Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

OTTOCRAT FACULTY ADMINISTRATION 10 SPORTS 22 UNDERCLASSMEN42 SENIORS 64 ACTIVITIES 82 ADVERTISING 108 vai 'tieavcjf 7 WILL YOU REMEMBER IN 2002? 1. When asked about her svelte figure, this famous lady said, “At any one sitting, never eat more than you can lift.” Who was she? a. Elizabeth Taylor b. Miss Piggy c. Bertha Butterworth 2. What event caused Americans to look to England on July 29, 1981? a. The founding of the Rubik’s Cube. b. The Knighting of Benny Hill by the Queen Mother. c. The marriage of Lady Diane Spencer to Prince Charles. 3. Can you put these 4 U.S. Presidents into chronological order? a. Gerald Ford b. Ronald Reagan c. Jimmy Carter d. Richard Nixon 4. Pac Man” was . . . a. a video game b. A horror movie about the son of bigfoot. c. A hiker who appeared on “That’s Incredible.” 5. Headed by such American atheletes as Bill Rogers and Patty Lyons Catalona, the biggest new sport of the 1980’s was . . . a. soccer b. running c. roller skating 6. Brooke Shields was . . . a. a movie star b. a model c. a representative for the American Cancer Society d. all of the above 7. In the 1981 World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers triumphed over . .. a. the New York Yankees b. the Kansas City Royals c. the Philadelphia Phillies Faculty Administration English Dept. Speaks Out Language Arta faculty members; from left to right- Mra. Slavin, Mr. Parry, Mra. Cummings, Mr. Brown, Mra. Harvey, and Mrs. Redden. The main objective of the Language Arts department is to improve the students’ awareness of the importance of the English language and its literature in their own personal and career developments. Minor changes were made in curriculum this year to achieve the goal. “Elements of Style” and “Careers for You” were added to the course list. “Detective and Mystery”, “Mythology”, “Science Fiction” and “Black Experience” were mini-courses revived for ’81-’82. All minicourses are revised every few years to allow for a greater range of choice according to the students’ interests. Teachers are presently writing a new curriculum for next year. This department is also hosting a closed circuit TV system which can be used by any teacher upon request. Faculty members include: Mrs. Mary Harvey, department chairperson, teaching freshmen non-academic and Sr. High students; Mr. Richard Brown, teaching freshmen academic and Sr. High students; Mrs. Gail Cummings, instructing eighth grade and Sr. High students; Mr. David Perry, teaching seventh and eighth grade students; Mrs. Katie Redden, with seventh grade and Sr. High students; and Mrs. Anne Slavin, who teaches eleventh and eighth grade students. Mr. Shuey is now our high school principal, and Mr. Perry teaches half a day in place of him. 12 Math Science Dept. Clicks Math Science department- eft to right: lirat row, Miaa Fragle, Miaa Leonard, Mr. Zanot, Mr. Green second row, Mr. Pe-lumbo, Mr. Flexman, Mr. Swanson The Math and Science department is working to enlighten students in the Math Science areas. This is a necessity because everything we do today and will do in the future involves math and or science. The students should be able to understand the implications of math and science that we encounter and how this understanding can help better them. Teachers working to achieve this goal are: Mr. Flexman, department chairman; Mr. Palumbo, Mr. Green, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Zanot, Miss Leonard and Miss Fragle. Minor changes have been made, some of which include; the ninth and eight grade sciences have been switched around, and a new computer has been added to the equipment list. These changes will improve the efficiency of the department. Every student takes science a few years of his total six here. New teachers have come to replace ones which have left. They all do the same good job in helping us understand our world, and prepare us to succeed in it. 14 Teachers of the Business department- left to right: Mr. Zinzi, Mrs. Regis, Mrs. King 1C lcdcc ht-C0cu« � � v T � -«C •« The same, faithful, well-loved business teachers are with us still. Mr. John Zinzi instructs tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students in the subjects of Accounting, Marketing, Business Law and Business Machines. Mrs. Connie King teaches Introductory Typing, Typing, General Business, and Business Math involving ninth and tenth grade students. The Business department chairperson is Mrs. Janis Regis. She instructs students from the eleventh and twelfth grades. Subjects she covers include: Shorthand, Office Practice, Typing, Personal Typing, and Notehand. The main objective of the Business department is to provide a good education in the business area, thus enabling students to put their marketable skills to work. In order to achieve this goal, equipment and courses are being up-dated this year. A computer is being introduced in the accounting classes and word processing is being given greater exposure in the classes. Otto-Eldred High School greatly contributes to the business world with its thorough teachings of the business principles needed for work today. Business Picks Up History Takes Shape The History Department at 0-E has several objectives, as expressed by Mr. Longnecker, the department chairman. The teachers try to give the students a liberal, broad-based view of the world in order to break down certain barriers which exist between students and the world they live in. To increase their understanding of the present, students are taught to analyze the past. By increasing the student’s knowledge of government and economic principles, the teachers create an awareness in the students which enables them to make political decisions. These objectives should enrich the student’s knowledge of past and present. This enrichment allows students to view the world around them intelligently and with an understanding they would not possess otherwise. Carrying out these objectives are: Mr. Longnecker, U.S. History and World History; Mr. Fazio, World History, Economics, and Government; Mr. Burton, World History, Sociology, and World Cultures; Mr. Howard, U.S. History; Mr. Stuart, U.S. History, and World Cultures; and Mr. Green, U.S. History. Through these courses and teachers we all learn. Social Studies department teachers-Firat row, left to right: Mr. Green, Mr. Fazio Second row: Mr. Burton, Mr. Stuart, Mr. Longnecker, Mr. Howard 15 Practicing The Fine Arts Left to right: Mr. Black, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Hertlein Objectives of the Fine Arts department are varied but similar in ways. Mrs. Gibbs, the art teacher, wishes to make students more aware of themselves and their abilities. In addition, she tries to increase their knowledge of art, artists, and artistic accomplishments of the past and of the present. To achieve this goal new courses are being developed for next year. A craft and or pottery class is being developed for Sr. High students regardless of their previous artistic training. New enameling and pottery supplies have been introduced this year in order to provide opportunities to learn about copper enameling, the making of jewelry and small dishes and the mixing of glazes. Mr. Black, teacher of instrumental music, wishes to have the students learn about music to the best of their ability, so that they can receive the most rewards possible. He works to make this learning more enjoyable. Above this enjoyment a strong emphasis is placed on the basics of music to inform the students that these are a necessity. Mrs. Hertlein, the vocal and general music teacher, wishes to expose the Jr. and Sr. High students to the many aspects of the field of music. The Otto-Eldred Choirs are made up of any students interested in singing. The seventh grade and Jr. choirs serve as a training group to the Sr. Choir, which preforms a variety of works. The choirs preform at concerts and local functions. IT’S FOR YOUR HEALTH! Keeping us both healthy and informed about our health are Mr. Hess, Mrs. Pasko, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Roberts. The later teaches only Physical Education. Mr. Roberts teaches every day first period and second period on Tuesdays. This frees Mr. Hess to preform his duties as our new Athletic Director. Mr. Miller teaches eighth grade Health, but no Physical Education here at the high school. Both Mr. Hess and Mrs. Pasko teach Phys. Ed. and Health. They come in contact with all students since Phys. Ed. is a required subject here at Otto-Eldred. Their students get a chance to participate in sport contests and have fun at it. “Health is the study of body, mind and spirit,1’ says Mrs. Pasko, who teaches eleventh grade Health, also a required course. Mr. Hess also teaches this class. The students learn about themselves and all aspects of health. 