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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

tz Panama Vice A FEB 8: Panamanian Commander-in-Chief Gen. Manuel Noriega is indicted in Miami on racketeering and drug trafficking charges. He is the highest ranking foreign figure every sought by U.S. law enforcement agencies. A tour for peace Pope John Paul II is presented with an American eagle feather in Phoenix, AZ, one stop of his 10-day tour of the U.S. and Canada. 7 Panic in Arcadia A SEP 11: The Ray family of Arcadia, FL, whose three boys suffer from the AIDS virus, leave town after their home burned down, presumably by arson. They later settled in Sarasota, FL where that community offered its sympathetic support. The Iran-contra Affair: Final Chapter NOV 18: After months of testimony, the Congressional Iran-contra Committee concludes the ultimate responsibility for the affair rests with the president, even if he did not know what was happening. 7 And in sports ... The Washington Redskins celebrate their 42-10 Super Bowl rout of the Denver Broncos. Minnesota took the World Series in seven games against St. Louis. 7 Hartfelt Hartaches After withdrawing from the presidential race because of his involvement with actress Donna Rice, Gary Hart returns to the campaign despite continuing concerns about his character. 7 1. Slippery When Wet — Bon Jovi 2. Graceiand — Paul Simon mmm 5. Control — Janet jacwsoir - .... . . 6. The Joshua Tree — 02 7. Fore! — Hue)’ Lewis and the News 8. Night Songs — Cinderella r 9, Rapture — Anita Baker 10. Invisible Touch — Genesis no.E8«Z CONTENTS SECTION A FEATURE FOCUS ... 2 SECTION B PEOPLE ... 20 SECTION C MANAGEMENT ... 46 SECTION D SPORTSLINE ... 58 SECTION E LIFE STYLES ... 76 SECTION F CLASSIFIED ... 105 Jmj O-E THEN AND NOW Previous to the construction of the Otto-Eldred Junior-Senior High School as we know it, students in the area attended a grade school in Duke Center. This grade school accommodated grades 1-8 and was housed in two separate buildings. After completing the eighth grade, a student had to choose between a high school in Bradford or Eldred. Many simply dropped out. To solve their problem, school board members began to look at many schools. They decided to model the school after one in Randolph, New York. This was when Raymond Freburg, the architect, came into the picture. With the plans finished, actual construction of the Otto Township High School began. The original part of the building was constructed in 1932-33 by Yenther Brothers Contractors. Due to the wealth of the nearby oil fields, the auditorium was graced with chandeliers and red velvet seats. Because the gymnasium was not yet completed,! basketball games wereplayM the Mage. Along with the new addition erected in 1935, the gymnasium was completed. Mary Wasson Curtis and her sister, Margaret Ann, were given the honor of setting the cornerstone on July 1, 1935, because their father, C. W. Wasson, was vice president of the school board. Mary Wasson now resides in her girlhood home on Kansas Branch. pic ICU , m Although the school has gone through many physical alterations, the good times and special memories that all O-E students have shared over the years will never change. — Tracie Aldrich and Marsha Ducey GLOVER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CLASS OF ’88 The members of the Class of '88 express their appreciation, thanks, and love to their class advisor, Mrs. Mary Beth Glover. In addition to being our class advisor, Mrs. Glover was a special friend during our junior and senior years. Her enthusiasm was contagious, and her leadership brought out the best in every one of us. She will always be a friend long after our graduation when each member of our class has gone in his own direction. Through all her time, effort, and support, we were able to break the school record for magazine sales, have an outstanding prom, and then go on to set another new school record in our Christmas sale. Mrs. Glover, you are the greatest! Thank you for everything!! 2 FEATURE FOCUS SECTION A CLASS OF '88 OFFICERS : Secretary Jami McClelland, Treasurer Kim Regis, Vice President Chris Emery, President Ronda Reed, Advisor Mrs. M. Glover The Class of '88 finally became seniors! Along with the title of “seniors,” we were also given many responsibilities. They included setting an example for the underclassmen and upholding our standards, which we accepted and achieved with maximum success. During our years at O-E, our class was noted for several stupendous accomplishments. In our junior year, we had the most terrifying haunted house O-E has ever seen at a Novemberfest. Our class was instrumental in establishing a SADD Chapter. We also broke all school records by selling over $36,000 worth of magazines and Christmas items. But our most outstanding accomplishment was our Junior-Senior Prom, The City of Lights.” This was truly a class act. The entrance was a walk-through Arch de Triumph, and the band played in the garden courtyard in front of the Chateau. We can’t forget our glistening waterfall or the sidewalk cafe which provided a cozy French atmosphere for the people to sit and visit. The center of attraction, which lives on in Walkertown, was a lighted, twenty-foot walk-through Eiffel Tower. We wowed all who attended. It was a huge success because every member of our class worked extremely well together. In another respect, newspaper articles and scores do not always reflect the spirit and Terror Pride” that we all possess. Pulling together when we needed to, proved we had these qualities within us even under the worst circumstances. Like our motto says, Today's beautiful moments are Tomorrow’s beautiful memories,” we will always remember our years at O-E because much has happened that we will treasure in the years to come. The Class of 1988 is truly a class with CLASS!! 