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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

CRITERION S VOLUME 6 1985-1986 ALBION, PENNSYLVANIA Table of Contents Student Life................. 6 Seniors..................... 20 Academics....................38 Juniors..................... 58 Clubs....................... 66 Sophomores.................. 76 Sports...................... 84 Events..................... 102 Advertisements............. 109 Colophon................... 128 FORWARD Contained in this volume are the memories of the 1985-86 school year at Northwestern. The Criterion Staff has, with great effort, put together a superb collection of photographs and comments that will help you to recall the good times we’ve all experienced throughout the year. Each of us have found some personal significance or satisfaction in a particular class, sport, or activity. The memories in this book are yours to reflect on for a lifetime. 5 STUDENT LIFE Monika, AFS student from West Germany, lived with the Porter’s during her stay in the United States. AFS Monika enjoyed a true American Christmas Monika celebrated Northwestern’s Homecoming. Dear Students and Faculty, I want to thank the school for the great times 1 had. The teachers and students helped me a lot. Thanks for the patience of everybody for answering when 1 didn’t know words or understand something. And I’m glad to learn something about football, it was a pleasure to watch such a great team. I also enjoyed watching basketball. I’m glad that I had the possibility to visit this year. Moni Monika spent much time with her American family. Rusty Porter, Bill Porter, Kim Porter, Mabel Porter, and Monika Schoreman “Porter . Fairtime Fun Fair Week was, traditionally, a very wet week. However, spirits were dampened very little. The competitions, rides and games entertained while musical groups lit up the stage. The Seniors as well as the Juniors had class stands. The events of the week enlightened us all and showed that Albion can pull together even after a crisis. Dianne Leicht, 1984 Albion Fair Queen, crowns the 1985 Queen, Tracy Tomlinson. 1985 Fair Queen, Tracy Tomlinson, and her attendants, Becky Gollmer, Rosie Surovick, and Louise Murkens. 8 On the opening day of the Fair, September 10, 1985, Elementary students released balloons with cards at- tached, thanking recipients of the balloons for their support during the recovery from the tornado disaster. Jim Klobusnik shows just how much his tractor can pull. Cats Come Home Homecoming Week was a big thriller. There was the annual Bon-Fire on Thursday night that was won by the Sophomores. Then during school on Friday, there was an assembly to vote for your choice of Home- coming Queen. Later that night was the football game against Girard followed by the dance. This years Homecoming queen Steph Carr and her attendants Cheryl Glasl and Crissi Merritt. The Juniors hoist the Yellow Jacket to its Fiery death. The score of the game was Northwestern 49- Girard 7. ILLUS- TRATED 11 JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM Scott Merritt and Doug Leicht were two of the sophomore class ushers on hand to greet guests. Cherie Drummond asked John Beatty to ready her camera for action. Prom King and Queen were Joe Hosey and Lori Cole. Runners-up were Kevin Teed and Maryann Yusko. The theme of the 1985 Prom was “Puttin’ on the Ritz”. This city skyline was used for a backdrop for memorable pictures. Shelly Rea, Alex Kitcey, and Karen Kinnear checked into Northwestern’s Prom night “Night Club”. 12 I V Cast of Once Upon A Mattress Above: Queen Aggravain, Kar- in Morse; Princess Winnefred, Erin O’Brien; Songbird, Brenda Mundkowsky. Left: Princess Winnefred dur- ing the song “Shy” Right: Sir Harry and his Love- ly Lady Larken GODSPELL Left: CAST OF GODSPELL Below Left: PARABLE OF THE GOOD SEED Below: PARABLE OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN All for the Best” Lif ft'� ‘Bless the Lord” DRIVER’S EDUCATION Mr. Gary Daugherty, Driver’s Education 17 Mrs. Peggy Richards, Driver’s Education SOME IMPORTANT PEOPLE Mr. Michael Chriest, Special Education ASSEMBLIES IV Everybody went bananas at Almost Anything Goes. Dr. Hills congratulates the team at the District 10 pep assembly. Mr. Bilek gives blood at the annual blood drive sponsored by National Honor Society. At a pep assembly the cheerleaders showed just how high they can jump. CLASS OF Miss Pat Hetrick, Senior Class Advisor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Julie Kemling, Vice President; Karen Brewster, Treasurer; Crissi Merritt, Historian; Cathy Baxter, President; Erin Miller, Secretary 21 James M. Barlow Karen J. Barton Steven D. Battleson Catherine A. Baxter Steven R. Bernhardt Holly K. Best 22 Daniel S. Bishop Donald W. Brace Christine M. Brookhouser William A. Bolte Kimberly A. Brewer Stephanie A. Carr Michelle A. Bomboy Karen M. Brewster James S. Cipalla 23 Michael A. Connors Eugenia M. Cushman Jody L. Daugherty Helen E. Dougherty Michael F. Endean Brian S. English Lewis J. Friend Rebecca L. Gollmer Tina M. Froehlich Timothy J. Gordon Cheryl A. Glasl Richard J. Graden 25 Candy J. Hoag Sara E. Hudacky Gary A. Graham Lisa L. Hites Connie S. Huston 26 David H. Huston LeAnn M. Jafko Douglas E. Huya Arthur C. Johnson III Michael J. Isiminger Stephanie A. Johnson William D. Jones Angela M. Kapala Julie A. Kemling 27 Kimberly A. King Debbie L. Lindsey Tammy L. Kinney Tina M. Littell Michael