18 GUIDING HANDS OFFER HELP Mr. Howard, Drivers’ Ed., has added new material, motorcycle safety, to his classes because of the growing popularity of motorcycles. He has acquired new text books and a new machine that tests color blindness, depth perception, glare resistance, glare recovery, and reaction time. The main objectives of the Coop course are to expand the vocational education offerings of the comprehensive high school, and to provide students the experiences needed to make intel-legent career chioces. Mr. Raydo tries to encourage individual students to remain in school by providing them a meaningful program of study. There have been some changes in this course. They have acquired some individualized learning packets for students unable to be in class. Mr. Carlson, I.E.P. Coordinator, teaches Individual Educational Prescription (Resource Room). This is no longer called Special Education. The objectives of this class are to provide the student with a viable academic program that develops a sense of accomplishment and success, and to prepare the students to be productive members of society. The I.E.P. Resource Room also provides supportive assistance for students who are not enrolled in the I.E.P. room full time. This allows these students a more personal understanding of their needs, and one-on-one approach to their educational needs. Teachers pictured: left to right-Mr. Carlson, Mr. Howard, Mr. Raydo. Teachers pictured: letI to right- Mrs. Ma-har, Miss Johnson In the Library this year we have a new librarian, Miss Johnson. She leads the Otto-Eldred Library Club and the new Funky Pencil Club. The Library is actually called the Library Media Center. There a student can view filmstrips or filmloops, as well as find a book for pleasure. Current magazines are on display for students to keep up on current news, fashions, sports, etc. Space is also provided for students who wish quiet study time. Mrs. Mahar, Spanish teacher, is involved only with students of the 9-12 grades. She teaches Conversational Spanish, giving students a chance to speak the language. Also offered are Spanish l-IV. Those courses cover all aspects of Spanish grammar. At the same time, the cultures and people of Spain and Spanish American countries are studied. Frequent vocabulary tests as well as an occassional composition are required to increase skills. CRACK THOSE BOOKS — SPANISH OR ENGLISH! 19 PRACTICAL ARTS Our Home Economics teacher is Mrs. Edgreen. She strives to provide the individual with an opportunity to acquire, practice, and perfect skills which are condusive to a successful home living and those skill-related vocational areas. The classes plan entertainments, sew projects, cook various foods as well as prepare them- selves for life. Mr. Jordan and Mr. Lehosky teach the Industrial Arts classes here at O-E. Their main objectives are to teach the students how to use machines and equipment, inform them of safety habits as well as job opportunities. The students practice their skills for vocational work. 20 SCHOOL BOARD Left to Right- Imogene Whiteman, Frances Stickle, Jane Fox, Millicent Gerringer, Eleanor Hepfer Left to Right- Calvin Smith, Fred Schwab, George Sheilds, Philip LaBella, Lloyd English, Mike Pascarella, Charles Bell. Boyd Palm- er. COOKS AND CUSTODIANS ADMINISTRATORS Michael Ogilvie not pictured: Joe Brown James Coder Clockwise from top left- Mr. Harrington, Superintendent; Mr. Farr, Guidance Counselor; Mr. Bradt, Business Manager; Mrs. Danielson, Secretary; Mrs. Walker, Secretary; Mr. Shuey, Principal. Sports MaRSITY FOOTBALL Terror Spirit! Bottom to top, Left to right. Row 1-Manager Lester Lasher, Virg Graham, Dave Johnson, Mike Stickle, Pat Reed, Dave Kahle, Stan Smith. Row 2-Coach Gene Fazio, Manager Mike VanScoter, Larry Gross, Dave Beckwith, Jeff Payne, Doug Cochran, Sean Bacha, Tom Freer, Clark Johnson, Jerry Wares. Row 3-John Wilcox, Boyd Fitzsimmons, Tim Webster, Doug Dickerson, Steve Clancy, Tim Raught, Jim Skinner, Terry Bosworth SEASONS OF HIGHS-LOWS The 1981 football season was a rollercoaster ride of the highest highs and the lowest lows. Luckily, the high points of the season were so memorable that they canceled the lows. Who could ever forget the 1981 Terror victory over archrival Port Allegany, the first victory over that team in years. The Homecoming game was with Bradford Central Christian. As the first snowfall of the year fell on the field and fans; victory cries rang through the air once again. The Terror defense held the Ramblers, 7-0. The last game was with Franklin-ville. The Terrors, with a season's experience behind them, won 27-7. Jim Skinner, a 6’1” 1901b. sophomore, was voted Most Valuable Defensive Player. Doug Cochran, who had been named Homecoming King the week before was the Most Valuable Player. The 1981 season will be remembered by everyone. The rain, the snow, the sunny afternoons will stay with us al‘ long after we leave school. The players will look back on mud, bright lights, and teamwork. Popcorn and blue and gold pom-poms will figure in the fan’s memories of hours spent cheering for the Terrors. Together, we rode that rollercoaster of victory and defeat. Players and fans alike will remember 1981, the rollercoaster season. Clockwise from above. Head Coach: Gene Fazio Captaina: bottom left-John Wilcox, bottom right-Boyd Fitzsimmons, top-Doug Cochran. Lights and Stats: back-Barry Foster, Diane Burgess, Yelonda Lace, Tina McLaughlin front-Ke-vin Schwab, Anita Schwab Note: Assistant Coaches, not pictured, are Jim Hess and Ralph Burton Teamwork! Bottom to top, left to right. Row one- Tiffany McLaughlin, Sue Dittman, Lisa Danielson, Row two- Brenda Anderson, Linda Redmond, Julie Todd. Row 3- Carrie “Binks” Bhe, Amy Splain. Basket Case-Mary Kay Kerr. Clockwise from above. (1) Karen Kerr, smiling statistician, kept the 1981 Girl's Basketball records. (2) Captains Sue Dittman (left) are Julie Todd (right) are seasoned veterans of the basketball court. They have been team members since ninth grade. Dedication brought these girls to leadership positions on the Girls Basketball Team. (3) Coaches Kris-tan Marrone and Neil Roberts ran the team through their daily drills. DETERMINATION PUTS TEAM IN THE BASKET The Girls Basketball Team had a hard time of it in 1981. In the beginning, their path was fraught with errors, the opposition was tough. Midseason, the girls put it all together and won some games. Suddenly, they were a real basketball machine, well oiled and running smoothly. When that machine started up, there was no stopping it. This was particularly evident on Parent's night, when star senior, Sue Dittman made forty points. Sue’s effort not only won the game, it set the school record. The Terrors sailed past the Green Waves, 64-29. The team can be as proud of this season as they would be of an undefeated one. They started with many faults, recognized them, and with determination, finally conquered them. This was no easy task. It takes courage and teamwork to turn a season around. These 9 girls have hours of hard work behind them and a season to be proud of. GIRLS BASKETBALL Cheerleaders Bring Spirit And Pride To O-E “Cheerleading isn’t all pompoms and rah-rah- rah. It’s also trying to get the students to have a good feeling about their school. These are the words of Otto- Eldred Varsity Cheerleader, KandyBoa-worth. Her attitude seems to be typical of all the Otto-Eldred Cheerleaders. They try to improve their school by encouraging spirit and pride. They aren’t only interested in doing their cheers correctly, they work at trying to get the crowd to participate. During the summer of 1981, the girls went to a cheerleading camp in Houghton, New York. They learned new cheers, a dance routine, and some fresh ideas for pep rallies. The O-E Cheerleaders worked hard and were named Moat Improved Squad . Top to bottom, left to right. Row 1: Lori McClelland, Patti Williams. Row 2: Jan Freer, Melinda Cooper, Sharon Hartzell, Jackie Welch, Tracey McLaughlin. Row 3: Susan Monroe. Kandy Bosworth. Above: Advisors Miss Stephanie Johnson and Mr. Jerry Black. Far left: The four seniors at a football game in Portville. Near left: The squad performs during a basketball time-out. 's' vV, JL' A y € J5 OE Meet the Otto-Eldred Cross Country Team! Top to bottom, left to right. Row 1-Dave Dewyer, Mike Pascarella. Row 2-Dave “Ace” Owens, Scott Eaton. Row 3- Scott Fox, Tom Curtin, Bill Cooper, Mark Splain. n A Above: Competition makes a practice run enjoyable. Left: Mike Pascarella gives it his all on the home course. Below: The runners sprint toward the rocks, hills, and mud of the new O-E course. Cross Country Is A Satisfying Sport It's three thirty, and you have just had a tough day at school. Every muscle of your body aches to get on that yellow bus, but you have cross country practice. You head for the locker room, since it is 50 degrees and raining you wear your sweat jacket over your shorts and T-shirt. The team meets in the gym for stretches. “Stretching out serves a dual purpose- it loosens your muscles and gives passers-by something to laugh at. After a half mile warm-up run on the Short Cut Trail, it’s off for a 5-mile run around Barger Hollow- which includes steep hills, wooded trails, and some road running. Could any practice be complete without a few miles of Chinese Rope Torturtf And don’t forget to do at least a half mile cool down and some stretching, or you’ll have sore muscles! Practice might sound like drudgery, but the feeling at the end of a race well run is beyond compare. ’ i ■ 1 Above.lhe Otto-Eldred Varsity Gym Team! Left side of pyramid—standing: Manager Mark Welch, and floor: Wendy Campbell. Pyramid—top: Nanette Downey. Middle: LeeAnn Kahle and Jean Dewyer. Bottom: Joanne Wilcox, Brenda Shively, and Connie Gilbert. Floor: Jill Cagisca. Right side of pyramid—Standing: Manager Brian Henning. Floor—Dianna Blackwell. Below: The Otto-Eldred Gym Team, ready to perform. D9 Champs Again—Farr’s Team Is Going Far February thirteenth, 1982, was not an unlucky day for the Otto-Eldred Gym Team. At the district meet at St. Mary’s, they captured the District Nine Championship