3 MOTTO: Today’s beautiful moments Thomas E. Anderson Deborah Christine Batt Shelly Rena Baker Susan P. Baker Richard D. Beckham Charlie W. Billsborough 4 Andy P. Bird Kelli A. Booth are tomorrow’s beautiful memories. Shawn Edward Clancy Rob L. Cox Tina Louise Com mi no Jerry A. Curcio Andrew Thomas Coscia Brett Jason Danielson 5 CLASS FLOWER : Red Rose Tammy Lynn Goodling Ronald A. Gross Thomas K. Gross Michael Hahn Lewis E. Hammaker Robert A. Harris Cory R. Hartzell 7 8 FAN CLASS COLORS: Michelle Elaine Kanouff Richard J. Krall Black and Silver Steven Leslie Kerr Crystal Marie Lasher Steven Michael Kio Lance J. Looker CLASS SONG : “Maybe Someday William J. Morrisroe Diane L. Moyer Todd R. Moyer Melissa Anne Mullen Vanessa Rene Mullen Mark Benjamin Pascarella IN MEMORY OF HEATHER IRONS April 17, 1970 — May 28, 1984 Saying, (jood-bge Can make, ua eng. We've, been togethen fan. geanA And now come the teanA. We've leanned ao much And made oun Ahane of. mistaken. It'Li neven be like thin again We aJLl knew it had to end. the time han. come to go oun Aepanate wagA, But we take oun memonien Of the fun we've had And the love we've Ahaned. One chapten of oun life han ended And anothen begun. ipananteed we'll all follow the nun (_o a futune That'a bnighten than the pant. But in timen of nadnenn Hememben the gladnenn And the time we've nhaned. —Donette Lgonn WHO’S' HO MOST UNLIKELY TO FLIP BURGERS FOR A LIVING: (Most Successful) Lance Looker and Johanna Milliron (Upper left). MOST UNLIKELY TO GET CAUGHT WITHOUT THEIR “TRAPPER KEEPER”: (Most Organized) Dave Snyder and Julie Russell (Bottom Left). MOST UNLIKELY COUPLE: Sue Baker and Brett Danielson (Upper Right). MOST UNLIKELY TO TURN DOWN TICKETS TO THE BUFFALO PHILHARMONIC: (Most Musical) Deb Batt and Craig Smith (Bottom Right). IN ’88 NEWS MOST UNLIKELY TO SHOP AT ST. VINNIE'S: (Best Dressed) Jenn Welch and Kris Slavin (Upper Left). MOST UNLIKELY TO PUT YOU TO SLEEP: (Comedians) Beezer Holly and Chris Emery (Bottom Left). MOST UNLIKELY TO BECOME A “COUCH POTATOE”: (Most Active) Bill Morrisroe and Kim Regis (Upper Right). MOST UNLIKELY TO SKIP A GYM CLASS: (Most Athletic) Mike Emerson and Kathy McBride (Bottom Right). 19 IF YOU COULD BE ANYONE ELSE, WHO WOULD IT BE AND WHY? DEBBIE CAUVEL: Imelda Marcos. I’d never have to wear the same pair of shoes twice.” BETH McCARTNEY: “Bugs Bunny, so I could hear all the gossip. STEVE BELL: Andrew Carnegie, because I’d be rich. CHRISTINA STODDARD: “Alf, because he’s famous.” LINETTE RATZEL: “Minnie Pearl, so that I can leave the price tag on my hats. MICHELLE COFFMAN: “Garfield, because I love lasagna.” 20 THE CLASS OF 1989 T he junior class officers (right) are Pres-• ident Steve Rees, Vice President Michele Repine, Treasurer Tracie Aldrich, and Secretary Kathy Splain. Treasurer Tracie Aldrich believes that the most unique thing about their class is their advisor, Miss Fragle. Gloria Albncy Tracie Aldrich Doug Hailey Allen Baker Don Baker Patrick Baldoni Matthew Baldwin Kevin Bartholomew Aimce Bennett John Bennett Lori Bess Stacy Bradt 22 Deb Cauvcl Jenny Cochran Scott Collins ( beryl Crandall Chris Crandall Brad Crowley Brad Cummings Chris Curcio David Dalton Krystal Davis Mike Davis Marsha Duecy Erie Flexman Theresa Fowler Greg Givan Dave (ioodling Jud Cirimes Matt Halloran Kim Harris Sherry Hazcltinc 23 Dan Holly David Horvath Jim I lousier Lonnie Hudak Jim Irons Dennis James I am my Jefferies Brenda Kealor Katie Kent Russell Knight Steve Kriner Gina Murawski Christy Nellis Tina Oliver Randy Ours Alice Parkes Kent Pilon Dawn Philbrick Benny Prescott Linettc Ratzel Donovon Raymo Steve Rees Michele Repine Darlene Roach Michelle Schwab Jon Sherry David Sikes Tisa Silvis Patty Smith THE CLASS OF 1990 The sophomore officers (left) are Treasurer Sebastian Veneziano, Vice President Paul Warner, President Shawn Whit-sell, and Secretary Missey Collins. Secretary Missey Collins remarked that the most unique thing about their class is their willingness to help others. Joyce Anderson Scott Bell Eric Berg Amy Bess Beth Blackwell Kim Campbell Brian Bradt Sharon Brown Frank Cabisca Scott Chaffee Derek Chase Eric C lancy Tracy Cochran Missy Collins Duane Connors Corey Creed DcLann Crowe Kevin Cummings Robert C overt Cireg Danielson Robert DcLong Linda Doty Steven Dowell Kera Downey 27 Chris Ducey Brenda Eaton Wendy Emery Terri Fitzsimmons Aaron Frame Danielle Glover Heather Gordon Jon Gulnac Sally Hach Amy Haskins Sherry Hauber John Hazeltine Jim Holsinger Matt Johnston aIm Beth Mcricle Angela Meserole Bonnie Mong Lisa Morris Dennis Morrisroe David Mover Ken Nellis Valerie Nichols Kraig Obermiller Kim Ours