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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

w The first class. Class of 1912. to graduate from the new Ne-Ca-Hl. Turn to page 16 and compare the 75 year difference with the Class of 1987. 2 75th Anniversary 1) new Castle High shown in 1929 with the recently built east wing annex. 2) The high school in the early 60 s with the new field house added in 1957. On July 26,1907, the Mew Castle School District purchased a large piece of land located on Lincoln Ave. from Mrs. Qeorge Berger for $37,500. Tour years later in September of 1911, the newly erected Mew Castle High School was ready to begin its fall classes. THAT WAS THEM ... Enrollment at this time was 269 freshmen, 190 sophomores, 92 juniors and 94 seniors, a total of 645 students. The first graduating class of the new Me-Ca-Hi. the class of 1912, made up of 90 students. Mr. Qeorge Dickson was the principal of the school, which had 30 classrooms and a student capacity of 1200. THIS IS MOW ... The 1986-87 enrollment consists of 352 freshmen, 274 sophomores, 262 juniors, and 237 seniors, a total of 1125 stu- dents. This year's graduating class is made up of students. Mr. Frank Datillo is the present principal of Me-Ca-Hi and has been since 1978. SOME FACTS . . . The smallest graduating class of Me-Ca-Hi was the first class of the Lincoln Ave. building, the class of 1912. -The largest was in 1969, with over 600 students. -In 1922. a vocational shop was added to the building. -A new east wing was added to the building in 1927 to accomomdate the rapidly growing number of students attending Mew Castle High. -1957 saw the birth of our very own field house built to accomondate the many fans who attended Me-Ca-Hi intermural athletic events. -Renovations that accompanied the 1957 addition included the main hall, the wood and metal shops, the nurse's office, the homemaking suite, the chemistry labs, and the cafeteria kitchen. -The total cost of the beautification of the building came to $2,000,000. -In 1986. some energy saving ' renovations were made. All throughout the building and field house the large windows were cut in half by insulation. Four chemistry classrooms and two labs were also renovated, the first time since 1957. THE TRADITIOM COMTIMUES ... If the walls of Me-Ca-Hi could talk, they'd reveal every different aspect of school life from 1911 until now. Of course times change, people change, ideas and morals change, but no matter how long ago the tradition started, or how long it will xcontinue into the future one thing will never change: WE ARE ncmIII 75th Anniversary 3 1) Mr Davis' chemistry class-tnis is as hard as it gets! 2) A meal fil for a president 3) Mr Hamilton enlightens his Honors World Cultures class with a brilliant statement. 4) You're cute!' 5) Two cute guys-QeOe Razzano Tom Piccione just hanging out. 4 Opening Q: WHAT'S HEW? This is a very easy question for these students because it's always the topic of conversation in class, between periods, during lunch, or anywhere two people possibly meet. For some of our students the response is always the same- nothing! Of course academics and discipline are very important in high school, but as these pictures suggest, we all need time to just lay back and chill outll mm 3 ■ wm These pictures prove that is for real. Anytime, any-e during the day someone ind doing something unre-lut we were lucky and found in the act. 4. Scott Wyman— gives a little glare to passers-by. 5. Andrea Pappas showing off mom and dad at Senior Might 86. 6. April Allen and Sherri Carungi at the Homecoming Dance. 6 Opening 7 Q: WHAT'S IM A DAY? 1) Joe Cugln . WM Jones pay close attention In class. 2) 6111 Duncan Aaron Minor. Marlacher and Ed Zuk look their masterpiece in wooasnop 31 Para Bertucci Maria Noviello. son Naugle Could they lunch? 4) Janice math McKnight and Erin Gay 8 Ope.nlng Me-Ca-Hi students are lucky because they have the opportunity to spend 180 days here, but for those who may be unfortunate not to have the experience to live'' at Me-Ca-Hi for one day, or for those who are constantly in the ozone, we've tried our best with pictures to wrap up a typical day at Me-Ca-Hi. 1. Maxine Robles stands up to the ladder diagram in our yearbook office. 2. Andrea Pappas arid Stacy Petrucci show who s really 1. 5. Dave Rankin. Jon Reiter. Lou Boyce. and Deana hole in Italian II. 4. Isa Sanchez. Flor Torres, and Christina Morelli pose in front of their new school. 5. Senior frank Pisciuneri fixes his ’ do in front of the mirror in the front hall. 6. Sneak Attackr-Kim Mraz, April Allen. and Maria hoviello take aim at our principal Mr. Dattilo. 7. Loren Jones. Labrina Robinson. Tracy Rubis. Tessa Harnett. Lee Lee Johnson- Are they making a gour-ment treat? MCM THANK YOU This year, the 1987 Pergodian brings back an old tradition of dedicating the yearbook to an outstanding person who has helped make the book what it is. The 1987 Pergodian Staff proudly dedicates this 1987 Pergodian to Mr. Anthony DeLuca. advisor. Without his faith in the staff, concern for the book, and especially his strong support during rough times, this 1987 Pergodian would not be possible. So. Mr. DeLuca, this book is for you! Enjoy it and of course. THAnKS! With much love and apppreciation, 1987 Pergodian Staff sL Mr 4 W £ Mr. Anthony DeLuca 10 Dedicat ion SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MIKE RUSSIN CHRISTINE SIQQERS BIGGEST TLIRT JASON GEORGE LISA CADE BEST BUILT SCOTT WYMAN KARA DATTILO PRETTIEST EYES CLASS CLOWN JOE TOSCANO BRIAN JOHNSTON CRISSA MALIZIA DANA TAYLOR BEST ATHLETE KRIS KIRCHEL DELBERT LANE CUTEST COUPLE JIM FERRELL LISA WEST BIGGEST EATER VIVIAN JACOBS VINCE SANDS BEST ALL AROUND BETH NATALE TOM PICCIONE 12 Senior Superlatives PRETTIEST SMILE SCOTT PIDRO STACY PETRUCCI MOST POPULAR BIGGEST COMPLAIMER MARC ZIMGARO LOU BOYCE MARIA DEMASE CAThY BARLETTO BIGGEST PARTIER JOM LIBRAMDI ROSEMARIE SCRIM BEST MUSICIAM VALERIE MCCART MARK MUZZO MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT LARA BERTUCCI MARK HOUSER BIGGEST MOOCHER MARTY PAMELLA TIMA LALAMA BIGGEST BROWMIE JIM EERRELL JODI DIMUCCIO BEST DRESSED BRIAM RICE SHELLEY MCDOMALD MOST ARTISTIC JACK REMO MICHELE COZZA BEST LOOKING AMDREA PAPPAS MATT BROWM Senior Superlatives 13 STACY ALTMAN DANA AVEN CHRISTINE BARBATO CATHY BARLETTO JEAN BASHARA RICHARD BENSON LARA BERTUCCI JAMES BONZO 14 Seniors STEPHEN BOOMER LYNNISE BROWN MATTHEW BROWN THEODORE BROWNE MARY BRYAN CARTER BUCKER LISA CADE MELISSA CAMEROT WENDI CAMPOLI CHRISTY CARAVELLA TODD CARENBAUER ROSEMARY CIOPPA Seniors 15 A A CANDICE COLELLA LORI COLLINS LOUIS CONTI ROBERT COOK SUSAN COOPER RENEE CORLEY MICHELE COZZA FRANK DAILEY PATRICIA DANDO Seniors 17 KARA DATTILO RACHIELLE DeCARBO JOHN DEEP CHRIS DELAMEY MARIA DEMASE DEMISE DICAPRIO JODI DIMUCCIO TOM DORAM JAMIE DOUGAM JODI DREBUS WILLIAM C. DUMCAM LX 18 Scnlors PATTY EDGERTOM JEEP EDGIMGTOM BARBARA EPITROPOULOS JO-AMM EVAMS SMERRY EVAMS CHRIS EABIAM TOMI EARAOME WILLIAM EEE JAMES EERRELL JODI EERRY AMDREA FITZPATRICK BETM AMM ERAMK Seniors 19 MELISSA rULEMO JAMES GABRIEL TAMMY GARVER YOLAMDA GAY JASOM GEORGE VITO GEORGE ARTHUR GRAZIAMI LISA GREER JOE GRYESIUK THOMAS GURGIOLO TESSA HAMETT ARTHUR HAMMOND 20 Senlors TERRI MARGRAVE BRIAN MEAP1EY RIM MEDGLIN REITM MILL DANIEL MILYARD MELANIE HOFFMAN MARK MOUSER VIVIAN JACOBS Seniors 21 BRENDA LEE JEANES KENNETH JOHNSON LESLIE ANN JOHNSON BRIAN JOHNSTON LOREN MARIE JONES STEPHEN KAPLIN LORI ANN KAY KRISTINE KIRCHEL CATHERINE KIRIAKOU RAE ANN KNERAM DIANE KORDISH SHERRY KOVACH 22 Seniors TIMA LALAMA ANTHONY LATOUr ELIAS LATOUF KENNETH LATSKO STEPHEN LEITERA BRIAN LENN MICHELLE LEWELLYN CARLEE LEWIS JON LIBRANDI JOHN LUCCHINI LEONARD MADISON CLARISSA MALIZIA Scniors 23 WILLIAM MAMCIPIO RICHARD MARCZAK RICHARD MARIACHER HELEN MARTIN RONALD MARTIN TRACY ANN MASSOPi CHRISTOPHER MATTEO VALERIE MCCARTT 24 Seniors JOMM MCCORMICK SMELLY MCDOMALD CORI MCKEMZIE WAMDA MCKMIGMT WEMDE MCKMIGMT LEE MCLURE AMY MELCNIORRE TIM MEREDITH PAUL MICALETTI JOMM MICCO ROBERT MICCO DEMISE MIMGIOME Scniors 25 CHARLES MOONEY CHRISTINA MORELLI JOHN MOSES DEBORAH MOUNTS RHONDA MOUNTS CATHRYN MOZZOCIO KIMBERLY MRAZ ERIC MROZEK TRUDI MURPHY JOY MUSULIN BOBBIE JO MYERS MARCY NAPIER 26 Seniors BETM ANN NATALE BARBRA ALYSON NAUGLE MICMELLE NERO PAMELA HERO TRACY NEWTON LISA NOEL MARIA NOVIELLO MARK NUZZO LISA ORELLI Seniors 27 VALERIE ORR KRISTINA PACELLI ELENI PALIOURAS MARTIN PANELLA ANDREA PAPPAS VICKIE PASCOE I DEBRA PAVIA SAMUEL PEAK SHELLEY PEAK STEPHEN PETROVICH STACY PETRUCCI 28 Seniors OLINDO PEZZONE THOMAS PICCIOflE SAMUEL SCOTT PIDRO LISA PIRLOZZI FRANK PISCIUNERI JEFFREY PITZER KEVIN PITZER BRIAN PIZER LEONARD QUIMBY Scniors 29 DAVID RANKIN EUGENE RAZZANO CHRIS REDFOOT SHELLEY REDMOND CHRISTINE REITER JACK RENO DUWAYNE RICE LABRINA ROBINSON JANICE ROSSI SARA RUCKER ROBYN RUHA MICHAEL RUSSIN VINCENT RUSSO CAROLINE SABINO JOSEPH SABINO 30 Seniors MATTHEW SAMUELS ISABEL SAMCHEZ VINCENT SANDS WILLIAM SANKEY CHARLES SCARCINELLA FRANK JEFFREY SCARNATO ROSEMARIE SCRIM JACQUELINE SIBETO Seniors 31 CHRISTINE SIQQERS BECKY SIMS GARY SIZER CARLA SMITH MARK SMITH LEANNA SPARANO WILLIAM STEELE DEANNA STONE MARC SUBER DENISE TANNER PATRICK TANNER TIFFANY TATE 32 Seniors LARRY THOMPSON JOHN TOMARAKOS ELOR TORRES JOSEPH TOSCANO ADRIENNE TROTTA DAWN TROUTMAN RICHARD TURNER STEPHANIE VILLANI EDWARD WAJLER MARLENE WALTERS YUKARI WARD LISA WEST Seniors 33 MELISSA YOhO MARK ZIMGARO JERRY ZONA ED ZUK Seniors not Pictured RONALD ALTMAN CHRIS BALL LOUIS BOYCE WILLIAM CHADBOLT CARMEN DENNIS BRAD KORPELLA DELBERT LANE AARON MINOR JOHN NORCO ERIC OWEC DAREN RAWL BRIAN RICE JAMIE ROSE RANDY SAGER WAYLON SAGER DANA TAYLOR GEORGE THEODOROU BEN TOLBERT BRIAN TORSELLO ROBERT ZINGARO The Class Of 87 I Guess The Time Has Come To Turn And Walk Away Live For How Hot Then Don't Dwell On Yesterday. To Think We Would Always Be Together Is Hot Far From The Truth Our Hew Castle Years Are Passing By But We Will never Forget Our Youth. Like An Hour-Glass Out Of Sand Our Time Has Run Out We Will Soon Walk Across The Stage And Leam What Life's About. We Are Like Birds Flying High Always Close To Heaven We Will Cherish And never Forget The Class Of '87. 34 Seniors CLASS OF 87 CLASS FAVORITES colors: red and silver song: Lean On Me song: Hever Say Goodbye hang-out: McDonald's name: Achievers saying: Isn't that special???? motto: To go where no class has gone t.v. show: Cosby Show before. Radio Station: WAMO mural: Mark Huzzo Music Group: Bon Jovi advisor: Mr. Harry Micco officer: Vince Sands, Pres, Christine Siggers, V.P. Tom Piccione, Sec. Lara Bertucci, Treas. movie: nightmare On Elm Street III -Mr. DiMuccio threatened Matt Brown's life with THE CHALK THiriQ'?!! -Tina L. fell down the bleachers at the basketball game? -Crissa M. passed a Spanish IV test? -LaBrina's hair grew six inches overnight? -Bobby Cook wasn't looking for a fight with someone smaller than him? -Mr. Spina fell off the stool? Pd. 3 and 4 chem I does!! -Mike R. and Mark n. didn't fight over a trumpet solo? -Some kids from Croton put Chris M.'s car in the middle of the street? -The 45-minute party at Cascade ended in a run-for-your-life'' race!! -Vivan got tackled up the school and had to spend the night at St. Francis E.R.H -That cold night of Oct 18, 1986 at Chad's house? -Miss Callahan's 4th pd. class left after the lunch bell and she didn't even know it— APRIL FOOLS!! -Tom P. and Kara D. had Spina's Chem test—and still failed!! -Richard Mariacher's Insanity Tours to ”Peak-n-Peak? -Chris D. came to school—let alone Physics and gym? -Jon Librandi didn't drink coffee and say Morning ? -Someone threw the chair out of Zump's window? -Dr. Hannon gave the speech about the ozone layer? Tiffany does! -Mark, and Mike were stuck with 300 girls at cheerleading camp? -Flor got a C in Spanish? -Mr. Jackson went through the drive-thru' at Seneca Valley backwards ? The girls' tennis team does . . . that's okay . . . Jana walked through one!!! -Andrea F. ran to the police station because Marcy H. was going to beat her up? -Larry T. was sent to Room 2 for closing the window in Mr. DeLuca's room? -Cristina M. confessed on her birthday?? -Tom D. tried to be explodo- man ???? -Jodi DiMuccio broke her heel at Y.S.U.? Kim and Maria do!! -The car broke down on the way to the Hew Edition concert? Terri, Curdi, and Dana Do!! -Shelly Redmond got unexpected guests at Rhonda's house??? -Maria, Lisa, Leslie, and Lara showed up at school on our only snow day? -Wedge wasn't making a face or showing his stomach? =Jodi F. got knocked over by some Ambridge football players? -Marcee and Becky got caught trying to get Marcee out of school? -George T. and Tim M. got caught cutting their classes - - - for a whole nine weeks? -Zig wasn't worried about the cops being around? Spring Weekend '86 at S.R,U. - - - Moe and John Micco don't!! -Moondog took a shower at Ange's garage - - - huh, Zig???? -Michele's first night at the milkshake machine? Kim does!! Class Of 87 35 SENIORS ENJOY A MASQUERADE May 9, 1987 was a very special date for most Hew Castle High School students and their guests. A memorable event took place on this evening—the Senior Prom. The prom was held at the Scottish Rite Cathedral from 6:45-10 p.m. and was catered by Marie Eberth. Vince Sands, Senior Class President, gave a short speech. The ballroom was beautifully decorated to the theme of “Masquerade. Those in attendance enjoyed music provided by “Split Second. Pictures were taken by Clark Studio. All seniors were presented with a commerative glass upon leaving the prom. Most of those in attendance then traveled out of town for dinner to complete this memorable event. Top, Mr. and Mrs. Plaugle schedule times for seniors to have pictures taken. Above, crowds gather as friends and family come to see couples walk in. Above right, seniors begin their masquerade party. Right. Kim Medglin and her date lead the first pack of couples. 