Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1986 volume:

V... 5 , f-:--- HV- 5 , 8 'Ffa-fxvw ' X K . -1 -la WR 1' 1 r L......- ,ar Penlwn ,S6 . h 0X Norwin Wgh Sc O Co-Editors Nancy Borkowski Teresa Chick Advisor Barbara A. Shrump . P . North Hununedon' 3 smgg Contents 5 Norwin Litestyies P. i Staff P. VI i 5 Sophomores P. 31 Juniors P. 5i Seniors P. 65 4 s Activities P. X09 Q 5 Sports P. X65 Advertisements P. lil JE I, , ,,.,A . -. ,....--- , . . A 1 gg, .Y ', M, W.-L. 3 'l- ' r rr-'m....., aim .paw y' ...,,,,..,. Ab ll , fi As graduation and the end of school approach, students will be sharing final activities with friends and classmates they may never see again. After graduation, job opportunities, higher education, orrmilitary service may force students to relocate. This yearbook will be a link to the past as we move into the future. lt is a graphic and pictorial history of the l985-l986 school year. Pictures of elementary buildings and events will prompt recollections of earlier times. Photographs and copy from this year will also evoke fond memories. Before last year's yearbook was even distributed, plans were being formulated for Pennon '86. New innovations and graphic effects were suggested. The staff Cpictured herej made decisions in a attempt to represent permanently in print the highlights and activities of the l985-86 school year. When the class of I986 gathers for re- unions, this book will serve again to recall former classmates and faculty members and to refresh memories about years past. To the sophomores and juniors, plans for Pennon '87 are being discussed. To the seniors, the Pennon staff wishes you health, prosperity, and happiness. Good Luck. ROW l, C. Norman, Health Careers Pres, J. Waugaman, Colorguard Pres, S. Talko, French Club Pres, L. Berardi, SADD Pres, M. Garfolo, Spanish Club Pres, D. Jackson, Basketball Club Pres, W. Perz, Chorus Pres ROW 2, S. Best, Art Club Pres, V. Surace, Home Ec Club Pres, K. Lydon, Soph. Class Pres, C. Kremer, Knight Krier Editor, B. Thomas, Knight Krier Editor, A. Radford, Senior Class Pres, J. Radar, DECA Rep, L. LaGorga, Student Council Pres, J. Colinear, Cheerleading Captain, R. Ray, Ski Club ROW 3, V. Mull, Orch, R. Hudson, DECA Rep, D. Soroka, AFS Pres, T. Chick, Pennon Co-Editor, B. Szajnuk, FBLA Pres, D. Madeya, Honor Society Pres, K. Harrison. Colorguard Captain, J. Agnew, Head Majorette ROW 4, J. Fidler, German Club Pres, J. Smith, Sports Editor Knight Krier, T. Martin, NFL Pres, R. Zuber, Math Club Pres, M. Smith, Junior Class Pres, M. Weiskercher, Leo Club Pres, M. Kegg, Field Conductor, D. Matty, Band Pres, N. Borkowski, Pennon Co-Editor. Hall Of Fame The Dedicated Leaders Of Norwin's Extra-Curricular Activities Norwin Scholars Reap Benefits The Class Of I986 Boasts Its Academic Achievers Three Students Are Named National Merit Semi-Finalists Students Are Commended For Their Performance On The PSAT's The Top Ten Students Of The Class Of i986 Are Recognized Cabove leftj COMMENDED STUDENTS Anthony Cleftj MERIT WINNERS Jill Bertani. Scott Bitner. John Rasp. Cathy Fuegi, Tammie Joy lrani. Tim Martin, Kirk Yenerall TOP TEN ROW I: Jennifer Colinear, Anna Mandalakas, Linda LaGorga, Cheryl Kremer ROW 2: Tim Mar- tin, Scott Bitner, Kirk Yenerall. Rob Zuber, Steve Sekelsky. Lisa Vozel Cas of July l985J Xf 3 Q 5 5 5 3 2 2 , Q Honors, Athletic Awards Merit Recognition 199 Opposite Page: Even though many recognition assemblies have been held at Norwin High School, each new accomplishment should be realized for its spe- WW, cial significance. The students pictured here also represent many other athletes whose sea- son ended later and hopefully garnered awards also. The Pennon staff salutes all of you. sowing H60 Opposite Page: CROSS COUNTRY J. Horner, P. Worrall Tomko ROW 2: R. Smetak, J. Smith, M. Low VOLLEYBALL ROW I: J, Brentzel. M. Sobeck, R. Rettger, B. Geiselman ROW 21 A. Mandella, C. Bazala, B. Yerace, J. Pezek, E. Ratesic ROW Sz K. Priatko. N. Borkowski, T. Fronk, J. Smith, T. Ramirez Scott Bitner was selected as the l986 Rodgers Scholarship recipient. This prestigious honor was awarded on the basis of academic excel- lence, extracurricular involvement, integrity, and financial need. Scott was a member of the Math Club and National Honor Society. He was a Student Council member for three years and represented Norwin at the County Student f Forum. .,... ' ..,,. flower leftj Patti Snyder and Tim Dunster attended the World Affairs Council November lst in Pittsburgh. Sponsored by the Rotary, this year's topic was world economics and trade. Kelly Lydon was the recipient of the Hugh O'Brien Award. Nominated for leadership, concern for others, and desire to learn. Kelly attended a seminar in April where she met with students from other schools and heard speeches from business and government leaders. Clower rightj Cheryl Kremer attended the Summer Happening in the Arts spending two weeks at Indiana University of Pennsylvania taking courses in art and photography. Kirk Yenerall was selected to participate in the Governor's School for International Studies at Philadelphia. The month long program included the study of cultures different from ours. Linda LaGorga was named the Century Ill Leader. This award was based on leadership abilities, school and community involvement, a current events test, and an essay on an issue that challenges America. SOCCER ROW I: S. Petrosky, S, Talko, A. Hirshberg, T. C2 f 7 cv! orwin Enthusiasm, Spirit Qutshines Dreary Weather TE S Homecoming '85 - a memorable day for everyone. Two special people were honored as king and queen of this annual event. Queen Gina Carrick and King Jeff Shrump pose for their subjects in a royal fashion. The Class of I988 took top honors with their float of New York. And of course, the girls who spent many long hours to have a memorable day, our Student Council officers. Pictured are: Linda LaGorga, Courtney Foran. Joy lrani, and Sheri Granata. Thanks girls! Opposite page clockwise: America's -ffl city-Pitts- burgh-presented by America's Jlfl people-the Norwin Senior Class. The Art Club was rolling with their third place finish. Who says Christmas is in December? At Norwin, October I9 was Christmas for the Health Ca- reers Club. Just clowning around. something all Norwin students do at Homecoming. 9 Sno Ball '8 The Sno-Ball, an annual Christmas event sponsored by the Letterwin- ners Club, provided another memora- ble evening for Norwin students. The cafeteria was festively decorated in traditional holiday green and red. Af- ter being photographed, students were treated to the musical enter- tainment of the group, Top Secret. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the Sno-Ball '85 King Mark Moses and Queen Gina Carrick. Opposite page clockwise. Selected by stu- dents in attendance, Mark Moses and Gina Carrick reigned as king and queen of Sno-Ball '85. Dave McClelland, Jodi Walters, Terri Yost, and Don Coulter use their musical background to comment on the band. ROW I. M. Gre- gorowicz, G. Carrick, A. Constantino, H. Tornblom, A. Mandalakas ROW 2: M. Moses, J. Shrump, E. Antolik, J. Casorio, T. Benevento Cupper leftj Ernie Antolik, Kelly Davidson, Cup- per rightj Mark Prietsch, Melissa Label, Sherry Popp, Tim Barnett, Crightb Louis Lesnicky, Donna Watrous, Leanne Zellers, and Scott O'Bryon celebrated the holidays by attending the Sno-Ball. Z 22M ,ya ,if J y 1. ,. I 9 + ff gk, .Q 4 f V? 'fbi 42, i f ,, ag , V, Q f 9 41 'QW yn? H Q .iw Q ,W fm f if 0 f , 1 M3 I W W . 'i' - f 2, , ,, 'W K izfj , x I 14 V' Q ,Q J X ef, '- ' ifl EQ? v, jikfz V swf' ' A, ,ww fmfir , -,D A -QE, . 1 A . ' 1 2' 'A 27' 'KP' g 7 -' H y L ' , a,.., 1 if ffm,w'2,fz,4gw71'J 1 I , few ff Q ' Llfffikif,5l',I5'wE','fif'eL11' ,lliig - W' 'HE ffk f ' , an , 1 5311, J- 14 7,59 5 f f A X A f 4 7 V f . 75' 5, ,,,, X 3 , LW4, .. 5,, ,.. , , ,V ,.,, , 1 V l . . 1 q 1 Q ,Y 1 26 si W K2 if rv' 45' xx V' , ly? -' ,..,:-4 ? I , 1 Q V 1 wb 1 .N W av .H , .V NVV , MM ,. mf - i NMMW F 0 , 4 ' Z' 19 E , 'iw 1- 1, Q Es he A 'F 7 7 X 45114 W' xx ,ii , .-mf , 1 k 'wx h,wk' , .. i if R A 1 , 's Q . 9 W? W' w 55,5 ff? 'F 5, ' ' Z5 E ' A X fir f its df' , fs . f v ' 1 me H ff'f f-2 2112,zwfa-??2E?ff:if1Wfy3aJ: , . ff , ,- . sag , ii 'fu 'ii J XX orwin Cares Sets Pace Norwin students and faculty have long been recognized as a very caring and charitable group. This school year produced numer- ous events designed to help those in need. Various contests spon- sored by organizations in the school challenged the Norwin stu- dents to repeat past outstanding performances. The Trot for Tots aided Children's Hospital and the participants were sponsored by other students and faculty. The Blood Drive, a traditional senior class activity, demonstrated the essence of the spirit of Norwin stu- dents and faculty. Cabovej One of the many competent mem- bers of the Red Cross unit checks with Mrs. Savini. Cupper rightl Mark Ragan has his tempera- ture taken and pulse checked as a prelimi- nary necessity. Crightj Trot for Tots ROW I: P. Worrall, J. Kopasko, S. Ross. B. West, B. Wallace ROW 2: Mr. Brugnoli, S. Grskovich, Mr. Shirley, Mrs. Shirley, A. Swift, C. Behanna 435.2322 A , ,. feQ,w?y,, v,,, V f , x IZ 14 , Z , x My Z t , 2 J. y fn Z . ,.? X 2 4 ll- ff W , , Lf, ':?f'zff5f127'5EQ??5Z ' g is 5 , f f ,X Z, X W fq,,,,,,,, fy, A 7 Cupper leftj Missy DeBlasio is tested before donating blood. Cupper rightj Jim Murray and Scott Bitner, two of the first se- niors to donate, still manage to smile. Cmiddle leftj A toast to all who participated including Mickey Gregorowicz, Karen Hart, Janet Medved, and Laurie Kerber. Cabovej Mr. Vernail and Kelly Conroy still find humor in this situation. Cleftj Tye Balego is readied for donating the Gift of Life . Class Qfficers Dedicated To The Best Interests Of Their Graduating Class Cabovej JUNIORS Mike Smith. President, Erin Rate- sic, Vice President, Julie Cochen- our, Recording Secretary, Lisa Freeman, Corresponding Secre- tary, Dena Madeya, Treasurer Cabove rightj SENIORS ROW I: Brenda Bailley, Recording Secretary, Anna Mandalakas. Treasurer, Gina Carrick, Vice President ROW 2: Micki Gre- gorowicz, Corresponding Secre- tary: Amy Radford, President frightj SOPHOMORES Carol Babyak, Treasurer, Kelly Ly- don, President, Heather Boone, Vice President, Tracey Pecora, Secretary 4 STAFF I ROW I: Joanne M. Cole. James Yerace, Howard A. Leukhardt, Richard P. Hensler ROW 2: Howard K. Weber, Joseph W. Gulaskey, Kenneth Denne, Charles S. Beatty. Robert D'Alesandro h 7'f- 1. ygywilgilif Board, Administration Consolidate Efforts At the annual reorganizational meeting of the Norwin School Board held last December. How- ard A. Leukhardt was elected Board President and Joanne M. Cole was elected Vice-President. Newly elected board members Rochelle H. Belak and Floyd R. Warren were also seated. To fur- ther communication within the community. Network, a newslet- ter issued to all residents, was adopted and circulated. Norwin School District received notice that Norwin was listed as a regis- tered district under Long Range guidelines. Mr. Terbot and Dr. Leukhardt are co-chairing the next Long Range Plan for the dis- trict. Many district residents have volunteered their services and are serving on various com- mittees. Three Act 80 days were held last fall for Norwin's profes- sional staff. Due to the effort and planning of Mr. Lauffer and Dr. Leukhardt, these days provided staff members with an opportuni- ty to evaluate and improve teach- ing skills, and to become better informed about current educa- tional problems. The Norwin School Board and administration continually stressed their com- mitment to quality education for Norwin students through varied programs and actions. l 42 s 4 4' l i Q 'W I ROW l. Superintendent Charles R. Lauffer ROW 2. Assistant Superintendents Charles R. Terbot, Arthur E Fauvie Qleftj R. Neil Faust, Elementary Supervisor Cbelowb Frances Bucciarelli. School Psychologist fbelow leftj Joan Leukhardt, Curriculum Coordinatorg Ronald Surmacz, Federal Programsf Tells Coordinator, Janet Potosky, Reading Supervisor Cbelow rightj Richard Maier, Business Manager E, ixfgs 1- iif fi li wi l Jllffg ,fx My personal congratulations to the Class of l986 for achieving a milestone - that is, your graduation from Norwin High School. As I said when you were sophomores, Norwin Senior High School has an excellent professional staff, a demand- ing curriculum, and an outstanding facility. I hope that you have taken advantage of all that we offered, have worked to the best of your ability, and have received as much from Norwin as possible. r As principal, I have lived with you for three years, and it has been a very pleasant and enjoyable three years. I hope you leave with as many fond memories of Norwin as I have of the Class of l986. Keep up the good work. ln 20 to 30 years from now you will be the leaders in our community and in our nation, and when you reach your pinnacle of success, always remem- ber that you graduated from Norwin Senior High School. First Class All The Way. May God Bless You. Have a prosperous and happy life. Ronald E. Peduzzi Principals Reminisce Offer Best Wishes I would like to wish the members of the Class of '86 good luck. I hope that we have had the imagination and patience to enter your world in order to understand your needs and guide you toward a lifetime of success. Francis J. Lann It has been my privilege to serve as assistant principal at Norwin. I am confident that our students will be a positive influence on society. C. Edwin Yates W4 5 E Warren Boyd, Computer Center Henry Funk. Athletic Director 41' ' N 1 I Nl Robert Shrader, Correctional Counseling Center Staff Members Provide Specialized Services N rlt' t Joseph Kilheeney, Home and School Vistor for Esther Ridinger, Nurse Facult 5 it W Robert B v wi E ateman. Industrial Arts George Adamson. Industrial Arts John Bluhm, Science Werner Boes, Science Robert Brugnoli. Social Studies 2 12,5 Geno Cencia, Industrial Arts ,,, , vat? 'rn J ii ? e A , s,,vi,,na l Y Georgene Cooke, Business John Churma, Mathematics Jeanne Close, Music John Donnelly, English I f Robert Cornali, Social Studies Patricia Cummerick. Business Harold Dwyer, English Joanne Elder. Title I Reading Alex Frendy, Art F 5? Z M1 its Em - - Warren Gardner, Science Gary Good. Mathematics and Computer + , um f ig! Mechtild Grapes, Mathematics Donald Guerrieri, Business few-use Q ,Y Janet Hackett. Music Gerald Hagan. English Louis Hancock. Music 24 Leslie Harvath, Social Studies Gary Heasley. Career Office Lorraine Hoffman, Business Wayne Holt. Health ,P J' .V ' , .ff 1 V' s.Qsl+w.wa Eugene Johnson, Industrial Arts Sharon Jones, Business Faculty Harry Hickle. Physical Education Ronald Kallenborn, Industrial Arts Donald Kattic, Social Studies Cecelia McCorkle, Home Economics Roy Martin, Social Studies 26 William Kenney, Social Studies Annette Kress, Foreign Language x14 c , S if Robert McCorkIe, Mathematics Floyd Marshall, Health WEBB Victor Mayhugh, Guidance Nancy Matko, English Elalne Milliron. Physical Education .2 John Obruba, Science John Occhulzzo Science .WM ,- 5. f' 4 A M V ' . ,.:mfW' -Z,,..:EQ2i5E. Y 'L Kathy O'HalIoran ll- is vm'o'mvn , 5l29UW?955l5N5Ef :QQYQWQWVVVWW53 f miiiii gylww f f PM 4 l,gsooo MN Maki it fi mmm aWWW6NNOO my hhlhhhhhhhklll ,Ann.A.A.A,A.A.A.A.A.A.l.l1 ft it 5 'fi t ff Therese O'Neil, Business Clinton Page, Guidance tw Virginia Patterson, Business Darlene Parker, Guidance My Mem n:Qg.,, V i if James Peters, Science Joseph Pellis, Industrial Arts Nicholas Petrucci, Occupational Education We L , y i e Carol Pfeiffer, Home Economics Judy Pinkerton, Home Economics John Polivka, Social Studies Alona Redden. Mathematics Faculty Richard Polczynski, Social Studies Roy Reese, Science David Rider, Physical Education Richard Rizzardi, Mathematics Faculty Mary Lou Rodgers, Guidance Randy Rovesti, Physical Education and Health James Shaffer. Social Studies f .... ., . ,V ,WW '42 an :ff ,f 1, 1.If-'--,,,zz,guf11,:,, -2,1- f Z Z E Tom Shirley, Mathematics Nancy Shorsher. English Thomas Shrump. Industrial Arts Thomas Sipe. Gifted Program Dennis Smart. Social Studies John H. Smith, Science 1 ,A ,,,,. fzffw W,,?, -A '-V' Il, J: . ,. H V' it ' A ' ,,,, S f1i LW'i' t S l - , we 1 Carole Stone, Social Studies Michael Testa, Business Gerald Torau. Science David Trintble. English Renny Thompson, English Jerry Vernail, Social Studies gi 'Q lit 3 if 9. W' ., ,, , ,, ,, nl f lr , - .,,.,, ' K sr 'flf g. 1 A 'V '-A. wav, L, I it 5. Dolores Walker, Librarian Mary Watkins, Business Joseph Watkoski, Business i M.. Linda Watkoski, Business Shefon Watson' PhY5lCa' Education and Micki Williams, Title l Reading Health A , Patricia Wintermyer, English Andrew Zahratka, English .N ' Za ' 4 ' 5 I' 4.Lk 5 '- ' f. ftwmaaffr A , MW 4 .F ft 22 , V ml x 9 4 , , , 'li 5 f vu - ,iff-ii,-t , ,, X ,Z W' HVM,,: Wye, ,gm ,7 U , ,, ff' Lv VV , y I I , T, Eygwkyy, K fa ,iw ,: ,.f..V:., Q' 5 1 Nanette Savini, Occu X , , A Speck, LD Instructor . . --,-. 1 M ., 19 f X . asm 1' MW J f i f MWWW...