Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1984 volume:

- sw' 1 'A ' .i m Ks, N, L fi. K fp 2 'I rg ,ff - K ' x. E is 3 ,p- X, sv 1 lucy.: Q W1 ,few -T mf T' C ' vf SK s , i X x QQ is s F ' ', 5 f 1 ul 3 T L 6 SW: V, ,, . T ' gy, P' A'- sf -me 'Q Q 'Wt . I ... '. ,'. . ..,..1 ,-. .. , . -.,.. 1? Q' 3 .xy .g....... A.,- 19 8 3 1... img, J l bw vn- fy 'Q rm- V I II WW I Q ' A' ' fl ai . I . I -1 I i Q I I -7 I T I I I I I I I I IQS4 Foreword What is a Norwin senior? Webster defines a senior as a person who is superior, and he couldn't have more adequately or competently described the Norwin class of '84, for we are indeed superior. Why are we superior-because we've had the guidance and instruction of a superior Norwin faculty. We have been confronted with multitudinous challenges and hardships in our sophomore, junior, and senior years, but because of the faculty's support we have overcome these obstacles and become mature, capable adults with high goals and aspirations. They have always been willing to bend an ear or lend a hand to anyone who needed help with a problem. Nothing is out of our reach. Upon graduation, the world will be ours to explore, improve, and enjoy. Most of us will begin totally new lives, socialize with new groups of people and, in some instances, move to new states or countries. But despite the distances that may separate us in the future, there will always be a bond linking us together-a bond comprised of our cherished high school memories. We will always remember the two month strike which delayed our entrance into our sophomore year, the countless football and basketball games we attended, the numerous dances we enjoyed, the unending finals we took, and, of course, the prom. We will never forget the lasting friendships we made and both the good and bad times we shared together. Our senior year contained special moments-moments which shouldn't be forgotten. For this reason, the Pennon '84 has attempted to capture these cherished memories of our special, final year at Norwin High School in this unique edition of the Pennon. As we approach our future as products of caring teachers, guidance counselors, and administrators of Norwin High School, we should always remember that the future is not a result of choices among different paths offered by the present, but a place that is created-created first in mind and will, created next in activity. The future isn't some place we are going to, but one we are creating. The paths are not to be found, but made, and the activity of making them changes both the maker and the destination. . 1-fi' Sports Pages I67-2I5 ull I Activities IOS-I66 .A ..-W ,Nti - L L Kr' gigQIsi'3f'?r Wi QLEN35 gg ststt st .S tsiis r tt,Q M ttttt tssts t Faculty Pages 80-HO K5 Llnderclassmen 49-79 ,H Seniors Pages I7 48 , . N 5 E Mu I . , 5- Wi X A , l,. His: V y gf Q K iv - 'x A, VVhere Badc err tfws K the ' '1 Tradition Meets ' A ,jg ti' T - 'The Future W M', Fe, ,,,,..A-2 unuw'Ffn'?i i I 'I ' fgfj , Ji !-,x M344 X 1? 5 ,t 1'Yll.ll.4. Q Seniors - - - a part of the computer generation! Below: Mr. Frendy acknowledges Marci PeIucio's artistic talents. .Rx ,limi :H 'l' lm Above: The international touch of Mr. Harvath's world cultures class. Below: Jennifer Crew. Wendy Guiliano, and Chris Wexell. compare notes before entering sociology class. Below: Dawn Klassen absorb a lecture. E ti E. I Computers, Word Processors, And Robots Are A Vital Part Of The Curriculum Gf The 80's . . . Mr. Gardner and Mr. Donnelly took this group - - - including their sons - - - on quite a long field trip. The happy wanderers. seen here at Peggy's Cove on Nova Scotia, are: Sean Donnelly. senior Jim Shepherd. A sound curriculum always includes provisions for a sound body, above, as well as an energetic faculty, below. The teach- ers caught at the high point of a faculty meeting are Mrs. Tray, Mrs. Dobos, and Mr. Dobos. Eric Gardner, alumnus Sally Gillespie, David Gardner, and Patrick Donnelly. Standing behind them are Mr. Gardner. alumnus Charlotte Gillespie, Mr. Donnelly. and senior Tom Andreicak. is 1' Culinary skills are among the most fundamental taught at Norwin. Mrs, Wachowski offers instructions to Andrea Putz, Yvonne Evdemon, and Gina Sambuco. left. Above: Leslie Bucklew in a bout with modern technology. But Not At The Expense Of The Arts, Social Sciences, And Vocational Studies. 5 Three decades ago George Orwell warned of the evils of a totalitarian state in his novel l984. But as the real l984 appeared, it wasn't Big Brother that we feared but rather education. Critics of education are making what most young people take for granted into a major social and political issue, and new remedies to the ills of education are suggested almost every day. As the Class of '84 reaches for that coveted diploma, echoes of What's wrong with education cloud his mind. Experts tell of neglect in reading and writing skills. Others lament the fact that not enough math and sciences are being taught. Statistics show that only 252, of all high school students are taking more than two years of science, and according to the CARNEGIE REPORT, Science is vital. Then there are the haunting questions. ls there too much emphasis on sports? Should teachers be required to take com- petency tests? Will merit pay for teachers lead to better educa- tion? Could the school year be lengthened? Is there enough attention being given to social activities? Adding to the confusion of the education dilemma is a cry for more computer literacy, while others clamour for a back to basics move. Even President Reagan came out with a plea for better discipline in the nation's schools. Look for education to be a major issue in the Presidential Campaign of l984. Pennsyl- vania as well as other states are mandating massive doses of curriculum change by the l985-86 school year. There undoubtedly is and will continue to be a lot of opinions and criticisms formulated regarding education. Hopefully high schools across the country will pull together and discuss the serious educational problems which are facing them. The Nor- win School District's current contemplation of a curriculum change is setting an example from which all of these school districts could benefit. Is Norwin getting the job done? Perhaps PENNON '84 will shed some light on the subject. I984 As Education ls A Target Of Criticism, Norwin Continues To Excell As It Keeps The Door Oper For Positive Change. - 1' Plasmas Norwin faculty members take a course in computers in order to keep up with computer revolution . Next year every graduating senior will have a course in basic computer understanding . Top ranking seniors in the Class of '84 are Claudia Ruzina and Wendy Weyant. Both girls are cheerleaders and plan a future in medical related fields. Keeping up with what is good for Norwin are the student representatives to the School Board, Nancy Collie and Laurie Klanchar. 5: 'Q 5 Q s l This year's National Merit Scholars Auron. Mak WUBUTU and soul grew up today An Apple for the teacherlMr. Bluhm keeping up with the new technology. Other computer students include Mr. Mayhugh, Mr. Rizzardi. Mr. Cornali, and Mr. Petrucci. Claudia Ruzina: I feel privileged to have had the opportunity to attend such an excellent school. Norwin is, by far, the tops in academics. I know my feelings are shared by every student, for their pride is evident in every action. Laurie Klanchar. Education at Norwin . . . can easily help make every student the best person he or she could possibly be if they take advantage of the many oppor- tunities offered. With public education under fire this year, PENNON '84 decided to ask the seniors pictured on this page just what they thought of Education, Nor- win Style. Wendy Weyant: There is probably room for improvement in any school district. However, I feel that Norwin has an excellent education system . . Jeffrey Page: I feel that I have re- ceived the best possible high school education anyone could ask for. The excellent faculty really seems to care about the students' learning while be- ing more than just teachers. Norwin is truly 'first class - - - all the way. ' Nancy Collie: The education re- ceived at Norwin is the cornerstone to further learning . sarrr li include Larry Matta and Barbara Condie. Senior Jeff Page was the elated recipient of the coveted Rodgers Scholarship this year. As guidance Department Head, Mrs. Rodgers, looks on, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Page congratulate their son, I984 Rising for the occasion is track standout, George Carr. New this year was girls soccer. Here John Scifo, of the boys soccer team, wishes good luck to Michelle Lamancusa as the girls initiate their season. Norwin Boasts A Sports Program Second To None Behind all of the teams all of the time Norwin cheerleaders. elif' y - n 'iwifcsei 1 ww W 5,2 F ' i s , fl 1 ' A ff Q 3 x .- X X XX k' P if? Slip ,M--' M M .4 Q A MK, w: A 'Maw Y F 1. Sv 'f H 'ag QQ' 3' he Y lf-.5 ,fa 24 'B Q ? ,P iii! gg ? E! 1 22 QW OW -vt' new N 'RW X ,WN Pie a la Shirleyl I984 Fun Loving When Mr. Shirley, As American As Here's how it happened: Mr. McCorkle provided the whipped cream , . . Mr. Peduzzi provided the ground rules as Michelle Lamancusa took aim . . . happy spectators watched with delight . . . Want To Be 5. . Baseball, Hot Dogs And Blueberry Pie! and finally the deed was donel Who benefited? The kids at ChiIdren's Hospital. i , E , is ,N W 1 6 - .....ap-We KW if f As some students donated dollars to Children's Hospital. seniors donated blood in the annual Blood Drive. One of the 203 pints collect- ed belonged to Greg Gombita Qabovej. 3 Mike Baird. Mark McCall. and Dom Volpe get a temperature check prior to the blood letting experience. Below, Todd Sullivan comforts Ken Evans. Q ...But Serious 3 When We Need To Be u was H GW S 9 mf The Junior Class entry in this year's homecoming parade was a real attention grabber as Diane Scappatura, Joanne Fazio, Jamie Nesta. Jackie Petrisko. and Jim Burdell recapture some of the glamour of America's past. Willlnum 3 'Ui Li :wt - Donna Sturkie - - - queen for a day, above. At right, students queue up to insure that the memories of homecoming will never be forgotten as they buy a yearbook. ??M stude N-an.. 'ELI' Proud ., 'ri-:unit m:.av'.r,m.,m'5EY51 ffm sr-, ' .naw , awww, ly prepared to circulate their first issue of the Knight Krier are the members of Norwin's award winning student newspaper. Below, the nt council adds some local color to downtown lrwin. 4 Time For The Extra- Curricular: Band, Newspaper, Yearbook, Homecoming, And Much More! .N ntrtr , , ji ,M N iv Those involved in the activities program are always involved in a quest for dollars, checking yearbook income are Heather Benevento and Barb Conroy. Below, still another pride of Norwin, the band . . . performs. 13 V I984 Getting into the act: Kim Opielowski, Verna Kistler, Lisa Crucis, Aimee Watt. Tracy Cancelliere, and Janet Cujas. If Big Brother ls Watching, No Wonder Everyone Wants To Get Into The Act. 4 f,9w Q Mike Mainwaring, Jill Weiskircher, and Jim Harrison watch as Mr. Hagan, senior class sponsor. points out changes in the graduation attire. F' Watch out world, her comes Sarosi and Pomposelli. A crowd gathers to watch Matt Little. Not Big Brother but rather Big Sister over excited nursery school children. Tony Airgood makes his grand trance . fl -L-2 fi-,zffi-:ff ff-we.:h-eww,1L1HfTYfL+-Sfizz fmifz-wx-fielQ-f-15zkzwwmgw,:umm11x21-2fzf.1L-fxff1'f1,.m.f:-iff.-f1 ff ff 'f ' f. ff W-Mig--7-Lgl ,am-m:wi' ,- ,13.: 3,::-1 y. 2: ff-mf-1-f -f,,:e ,f:,-www,w-13.1, :,L,.f.ff,-we-f,.Lf..gw:-ww f.z,,.W,:f,..:,:M1f...w-Q--,QV , N ,Qygg -5-1 , ,fn . .. , S,-. ., ,, LM .M,'L.,, . ww wk V Q . uv If W ,qw ' ' 3 gf ,,, , A - f fmww ff The Class Of l984- A Far Cry From The Projections Cf George Orwell ln His Novel I984. See Them Below As They Welcome Sophomores To A Pep Assembly . . . Only Two Years Ago This Sophisticated Group Was Qn The Receiving End Of This Type Of Reception Martin Adams Laura Alexander Bonnie Allshouse Daryl Alm Vincent Andognozzi Thomas Andrejcak Kimberly Arlia Timothy Armstrong Kimberly Babinec Kristi Bacco Mark Allison James Alston Kristin Anselm Christopher Artman Theodore Badger Class Qf Eighty-Four Renee Altman Jodi Anderson Bruce Anthony Ralph Apelquist Anthony Aubrey Joseph Babich 17 Walter Baird Donald Baker Robert Baker Richard Baldridge Scott Baldridge Jennifer Balog Doreen Barclay Carol Barczy Jeffrey Barkac Jennifer Barkac Kevin Barrett Michael Bartko Kari Bauer Luke Baverso Gerald Beal Lawrence Becker Jennifer Bednarz Jan Beeler Steven Begg Lisa Begonia sv C ' W Yi! '-3 QQP V f' ,, ,Jaffa , , , ' rm , , 1 1 V, PM - 7 , 1 ' 6 4' ' J 1 ff? wg- ,V , me I-2 my sf 4 CEP, if1,lei-gmwi its -I ww-M f' 'T E . 4:-Q: V' G.. :ff HW ,VW it New f ', Yi: B M 3, My . . rw, ,A 1.-wg ' ' ,mcvff ' n, ' , H4 W. M I 5,. V T ww, Xu ' B C M gif wi H W 3 ' f 'Q ' S , N 1 ' 'K A ' K 'iz , w C Q fl l A W- ' . M if ,. we .3-641 f Qt.. Heidi Betler Christine Blicharski Debra Bost 'wir sr Michelle Bickerstaff Audra Bogacik Jamie Bottesch .xv - QW.-f.,5, y ' -. . Lynn Belechak Denise Benevento David Beranek Daniel Bernard Jill Bernard Melissa Berta Class Df Eighty-Four wwf B ww g F Q A .. 3 if I Karen Bindas Mary Bollinger Michelle Boyle g y tg.. ff - in . r 4 s i W , - M-if Melvin Blazowich Christine Bookheimer Beth Brady Michael Branthoover 19 Sandra Blair Gary Booher inf' .-5 349 X x Seniors Bob Dutzman and Steve Dunster display two totally different reactions to the results of a computer assignment. f 'U' 4? tri' Q... K.. K, .,. af ff ' + 'J ff f,, D lx, X ' ll' Y. :mu 0 as 5, 'wp' ,J K ip- ? 5 N11 S' j J J. fi I f J ia- ,,o' . A 11 la 4 1Q,f' l Wg li ,fi 4, , 2 955, tai' -,xx I If it 2 M it A trt ' .J 'Y' ' ' f n g e: John Brosnahan Ernest Brown Richard Brown Leslie Bucklew James Buhl Doris Burgman DOFCHS Bury Edward Butkovich Deborah Byrnes 20 - ,nv-+, 1 is Charles Bratton Terry Bressler Francis Browne Jeffrey Burk Jeffrey Carlheim David Brentzel Edward Brinko James Brunson Debra Burkhart Paul Carmichael f' , W it sf W ww 4. . Hy l Y we 'Q' x -vw, ' gf ' Z Patriek Carson Wendy Caughey Melody Cavanaugh Jeffrey Ch0PP Michael Chopp Mary Churilla Elizabeth CIGWSOH Sandra Cochran Theodore Coiner Shawn Carolan Todd Chervenick Christine Churley Darlene Cole Lori Como John Carrick Daniel Chismar Robin Clark Brian Common Barbara Condie Mr. Dobos addresses his seniors concerning the world they are about to enter. . . he teaches Problems of Democracy. Class Of Eighty-Four Sherri Conrad Lorri Coyne Cindy Curnow Gina Cortese Jill Crossen Philip Dallas John Cosgrove Cynthia Croyle Cheryl Dalton f f 5 r' . i iQ 52lll ll 1 R I J' f E S A 1 3' X Y 4- E as Lk if as Class Of Eighty-Four Charles Day Derek Dazen Betsy Deedrick Ruthetta Deithorn Robert Delgross Lawrence DeNobile , ...MR b C ll Dana Costello Lisa Crucis Lane Davis lf if, fl it all James Cox Robert Crupie Robert Davis i ' ll -weve? fy, Y ,A Q ,l l L ' 'W i mf -24 1 'E N. yy, Randolph Dillinger Jeanine Ditillo Sandra Dobos Darin Donnelly Mary Donnelly Michael Donnelly Micki Donner Denise Doshen Dyan Downey Diane Druga Thomas Duffy Deborah Dugan David Duncan Eileen Dunlay Stephen Dunster Robin Durick Darrin Durigon Michael Dustevich Robert Dutzman Colleen Dworek C ass Of Eighty-Four Y Jamie Dyson Stephen Eichelberger Kenneth Evans Francine Ferlin ll' 1 ' Robert Eagleson Laura Eisenhuth Yvonne Evdeman Darla Fike Jeffrey Eckberg David Elliott Nicholas Farro Nancy Fleming Cheri Edmonds Lisa Ellis Pamela Feltes Rhonda Foremsky Kathy Eichelberger Carolyn Evancho Fred Fenton Theresa Forgash Jennifer Forrest Margaret Frye Michael Garrity Darla Geiger Deborah Foster Lesley Furman Eric Gass Kevin Geiselman Margaret Frame Susan Gallagher Paul Gass Susan Gephart , i X-,ww ,, 5 Diane Frick Fred Garbin Ronald Gatty Patricia Gergely Jeff Fronk Robert Garbin Robert Gaydosh Debra Gibson Casual conversations were more likely to occur this year as the administration extended the lunch period by four minutes. Taking advantage of the extra time are Dom Volpe, Terri Szajnuk, and Kim Lissy. -at in 4 ' aw 4' T ,tl M, 2 -' L 'api -'.,saf'rMm1i1,,'2-.gre , 11 ff I 6 ' 1? td! '7f3lf'f5'i3 T f viii? DHFQYI Gfanafa . Katherine Grasha , A it y. Y l ll Dalfld GWGOVOWICZ Kevin Gribschaw iff ' ' O i wr ,ly. 1' Class Cf El ht -Four T i 'ff gr ff F fl T 26 Kirk Gilarski Pamela Glew Bonnie Gray Christopher Griffiths Tina Guskiewicz Q-A' ,gr ' A' 1' 4 Q, Gia Glagola Gregory Gombita Padraic Gray Todd Grosz Jacquelyn Guthrie 3 A K, ,N ,J sll loll f Renee Glasgow Timothy Gootz Constance Greene Laura Gurowski Roger Guzewicz ,W i I mfr- 'P - an , ...-n ..K ' '- K A WE J Wifg.5,f I . , if f? 'sw Q4 ,. . f is? ' ima ,. , f -f 'N 2515 li, .M M, R James Harrison Randy Harrison Albert Harsch Richard Heaps Rod Heasley Charles Henderson Richard Hensler Sherry Herbertson Laine Gwillim Christine Habarka David Hacker Brian Hall Dawn Hall Kayln Halvey Linda Hancock Michele Hannegan Ronald Harrigan Jack Harris Michele Harris Benjamin Harrison 'V , , W., ,Y Q A i! .'e5 e5:5w viii? 5 -K 'if-R if' n Zliiwg P' L- i Z L. M - is ak 1 Karen Heasley Lisa Hess Class Of Eighty-Four Douglas Hipple Cheryl Hixson Mark Holder Gloria Horvath Lindsay Hirshberg Edward Hoey Tracy Holmes Jannine Howell Heather lrani Demonstratin the intricacies of h sics is Mr. Peters. His spellbound audience includes Marty Yuhas. 8 P Y Wendy Weyant. Lisa Sage, Kim Lissy, Ed Brinko. and Eric Gass. V Q its A' ws, , Q 2 ir wr f :-.2 A if 3?74,F, ,,',.VA 1 7,L . V, Anthony Hoffman Jean Hoffman Lisa Hohn Melissa Holshue Kimberly Honick Edward Hood Kurtis Huey Mary Huha Kris Hursh W 1 www 9 AY' , if f W' 7 YJ.. ' 'lf 'L , s , ' 'isegflsfhfv ' ' ' '-fix - f K ' ? 'll - 1 L . lin? , 28 W- Matthew lrwin Cynthia Janitor Lynn Johnson Michael Karl Christy Kauffman Amy Ivkovich James Jennette Mary Jones Shannon Karp Melissa Kearney James Izatt Joseph Jobe Michael Jones Paula Jackson Michael Johns Douglas Kalning Susan Jackson Steven Johns Lisa Kardos ww we it M is .uh Working in the shadowy depths of the vocational complex are Luke Baverso and Bob Thorpe Rosemary Keddie Sandra Kerber Christine Kelly Gloria Kielur Dawn Kelly Kenneth Kienzle Edward Keough Verna Kistler Brenda Kerber Laurie Klanchar 1? Richard Klingensmith Ronald Klingensmith Wendy Knieriem Kimberly Kolano John Kolat Mary Koleszar Daniel Konter Eric Kosan Stephen Koury James Kowalski Robin Kozlowski Q? gl A , il' 'EI7wJ Emily Kraus Dwayne Kulha Steven Kyzer Jennifer Lemke Karen Leyden Christopher Kron James Kurp Jeffrey Lagorga Heather Lersch Lynn Leibdzinski Brian Kulas John Kurtz Scott Lash Francis Lesnicky Kathleen Likar Barbara Kushner Lisa Kyne Laura Lavanchy Roxann Law W f i Q ll L , 4,5 W H F , ll il Q 1 an 1 gf J Q 'A yraat Q l 'Vi A .,,i A JAY L ily'--WQ. 't A kg l ME Class Cf Eighty-Four i J y , l...w W 1, Kayln Halvey tackles a test with the aid of her calculator Class Of Eighty-Four 4 'S .- xt' ,, ,. 