36 From Prom 37 SENIORS TARE THEIR LAST WALR Ne-Ca- Mi's 129th Commencement at the Scottish Rite Cathedral was attended by a large crowd of family and friends of the graduates. The 222 seniors received their diplomas from School Board President Tom Piccione Speeches were given by Mr Piccione, Principal Frank Da tillo. Superintendent Joe Mar tin, and the top three gradu ates, Rose Mary Cioppa, Cathy Mozzocio, and Tracey Masson. Also, the three foreign exchange students, Isabel Sanchez (Mexico), Flor Torres (Chile), and Christina Morelli (Italy) presented their national flags to Mr. Datillo. B The graduates applaud at one of the commencement addresses. GeGe Razzano leads a group of seniors across the stage to receive their diplomas. Rara Datillo walks in the senior processional. 38 Seniors Lara Bertucci receives her diploma from School Board President Tom Pic-cione. Mr. Piccione addresses the graduates, below. Mr. Datillo receives the Mexican flag from Isabel Sanchez, the Italian flag from Christina Morelli, and the Chilean flag from flor Torres. Seniors 39 SEMIORS SUN IT UP” AT ALL NITE PARTY On Friday June 5 at 11 PM, Ne-Ca-Hi seniors and their guests began the longest beach party they would ever enjoy. The evening began with the crowd dancing to the tunes of D.J. Major Motion. Live music was then provided by Modern Man. Casino games took place and prizes were given away throughout the night. Food was provided along with beverages. The prom video was played throughout the night for those who were too tired to dance. As the hands of the clock approached 5 AM, every senior was given a beach towel and some weary eyes had begun to show a few tears of sadness. This night will leave great memories in the minds of the class of 87 for a long time to come. 3 1) Artie Hammond struts his stuff on the dance floor. 2) Joe Isabello and Leslie hohnson get in the food line. 3) The partiers hit the dance floor. 40 Seniors - AWARD RECIPIENTS - C- 29 NEW CASTLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL May 8, 1987 SENIOR PROCESSIONAL CaMlr H.fh Bond L STAR SPANGLED BANNER Lu Grrrr Matth Samurl. fhanut ■ T aey Motion IL ALMA MATER...............................Usa Grrrr Mat the . Samuel, Pumut Tracy Motion V PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Mr, Batty Am DtMuccto Senior Counselor Mr, B Louim PinrlU PRESENTATION OF ACADEMIC GAMES TROPHY......................Mr, Vikki Mi.Mr odd. Mr Yvonne Sht 1. PRESENTATION OF CLASS FLAG Student Council IL PRESENTATION OT PRINCIPAL’S AWARD Mr Frank Dattdo «� AUfgMI I n. h+ «„'j H St BltHh POD U „r.l Vt� I '«wk Uaw U on! 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Pa Stole Unit eruty Muttt Artivety Tuition Schoiantup ( athrvn Mortooo L'mteeigy of Pittsburgh Acodem Sehotontmp huqurtnr Vnuergity Srhoiar Barbra Alyvm NaujV Ithaca College Frank Ptvounrn West Virgiiua L'nmergity Jeffrey Pitirr Virginia WrtUyan College Krvm Prtcrr Blackburn Honor Award Gannon I'nuomty Scholar Sara Rurkrr Indiana I 'nuertgy of Pa Board of Director! Mirharl Ru m . Weet Virginia L'ruvemty Presidential Scholarship Chnatinr Sijjrri -. Garmon. Indiana University of Pa Hoard of three tore Larry Thompion Gannon Acadeauc Scholarship Dawn Troutman Bethany College Renner National Scholarship Suaan Wilton Mutkingham College MaBaaa Yoh� Marietta College Presidential Honor Scholarship Gannon University M� league of Citiei Kuoy Contetl Kathlrrn Barlrtto Tracy Nrwton Lim Cad Tom P woo nr Chriaty Caravrlla Sara Ruckrr Candac Cotrlta Jack. Sib to Mr 1 it a Fuirno Gary Sure Tammy Garvrr St phamr Villani L. ta Greet Suain WiImi Mrlamr Hoffman Or raid Zona Joy Mutl.n Womr a . Shelter Hiuiy Contest Vito Gaorgr lie H-inatd Joseph Si hular.hip Thomai Gurpofe Hrlrn Martin ShrHy Mr Donald Caihryn Mottocto Elrm Paliourai PamrU Nrro Men hunt Mnnnt Kind, mi Appointment Vin.rnt hand 46 Scnior Recognition Day HOMECOMING 1987 The senior candidates for Homcoming Queen were Lara Bertucci, Maria DeMase, Crissa Malizia, and Andrea Pappas. Ballots were filled out by the entire senior class. The results were announced on October 3, during halftime at the hew Castle vs. Ambridge football game. 1986 homecoming Queen Susan Otlowski had the pleasure of crowning Maria DeMase the 1987 homecoming Queen. ft Njfr 4 7 V ' f iCh� V Lara Bertucci and Jason George Maria DeMase and Michael Morelli Crissa Malizia and Matt Brown Andrea Pappas and Jimmy Gabriel homecoming. 49 JUNIOR ATTENDANTS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Leigh Ann Melonio and David Perrino FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Dawn DiMuccio and Bryan Cain Rosalind Scala and Chris Ruscille 50 Homecoming Exchange student Cristina Morelli smiles and waves to the crowd. Andrea Pappas and her escort Jimmy Gabriel ride around the stadium on the repeat performance of homecoming 86. The court sits prominently on the flatbed that they decorated. Matt Brown shelters Crissa Malizia with an umbrella as they run for cover! 1988 Queen Sue Otlowski congratulates Maria De- Jonalyn Abraham and her escort Brad Cain Mase after crowning her. smile for the camera ! homecoming 51 SENIORS REVEAL THEIR TALENTS On September 27. 1986. the annual Lawrence County Junior Miss Pageant was held at the William Orr Auditorium at Westminister College. Six girls represented New Castle high School: Lara Bertucci. Jodi Dl-Muccio, Tracy Masson. Alyson Naugle. Lisa Noel, and Adrienne Trotta. New Castle contestants earned 4 awards: Adrienne Trotta was the second runner up. Jodi DiMucdo recieved the physical fitness award which was based on the routines performed. Tracy Masson recieved the scholastic award which is based on grades, and Lara Bertucci recieved the spirit of Junior Miss award, where the other contestants voted on who they thought had Junior Miss qualities. The winner of the pageant was Lisa Turk from Shenango high School. The girls who participated in the pageant represented •their school in an experience that they will never forget. The awards that they recieved were well-earned, because all of the contestants are winners in their own wayll This performance helped Jodi DiMucdo win the Physical Pltness award. Adrienne Trotta Reading a monologue is Lara Bertucci s style of talent. Lisa noel Jodi DiMucdo Lara Bertucci Alyson naugle 52 Jr. Miss Tracy Masson MR. CHRISTMAS CONTEST Student Council Raises Money for Childrens hospital Mr. Christmas candidates: Marc Zingaro. Brian Johnston. Matt Brown. Jimmy Gabriel. Bobby Cook. Scott Wyman. Class President Vince Sands monitors the collection cans in lunch as Diana Joseph points out a newpaper article to him. Student council held an unusual fundraiser for Childrens hospital this year. The student body chose six candidates for the title of Mr. Christmas, and, each day in lunch, students voted for their favorite guy by placing money in a can with the candidates name on it. Senior class officers helped student council advisor Marry Micco in collecting and counting the money. $500 was raised for Childrens hospital, and Marc Zingaro was named Mr. Christmas after collecting the most money. AMD THE WINNER IS . . . Marc Zingaro!! Mr. Christmas 53 NE-CA-HI MARCHING BAND We've Got The Spirit! Row One Nicole Ealba, Shelley Leone. Jimmy Rossi. Eva Marburger. Kelly McKissicK. Michelle Bastian, Tracy Masson, Rosemarie Scrim. Dawna Rees, Shannon Mouk, Diana Joseph. Lisa West Row Two Eric Peebles. Dan DiNardo, Robin Gilchrist, Cheri Abersold, Andy Rozzi, Anthony DiCarlo. Piancy Eakin. Debbie Brown. Kim Eve. Rhonda Eisher, April Werling, Kristie Sindlinger Row Three Sean Gilmore. Shelly Yaney. Janie hall, Traci Towne. Mark Black, Rob Lombardo Row four Ricky Miles, Brian DeJohn, Owen Copeland, Alex Graziani. Brian Johnson, Matt Pitzer, Stephen Mouk, Scott Delaney, Laurel Montgomery, Cynthia Yoho. Chad Hamilton Row rive Tom Myers, Todd Lewis. Shawn Riniti. Bill Steele. Arthur Graziani. Tina Kiriakou, Yolanda Gay, Alyson Naugle, Steve Kaplin. John Lucchinl, Jodi Glovier Row Six Rochelle Testa. Bobbi Myers. Tom Gurgiolo. Mike Russin, Doug Brown. Patty Edgerton, Dawn DiMuccio. Tammy Cimini, Toni Conti, Brian Johngrass Row Seven Skip Majocka, Richard Conti. Leonard Quimby, Louie Conti, Tammie Mitchell. Mary Medure, Tom Stoops. Kelly Kitsko. Pete Kennaday. Julie Thomas, Penny McKinney. Shannon Perry Row Eight Doug Papa. Brad Esposito, Steve Petrovich, Mark Buelow, Chris Herbert. P.J. Greer. Mitch Houser. Patty Marcar, Stacy Troutman, Jeff Brown Row Mine Donelle Wills. Valerie McCartt. Annie Finnerty, Sue Yerage. Ingrid Rector, Rosita Lucchini, Tom Wiand, Meil Kinser, Bobby Jackson, Doug Bumgardner, Eric Mrozek, Todd Carenbauer. Joe Edgerton Row Ten Diane Eakin, Josh Zona, Chrissy Gattey, Chris Magoun. LeMark Williams, Dewey Rice. Jim Powers. Brad Cain. Mark Muzzo, Louie Maslyk. Mark Smith. Bill Duncan, Robert McCartney The Red Hurricane Marching Band practiced long hours in the sun and rain during the summer and after school to prepare for pre-game and halftime routines performed throughout the season. Their enthusiasm lifted spirits and got the team and fans psyched during the football games. Under the direction of Mr. Tom Zumpella and Mr. Ted DiS-anti, the band. Candy Canes, Color Guards, and Majorettes conveyed the Ne-Ca-Hi pride and spirit at 5 home games, 4 away games, and 2 parades this year. The trumpet section is featured in this performance of Bugler's holiday at the pie festival on September 3. 1986. M Band t r|, __ ___________ I f Si, ■ .- fc.1 4 ' . ' j j h J f ( P. VI '-: •■' • ■ 1 1 ' I t r - - ' L - - ■ '-'r vi % . i 1 A i a 1. Louie Conti and Brad Cain concentrate during an after school band practice. 2. The band marches around the stadium for the pre-game homecoming parade. 3. . Ir. Zumpella shows his good sportsmanship while participating in the Jail-a-thon for the Cancer Society, he was picked up at practice by a police officer, getting a drum roll all the way to the squad car! 4. These band members play the March Medley while carrying out their pre-game routine. 5. Assistant band director Ted DiSanti plays a tune while Mr. Zumpella watches the scoreless game of Aliquippa vs. Mew Castle. 