-,mv pational Education, Sandra Costellic, LD Instructor, Joyce fs' t Debra Good, Foreign Language, Sondra Neustein, Foreign Language, Jane Schreck- rngost, Foreign Language, Mary Lou Duska, Foreign Language, Rita Chlodney, io reign Language fi ff ig i , m y by .,A,,.A,,r, 1 fn ry Barbara Shrump, English, Shirley Boyd, Business, Marsha Clark, English Faculty la Barbara Tray, English, Vivian Watt. English 33 Edward L. Matko gradu- ated from Indiana State Teachers College in I95I re- ceiving a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree with majors in business and English and a minor in geography. Mr. Matko began his teaching career in Altoona, moving to North Huntingdon for five years. After teaching in Lancaster county for two years, Mr. Matko returned to the local area to teach at Westinghouse Memorial for three years. Finally in I967, he began his teaching ca- reer at Norwin again. While employed by Nor- win, Mr. Matko was the newspaper advisor for 23 years, and cross-country coach for I3 years. Coach- ing the I973 cross-country team to Norwin's first and only boys state champion- ship was a highlight not easily forgotten. Married to Nancy Matko, an English teacher at Nor- win, Mr. Matko occupies Mr. Matko his time now by caring for a large house and four dogs. Golf has always been an area of interest and still is. In the future, the Matkos hope to relocate to a warm- er climate. When asked to recall a fond memory of Norwin. Mr. Matko cited the I973 cross country champion- ship and extended lunch periods with the cafeteria ladies. He also said, I will not cherish the memories of the more than IOOI dead- lines I sweated'out with the Knight Krier staff for more than 70 wear'-7 Pennon Wishes Retirees Pleasant Future Mr. Stough Lyman Stough graduated from Waynesburg College with a Bachelor of Science degree. Completing his graduate work at Universi- ty of Pittsburgh, Mr. Stough earned a Masters of Educa- tion and later guidance cer- tification from Indiana Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. Mr. Stough began his career at Irwin in I95O and moved to Norwin in I958. Through 35 years association with Irwin and Norwin, he taught math, social studies, physi- cal education, and ended as a guidance counselor. Throughout Mr. Stough's I4 years of coaching, many notable events were re- corded. In I954, he coached Irwin to a state Class B title. In I963, the Knights won the W.P.I.A.L. and P.I.A.A. Western Regional titles. At the Harrisburg Farm Show Arena, Plymouth White- marsh defeated the valiant is , -CX X ff X X 'QF ff : : ?, :':.'H P ' :?:i7 f5' Q- MQ ' ix Q Q S E .sam N , 3 xx S ifsf C I I . Knights for the state title. Married, Mr. Stough and his wife Bonnie hope to travel as part of their fu- ture plans. When asked to comment about Norwin, Mr. Stough stated, My time at Norwin was an enjoyable experi- ence. Norwin also evoked fond memories of his alge- bra classes and associa- tions with his basketball players. Mr. Stough also re- called the special associa- tions with various faculty members. Contributing greatly to the smooth operation of Norwin High School, the secretarial staff deserves praise for their patience and aptitude. They all pos- sess the necessary business skills, but they also display great tolerance for the hec- tic and persistent demands of the students, faculty. and administration. The Secretaries Assistance, Staff, Stude secretaries and other sup- port personnel are to be commended for loyal service. Cleftj SEATED: L. Murray, S. Zelno ROW I. C. Fulmer Cmiddle leftj Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Boyer, and Mrs. Watkiss partici- pate in Homecoming Week activi- ties by dressing in 50's attire. Cbelowj SEATED. K. Watkiss, R. Martin ROW 2: N. D'Alesandro, C. Page, D. Boyer Provide nts Benefit Qleftj Lynn Ogg assists with vari- ous duties at the Correctional Counseling Center. fabovej Mrs. Page and Mrs. Rod- gers share a lighter moment dur- ing Homecoming Week. Rick Reiter and Bob Dblak. mem- bers of our ever-ready custodial staff provide an efficient and beneficial service to the entire high school. Dorothy Scheetz and Corinne Ptaszkiewicz do a last minute check before the harried lunch periods begin. is Cafeteria, Custodial Staff Supply Essential Services .A 3- f f. yy.. . 4 ,A 1 .Q .L is . Q.: 5 . . . 4 ff 1 1' ?!WW W f JW' 4 f iv 'w ' V A A V' ' ' f ew 59, V I 2 ,Z f - .. ' I ,27 5 . A y A l A M A A V 7 ' l Q 4 W V 41 W . - ' I . . . . W. , f ' ff, X V I I gg.. ,Af . z , M ' if ...-we Q.f:'.'.i A ...az ' ' if L ,A . ' A H A' MJ ff.. . ' A . WM W' A ' h,,. A, ' 1 ' ' 'QQ y ya n.. A Q. ,M Wy., A ...:gf .f3f f .gif 1 zz.,.:... ggi Hyg:y..f ,N - ig A. w e if it , 5,4 '--v - Q H .,,, , . g , 7 . .V ' C ,..,,. R' y .A V' ,.,l, . A A A A CAFETERIA ROW I: L. Bassett, K. Baldridge, D. Kenyhercz, L. Wills, J. Hysong, G. McCabe, C. Chapman ROW 2: P. Sisler, D. Scheetz, B. Kramer, P. Howa- tineck, W. Taylor, L. Menzies, R. Perkovich, C. Ptaszkiewicz, E. Vlasick, M. Venzin, J. Muchoney at r 1 it 6 Q i ' f i A 'W , ,W 7 1 QQ' SQPHQMQRES HOMEROOM lOl ROW I: Y. Beech, K. Badstibner, C. Balta, K. Arvay, M. Beeler, M. Baloh, B. Bassegio, E. Agona, B. Behanna ROW 2: Mr. Dwyer, C. Badstibner C. Babyak, C. Armstrong, L. Armstrong, H. Austin, K. Ballough, S. Arnold, K. Bauer, E. Bamford ROW 3. E. Barczy, T. Arendas, D. Adams, K Babich, M. Bachy, B. Ballas, B. Barnett, P. Arlia, P. Alfer 38 Class Of HOMEROOM IO2 ROW l: A Bickerstaff, H. Boone, C. Benty, C. Behun, J. Butterly, K. Boot, B. Bindas. S. Bilec ROW 2: Mrs. Duska, E. Brancho, M. Brett, D. Black, R. Boch, C. Bertolina, M. Bevan, E. Brentzel, J. Bolton ROW 3: M. Brahim, J. Bico, D. Blake, J. Boyd, T. Berardi, D. Beynon, M. Blazer, E. Brentzel, J. Bindas '88 . h w -P HOMEROOM IOS ROW I. D. Cortese, D. Connelly, S. Conley. T. Bushyager, J. Brown, S. Cannon, D. Bristow. T. Costantino, J. Cottone ROW 2: K. Cardiff, R. Collura, K. Byrnes, F. Comer, C. Brim, T. Common, J. Carrigan, K. Corridon, C. Carmino, A. Carlson, H. Coiner ROW 3. D. Chellini. M. Com- mon. A. Clegg, J. Brown, B. Bryan. M. Carswell, R. Corvino, M. Brinko, H. Clark, R. Brim nnual Class Picnic Finalizes High School Debut HOMEROOM IO4 ROW I. T. Dillinger. S. DiBucci, L. Davis. M. Dietz. N. Dankovich, G. Dankovich, S. David, S. Damico. D. Dombrowski, K. Deluca ROW 2. K. Coyne. M. Cunning, K. Craycraft, S. Craig, M. Doshen, T. Dillon, M. Dillon, L. Davis, S. Dallas,M. Davidow, J. Boyd, J. Deliman ROW 3. J. Di- Perna, B. Cuturilo, C. Dick. R. Dingeldein, G. Cutruzzula, D. Dinus, P. Daugherty, J. DeRubbo, M. Cymbor. P. Davis Class Of '88 ' 39 HOMEROOM IOS ROW I: D. Downey, K. Errett. L. Eakman. J. Feola, T. Dubaich, B. Doucette, J. Evans, S. Falbo, W. Eisele ROW 2: Mr. Shaffer, V. Drabisin, F. Feltes, M. Duch. C. Ellis, D. Dougherty, M. Elias, L. Durst, B. Dudas, J. Etherington ROW 3. D. Dubovsky, J. Esasky, P. Eichelberger, R. Dunlap M. Dziabiak. H. Doyle, K. Engwer, R. Edmonds, D. Evancho, M. Ehman 40 Class Of HOMEROOM IO6 ROW I. B. George, M. Froeschl, M. Fontanesi, C. Golock, M. Friedhof, J. Gigliotti, J. Gavula, L. Gongaware, E. Gilkeson Row 2. C. Gilbert, J. Gerney. J. Frishof, S. Flynn, V. Gose, R. Garofolo, D. Geiger. A. Gatch, J. Flynn, Mrs. Stone ROW 3: G. Galbraith, K. Gaich, K. Frye, K. Fronk, M. Gray, G. Glagola, J. Ferris, L. Fultz, L. Glenn, M. Gettemy '88 Dane Perllnger and Lydia Najlm Lauren Vlnsick and Kelly Popovic ponder the complexities of Mr dlsplayapopular student activity Holt s health class socializing at lockers I , i 'a la l Sophomores Capture Second Consecutive Float Trophy HOMEROOM IO7 ROW I: T. Helfmann. D. Hill, L. Hipple, J. Holtman. P. Greening. R. Janiro. M. Griffiths. S. Hartman, J. Halter, S. Hornfeck ROW 2. Mr. Churma. J. Jackowski. J. Harrold, D. Hauliska, K. Holton, K. Gregorowicz, M. Harrison. J. Hoffman, D. Horner, S. Jakomas, J. Holshue, D. Hirst ROW 3: R. Hudson. A. Horvath. R. Hindman, G. Hair, G. Heckler, J. Holderbaum, G. Janero, E. Hohn, C. Heinack, J. Hilinski, C. Hamilton Class Of '88 4I HOMEROOM I08 ROW I: T. Jones, R. Jones, J. Kennell, E. Kehoe, L. Kolat, D. Kelon, M. Koller, J. Kichko ROW 2. Mrs. Watt, R. Kelly,'A. Josselyn. R. Kohout, M. Johnson, C. Kerber, D. Jiansante, C. Klingensmith, D. Johnson ROW 3: M, Klassen, C. Jones, A. Juraszek, E. Klotz, F. Kingerski, D. Johnson, R. Johnson, B. Keller, T. Jennette, T. Kendall Udida 55 Cass Of '88 Wins First Prize Float Honors 42 Class Of HOMEROOM IO9 ROW I: B. Leasure, K. Kunkle, B. Kunkle. K. Kyzer, T. Lakatosh, H. Lavanchy, T. Kurp, T. Ledgard, S. Lemack, K. Larouere ROW 2. L. Kraus, P Kremer, R. Kunic, J. Lawson, D. Kulha, K. LaVerde, T. Lees, E. Lemke, M. Krescanko, Mrs. Grapes ROW 3: L. Lesnicky, J. Leukhardt, S. Kreuz- berger, B. Longo, M. Lockwood, B. Leonatti, M. Liebdzinski, E. Lucky, C. Lance, T. Lackey '88 HOMEROOM IIO ROW I. T. McAdams. T. Lyons, M. McDonald. L. Mekis, B. McHugh, C. Martin, K. Marshalek, L. Maiolo, P. Mann ROW 2: C. Maccagnan, J. Ly- don, T. Lynn, F. Mash. S. Malt, H. McGowan, K. Lydon, S. McHugh, R. Marshalik ROW 3: A. Mandella, W. Martin, S. Masters, M. Macesich, R. McCalmont, N. Matejevich. W. McAfee, D. Mainwaring, D. Machek, S. Marincic HOMEROOM 4Ol ROW I: J. Mativa, K. Miller. N. Morton, M. Nock, D. Metrisin, D. Maglicco, T. Muoio, W. Minnick, A. Misterka ROW 2: J. Murray, K. Miller, C. Muentzer. C. Mugnano. V. Mincucci, S. Mendt. D. Miller, D. Minnicks, E. Middlemiss ROW 3. M. Moretton, K. Neel, L. Muth, K. Miklos, C. Mitchell, L. Moffatt, K. Miller, T. Muchoney, M. Militzer Class Of '88 43 Swimming class produces wet' Kristen Miller, Holly Sensenich, hair and embarrassing moments and Jodie Shidel explore the won- for sophomores. ders of biology. Homeroom 405 Group Magazine Sale Winner 44 Class Of f f W . HOMEROOM 402 '-.f-I' ROW I: K. Nosse, M. Pancoast. A. Pavlik, S. Petrosky, M. O'Rourke, J. Palmiero, D. Perlinger, R. Petrina. B. Pedder ROW 2. B. Parker, C. Pa- vur. D. Petro, K. O'Rourke, D. Paterra, H. Petrak, L. Petrak, E. O'Reilly ROW 3: R. Painter, R. Paulus, B. Noll, D. Pensenstadler, M. Paat, J. Pat- terson, L. Patterson, G. Ondovcik, T. Pecora, L. Painter '88 HOMEROOM 403 ROW I: L. Rayman, S. Robinson. M. Pomposelli, K. Raymer, L. Ramsey, B. Repicky, T. Rizzo, V. Polka, D. Pifferetti ROW 2. K. Mori, D. Pertle, D. Price., J. Price, R. Reese, L. Richardson, C. Richardson, M. Prinkey, S. Rizer, S. Rice ROW 3: S. Richie, J. Plecenik, R. Rendulic, K. Popovic, R. Rafferty, T. Race, R. Plassio. N. Randolph, R. Pingree, D. Polczynski HOMEROOM 404 ROW I: G. Rudolph, K. Sharp, R. Rubright, M. Seech, J. Saxberg, N. Sarge, Z. Seko, D. Serrao ROW 2. H. Sensenich, M. Schuler, D. Ryan, K. Schlemmer, C. Ryan. J. Schmidt, L. Sarver, W. Rowlett, L. Schuchert ROW 3: M. Santoro. D. Santavicca, J. Senley, R. Schanz, D. Sharbaugh, T. Roth, M. Ruffin, B. Schaefer Class Of '88 45 HOMEROOM 405 ROW I: D. Storch, B. Shirk, J. Shidel, L. Spritz, M. Shrump, K. Stern, L. Staigvil, C. Steinkopf, M. Solomon ROW 2: S. Slavick, L. Shynski, W. Stocks, L. Socrates, J. Sowa, S. Skoretz, A. Shirey, S. Snyder, R. St. Antoine ROW 3. B. Stone, J. Sholtis, B. Shipley, D. Shimko, P. Shirer, L. Sny- der. M. Shuker HOMEROOM 407 - ROW I: J. Swenderman, T. Topper, C. Sullenberger, B. Suomela, T. Smith, D. Thomas, T. Thompson, S. Swietlik. M. Taylor ROW 2. Mrs. Tray R. Thomas, J. Toncich, J. Sumpman A. Taylor, D. Trio, J. Tabor, N. Tomko, R. Thomas, N. Tragesser ROW 3. D. Tirpak, L. Tomich, T. Trayers S. Thomas, E. Tatters, C. Sullivan, M. Swankler, A. Tilley, S. Sydeski, M. Tomko 46 Class Of '88 HOMEROOM 409 ROW I: D. Vesco. B. Twele. L. Weishorn, C. Wootton, D. Wetzler, J. Winnie, P. Vorkapich, D. Walters ROW 2. L. Walters, J. Walkmeyer, A. Vadas, S. Ullom, D. Richardson, J. Weitzel, B. Weaver, J. Wieland ROW 3. B. Turek, S. Wolfe. D. Wilhelm, D. Truckly, D. Verbanick. S. Weis- kircher, J. West. C. Valerio Magazine ale Successful, II,IOO Total HOMEROOM 4lO ROW I: N. Cole, B. Powell, H. Thwaite, D. Worrall. T. Yost, J. Zellers, S. Walter ROW 2: S. Yanez, E. Zurich, V. Schneider, P. Schram, R. Zigaro- vich, S. Zupick, K. Gongaware ROW 3. C. Zera, J. Thwaite, G. Zuber, G. Zula, S. Yaniga. L. Spahr, K. Schmitten, G. Zitcovich, Class Of '88 47 HOMEROOM F-I ROW I: L. Keaton. C. Burkhart. K. Habarka, K. Kavran, J. Doppelhauer, P. Flannery, B. Baden, S. Arendas ROW 2. A. Glagola. T. Badger, R Brewer, G. Freidhof,,T. Funk, N. Blazowich. D. Bollinger, B. Garrity, K. Gretz ROW 3: J. Fallavollitti, H. Elder, R. Hindman, D. Boettner, C Johnson, S. Denezze W. Harris. D. Denne. R. Eichelberger T' Members of the sophomore class Dea Vesco selects ingredients concentrate on proper typing from the salad bar, a popular technique. lunch time choice. fl8 l Class Of '88 mnwwmummmnw f . wr i ,W .mmffss 4mfn Mary Harrison participates in a Members of the sophomore class traditional sophomore activity-- share a proud moment on Home- lab work in biology class. coming Day. if I ., J Magazine Total Surpasses Q 8,800 Goal HOMEROOM F-2 ROW It R. Topper, R. Roycroft, J. Payne, E. Mitnik, M. Pedder, D. Meynor, J. Schade, J. Wisniewski ROW 2. C. Servello, D. Sullivan. B. Yarlett, R. Ursiny, J. Puzak. S. Pedicord ROW 3: E. Olsen. J. Simpson, J. Tickerhoof, B. Plata, J. Loskey, R. Picone. C. Wyant, J. Maffeo, D. Mellon Class Of '88 49 sm- gl, wifi, ? ,unwise l 'lv 1 I alll sit na Top: The Class of '88 prevails, as they capture first place with New York . Middle right: A typical sophomore gathering in the cafeteria. Bottom right: All sophomores are enlightened in the biological field. Below: Jason West-searching for leisure reading qualities. ii! AH!! I ' '11 N HOMEROOM 2Ol ROW I: K. Beech, C. Betler. J. Bartley, K. Beck, A. Alm, L. Anerino, L. Angeletti, S. Blissman, K. Babinec, K. Bishop ROW 2. Mrs. Good, T Atwood, J. Barnett, D. Bartko, S. Andrejcak, T. Bertani, B. Belak, D. Bico, C. Behanna, J. Bilott ROW 3: D. Anderson, E. Becker, T. Barnett, G Barton, J. Baney, J. Adams, M. Anthony, C. Berkhouse, J. Baird, D. Bertani, B. Blake HOMEROOM 202 ROW I. M. Bratton, K. Boice, M. Boffemmyer, V. Bozich, M. Brett, A. Bruggeman, S. Bradley, K. Bost ROW 2. J. Bollinger, J. Bolton. K. Bule- bush, T. Brown, T. Brahim, D. Brown, J. Brentzel, R. Bottesch. B. Bogonovich, Mrs. Hoffman ROW 3: J. Breitinger, V. Brosnahan, T. Andrews, B. Brown, L. Botti, S. Borst, S. Bogacik, B. Bruno, B. Bradley 52 Class Of 87 Juniors Experience H pnotic Evening At Banquet 1 HOMEROOM 203 ROW I: C. Cohen, T. Carolan, J. Chervenick, B. Collura, A. Clawson, T. Busha, A. Carrick, ROW 2. S. Cole, J. Cochenour, L. Ciao, J. Carleo, S. Burket, H. Burtnett, P. Button, D. Coleman, K. Churma, ROW 3: M. Chellman, K. Clem, A. Como, K. Carlson, R. Craig, J. Clark, B. Burtner. C. Cearns HOMEROOM 204 ROW I. T. Cooper, K. Conley, T. Dietz, L. Connors, J. Cutruzzula, A. Curran. C. Dempsey, S. DeVore ROW 2: V. Creider, L. Crispin, T. Detar. B. Crew, P. DeIGross, S. Culbertson, K. Daugherty, A. Dick, D. DiBucci ROW 3. L. DeZorzi, S. Denney, D. Cunningham, R. Crossett, M. Curnow, M. DeISignore, J. Davis, B. Connelly, D. Dietrich Class Of 87. 53 HOMEROOM 205 ROW I. L. Edgar, T. Flesik, D. Durigon, M. Edwards, L. Edwards, C. Foran, C. Ford, C. Fennell, M. Drakulic, L. Fleming ROW 2. Mrs. Patterson G. Drahusz, H. EI-Hillal, L. Evans, M. Eagleson, R. Ellis, J. Dunbar, D. Ditillo, P.J. Duggan, T. Dunster, B. Errera ROW 3. C. Fowler, J. Fleming, G Farrell, G. Edwards, E. Fleming, G. Farren, R. Donnelly, H. Dolence, J. DiPerna, P. Dworek HOMEROOM 206 ROW I: L. Freeman, K. Geis, J. Granny, L. Gebert. C. Galata, K. Gretz. A. Giebel. J. Froggatt, J. Greene ROW 2. V. Glunt, S. Hanna, L. Greena- way, L. Guseman. S. Gombos, M. Graham, C. Glew, D. Glass ROW 3. D. Harsch, J. Gogets, D. Glaser, J. Germuska, C. Gardner, T. Gale, S Grskovich, D. Glaser, M. Godwin 54 Class Of '87 HOMEROOM 207 Cbelowj Dee DiBucci carefully ig- Cleftj Wade Taylor creatively de- nites the bunsen burner during a signs a three-dimensional sketch. chemistry lab. SA 's Contribute To Junior Year Anxieties ROW I: J. Jackowski, B. Jalosky, K. Kalina, C. Kaylor. S. Hyduk, J. Hill, J. Jackson, Mrs. Neustein ROW 2: M. Hlavach, R. Hudson, J. Hood, D. Hollick, F. Hoffman, C. Highberger, C. Jones, T. Holmes, D. Heyz, ROW 3: T. Hayden, E. Hines, J. Hughes, K. Hood, D. Houston, E. Karsnak, J. Karas, S. Johnston, J. Hertzog, E. Karl, C. Hudack Class Of '87 55 HOMEROOM 208 ROW I. A. Kuis, T. Kubic, C. Kelly, L. Kyzer, S. Kitchen, L. Lancaster, C. Kustra, L. Kovac, P. Klingensmilh ROW 2: M. Kiraly, A. Lavanchy. A Kuczinski, M. Label, S. Kunkle, D. Kukta, J. Kerr, J. Kennell, E. Kerber, J. Kopasko, P. Knieriem, Mrs. Schreckengost ROW 3: V. Kremer, B. Ke- merer, M. Kostich, L. Keller, F. Kosko, C. Kolesar, R. Keller, A. Kondor, R. Krisko 56 Class Of HOMEROOM 209 ROW I: K. Marino, T. Lesniewski, S. Locke, S. Mashoney, K. Marcin, K, Mangan, S. MacMillan. D. Madeya ROW 2. R. Mascara, G. Likar, B. Maglicco. M. Mayer, J. Lyons, T. Lyons, P. Masser, K. Lockard ROW 3. J. Mantich, G. Martincheck. S. Leydig, B. Linton, P. Lydon, R. Lichtenfels, D. McClelland '87 Juniors Aid With Organization, Decor For Prom HOMEROOM 2lO ROW I: A. Nedzbala, K, McTiernan, K. McCue, K. Neal, S. Metz, M, Mihalik, J. Moore, K. Moritz, M. Morris, D. Montgomery ROW 2: T. Muenk. R. Miletic, M. McMurdo, C. Mori. S. O'Bryon, J. Mediate, C. McCullough. S. Muoio, P. Mercadante, Mrs. Jones ROW 3. A. Merz, D. Mitchell, S. Morrison, R. Morgan, J. McNeice, J. Miklosko. J. McCurdy, L. Melocchi, S. McDowell, K. Militzer, B. Misavage HOMEROOM 5Ol ROW I: D. Pennington, T. Orsino, S. Orrvick, S. Orr, T. Patterson, D. Perlinger. E. Pedder, K. O'Donnell ROW 2. L. Perkins, M. Orbon, L. Os- losky, S. Norton, C.O'Brien, S. Olexik, J. Page, C. Painter, J. Pavlik ROW 3: D. Nelson, M. Pavlic, M. Ondish, R. O'Neal, T. Pattakos, B. Pacolay, J. Peck, M. Palmiero, S. Patterson ' Class Of '87 57 HOMEROOM 502 ROW I: L. Paskus, P. Ramsey, C. Price, A. Princeton, E. Ratesic, T. Ramirez, K. Powers, S. Pomposelli, C. Plecko ROW 2. J. Quealy, M. Peter son, M. Peschock, R. Reese, G. Peters, J. Racan, G. Powanda, T. Rates ROW 3: P. Plues, T. Reedy, J. Pezek, P. Race, W. Ray, M. Prietsch, B. Ra rica. B. Podunavac fi? fQ9',? ia-if -fi of Cabovej The Junior class captures Crightj Ce-st Ia classe de fran- the magic of Disney on Home- cais - - - Madame Neustein hap- coming Day. pily translates for Kari Militzer. ss Class Of 'sv E ' . ,. .,,,. , 'fi Cleftj Scot Leydig and Craig Fowler taste test the cafeteria's Cbelowj Lingering juniors strike a new entree-PIZZA! pose for the yearbook. We Q3 ii Class Ring Distribution Highlights Junior Year HOMEROOM 503 ROW I: K. Scherff, A. Reynolds. H. Sapp, R. Schank, J. Scarbrough, C. Reitz, T. Sabo, D. Scandrol, D. Sarver ROW 2: E. Schell, E. Rendulic, J. Reilly, C. Ross, R. Richards, J. Rubright, T. Reno, P. Roche, E. Rodgers, P. Rupnik ROW 3: D. Ribar, D. Resetar, R. Reitler, J. Schmotzer, G. Rost, L. Roberson, E. Salopek, S. Ross. M. Schlegel, R. Regester Class Of '87 59 HOMEROOM 504 ROW I 2 B. Shuber, T. Sloane, D. Sicuro, P. Sethman, T. Steck, P. Snyder, P. Stefancic, C. Stepusin, K. Smith ROW 2: K. Smalley, S. Sholtis, S. Shi- rer, P. Schneider, B. Smith, R. Stark, P. Stack, E. Shields, J. Soisson ROW 3: C. Sobek, L. Shranatan, E. Slepsky, T. Snyder, S. Simmers, S. Shar baugh. J. Smith, M. Smith, J. Shablik, C. Shuster J? ea. QQ? 