1 ,.., M I lf fi at -is s i fr 'W ,fa y W 'TT VFP' :fix 5' ve 'WLM' Mike Liller Neva Linhart John Linton Kimberly Lissy William Llewellyn Susan Lloyd Lisa Lockwood Julie Lohr Romi Long Lisa Longo Steven Lorince Steven Lowe Karen Lubinski Kelly Luce David Lukasik Robert Lukondi Denise Lusebrink Monica Luxbacher Wendy Lyons Scott Mahosky Michael Mainwaring Diane Marsh Lawrence Matta George McCoy Lisa Malley Angel Marten Karen May Tracy McCulloch Sharon Mamrose Robert Martinovics Mark McCall Robert McCullough Thomas Mangan Anthony Mascara Dawn McCann Mark McGraiI ww- if' .3. 'Q-'77'T' A1 I 6 Q. iz? Q He' F. ,.,, I 5 4 a V , ti?f'- -I 3 V 2 a t wfw. X ' ,f V: in ' 2 at f- it ,wolf-33 N f i N V ,H np., qi 'Q'-GP i Wa- V iv' in-f Michael Marcin Gary Matich Gary McClure Scott McHugh avg, ' . 'av 'yanl Kimberly Mclntyre Carrie McKay Vickie McKay Deborah Medved Bonnie Miller Carol Miller Lawrence Modrak Donna Moore Gary Morgan Deborah Morris Bruce Mueller Pamela Mulac Kristine Mulroy Kris Murray Joseph Muto Michelle Muziani Sharon Myers Suzanne Nagy Michelle Needham Allan Nelson H' ' ' f 'mi he M lk W s l lf l J , ir yr my 3 ws, V ik H'iu,l w Q . M i i -Wu ' i iff ww , V4 X ie 5-be 'iff 4 , .5 . I, Q 4 1 fi? 440' 52 1 Qi 1' bil'- ar f?9 'Q' Ns' ?f 'P '-vm. Lance Nelson Cheryl Nesbitt Paul Newman Christine Novak Deborah Novak Michael Novosedliak Class Qf Eighty-Four NTU? Kirk O'DonneII Robert O'HaIek Brian Onderko Susan O'Neill Carl Ooten Loretta Ooten Kimberly Opielowski John Oris Kirk O'Rourke M8I'Ci6 O'R0urke Michael Orrvick Stephanie Osselborn Joycelyn Oswalt John Ott Jeffrey Page W, ,W Ay Seniors are a happy bunch as smiles abound on the faces of Rob Zimmerman, Ralph Apelquist, Marcy Pelucio, Audra Bogacik, and Barb Condie. 5 , , f - ' ff' l Y 3 X ,sf-: 3 Nicholas Palmiero Melania Panozo Dennis Park Shan Painter John Parsons Kimberly Parsons Nancy Pastor Robert Palaschak Lorraine Pazur Dawn Pederson Marcy Pelucio Christopher Parkhill Michael Pavlik David Pennington 36 52+- is lae if P if YJ-wwf N K'w.,HL KLL A L af Qt , y a ax .K ii .'-- ,X l '- -',V A ' .Lila i ff 1 , at iii L-- ft QM - .umsf Ronald Palarino Stephen Palaschak Ruth Parnham John Pawlowski Ana Perez fsf. ,W i if I - 113' lf w- Q S ' ' L ,Y 3 . i 1? ,A Wlzvr X f 3 Katey Perkins Debra Phillips Thomas Plummer Steven Prengaman Lauren Price 'Nm Dawn Perlinger Timothy Pierce Donald Poland David Priatko Karen Ptaszkiewicz ll, V 2: l 4 -W sm ii ,l Q -M 1 it ll fl i Al Robert Perry Holly Peters Robert Petrosko Lisa Pinge Paula Piotrowski Deborah Plank TSYCSH P0Uil189f Glenn Pratt Jacqueline Prehoda Senior Ken Evans surprises a group of iuniors as he pilots his wheeled surf board down the hall of the junior wing on Hawaiian Day. Class Cf Eighty-Four Timothy Race Cynthia Rebosky Melissa Resetar William Rader Deborah Reed Tamara Riley Renee Ragan Charles Ramage Susan Ratica Walter Reese Frank Reitz Robert Removchik Penny Rodgers Lola Roman Robert Romano ,, Q A yr F 3 , fl 'lf 25 . as N 5? f r M X '33 Y 1'6- as. .L 55 2 if Vw 3 Class Of Eighty-Four Sherry Rubright Jennifer Russell Dominic Russo Claudia Ruzina 38 William Rominski Darlene Rose Timothy Ross Qu! i 1,1 1 Wi l il mi W. Wa. it t ' or i i - 4' f ,i 1 , 9 fi Y: :W if 7: ...Q M, ii 1 it 1, , flEFf,t ., 3 gl' gi 2 Y '-gig H ' , 5.7-1 r-J? 'fl 7 - LV Sf! J 'S'CI,V' f r ' J -et 2 Lux: he :Q-+5 f sa ETX ,,.i,f,g ' - sw- xiii -w Tfijh ,T Carrie Ryan Richard Sabol Elizabeth Sage Mark Salopek David Sandala Christopher Sarge Scott Saxberg William Scalise Brad Scandrol Daniel Scarbrough Tracey Schade Donald Schehr Joseph Schmidt Dawn Schmotzer Matthew Seaman Richard Seddon Rebecca Seefeld Carole Seman Thelma Semenko Victoria Serfozo Class Cf Eighty-Four ' f ' ,lgz:53l'lE1 ,- N I Y 5, if V 1 ?1f.?f37 i?H r NAN- www Victor Shaffer Sherre Sharbaugh James Shepherd Stephen Shepstone Dave Shimmcll Michael Shirer William Shirey Thomas Shrump Barbra Sieberi Jolene Sielicki Sue Sieradzki John Sige Suzanne Sk0rrIiCkB Mark Slivka Gretchen Smail Christine Smerekar Richard Shidel Stephanie Shuker Gary Sinclair Andrea Smith David Smith John Stanchik Brian Steffey Robert Stewart Stefanie Smith Beth Staso Lisa Steinkopf William Stocks Richard Sobek Michelle Stec Corinne Stephanik Joseph Stoll Kornel Sopko Kimberly Steel Mark Stephanovic Robert Stout Jeffrey South Lori Stefancic Michelle Stewart Donna Sturkie After a rough day of picture taking, tired PENNON people catch their breath and rest their feet. The quartete is composed of Vickie McKay, Heather Benevento, Nancy Yencho, and Debbie Coyle. 1 4 is Q w i, Wu ll f' wlvf' 5 -an in ' a ,ff ii al 5 Q f s 'C .S e all 6 'MTW' I TTI.. Christopher Sylvania Sherry Sypien Sharon Tatters Steven Tauber Class Cf Eighty-Four Todd Sudie John Surgent Terri Szajnuk Michael Ternoway Michael Thomas Todd Sullivan George Suskalo Valerie Tabak Daniel Tetkoskie Pamela Thomas gfitf cific q!,v, 4-,K-1,55 'iii' fr?-K' fi X,.. ,v G gQ nw wwfrn v. ' 'Fx ff fidiy Qbf ivf f' ' ' ., -rt ' I if 4,9 A' lil , lf' -' N b , ni X ' A -i g r i E1 il 'C Mary Jo Surace Christine Swaney Patricia Tatarzyn Delroy Thomas Robert Thomas -. -Q se..-up KW? Hin' ' ov n no Ma, ue- 'fit' W it 'fx 40: S' 'K t ,nl 'W . H T .Ai My -wa lpy... ws, 5 Q. we--f V '-v as 'P rx xv' Y , A. E W1i'1t, fp, gg' W f l 4. 1 i nqs' A it 'ell' Us 'K K-uv ...aw-J Y Y -of wg., Q-sr 3. Q--0 in f m T If F 'l 'Y 'TZ -, We we J wwyygw QQ yy W lx i i ly r F' ' wif WK? l' WWW it . lil V ' AH W 2 l ' lil il :gut 1 if Til fil ly' N rf iw Qlwl xi W ' W1 J ' 4 ' in llll A . W it in 555 '. Y 4, L-'M Adolph Thompson Deanna Thompson James Thompson Brian Thorton Dawn Thornton Robert Thorpe Wendy Timko Kim Togyer Carol Tomlinson Loren Topinka Carol Toth Gayle Toth Ruth Trisch l Marlaina True Richard Truschel Jeffrey Turley Mark Turner Michael Tursky Andrea Llnnone Michael Unnone Kerri Urban Todd Urban David Urbanic Sherri Vaughn Theresa Vinsick 43 CJ 0fEln F Which came first, the chicken or Kelli Luce? Only the Class of '84 know the answer. ., vi 1, req '-4. , J , E950 gif 984 f',' ,.,, , ' 4 J' e I 31471 5 ' ' tw F' ,'.' Michael Wallace Richard Walter John Ward Michele Washil Douglas Watson Aimee Watt William WGS! Tracy West Brent Westerberg Paul Vlasick Christine Voyna Patricia Ward Jill Weiskircher Melissa Wetzler Dominic Volpe Kevin Walker Sue-Ann Wargo Tracie Weiss Wendy Weyant x 1 l 5521 ..,4:-mv Timothy White Diane Wilhelm Wendy Williams David Wolfhope Michele Wood 1. Yr? Tina White James Williams Patrick Wintermyer Joseph Wolk Michael Woodring fy' ' A xi V K., FY J star l .v Kimberly Wichelmann Joel Williams Lorilynn Wippich Eric Wickenhagen Michael Williams Christine Wojciak William Wilgus Russell Williams John Wolf li-- ug- Xfw i Ji Q: .Q 5+ . g ,G ff 1 .l Q L it J V W-:lt if R , ' fix va , l x ,f 2, e ealv w i ll J 5 1 L' V x if f' Q Eh , ' 635, X buf' , Q. y gli 1 4 ?p- Sans chicken, the creators of the senior entry in the homecoming float contest proudly pose before their creation. i x A 4 Q 1 xl 9 l William Wright Jeffrey Young Kimberly Zidanic Donna Zimmerman Robert Zimmerman Ronald Zona Daniel Zontek Lisa Zuber Kyra Zula Lori Zych Patience Yaremko Karen Yates Nancy Yencho Maria Y0l1ikH Martin Yuhas Lee Ann Zang Cheryl Zborovsky Lisa Z8U lCh if M , yr 'rf aaafat yryyy at The Traditional End To A Modern Senior Year . . . The skyline of New York City provides a romantic background for seniors Chris Kelly and Mark Holder. More honored guest arrive at the i983 prom, they include Derek Dazen, Susan O'Neal, Beth Kuczinski, and Rob O'Halek. Their hosts, at right, are made up of underclassmen: Jeff Stephanik, Shris Fleming. Scott Thomas, Mike Huss, and Jay Kramen backing the fellows are: Leslie Kattic, Sandy Patterson. and Missy O'Rourke. ' ...The Prom Michelle Zeravica and Dave Sinclair didn't have to be coaxed too much to get cozy for the photogra- pher. 6 . F f? 2 is'-r' With gow arrive wit . wa. ' :- I 1 . H! . A - ' X .S fun g , ,,..4fo . .., 'e.,f as Lu y S 4 Al Y f V jim? 'f -Ygge Y .. AJ W in X ? i ':.5,' .3 ? ns that match the early evening sky, Carole Seman and Kim Mclntyre h their escorts, Thomas Diable and Dean DiCristofaro. Class Gfficers i gl Seniors QRightb Carol Barczy, 'Secretary Chris Kelly, Secretary David Priatko, President Corinne Stephanik, Vice Pres. Jeff Page, Treasurer if F nc lllilllill' - x Sophomores Amy Radford, President Missy Thomas, Treasurer Linda Lagorga, Vice Pres. Micky Gregorowicz, Sec. Juniors CLeftD Tammy Wolfe, Treasurer Barb Horton, Recording Sec, Sandy Patterson. Corresponding Sec Missy O'Rourke, Vice Pres. Patrick Noll, President I 2 . 5 5232 Juniors in action provide a responsive class for some lucky teacher, unless they are merely waving Decorating lockers is a popular pastime for ju- niors. l373W5Bf4m ' Y f 'VM' w 'kilzfivfizhfifwi hello to the photographer. Karla Armburst devotes much of her spare time to the band and the many trips that the band makes. wT'Q 3?G'162?u':3fMn?7:'Hiii , ' Hff 995-'ESQ Presenting The Juniors Lloyd gets some extra attention from Mrs. Hoffman, and Greg Petrosky is one of many juniors in the soccer program. AR Student Jim Dee is capivated by a showing of I776 in his Perspectives class. W, wt x WM The junior year is a good year for making those lasting friendships as is indicated by Frank McNeal and Jamie Davis. iw. 'L , 4 Miva 'M'! Jeff Wirth. off the football field, concentrates on a test. For A Parade Of Junior Homerooms, Turn The Page! 51 Juniors HOMEROOM 2Ol CABOVEJ ROW It Lori Bell, Karla Armbrust. Heather Benevento, Lisa Baughman, Anne Balta, Lori Arnold, Sharon Barczy. Amy Banford, Melanie Berna- dowski, Cara Balog, ROW2: John Beynon, Lori Benvin, Dan Agona, Darrin Bachy, Bob Ardellitz, Roni Azevedo, Jayme Austin, Tracy Barber, John Behun, Kelly Baker, Mr. Churma. ROW 3: Keith Andreyko, Jeff Auld, Dan Anthony, Tony Airgood, Greg Alexander, Bill Bachy, Brian Bergman, Joe Banks, Ken Artim, Kevin Biondi. HOMEROOM 202 CBELOWD ROW I: Tracy Carlson, Kelly Brickel, Sue Brutsche, Karen Bost, Sharon Blazwich, Lisa Bruderly, Pam Brutsche, Diana Brady. ROW2: Darrell Byers, Eric Brooks, Mark Bushik, Lars Bohman, Tracy Cancelliere, Bob Boot, John Bury, Tracy Carlson, Mrs. Hoffman. ROW 3: Randy Brindza, John Burroughs, Paul Armor, Dennis Burgman, Pat Bradley, Gregg Burns. HOMEROOM 203 CABOVED ROW I: Nancy Collie, Audra Constantine, Janet Cujas, Julie Cunningham, Amy Coppola, Chris Colello, Colleen Carrigan, Mark Chomanics. ROW 2: Kevin Co- baugh, Dave Christopher. John Crupie, Debra Coyle, Barbara Conroy, Jennifer Crew, James Ciao, Wendy Cooper. ROW 3: Scott Chervenick, Lance Carr, Thomas Coleman, Scott Dallas, Donald Cassidy, James Crosset. James Creider, Robert Carrick. HOMEROOM 204 CBELOWD ROW I: Leslie Dopkosky, Danielle Disantis. Antoinette Dubovsky, Kara Delaney, Maureen Duffy. Janel Clement, Gina Demaro, Janet Dick, Joanne Devine. ROW 2: Doreen Doshen, Lynne Davidson, Patti Durick, Barb Dick, Lanaie Edgar, John Drotar, Kirk Dodds, Paula Devenny, Jeff Dean. Lori Duggan. ROW 3: Deanne Drabisin, Richard Diamond, Keith Davis. James Dee, Dan Deedrick, Keith Demek, Kathleen Diegelman, David DeFazio. John Duch. Junior I1 S Juniors HOMEROOM 205 CABOVEJ ROWL Cathy Golock, Patty Eseny, Lisa Fletcher. Lisa Gast, Mary Gash. Shari Elko, Kim Eisaman, Jim Fulcher, Joanne Fazio. ROW 2:Sandy Fowler, Lisa Glenn, Becky Fichtner, Janet Elliott, Glenn Gilbert, Stacy Edwards, Suzy Erinc, Scott Fowler, Tom Gongaware, Bill Foscoe. ROW 3: Martin Graffius, Kevin Good, Matt Estok, Dane Germuska. John Gesler, Rodger Gennaro, Chris Fleming, Richard Francis, Jordan Garbin, Jim Glunt. HOMEROOM 206 CBELOWD ROW I: Wendy Guiliano, Juanita Guellege, Susan Gregorowicz. Lori Green, Karen Hartner, Julie Hensberger, Charlene Henzler, Mike Hill. Michele Hager, Judy Gross. ROW 2: Maryanne Hart, Chris Ann Breeger, Denise Guman, Sharon Hixon, Kathy Harrigan. David Hildenbrand. Rebeca ca Hagedorn, Julianne Grskovich, Diane Hall. Sandra Henzler. ROW 3: Loren Handra, Brad Heilman, Jeff Hipple, George Halter. Ken Harris. Bill Henderson, Albert Hawk, Glenn Hauliska. Don Hartos. Greg Greyno. HOMEROOM 207 CABOVEJ ROW If Tammy Joyce, Amy Kehoe, Janese Jones, Jennifer lzatt, Steph- anie Johnson, Chris Jackson, Lori Hunt, Renae Hrabak, Deanna Juhasz, John Ireland. ROW 2: Pam Hoffman, Teresa lwinski, Barbara Horten, Cristy Hood, Denine Keller, Leslie Kattic, Scott Hredocik, Kimberly Hoff- man, Amy Horvath, Michael Kemeny, Mike Ireland, Mrs. Dobos. ROW 3: Janis Johnson, Chris Howard, Daniel Jenkner, Ed Kendall, Kenneth Hor- vath, Mike Huss, Jay Israel, Dominic Janero. Kevin Breil, Mitchell Joseph, Dwight Holderbaum. HOMEROOM 208 QBELOWJ ROW I: Lori Kruel, Lisa Krutz, Lisa Lakatosh, Becky Lee, Elizabeth Kraus, Laureen Lees, Cheryl Lazzaro, Dawn Klassen, Tom Kerber. ROW 2: Jeff Kondas, Beth Kuczinski, Michelle Lamancusa, Stephanie Kleckner, Denise Krisko, Steve Kolat, Mark Knapp, Scott Kolat, Mike Kostich. ROW 3: Mike Liller, Brian Stephy, Robb Kish, Lon Krise. Gary Lash, Mike Kustra, Jay Kramer, Mollie Jo Kirmeyer, Beth Klamut, Sue Kunkle. .lunio I1 FS Staying Alive Till SS! So Say The Juniors. Audra Constantine offers the yearbook photographer a bit of glamour on the day that homeroom pictures were taken. To see how her official pose came out, see page 53. The Ed Powell Show appears to have gathered quite an audience. At right, Chef Darrin Kosanovic works on a creation in the home economics area. 56 r i v Bob McEwen, Dave Ruhe, and Joe Law, in a gym class, jaunt around the school building. Tennis player Sharon Ward primps just prior to taking her place on the court. . V? 1, 12+ vw V, Q, ' of . 2.9141 , f' fi' 'V lj, 1 I 7- ,, , , U j ', '45 H 1f '1f-1 173, V5 .,. ' , fs. W M. , 1 ' ,.. ' - , . lg . , ,,,g. , Albert Kianese, of Buchman Studios, sets up another junior homeroom picture. Mr. Kianese is in the building so often that many students assume he is a member of the faculty. Activity in the junior wing catches Jim Burdell. John Geisler, and Mike Dustevich. wt H 4 f ,, In wygwwumiff 1 ' 9: .A sf' cvgfhf Anybody who ever said that juniors and seniors do not get along too well just never sat at this lunch table. Enjoying each other's company are Jamie Nesta, Dee Dee Juhasz, Sherri Conrad, Sandra Martin. and Marci Pelucio. Juniors HOMEROOM 209 CABOVEJ ROW If Terri McCullough, Lauri Ludwick, Lori Lose, Maria Marion, Sandra Martin, Adam MacPherson, Clarice Mataya. ROW 2: Amy McHugh. Jef- frey Marchand, Bryan Llewellyn, Jack Machek, John Martin. Patrick Marchand, Charles Leighty. ROW 3: Bruce Lewandowski, Larry Lohr, Bill McCully, Kim Marshalik, Brian Matis, Brian Lloyd. Rich Leech, Charles Marks. HOMEROOM SOI CBELOWJ ' ROWI: Michelle Mclntyre, Sue McHugh, Linda McMurdo, Sondra Newell, Jill Moffatt, Gina Mowery, Laurel Mizener, Jackie Leyland. ROW2: Chris Mugnano, Nicole Mortakis, Tom McNally, Bob Montgomery, Jeffrey Muenk, Greg Metcalfe, Sally McNelly, Kara McWilliams, Mr. Bluhm. ROW 3fMike Moore, Glenn Meyers. Kirk Murcek, Jamie Nesta. Ken Neel, Nora Mulvihill. Kelly Miller, Scott Milne. HOMEROOM 502 CABOVEJ ROW lf Beth Pavlic, Beth Pedder. Lisa Orsino, Sandy Patterson, Jackie Petrisko, Sheri Oskin, Daunette Pecora, Claudine Perrone. ROW 2: Beth Petrick, Kelly O'Rourke, Mary Nowalk, Susie Osley, Missy O'Rourke, Sherry Oslosky, Tom Parker, Angela Perri. ROW 3: Patrick Noll. Sean Oskin. Jim Palmiero, Dave Papp, Dave Obradovich, Monica Perz, Kevin O'Connell. Ron Novak. HOMEROOM 503 QBELOWJ ROW If Tom Rinkacs, Taunee Reese, Sue Petro, Julie Rizer, Lorie Phillips. Andrea Putz. Elena Queen. Renee Ramirez. ROW 2: Anna Ratesic, Ann Reilly, Deborah Rice, Karen Pollack, Damon Pietronigo, Ed Powell, Mike Pezze, Mike Polczynski. ROW 3: Tim Riley, John Plassio, Greg Petrosky, Bart Patterson, Steven Plank, Aimee Reber, Erin Riley, Jim Powers, Scott Ritenour. .lunio YS Juniors HOMEROOM 504 QABOVEJ ROW If Marcy Runt, Chris Rydzak, Tammy Roycroft, Joy Rothgeb, Kathy Rosengarth, Ann Marie Santavicca, Diane Scappatura, Donna Sarver ROW If Cindy Rubright, Maria Sandala. Dave Ruhe, Russ Sabo, Dale Roddy. John Scifo, Dave Schehr, Nikki Seabol, Lianne Ruffolo, Mrs. Good ROW 3: George Sarosi, John Robson, Mark Sargent. Tony Roth, Rob Ross. Bruce Rose. Bill Saunders, Rich Sabol, Marc Sanders HOMEROOM 505 CBELOWJ ROW I: MaryLou Shoaf, Cheryl Shenefelt, Lynn Ann Solvay, Susan Siems, Jodi Shidel, Lisa Steck, Lynda Soroka. Janet Sullenberger Mary Beth Sumpman ROW 21 Jill Soisson, Cindy Stayer. Carole Skoretz, Donna Shimko, Anthony Snyder, James Shrump, Pamela Siroky, Kim Slepsky. Mrs. Alona Seymour, Kim Smith ROW 3: Heidi Summers. Charles Stam- ford, Bill Sly. Shawn Stitely. Jeff Sicuro, Jeff Stepanik. Robert Smoody, Jeff Shotts, Gerald Shinsky, Martin Stanton, James Shirley HOMEROOM 507 QABOVEJ ROW I: Duane Vogtman, Shelly Waitlevertch, Jennifer Tosi, Melissa Testa. Jean Trafficanti, Christin Viermeller, Leslie Vernail, Suzanne Su- sin, Debbie Teamann ROW 2: Kim Wallace, Michael Veychek, David Wander. Mark Walker, Adrienne Tyson, Jason Urbani, Dan Taylor, Rich- ard Thomas, Mike Walker ROW 3: Andy Svec, Paul Suwala. Joann Thom- as, David Toth, Bill Turney, Randy Sydeski, John Vukic, Scott Thomas. Bob Vosefski, Shawn Teamann HOMEROOM 508 CBELOWJ ROW I: Amy Yeager. Cindy Yost, Nina Graft, Sharon Ward, Michelle Weydener, Michelle Zeravica, Amy White, Nancy Wessel ROW 2: Laura Wolf. Wendy Wertz, Tammy Wolfe, Kathy Wilson, Vince McArdle. Mar- tin Anerino. Bill Weston, Brent Waslis, Dave Woodring, Mr. Kattic ROW 3: Geoff Yonika, Bill Weber, Theresa Wtorkiewicz, John Vance, Jeff Wirth, Tim Zihmer, Mike Yaniga, John Yuscinsky, John Zitcovich Junio I1 i rs 0 1 HOMEROOM 513 ROW I: Christine Bell. Matthew Heatley, Michelle Horten, Eric Kuhn, Michelle Kavran, Ronald Beck, Debra Chellini, Susan Flynn, Kimberly Brant, Amy Da- vis ROW 21 Mr. Gary Heasley, Tonya Carney, Mary L. Com- mon, Krista Grimm, Angela Cannon. Barbara Garrity, Stacy Frieze, Alan Bartley. Jeffery Barton, Tood Falbo Scott Doernte, Dana Howat ROW 3, Joseph Kunkle, Robert Cole. John Janiro, Samuel R. Cooper. Tim Doritty, Michael Deliman. Shaun Howard, Alec Scott Johnson, Walter Gasper, Jef- fery Alfer, Paul Dempsey Junior Tech School Homeroom Z '1 Z 2 ? Z H fi 3 A V HOMEROOM 400 CAboveJ Dennis Borkowski, Mark Salopek, Scott Waitlevertch. LIBRARY HOMEROOM 500 CBeIowJ ROWlf Thea Jordanhazy. Rhonda Ross. ROWJJ Christa! Rubright, Wendy kssemble Each Day In The Cafeteria. VO-TECH JUNIORS KABOVEJ ROW I: Karen Lindow. Tina Ulackey, Denise Plecenik, Su- san McLaughlin, Amy Parsons. Tony Obarto, Lisa Poth, Shaun Tornblom, Brian Lynch, Jenny Maughan, Ed Rudinsky, Becky Rubright ROW 2: Pat Welsh. Sandra Reay, Ray Sczur, John Voich, Steve McCollugh, Ron Wedell, Eric Walp, Joyce Lasch, Kelly Whalen, Jeff Mitchell, Todd Simpson ROW 3: Joe Law, Jim Ross. Scott Wa- ganer, Steve Rudolph, Carry Reccelle, Terry Ryan, Jane Lourie Sullenberger, Sharon Leonard, Randy Removchik. Frank Straton. Jason Turskey. Jim McNally. Tim McClelland HOMEROOM 5I4 QBELOWJ ROW I: Ron Brant, Lisa