Kelley Owens Sue Pascarclla Rob Stewart Jimmy Stuck Kim VanCise Matt VanScoter Sebby Veneziano Glenn Wank Paul Warner Royann Warnick Kevin Welch Jeannie White Shawn Whitsell Dennis Wilcox Duane Wolfe Brian York Kim Heffner THE CLASS OF 1991 The freshmen officers (right) are President Derrick ' Jeannerette, Vice President Teri Baldwin, and standing Treasurer Bridget Wolf and Secretary Jennifer Wares. Bridget Wolf, Treasurer, believes that the most unique thing about her class is their enthusiasm. Terri Baldwin Kim Bartholomew Michele Bean Steve Bell Tom Bennett Eric Bishop F Heather Boser Pam Bosworth Troy Bradt Nicole Budingcr Don Cabisca Dawn Causer Amy Cirigliano Mike Close Shawn Danielson Karolyn Davis Mike Disney Connie Dubetsky 32 Becky Easton David Eaton Barb Ebert Dawn Fisher John Fitzsimmons Shawn Fitzsimmons Brittan Haynes James Heffner Stacey Holly Derrick Jeannerette Faith Johnston Jennifer KanoufT Tina Kanouff Joel King Aaron Krott John Larson Josie Lawton John Love 33 Beth McCartney Michael McDonald Tracy McDonald John Milford Michael Miller Beth Milliron Virginia Morris Terri Moses Tammy Moyer Rhonda Palmer Missy Rich Gerald Roach Chris Rodgers Brent Silvis Stephanie Southard Christina Stoddard Tom Strait Denise Taylor Becky Timblin Norcen Vaughn Larry Walker Jimmy Wankel Jennifer Wares Mo Welch Marcie Whiteman Bridget Wolf THE CLASS OF 1992 T he eighth grade officers are (left) Treasurer Kelly Littlefield, President Sonya Ours, Secretary Amy Southard, and Vice President Adrian Demidont. President Sonya Ours remarked that the most unique thing about her class is that they are energetic. Sherry Alger William Bair Melissa Batt Erin Bell Eric Bennett Stephanie Bennett Cheri Bhe Kenneth Bogdan Todd Booth Lee Brown Robert Brown Christopher Burrows Mike Cramer Heath Crandell Robert Cummings A. C. Demidont Charles Ebert William Foster Elizabeth Gulnac Samantha Hagg Roger Hartzell Chcri Haskins Christine Haskins Steven Hcpfcr Dennis Howard Richard Howard Frank Hudak Shannon Hyde Michael Irons Gregory Jackson Renee Jacoby Christopher Johnston Rachel Kio William Krall Jennifer Lasher Michael Lasher 37 Kelly Littlefield Barb Lowe Evelyn Lowe Todd McClain Jeffrey McDonald Brian Merry Chad Meserole Laura Miles Stephanie Moyer Kerri Obermiller Sonja Ours Tom Raught Brandy Schwab Kristan Scott Eileen Shaffer Ann Silvis Christine Skillman Robin Smith Melainie Soper Amy Southard Craig Switzer Angela Tay lor Brenda Timblin Amy Toothman 38 AM ' ; Chris Vancisc Ralph Vancisc O Bruce Ward Carla Wank William Welsh John Whiteman James Zinzi THE CLASS OF 1993 T he seventh grade officers are (right) Vice Pres-' ident Cindy Torpey, Secretary Jacie Ours, President Matt Splain, and Treasurer Bryan Sherman. Matt Splain believes that the most unique thing about their class is their thoroughness in doing a job. Kirk Baker April Batt Tara Bell Jennifer Bennett Nicole Bennett Tammy Bishop Chad Bradt Mike Brewer Travis Brown Tammy Carey Bobby Cooper Heath Cousins Keith Cousins Brandi Covert Kelli Crandell Danny Dalton Jenny Danielson Kelly Davis 40 Tami Dubetsky Jeanette Ekas Jessica Ekas Rene Fowler P. J. Fox Kenny Fuller Billy Harris Lee Hartman Julie Haskins Tina Hauber Christine Holly Shawn Howard OTTO - ELDRED HIGH AUG 27 ORIENTATION 7TH GRADE AND NEW STIWENTS 7=00 HS AUO _ s Jeremy Isaman Becky Kcator Chad King Heather Klein 41 Jason Lingaton Tim Little Allison Looker Catherine Mathewson Jenny Miller Melissa Morris Chris Moyer Rachel Moyer Kent Murawski Sheryl Osgood Jacie Ours Daniel Palmer Charlene Parris Eric Payne Wilbur Roberts THE SHINE OF FRIENDSHIP DONKEYS DUNK FOR SCOREBOARD FUND On November 19 both students and faculty assembled in the 0-E gym to watch sports members, cheerleaders, band, classes, and faculty compete with each other in the well-known donkey basketball. This game was sponsored by the O-E Varsity Club to raise money for a new scoreboard in the O-E gymnasium. Many thought the game was ended at 10:00 p.m., but it was actually over when the donkeys discovered the popcorn! TERRORS TRIBUNE DEDICATES ’88 EDITION TO MRS. REGIS As a teacher for 29 years, Mrs. Regis has influenced many students, past and present, with her charisma, kindness, and dedication. Her Office Practice Class makes their secretarial service available to our school and to the public by creating tickets, programs, and newsletters. No matter what it is, Mrs. Regis is always there to lend a helping hand or give some friendly advice. Many plays will be remembered as having her as the director or as a delightful character on stage. In addition, she helps organize the senior Christmas sale each year. On numerous occasions, she has indicated that she does all this because she wants to. There is a business-like atmosphere instilled in her classes by this very confident, competent, and enthusiastic teacher. Getting and keeping a good job or going on to school are goals Mrs. Regis tries to set for her students. Many hold good positions because she was willing to seek out the best up-to-date equipment on which they could learn their skills. It has been said by fellow teachers and students that she is willing to do anything for anybody if she is asked in the right way. Also, it has been said that many people would not be where they are today without her business” guidance and help. Along with being the Business Dept. Head for many years, she has held advisor positions with OTTOCRAT Business and Otto Horn staffs. For being a strong pillar at O-E, the staff dedicated the '88 OTTOCRAT to Mrs. Janice Regis. 