6. Band members step off to begin halftime ceremonies on Senior Might. Band 55 CANDY CANES Success Hasn't Spoiled Us Yet! Bottom Row Christy Caravella, Stacy Petrucci, Rosemary Cioppa, Maria DeMase. Maria Noviello. Melissa Camerot. Jodi DiMuccio Outside Diamond Debbie Mastrangelo. Jonalyn Abraham. Penny Stewart. Daniell Johnson, LaBrina Robinson. Luannc Galvin, Adrienne Trotta. Stacy Farris, Lynisse Brown, April Allen, Joel Leffel, Cheri Cochran. Lisa Ryan. Andrea Pappas, Tina Gabriel. Valerie Jacobs. Kristine Donofrio, Rachielle DeCarbo. Marilyn Rouser Inside Diamond Maxine Robles, Nicki Warfield. Kristin Withrow, Dena Capece, Carmy Rapko. Shannon Tate, Terri Fronius, Kelly Trott. Missy Viggiano. Pam Nero. Jennifer Parco, Renee Colella. Aimee Gallo. Stacey Monico This year's Candy Cane squad consisted of 40 girls, 14 of whom were seniors: the 8 squad leaders, plus Pam Piero, Rachielle DeCarbo, Lynnise Brown, LaBrina Robinson, Adrienne Trotta, and Andrea Pappas. Supported by advisors Kathy Daytner and Ramona Piathan, the squad practiced to perfection for all of their performances and parades. The squad leaders helped boost spirits before all away games with the infamous ho-ho toast , and the Candy Canes had a very successful season. 56 Candy Canes The Candy Canes smile and prepare for kicks in their routine. Ghostbusters. performed at the Seton-Lasalle vs. New Castle game. Senior Squad Leaders Row One Melissa Camerot. Jodi DiMuccio, Christy Caravella Row Two Stacy Petrucci, Rosemary Cioppa Row Three Maria Moviello, Maria DcMase V 1. Sophomores April Allen. Teri Fronius. and Shannon Tate are all smiles, despite the Canes loss at Boardman High School. 2. Kristine Donofrio. Rachielle DeCarbo, Marilyn Rouser, and Melissa Camerot stand at attention before their Conga ' routine at the pie festival. 3. Rosemary Cioppa and Stacy Petrucci pose with their friends after celebrating the Canes Final win of the season at Blackhawk. 4. Advisors Ramona nathan and Kathy Daytner say cheese while Stacy Farris points out a football player at the Boardman game. 5. These senior girls take time out to pose for a picture on Senior Might. Candy Canes 57 COLOR GUARD Left, up Candy Colella. Diane Schlaak. Tiffany West, Leslie Johnson. Alicia Moses, Terri Margrave. Lori Collins. Katina Cochran. Yukari Ward. Stefanie Ferrara, Kim Faraone, Tammi Krolicki Center co-captains Lisa Pirlozzi, Toni Faraone These senior members pose together for the last time as they are honored on senior night. Co-Captains Lisa Pirlozzi and Toni Faraone 58 Color Guard I 1) The color guards show their style while they march for pre-game. 2) Lisa Pirlozzi just wakes up after a tiring performance and ride from the Mew Castle vs Boardman game. 3) Tammi Krolicki and Candi Collela lead the squad down the field during the pre-game performance. 4) Tina Cochran and Diane Schlaaak are at parade rest at the start of practice. 5) Tiffany West, Stephanie Ferrara. Leslie Johnson and Lisa Pirlozzi show their spirit after a 44-0 loss to Boardman! Color Guard 59 9TH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Shout And Scream For Your Team!!! Row One co-captains Alisa Joseph and Shelly Blundo Row Two Nikki Ealba Heather hall Row Three Tammy Bartberger. Rosalind Scala. Stacy DelCastello. Diana Dess The 9th grade cheerleaders are the newest members to cheer for hurricane sports. They cheered for both 9th grade football and basketball games, and acquired many useful skills. The squad was led by captains Alisa Joseph and Shelly Blundo. They are advised by Mrs. Berger and Mrs. Mastroddi. The squad cheers at Taggart Stadium. 60 9th Grade Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Let s Qo Canes!!! The JV Cheerleaders consisted of six girls with two co-captains, Lisa Cubellis and Teri Cochran. They cheered on both the JV football and basketball teams. During the varsity football games, the raised money by selling cushions and ribbons. In picture 1. the girls get the team psyched up for their opponents, Seneca Valley. In picture 2, Teresa Camuche, Rochelle Palla-dino and Missy DeSimone do a cheer on a new Castle time out. In picture 3, the squad performs a halftime cheer. Row 1 Co-Captains Lisa Cubellis and Teri Cochran Row 2 Leigh Ann Melonio. Tanya Stole, liissy DeSimone. Rochelle Palladino Row 3 Teresa Camuche. Krystal Cameron VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Go Big Red . . . Get Ahead!!!! Row 1 Jennifer Bromley. Beth Seery Row 2 Lara Bertucci. Matt Mouser. Jodi Perry. Allyson Vincent, Mike Russin, Cori McKenzie Row 3 Mike Blair, Cathy Mozzocio. Allison Cappabianco, Denise Mingione. Mark Mouser Row 4 Maryann Hall. Gary Sizer The varsity cheerleaders had seven senior members this year. Along with football games, they also cheered on the boys basketball team. With help from summer cheerleading camp and the enthusiastic leadership of co-captains Lara Bertucci and Cori McKenzie, the squad placed second in the annual cheerleading competition at the Oktoberfest. The cheerleading advisors are Mrs. Vicki Mastroddi and Ms. Michele Berger. The squad leads the crowd in a victory cheer on senior night. 62 Varsity Cheerleaders 1. The cheerleaders lifted dampened spirits at the rainy homecoming game against Am bridge. 2. Lara Bertucci and Cori McKenzie are held high by rowdy male cheerleaders. Matt Mouser and Mike Russin. 3. Seniors Cathy Mozzocco. Denise Mingione, and Lara Bertucci pose with their megaphone before halftime on senior night. 4. Jodi Ferry and Jenifer Bromley take a break from their LOUD cheering! 5. Cathy Mozzocco is escorted by her parents on Senior night. The squad leads the crowd in a victory cheer! Varsity Cheerleaders 63 NE-CA-HI MAJORETTES The Canes' feature Twirlers! Andrea Pacelli. Jamie Dougan, Lori Hale The majorettes stand at attention during halftime announcements. Senior Majorette Jamie Dougan 64 Majorettes SENIORS ARE HONORED WITH NIGHTS TO REMEMBER'' 1. Beth Natale, Girls' Varsity Basketball, is escorted by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Natale, Sr. 2. Brian Rice is all smiles as he walks onto the court with his parents at his side. 3. Brian Heaney marches onto the playing field with his parents Jim and Lynn Heaney. 4. Jason George, escorted by his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom George. 5. Candy cane Maria Noviello is escorted by her proud parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Noviello. 6. Band member Todd Carenbauer marches in step with mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. George Carenbauer. 7. The crowd gives a cheer as Cathy Mo-zoccio is escorted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mozoccio. 8. Wende Mcknight. Girls Varsity Basketball. gives a smile as she walks onto the court with her mom. Senior Night 65 THE VOICE OF NE-CA-HI The Hurricane Life Staff is responsible for producing a paper each month. They are the voice of Ne-Ca-Hi, informing students of newsworthy items. The class consists of 10 students taught by 'Irs. Dailey every day. Reporters outside the class also contributed articles. Row 1 Fred Wright. Joann Evans, Christy Caravella, Editor Arty Qraziani. Editor Teri Cochran. AI Ida Moses, Alyson Haugle, Helen Martin, Joy Musulin, Chert Abersold Row 2 Julie McCormick, Sherry Peak. Monica Mraz. Katina Cockran, Maria DeMase, Kim Mraz, Joe Abraham. April Rio, Danny Foley. Lisa Calabrese, Renee Corley Above. Fred Wright takes a breather from writing his article. Right. Joy Muslim studies some new fundamentals as Alicia Moses looks on. 66 Murricane Life Mrs. Lucille Dailey. Advisor Editor Christy Caravella looks on as reporters use the computer. YOUTH PAGE TELLS ALL The five Youth Page writers from Ne-Ca-Hi report newsworthy items to the New Castle News each week. Assisted by their advisor Mrs. Christine Sands, their articles inform the city of New Castle about important events at our high school. The Youth Page staff looks over a published article at a meeting in the library. Row 1 Vince Sands, Alyson Maugle Row 2 Laura Coen. Diana Joseph, Krystal Cameron Youth Page 67 NC HAS MANY FOREIGN RELATIONS Ne-Ca-Mi has three foreign exchange students this year. Christina Morelli, from Italy, nor Torres from Chile, and Isabel Sanchez from Mexico. Christina had an interest in American culture and took a chance. She is 17 years old and resides with the Redmonds. While in America, she has traveled to Canada and loves Miagra Falls. When she returns to Italy. Christina will attend college to study agriculture. nor is a 17 year old and comes from Vina Delmar. Chile. As an exchange student, she is staying with the McKenzie s. Hor made an easy adjustment to Ne-Ca-Mi. except for the teachers rotating instead of students, the educational systems are basically simaler. Isabel comes from Saltelo Coahui-la. Mexico and is 16 years old. Isa made a quite of few adjustments coming to the states. In September she spoke very little English. Mow she speaks very fluently. Isabel Is planning to attend UANE (Universidad An-tonama del Moroeste) to become a travel agent. She resides with the Troutman family on the north Mill. Each represented her country in the homecoming parade. We hope that they've had great experiences in America and especially we hope they bring the he-Ca-Mi spirit to other parts of the world. Above, Isa Sanchez stands on the grounds of her new school and proudly represents Mexico in the Homecoming Parade. I My Favorite Food At Mew Castle Is Peanut Butter And Jelly. -Isabel Sanchez, Mexico Right, Elor Torres stands tall on the steps in front of n.C.h. Far right, Elor and Isa share new experiences in the cafeteria. 68 Eoreign Exchange Students The One Thing That Mas Pleased e The Most Is how Mice Everyone has Been To N ' - Christ i Morelli, Italy Christina Morelli and her host sister Shelley Redmond enjoy a day at McConnel's Mills. Isa walks dow the field on Senior Might with her host parents. Mr. and Mrs. Redmond show off their new daughter on Senior Might. Christina Morelli takes over Italian class with a slide presentation. I Would Like To Bring America s Freedom Back To My Country.” - Flor Torres, Chile Foreign Exchange Students 69 1987 PERGODIAM STAFF The Tradition Continues! Row I Melissa Caraway. April Allen. Rhonda Mounts. Tammi Krolicki. Cori McKenzie, Maria DcMasc. Kim Mraz. Maria Movie!Io Row 2 Maxine Robles. Larry Amodie, Sue Yerage. Tom Piccione. David Rankin Larry Amodie and Tom Piccione lay out the football page. Advisor Mr. DeLuca looks on as April Allen. Tammie Krolicki. and Maxine Robles work on the activities section. 70 Pergodian Staff Staff members deliver patron sheets to homerooms with Mr. DeLuca. Maria DeMase works on the homecoming page with David Rankin. Rhonda Mounts and April Alien check through computer lists for students names. Mr. DeLuca checks on the progress of the 1987 Pergodian. Sue Yerage and Melissa Caraway crop pictures for the opening section. The 1987 Pergodian Staff, advised by Mr. Anthony DeLuca, consisted of seven seniors, two juniors, and four sophomores. These 13 staff members began their work last year, attending a workshop at Grove City College, and getting business ads over the summer. The class, which met first period, worked with Josten's adivsor Larry Intihar to make the 1987 Pergodian the best ever! All of the deadlines were met, luckily! And the result of all their hard work and endurance is the best Me-Ca-Hi yearbook—and Me-Ca-hi deserves nothing but the BEST!! The Staff floods Josten's advisor, Larry Intihar. with questions about his display model yearbook. Pergodian Staff 71 STUDENTS SHARE TALENTS AT THE ARTS FESTIVAL The Arts Festival was held on March 19, 1987, and was prepared many weeks in advance by both students and faculty. The choirs and band performed in the auditorium while in the cafeteria, many booths were displayed by various clubs and departments. The Italian Club and the Spanish Club sold ethnic foods, and some of the displays were memoribilia from Ne-Ca-Hi's past 75 years, the egg babies, and a biology quiz. Many students and parents attended, making it an important event for our school. In picture 1, Leigh Ann Melonio and Katina Cochran sell friend dough at the Italian Club booth. In piture 2, Dr. Refer s Honors U.S. history class relax before a performance of The Living Constitution, a highlight of the Arts Festival. In picture 3, Tom Piccione and Miss Callahan instruct a student on how to use the mind probe. Picture 4 shows Mrs. Savvochia and Miss Santolla standing by their D.O-.F.O.B.S. display. In picture 5, Mrs. Shaw talks with a parent about the Gifted Program. In picture 6, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Zona display art projects prepared by their students. SPORTS Athletic Director Angelo romato presents trophies to M.A.C. Bowling Champions: Mrs. Sands Advisor. Fat Tanner. Larry Thompson. Jim Compel!. Jack McCormick. Jeff Pltzer CANES CAPTURE MAC TOURNAMENT The Red Hurricane Bowling Team took its second M.A.C. Championship in three yers in the tournament held at Woodside Lanes in Ellwood City. Jack McCormick placed fourth overall and was the team leader with 559. Mrs. Sands is the team advisor. 