Baugh- man, Sandy Carmino. Jeff Co- mito, Ron Carmino. Shawn Ellis. Chuck Johnson. Dan Jenknerr Dan Linhart ROW 2: Cindy Long, Bob Koerber, Randy Li- terine, Brian Henderson, Ron Norman, Chris Siegel, Chuck Varshafsky, Mark Peto, Jamie Davis. Tim Walker, Dave Har- ris ROW 3: Chris Schmit, Bob Blinkhorn, David Christopher. Chris Krydick. Dan Forgash, Wayne Lillar, Jeff Pfotz, Rich Haas, Dennis Minnicks. Mike Wunek. Rob Handza 63 Class Cf '86 On The Scene Early, They Seek To Assimilate Studious sophomores scrutinize orientation material as they visit the high school prior to the official start of school. On Orientation day' The 90 0 la follow the leader . n P Y senior Kim Lissy. E yph p dd th dtld ap of the school, but on the first day of classes so of the wayward bound still searched for the eleva- tor . Eager Sophomores Show Up As Early As August In Order To K Get A Feel Of i The Schools Student Council Provides The Crientation. mwyyisi M I 3 xl, IT1 I' Sophomores HOMEROOM lOl CABOVEJ ROW If Dawn Baverso, Tina Bartok, Tye Balego, Theresa Banas, Tammie Anthony, Patricia Behun. Wendy Beeler, Brenda Bailley, Stacy Babich ROW 2: James Adamson, Michelle Ackerman, Tracy Barnett, Rhonda Anderson, James Ayres, Thomas Batronis. Anthony Benevento, Ronald Antol, Regina Bazala, Mary Banks ROW 3: Kim Andrews, Shawnet Austin, Rhonda Anderson, Erik Artman, Andrew Baird, Kenneth Beck, Kevin Becker, Mark Ballas, Michael Andzelik HOMEROOM IOS QBELOWJ ROW I: Lynn Berardi, Bonnie Browne,JiII Bertani, Vicky Brown, Jean Bolton, Dave Blaschak, Dave Bush, Stephanie Capponi, Barb Brown, Nancy Burkhart, Pam Bonievich ROW 2: Dana Carleo, Mark Brackney, Jermone Carr, Sandra Best, Ellen Blamick, Bob Brown, Susan Brosnahan, Darcy Boone, Aaron Brown, Chris Boyle, Scott Bitner ROW 3: Lisa Bolton, Joanne Carlheim, Jim Brancho, Terri Burgman, Nancy Borkowski, Kip Byrne. Brian Brobst. Jona- than Brugh, Barbara Brim, Paul Benko X L L l HOMEROOM I04 CABOVED ROWI: Monica Conway, Chris Clougherty, Michele Chopp, Kelly Cipriani. Gina Carrick. Cindy Critchfield, Dawn Churchfield, Shelly Coates ROW 2: Debbie Cox, Jenny Colinear. Angela Costantino, Kathy Cottone. Jeff Cerny, Bob Curran, Cindy Corder, Kelly Conroy, Glen Cassill ROW 3: Mike Clegg, Joe Casorio, Mike Carter, Teresa Chick, Rich Conti, Bill Cole, Randy Coates, Don Coucter. Mark Colello, Carrie Cvejkus HOMEROOM IOS CBELOWJ ROW I: Mary Deetz, Michelle Doban, Sue Diemert, Melissia DeBlasio, Terry Donnelly, Stephanie DeMaro, Marjorie Dunbar, Diane Edmonds, Denise Eberts ROW 2: Jackie Eberman, Tina Edwards, Jill DeChristfaro, Krista Dunlap, Lynn Eyles, Anissa Davis. Laurie Everett, Lori Dakin, Susan Errera, Leanne Davis, Mr, Shaffer ROW 3:Renzie Davidson, Cole Dworek, Robert Droppa, James Diperna, Adam Drakulic, Vince DeBlasio, Jason Dowdy, Albert Durante, Mike Edinger, Don Davis, Geoffrey Dohner Sophomore s O ITT Sophomores l HOMEROOM lO6 ROW If Jackie Glagola. Annette Forsythe, Judy Funk, Kelly Garber, Joanne Fike, Cathy Lynn Fuegi, Mike Garfola, Amber Gilbert. ROW 2: Carina Froeschl, Patty Gillette, Pat Geor e, Brain Ferris Todd Flemin 8 - 8' Ed Freinstein, Greg Freeman, Todd Gibson, Kristen Glagola. ROW 3: Becky Fleming, Teresa Fronk, Sue Fosset, Steve Forrai, Patrick Fitzgerald, Rick Fullerton, Jay Fidler. Jim Gavula, Darrin Fike, Mike Feltis. HOMEROOM IO7 ROW I: Cheryl Hanko, Lesly Gurowski. Michelle Gregorowicz, Karen Hart. Frank Gorzynski, Scot Goras, Wayne Greyno. Linda Hamilton, Kelly Hinkle, ROW 2: Linda Heasley, Amy Grubb, Kelly Harrison, Sheri Granata, Ben Gose. Bill Hinish. Bob Handza, Eric Havey, Susanna Grynkewicz ROW 3: Chuck Heasley, Brian Henderson, Glenn Herbertson, Kerri Harris, Mike Guman, Jeff Grosz, Brian Gourdie. David Grasha, Ron Gray HOMEROOM IO8 CABOVED ROWI: Dave Hirshberg, Jeff Horner, Jackie Kavran, Linda Kalfut, Tammy Kastronis, Cindy Juhasz. Lisa Horvatin, Jeff Kaminski, Jennifer Johnson. ROW 2: Michelle Huha. Alaina lgnaczak, Traci Hoadwonic. Randy Kauff- man. Chuck Johnson, Sean Johnson. Harry Hoeflein. Carol Jackowski. Linda Kaputo. Kelly Horsman, Mrs. Watt. ROW 3: Joy lrani, Lois Hydak, Becky Holloman, Matthew Hunter, William Janitor, Kelly Holtman. Chris Hoffman, Jim Hogue, Doug Jackson. HOMEROOM lO9 CBELOWD ROW I: Frank Keough, Cheryl Kremer, Rosie Kraus, Dana Kolano. Donna Kerber, Bobbi Jo Kelso, Don Klingensmith, Michael Keller. Dawn King. ROW 2: Connie Klossen. Susan Kubancsek. Sharon Kubacki, Christine Kocak, Susan Kowalski, Suzanne Kovac, Pamela Kettren, Chris Kolano, Laurie Kerber, Julianne Kopas. ROW 3: Don Kerlin, Karen Kolin, Michelle Kratsas, Michael Kegg, David Konovich. Scott King. Bob Kosar, Joseph Krydick, Joseph Krotec, Terry Kerestes. Sophomores Sophomores CDn Parade! Here they all come - - - the sopho- mores arriving at their first pep as- sembly and being welcomed by a cho- rus of juniors and seniors who re- member the day when they went through the same thing. Below, Mr. Reese takes a group of biology stu- dents out on a field botany expedi- tion, Then they return to class Cinsertj to study what was found. Q nv y if y y f i it t l to :,,'.egt,, ww: , ,,k, , ,e ff ,ff ,, , 22, Wiliv ,, ZH 2' ' Qs X if as Q if Q.. ITT Sophomores WA HOMEROOM IIO CABOVEJ ROW If Christina List. Linda Lagorga, Lori Lane, Tami Lorince. Laurie Lehosky, Mike Lowe. Kerri Lindauer, ROW2. Ron Ledgard, Tracy Loskey, Lois Little, Karen Lemack, Kevin Lloyd, Mike Lipinski, Mark Lukasiewicz. ROW 3: James Kulha, Mark Lazzaro. Jim Laffey, Eric Link, Joe Lagalski. Ed Llewellyn, Greg Luptack. Jeff Lash. HOMEROOM 4OI QBELOWD ROW If Lori Maloney, Tammy McCandless, Shawn Malt. Kimberl McCann, Christopher Mellon, Julie Marshall. Anna Mandalakas. Mathei Marcolina, Sue McLaughlin, Ted Mertz. ROW 2: Marybeth Maiolo. Ale McCann. Valerie Matthews. Janet Medved, Tracey Meredith, Keith Mao den. Dan Malkos, Dave Martin. Kelly McCafferty, Mrs. Coury. ROW. John Majercik, Rhonda McCullough, Jon Marshalek. Ken McCall, Joh Margiotti, Ken McCulIy, Bob McWhorter, John Mclntyre, Tim Martir Dave Marciano. 'X :eu -. . HOMEROOM 402 CABOVED ROW I: Lisa Lalor, Carrie Norman. Vickie Mull, Anna Mitnik, John Mullen, Keith Mulroy, Mark Moses. Tracy Miller, Diane Muto. ROW 2fStephanie Nagy, Molly Novak. Ken Moyer, Mark Middlemiss, Tina Mignogna, Mi- cheIIe.Milan, Shelly Miller, Kevin Mowry, Tony Metz. ROW 3: Gary Naser, Tim Moore, Kim McKoIay, Rob Nicholson. Ron Murry. Mike Muchoney. Mathew Novasedliak. Jim Murray, Jeff Mols, Dennis Moore. i f 's we HOMEROOM 403 QBELOWJ ROW I: Deanna Perlinger, Becky Pasich. Patti O'NeilI, Denise Penska. Andrea Pavlik. Kathleen Parry, Tammy Poth, Kimberly Pavucsko, Kelli O'NeaI. ROW 2: Kimberly Pawlak, Karen Parzuhoski, Kim Pavlik. Brian Peters, Rochelle Packey, Vincent Papp, Anita Peschock. John Olsen, Eric Painter, Mr. Reese. ROW 3: Nicholas Orell, Ronald Peer, Mary Jane Osley, Lora Parkhill, Walter Perz, Martin Orendt, Tami Patrick, Sean O'Leary. Thomas Penn. Sophomore ITT S IT1 Sophomores HOMEROOM 404 CABOVED ROW I: Roxanne Ray, Tammy Poth, Roberta Potthof. Maryann Printz, Alyse Princeton, Julia Rader. Lori Rain, Kamala Ramaswamy, Amy Radford ROW 2: Sherry Popp, Michael Petrosky, Andrew Porreco, Kim Putz. Debbie Pottinger, Christine Petrina, Chuck Brozack, Christine Prines, Kimberlee Pirl ROW3f Robert Pollock. Katherine Priatko, Amy Beth Petro, Daniel Rae, Mike Rasp, John Rasp. Mark Ragan, Cliff Rain, Ed Petrocsko. Bill Petro HOMEROOM 405 CBELOWJ ROW I: Maria Sabo, Andy Scafuri, Dina Romano, Eugene Richardson. Renee Schneider, Renee Rettger. Kelly Schaffer, Dawn Semenko. ROW 2: Dana Reichert, Suzanne Scott, Kim Shablik, Heather Rittenberger, Shani Saula, Steve Sekelsky, Walt Riddell, Craig Resnick, Lisa Rotherham. ROW 3: Chris Scarano, Amy Sandor. Diana Schneider, Chet Schade, Bob Rizzo, Tim Segina, Scott Salvatore, Joe Sapp. ChrislSchmidt. f Fifi '53 STSKEEQQTRTTE iii QP - icq ..::z...eQf 5 '- iii i 1 5 .R K X X l .1 S Q. QED' N. it X Ne? ' i L N it 4 E E-2: X I X g f ' wifi, 6 A in il A HOMEROOM 407 QABOVEJ ROW I: Christina Smith, Kristin Shrump, Tracy Simon, Kim Shidel, Robert ieber, Amy Soles, Jeff Shrump, Tricia Steiner. Robert Skoretz. ROW 2: Julie mith, Ken Stancovich, Terry Stec, George Smith, Janelle Sinchar, Marci nyder, Lorraine Spencer, Donna Soroka. Celeste Smithbower, Mrs. Tray. ROW 3: Robert Smetak, Robert Skendrovich, Jeff Smith, Vic Steban. Duane Stantoine, Scott Shiffler, Kelli Smith, Marci Sholts, Johanna Slack. will .. cl.-eggs K fs,-sz-xv -- 1 HOMEROOM 409 CBELOWJ ROWI: Rena Ulaky, Sherri Talko. Beth Thomas, Joan Sullenberger, Becky Szajnuk. Gretchen Thoma, Sandy Sturkie, Denise Svoboda, Missy Thom- as. ROW 2: Honey Tornblom, Tracy Swartz, Neil Tomlinson, Nancy Thayer, Laurie Turkowski, Paula Unnone, Linda Trickett. Greg Sundin. Mr. Holt. ROW 3: Cherlon Sullivan, Lisa Tyke, Susan Tankosic, Christine Tomko, Lisa Stephanovic, Andy Swift, Tom Uhlig, Helen Tierney, Bill Strachan, Troy Uderman. No! Pictured: Greg Thompson, John Tirpak, Debbie Valenti. x Sophomore ITT I' S Sophomores HOMEROOM 4lO CABOVEJ ROW If Ken Wood, Debbie Vezzani, Nancy West, Lori Verna, Karen Yanichko, Beverly Wisbar, Jeff Weber, Stacey Wilson, Heidi Woods. ROW 2: Lisa Vozel, Margo Ward, Wendy Woodward, Darlene Yacko. Brian Williams, Melanie Wedge, Jodi Waugaman, Bethany Yeager, Brian Waslis. ROW 3: Ed Weitzel. Mark Weiskircher, Jarrett Vance, Bob Veverka, Donna Watrous, Ken Wise, Joe Yanez. Jeff Vandall, Mike Wa- shil, David Voit. HOMEROOM 4II CBELOWJ ROW It Connie Zeiler, Linette Fryer. Leanne Zellers, Marilyn Yeh, Sandy Ziros, Jodi Young, Suzanne Wilhelm, Susan Zipparo. ROW2: Wayne Reed. Debi Zych, Lisa Zona, Cindy Bookheimer, Cheryl Zieglar, Michelle Geiger, Darcy Yerace, Lisa Yurek. ROW 3: David Orell. Mark Zigarovich, R. Patrick Ramsey. Matt Ward, Deborah Zira, Ron Weimer. Robert Zuber. Kirk Yenerall, Bryan Thompson, Ron Smith, Dale Yommer. HOMEROOM F'I CABOVEJ ROW I: Carla lcardi. Dana Foltz. Paul Gootz. Kelly Dietz, Thomas Burg- man, John Gurowski, Gwendolyn Abretske. ROW 2: Michael Bright, Rich- ard Braun, Laurie Croyl, Danielle Balsamo. Jeff Chase, Bryan Huff, Kirtis Grimm, Doreen Horn ROW 3: Eddie Balko. Steve Crossen, John Bednar- ofsky. Robert Fekete, Scott Guest, Michael Golock, Jeff Diak NSR- F. Q94-' ' HOMEROOM F-2 QBELOWJ ROWI: Kathy Kikel. Johnna Zurich, Kelly O'Rourke, Eric Stoll. Sean Saroe, Brian Wallace, Dave Poland, John Vines. ROW 2: Brad Richards, Leon Piotrowski. Mike Steczak, Mike OKeefe, Jeff Packey, Chuck Muentzer, Chad Morgan, Jerry Wright, Sue Shotwell ROW 3: Mark Pierce, Tom Shields, Bob Salay, Kris Lasch, Mike Sudaric, Brad Tomasello. Paul Jobe. Joe Woleslagle, Don Louch Sophomore S IT1 5 IA, ' awk oury may have asked for a cabbage patch doll. Sara's mom teaches World Cultures t NHS A Preview Of Norwin's Future Graduating Classes Climbed On Santa's Lap As Part Cf Student Council's Breakfast Disney World. Jare d Elder. Class of 2w0. Underclassmen? Class Of 2000 And Then Some Show Up For Santa. Helping to make the Breakfast with Santa a success: Carole Skoretz and Kar McWilliams. fist V Jennifer Hagan Cabovej is spellbound by Santa CSue Jackson's dad did th honorsj. H,aLk7?w2kXa Hm3gw f Q Qi Z ,Q igwizism I W Q Z J Z 1 7 ,Mel , Z, 1 in A W LJ? 5 'L 2 --yy f f guyz' yjwg ff' ,MQW M yM,W, W L f V, , ,pg M1155 ,z 'Y' 2:42, 'qw ' , , Y ,. ' ' , ' ff X , ,L f 4 fi 5 ,. f 5 7 , V , . J Y f ' V ' ,V ...VV ' 4 , ,Y 'M ' ' 7 V , V 'mfwmi' AWKYWM' 'TW ,W 'f ' fv f1f W12W4m1 1' ZW 'ng' J ,M , TV? f '10, f7M'mfiVf,,',,WWV A. MMV ,7AWf'fW,W 'A-,nif M W ,M J gf' X , W ima ' Ma x gf W I , ff MW QYW waf fZil' www MW 412413.43 my W WM' 'mf .aww J, W-v wwfw , ny 4 f by if W fm 1 A 05 QM' W W f W W WW ww Wm? f ,, Q , WQWW W ff he 424 3 www? ,Zh iw 'JI wig' 'Quang 7' fwfr M not f 'VM AW, ,ugwfmlhh W 4 M V I ww w' W W wi? 7 Wm M lv ,WW ww ww My W4M2 me WZ WW WW Www Mfr ff W XM MQW 25,9 , W ff f gm, an wBW Facult Cn The First Da Of School ' it s .... y t .W . wg X is is sn Sf Q Q i if as X Ag 'K at X is Q5 ix 4 E S .WW 1 A if :sr i Glad to be back is typing teacher Mrs, Hof fman. Mr. Reese prepares for his l9th year as a teacher. 1 Mr. Holt spends his in-service day by making sure each of his sophomores has a schedule. In l 24 hours all seats will be filled. so Student council member Missy O'Rourke greeted Mr. McCorkIe on in- service day. I New 1 ad s ' my Then, After The Last Day Of School-Steaks And A Bit Of Socializing. S Chef Vernail checks his steaks from behind a smoke screen. After l8O days of school. what do teachers do? Perhaps a friendly game of cards . . . or a friendly game of horseshoes. The steaks must be greats just ask Mr. Shirley, left. or Mr. Hancock, above. Facult George Adamson Industrial Arts Robert Bateman Industrial Arts John Bluhm Science A.F,S. Advisor Werner Boes Science 1. x.. 1 s -ss. . f rm X X ' Q- Mfz .. is 51555 :sa -'RN Iii -. Mats hX - S JX921 3 as t , X -:sf is --- ,. k'.k :kkk tt. - :: -sas? tX,Q X v - X xx X X s X' XX Q QNX X XQXXXXQXX Q X XX s XXQXXQXQQQX S i fl Q ws X X tx X Q x X X X xx X , X XX X S f' , N 5i 2vf is . g eelt E B i , , ,, A 5-,S-3 t X S X? SSW Xb Q 6 gl Si ss W ' X V. -as x v- .-xii'--'Tis X - .X wo ., ,,., ,,, X X is S Ras Q R, se 3 X. X at Q W XX S X X x Y 'QS skis xx X W 3 5 K it X X s was s is i it sslksiii . . 5 SEQ: J ' me ,X 'k- -XJ..-s kk ,if - , ,. I s XX Xt is O X X X X Y N -Y S' x is - Q. --Qflvwffgsst-:. ,S X X tv X X s Q X X X if N Q it Rafi X X 1 if X xt Q X was X N X X5 XX is . X2 X sf 3 ,ai David Wander brings his impersonation of Alex ander Hamilton into his history class. Shirley Boyd Warren Boyd Geno Cencia Rita Chlodney John Churma Business Business - Department Industrial Arts Foreign Language Mathematics Head Stage Crew Advisor German Club Advisor HD.-.41 'ia -...wc aging... Concentrating on a project in machine shop are Shawn Stitely and Tim Uderman. Mark Middlemiss shows us that studying can even be done behind bars. .S ab' 5455005 Norwin's first robot is pictured above. Bomar Con the cartj is the creation of Mr. Johnson's electronics class. Checking out the working parts are electronic wizards, Rob Carrick, Jim Burdell, and Bill McCulIy. Marsha Clark English 21 Jeanne Close Music - Choral Chorus Director NPN' ' ' 'nv' ,Qs .....:,. ass: Q5 ' 'fm Georgene Cooke Business Ks SSW' FEE' -xi:-::i:5PE:XE1Z3f:s:l5:f's?::'f:E:.:rEE'.Qf1:ffs:s:f:S..::-Q-ggmqg .- 25 - -:. -,:-.ot: 1, ..-,i -rrli , ..:: .. . . sf: :erases-e5:.:3tsa2,5,: .fzstgma if ,SLN-153. t ANSI, .. ,-'AA' .1 M , Xe. 5 Robert Cornali Social Studies Patricia Coury Social Studies Patricia Cummerick Career Office Assistant Swim Coach Bernadette Cymbor Foreign Language LaVerne Dobos Foreign Language French Club Advisor Faculty Faculty members not pictured David Arch, Industrial Arts Donald Karanovich, Physical Education Floyd Marshall, Physical Education John Novotny, Mathematics John Occhuizzo, Science Department Head Regis Patrick, Art John H. Smith, Mathematics Robert Shrader, Guidance Gerald Torau, Science Dennis Smart, Social Studies .. su Qs. get-Q I .. - as FQ 'E J QLEHX1 Mr. Holt takes apart an old friend as Randy Litterini, Chet Shade. Missy Thomas, Debi Zych, and Honey Tornblom wait to see if that old friend can be put back together again. Facult Roland Dobos Social Studies Alex Frendy Art - Department Head Art Club Advisor Warren Gardner Science Jean Gillis Foreign Language ...wi 9 .5 ' Ex A l L s sf if 5 Q- -X gg F 1 John Donnelly English Harold Dwyer English Class Play Director Joanne Elder Reading Student Council Advisi Q 5 5 X E Qs s -wma Spanish Club Advisor A . Debra Good Foreign Language - Department Head Vw F ll X we L EM tiiki' A XL X 'X :'-'fl smmst f Q' 3 ' 53,15 S x fl f X Nt N Q M as A LL.. A A , A - ? Mrs. O'NeiI checks the keypunching work of Diane Hall and Susan Gregorowicz. is Q, KJ, to S ttt t 3 XJ.. X , -s.,tMy EW X f - sf 45 .-:: P-Z' Q .ff Gary Good Mathematics - Department Head Donald Guerrieri, Ph. D. Business Gerald Hagan English Senior Class Advisor Louis Hancock Music - Instrumental Band Director Assistant Wrestling Coach Facult t,.'i Z 5, . iii ttkk Sm :,.. K Q ':' NN- ' A N X S its X 3 X 1 X 1 X :' , 1. fi . Christine Hartland Leslie Harvath Gary Heasley Business Social Studies Career Office Head Baseball Coach Hard Hat Advisor Pinch-Hitter Advisor Thomas Herald Social Studies CFirst Semesterj fs 55 S 1 1 .F - 1152215 ..rr. Q ,- L- i-t.- -2 - i .yht . - A -AA. - - Harry Hickle Physical Education Head Track Coach Mr. Shrump watches over Kirk O'Donnell and Chris Glenn Meyers and Brad Heilman apply their artistic talents in Mr. Frendy's art class. Sarge's woodworking techniques. Faculty Debra Hockensmith Strings - Orchestra r1 r rW r yr r is rrr y my il l llilfll lfl: fg t Enjoying her work in a different type of atmosphere is junior Tammy Roy- croft. Patricia '97-the ardo Da Johnson, Class of nursery school Leon- Vinci. Putting their heads together: Mark Knapp and Sharon Leonard. Wayne Holt Lorraine Hoffman Physical Education Business Assistant Football Cgach .I X We Sw T' X One of the talents of a typical sophomore is looking through a microscope. Eugene Johnson Industrial Arts I if -sw f' ' X x' in gs is J x iw , is Q rss -1- Y: . Sharon Jones t Business -Wax -Ka , ssseusswf L K f i w . ,:' - -' in fi AKVAKL Q cuff' skzykg is - ,fr ,M e , . A Ei . kkk: AV7. I , .A Mrs, McCorkle's nursery class doesn't de- pend just on a textbook. Students learn by observing the behavior of Kristy Jordon- sweet as the cookie she bakes. Robert McCorkle Cecelia McCorkle Mathematics Home Economics Mathletes Advisor vfilgziw I N3 an A gi f mf 'l 7 , X Q? ,W ,VL 'V ,f Elaine Milliron Physical Education 's..4 Charles Moore Social Studies Faculty Ronald Kallenborn Industrial Arts Donald Kattic Social Studies Girl's Softball Head Coach William Kenney Social Studies Assistant Track Coach Joan Leukhardt. Ph.D. S. O. A. R. Coordinator Roy Martin English Assistant Football Coach and Assistant Girls Basketball Coach Edward Matko English Knight Krier Advisor Nancy Matko English National Honor Society Advisor Victor Mayhugh Guidance Facult , ' 5 f B ' John Obruba Science Head Coach - Girls Tennis Sophomore Class Advisor Joseph Pellis Athletic Director James Peters Science Nicholas Petrucci Occupational Education Judy Pinkerton Home Economics Home Economics Club Advisor Deborah Piker Business Richard Polczynski Social Studies A. V. Director Head Boys Basketball Coach John B. Polivka Social Studies - Department Head PENNON Advisor Roy Reese Science J f 4' WW 1 'if ft f A f 1 ff!! W , '-r' Q I Kenneth Omlor Science A 5 ., , .,,. - f X 'lf 4? , fx Therese O'Neil Business ' , f V .a,.. ,. ' -e 6 Q i , st,t M5 ' ' - .1- - 2 1, ,, VVA ,t., by , MW? 'it - , www ,, ,V , ,,..,,.. ' J 'W Ez, . iii 22 ,ggi 1 .si - Z 4 1 ' Q Ma, ffitfi y W . . A' fa Q31 Yjfwggmfi, v -t A f'- , fi' W W we 1 yy . .. ' .,..w5fSi wx, L 'ff ' ,ictt A .7 5 ,Z f it ' f' ' . ff 5 Jean Patterson Business Cheerleader Advis Clinton Page Guidance S -.aimismst me Q1 :aegis -sl' W . ,.,. :3SQ:ssvzs..SrNm' WWW 'N M.. , - - 'K' M., . csc1,ccc ,tss . V . c E QS i is Many Norwin students and faculty members cheer on Norwin's Marching Band as they make their first guest appearance on the Jack Bogut Show, 5 ! Showing us her typing skills is junior, Pam Hoffman. X x A X flf iff M' ll3li,...'