S. Maund 28 Jennifer A. Lawrence Kathleen M. Loomis Karen J. McAdoo Christine D. McGraw Elizabeth A. Meehan Alex M. Meeker Ann M. Melquist Michael J. Miczo Christina A. Merritt Kevin M. Mihalak Erin C. Miller 29 Karin S. Morse Michael H. Murkens Keith T. Osborne Esther E. Huyck Pavolko Lee E. Payne Michael D. Peters Charles A. Peterson Candace M. Pickens Lynn E. Pierson Sherilynn K. Pinckney Kimberly M. Porter William H. Randall Jr. Timothy C. Reinke Eric P. Rakowski Linda K. Reiser 31 Donald A. Renninger Valerie P. Rogers Timothy J. Shaffer 32 Joseph I. Renninger Frederick J. Rood Chris A. Smith Wendy L. Richards Michael D. Ruland Lon D. Sperry Chistine Y. Stafford George C. Straub Kristen D. Sutch Dana P. Stellmach Tammy A. Sumner Dawnita R. Taylor Diana L. Sterling Rosemarie E. Surovick Todd C. Terrill 33 William G. Thompson David J. Vorse Melissa J. Wilson Tracy S. Tomlinson Kathy A. Wade Michael E. Williams Kary L. Valentine Heather J. Westfall Justin L. Wood 34 Christine G. Woomer Robert F. J. Zurn II William L. English Mickey C. Wright Amy L. Burns Lewis J. Kerswill James R. Zurinsky Jr. Eric E. Ebner Woody D. Williams 35 Louise E. Murkens Monika Schormann Timothy J. Peterson Tracy J. Ross SENIORS NOT PICTURED James H. Beeman Dwayne Belden Kenneth P. Gariepy Andrew J. Graves Charyn D. Hall Kimberly R. Hazeltine Michael E. Little Julie A. Mooney Christina Noe Peterson Alicia A. Prindle James S. Steigerwald 36 Christina R. Rhodes Jennifer A. Villa John C. Zuck ... Worth A Thousand Words ACADEMICS Administration Seniors, I would like to wish the very best of everything to the graduating class of 1986. You were really an outstanding group of people and it was a lot of fun working with you. I know most of you are very anxious to begin your young adult lives, but I hope you will not forget your days at Northwestern. I hope you will hold on to the good memories from your high school days the fun you had in classes with your friends, the plays and concerts, the many athletic contests won and lost, and most of all your relation- ship with the fine faculty at our school. Let's hope that at some point in your lives you can truly say that these were the best days of your life. Best of luck and may God bless you. Mr. Costa Mr. Donald Costa, Principal Dr. Andrew Hills, Superintendent Dear Graduates of the Class of 1986; The Class of 1986 warrants my heartiest congratulations for their achievements in the academic arena, and in extra curricular activities. Your infectious spirit has also made Northwestern High School a better place. Do not live day by- day, but prepare for the future. Ask yourself what you can do for your community and yourself. Remember, there are three types of people... people that make things happen, people that watch things happen, and people that ask “What happened?” The challenge and opportunity of the future is yours for the asking. Set your goals high! My sincere thanks are extended to each of the Graduates of the Class of 1986. Sincerely Dr. Andrew Hills I would like to thank the yearbook staff for allowing me to offer my congratula- tions to the Senior Class. As a group you have performed well. Keep in mind that you are only at the beginning of your adult life. There will be many challenges ahead for each of you. Good Luck and as Spock would say, “Live long and pros- J. Meako Mr. Joseph Meako, Assistant Principal English and Foreign Languages Chris and Amy chopped tomatoes for their Spanish meal. Mr. David O’Brien, English Mr. Skip Buttaccio, Spanish Mr. Buttaccio had many activities for his classes to do throughout the year like this pinata which Spanish II made. 40 Mr. Donald McCalmon, English Miss Katherine Kenney, English Miss Virgina Sampson, French Mrs. Carol Hall, English To broaden her student’s horizons. Miss Kenney has her classes read novels every year. 41 Mathematics Computer Science Mr. James Bolton, Math and Computer Science Donna Ulan tries to figure out how her calculator can do her homework for her. Mr. Bob Kaleida, Math and Computer Science Miss Sue Laurie, Math Brian properly files Mr. Kaleida’s grade book. Ken and Jim try to get their projects done on time. Another computer student bites the dust as he fails to turn in his 9 weeks project on time. Social Studies Craig points out countries on the map to the other students. Jeff and Sheri check the stock market report. Luis studiously tries to answer the questions Mrs. Orr gave the class. Mrs. Kathy Orr, World Cultures, American Studies, and Personal Adjustments SCIENCE: The Way to the Future Students study paramecium under microscopes. Brian always leaves the Chemistry lab in a cloud of smoke. SCIENCE Bob and Jamie developed negatives for the Saeger- town Basketball Program that Lithography does every year. Mr. Bilek instructed his Chemistry class on nomenclature. Lynn and Dave studied water quality Advanced Chemistry class. for a lab in Mr. Gary Bilek, Chemistry and Lithography. Mr. Roger Travis, Biology. BUSINESS PRACTICE Karen Glasl practiced her shorthand. Chris Stafford used the dictaphone as part of her business training. The word processors were used by some business students to computerize their typ- ing skills. 