Title for the third year in a row, with a higher score than ever before. Five 0-E gymnasts qualified for state competition, which is another 0-E first. These girls have sacrificed much. Gymnastics is not a sport that one merely “plays’ . Gymnasts eat, sleep, and live their sport. “It has been worth it,” says Joanne Wilcox. “We’re all really proud of winning the championship.” Coach Jim Farr is proud of the team, too. When he talks about their accomplishments, he beams. “They are doing very well,” he smiles. “These girls deserve a lot of credit for everything they’ve done.” Below: Coach Jim Farr instructs some young Gym Teamers on the day of their school assembly. Under the leadership of Coach Farr, the Otto-Eldred Gym Team has gone far! Coach Fragle—Tough Practice Makes Team Tough “It’s as tough as any football practice,” says Girls Volleyball Captain Linda Redmond. “Miss Fragle is a tough coach.” They are a well-disciplined bunch. “Are you ready?” Fragle shouts. “Yes!” Thunders the team. The bullet drill begins. The team is standing in a semi-circle; Fragle is whipping the ball at them rapid fire. Boom, boom, boom—and if you can’t bump it back, it’s a few laps around the gym. Don’t forget stretching, warm- up laps, backward bumps, and jumping until your legs are like spaghetti; cooked spaghetti, that is. It is not an easy two hours. The Volleyball team is getting back to basics, in hopes that practice makes perfect. Upper left: Left to Right: Standing-—Karen Kerr, and Amy Baldoni. Sit-ting-Patti Williams, Jackie Welch, Linda Redmond, and Mary Kay Kerr. Bottom—Martha Petruzzi, Amy Ker-vin, and Brenda Anderson. Upper right: Captains Linda Redmond and Jackie Welch head the '82 Team. Lower left: Amy Baldoni, Varsity Team member. Lower right: Mary Kay Kerr sets it up. Golf Talk With Pat Name: Pat “The Sandtrap Snake” Eaton Years on Golf Team: Four Ambitions: The Bing Crosby Desert Classic Subject of Interview: Reminiscing on Golf 81. Ottocrat: What was the most valuable experience you had as a member of the golf team? Pat: Probably the day that I learned how to remove a nine iron from around a tree. Ottocrat: Very valuable, and what was the most exasperating thing you encountered during your four-year membership? Pat: Hmm. Well, there was one thing that I tried every golf practice, but never managed to do. Ottocrat: What was that, Pat? Pat: Everynight after practice I used to try and try to convince the bartender at The Nineteenth Hole that I was one of those few twenty-one year olders who couldn’t grow a beard. Ottocrat: Who was the biggest Klutz on the team? Pat: Without a doubt, Jim Wade. He ran over Mary Kay Kerr with a golf cart. That’s why she’s so short. Ha, the only way Jim will make it to the Bing Crosby Desert Classic is as a caddy! Ottocrat: By the way, did you like having girls on the team? Pat: The more the merrier! Ottocrat: Before you leave, what will you always remember about Golf 81? Pat: Probably Gregg Bennett’s strange habit of wearing two pairs of pants. Ottocrat: Why in the world would he do that? Pat: In case he should get a hole in one. LF 62 6«LF 62 6«LI Above: The Golf Team, off the green, in black and white. Top row-(left to right) Clark Johnson, Gregg Bennett, Scott Fox, and Jim Wade. Middle row- Jim VanScoter, Randy Johnson. Bottom row- Julie Todd, Mary Kay Kerr, and Scott Papp. Below: The Golf Men on the home green. Left to right: Jim Wade, Clark Johnson, Bill Rosenswie, Gregg Bennett, and Pat Eaton. 68 BASKETBALL 68 BASKETBALL Climbing to the top are the 1982 Boys’ Basketball Team. Right on top of things are: (left to right) Dave Beckwith and Tim Webster. Climbing up is Jim Samartino. Standing are: Doug Glenn, Pat Eaton, Doug Cochran, and Steve Anderson. Boyd Fitzsimmons, Kevin Slavin, and John Wilcox are kneeling. Art Fenster-maker is taking it easy directly in front of them. Above left: Capable Captains! Top—Doug Cochran, bottom—Doug Glenn and Art Fenstermaker. Above right: Marvelous Manager! Stanley Smith poses with the school mascot. Opposite: Stupendous Statisticians Deb Moyer and Tiffy McLaughlin kept track of everything the team did-—which was quite a job. Not pictured is Coach Mike Miller who gave much time and hard work to the Terror cause. Basketball Player’s Inside Story Basketball players have to move quickly and think fast. These are the thoughts of one O-E player during the Otto-Eld red vs. Port A game, 1982. That bench is hard under me. This is pretty upsetting, I’ve been sitting here since half-time, almost a whole quarter on the lousy bench. Boy that was a sneaky play. I think Jimmy’s hurt. —“O.K. It's up to you now. We’ve got to hold this lead.’’ —‘‘What? Oh, me!” Beware, Gators! The King of the Courts, John B. Ball himself is in the game. Fresh from a twelve minute rest and ready to fight. Now keep your mind on the game Cochran’s calling play 3. Yeah, this is my set up. Born with a basketball in my hands. I'm hot. Listen to that crowd! Down the court, legs striding, Nikes hitting that floor. A little faster now, push a little harder. You got the ball, move in there! Jerk, you lost it. Defense pressure, now don’t let ’em score. All right! Good job, Art. Pass that little orange and black creep, what ugly colors, aggressive and low, looking mean. Fake to the left, now go back door. Ball’s in my hands, dribbling thump thump thump. We've got the rythm now. Up for the lay up. Perfect .. swish! What a move! I’m King of the Court. Yes sir, the kid has done it again. wm COACHES KEEP TEAM ON TRACK When the days get warmer, the track team breaks out of doors in a jumping, running, whirling rite of spring. For many Otto-Eldred students, Track Season is a celebration of sunshine, youth, and health. Since there are no cuts made, almost anyone can participate. Whether you are working toward the state championship or just trying to lose a few pounds, Track can be an enjoyable experience. The head coach of Track ’81 was Mr. Randy Stebbins. He was also the special coach of the jumpers. Stebbins is a former student of Otto-Eldred High, and is now a teacher within our school system. Dave Eley coached the distance runners. He is quite experienced in this station, for he is also coach of the Otto-Eldred Cross Country Team. Members of Track ’81 will remember Coach Eley for his enthusiasm during those Saturday Soccer Games. Jim “The Bear19 Bauer coached the field-event participants. Workouts consisted of weight lifting, jumping rope, running as little as possible, and even an occasional swim in a little-known spot near the shot put circle. Ron De’Angelo was the iron- willed coach of the sprinters. Because he had the honor of riding the Girls’ Bus to and from meets, De’Angelo was the center of much razzing about his lack of hair. A certain blondhaired sprinter hurdler was even rumoured to have a crush on this coach! These four were more than our teachers, they were our friends because they cared. That’s what Track ’81 was-sun-shine, good friends, and good times. Above: Left to right-Managers Waterboys Gophers in general: Kevin Wilcox and Buddy Wilcox. Statisticians: Sharon Hartzell and Melinda Cooper. Left; Left to Right, top row-Jeff Payne, Tina McLaughlin, Dave Beckwith, Mike Stickle, Kandy Bosworth, Deb Moyer, Tammy McLaughlin, Dan Bailey, Diane Burgess. Second row-Terry Bosworth, John Wilcox, Kevin Wilcox, Tim Raught (above). Buddy Wilcox, Linda Redmond, Doug Cochran, Shelly McCann, Steve Anderson, Tammy Wilcox, Barry Foster, Beth Wilcox, Tom Freer, Ace Owens, Tony Barnish, Lisa Fox, John Wilcox, Ann Kaczmarek. Mark Splain. Third row-Angie Windsor, Jackie Welch, Sue Dittman, Lynn Petruzzi, Martha Petruzzi, Pam Murphy, Jill Gallaway, Mike Sullivan, Doug Martz, Dave Smith. Bottom row-Bill Cooper and Kevin Slavin. r rS3 n 7W Clockwise, startinq with upper left corner: Kevin Slavin gets the baton from Bill Cooper. O-E sprinter Dan Bailey is sandwiched between the competition. Group stretches before a meet. Seconds matter in a track meet. Sue Dittman stretches those long legs of hers. FRESHIT1RN JV FRESHfTlflN JV FRESHmflN Above- JV FOOTBALL. Left to right: Standing-Scott Chase, Paul Bidwell, Jerry Wares. Stacy Tyler, Marty Russell, Dana Gordon, Tim Whitney, Manager Mike Van Scoter, Mitch Stickle, Captain Jim Freer, Dan Bailey, Ken Lawhead, Manager Lester Lasher. Kneeling-Rob Flexman, Bob Close, Mike Sullivan, Scott Hepfer, Mike Shively, Brian Henning, Gary Bacha, Ray Mar-rone. Sitting- Captain Brad Kio, Matt Palmer, Ed Armstrong. Bottom-John Welch, Gary Barber. Below- FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. Left to right: Standing-Brad Jordan, Steve Dittman, Jeff Rau, Troy Regis, Chip Fox, Chris Skinner, Scott Bell, Curtis Curcio, Rex Bennett, Luther Hathaway, Tim Church, Scott Brown. Kneeling-Dave Crowley, Scott Campbell, Tom Van Scoter, Captain Mike Morrisroe, Captain Mike Oliver, Joe Green, Roger Payne, Jon Wiedemann, Todd Payne. Cory Hartzell. Sitting-Dana Dorian, Randy Sanderson, Dave Morris, Marty Marrone. Casey Weigartz, Luke Hartzell, Joe Skinner. Above-Gym Team Intermediates. Left to right, Top to bottom: Row 1-Jennifer Wilday, Kathy Eaton. Row 2-Ricci Newman, Tammy Good, Michelle Bailey. Row 3-Tina Batt, Denise Foster, Roberta Stewart, Chris Heffner, Row 4- Renea Welch, Tina Mealy, Patty Marrone. Row 5-Kathy Freeman. JV FRESHfTlflN JV FRESHITIAN JV FRESHIT1AN Above- FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL. Bottom Above- JV GIRLS BASKETBALL. Bottom to top, Left to right. Row 1- Lisa Daniel- to