74 Sports WRESTLING Row 1 Richard Napier, Marcus Respress, John Moses. Rick Conti. Row 2 Mead Coach Mr. Glass, Brian Toscano. Greg Viggiano, Joe Toscano. Eric Upshaw, Bob Gould, Assistant Coach Mr. Greer. Mike Blair struggles to get out of a headlock. Wrestling 75 GOLF Row one T.J. George. Doug Englehart. Danny Mangino Row two GeGe Razzano. Mr. Hamilton, coach. Jason George 76 Golf GeGe Razzano Jason George SECTION 1 CHAMPS Danny Mangino T.J. George The New Castle golf team has once again become Section 1 champs for the second year in a row with a record of 8-2. Dan Mangino, T.J. George, and GeGe Razzano also qualified in an area tournament. The members of the team are as follows: Dan Mangino -Grade 10- 38.5 T.J. George-Grade 10- 40.6 GeGe Razzano Grade 12- 41.5 Doug Englehart-G ac e 10- 42 Jason George-Gradel2- 42.5 Pat Tanner-Grade 12- 44.6 Doug Englehart Golf 77 GYMNASTICS rront: Marde Angelo. Sherri Carungi Middle: Kelly Trott, Chert Cochran. Teri Cochran. Marcie Redmond Back: Donna Campbell. Head Coach, Alyson Maugle Student Trainer Manager, Rochelle Palladino, Stad Smith, Cristina Morelli, Missy DeSimone, Mary Ann hall. Shelly Redmond. Manager, Joni Rossi, Assistant Coach Growing Pains Although this year s team was 0-9, they learned a lot through competition. This young and inexperienced team had the talents of a few returning members, but must look to improve their styles for next year. Senior members were Cori McKenzie and foreign exchange student Cristina Morelli. NC OPPT 50.80 Butler 113.90 78.85 Blackhawk 81.90 73.40 Ambridge 95.50 77.80 Sharon 120.45 68.40 Montour 137.19 75.60 Shenango 100.40 77.10 Moon 113.60 51.65 Riverside 100.50 63.57 Hickory 124.76 78 Gymnastics Row 1 Ray Retinauer, Lee Thompson, Mark Mastrangelo, Chris Jones, Chet Meve, Marc Caravaggio, Louie Perrotta. Artie Powell, Matt Blakely Row 2 Dwayne Mapier, Stan Scott. Mike DeMarco. Ryan Ptrmi, Tony Miller, Tommy Servideo. Bill Presnar, Curtis Byers, Anthony Campoli, Andre Martin, Maurice Johnson Row 3 Qene Plore, B.J. Mewton, Ty McKenzie, Brian JOhnson, Brian Morgan, Jim Pun-era. Dan Matale, Reggie Angry, Tony Res-press, Rosevelt Qodfrey, Shump Masters. Anthony Paraone, James Blackwell. Sean Muslin Row 1 Eric Ridgley. Anthony Miller, John Quahllero, Jimmy Matale, Jimmy Clare Row 2 Mike Lomberdo, Craig hall. Ryan Pirml, Matt Blakely, Stan Scott, Mike Demarco. Coach Jim Payne Sports 79 CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1 Dave Senko. Brian DelCastello. Bob Fcrchaw. Fred Wright, Wayne Reid, Nick Foukas ROW 2 Mr. Carlin. Coach. Bill Miler. Gavin Reitnauer. Dave Mojock, Doug Bumgardner. John Tomarakos. Phil Macii. Steve Sparano The team gathers for a pre-meet stretch. Mr. Carlin displays his dual role as coach-trainer. 80 Cross Country 1. The team gathers in a prerun huddle. 2. Doug Bumgardner tries to pull even. 3. Gavin Reitnauer takes an early lead on the pack. 4. Phil Macri stays ahead of a Meshannock runner. 5. Dave Mojock starts his finishing kick. 6. Steve Sparano strains for those last few yards. 5 Cross Country 81 GIRLS BASKETBALL Varsitv Row 1 Peggie Donaldson, Jamie Cochran, Kris Kirchel Row 2 Annie finnerty, Ronal Mambrick, Bernadette Snyder Wende Me Knight, Beth riatale. Head Coach Miss Grybowski. 82 Basketball J.V. Row 1 Shelly Blundo, Beth Thorman, Rosalind Scala, Dorothy Reed Row 2 Michelle D Agustlne. Alisha Kazzo, Tamara Jay, Angela Powell, Rosalind Smith, Mr. Morgan, Coach. Beth Platale struggles with a Seneca Valley Raider for a loose ball. Below, Wende McKnight goes up for two to brina the Canes in a lead. BOY'S BASKETBALL Varsity Row 1 Bob Fee, Carlos Scaggs, Phil Macri, Ted Jackson. Jim Powers. Randy Angry Row 2 Brian Rice. Paul Calmano. Jason George. Mike Cox. Vince Anzalone. Bob Kerr. Dave Mojock. Corey Eggleston, Mead Coach Mr. Ross. Alone on the far side of the court, Phil Macri lays the ball In. Juniors Phillip Macri and Corey Eggleston won by unanimous votes. Athlete of the Week ' by Mew Castle Hews. 84 Basketball J.V. Row 1 Todd Bucd. Maurice Richardson, Ted Jackson, Carlos Scaggs, Ed Lowe, Doug Englehart. Row 2 Jim Powers, Bob Pee. George Eggleston, Steve Marshal. Paul Caimano, Dave Cochran, Dave Mojock, Randy Angry. J.V. Mead Coach Mr. Germanski. Dave Mojock puts one up from the line against Farrell. Basketball 85 Robert Kerr struggles for a rebound as teammate Jason George looks on. The Canes warm up before the start of a game. Teammates congratulate Junior Phillip Macri after scoring the winning basket. Sports 87 1986 RED HURRICANE Row one David Rankin. Marc Zingaro. Jim Ferre I. Art Hammond, P.J. Mlcaletti. Marty Panella, Delbert Lane. Brian Heaney, Vince Sands, Scott Wyman. Bob Cook. Marc Suber. Row two Pete Kashubara, Randy Holtzapple. Dave Antuono. Don Cioffi. Ted Jackson, Bob Riley. Lonnie Sheppard. Rocky Passerrello. Eric Hawkins. Joe Gennock. Mark Michael. Lance Johnson. Joe Morgan. Craig Wcthli. Shawn Ring, Randy Angry. Coaches Dave Mastrangelo, Fran Lauro, Gary Schooley. Ed Germanski. Denny Flora. Ron Plano. Lindy Lauro. Bill Humphrey. James Payne 88 FOOTBALL TEAM Row three Matt Exposito. Fred Faraone, Don Cade. Jimmy Joseph. Marc McLure. John Latouf, Bob Shaw, Mar Ross, Brian Popovich, Chubby McKnight, Gary Carnuche. Emmanuel Yanelli. John Smolnik, Joe Martin, Marvin Mackaprang, Steve Pagley. Row Tour Emed Lokat, Rob McConnell, Joe DcCristoforo. Travis Scala, Russ Gould. Steve Suchonic Trainers Sam Flora, Rocky Stonebumer. Carl Scungio. Bill Burdett. Tweety Foma-taro, Sam Flora III 89 SENIOR 'CANES Seniors Row 1 P.J. Micaletti, Marty Panclla. Delbert Lane. Brian Heaney Row 2 Art Hamond. Marc Subcr. Marc Zingaro, Bill Chadbolt Row 3 Dave Rankin, Jim Ferrell, Bob Cook, Scott Wyman, Vince Sands 90 Football 'CANES GO UNDEFEATED This year's netters were undefeated under Coach Ed Jackson. Leading the Canes were Tom Piccione (10-0) at singles, Jeff Pitzer (9-1) at 2 singles, and Joe Abraham (7-3) at 3 singles. Outstanding pairs included Tom Gurgioio and Jeff Cros-ten (8-2) at 1 singles and Todd Navarra and Bob Jack-son (8-2) at 2 singles. Exhibition players for the Canes Netters included Nick Kubik, Pete Kenneday, Steve Houk, Chris McAdams, Rich Benson and Joe Edgerton. Congratulations for such a successful season!! 92 Sports BOYS TENNIS Row 1 Joe Edgerton. Chris McAdams. Nick Kubik. Mr. Jack-son. Jeff Crosten. Pete Kenneday. Steve Mouk Row 2 Richard Benson. Tom Qurgiolo, Jeff Pitzer. Bobby Jack-son. Tom Piccione. Todd Navarra. Joe Abraham Above left, a player gets Coach Jack-son with a pail of water after another consecutive victory. Above right, platers gather for some last minute tips from Mr. Jackson. At left, Jeff Crosten and Tom Piccione don't allow any balls past them. Sports 93 GIRLS TENNIS Row One Kris Kirch el, Kara Dattilo. Beth Natal e-Captain-. Coach Mr. Jackson Row Two Chrissy Gattey, Jamie Cochran. Beth Piccionc, LeeAnn Felix. Lesley Simpson, Ann Finnerty SECTION CHAMPS Playing at number one singles, senior Beth Natale compiled a perfect 16-0 season. Beth also was section II singles runner up, and teamed up with Annie finnerty to win the section doubles championship. The 1986 girl's team captured the section II title with a 10-2 section record. 94 Girls Tennis CANES QUICKLY END A TOUGH SEASON Joe Toscano tries to stop a steal. Above, catcher Alex Pagley and pitcher Charlie Mero break for a discussion. Right. Jeff Pallerino keeps his eye on the ball before making a double. 96 Sports ROW 1 Brian Popovich, Alex Pagley, Tony Camuche, Artie Mammond, Brian Johnston, Pat Tanner ROW 2 Brian Shevitz, Donny Cioffi, Rocky Passer-rello, Jeff Pallerino, Brian Meaney, Lou Settle ROW 3 Mr. Miller, Mead Coach, John Vitale. Bill filler, Charlie Hero, Brian Pidro, Jow Toscano. Bill Pee, Mr. Burdett, Asst. Coach swing. 'CANES ARE RIGHT ON TRACK This years boys track season brought some record breaking events. Many qualified for states. Three outstanding participants. Bob Riley, Ted Jackson, and Steve Sparano were partly responsible for this year's great season. Steve Sparano broke the school record in the 800 meter run with a time of 2 minutes and 5 seconds. The old record was 2 minutes and 6 seconds held by Killer Martin. Ted Jackson qualified for state in the triple jump of 44 6 'A , his season's best. Bob Riley made a jump of 44 in the triple jump, (his season's best) but failed to qualify for state. Lindy Pezzone concentrates on winning his 110 meter hurdle heat. Above, Corey Eggleston stretches his long jump at a home meet against Fox Chapel. Right, Steve Sparano slows down as he hands off to the anchorman. Far Right. Ted Jackson blows his opponents away as he wins the 100 meter dash. 98 Sports I Boys Track Row 1 Steve Pagley, Steve Sparano, Bobby Perchaw. Jimmy Rossi, Joe Vukson, Jeff hilyard, Jimmy Perry. Row 2 Pred Paroane, Joe Sabino, Lin-dy Pezzone, John Tomarakos, Mark Michaels, Travis Scala. Wesley Pears, Teddy Jackson, Greg Viggiano. Row 3 Stan Clark. Brad Pspositio, Mike DeMarco, Gary Camuche, Vine Sands, Jim Hitch. Kevin McCormick, Pete Ka-shubara. Don Cade, Brian Toscano. Row 4 Bob Shaw, Jack McCormick, Jason Carrigan. Sports 99 The Girl's Track and Field Team awaited the start of this season with great anticipation- and with good reason-it was fielding one of its largest teams ever and was returning its biggest group of letter-winning seniors to date. All this and the fact that among the returning seniors was Lynnise Brown one of the best runners New Castle and the Entire W.P.l.A.L. has seen. Lynnise Brown easily passes up a Fox Chappel opponent. Andrea Lockett hustles to finish first in a relay. Lynnise Brown hands off to anchorman, Jana Rossi. This season also saw two school records fall-Lynnise Brown broke her own school record in the 400 with a run that put her 2nd on the All-Time W.P.l.A.L. Rosalind Smith set a record in the 300 hurdles. Lynnise Brown ended her career by scoring more points in dual meets than any athlete in Lady Cane history. GIRLS TRACK Row 1 Renee Corley. Jodi Ferry. Jodi Drebus. Jodi DiMuc-cio. Dawn Troutman. Missy Yoho. Aly-son Maugle. Lynnise Brown. Denise Mingione. Jana Rossi. Wende Mcknight. LaBrina Robinson. Cori McKenzie. Tina Kiriakou. Christine Siggers Row 2 Miss Daytner. Kristin Edgerton, Michelle Picaro, Regina Bondi. Daniell Johnston. Andrea Lockett. Maria DeMarco, Jamie Cochran. Dee Dee Porada, Amy Martin. Violet Latouf, Sandi Daytner, Terri Fron-ius. April Rio, Katina Cochran, Mrs. Campbell Row 3 Stacy Troutman, Cindy Gibas, Tracy Bucker. Heather Carbone, Beth Thorman, Rosalind Smith. Yvonne Macaluso, Tammie Mitchell, Susan Prioletti, Carolyn Brown, Valerie Lane, Molly Smith. Missy Viggiano, Leigh Anne Ferry. Jodi Romeo Row 4 Diane Schlaak, Carmy Rapko, Tricia Thorman, Jenny Stone, Dorothy Scott. Robin Christian, Tina Mitchell. Kim Fitzpatrick. Venetia Griffith, Lisa Wrona, Annete Kimball, Leslie Connor, Michele Rice. Renee Mardis. 