Northwestern High School - Del Nord Ovest Yearbook (Albion, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

NORTHWESTERN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ALBION, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME 3 1982-1983 TABLE OF CONTENTS Yearbook Staff Esoteric AFS Seniors Departments Spring ’82 Fall ’82 Departments Winter ’83 Juniors Sophomores Advertisements Colophon 4 6 14 16 34 48 66 80 96 110 120 132 159 2 FORWARD Ahead of you lie the memories of 1982-83 at Northwestern. The Criterion Staff has put together a collection of photographs and comments that will help you to recall the good times of your classes, sports, and activities. It’s been a tough job, and much as we are glad that it is finished, we know that the memories in the book are for us, too. Sit back and enjoy. 5 ESOTERIC GROUPS HI-Q; Kneeling are alternates; Kevin Randall Adrienne Bontrsger and John St even Standing are Scott Porter. Captain Luka Onachila. Mark Hanck and Phil Remek NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Clockwise are Trea- surer Amy Ward. President Diana Pavolko. Secretary Margaret Kicey. and Vice President Bath Beery MODEL UN: Sitting are Chris Robesky. Scar latte Wheeler. Becky Raymond, and Cindy Lee Bunding are Angle Lopez. Niclas lansson. Amy Cage, lohn Robison. Tracey Devtee. and Bonnie Hnath Absent: Annemarle Swift 6 STUDENT COUNCIL OFF1CER8 President Robin Cline. Secretary Cindy Gillespie. Treasurer Theresa Homenaky Absent Vice President Scott Porter ID FANTASIA: Bottom Row. Phil Remek. Rhonda Woomer. Margie Patara, and Annamarle Swift Middle Row; Kevin Taylor. Diana Welslogel. Tim Augustine. and Bath Schmlttle Top Row. Cara Go Id hart. Mark Beery. Amy Ward, and Andy Sen eta THESPIAN SOCIETY Bottom Row; Phil Remek. Margie Peters. Mark Beery and Amy Ward Middle Row. Diana Pavolko. Beth Schmlttle. and |anny Case Tip Row. Brian Meeker. Don Byariey. |ohn Robison, and John Bruce Abaant; Dave Reiser TRI-M Bottom Row Cara Goldharl Beth Schmlttle. and Kendra Lasher Middle row; Margie Petera. |enny I ones. Jenny Caaa. and Kevin Taylor Top Row. Phil Ramak. Amy Ward. Diane Weislogel. and Karen Lasher HOW FUNNY ARE WE? How do I get rid of him? ■ a� ■ 0 ■ J • «4 • «a • 4 J • «a «a. •••I Two takes less time 9 Cast left to right: John Bruce. John Robison. Jenny Case. Rhonda Woomer, Larry Podluzne. Amy Ward. Kim Snyder. Don Byerley. Margie Peters, and Mark Beery. 10 THURBER CARNIVAL Gentlemen Shoppers Word Dance II Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox The Wolf at the Door The Unicorn in the Garden II CODE ONE! 12 CRANESVILLE FOR A CODE 1- CORNER OF LEXINGTON AND OLD ALBION ROAD-BUS OVERTURNED was the first call to go out. Shortly afterward ambulances and rescue equipment from Cranesville. Albion. Platea. Girard. Edinbor- o. Springfield and Conneaut. Ohio were in route to what they thought to be a major disaster. Once they arrived at the scene they were relieved to find out that it was only a mock disaster drill. Even though it was only a drill the firemen set about their duties as if it were the real thing. Approximately 30 Northwestern High School students were made up to look like accident victims. The students were given first aid and many were actually transported to a local hospital by ambulances. Most of the students found it exciting to be part of the training exercise. 13 SHOULD I STAY ... WE’LL MISS THEM This year for me has meant very much I have learned your way of life which la very different from the way of life In my country I hope'' 1 have learned your language, and In a few word my knowledge has increased All of you have been so very nice and that makes me glad because you have made me feel a pari of your family I wish to give special thanks to the AFS people here who have provided many enrichening experiences for me A special thanks to my host family, the Friends If you can come to Sweden. I will make you feel just as welcome as you made me feel. I will mtas my many American friends My addreas is below If you would like to write: Nicias lanseon Tvikstavagen 2 77800 Hedemora. Sweden 14 OR SHOULD I GO? WE’LL NEVER FORGET THEM! My experience with AFS he been one of the moet rewarding experience in my life During my etey in the U.S.A I found a very caring group of individual , student , teacher Virtually everyone has given me the help I needed fuel when 1 needed it moet Your smile made me feel at home” here and I am very grateful 1 hope that you don't forget me. for always I will remember you all with loving thought If you would lika to write to me. my address is Lourolas Angelica Lopez Diaz Arica «11 Col Tepeyac Insurgentes Mexico. 