top, Left to right. Row 1- Bridget Holleran. Tere- son, Paige Hansen, Linda Redmond. Row 2-Amy Splain, Dee Alger, Bobby Elder. sa Anderson, Lisa Rich. Row 2- Becky Cummings. Row 3-Mary Kay Kerr, Deb Moyer. Kelly Slavin, Lori Batt, Carla Bachman. Row 3- Kelly Schwab, Sharon Bennett, Crystal Shaffer. Laura Graves. Sandy Rhodes. Below- FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS. Left to right. Top Row- Missy Sherwood, Kathy Graves. Middle Row-Jill Fox, Rhonda Leffler, Beth Coast, Tina Fitzsimmons, Tammy Farr. Bottom Row-Sandy Schlosser. Below- JV CHEERLEADERS. Left to right. Top Row- Diane Gross. Diane Burgess. Tina McLaughlin. Middle Row- Marie Ober, Michelle Emerson. Hene Brown. Bottom Row- Angela Petruzzi, Melissa Cummings. JV Freshman JV JV Freshman JV Below:The J. V. Boy's Basketball Team. Left to right. Top row- John Welch, Tim Webster, and John Wilcox. Next row- Doug Martz and Brad Kio. Next- Matt Palmer, Gary Barber, and Dave Crow. Sitting- Bob Cabisca and Dave Owens. At bottom is Coach Randy Steb-bins. The 1982 J.V. Volleyball team. Left to right, standing- angela Petruzzi, Jean Galloway, and Inge Appleby. Kneeling- Tina McLauglin, Ann Raught, and Tiffany McLaughlin. Sitting- Brenda Pascarella, Deb Moyer, and Kelly Schwab. Above: The Freshman Boys Basketball Team. L to R-top row: M. Pascarella, D. Campbell, C. Weigartz, C. Fox, S. Dittman, M. Morris-roe, C. Skinner, M. Oliver, S. Flexman, Coach Palumbo. Middle row: S. Colebert, A. Snyder-statistician, M. Marrone, J. Fenstermaker. S. Campbell, G. James. Sitting-M. Jeannerette, F. Taylor, C. Chase, and J. Miller. Below: Statisticians J. Kervin, K. Bhe, and P. Holly pose with J.V. Coach Stebbins. Above: The Freshman Basketball Captains, left to right: Chip Fox, Joe Fenstermaker, and Mike Morris-roe. Below: The J.V. Basketball Captains, left- John Welch, and right- Gary Barber. SENIOR TIMES Largest Senior Membership Track, with lucky thirteen, had a bigger senior population than any sport. Perhaps the reason for that is the diversity of talents that track and field covers. Consider the motley crew pictured above! Left to right, the top row includes Bill Cooper, a two year distance runner who was always stopping at his house for a sandwich. Mark Splain is another talented distance man who is a three year member. Sue Dittman is a varsity letter-man, a captain, and a jumper-sprinter. Boyd Fitzsimmons is another person with a talent for jumping and sprinting. Pam Murphy was a rookie in 1981; she participated in field events. Mike Stickle, team funny-guy, was a scrappy jumper-hurdler. Bottom row, left to right, includes Jill Galloway, a champion field eventer and three-year member. Tammy McLaughlin was a jumping rookie. Jackie Welch, three year letterman, sprinted, jumped, and hurdled. Lynn Petruzzi, distance runner, was a 1981 captain, a letterman, and a two-year member. Julie Kohn, three year member and captain, lettered in he freshman year. She jumps and sprints. Linda Redmond is a two-year field eventer. Twelve Seniors In Huddle There were a dozen seniors in the 1981 Football huddle this year. At the very bottom is Clark Johnson, varsity letterman. Clockwise from Clark is letter-man Stan Smith. Next in line are Dave Kahle and Sean Bacha, two more varsity letter winners. Letterman Doug Dickerson is next, and then four-year player, letter-man quarterback Doug Cochran. Steve Anderson, letterman, and Larry Gross who also lettered are next in line. Larry is a four year member. Boyd Fitzsimmons, letterman, is next around; then Dave Johnson who lettered. Mike “Styx” Stickles is next, and then Pat Reed, letter-man and two year player. The Terrors were the best around. SPIRITED FOUR Who it always around, even when the team it losing? Who caret enough to make poster after poster to decorate the gym? Who braves winter winds and freezing rain dressed in skirts and sweaters? The Otto-Eldred Cheerleaders, of course. These girls cheer for three straight seasons-Girl’s Basketball, Football, and Boy's Basketball. All of them have been involved in spring sports also, as players, managers, and statisticians. Kandy Bosworth, on top. has been a cheerleader for 5 years. “It more of a sport than most people realize, remarks Kandy. Jackie Welch has been a squad member for five years, too. “I’ve really had a good time—bus trips, losing teams, cold weather and all, says Welch. Patti Williams, on the right, says, “I’m the new kid, I’ve only been cheerleading for two years. Standing on the floor is Sharon Hart-zell, another five year member. “I wouldn’t trade those years for anything, says Sharon. 37 Two Champs Wendy Campbell (front), is one of the senior class's most talented atheletes. In 1982, she won the all around title at the District 9 Championships. Wendy has qualified in all four events for state competition in the advanced division. Wendy has been a gym team member for six years, and is one of the finest gymnasts this school has known. Brenda Shively (back), is another fine athelete from the class of '82. She has distinguished herself as a gymnast at Otto-Eldred, and has done very well. This year, Brenda won the intermediate balance beam title at Districts. She will compete at States for the first time in 1982. Five Seniors Serve School The five senior above “serve” as part of the 1982 Varsity Volleyball Team. On the far left is Brenda Anderson, who has been a team member for three years. “Even practices are fun,” says Brenda. Jackie Welch is a two-year member and a 1982 Captain. Patti Williams, in the mid- dle, is also a two-year member. Captain Linda Redmond is a four-year member. “It’s a fun game,” she says, “But awful tough on the knees!” Mary Kay Kerr is a two-year team member; before that she was a manager for two years. Seniors Making A Run For It Pictured at right are O-E’s three senior cross country runners; left to right, they are: Bill Cooper, Scott Fox, and Mark Splain. Let’s eavesdrop .... “Most people would break into a cold sweat at the thought of a ten-miler, but we crosscountry runners thrive on ’em,” said letterman Mark Splain, two-year member. “Speak for yourself; I’d rather eat a sandwich,” said Cooper, a two-year member. “Yeah, Cooper, I agree with you. But then, Mark is the kind of guy who enjoys running at Os-wayo. I’d rather ride Eley’s bicycle,” laughed rookie Fox. 38 Six Winners These six seniors helped to pull off a winning season in 1982. They are all experienced, long-time players, most of them log five or six years. They made the 1982 season an exciting one. At top left is Ooug Glenn, a 6' 4” forward and six year player. He is also a letterman and a captain. Next is Pat Eaton, and then Steve Anderson. Both are letterman. Letterman Art Fenstermaker, five year player, was named Otto-Eldred MVP at the Christmas Tournament. Captain Fenstermaker is pictured at bottom left. Bottom row, middle, is Doug Cochran, a captain, a letterman, and a six year player. At bottom right is five year player, letterman Boyd Fitzsimmons. Fighting Five Pictured above are the “Fighting Five” also known as the 1981 Girls’ Basketball Seniors. Left to right in the back row, are Letterman Brenda Anderson, a two-year member and next to her, scrappy Mary Kay Kerr, a four-year member. Linda Redmond, another four-year member is next in line. Letterman and Captain Sue Dittman, who scored 40 points in a 1981 game is beside Linda. Holding the basketball is Julie Todd another talented sportswoman. Julie is a four-year member, another letter winner, and a captain. These girls are fighters. Seniors On The Eighteenth Hole Now that these seven senior golfers have reached the eighteenth hole of their high school careers, they are looking back at their O-E golfing years. Most are planning to return in ’82, but all have expressed a desire to continue playing golf after high school. “It’s a lifetime sport,” says Gregg Bennett, far left. The rest of the team are, from left to right, Scott Fox, nicknamed Cheeksy by the team. Next in line is Jim Wade who has played for three years and will juggle practice with work this year. Pat Eaton, who has a few unbent clubs left, will also return. Randy Johnson, rookie player will also return, with his left-handed clubs. Julie Todd will return also, with hopes of a lower P.M.D. rate (People Mowed Down). Clark Johnson a two-year member was known as team comedian. “My form did call for an awful lot of jokes,” laughs Johnson. Far right: Cheerleader Sharon Harlzell won top Otto-Eldred Honors at the Christmas Tournament. Near Right: Art Fenstermaker was the Most Valuable Otto-Eldred Basketball Player at the Christmas Tourney. Below: Sue Dittman broke the school record by scoring lorty points in a Girls Basketball Game. “I consider coaching high school football extremely challenging and rewarding. Challenging because each new group presents a different set of problems from the last group. It becomes rewarding when I see the players maturing in the principles of working together as a part of the team and learning the value of sportsmanship.” —Coach Fazio, commenting on his 25 years of coaching Otto-Eldred Football. HONORS Far above: Steve Anderson and Jill Galloway were track and field district competitors. Near above, left: Jim Skinner was the defensive MVP at the 1981 Homecoming Game. Near above, right: Doug Cochran was the offensive MVP at the 1981 Homecoming Game. Underclassmen Karen Albney Karen Allegretto Amy Baldoni Dave Beckwith Dave Bennett Carrie Bhe Robin Bhe Terry Bosworth Bob Cabisca Jill Cabisca Melinda Cooper Tammy Crawford Dave Crowe Tom Curtin Dave Dewyer Cheri Eaton Mike Eaton Clinton Emerson Larry Fitzisimmons Barry Foster Patty Fowler Jeff Frederick Jan Freer Tom Freer Connie Gilbert Virgil Graham Diana Green Pagie Hansen 44 Mike Harris Marcia Hathaway Barb Heffner Brian Henning Cassie Henry Ed Henry Gay Housler Jodi Isaman Jim Jewart George Johnson Michelle Johnson LeeAnn Kahle Karen Kerr Amy Kervin John Krott Yelonda Lace Don Lowe Andy Madison Amy Marsh Steve McCann Curt McClain Lori McClelland Larry McCool Tracey McLaughlin Lisa Milliron Susan Monroe Teresa Mullen Scott Papp Jeff Payne Doug Pearce Todd Pearce Martha Petruzzi Dan Prince Tim Raught Sue Reed Brenda Riley Duane Roberts Jim Samartino Jim Schimp Schneider Anita Schwab Wayne Sheerer Scott Sherman Kathy Shively Kevin Slavin 46 Elizabeth Slawson Cheryl Smith Suzanne Smith Candie Spencer Jim VanScoter Mike VanScoter Beth Wilcox Joanne Wilcox John Wilcox Carla Work CLASS OFFICERS- Left to right: Bottom: Amy Baldoni, Vice-president; Martha Petruzzi, Treasurer; Mary Vincent-Gibbs, Advisor; Top: Joanne Wilcox, President; Connie Gilbert, Secretary. 