46 ADMINISTRATION William Stavisky. Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: (seated) Lloyd English, Boyd Palmer. Steve Hcpfcr. Jeanne l-owc. Row 2 — Edwin Hach. Calvin Smith, Philip LaBclla, Herman Marrone, George Shields. Karl E. Shuey, Principal Robert J. Falk, Elementary Supervisor James A. Farr, Guidance Counselor CAFE AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL T he chefs (left to right) are Mrs. Eleanor Hepfer, Mrs. Jane Fox, Mrs. Fran Stickle, cafeteria manager, Mrs. Jean Owens, and Mrs. Roxanne Burgess. Our head custodian is James Fitzpatrick (mid. left); his assistants are Russ Thwing (middle), Roger Eimer (mid. right), Dale Jones (bottom left), and Mike Ogilvie (bottom right). With the help of these two staffs, they help keep the building running smoothly. PRACTICAL ARTS DINA K. McGEE, Home Economics newcomer, received her B.S. from Indiana University. She is boys’ basketball cheerleading advisor; needlework, sewing, and walking are her interests. JOSEPH P. LEHOSKY earned his B.S and M S. at California State College. He teaches Industrial Arts 8 and 9 and Electricity 9. Fishing and hunting are among his favorite sports. RALPH C. JORDAN achieved his B.S. and M.A. from West Virginia U. As Department Head, he instructs Drafting and Design I and II. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, and building projects. FINE ARTS GAYLE WEAVER teaches General Music and is choir director. She has a B.S. from Clarion University, advises Show Choir, and enjoys raquetball, reading, and turkey farming. 50 KATHLEEN THUMPSTON attained her B.S. at I.U.P. She instructs instrumental music 5-12 and advises the Marching Band and the girls' basketball cheerleaders. Her hobbies include golf and dancing. MARY GIBBS earned her B.A. at Alfred U. She teaches Art 8-9, Art I and II, and Creative Crafts. In addition, she is Varsity O-E advisor and enjoys skiing and running. ESPANOL COMPUTERS KATHRYN L. MAHAR earned her B.A. and M.E. at Mercyhurst College. As well as being Spanish Club advisor, she teaches Spanish I, II, III, IV, and Conversational. Her main interest is her children. JOHN P. ZINZI teaches Intro, to Computers and Programming I. He received a B.A. and M.S. from St. Bonaventure, and his interests include the theater. JANICE K. REGIS, Department Head, teaches Steno I and II, Typing I, II, and 7, and Office Practice. She earned her B.S. at Bloomsburg State College. This OTTOCRAT business advisor Otto Horn advisor enjoys reading, knitting, and cooking. BUSINESS CONSTANCE E. KING earned her B.S. at Bloomsburg State College and M S. at Penn State. As OTTOCRAT advisor and photographer, she teaches Typing 7, 9, I, Note-hand, and Bus. Machines. Camping and walking are her hobbies. DONALD A. BANKS teaches General Business, Accounting I and II, Business Law, and Marketing. He earned his B.S. at the University of Scranton and is a rail fan. 51 SCIENCE TIM DECKER teaches Science, Technology and Society, and Earth Science. He attained his B.S. in Psychology at Penn State University. Mr. Decker enjoys reading and hiking in his spare time. PETER F. PALUMBO, the JV boys' basketball coach, teaches Chemistry and Physical Science. He received his B.A. from Clarion State College and M E.from Penn State. Golf, fishing, and crosscountry skiing are the interests of this department head. DALE 0. SWANSON, who teaches Biology, earned his B.S. from Clarion State College and M.E. from Arizona State and St. Bonas. His pastimes include farming and hunting. L. LEE RANDALL achieved a B.S. from Penn State. He teaches Physical Science, Health, and Life Science. Coaching junior high basketball and reading are areas he enjoys. 52 HISTORY ROBERT D. LONGNECKER, who received his B.S. at Edinboro State College and M.A. at St. Bonaventure, teaches American and European History. Classical music and the American Civil War are his interests. JOSEPH P. VECELLIO teaches Geography, World History, and U S. History I. He attained his B.S. at Mansfield State College and UPB. Along with being Varsity basketball coach, he enjoys fishing. RALPH E. BURTON earned his B.S. at Clarion State College and teaches Sociology and American History I. Hunting and fishing are two of his favorite hobbies. MICHAEL K. ACKERMAN, a coach for the football and track teams, teaches U.S.History, American Government, and Economics. He received his B.S. from West Chester State College. He enjoys golf and music from the ’60's. 53 SPECIAL AREAS MARY BETH GLOVER, founder of O-E’s SADD Chapter, teaches in the Mixed Category program after receiving a B.S. from Mansfield State College. As senior class advisor, she enjoys traveling and restoring furniture. MARTHA BAKER, football cheerleading coach, teaches the Tells math and reading. She earned a B.S. at Lock Haven and attended St. Bonas. Watching football and her son are her favorite pastimes. ROBERT L. CARLSON, who teaches in the Mixed Category program, earned a B.S. and M.S. at Clarion State College. Also, he is senior play director. CHARLOTTE STOUGHTON, advisor to Student Council and Library Club, earned her B.S. and M.S. at Clarion State College. She teaches Library 7 and 10, and her favorite hobbies are reading and gardening. DONALD R. RAYDO, who teaches the Cooperative Vocational Ed. Program, earned his B.S. at Penn State and M.S. at St. Bonas. He enjoys woodworking and and hunting. 