14. D.F 07020 Mexico 15 SENIORS David R. Brace Thomas C. Brenneman John R. Bruce Donald D. Byerley SENIORS 'N vi� Robin E. Cline Donna . Cole Danette M. Curtis Randy A. Danielson Sandy T. Danielson Randy R. Daugherty Pamela L Davis Mark S. Dawison 19 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Diane L. Graff Glenn H. Graham Todd B. Gregory Todd R. Halfast Michael ]. Hedglin Mark E. Henck Scott M. Herman 22 Deborah K. Hoover Scott F. Horsemanko Corinna S. Hosacl SENIORS Amy L. Huston Wayne G. Huston Robert L. Huya Joseph T. Kaputa Margaret A. Kicey Kenneth W. Kiedaisch SENIORS SENIORS Penny L. Lasch Tami L. Leuschen Michael ]. Mansfield Brian J. Meeker SENIORS Sherri (Otteni) Myers Deanna C. Paternaster Diana M. Pavolko Karen M. Peters Brett P. Podoll Teresa ]. Prindle Michael W. Pratt Rebecca L. Raymond 27 SENIORS Tracy A. Reinke David . Reiser Christine M. Robasky John R. Robison Michael E. Santiago Heidi S. Sawdy Connie D. Scalise 28 Elizabeth A. Schmittle KW - Hi rr—a A V X' Michelle L. Shaffer Ira A. Shank Danielle M. Shearer Terry W. Shi ley «I 'X jj III Candy M. Shope Tonda L. Snow Deborah R. Snyder Neal A. Snyder M T ; Jr V „ £ ■ Mary S. Somerville John G. Stevens SENIORS Gail L. Sturdivant Jennifer E. Sullins Terrie L. Swanson Thomas W. Teed Michael L. VanSlyke SENIORS Russell D. Taylor George R. Thomas Mildred . VanCise Harry C. Walizer Beth A. Ward Mark H. Weaver Scarlette A. Wheeler Sherrie L. Williams Rodney W. Wingard 31 SENIORS Kimberly J. Wise Alan J. Bartko Jean M. Pierson 32 Paul M. Woytek Michele A. Youngs Patrick M. Zalewski Gutter Seniors not Kimberly C. Baxter Wayne J. Beltz Suzanne L. Boone ]im L. Butch Patrick E. Daws Dallas H. Ebner Rodney A. Fish David M. Graham Clarence M. Lane Nicias R. Jansson pictured Cynthia A. Lee Lourdes A. Lopez Diaz Lynda R. Lowry Joey T. Murphy Paul A. Pacileo Rick L. Peyton John P. Shank Glenn P. Shinko Guy J. Shinko Joyce E. Thomas John P. Williams SENIORS Mr. Herb Walden B.S. Edinboro State College PHYSICS 35 DEPARTMENTS Mr Roger Travis B.S. Edinboro State College. M ED Edinboro State College BIOLOGY 36 DEPARTMENTS Mr. Gary Bilek B.S. Slippery Rock State College 37 DEPARTMENTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Jerry Hall B.S. Calif. State. M ED. Edinboro 38 DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS 39 Graphic students from left to right; Mark Weaver. John Bruce. Brian Liocano. Julie Ruland. Glen Shinko. Dave Brace and Paul Pacileo. Missing are Gail Sturdivant and Millie VanCise. Mr. Gary Bilek B.S.. Slippery Rock State College 40 DEPARTMENTS MUSIC Mr. Keith Lenz B.S. in Music Ed. Edinboro State College. M.Ed. in Music. Edinboro State College DEPARTMENTS INDIVID UALIZED ED UCA TION Mrs. Marty Jamison Graduating Senior; Joe Murphy B.S. Slippery Rock State College. M.A. Indiana State University Mrs. Sally Demmler Thiel College. Edinboro State College. Western Maryland Mrs. Patricia G. Bost A S. Community College of Allegheny. B.S. Edinboro State College 42 Mr. Michael J. Chriest B.S. Edinboro State College Mrs. Margaret Richards B.S. Edinboro State College Health. Physical Education. Certification Driver Education. Elementary Education DEPARTMENTS HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Yori’s 7th per. Cooking and Cakes Galore Mrs. Yori Bach, of Sci. in Home Ec. at Mercyhurst Mrs. Porter Bach, of Sci. in Home Ec. at I.U. of Penn. 43 DEPARTMENTS WORKING 8 TO 2 DEPARTMENTS Mrs. Patricia R. Johnson B.S. at Villa Maria College lennv and Katie face a challenging problem in Accounting. Mrs. Betty' Martin B.S. at Indiana University of Pa. 45 DEPARTMENTS another hard day of teaching. 46 DEPARTMENTS HEALTH 47 DEPARTMENTS SPRING ’82 49 SPECIAL EVENTS I I Short term exchange students from BLACKHAWK with their NORTHWESTERN hosts. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES- FIRST ROW: Kathy Burns. Michael Hosey, Dawn Legenzoff. Don Byerley. Jenny Case, Danielle Donch. SECOND ROW: Zoe Osborne. Lisa Merz. Amy Ward. AnnMarie Swift, Rhonda Woomer, Margaret Kicey. THIRD ROW: Jenny Jones, Scott Porter, Rebekkah Lyon, Scarlette Wheeler, Diana Wolchick, Phil Remek, and Mark Sperry. Alane Keefer: The 1982 Pennsylvania State Champion in the 3200 meter run. Steve Essig: The all time leading scorer in Northwestern Basketball with 1257 career points. SO SPRING ’82 SLAVE DAY SPRING '82 51 BANQUET 52 SPRING ’82 PROM UPPER LEFT: Queen Linda Steb- nisky and King Larry Hites. UPPER RIGHT: 1981 King Eric Nulph and Queen Kathy Dana crown the 1982 Queen. MIDDLE: Senior Court- Terri Merrit, Dan Podoll, Linda Stebnisky. Larry Hites. Teresa Nelson, and Bud Merrit. Junior Court- Tom Teed. Tracey Devies, Paul Woytek, Beth Ward. Randy Danielson, and Terrie Swanson. SPRING S2 53 BACCALAUREATE Somewhere Over the Rainbow ... Rev. E. Philip Wilson Sacca aureate 'Ptopuun Prelude ..................................... Instrumental Ensemble •Processional.......,..................... — Instrumental Ensemble 'Invocation Rev. P. Michael Hoppe The Federated Church Anthem ---------------—................................