?:-Veil yn V A K veg , -7 U' ,iii -I 1 I f W ' ,fi 3 ' ,E ' 5 'ef'S s ...al F -V f : 3 Wa 1 'X David Rider Esther Ridinger Richard Rizzardi Physical Education School Nurse Mathematics Head Swim Coach Health Careers Club Advisor Assistant Football Coach Mary Lou Rodgers Guidance - Department Head ,XR . eu!!! K K A S oscc A A A l Addressing the Sophomore Class, Mrs. Rodgers makes her first appearance as the new head of the Guidance Department. , ..55.::.:g,. 1 K - ' ,Q NNN-qi7Q J' ... as 5, -A V t., W wg- f ., ,.,f ' ' L . - Q- Mi .Hwy Todd Kifer catches up on the Students in Mr. Kenney's history class take a break from a lesson about the past newS. in order to keep abreast of the present. Facult SM we fan. Nanette Savani Occupational Education N W l wg ar ill! 5 A . J gig, L Ss-gif 9? 'fb W . f-sk hw X M. N. Y Q cf 1 M ge? N A Q ,.. x . I.. 1 3' ,vig-i 9 s , la Nu- 'W N4 xv-, S -ln.. s 'xii rf' X L N Q i Tv' -Q -ig K ' - lv' X - K fl L fu ' L ' 8 X 'SS fy, X L Qvixltf K Kiwis S S mf .. W ,- 3 Q 1 5 5 5 J ,Q X r . gm Y' -'--.., WGIX Nancy Shorsher English Thomas Sipe English John R. Smith Science Lyman Stough Guidance Joyce Speck Learning Lab Michael Testa Business Barbara Tray English David Trimble English Junior Class Advisor Jerry Vernail Social Studies Carol Wachowski Home Economics - Department Head Ski Club Advisor Dolores Walker Librarian Library Club Advisor Mary Watkins Business Facult s 5 5 Af '3' I Y 'ts K X I Joseph Watkoski Linda Watkoski Sheron Watson Vivian Watt Business Business Physical Education English DECA Advisor FBLA Advisor Girls Volleyball Head L Sri x .f' Nadal Micky Williams Reading ,:.:. W :: ' iasi C ,ff Andrew Zahratka English - Department Head 91 Retirement Frank Markosky, After 36 Years As Educator He Heads For The Golf Course And The Quiet Streams. ttt,A ' , . ,, t:,, . , , The ex-basketball coach with his golfing buddy, Lyman Stough. ev, K Missing from the small white trailer outside the walls of if ssst . s ' the high school, otherwise known as the Career Office, is Mr. Frank Markosky, who ended his career after 36 years of teaching, coaching, and career assistance. After graduation from high school, Mr. Markosky attended California College for undergraduate study, moved on to the as We University of Pittsburgh, and later returned to California to 'W ' A Q F if finish his college education. He then joined the Air Force for rs 1, s 32 months. S t - we Mr. Markosky began his career teaching in the Pittsburgh I schools then transferred to Export High School and later Mr. Markosky, now living a life of leisure. When not hunting. he will be golfin taught for a year at the Braddock Vocational School. After that year, he began teaching at Irwin High School, where he met Mr. Stough, his closest and dearest friend. Finally and most importantly, Mr. Markosky began his ca- reer at Norwin. He was an industrial arts instructor for nearly 30 years as well as the head of the Industrial Arts Department. After holding these distinguished positions for many years, he then moved to the Career Office which was just beginning operation in I974. He served as assistant basketball coach for 20 years and later became head coach for five more years. Today, Mr. Markosky holds the position as being a very proud and loving father of three children. The first, Frank Jr., who works for the government, Douglas, who is a captain for the United States Marines, and daughter Leigh Ann, a senior at Cornell University. Mr. Markosky and his wife Doris plan to visit their three children, take a trip to Maine, and possibly tour Europe. Mr. Markosky also plans to spend more time golfing, fishing, and hunting. When asked how he felt about Norwin, he replied, Norwin is in a class all by itself, the teachers are great and so are the kids. From the entire Norwin High School and Pennon '84 we give thanks and wish good luck to a devoted teacher and friend. Frank Markosky Retirement Bruce Lawson Qver Three Decades Of Guiding Norwin's Youth Culminates In Recognition As Gne Of Area's Most Respected Educator. tirement means lots of handshakes and well wishesf here the parting guid- ce department head bids farewell to another veteran department head, Mr. livka of Social Studies. Mr. Bruce Lawson Ami in French means friend , and that is what Mr. Lawson named his dog - - - a gift presented to him by his colleagues. Mr. Peduzzi helps steady the frightened puppy. Mr. Bruce Lawson, a great friend of the Norwin communi- ty, went into partial retirement beginning September I, I983. Mr. Lawson started college at California State and later went to Stanford. From l942 to I946 he served in the South Pacific. ln i949 he attended graduate school at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Lawson began his stay at North Huntingdon High School where he was hired in I947 to set up a guidance office. ln addition to teaching social studies, he was the Attendance Officer and was involved with student govern- ment. While living in Madison with his wife, Marie, Mr. Lawson enjoys working in his garden, hunting, reading, doing church work, and taking long walks. He places great importance on his family life, which includes his wife, his three children, five grandchildren, and his dog, Ami Norwin, a retirement gift from Norwin High School. Mr. Lawson greatly misses the personal contact of working in the guidance office. He liked doing his job and feels that if one enjoys what he's doing it's not work but experience. Proof of his philosophy is evident in the fact that Mr. Lawson retired and immediately assumed a part time position as a curriculum consultant to the Norwin School District. After this year the former guidance director will probably retire permanently. He hopes that people have grown as much as he has through sharing and working with them. Yes, Mr. Lawson, thank you for all your invaluable help and friendship through the past 36 years. S e e c r e t a r i e S ' -- sw.. STUDENT SECRETARIES, MAIN OFFICE fabovej 58IQ20232223 ESSGSFEBQSN Row I: Sandy Blair, Pam Glue. Row 2: Renee Alt- man, Heidi Betler, Jennifer Balog, Chris Churley. Gia Glagola, Cheryl Hixon, Karen May. STUDENT SECRETARIES. GUIDANCE OFFICE Crightj Row I: Audra Constantine, Tracy Meri- deth. Row 2: Wendy Caughey, Laureen Lees. Kathy Grasha, Kara McWilliams. SECRETARIES CFar right, top to bottomj Karen Watkiss, Rosemary Martin, Doris Boyer, Naomi D'Alesandro, Caroline Fulmer, Cecelia Page. New to the high school secretarial staff this year Cabovej: June Best and Linda Murry Nu STUDENT SECRETARIES, Computer Room Cabove rightj Laura Alexander, Do- reen Barclay, Kathy Likar. STUDENT SECRETARIES. ATTENDANCE OFFICE Crightj Row If Francine Fer- lin. Daunette Pecora, Amy Coppola, Jim Kurp. Row 2: Rich Hensler, Lisa Horvatin, Carole Seman, Bill Scalise. A , sf: , ,yc, ,, ,A,, i 'HIT A V Ki' Q I 5 ,, K, f 5 'is A it W J' ff 1 ,K if 1 ff 2 f mf , mt It ' I A, wg s w W . ,V 041,-w,, W A ww 57 if , f A f f Z! .4 V t ,f fg vvgfwff' it if 426. ,jun '..w,4'Q M' xv-wr Q K W'1'w51fa?,? ' few., 5. We Kia ,,sZW.4fv.4 qt if 93 'A ff has wwf f,2m'.f,,K fs-,I of 469,295 , ,,,.. A 1 -' Z ' ' A V I ,. V 5, 'M 1' as , 1,1 K V ,mf-My valggyc q 5 ,fly j , J?l?,:zww:m 51' I ,,,,,, I i -, Q ,,'ie .,i,, y Vi,,1 ,,1 '7 QM S 4 ' 1 ,lv , f, 'f Z , I Q IW ? 1' fb 'K Vw t f 4, f , . ,,,, , ., AW 5 f f fy 5 K 7 4 3' ff M orlam A ,:L'fWi', ,, y 55. f K . ff ,f ,b uf in ,W if .1 f f mwadwfs' ' zsisi if twig' E S J ,N F. ff ,.,,.,N,,,W L- L. ssfse . -- s 1 . as ZL. LLL-.- L-..1 . I1 LLL1-L i -f L.L.' . ' ssilf S i ,...,.,.,Q,., a , , .ffr S :I lbr '.:-f , i, ,, smmmswwN RONALD E. PEDUZZI Principal a.,...p- N -fs. -- K On stage and waiting for their cues are the two assis- tants, Mr. Yates and Mr. Lann. 96 Th is Wa i N. N. Got a minute? How many times a day does Mr. Peduzzi hear that question as a faculty member tracks him down in the hall. Presenting his case to the principal is Mr. Marshall. C. EDWIN YATES Assistant Principal Cbelowb Lsi-ss V -.N 'rincipals - Three Who Care! Q. MR. PEDUZZI Throughout this yearbook, a great deal of emphasis is placed on the students, faculty, past events, activities, etc. However, the prime mover behind all the successes at Norwin should not be forgotten, and that person is, of course, Mr. Peduzzi. Undoubtedly, Mr. Peduzzi has played an important part in our high school lives. Every morning we were greeted by his familiar voice requesting us to bow our heads for a moment of silent meditation and, of course, stand and join him in patriotically reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. After starting off each school day, Mr. Peduzzi could often be seen scouting the halls, eager to advise, help, or converse with any student. lf not in the halls, he could be found in his office preparing for the anticipated problems of a typical day. Mr. Peduzzi has, indeed, done a lot for us these past three years and we should be thankful that we were fortunate to have a caring principal. From all of us, Mr. Peduzzi-THANK YOU!! On the first day of school, Mr. Yates meets with his attendance team, Mrs. McCorkle Cseatedj, Mr. Matko, Mr. Cencia, Mr. Bateman. and Mr. Martin FRANCIS J. LANN Assistant Principal Cbelowj 3 Q One usually ends up in Mr. Lann's office after cutting a class, From the look on Steve Prengaman's face, that is not the problem this time. Mr. Peduzzi's difficult job was made a little easier by the aid of his two assistant principals-Mr. Lann and Mr. Yates. Like Mr. Peduzzi, each of these men contributed a great deal of their time and energy to make the years spent at Norwin Senior High School enjoyable for every- , one. Mr. Lann will undoubtedly be remembered for the countless pep assemblies he conducted. Aside from activi- ties, Mr. Lann's duties consisted of calling endless names g of individuals over the announcements, disciplining those who deserved it, and generally just keeping the whole school in order. ff, ' s If it weren't for Mr. Yates, the numerous excuses, tar- dies, and early dismissals that we needed from time to time wouldn't have been possible. ln addition to the fine job he did in the attendance department, he, like Mr. Lann, supplied a lot of assistance to Mr. Peduzzi. Mr. Peduzzi, Mr. Lann and Mr. Yates have greatly influ- enced all of us and we are all better individuals for having known them! orwin School Board With Public Education Under Fire ln l983-84, The Local School Directors Stand On The Horizon Of A New Era For The Community's Educational Needs. is is .E P -une..-as ll zz 9 H 5.7-.M .fn S I -,.f+- .f fs is f .i - :K . 1 .J-C...-'C P 1 if 'sv-w .,...rr 11 lr fi g.,-1 r inf, ri '1 H f f f 1 1 1 ifl,,f1!0',f!,'iv'!j1' , 1, ff ff, 1, f, I . 1 A-is N . lx: :as- si t SCHOOL DIRECTORS Patricia C. Kooser Howard A. Leukhardt Barbara M. Harris Howard K. Weber James V. Yerace Charles S. Beatty. Jr. Robert J. Kozlowski, President Bernard H. Mulvihill Not Pictured Vincent D. Sylvania The Board pictured here is as it met in Sep- tember. I983. Joseph Gulasky, Joanne Cole and Kenneth Denne became members of the School Board when it reorganized in De- cember, l983, S ii , - f f s .2 S ff riff zf, ff f l tif f ff :fra iflhi H ,S f. 1, :lr 15:8 if r Q df L1 'J .H USA f U 1 - if Q - ' fl E Q25 ,gli Q1 ll f z U.-5. u , ,sf ll :if af 2 'J '.f fr If 4' NW! Url! fi gg? ii, is Ni. es Ifflif 1.1 If ff ,lillil lilrn X s ,gf sk S, ir lu 4 ii ,if 1 11 ff f lltlkqllillgu KR ., lik S Ml il' 1. 1. f. f, . 'fu li- iw lil! Y R .s., fl1,l,I i un. .....,. .: :q:3:3 . .. 5 .4 1 .. -W lg, s '11 , S c , e a fs. .D 5 5 , K. .X s . gf 3 . 1 2 LLLL 5 .,.. ,, . . Y . . use . gm' .a :swf sswlii X In ri s Q, ix -'A - ,. r 7- Q - ..-- ,, ask. Q. . E K 1-:li 3 '1i'1-Q . QQ V QQ. .Q Y ' S K . 55,9 ,gui L t if ssfissiszefs-nfzieff vs, esta, ,Q 4 ss.:-S.. ,.V-,Q-x:s,gY.,f1,:-sjiswef .W . . if 32- Genevieve Savanl ' fi ,I fsffzgfaszlflfgb ,Eigig - - 3 School Psychologist Irightl W Q .WW 0 V fmgpa g - ss f-lbxff f 1.- 'Ns f ,535 Paul A. Smith Elementary Supervisor Kleftj Georgina S. Rettinger, Ph.D. Reading Supervisor and Federal Programs Coordinator frightj Bruce Lawson Curriculum Consultant Cbelowb i 'wf Xt, sis glis- Sfiii 33' S if l ,,.. . .,c: , . Jsigigg12i2igf3gsgg,5.., Kenneth D. Lupold Business Manager and Board ..-2:1333 Secretary fleftj ek C A s s tw,-:sp f,,ff,w.ts:1X- - efjfw sf S' Q KQV Q ,. 1 sz Xa Q if 'E:,i. ' J ' . C Charles R. Terbot Charles R. Lauffer Arthur E. Fauvie Administrative Assistant Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent dministration Bruce Lawson Is Hired As Curriculum Consultant In An Effort To Prepare Students For The Challenges Of The Close Of A Century. . A as it Waiting To Serve You, Cafeteria CAFETERIA STAFF ROW If Ruth Perkovich, Dorothy Kenyhercz, Karen Baldridge, Toni Serrao, Lois Bassett, Pat Sisler View Dorothy Scheetz Cafeteria Manager More than just a cafeteria. it is a place where good friends get together O nd Maintenance. ROW I: Judi Muchoney, Lucy Wills. Wilma Taylor, Jean Hysong, Eileen Vlasick Support Personnel: Andrew Huppma. Mabel Keselich, Richard Reiter. and Daniel Kunkle. t Ease With The Facult ! wi, Mrs. Coury Ccenterj is chairperson of the Coffee Break Board of Directors as Mr. Zahratka, Mr. Hagan, Mrs. Boyd, and Mrs. Watt meet for a few , , , Finding an improvised seat and footrest at a track meet is Mr. Pellis. minutes of coffee and conversation In the faculty room. -'- V - ,sets ' A lucky student gets a lift from Mr. Hagan. ., .W . a s- udents never see it, but it is done every day - - - gning in,that is.The John Hancock here belongs P Mr. Heasley. is Teachers Do More Than Teach. Here The Camera Catches Them When They Least Expect lt. The Don Kattic Show started early thisyear as Mr. Kattic entertains his fellow faculty members at an in- service meeting. it , Mr. Vernail Cleftj never ceases to amaze his class with his ability to draw a perfect circle. This ability has allowed the popular economics instructor to become a legend in his own timel Mr. Page and Mr. Mayhugh were recruited to referee the annual powder puff football game, they in turn recruited their children to help - - - Spanky Page and Brandi Mayhugh. 103 Our Times I984 Scratched In Cur Minds Will Be Memories Of . . . Michael Jackson Duran Duran Lionel Richie Billy Joel g Paul McCartney 5 Y The Police .,.,...,., g Air SuPPlY Ziii Culture Club s FADS of 84 fi 1 . Punk Haircuts 5 ii i Jazz Shoes A Mini Skirts . Docksiders Leather Ties 9 w Q g Flashdance Attire l qqck it i,,s A The Layered Look Suede Boots s ARTISTS TO REMEMBER her new addition Amanda :W fs ' Q: -- -Q ss. - -f XP. Q X . .7 SJ. , S S vm 5 Television continued to play a major role in shaping society. Who will ever forget the most watched television program of the season. The Day After . While most Americans watched the Olympics on television, Mr. Harvath made the trip to Yugoslavia to see the event in person. And how about all of those TV ads - - - especially the Giant Eagle message that promised to change the way you'll shop for food . QQ WHAT MADE NEWS IN 83 84 Marine deaths exceed Im as a result of suicide attack in Beirut Reagan to run again Jesse Jackson Walter Mondale Gary Hart and John Glenn seek presidential nomination Government breaks up Ma Bell a Sally Ride becomes first woman outer space Sarajevo snowed under while playing host to winter Olympics Soviets mourn death of Yuri Andropov. Chernenko succeeds. Steelers stick with Stout and bow to Raiders in playoffs. Americans across the nation stop to watch TV s The Day After . U.S. Marines invade Grenada to free medical students. Raiders down Redskins in Super Bowl. Maulers become Pittsburgh's entry in USFL. Soviet fighter downs Korean airliner - - - 269 dead. Americans everywhere ask, Where's the Beef? Remember the most coveted Christmas gift of all? The Cabbage Patch doll. of course. Ellen Blamick named N Q ,...,,.,,. .Z A im A ' ' ' P Y M - . W' If calls go to 256. V E is as 6. . ss . . . E if ss of is ls 2 E S as 5 A fi N 3553 , .. ., -si . E Y 41 535 35 3 E Q 3 S is g 5 N7 Ed Brinko sports the fashionable punk haircut. QQNN Kim Arlia locates Grenada for the fellow Contemporary Affairs stu- dents. Prior to the Marine invasion few could find Grenada on a map. It may look like a scene from the popular movie Flashdance. it is just Sandra Martin going through some net routines at volleyball practice. POP MUSIC 84 Karma Chameleon Say Say Say All Night Long Islands in the Stream Say It Isn't So Total Eclipse of the Heart Electric Avenue Owner of a Lonely Heart Making Love Out of Nothing at All Thriller TE- : t'i W I TOP IN TV , Dynasty W X The A-TEAM 60 Minutes X . ,M - i t sw After MASH F Q ,ksy , ls Cheers I Dallas Remington Steele S St. Elsewhere Saturday Nite Video AT THE MOVIES IN Staying Alive Risky Business Flashdance Sudden Impact Right Stuff Silkwood Yentl Sophies s Choice Mr. Mom Saturday Night Live '84 Return of the Jedi . . . The Marine Massacre In Beirut, Grenada, Flight 007, The Day After , FIashdance, Cabbage Patch Dolls And Punk Rock, An officer in the USMC. Mr. Peduzzi spent a lot of time reflecting upon the terrorist attack in Beirut that killed 24l marines. The Waitlevertch Twins, Scott and Shelly . . . how do you tell them apar Scott really needs the crutchl I? The Ireland Twins. Mike is on the left of brother John. eeing Double, A Salute To orwin' Twins! Identical twins with identical smiles . . . Ken and Kevin Batey. W9 F 106 Waiting at the balcony are Sandy and Charlene Henzler. Senior twins - - - Rob and Steve Palaschak. Its A Sure Bet Double Or othing-The Knights Pictured Here Can Be Twice As They compliment each other . . . Jeff and Jenni- fer Barkac Paul Gass with brother Eric Cabovej Twins often provide mutual support such IS the case with Steve and Scott N? ABOVE: Claudia Ruzina. Health Careers Club President Lauren Price, FBLA President Sandy Blair, DECA President Donna Watson, Library Club President TOP RIGHT: Pam Feltes, German Club President Nancy Yencho. Spanish Club President and PENNON Editor- in-Chief Kim Lissy, French Club President BOTTOM RIGHT: Brian Kulas, Mathlete President .lim Kowalski, Knight Krier Editor and National Forensics Pennon Hall Of Fa League President C Derek Dazen, ii rr1 il National Honor Society President O F Q A - wefs-,etz1sftf:rzfi:.M:v LEFT: Monica Perz, Orchestra President Gina Cortese, Student Council President Aimee Watt. Ski Club President Carole Seaman, Pinch-Hitters President Cheryl Dalton, Home Economics Club President Diane Frick, Pep Club President Katey Perkins, American Field Service President BOTTOM Left: Lynn Liebdzinski. Head Majorette Linda Hancock, Colorguard Captain Ted Coiner, Band Field Conductor Mike Johns. Band President Dale Roddy. Leaders Today As