47 Kelly Bennett Tammy Bennett Dennis Berg Paul Bidwell Dianna Blackwell Diane Burgess Ray Burris Heather Carrico Allen Chase Scott Chase 48 Bobby Close Ed Cochran Mary Kay Coleman Dawn Conner Lori Curcio Lisa Danielson Jean Dewyer Dee Donner Brian Dowell Scott Eaton Bobbie Elder Arthur Elliott Michelle Emerson Tina Farr Robb Flexman Lisa Fox Jim Freer Jan Galloway Dana Gordon John Greeley Laura Green Lisa Green Tracey Green Jean Hardway Jennifer Harrington Tracey Harris Linda Hart Ron Hartzell Kathy Haskins Scott Hepfer Paige Holly Jamie Jewart Frank Johnston 49 Sue Kaczmarek Jody Kent Brad Kio Tina Knell Leah Laraon Leater Laaher Ken Lawhead Sally Lowe Dale Madison Ray Marrone Doug Martz Julie McBride Shelly McCann Terri McLaughlin Tina McLaughlin Larry Morria Tom Morris Debbie Moyer Marie Ober David Owens Matt Palmer Jeff Prince Dan Redmond Bill Renninger Marty Rusaell 50 Rose Schoonover Gene Seal Kevin Schwab Mike Shively Jim Skinner Jenny Sloan Dave Smith Michelle Southard Amy Splain Brenda Stewart Mitch Stickle Mike Sullivan Rose Taylor Stacy Tyler Lisa Unverdorben Tracy Wasson John Welch Joni Welch Marvin Whiteman Tim Whitney Rob Wilcox Tammy Wilcox Tom Williams Angie Windsor 51 Scott Campbell Alan Caswell Debbie Caswell Chris Chase Joe Chirillo Tim Church Sheila Crawford Chuck Crowe David Crowley Melissa Cummings Tonya Albey Inge Appleby Lisa Bair Pam Bane Lori Batt Paul Batt Scott Bell Rex Bennett Scott Brown Rene Brown Curtis Curcio Janet Davis Bob Dewyer Steve Dittman LUM 52 Diane Doty Tony Dubetsky Joe Fenstermaker Robin Frost Ruthetta Frost Joel Gilfert Diane Gross Luther Hathawqy Mark Hillyard Roger Hurrle Kurt Ingalls Mark Johnston John Kerr JoEllen Kervin Suzanne Lasher Cheryl Lewis Melissa Long Doug Mason Lisa McBride McLaughlin McLaughlin Nancy McNeill David Morris Michael Morrisroe Clyde Mott Dan Moyer 53 Michael Parkes Kathy Parris Brenda Pascarella Jeff Peters Kathy Peters Angela Petruzzi Scott Powers Jeff Rau Ann Raught Tim Redmond Troy Regis Randy Renninger Penny Ryder Randy Sanderson Jeff Schimp Ann Schlosser Boyd Schneider Roddy Schneider Kelly Schwab Kim Sheerer Sharon Shreeve Chris Skinner Kirk Smith Pam Smith Amy Snyder Duane Snyder Roberta Stewart Alan Tyler Christy VanScoter Tom VanScoter Randy Waid Diana Wares Angela Warner Casey Weigartz 54 55 Andrea Crawford Alisa Crowley Pam Curcio Dana Dorrion Scott Dowell Sharon Bennett Scott Best Caryn Bhe Dale Billsborough I John Blackwell Deana Brown David Campbell Beth Coast Mike Coast Steve Colebert Steve Coleman 56 Tina Eaton Tammy Farr Tina Fitzsimmons Troy Fitzsimmons Scott Flexman Jill Fox Chip Fox Kathy Freeman Tamara Good Dennis Gordon Laura Graves Joe Green Tim Gustin Steve Hardway Lucas Hartzell Mike Haskins Kristine Heffner Craig Hollister Larry Houben Darrell Howard Terry Hurd Tex Hurd Kim Hurrle Michael James Tracy Jewart Jim Johnson 57 Bonnie Murphy Sharon Murphy Brenda Otto Michael Pascarella Roger Payne Todd Payne Ricky Parris Stephanie Plummer Dale Reedy Sandy Rhodes Jim Roberts Michael Salter Ronald Schoonover Crystal Shaffer Sonja Shaw Chuck Shreve Dawn Sikes Kelly Slavin Kevin Wilcox Steve Wilcox Lydia Slawson Mark Southard Tracie Spencer Roger Tanner Fred Taylor Paula Thompson Paul Tyler Renea Welch Tina West Jon Wiedemann 59 Paula Angevine Carla Bachman Michelle Bailey Alvin Bair Tina Batt Richard Beckham Gwen Beels Amy Bennett Steven Bennett Denise Branham Tina Branham Carol Brenan Matt Brown Jackson Cabisca Darletta Causer Mary Lou Cauvel Corey Chase Kay Chirillo Shannon Cochran Danny Coleman Ralph Covert, Jr. Becky Cummings Mary Jane Dowell Kathy Eaton Theresa Elliott Christina Emery Don Fenstermaker 60 Tina Fowler Debbie Goodyear Jason Gordon Jeff Gould Kathy Graves Mike Green Amy Griffin Cassandra Gross Christina Gross Ed Hach Brigette Halloran Tammy Hammaker Corey Hartzell Gary Hathaway Bernard Hauber Lana Hazeltine John Heffner Sheila Heffner Lori Hollamby Angela Houben Tom Hurrle Greg James Mike Jeannerette Jay Jordan Raymond Kelley Tracie King Billy Kriner Lee Krott Cheryl Larson John Lawton Helen Limrick Wendy Long Donna Madison Bob Manning Patty Marrone Kathy McBride Tina Mealy Steve Messerole Danny Mong Kim Moyer Christy Nellis Ricci Newman Dustin Oehler Ed Osborne Tammy Ours Sandi Malczewski Mike Kio Brad Pearce Cindy Penworth John Ratzell Walter Rees Christine Regis Lisa Rich Trisha Rosenswie Becky Sanderson Sandy Schlosser Amy Schuessler Greg Seal Melissa Sherwood Laura Shively Joe Skinner Todd Sloan Joey Smith Darlene Strait Todd Unverdorben Vicki VanScoter Pennie Waid Wanda Waid Tina Whiteman Jason Whitsell Jennifer Wilday Connie Williams 62 Jk Nt ous iSL ANO 1 CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Kathy Graves, Secretary; Beck Cummings, Treasurer; Steve Messerole, Vice-President; Tina Mealy, President J Chuck Wandover Marcie Youd Dianna Alger Amy Andrews Andy Bennett Kevin Brown Stragglers Lester Bundy Allen Kerr John Mathys Kevin Mikowicz John Moyer Brian Nichols 63 Seniors Sean Bacha Todd C. Baldwin Audrey Bane Gregg T. Bennett Kamela Ann Bosworth Mark Hugh Cabisca John L. Cabisca, Jr. Wendy Kay Campbell Steven Clancy Doug Cochran Art Fenstermaker Bill Cooper Jane Crandell Sharon Lynn Davis Anne Marie Dexter Jerald D. Dickerson Susan M. Dittman Patrick B. Eaton Regina Mae Fichtner Michael J. Frederick Michelle D. Gilbert ft 69 ♦ ♦ 70 i Shane Charles Hillyard David Johnson Randall L. Johnson Ann Elizabeth Kaczmarek David R. Kahle Douglas Allen Lowe Julie D. Kohn Richard Thomas Lawhead Timothy R. Moyer Donna B. Leffler Pamala J. Murphy Mary Kay Kerr Kathy Lee Krott Tammy Lynn McLaughlin 73 ♦ Gale D. Nichols, Jr. Karen Louise Pascarella Thomas A. Oliver Valorie Jean Payne 74 % w Maxine Wedge Julie Ann Todd Tammy Lea Unverdorben Ernie Taylor James G. Wade Cathy Ann VanScoter Howie Weakland . A Patricia Lynn Williams Tammy D. Yonaka Pam Weigartz Jacqueline Faye Welch Vicky J. Whitney Kristine Lynn Wilcox WHO’S WHO Best Looking—Boyd Fitzsimmons, Kandy Bosworth Biggest Brains—Kris Wilcox, Gary Holly Biggest Flirts—Sharon Hartzell, Larry Gross Most Likely to Succeed—Julie Todd, Randy Johnson Class Clowns—Mike Stickle, Anne Dexter Most Musical—Jean Angevine, Bill Appleby Most Bashful—Gregg Bennett, Karen Pascarella Biggest Mouths—Bill Rosenswie, Wendy Campbell Biggest Brownies—Todd Andrews, Sherrin Austin Best Dressed—Pat Reed, Tammy Yonaka Most Athletic—Doug Cochran, Sue Dittman Personality Plus—Art Fenstermaker, Valorie Payne OTTOCRAT STAFF ’82 The Ottocrat staff consists of individual sub-groupings. The financial aspect and advertisement group, the photographer staff, the typing staff, and the main group, the production staff. The production staff consists of 5 senior editors and 5 junior members. The ’82 Ottocrat staff was responsible for the arrangement of this yearbook. 84 Upper left: Mr. Zinzi, typists: Tammy McLaughlin and Sue Dittman. lower photo, business staff: front, Kris Wilcox, Tammy McLaughlin, Karen Kerr, Lori McClelland; back, Amy Kervin, advisor Mrs. Regis, Jackie Welch, advisor Mrs. King, Sharon Hartzell, Sue Dittman. This page, top: production staff, first row: advisor Mr. Zinzi, Karen Kerr, Martha Petruzzi, Jean Angevine, Amy Kervin, Kris Wilcox, second row: Lori McClelland, Kathy Krott, Beth Wilcox, Lynn Petruzzi, Karen Pascarella. This page bottom photo: photographers: Julie Todd and Barry Foster. 85 ’82 CONCERT BAND JAZZES IT UP! The Concert Band this year was very active. Three performances were given: a student assembly, and two public concerts. The assembly was held on December 23, Selections included: “Great Hits of the Sixties” and “A Christmas Festival.” The Otto eldred Concert Band Winter Concert was held on February 25. This concert featured a barbershop quartet, “100% Natural”, from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. The Band performed “Chant and Jubilo”, “Mancini”, “Salute the Duke,” “Annie,” “Fanfare and Allegro,” and “Dixieland Jazz Funeral,” which spotlighted a Dixieland Jazz Ensemble. The third performance was the Spring Concert that was given in May. The Otto-Eldred Concert Band acquired a new director this year. Mr. Jerry Black led the band to success in all of its endeavors. The band undertook a new activity this year. On February 19 it sponsored a record hop for students following a Terror basketball game. 86 Jr. Concert Band, photo at left, left to right, first row: Tina Eaton, Sandy Malczewski, Kelly Sla-vin, Amy Griffith, Becky Sanderson, Connie Williams, Tina Mealy, Gwen Beels, Beth Coast. Second row: Paula Angevine, Tina Batt, Shelly Morris, Greg Seal, Bob Manning, at right: Mary Lou Cauvel, Sandy Rhodes. Photo above, first row: Barb Heffner, Ann Kaczmarek, Lisa Fox, Amy Splain, Stacie Bell, Michele Johnson. Second row: Gay Housler, Tracy Wasson, Jim VanScoter, Mike Parkes, Kirk Smith, Brian Wi-laday, Sue Lasher, Bill Appleby, Sue Amith, Jean Angevine. Jenny Harrington, Anne Dexter. Third row: Danny Moyer, Dave Morris, Scott Sherman, Lori Curcio. Photo at right is O-E's Pep Band, which includes Kirk Smith, Dan Moyer, Gay Housler, Bill Appleby, Tracy Wasson, Sue Smith, Anne Dexter, Dave Morris, Lisa Fox, Ann Kaczmarek, and Jim VanScoter. 