—__ Fantasia 7r’s Time for Morin’ On Scripture (Mark 10:38-45. II Tim. 1:14 .... Rev. P. Michael Hopper The Federated Church Address ( On Looming to Fair) ___________ Rev. E. Philip Wilson Cranesville United Methodist Church West Spnnffteld United Methodist Church Anthem (Vocal and Piano Soto)..................... Daniel Podoll Somowhrrr Dotcn tho RoatT 'Benediction ...............—........... Rev. P. Michael Hopper The Federated Church 'Recessional .............................. Instrumental Ensemble Postlude .....—....................... Instrumenul Ensemble ' Audience Will Please Sund 54 SPRING '82 COMMENCEMEN T CLASS SPEAKERS: Dan Podoll, Diana Wolchick, Gregg Merz, and Sandy Kulik. PROGRAM THEME: One Step at a Time Prelude Instrumental Ensemble West Springfield Baptist Church ORATIONS: “One Step at a Time Greet A Merz Responsibility Sandra K Kulik Expectations Darnel W Podoll Faith Diana L. Wolchik Decisions Senior High Principal Kccomnicdations for Diplomas ... Dr. Andrew H. Hills Superintendent Presentation of Diploma� — . James W. Easig Glen It. Black School Board Members Senior High Assistant Principal “Alma Mater” ...— ...m....—... Graduates and Audience Benediction - — The Rev. Roliert J. Reilh St. Lawrence Catholic Church • Keteuiotul Postlude ln t rumrnl j1 Ensemble liolrumrnul Ensemble • Audience WiU Please Stand SPRING 82 55 CLASS OF NINETEEN 56 SPRING ’82 SOFTBALL SOFTBALL PLAYERS: Manager Stephanie Estok, Darlene Leopold, Tammy Faulk, Jenny Thorr, Shelly Gee, Cindy Gillespie, Theresa Homansky, Coach Laurie. SECOND ROW: Stats Penny Gee. and Sue Wade, Linda Stebnisky, Sandy Thayer, Millie VanCise, Lisa Podluzne, Julie Shiley, Beth Ward, and Sonja Patton. TFBRD ROW: Coach Travis, Amy Gage. Kathy Burns, Teri Steen, Theresa Campbell, and Brenda Ward. 1982 SEASON RECORD N.W. OPP. 4 Iroquois- 14 11 Ft. LeBoeuf- 15 16 Cambridge Spr. 6 18 Girard- 3 3 North East- 12 5 General McLane- 6 2 Harborcreek 9 6 Seneca- 14 11 Fairview- 4 2 Iroquois- 7 5 Ft. LeBoeuf- 17 6 Girard- 0 10 North East- 11 7 Genera) McLane- 6 1 Seneca- 8 4 Fairview- 6 The Bunt is On! 58 SPRING •82 SPRING '82 59 TRACK SITTING: Coach Hagen, Rob Zampino, Joe Hosey and Mark Weaver. BACK ROW: Todd Hillard, Fred Keller, Gregg Merz, Mike Hosey, Tom Teed, Todd Gregory, and Luke Onachilla. 1982 TRACK in 108 120 98 ABOVE LEFT: Better Luck Next Time. ABOVE RIGHT: Kammie is off and Running LEFT: Luke slides over the bar while at RIGHT: Betty shows excellent form on the hurdles. FAR RIGHT: Rhonda passes the baton to Barb. so SPRING ’82 FIRST ROW: Jenny Jones, Barb Wasser, Brenda Hellyer, Bettv Hellyer. Alane Keefer, Annette Bruno, Tricia Woytek Sue Walchak. Kathy Tower, Rhonda Saylor, SECOND ROW: Michelle Crane, Barb Mosier, Tammy Tinko. Zoe Osborne, Dawn Legenzoff. Teresa Nelson, Duane Taylor, Jackie Wheeler, Diane Finnegan. Margaret Kicey. Brenda Richley. THIRD ROW: Kammie Hillard. Terri Major, Carol Summerville, Terrie Swanson. Karen Burns. Cindy Greenley, Debbie Snyder, Diane Graff, and Coach Fargo. 1982 TRACK RECORD N.W. OPP. 101 Union City 34 88 Ft. LeBoeuf- 53 103 Harborcreek- 38 44 Girard- 97 63 General McLane- 78 59 Corry- 82 SPRING '82 SI BASEBALL SEATED: Randy Danielson, Brett Podoll, Damon Paternaster and Mike Lahnan. SECOND ROW: Larry Hites, Brad Rhoades, Scorekeeper Cheryl Miles. Mike Woytek, Steve Essig, and Pat Zalewski. BACK ROW: Kurt Podoll! Brian Waldo, Rob Palmer, Shake Shiley, Manager Steve Bahny, and )oe Feldmiller. Kurt takes a swing! 1982 SEASON RECORD N.W. OPP 8 IROQUOIS- 2 4 CORRY- 1 3 Ft. LEBOEUF- 8 8 GIRARD- 0 4 NORTH EAST- 1 2 GEN. McLANE 1 19 CONNEAUT. OH.- 3 1 HARBORCREEK- 5 10 SENECA- 2 10 FAIRVIEW- 2 8 IROQUOIS- 1 8 CORRY- 0 7 St. LEBOEUF- 9 8 GIRARD- 3 10 NORTH EAST- 0 7 GEN. McLANE- 2 4 HARBORCREEK- 3 5 SENECA- 1 3 FAIRVIEW- 2 6 MERCYHURST- 1 2 COCHRANTON- 3 62 SPRING 82 SPRING ‘82 S3 LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE PLAY CAST: Fred Mansfield. Tammie Pettis, Jenny Case, Scott Porter, Connie Swift, Margie Peters. Mark Sperry, Mark Bailey. Carol Summer- ville, Mark Beery, Sandy Kulik, Theresa Bricker, Amy Ward, Lisa Zampino, Randy Daugherty, Dan Podoll, Doug Weislogel, John Bruce, Katie Shade, Rhonda Woomer, Ann Marie Swift, Don Byerley, Kim Taylor, and John Robison. 