'Lf Y HOMEROOM 507 ROW I: M. Urbanic, L. Thomas, G. Stone, B. Turner, S. Stitely, V. Surace, T. Thorpe, J. Szekely ROW 2 Mrs. Matko, E. Suranski, L. Trenga. J Suncine, T. Terranella, S. Tierney, J. Tierney, J. Swenderman, K. Thompson, L. Stewart ROW 3: D. Urbanek, K. Uhrig, J. Swankler, J. Tosi, M Trayers, E. Thomson, S. Stern, P. Trgovic, K. Swanson 60 Class Of '87 Powder Puff Tradition Shattered B Junior Girls J' . mf J..,...... HOMEROOM 508 ROW I. K. Walter, H. Ward, C. Wallace, V. Widemire, K. Whitmore, T. Watkiss, S. White, J. Watson, J. Walters ROW 2. J. Weimer, J. Vey- chek, K. Williams, S. Vidnovic, D. Stewart. J. Wilds, M. Werder, J. Wallace, K. Varrati ROW 3. B. West, K. Varga, R. Vojtko, E. Veres, C. Wa- chowski, J. Weyandt, J. Wicinas, M. Warnick, B. Wallace, G. Vargo, S. Waddell HOMEROOM 509 ROW I. H. Winslow, K. Davidson, C. Way. N. Zupick, B. Yerace. S. Zelno ROW 2. E. Morgan, G. Wirth, K. Maximo, E. Zona, K. Zitz ROW 3. D. Yates, K. Zucco, M. Romano, M. Zipparo. J. Thornton, B. Wolfe Class Of '87 6l HOMEROOM 5I3 ROW I S. Burgman. R. Koerber. G. Flannery, D. Koelsch. L. Lalor. R. Brant, M. Begonia, E. Cashdollar ROW 2: R Liner R Babeo R Buhl B Clark. M. Kolano, R. Bradley, J. Kulka, T. Kennedy. T. Lackey ROW 3. D. Hritz, G. Arnold. J. Dodds, R. Harskowltch G Kulka V Bernd D Baker, R. Koleszar. P. Gasper, P. Bertolina l it 'lf We . fabovej Kathy Churma programs Crightj Brian Linton satisfies his the computer to accept her Spirit craving for junk food. Week attire. 62 Class Of '87 ...df A -lil . slss .5 HOMEROOM 5I4: ROW I: R. Rebo, B. Myers. J. True. C. Saxberg, T. Mautino, A. Proctor, M. Shaffer, J. Thompson, M. Wallace ROW 2. M. Petrow, D. Metz. M. Simeral, C. Lipinski, C. Pampus, M. Odenthal, J. Stevens, J. Shimmell. G. Mann. M. Shuber ROW 3: J. Neel, D. Whalen, J. McCoy, C. Stover, T. Mink, S. Shepstone, V. Tomko. K. Nesbitt l l PM. VO-TECH A ROW I: M. Woodward, C. Whitehead, M. Snyder ROW 2: Mr. Peduzzi, B. Weber, B. Swartz, C. Reccelle, M. South Class Of '87 63 ,ff 1 Banquet And Candids Reflect Class Of '8 , fr 3I 5 Qj'E.? g V. jg. h,,, K K fy ' +5 -if fwmf! Cupper lefty Gladly, this typical lunch bunch takes time out for a picture. P.J. Duggan, M. Hlavach, D. Harsch, D. Hill, E. Zona, and J. Hood. Cupper rightj Together at lastll! Homeroom 400 S 500. S. Fryer, B. Gordon. fmiddle leftj Jr. Class Vice President, Erin Ratesic and Jr. Class Trea- surer, Dena Madeya, accompanied by their friends Chris Kelly, Keith Uhrig, and Karl Mathias. Cmiddle rightj The party goes on at the Junior Class Banquet. Cabovej Is this a Buddhist prayer ceremony or an intriguing Chem-IO class? Crightj Showing the spiritdrunning with the Knights. I ii I 'W I 1 SENIORS Gwendolyn Abretske Michelle Ackerman James Adamson Jody Agnew Rhonda Anderson John Andrasko Kimberly Andrews Michael Andzelik Tammie Anthony Ronald Antol Ernest Antolik Shawnet Austin James Ayres Stacy Babich Brenda Bailley Andrew Baird Tye Lynn Balego 66 Class Of '86 Norwin High Forever Aiwa-' sw fx ftv ' '-4.-V Wvmw- 'WV .-.51 -df' 'lv' ' 'Z-'fi r .W M M G X ir ni' 'wav' kv W . . -hai 6' 'Q 1 Nicole Biggins Scott Bitner Ellen .lo Blamick Jeannie Bolton Lisa Bolton Pam Bonievich Cindy Bookheimer Darcy Boone Nancy Borkowski Christiann Boyle Mark Brackney Wendy Brahim James Brancho Richard Braun Barbara Brim Brian Brobst 68 Class Of '86 A group session in computers. I 1 5 A 's 4 wma i 3 t X X 'W' 8 In . N 't I 1 fe 'W ll ,g yi t t 1+ 1 X I , . 1'- 1 ' f ...--1-1' ' l iv H 1. t , eg. 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Q M , ji' N . ll ...w Amy Sandor demonstrates the manual dexterity necessary at lunch time Susan Brosnahan Aaron Brown Barbara Brown Robert Brown Vicky Brown Bonnie Browne Terri Burgman Thomas Burgman Nancy Burkhart David Bush Stephanie Capponi Dana Carleo Joann Carlheim Jerome Carr Gina Carrick Michael Carter Kenneth Carver Joseph Casorio Glen Scott Casslll Jeffrey Cerny -,.:.f 'l J 9. if f ,g 'Q 1 I'Ll BFI 0l'I'I 3 f t 'ia f , 5,3 w,'?KS?Ey3?i 1 M -. : wllw W ly Arg , at H 1 B' 'l F T 5 1 lx but A ' Class Of 86 59 Jeffrey Chase Gary Chedrick Raymond Cherry Teresa Chick Michelle Chopp Dawn Churchfield Kelly Cipriani Michael Clegg Christine Clougherty Randy Coates Shelly Coates William Cole Mark Colello Charles Coles Jennifer Colinear Kelly Conroy Richard Conti Cindy Corder Angela Costantino 70 Class Of '86 N, A 'auf 'FS' ie is 5 W' E ff f3 fy!! Jill DiCristofaro Suzanne Diemert Kelly Dietz James Diperna Donald Ditter Michele Doban Terence Donnelly Jason Dowdy Adam Drakulic Robert Droppa Marjorie Dunbar Krista Dunlap Albert Durante Cole Dworek Jackie Eberman Denise Eberts 72 Class Of '86 What's brewing in Mrs. Pinkerton's class? .1 'R ISK r L iw idgyx H ll V Us K' .ijvjx ,,..l l T, M ' Wu 4 ' Aa J Ph 1 M ,Wi 2 it M hx, 1 5 E f I ,SV J' 5 is .ww fl , 1. H- -9- V . xt 9 is A 'A as 1 1 nf W , W Q, L -212221: eggs: g J' ir W 'L C X 'r W . ' f N, mv, so f .fir J J vm-W ' ' . Q 2, 1 ' - I f -, , 3' ' L , A 1 ff H 3? ' ' X, N fgflf, X, S , if ,v , l ' 'Q N 1 if . J Vg s, 5 it , W., ' ? 'F I X F est J - Will? my 49 , f x Senior cheerleaders Sue Kowalski, Jennifer Colinear. Kelly Schaffer, Val Matthews, Laurie Turkowski, and Lori Lane give a cheer for Norwin. w,:g.2-sf: Jr, 1 . 1: M? . ,A V'-' V 2 : gag 'A' X w X fir I QQ., fe ' X! W' tr l' Michael Edinger Diane Edmonds Tina Edwards Shawn Ellis Susan Errera Laurie Everett Lynn Eyles Patricia Farally Susan Fawcett Robert Fekete Brian Ferris Jay Fidler Daren Fike Joanne Fike Rebecca Fleming Todd Fleming Dana Foltz Class Of '86 73 Steven Forrai Annette Forsythe William Fowler Gregory Freeman Edward Freinstein Carina Froeschl Theresa Fronk Linette Fryer Cathy Lynn Fuegi Judith Funk Lisa Fyock Raymond Ganzy Kelly Garber Michael Garofolo James Gavula Michele Geiger Beth Geiselman 74 Class Of '86 vi ,-wi 1r,i7 2 'gift nm ' WORK I Y-'ORCH The Working Force of the Senior Class Float wa' Yiwu , 'ur ,av 'W wufv-:gp A, 35? W , Q WM f fl! 'Wikis' rv? , V ,sa Sk K x H QV . K ,1 . . . . -so ' P -1 f 'J H V il-is Amy Grubb Q if V Wir 90: Q, Q, - 5: F ' PW' Susanna Grynkewicz Scott Guest pg 7 Us . D i f, 1 ix! X, i K an 1 , 9 nasal? i 3. W A 4 'E X xxx Q X u The library . . . a place for diligent research? Not according to this e W' I 1 , J ii if XX 1 Q 1 'in lib A13 ' x 35 M, h I Senior Social held by Bob Rizzo Bob Kosar Amy Radford Honey W , 'Q W 'C as Tornbloom and Missy Thomas. , ill, ., 555, Guman ,Q f J 1 John Gurowski 'N': of ., . 3 'U as Lesly N , Gurowski N James Hall Linda Hamilton Robert Handza Cheryl Hanko ' .3161 w wi l Kerri Harris Kelly Harrison Karen Hart Eric Havey Philip Hawk 76 Class Of '86 I Jeffrey Grosz ,ex s , 1 K 45 V , V K A Q, ,. . f mfg lil tl, , fl C251 V f i' V , i? 'x K V12 Q 2 U , , Hail f ,Q :et f . .Sa 1. .bag ,. if V., ,H 14 'ua X 4 e Pi. I ww, in NSW .. ' 1 , y ,I ' , I' Se ' at 59? Vw' I! I' ff 7 li R 1 L QT l Q l lla rf' ' 'Y 1 of ,J W f- . . , , it Mi? Joe'Casorio is confiscatmg the football e ,el -.fJff' 5L' + 2. -1, , -ff. fr if- . bi yj ' , Al during gym class e n f1..f?Zf X V-'f':a': X .C .zfih ,, , , , , ,, 4 ,, .Zif 5-lfeffyf'-'f?',':a .V 4? f r x gf Charles Heasley Linda Heasley Brian Henderson Linda Hensler Glenn Herbertson Kelly Hinkle David Hirshberg Traci Hoadwonic Eric Hockensmith Harry Hoeflein Christopher Hoffman James Hogue Rebecca Holloman Kelly Holtman Doreen Horn Jeffrey Horner Kelly Horsman Lisa Horvatin Bryan Huff Michelle Huha Matthew Hunter Class Of '86 77 'lk' X 3 Al' f ' Q ' Q . . 7 :-:3 I'W'. U 4,-'X x.. f A vw... . 1 MH: 0 fb Wfflzv ii, 5,45 -0. 10 5'5 'J' is Z ,-..... IVV uw'-'r' li Q ' 94' 'V'-'B' Wm,--f'f' mm-7 ?' Suzanne Kovac Susan Kowalski Michelle Kratsas Rose Marie Kraus Cheryl Kremer Joseph Krotec Joseph Krydick Sharon Kubacki Susan Kubancsek Amy Kulas James Kulha James Laffey Joseph Lagalski Linda LaGorga Lisa Lalor Larry Lance SO Class Of '86 pf Concentration is a necessary requirement in art class. Ha - , K , ' .. ,X 57 ..- .gi N my 1-f ' My 'Ti fn 'D A wi will , if L Yea., 1 C L J Q L as so f s rf X Y' ,E Y' Q Y V - :Y V' 3 ., , '-. ' -- nr' 1 A ,g 'Iv ,A .uf- R , S Jw, 'TL X 2 x --ax 1 X x N 's 1 fl 'fm ,wi gf 131' 3 ,M I ,?K,,gt72,g1f,' an -J 1, W if Q 1 0 L, Q 4 ' 'K l , XNN, , PM v 1 Eggs 'Qi , s L., ,. -V 1 if ,sy .ef , E3 A' 2. if 3. 'lfffvl ' 5. . I, fu r' .ai ts' Nasa? QV .. r ff T pi 1' 'ws' 1'9- Q3-Vz . Il, 1?: ...Q ,,....-pf nf. .i kiefQ ,', 5 f 84. if-7' . Q3 , N 1 hw' ,O . wi' f x 5 15 .LF U. ,, f :wav ggi 5 . ,- 6, Eg if 5? Sf XA ' iff Q f Y xX .Amin , N V, r . 1 QM? ,w . 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K! 1,2155 ,Q ge? sv fd WW 1+ KZXM3 wx.. ff 'am 3 Q if 4 14 4 -a 'W WUM4, , 1 4 W if, Y 4 5 's U W nk bn Q., ? 1 .1 I y ,,,4f: ,3 'HL EW QW i iff an ei A Q ..,. 9- -mm WW .Q Q W ':. , A f W www. 1 gr X 1 I scream you scream they all scream for Norwin. if E?- 2 iii? is L 'J' l 71' 3 iff, ,, . llll f FM'f'l,llw wwf , 2: , I 1 Anita Peschock Brian Peters Christine Petrina Amy Beth Petro William Petro Edward Petrocsko Michael Petrosky Mark Pierce Leon Piotrowski Kimberlee Pirl Charles Plyer Brozack David Poland Robert Pollock Sherry Popp Tammy Lynn Poth Deborah Pottinger Class Of '86 87 1. 11 V 13277 Www lm3f?Q3p we-W' M rf, .3 W i gY'm M AJ WW' 'mf i'1T'5f Qu - 'TF'- , ww v' Q gf? .-' in 5. V .-. gl 15 k,, , S x , 'I' , ,Z Q., .Q , rf! f . Q .T fl -.,..' QQ ' -w M. W , A ,M A- ,Q K .K , win f l V fig J . 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'tzr' 1 , .1 ,pm fb: Y 'I'7 my ,,,.. .. . sr, P 'J A -it Mvmlvygm , W ,1 -Q :sit A 1 f l u W G f -x mn wa Ks -Q, . . .wr QT. -vu., l Gregory Sundin Denise Svoboda Tracy Swartz Andrew Swift Becky Szajnuk Sherri Talko Susan Tankosic Nancy Thayer Gretchen Thoma Mary Beth Thomas Melissa Thomas Helen Tierney John Tirpak Brad Tomasello Christine Tomko Honey Tornblom Linda Trickett Class Of '86 93 , G X , X wziiaaiam wg w-W. 'Y W'Wy' ,mp Y.. 11' .A 'Z' I, fa in 'Huw 'CCT ,E vi X N ' W, lf , . Nw llxw, I ,J 'A 1 fir? ' Y . wa 131 Q, wwf ff.-Q-gg, ff ' V N' 1-1111- a.w5mTf M ' ff H k !f ',? 'A 'YV f S f AP' 'ww flaw x, 1. SP lx an 37? f-is Nunn,- W0 iw 'ew Q-...,,,f ww v, 9,7 X 1 Bethany Yeager Kirk Yenerall Dale Yommer Jodi Young Lisa Yurek Connie Zeiler Leanne Zellers Deborah Zera Cheryl Zieglar Mark Zigarovich Susan Zipparo Sandra Ziros Lisa Zona Robert Zuber Johnna Zurich Debi Zych 96 Class Of '86 . aims! an WW nf 'Q Mr. Johnson guides Ed Freinstein. Dennis Moore, and Mark Lazzaro through electronic circuits. some E214 'Q 'Wil' ik Y, 'ri 7 ' rf-ii: Q2 rw Q. it Q ' lf f if ' 1 '53 'vm V qi S? if if Q 'F Q N S V' . iv If 'J y J 5 Q 5 3 K . 5 lv X Q J: J' . .- f S .MJ SS.. ws... North Irwin School , A four room brick building was erected in l895 at Web- ster Avenue. ln the beginning only two of the four rooms were used, but by l925 the building was overcrowded. Financial restraints prohibited the construction of a larger building. ln I934, the Civil Works Program helped to build the present structure. Dedicated in l935, the new building boasted one of the largest stages in the area. North Irwin was closed in June l982. Westmoreland City School V ln l874, an elementary school was founded on the site of First Street in Westmoreland City. The building contained two classrooms accomodating students of all grade levels. In l9l4, a new building was dedicated on the same site. This six room building was in continuous use until its closing in June I98O. Westmoreland City Elementary School Elementary Buildings Recall Fond Memories C ircleville School In I876, a one room school was constructed on the site of Circle- ville School. The one room struc- ture was replaced in l9l5 by a four room brick building. To handle the increased school population, a four room annex was added in l929. Cir- cleville had the distinction of being the first school in the area to have a cafeteria. The cafeteria was es- tablished in l945 by the PTA and later operated by the school dis- trict. Circleville School was closed in June l982. Circleville sixth graders pose on field day. . xigky sg? fa Mg ix P GRANDWEW ELEMENTARY SCHQQL Grandview School The first school to be established in the township was near Ardara. The one room frame building was used for 22 years. ln l875 a new one room school was built and in l898 was remodeled into a two room building. A portable addi- tion was added in l924 and used for ten years. The Grand- view School was completed in l934. The one story, white brick structure continued to use the school bell from the old school of l895. Grandview was closed in June l982. Larimer School The first two room school in the township was built in Larimer in l868. A four room school replaced the original structure, about 20 years later, an additional room was then added. ln l9l5, the old frame school was replaced by a six room red brick school which burned to the ground a few short years later. A new white brick building was built and in l935 was remodeled into a six room building. ln l952, with PTA help, two unused rooms in the basement were converted into a kitchen and cafeteria. Larimer was closed in June l98l. F me OCT w.,,NQm, mffbsg 25471 .A W552 '3y? 'k3'sf' N lfarimer Elementary School M-tgp we 'f,l , QWHMQM , v an if .1'F 2 l Y ' I A 2 f' ', I -,.---f f In , , gy CMiddle topb Michelle Chopp Andy Scafuri Darcy Boone CAbovej Jim Hall, Tony Benevento. Kathy Priatko CFar leftj Krista Dunlap CLeftJ Carol Jackowski Senior Recognition Night Pride And Memories Senior Recognition Night for senior cheerleaders, band members, and football players was held November I prior to the Hempfield football game. With parents and friends in attendance the seniors marched along the track to greet the band and football staff and cheerleader sponsor. Rainy weather did not dampen anyone's spirit or resolve to salute the dedication of the seniors. Mothers and cheerleaders were presented corsages. The football par- ents graciously provided refreshments. Ctop lefty Senior band members and parents line the field after greeting staff members. Ctop rightb Mike Kegg, accompanied by his parents, Theresa and Ed Kegg wait to meet the staff. Cbottom lefth Vince DeBIasio escorts his sister and father, Missy and Vince DeBlasio, Cbottom rightj Val Matthews. David and Cheryl Matthews, Kelly Schaffer, Rudolph and Dorothy Schaffer take their place on the field as the senior cheerleaders are recognized. fleftj As her name is announced, Lori Lane approaches the field with her par- ents Donald and Dolores. Cbelowj Senior members of the cheer- leading squad share a proud and senti- mental moment with parents. Cmiddle leftj Mark Ballas, Mike and Nor- ma Ballas greet band staff members Tammy Ostrom and L.J. Hancock. Cleftj Mike Edinger is flanked by Cabovej Norm and Lucille Rasp, his parents -Gregory and Linda surrounded by sons John and Edinger. Mike Rasp. accept congratula- tions from Coach Rovesti. On January 29, three buses of seniors and chaperones ventured to Seven Springs for a fun-filled night of amuse- ment and skiing. As the buses left Norwin High School, everyone was provided with a snack of sandwiches, pota- to chips, fruit, and beverage. The evening provided se- niors with an opportunity to ski, swim, or relax and watch others display their skill on the slopes. The experienced skiers attacked the slopes immediately, while the begin- ners took advantage of much needed lessons. The weath- er conditions added a special touch to a very entertaining event for the Class of '86. Seven Springs Ski Trip Brightens Senior Winter Ctop rightj Scott Bitner. Jay Fidler. and Bill Strachan put in a little practice on the slopes of the NHS hall. They didn't fall once! ftop lefty Over the river and through the woods-to Seven Springs we go. CAboveJ Here are some excited, smiling chaperones that helped make the Senior Ski Trip possible. Aren't we lucky? Crightj An Italian rose between two thorns-Giovanni Sembenini cud- dles up with Mr. Brugnoli and Missy DeBlasio on this chilly ski trip evening. gi, I6 ,.., . WSG! Student Secretaries . On The Job At Norwin High Cupper rightj COMPUTER ROOM ROW I: L. Maloney, M. Gregorowicz ROW 2 S. Bradley. S. Wilhelm, S. Miller, C. Zeiler. K Mikolay Cleftj ATTENDANCE OFFICE AND LIBRARY ROW I: T. Miller, D. King ROW 2: L. Gurowski, C. Norman, L. Sullivan. K. Conley, S. Davis fleftb MAIN OFFICE ROW I: M. DeBlasio, D. Romano ROW 2: C. Klassen. B. Szajnuk, K. Lemack, S. McLaughlin. R. Ray. S. Cole, C. Juhasz ROW 3: N. Bor- kowski, A. Davis. K. Harrison, S. Grynkewicz flower Ieftj GUIDANCE OFFICE ROW I: J. Bertani, L. Melocchi. K. Gretz, D. King ROW 2: K. Kustra. J. Page. G. Carrick ROW 3: K. Walter. N. Biggins, T. List. A. Gie- bel. J. Bolton, E. Shields. B. Holloman. J. Agnew. D. Boone. M. Gregorowicz, M. Banks, S. Capponi Any Number Can Die, the l985 fall play was quite successful. A comedy-mystery in three acts by Fred Carmichael, the play was directed by Mr. Dwyer with student assistant Kamala Ramaswamy. As the play commences, Chuck CJohn Toncichj and Judy CCourtney Foranj dis- cover an old mansion after rain spoils their picnic. They imagine what might have hap- pened at the mansion in the past. As Act One begins, we enter the home of the late Cedric Maxwell. The family has gathered for the reading of the will. Roger Masters QNed Salopekj, the will reader, has an intrinsic role in this play. Sally Van Viller QDana Carleoj inherits her Uncle Ce- dric's wealthi Celia Lathrop CJody Swen- dermanj is next inline. That same night an electrical storm causes a power outage which means everyone is stranded at the house. During the night, Roger Masters. Celia Lathrop, Edgars CScot Rossi, the but- ler. and Carter Forstman Cjames Branchob are mysteriously murdered. Two detec- tives, Hannibal Hix CKirk Yenerallj and Sal- ly's supposed Aunt Ernestine Wintergreen fBeth Thomasj work together to solve the murders. Everyone is a suspect. Near dawn the killer is capturedf Roger Masters was apparently not murdered after all. The combination of love, romance, hatred, sur- prise, death and mystery contributed to the ultimate success of Any Number Can Die. Ctop leftj The cast adds some last minute touches before their premiere performance. Crop middlej Beth Thomas finishing up her 'Ernestine Wintergreen' look. Ctop rightj Dave Houston is reassuring Larry Shranatan that he knows his lines. Cbottom rightj Kirk Yenerall keeps a watch- ful eye on Dana Carleo and Larry Shranatan. Cmiddlej Any Number Can Die cast CAST OF CHARACTERS CHUCK . . ..... John Toncich JUDY .......... Courtney Foran ZENIA ....... Lorraine Spencer ROGER MASTERS . . Ned Salopek CELIA LATHROP ..,...... Jody Swenderman T.J. LATHROP . . . Dave Houston EDGARS ............. Scot Ross ERNESTINE WINTERGREEN Beth Thomas SALLY VAN VILLER Dana Carleo CARTER FORSTMAN ..... James Brancho JACK REGENT . Larry Shranatan HANNIBAL HIX . . 