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

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First Row - Laurie Zdarko. Lory Fedor, Doug Leicht, Dave Schuster, Eric Mikovch, Jackie Pavolko, Don Taft Second Row - Jerry Miller. Pat Camp. Jim Morley, Neil Pickens. Eric Froelich, Mark Shreve, Cary Picheco, Kevin Kleckner, Fred Gillespie. Benjie Westfall, Craig King, Mark Morris, Brian Wojtecki, Bill Borland. Mike Bartoe, Scott Merritt. Dana La- Fata, Dave Henderson, Rob Finch. Don Weaver, Jim Neal, Don Costa. Third Row - Tim Kingen, Bob Burns, Cliff Glasl, Dwayne Richardson, Aaron Zewatsky. Bill Stafford, Bill O'Brien, Dave Randall. John Gollmer, Kevin Kiser, Doug Swift. Jim Pacileo, Ken Major, Jim Hanes. Dennis Bonnell, Pete Miller. Scott Price. Robbie Glus. Scott Spaulding, Wade Randall, Jay Pacansky, Kip Kuzmin, Ed Sherman. Mike Black. Scoreboard Varsity Football NW .14 . .Corry 3 NW . 29 ... North East ........... 7 NW 8 . General McLane 21 NW 14 Harborcreek...........36 NW 34 . Seneca ............... 7 NW .21 . . Girard................ 0 NW 9 . Fairview 0 NW . . 7 . . Ft. LeBoeuf ..........25 NW 43 Iroquois ............. 6 NW .19 . Grove City ...........41 District 10 Playoffs NW . 21 . Reynolds .......... 30 JV Football NW 0 . Corry ................ 8 NW .12 . North East ........... 6 NW .14 General McLane 15 NW .13 Harborcreek 19 NW 7 . . Seneca ............... 0 NW . 0 ... Fairview ............. 8 NW 16 . Ft. LeBoeuf 0

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Gridders Go To District X Playoffs Again It was like a battle of the boards in basketball, only in this case it was action on the gridiron when Northwestern played Reynolds in the District 10 playoffs. In this play, Scott Price and Doug Leicht tried their best to catch the end zone pass. Doug Leicht. one of the tri-captains of the 1986 football team, was a fine defensive halfback as well as a superb tight end. He was a exceptional blocker but he seemed to be at his best as a pass receiver. In 11 football games he caught 33 passes for 398 yards and 7 touch downs. The 1986 Wildcats were an exciting team of boys who were dedicated to make it back to the District 10 Playoffs. The record for the season was 6-3 in the E.C.L., and even though this didn't match the championship of 1985, it was still a fine job. According to Coach Costa their two best games were the 9-0 victory over Fairview and the 30-21 loss to Reynolds in the playoffs. 24

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Lady Cats: A Rebuilding Year The 198 season was a rebuilding year for the Lady Cats. With only three returning lettermen, it could have been a long season but the co- captains. Brenda Mundkowsky and Kim Dougherty and senior Karen Glasl worked very hard to help re- build it with their volleyball skills. The addition of senior Theresa Sum- ner helped set the course for a 500 season Brenda Mundkowsky- 20 and Kim Mitchell- 14 stand by to assist Amy Kirsch- 16 doing a dive. Bren- da is a Senior and one of the teams two captains, this was her fourth her fourth year as a Northwestern spiker. Amy Kirsch, a varsity sophmore, re- ceived Honorable Mention All- County. Kim Mitchell is also a varsi- ty sophmore. Theresa Sumner- 24 was an out- standing varsity senior this year who received Second Team All-County honors. Theresa did not participate in volleyball during her Junior year in high school so this was her third year. Kim Mitchell- 14, Brenda Mund- kowsky- 20 and Karen Glasl- 25 are protecting the center court from the Harborcreek Huskies during an away game October 8 Kim Mitchell, a strong and steady varsity spiker. is well prepared to bump the ball to the setter. Standing in the backgroung Brenda Mundkowsky clears out of the way after Karen Glasl calls for the ball. Glasl is a varsity Senior and this was her fourth year as a Northwest- ern spiker.