64 SPRING ’82 TEA CHER FEA TURE 65 SPRING 82 F A L L ’8 2 IT DOESN’T MA TTER IF YOU WIN OR LOSE ... Above: first row: Paul Pacileo. Mark Weaver. Pat Zalewski. John Mills. Randy Danielson. Mike Lahnan. Brett Podoll. Tom Teed. Terry' Walbridge. Steve Nicholson. Bob Huya, Emma Baxter. Second row; Kevin Morse, Mark Pettis. Dave Steams. Brian Workman. John Shade. Paul Crilley. Greg Billings. Ron Kimmey. Jack Pettis. Bill Brown. Joe Feldmiller. Amy Gage. Third row: Coaches Jim Bolton. Mark Fachetli. and John Popoff. Paul Friend. Mike Clark. Brian Carr. |oe Hosey. Robert Zampino. Mike Pavolko. Don Kean. Jon Turner. Tony Krolczyk. Tracey Devies. Left to right; John Popoff. |im Bolton, and Mark Fachetli. Practice began in late summer as the upcoming football season began to approach. When many students were swimming and enjoying their vacation, the football players were practicing in torrid temperatures The season started out. and continued to be a rough one. but the dedication and perserver- ance was highlighted with a victory of 18-6 over Harborcreek. Touchdowns were made in that game by Pat Zalewski and Mike Lahnan Other outstanding players on the team were Brett Podoll and Paul Pacileo who received honorable mention on the Erie County League's All County Football team. 67 FALL '82 ABOVE MANAGERS: Tracey Devies. Emma Baxter, and Amy Gage ABOVE STATISTICIANS AND BOOKKEEPERS: Joseph Yohman. John Bruce. Cara Goldhart. and Diane Weislogel ABOVE TEAM CAPTAINS: Mike Lahnan and Brett Podoll Season Record 1982 NW OPP 0 Iroquois 0 Cony 17 Ft. LeBoeuf 14 Girard 8 North East 12 General McLane 18 Harborcreek 0 Seneca 0 Fairview 68 FALL 82 ABOVE: Pat Zalewski signals T.D.! ABOVE RIGHT: Mike Lahnan out distances his opponents. RIGHT: Mike Lahnan and Pat Zalewski clear the way for Don Kean. BELOW: Ton Teed keeps a close watch on number 52. ... Its How You Play The Game! 1982 MARCHING BAND Throughout the past year the Northwes- tern Fighting Wildcat Marching Band has built the reputation of being one of the finest competitive marching units in the tri-state area. The 1982 season has seen the band perform from Conneaut. Ohio to as far east as Syracuse. N. Y As of publication, the accomplishments of this year's band include: Spirit Award • Qualifiers Band Camp; Edinboro Band Competition - 1st place. Class A; McDowell Invitational Band Competition - 1st place Class A. Best Drill Team and Best Majorettes Overall. 2nd runner-up to Grand Champion; Meadville Band Competition • 2nd place Class A; Bradford Band Competi- tion • 1st place. Best Music. Best Soloists. Best General Effect. Best Marching and Maneuvering. Best Majorettes. Best Drill Team Class AA and 2nd runner-up to Grand Champion. This year marked the first year that the band has traveled to the New York State Field Band Championships in Syracuse. N. Y. The Fighting Wildcat Band is widely recognized for its spirit, dedication, pride, and hard work. The members of the group are to be commended for the acclaim they have brought to the Northwestern School District. From Left to Right - Marching Band Advisor Mr. Kieth Lenz. Drum Majors Mark Speery and Jennifer Jones, and Assistant Advisor Mrs. Pam Lenz. 70 FALL '82 The percussion doing their thing FALL 82 The Drill Team . that’s performance with class. 71 LADY CATS PROVEN TOUGH COMPETITORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ester Huyck. Cheryl Graff. Kim King. Traci Tomlinson (Manager). Karleen Bums. Cheryl Glasl. Duanne Taylor. Theresa Homansky. Deb Robasky. Cindy Gillespie, Jenny Thorr. Margaret Kicey. Deb Snyder. Stacey Endean. Diane Graff, Kerri Kirk 72 Season Record 1982 NW. OPP OPP. 0 Iroquois 2 2 Corry 0 0 Ft. LeBoeuf 2 2 Girard 0 2 North East 0 0 Gen. McLane 2 0 Harborcreek 2 0 Seneca 2 0 Fairview 2 2nd Half 1 Iroquois 2 2 Corry 0 0 Ft. LeBoeuf 2 2 Girard 0 2 North East 1 1 Gen. McLane 2 0 Harborcreek 2 0 Seneca 2 1 Fairview 2 FALL 82 The 1982 season of Northwestern Volleyball saw some outstanding performances by its players. Setting responsibilities were left up to Seniors. Kerri Kirk and Margaret Kicey. Juniors. Jenny Thorr and Cindy Gillespie, and Seniors. Deb Snyder and Diane Graff were responsible for spiking. The entire team showed the highest Spirit. Desire, and Pride a coach could ever ask for in representing Northwestern Hign School. The Lady Spikers had many impressive games including a match in which they came very close to upsetting Erie County Championship contender. General McLane. This match will be remembered by all as the players gave everything they could to