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K K K.KK KKKK. KKKK KK.KK.. K K K K K K K..KK KK KKK. K KK KK K . . K ' ' ' ' 'SSSZSS .S . .S S ' S S 1 ' ' ' 5 ' S L S S S 5-I A . S .. K 4 .KK , ' , S: -S p, S 95 K JS? HMLSSSSMP If! f ACTIVITIES The National Honor Society, under the supervision of Mrs. Nancy Matko, consists of approximately 86 junior and senior members. These members are noted for their scholastic achievements. To be eligible for membership, no D or F grades are allowed and a 3.4 average is required. After membership is acquired, one must maintain a 3.0 average with no D or F grades. Sophomores are eligible for membership after the fifth grading period. Some activities performed by the National Honor Soci- ety were escorting for chorus concerts, performing vari- ous community services, participating in Homecoming. and tutoring students. NHS Recognizes, Maintains Academic Levee Crightj SENIORS ROW I. C. Smith- bower, C. Froeschl, G. Carrick, J. lrani, A. Mandalakas ROW 2: L. Vozel, D. Kolano, J. Colinear, J. Bolton, N. Thayer ROW 3: S. Bitner, R. Ledgard, D. Matty, J. Krotec, J. Yanez, R. Zuber Qabovej OFFICERS D. Madeya. Presidentt J. Bertani, Vice-Presi- dentf N. Borkowski, Secretary, N. Thayer. Treasurer Cupper rightj National Honor Soci- ety member Dena Madeya ushers at the Christmas Choral Concert. fmiddlej JUNIORS ROW I. L. Thomas, C. Kustra, S. Zelno, J. Ko- pasko, D. DiBucci. E. Kerber, C. Foran, K. McTiernan ROW 2: T. Cooper, S. Blissman, Mrs. Matko. A. Nedzbala, K. Thompson, J. Wi- cinas, E. Thomson, M. Trayers, D. Madeya, M. Pavlic, L. Shranatan, M. Chellman, K. Geis Qleftb SENIORS ROW I: D. Vez- zani, L. Berardi, G. Abretske. N. Borkowski ROW 2: J. Bertani. C. Kremer. L. LaGorga, D. Kerber, K. Parzuhoski, B. Leonatti ROW 3: Mrs. Matko, S. Sekelsky, R. Coates, D. Jackson, K. Yenerall, J. Vandall, T. Martin, D. Fike, J. Fidler Ned Salopek Crop leftj and Erin Ratesic Qtop rightj lend assis- tance to these concert-goers. AFS, American Field Ser- vice, started the school year by participating in the Homecoming parade with a float entitled, Space-the First Moon Landing. During the Winter Weekend, for- eign exchange students from the Laurel Highlands District were hosted by Norwin families. Members of the Norwin AFS took part in a short term exchange in the spring. AS TOP PHOTO. OFFICERS D. Ryan. Sophomore Representative, L. Per- kins, Vice-President, D. Soroka, President, M. Doban, Secretaryt P. Kettren, Treasurer, G. Sembenini, Foreign Exchange Student SOPHOMORES ROW I: D. Ryan, T. Jones, M. Get- temy, M. Johnson, J. Zellers ROW 2: C. Ryan. S. Conley, R. Corvino, L. Gongaware, L. Tomich, M. Moretton, J. Swenderman JLINIORS ROW I: J. Breitinger, M. Orbon, D. Perlinger, C. Mori, M. McMurdo ROW 2: A. Kuis, L. Perkins, C. Foran, S. Fryer, K. Boice, J. Wicinas, S. Bliss- man, E. Schell SENIORS ROW I: A. Radford, J. Weber, L. Ber- ardi, M. Snyder, L. Zellers ROW 2: T. Balego, M. Doban, D. Sarver, A. lg- naczak ROW 3: C. Smithbower, T. Anthony, K. Ramaswamy, P. Kettren, C. Froeschl, D. Soroka, K. Lindauer ROW 4: S. Johnson, A. Grubb, S. Shiffler, K. Parzuhoski, L. Mathisen, G. Sembenini f J if .. it f . . yi. Y , The Art Club under the direction of Mr. Frendy was dedicated to giving students effective and cre- ative outlets for solving problems with creative abil- ity. The primary goal of the club was to further enlight- en the student body in the appreciation of the fine arts within their environment. The Art lll students dis- played the various projects produced throughout the year during the annual Art Show in May. Art Club OFFICERS ROW I: S. Best, President ROW 2: B. Leonatti, Vice President, M. Banks, Secretary-Treasurer ROW 3. T. Anthony, Promotional and Advisory Committeet C. Kremer. Chairman, K. Ramaswamy. Promo- tional and Advisory Committee fabove middlej JUNIOR ART CLUB ROW I: Mr. Frendy, C. Thomas, K. Swanson, V. Glunt. T. Lesniewski, C. Kelly, N. Salopek, C. Jones. E. Voit. T. Pecora, L. Schuchert, M. Mendenhall ROW 2: B. Rizzo, S. Richie, K. Pirl, S. Scott, H. Boone ROW 3: K. Stancovich, L. Spritz. D. Montgomery, L. Rain, C. Plecko, D. Bico, K. Beech fleftj SENIOR ART CLUB ROW I: N. Orell, M. Moses, K. Ci- priani, N. Biggins, J. Bolton, C. Kremer, C. Fuegi. ROW 2: Mr. Frendy, S. Best, H. Tierney, D. Yacko, A. Petro, D. Svoboda, K. Ramaswamy. T. Anthony, M. Banks ROW 3. J. Sullenberger, P. Gillette, K. Horsman, T. McCand- less ROW 4: T. Uhlig, D. Voit. S. Brosnahan, L. Spencer, A. Costan- tino, M. Milan, B. Leonatti A.V., Stage Crew Serve Vital Role, School Functions Require Their Assistance Stage Crew Indispensable Sets Up Microphones, Props, Controls Lights, Sound Directed By Mr. Cencia Stage Crew ROW I: K. Militzer ROW 2: S. Johnson, D. Bico, D. Martin. B. Wallace AV Club Distributes Films, Audio-Visual Equipment. Does Repair Work Directed By Mr. Polczynski A.v. t ROW I: J. Rasp ROW 2: D. Jack- l son B Gordon M Muchone , B f 1 f The German Club, under the direction of Frau Rita Chlodney, includes the stu- dents of the German Ill and IV classes. During December, the club members traveled to Heinz Chapel for a Bach or- gan recital. Selected Ger- man Club members partici- pated in a program at Sixth Street Junior High conduct- ed by Mrs. Wileya this ac- German Club tivity attempted to ac- quaint SOAR students with a foreign language. The highlight of the year was the banquet for German IV students held in the spring. OFFICERS C. Froeschl, Vice-Presidents J. Fidler, President, D. Cox, Treasur- era E. Blamick, Secretary ffl? JUNIORS - SENIORS ROW I: G. Powanda, S. Ma- shoney, N. Zupick, J. Fidler, F. Kosko. G. Wirth, B. Wallace, B. Smith, T. Dunster, D. Madeya, E. Thomson ROW 2: S. Zelno, V. Stone, E. Blamick, C. Hudack, C. Froeschl, J. Olsen, M. Weis- kircher, D. Cox, V. Kremer, T. Atwood, S. Kitchen, B. Pacolay, K. Mangan, S. DeVore SOPHOMORES ROW I: M. Froeschl, K. Bauer, S. Vogtman, S. Kreuzberger, L. Arm- strong, J. Jackowski, J. Lawson, T. Yost, D. Hirst ROW 2: M. Ruffin, K. Babich, C. Badstibner, M. Elias. M. Common, R. Kunic, S. Zupick, B. Hindman, C. Babyak, J. Schmidt, L. Kraus, M. Klassen, S. Weiskircher, R. Rafferty Christmas Decor Hi hli hts Librar Club Y g g Y Gal ROW I: S. Fryer, K. Putz, S. Errera ROW 2. Mrs. Boyer, P. Kettren, K. Boice, L. Fryer, K. Ramaswamy, H. Woods, Mrs. Walker The Library Club remained active throughout the entire school year, providing the students of Norwin Senior High School with a first rate library system. Aside from their regular activities here at Norwin, the Library Club sponsored a book drive to provide reading materials for a school in Kenya, Africa. Var- ious fund raisers were held throughout the course of the year to finance the annual Li- brary Club Field Trip. During the Christmas Season, the li- brary was decorated with tra- ditional cheer for the club's annual Christmas Party. OFFICERS ROW l: S. Fryer, Vice-Presldentt L Fryer President ROW 2 S Errera Secre tary, Missing. D. King, Treasurer The Math Club Senior Math Scholars, Under The Direction Of Mr. McCorkle And Mr. Good, Soar To The Height Of Mathematical Excellence As They Are Academically Acclaimed For Their High Standing In The National Math Competitions. Math Club Cbottomj ROW I: J. Colinear. L. Vozel, A. Kulas, M. Thomas, J. lranh ROW 2: A. Pavlik, K. Priatko, L. Stephanovic, S. Fawcett, K. McCafferty, N. Borkowski, M. Hunter ROW 3: J. Brancho, P. Benko, B. Janitor, D. Moore, S. Sekelsky, M. Weiskircher, Mr. McCorkle Ctopj ROW I: C. Critchfield, E. Blamick, D. Hirsh- berg, J. Kaminski, J. Olsen, R. Zuber ROW 2: J. Yanez, M. Brackney, A. Mandalakas, F. Gor- zynski, J. Krotec ROW 3: D. Jackson, G. Sem- benini. J. Rasp. D. Matty, T. Martin, L. La- Gorga, D. Coulter ROW 4: J. Mullen. R. Ledgard, S. Bitner, R. Coates ROW 5: P. Schram, J. Vandall, P. Benko, K. Yenerall Cmiddlej OFFICERS: T. Martin, Vice Presidents J. Kro- tec, Recording Secretary, J. Yanez, Treasurerp D. Matty, Corresponding Secretaryt R. Zuber, President l ll7 DECA, a national organization of marketing students, promoted the best interests of its members, school, and community. On January 8 at Westmoreland County Community Col- lege, the following people qualified for the state conven- tion at Hershey in February: Cindy Corder, Bruce Mag- licco, Dave Ruggeri, Heidi Woods, Joe Deliman, Lisa Lusebrink, Christy Ross, and Lisa Walters. The national convention was held in Atlanta, Georgia from April 22-28. To finance these various activities, the DECA members held a car wash, sold candy and cheese, and again spon- sored the Christmas Rose Sale. Anxious to demonstrate their awareness of community responsibility. DECA members participated in the Buckle- Up Campaign and Muscular Dystrophy Campaign, spon- sored the Toys for Tots, and helped with traffic control for the Fall Crawl. DECA Demonstrates Community wareness ROW I. B. Bamford, S. Cannon, T. Zahratka. J. Wieland, L. Walters ROW 2: M. Nock, S. Damico, Mr. Watkoski. B. Suomela, D. Ryan, E Zurich, K. Cardiff, C. Sullivan, V Drabisin. R. St. Antoine, D Santavicca .of I WTC ,,-anew.,-ff-V ' . fmiddle rightj Representatives R Hudson, J. Rader Cupper rightj Rick Hudson. Wen dy Brahim, Dave Hildenbrand and Jodi Watson all working on Rick's campaign. 3 X ff .qyew f uw' f ROW I. J. Cutruzzula, V. Widemire. C. Mori, T. Cosgrove, R. Hudson, Miss Matthews, J. Watson, V. Surace ROW 2. A. Samery, C. Ross, A. Dick, Mr. Watkoski, J. Wyant, G. Edwards, B. Maglicco, F. Mercadante, D. Ruggeri if YOU DON W auf Al . 24 ' I ROW I: L. Little. J. Weber, B. Markosky, W. Brahim, J. Rader, T. Balego ROW 21 T. Hoadwonic, T. List, S. Zipparo, C. Jackowski, L. Lusebrink, D. St. Antoine. R. Peer. L. Zellers, Mr. Watkoski, J. Johnson, T. Banas. A. lgnaczak, K. Andrews, H. Woods Future Business Leaders of America, FBLA, is an integral part of the daily operation of Norwin High School. FBLA members collect attendance reports in the morning, dis- tribute morning and afternoon bulletins, and work in the main office, library and printing room. To finance the banquet at the end of the year and the FBLA convention, members sold programs at football and basketball games. The FBLA also provided people to work at the refreshment stand during basketball games. Valen- tine carnations were sold as another fund-raising activity. FBLA members were given an opportunity to display business skills as typists for the Red Cross at the Blood Drive. FBL Lltilizes Skills, Enhances Daily Routine JUNIORS ROW I. S. Burket, K. Gretz, A. Giebel, P. Sethman. H. Ward, L. Edgar ROW 2: T. Thorpe, P. Schneider, L. Melocchi, M. Eagle- son, S. Hyduk. D. Mitchell, L. Kovac Cabove rightj Mr. Peduzzi, Denise Penska, and Stephanie Hyduk. Cmiddle leftj Pam Sethman, Mary Eagleson, Mr. Cornali, Cmiddle rightb Denise Penska, Stephanie Hyduk, Diane Mitchell, Pam Seth- man, and Mary Eagleson were all essential elements of the annual Blood Drive. Norwin High School has been voted Outstanding Chapter at the Regional Leadership Conference Sl out of 32 years. OFFICERS ROW I. Dina Romano, Vice-President. Becky Szajnuk, President ROW 2. Shelly Miller. Secretary. Amy Petro, Treasurer FBLA members are able to display business skills for the benefit of others during the Blood Drive. SENIORS ROW I. L. Maloney, K. Horsman, L. Gurowski, J. Funk, M. Gregorowicz, S. McLaughlin, C. Juhasz ROW 2: D. Svoboda, C. Zeiler, S. Sturkie, S. Grynkewicz, B. Szajnuk, S. Demaro, R. Ray ROW 3. D. Romano, S. Miller, C. Bookheimer, C. Klassen. A. Davis, D. Penska, S. Wjlhelm, K. Harri- son ROW 4. P. Worrall. T. Miller, N. Borkowski, C. Smithbower, T. Lorince, K. Lemack, K. Mikolay, A. Petro, P, Kem-en SADD, Students Against Driving Drunk , has adopt- ed the goal of alerting and informing students of the dangers of alcohol and driving. The Norwin chap- ter of SADD has made great strides in the area of public awareness through assem- blies, displays during Open House and at junior highs. by utilizing the Knight Krier, PA system and post- ers. SADD materials were placed in tuxedo jackets to remind students that drink- ing and driving is a deadly mixture. Mrs. Rodgers. SADD advisor, SADD offi- cers and club members should be proud of their ef- forts for such a worthy cause. SADD OFFICERS ROW I: P.J. Dug- gan, Treasurer, T. Thorpe. Secre- tary ROW 2: C. Cohen, Vice-Pres- identi L. Berardi, President SADD Conducts Vital Student Awareness Campaign 1-Us K if, R ' M i f -Y zffg ' L .gag ,,.., G1 UAL W The National Forensics League CN. F. LD offers students an oppor- tunity to display speaking skills in competition with students from other schools. Sponsored by Mrs. Kathy O'Halloran, the N.F.L. partic- ipates in numerous tournaments held every Saturday and often on Wednesdays. As a whole, the N.F.L. does not receive group awards. Instead at each competition individual out- standing speaker awards are given. Marc DelSignore has been the re- cipient of many such awards. Stu- dents may compete in the follow- ing categories: extemporaneous speaking, oral interpretation, dra- matic interpretation, persuasive speaking, Student Congress, stan- dard debate, and Lincoln-Douglas debate. Points are awarded for various categories at the tourna- ments. As point totals increase, higher degrees of merit are award- ed. Karen Parzuhoski and Kirk Yen- erall reached the degree of distinc- tion, 250 points were necessary for this honor. Tim Martin garnered 500 points to capture the Double Ruby. .F.L. Tournaments Enhance Speech Skills Cupper rightj OFFICERS T. Martin, Presi- dent, K. Yenerall, Vice President, K. Parzu- hoski, SecretaryfTreasurer frightj Kerri Lindauer, Karen Parzuhoski, Marc DelSignore, and Kirk Yenerall hope to emulate the effective speech habits of Lin- coln during a Lincoln-Douglas Debate Op- posite Page Qupper lefty Kirk Yenerall and Marc DelSignore prepare notes for the af- firmative side of a resolution in a standard debate. Cupper rightj Karen Parzuhoski and Kerri Lindauer participate in a cross questioning period during a Lincoln-Douglas debate. Cmiddle rightb Marc DelSignore delivers an extemporaneous speech during a Student Congress event. D4 ROW I: M. Chellman, S. Swietlek K. Lindauer ROW 2: A. Vadas, C Fuegi, K. Ramaswamy ROW 3: K Parzuhoski, J. Wicinas, S. Ross, M DeISignore, J. Fidler ROW 4: M Mayer, F. Kosko, T. Martin, D Matty, D. Glunt, K. Yenerall OFFICERS C. Norman, President, A. Pes- chock, Secretary-Treasurer, N. Zupick. Junior Vice President. C. Petrina. Vice President ROW lg L. Angeletti, C. Norman. K. Deluca, C. Kolano. N. Zupick ROW 2. J. Hall. A. Peschock. S. McDowell, C. Cohen ROW 3: S. Nagy, D. DiBucci, D. Konovich, L. Tyke, S. Scott. C. Petrina, K. Smith, L. Yurek, Mrs. Ridinger The Health Careers Club. supervised by Mrs. Ri- dinger, consists of approxi- mately 25 members, most of them seniors. They par- ticipated in the I985 Home- coming parade. creating a float with the theme Christmas in America. The Health Careers Club also sponsored a car wash in September to raise mon- ey for their activities. In addition, some of the club's members work at area hos- pitals as volunteers or as paid employees. Health Careers Club xii we ROW I: K. Pawlak, A. Lavanchy, S. Shirer, H. Woods, J. Weber, A. Nedzbala, K. Yanichko ROW 2. L. Petrak, T. Hoadwonic, K. Kikel, E. Blamick, C. Critchfield, K. Moritz. L. Connors. T. Lyons, S. Metz, M. Mihalik, J. Moore ROW 3: Mrs. Pinkerton, S. Packey, M. Novak, P. Masser. M. Banks, T. Loskey, M. Geiger, D. Semenko, V. Surace ROW 4. D. Ross. R. Richards, R. Painter, M. Swankler, B. Messick. B. Wolfe, L. Vinsick, J. Hughes. R. Crossett Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club consists of approxi- mately fifty club members and is under the direction of Mrs. Pinkerton. The Home Ec. Club was a partic- ipant in this year's Home- coming and the title of their float was The Chang- ing American Family. This year the Home Ec. Club sponsored a very success- ful food drive for the Wom- en's Services of Westmore- land County which lasted from November I to the 22. OFFICERS S. Metz, Secretaryi D. Semenko. Vice-President, V. Surace, President During the Christmas season. the Home Ec. Club visited local hospitals, and in the month of April they joined along with many oth- er clubs in Norwin High School for the Walk Ameri- ca for the March of Dimes. Most of the activities that were carried out this year by the Home Ec. Club were to help our community and school, and the officers be- lieved these activities served the purpose of their club. f Under the guidance of - Mrs. Redden, the Norwin X Ski Club is an organization that gives students the op- portunity to participate in downhill skiing at nearby resorts. A hoagie sale was conducted in November to defray transportation costs. After returning from Christmas vacation, the ac- tual ski season began and lasted through February. Several trips were made to Hidden Valley, Seven Springs, and Laurel Mountain. OFFICERS ROW If D. Konovich, A. Durante, D. Moore ROW 2: A. lg- naczak, S. Wilson, L. Hamilton, K. Seman, Mrs. Redden ki Club Travels To Nearby Slopes f ,f-4 1 wZM1f?.ca SOPHOMORES ROW I: S. Jakomas, J. Cottone, K. Lydon, T. Berardi, M. Pedder, E. Kehoe, W. Minnick, K. Cardiff, M. Duch, K. Byrnes ROW 2. J. Esasky, D. Santavicca, E. Zurich, D. Vesco, L. Tomich, R. Rendulic, C. Zera, J. Ellis, J. Murray ROW 3. B. Worrall, G. Zitcovich, M. Lockwood, J. Schmidt. D. Verbanick, G. Zula, D. Worrall. K. Holton, K. Gregorowicz, T. Zahratka SENIORS: ROW I: T. Kastronis, M. Doban, S. Granata, L. Hamilton, C. Zieglar. S. Wilson ROW 2: S. Bitner, M. Hunter, A. Ignaczak, S. Johnson D. Moore, B. Peters ROW 3. D. Yommer, A. Durante, J. Kulha, B. Veverka, J. Lash, D. Konovich JUNIORS ROW I: A. Nedzbala, S. DeVore, S. McDowell, K. Smith, S. Locke, A. Alm, K. Scherff, J. Swenderman. C. Price, C. Thomas, B. Belak. R. Likar, D. Harsch ROW 