87 BAND IMPROVES UNDER NEW DIRECTION This was a great year for the Otto-Eldred Marching Band. Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Black, a new face at 0-E, the band has acquired more skills, talent, and pride. Last fall, the band traveled to two competitions; the “Autumn Classic”in Bradford and the “Mu- sic in the Mountains1’ competition in Ridgeway. To provide entertainment at half-time, O-E’s marching band performed at Terror varsity football games. Music selections inlcuded; “African Symphony,” “Spirit of Spain,” “Mister Touchdown,” “Firebird,” and “Birdland.” The band also acted as a cheering support unit for the football team during the game. The band’s progress was mostly due to long hours of practice, one week of band camp in August, four to six hours of after school rehearsals each week, and regularly scheduled band periods in school. Keep up the good work O-E marching band! Drum majors are Bill Appleby and Sherrin Austin. Sally Lowe is guard captain. Members of marching band not involved in concert band are Randy Johnson, Kurt Mclain, Tammy Wilcox, Kathy Haskins, Lori Cucio, Tina Farr, and Sherrin Austin. Guard members are Andrea Crawford, Sheila Crawford, Tammy Crawford, Sally Lowe, Tracy Barton, and Ruth Frost. Majorettes include: Tammy Ours, Christina Gross, Cassandra Gross, and Stephanie Plummer. Seniors pictured below are: Left to right; top, Jean Angevine, Anne Dexter, Ann Kaczmarek, Middle: Sherri Austin, Bottom: Randy Johnson, and Bill Appleby. 89 O-E’S STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS NOVEMBERFEST The 1981-82 Student Council has been very active during this school year. Not only have they sponsored dances, acquired fan buses to away basketball games, and initiated numerous other functions, but they also started what will hopefully be an annual tradition here at O-E. The Novemberfest, with it’s many activities ranging from a carnival to a dance, was a huge success. The Student Council is a club with members from grades 7 through 12. As officers, Lynn Petruzzi, Sharon Hartzell, Tina McLaughlin, and Amy Andrews, along with advisor Mr. Stuart, hope that Otto-Eldred's Student Council will continue to be as active as it has been this year. Photo, left to right, first row: Chris Chase, Mike Jeanerette. Second row: JoEllen Ker-vin, Jill Fox, Tracey McLaughlin, Amy Andrews, Lisa Rich. Third row: Sharon Bennett, Tina McLaughlin, Sharon Hartzell, Melinda Cooper, Pat Reed, John Welch, Lynn Petruzzi. Officers: Tina McLaughlin, treasurer; Sharon Hartzell, vice-president; Amy Andrews, secretary (not pictured); Mr. Stuart, advisor. 90 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GAINS NEW MEMBERS O-E students chosen for the National Honor Society were inducted on February 16, 1982. The ceremony began with speeches given by the two-year members and con- cluded with the newly elected lighting candles and receiving certificates. Students were chosen in respect to scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Photo at left, 2-year members, left to right: Julie Todd, Mary Kay Kerr, Jackie Welch, Val Payne, and Kris Wilcox. Bottom photo, first row: Lynn Petruzzi, Wendy Campbell, Karen Kerr. Second row: Martha Petruzzi, Sue Dittman, Lori McClelland, Kandy Bosworth. Third row: John Wilcox, Gay Housler, Regina Fitchner. Fourth row: Ron Welch, Beth Wilcox. Fifth row: Clark Johnson, Gary Holly, Randy Johnson, and Boyd Fitzsimmons. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vc C 91 HOMECOMING ’81 On October 23, as the usual halftime activity, homecoming royalty was announced. Candidates and attendants were first nominated by their classmates. Later, after being judged by O-E’s Sports Boosters, King and Queen were chosen. At right homecoming King and Queen, Julie Ingalls and Doug Cochran, below, court; Val Payne, Art Fenstermaker, Michelle Gilbert, and Dave Johnson. Attendants are; Tiffany McLaughlin, Sue Monroe, and Tracey Green. 92 After performing for her classmates last spring, Kris Wilcox was elected Miss Otto-Eldred High School for 1981. Kris went on to compete at the McKean county Fair in Smethport last August. For her talent, Miss Wilcox played a piano medley of her own composition. Kris is a very active student at O-E, her activities have included: Ottocrat, Ottohorn, Terror Tracks, Senior Chorus, and the National Honor Society. MISS O-E - KRIS WILCOX 9J TERROR TRACKS IS IN THE NEWS Terror Tracks consists of members Julie Ingalls and Lynn Petruzzi. Each month they create a page of Otto-Eldred’s school news to be published in a local newspaper. Both Julie and Lynn, with the help of advisor Mrs. Mary Harvey, work very hard to inform the local commumities of O-E’s activities. Each year Otto-Eldred sends two of its best students to P.S.B.A., Pennsylvania School Board Association, for a convention. This year Julie Todd and Beth Wilcox were chosen to attend. They had an enjoyable time, along with learning more about bettering their school. 94 “IT’S ACADEMIC” MATCHES WITS “It’s Academic” is a group of O-E’s ace students. These members, with the coaxing of advisor Mrs. Mary Harvey, spend early morning practices preparing to appear on television and match their wits against other high school teams. A team of three was chosen and traveled to Buffalo on March 8 to tape the show. Enrichment consists of students with high academic potential. Advised by Mrs. Graf, they attend seminars and lectures designed to increase and advance their skills and knowledge. ‘‘It’s Academic Members include: front, Randy Johnson, Mark Splain. Middle: Julie Todd, Lynn Petruzzi. Back: Gregg Bennett, Ron Welch, and Gary Holly. Enrichment members include, left to right, first row: Ed Hach, Walt Rees, David Miles, Ron Welch. Second row: Tina Mealy, Laura Graves, Julie Todd, Steve Colbert. ENRICHMENT 95 NEW LIBRARIAN HEADS LIBRARY CLUB Upper right photo, Senior High, left to right, first row: Patti Fowler, Lisa McBride, Roberta Stewart, Penny Ryder, Nancy Whiteman, Sue Reed, Miss Johnson, Pam Bane. Second row: Kathy Peters, Jeff Peters, Mark Welch, Cheryll Smith, Kathy Haskins, Angie Warner, Diane Gross. Third row: Brian Wiladay, Dan Moyer, Angela Petruzzi, Kim Sheerer. Lower left photo. Junior High, sitting on floor: Tina Fowler, Jeff Gould, Mike Kio, Dusty Oeler, Renea Welch, Chris Mikowicz. Standing by board, Walt Rees. Darlene Strait, Kim Moyer. Sitting on table, Wendy Long, Amy Griffith, Sandy Malczewski. In chair: Brenda Otto. Kneeling on table: Tina Eaton, Dave Miles, Tina Whiteman, Lisa Batt, Mike Salter. Behind table: Jay Jordan, Sherrie Murphy, Shelly Morris, Tracy Spencer, Ron Schoonover. In back Paula Thompson. This year the Library Club took on new leadership, Miss Stephanie Johnson, better known as Miss k‘J”, became the new librarian at Otto-Eldred. The purpose of the Library Club is to help the librarian and to relieve her of some of her tasks so that other students can be aided. This club also helps the members to better acquaint themselves with the Library, its duties, functions, and services. A new activity was added at O-E this year. The Funky Pencil Club. Inspired by Miss Johnson this organization's functions are to help make spirit signs to assist Library Club and Student Council with their activities, and overall, to boost school spirit. DRAMA CLUB ACTS UP The Drama Club is an organization of students, grades 7 through 12, who enjoy acting and putting together dramatic productions. In the spring of ’81, the Drama Club hosted a spaghetti dinner and put on the play, “Heidi 1 The production was very successful and was enjoyed by all. This year, on April 3rd and 4th, O-E’s Drama Club presented “A Man Called Peter ’ a true story of the life of Dr. Peter Marshall. Future plans include a comedy Academy Awards presentation to the Class of ’82. Members are: left to right, first row: Bill Appleby. Lisa Batt. Linda Wasson. Tina Eaton, Ann Kaczmarek. Kneeling: Mark Cabisca, Doug Lowe. Sue Kaczmarek. Back: Sandy Malczewski, Paula Ange-vine. Sue Smith, Cheryl Smith, Jean An-gevine, Tracy Wasson. TtcHClS fire fWW Club f mecr Pi fsumbet a -K cp-io fOnrtbr c 0-E ATHLETES EARN VARSITY JACKETS Varsity 0-E is an association of the best athletes at Otto-Eldred. Each member must earn, through athletic achievement, their membership to this club. The main objective of being a member is to raise enough money to buy the symbol of athletic status, the varsity jacket. Some of the fund raisers that the Varsity Club undertook this year were selling pens donated by Eldred’s Market Bas- ket, candy bars in the fall and spring, and pop and popcorn at Otto-Eldred’s home basketball games. They expected to make up to $4000 in order to purchase over fifty