win. Northwestern High School can be proud of a very dedicated group of young ladies. FALL '82 73 ABOVE: Kerri Kirk setting the ball for a spike LEFT: Deb Snyder prepares to volley FALL '82 THE LEAN MEAN RUNNING MACHINES Team members, left: Nick Jansson. Andy Graves. Tom Williamson. Coach Kaleida 2nd row: Clarence Lane. Scott Porter. Todd Hilliard. Scott Horsemanko. Fred Keller. Scott Young. Dave Gee 3rd row: Andy Linder. Pete Miller. Don Podluzne. Sean McCabe, jay Kulyk, Tim Price, Chris Hills 4th row: Bob Snow. Marc Kuntz, Ed Abplanalp. Cecil Hitgzes. Jim Noe. Mike Steigerwald Above: The team demonstrates their speed even in practice. FALL '82 75 ABOVE: The Cross Country Team takes time out from practice to pose with nature ABOVE: Clarence Lane displays smile and a trophy that was won at the McQuaid Invitational The team began a depressing season after having taken 14th of 18 teams at Me Dowell and losing to Corry 36-21. Confidence was gained as they placed third out of 12 teams at the Gannon Invitational. Their greatest accomplishment took place at the McQuaid Invitational in Rochester, New York when they placed first out of thirty teams. They continued to excel and proved themselves tough competitors through the rest of the season as their record shows. The school and the team were both honored with the accomplishment of Clarence Lane making first team All County. 76 FALL '82 ABOVE: Coach Kaleida preparing to take the team to Rochester, New York Dual meets - season record 4-5 McDowell Invitational Rocky Grove Gannon Invitational McQuaid Invitational Erie County Meet District X Meet State Meet 14th of 18 teams 4th of 20 teams 3rd of 12 teams 1st of 30 teams 4th of 8 teams 3rd of 24 teams 21st in Pa AA ABOVE: Scott Horsemanko and Scott Young concentrate on the Art of Running FALL 82 77 CA TS COME HOME This years Homecoming was held Friday, October 8, 1982. Although temperatures were brisk, everyone was pleased that there was no rain, making it a fine evening. The 1982 Homecoming Court consisted of Lee Myers, First Runner-up; Shelley Klemm, Homecoming Queen; and Paula Belden, second Runner-up. The Surprised Queen 78 FALL 82 1982 ALBION AREA FAIR 38th ANNUAL FAIR The Albion Fair was held Sep- tember 14th through the 18th. Despite the cool temperatures and light showers, the Fair was a success. Many students took part in the Fair by working at class stands, entering a project or by being in the parade. The Fair will be remembered as a Triumph” by all who took part in it. Candidates for Fair Queen: (from left to right) Donna Cole, Crissy Hlivko. Sheila Eldridge, Debbie Shiley - Third Runner-up, Danielle Donch - Second Runner-up, Theresa Kingen - Fair Queen, Cara Goldhart - First Runner-up, Shelly Berry - Miss Congeniality. Beth Beery, and Deb Snyder. 79 FALL '82 80 YO HABLO FRANCES Mr. Raymond Buttaccio B.S. Communications. Spanish. English Slippery Rock State College. Edinboro State College Parlez vous franca is Mademoiselle? Miss Virginia Sampson Bachelors Masters in French. Latin. English. Education and Counseling. Villa. Gannon, and Paris Universities Es verdad. hay una clase de espanol y todos tienen un tiempo divierto. 81 DEPARTMENTS ing’glish Miss Katherine Kenney B S. Secondary Education - Edinboro State College M.A. English - Gannon University Graduate Work - University of Missouri. Westminster 82 DEPARTMENTS Mrs. Carol Hall B.S. French and English Masters of Education - Edinboro State College Mr. David O’Brien B.A. Gannon University DEPARTMENTS SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS ART IN ITS HIGHEST Mrs. Sandy Wise Bach, of Sci. Edinboro S.C. M Ed. Edinboro S.C. Mike at the wheel. DEPARTMENTS John wants to know whats so funny. DEPARTMENTS Mr. Daniel W. Fuller Bachelor of Science in Education - Indiana University of Pennsylvania Masters of Library Science - University of Pittsburgh. FUTURE FARMERS Above: Two farmers discuss crop production DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS LETS GET PHYSICAL Miss Kim Fmdak Phys. Ed.. Health and Athletic Training. Edinboro State College Eveiy year the gym classes do a variety of things to keep the students interested and active. They look forward to archery, crosscountry running, volley- ball. basketball, aerobics, golfing, gymnas- tics. crosscountry skiing, tennis, baseball, softball, etc. This year a group of students went crosscountry skiing at Wilderness Lodge with Miss Frndak and Mr. Palo. A physical fitness show was organized for the parents of the students to give them an idea of what they are doing in the gym classes. There also will be jugglers to entertain between the different sections. 