48 John Gollmer, Todd Daniels, Jim Morley, Dennis Hollis work on their industrial arts project. Industrial Arts John Gollmer makes an adjustment on his project for Mr. Taylor’s industrial arts class. Jay Pacansky, Chris Moyer, Kevin Kleckner and Doug Swift work on their hand- made jewelry boxes that they gave their mothers for Christmas. Bill Jones and Mike Miczo overhauling a small engine. Below: Donnie Robison and Mark Zalewski hard at work. John Thayer and Norm Parker make accu- rate measurements before drilling their project. Mr. Jerry Hall, Industrial Arts teacher strangles student for misuse of the machinery. Vocational Agriculture NHS makes it grow. Junior Bill Lasher uses the Drill Press. An Ag student works on her project. Mrs. Sauers, Horticulture. Mr. William Guyer, Vocational Agri- culture. Krissi Sutch and Sara Hudacky take care of their plants for horticulture. 53 Music The senior high chorus rehearse for their concert. 54 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Penny Yori, Home Economics Betty Jo stirring her project. Shelly Kimmy puts the finishing touches on her vase. 55 Health Above: Mrs. Peggy Richards, Health Teacher, demon- strates the proper procedure for mouth-to-mouth resusci- tation. Left: The health class is traditionally taught skeletal anatomy. Keeping Fit - Physical Education SERVICE PERSONNEL Mrs. Diane Sumner, Secretary Mrs. Joyce Youngs, Secretary Mr. Troy Shumake, Janitor Cafeteria Personnel: Sylvia Crane, Mildred Meeker, Joanne Spaulding, and Sherry Crosby. Mrs. Stella Zajic, Secretary Mrs. Chris Gebhart, School Nurse SHOINflf Paul Ahlbrandt Greg Bailey Wayne Baldwin Lisa Barlow Michael Bartoe Sandra Beery Tammi Beery Kevin Bird Michael Black Dawn Boone Dennis Bowers Tammy Brewer Peggy Brewster Jeff Brown Russell Byerley Dean Campbell JUNIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS: Julie Sweeney - Historian, Barb Ward - Treasurer, Theresa Sum- ner - President, Lory Fe- dor - Vice President, Heidi Huntley - Secretary. 59 William Chapman Tina Church Niles Copeland Matt Cousins Denise Cowger Pete Crilley Robert Crosby Cynthia DeHaven Theresa Dick James Dougherty Kimberly Dougherty Sheila Dudas Eli English Bonita Erdman Stefanie Fails Steven Fails Tina Fawcett Lory Fedor Lawrence Foy 60 Jay Gorby Leslie Graves William Greenlee David Guianen Wiliam Gutierrez Christine Halstead Dalton Hammett Brian Hanas Gary Heaven Lance Hernandez 61 Edward Karwowski Edward Kempf Kelly Kimmy Shelly Kimmy Brian Kuntz Dale Kuntz William Lasher Marvin Lewis Scott Lewis 62 Lori Little Amy Logan LeAnn Lowery Jennifer Mayer Mark Morris Michelle Morris Christopher Moyer Brenda Mundkowsky 63 Erin O’Brien Dale Payne Ted Poland Timothy Price Christine Pyle Michelle Randall Penny Randall Kelly Rathbun Kenneth Raymond Helenka Renninger Kimberly Renninger Dwayne Richardson Donald Robison Tammy Schmidt David Schuster Robert Silverthorn Lisa Smith Tracy Smith Kim Start Timothy Struchen Theresa Sumner Mark Swanson Julie Sweeney Lisa Tanner Ralph Taylor 64 Tony Taylor Betty Jo Thomas Thomas Thorr Donna Ulan Barbara Ward Michael Wheeler James Williamson Valerie Williamson Fawn Wise Brian Wojtecki Dianna Woomer Mark Zalewski JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Francis Buchner Michael Cochran Kenny Curtiss Debra Heliker Dave Henderson Donna Hulings Dana LaFata Douglas Leicht Tom Leuschen Joel Lindsey Sue Kemling Charles Keiper Ralph Munkowsky Norleen Paden Shad Sandell Gregory Schulz Ellaina Shank Douglas Sobczak Jeanette Sullins Scott Ross Daniel Wasser Tammy Wilson William York Nancy Young Mr. Gary Daugherty, Junior Class Advisor. 65 CLUBS 66 District Chorus Mr. Daugherty, Jim Barlow, Lon Sperry, Dana Donch, Shawna Card District Band Back row: Lon Sperry, Keith Osborne, Chris Zurinsky Front row: Kim Porter, Linda Reiser Computer Club Todd Terill, Bill Davison, Brian Kuntz, Kary Valentine, Stephanie Carr, Karen Barton Fill-a-Space Club Select Northwestern students compose this group, whose photo is used to fill blank spaces in the yearbook. Future Farmers of America Row 1: Craig Troutman, Sentinel; Eric Rakowski, Reporter; Fred Rood, Treasurer; Dale Payne. President; Krisy Sutch, Vice President; Carlotte Kinnison. Secretary: Chris Smith. Student Advisor. Row 2: Ms. Carolyn Sauer. Advisor; Andy Graves, Eric Ebner. Brian English. Mike Isiminger, Don Renninger. Mike Murkens, Paul Marcy. Mr. William Guyer. (Advisor). Row 3: Bill Ramsey. Joe Root. Robin Church, Jeff Henderson. Jim Daugherty, Ralph Mundkowsky. Pete Renninger, Don Host. Eric Thornton, Sara Hudacky, Joe Renninger. Row 4: Shannon Porter, Kim Henretty, Rich Borland. Angie Peters. Carla Adler. Beth Kinnison, Sam Willian. Edie Quackenbush. Tony Harrison. Rody Batykefer, Robert Silverthorn. Row 5: Chris Renninger. Becky English. Brad Bille, Scott Sutch, Randy Chapin. Jeff Gollmer. Mike Buie. Jake Gorby. Mike Mooney. Jim Beatman. Dale Best. Row 6: Mike Conway. Danny Sherman. Neil Pickens. Sherry Wagner. Bill Waha. Mike Cochran, Dennis Boweis, Bill Lasher. Ix� rwine Halstead. Helen Renninger. Penny Smith. Row 7: Bev Jones. Bonnie Erdman, Shawn Hayes, Paul Cline. Bill Lawrence, Joe Krebs. Science Club Above: Gary Heaven, Brian Hanas, Chris Zurnisky, Bill Jones, Chris Moyer, Pete Crilley, Jim Zurnisky, Scott Abplanalp. Tri-M Below: Kathy Woomer, Rosie Surovick, Heather Westfall, Dana Donch, Chris Zurinsky, Lon Sperry, Jay Kempf, Marsha Adams, Jim Barlow, Karin Morse, Linda Reiser, Erin O’Brien, Shawna Card. National Honor Society Above: Jay Kulyk, Lynn Case, Kim Porter, Chris Hils, Chris Brookhouser, Christina Rhoades, Jen Mayer, Lory Fedor, Donna Ulan, Julie Kemling, Cathy Baxter, Connie Huston, Ms. Sue Laurie, Cheryl Glasl, Ty Anderson, Erin Miller, Beth