100 Sports Roslyn Smith pushes herself before the long jump. Wendi McKnlght heaves the shot. BOYS BASKETBALL NC OPPT. 60 Ell wood city 57 65 Blackhawk 69 51 Center 55 72 Hopewell 55 66 Piorth hills 52 55 Greensburg-Salem 49 66 Beaver rails 62 82 Ambridge 57 57 Seneca Valley 55 81 Butler 66 52 north Allegheny 50 61 Shaler 72 47 Parrell 57 61 north hills 67 57 Seneca Valley 52 FOOTBALL NC OPPT. 6 Boardman 44 0 Aliquippa 0 20 Keystone Oaks 15 27 Moon 0 22 Chartiers Valley 15 0 Ambridge 6 12 Montour 17 21 Seton LaSalle 7 45 Hopewell 0 18 Blackhawk 7 BOYS TENNIS NC OPPT. BOYS TRACK NC OPPT. 0 north Hills 5 0 Butler 5 4 Rochester 1 105 Shenango 47 4 neshannock 1 78 north Hills 71 5 new Brighton 0 59 Shaler 91 4 Blackhawk 1 47 Seneca 105 4 Beaver Tails 1 40 Butler 110 5 Ellwood 0 99 Pox Chapel 50 4 neshdiinot k 1 54 north Allegheny 116 5 new Brighton 5 Blackhawk 2 4 Beaver Tails 1 5 Ellwood 0 GOLF NC OPPT. 3W Union Vh 5 new Wilmington 2 1 neshannock 4 3W Slippery Rock l'A 4 Shenango 1 4 Union 1 2 new Wilmington 5 5 neshannock 2 5 Slippery Rock 0 4 Shenango 1 CROSS COUNTRY NS OPPT. 29 Seneca Valley 27 16 Aliquippa 46 34 Butler 25 24 Union 33 15 Shenango 50 26 Mohawk 29 20 Elwood 43 15 Hopewell 48 24 West Allegheny 37 26 Blackhawk 29 18 Wilmington 42 29 neshannock 26 28 Slippery Rock 27 20 Riverside 43 102 GIRLS BASKETBALL FRESHMEN FOOTBALL NC OPPT. 16 Blackhawk 32 12 Hopewell 31 14 Noon 0 14 Ambrldge 0 0 Seneca Valley 12 0 Allquippa 14 Freshmen Basketball Stores not available 1C. Beav Butler HH —Slippery rtock Black Hawk Beaver Seneca Valley El I wood City Beaver falls Butler Slippery Rock lilac k Hawk Beaver Seneca Valley 1 2 4 1 3 5 6 0 4 1 3 Girls Track Scores not available jf Wrestling Scores not availabe NC OPPT. 29 Aliquipp|i 47 67 Ell wood City 54 67 1 Shenai jo 37 45 lit. Aivemia 66 52 Hopewell 57 49 North Hills 43 59 Ambrldge 60 39 Seneca 38 41 Seneca Valley Toum. 37 52 Seneca Valley 32 49 Butler A North Allegheny 59 67 60 36 tialcr M 41 70 Quaker Valley V 32 53 Noon 46 49 North Hills 43 61 Ambrldge 55 42 Seneca Valley 32 59 Butler 54 47 North Allegheny 39 44 Shaler 42 55 Blackhawk f 49 GIRLS TENNIS NC OPPT. 2 Butler 3 3 Sharon 2 4 Seneca Valley 1 3 New Brighton 2 2 Blackhawk 3 5 Mohawk 0 2 Neshannock 3 4 Seneca Valley 1 3 Blackhawk 2 4 Mohawk 1 3 Ellwood City 2 5 Beaver falls 0 4 Neshannock 1 3 2 5 0 103 CEDAR POINT SPOT FOR CLASS DAY 104 SenIors Kris Klrchcl finds it difficult to squeeze Maria Moviello silently doses off on the way home. These seniors believe in all for one and one for all! John Mkco and Cathy Barietto pretend they don't Know Kim Mraz because of her unusual'' headpiece. Seniors 105 Jonalyn Daniel Maurice Bell Michael Blair Christopher Bradley Cain Anthony Susann Chieze Abraham Bernhart Teresa Melinda Borelli Brunish Dena Capece Camuche Tammy Cimini Joseph Timothy Baron Bellaiuto Marcie Bradley Trina Alison Christopher Todd Cimini Abraham John Alfera Carol Ambrosini David Antuono Eric Arrow 108 Juniors Angela Baskeyfield Kay Lynn Beatrice Tim Beatrice Michelle Bennet Maureen Beshero Marianne Biangone Micole Biondi Mark Black Susann Bridges Jennifer Bromley Deborah Brown Brunswick Douglas Bumgardncr Mark Bupp Donald Cade Paul Caimano Cappabianco Carter Sherri Carungi Don Cioffi Georgette Clark Tammy Cleaver Cheri Cochran Jamie Cochran Terri Cochran Laura Coen Joe Cohen Justin Cole Michelle Cole Renee Colella Jim Compeli Amy Conti Trank Conti Lori Conti Toni Conti Jeff Crosten Lisa Cubeliis Joe Cugini Evette Currie Carrie Dambrosi Darci Data Sandi Daytner Diana DeEulio Brian Delacastello Maria Demarco Christine Dimuccio Lisa Dimuccio Peggy Donaldson Kristine Donofrio Erin Doran Diane Eakin Joseph Edgerton Michele Pair Pred Paraone Kimberly Paraone Stacy Parris Bob Pee Chris Pellabaum Annie Pinnerty Dan Poley Nik Poukas Gillian Pranklin Shari Pray Christine Gabriel Philip Gallo Luanne Galvin Pam Garret Juniors 109 Christine Qattey Jackie Gay Joe Gennock Tiffane Germanski Mark Gibas Rich Gumeal Melanie Gwin Lori Male Deanna hall MaryAnn Mall Ronal Mambrick Walter Mamilton Angela Mammond Ruthann Marris Billy Miler Jim Mitch Montell Molmes Randy Moltzapple Kristina Moover Shannon Mouk Matt Mouser Mike Mowley Joe Isabella Bob Jackson Brian Johngrass Daniel Johnston Erin Jones Diana Joseph Kathy Karellas Scott Kams Pete Kashubara Pete Kenneday Natalie Kerr Robert Kerr Shawn King Neil Kinser Brian Korpella Tammi Krolicki Darnell Latham 110 Juniors Violet Latouf Drew Latsko Roy Lee Joel Lynn Leffel Elena Lepore Todd Lewis Dina Liontos Barbara Lucchini Philip Macri Chris Magoun Pat Maiella Amy Martin Lou Maslyk Luanne Mastrangelo Arlene Mastren Kenny May Robert McCatmey Julie McCormick Dan McCue Beth McKinney Penny McKinney Doug McKissick Deon Mercer Gary Micco Mark Michael Bill Michaels David Mojock Stacey Monico Joey Morgan Dare Mort Todd Navarra James Neff Charles Nero Charlie Nero Joey Nero Raymond Omer Andrea Pacelli Maria Paliouras Rochelle Palladino Juniors 111 Jeff Pallerino Rose Ann Tracy Polly William Reid Geroge Lisa Ryan John Shultz Louie Settle Larry Park Perrotta Deanna Porada Gavin Roberts Raoul Santiago Beth Seery Lisa Sheridan Rocky Passerrello Chris Penwell Bill Perez Mike Perrotta Jim Perry Shanon Perry Brian Pidro Mark Pidro Jeff Plotts Jimmy Powers Partick Reed Dawna Rees Wayne Reid Reitnauer Marcus Respress Kathy Rhodes Wendy Rice Bob Riley Maxine Robles Deana Rocco Bill Rubin Chris Ruscille Albert Ryan Lynda Santini Dave Senko Chris Shoup 112 Juniors Allen Shreffler Jim Signoriello Kristine Sindlinger Robert Smith Suzetta Smith Bernadette Snyder Steve Sparano Penny Stewart LeAnn Stoner Linda Sudziak Diana Tanner Jamie Taylor Bill Theodorou Christyann Thompson Beth Tinstman Prank Trott Kelly Trott Greg Viggiano Alyson Vincent Kira Wahrall Bet ran tz Watford Craig Wethli Tom Williamson Dana Wilson Melissa Wingfield Lisa Woods Kelly Workman Pred Wright Alissa Zingaro Josh Zona Dave Zuk Tracy Alexander April Allen Larry Amodie Stephanie Antoinazzi Jerry Audia Amy Aven George Bashara Patrick Baxter Christy Black John Bongivengo April Brightshue Daniel Bromley Heather Brooks Nicole Brooks Todd Bucci Tammy Bucker Donald Burke Bryan Cain Krystal Cameron Melissa Caraway Kevin Carmichael Gary Camuche Teresa Camuche Jason Carrigan Liz Christoher Matt Christy Steve Ciallella Katina Cochran John Collela Douglas Columbus Bill Conkle Owen Copeland Patrick Copple Joni Cubcllis Chris D Ambrosia Gregory D Andrea Patsy Dando Maribeth Davis Joe DeCristoforo Jeffrey Deep David DeMonaco riicholas DePizzo 114 Sophomores I Melissa Desimone Darrell Dess Christopher Devivo John Dithomas Eric Docherty Bret Doneluck heather Donohue Denis Duddy Kristin Edgerton Doug Englehart Eric Erboe Heidi Erdos Erin Fee Tina felix Stefanie ferrara Leigh Ann Terry Marc fiorilli Brian fisher Veronica fitzgerald Chris Tomataro Terri Tronius Vincent fuleno Joseph fusco Jeff Gabriel Mark Gabriel Tom George Robin Gilghrist Jodi Glovier Russell Gould Shannon Gould Sean Grass Alexander Graziani Janie Hall Danica Hammond Ester Haskill Shawn Heaney Sophomores 115 Robbie heath Dean Hendrickson Helen Hendrickson Eric Herb Danny Hill Jason Hill Mark Hill Tiffany Hobel Jennifer Hole Steve Houk Mitch Houser David Jackson Valerie Jacobs Brent Johnson Troy Johnson Caterina Joseph James Joseph Stacy Joseph David Kaplin Matthew Kirchel Heather Kneram Hick Kubik John Latouf Ray Lee Precious Lewis Morman Lloyd Michelle Lombardo Trudi Loth Yvonne Macalus Jeff Maciejewski Marvin Mackeprang Stanley Majocka Kleigh Ann Malizia Daniel Mangino Steve Hann Christian Manos 116 Sophomores Ammie Maravelli Kristin Marquis Steven Marshall Joseph Martin Debbie Mastrangelo Kathy Mateja Ray McCartney Robert McConnell Todd McFarland Lisa McKissick Mate McKnight Lisa McMillen John McMullen Mary Medure Leigh Ann Melonio Michael Melozzi Charles Miller Christine Mills Tammie Mitchell Marissa Montgomery Alicia Moses Monica Mraz Patrick Mrozek Allyson Mero Kathy Mero John Merti Scott Micolls Kristian Munn Steven Pagley Anthony Palipchak Tracy Pallott Dayna Pal us Jennifer Parco Michael Pasquarella Lori Patsy Sherry Peak Marlea Pecoraro Stephanie Perez David Perrino Darrell Phillips Beth Piccione Brian Popovich Sophomores 117 Carol Preisner Christa Rainey John Rand Dennis Reed Elliot Reed Shilo Rees Jamie Reiter Yalonda Reynolds Maurice Richardson Shawn Riniti David Romonsky Mark Ross Andrea Russo Victor Sabino Mikki Sandora Kenneth Sarcinella Roger Savor Carlos Scaggs Travis Scala Eric Schwoeble Chris Scully Kristin Scully Melissa Senko John Scaffer Jeff Shafic Bob Shaw Brian Shevitz Paul Sibeto Lesley Simpson Janice Skocic Amy Slaiman Molly Smith Rosalind Smith Stacy Smith John Smolnik Kris St. Clair Denise Stickle Tom Stoops Steve Suchonic Leslie Swartz Greg Tanner Shannon Tate 118 Sophomores I Jodi Taylor Rochelle Testa Beth Thorman Brandon Todd Traci Towne Tim Treloar Bret Trotta John Troutman James Tummavichakul Kristen Turner Chad Ubry Aaron Underwood Erie Upshaw Melissa Viggiano Oliver Von Gustedt Joe Vukson Leonard Vuocolo Shannon Wamick Syulonda Watford Michelle Weatherby Kirk Wethli Shelley Whetzel Tom Wiand Jamie Williams Jodi Wyman Stephanie Yakubik Emmanuel Yanelli Shelly Yaney Sue Ann Yerage Sophomore 119 Cheri Abersold Michele Adamo Laura Amodie Brian Anderson Lori Anderson Reginald Angry Tonya Avery Steven Baker Steven Barrea Tammy Bartberger Lorraine Bashara Ralph Bell Paul Berkley David Bixler Terry Black Matthew Blakely Shelley Blundo Rachel Boles Ronald Bradley Douglas Brown Jeffrey Brown Michael Brown Traci Bucker Mark Buelow Saphrona Burkett Curtis Byers Courtney Calhoun Kiley Call Mark Camerot Heather Carbone Penny Chappell Thomas Chieze Michelle Cimperman James Clare Stanley Clark Jennifer Clemons Leslie Conner Rachel Conner Blaine Cooke Chris Costa Eric Cratty Everett Currie 120 Preshmen Michele D Augostine Brandon D Augostine John Dando Michele Dando John Dantlco Glenn Davis Mm Davis Michael DeCrlstoforo Erica DeGraw Brian DeJohn Deana DeLeone Angela DeMarco Michael DeMarco Bruce DePietro Marci Deal Howard Dean Jamie Dec Scott DeLaney Stacey DelCastello Angelo DeRosa Diana Dess Anthony DiCarlo Dawn DiMuccio Daniel Dinardo Mark Domcnick Melissa Doran Benjamin Dottle Jonathon Dout Pam Dudash Jeffrey Dwyer Mancy Eakin Jason E$Qleston Darren Ellis Brad Esposito Rim Eve Micole Falba freshmt Michelle Fazzone LeeAnn Felix Robert Ferchaw Wendy Ferchaw Philip Ferry Eugene Fiore Ryan Firmi Rhc ida Fisher Kim Fitzpatrick William Franklin Micole Fulmer James Funera Aimee Gallo Suzanne Genareo Cynthia Gibas Sean Gilmore Christopher Gilson Phil Greer Venetia Grisset Rachel Guy James Guyer Craig hall heather hall Chad hamilton Tamisha hammond Patricia harcar Chris Harvey Suzanne Hasley Nathaniel Hathaway Michelle Heaney Christine hiler John hiler Richard hiles Candice Holliday Eric holmes Christopher hood 122 Freshmen Darryll Moon Michael hoover John Hudson Michael Jackson Tamara Jay Anita Johnson Brian Johnson Mazzika Johnson Tracy Johnson Alisa Joseph Terri Kaplin Wendy Carenbauer Greg Keller Kathy Keller Brian Kent Patrick Kessler Roberta Keys Michael Kinney Michael Kissick Kelly Kitzko James Kordish Shawn Kosior Michelle Krause Christopher Kwiat Robert Lagnese Shawnee Landsdone Rosa Laurenza Marc Laurenza Lindsay Leffel Shelley Leone Pam Liontos James Liskooka Renee List Christopher Litrenta Charmaine Lockett Michael Lombardo Robert Lombardo Tabatha Lopez Troy Lyons Randy Macarella Eva Marberger Renee Mardis Freshmen 123 Billie Jo Marino Thomas Masters Mark Mastrangelo Andrea Mastrantuoni Chris McAdams April McCann Melinda McCann Laurie McClimans Brian Morrow Janiel McCormick Kevin McCormick Cheryl McKinnis Jeffrey McKinney Candi McGinnis David Medure Louella Mercer Anthony Micaletti Anthony Miller Louie Million Stephen Mitchell Tina Mitchell Angela Mojock Laurel Montgomery Anton Moore Jarrot Moore Bryan Morgan Tricia Morrow Daniel Murin Caroline Mapier Tina Mapier James Matale John Mero Vickie Merti Chester Meve Robert Mewton Albert Mixon 124 Fresh Debra Mocera Suzanne Noel Selene Norman Troy Norman Traci Nuzzo Rhonda Olinger Cheryl Padula Domenlc Pagley Treece Pagley Douglas Papa Shawn Parra Eric Peebles Geoffrey Peluso Louis Perotta Lori Perry Cherie Pirkkala Matthew Pitzer Michael Pitzer Angela Powell William Presnar Eric Probst John Quahliero Carmella Rapko Brian Reid Raymond Reitnauer Anthony Respress Michele Rice Eric Ridgely Amy Rispoli Jodi Romeo Prancine Rosati Nicole Rose Jeffrey Ross James Rossi Mark Rozanski Andrew Rozzi Freshmen 125 a • mk - i-,n m 11 n m Angelo Russo Jason Ryan Krista Ryan Renee Ryan Stephanie Salley David