90 DEPARTMENTS WORK THAT BODY DEPARTMENTS MATHEMATICS from 1+1=2 to... ACDXAor B DEPARTMENTS Susan Laurie B.S. in Mathematics Edinboro State College Robert G. Kaleida B S and MED Edinboro State College 93 DEPARTMENTS THE HEAD HONCHOS AND Mr. Costa. BA Univ. of Notre Dame. M ED Mr. Hills. B.S.. M.ED. D.ED. Duquesne Univ., M.ED Secondary Adminis- tration the pleasant personnel of the office 94 DEPARTMENTS THEIR SECRETARIES Mr. Meako. BS Social Studies Edinboro. M ED Secondary Guidance Edinboro. MED. Secondary Principals Certificate Westminster Mr. P. Taylor. B.S. Clarion. M ED. Cuidam Fellowship Boston Univ., Guidance credits :e Penn State. M ED. Psychology Edinboro. GE Western New Mexico Univ. Mrs. Debbie Could MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD Dr. William Abplanalp ... President Robert Zum ... Vice President Neil Baxter Glen Black Terry Bowersox lames Essig Willard Miller Mabel Porter Hermin Utter 95 DEPARTMENTS CATS ARE ON THE MATS Front row: Mark Kuntz. Joe Heaven. Ed Abplanalp. Paul Crilley Back row: Bob Snow. Pat Stone. Mike Lahnan. Joe Kaputa. and John Mills. 98 WINTER OF 83 Northwestern's wrestlers were plagued by a lack of members this year: 3 of the 12 weight classes went unfilled, resulting in 18 points being given up each match. Also. Mike Lahnan. Joe Kaputa. and John Mills were the only seniors. Despite these handicaps, the squad worked hard and showed steady development as the season progressed. A strong nucleus will return for the 1983-84 season. 99 WINTER OF 83 U8 7 IROQUOI8 OPP 59 e 8AEGERTOWN 59 41 STRONG VINCENT 22 0 CORRY 70 6 FT. LEBOEUF «2 6 GIRARD 47 90 MERCYHUR8T PREP 40 21 CONNEAUT VALLEY 99 9 NORTH EA8T 51 27 JAMESTOWN 99 9 UNION CITY 59 12 GEN MCLANE 59 15 CAMBRIDGE 8PRINGS 99 11 HARBORCREEK 50 19 SENECA 41 29 MEADVILLE 90 24 ACADEMY 92 29 FAIRVIEW 97 I think he's dead 100 WINTER OF 83 LADY CAGERS DRIBBLE ON Girl's Basketball Team-First row-Sue Walchack. Cindy Bruce. Jackie Wheeler. Beth Ward, and Lisa Butch. Second row-assistant coach Joe Meako. Kim Dawison. Lisa Hites. Shelley Gee. and Coach Sue Laurie. Absent-Jody Daughtery Season Record US OPP 29 Mercyhurst 33 43 Conneaut 54 34 McDowell 70 33 Iroquois 56 49 Cony 44 44 Ft. LeBoeuf 61 40 Girard 41 46 North East 86 32 Gen. McClane 44 39 Harborcreek 48 41 Seneca 56 27 Fairview 28 52 Iroquois 57 33 Cony 35 61 Ft. LeBoeuf 56 50 Girard 56 47 North East 71 39 Gen. McClane 43 33 Harborcreek 56 39 Seneca 65 58 Fairview 28 101 WINTER '83 102 WINTER 83 Cutting it close It was a rebuilding year for the Lady Wildcats. With only one Senior and one Junior, Sophomores made up the core of the team. Though a young varsity, they proved to be tough competition for some of the best teams including Iroquois and Fort LeBoeuf. The scoring was more balanced this year and teamwork improved. They were involved in a number of close ballgames and gained much valu- able experience. The J.V. team was 4-3 when forced to cancel the remainder of their season. Next year they will be back. The players and coaches are looking forward to next season and anticipate improving their record. Brenda Ward tries to out jump the enemy 103 WINTER '83 RAH! RAH! RAH! GI Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders L to R; Danielle Donch, Karen Lasher. Second Row: Lori Shinka. Michele Anderson. Lori Diehl. Shelly Lang. Tracey Devies. Back Row: Beth Schmittle and Tricia Woytek. I V- Football Cheerleaders- L to R. Front to |.V. Basketball Cheerleaders- L to R: Tracey Gross. Karen Henderson. Middle Row: Annette Back; Laura Cochran. Kim Zalewski. Lisa Bruno. Lori Cole. Back Row: Connie Diehl. Lynn Baire Swanson. Lori Cole, and Karen Henderson. 104 WINTER 83 Varsity Football Cheerleaders- L to R; Front to Back: Karen Lasher. Render Lasher. Tricia Woytek, Lori Diehl. Danielle Donch. Shelly Lang. Michele Anderson, and Connie McGraw. Wrestling Cheerleaders- L to R: Front to Back; Kendra Lasher. Barb Wasser. Laura Cochran. Lisa Podluzne. Theresa Homansky. Pam Billing. Millie Vancise. and Sandy Saylor. 