54 JOVANNA PORTER, Enrichment instructor, attained a B.S. and SUNY at New Paltz. Her hobbies are boating, swimming, auctions, and antiques. DEBORAH PAYNE earned a B.S. and I.F.S. at Penn State and Mansfield Uni versity; she teaches in the Mixed Cat egory program. Included in her hobbies are camping and music. RICHARD H. HOWARD instructs History and Driver Ed.; he earned his B.S. at Mansfield State College. He enjoys all sports, especially football and baseball. NURSE jm wa JUDITH A. JOHNSON, nurse for the Otto-Eldred School District, earned her B.S. from the University of Oregon. PHYSICAL EDUCATION KIM MCCARTHY teaches Health 11 and Phys. Ed. Coaching JV volleyball, girls' JV basketball, and Jr. High girls' basketball occupy her time. Along with being Senior play advisor, she is an avid jogger. She received her B.S. from Slippery Rock University. JAMES HESS, department head, received his B.S. from Lock Haven State College. He teaches Phys. Ed. and Health 11. Along with being varsity football coach, he is fond of pig farming. 55 LANGUAGE ARTS GAIL CUMMINGS, advisor to “Terror Tracks”, Teaches English 8 and 11. She attained her B.S. from Clarion State College. Extra courses were taken at St. Bonas and Univ. of Pgh. Camping, reading, and walking are her interests. RICHARD L. BROWN, Department Head, earned his B.S. at Lock Haven and his M S. at St. Bonaventure. He teaches Business English 10, 11, and 12 and English 9. Mrs. Cummings and a friend from the band “Edge” at an assembly the first day of school. MYRA R. REICHART, who teaches English 7 and 10, received her B.S. from Edinboro and her M S from St Bonas. She advises the OTTO-GRAPH and enjoys camping and scouting. 56 ANNE C. SLAVIN attended Kent State University and St. Bonas to earn her B.A. and M.S. She instructs grades 7 and 8 Devopmental Reading and Chapter I Remedial Reading. Her hobbies include working out, swimming, and watching Notre Dame football. KATHLEEN D. REDDEN teaches English 8, 10, and 12. She earned her B.A. and M.S. at St. Bonaventure University. Her favorite sport is golf. WILLIAM FLEXMAN teaches Physics, Advanced Math, Algebra II, and Related Math. This Dept. Head earned his B.S. at Millersville and his M.S. at the Univ. of Wisconsin. Fishing, hunting, and boating are his hobbies. Miss Fragle is asking for junior class officer nominations. MATHEMATICS Mr. Flexman is relaxing in his room at the end of the day. TONI M FRAGLE, O-E's Varsity Volleyball Coach, Junior Class Advisor, and OTTOCRAT Advisor, received her B.S. from Clarion University. She teaches Algebra I. Geometry, Skills Math, and Consumer Math Traveling to NYC, playing tennis and raquetball, and cooking are her interests. LANCE E. BAKER, O-E’s Athletic Director and Head boys’ track coach, attained his M.S. at Lock Haven. In addition to teaching Related Math and Math 7 and 8, he enjoys fishing and spending time with his son. DORCAS JAN BOTENS teaches Basic Algebra. Bus Math, and Math 8. She earned her B S. at State Univ. at Brockport and M.S. at St. Bonas. Traveling is her mam interest 57 BALLOON SEND-OFF TO STATES On Friday, Nov. 6, 1987, the O-E gym was the scene of a great pep rally prior to the snowy departure to Penn State of Renee Lawton, Scott Collins, and Coach D. Eley. Banners, balloons, and new shirts were presented by the Varsity O-E Club to this cross country twosome. Both young people worked very hard toward the honor of participating at the state meet, and we all are proud to have had Renee and Scott represent O-E. Their dedication to the sport paid off as they took their talents to the limit to try to improve personal records. They were challenged to do their best and “Go For The Gold” as spirit and pride has shown through once again! 58 O-E TRACK HARD WORK AND SUCCESS GO HAND IN HAND 0-E track teams did well this past season, working hard to improve. This was seen through their performances during the meets. Talent and pride were evident as the team sent several individuals to districts to represent 0-E. They were K. Jordan (shot put); L. Moyer (high hurdles, intermediate hurdles, high jump); L. Bess (100, 200, 400 m. run and long jump); P. Warner (pole vault); D. Good-ling (400 m. run); and R Lawton (2-mile run). These athletes represented our school well and should be proud of their achievements. The stats (top) are D. Morrisroe, L. Manning, G. Murawski, D. Batt, K. Pistner, A. Parkes, A. Bennett, S. Bradt, T. McClain, and J. Wasson. The managers (below) are B. Bair and R. Prescott. Center pictures are Coach D. Ackerman with his dog Bennett; Coach L. Baker. Mid-bottom is Coach M. Ackerman. 