2. J. Jackowski, L. Guseman, R. Bottesch, D. Brown, T. Nesbitt, D. Heyz, J. Pivarnik, P. Button, A. Samery, K. Seman ROW 3: R. O'NeaI. D. Dietrich, E. Slepsky, S. Andreicak, H. Winslow, C. Fowler, C. Wachowski, R. Vojtko, M. Trayers, J. Hertzog, S. Sharbaugh Under the direction of Mrs. Duska and Mrs. Good, the Spanish Club se- lected several extra events to stimu- late the third and fourth year Spanish students. Club activities commenced with participation in Homecoming. Then Spanish students were treated to a field trip for a performance of the Boston Flamenco Ballet. The annu- al visit to Scaiffe Art Gallery with a side visit to Tequilla Junction was re- peated again this year for the Spanish IV student. In April, Norwin was rep- resented at Humanities Day at the University of Pittsburgh, Greensburg. Norwin Spanish students participated in the poetry, prose, short recitation, dramatic presentations, music. art and culture categories. Humanities Day Features Challenge, Fun OFFICERS ROW I: J. Casorio. Treasurer, D. Edmonds, Secre- tary, A. Grubb, Vice-President, M. Garofolo, President ROW 2: T. Anthony. A. Nedzbala, L. Ciao. C. Kustra, Fourth Year Representatives SENIORS ROW It D. Kerber, T. An- thony, D. Edmonds, L. Berardi, C. Mellon, Mrs. Duska ROW 2: M. Garofolo, C. Smith. C. Critchfield, F. Keough ROW 3. A. Scafuri, J. Casorio, J. Carr. M. Banks, M. Ackerman ROW 4. W. Perz. T. Patrick, M. Low, J. Eberman, ROW 5. A. Radford, A. Grubb. R. Wis- bar, D. Fike, R. Coates, ROW 6: B. Gourdie, D. Voit. J. DiPerna, R. Smetak, J. Yanez. R. Zuber 88 mmmwwmmw fleftb JUNIORS ROW I. C. Betler, L. Angeletti. S. Stitely, S. Elm, Mrs. Good ROW 2. C. Kustra, T. Kubic. B. Crew, J. Barnett ROW 3. S. Gombos, S. Davis, T. Cooper, K. Thompson, M. Bratton ROW 4: C. Stepusin. J. Wicinas, J. Swender- man. J. Chervenick, B. Bogono- vich ROW 5. M. Pavlic, T. Bertani. R. Regester ROW 6: R. Hudson, E. Kerber. G. Farrell, J. Bartley ROW 7. C. Shuster, E. Zona, E. Voit, D. McGill, J. Wallace ROW 8. J. Da- vis, D. Ribar. C. Kelly fbelowj JUNIORS ROW I. D. Kukta. S. Locke, J. Bolton, T. Bu- sha, L. Evans, A. Alm ROW 2: L. Lancaster, V. Brosnahan, C. Gala- ta, K. McTiernan A. Nedzbala, K. Bost, T. Flesik, K. Boice, L. Ciao ROW 3. J. Margiotti, M. Orbon, P. Stack, R. Morgan, C. Jones, D. Hol- Iick, J. Kopasko, E. Schell ROW 4. S. Johnson. E. Fleming, D. Hous- ton, S. Leydig, M. Trayers, K. Zitz Lavoisier et Voltaire tout est necessaire was the motto for the French Club under the direction of Mrs. Schreckengost and Mrs. Neustein. The French III and IV students partici- pated at the Humanities Day program at the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Greens- burg on April l5. The French IV students toured Scaiffe Gallery and held their annu- al banquet in the spring. OFFICERS ROW I: Sherri Talko, Presidentg Jill Bertani, Vice-President ROW 21 Laurie Lehosky, Class Repre- sentativeg Julianne Kopas, Trea- surerg Sue Hanna, Class Representative Humanities Day Showcases French Culture SENIORS ROW I: B. Thomas, S. Talko, L Lehosky S Kubancsek V Brown C Hanko D Kolano L Rotherham ROW 2 J Kopas B Ballley J Colinear,J. Bertani.C.Kremer,J Waugaman J Bolton ROW 3 L Turkowski J Irani S Kubacki C Fuegi B Yeager C Boyle K Parzuhoski K.Lindauer, Mrs. Schreckengost T Martin B Veverka A Swift ROW4 J Agnew D Boone D Zera N Thayer L Spencer T Chick L Ka puta, L. Davis After a morning sightseeing I0ur of Paris, Norwin stu- dents pose with their guide in front of the Eiffel Tower. An added treat on this second day in France was having lunch in the first level restaurant of la Tour Eiffel. Seniors Cathy Lynn Fuegi and Karen Parzuhoski marvel at the gallery of Chenonceau, one of the three chateaux visited in the Loire River Valley on the fourth day of their European Tour. l -4 Q JUNIORS ROW I: B. Turner, P. Ramsey, C. Dempsey, M. Boffemmyer, C. Plecko, S. Hanna, S. Bradley, B. Yerace ROW 2. S. Blissman, C. Conley, M. Edwards, P. Snyder, A. Hirshberg, C. Cohen, Mrs. Neustein, L. Anerino ROW 3. J. Walters, C. Foran, K. Militzer, L. Fleming. M. Anthony, H. Winslow, J. Scarbrough, S. Culbertson, S. Sholtis ROW 4: P.J. Duggan, S. Simmers, W. Ray, C. Gardner, J. Hoadwonic. E. Karsnak, J. Brent- zel, E. Shields, S. Ross The Knight Krier was published monthly by the students in Journalism l and ll classes, along with student reporters who had taken these classes earlier and continue to sub- mit articles. Co-editors Cheryl Kremer and Beth Thomas, under the direction of advisor Mrs. Thompson, were involved in choosing articles, editing copy, and making layout deci- sions for each issue. The paper was published in conjunction with the Stan- dard Observer, but layout was arranged entirely by stu- dents in the Knight Krier office before being sent to the 5- O for printing. One issue of the Knight Krier involved a few weeks of hard work, including reporting, editing, typing, layout, printing, and distribution. Subscriptions were sold earlier in the year, and the contribution of advertisements from local business cov- ered the costs of publication. Columns included An Intermission with Scot Ross, an entertainment review columng A Glimpse Around Town, an exchange column by Debi Zych, Sports Shorts , the sporting news as reported by Jeff Smith, and The Way It Is, the editor's column, appeared monthly. Beverly Wisbar was responsible for the photography that highlighted every issue, while artist Todd Carolan submitted editorial cartooning, new this year for the KK. F 1 My I I ...W ., fl' lax -rfb KK, Newsworthy Record Of Current Happenings mf an 7' ' H I34 .,,..,.., ' W fupper rightj Beth Thomas and Megan Anthony ponder picture selection. fabovej Beth Thomas and Bev Wisbar collaborate on a layout de- sign for an upcoming issue. frightj ROW I: Beth Thomas. Cheryl Kremer, Co-Editorst Bev Wisbar, Photographer ROW 2: Jeff Smith, Sports Editort Debi Zych, Exchange Editor ,f ,,,..,, wg, g31g4s4',zff,f 'WW' .sr , 3 -3' J .JJJ sf ,r ROW I: J. Bertani, J. Kopas, M. Thomas, ROW 2: S. Babich, C. Kremer, M. Anthony, B. Thomas. B. Wisbar. D. Zych ROW 3: J. Brancho, S. Ross, J. Smith Cleftb Colleen O'Brien patiently measures the amount of space needed for copy, fbelowj Editor Cheryl Kremer adds some finishing touches to the newspaper before sending it to press. 1, '.4, CX .gg ,Ili f ' . Q , Q , ' 51? xg' W 21:8 5-'Uv-4 r nw f ff 4 7 X J 1 .2 Z5 f .W 2 ' f ' SOPHOMORES ROW I: D. Dombrowski, J. Frishof, M. Fontanesi, T. Lakatosh, D. Johnson, W. Rowlett ROW 2: M. Bevan, J. Winnie, D Adams, D. Wilhelm ROW 3: D. Worrall, E. Kehoe. M. Gettemy, H. Petrak, H. Doyle, D. Ryan, M. Shrump, J. Jackowski. Mrs. Shrump . f M 1 fwgw ff.. JUNIORS 8 SENIORS ROW I. S. Mashoney, G. Stone, D. King, J. Watson, B. Yeager, A. Forsythe, N. Zupick ROW 2. T. Tomko, K. Lemack, S. Fawcett. N. Thayer, D. Zera. J. Bolton, B. West. Mrs. Shrump Pennon '86 - Graphic, Yl ll' Www 253, Pennon '86 was created and assembled by a very devot- ed and perservering group. Starting last June with the advertising campaign, the staff met several times during the summer and several major decisions were made be- fore the start of school. The cover design and many large group color photos were completed in August. A very successful subscription drive was conducted in Septem- ber, I4OO yearbooks were ordered C9lO were personalizedj. Published by Jostens at State College, the yearbook was submitted in five parts, the color deadline was November 4 and the final deadline was February IO. Historical Memory Cupper leftj Co-Editors Nancy Borkowski and Teresa Chick dis- cuss possible ideas for the letter- ing style. Cmiddle Ieftb Dawn Adams, Shar- on Mashoney, and Tina Tomko chat with Paula Unnone during a calm moment of the subscription drive. Caboveb Ginny Stone, Melanie Gettemy, and Debbie Minnick complete a receipt for one of the many students reserving a yearbook. fleftj ROW I, Larry Trenga. Sports Editor, Kathy Priatko, Ac- tivities Editor, Teresa Chick, Co- Editor, Kelly Conroy. Class Editor, Kari Militzer, Student Life Editors Kristin Shrump, Academic Editor ROW 2, Nancy Borkowski, Co- Editor, Jennifer Colinear, Copy Editor, Patti Gillette, Art Editor. Missing Jody Walters, Layout Editor SOPHOMORES ROW I: D. Cortese, H. Boone, R. Janiro, T. Kurp, J. Gavula, D. Adams, T. McAdams, R. Collura, J. Frishof ROW 2: D. Wilhelm, L. Eakman, J. Plecenik, S. Lemack, H. McGowan, R. Schanz, S. Craig, R. Boch OFFICERS Joy lrani, Treasurerg Courtney Foran, Vice-President, Linda LaGorga, President. Sheri Granata, Recording Secretaryg Beth Thomas, Corre- sponding Secretary, Representatives to the Board Beth Yerace, Amy Radford Student Reps, Council Cater To Student Needs Long before the school year began Student Council members were busy planning the year s activities and raising money for these events by selling pizzas and holding car-washes. Students were greeted with a Welcome Back Raffle. Work began im- mediately on the high- light of the Student' Council events, a very successful Homecoming. Student Council mem- bers acted as guides for Open House. For Christ- mas, Student Council sponsored the annual Breakfast in Dis- neyworld and a chain link contest to benefit Childrens Hospital. Christmas cards could be purchased and sent to other students, this event benefited Ronald McDonald House. Two assemblies were sponsored by Student Council-a performance by the rock group Free Fare and a Multi Media Show in January. Exchange Day with members from other schools, computer match-ups for students and Loan Fund collection. and decorations for special occasions and holidays were a part of varied Student Council activities. l38 JUNIORS ROW I. C. Cohen, S. Olexis, E. Shields, J. Chervenick, T. Flesik ROW 2. C. Ross. V. Bozich, K. Conley, D. Madeya, C. Foran, P. Ramsey, L. Ev ans, ROW 3. M. Pavlic, E. Rendulic. B. Belak, D. Hollick, S. Ross. P. Plues SE NIORS ROW I. M. Gregorowicz, L. LaGorga, L. Lehosky, L. Lane, S. Kubacki, M. Chopp, J. Agnew, L. Berardi, ROW 2. S. Granata, G,WCarrick, D. Boone, A. Radford. T. Tomko, N. Thayer, T. Swartz, T. Mignogna, J. Bolton, A. Mandalakas ROW 3: J. Fidler, G. Abretske, B. Bailley, J. Ca- sorio, K. Dietz, T. Fronk, K. Priatko. L. Kaputa ROW 4: J. Irani, B. Thomas, B. Strachan, S. Bitner, M. Lukasiewicz, K. Yenerall, M. Sabo, J Bertani Crightj Donald Duck, a.k.a. P..l. Plues, enchants an adorable tot. ffar rightj Eric Rendulic dons the role of good oId Saint Nick Cbelowb Frosty the Snowman and Little Bo Peep chat with two de- lighted youngsters. Cbottom lefty Dana Cortese, dressed as Frosty, brings a spar- kle to this young girl's eyes. Cbottom rightj Bill Pinocchio Strachan has told more than his share of lies. ,fe 1 u,,,,u ,l'W E 2 U 50- mi v Dx i ,f . My 'Q , ea ,f ,,.-'ff ww MM' orld Qf Disney Hi hlights S.C. Breakfast Ik, ftop leftj lt's a good thing Santa ordered extra Gobots, He-Men, and Transformers this year! ftop rightj Santa's elves and a cuddly bear are enough to bright- en this little boy's day. fabovej A few Disney characters anticipate the arrival of more de- lighted youngsters. Qfar Ieftj Mickey and Minnie. characterized by Sherry Olexik and Courtney Foran, are an insep- arable pair. Cleftj Susan Lemack and Vicki Bo- zich prepare to deliver some pan- cake breakfasts to the public. I4I ROW It L. Fleming, D. Carleo, K. Schaffer, D. Johnson, L. Rain, K. Lindauer, S. Kitchen, R. Kraus ROW 2. Mr. Page, B. Crowe, J. Walters, K. Par- zuhoski, W. Beeler, L. Turkowski. K. Boice, L. Berardi, L. Vozel, A. Grubb ROW 3: G. Carrick, M. Gregorowicz, A. Radford, K. Gretz, A. Giebel, . L. Lancaster, C. Critchfield, E. Blamick, D. Edmonds, M. Sobeck, J. Kopas ROW 4: D. Snyder, B. Strachan, M. Weiskircher, M. Thomas, D. Boone J. Gavula, A. McCann, K. Putz, B. Holloman, B. Leonatti, J. Colinear, S. Kowalski, J. lrani as' Q9 5' if -M If LEO Club The LEO Club, associated with the Norwin Lions, is a community service orien- tated group existing to help the handicapped and elder- ly. The Norwin chapter has assisted the Norwin Lions with several fund-raising activities such as the Spa- ghetti Dinner, White Cane Collection, and Salvation Army projects. Norwin stu- dents entertain the elderly at Braircliff conducting bingo, several Norwin stu- dents visit selected pa- tients at Briarcliff on a reg- ular basis. The Norwin Lions are very appreciative of the Norwin students, credit is often given to Norwin in the Lions' newsletter. 'mam' OFFICERS ROW I. D. Schneider. Secretaryt M. Weiskircher, Presidentt J. Walters, Vice President ROW 2: A. Radford, Board of Directorst R. is -J .-.... ...sf ,. , 'ek ' ?f ,... at E 4, 1 , .,, V: W ..... J ik ' Kraus, Treasurer ROW 3. McCann, Board of Directorst Berardi, Board of Directors QQ if Images Gf This year's chorus contains one of the largest nuclei of exceptional- ly talented students l've had in re- cent years, stated Mrs. Jeanne Close, chorus director. Indeed it was a spectacular year! The hard- working chorus members outdid past groups by doing four concerts instead of the usual two. The first concert was held November 26 pre- miering a combination of the chorus, band, and orchestra. The three group musical performance was a first. The annual Christmas Concert, Images of Christmas, considered inspirational by Mrs. Close, was held December 2l and 22 captivating the holiday audi- ence. then on March I, the chorus held its first solo and small ensem- ble concert which featured solos. special numbers by Close Harmony, and a grand finale as the entire chorus joined together to sing the closing songs. Next on the agenda was the long awaited Spring Show. America's Music, held May I6 and I7. This concert was a collage of America's music, past and pre- sent. Under the direction of Mrs. Close, the I3O member chorus com- pleted a very successful and busy year, but a very satisfying one for everyone involved. Christmas Brightens Holiday Chorus members live up to the old saying- Practice makes perfect. CLOSE HARMONY ROW I: B. Shuber, D. Sarver, L. Spencer, L. Mathisen, L. LaGorga, C. Martin. J. Weber, L. Berardi, D. Vezzani ROW 2. C. Clougherty, T. Balego. C. Behanna, A. McCann, J. Ko- pasko, C. Glew, K. Yanichko, S. Sturkie ROW 3: B. Jalosky, J. Wat- son, M. Shuker, D. Hollick, R. Schneider, P. Kettren, C. Betler ROW 4. A. Gatch, L. Davis, V. Creider, J. Adams, J. Toncich, C. Churma, L. Glenn, K. Neel ROW 5: M. Johnson, D. Soroka, T. Dun- ster, W. Perz, R. Dunlap, S. Cul- bertson' ROW 6: S. Errera, M. Sny- der, H. Doyle, A. Grubb, D. Cole, R. McCalmont, J. Wicinas Cbelowj Concentration is the key to learning every note of a song. Cbelow rightl After many long hours of practice, the chorus per- forms perfectly during the Christmas concert. Close Harmony lncorporates Song, Dance HQ Close Harmony is a select traveling choral group com- posed of approximately 50 students meeting three days a week under the direction of Mrs. Jeanne Close. This group performed for various community groups and area l schools. Some of the locales for appearances this past year included Kricks, Manor East, and the Pittsburgh Hil- 4 ' ,,,,, .J ton! The shows featured singing and choreography de- it s J ,f Q Close Harmony is comprised of sophomores, juniors, 1' and seniors who were chosen on the basis of an individual try out. signed by the students. wwsgiy Ffi , K V 55. I W' 'H ae, ' QA 1. ' R ' I Y wx 5, 'nf OHCCI' ck, .W 1' ' 'Q' G Q 'WHO ' I ' ' I 1 ,ff ..,, 4 .15 S SOPRANOS ROW I: A. Cuis, B. Shuber, C. Balta, V. Mull, L. Ramsey, H. Ward ROW 2: C. Clougherty, S. Diemert, K. Mori, T. Balego, L. Fryer ROW 3: B. Jalosky, T. Lorince, S. Coates, J. Watson, R. Rettger ROW 4. A. Gatch, D. Soroka, D. Boice, V. Creider, K. Boot ROW 5. S. Gombos, K. Marshalik, M. Johnson, L. Eyles, J. Sowa, L. Davis, L. Perkins ROW 6: L. McMurdo, K. Conroy, D. Sarver, J. Pezak, L. Evans, S. Culbertson, L. Anerino ROW 7: S. Errera, M. Peterson, A. Ignaczak, M. Harrison, J. Scarbrough, S. Sholtis ROW 8: M. Snyder, A. Grubb, H. Doyle, B. Yeager, N. Thayer, J. Wicinas, M. Macesich , eetions Blend Talents, Chorus Prospers OFFICERS ROW I. T. Berardi, Sophomore President, M. Johnson. Sopho- more SecretaryfTreasurer ROW 2: J. Adams, Junior President, B. Ja- Iosky, Junior SecretaryfTreasurer ROW 3: W. Perz, Senior President, A. Grubb, Senior SecretaryfTreasurer ACCOMPANIST L. Mathisen, L. LaGorga, V. Creider , , , v 1 fa X . an AW www. .ww 1 f I z , 3 N, 44 ' ,V 2- 2 8 aj , .,, V Q ,.., - z i , 54 , , 1.21 , , 1 . 'V Z hi , Www, , . , ,V f , Ag, A , 2 Hx- A fp i x Q wa if if f 3 , , ,. 1 2 llil 0 llll .f Tradition Of ROW lg J. Agnew, R. McCullough, L. Parkhill, T. Mig- nogna, J. Kopas, L. Lehosky. B. Browne, L. Hamilton, A. Princeton, K. Shrump, D. Perlinger, P. Behun, K. McCann, J. Waugaman ROW 2: D. Zera, B. Oswald, K. Harrison, D. Cox, V. Brown, P. Unnone, S. Wilson, K. Shablik, D. Geiselman, J. Eberman, A. Sandor: B. Hollo- man ROW 3: J. Sapp, D. Coulter, D. Matty, J. Mols, M. Ballas J Murra M. Kegg, E. Petrocsko, T. Kerestes, C. . . y. Cvejkus, B. Fowler ROW I: D. Cox, S. Wilson, K. Shablik, A. Princeton, P. Behun, K. McCann ROW 2. J. Waugaman, J. Shablik, M. Ballas. B. Linton, D. Coulter, B. Holloman. D. Geiselman Section Leaders Excellence Continues . Juniors OFFICERS AND FIELD LEADERS ROW I, R. Krisko, Assistant Field Conductor, K. Shablik, Treasurer, J. Eberman. Librarian, K. Shrump. Secretary, B. Browne, Assistant Uniform Manager, T. Sloane, Pub- licity Director, K. Harrison, Color- guard Captain ROW 2, J. Agnew, Head Majorette, V. Brown, Color- guard Secretary, D. Matty. Band President, J. Sapp, Uniform Man- ager, R. Stark, Equipment Manag- er, J. Waugaman, Colorguard President, M. Kegg, Field Conductor ROW I, B. Turner, K. Conley, P. Stefancic, P. Klingensmith. K. Marcin, S. Hanna, S. Stitely, J. Reilly. S. Bradley. J. Soisson, P. Snyder, M. Brett, S. Orr, L. Free- man ROW 2, J. Szekely, T. Sloane, S. Davis. S. Zelno, K. Boice, C. Fen- nell, J. Walters, L. Guseman, R. Schank, L. Thomas, K. Mangan, A. Princeton ROW 3, L. DeZorzi, M. Urbanic. R. Stark, T. Orsino, G. Drahusz, R. Krisko, S. Gombos, S. Mashoney, D. Heyz, G. Mann, D. McClelland, P. Knieriem ROW 4, P. Race, M. Swartz, C. Berkhouse, B. Bradley, S. Morrison, B. Linton, J. Bilott, P. Rupnik, J. Shablik, B. Blake, E. Karsnak . ,- WM AQ ' F -- sf-. 'S gr . is M -1fff'w??,+1f...