Well As Tomorrow. Assistant M Conductor BELOW: Senior Class President,Dave Priatko George Stoll Retires Popular Psychology Teacher Establishes New Residence ln Chicago. Some teachers are known for their mastery of subject matter, some are recognized for their wit, and yet others are remembered for their warm and cordial personality. George Stoll, who retired at the close of the i982-83 school year is known for all of these characteristics and more. A verteran of 23 years in the teaching profession-I6 of them at Norwin-the colorful social studies teacher taught here before mov- ing to Chicago this past summer. Although his career started as a sixth grade teacher at Walnut Street School in McKeesport, the past IO senior classes remember Mr. Stoll as their psychology teacher. Proof of how effective and motivating he was in the classroom can be seen in the high number of graduates who went on to major in psychology in college. ln addition to his classroom duties, Mr. Stoll directed the ADAPT program throughout most of the l97O's. Mr. Stoll graduated from Lock Haven State College where he earned his teaching degree. Later he did graduate work at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Still more study was done at Westmin- ster College due to a fellowship provided by the American Bar Association. ln the community affairs, Mr. Stoll sat on the North Huntingdon Township Recreation Board as well as the Westmore- land County Drug and Alcohol Commission. Now that teaching does not occupy the bulk of his time, Mr. Stoll can give more of his attention to leisure time activities, especially reading and collecting jazz albums. Always a friend of the arts, Mr. Stoll attends museums, the ballet, and concerts. Of Chicago, he says, It's dynamite here culturally-this city is fantastic and beau- tifuIl Mr. Stoll enjoys the city with his wife Delores and son, Dave CNorwin High, Class of l98OJ. g Because his retirement came sooner than it does for most teach- ers, Mr. Stoll plans to discover a new career-and most likely, he says,.not in teaching this time. That would be bad news for some young people somewhere. As PENNON '84 wishes the best for George Stoll in his new environment, one can only say that the class of 84 is lacking in one major respect- they never had a chance to be taught by one of the best. ' MR. GEORGE STOLL P0 Now he resides in Chicago President Gina Cortese Provides The Leadership And The Councill Provides The Service - And The Student Reaps The Benefits. we sttt gifs, s ' +L 9 , S S STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS ROW I: Chris Wojciak, Marcy Pelucio, Sherri Conrad, Cyndi Janitor, Linda Hancock, Thelma Semenko, Deborah Dugan, ROW 2: Stephanie Shuker, Gina Cortese, Holly Peters, Lisa Zuber, Chris Kelly, Jodi Anderson, Wendy Weyant, Aimee Watt, Corinne Stephanik, Laurie Klanchar, Mrs. O'Neil RaW 3: Michelle Bickerstaff, Denise Benevento, Mark Holder, Ste- phen Koury, Kimberly Lissy, Terri Szainuk, Chris Murray, Kyra Zula, Mark Salopek STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIORS Copposite pagej ROW If Nancy Collie, Renae Hrabak, Lori Arnold, Lisa Krutz, Shelly Waitlevertch, Dawn Klassen, Mary Nowalk, Steve Kolat, Pat Noll, Sue Brutsche ROW 2: Audra Constantine, Susan Mendt, Maria Marion, Jill Soisson, Daunette Pecora, Amy Coppola, Sandy Patter- son, Taunee Reese, Julie Rizer, Pam Brutsche, Becky Fichtner ROW 3: Carole Skoretz, Kara McWilliams, Missy O'Rourke, Sandra Martin, Leslie Kattic, Mi- chelle Lamancusa, Buddy Holderbaum, Barb Conroy, John Scifo Student Council Gina Cortese makes her first major appearance as council president by address- ing the sophomores on orientation day Faculty Advisors Mrs. Elder And Mrs. O'Neil Are Behind The Scenes As Student Council Raises Funds As Well As Spirit STUDENT COUNCIL SOPHO- ' MORES , ROW I: Anna Mandalakas. Linda Lagorga. Kelly Cipriani, Becky Szajnuk, Beth Thomas, Gina Car- rick. Wendy Beeler, Darcy Boone ROW 2: Krista Dunlap. Theresa Fronk, Joy lrani, Missy Thomas. Scott Bitner, Pat Fitzgerald, Tami Patrick, Joe Casorio. Tracey Mer- edith Student Council Gfficers And Hard Working Members . . The appearance of Joy lrani and Patrick Fitzgerald indicates that Homecoming '84 is officially underway. Put On A Happy Face And Create 0ne Of The Most Memorable . :fi Give credit to this quartet of officers for producing a day to remember: Kim Parade marshalls for the homecoming were Laurie Klanchar, Renae Hrabak Zidanic, Amy Coppola, Gina Cortese, president, and Michele Lamancusa. Marcy Pelucio, Wendy Beeler, and Audra Constantine. Homecomings Wir Can you place the face? Looks like Sherri Vaughn. Carrie McKay, and Missy Berta. First prize float decorating trophy went to German Club officers Pam Feltes and Pat Bradley. President Cortese and her associates. Pelucio and Klanchar make the presentation. -3 I . -2 K. It ,,. V lf., .1 ,I- 1 . .'.' '.v ' l'.J!,s -' Aw: VD ' s Q K 'sg -. A ' Tag.. lu.. I . ' : - , ft, '. , A ggi. -us gf 8 . . ,. Q ,K HOW, 1. .,v, .L u.lx...g.q'. ,la K v : V i?',v.,, Q : .fr'au l ,tm ' , L .: ,: .l'+,1.' Ju. S ,ik Everybody loves a clown, here are four deserving of your affection: Heather lrani. Aimee Watt, Kim Steel, and Kyra Zula. Q 'W ' N:-, A 1 gl. l Q t 41'-x tl S Clowns abound: Jodi Anderson, Kim Steel and Sue Jackson. 115 French Club This Crganization Has An International Flair FRENCH CLUB SENIORS Copposite page, topb ROW I1 Jeff Chopp, Mary Pat Donnelly, Lisa Sage, Lori Stefancic, Kyra Zula, Kim Lissy, Terri Szajnuk, Kim Mclntyre, Steve Palas- chak, Rob Zimmerman ROW 21 Dan Scar- brough, Bill Wright, Doug Kalning, Colleen Dworek, Shan Painter. Suzanne Nagy, Mi- chelle Boyle, Stephanie Shuker, Marcy Pelu- cio, Sherri Conrad, Lisa Kardos. Melody Ca- vanaugh, Jennifer Bednarz FRENCH CLUB JUNIORS COPPOSIIE page o tom ROWI Wendy Gulllano Amy Kehoe Cynthia Yost Laurel Mlzener Janese Jones Daunette Pecora Lori Dugan Sharon Ward Beth Pe trick Christie Colello Row 2 Janel Clement Chris Ann Breeger Lisa Bruderly Carl La a tosh Leslie Vernall Christy Hood Jim Fulcher Adrienne Tyson Sharon Barczy Sal ly McNelly Denise Krisko Heidi Summers ROW 3 Janet Elliott Marla Sandala Erin Rl ley Jayme Austin Jim Palmero Kara McWll Ilams Chuck Stamford Greg Petrosky Nora Mulvlhlll Bart Patterson Language Clubs Look Toward Annual lnternat lonal Night As High Point Of The Year GERMAN CLUB fAboveJ ROW I Karl Bauer Sue Brutsche Pam Brutsche Betsy Deedrlck John Sclfo Shan non Karp Jlll Welsklrcher ROW 2 Mike Polczynskl Jay Kramer John Bury Jennifer Crew Patience Yaremko Pam Feltes Larr Becker Jeff Page Mrs Chlodney ROW3 Dave Hacker Pat Bradley Jim Buhl Jim Dee Dave Duncan Kevin Blond: GERMAN CLUB SOPHOMORES ROW I Deanne Perllnger Kamala Ramas wamy Lynett Fryer Monica Conway Rosle Kraus Susie Zlppalo Ellen Blamick Andie Pavllc Debbie Cox Carina Froeschl Sandy Best ROW2 Bill Fowler Jeff Kamlnsky Bar bara Brlm Terry Kerestes Mark Weis klrcher John Olsen Jay Fldler Scott Shlffler Mrs Chlodney ROW 3 Alex McCann Don Coulter Dave Konovlch Jeff Mols Mark Lu kasclwelz Beazer Mike Clegg Mike Washll Paul Benko German Club Frau Chlodny Takes Her Students Beyond The Classroom Through Club Activities .bt- J I I 1 1 1 I I I ' , I I 1 1 k- 1 1 1 I I I ' 1 1 : 1 1 ' I I I ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . : , , I I I ' 1 . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 . . : 1 1 1 1 1 . : 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I - I I ' 1 1 1 1 . : 1 I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 German Club Captures First Prize ln Annual Float Contest Proudly guarding their medieval castle are: David Konovich, Scott Shiffler. and Jim Bu Deedrick, Deanna Perlinger. and Jennifer Crew. F 5 fa F , A A A .ery . . . Wunderbar In the back row. Frankie Feltes, Pam Feltes, Lisa Longo, Betsy S N1 L is f, . ,- gp , AT, its si Second Place Goes To The French Club, They Revive The Days Cf The Fall Of The Bastille . O O Tres Bien l Q athering around the symbols ofthe French Revolution are Cheryl Shenefelt, Amy Kehoe. Lori Stefanic, a d J EII I h d L S g J l Clement, Rob Palaschak, Laurel Mizener, Lisa Bruderly, Jeff Chopp, Toni Dubovsky, and Jennifer Bednar O h fl J P I d K M l y Language Clubs Out Do Them All! AW'-3 . I Q- Spanish Club sponsor, Mrs. Gillis keeps busy: first checking a candy sale inventory with Amy Carlheim, and then, later in the day overseeing a singing rehearsal with Mike Orrvick who provided guitar accompaniment. 3 S S S 5 S S S S fi S .Q S E is g. Spanish Club members stay long after school to practice their singing of Spanish songs. Blending their voices are Beth Staso and Burkhart Cbelow centerj. Michele Washil, Julie Lohr and John Wardfright belowj, and Corrine Stephanic, Sue Sieradzki, Laurie Klanchar, Jodi Anderson Cleft belowj. SPANISH CLUB SENIORS Copposite pagel ROWI: Sandy Dobos, Melania Panozo, Chris Mulroy, Kristi Bacco, Jodi Anderson, Chris Kelly, Brenda Kerber, Debbie Burkhart, Wendy Weyant, Ana Perez. ROW 2: Gayle Toth, John Ward, Michele Washil, Barb Condie, Claudia Ruzina, Tami Riley. Eileen Dunlay, Heather lrani. Rose Keddie, Laurie Klanchar, Aimee Watt, Mrs. Gillis. ROW 3: Julie Lohr, Nancy Yencho, Corinne Stephanik, Beth Staso, Barb Siebert, Laura Eisenhuth, Lori Como, Missy Re- setar, Anthony Hoffman, Richard Brown, Daryl Alm, Ed Brinko. SPANISH CLUB JUNIORS fAboveJ ROW I: Heather Benevento, Marci Runt, Beth Pavlic, Kathy Rosengarth, Shelly Waitlevertch, Amy Yeager, Susan Mendt, Amy Coppola, Sandy Patter- son, Renae Hrabak, Julie Hensberger. ROW 2: Dan- ielle Disantis, Gina Mowery, Lisa Krutz, Anne Balta, John Beynon, Diane Brady, Patti Durick, Amy Carl- heim, Mark Bushik, Tammy Wolfe, Nancy Collie. ROW 3: Missy Medich, Dawn Klassen, Suzy Erinc. Leslie Kattic, Michelle Lamancusa, Becky Fichtner. Kim Hoffman, Patty Eseny, Lori Arnold, Lori Phillips. Spani h Club SPANISH CLUB JUNIORS CBeIowJ ROW I: John Behun, Tom Rinkacs, Colleen Carrigan. Pam Siroky, Donna Shimko, John Crupieg Bryce Mueller, ROW 2: Barb Conroy, Maria Mariori,'lCaren Bost, Lynne Davidson, Anna Ratesic, Monica Perz, Theresa Wtorkiewicz, Julie Grskovich, Kim Marsha- lik, Aimee Reber. ROW 3: Russell Sabo, Janis John- son, Jeff Marchand. Keith Davis, Jeff Dean, Suzy Erinc, Dawn Klassen, Melissa Medich, Tracy Barber. Wendy Cooper, Buddy Holderbaum, Robb Ross. ROW 4: Rich Thomas, Jim Creider, Martin Graffius, Pat Marchand, Greg Greyno, Dom Janero, Scott Dal- las, Mike Kustra, George Halter, Marc Saunders, Bri- an Bergman. . -L' J . . i i i Homecoming '84 Parade Of Floats 122 ' x dr Q3 1 A . Just in case you missed the Homecoming Parade of Floats, PENNON '84 presents a review of all of the entries. This page: The Spanish Club recreates the adventure of Christopher Columbus. above, the Student Council, below, bring Pilgrims and Indians together as a result of the Mayflower voyage, and the FBLA, left. constructs a covered wagon and heads for the West. Opposite page: Top: A Mississippi riverboat was a third place winner for the National Honor Society, while DECA decked themselves out in a patriotic surrounding, Center: The Chorus featured energetic dancersf the Health Careers Club captured the memory of a nineteenth century ambulance. Bottom: The Pep Club entered a futuristic settings and the Sophomore Class tied for third place with a colorful decor that brought back memories of the turn of the century. A photo of the Senior Class float appears on page 45. and the Junior Class entry is featured on page 8. 5 xx? Mix f 3 'FQ ? NA ig? U Wg E 18 8 ,ff g Z' ff'TL.-- 4X--ff --gi Life t The Lockers Lockers - - - they're not just for textbooks anymore . . . just ask Ron Palarino. Tony Benevento and Renae Hrabak in a con- versation just prior to being ushered into a homeroom by a hall duty teacher. 124 E 5 S B 5 -1 Stephanie Smith has a locker that overflows with all sorts of surprises. Vickie McKay converts her locker into a bulletin board. Meet me at my locker could be the motto of Aimee Watt, Chris Smerekar, Sherri Vaughn, and Jill Weiskircher Cleftj. Above. Kathy Eichelberger makes a locker stop between classes. .Rm Sometimes lockers are used to deliver birthday greetings as is the case for Marci Pelucio. Rick Henzler provided the greeting. Carrie McKay found a birthday balloon in her locker. Sometimes if you put too much into a locker. you can't get it out of the locker. All students have probably felt the frustration of Lisa Krutz. At least Lisa has Suzy Erinc to offer a helping hand. E 1 x 5 E 5 r Lockers, They Are For Meetings And Greetings Dave Duncan looks on as Laurie Klanchar displays the photo menagerie on her lock- er door. Kara McWilliams and Carole Skoretz meet at this locker every day. 125 Hail To The Queen, Donna Sturkie! Knights Relive A Medieval Coronation At The Norwin Manor. Royalty Reigns, Loyal Subjects Applaud, And Homecoming '84 Is History. Long Live The King, Dom Volpe! T! l El d d ' s welcome the new king, Dom Volpe, and queen, Donna Sturkie. musimwa Simi? S Ky Wdyy d The drama of becoming a queen. first an then another squeeze by Kim Zi- embrace by Wendy Weyant . . , danic. fi-'Etta' was ?5f? ' .f fu- 9 lf f A' ,f'1,.tts, ,, Q y, '27'l vg ' I 'Z if gjgiw ,ff J Queen Donna. Queen candidates: Sherri Conrad, Donna Sturkie, and Wendy Weyant. Sophomore attendants: Scott Bittner. Jill Bertani, Anna Mandalakas, and Joe Ca- Junior attendants: Steve Kolat, Susan Mendt, Sandra PBUCFSOF1, and J0hI1 SCif0. serio. 127 Pennon I984 - George Orwell Wrote It, The Yearbook Staff Preserved It. 2 5 5 5 i, il 2 2 B l l s S Associate editor Vickie McKay sacrificed one period a day to work on the yearbook. At her side is Becky Fichtner, a JV member of the PENNON staff. J f B I g d J ifer Barkac assumed the responsibility of typing identifications. Pennon Staff Keeps Busy To Insure That BOO September Subscribers Are Happy In May. so if Associate editor Jeff Page i en here as he takes subscription orders for the i984 yearb k Caution-Editors At Work On A Book That Reviews The Year. 'G' W Leslie Dopkosky offered her service as a photographer in training. .... ' L 5, Y, 4. Editor-in-Chief Nancy Yencho makes change for Holly Peters. Shown at Nancy's side is Lori Benvin. Two of the most dependable staff members were Heather Benevento and Barb Conroy. 'fl PENNON STAFF ROW I: Becky Fichtner, Chris Kelly, Barb Conroy, Jennifer Russel, Vickie McKay, John Ward, Sue Lloyd ROW 2: Mr. Polivka, Debbie Coyle, Jennifer Barkac, Heather Benevento, Claudia Ruzina, Jennifer Balog, Lori Benvin, Nancy Yencho, Jeff Page TRUMPETS ROW I: Carrie Cvej- kus, Don Coulter, Terry Kerestes, Kelly Brickel, Kathy Cot- tone, Mike Moore. Ed Petrocsko. ROW 2: John Brosnahan, Mike Johns, Ben Harrison, Bill Stocks. Jeff Eckberg, Rodger Gennaro, Marc Sanders. The Band- Closeup They Place 9 9 Third ln Defending Their National Championship ln Johnson City, Tenn. FLUTES ROW If Tami Riley, Jocelyn Oswalt, Kathy Rosen- garth, Chris Shrump, Bonnie Browne. ROW 2: Beth Brady, Jackie Eberman, Debbie Zera, Tracy Barber. Pam Brutsche. Denise Geiselman. SAXOPHONES AND MELLOPHONES ROW If Trish Tatar- zyn, Jack Martin, Mike Kegg, Jack Lin- ton, Paul Vlasick, Jeff Dean, Kim Shab- Iik. ROW 2: Janet Dick, Leslie Vernail. Jackie Prehoda, Missy Resetar, Ka- ren Leyden, Cindy Stayer, Debbie Cox, Lisa Lockwood. l is lk L ig ' ' LJ 2 E 2 xwgi f' X li D' N-,jj 1? S , Q 3 af 8 , U A 'V -I f' x I Av K X f Q Mfg ' ' 4-5 li iw j Q ff AX ff if - --. mf f!,. MM' 'J 5 9 'Q Q 'L Q gwi Q xxlfj gi in ,V I .I W, 1 if N fy ,N M, ,A Wx N . VW. Q., , has-ann PM ?' ,efgfg 'W UAA lm f 54 1 N I W v, M , , gg , 4 X in if 4 A ' A six is 'fy ffl - X x , K X .gk ,lgmdggr X ,'gg 11'-'M L.,--ff x . . - 4z...' QV-' 5-2 gk! 5 'S-I MAE 123 5 s '-My-Q W, W, H., E 525 j ,E 1 , A it g 'iw W av if R , vi s x:Mze',ze,1a,Qv:,,m :V 'f f ., Q5y:5zffH'S'S4' E 51 Q gi g gi ? ...4 .,,, 2, 25. i 5 gif fm Q! 5 sg! f ,7-ff ,gm K x g iffffffm in X my f, I M 'X , V we L3 , In A , ,Qi M MQ, H If iv Marcy Shorts and Mlke Kemeny waltlng for their cue. Norwln s number one fans Include the band .T k X- x wx TM 'F A brassy solo by a classy bandsman Jeff Eckberg A salute from the trumpet section, above, and a bow from the maiorettes below. right, Field Conductor, Ted Coiner, directs his award winning group ,,,...e X 6, riuw 'A . 134 Head And Shoulders Above The Rest. MAJORETTES ROW I: Julianne Kopas, Regina DeZorzi, Sue Ra- tica, Francine Ferlin, Ja- net Sullenberger, Laurie Lehosky. ROW 2: Lori Lose, Rhonda McCul- lough, Lynn Liebdzinski, Jodi Agnew, Michelle Kratsas. COLORGUARD ROW It Barb Horten, Lynn Belechak, Andrea Unnone, Rhonda For- emsky, Michelle Need- ham, Kim McCann. ROW 2: Christy Hood, Colleen Carrigan, Patty Behun, Kelly Harrison. ROW 3: Lynn Johnson. Dawn McCann, Lesley F u r m a n , D a w n Schmotzer, Carol Tom- linson, Nancy Pastor. Lori Zych. ROW 4: Chris Rydzak, Stephanie John- son, Debbie Rice. Den- ise Krisko, Lonnie Sulli- van, Becky Holloman. Beth Kuczinski, Janis Johnson, Linda Han- cock, Mollie Kirmeyer. Ann Reilly, Lora Parkhill. Paula Unnone, Tina Mig- nogna. Christie Colello, Tracy Schwartz, Diana Brady, Jodi Waugaman. Cindy Yost. 135 , W' sv K S 5 s s WE ,.. A. s,,.s,......s,-is-M-w-s SFT? S NORWIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ROW I: Stephanie Johnson, Christie Colello, Chris Ann Breeger, Janet Elliott, Jennifer Crew, Walt Perz. ROW 2: Linda Lagorga, Julie Grskovich, Anna Rate- sic, Monica Perz, Andy Svec, Dave Elliott, Monica Conway, Vicky Mull, Mrs. Hockensmith, Director. More Music, This Time On Stage STAGE BAND ROW It Mike Moore, Mike Johns, Ted Coiner. Paul VI sick, Jack Linton, Jack Martin, Tom Shrump. Dale Rod: ROW 2: Karla Armbrust, Bill Powler, Tom Mangan, Pa Armor, Mike Novosedliak, Kathy Rosengarth, Randy S deski, Andy Svec, Ben Harrison, Jordan Garbin. Rick S bol, Jeff Eckberg, John Brosnahan X, 0 . , N. is K 2- 5 W Pinch Hitters Their Enthusiasm For The Baseball Team Proves That Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend! PINCH HITTERS ROW I: Amy Bamford, Amy Davis. Jill Moffatt, Sharon Ward, Lisa Fletcher, Wendy Sherry, Tracy Holmes, Kathy Grasha. ROW 2: Michelle Mclntyre, Jill Soisson, Gina Demaro, Amy Kehoe, Amy Coppola, Daunette Pecora, Missy O'Rourke, Pam Thomas, Lisa Zuber. ROW 3: Kim Hoffman, Patty Eseny, Nancy Collie, Mary Pat Donnelly, Renee Altman, Kim Arlia, Lisa Longo. ROW 4: Tami Riley, Donna Shimko, Pam Siroky, Mary Beth Sumpman, Karen Bindas, Wendy Knieriem. Mary Jo Surace. ROW 5: Diana Brady, Julie Lohr, Michelle Zeravica, Sheri Oskin, Lori Arnold, Sharon Hixson. ROW 6: Cari Lakatosh, Lisa Bruderly, Doreen Barclay, Kathy Likar. ROW 7: Bonnie Gray, Laura Eisenhuth, Michelle Needham, Leslie Vernail, Trish Tatarzyn, Cindi Janitor, Lisa Glenn, Kim Mclntyre. ROW 8: Cheryl Hixson, Debbie Plank, Missy Berta, Dana Costello, Shan Painter. Michelle Boyle, Patty Gergely. Sherry Tatters, Lynn Johnson, Kathy Diegelman, Leslie Bucklew, Amy lvkovitch, Kim Honick. Patience Yaremko. O 3 Tracy Cancelliere and Tracy Carlson do the hula as John Brynon, Sheri Oskin, Eric Brooks, Mr. Kattic. look on with approval. Perhaps Mr Kattlc s history class was studying Hawaiian annexation that dayl ibm 1 ' 5- also 5, e 1.49 V Ron Novak demonstrates his surfing technique . . . where's the surfboard??ll 138 Dressed for the occasion, Leslie Kattic plants a few leis on Jeff Sicurot then to Jeff's surprise and pleasure. she plants a kiss in the tradition of the South Seas. Wahines And Kanes Galore As Colorful Gutfits Transform The Halls Of N.H.S. To The Beaches Of Sunny Waikiki. Aloha To All! Y' M ' -1 ww-an --u..4.4,4al.TF2ffff ' 1':3Wff.vw , s, W JEL! W1 xl w if '- ,,a 4 fguggfabk Q., Rrz, ,Q 4, V n If - V K . ' : ' , wfxi if wmv.