105 WINTER 83 HOOPSTERS IN ACTION 106 DON’T QUIT When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, when the road you're trudging seems all uphill, when the funds are low and the debts are high, and you want to smile, but you have to sigh, when care is pressing you down a bit — rest if you must, but don’t you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, as every one of us sometimes learns, and many a fellow turns about. When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don’t give up though the pace seems slow — You may succeed with another blow. Often the goal is nearer than it seems to a faint and faltering man; often the struggler has given up when he might have captured the victor's cup; and he learned too late when the night come down, how close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the clouds of doubt, and you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems a far; So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit — It's when things seem worst that you must not quit. WINTER OF 83 — Anonymous VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling; Scott Youngs. Shake Shiley. Dave Brace. Kurt Podoll. Pat Zalewski. Jack Pettis, and Andy Seneta. Standing; John Robison. Gary Egli. Glen Shinko. Paul Woytek. Larry Podluzne. Randy Danielson. Rick Beery, and Guy Shinko. Rick Beery shoots for the hoop JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Kneeling; Scott Youngs. Carl Glasl. John Shade. Jack Pettis, and Andy Seneta. Standing; Kevin Taylor, Gary Egli. Kurt Podoll. Larry Podluzne. Buddy Nelson. Bob Pacileo. 107 WINTER '83 SEASON RECORD US OPP 63 MERCYHURST 80 53 CONNEAUT. OHIO 78 46 CONNEAUT VALLEY 45 35 IROQUOIS 72 73 CORRY 89 46 FT. LEBOEUF 52 58 GIRARD 69 65 NORTY EAST 79 57 CEN. MCLANE 72 56 OIL CITY 68 59 ROCKY GROVE 67 36 HARBORCREEK 63 49 SENECA 61 54 FAIRCIEW 78 60 IROQUOIS 89 59 CORRY 56 64 FT. LEBOEUF 81 40 GIRARD 67 63 NORTH EAST 84 71 GEN. MCLANE 77 55 HARBORCREEK 73 67 SENECA 83 53 FAIRVIEW 79 108 FALL OF 83 BEHIND THE SCENES Student Trainers- Front row • John Robinson. Danielle Donch. and Jack Pettis. Second row- Theresa Danielson. Beth Ward. Stacey Endean. and Julie Ruland. Score keeper Joe Yohman and score board manager Gary Daugherty. Mr. Daugherty replaced Mr. Don McCalmon when he left. Mr. Daugherty also sang the National Anthem before each game. ABOVE: Student trainers John Robinson. Advisor Kim Fmdak. and Beth Ward. Beth and John ABOVE: Wrestling manager - Barb Mosier both attended summer camp for student training. Every year there are those who are acclaimed with praise and trophies as they are highlighted by some great accomplishment, but the rare individuals who help make it all possible rarely receive any credit. Aside from working along with the team, they devote their time to the little factors that make a game possible. The Criterion Staff has devoted this page to those who deserve the credit for making the winter sports of 1982-83 a successful one. ABOVE: Athletic advisor Ed Bums 109 WINTER 83 JUNIORS Mike Baskit Emma Baxter Rick Beery Kevin Bennett Ben Bently Pam Billig Greg Billings Adrian Bontrager Tom Boyer Theresa Bricker Bill Brown Annette Bruno Ron Butler Theresa Campbell Tim Campbell Dave Canby 111 JUNIORS Denise Can- Buddy Case Chris Christiansen Mike Clark Laura Cochran Eric Connors Michelle Crane Paul Crilley Sheryl Eaton Tracy Eaton Chris Eldridge Carl English 112 JUNIORS Laura English Derwin Enssle Rick Fehr Joe Feldmiller Ben Filby Diana Finnegan Mary Folletti Tammy Foulk Paul Friend Shawn Fuller Dave Gable Dave Gee Lisa Geist Cindy Gillespie Don Goldon Bill Gordon JUNIORS 113 Joe Heaven Dan Helmbrecht Cheryl Herman Barb Herrmann Mark Hickok Kammie Hilliard Bonnie Hnath Karen Hoag Ken Hoffman Teri Homansky Monica Hudacky Matt Huston 114 JUNIORS Missy Huyck Mike Jafko Jenny Jones Rick Kansy Don Kean Fred Keller Ron Kimmy Steve King Jerry Kirk Jeff Klemm Mike Knapp Helen Kovacs Tony Krolczyk Deanna Kuhn Theresa Lance Brian Liocano Korena Logan Jim Long Patty Lynch Terri Major JUNIORS 115 Becky Marshall Dominic Martone Karen Martone Connie McGraw Lisa Merz Cheryl Miles Tammy Miller Jeff Mooney Kevin Morse Jerry Mountain Dave Moyer Leroy Neubauer Zoe Osborne David Osterberg Mary Pacileo Brad Parmerter Margie Peters Jack Pettis Wendell Pickney Kurt Podoll 110 JUNIORS JUNIORS Scott Porter Chuck Pratt Connie Pruyn Chris Rakowski Jackie Randall Kevin Randall Phil Remek Debbie Robasky Nanette Roberts Ken Ross Gary Salisbury Fred Sallot Barb Santiago Sandy Saylor Tim Schmidt John Shade Chris gets caught writing a note in studyhall. 