-t i. 2, ., .Ayn Win .,. . ,aaa , Mgummf Representing another aspect of the musical depart- ment, the Norwin Concert Band provided the students and the community with an experience different from marching and stage band. Even though the marching band was better known and recognized, concert band afforded the students another area of musical development. ln November, the concert band, in combination with the chorus and orchestra, held a very entertaining concert for Children's Hospital. The Winter Concert was held January 23, and the Solo Concert was staged on March 6. On February 20. Norwin visited East Allegheny for an invita- tional concert. The final performance of the year, the Spring Concert, was held April l8. Concert Band Flip Side Cf arching Cupper rightj Ron Krisko assists Mr. Hancock with the proper attire. Cmiddle leftb Brian Linton slides into the music for the winter concert. fmiddle rightb Kim Shablik and Autumn Taylor contribute to a notable performance. Qabovej Kim McCann, Donnell Heyz, and Stacey Wilson perform in unison. Crightj Janet Holshue is playing the euphonium. similar to the baritone used in marching band. ORCHESTRA ROW I. K. Daugherty, A. Pavlik, D. Dinus, S. Blissman, V Mull ROW 2: W. Perz, Mrs. Hackett ORCHESTRA OFFICERS K. Daugherty, Public Relations, A. Pavlik, Secre tary, D. Dinus, Vice-President, V. Mull, President STAGE BAND ROW I: K. McCann, M. Kegg. R. Krisko, J. Bilott, S Wilson, B. Linton ROW 2: J. Sapp, M. Ballas ROW 3: M. Keller, E Petrocsko. C. Berkhouse, B. Blake, D. McClelland. R. Stark, J. Mols, J Shablik, T. Orsino, T. Sloane Musical Students Send Notes Thru orwin . :lik I 5 Mlizn- ' Amity? vw , J 'fy at w, , , -.M-.f ft4f'M,-- m f Y M . V .. , V , . . , J, .. . , V J i : g . ,,,. if g f , . J B . ' , -,f,., K. 'Y . I YY ' . D 4 , K L K if H tw-an .Vik if A xi +. ' tl ROW I: D. Gorzynski, D. Jiansante. D. Adams, B. Twele. W. Stocks, C. Behun, T. Yost, C Golock, M. Shrump. M. Fontanesi, D. Metrisin, D. Downey. S. Vogtman ROW 2. J. Gerney L. Davis, E. Belko, K. Popovic. H. Coiner, T. Bushyager, D. Hirst, J. Holshue, D. Johnson, C Brim. S. Dallas, A. Carlson, J. Kichko. M. Davidow, C. Babyak ROW 3. K. Bauer, K. Craycraft. J. Jackowski, M. Pancoast, J. Senley. T. Arendas, W. Rowlett, J. Plecenik. K. Coyne, P. Mann, K. Raymer. H. Waun, M. Beeler ROW 4: J. Carrigan, L. Socrates. J. Lawson M. Common. S. Kreuzberger, M. Lockwood, D. Polczynski, B. Longo, D. Johnson. N. Tragesser. S. Rice, J. Weitzel Tom Orsino and Mark Ballas Cabove lefty and Jeff Mols fabovej are members of the nationally recog- nized percussion section. , f S' t as: fi-.jx my X. S II ...... Q?-in XZ? Ein? sg- S -to.-. 4 A., 151 f o U- K 1 All Sections Contribute To Success Molding I53 members into a cohesive and cooperative group requires the dedication of all in- dividuals to the overall goal. Sev- en consecutive Pennsylvania Federation Championships and numerous Bands of America awards prove a tradition of ex- cellence can be maintained over several years with persistence and determination. Even though the members pictured here are actually on the field, numerous groups of the past have estab- lished a precedent this group is ready to achieve. fupper leftj D. Polczynski, Cup- per middlej L. Freeman, fupper rightj G. Mann, Cmiddle Ieftj J. Eberman, Cmiddle rightj percus- sion section, Cfar leftj J. Shablik. and Cleftj K. McCann. gfffv lil Carrie Fennell Cleftj band member, Dave Dinus Qbelowh orchestra mem- ber, Mr. Hancock and the flute section flower rightj, and the soprano section Clower leftj of the chorus joined together to present a memora- ble performance. usicians Combine Talents To Benefit Children's Hospital 51 if ti t :fi . A . i N t tan Y' The orchestra, chorus, and concert band present- ed a combined pops con- cert in November to benefit Children's Hospital. This type of joint performance by the various elements of the music department was a Norwin first. Each group had its own separate time on stage for several selec- tions, and then returned for an inspiring closing of America, The Dream Goes On. Norwin Marching Band has achieved national rec- ognition for its performances on the field of compe- tition. But the concert band is an integral part of the Norwin music program also. Performing at the dedi- cation of the amphitheater in Irwin in August, the concert band displayed its versatility. All areas of the Norwin music program are linked and contribute to the total program. Versatility Key To Achieving Goals ,,,-Mb, g 1 . ' 1 A Qt ' 'fq f- , - , -'.1lf ..--- quarts-1, '- F Q15 .1-'fn ,Q -, 4 1 1, - J 4f1 '1a3s-i n:f-f' 44 ,, x- L ' Q.. A 7 '- w ,Q mn of -sgaaf-5x5,..,,.H K, K 2 -17.8. my 5 r M. V- - mr, '51, gi, ,us , ., K t W : ' www L. jig it ,diff ' - i,,:,-'.w:1: fx . . ' Q A ' 11. za' -fi '--- Rifle 5914. f if - , gg ' A , er ,r i x1 3'-?.lv'E5Tf.'97- l56 As Ron Krisko stands at attention, members of the flute Kelly Harrison and Ed Petrocsko perform the innovative solo from Porgy and Bess . section play as part of the Winners Circle for a very appreciative audience. A34'Dffff'. 'f' i4 r-Q' V Y i ,ofmefpfg -43-ll 1, N il if . Life? : 5.e. ther-9122! -4-'U ' ' +L.. .I if If i 41 iv cz IUAZ try. A lv Y 3 .5 -in lin! if Ll iii? A t N ,t Af' if-1. 0 ff:-I-5 .1.6. Q .. .Q Q, A n LL l .L.l,Ai. 1 all Q- l 'r'iN ':'l an var' 58-fl Cmiddle leftj All finalist bands return for a mass retreat at Mid- Eastern Regional in Akron. Cleftj Norwin's field leaders proudly await the results of the Mid-Eastern Regional. Cabove rightj The Winners Circle , a tradition at Bands of America events for the overall winner, finds Norwin performing as the champion. Cabovej t patty 0 liek ' - like W 'f . fig l WTWQBUU Finally, a lasting reminder. l57 The Enthusiasm Behind orwin s Athle Program The Pep Club!!! OFFICERS ROW I: K. Byrne, Presidents E. Rendulic, Vice-Presidenti M. Sny- der, Secretary ROW 2: A. Rad- ford, Student Coordinator, D. Brown, Financial Manager Back again, the Pep Club attempted to encourage the determination needed for victory. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Patterson and the cheerleaders, this enthusiastic group was found at pep rallies and sports events throughout the school year. Sign-mak- ing and creative cheers were the mainstays of this supportive group. Familiar cheers and antics made this group very popular with the athletic teams. ,ffi orwin Cheerleaders Cheering Qn For orwin Knight Victories an L, 'u-W AMQMM .J I .wg lm wx, 10 nss-urns' 513'-'Q ftop leftj All set to start off a brand new season . . . Basketball. Cmiddle Ieftb Beginning the Homecoming festivities with a ride in the traditional Spirit Truck. Cfar lefty Banners, posters, and signs-constructed to motivate the Knights as well as antagonize the opponent. Ctop rightj Capturing the Enthu- siasm Award at Penn State Llni- versity . . . THE SPIRIT STICK! Cleftj During a Pep Rallyl' the cheerleaders get the classes to stand together and cheer as one. Cabovej There's One in Every Football Game -the cheerlead- ers perform this skit during a Pep Assembly. l59 Cheerleaders Dedicated To The Promotion Of School Spirit, They Are Constantly On The Move To Cheer On Our Norwin Knights!! CRightD FRONT: Jennifer Colinear ROW l: Lori Lane, Kelly Schaffer, Laurie Turkowski, Sue K Ik'VlMtth ROW2:T owa s I, a a ews ara Dietz, Kim Whitmore, Cori Whitehead. Lisa Greenaway. ROW 3: Marti Solomon, Mollie Edwards, Lori Eakman, Amy Pavlik, Steph- anie Hartman, Tammie McAdams CBeIowj CAPTAINS Kelly Schaffer CCo-Captainj, Jennifer Co- Iinear CCaptainJ and Sue Kowalski CCo- Capeainj f2?'3'f gg V Athletes, athletes. athletes . . . these are the peo- ple who comprise Norwin's Letterwinners' Club. In order to qualify for membership in this group. a student must have earned a letter in at least one sport. Due to the athletes' skill and determination, Norwin's sports program has achieved outstanding success. Directed by Mr. Pellis, the Letterwinners' Club sponsored the Sno-Ball in December. The club also provided busing for some sports events. and they paid for half of the Letterwinners' jackets. OFFICERS ROW l: M. Garofolo, Treasurer: J. Vandall, Presi- dent: B. Geiselman, Secretary ROW 2: Mr. Pellis CMissing: S. Olexik, First Vice-President: R. Plassio, Second Vice-Presidentj Letterwinners Cl ub wi? wa iv bww SENIORS Scafuri, M. Petrosky. Vandall, H. Hoeflein, Carrick, C. Froeschl. vich, K. Schaffer, D. ROW I: D. Metrisin, Mitchell ROW l: L. Lance, W. Beeler, A. Mandala- kas, P. Worrall, J. Shrump, E. Blamick, A. M. Marcolina, M. Garofolo, A. McCann, M. Low ROW 2: J. B. Geiselman, G. G. Sundin, R. Ba- zala, K. Hinkle, M. Kratsas, C. Zieglar, D. Yommer ROW 3: J. Yanez, K. Stanco- Jackson, L. Tur- f kowski, J. Colinear, D. Martin, B. Stra- 9 V chan, T. Stec. M. Brackney, C. Tomko Kg' Row 4. J. Rasp, v. Desi.-mo. J. Dowdy. 'M A' ' J. Lagalski, M. Rasp, M. Edinger. T. Fronk, R. Gray, R. Kosar, K. Mowry, M. Muchoney. J. Smith, L. Stephanovic, T. Patrick, K. Priatko, N. Borkowski JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES T. McAdams, L. Eakman, L. Greenaway, J. Page, R. Bot- tesch, B. Yerace ROW 2: S. MacMillan. A. Pavlik, K. Whitmore, C. Whitehead, D. Brown, T. Nesbitt, B. Belak ROW 3: K. Mathias, J. Baney, E. Shields, C. Pe- trosky, S. Olexik, D. Dietrich, C. Norwln Students Encounter Ctop rightb Sharing a magical moment to- gether are Jackie Reilly, Todd Fleming, Michelle Brett and Ed Freinstein. Cabovej Seniors Terry Kerestes and Te- resa Chick are eagerly await- ing the start of the I985 Prom. Cabove rightj A fun-filled evening of dancing and dining. Crightl John Mclntyre and Kathy Priatko looking forward to a long, Southern night. Cfar rightD Southern belle Sherry Popp and Chuck Thomas. 162 i J estlve Atmosphere Despite lnclement Weather ff.. tl A il' . Cfar leftj Awaiting the start of the parade are Queen and King candi- dates Gina Carrick, Mickey Gre- gorowicz, Sandy Sturkie, Jeff Shrump, Jay Fidler, and Joe Casorio. Cleftj I984 Homecoming Queen Joanne Fazio crowns her succes- sor, Gina Carrick. Cbottom leftj Smiling for the pho- tographer are Junior attendants P.J. Plues, Sue Stitely, Lisa Ciao, and Scott Bitner. Cbelowj Tracey Costantino and Heather Boone with escorts Bret Belak and Lou Botti representing the Class of l988. - ag., Commencing with Sweatsuit Day and ending with Blue and Gold Day, Spirit Week at Norwin was colorful and exciting. On Friday night, the traditional Candlelight Assembly was held to further boost the football team's morale. All week long, stu- dents spent endless hours completing float construction. Satur- day, October I9, dawned overcast and threatening. The cheer- leaders held a Pancake Breakfast and despite the weather the parade began. The l985 Homecoming Parade was the largest in Norwin history. At the football game, the suspense mounted as half-time approached. Gina Carrick and Jeff Shrump were crowned king and queen. Later in the evening, Gina and Jeff reigned over the Homecoming Dance. 163 Cbelowj Mr. Lann sends out the play with Honey Tornblom as Shani Saula observes the defensive ITI3I'l2UVeI'S. Crightj Junior Class Cheerleaders - Joe Mediate, Mike Smith, Doug Rese- tar, Jeff Davis, Karl Mathias and P.J. Plues cheer on the Class of '87 Juniors I4, Seniors I25 Juniors First Win Cabove lefty Coaching the Seniors, Mr. Pe- duzzi appears mystified by the attack of the Juniors. fabove rightj The Rules of the Game are out- Iined for the team captains prior to the flipping of the coin. Crightj Handing off is Kathy Churma as the Juniors maintain possession of the ball. W ifi' M I 1 SPURTS Norwin opened the l985 football season with two straight wins over East Allegheny and Shaler. Spirits were lhlw ,mann buoyed again for an improved and successful season. Losses to Bethel Park and Gateway, perennial Quad A favorites, brought a subdued but still hopeful atmosphere to Norwin Stadium. A win over Central Catholic and two close losses with Penn Hills and Plum still had the Knights in contention for one of the playoff positions. Even though Norwin triumphed over McKeesport, a Hempfield win pre- vented Norwin from gaining a playoff invitation. fabovej Lucille Rasp shares a quiet moment with her sons before the start of the Candlelight Assembly. frightj Tri-Captains: Mike Rasp Ckneelingb. Mike Edinger, and Ernie Antolik ROW I: B. Trimble, G. Sundin. P. But- ton, G. Powanda, G. Wirth. J. Brad- Iey, C. Kelly, B. Regester, P. Trgovic T. Rates, R. Crossett,, B. Sieber, J Pavlik, B. Brown, K. Uhrig ROW 2: C Dworek, D. Hill, M. Kostich, G. Bar- ton, T. Benevento, D. Ribar, R Reitler, J. Davis, D. Resetar, J. Mik- Iosko, S. Denny, J. McCurdy, M Smith, S. Patterson, B. Misavage Coach Rovesti ROW 3: B. Brobst, R Nicholson, M. Pavlic, J. Peck, K. Ma- thias, M. Palmiero, P. Lydon, J Baney, K. Stancovich, B. Connelly, B Pacolay, J. Hertzog, Coach Trimble Coach Gulaskey ROW 4: R. Gray, M Edinger, J. Dowdy. S. Forrai, J. La- galski, M. Rasp, V. DeBlasio, E. Anto- lik, E. Llewellyn, B. Kosar, J. Rasp. V Bernd, D. Coleman, Coach Pellis Coach Silianoff Rovesti Renaissance Advance Program ROW I: G. Sundin. B. Sieber, R. Nicholson. C. Dworek, T. Benevento, ROW 2: B. Brobst, R. Gray, K. Stancovich, 3: M. Edinger, J. Lagalski, B. Kosar, V. DeBlasio ROW 4: J. Dowdy. S. Eorrai, M. Rasp, J. Rasp E Q . of - :- - ,Q A i , , 14 f ' M: W f , .W , N , is f,,zl2f 'VM3' Milf Y U'51'.wwr9-X3,-.ilH s tbl' fwmkv, ,A ' 2 . ,, ,,, ff MAMLQX Q. WW lt ,f ' 0 ' ' ' it 'J 'Y N ' :Q-has ffl...-gf ff ' z, J , .. , as ,- . 1 t.i1M.'W , 'A , . ll 'Q 1 gg mv, N.. l , A . im l f : M-zlfcxfil ,.,:, ,.5,m'fWaWLQgwA, l l ' . fsrfldl' 'l'lP'ww .l W- sl- , if 4 f v ill .'a'15g.w-51Eg,,Q.N f . W A. wall, - , 4, j.,t5,,, N in Wglyw 13WTi, 3,,.Wgy, M My I W.. M,W.,.,X M., 3. ,, . ww ., A it V 14, :,ff'1Q.4 ,..'f.fll A- k if 'W' A it , .. H - is Q - I 1.6 Ms 551-'gm-f.z-'-p.wa'l.q,,v: ,V s' i ,,. .a..:.' - 'f , A '- L sins F is sift , X-,e '5' fr' -' f . 1 - . rf .few 'ff' K ,- Three offensive stal- warts of the seniors were Ernie Antolik, Bob Kosar, and John Rasp. Bob Kosar caught 28 receptions for 372 yards, and Ernie Anto- lik garnered 24 receptions for 358 yards. Ernie also displayed the ability to rush effectively. he had 88 car- ries for 403 yards. Defen- sively, the Knights were led by Jason Dowdy and Mike Rasp. Jason and Mike were instrumental in many sacks and tackles behind the line of scrimmage. E. Antolik, E. Llewellyn ROW Coach Rovesti discusses strategy with the offensive unix. John Rasp shows his versatility as a punter. Crightj Coaches Kelly, Gulaskey, Pellis, Sullivan, and Silanoff ponder the game plan. Cbelowj Coach Rovesti suggests some possible adjustments to Rob Nicholson. Cmiddle rightj An enthusiastic student body gathered to boost the spirits of the team. flower leftj Joe Lagalski continues to keep pace with the action as he replenishes his liquid level. flower rightj ROW I: Tim McCabe, Joe Pellis, Randy Rovesti, Mike Silanoff ROW 2s Jack Corcoran, Larry Sullivan, Joe Gulaskey, Dave Trimble, Wayne Holt Cleftj Mike Palmiero quenches his thirst on his short break. Cleftj John Rasp fades back for the pass. Cbelowj John Rasp tries to find his way through the Shaler defense. fmiddle lefty Jason Dowdy fights off his blocker, while Ron Gray waits for the action. Cmiddle rightb Vince Bernd fights his way through the hole created by the offensive line. flower leftj John Rasp yells out the commands hoping to find that perfect play. flower rightj Vince Bernd finds some running room and explodes through for a long gain. Kosar, John Rasp Voted All-Conference Honors frightj Mike Pavlic carries the ball for a long gain. Cfar rightj A crowded student section wait- ed in anticipation for the start of the Homecoming football game. if , V Mm H ,, ,, ,X . 4 1 A 'W Coach Rovesti suggests some adjustments to Joe Baney ROW I: R. Zigarovich, G. Zitco- vich, R. Garofolo, J. Murray, M Gray, J. Doppelhauer ROW 2: B Cuturilog M. Bachy, M. Shipley, J Fallavollitti, B. Parker, T. Funk, M. Blazer ROW 3: T. Race, C. Sullivan. C. Johnson, R. Eichelberger, B. Noll, S. Marincic ROW 4: M. Cym bor, R. Schanz, R. Plassio, S. Yan- iga, K. Miller, D. Cole N if will W ,RQ f ewfwtf if ' ...M Mgr- M .wt WL, w3.?ye wwf! lv. l 1 ., J. ff t err- .ff f-if . Mfr it ' t 4 Y , 4... Q. , ,. t el sl egg-5 f . .LM gg - f rm Ng, ii f? .1 Q iwfre QL rg vis lift ..,,. . g'f'l,Qigif.EQ14 22 4 O lf' Ml Q .J ggi ad g. i frr. i N mifl' 4? .., ' 'gif' ' Pa e 'C lvx ijl l L MA. .Q John Rasp hands off to Ernie Antolik, Norwin's consistent big gain' carrier. 1 Keith Uhrig holds the ball as Brian West attempts the extra point. John Rasp warms up along the sideline. Ernie Antolik sweeps around end for another Norwin first down. Norwin Football fans exhibit their enthusiasm for the team. la.. sil- Norwin's favorite ground gaining duo, John Rasp and Ernie Antolik. Coaches Rovesti and Gulaskey recommend the possibilities sug- gested by the coach in the pressbox. Steve Forrai leads the offensive unit onto the field through the decorated cheerleader hoop. Bob Kosar curls up under defense for reception. 