varsity jackets for dedicated club members. All individuals involved in Varsity O-E are required to participate in all projects and to act in the sportsmanlike nature that the club demands. Above right (left to right)-Jackie Welch, Boyd Fitzsimmons, Sharon Hartzell, Doug Cochran. Above left (left to right)-row 1, Rick Lawhead, Brenda Shively, Pam Murphy, Sue Dittman, Brenda Anderson, Linda Redmond, Mark Splain. Row 2, Steve Anderson, Larry Gross, Todd Baldwin, Art Fenstermaker, Jill Galloway, Doug Glenn, Lonnie Powers, Clark Johnson, Stan Smith. Row 3, Julie Todd, Sharon Hartzell, Jackie Welch, Patti Williams, Mary Kay Kerr, Kandy Bosworth, Wendy Campbell, Dave Johnson, Mike Stickle. Row 4, Boyd Fitzsimmons, Jim Wade, Dave Kahle, Pat Eaton, Sean Bacha, Pat Reed, Howie Weakland, Doug Cochran. Right (left to right)-row 1, John Wilcox, Stan Smith, Kevin Slavin, Doug Glenn, Dave Kahle, Mike Stickle, Sean Bacha, Larry Gross, Tim Webster, Boyd Fitzsimmons. Row 2, Pat Reed, Todd Baldwin, Clark Johnson, Steve Anderson, Jim Skinner, Mike VanScoter, Stacy Tyler, Bob Cabisca, Barry Foster, Brad Kio. Row 3, Linda Redmond, Jackie Welch, Sharon Hartzell, Wendy Campbell, Sue Reed, Julie Todd, Janet Freer, Ray Marrone, Tracey McLaughlin, Diane Blackwell, Jean Dewyer, Mary Kay Kerr, Carrie Bhe, Kevin Schwab. Row 4, Karen Kerr, Lynn Pe-truzzi, Beth Wilcox, Dave Johnson, Diane Burgess, Tiffany McLaughlin, Anita Schwab, Sue Monroe, LeeAnn Kahle, Gary Barber, Jerry Wares, Matt Palmer, Tina McLaughlin, Dave Beckwith. Row 5, Melinda Cooper, Angie Windsor, Jill Galloway, Jeff Payne, Doug Cochran, Tim Raught, Connie Gilbert, Joanne Wilcox, Jill Cabisca, Pam Murphy, Marty Russell, Gary Bacha, Tom Freer. Row 6, Howie Weakland, Rick Lawhead, Art Fenstermaker, Dave Dewyer, Mark Splain, Jim Wade, Pat Eaton, Lori McClelland, Coach Fazio, Sue Dittman, Kandy Bosworth, Patti Williams, Lonnie Powers, Brenda Anderson, Doug Dickerson, Brian Henning, Terry Bosworth, Virgil Graham, Jim Freer. TALENTED MUSIC STUDENTS GAIN HONORS Having both a successful chorus and band, Otto-Eldred, of course, has many musically talented students. Each year these individuals are honored by being chosen to travel to music festivals to perform with the musicians from other area schools. The festivals attended this year were: Junior High District Chorus, which was new to 0-E this year, Senior High District Chorus, Senior High District Band, Junior High I.U. 9 Band, and Senior High I.U. 9 Band. George Johnson, who attended Senior High District Chorus, earned the honor of attending Regional Chorus. Both Gay Housler and Barb Heffner did well enough at District Band to qualify them for Regional Band. Upper left, Jr. District Chorus, left to right, bottom row: Clyde Mott, Todd McLaughlin, Amy Snyder, Beth Coast. Top row: Scott Powers, Shiela Crawford, Melissa Cummings, Angela Petruzzi, Nanette Downey. Upper right, Sr. I.U. 9 Band, bottom row: Gay Housler, Amy Baldoni, Michele Johnson. Top row: Barb Heffner, Ann Kaczmarek, Jeanie Angevine, Jim VanScoter, Anne Dexter. Center left. Sr. District Chorus, Tracey McLaughlin, Mike Sullivan, Pat Reed, George Johnson. Center right, Jr. I.U. 9 Band, front row: Tina Eaton, Beth Coast. Second row: Jill Fox, Kelly Slavin, Mary Lou Cauvel. Lower left, District and Regional Band: Gay Housler, Barb Heffner. 99 OTTOHORN TELLS THE NEWS Subscribe to the “Ottohorn,” just fifty cents for the entire year! The Ottohorn is O-E’s school newspaper. The staff consists of students who volunteer for the opportunity to write and produce their own newspaper. The “Ottohorn” is distributed nine times a year. Each issue, with its school news, student interest articles, and puzzles, is anxiously anticipated by Otto-Eldred’s student body. Upper right photo, typists. Tammy McLaughlin, Mrs. Regis, advisor, Vicki Whitney, Kathy Krott, Linda Redmond. Bottom photo, Ottohorn writers, First row: Tammy McLaughlin, Jackie Welch, LeeAnn Khale. Second row: Kris Wilcox, Ann Schlosser. Third row: Sue Dittman, Mrs. Regis, Connie Gilbert, Karen Kerr. 100 CLASS OF ’82 IS “WILD ABOUT HARRY” In the spring of 1981, the Class of 1982 presented the play, “Wild about Harry.” It portrayed the story of a teenager named Harry who decides to sell insecticide, that he invented, in order to save his house from being sold. This comedy was enjoyed by all who attended, as well as the actors themselves. In the fall, the Senior Class performed “Mountain Gal.” A fun and touching hillbilly plot, along with a great cast, made this play a huge success. JR. HIGH CHORUSES The Jr. Choruses, which include 7th, 8th, and 9th grades, were very active in the ’81, ’82 school year. Ranging from their winter and spring concerts to the 9th grade musical, the Jr. Choruses acquired a sense of musical ability. Left to right; first row, Bernard Hauben, Mike Green, Corry Chase, Jason Whitsel, Ed Osborne, Joe Smith, Bob Manning, Walt Rees, John Lawton, John Ratzel, Jay Jordan, second row: Chrissey Emery, Kathy Graves, Vicki VanScoter, Sandy Schlooser, Amy Bennett, Kathy Eaton, Jennifer Wiladay, Amy Schluessler, Trisha Rosenswie, Ricci Newman, Third row: Michelle Bailey, Becky Cummings, Carla Bachman, Wendy Long, Kay Chirillo, Patty Marrone, Debby Goodyear, Cassandra Gross, Tammy Ours, Angela Houben, fourth row; Donna Madison, Paula Angevine, Gwen Beels, Missy Sherwood, Cheryl Larson, Brigette Holloran, Wanda Ward, Shannon Cochran, Lori Hollumby, Christina Gross, fifth row; Tina Fowler, Mary Lou Cauvel, Kathy McBride, Laura Shively, Kim Moyer, Lana Hazeltine, Teresa Elliot, Denise Branham, sixth row, Becky Sanderson, Tina Batt, Tina Mealy, Connie Williams, Amy Griffen, Darlene Strait. 102 Kneeling on ground left to right: Alan Tyler, Brad Jordan, Ron Schoonover, Mark Hillyard, Sharon Bennett, along the stairs, front; left to right: Tammy Farr, Jill Fox, Brenda Otto, Alisa Crowley, Brenda Pascarella, Teresa Anderson, Renea Welch, Crystal Shaffer, Jeff Shimp, Tammy Good, second row; Dave Morris, Melissa Long, Caryn Bhe, Kathy Freeman, Dianne Gross, Laura Graves, Andrea Crawford, Melissa Cummings, Bonnie Murphy, Sharon Murphy, Jo Ellen Kervin, Scott Brown, Nanette Downey, Kelly Schwab, third row; Nick Morrisro, Lisa Batt, Rene Brown, Autumn Wilson, Tracie Spencer, Sandy Rhodes, Kelly Slavin, Amy Snyder, Curtis Curcio, Tim Hurt, Mark Welch, fourth row; Inge Appleby, Suzanne Lasher, Andy Bennett, Angela Warner, Janet Davis, Clyde Mott, Mike Parkes, Casey Weigartz, Ann Schlosser, Nelson McDivitt, Mike Salter, Scott Powers, Ann Raught, Cheryl Lewis, Sherrill Wilcox, Lori Batt, Sheila Crawford, on window ledge: Tonya Albany, David Miles, Cristy VanScoter, Beth Coast, Terry Hurd. 103 Photo above, left to right, first row: Boyd Fitzsimmons, George Johnson, Mrs. Hertlien, Larry Fitzsimmons, Mike Sullivan, Pat Reed. Second row: Deb Moyer, Linda Redmond, Karen Pascarella, Karen Allegretto, Mindy Cooper, sitting: Brenda Anderson, Tina McLaughlin, Jackie Welch, Karen Kerr, Martha Petruzzi, Pam Murphy, Melissa Ward, Sue Monroe, Lonnie Powers, Jill Galloway, Sherri Austin, Jean Angevine, Maxine Wedge, Beth Slaw-son, Amy Kervin, Tracy Barton. Back row: Wendy Campbell, Mary Kay Kerr, Jo Ann Wilcox, Diane Burgess, Tracey McLaughlin, Sharon Hartzell, Tammy McLaughlin, Julie Todd, Sue Reed, Donna Snyder, Tammy Crawford, Anita Schwab, Carla Work, Cheryl Smith, Patti Fowler, Linda Wasson. Opposite page upper right photo: First row: Pat Reed, spokesman for basses, Wendy Campbell, vice-president, Mary Kay Kerr, treasurer. Second row; Julie Todd, spokesperson for altos, Tracey McLaughlin, spokesperson for sopranos, George Johnson, president. Opposite page lower left photo: O-E’s stage crew. These hard working individuals dedicate their time to making sure the chorus productions run smoothly. They operate the lighting, props, riser position, and curtains. Members include: Tracy Wasson, Tracy Spencer, Dave Miles. Jeff Schimp, Brad Jordan, Scott Powers, Nelson McDivitt, Mike Parkes, Gary Bacha, Andy Madison, Dan Moyer. Not pictured: Joni Welch. 104 O-E’S SENIOR CHORUS ENTERTAINS “Carnations, just one dollar each, buy one for your sweetheartl” Posters advertising Carnation Day line the halls. Otto-Eldred’s Senior Chorus must be at it again! This year the chorus had two carnation sales, one for Homecoming, and another for Valentine's Day. Everyone at O-E enjoys this unique fund raiser. The Senior Chorus consists of a group of talented individuals who really know how to entertain. The Christmas concert, as usual, was a great success. Some of the selections performed were: “Aspenglow,” “Frosty the Snowman,” “Jazz Gloria,” and a very special number composed by Mr. John Zinzi, a teacher at O-E, “Christmas is Just For You.” On the 18th and 19th of May the Senior Chorus presented their Spring Concert. Songs included were: “New York, New York,” “On Broadway,” and “lady.” Otto-Eldred is very proud of its Senior Chorus. It has become a very popular and important activity at O-E. VO-TECH Seneca Highlands Area Vocational-Technical School is jointly owned by five participating school districts. Approximately sixty students from Otto-Eldred are enrolled in this school. These participants attend one of the seven courses offered. They leave at eight-forty five in the morning and return at twelve-thirty in the afternoon. Upon returning, they take part in fifth, sixth, and seventh periods. 