117 Debbie Shiley Lori Shinko Gary Smith Tim Smith Larry Snyder Mark Sperry Dave Steams Teri Steen Greg Stellmach Jeff Stemple Greg Stevens Pat Stone Robert Summerville Phil Swartwood Annemarie Swift Don Tallman 118 JUNIORS Chris Troutman Gerry Ulan Gary VanMeter Heather Van Slyke Betsy Vorse Amy Ward Brenda Ward Barb Wasser Robin Weimer Diane Weislogel Bill Williamson Jim Wingard Juniors not pictured Don Crosby Patty Diehl Todd Hilliard Crissy Hlivko Mike Holley lohn Hudacky Jim Klemm Bob Lago |ohn Lewis Randy McCamman Mark Morrow Bob Mosier Barb Mosier Kathy Mundkowsky Anna Nearhoof Mike Mansfield Jerry Rakowski Terena Randall Gary Regelman Carl Robison Valerie Rockrohr Ron Snow Tom Wilson Mike Wolchik Karynn Wolfe Rhonda Woomer Brian Workman Tricia Woytek JUNIORS 119 Ed Abplanalp Kim Adams Lynn Baire Steve Barth john Beatty’ Mark Beery' Brian Beltz Sue Bille Trevor Bird Dan Biscoff Bryan Bom boy Ken Boone Cindy Bruce Karleen Bums Lisa Butch Brian Carr SOPHOMORES 121 Paul Chapman Mike Christiansen Sue Copeland Kim Copeland Amy Cousins Sherri Crowl Connie Diehl Bette Diman Cherie Drummond Angie Duda 122 SOPHOMORES Wesley Eaton Gary Egli Rosa Evans |eff Feldmiller Mark Fish Karen Forbes April Frank Cassie Garlick Pam Garlick Brian Gariepy Shelley Gee Shirl Geist Greg Giddings Kyle Glasl Paula Goodenow Lisa Graff Cindy Greenlee Karen Gregory Tracy Gross Denise Hanas SOPHOMORES 123 Brian Hayes Bill Henderson Karen Henderson Denise Hepler Cindy Hill Cecil Hitzges Joe Hosey Cindy Howard Beth Huston lim Johnson Dale Kasper Larry Kelly Keith Kiedaisch Karen Kinnear Alex Kitcey Darwin Kleckner 124 SOPHOMORES Rick Klobusnik Gloria Krayeski Mary Kreider Theresa Krolczyk Stephanie Lasher Diane Leicht Debbie Lewis Ron Littlefield Velvet Littlefield Melanie Mavros Jim McClelland Marie McPeak Kirk Meeker Lori Miles John Mooney Julie Mooney SOPHOMORES 125 Angela Owens Bob Pacileo Damon Patemaster Sonja Patton Mike Pavolko Lisa Payne Ryan Pazon Mark Pettis Larry Peyton Tom Peyton Sherry Pierson Dale Pildner 126 SOPHOMORES Larry Podluzne Lisa Podluzne Ted Poland Alicia Prindle Annette Pyle Autumn Randall Jeff Rausch Denise Rea Shelly Rea Brenda Reiser Jim Renninger Tina Rood Jeff Ross Julie Ruland Bill Sandell Bill Sargent SOPHOMORES 127 Rhonda Saylor Georgia Seager Scott Seaton Andy Seneta Scott Shearer Cindy Smith Wendy Smith George Snow Robert Snow Tracy Stadler Mike Steigerwald Kim Steinhoff Lisa Swanson Art Sweeney Denise Talmo Duanne Taylor Kevin Taylor Missy Taylor Troy Taylor Kevin Teed 128 SOPHOMORES Shawn Bardsley Randy Bowers Norman Cole April Frank Mark Green Bob Grode John Lago Chesley Terrill Keith Thomas Mike Tobin Cathy Tower Cara Troutman Jon Turner Sue Walchack Jackie Wheeler Dale Wiley Dawn Wilson Gregg Workman Scott Young Maryan Yusko Chris Zajic Kim Zalewski Rob Zampino Tom Lee Chris Lynch Henry Mooney Mike Olsen Mike Rakowski Gary Raupach Richard Raupach Erin Regelman Tracy Ross David Shope Elizabeth Shope Kim Snyder Chris Thorton David Wilson Above: Sophomores not pictured SOPHOMORES 129 % ece v y y. 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OHIO 216-593-1145 '0:0 HOLIDAY INN REDI MIX CONCRETE EDINBORO CASTLE LIME SPREADING 587-6151 Edinboro, PA 155 BLACKOUT All the students in the Senior High were hoping that on February 2 they would be going home early. On that day there was a bad storm that knocked down some power lines causing the school to be without electricity. Unfortunately it was only out for about an hour. Better luck next time. kids. Mr. Costa gives orders to students pertaining to the changing of classes during lunches. Even though the only source of light is bunsen burners, teachers in the science Although everything was dark, students still found their mouths when it came time for lunch. department still went on with their classes. 156 CATS NAPS Life in school would be pretty boring if the monotony was not broken by the characters and personalities of the people who work and learn here. No matter how serious or stone faced the students and teachers should be. there is always time to crack a joke or a face with a smile to make the very humdrum days worth while. There will always be the graduating Seniors, but with these people come the character that has shaped the personality of our school. 157 CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers: Kim Snyder Treasurer. Scott Young- Historian, joe Hosey- President. Diane Leight- Secretary, Denise Hanas- Vice President. Senior Class Officers: Front to Back: Dave Reiser- Tech Representative. Margaret Kicey- Treasurer. Diana Pavolko- Secretary. Tom Teed- President, and Debbie Snyder- Vice President Junior Claw Officers: Joe Feldmiller- President. Brenda Ward- Treasurer. Connie McGraw- Historian. Chris Eldridge- Secretary. Jeff Mooney- v lC6-rT6SlQent 158 COLOPHON All good things must come to an end, and here we are at the last page of the 1983 Criterion with one final job, and that is to offer our thanks to a few special people. First, thanks to the Albion News for their kind assistance. Thanks to all our advertisers who helped defray expenses. Thanks to our subscribers for their patronage. Finally, thanks to us. the Criterion Staff, without whom this book would not have beem possible.