60 The track team members (above) are (Row 1) — J Stuck, T. King, L. Bess, T. Goodlmg, K. Jordan, J. Welch, J. Russell, L. Morris. B. Mong, K. Owens; (Row 2) — E. VanScoter, C. Little, M. Baldwin, D. Goodling, B Danielson, R. Covert, C. Rau, B. Holly, M Kanouff, M. Mullen, V. Mullen, S. Ratzel; (Row 3) — D. Connors. B. Bair, R Prescott, L. Moyer, S. Hach; (Row 4) — S. Collins, R. Reed, C. Emery, S. Rees, P Warner, J. Sherry, D. James; (Row 5) — C. Rodgers, M. Windsor. The senior track members (left) are (Row 1) — C. Rodgers; (Row 2) — B Danielson, J. Russell, M. Kanouff. C. Emery, K. Jordan; (Row 3) — M. Mullen, V. Mullen, B. Holly, T. Goodling, M. Windsor; (Row 4) — J. Welch. R Reed; (Row 5) — E. VanScoter. 61 A GRATEFUL FAREWELL TO MR. HESS ontributing many long and tedious hours, Mr. James Hess left our football program this year. Along the way he has helped every individual player to become his best. Mr. Hess conquered gathering different talents and focusing them into one team. Firm yet soft, Mr. Hess gave much of his time to encourage our team to improve. Coach Hess has always expressed the pride of Otto-Eldred that everyone should have. Thank you, Mr. Hess; you'll always have a special place in our hearts. A T 0 FR D Y1 J3k Ue R -ft. Mcrfch tht TEFftCftS }lur fjXQltS jtcdh? 62 WINNING SPIRIT REMAINED DURING FOOTBALL SEASON Above is the 0-E Varsity Football team. (Top Left) J. Hess, D. Foley, P. Warner, S. Veneziano, D. Connors, W. Schimp, J. Roberts, K. Welch, M. Windsor, S. Kerr, B. Crowley, D. James, D. Goodling, J. Curcio, S. McClain, D. Baker, C. Southard, S. Brown, J. Marrone, J. Fitzsimmons, S. Fitzsimmons; 2nd Row — E. Bishop, T. Strait, B. York, J. Holsinger, S. York, T. Bradt, P. Baldoni, C. Fitzsimmons, S. Kio, J. Wolf, S. Rees; Front Row — G. Jackson, M. Windsor, D. Morrisroe, G. Danielson, M. Emerson, C. Little, B. Holly, C. Rau, C. Rodgers, D. Moyer. (V l eeting this season with enthusiasm and determination, the football team improved and kept their self-esteem. It seemed after all the injuries and a difficult start, O-E played harder near the end of the season because of supportive coaches and fans. Anyone who has the guts to give it all they have week after week shows spirit to be challenged. That spirit remained throughout the season. Captains are (middle) C. Little, M. Emerson, B. Holly. Seniors are (bottom) S. Kio, D. Foley, M. Windsor, B. Holly, M. Windsor, C. Fitzsimmons, S. Kerr, J. Curcio, M. Emerson, C. Rodgers. 63 The members of the JV football team are: Row 1 — D. Morrisroe, T. Bradt, S. Rees, D. James, T. Strait, J. Wolf; Row 2 — E. Bishop, G. Daniel — son, P. Baldoni, J. Marrone, S. Venezi-ano, K. Welch, J. Fitzsimmons; Row 3 — G. Jackson, B. York, S. McClain, D. Connors, J. Holsinger, C. Rau, D. Moyer, J. Roberts, W. Schimp, S. Fitzsimmons. Captains are J. Marrone, S. Rees, and D. James. Coaches are D. Ackerman and M. Ackerman. 64 65 VOLLEYBALL VINTAGE SEASON SHOWS MUCH IMPROVEMENT The Varsity Volleyball season ended this year 7 and 7 in the league and 9 and 7 overall. The record really does not convey the improvement and talent exhibited. There was not a match played this year where the team did not emerse with a fight. A Vintage Season came to my mind when describing this team because of the experience behind them and the returning lettermen next year — we had the development of a solid core. Coaching this team had its ups and downs, but looking at the overall picture I'm proud to have coached this unit of young Ladies. The talent and leadership of two members of this team were honored by the announcement of Tisa Silvis to the 2nd team All-Star Northern Tier League, and Michelle Repine recieved an honorable mention. The bond I feel to this group is very strong and will last a long time. Thanks to all who helped and encouraged, especially Miss McCarthy. Our J.V. program showed much strength and enthusiasm and with a 6 and 8 record, pride. — Miss Fragle Varsity team members (above) are Row 1 — K. Tyler, M. Repine, C. Emery, M. Kanouff, B. White; Row 2 — L. Bess, S. Pascarella, T. Silvis, S. Bradt, L. Haskins, D. Glover; Top — S. Hach. Varsity Captains (above left) are C. Emery, M. Repine, T. Silvis. (Bottom) Coach Ms. T. Fragle. 66 1 Pictured above is Coach Miss K. McCarthy. J.V. members (bottom left) are: Row 1 — B. Keator, M. Kanouff, J. White; Row 2 — K. Splain, A. Bess, L. Haskins, D. Glover; Row 3 — B. Milliron, J. Wares, W. Emery; Row 4 — B. Wolf, D. Fisher. Below right are the J.V. captains, K. Splain and D. Glover. 67 This year’s seniors are (right) M. Kanouff, C. Emery. The stats are (middle right) J. Milliron, A. Bennett, K. Jordan, T. McClain. Managers are (bottom center) A.C. Demidont, K. Haskins, B. Gulnac. CROSS COUNTRY STAMINA ESCORTS TEAM TO SUCCESSFUL SEASON VARSITY BASKETBALL WELCOMES NEW This year the O-E Varsity Basketball team gained a new coach — Mr. Joe Vecellio. Mr. Vecellio began teaching at O-E in January of last year, taking Mr. Stuart’s place as a history teacher for 7th, 8th, and 10th graders. He had taught at Bradford Central Christian for 23 years. Mr. V. grew up in Bradford, where he still resides. His family consists of his wife, three children, and a granddaughter. When asked about his feelings on his first coaching season 70 COACH here, he sounded very hopeful. Time was needed to adjust to each other, but coach and team quickly adapted. Coach Vecellio is very pleased with the team’s hard practices and the progress that has been made since November. This year’s Varsity