5 we if 17l Ctop left and rightj Juniors Terri Ramirez and Jennifer Brentzel display the concentration and de- termination to be W.P.l.A.L. champions. fabovel Bowie, Mac, Fid, Jim Ho. Mal, Sal, Bos, and Kadie-the Spir- it Spikers, brought creativity and enthusiasm to Norwin volleyball. Crightj ROW I: J. Smith, R. Rettger, B. Geiselman. M. Sobeck ROW 2: N. Borkowski, K. Priatko, T. Fronk, L. Stephanovic, Enthusi- asm and excitement is shown on the faces of these seniors who anticipate collegiate volleyball careers. I SU! WLS? ,M '- Qleftj Part of the success of the volleyball team was the blocking skill of the girls. Cbelowj Underclassman Heather McGowan shows there is a future to Norwin volleyball. Cmiddle leftj Coach Watson gives explicit instructions to ther attentive players. fmiddle rightj Nancy Borkowski attacks the ball as her teammates watch on. flower leftj Team members watch the ac- tion with encouraging cheers from the bench. Dominate Section lg l3th W.P.l. .L. Title Tradition was upheld at Norwin as the girls volleyball team, coached by Miss Watson and Miss Cummerick, continued to bring honor and recognition to Norwin. The girls captured top honors at the Penn Hills Classic besting rival Farrell. Undefeated as section champs, the I3th section season ended with a I4-O record. For the l3th straight season, Norwin won the W.P.I.A,L. Championship. No other school has ever won a W.P.l.A.L. volleyball title. Once again, the team qualified for the state tournament held at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Much to the chagrin of the team, coaches, and fans, post season com- petition came to an abrupt finish in the semi-finals of the tournament. ln a hard fought battle, the girls were elimi- nated by Richland High School. The volleyball team was evidence that discipline and perseverance contribute to stellar performances. Lady Knights Capture W.P.l.A.L. Title Q A ROW I: B. Yerace, R. Rettger. J. Smith. B. Geiselman, M. Sobeck, E. Ratesic ROW 2. J. Pezek, K. Neel, A. Mandella, N. Borkowski, K. Priatko, L. Stephanovic, T. Fronk, J. Brentzel, T. Ramirez Norwin volleyball provokes thoughts of a proud tradition of ex- cellence and determination. Long, hard practices and never-ending ded- ication has launched Norwin volley- ii.. W an ball to the pinnacle of success. Where would these girls be without their parents' support? Shown here are Mr. and Mrs. Rettger and Mrs. Priatko with their daughters. ,N K L , Wiwumxk , 5 ig' W 1+ I v V J' 4' w1, K 3 Y RN 1 .' X L K v Q 1 W w '9 M.. 'lbw 'S 133' .pw S A XA 'Q-Q 'W 4 ug , , i .Y wg nl I F! M f, ri' - ,, I , g. M .sl 3? W' mf fy . MQ V Q Y an 1 ,ig X XG' - QA ' X -5' I 55 Soccer Wins Section, Qualifies For State Ken Varga shows his perfect form. Norwin boy's soccer team under Coach But- kovich completed one of it's most successful sea- sons ever with l2-O sec- tion record and a I9-4-I record overall. ln three W.P.I.A.L. playoff games, Norwin posted wins over Bethel Park and Trinity. but lost to Fox Chapel. In the two P.l.A.A. playoff games, Norwin bested Erie Cathedral Prep after several rain delays post- poned the game. Norwin was eliminated from P.l.A.A. competition by Moon. Mike Low, Rob Smetak, and Brian West were selected to W.P.l.A.L All Star Team. I76 B Q . Q ... 1. ROW I. M. Marcolina, M. Ondish, T. Stec, M. Low, K. Varga, E. Hockensmith. M. Petrosky ROW 2: M. Prietsch. J. Kaminski. B. West, C. Painter, H. Hoeflein, C. Hudack, M. Brackney, R. Smetak, E. Freinstein ROW 3: J. Davin, G. Butkovich, T. Snyder. R. Harskowitch, J. Smith, B. Yommer. B. Strachan, M. Weiskircher, T. Gale, B. Ratica, R. Richards, R. O'NeaI, M. Schlegel, R. Thomas H.-f - f W W' . We V 2 t'l t-, N K - ff I . at G Qiwu. .Lv , his 2 . ' J 1. is J fa' , A' S f S eff . , is S M . s. 1 . W 1 ' 2 Q if 4 f SENIORS ROW I: J. Kaminski. M. Low, R. Smetak, M. Marcolina, M. Petrosky. E. Hockensmith, H. Hoeflein ROW 2. M. Brackney, T. Stec, B. Yommer. M. Weiskircher, J. Smith, B. Strachan JR. VARSITY ROW I: E. Wianko, G. Shuttleworth, M. Lithgow, C. Harskowitch, Latta, M. Dallara, P. Turner, S. Blair ROW 2: R. Edmonds, W. Mundorf, D. Josselyn, P. Arlia, S. Thomas, J. lrani, K. Miklos, R. Dunlap ROW 3: R. Thomas. B. Kosar, T. Harmon, B. Marcolina, T. Mezar, B. Kukta, M, Tomko. M. Brinko, R. Hudson, M. Ruffin, B, Schaefer I p ,Il fl X V 3 'ix V . tiff? fupper lefty Captain Jeff Smith feeds a pass to his teammates. Captain Mike Low Cabove leftj and Captain Rob Smetak Cabove rightj demonstrate the skills that helped them to be chosen as part of the Pittsburgh South All Stars for the McDonald'sfDapper Dan Soccer Clas- sic held at the Civic Arena in December. This prestigious honor is bestowed upon the best high school soccer players in the area. Rob Sme- tak was also selected to the P.l.A.A. All Star Team. , if 22 7 O'-, F? .aw zQ5,',1 , .... , Cupper Ieftj Senior Kelly Hinkle, winner of the Coaches' Award, eyes up the approaching ball before making her move. Cupper rightj Halftime strategy discussions between Kelly Hinkle, Jennifer Schmidt, Margaret Wolfe, and Tina Tomko. Cmiddle leftj Seniors Tina Tomko, Sherri Talko, and Kelly Hinkle pose in the net for memories of their last season. Cmiddle rightj The team gathers for a last minute pep talk before taking the field. Crightj Junior Colleen O'Brien prepares to chip the ball up field. me ., ,, M, My mae, s 1-v,.,,., 5' 31 Z A f Z M 7? l .. , ,. 4 A... , .,, M W . f,,!.,,5.,f ,t., L:-N.. sdw f 1' .,t. K si x . N' ' , .1 A ww, . . X X ,- W .j a V- A M , ,pe ' J gm . . 1 A N ' .. I5 . . . i . '- g 1 . ' 1 :guys Mt,-1 - ,,,. . K S . A N ef W ,K -1 K A it 11 ..: K - -K .af 4 1 vm- H S 'W - ' it 9 After two exhibition seasons. the Norwin girls soccer team played its first season sanctioned by the W.P.I.A.L. Capturing the section title during this first year, they compiled a I3-I section record, second best in the W.P.l.A.L. Their overall record was I5 wins and 3 losses. Norwin girls soccer had nine regular season shut-outs and one playoff shut-out. During post season W.P.l.A.L. action, Norwin defeated Upper St. Clair but lost to Fox Chapel. Sophomore Scoots Petrosky was the leading scorer with 23 goals. The soccer team was hosted at a banquet in November where numerous awards and certificates were presented. The Section Ill first place trophy was present- ed to Mr. Peduzzi at a recognition assembly. Girls Soccer Clinches First Section Title ROW I. T. Tomko, B. Brentzel, J. Lauris, C. Day, S. Talko, M. Grif- fiths, L. Waters, M. Wolfe, B. Du- das ROW 2. C. O'Brien, J. Schmidt, A. Hirshberg. C. Kerber. KW rrrrr M r'rf K. Babich, K. Davison, T. Hoeflein, oe, . .15 Q V S. Petrosky, D. Connelly, A. iff 1 Stoves, D. vesco, K. Hinkle : Jr .,.. , i if V ,, .W Cabove leftj Sherri Talko shows . W ' ' goalie expertise Cmiddle leftj a , ,K dejected Amy Hirshberg is side lined by a previous injury Cabovej .,l ....,. f , , ' Coach Yandora explains strategy. 5 team members listen intently as Captains Horner And Lance Lead One if 1. fr lo 4 f Under the reign of Coach Floyd Marshall. the Norwin boys cross country team has been very successful. This year was no excep- tion. Finishing the sea- son with a 6-I-I record. Norwin placed second in the Westmoreland County Coaches Invi- tational and fourth at the W.P.I.A.L. Qualifi- er. Captain Jeff Horner again brought recognition to Norwin by finishing eighth at the State Tournament at Lehigh. Jeff's eighth place finish was the second high- est ever by a W.P.I.A.L. participant. sen. M. Del Signore. L. Shranatan ROW I. M. Garofolog J. Kopaskop S. Andrejcak. J. Quealy. P. Plues. C. Behanna. M. Uliano ROW 2. D. Poland. D. Hirshberg. J. Yanez. K. Swanson. M. Pomposelli. C. Lance. S. Reyes ROW 3: G. Zulag S. Grskovich. L. Lance. A. Swift. J. Horner. J. Ol- - 4 . . . ., , , .5 W V. 'Y f -Ms W A :.:':,- . 1 .. I ' ' J 6 Q VM mg. Wg, , Y . ,i f . v--f H J . . A fffvv - W U , ...,. 1 ,W , .--. EH- ,. . ...fy ...W . W 'Af .,Q.,.4. my n l-, ' f J J, . ' S gg y,V-3jq,..h Cabovej Stretching and warming up exercises have become a familiar sight before athletic contests. Crightb After limbering up, Larry Lance and Mike Pomposelli race to improve times for team record. l8O E Cf The Largest Teams In The State ,rf Wm, WNXXL fabove Ieftj Senior John Olsen straddles the urge to pose for our photographer, but Qabove rightj P..l. Plues just could not resist. Relaxing after completing a 6-I-I season are seniors Cleftj Mike Garofolo, Andy Swift, and John Olsen and Cabovej Dave Poland. captains Jeff Horner and Larry Lance. orwin Girls Capture A Picture The girls cross country team con- tinued to bring rec- ognition and honor by Jay Tray and then Geary Tray, loss of the season was to Gateway. Missy DeBlasio cut the previous record time by 4 seconds for a 20 min. 8 sec. record run. Paula was the first girl from Norwin to ad- vance to state competition. The cross coun- try team captured the Westmoreland County Champion- ship for the fourth consecutive year. ROW I. K. Militzer, E. Blamick, P. O'Neill, C. Zieglar, A. Carrick, M. Chellman, S. MacMillan, ROW 2: M. Koller, D. DiBucci, D. Briney, G. Canata. J. Label. R. Hornfeck, G. Carrick, M. DeBlasio, P. Worrall, H. Carrick fi' Crightj Missy DeBlasio deserves a break after a record setting performance. Cabovej Seniors Zieglar, Worrall, and DeBlasio recognized the necessity of pre run stretching exercise. l82 to Norwin. Coached , the team posted a E 9-I record. The lone l Perfect Finish As County Champions M4,,W,,, -40 .ff wwf Cupper Ieftj Practice- and determination produces records and success for Paula Worrall Missy DeBIasio. and Cheryl Zieglar. Cupper rightj Paula Worrall, the first Norwin female runner to advance to state competition brought more recognition to Norwin. Qleftb Cheryl Zieglar, another senior standout, enhanced her status by competing in post season meets. Cabovej Seniors Patty O'NeilI. Missy DeBlasio, Cheryl Zieglar. Gina Carrick, Paula Worrall Anna Mandalakas, and Ellen Blamick finally had time to relax. v n The Norwin Golf Team, coached by Bill Baloh, finished the l9S5-86 season with a 7-6 record overall and a 5-5 league record. After a rather weak start, the linksters rallied and won four of their last six matches. With a score of SO in the sectional qualifier at lrwin Country Club, Chad Morgan advanced to W.P.l.A.L. post season play at Latrobe Elks. orwin Linksters Par For The Course Crightj ROW I: C. Mitchell, M. Hlavach, J. Veychek, J. Mediate ROW 2. C. Morgan, M. Carter, L. Moffatt, R. McClamont, L. Roberson, D. Moore Cabovej Awaiting their turn on the tee are veteran golfers Mike N Carter, Chad Morgan, and Dennis ' Moore. W Crop rightj Leo Roberson displays the correct stance to be a great golfer. Cmiddle rightj Joe Mediate shows his teammates the proper tech- nique for getting out of the rough. Knights In Action Ctop Ieftj Coach Shrader guides his team through yet another flawless game. Ctop rightj Good Luck and may the best team win could be the motto of the girls soccer team as they welcome their opponents. fmiddle leftj Julie Smith and Re- nee Rettger prepare to present a well-deserved trophy as the rest of the volleyball team looks on. Cabovej Steve Yaniga, Doug Jack- son, John Rasp, Bob Kosar, and Mike Rasp anxiously anticipate the start of the W.P.I.A.L. champi- onship game. Cfar leftj A jubilant team and coa- ch await the presentation of the W.P.I.A.L. Championship trophy and medals. Cleftj Super athlete John Rasp caught in the act during a bas- ketball game. Girls Tennis Foresees Future Progress Us -ag.. , V ,,f. . wi 1 1 11 -:f Z 5' gi? W 4 il -t fy .-'f .V lf . -4 . Xi QMQQWW . . ...., , , E E. ,. it 5 N fiwl aim--f rr1 rr s e ., , -we '-, 1' , , ,f..7 W e 4' W wif Fwy fly, I In ,A g ,. Mmw g , W Q- . f M Hs .ua -J wlu8?wW?'f?fM'-H+! ffr rrfrr Caboveb ROW I. L. Campoli, M. Pas- quino. P. Vorkapich ROW 21 P. Coltel- laro. D. Thomas, M. Thomas, H Doyle, T. Patrick, A. Juraszek. T Brown, K. Dunlap. J. Elsesser Crightj Seniors. K. Dunlap. M. Thom- as. T. Patrick The girls tennis team ended the l985 season with a l-7 re- cord in what was essentially a rebuilding year. Returning to next year's team will be one senior, four juniors and sever- al sophomores. The team and their coach, Mr. John Smith, hope to encourage many oth- ers to participate in the future. The high point of the sea- son was the 5-0 win over Jean- nette. lmprovement was evi- dent throughout the season forecasting future success. fr fupper leftj: Stepping into her swing is senior Krista Dunlap. fupper rightji After a strenuous practice session, seniors Missy Thomas and Tami Patrick gather up the loose ends . Cleftjz A serve with a smile is what Tammy Brown displays before her opponent. fabovey After the match-Paula Vorkapich and Lisa Campoli share in a handshake of sportsmanship. The accomplishments of the Norwin Basketball Team this season can be attributed to hard work and dedication plus talent. Most of the varsity squad had been together since their sophomore year, either as a varsity, junior varsity member, or a combination of both. After a summer of leagues and a semi-successful year in l983-84, the Knights as juniors, contributed greatly to a I7 win 8 loss record. Again last summer most of the players participat- ed in summer camps and leagues to further improve their skills. With the addition of sophomore Steve Yaniga, this senior dominated team has realized one of the most suc- cessful hoop campaigns in Norwin Basketball history. Completing the regular season with a 22-O record, Nor- win clinched the section championship outright for the first time since l978. Consistently rated as the top Quad A squad in the western part of the state, the Knight's un- beaten record was aiNorwin first. Led by John Rasp as the leading scorer and rebounder, this group played as a cohe- sive unit so well that other teams struggled to devise a game plan. Entering the W.P.l.A.L. playoffs as the Section I champion, Norwin defeated Elizabeth Forward, 79-53, West Mifflin,64-62,Gateway, 76-6l, and finally Kiski, 62-50 for the AAAA W.P.l.A.L. Title Record Season, Section, W.P.l.A.L. Champs ROW l: D, Jackson, R. Antol, J. Shrump, D. Ribar, S. Yanlga ROW 2 J Rasp M Muchoney M Rasp B Kosar Qleftj Mike Rasp shoots a jump shot from the paint. Cbelowj Mr. Peduzzi congratulates John Rasp for being the sixth Nor- win basketball player to reach the ION point plateau. Cfar leftj Senior Mike Muchoney 6'-3 forward Cbelow left to rightj Senior Doug Jackson, 5'-IO guards Senior Ron Antol, 5'8 guardg Senior Jeff Shrump, 5'-6 guards Senior Bob Kosar, 6'- 2 guard. JW I: K. Fronk, R. Painter, S. Mendt, M. Liebdzinski, J. DeRubbo D. Polczynski. M. Paat ROW 2: M. Dziabiak, J. Boyd, R. Garofolo, J. Eisa- an, P. Schram, G. Zula, L. Moffatt Sophomores Shoot To Fill Varsity Shoes i Cfar leftj Junior varsity player. y Rob Painter eludes a trap in the N corner. l Cleftj Mike Liebdzinski search- es for the open man while be- ing double teamed. .Wx ol -e ff' 49' KJ ROW I: H. Carrick, G. Carrick, A. Carrick ROW 2. D. Trio, M. Thomas. A. Kuczinski, D. Watrous, T. Patrick, R. Bazala, Mr. Shrader Cupper leftj Donna Watrous takes a practice shot before the game. Qabovej Seniors Cissy Bazala, Missy Thomas, Gina Carrick, Donna Watrous, and Tami Patrick pose for a group shot. Cmiddle rightj Gina Carrick looks for an open teammate to pass to. Crightj Tami Patrick waits for a chance to steal the ball. ROW I: S. Flynn, T. Ledgard, J. Payne, J. Gavula, V. Bozich, K. Neel ROW 2: Mr. Martin, T. Nesbitt, S. Kunkle, T. Steck, D. Dibucci, J. Cochenour. K. Militzer Cleftj Mr. Martin outlines a new strategy. Cbelowj Dani Trio uses her dribbling skill to elude an opponent. 5 X is , Af t Lady Knights See Post Season Action Again Led by Captain Gina Car- rick, the Norwin Girls Bas- ketball Team capped a very successful I6-7 season with two very necessary and emotional victories over Greensburg Central Catho- lic. Entering the W.P.l.A.L. playoffs as Section I Cham- pions, the girls have been participants in post season playoffs for eight consecu- tive years. Gina Carrick was the third Norwin play- er to score IOOO plus points. She was selected to the All- District Team and was cho- sen as Section MVP. Gina was first in scoring, assists, and steals. Tami Patrick was the leading rebounder and sophomore Dani Trio was one of Norwin's best defensive players. Tami and Dani were both chosen as second team All-Section and honorable mention All- District. The junior varsity CT squad compiled a I3-4 re- ' cord, and in the process polished skills that will con- tribute to the varsity in the future. L ROW I. K. Harringan, K. Walters, G. Martincheck, D. Wensel, R. Voit, C. Hamilton, T. Alexander, M. Schlegel, B. Bassegio ROW 2: Coach-G. Finney, S. Thomas, R. Morgan, E. Voit, R. Vojtko, D. Anderson, J. Schmotzer, T. Bertani, G. Powanda, M. Hlavach. T. Gale, D. Voit -W W' , N my y, 'iz van gg vii Cabovej Tri-captains Dave Voit, Mike Hlavach. and Brian Bassegio get ready to show what they are made of. Crightj Coach Finney demonstrates to Mike Hlavach and Randy Voitko the proper technique of using the stick. I94 mw- z 5 W fi yy.. ...M X f. I .AM i . My f ,, .,,, U?w'?M!l'?f Due to the limited availability of ice time, formal prac- tices for Norwin Hockey are only held once per week, each Friday, for one hour. Head coach George Finney and assistants Darris Bertani, John Plassio, and Bill Rollason Call former Knight team membersj conduct practices with an eye toward maximizing available time. Practices re- volve around certain plays each week as well as several drills designed to improve skating and handling skills. Short, controlled scrimmages are held when time permits. Eleven seniors graduated from a very successful, veter- an l985 team. Through an aggressive recruiting program. the hockey team now has nine first year and eight second year skaters. Because of the inexperience of the many new skaters, Norwin Hockey is in the beginning stages of a rebuilding program. Despite the team's losing record, many areas of improvement have been observed during this season and hopes are high for significant improve- ment in the team's performance next year. Hockey Slides Through Rebuilding Cabove leftj Scott Thomas skates down the ice and gets ready to fire a slap shot. Cmiddle leftj Mike Hlavach, Brian Bassegio, and Scott Thomas rep- resent Norwin for the W.H.l.A.L. All-Star team. Cabovej Keith Walters sacrifices his body to make the save. Cfar leftb The Voit brothers show the proper technique of passing the puck. Cleftj Brian Bassegio demon- strates how to score goals. ,- Ap. ...A .am .1 ROW I: D. Richards, T. Fleming, R. Reese, J. Quealy, C. Dworek, M. Kolano ROW 2: D. Hirshberg, R. Schanz, L. Lance, D. Houston, J. Dowdy, P. Schram, C. Zona Cbelowj Mr. Marshall offers a word of encouragement. Cbelow rightj Roy Reese enve- Iopes his opponent in a front head-lock. Wrestlers Exceed Pre-Season Expectations After losing eight starters from last year's squad, i985- 86 Norwin Wrestling Team far exceeded the expectations of wrestling enthusiasts. Led by captains Jason Dowdy and Dave Hirshberg, the wrestlers completed a 5-3 sec- tion record for a fourth place finish in a very competitive section, the overall season record was ll-6. Qualifying for the W.P.l.A.L. tournament held March 6-8 were Joe Quea- ly, Perry Schram, and Chris Zona. Perry Schram was the llth wrestler of Mr. Marshall's to qualify for the state championship held