Sankey William Sarbo Rosalind Scala Diane Schlaak Stanley Scott Thomas Servedio Monica Session Lisa Settle Mary Shearer Richard Shelar Patrick Sheridan Doug Shields David Shira Matthew Shoaff Chris Silvis James Sizer Jennifer Snyder Jessica Snyder Stacie Solomon Maria Sparano Marvin Speicher Tina Sphar Jennifer St. Clair David Stinson Jennifer Stone Donald Stoner Melissa Stoner Ray Strickenberg Daniel Stuckey Shelby Teets Julie Thomas 126 Preshmen Lee Thompson Shannon Thompson Tiicia Thorman Amy Tinstman Bradley Tinstman Margaret Tinstman Kiley Trott Kimberly Trotta David Troutman Paul Troutman Stacey Troutman John Trover Daniel VanFossen Donald Vitale Brian Walker Marsha Ware Dawn Weckerly Crissy Weir April Werling Cynthia Wertz Tiffani West Robert Whitlatch Jeff Widdowfield LeMark Williams Christian Wimer Towanda Wright Lisa Wrona Cynthia Yoho Danis Zoltani Christopher Zona Freshmen 127 CLUBS HAS ANYONE SEEN THESE PEOPLE? A TTETiDAnCE orricc RUMMERS Row 1 Monica Mraz, Prank Pisciuneri, Maria Noviello. Tina Kiriakou, Tina Gabriel, Delbert Lane Row 2 Jon Librandi, Brad Cain. Mark Nuzzo. Debbie Pavia. LuAnn Galvin, Trina Brunswick, Mike Perrotta. Mark Muzzo brings the envelopes he collected on the third floor to the attendance office during A period. Shelly Peak is caught in action xeroxing some papers in the main office. MAin OrriCE RUnnERS Row 1 Renee Corley, Jackie Sibeto, Shelley Redmond, Richard Benson, John Micco, Amy Melchiorre, Row 2 Dave Sanko, Delbert Lane, Lainie Emery. GeGe Razzano, Bill Chadbolt, Shelley Peak. Wendl Campoli, Marty Panella. These two clubs are busy every day running errands for the Attendance Office and the Main Office. Every A period the Attendance Office runners pick up attendance envelopes and bring them to the Attendance Office. The Main Office runners help in the office and are always available throughout the day. 130 Clubs ATHLETIC orricc SECRETARIES Row 1 Beth Natale, Kara Dattilo. Alyson Maugle, Lynnise Brown, Andrea Fitzpatrick, Yolanda Qay, Andrea Pappas. Row 2 Rachielle De Cartoo, Tom Clark. Tom Piccione. Cathy Mozzocio, Denise Minglone, Maria Demase. Athletic office secretaries keep Mr. fomataro company all day. Each period there are two or three students always available to run errands. Room 2 runners help Mr. Bukowski by sending Room 2 referrals to those teachers who send students to Room 2. They also are sent to receive assignments for the students to do while in Room 2. Mr. Bukowski gives Labrina Robinson a Room 2 referral to return to a teacher. Clubs 131 ROOM 2 RUMMERS Row 1 Labrina Robinson, Caroline Sabino. Wende McKnight. Rhonda Mounts. Jana Rossi, Andrea Pappas. Krissy Pacelli Row 2 Delbert Lane, David Rankin In Mr. Fomataro's office Lynnise Brown takes a message for Mr. Fomataro while he's out. Room 2 Advisor Mr. William Bukowski Athletic Director Mr. Angelo Fomataro MR. FORMATARO'S RIGHT HAND MEN Carla Smith boxes popcorn while Becky Simms waits to serve more customers. concession STAnD WORKERS Row 1 Kara Datillo. Alyson Maugle. Corl McKenzie. Tina Kiroiakou, Lisa Noel, Carla Smith, Chris Siggers, Andrea Fitzpatrick, Lynnise Brown Row 2 P.J. Micaletti, Tom Clarke, Dave Antuono. Danielle Johnston. Joy Muslin. Andrea Pappas. Maria Noviello Row 3 Bobby Cook. Rachielle DeCarbo, Beth Frank. Michelle Cozza. Rosemarie Scrim. Yolanda Qay Missing from photo Jonalyn Abraham and Kathy Karellas LaBrina Robinson cons Mr. Datillo into buying a Tip-off. GOAL POST and TIP OPP SELLERS Row 1 Joy Muslin, Andrea Fitzpatrick, Lynnise Brown, Chris Siggers. Row 2 Kathy Karellas, Lisa Mcmillen, Lisa Calabrese, Joni Cubellis, Lisa Cubellis. The Goal Poast and Tip Off sellers and the Concession stand workers are chosen by Mr. Fomataro to work at football and basket- ball games. Although they attend the events free, they are very busy and work hard to keep things in order. 132 Clubs The nation's Finest Row 1 Jodi DiMuccio, Jim Ferrell, Lara Bertucci, Tracy Masson, Alyson Naugle. Melissa Fuleno, Rosemary Cioppa, Candace Colella Row 2 Sara Rucker. Mark Houser. Mm Mraz. Cathy Mozoccio. Mike Russin. Debbie Pavia. Jackie Sibeto, Shelley Peak Row 3 Jeff Pltzer. Larry Thompson. John Tomarakos. Melissa Yoho. Kevin Pitzer. Sam Peak Row 4 Mark Smith. Eric Mrozek. Pam Hero. Beth Matale, Christine Siggers We'd like to use this page to recognize those students who are members of the national Honor Society. It isn't just a school affiliated program, but a nationwide society of those high school students who not only have a QPA of 3.5 but show an abundance of service towards school and community. leadership and a responsible character. ne-Ca-Hi is proud to have it's own students representing the nations Finest. Mr. William Lyon is the advisor of Hew Castle's national Honor Society. We'd like to thank him for doing a terrific job in making the ntlS part of the hC tradition. Clubs 133 LIGHTS, CAMERA . . . AUDIO VISUAL STArr Row 1 Matt Broen, Tom Piccione, Jason Qeorge, GeQe Razzano. Row 2 Jon Reider, Dave Troutman, Frank Mamed, John Troutman. The Audio Visual Staff prepares their equipment for a full day of usage. • • . ACTION IMDUSTRIAL ARTS Row 1 Frank Trott. Steve Petrovich, John Mlcco, Lloyd Johnson, Aaron Minor. Row 2 Roy Lee, Craig Wethli, Dave Zuk. 134 Clubs BOYS VARSITY LETTER WIMHERS Row 1 Vince Sands. Jim Ferrell, Tom Plccione, Marty Panella, Bill Chadbolt, Artie Hammond. P.J. Micaletti. Scott Wyman. Bob Cook. Delbert Lane Row 2 Doug Englehart, T.J. George. Phillip Macri, GeGe Razzano. Jason George. Pete Kashu-bara. Joe Abraham. Billy Miler. Tony Carmuche. Don Cade Row 3 Mike Blair, Todd Havarra, Joe Toscano, Chris Delaney, Robert Kerr, Joe Edgerton, Hick Kubik, Lance Johnson, Marc Suber Row 4 Jeff Crosten, Robert Jackson, Dave Bumgardner, John Tomarokas, Dave Mojock, Tom Clarke, Bob Shaw, Marc McLure, John Latouf Row 5 Tom Gurgiolo, Sam Peak, Gavin Reitnauer, Steve Sparano Joe Morgan, Joe Gennock, Charlie Hero, Brian Rice, Corey Eggleston Row 6 Rocky Passerello, Travis Scala, Chubby McKnight, Donny Cioffl, Craig Wethli, Brian Johnston, Shawn King Row 7 Dave Antuono, Randy Holtzapple, Mark Michael, Jeff Pitzer, John Moses, Brian Toscano Senior Beth Natale was recognized for her outstanding achievement in both academics and athletics. John Stei-gerwald of KDKA Evening News presented Beth with the KDKA Extra Effort Award during the New Castle Ambridge boys' basketball pregame festivities on January 30. Beth tied the WPIAL record of highest score in a single basketball game with a score of 54 points in the game against Quaker Valley on January 19. Beth's average score per game is 21 points. Beth is also very active on the tennis team. She has a match record of 16 and 0. Beth has a QPA of 3.84, is president of the National Honor Society, and plans to attend college after graduation. Robert Kerr and Vince Anzalone try to pass the time before the start of their basketball game. GIRLS VARSITY LETTER WINNERS Row 1 Tammy Mitchel, Alyson Haugle, Lynnise Brown. Kris Kirchel. Chrissy Gattey, Denise Mingione. Maria DeMarco, Jodi Drebus. Row 2 Beth natale, Christine Siggers. Kara Datillo, Annie rinnerty, Jamie Cochran. Beth Piccone. Renee Corley, Clubs 135 Row 3 Wende McKnight, Yvonne Macalouso, Shannon Tate. Beth Foreman, Leslie Simpson ITALIA!Y CLUB Row 1 T. Mamett, S. Per-trucd, D. Mingione, T. Krolicki, V. Russo, C. Morclli, M. huzzo, A. Melchiorre, J. Toscano, R. Cioppa, D. Pavia. L. Orelli, A. Allen. B. Chadbolt, L. McClure. L. Conti Row 2 B. Del Castello, D. DiCaprio, M. hall. A. Vincent. B. Fee. T. Cochran, M. Kerr. S. Yerage, V. Jacobs. J. Williams, L. Ryan, M. Suber, A. Pappas, E. Razzano Row 3 C. Barbato, D. Beatrice. T. Bel-lauto. I. Sanchez. F. Torres. M. hero, K. Mraz, J. DeCristoforo, T. Camuche, C. Ambrosini, D. Foley, n. Biondi, Row 4 T. Qermanski, A. Conti. E. Lepore, S. Peak, J. Cubellis, D. Palus. L. Melonio, L. Mali-zia, A. Russo. L. McMillen, A. Pacelli, L. Cubellis Row 5 D. DeEulio, A. Cappa-bianco, K. Donofrio. L. Dimuccio. D. Cioffi. R. Palladino, M. Pidro, B. Pidro. J. Reider, L. Quimby. B. Lenn Row 6 M. Blair, K. Withrow, B. Snyder, R. Qumeal, B. Mancino, J. Qennock, M. Perrotta. C. Siggers, J. Gabriel, R. Martin. M. Smith Row 7 L. Boyce, E. Doran, M. Besharo. A. Zingaro. P. Donaldson, P. Gallo, C. hero, J. Signoriello. C. Shoup, S. Houk, L. Conit, D. Capece. L. Johnson, M. Samuels Row 8 L. Collins, T. Bucker, M. DeSimone, P. Kennaday, J. Ferry, P.J. Mica-letti, M. DeMase. Bob Cook, J. Perry, R. Conti, J. Compelli Row 9 L. Amodie, M. Panella, V. George, R. Marczak. J. Zona, M. Cole. T. Conti FOREIGN DEPT. CLUBS Above, Mr. Catoline's Italian II class takes a short break to smile for the camera. Above right. Mr. Catoline lectures on Italian names and their meanings. Right. Krissy Pacelli and Rose Mary Cioppa sell Italian cookies and the Italian booth at the annual Arts Festival. 136 Clubs PRACTICE THEIR CULTURES SFAPIISh CLUB Row 1 Kevin Pitzer, Shelly Peak, Wendy Campoli, Candy Colella, Crissa Malizia, Matt Brown, Dawn Troutman, Jana Rossi, Lisa Cade, Joe Abraham. Chris Rus-dlle. Jeff Pitzer, Tim Meredith Row 2 Vicky Pascoe, Susan Wilson, Lisa Noel, Jodi Ferry, Chris Siggers, Luanne Mastrangelo, Luanne Galvin, Maxine Robles, Dawna Rees, Chris Thompson, Mindy Borelli, Julie McCormick, Todd Cimini Row 3 Angela Baskeyfield, Ruth Ann Harris, Sarah Rucker, Danny Hilyard, Greg Viggiano, Brian Toscano - Left, Brian Pidro admires a French project at the Arts Festival. Right, Joey Morgan and Jeff Pallerino sell tickets for the pi-nata raffle. rRCncn CLUB Row one Stephanie Villani. Cathy Mozoccio. Tina La Lama, Jodi Dimuc-do. Melissa Fuleno. Cori McKenzie. Shelly McDonald, Tammy Garver, Kay Lynn Beatrice Row two Maria Paliouras, Jonalyn Abraham, Doug Bumgardner, Jennifer Bromley, Don Cade. Shannon Tate, Lesley Simpson, Tina Cole, Chris Fellabaum. Tom Williamson, Jeff Scamato Clubs 137 STUDENTS TEST SKILLS IN COMPETITIONS Both the Forensics team and Academic teams did well this year. In forensics Lara Bertucci, Diana Joseph, Vince Sands and Cheri Abersold anchored the team. The year's highlight was the prize-winning performances of Lara Bertucci and Cheri Abersold at the Geneva College Forensics Tournament. At right are those who participated in the Geneva Tournament. About 40 students participated in Academic Games this year. At the Intermediate Unit Tournament at Slippery Rock, the students won the Over-All Champions.'' At the Keystone Bowl State Tournament in April, the 10th grade team took first place in Propaganda and second place in the overall Sweepstakes. The 12th grade team finished first in Lingiushtik and first in over-all Sweepstakes. Ten Me-Ca-hi students attended the national Championships held in Eatonton, Georgia. The 10th grade team finished fourth in Linguishtik. Forensics Row 1 Lynda Santini, Crystal Cameron, Deanna Rocco, Tina Kiriaku, Lara Bertucci, Denise Mingione, Adrienne Trotta. Dawn DiMuccio, Linn Leffel Row 2 Mike Blair, Dawna Rees, Mick Kubik, Pete Kennaday, Fred Wright, Brian Johnson, Cheri Abersol Row 3 Steve Kaplan, Brian Johnston. Art Qraziani, Diana Joseph Beth Piccone, Leslie Simpson, Alicia Moses, Daniel Foley, April Allen Rio Row 4 Jacquie Qay, Katie Boyce, Kristen Withrow, Maria DeMarco ACADEMIC GAMES Row 1 Gary Sizer, Jeff Scranato, Jeff Pitzer, Mike Russin. Cori McKenzie, Pat Maiella, Tina Kiriakou, Lisa rioel, Kara Datillo, Alyson Maugle. Mark Houser, Art Graziani, Lara Bertucci Row 2 Chris Fellabaum, Diana Joseph, Robin Gilghrist, Debbie Mastrangelo, Paul Cai-mano. Beth Piccone, Brian Johnson, Dawn Dimuccio, Danica Hammond, Julie McCormick, Susanne Hoel Row 3 Billy Sarbo, Jeff Croston. Doug Bumgardner, Bobby Jack-son. Fred Wright, Rosalyn Scala, Vince Sands, April Rio, Chere Abersold Row 4 Doug Papa, Kevin Pitzer, Pete Kenneday, Hick Kubik. P.J. Greer, Jeff Brown, Chris Ma-goun, James Sizer Row 5 Owen Copeland, Matt Houser, Mike Blair, Joe Abraham, Mary Beth Davis, Alicia Moses, David Senko. Chris Brunish, Mitch Houser Row 6 Jerry Audia, Steve Houk. 138 Clubs THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR COHCCRT CHOIR Row 1 Lynda Santinl. Marde Bradley, Betrantez Watford, Rhanda