106 WE REMEMBER Jennifer Lynn Harrington 1966 - 1981 Once in our life there’s a time to go. Why God takes the special ones, We just don’t know. The memories will Remain with the Class of ’84, And special memories will remain With many more. It’s hard to Get over a special loved one, But we have to be strong and Continue each day with the rising sun. Memories, memories, they’ll Always be there. They will always be Treasured by all those who care. -----— electr The Friendly Store I FIR T Wl „„„ Dic,aPh°n Wj J STEM .A I erifax ) liBSSSm oinf 1 CMS Hurt Jit m m WANT M0 IJJ AI II 9 lniisp. 109 Congratulations Graduates . ■ -But Have You Learned About Life7 A well rounded education includes far more than just college preparatory classes or business oriented curriculums. A well rounded education includes lessons in life. We are pleased to know that our “Newspaper In Education Program” has helped you prepare for today's changing world. 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Admiral Appliances RCA Color TV MANUFACTURING COMPANY BRADFORD, PA. 16701 124 FRAME FUNERAL HOME NELSON’S JEWELERS 84 MAIN STREET BRADFORD. PA 16701 PHONE 814-368-7409 Charles M. Frame Funeral Home Dennis A. Frame, Funeral Director Diamond Setting Watch Clock Repair Jewelry Repair Congratulations to The Clasa of ’82 WEAKLAND MOBILE HOME SALES Stem y tJfoma (muted luf. uto associate store Uta QartULf State State Lina Rd. R.D. 1 Eldred, PA 16731 Conrad Weakland Phone: 814-225-4508 Dean Stahlman 191 Main Street Eldred, Pa. 16731 ¥ | ► ► $ iv | � v 7 v ; : I : m % k % ’ : ► : J : h ft [ : ► : ► : ► : k ► : ► : : ♦: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELDRED “Bank of Friendly Serivce” Eldred, Pa. TODD MOTOR SALES SorcC Eldred, Pa. OI OWENS-ILLINOIS FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION Bradford, Pa. We’ve made Pennbanking easier for you. Pennpank MEMBER FDIC Bradford, Pa. Best Wishes to The Class of ’82 I ♦y yk : m : ! : , : a a : : : « : ♦ : « m : „ : « : « : a a a a :♦ ] m : ? BELL RINSER ANTIQUES CHUCK AND ANNIE BEIL Antiques Bought and Sold KTH) HOUSIHOU AND UStD ft tMTltl P.0. Sox 306 Itein Street, El ed. P . 16731 Res. Phone 814 72S-4701 DICK’S BODY AND FENDER SHOP Eldred, PA Phone: 225-4795 BACHA’S GROCERY “The Friendly Store Rixford, Pa. Custom Ornamental Iron WALKER MACHINE SHOP Eldred, Pa. Wedding Portraits Studio Modeling Freelance Photographer Color-Black White ‘DON” WALKER 110 8. 12th St. Olean, NY 14760 Days 814-225-4753 Nites 617-372-0868 SEAL’S QUAKER STATE R.D. 1 Eldred, Pa. Phone: 225-4062 W.A. GROW AGENCIES Division ol Nelson McMaster, Inc. Eldred, Pa. Compliments of HALFWAY INN Bill Jackie Malone EVAN’S ROLLERDROME Bradford, Pa. USED AUTO PARTS GIVANS AUTO WRECKING R. D. 1 ELDRED, PENNSYLVANIA 16731 (814) 225-4230 MONDAY - SATURDAY 9 A M. ■ 5 P.M n ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4 :• ! GOLD EAGLE HOTEL Eldred, PA “Tom and Fran Kahle, Owners” Beat Wishes Class of ’82 BETTY BLUE INN Eldred, PA : ? ? J : a : : : 1 l BOB JO’S DINER 185 Main Street Eldred, PA Phone: 225-4914 CHRIS JOANNE MATTIE GROVE AND SPENCER 308 Jackson Ave. Bradford, PA DEPARTMENT STORE Olean, NY and Salamanca Mall Chrysler RINK BROTHERS Bradford, PA Plymouth ELDRED PAINT BODY SHOP Eldred, PA HELEN AND LEE’S FABRIC AND CARPET SHOP JIM’S SHOPWISE 7 Bennett St., Eldred, PA Phone: 225-3254 “Home of Shurfine Foods” Eldred, PA : a a l a a GUSTAFSON’S DRUG STORE Eldred, PA MAX A. VANEPPS Auto, Life, and Fire Insurance Rixford, PA Phone: 362-3565 118 Kennedy St Bradford, PA Bradford, PA 368-3162 Brookville, PA 849-7368 GRAHAM’S FLORISTS DR. RONALD FINK, D.D.S 138 N. 3rd St Olean, NY 9 Kennedy Street Bradford, PA SULLIVAN AND MURRAY 515 West State St. Bus. Phone: 372-0930 G. GIGLIOTTI BUILDING SERVICE BRADFORD GLASS c4llrm Saif4 Sftvicr HARLEY. SUZUKI. TRIUMPH. KAWASAKI SNOWMOBILES 94 High St. Bradford, PA 402 E MAIN ST BRADFORD. PA 16701 EARL TOM. SHARON MARCIA HELEN (The iBrg forb Sra 483 N. UNION ST OLEAN, N.Y. 14760 (7I6J J73-2I71 DONALD KERVIN JR 43 Main St. Bradford, PA ADAMS SPORTING GOODS INC CANTWELL-JOHNSON INC 307 West State Street Olean, New York 14706 Phone: (716) 372-7912 (Auto parts and paints) 434 E. Main St. Bradford, PA 16701 Athletic equipment for school and team Hunting and fishing equipment Sports clothing - Skis and equipment RIGG’S GARAGE DUKE CENTER LAUNDRY Inspection Used Cars Notary Public Duke Center, PA 16729 Duke Center PA Duke Center, PA CUSTER CITY OIL CO If It Doesn’t Tick-Tock to Us. 11 Mechanic Street Bradford, PA BROWN’S BOOT SHOP SMITH S WATCH-CLOCK SHOP Bradford, PA Speer Electronics, Inc. BRADFORD PA 16701 THE HEADWALL SKI SHOP Bradford, PA DUKE CENTER WELDING SHOP Congratulations to The Class of ’82 Complete Welding- Electric Acetylene William Bickel, Owner Box no. 127 S6-3800 Duke Center, PA i i PROPER’S GREENHOUSE 3S0 West Washington St. Bradford, PA HORIZONS GIFT CENTER 39 Main St. Bradford, PA Phone: 368-8836 MAYER BRAUSER STORE Main Street Bradford, PA BRADFORD SUB SHOP Bradford, PA PRODUCERS BANK A hometown friend. PHILIP C. BAUSCHARD 170 Seaward Ave. Bradford, PA 16701 OOUCIG Bus. Phone: 362-5541 ■' OLEAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE 301 N. Union Street Olean, NY UPTOWN PIZZA 22 South Ave. Bradford, PA 16701 Phone: 368-8806 JOHN ASH CLEANERS 316 West State St. Olean, NY SENTRY HOME CENTER INC. 919 East Main St. Bradford. PA LESTER SHOE STORE Downtown Olean - Wellsville (718) 372-0825 (716) 593-1258 Master Card - Visa A. PATERNITTI SONS Your Friendly Lumber Dealer 144 Davis St. Bradford, PA Phone: 362-4611 Open Sat. Till 5:0 K) CAMERA CENTER 160 N. Union St. Olean. NY ASH SHOE STORE 25 Main St. Bradford, PA 16701 ACME BUSINESS MACHINES 313 West State St. Olean, NY DOLLAR SAVER 880 East Main St. Bradford, PA 16701 STEINHARTS LIBERTY CO. 154 N. Union St. Olean. NY MONAGO’S FLOOR AND WALL COVERING 108 Main St. Bradford. P OLEAN SALES CO. 502-504 West State St. Olean. NY ROSEN’S FURNITURE STORE Bradford, PA EASTERN SUPPLY COMPANY East State Road Olean. NY Phone (716) 372-1846 Hardware - Paints - Auto parts BRADFORD CITY BEERS 240 W. Washington St. Bradford, PA KAYES MOTOR SALES, INC. Portville. NY A B ELECTRIC Bradford, PA Frigidaire Products ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦◄ v s lvlv v vlv2vlC Vj 1. LEWIS RUN VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. Mains Street Lewis Run, PA Best Wishes to the Class of 82 KLAY KRAFT KORNER Greenware, Firing, Finished Pieces, Classes Duke Center, Pa. PATRICIA ANN TYLER BEAUTY SHOP 4 King St. Phone: 225-3356 ELDRED TRUCKING INC Eldred, Pa. 16731 Eldred, Pa. STURM-FRISBEE INSURANCE Insurance for Every Need Main Street Eldred, PA Ph. 225-4671 Compliments of F.A. FARRIS LORETTA’S STRINGS ’N THINGS CRAFT SHOP Main St. Eldred, Pa. Congratulations Class of 82 DREX CONNIE MOSES Best Wishes to the Class of 82 COMPLIMENTS OF GINNY’S Phone: 362-3701 22 W. Washington St. Bradford, Pa. 16701 'Always the First in Fashions' MARCEE’S HAIR STYLISTS S. BLUMENTHAL SHOE CO RAY CURTIS COUNTY COMMISIONER 138 N. Union St. Olean, NY MANDY’S FLOWERS AND TUXEDO 216 W. State St. JUNCTION Olean, NY 14760 Phone: 373-2526 Best Wishes Class of '82 LITTLE NIPPERS SENIOR CITIZENS Eldred, Pa. ELDRED GARAGE Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 Eldred, Pa. Compliments of TAYLOR AND ARMSTRONG CONTRACTING Eldred. Pa. SHANNON AND THE MODERNAIRES WES’ WEDDING SPECIALTIES Union St. Olean, NY (Formerly Keoppel’s) ‘Wedding Invitations ‘Anniversary Announcements ‘Thank-You Notes ‘Personlized Napkins - Matches ‘Silk Flowers for all occasions ‘Banquet Roll Table Cover Ops, 1 You ore invited Call: Wes Coast 814-966-3779 HAHN SCHAFFNER INC Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 Oil, Gas, Water Well Supplies Bolivar, NY PENCIL BOX 2 NOW BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVERI Our 7th great year serving your school needs 134 MCCLELLAND AUTO BODY OLEAN. NEW YORK 14760 224 S BARRY STREET TASTY SNAX Rixford DOLLY’S A FRIEND Eidred, PA 135 Nostalgia Think back to the past. Reminisce about all the little things that can’t fit into this book. The friendships, good times, long Mondays, lunches, P.A., room phones, announcements, lectures, sports, walking around the building-through the traffic-to your car. Keep this book around. Stick it up on your closet shelf, or under your bed, or bury it with your World History text with the cover ripped off. A day will come when you won’t remember what a classmate looked like, who taught you in English, what the spring concerts were, or who won the most games. Like a good wine, this volume will improve its value with age. It will sure take you back . .. ... to out of class permissions one way stairways cafeteria cooking ice cream lunches Mr. Shuey’s wordiness tests (cheat sheets) biology disections your Varsity jacket bus rides bathroom doors (?) 3:30 bell arriving late to class lockers mad stampede to lunch report card day pep rallies assemblies Prom yearbook day vacations freezing in the winter graduation 1982 OTTOCRAT STAFF Production staff Senior Editors: Jean Angevine Kathy Krott Karen Pascarella Lynn Petruzzi Kris Wilcox Juniors: Karen Kerr Amy Kervin Lori McClelland Martha Petruzzi Beth Wilcox Business staff Sue Dittman Sharon Hartzell Tammy McLaughlin Jackie Welch Kris Wilcox Karen Kerr Amy Kervin Lori McClelland Photography Staff Julie Todd Barry Foster Typing Staff Sue Dittman Tammy McLaughlin Advisors Janice Regis. Business staff John P. Zinzi, Production staff 136 • “ „ . s , % - % • . . . . . . % , •_ • • • • • n • , _ . % � _ - v; ■ : ' •' •• - ■. • . ■ • « - • - S • -v .V ' • • H . A V