Meehan. Math and Engineering Club Erving Beckinhimer, Earl Lynne Myer, Melvin Nickerboker, Flora Goodtyme, Wilber Tred, Gebhart Zippor, Wally Meckinheimer, Rodney O’Migosh, Orvile Kondelman, Arty Beckman, Art U. Mann, Horce Harowtz, Jack B. Nimble, Myran Lowsnoski, Agnes S. Lobb, Ethel Warthog. Fantasia Missy Irish, Shawna Card, Kathy Woomer, Keith Osborne, Lon Sperry, Scott Abplanalp, Jay Kempf, Erin O’Brien, Karen Glasl, Mr. Daugherty, Lisa Barlow, Karin Morse, Dana Donch, Jim Barlow, Brenda Mundkowsky, Amy Allen, Rosie Surovick. Art Club Bill Randall, Michelle Mayers, Steve Johnson, Stephanie Ambro, Becky Hillard, Tammy Wilson, Chris Pyle, Tammy Brewer, Marge Miller, Valerie Mosier, Amy Zuck, Renae Kelly, Andrea Izbicki, Kelly Kimmy, Sheila Dudas, Dawn Boone, Tammi Beery, Sheri Huston. Chess Club Chuck Steinle, Sean McCabe, Brent Salisbury, Benji West- fall, Matt Owens, Bill O’Brien, Tim Huya, Andy Linder, Dave Guianen, Jim Baldwin, Scott Lewis, Lance Hernandez, Jim Hanes, Cliff Glasl, Marty Hoch, Jeff Wheeler, John Thaver. Student Council Joelle Merritt, Jen Henck, Rhoda Jenkins, June Albert, Dave Schuster, Chris Brookhouser, Art Johnson, Eric Mikovich, Erin O’Brien, Craig King, Linda Reiser, Heather Westfall, Karin Morse, Donna McGraw, Amy Burns, Lisa Hites, Julie Kemling, Barb Ward, Theresa Sumner, Mike Bartoe, Mrs. Richards, Chrissi Merritt, Lory Fedor, Heidi Huntly, Cathy Baxter. Model U.N. Chris Hills, Dave Guianen, Monika Schormann, Keith Osborne, Chris Brookhouser, Beth Meehan, Kim Porter, Chrissy Woomer, Cathy Baxter, Connie Huston, Tina Littell and Sherry Pickney. Archaeology Tim Price, Lisa Tanner, Bill York, Kelley McCel- land, Karen McAdoo, Tina Littell, Ann Melquist, Sherry Pickney, Kim Peckham, Amy Schaller, Lori Copeland, Debbie Hosack, Ken Raymond, Mike Wheeler, Jay Kempf, Karen English, Norm Parker. 70 I Industrial Arts Back row: Scott Steigerwald, Doug Sobczak Middle row: Jason Kanopa, Les Graves, Don Robison, Mike Little Front row: Bill English, Bill Jones Power and Electricity Back row: Eli English Middle row: Roger Lee, John Brookhouser Front row: Mark Zalewski, Brian Crosby Thespians Back row: Lory Fedor, Linda Reiser, Justin Wood, Lon Sperry, Keith Osborne, Jim Bar- low, Dana Donch, Heather Westfall Middle row: Brenda Mundkowsky, Karin Morse, Kim Porter Front row: Erin O’Brien, Shawna Card, Andrea Tipton, Kathy Woomer Drama Club Back row: Bob Zurn, Keith Osborne, Jim Barlow, Justin Wood, Lon Sperry, John Zuck. Peggy Shiely Middle row: Heidi Kirsch, Lisa Williams, Tanya Sumner, Laurie Zdarko, Jackie Pavolko, Kathy Woomer, Kelly Ratajcak, Julie Long First row: Brenda Mundkowsky, Fawn Wise, Shawna Card, Debbie Ross, Mamie Ross, Andrea Tipton, Connie Kean, Vickie Roward CRITERION: Hard Work, Long Hours and Cold Water Under the tyrannical overseeing of our advisor, Capt. Caveman, we laboriously and unquestioningly submit our wills to his every other command. We slaved day after day, night after night to do our best in preserving the memories of North- western for our fellow students. Many a time life and limb were threatened by the man with the big club if we did not “Get to Work!” But finally after much time and effort, we succeeded in preparing a yearbook that met with Cavey’s high standards. We’re looking forward to working with him again next year. Yearbook on Vacation: (front row) Tammy Schmidt, Lisa Smith, Lynn Case, LeAnn Lowery, Donna Ulan, Julie Moyer, Jackie Pavolko, Jeannie Genaux. (back row) Shirley Bilek, Gary Bilek, Chris Hills, Dave Guianen, Jennifer Mayer, Rich Pavolko, Jen Henck, and Patty Simpson. Jen found out the hard way that Shirley doesn’t play fair. Chris jams out before he calls it a night. Lynn looks on as Dave tries to draw a simple layout. Another staff member (Jen) needs psychiatric help. The Criterion Staff AFTER their trip: Tammy Schmidt, LeAnn Lowery, Chris Lisa, elf second class, expresses Hills (on stretcher), Jen Henck, Lynn Case, Lisa Smith, Julie Moyer, Jackie her opinion of Chris’ work. Pavolko, Dave Guianen, Donna Ulan, and Jennifer Mayer. NHS MARCHING BAND ABOVE: Kim Porter directs the band in a jam during a home football game. RIGHT: Several members wait for the beginning of field practice. 74 This year’s band looked a little doubtful at the beginning of the season. This year we had more inexperienced members join, but everyone learned quickly and the season got underway with the driving forces of spirit and pride behind them. The band consisted of 85 members 50 of them being instrumentalists and the remaining 35 were auxil- iary members. Some of the students putting in extra time and effort were: Barb Ward, J. Sweeney, Becky Gollmer, Co-Captains Drill Team; Lory Fedor, Silk Co-Captain; Lisa Smith, Silk Co- Captain; Lon Sperry, Student Director; Kim Porter. Drum Major. The Band was directed off the Field by Pam and Keith Lenz. The season turned out to be very successful as the band brought home a whole slew of awards again this year including: Three first places, two second places, and one third place trophy. They also finished fourth at the prestigious New York Field Band Competition held in Syracuse. New York, and first at the Lakeshore Marching Band Association Champion- ship show held in Fairview. Caption Awards this year include: Best Marching. Best Music. Best General Effect. Best Soloists, Best Percussion, and Best Drum Major. Aside from competing the band also showed much support for the Wildcat football team during the regular season and the playoff games. All in all it was a very profitable year for the band and they should be proud of their efforts and accomplishments. One More Time! The band marches onto the field to begin its performance. 