March I3-I5 at Hershey. Qmiddle leftj Larry Lance waits with anticipation for the whistle. Cmiddle rightb Joe Quealy gri- maces with pain and deter- mination. Cbelow leftj Roy Reese momen- tarily takes a breather in the sit- out position. fbelow rightb Mr. Marshall dis- cusses some strategy with junior Joe Quealy. Cleftj M. O'Rourke. G. Freidhof, B. Turek, M. Pomposelli. J. Ferris , CClockwise rightb Perry Schram is ready to go. CRight middlej Roy Reese prepares to attack. CRight bottomj Larry Lance is caught in the heat of the moment. CBottom leftj Perry Schram fuels up for his next victim. fBeIowj Jason Dowdy grapples his opponent to his doom. ,, H ,fMww Said to have the most potential in the past five years, the Norwin Diving Team is led by junior Aimee Princeton. With their summies. back dives, reverses, inwards, and the most complicated twists, the team competed against experi- enced teams such as Upper St. Clair, Baldwin and Elizabeth Forward. Coached for the first year by Miss Watson she quipped, Help Wanted! Any male or female with ten years Olympic diving experience. Divers Plunge Into Undiscovered Depths grande Mia.. CTopj Members of the diving team: D. Machek, K. Larouere, B. Smith, A. Mandella, M. Cunning CTop Rightj With the finesse and agility of a gymnast, Kelly Larouere attempts a back dive in layout position. Cabove left to rightl Mike Cunning practicing his favorite past time, bouncing on the board. Teetering on the very edge of the diving board, Aimee Princeton is setting her feet for an approach on a back dive. Mike Cunning is at- 'I99 tempting an inward dive in the pike position. W.P.l.A.L. J Results: Boys - 5th ROW I: M. Cunning, J. Highlands, D. Harsch, B. Walker, S. Snyder. B. Wallace ROW 2: B. Smith, R. Kelly, ell, K. Carlson, S. Reyes, P. Duggan ROW 3: K. Miller, D. Price, D. McGill, B. Belak, J. Tabor, J. Van- dall, D. Matty Cbelow leftj Mr. Rider diligently commanding over the troops. Cbelow rightj Senior picture. ROW I: M. Kratsas, B. Szajnuk ROW 2: Spirited Swimmers Sacrifice, Reach Goals The churning in one's stomach while waiting on the starting blocks, P.T.A's 400 lM'S. early morning practices - all of these sep- arate entities and many others contributed to the achievements of Norwin's Swimming and Diving Team. After many hours of grueling practices, the team reaped the benefits for the boys and a 7-6 re- cord for the girls. The fol- lowing swimmers and divers participated in the W.P.l.A.L. qualifier: P.J. Brian Walker, Don McGill, Scott Snyder, Steve Reyes, Kirk Carlson. John High- lands, Melanie Chellman. Kathy Arvay, Dawn Cowell, Jenny Pietronigro, Desi 'T Smith, Kim Pensenstadler, and Aimee Princeton. As Coach Rider stated, The team made good pro- gress towards future success. ffl Girls - l3th f V 9' D. Machek, D. Dietrich, c. Match- J. Vandall, D, Matty , with a IOS season record ff Duggan, Chris Mitchell, 4 Doug Matty, Dave Martin, ROW I: M. Chellman, D. Johson, A. Prince- ton, S. MacMillan, K. Raymer, J. Orr, K. Pensenstadler, Y. Beech ROW 2: K. Arvay. C. Brim, K. Gregorowicz, K. Larouere, K. Ballough, D. Smith, J. Pietronigro ROW 3: G. Mozeik, D. Cowell, K. Holton, L. Hipple. A. Clegg, A. Mandella, M. Kratsas, B. Szajnuk fmiddle leftj A swimmer must always reach further, striving to obtain the finish. fmiddle rightj Swimming breaststroke, one would think that Doug Matty resembles a submarine saboteur. Cbelowj Even swimmers have to have some fun. 2Ol W -. ,VVV 4 frightj Rob Reitler anxiously awaits the next pitch. 'fbelowj Joe Baney stands ready to meet the pitcher's challenge. I' W J QR W1 QR W1 R W! M swf in-ff ROW I K Mowry J Shrump S Salvatore D Jackson R Reitler B Kremer ROW 2 J Fidler J Di erna J Bane ,D. Marciano, J. Rasp, M. : . . . y . , . , . , . : . , . P , . Y Muchoney, J. Gardener Experience And Skill Leads To A Spirited Team. 3 Cfar leftj Hustling to first base, Jay Fidler outruns the throw. Cleftj Jeff Shrump assumes the proper stance for a bunt. NN?-5 fs? . ' fkivw, ' Li, 4 ,o was t We za? gmgist .+s.g7,. LQ- 51 its wlgsagf- N4 - me .A ,A l. - ' ,e is 4 . ggyfipewg ,K 1 5,-,NAQMH -+ ' 1'4 . .., + Cabovej Doug Jackson takes his base. Cfar lefty John Rasp-deter- mined to take the next pitch downtown. fleftj Coach Harvath and Coach Torau plan their next strategic move. 203 Softball Team Strives For A Victorious Season Crightj Theresa Nesbitt and Alyse Princeton along with the rest of the team anxiously wait to get into action. Cbelowj Tammie Brown awaits practice throw from teammate. si E Cupper rightj Tami Patrick awaits her turn in the batting circle. Crightj Wendy Woodward dis- plays proper batting stance. awww Cleftj The determination on Alyse Princeton's face is evident on the field. Cbelowj Sue Kunkle exhibits proper infield technique. ., .. ,h,.l N., 1 ROW I: Mr. Hrabak, T. Brown, T. Patrick. A. Princeton, R. Bottesch, S. Kunkle ROW 2. Mr. Kattic, A. Princeton, T. Nesbitt, W. Woodward, K. Putz, J. Pagel, L. Vinsick 205 W RM ROW I. S. MacMillan. D. Trio, M. Chellman, S. Granata, J. DiCristofaro, L. Bolton, A. Mandalakas, P. Worrall, M. DeBIasio, D. Horn ROW 2. T Ramirez. K. Walter, H. EI-Hillal, P. Ramsey, E. Ratesic, J. Marshall, D. Pottinger, M. Gregorowicz, G. Carrick, A. Carrick ROW 3: D. Boone, C Froeschl, C. Zieglar, M. Ackerman, K. Militzer, D. DiBucci. K. Zera, L. Anerino, B. Crowe, K. Thompson, D. Brown Cabovej Gina Carrick leaps for another victory in the long jump. Cabove rightj Prior to the meet, Jill DiCristofaro practices the javelin throw. Crightj Striving to overtake her oppostion is Monice Froeschl. Pride + Determination 2 The Girls' Track Team Cleftj Erin Ratesic displays the determination and concentration need- ed for success. Qbelowj Coach Tray and the team gather for a last minute psych for the challenge ahead. 5 s 'fs ,fa fleftj Huda El-Hillal prepares for the shot toss. l Cabovej Mickey Gregorwicz perfects her strides after clearing the hurdles. 5 sg QA 8 x X Boys' Track TeamLlpholds Norwin Tradition ,Laws .. '-kX - We A R Cupper leftj Concentration is the key to Dave Grasha's pole vault- ing form. Cupper rightj Pole vaulters: G. Wirth, J. Quealy, D. Grasha, R. Liner . '- Cabovej Mike Edinger hopes his gf Qi lx-. shot put form leads to a record throw. Cabove rightj Lou Botti leads all hurdlers to the finish line. ROW I: J. Peck, K. Uhrig. B. West, R. Rizzo, E. Antolik ROW 2. E. Llewellyn, B. Bruno, L. Botti, J. Kulka, M. Kos- tich, D. Konovich L2 i 5 e l K - . 15 N . X . J X ' '55 f -N -NNN. ROW I. P.J. Plues, J. Kopasko, L. Trenga, C. Behanna ROW 2. K. Swanson, L. Lance, J. Horner, S. Grskovich, L. Shranatan flower leftj Jeff Horner clutches the ba- ton as he races to another relay team victory. 1 'W-K' f- - - .L ' f ,,,, , . E!t'Hsv?fSas a 'W S .5 L L . . Wei .. UIQ: il . J... , .91 f, . ,..,, . . ,. ,f - f . p , .ef . errr We S' L 'Q ' Y . at L M. A-ff. . at wr. ...N W , . b - ,M at N- N to D' A ' f, . . W , 5 5 H . -3. . W, I . , M Q .. .N 4 5 X ' 'X -:gash Q . Q X L' K K 3 ' I, 5. . 5 J Q , . 1 J V 3 :91 nm ' 3 lE9'H'g':- 1- -ff L w . 3 gi- :Resell ' awww 4 .- 'f fl. . A Z d'5lsaHh- 'www' fx x F u as 'L - . .Q X 'K X X X X 1. . f ' 0 QL -LW 'P,.,-f-at' :X .' 'g ' A ' 3 K 1j:...,-- ,Mr K ,,, MM- . . ' . , - .ft X...f..Ms.rfe.r . 'ff ' . .- ' .- .W A' .. .. , Ae . Q S m K f ' W --f ..,.. f . . aaaaa f - S M '.9f1'1'i+ N .V - n. - . . -ff'.iJ1 '5 R . 5 ' . .. Y ,. . ,,.. , 2 .. ' ..,..:a L . M ..rr r...-., - - f 1 Q n'. fm. .. J . . 4. . 1 .. .rr. V,Ao. . A A..' J ' - .,. , . I L.kk . ,5Q3,3 Tv.. L,., k . Lk A J' A Y J x , . ' S W- f5,. U. .,, .- puff' -WJ QQJLZZQW 4. f . ww-' Afnff j f':fHf,4.q5W,2 'ffl f f'? '. L ,Wy .ff W '1 Wi Q, ,. H-in V ' , , ' .M wwf gwwifw' .. , ' L ' f' 'tl Cleftj ROW I: J. Hoadwonic, J. Casorio, S. Forrai ROW 2. A. Baird. M. Rasp, M. Edinger Cabovej Dave Konovich displays proper form at the starting blocks. Cbelowj Greg Zitcovich and Bill Strachan discuss strategy for the next match. Crightj Minton Mayer moves laterally to return volley. UWM Tennis Season A Source Of Pride 1 ROW I: M. Mayer, M. Colello, D. Matty ROW 2: G. Zitcovich, M. Steczak, B. Linton, R. Dunlap. B. Strachan Cleftj Mike Steczak readies a backhand volley to his opponent. Cbelowj Doug Matty describes proper hand grip to Mark Colello. flower leftl Brian Linton is the picture of concentration necessary for 14,52 an effective serve. flower rightj While Ryan Dunlap anticipates his match, he evaluates his 1 ' competition. Munn, 4 ,V gat? l ,fl :i,wh,f,s nw. N-. 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Huntingdon PA I5642 864-4200 . 93ecMK'0 .1Z i AA : . r.h iA. m h ,hm mh , . ml i A Zi g l-h i i.mmh VA i m,hV mhl. - I Main Street A m V ilA I 'h hi A tr ' :l I gf i h ifV gI V ,hf ' hlh j h h .mm lm I ! ' Irwin, pa. E g ,LVV VLLh ',,L k,A?. Lkylz it -I Business Residence 4 G 0 OD v YEA R DICK ROBERTS INC. DICK ROBERTS 8: SON INC. GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER l2l20 Route 30 Westmoreland Mall Norwin Shopping Center Greensburg, p A 15601 North Huntingdon flrwinj 15642 834.3100 Phone 864-0411 Congratulations To The Class Of '86 WADE MAINWARINGS V AUTO AND TRUCK fain! 'V I - -A WWW- I 'I FUNERAL HOME .. ' 'Qt.1?n2 ,,,,,,,,, 'Wm 270' UnC0'n Wav White Oak, PA 75l-0800 The J h I ' weft, 1, Best Wishes I w 95 W N 3 Myagmgjfff fgfvfsw JOHN C. WESNER, 0.0.5 '19 , ' 'A QS ' ' PHILIP J. DAHAR, D.M.D Q Erma 412 E53-1122 Good Luck Seniors! O- 'X Y: TONY CALABRO, R. P. 2nd 8- MAIN ST. PHONE 863-5806 IRWIN, PA. One-Hour Photos Available Here! After Dances, Games, See Us For Your Photos Congratulations Seniors iiii LINCOLN HILLS COUNTRY CLUB I L Complete Banquet And Dining Facilities 863 4650 11330 Route 30 Irwin, PA 15642 Phone 412-sea-2111 DON KLANCHAR Owner Manager 0000000000 00000 000000000000 0000000 NWS RESTAURANTS Always Open 'llc KIA -I WJ Congratulations '86 A Division ol 0000000 000000000000 0000000000 00 0001 9 0 liNlll Style with comfort N 863-3696 335 Main Street Irwin, PA 15642 EVELYN ARLIA nent! 'T 12, if ZA 1 W E f alittfe 1 Us 5 A Sam 32l Main St Irwin Good Luck Graduates Of 86 The Entire Sam Family Eddie Libby Ed Jr Bonnie Christian Jordan Beverly Mary Joe And Elizabeth Patronize Our Advertisers 0 V ' ' 1 1 4 Z' A M 1, ' Ari .. BRIDALS 2 GOWNS FOR ANY OCCASION ,320 Mmm STREET lRW!N. PA. 15642 6 C4123 863-55827 B . 2111M ' 0114291222 The bank Jewelry 8. Watch I Sterling Coins, Repairs Etc. V n my gnow wlfh. O -Kee' Art and Mary 064-5' 666 Youngstead Business 316 Main sr., Irwin, PA 15642 1412, 863-2083 Phils Kitchens And q? CUSTOM CABINETRY in Decorative Laminates Especially Made For Yau C b' - R B h M02.1:xii..,nai,'f:f2T.,.::'Efc, Q Mellqn Bank Q Phil Szajnuk 13500 Rt, 30 863-5646 A nejghbof you Cgn Cgunf Qn. Howard Noll N, Huntingdon. PA 15642 863-1579 A PARENTS A D FRIENDS QF PENN N '86 George Adamson Bunky, Puddin', Potter, S the 3rd floor Dana 8 Walt Flash Junior '86 Good Luck Class of '86 - Jodi I S Jodi ll Hanna and Wanna-Be P. Homeroom 508 Karen and Bill Elisa S Maria Kent Gene 8 Carol Kolano 4 Z KP and Jul - are you talking??? Mr. S Mrs. John F. Loskey Sr. MAJORETTES - JOJULAURHONSUAIMKEL Jack Martin Class of '85 Matthew S Tammy Forever 86 Me, Myself, l. and Company Tom and Cecelia Page Pooh, Teee, Pole Mr. and Mrs. William Priatko Mr. 8 Mrs. Patrick Ratesic lEART . .gl Rocky and Snow Bunny Tom S Dorothy Scheetz Senior HR. 608 Aimee S Holly Shirley Pasquelli Spicoli Susie 8 Shawn Art and Gerry Tomko TRICIAMARCYCHRISMARTY Yough Football and Norwin Guard Nick and Sandy Zelno IQS6 ' PATRONS ' l986 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Berardi BOA - BEST OVER ALL Kristin, Deb, Kim Sue Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Borkowski Jim, Carole and Kelly Bradley Ron and Donnarae Burns A Close Friend of the Bag Lady Mrs. Florence K. Chick Mr. S Mrs. Robert Cole Nick S Carlita Colinear FBLA Club Mr. S Mrs. Tom Hyduk Ken, Mary and K.C. Mike 8 Helen LaGorga Mr. S Mrs. F. J. Lann Amy 8 Michael Charles R. Lauffer Howard S Joan Leukhardt John S Rosemarie Martin Greyson and Geri Mellon Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas J. Militzer I985-86 Norwin Boys Basketball Team The '85-86' Norwin Cheerleaders Norwin Office Products Norwin Sr. High Cafeteria Ladies Norwin Student Council l985-86 Occupational Education Class Ronald E. Peduzzi John and Arlene Polivka Mrs. Esther F. Ridinger Rudy S Dorothy Schaffer George, Dee S Jamie Schneider Nancy Shorsher Barbara and Thomas Shrump John H. Smith Mr. S Mrs. William Snyder SOARCERERS of 600 Charles R. Terbot Vive La Classe De 86! French IV Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watkoski Sheron Watson Howard K. Weber Family Administration, I7-20 Advertisements, 2l3-229 American Field Service, II2 Art Club. Il3 Audio-Visual, II4 Award Winners, 6, 7 Band, l48-l57 Baseball, 202, 203 Basketball, Boys, I88-l9I Basketball, Girls, l92, I93 Blood Drive, Trot for Tots, I4, I5 Cafeteria, 36 Candids, 2I2 Cheerleaders, I59, I60 Chorus, I43-I47 Class Officers, I6 Cross Country, Boys, I80, I8I Cross Country, Girls, I82, l83 Custodians, 36 DECA, lI8, II9 Elementary Pictures, 98, 99 Faculty, 2I-33 Football, I66-I7I Forward, 3 French Club, I32, I33 FBLA, I20, I2I German Club, lI5 Index Golf, l84 Hall of Fame, 4 Health Careers Club, I26 Hockey, I94, I95 Homecoming, 8, 9, I63 Home Economics Club, I27 Juniors, 5I-64 Knight Krier, l34, l35 Leo Club, I42 Letterwinners, l6l Library Club, II6 Mathletes, II7 Memorium, 97 National Forensics League, I24, l25 National Honor Society, ll0, Ill Orchestra, I5l Patrons, 230, 23I Pennon, I36, l37 Pep Club, I58 Play, Fall, IO4, I05 Powder Puff Football, I64 Principals, 20 Prom, I62 Representatives to the School Board, I39 Retirees, 34 SADD, I22, I23 Scholars, 5 Credits Secretaries, 35 Seniors, 65-96 Senior Recognition, iw, l0l Senior Signatures, l06-l08 Senior Ski Trip, IO2 Ski Club. l28, I29 Sno-Ball. IO, Il Soccer, Boys, I76, I77 Soccer, Girls, I78, I79 Softball, 204, 205 Sophomores, 37, 50 Spanish Club, l30, l3l Spirit Week, I2, I3 Sports Candids, I85 Stage Crew, II4 Student Council, I38-l4l Student Secretaries, IO3 Swimming, I99-20l Table of Contents, 2 Tennis, Boys. 2l0, 2Il Tennis, Girls, l86, I87 Track, Boys, 208, 209 Track, Girls, 206, 207 Volleyball, I72-I75 Wrestling, I96-l98 The moment has finally arrived for Pennon '86 to be distributed. This yearbook would never have been possible if it had not been for some truly wonderful people. A big thanks goes to the yearbook staff members who met sixth period and helped to identify pictures and proofread copy. A new pen goes to Bethany for her enthusiastic approach to drawing the good layouts. Thank you, also, to the staff members who gladly gave up study halls to work in the Pennon office and who stayed after school brainstorming headlines. Congratulations goes to Jodi Watson and Joslyn Winnie, our student photographers, and Albert Kianesse of Buchman's Studios for the wonderful pictures in this book. Thank you Annette Forsythe, Dawn King, and Karen Lemack for the excellent typing of copy at a moments notice. ln addition, we would like to extend our warm appreciation to our eight associate editors-Jennifer Colinear's bubbly copy could al- ways be counted on when we were at a loss for words, a big hand goes to Kelly Conroy for her work on the junior and sophomore pages, to our Leonardo Da Vinci, Patti Gillette, for her artistic abilities on the Lifestyle pages, to Kari Militzer for supervising the candid photos, the organization of club photos can be contributed to Kathy Priatko, the faculty pages are the work of Kristin Shrump who never ceased to tick- le our fancy with her witty remarks, the sports terminology and identification were the efforts of Larry Trenga, and finally to Jodi Walters whose time and labors produced the quality layouts for Pennon '86. Here's to youlll Our deep appreciation goes to Jim Jackson of Jostens Printing and Publishing Division. Without your help and insight, State College would never have known what we really wanted. Thank you Mr. Peduzzi, Mr. Lann, and Mr. Yates for permitting us to disturb the normal running of this school with our picture taking. Our gratitude goes to Mr. Boyd and Mrs. Fulmer for supplying us with student rosters which made our jobs easier. We want to thank the following teachers: Mrs. Boyd, Ms. Costellic, Mr. Donnelly, Dr. Guerrieri, Mr. Martin, Mr. McCorkle, Mr. Vernail. and Mrs. Watkoski for putting up with our tardiness, excuses, and early departures from class when we were pressed for deadlines. Also, thank you Mr. Polivka for answering our numerous questions and for taking photos for this book. To the businesses and their advertisements, patrons, friends, and subscribers, we thank you for helping to subsidize the cost of our book. To our special friends who put up with our moodiness and our oath of silence concerning Pennon '86-Thank you. You will never know how much you helped us get through those down days with your smiles and encouraging words. To our third period study hall buddies, Kris- tin, Melanie, and Wendi, whose crazy antics kept us all in stitches, we'll miss you. A round of applause goes to our parents whose suppers were disrupted to come and pick us up from our long after school meetings. Thanks so much for your love and support. You're the greatest! Last, but certainly not least, THANK YOU Mrs. Barbara A. Shrump, the driving force behind Pennon '86. Not only were you our advisor. you were our dear friend who was always willing to offer your support and guidance. Among your many qualities, unselfishness and pride for the yearbook and the school stand out foremost in our admiration for you. Thanks for sustaining our after school hunger with your end- less supply of goodies. We will always remember you, the Mad Typist, alone at home behind the typewriter doing what you enjoy mostl The cure for your paper abuse Cto usj is a trip down SOUTHllllll We'll never forget the times we've had together. We love youll For anyone we have forgotten, thank you. Your help' was greatfully appreciated. To next year's Pennon staff-Good Luck! We hope that you have as gratifying and nervewracking, but enjoyable time as we had putting Pennon '86 together. To everyone in the school, Good Luck and Thank You. Sincerely, .v.fi1z1,oSflL4vt,Le.f'2LQ4!c