Basketball members are (top left) — C. Southard, J. Petruzzi, D. Goodling, R. Fitzsimmons, J. Irons, D. Baker, C. Fitzsimmons, B. Cummings, S. Brown, M. Emerson, K. Slavin, L. Looker, and Coach Vecellio. JV members (above right) are — Row 1 — J. Housler, R. Frame, C. Little; Row 2 — Coach Palumbo, S. Gray; Row 3 — G. Danielson, G. McClelland, D. Wolfe; Row 4 — C. Rau, A. Frame, S. Veneziano. Above center are the seniors of the team — John Petruzzi, Mike Emerson, Charlie Fitzsimmons, Lance Looker, and Kris Slavin. VALIANT EFFORT MADE BY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Girls’ Basketball team, having lost many of its members at graduation last year, had a tough year. They still gave it their all and showed valiant effort. As we expected, this year was a season of learning to build for next year. A couple of our biggest downfalls were lack of experience and team effort. Hopefully, we’ll be able to learn from our mistakes and use our experience that we have gained to benefit the team in 1989. — Tisa and Lori The members of the Varsity team are (above left) M. Repine, L. Bess, S. Hach, D. Glover, B. White, T. Silvis, L. Haskins, L. Moyer, L. Ratzel, T. Ellsworth, K. McBride. The JV members (above left) are Row 1 — J. White, L. Haskins; Row 2 — B. White, L. Hartman; Row 3 — A. Cirigliano. L. Moyer, K. Davis; Row 4 — K. McBride, T. Ellsworth. Seniors are (left) Tammy Ellsworth and Kathy McBride. Right are coaches Neil Roberts and Kim McCarthy. BASKETBALL ACTION . . . This year’s captains were (bottom left) — Girls’ Varsity Basketball, Lori Bess and Tisa Silvis (not shown), and (bottom center) Boys' Varsity, Mike Emerson and John Petruzzi. J.V. Captains were (far right) Boys’ — Jim Housler, Ryan Frame, Chad Little; Girls’ — Jeannie White and Lisa Haskins. Above are (upper left) Boy’s Basketball Stats; D. Batt, T. Goodling — Girls Basketball Stats (upper right); C. Emery, C. Haskins, S. Pascarella — Girls’ basketball managers (left center); M. Kanouff, T. Jeffries — and Boys’ Basketball manager; A. Demidont. 74 ATHLETE HONORED Special Olympian Rob Cox was named McKean County’s first athlete of the year on November 17, 1987. Becoming McKean County’s first one mile runner to compete, Rob placed first, overall, in both Kane and Bradford meets and second, overall, in the state competition held in Allentown. Mrs. Joan Cox offers congratulations to her son pictured at left. T his year’s important athlet- ic figures at O-E are the following: (left) Disrtict Track Team members; Row 1 — Keli Jordan, Laurie Moyer, Lori Bess; Row 2 — Paul Warner, David Goodling; Row 3 — Renee Lawton; (middle left) Northern Tier All-Star second volleyball team member Tisa Silvis and honorable mention Michele Repine; (middle right) Penn York All-Stars Aaron Frame and John Petruzzi; (bottom left) Mike Emerson, Allegany Mt. League Big 30 Benefit Game Player; (bottom right) Ron Fitzsimmons and John Petruzzi, Christmas Basketball Tourney All-Stars. FIELD DAY FOLLIES ENTERTAIN C ield Day '87 proved to be a great success. The day began with a talent show that featured some students and faculty singing and dancing. Among the attractions were the “Raisinettes and “Lori the Showgirl.” After an outdoor lunch, the games began. Classes competed for points in sports such as the tricycle race, banana relay, the car push, and the tug-of-war. Thanks to the student council, the day proved to be full of excitement and fun for all. PRODUCTION STAFF ADDS JOURNALISTIC FLAIR TO OTTOCRAT THEME This year the OTTOCRAT Production Staff selected a newspaper theme for the yearbook. They work all year to provide the student body with a memoir of that year. The members are : (top) Ms. T. Fragle and Mrs. C. King; Johanna Milliron and Tracie Aldrich. (Middle) Kim Regis and Michelle Repine; Bill Morrisroe and Marsha Ducey. (Bottom) Chad Little; Kathy Splain and Jami McClelland. (Below) Tammy Krott and Deb Batt. (Bottom Left) Sherry McDonald and Aimee Bennett. OTTOCRAT Business Staff includes (top): Row One — Becky White, Tami Ellsworth, Stacy Bradt; Row Two — Craig Southard, Diane Moyer, Michelle Rees. This staff contacts businesses for ads. Photographers (above) are Pat Baldoni, Steve Rees, and Karl Madison. BUSINESS STAFF Advisor (top right) is Mrs. J. Regis. For the first time at O-E, a computer aided the yearbook production. Our computer operator (above right) is Kraig Obermiller. 79 PROM GOERS DAZZLED BY On May 8, 1987, the tradition of Otto-Eldred, the Jr.