Mitchell, Marcee Mapier, Deanna Rocco, Kristen Edger-ton, Jamie Reiter Row 2 Sherry Evans, Lisa Woods, Stephanie Antoinazzi, Joy Muslin, Krlssy Pacelli. Toni Conti, Luanne Galvin. Tina Gabriel, Dina Liontos Row 3 Vickie Pascoe, Lisa Greer. Marlene Walters. Teri Cochran. Kim Par aone, LeaAnn Stoner Row 4 Matt Samuels, Bill Steele, Ray McCartney. Doug Columbus, David Plohr, Walter Hamilton 9th GRADE CHOIR Row 1 Lee Ann Pelix, Michelle Pazzone, Suzanne Genareo. Caroline Napier, Roberta Keys. Kim Pitzpatrick, Towanda Wright, Vemecia Grissett, Jennifer Clemans, Mary Shearer, Michele Heaney, Tabatha Lopez Row 2 Tracy Johnson. Tamisha Hammond, Candi Holliday, Tina Mapier, Tamara Jay, Dorothy Scott, Robin Christian. Rachel Guy. Tammy Bartberger, Renee Lisa Row 3 Aimee Gallo, Kiley Call, Marcy Deal. Tracy Bucker, Heather Carbone. Crissy Weir, Chelby Teets, Cherie Pirkkala, Vickie Merti, Jennifer Stone Row 4 Donald Stoner. Dorian Stewart, William Pranklin, Raymond Reitnauer. Robert Whitlatch, John Trover, Eric Cratty, Brian Reid. Craig Hall The Concert Choir practices daily for their upcoming performances. Clubs 139 RUNNERS, RUNNERS AND MORE RUNNERS The Library Aides or DOFOBS, and Piurses Aides are students who volunteer their services during their scheduled study halls. Library Aides return books to their proper shelves, and keep the library up to date. The nurses Aides help the nurse throughtout the day delivering passes to students. Both volunteer services allow students to keep our school on track and their work is appreciated. NURSE'S A OES Tessa Hammer, Darci Data. Beth McKinney, Jana Rossi. Renee Ryan LIBRARY AIDES Row 1 Shelly McDonald. Eleni Palior-ous. Robyn Ruha, Lisa Orelli Row 2 Kris Kirchel, Beth Hatale, Peggy Donaldson. Lori Conti, Alison Cappa-bianco. Frank Piscineri. Matt Samuels Library aid Matt Samuels returns books to their proper shelves. 140 Clubs FERGODIAN SALES REFS. Row 1 Leslie Simpson, Crissy Gattey, Tom Plcconne, Crissa Malizia, Lisa Cade, Maria DeMase. Cori McKenzie, Mike Russin, Wende Ferchaw, Mindy Bor-elli, Susanne Noel, Tiffany Tate Row 2 Brian Pidro, Maxine Robles, Jonalyn Abraham, Kathy Karellas, Rosemarie Scrim, Beth Prank, David DiMonico, Jim Natale, Mark Mastrangelo, Shelly Blundo, Dawn DiMuccio, Susanne Genario Row 3 Beth Seery, Alyson Cappabianco, Sandy Daytner, Luann Mastrangelo. Ammie Maravelli, Alissa Joseph. Angela Mojock. Julie Thomas Row 4 Tammie Krolicki, April Allen Rio. Amy Conti, Tina Kiriakou, Maria Movelllo, Tina Lalama, Kim Mraz, Gary Micco, Jennifer St. Clair, Cindy Wertz. Stanley Clark Row 5 Allyson Nero, Beth Picdone, Kristen Withrow, Rhonda Mounts, Sue Ann Yerage. John Quahliero, Mark Gabriel Row 6 Mary Medure, Shannon Tate. Melissa Caraway, Larry Amodie, Doug Engle-hart. David Rankin GUIDANCE OFFICE RUNNERS Row 1 JoAnn Evans. Jodi Dimuccio, Kay Beatrice, Michelle Weatherby Row 2 Kim Mraz, Lisa Cade. Crissa Malizia, Amy RispolL Shelly Wetzel Mr. Masson and Shelley Wetzel share college ideas in the Guidance office. Clubs 141 THE FACES BEHIND THE SCENES About 150 students were on this year's student council. Under the supervision of Mr. Marry Micco, the four class officers were the backbone of this year's agenda of activities. They included President Vince Sands, Vice President Christine Siggers, Treasurer Tom Piccione, and Secretary Lara Bertucd. An Advisory committe for Senior Activities was established to make important decisions. Underclassmen representatives were chosen to help raide monty for the successful homecoming dance. Thanks to all for an exciting year! SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row One JoAnn Evans, Jodi Dimuc-do, Tracy Masson. Alyson Haugle, Lara Bertucd, Maria Moviello. Cori McKenzie, Lisa Pioel, Cris Siggers, Rosemary Cioppa Row Two Joy Muslin, Vince Sands. Denise Mingione, Tina Kirakou. Helen Martin, Renee Corley, Lisa Oreer Row Three Maria Demase. Crissa Malizla, Jana Rossi, Kathy Mozzoca. Marc Zingaro. Tina LaLama. Tom Piccione, Candy Colella 142 Clubs SEM[OR- JUrlIOR members SCWOK STUDCriT COUriCIL Row I Crissa Malizia. Jana Rossi. Tracy Masson. Shelley Peak, Andrea Pappas, Kim Mraz. Kris Kirchel. Lynnise Brown. Christy Caravella, Lori Collins Row 2 Lara Bertucd, Tina Kiriakou. Denise DiCaprio. GeGe Razzano. Terri Margrave, Chris Siggers. Brian Johnston Row 3 Marc Suber. Marc Zingaro. Eric Mrozek. Tina Lalama. Tom Pic-cione. Louie Conti. Bill Steele. Vince Sands These junior members stop for a picture after being dismissed from a weekly meeting. J JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 Natalie Kerr. Bernadette Snyder. Maria Paliourus. Kathy Karrellas. Jona-lyn Abraham. Maxine Robles, Julie McCormick, Luanne Mastrangelo. Jennifer Bromley Row 2 Fred Wright. Todd Mavarra, Joe Morgan. Beth Seery. Marianne Mall, Lisa Ryan, Sherry Brown Row 3 Brian DelCastello, Alison Cappabianco, Donny Cioffi, Melissa Wingfield. Maria DeMarco. Danny Foley, Jackie Qay Clubs 143 SOPHOMORE FRESHMEN MEMBERS SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL Row I Alicia Moses, Larry Amodie, April Rio, Beth Throman. Shannon Tate. Lesley Simpson, Leigh Ann Me-lonio. Gary Camuche Row 2 Melissa Viggiano, Joni Cubellis, Katina Cochran, Stefanie Ferrara, Sue Ann Yerage, Valerie Jacobs, Lisa Calabrese, Leigh Ann Malizia, Carol Preisner Row 3 Mitch Mouser. Travis Scala, Mark Gabriel, Debbie Mastrangelo, Crystal Cameron. Todd Bucci Row 4 Aaron Underwood, John Nerti, Brian Popovich, Ernest Bester TRESMMEN STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 Michelle Fazzone, Nicole Rose. Suzanne Genareo, Renee Ryan, Melissa Brunswick, Rosalind Scala, Missy Doran, Dawn DiMucdo, Rosa Laur-enza, Jennifer Snyder Row 2 Aimee Gallo. Nathaniel McKnight. Bryan Morgan, Mike DeChristoforo. Chet Neve. Lee Thompson, Brandon DeAu-gustine, Robbie Lombardo, Brad Esposito, Cheri Abersold Row 3 Randy Maxarilla David Medure. Tommy Servedio. Shannon Thompson, Shelly Blundo, Suzanne Noel, Brian Johnson, Lindsay Leffel, Row 4 Reggie Angry. Danny VanFosseh. John Quah-liero. Eric Ridgley Junior Alissa Zingaro shows freshman Shannon Thompson how to decorate the annual Christmas Tree. 144 Clubs AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE AFS Row 1 Flor Torres, Christine Sig-gers. Tina Kiriakou, Christina Morelli, Jana Rossi, Matt Brown, Isa Sanchez Row 2 Alyson Naugle, Mark Houser, Susan Brown, Lisa Noel, Gary Sizer, Jackie Sibeto, Maria DeMase, Candi Colelia, Tino Faraone, Melissa Yoho. Beth McKinney Row 3 Christa Rainey. Katina Cochran, Marde Redmond, Kay Beatrice, Danielle Johnson, Joy Muslin. Kelly Workman. Denise DeCa-prio. Debbie Pavia. Renee Corley, Melissa Wingfield, Dawn Troutman Row 4 Crissa Malizia, Jodi Ferry, Lisa Cade, Shelly Peak. Wendy Campoli, Jeff Pitzer, Dan hilyard, Brenda Jeanes, Lisa Greer. Brian Johnston Row 5 Mitch Houser, Jeff Scamato, Denis Mingione. Sam Peak. Tim Meredith. Chris Thompson. Julie McCormick, Ari;e Graziani, Gary Camuche Row 6 Rich Turner, Catter Buckner, Ammie Maravelli, Lisa Calabrese. Terri Fronius, Kristen Turner, Heather Kneram. Stacy Solomon Row 7 David Plohr, Bill Steele, Dawn DiMuccio, April Allen, Yukari Ward, Terri Hargrave, Steve Kaplin Underclassmen Remember Whens - Tammy borrowed her dad's car and got pulled over because she didn't have her lights on?! - Susann fainted on the 3rd floor? Bradley does!! - Stefanie caused an earthquake on the 1st floor! - The first day of spring? Erin, hat. Sue, Maria, and Dana do! - Micole was FRESH? Joe does! - Rocky choked on an apple? Cris does!! - The Booger?? Cedar Point does, right Micole and Jimmy??? - Larry became a MERD? The Year- book staff does!!! - Micole, Danny, Freddie, Tommy, and Jackie got chased by the cops at Winslow Field and had to hide in a swamp with - Irwin The Duck ! Maria does!! - April, Terri, Michele ran hurdles? They have the scars to prove it!! - Andrea Russc had THE PARTY?? - John M. Skip M. ate their own lunches? - The B-Buds went to Cedar Point and sang You Lost That Lovin Feeling ? - Fa, Mish, Rio did intervals? - Mobody cheated in Italian I? Mrs. Rigby doesn't! - Melonio Malizia didn't Finish all their mashed potatoes in lunch? - Mr. Carando wasn't ripping on Larry T.J.? - The Trio went to Faces but they weren't any fun? - Brian Popovich fell off his chair in lunch? - Someone set the garbage can on fire in 5th lunch? Mr. Moel does! - Randy H. got thrown out of 8th period gym? Mr. Mastrangelo does! - Michele had a complex?? April does!! - Leigh Anne F. RAM to get a seat in typing? - Sue Y. made a cake for April Maxine's birthdays? - Laura Coen came to school? -Jimmy Ginocchi called Mrs. Dailey Vanna White ? - Luanne Galvin had an identity cri- sis in Spanish 3? - Dave A. talked about the ladder of life in chemistry? - The Kerr-mobile? - Chet put makeup on his head? - Johnny Merti shaved everyones hairdo ?? - Missy got her nickname CLODHOPPER ? Wedge does! - Carmy did buddah ? - Dave A. got an A on a chemistry test and Mr. Davis amde him take it over? - Period 3 dissected frogs? Or should we say Mutilated!! - Fred Wright was the mayor of Asbestos City? - Miss Callahan smiled? Mobody does! - Dr. Hannon didn't get on Brian schnozz Pidro and Ray the tent maker Omer's case? - Bob Matale got a B ? We don't!! - Alicia wanted to know what a Wedge was? She sure found out! - The sophomore girls liked the freshman girls? Dream on!! - How Zorro and Clept got their nicknames? Just ask them!! - Allyson, Alissa, Maryann, and Dan went for a ride and got stuck in the mud? - Allyson took a spill at cheerleading practice and broke her collarbone? - Brian backed up into Jimmy's garage? - the American Lit. final? - Leonard V. didn't know everything in biolory? - Michele gave out the frog parts? - Mobody faught at McDonald's? - The Candy Canes danced to no music at a basketball game? - Missy C. wasn't insulting someone in yearbook? - Bradley wasn't Stuck Up ? Clubs 145 BOOSTERS CONDUCT LI FT-A- TIiOFI The New Castle Football Boosters conducted their first Lift-A-Thon to raise money for their organization. Each participant obtained sponsers who donated money based upon the amount of weight the participant bench pressed. They plan to use the money to construct an Adaptive Physical Education Building. Richard Conti strains to lift more than he can handle to raise more Lifters take a break with coach Mastrangelo. money. Jim Ferrell lifts his record max of 345 lbs. Randy holtzapple spots a fellow lifter. Jim Ferrell gives support to Scott Wyman as he attempts his max of 320 lbs. Louie Perrotta warms up with the curl bar before his turn to lift. 146 Lift-A-Thon FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Frank Datillo Principal Angelo Perrotta Charles Gibbons Asst. Principal Ass . Principal SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL BOARD Seated Gary Bonelli, Larry DeBlasio. Charles Cook. Angelo Papa Standing Albert Lastoria. Elaine Withrow, Sam Flora Missing Ronald Alexander. Thomas Piccione DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION 150 Faculty Joseph Martin Superintendant Eugene DiCaprio Asst. Superintendant FACULTY MARGEE ANDERSON Art DAVID BOOR history NANCY CANGEY English KENNETH COTTON Drivers Training ELILZABETH DiMUCCIO Guidance BETTY AXE Typing TERRY BOULDEN Mechanical Drawing PETER CARANDO Biology JOSEPH CROACH English THOMAS DiMUCCIO Social Studies EDWARD BENDER Physical Education CAROLE BROOKS S.E. LAWRENCE CARIK Civics CHARLES CUBA Social Studies WILLIAM DUNCAN Biology MICHELLE BERGER English DEBRA BUCCI Typing TIM CARLIN World Cultures LUCILLE DAILEY Spanish NEAI DUNSIETH S.E. THOMAS BLACK Chemistry WILLIAM BUKOWSKI Room 2 Advisor 4. KENNETH CARNAHAN Science CHRISTOPHER DAVIS Chemistry WANETTA EPPINGER Science DOLORES CALLAHAN Mathematics JOHN CATOLINE Italian VERNA FABIAN Shorthand 151 FACULTY A the!die Director DONALD HANNON Chemistry JEROME HASSAN Guidance JANET KERR Home Economics EILEEN KOZALLO Typing HARRY MICCO Mathematics 152 DAVID MASTRANGELO Physical Education BARBARA HASSAN Murse JANE GARVIN Business LAWRENCE LEHMIER S.E. JOHN MASTRANGELO Science RONALD NOEL Fhysics LUANN GRYBOWSKI Physical Education GEORGE JACKAL English RICHARD HAMILTON