75 SOPHOMORES 76 David Allshouse Stefanie Ambro Rhonda Anderson Suzanne Balczum James Baldwin Katherine Bashline Dale Best William Borland Doug Brace Charles Brockett Marsha Adams June Albert Amy Allen Christopher Allen John Brookhouser James Bruno Michael Buie Robert Burns 77 Randy Chapin Robi Church Lorilei Copeland Daniel Crocker Todd Daniels William Davison Susan DeLong Shannon Demenik Jennifer DeMichele Elesia Devine John Dohanic Dana Donch Daniel Eaton Karen English George Garbaloff Nona Garlick 78 Melissa Gibson Clifford Glasl John Gollmer David Goodenow Peggy Graham Brian Graves James Hanes Anthony Harrison Jennifer Henck Jeffrey Henderson Walter Henderson Rebecca Hilliard Shelia Hilliard Martin Hoch Deborah Hosack Donald Host 79 Timothy Huya Harry Isiminger Andrea Izbicki David Jones Cindy Joslin Sherri Kapala Christa Karwowski Connie Kean Joanne Keller Matthew Kemling Craig King Trina King Timothy Kingen Kirk Kinnear Charlotte Kinnison Heidi Kirsch Jeffrey Kirsch Kevin Kleckner Elizabeth Konen David Kreider Aaron Kush Donna Lago Terry Lavery Andrew Linder Julie Long Sean McCabe Tracey McCumber Donna McGraw ♦s. 80 Joelle Merritt Bradley Miller Marjorie Miller Kim Moore Melissa Moore James Morley Valerie Mosier Julie Moyer Shelly Murphy Vickie Myhoffer Anna Nicholls Jamie Nims William O’Brien Grace Ohmer Robert Pacansky Norman Parker John Parmarter Cindy Patton Jacqueline Pavolko Kimberly Peckham SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mark Shreve - Treasurer, Julie Long and Kelly Ratajczak - Historian, Melissa Gibson - Vice President, Katie Bashline - Secretary, Pete Miller - President. Sophomore class advisor Mrs. Patty Bost tries to pull some advice from co-advisor Mr. Skip Buttaccio. 81 Gary Picheco Donald Podluzne Scott Price William Ramsey Wade Randall Kelly Ratajczak Steven Robasky Paul Robison Michael Rooney Debra Ross Marni Ross Vicki Roward Brent Salisbury Stephanie Schaak Amy Schaller Wendy Seneta Edward Sherman Peggy Shiley Mark Shreve Betty Smith Thomas Snider Scott Spaulding i ■ v 82 Charles Steinle Dawn Sterling Christy Stevens Tanya Sumner Douglas Swift John Thayer Matthew Thorton Andrea Tipton Matthew Wagner Laura Weaver Benjamin Westfall Ivanna Wheeler Michelle Whipple Lisa Williams Kristina Williamson Kathleen Woomer Michelle Zampino Laurie Zdarko Amy Zuck Christopher Zurinsky SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Sheila Buanich Debra Cacek Curtis Eaton Randy English Robert Finch Jeffrey Gollmer Scott Hagerty Harold Hosack Richard Hudacky Stephen Johnson Renae Kelly Laura Kreider Roger Lee Mary Morrow Katherine Murkins Tim Ruland Lawrence Schultz Preston Sterling Gary Stevens Laura Sweeney Stephanie Terrill Craig Troutman Dennis Wade Jeffrey Wheeler Sherman Yarington 83 SPORTS 84 SPIRIT LEADERS The Football Cheerleaders organized a VICTORY LINE to show their support for the Wildcat Team. The cheerleaders for the 1985 season were Kelly Rathbun, Heidi Huntley, Donna McGraw, Tracy Noe, Kim Mitchell, Audra Merryman, Tina Fawcett, and Katie Bashline. Right: The cheerleaders put on many great pep assemblies during the season. Erin Miller looks on while the others begin their skit. “Willie the Wildcat” (Erin Miller) cheered the ’85 team on to victory. 85 Cat Comes Roaring Into VICTORY! Back Row: Matt Kemling, Jim Hanes, Norm Parker, Scott Spaulding, Pete Miller, Mike Maund, Scott Price, Craig King, Gary Picheco, Kevin Kleckner, Eric Mikovch, Tim Kingen, Dana LaFata, Jamie Cipalla, Bob Burns - manager. Middle Row: Rob Finch, John Gollmer, Bill Borland, Jay Pacansky, Dave Henderson, Ed Sherman, Dave Schuster, Doug Leicht, Scott Merritt, Mark Shreve, Fred Gillespie, Benji Westfall, Doug Swift, Randy English, Karen Brewster - trainer, Karin Morse - stats, Tanya Sumner - manager. Front Row: Mark Morris, Kevin Mihalak, Ernie Dean, Tim Gordon, Ty Anderson, Mike Endean, Mike Miczo, Kary Valentine, Dan Bishop, Art Johnson, Jim Zurinsky, Wade Randall, Laurie Zdarko - trainer. Mike Miczo holds off a tiger in the most exciting game of the season at Fairview. Below: The Wildcats put in many hours of practice during the summer and after school. f Wildcat Football Coaches from left to right: 9th grade Assistant Coach, Mike Ochalek; Head Coach, Don Costa; 7th and 8th grade Coach, Phil Ochalek; 2nd Assistant Coach and Jayvee Coach, Pat Comer; 1st Assistant Coach, Don Adams. 34 individual records were either tied or broken along with 10 team records this season. 1985 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Northwestern - 12 Corry - 13 Northwestern - 28 North East - 7 Northwestern - 35 Gen. McLane - 7 Northwestern - 49 Harborcreek - 12 Northwestern - 34 Seneca - 7 Northwestern - 49 Girard -7 Northwestern - 14 Fairview - 13 Northwestern • 29 Ft. LeBoeuf - 0 Northwestern - 34 Iroquois - 6 District 10 Playoffs Northwestern - 51 Maplewood - 14 Northwestern - 40 Reynolds - 7 1985 Jayvee Season Record 2-5 To the boys on the team, I extend my heartiest congratulations. You were champions on the field and off, and you were a class act all the way. From our three great tri-captains down to the smallest sophomore, you were a great team. We went all the way, ECL to District 10, and had some great statistics! Average scoring was Northwestern 45.5, Oppo- nents 10.5. Average yardage was North- western 387, Opponents 169.5. THANKS FOR A GREAT SEASON!! Coach Costa WILDCAT SPIKERS VARSITY SPIKERS: Back - Cheryl Glasl, Monika Shormann, Kim Dougher- ty, and Karen Glasl. Front - Chris Stafford, Brenda Mundkowsky, Lisa Hites, and Cheryl Graff. Absent from the picture was Kim King. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Northwestern Northwestern (2) Northwestern (0) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (0) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (0) Northwestern (0) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (0) Northwestern (0) Northwestern (0) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (2) Northwestern (0) Opponent Corry (0) North East (2) General McLane (0) Harborcreek (1) Seneca (2) Girard (0) Fairview (1) Ft. LeBoeuf (2) Iroquois (2) Corry (1) North East (0) General McLane (2) Harborcreek (2) Seneca (2) Girard (0) Fairview (0) Ft. LeBoeuf (0) Iroquois (2) The volleyball team finished with a record of 10 wins and 8 losses. The highlight of the season was the big win at home over North East. Cheryl Glasl was honored with her selection to the second team All-County. Lisa Hites received honorable mention. The junior varsity team finished with a record of 6 wins and 12 losses. Many of the girls were playing in the program for the first time. The varsity team defeated Corry, Girard, and Fairview twice. The Lady Cats split with North East, General McLane, Har- borcreek, and Ft. LeBoeuf. Iroquois and Seneca defeated the girls twice. The JV’s split with Corry, Harborcreek, Girard, Fairview, Ft. LeBoeuf, and Ir- oquois. Defeating Northwestern twice were North East, General McLane, and Seneca. 88 JV SPIKERS: Back - Jennifer Wilson, Amy Kirsch, Monica Eisworth, and Kelly Valentine. Front - Heather Hills, Tammy Schmidt, Joanne Baxter, and Tammy Boyer. Absent from photo was Dede Hoover. Above: Mrs. Anna Sabol, Coach. Mrs. Peg Mitchell was Assistant Coach, but we were unable to obtain a picture of her. Left: Senior Kim King, with a powerful overhand, served the volleyball. 89 LEAN MEAN RUNNING MACHINES VARSITY RUNNERS Back: Andy Pasini, Jeff Kirsch, Rich Hoover Front: Dale Kuntz, Brian Graves, Brian Kuntz SCOREBOARD Girard (26) at Northwestern (33) at Seneca (35) at Corry (20) at Northwestern (43) at Northwestern (44) at Northwestern (33) at Linesville (25) at Strong Vincent (31) at Northwestern (9th) at Northwestern (1st) at Northwestern (5th) at Northwestern (17th) at Northwestern (7th) at Northwestern (10th) at Northwestern (30) Fairview (22) Northwestern (23) Northwestern (37) North East (20) General McLane (19) Harborcreek (22) Northwestern (30) Northwestern (26) Sharon Invitational East Aurora Invitational McQuaid Invitational Rocky Grove Invitational Erie County Meet District X Meet JV RUNNERS Back: Chris Hills, Danny Crocker, Brian Hanas, Scott Abplanap Front: Chris Moyer, Bill Dav- ison, Bill O’Brien 90 The cross country team had a record of two wins and seven losses. One of the highlights of the season was capturing the first place trophy at the East Aurora, N.Y. Invitational. The JV’s captured third place. Rich Hoover finished only six seconds behind the winner of the County CC Meet. At the District X Meet the team made a fine tenth place finish. Rich also had a nice fifth place finish to qualify him for the State CC Meet. He then went on to finish 35th at the State Meet and was the best of all the area runners. Nice job to all the runners! 91 Boy’s Basketball Varsity Team: (Front row) Gary Picheco, Doug Leicht, Cliff Glasl, Eric Mikovch, Dan Crocker, Jay Kempf. (Back row) Craig King, Jay Kulyk, Tom Thorr, Bob Everhart, Jamie Cipalla, Tim Kingen, Bob Burns and Scott Price. SCOREBOARD Nw - opp Nw - opp J.V. Varsity Conneaut Valley 48 49 48 59 Saegertown 43 44 65 45 Corry 46 58 53 65 North East 37 40 50 59 General McLane 36 42 41 59 Clarion — — 46 68 Commodore Perry — — 77 34 Harborcreek 52 64 48 57 Seneca 56 60 44 40 Girard 41 55 56 54 Fairview 19 43 33 46 Ft. LeBoeuf 62 60 73 53 Iroquois 44 60 53 71 Corry 63 75 61 52 North East 46 40 63 57 General McLane 48 56 43 62 Harborcreek 39 72 52 59 Seneca 49 68 74 64 Girard 45 87 59 84 Fairview 34 36 44 70 Ft. Leboeuf 38 46 60 52 Iroquois 44 70 52 59 92 Jay Kulyk goes up for a basket. Basketball coaches John Phillips and Pat Comer. The boy’s basketball team lost more games than they won. The highlight of the season was the game they put together against Girard. The Cats won the game after three overtimes 56 to 54. Tom Thorr sunk the winning bucket with nine seconds on the clock. Leading the team in scoring were Bob Everhart, Eric Mikovch, and Doug Leicht. Junior Varsity Team: Jim Baldwin, Ed Karwowski, Bob Burns, Doug Brace, Craig King, Cliff Glasl, Eric Froehlich and Don Podluzne. 93 N.H.S. Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders: Tina Fawcett, Audra Merryman, Chrisi Merritt, Heidi Huntley, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Marsha Adams, Tanya Sumner, Rhonda Anderson, Rhonda helps to cheer on the Wildcats. Katy Bashline, Rhoda Jenkins, Kim Moore. Beckie Gollmer, Missy Irish, Candice Pickens, Kelly Kimmy, Debbie Ross, Fawn Wise, and Lisa Barlow. Ms. Pat Hetrick, advisor Wrestling Cheerleaders Candice, Fawn, and Lisa help to lead the fans cheer. Dave Schuster struggling for a victory. J.V. SCOREBOARD NW OPP. Seneca 0 6 Jamestown 0 6 Strong Vincent 0 6 Cambridge Springs 6 6 Fairview 6 12 Iroquois 6 18 Comm. Perry 0 9 Mercyhurst Prep 0 6 Ft. Le Boeuf 10 30 Union City 0 18 Corry 0 33 Harborcreek 12 18 Gen. McLane 0 15 North East 6 0 Varsity Seneca 26 42 Jamestown 34 26 Strong Vincent 33 24 Cambridge Spring 36 28 Girard 31 26 Fairview 57 9 Iroquois 30 31 Comm. Perry 15 40 Mercyhurst 66 0 Ft. Le Boeuf 12 57 Union City 37 27 Corry 9 49 Harborcreek 22 42 General McLane 30 33 North East 42 25 Conneaut Lake 21 41 Cochranton 35 30 The wrestlers had their first winning season since 1971-72. Their record was nine wins and eight losses. Six wrestlers had winning records. Kev- in Mihalak led the pack with a 21 and 1 record. Mike Miczo was close behind at 20 and 1. Others and their records were: Mike Wheeler 16 8, Lee Hammett 12 6, Scott Merritt -14 11, and Dave Schuster -13-10- 1. Kevin led the team with the most pins (10). Mike Wheeler had 9 pins. Having eight apiece were Fred Gil- lespie and Lee Hammett. Mike Miczo had 6 pins. 96 Mike and Bill ham it up for the camera A Northwestern grappler takes down his opponent for a hard fall, during practice. Back: Jack Caughman, Jim Cozzin, Don Taft, Andy Linder, Mike Miczo, Scott Merritt, Fred Gillespie, Kevin Mihalak Front: Jim Garlic, Mike Bartoe, Terry Laver, Wade Randall, Bill O’brien, Dave Schuster, Mike Wheeler. 97 Lady Cagers SCOREBOARD J.V. VARSITY OPP. N.W. OPP. N.W. Conneaut Valley 22 27 26 41 Saegertown 10 13 18 34 Corry 27 14 36 33 North East 44 22 54 38 General McLane 15 20 36 51 McDowell 44 25 51 35 Harborcreek 41 25 46 39 Seneca 24 16 34 43 Girard 31 22 33 35 Fairview 28 29 68 47 Ft. LeBoeuf 35 14 49 54 Iroquois 11 32 44 29 Corry 28 23 31 56 North East 43 19 58 33 General McLane 13 17 50 44 Havorcreek 22 34 54 32 Seneca 23 19 48 43 Girard 28 29 40 54 Fairview 17 21 50 37 Ft. LeBoeuf 42 38 41 41 Iroquois 27 16 52 52 Theresa Sumner sets up for the winning shot. Barb Ward shoots for the basket while Julie and Sue wait for a rebound. 98 Julie Kemling scores an easy two points. m Kim Mitchell brings the ball down the court against some tough defense. Theresa shoots for two points. The girl’s basketball team played some good basketball but came up short on victories. Julie Kemling led the team in scoring. Kim Dougherty aided the Cats with her rebounding and scoring. Freshman Chandra Phillips had a good season as the second highest scorer. Julie Kemling evades the on rushing players to set up for a basket. Back row: Ms. Laurie, Amy Allen, Sue Kemling, Barb Ward, Julie Kemling, Theresa Sumner, Kim Dougherty, Shandra Phillips, Tusha King. Front row: Kelli Valen- tine, Laurie Zdarko, Lisa Hites, Jennifer Wilson, Kim Mitchell, Lisa Hiles, Amy Kirsch, Joanne Baxter. Missing is Mr. Meako. Julie was the top scorer this season. SPRING SPORTS ’85 Boys’ Track The boys’ track team, coached by James Hender- son and Terry Bowersox, finished the season with three wins and four losses. They defeated Girard, Fairview, and Iroquois. After an eighth place finish in the county meet, ten boys qualified for the District X Meet. Rich Hoover finished third in the District X Meet in the 3200 meter race. Gary Egli set a new school triple jump record with a jump of 42'm . The girl’s track team, coached by Sue Fargo and Patty Weldon won one meet while losing four. Setting new school records were Duanne Taylor who threw the discus 101' 1' and Tusha King who ran the 400 meters in 1:02.86. Taylor took a third at County and a second in the District X Meet King’s effort was good for a fifth at the Districta. The Wildcat baseball team, coached by Earl Crocker and Dan Shreve. finished the season with three wins and thirteen losses. A highlight of their season was the upset win over Harborcreek with a score of 4-3. Andy Seneta was named to second team All-County at second base. His batting average was .378. The girls’ softball team earned the spring spotlight. The day after the tornado, the girls gathered themselves together and after being escorted out of town, trekked to North East to win the District X Championship. The victim was Iroquois 18-7. The Wildcats finished the county schedule with a record of 12 wins and 4 losses. The girls won 13 out of their last 14 games to capture the Championship. They lost to Western Beaver 2-1 in a ten inning game to end their fine season. Named to the first team All-County team were Shelly Gee and Julie Kemling. Lisa Hites and Theresa Sumner were FRONT ROW: Andy Graves, Bill Jones, Trevor Bird, Mike Bartoe, Lee Hammett, Ty Anderson, Scott Price, Dave Henderson, and Scott Young. SECOND ROW: Chris Zajic, Mike Miczo, Brian L. Carr, Kevin Teed, Joe Hosey, Mike Pavolko, Kevin Mihalak, Tim Kingen, Mark Smith, and Art Johnson. THIRD ROW: Rich Hoover, Jamie Cipalla, Larry Podluzne, Sean McCabe, Peter Crilley, Dale Kuntz, Tim Price, Brian Hanas, Chris Moyer, and Lon Sperry. FOURTH ROW: Jim Zurinsky, Steve Smith, Donald Podluzne, Aaron Kush, Mark Kuntz, Brian Kuntz, Tom Snider, and Chris Zurinsky. Girl’s Track named to the second team. Receiving Honorable Mention were Lisa Butch, Connie Diehl, and Kim Dougherty. They were coached by Dave Gee and Peggy Mitchell. FRONT ROW: Lori Little, Sue Walchack, Dianne Leicht, Duann Taylor, Tusha King Kim King, and Cheryl Glasl. SECOND ROW: Ms. Fargo, Marsha Adams, Kelly Ratajczak, Julie Long, Laura Weaver, Kim Brewer, Cynthia DeHaven, Amy Gould, and Kim Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Debbie Ross, Vicki Kirsch, Karen Glasl, Jackie