-.A.. W s Wwinqg gs QE I . i ' fl. f' fi ,Aj L 'Y . ,,., Ag? ' QW!-QW , 4 715' me-7 'Elisa -. 'it 4 'Ir -Q. -1.x r ! KX: 5 'fl i I 1 e Balta give hul If fs -X 'QYQY1 h 2 a A L x grit f X SQ- 5 3, 64 , ' 'Q' ,W sb if ' ' . ,.- , 3 .1-1' -v 6 gmt AW., I , I 4 'x WMU Wm .Y V QA The Knight Krier - The Free Press KNIGHT KRIER STAFF ROW If Sharon Barczy, Holly Peters. Jill Crossen, Gina Cortese. Tracy Cancelliere, Cari Lakatosh ROW 2: Mike Chopp, Lisa Kardos, .lim Kowalski, Dave Lukasik. Chuck Henderson, Bill Stocks, Mr. Matko KNIGHT KRIER STAFF ROW l: Denine Keller, Laura Eisenhuth, Melody Cavanaugh, Cindi Janitor, Michelle Stec, Sue Wargo, Amy Coppola, Aimee Watt ROW 2: Paul Newman, Doug Kalning, Gordon Nelson, Rich Hensler, Rich Francis, Jim Cox, Mr. Matko l l l .v Advisor Edward Matko opens up the first issue of the Knight Krier to the scrutiny of assistant principal Mr. Yates. Flanking the pair of readers are Denine Keller and Jim Cox. 140 P: OB S Catching up on the news--Cindy Janitor and Trish T Happy readers make for a happy Knight Krier staff. klive And Well At Norwin High! r sir' 99? 4. ,H nV,,,,.,,,,. ,,, :dItor, Jim Kowalski. on his way to check lr is difficult to concentrate when the Knight Krier is distributed - - - here Julie Wt 3 SIOFY' Hensberger looks over the shoulder of Melanie Bernadowski. X Jim Kowalski Assumes Position As Editors His Staff Stays Cn Top Of The News For 470 Subscribers I984 Life Styles On their way to their first period class - - - and sporting fashion that range from blue jeans to mini skirts - - - are Jayme Austin, Stephanie Kleckner, and Michelle Lamancusa. 142 5 eiel i 0 agar, X , '- K M Clothes And Cars, Still High On List Of Top Teen Topics. trust in this big red machine. x A 1 In '84 what's new? Rick KIingensmith's fashion knickers as seen on Denise Scott Chervenick's checkerboard Pat Wintermeyer's footwear is tattoo . . . Doshen . . . shoes . . . also unique. Although most students get to school on the big yellow bus, Jeff Mitchell puts his Mrs. Hoffman for the photographs. ,Mf fin..-f X, ook for Mrs. Piker in the happy group above. She took her business students out of the classroom for n hour of Elaine Powers type of physical fitness. More of the same at right, and PENNON '84 thanks Also In The 8O's, Physical Fitness ls A Concern Of All For Athletes As Well As For Others. Keeping in shape yet another way - - - volleyball players gently jogging around the halls after school hours. f, 311: is .-, : A. .3--5.,rQL . .- FE : rf.-.L .'1,:i ':'r'?f , ,,,fl:v. T 4 iv ,, 1-.,.,1. Vp- ,,,' :A V 1- . rl ..'.,1 ,. L- pl, :-'Iii 5 f' i W. . t!'.x 'i- f... 3 1 The mini skirt revival hit Norwin this year along with off the shoulder fashions inspired by the hit motion picture, Flashdance. Examples of these new fads appear on Susan Mendt, Kelly Conroy, and Dana Carleno. Sporting the more traditional outfit is Lori Arnold, Speaking of tradition, the denim look has held firm over the past decade . . . Connie Zeiler provides the reminder of that as she uses perhaps the most necessary component of the teen sub culture. Rehearsal For Death, Directed By Mr. Dwyer Raises Funds For Senior Class. Kay receives a myriad of reactions from her colleagues. Lieutenant Carroll, known to his classmates as Kirk Yenerall, sets his sights on saving the day . As shown by the shocked faces of Cheryl Shenefelt and Beth Thomas, Doug Kalning stunned the audience by confessing to be the murderer. Lorraine Spencer and Sue Wargo play a scene that is drenched in emotion. pathos, and melodrama. CAST OF FALL PLAY ROW If Carrie McKay, Jim Kowalski, Jeff Weber ROW 2: Kirk Yenerall. Lorraine Spen- cer, Sue-Ann Wargo, Gary Morgan. Beth Thomas, Cheryl Shenefelt, Doug Kalning ROW 3: Rob Palaschak, Mary Printz, Kamala Ramaswamy, Maria Sabo, Debbie Dugan, Wendy Caughey, H.D. Dwyer. :ti 145 : ' - 1-:.i -ff'-film'tfS:W1i5W:F5?'?:?il-'ii1512: ..- 3 ..1gz:i.'i F 51 X Sue Wargo, under careful supervision of Mr. Dwyer, puts t touches on her makeup before going on stage. 'st if , ffl, iirr - l ..'. Would you believe this was the set for REHERSAL FOR DEATH? Actually PEN- NON '84 felt that some of it's reader would enjoy looking back on some pre- vious casts who took the time to auto- graph some stage backdrops. 146 he finishin S Th Seldom Seen World Of The Cast Backstage Prop chairman Kamala Ramaswamy changing the set between acts. Hamming it up for the camera are Debby Du- S gan and Wendy Caughey. 5 S S On opening night, stage manager Jim Kowalski makes a last minute check on props, Lorraine Spencer and the rest of the cast anxiously eth Thomas helps Rob Palaschak get ready for his ue. As evident by Carrie McKay, mirrors f played an important role in prepara- A tion for each production. Q Lorraine Spencer and Carrie McKay show that preparing for curtain calls is strenuous work. await their cues. Kirk Yenerall reading over his lines. F , .Q t si si S , . . ,...o Ns.ssss..a1My,gxt it 5 S gl . wifi , . F? K 1. nm 3 Ki .1 ' ig, M , uv y r at ' - 4- f . . '-M 4 QCR-XQXQX ,. , S551 i U i i JM R i I - . M., :rx , F5 Gary Morgan bringing up the house lights Yes it's . . . MORE OF THE SETIII Actually. more casts from the as intermission starts. pastl 147 Distributive Education A ' N K p g p book is part of the DECA program, 1 g h crapbook are Kim Zidanic, Sue Jack- ! M S nd Donna Sturkie. After A Year Of Hard Work And Preparation, Deca Officers Take Their Talents To The State Convention In Hershey. DECA DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION C UBS' OF AMERICA ROW If Tom Duffy, L AI S d Bl ROW ander Ed d 2: Kelly L M k k K Lubin k L K U b Jeff Burk, Mr. Savidge, D Sturkie. Practically every club in the school raises funds by selling candy, and the DECA Club is no different. Counting their leftovers are Donna Sturkie and Sue Jackson. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA ROW I: Heidi Woods, Lois Lit- tle, Mark Knapp, Charlene Henzler, Dave Hildenbrand, Carol Jackowski, Tom Parker ROW 2: Duane Stantoine. Bill Markosky, Gina Demaro, Tracy Cancelliere. Gretchen Thoma, Lisa Lus, Wendy Brahim, Chris Howard, Vince Papp ROW 3: Ron Peer, Mr. Joseph Wat- koski, Rob Droppa. Mike Hill. Chris Hoffman, Jeff Muenk. Dave Papp. Deanne Drabisin. Melinda Beiter. Becky Fleming. Rhonda Anderson, Mr. Douglas Savidge FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA CSeniorsj ROW If Pam Glew, Sandy Blair, Kathy Likar, Doreen Barclay, Jennifer Barkac, Renee Altman, Karen Lubinski, Sandy Kerber ROW 2: Karen May, Wendy Knieriem, Laura Alexander, Chris Churley, Gia Glagola, Lauren Price, Bonnie Miller, Debbie Novak ROW 3: Karen Ptaszkiewicz, Jennifer Russel, Sherry Tatters, Lisa Pinge, Jennifer Balog, Cheryl Hixon, Heidi Betler, Ruthann Parnham FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Uuniorsj Opposite Page ROW I: Kelly Brickel, Audra Constantine, Lisa Gast, Karen Hartner, Ann Marie Santavicca, Nancy Wessel, Michele Zeravica ROW 2: Melanie Bernadowski, Lisa Lakatosh, Lanaie Edgar, Lisa Glenn, Kelly Baker, Joanne Fazio, Kim Hoffman, Sharon Hixson 9. S S' Q S 3 3 5 3 s s s S 2 i S S 3 Q s 5 5 S S i s Future Bu iness Leaders Of America FBLA members are busy in the winter season as they sell refresh- ments at the varsity basketball gamesf here a smiling Wendy Knier- iem makes a sale. The B in FBLA stands for business, and Lori Sulli- van expects plenty of it as she arranges her sweets. Matt Marcolina shows up as a hungry customer as Christine Shrump and Wendy Knieriem take in a few more dollars for the FBLA treasury. Health Careers Club HEALTH CAREERS CLUB ROW I: Kristi Bacco, Renee A V man, Wendy Knieriem, Carrie Nor- man, Lisa Longo, Heather Ber vento. ROW 2: Eric Gass, B l Stewart, Paul Gass, Michelle Nee ham, Audra Bogacik, Mary Jo Sur' ace, Thelma Semenko. ROW 3: K w Honick, Lori Stefancic, Trish T tarzan, Jodi Anderson, Wen Weyant. Chris Kelly, Cindy Cur now, Monica Luxbacher. ROW! John Ward Sue Skornlc Gayle Toth, Barb Condi Deb Dugan Stacy Bablch Kelly Har Mary Jean Jones. ROW 2: L n Hohn, Sherry Tatters, Jill Berna , Jill Crossen, Laurie Klanchar, D bie Gibson. Michelle Bickersta Tammy Riley, Claudia Ruzil ROW 3: Mark McCall, Todd Keiser, Missy Resitar, Lori Como, Da r Hacker, Kyra Zula, Beth Staso, K n Lissy, Kim Mclntyre, Jill We kircher, Pam Feltes. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB QLefty 1 , ' I , I , ' . r I I E Hmne Econonucs Club HOME EC CLUB ROW I: Nancy West. Lisa Crucis. Verna Kistler, Kim Opielowski. Sua-Ann Wargo, Lisa Lahlor, Linda Soroka RoW 2: Missy Holshoe, Donna Watson, Tina Bartok, Sherri Granata, Rhonda Anderson, Kelly Horseman, Julie Lohr, Lynn Berardi ROW 3: Mrs. Pinkerton, Cindy Long, Kim Wichelman, Judy Grosz, Nicki Seabol, Terry Vinsick, An- drea Smith, Suzanne Nagy, Cheryl Dalton, Kim Rominski, Missy Tes- ta, Miss Scott LIBRARY CLUB ROW If Shelly Miller, Patience Yaremko, Wendy Sherry, Christal Rubright, Donna Wat- son, Rhonda Ross, Chris Vier- heller, Amy Bamford ROW 2: Deanna Perlinger, Darcy Yer- ace, Cathy Lynn Fuegi. Stacy Babich, Missy Holshue, Thea Jardanhazy, Sandi Fowler, Dawn King, Vincent Andog- nozzi, Sue Petro, Mrs. Boyer Library Club 153 5 in American Field Service Hosting Spain And Bolivia AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE SENIORS ROW If Audra Bogacik, Dawn Per- Iinger, Katey Perkins, Ana Perez, Mela Panozo, Lisa Begonia. ROW 2: Lori Como, Gloria Horvath, Cheryl Nesbitt, Bonnie Gray, Jeannie Ooten, Chris Voyna, Debbie Bost, Mary Jo Surace. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS Copposite pagej ROWI: Mary Lou Shoaf, Heather Benevento, Michelle Doban, Rena Ulaky, Lynn Berardi, Lynda Soroka, Lisa Fletcher, Cindy Critchfield. ROW 2 Ellen Blamick, Wendy Sherry. Shani Saula, Lisa Krutz, Anne Balta, Donna Soroka, Alaina Ignaczak, Julie Rizer. ROW 3: Kelly Conroy, Lorraine Spen- cer, Tammy Lorince, Tracy Barber, Barb Conroy, Mike Kostich, Diana Schneider, Sharon Barczy, Jennifer Crew. Far from home this year are the AFS students, from Spain, Ana Perez, and from Bolivia, Mela Panozo. 154 Francine Ferlin, Kyra Zula, Chris Wojciak, and Carole Seaman will always remember their brief stay in France. AFS officers parade down Main Street. Going along for the ride are Mela Panozo. Katey Perkins, Donna Soroka. Gloria Horvath, Barb Conroy, Ana Perez, and Heather Benevento. 155 ational Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SE IORS Cleft Abovej ROW lf Eileen Dunlay, Terri Sze nuk, Kim Lissy, Kyra Zula, Kar: Leyden, Corrinne Stephanik, Be Staso, Pam Feltes. ROW 2: Ant ony Hoffman, Dan Chismar, . Weiskercher, Bill Wright, Da' Priatko, Mark Holder, Joe Babic Jeff Chopp, Nancy Yencho. RO 3: Jim Kowalski, Jeff Page, Da' Hacker, Rob Zimmerman, Lari Matta, Mark Salopek, Dave Du can, Derek Dazen, Jim Kurp. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEI IORS Cleftj ROW I: Steve Palaschak. Audra B gacik, Sherry Conrad, Marcy Pel cio, Wendy Weyant, Sher Vaughn. Jennifer Barkac, Lisa Sai ROW 2: Jennifer Forrest, Carr Ryan, Lori Stefancic, Barb Com Claudia Ruzina, Tom Andrejca Donna Moore, Gretchen Sm. ROW 3: Dorene Bury, Chris Wt ciak, Julie Lohr, Lisa Hohn, Rhom Foremsky, Stephanie Shuker, Lau Eisenhuth, Lori Como, Aimi Watt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JI NIORS CRight abovej ROW I: Tom Rinkacs, Wendy GL Iiano, Heather Benevento. Amy K hoe, Amy Yeager, Lisa Krutz, Be Petrick, Pam Brutsche, Ann Mar Santavicca. ROW 2: Lisa Bruderl Cari Lakatosh, David Wander, Ja Kramer, Amy Coppola, Lislie Ka tic, Stephanie Johnson, Christ Colello, Denise Krisko ROW Patti Durick. Sharon Hixson, M chele Lamancusa. Karen Bost, M ria Sandala, Lori Arnold, Becl- Fichtner, Carol Skoretz. Pam Si oky, Sharon Barczy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JI NIORS CRight belowb ROW lf Jennifer Crew, Am White, Jim Palmiero, Dale Rodd Mike Polczynski, Jeff Dean, Cc Ieen Carrigan, Pat Noll ROW Mrs, Matko, Amy Reeber, Kai McWilliams, Anna Ratesic, Jul Brskovich, Jayme Austin, Monic Perz, Pat Bradley ROW 3: Sco Waitleverich, Greg Petrosky, Noi Mulvihill, Jim Dee, Ken Harris, Ki vin Biondi, Jeff Barkowski, Jac: Machek Scholars And Leaders Who Provide Service With Character. .QQWERSHI ff NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE ROWL Lynn Berardi, Mike Barofolo, Eric Gass, Duane Vogtman, Amy Radford, Terri lwinski ROW 2: D'Arcy Yerace, Trish Tatarzyn, Nancy Yencho. Laura Eisenhuth. Lori Como, Doug Kalning, Regina Bazala ROW 3: Kamara Ramasway, Pat Bradley, Monica Perz, Melinda Beiter, Dave Lukascik, Carrie Cvejkus, Jim Kowalski, Jackie Prehoda National Forensics League - These Clubs Put Their Academic Talents To Use Outside Of The Cassroom, Regional Competition ls The Ingredient Upon Which These Experts On umbers And Word Tend To Thrive - Mathletes MATHLETES ROWI: Lane Davis, Anthony Hoffman, Dave Hacker, Cam Baker, Dan Chismar, Doug Kalning, Bill Wright, Matt Seaman, Jim Kowalski, Jeff Chopp, Jeff Page ROW 2: Mr. Good, Tammy Riley, Sue Skornicka, Marcy Pelucio, Thelma Semenko, Claudia Ruzina, Chris Woiciak, Wendy Weyant, Donna Moore, Gretchen Smail, Lori Como, Audra Bogacik, Aimee Watt ROW 3: Eileen Dunlay, Terri Szajnuk, Beth Staso, Kyra Zula, Kim Lissy, Nancy Yencho, Mark Salopek, Rob Zimmerman, Larry Matta, Bill Shirey, Chuck Ramage, Jim Brunson, Daryl Alm, Derek Dazen, Jeff South l s S QQQNQ me-ua.. ff WMM ,M ffwffwff-'hWMW fiW Clubs ART CLUB ROW I: Marlaina True, Cheryl Dalton, Andrea Smith. Lisa Hess, Wendy Caughey, Marcy Pelucio, Sue Wargo. Paul Gass ROW 2: Bill Wilgus, Holly Peters, Eric Gass, Julie Lohr. John Ward, Peggy Frame, Amy lvkovich, Lindsay Hirshberg ROW 3: Dean Ball, Mark Salopek, Joe Wolk, Bob Stewart, Debbie Dugan, Michele Harris, Robin Clark, Gina Cortese HARD HATS AUDIO VISUAL ROW I: Martin Anerino, Bob Ardellitz, Tony Airgood, Chris Sylvania, Ed Kendall. ROW Scott Waitevertch, Tom Andrejcak. 2: Scott Lachimia, Rick Klingensmith, Q 2 N Being in the right place at the right time is a wish come true for those who like Christmas as well as good music. Glenn Meyers keeps the audience spellbound with his ren- dition of No Golden Carriage. At right, the tempo switches from the vocal to the instrumental as Andrea Pavlik, Rich Sabol, and Jordan Garbin share the spotlight. 160 in dh MJ' LA, ' 'K ' Wm The Chorus Once Again The Community C-Fathers To Hear The I32 Member Chorus, Under The Direction if of Mrs. Jeanne Close. Communit Cheryl Shenefelt pleased the crowd with a solo performance of Are My Ears on Straight? The chorus closed their performance with the Hallelujah Chorus ---the alumni in the audience were asked to join in the singing. Cristmas s A Time Of Peace Is The Title Cf The Choral Department? Gift To The Over two dozen carols filled the air on the night of the concert. Some chorus members, Sandy Sturkie, Suzie Susin, Tammy Joyce above, and Susan Errera below. sold re- freshments during intermission. -xi The camera catches Lisa Begonia at rehearsal as she prepared for moving version of O Holy Night, Practicing with her accompanist, Lisa Malley, is another solo performer, Heather Lersh. Heather sang Little Babe. 162 Chorus CHORUS CSOPRANOJ ROW I: Lisa Begonia, Cheryl Shenefelt, Lindz Soroka, Shelly Coates, Kerri O'Bruba, Tam Lorince, Christine Clougherty, Chris Rydzak Beth Pedder, Jodi Shidel, Mary Gash, Jane Clement ROW 2: Renee Rettger. Krista Dunlap Cindy Host, Donna Soroka, Lisa Gast, Tammy Joyce, Tye Balego, Susanne Soloman, Joy Roth- geb, Nicole Mortakis ROW 3: Heather Ritten- berger, Denine Keller, Suzie O'Neill, Bethany Yeager, Sue Errera, Jamie Bottesch. Carrie Ryan, Heather Lersch, Marci Synder, Thea Jardanhazy, Julie Hensberger ROW 4: Kathy Diegelman, Kelly Conroy, Melanie Bernadowski, Amy Grubb, Barb Conroy, Jennifer Bednarz, Chris Habarka, Chris Voyna, Lisa Bolton, Carrie Cvejkus, Lorraine Spencer, Dawn Hall, Tracie Weiss CHORUS CALTOD ROW I: Lisa Fletcher, Wendy Sherry, Andrea Pavlik, Donna Sarver, Debbie Vezzani, Cheryl Hanko, Monica Conway. Lynn Berardi. Debbie Dugan, Donna Noll, Linda Lagorga. Beverly Wis- bar ROW 2: Patti Eseny, Linda Hensler, Danielle Disantis, Connie Zeiler, Pam Kettren, Laurel Mi- zener, Missy O'Rourke, Sandra Martin, Debbie Bost, Kathy Priatko, Rhonda Ross ROW 3: Wendy Brahim, Kim Hoffman, Kara Delaney, Karen Yan-' ichko, Lisa Lakatosh, Betsy Deedrick, Jenny Johnson, Sue Grynkewicz, Jill Dicristofaro, Den- ise Eberts, Jamie Nesta ROW 4: Diana Schneider, Anna Ratesic, Suzy Susin, Sandy Sturkie, Jeannie Ooten, Terri lwinski, Renee Schneider, Debbie Plank, Heidi Betler, Verna Kistler, Amy Carlheim, Shan Painter, Cindy Curnow, Joann Carlheim CHORUS CTENOR 8 BASSJ ROW I: John Andrasko, Glann Pratt, Jeff Weber, John Ward, Adam McPherson, Lars Bohman, Matt Little, Dave Priatko, Alex McCann, Bill Os- wald, Darryl Granata ROW 2: Mark Knapp. Shawn Carolan, Mike Bartko, Dan Zontek. Rick Thomas, Glenn Meyers, Larry Lance, Scott Hre- docik, Tim White, Fred Garbin ROW 3: Jim Pal- miero, Walter Reese, Dave Defazio, George Halter, Tom Duffy, Darren Kosanovic, Rich Sed- don, Mike Baird, Brent Bruno, Walter Perz, Lon Krise Sopranos Tenor S The HO' Ball The Weather Outside Was Frightful, But The Dance Was So Delightful S A Coke and a smile--especially the one one Denise Benevento's face--added to the delight of Doug Ditillo. Linda ric CII and arren Bac T k D hy catch the fancy of their friends. Q ? Msg, Enchanted couple--Don Scuvotti and Leslie Buck- lew. Happy couple-Carole Seaman and Tom Dia- ble. 