Social Studies BONNIE HANNAY Health J. EDWIN Raymond Keffer JACKSON History history WILLIAM LYON Civics VICKI AMY MAZZOCCA MASTRODDI Mathematics French PAUL McCANDLESS Mathematics THOMAS MANGIARELLI Civics MARY MARS home Economics NANCY OLLINGER Typing BLANCHE PAT PANELLA PANELLA English Guidance FACULTY DIANE PICCIONE Mathematics WILLIAM SANDERS Choir GARY SCMOOLEY English ROBERT J. VINTON French ATHENA ZOLTANI English RONALD PLANO Drivers Training CHRISTINE SANDS English Adolph Scialabba English JUDY WADDINGTON S.E.D. PATRICIA ZONA Art AGNES RIGBY Italian ANNETTE SANTOLLA Librarian YVONNE SHAW Mathematics JoANN WARGO Mathematics THOMAS ZUMPELLA Band GEORGE RIGBY Spanish CARMELLA SAVOCCHIA Librarian JOHN SPINA Chemistry POLLY WOODRING English THOMAS RILEY Metal Shop JOSEPH SCARVELL Speech ROY STALKER Wood Shop JOHN ZBIEGIEN Mathematics DON ROSS Physical Education NANCY SCHLUMBERGER Biology MARY ANN THOMAS Mathematics MICHAEL ZIDOW Spanish Faculty 153 WHO HEEDS THEM? WE DO! You may not realize how important these people are in our daily school life! Every day, the secretaries read the announcements to start off our morning. Throughout the day, besides their secretarial duties, they run off tests, take messages from our parents, and return forgotten books, lunches, and gym clothes. The cafeteria staff begins to fix lunches for the entire student body in the morning, and pleasing us is quite a task. With the new food service brought to Ne-Ca-Hi second semester, there is a better selection of lunches, which the students accepted gratefully. Finally, the custodial staff deserves a lot of credit. Besides cleaning up after students, which may take hours, they make repairs in our school and keep it running. So you see, these members of the staff are an important part of our day at Ne-Ca-Hi, and they deserve our many thanks. Mrs. Bette Qunn Row 1 Donna Caravella. Mettie Lutton, Helen Attisano, Jennie Piccari, Minnie Heath Row 2 Tina Saines, Charlotte Pionati, Liz Peters. Tina Orrico CUSTODIANS SECRETARIES Randy Fee Paul Fulena Mrs. Joann Johns Joseph Martin John Murdock Joseph Pagley Peter Squillo Daniel Cook Robert Wilson Marilyn Cook Mrs. Bette Qunn Mrs. Diane Mike Mrs. Albina Piccirillo Barbara DiMuccio Mrs. Joanne Johns 154 Paculty aaao I A Very Special Thanks To CLARK'S STUDIO 334 E. Washington St. new Castle, Pa 16101 Phone: 412-658-5215 1 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 42 Row 1: Amy Melchiorre. Bobbi Myers. Lisa Jo West. Cori McKenzie. Richard Benson Row 2: Denise Mingionc. Todd Carenbauer. Valerie McCartt. Dana Taylor. Christine Siggers Row 3: John Micco. Debbie and Rhonda Mounts. Eric Mrozek. Ed Zuk. Vito George Row 4: Crissa Malizia. Shelley Redmond. Lynnisc Brown. Christy Carvella. Yukari Ward Page 43 Row -LaBrina Robinson. Patricia Edgerton. Larry Thompson. Jack McCormick. Kara Dattilo Row 2- Jana Rossi. Anthony Latouf. Tom Gurgiolo. Maria Moviello. Mark Nuzzo Row 3- Candy Colella. Jodi Drebus. Jim Ferrell. Dawn Troutman. Jerry Zona Row 4- Stacy Petrucci. Cristina Morclli, Louie Conti. Maria DeMasc. Adrienne Trotta Page 44 Row 1. Mary Bryan. Kim Mraz, Mark Houser. Shelley Peak. Joe Grzesiuk Row 2: Tina Lalama. Toni Earaone. Melissa Euleno. Louie Boyce. Carla Smith Row 3. Bob Micco. Renee Corley. Duey Rice. Michelle hero. Brian Heaney Row 4: JoAnn Evans. Barbra Alyson Maugle, Melanie Hoffman. Tracy Masson. Susan Wilson Page 45 Row - Rae Ann Kneram. Matt Brown. Beth Ann Frank. Ron Martin. Rosemarie Scrim Row 2- Pam Hero. Andrea Pappas. Jodi Ferry. Tom Piccione. Jodi DiMuccio Row J- Leslie Johnson. Jacqueline Sibeto. Sherry Kovach. Wendi Campoli, Rosemary Cioppa Row 4-Terri Hargrave. Tessa Harnett. Lori Collins. Patty Donaldson. Sara Rucker Page 156 Row -Patty Dando. Dana Aven. Yolanda Gay. Tammy Garver. Lisa Noel Row 2- Lianna Sparano. Andrea Fitzpatrick. Lisa Pirlozzi. Lisa Greer. Donelle Wills Row J- Lara Bertucci. Gary Sizer 156 Baby Pictures 1986-87: A Year In Review June, 1986 -The Rogers Commission gave its report on the causes of the Challenger Disaster to President Reagan. It listed that a Joint on one of the solid rocket boosters as the immediate problem and a flawed decision making process within HASA as a contributing factor. -The Boston Celtics beat the Houston Rockets to become the HBA champs. -Maryland basketball superstar Len Bias died of a cocaine induced heartattack two days after becoming the 1st round draft choice of the Boston Celtics. -Soccer superstar Diego Maradona led Argentina to victory in the World Cup. July 1986 -America celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty. -Geologists toured the wreck of the Titanic for the first time since it went down in 1912. August, 1986 -The U.S. Football League won only $1 in its antitrust suit against the MFL. -Rev. Lawrence Jenco was released by his kidnappers after 564 days in Lebanon. -Greg LeMond became the first American to win the Tour de France. -William Schroeder, recipient of a Jarvik-7 artificial heart died a record 620 days after receiving the heart. -Congress passed a new fairer tax bill that lowered the top tax bracket to 20%. Ho one believed that Congress could pass the bill, but the lawmakers did. September 1986 -A cloud of poison gas escaped from Lake nios in Cameroon killing at least 1700 people. -The KGB imprisoned US news Sr World Report correspondant Hicho-las Daniloff for spying, but he was later released in exchange for a Soviet spy that was being held by Americans. October, 1986 -Congress voted sanctions against S. Africa over the President's veto. -The Reagan-Gorbachez summit in Iceland broke down over a disagreement concerning Star Wars. -Hew York Mets defeated the Boston Red Sox in the World Series. November, 1986 -It was discovered that the Reagan administration was selling arms to Iran to win the release of American hostages in Beriut. The national Security Advisor John Poindexter and White House Aid Oliver north diverted the money from the arms sales to the contra-rebels in Hicara-gua when aid to the rebels was banned. -Mike Tyson, 20, became the youngest heavy weight boxing champion by defeating Trevor Berbick for the WBC crown. -Stock Market speculator Ivan Boesky was fined 100 million dollars for inside trading on Wall Street. December, 1986 -Pilots Dick Ruton and Jeana Yeager set an aviation first. They flew their aircraft. Voyager, completely around the earth, a 25,012 mile trip, without refueling. -Arson was the cause of the second worst hotel fire in U.S. history, nearly 100 people lost their lives in the Dupont Flaza Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Hew Year's Eve. January, 1987 -Ho. 2 Penn State upset Ho. 1 Miami to win the HCAA Football Championship. The game, the Fiesta Bowl, was played January second, instead of the traditional January first, to suit a huge prime time television viewing audience. -Europe was paralyzed by frigid temperatures and snowfall from London to the French Riviera to Venice to Moscow. 264 deaths were blamed on the severe winter storms. -Anglican Emissary Terry Waite, who was in Beirut to negotiate with hostage-holding terrorist groups, was himself taken hostage. February, 1987 -Dennis Conner skippered Stars Sr Stripes to victory in the America's Cup 12-meter boat races. Conner avenged his 1983 loss to the Australians by defeating Kookaburra III, the Australian defender, in the finals. Conner's loss of the Cup in 1983 was the first time the Cup was won by anyone except Americans in its 132-year history. March, 1987 -The British ferry Herald of Free Enterprise, bound for Dover, England, capsized as it pulled out of Zee-brugge, Belgium. 134 of the 543 passengers lost their lives. The ferry was later salvaged. -Congress made it legal for state legislatures to raise the speed limit to 65 m.p.h. on rural interstate highways. April, 1987 -Marine guards at the U.S. embassy in Moscow were seduced into espoinage by female Soviet spies. KGB agents were allowed to roam throughout the embassy. -Indiana defeated Syracuse for the HCAA Basdketball Championship. The Hoosiers won the title, 74-73, in the Hew Orleans Superdome. -The new U.S. embassy in Moscow was found to be infested with Soviet listening devices. The Soviets were not permitted to enter their new embassy in Washington until the U.S. decided on what action to take about the U.S. embassy. -Sugar Ray Leonard came out of retirement to defeat middleweight boxing champ Marvelous Marvin Hagler. Hagler made more money (at least $13 million) for losing than Leonard did for winning (at least $12 million). May, 1987 -The Congressional committee investigating the Iran-Contra affair opened hearings. Much of the testimony from key witnesses was to be televised nationally. -Gary Hart, the front-runner for the Democratic Presidential nomination, pulled out of the race because of a scandal linking him with a Miami woman, Donna Rice, it was revealed that Hart took a weekend cruise with Rice and that Rice spent an night with Hart at a Washington apartment. -The USS Stark was struck by two missiles from an Iraqi jetfighter. 37 sailors lost their lives in the attack. The Iraqi pilot thought the Stark was an Iranian oil tanker. Iraq apologized and agreed to pay compensation to the victims' families and reparations for the damage to the ship. Year In Review 157 Compliments Of MARAMOfF'S CAL FISHER. WELERS v 20 N MILL ST. WASHINGTON CENTRE NEW CASTLE, PA 16101 PHONE 652-7400 m navarra Insurance services Inc your full cervlce-specially Agency clnce 1997 PERSONAL PLANNING U££ 8. BONDS Phone: 412 658-5571 COMMERCIAL PLANNING 2815 Wilmington Road. 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JOHM D. PETRARULO MR AMD MRS RICHARD MRAZ MR AMD MRS. AMDREW Dl CARLO AMD SOMS ARTHUR EATS JOHMSOM WEMDY PIA MELISSA PIA CAMILLE PIA MELISSA DO VIDEO JIMMY MC FARLAMD Advertisements 177 KEYSTONE SPECIALTY CO. 1209 South Mill St. Mew Castle. Penna 16101 412 652-7600 YOUR OME STOP PARTY CEMTER DECORATIONS — TABLE PAPER — PAPER PRODUCTS GLASSES — CREPE PAPER — PARTY SUPPLIES ALL COLORS — ALL SIZES GRADUATION — WEDDINGS — SHOWERS OUR SPECIALTY IS YOUR PARTY 178 Advcrtisin(; FIRST SENECA BANK WE DO BANKING BIGHT. Phone 652-4819 Walmo Television Sales Service COLOR. BLACK. WHITE. STKRKO PAT MASKLLO SYLVANIA 1707 WILMINC.TON Rl). FACTORY SERVICE NEW CASTLE. PA 16105 LUMLEY PHARMACY Samuel Bertucci, owner Castle Arms Hotel Phone — 652-8351 Go Get’em pizza0 joes State Street................... 654-1150 Highland Avenue................ 652-4242 Mohawk......................... 667-8500 Lawrence Village............... 658-9090 Ell wood City ................. 752-9411 182 Advertising Featuring Some 01 The Finest In American Cuisine • Business Lunches • Elegant Dinners • Banquet Facilities Available 106 East North Street New Castle 656-1090 Advertising 183 Editor s note In September, eleven students walked into the Fergodian office with blank looks on their faces. Yet they imagined by June they 'd produce the best yearbook possible. There's more to making a yearbook than most people think. The staff worked especially hard this year and now hopes that everyone who looks at this yearbook will be as proud of it as they are. A big thanks to the senior staff members, Maria DeMase, Kim Mraz, Rhonda Mounts, Maria Moviello, Tom Piccione, and David Rankin for trusting me and allowing me to always be on top of things. Thanks to my only classmate on the staff, Tammie Krolicki, for always willing to help. To the sophomores, Larry Amodie, Melissa Caraway, April Rio, and Sue Ann Yerage. thanks for putting up with my endless orders. Finally to Mr. Anthony DeLuca, my advisor, thanks for having faith in me to always get the job done right, but remember, it takes two! I'd also like to acknowledge those who helped greatly in the production of this book: Mr. Larry Intihar, Sales Representative. Jostens Publishing Co., Mr. Carl Clark, Mr. Frank Datillo, Mr. Angelo Fomataro, Mrs. Lucille Dailey, faculty, and student body of Tie-Ca tli. Congratulations and best wishes to all the graduating seniors, and to the underclassmen, see you next year! Sincerely, Maxine Robles Editor, 1987 Fergodian CLOSING