Pavolko, too Betty Smith, Rhonda Anderson, Candy Merryman, Rhonda Saylor, and Kathy Woomer. Boy’s Baseball FRONT ROW: Eric Mikovch, Brian Pat- ten, Ernie Dean, Jim Morley, Dave Schust- er, Kevin Kleckner, Alex Kitcey, Robert Buckwalter. MIDDLE ROW: Damon Pa- ternaster, Dwayne Richardson, Tom Thorr, Andy Linder, Mark Shreve, Gary Graham, Doug Brace, Dave Jones. BACK ROW: Eric Froehlich, Kary Valentine, Brian Wojtecki, Fred Gillespie, Jim Baldwin, Mike Kitcey, Benji Westfall, Lisa Podluzne (Manager). Girls’ J.V. Softball FIRST ROW: Cindy Patton, Cindy Joslin, Brenda Mundkowsky, Amy Logan, Kim Mitchell, Tina Fawcett. MIDDLE ROW: Shannon Demenik, Deborah Dos Santos, Erin Miller, Karen Brewster, Erin O’Brian, Audra Merryman. BACK ROW: Peggy Shi- ley, Kim Peckham, Tanya Sumner, Elisia Devine, Wendy Seneta, Ivana Wheeler, Amy Schaller. Girls’ Varsity Softball FRONT ROW: Connie Diehl, Julie Kem- ling, Lisa Hites. Karen Gregory, Olga Mogollo’n. BACK ROW: Kim Dougherty, Theresa Sumner, Barb Ward, Ann Melquist, Amy Burns. Brian Wojtecki, Fred Gillespie, Jim Bald- win, Mike Kitcey, Benji Westfall, Lisa Podluzne (Manager). 101 LOCAL EVENTS No doubt about it, Northwestern is No. 1 Ve'eW Stunnedna ■ r. death atl°n Sfr: athg0fa y, Fire Destroys V . Midway Beer • to.™. «W «4, A Interpol Issues 0 54 Terrorist Mert 0 £ ' ' o V'CV — opensFV' d y Eart3hr u. u vo °° i 3 on Merca 5 i r d B s v Libya To Seek Arab Support If Attacked Polish Inn Decern''' Record Set Tornado-Hit Albion Is On The Rebound nn promise with gov't Devastation On May 31, 1986 at approximately 5:15 P.M. the communities of Albion and Cranesville experienced the worst disaster in their history. A tornado swept through Albion and into Cranesville taking with it 12 lives, and a lifetime full of homes, memories and possessions. The tornado itself passed in a matter of seconds but the destruction it created will take years to rebuild. In 30 seconds the things that took a lifetime to build were ripped apart. Volunteer ambulances and firemen began the task of transporting victims to the hospital. People Helping People The most impressive part of the storm’s aftermath was the outpouring of human emotions - these were not expressed only in sorrow and grief, but also with compas- sion, sympathy, and the need to help others. Local residents and volunteers from around the nation all joined forces to help each other and the affected communities. The compassion that leads people to help others was never so apparent than it has been in Albion and Cranesville in the past year, and it has been appreciated. Volunteers at the food kitchen served the people and the workers during cleanup efforts. Donations of food and clothing from all over the nation poured into the Junior High School. Local volunteers aided in the cleanup of the Robert Baker residence. Mr. Browning, Mr. Haley, and Mrs. Travis helped with the disaster newsletters, which kept residents informed. Officers of the Albion Fire Dept, during the tornado were: H. Shearer, R. Seeley, C. Quay, H. Miller, and K. Graff. These officers and their men donated countless hours to search, rescue, and recovery efforts. Frosty and Tim Crane, officers for the Cranesville Fire Dept, also spent countless hours aiding their communi- ty. Governor Thornburgh talks to two Albion residents National Guard Troops were used to secure the towns of Albion and Cranesville because of the fear of looting. Special People Although many individuals helped in the community’s recovery, there were a few people who really stood above the rest. These outstanding men and women organized and led the recovery efforts. Some of these leaders are pictured on this page, while others must have the satisfaction of knowing that their services were invaluable to their friends and neighbors. We the 1986 Criterion Staff would like to thank you all an behalf of the communities of Albion and Cranesville. Your services were greatly appreciated. Paul Sachar and Rev. James Schmittle were two of the main figures involved in the restoration project. The new Pearl Street home is being built for the Workman Family. Many homes have already been finished with many more being built in the near future. We Will Rise Again Contractors hired by the Federal Emergency Mandate Agency, worked many long hours to remove debris. Debris was trucked to the landfill site where it was burned and buried. Rebuilding immediately had begun, even before all the rubble was cleared. New homes and businesses started to fill in the empty lots left by the tornado. The rebuilding process is still continu- ing and is a fine example of the perseverance shown by the community. Albion Will Rise Again!!!!! The landfill project became a source of conflict between government agencies. The problems were finally resolved when EPA and DER approved the Boro Park site. 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ED1NBORO, PA LOCATIONS ALBION Office 756-1138 CRANESVILLE Office - 756-4904 EDINBORO Office - 734-1655 WEST SPRINGFIELD Office - 922-3167 Member Federal Reserve System Equal Housing Leader Member FDIC Ph.: 734-3318 ALBION AUTO PARTS State Street Albion 56-4146 GIANT EAGL EDINBORO The criterion its sincere appre_____ uals and organizations that have made] the difficult task of completing this book a little c include: Ken Cleveland Plain Dealer Pittsburgh Press Brown Thompson Newspapers Paul Medved Gary Derr Mr. Costa The Faculty Dr. David Bashline, D.O. AlbioAsEA 756-4189