'Twas The Knights After Christmas And All Through The House, Scores Of Admirerers Applauded As Ernie Brown And Kim Steele Are Crowned King And Queen. SNO-BALL COURT ROW I: Michelle Bickerstaff, Lynn Liebd- zinski, Donna Sturkie, Kim Steel, Wendy Weyant ROW 22 Dom Volpe, .lim Kurp, Rich Hensler, Rob Delgross, Ernie Brown Royal CoupleM-Queen Kim Steel and King Ernie Brown. School superintendent Charles Lauffer provides the crown. Dancing couple--Dawn Hall watches as Glenn Myers demonstrates a new step. A . Competing Couples--nominees for king and queen pose for the photographer--names are above The Ski Club was easily one of the largest clubs in the school. They gathered around their advisor, Mrs. Wachowski, long before the snows came and posed for this picture, which posed a problem for the year- book staff who consequently apolo- gizes for not being able to identify a group of this size. Ski Club ROW I: Amy Davis, Lynn Berardi, Tina Bartok, Sandy Sturkie, Tammy Joyce, Karen Yanichko, Jodi Young ROW 2: Wendy Beeler, Kelly Cipriani, Michelle Chopp, Wendy Brahim, Amy Bamford, Ellen Blamick, Maria Sabo, Sherry Granada, Beth Thomas ROW 3: Mary Jean Jones, Dana Carleo. Kim Smith, Renee Schnieder, Chris Vierheller ROW 4: Laureen Lees, Adrienne Tyson, Kim Slepski, JoAnn Carlheim, Kim Putz, Amy Grubb, Kim Honick, Mary Jo Surace ROW 5: Lisa Lusebrink, Kathy Priatko, Carrie Cveikus, Darci Yerace. Michelle Ackerman, Stacy Babich, Diane Frick, Cindy Corder Pep Club 7 ff. --s--' K gums .laws 3 saa .qw ,xv N NWS px Q - Q iw fs : S .. -. -15 . Q Powder Puff Football Muddy Field Turns Game lnto Smudge Match As Seniors Down Juniors 22-20. Defensive stars, Terri Szajnuk and Kim Lissy wait for their turn as the Seniors mount a drive against the Juniors. Clash of the Titans! Senior Pam Thomas tangles with Sandy Patterson, Pam eventually kept the ball and went on for a touchdown. Meanwhile, Renae Hrabak and Sherry Vaughn practice the tango. Unanimous agreement. One positive feature of the annual powderpuff football game is the fact that it is usually played without any controversy. 168 You can do it Lesliel Mutual trust is etched in the faces of Coach and Player as Kattic becomes Lann's secret weapon. The weapon worked--Kattic Scored! 'ws W ggi pf 8 ' 'if Q il is heerleaders ROWL Dee Dee Juhasz, Amy Coppola, Leslie Kattic Terri Szajnuk, Claudia Ruzina, Eileen Dunlay, Lisa Vozel, Sue Kowalski. ROW 2: Daunette Pecora, Kim Hoffman, Honey Lynn Tornblum, Kelly Schaffer, Lau- rie Turkowski, Tammy Kastronis, Lee Ann Zang. Lori Dakin, Beth Petrick, Jennifer Colinear. The combined efforts of the cheerleaders produces spirit as well as entertainment for the student body Cheerleaders These Girls Are Married To Norwin's Sports Program For Better Or For Worse! Ugg Vt D AyCppld I Go Knights. Kim Hoffman pleads for the firs Girls Basketball Mulvihill And Reeber Keep Lady Knights In Thick Of Section Race. Season Record Is I6 Wins, 8 Losses. ' BSYQH' R - : L . R :I I - S L 'f f-. .: L- I . V V JL: - . .L1Ll: ....c B B B S B - S S S S a 1' sttiit . L - L T - - , . L . - . ---- M .. . . K .- ,eg-i..-gg-K ' . 3 K . -K . KVLL .1 L . - T L 'L L L LL -. L T L L -. -LLLL - L1 ROW I: Tina Tomko, Chris Jack- son. Donna Watrous. Nora Mulvi- hil, Amy Reeber. Robin Kozlowski, Tami Patrick, Julie Rader, Julie Marshall ROW 2: Mr. Shrader, Shelly Waitlevertch, Debbie Plank, Becky Fichtner. Gina Carrick, Missy Thomas, Stephanie Capponi. Cissi Bazala, Barb Kushner, Debbie Coyle. Mr. Martin f. is IW 1 S Gina at work. Coach Shrader offers last minute instructions to Gina Carrick Cleftj, then Gina takes to the court and executes just as the Coach instructed. 172 Nora loves Wilson! Go up for a rebound against Nora Mulvihill and you are sure to end up a loser. Knights Knot Franklin In Second Place Finish Behind Undefeated Greensburg Central Catholic Aimee aimslAimee Reeber is recognized as one of the finest basketball talents in the area. Aimee again! This time she sets her sights on getting around the opposition. Bottled up. Mulvihill, Fichtner, and Plank eliminate all chances for the op- position to make a play. Where 's the opposition? Four JV play- ers going after the ball makes one wonder if the opposing team ever showed up, For the Knights Waltrous, Coyle, Jackson, and Radar keep the action going. 173 Big Mike strikes again. Mike Rasp goes for a goal against defending WPIAL champs, McKees- port. 174 BOYS BASKETBALL ROW If Scott Waitlevertch, Doug Jackson, Dan Malkos, Matt Marcolina, Mark Weiskircher, Ron Antol, Jeff Molls, Doug Matty, Jeff Shrump, Tom Salopek. ROW 2: Bill Henderson, Brian South, John Rasp, Jeff Bor- kowski, Dave Smith, Bob Thomas, Mike Rasp. Bob Kosar, Mike Muchoney, Randy Sydeski. oys Varsity Basketball Knight Finish Fourth In Section Play. Coach Polczynski's Young Squad Gets Valuable Playing Time ln Order To Thrive ln '85. Another Rasp. Sophomore John Rasp takes the ball down the court. Playmaker, Jeff Shrump is vital to the Knights. Keepers Of The Scores, The Managers Managers Ron Brant and Tom Andrejcak Homff Nokwnv AWAY scokf SEASON SCORES OPPONENT Hempfleld Belle Vernon Latrobe Monessen Connelsvllle Jeannette Mckeesport Greensburg Central Catholic KlSkl Farrell Lawrenceville Catholic Franklin Hempfleld Greensburg Penn Trafford Latrobe Klskl Franklin Derry Hempfleld Greensburg Penn Trafford Latrobe Butler CWPIAL Playoffs COTJ OPP SCORE A 54 ' 52 A 57 52 A 5l 68 A 55 65 H es ' 49 H 59 37 H Se 68 A 59 ' 56 H 59 ' ' 69 A ee 66 H 52 ' A 53 A SI ' 49 A 52 Derry 4l H as ' 42 A 59 39 H es 40 A 47 74 A 57 ' ' 7' H 54 ' 52 H eo 40 A 40 ' 52 H 69 48 A ss 44 7 H se 59 4 72 73 175 Varsity Basketball Those Who Follow The Knights In Action See A Team That Is Young, lnconsistant, And Prone To Injuries. Suspended animation. All action appears to stop as Bill Hender- son rises to the occasion. Surrounded by the en my. Bob Kosar and John Rasp compare notes on how to g t t f tight spot, right. 176 I'lI get by Ballet or basketball? Sophomore, John Rasp, leaps with style and grace as team mate Jeff Borkowski, a junior, gets ready to offer assistance. W S 3 Senior citizen. Bob Thomas, a senior, protects his territory under the hoop. Meeting of the minds. lt is obvious that the above photo was taken early in the season,-Coach Polczynski appears to be calm. 177 '- :.-swf, 1' ' K S35 .giggyggpggfziseaifgiv gk. Q- f i QNX w 5 w l4ockey Larry DeNobile Leads Skaters To First Place Finish ln WPIHL. McCully, Plassio, Riley And DeNobile Named To All-Star Team As Season Slate Shows I8 Wins, 2 Precision skaters. Mike Pezze and Dave Ruhe show that team work produces victory. ROW I: Jack Maychek, Bill McCully. Jim Logan, Bri- an Besegio, Larry DeNobile, Mike Pezze ROW 2: Coach: George Finney, Mark Salopek, Jim Glunt, Da- vid Ruhe, Rob Carrick, John Plassio, John Carrick, Jim Shirley, Tim Riley, Coach: Rick Hardwig SkHlCDn Skates 180 is 191' z ' 2 5 l 5 3 1- , g , 2-Swim Hit me with your best shot! Tim Riley awaits his opponent. All Star. Larry DeNobile scored more goals than anybody in the league. ii Q55 wW:N.,,,, ,,,,. , .....,,. ,,- ,. ' ,pr pam -ff-- ...mb ummm. uma rn, F QS al? 'Fl '33 ,:::, J in SN X s 7s.s is is s N Season Scores NORWIN 2 Gateway 7 Richland 9 Hampton ll North Catholic 5 Johnstown 5 Alderdice 6 Johnstown I9 Hempfield IO Alderdice 7 Richland I7 Hempfield 9 Gateway 6 Hampton 7 Gateway , , IO Allderdice -X ll North Catholic 4 Johnstown I2 North Catholic Hampton Richland Hempfield Face off! Rob Carrick goes after the puck - - - a successful season starts at this point. ggigwii Ready for action, Mark Salopek adds his skills to a winning team. .WMM '34 4 at 'W Another year to go, Jim Shirley. a iunior now, spells trouble for Norwin foes next season. Lightening on ice. Junior Dave Ruhe is a speedster on ice fleftj. The Champs OPPONENT 3 4 3 3 2 6 2 4 5 3 O O 3 2 3 2 3 O Swimming Boys Team Captures 2nd Place, As + s BOYS SWIM TEAM ROW If Ed Atwood, Bill Janitor, P. J. Duggan, Don Ditter, Mark Pierce, Ray ROW 2: David Martin, Pat Marchand. Damon Pietronigro, Jeff Vandall, Jeff Lash. ROW 3: Rammage. Bob Gaydosh, Doug Hipple, Doug Watson. Jeff Hipple, Marc Sanders. Backstroke. Marc Sanders splashes a path across the pool. 5 . . V, i sg -S A A f K A QS , . - - 51.133112--.zss212'-assays, S j s i s ? arg They pool their resources. Swimming made friends of this watery triumvirate: Doug Watson, Chuck Ramage, and Wendy Timko. About to take the plunge, Winding up for a big meet are Doug Hipple and Bob Gaydosh. 182 Limbering up. A part of every practice session is exercise routine - - - Ed Atwood does his fabove and Jeff Lash stretched Cbelowj. i P' - S i 5irls Squad Wins Section Title With I3-2 Record. t.., .. . . GIRLS SWIM TEAM ROW I: Holly Peters, Emily Kraus. ROW 2: Marci Snider. Lori Duggan, Sandra Martin, Missy O'Rouke, Vickie McKay, Ann Balta, Stacy MacMillan. ROW 3: Tracey Meredith, Suzy Susan, Beth Klamut, Wendy Timko, Michelle Ackerman, Michelle Kratsas, Sherry Olexis, Stacy Wilson. More warm-ups, Anne Balta works out the muscle kinks prior to entering the pool. wwws' Posing with poise. Captains Emily Kraus Cabovej and Holly Peters frightj. Freshmen Swimmers Sherry Jones, Lori Perkins, Melanie Chellman, Carrie Mansfield, Dave Diedrick, Diving 'Board of Directvrs. Stacey Wilson, Vickie McKay, Missy O'Rourke, Sandra Martin Ray Sczur Mark Pierce Bill Janitor and Pat Marchand The Divers- Breed Apart Perfect form. Sandra Mar- tin fabovel on the board. and Pat Marchand in the air Qrightj with the Jimmy Snuka style of diving, x ala' af , f ff F 5 f -Q 5 K Taking a dive. Mark Pierce at the height of another well executed dive. Y is ,im V V, , at f Norwin 's best. Senior Vickie McKay follows the advice of all coaches - - - concentrate! 185 Mercy. Mitch, please But Mitch Joseph, at I45, showed no mercy as he is about to lock up this Invader from Penn Trafford and then throw the key awayl Wrestling Marshall's Matmen Spell Success With I5 Wins Out Of 20 Dual Meetsg For The Knights It Is The iw Winningest Season Ever Under Marshall! I s 2 2 Another WinlDan Agonda, at I38. ends up a winner. A Wat on the back, With cat-quick moves Pat Pomposelli. at I32. usually finihes a foe with time t spare. will Grand entrance. Mitch Joseph. Tim McLelland. and Jeff Mitchell enter the arena. WRESTLING CVARSITYJ ROWI: Steve Kolat, Lance Carr, D.J. Byers, Eric King, Chris Sarge, Dan Agona, Kevin Cobaugh ROW 2: Mitch Joseph, Dave Pennington, Ralph Apelquist, Tim McCleland, Jeff Mitchel, Mark Holder, Mr. Marshall Wrestlers Stand At 5-3 In Section Meets. WRESTLING CJUNIOR VARSITYD ROW It Terry Donnelly, Joe Quealy, Dave Hirschberg, Andy Scafuri. Jeff Cerny ROW 2: Mike Garofolo, Andy Swift. Todd Fleming, Bob Pollock, Greg Price ROW 3: Bruce Rose, Dave Papp. Larry Lance, Dan Costello, Jason Dowdy A X Nice job Joe, Veteran Ralph Apelquist congratulates Staying on top. Steve Kolat, at I26, places a burden Ouchl Jeff Cerny, at II2, tightens the pressure! on his opponent. rookie Joe Quealy minutes after the spunky freshman locked up a match. Mark Holder looks on. I87 Donors To The Letter Winners C ub Are As Much A Part Of The Norwin Ath etic Program As 'he Athletes Who Play The Game. M tion. Knights Joe Stoll. Waiting his turn at the field competition. sri, gffi ,V ..kkk: S -'-' Q .ff fi . ix Karen Bast, Managers are as much a part of the team as the players. Eric Kosan. Disciplining t issy Berta and Sherri Vaughn. Powderpuff football players in t y d t Mike Rasp. Coach Polczynski wraps him up . if mf Jeff Wirth. In a sport where the goals are se high. Donors To The Letterwinners Club Ralph and Ruth Triplett Frank and Janice Eichelberger Schade Distributing Co. Excel Glass Co. Inc. Irwin Aerie No. I67 F.0.E. Duncan Insurance Agency Extra Point Club Howard K. Weber Lucille A. Eresh Dr. M. B. Keisler Irwin Lodge No. 236, Loyal Order of Moose Sea Mist Pools Inc. Walton Insurance Agency Klanchar Exxon Service Pride Pak Enterprises Irwin Bank 8 Trust Co. Bill Fix's Body Shop Carbide - Division of Amstar Technical Products Dan Natale Sports Center Inc. Kerber Landscaping and Erosion Control Inc. Norwin Aqua Club James W. Shirley Funeral Home Joseph F. Ott Funeral Home Vincent V. Rodgers Funeral Home A B C Dry Cleaners and Dyers Inc. John M. Aber M.D. Sutersville Lumber Co. Inc. Norwin Booster's Club Spitz Auto Parts Inc. Norwin Soccer Booster Club Legion Home Association Cecchetti Brothers Vending Inc. Norwin Shop and Save Jacktown Ride and Hunt Club Henry and Connie Funk t Y l Dave Woodring and Jeff Sicuro study the consistancy of the green as Mike Veychek prepares to tap one in . At left, Jim Powers, about to tee off. like Veychek's younger brother, Joe, demon- trates a trio of golf tips, keep your eye on the ball, oncentrate and keep your head down Golf Waiting in the rough is Matt Estock. is ss Wig Veteran golfer, Jeff Page, drives it home, , GOLF TEAM ROW I: Mr. Bill Baloh, Coach, Dennis Moore, Mike Veychek, Joe Veychek, Dave Blaschak Dave Woodring. ROW 2: Mike Muchoney. Jim Powers. Mark Weiskircher, Chad Morgan. Loren Handra Jeff Sicuro 2-4 Season Puts Coach BaIoh's Boys In The Rough As Llnderclassmen Gain Experience For Future Rounds awww r - of holding a cross country meet at Boyce State Park include a chance to relax at the playground area Swinging Into Action Cross Country Pennon Camera Follows Runners To Boyce Park For An Afternoon Of Fun, Competition, And Victory. Meet. Look for your favorite Knight as they play chorus line amid the competition from Gateway and Franklin, I, Boys And Girls Run Side By Side And Cross The Finish Line As Undefeated In County Competition. as af if 2' NQRNHXES ii , ,. 5, -c w Lk . 'lillli ill Crossing the Finish Line. Norwin makes a habit of usually coming in first. Placing high in a season of victory are: Sherri Vaughn, Steve Plank, Trish Tatarzyn, Kim Shidel, and Greg Metcalf. h K i hts who traditionally cross the finish line first. And they're off! These runners all start off together, but it is t e n g For A Look At The Teams, The Coaches, Turn The Page . . . Cross Countr The Girls 6 - 3 Slate Makes Tray's Speedsters County Champs For The Second Straight Year. Sherri Vaughn Is County Leader. Making good time. Ellen Blamick demon- strates the stride that makes her a top performer. GIRLS CROSS COUN- TRY TEAM R o w If G w e n Abretske, Wendy Caughey, Anna Man- dalakas, Michele Horten, Patty O'NeiI. ROW 2: Beth Thomas, Marcy Pe- lusio. Sherri Vaughn, Heather Lersch, Donna Soroka, Ellen Blamick. ROW 3: Chris Wojciak, Emily Kraus, Trish Tatar- zyn, Cheryl Zeigler, Joy lrani, Kim Shidel. Knights of the Picnic table, Coach Tray points out the course while the girls plan strategy for the race. E S 5 WW' Cross Countr The Guys Undefeated For The Year! Noll And Jennette Lead The Way For A Fifth Place Finish In P.l.A.A. '7- air Fect Runners. lf good things come in pairs, Coach Marshall must be pleased with the talents of Pat Noll and Jim Jennette. On the '7nark is Mark Bushik, a junior speed- ster who makes the outlook for '85 look great. Who is congratulating who? Pat Noll to Coach Marshall for a successful season, or Mr. Marshall to standout Pat Noll, who's running ability kept Norwin undefeated BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW If Mark Bushik, Greg Metcalfe, Larry Sharanatan, Jason Urbani, Jeff Horner, Bill Wright. ROW 2: Cole Dworek, Rob Nickel- son, Ernie Antolic, Dave Poland, Dan Agona, Mike Garfo- lio, Patrick Noll, Jim Jennette, Andy Swift. ROW 3: Cindy Corder, Steve Plank, Dan Rae, Gary Ma- tick, Tom Duffy. Paul Suwala, Pat Pompeselli, Mark Sa- Iopek, Joe Wolk, Mr. Marshall. Girls Tenni Nancy Collie And Senior net set: Carrie McKay, kneelingg Carrie Ryan, Patty Yaremko, and Laurie Klanchar GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Junior Nancy Collie usually dazzles the opposition with her solid fore- hand. ROW If Lisa Bruderly, LoAnne Thomas, Krista Dunlap, Karen Hartner, Tammy Brown. ROW 2: Pat- ty Yaremko, Pam Siroky, Sharon Ward, Carrie McKay, Laurie Klanchar, Nancy Collie, Carrie Ryan. Coach Obruba. AP ,nm Li a Bruderly, Topseeds l il il tl J fi 'AZA H My L ir i 1 1 so , g I , V yy ,miuw 3 iwiw Mmm ' . ,, ? il-W-,Mfhmfl M HN--. ,mi i A! ' H Keeping her eye onthe ball. Lisa Bruderly plays the net and Measuring uplNew uniforms were responsible for a new look on the court this year, but the girls appear to shows the form that makes her and Nancy Collie the top be concerned that the skirts are too short. Here Krista Dunlap has her hemline checked by Lisa Bruderly. seeds in Ladies Tennis at Norwin. an If human 1 ka, , 2 A VL A. 7 '5- -mass w V qw 1 ff Mvfiifaeidlgrfifsf f A f gg My f M ,f fy X W ,ff b W New mf f v s ffafgfiww,f,,-m,,'?Zf -,.,, f , ,Mm if, -f if Q ,, V V Ryan, Klanchar. and McKay. Three regulars caught by the camera as they stalk, serve. and smash. V E54 Hoping For A Brighter Future, The e Knights Post Only 3 Victories Against II Defeats. Boys Tennis Ready and aggressive! John Zitcovich, junior member of the tennis team. nw 1 'ig W -mm, The lone senior!Steve Koury serves notice to the opposition that he may just have an ace up his sleeve Cleftj. Coach Smith Counts On Koury, Matty Steczak And Zitcovieh For Team Leadership. TENNIS TEAM COpposite Pagej ROW I: Mark Colello. Doug Matty. ROW 2: Steve Koury. John Zitcovich We H2 ww 5' ' ! I H ,way L W , ' , E , I-I Ifyy- aff' 51' , 4 Y f ., my i lf - : H eil 2 , fiiwaw i A M f I it , . , gf 4 ft 5 H 2, ,Qwaf4fi2tw?2, , ugmfzff4Qam7fmxf'ffg'A i A k' Perfect because of Practice. Knights of the net have a bit of a scrimmage. ipeak softly and carry a big tennis racquet, Could this be the motto if sophomore Mike Steczak? V if f 1 so :f a-Z,:1,: .i: if W ' 'KW ,U4i'! ,,,. , , ,, - M ff W WW' ' fy, 12' 1 is eww V ff wg? f i Nice set partner! Steczak and Zitcovlch after a doubles match Strategy session, Tennis coach. John Smith offers advice to Steve Koury and Mark Kegg Sw f We , V ,ff ! l Zi f y 5, -, , if M T 1111 f f. My m,f?,,w,t:fJf V we ' ,-ftgzf My Jwmm 1023132522 mmm iw wlandn WQYH 52 , in ' i Splkers Take Section In Quest Cf 9th State Crown Lap loverslA couple of laps around the gym not only prepares Watson's Whizzes for victory, but also intimidates the opponents. Diving champ Tammy Wolfe goes after a tough shot. It is this kind of extra effort that keeps Norwin on top. Steadfast fans. Loyal supporters applaud another victory Crightj. 200 Girls Volleyball Good sho!! Nancy Fleming attacks the ball and it right back to an area just out of the opponent reach. '55-I The essence of concentration. Junior Nora Mulvihill takes aim on still another WPIAL title for Norwin's section champs. Q 'Mine! Pam Thomas reminds her team mate to back off- - - the shot is hers. Also in action is Sue Kunkle Cabove rightj. l IA it rm .1 X 95 I is ' ' L 2 sg.: A 5 X X! J VOLLEYBALL VARSITY SQUAD CLEFTJ ROW If Renee Rettger, Beth Gei- selman, Julie Smith, Pam Thom- as. Sandra Martin. ROW 2: Sue Kunkle, Missy 0'Rourke, Nora Mulvihill, Nancee Fleming, Do- reen Doshen, Lori Hunt. VOLLEYBALL J.V. SQUAD CABOVEJ ROW If Regina Bazala, Missy Thomas, Marriane Sobek, Gina Karric, Julie Marshall. ROW 2: Terry Bergmun, Kathy Priatko, Lisa Stepanovik, Tammy Patrick, Nancy Borkowski, Theresa Fronk. WPIAL Champs For II Straight Years. 201 5 x z ,K as 2 tt 1 5 5 5 if 5 gif ..., xii? - if f, i, e 5 V f ,z it 61 ' is if Boys 1 Which end is up? Soccer has its ups and downs. and Norwin's fastest growing sport boasts the talents of fullback, Ken Vargo Cleftj. goalie Lars Bohman Cabove leftj, and fullback Jim Brunsun Cabove centerj. BOY S VARSITY SOCCER ROW! Matt Marcolma. Mark Brackney, Mike Low, Harry Hofflem Tony Snyder Rob Smetak Scott Chervemck Brian West ROW2 Greg Petrosky Luke Baverso Jim Harrison Dave Elliot Bill Weston John Sclfo Scott Fowler. Jeff Smith ROW3 Howard O Neal Ken Varga Jim Brunson Rob Delgross. Steve Koury, Jay Israel, Bill Strachen, Lars Bohman George Sammuels Assistant Coach , : , y r , , g . . . . . . , I 1 1 1 1 Q I s 1 1 1 f . i 2 1 2 , 'ir dvances To W.P.I.A.L. Playoffs For 4th Time! BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER ROW I: Mintor Mayer. Ron Harskowits, Jeff Kaminsky, Mike Petrosky, John True, Chris Hudak, Brett Belak. ROW 2: Marc Schlagel Shawn Sharbaugh. Jim Manning, Terry Stec. George Smith, Tom Batronis, Mike Ondish. Curt Painter. ROW 3: Gary Butkovich. Coach Scott Shiffler. Tom Gale, Tom Snyder, Brian Ratica, Jeff Lash, Mark Preesch. Randy O'NeaI. T w Kicking S Off The First Season 5, Of Norwins i Newest Team E, Soccer debut. Charter members of Norwin's first girls soccer team asre seniors: Pam Feltes, Barb Kushner. Robin Durik. Marlaina True, and Micki Donner , . , New York Rockettes, look out! 2 W 2 E Q L , ' fffV f'f .f 17 f ,,, fffwf Open arms, Sherri Talko covers her ground well GIRLS SOCCER in front of the net. ROWI: Amy Radford Tina Tomko, Lisa Stewart, Sherri Talko, Darcy Perlinger, Kelly Hinkle, Amy Hirshberg. ROW 2: Cheryl Hixson, Dawn Perlinger. Tonya Carney, Michelle Lamancusa, Janet Elliot. Amy Soles. Chris Ann Breeger ROW 3: Sherri Sharbaugh, Lisa Malley, Micki Donner, Marlaina True, Pam Feltes, Sandy Blair, Robin Durick, Barb Kushner Coached B Kath Yandora, Girls Soccer Debuts With Season Record Of Wins, S Losses. Girls 5 Soccer 1 . u..sJml k ' QM , A -' ,- - rs, - 7 . f '34 , i avw1rYm.UVE's'ii'I.pan 'M I ' . 'ZX 'g ' 4.7 I, ., f. ,fu 'lf W. 'A if ' W,i V X. v.11f.ef-ig Q M- ' ut of the corner. Pam Feltes has a new goal in life - - he one defended by the Mount Lebanon goalie. Wei, P' 1. We ww Zapping the enemylEddie, younger brother of Amy Hirsh- berg, takes aim at the opposition - - - perhaps to say. lf my sister doesn't get you, my ray gun wiIll V, , - .+,v.uiAf-Q. Q 4 H , 'lv - f-fi,.:,'1'h -15' iii :.' ' df, W H+ 'L 40 i wwf ff W2 4 Aa? 'Q ,yy 41 M25 4 Y 'lf ff n 24, wi? f 5 Nfl K ff 7' 2 ff ' ' W , 595 i ,fig l 5-f ff 'G iz! lv ja y ,,, Q if f fu eff 1 -47 4 , 1 , f WM f ,. my VM, 5 W g 4 Zigi? , , . 5 ,rif f .am i 2 W'ffl5?!i 2 V V A egf ,512 , ff X 4 mf , lm . My 57 44 i' :i' . , .,. ,I M 'y7, . W ,,,, ' il Y controL Cheryl Hixon intains posession as well 'nosition as she takes the downfield. r agony of de feel . 'laina True takes time to d to a prblem that . 4-Q Z N. ' mga Ouchl That hurts!Such is the sentiment of Michelle Lamancusa after being struck in the face by a speeding soccer ball. Floral honors. Soccer boosters presented flowers to team members during the halftime Proudly displaying their award are Amy Soles. Chris Ann Breeger, and Barb Kushner 4, gues many a soccer play- 18 out! Micki Donner ces good use of a break he action. aww wyfm ,J QM' Boys Track On Their Mark, They Are Set To Go As Kurp, White, Noll, And Beranek Lead The Way. Going for itl Mark Bushik, Greg Metcalf, Cheryl Zieglar, and Jim Jennette about to take off on a whirl around the track BOYS TRACK ROW I: Jim Burdell, Joe Wolk Mark Bushik, Patrick Noll, Jim Jennette, Jason Urbani, Steve Plank, Tim Race ROW 2: Jim Kurp, Ed Hoey, Todd Shasko, Ernie Brown, Rob Vosefski, Jeff Wirth, Tim White, Brian Kulas 206 Top athlete. Jim Kurp not only crosses goal lines during football season, but also finish lines during fl season, 5 5 T 4 Q E 3 A new kind of SOAR student. Jeff Wirth makes it look easy in the pole vault competition. X Q w ggsess s. miss it :k. 5 i.. 'ae X 2 5 Y XX K Y W, i XX X W 'fe 3 'mm Room to Spare. Dan Wolfe clears the bar with style and grace. On your mark. get set, go! When Tim White gets going, that fellow from Yough will be left in the dust. 3 i 2 mu Long Distance. Strength and concentration allow 3 5 Dave Beranek to put a lot of distance between 2 :si 5122314 S! ,Et s himself and that eight pound shot. Coming on strong! Greg Metcalf about to end up in the winner's circle. 0 ag :f'f f f Girls Track In Spring, These Girls Run Faster, Jump Higher Than Their Foes I ,,:, r,,, T, , , , 1 , ,, Q Q , Q GIRL'S TRACK ROWI: Gina Carrick, Debbie Pottenger, Chris Smith, Michelle Chopp, Paula Whirl, Kelly Cipriani, Michelle Horten, Cheryl Shenefelt ROW 2: Ellen Blamick, Diane Edmonds, Anna Mandalakas, Brenda Bailey, Cheryl Zieglar, Lisa Kardos, Marcy Pelucio, Sherri Vaughn. Wendy Caughey, Patti O'NeaI ROW 3: Tami Riley, Charlene Hensler, 'Cheryl Lazzaro, Susan Broshan, Angela Constatino, Margo Ward, Shani Saula, Sherri Granada, Johanna Slack, Linda Hamilton ROW 4: Micki Donner, Marlaina True, Barb Kushner, Sandy Hensler. Deann Drabison, Karen Leyden, Shaunette Austin, Kim Shidel, Carole Skoretz, Patti Durick , 4 54. V X, ff 2 ,V 44 n,i.,g V,, , M Vs' T ii If ' , 7 - A s I Olympic hopefuls? Cheryl Zieglar and Wendy Caughey set the pace in a race at East Allegheny. Way out in frontfAnna Mandalakas and Sherri Vaughn take a healthy lead as specta- tors along the sidelines look to the rear for any signs of the opposition. 5 4',,? z W' ,. ZZUHWIE mvbmmtiuummm WW WW maid W Wm www '--L., Girls Softball Tough Competitors Nancy Collie and Sherry Shar- baugh. Kattic counts on 'eml Talent behand the plate as well as at the plate - - - Carrie Ryan and Mary Bollinger. Coach Kattic Inspires Winn- ing Spirit In One Of The Most Dedicated Teams In The Athletic Program. GIRL'S SOFTBALL ROW I: Coach Kattic, Carrie Ryan, Renae Hrabak, Tami Pat- rick, Alyse Princeton, Leslie Kattic, Sally McNelly, Sherri Sharbaugh, Coach Hrabak ROW 2: Wendy Woodward, Honey Tornbloom, Becky See- feld, Christy Kauffman, Kris Hursh, Dawn Klassen, Becky Fichtner, Nancy Collie, Mary- ann Bollinger . fa . . A x On the mound Whipping up a strike is ace hurler, Dawn Klassen What a dolll One of the above is the team mascot, the other is Leslie Kattic. My Q! I ,aff 4,4 ty l , , fi i f L Q' I' r ,AP Sure outlPoor number I7 is a dead duck as the Knights properly cover first base in diamond action. Timely tips Colorful Coach Kattic offers Christy Kauffman a few batting pointers. ....a Play BaII!Ryan does her thing behind the platel and practicing her fielding is Becky Seefeld Cabovej. , X, atfwygmiiwm? 1 '. '1lay Kramer vs. '1lay Hawk! Junior Jay Kramer beats a toss to second base. Dare he steal? Eric Kosan holds his runner at first base. itching to see some action. Look for big bats from these Knights this spring. E Athlete and Scholar. Rob Zimmerman tosses footballs in the Fall . . . in the Spring, he catches baseballs. All year he accumu- lates A's in the classroom. Baseball - sc l Pitcher par excellance. Dependable pitcher for the 5 Knights is Bob Lukondi. Long time coaches. Mr. Harvath and Mr. Torau in one of their calmer moments on the sidelines. Q5-f' BASEBALL SQUAD ROW If Ron Klingensmith, Bob Crupie. Kevin O'Connell. Jay Kramer, Jay Fidler. John Drotar. ROW 2: Rob Zimmerman, Bill Stocks, Chuck Stamford, Eric Kosan. Bob Lukondi, Bill Weber. Bouncing Back From A 8-8 Season, The Knights Look For A Better Year In '84 213 l 4 Football Knights Salvage Two Victories As Jim Kurp Rushes Into The Nowin Record Book By Gaining I,l74 Yards. The Senior Standout Scored 8 Touchdowns Along The Way! It all started herel Jim Kurp scoring his first touchdown at the East A g t I Wildcats scored one. too, and the game ended in a 6-6 tie. Ironically No d tie also. Photo Courtesy of Mckeesport DAILY NEWS. Kurp on the move! Norwin's record breaking ground ainer as he looked to the o osition. Concern fro th d I N h d 8 PP coach. Al Ly O eason Scores East Allegheny, 6-6 Penn Hills, 20-O Plum, 27-8 Kiski, I5-I2 'Penn Trafford, I7-I4 Connellsville, 22-ll a w - - Gte ay, ll O McKeesport, 34 I4 Ca olicugg-I4 em field EQ ,H gg 1 X . ..,,. .1525 .. .- K f' e it 558 l 15 l klik N R -X 1. rj W Protecting the quarterback. Rob Zimmerman's offensive line provides the time here for the quarterback to spot his most eligible receivers. VARSITY TEAM ROWkBrian Llewellyn. Bill Llewellyn, Rob Zimmerman. .lay Kramer, Bart Patterson, Jim Kurpgbom Volpe, Mitch Joseph, Keith Andreyko, Jeff Auld, Bill Scalise ROW 2: Dave Priatko. Chuck Day, Rich Hensler, Jeff1:'W,irth.,.AScott Kolat, Larry Modrak, ,M3rk,Holder. Jeff Fronk. iMilieQ5JfEavlikQ 'i,e. Ken Kienzle ROW 3: .lim odd Sullivan, Jeff . Brian Mattis, e rerrrre Weber- Ralph lsr, ROW 4: Mike 'Kirk Gilarskl, Chris o ,ParlshillijihflyijgertyIernaway, Chris Fleming, Jay Bachy, Scott Thomas. 'Marty Yuhas, Ed Brinko- ff-Mffvassr f ' Norwin Vietories. Breaking through, A tough Bull Scahse always a threatening runner eyes up some extra yardage J. V. SQUAD ROW If John Rasp, Ken Stancovich, Bob Sieber, Ron Gray, Tony Benevento. Greg Su- din ROW 2: Andy Porreco. Ron Murray, Joe Lagalski, Steve Forrai, Andy Baird, Jason Dowdy, Vince Deblasio, Mike Rasp, Mark Co- Iello, Larry Lance, Jay Fidler Splitting the uprights. Dave Priatko booms field goals and extra points . . . here he does his thing against Penn Trafford. His field goal won the game. 3 Egi 'f , ,, X , ,. 4? , 7 l A helping hand. Assistant coach Joe Gulasky assists Vffffan Cv-wh. MF- Rillafdl SWYS in Contact Scalise from the field. The spunky speedster returned with Ubseflfefs from above- to the action a few plays later. - ,,,. . ,tt lx Always there when needed! 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Pa Phone 864 2237 fai r STATE INSPECTION Rlch Russo s Serfvzce Center TIRES OUR SPECIALTY NEW at RECAPS 2601 LINCOLN VVAY VVHITE OAK BOPOUGH PHONE 7519891 Good Luck Class Of 84 BOB S SUNOCO IO389 Rt 30, N H 863 9954 I855 Haymaker Rd , Monroevllle 856 85ll Auto Repalrs TOWIDS Wheel Allgnment iff, ' k 'T,l1lz ' ff' - TOWING . , ' O , O , Fred Stlnelll President STINELLI BROS at'0 'Z'2 MOVING 2 STORAGE INC Our Advertisers Paul Arpln Van Llnes lnc Plttsburgh Pa l5642 C4I2j 864 4353 JACK JOLLIE BDSEOD blue Fl0FlSt Auro INSURANCE Q !9,,1f,!9x W!!! Norwln Shopping Center 363 7825 I4I9 Lincoln Way N Hunt Maln Number 75I 282I Greenhouse 75I 6383 I4 Locations Dlstlnctlve Men s Wear Sam Llberto Ford Inc Westmoreland County s Number One Ford Dealer Route 30 at Penna Turnpike Entrance Norwln shoppmg Cerner N Huntingdon PA Phones 864 seo: or 523 549I 12210 Route 30 North Hunhngdon, Pa 15642 Classic Ladies Wear . 1 . , Ullr r l F Ll pill ff' , . . . . . , . Q , . . ' I ' C . 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Y F O 56 Y Featurin hi e es inghouse, Gibs Litton, nd anaso ' ian Syl ' n ' ' TONY DAMASKY Insurance Work Free Car Loan 27m Llncoln Way 8 Coulter Rd Whlte Oak Pa 75I 4200 Congratulations Class Of 84 JIMBO S Eatlnest Meetlnest Treatlnest Place ln Town 2650 Llncoln Way Whlte Oak MARRACCINI S MARKET Elizabeth Clarion Whlte Oak CONTI S BAR SUPPLY Serving Restaurants And Taverns Fast Courteous Service Since I947 793 4l8I , . James Conti , i a FORMAL WEAR arf, Rental Sz Sales Over 100 Dlfferent Tuxedos 8: Shlrts V1..,v LUEHM CANDY COMPANY AH F Wea, 30 And Buttermllk Hollow At Norwln High Entrance North Huntingdon Pa 863 3890 Wholesale Candles And Fund Ralslng Speclaltles JAMES W. SHIRLEY FUNERAL HOME I76 Clay Plke N Huntingdon, Pa I5642 864 4200 orma In Stock for Immedlate Servlce Movlng Wlndow lSp ay Weekdays 9 A M to 9 PM Saturday 9 A M to 5 P M Phone 823 8042 or 823 9596 HI W Y TUX SHOP Located on Rt 30 Between Irwln Sz East McKeesport V4 Mlle West of Blue Dell Drlve In PATRONIZE CUR ADVERTISERS, Pennon '84 Says Thanks All Local Businesses That Have Supported Our Yearbook This Year! - sl- . 770 I o . I A to Match Gowns 5? Rr. ' Rd. ' ' ' l ' . 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PARENTS AND FRIE DS OF PENN N '84 Mr. and Mrs. Daniell Antonellis Bam-Bam and Bubbles Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Benevento Lisa Berardi Diane and Jack Brosnahan Charlie and Peggy Browne and Family Buena Suerte Ana y Mela de AFS Jeff Burk Mr. and Mrs. John Bury Carole and Kara, Friends Forever Carol and Holly Christie and Brian Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Colello, Jr. Cone-Sally Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dancisin Debbie and Dom Denise and Doug The DIVING Dynasty of '84 Jack and Margie Eberman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Errera First Crew of the U.5..S1 Respect Leo and Ruth Fletcher Friends Forever, Terri and Beth Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garofolo Girls just want to have fun : Jodi, Laurie, Steph, Kyra, Sue, Thelma Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greyno Lunch PD. 2, Table I Al and Beverlie Hunter A special thanks from PEN- NON '84 to all those in the Nor- win community who supported our yearbook--and especially to all of our subscribers Csome of whom are pictured above and belowj who waited in line to reserve their copy. Jim, Elaine, Randy and Stacy Sydeski Joe and Dorene Kim and Dean Richard and Carole Kowalski Mike and Helen LaGorga Mr. and Mrs. J.K. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. John F. Loskey The Lunkheads-Past and Present Mike and Renee Nancy and Jeff Norwin's Festively Intense Saxes Norwin Softball Pitchers CD.B.L.j Dolores and Andy Novosedliak Tom and Cecelia Page Patrick and Jennifer Pee Wee and The Kids Mr. and Mrs. William Priatko Puggley and Snert Quinquin Jeff and Jill Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ratesic Ricky and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Serfozo, Sr. Save the Texas Prairie Chicken, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stec Sue and Rick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Teamann Terri and Duane John and Nancy Timko Tony and Joycelyn Gary and Prisc Vozel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wertz and Family PATRGNS Dr. W. D. Adams, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arnold Dr. Ralph V. Assetta, D.D.S. All Sports Trophy 8 Engraving Co. 83 - 84 ASIT Ill Mr. and Mrs. Steve Babich Bob and Betsy Bachy Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Bamford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barkac John and Cookie Begonia Bob and Roberta Belechak Fil and Karen Benevento Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Borkowski Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bost Jack and Nancy Burkhart Ron and Donnarae Burns Tony and Joyce Como Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dazen Frank and Janice Eichelberger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Englert Jim and Donna Forrai Guitar Il and III Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Hancock Hop-a-long and Ant Woman Chris Howard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoey, Sr. Homeroom 606 Incredible Integraters 4 Per. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jobe Knght Krier Staff Dr. Ella Lehman, D.P.M. Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite Jerry and Dorothy Malkos John and Rosemarie Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCoy Greyson and Geri Mellon Dr. Richard Miller A. K. Nassur, M.D. F.C.C.P. Carl and Pat Coten Mr. and Mrs. John B. Polivka Ronald E. Peduzzi Tom and Diane Parker Period I Lost Centroid, Calculus Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petrick Regis D. and Helen D. Petrosky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruzina Isabelle and Bill Smith Student Council 83 - 84 Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schaffer Mr. John H. Smith Mr. Estelle J. Staso Stephen and Laureen I984 Third Hour Mathmagicians Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thorpe Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Thomas Viva Espana! Emilio Villegas, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vlasick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watkoski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watt Mr. and Mrs. John Ward Joseph J. Wawrzeniak, D.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Wetzler Ed and Shirley Wojciak Michael D. Yaccino III, D.M.D. Credits THANK-YOU!! There isn't a more appropriate way to introduce an acknowledgement column than by using these two words, for these words best summarize the depth of grati- tude I with to express toward my co- workers, special friends, and all the other people who collaborated with me to pro- duce a yearbook to be proud of. Topping the list is Mr. John B. Polivka-because of his unending dedication the Pennon is and always will be a successful yearbook. Next, Josten's American Yearbook Co., Buchman's Studios, Albert Kianese, and Josten's Representative, Mr. Jackson, de- serve an extra special thank-you and also, of course, the entire yearbook staff, es- pecially typists, Jennifer Balog and Jenni- fer Barkac, and associate editor, Vicki McKay. My other associate editor and best friend, Jeff Page, also deserves a lot of credit. Thanks also to John Ward for his excellent job on the layout sheets. Mrs. Gillis and Mr. Bluhm also should be thanked for excusing me from class so many times. Jim Kowalski is responsible for helping to identify muItitudinous pictures. Finally, I would like to thank my father, Dan, and my sister, Dena, for their support, and I would especially like to thank my mom, Elena. Without your help and advice, Mom, the Yough-a-Mon-I mean the Pennon-wouldn't have turned outsas well as it did! I started this column the same way I am going to finish it. To all my friends, my staff, and everyone else who contributed to this yearbook--THANK-YOUIII Nancy Marie Yencho Editor-in-Chief 240 Wofw XP .f A final memory: of when the Class of l984 was the Class of l972. Linda Hancock, Jodi Anderson and Nancy Pastor are still friends, SKGHTS Does time fly? Just ask Jill Weiskircher, Kayln Hal- vey and Jeff Page. From Hartford Heights to who knows what heights. RS Index Administration 98-99 Advertisements 2l9-237 American Field Service l54 Art Club l59 Band I30I36 Baseball 2I2-2l3 Basketball, Boys I74-I77 Basketball, Girls I72-l73 Cafeteria ICXHOI Cheerleaders l70-l7I Chorus l60-IG3 Class Officers 48 Colorguard l34-ISS Cross Country, Boys I95 Cross Country, Girls I94 Distributive Education Clubs of America l48-I Dramatics I44-I47 Faculty 80-9I Football 2l4-2I7 French Club ll6 Future Business Leaders of America l50l'5l German Club II7 Golf I90l9l Gymnastics I78-I79 Hall of Fame IOS-IO9 Hard Hats Health Careers Club l32-l33 Hockey l80l8I Homecoming I22-I27 Home Economics Club Juniors 50-63 KNIGHT KRIER l40I4l Library Club l53 Life Styles 84 I42-I43 Majorettes IS4 Memorium 95 National Forensics League ISS National Honor Society I56-IS7 Patrons 238-239 PENNON l28-I29 Pep Club l66 Pinch Hitters I37 Play, Fall I44-I47 Powderpuff Football l68-I69 Principals 96-97 Prom 47 Retirements 92-93 Secretaries 94 Seniors I6-46 Ski Club, l66 Sno-Ball l64-I65 Soccer, Boys 202-203 Soccer, Girls 204-205 Softball, Girls 2l02l3 Sophomores 64-77 Spanish Club l20I2I Spirit Week l38-l39 Stage Crew Student Council II2-lI5 Swimming, Boys l82-I85 Swimming, Girls l82-ISS Tennis, Boys l98-I99 Tennis, Girls I96-l97 Track, Boys 206-207 Track, Girls 208-209 Llnderclassmen 49-78 Volleyball 2m-20l Vo-Tech 7677