-Sr. Prom, once again was the highlight of the Junior year. Among the highlights were the bands Surprise Package” and “D.J. John.” The movie featured was “Top Secret and a luncheon served as a pleasant intermission between attractions. The week spent preparing for this event really gave the juniors a feeling of togetherness. United by Mrs. Glover, the Class of ’88 dazzled all who attended. “THE CITY OF LIGHTS” m CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ Homecoming was an exciting event which included the traditional spirit week, Friday pep rally, and bonfire. This year a parade and banner contest were featured at the bonfire. The Saturday football game was with Sheffield. Music was provided by Z-101. The queen candidates (right) are Tami McClain and Jennifer Welch. King candidates (middle right) are Mike Emerson and John Petruzzi. Our crowned King John and Queen Jennifer are shown at middle left. Underclassmen representatives are shown below at right (front) Gina Murawski, (back) Lynn Hartman and Tammy King. MISS O-E GAINS EXPERIENCE IN COMMUNITY SPEAKING Representing Otto-LJred as Miss 0-E was an exciting and valuable experience that I’ll always remember. I began the summer by meeting the other high school representatives who, during the following few months, became my good friends. Throughout June and July we visited various Kiwanis and Lions Clubs in McKean County where each representative spoke to the members about the coming McKean County Fair. This public speaking experience will prove to be very beneficial in the future. During fair week the other representatives and I really enjoyed ourselves, attending all of the entertaining main attractions in the evenings. I would like to express my appreciation to my classmates for allowing me to represent them as the ’87 Miss O-E and to wish this year’s queen great success. — Johanna Milliron FRIDAY MORNINGS BRIGHTENED T he Otto Horn informs its readers of weekly events as well as entertains. Subscribers look forward to such articles as the VIP Spotlight, Happy Ads, and 0-E Top Ten. With the help of advisor, Mrs. J. Regis, the staff is proud to produce our weekly school production. The Otto Horn writing staff is as follows: Row One — D. Snyder, D. Lyons, A. Parkes, D. Foley, D. Mor-risroe. Row Two — C. Foster, M. Welch, J. Wasson, T. Goodling, D. Batt. The typing staff is (clockwise) T. Ellsworth, J. Welch, T. Comino, C. Lasher, Advisor Mrs. J. Regis, S. Baker, J. McClelland, D. Moyer. 84 NEW OUTLET FOR O-E TALENT O Es writing talent shined through in the ’87 — W 88 year. The new Ottograph” literary magazine is the new outlet for this talent. Included in the magazine are essays, poetry, and artwork. With the help of advisor Mrs. M. Reichart and editors (at left) Dorette Lyons and Marsha Ducey, the Ottograph” was published bi-yearly. Hopefully, this literary magazine will be an annual event. The staff is as follows: (front row) T. Aldrich, T. Krott, T. Littlefield, D. Batt, G. Murawski, A. Bennett, K. Madison. Row two: B. Welsh, P. Baldoni, T. Burrows, J. Whiteman, S. Rees, R. Krall, R. Wilday. Row three: S. Hagg, D. Cauvel, B. Lowe, M. Ducey, D. Lyons, advisor Mrs. M. Reichart, J. Wasson, K. Jordan, C. Splain, T. Silvis, T. Jeffries. 85 “IT’S GREAT TO BE CRAZY” This year the senior class • chose to put on a play for the public. It proved to be entertaining to the audience, but fun and educational to the cast. It’s members were Deb Batt, Julie Russell, Jami McClelland, Dave Snyder, Diane Moyer, Ken Morris, Chris Emery, Mark Pascarella, Mickey Peters, Brett Danielson, Kris Slavin, Bill Morrisroe, Sherry McDonald, Johanna Milliron, Tammi Ellsworth, student director Kim Regis, faculty directors Miss McCarthy and Mr. Carlson. FUND RAISING EFFORTS PAY OFF Fundraising efforts by the Spanish Club have brought them closer to their trip to Mexico. Efforts included pop sales, candy sales, and a circus at 0-E. Members are Row 1 — Advisor Mrs. K. Mahar, D. Batt, M. Ducy, C. Davis, K. Morris, R. Krall, D. Wolfe. B. Holly. J. Wasson, M. Repine. S. Bradt, K. Owens. L. Morris, A. Bennett, G. Murawski, T. Krott, T. Silvis, K. Jordan; Row 2 — J. Petruzzi, L. Ratzel, T. Good, T. Littlefield, P. Kazmarek, C. Ducey, D. Lyons, B. Danielson, K. Slavin, T. Meserole, C. Little, J. Hollamby; Row 3 — T. Fowler, G. McClelland. T. McClain, L. Looker, K. Pistner, B. Mong. K. Regis. C. Splain, T. King, A. Meserole, A. Frame, J. Marrone, S. Veneziano, D. Goodling; Row 4 — K. Tyler, T. Ellsworth, D. Snyder, M. Halloran, J. Russell. B. Holly, J. Stuck, S. Ratzel. S. Hach, L. Manning, A. Bess, M. Emerson, B. Cummings. Officers are at mid-left — Front A. Bennett, Sec.; R. Reed, Pres.; Back — M. Rees, V.Pres.; C. Little, Treas. MEMBERS KEEP LIBRARY ORGANIZED The Library Club is a great aid to our librarian, Mrs. Stoughton. They help organize the library and do other odd jobs. Members are Row 1 — B. Gilbert, C. Haskins. J. Bennett. J. Whiteman, J. Zinzi, M. Brewer, S. Howard; Row 2 — A. Givan, S. Hagg, K. Littlefield, T. Dubetsky; Row 3 — B. Foley, T. Aldrich, M. Coffman, H. Crandell; Row 4 — D. Foley, S. Garvin, M. Ducey, B. Welsh; Row 5 — M. Foster, J. Green, D. Lyons, C. Dubetsky, H. Boser, M. Whiteman. N. Vaugn, C. Ebert. Officers are at mid-right Treas. M. Whiteman, Sec. D. Lyons, V. Pres. M. Foster. Pres. D. Foley. 87 FALL AND WINTER CHEERLEADING T he fall cheerleading squads worked hard this football season to make homecoming a big success and to cheer the teams on in times of good or bad. The seniors this year (right) were; M. Mullen, D. Moyer, J. Million, J. McClelland, J. Russell, S. Baker, J. Welch, S. McDonald. Varsity consisted of (middle); J. McClelland, G. Murawski, J. Milliron, L. Hudak, J. Wasson, M. Mullen, E. Skinner, S. McDonald, J. Russell, S. Baker, D. Moyer, R. Wilday, J. Welch. JV members were Row 1 — K. Ours, R. Long; Row 2 — T. Baldwin, B. Eaton, L. Manning, T. King, A. Cirig-liano; Row 3 — M. Collins. Bottom corner is advisor Mrs. Baker. SQUADS HIGHLIGHT SPORTING EVENTS The winter squads worked hard to bring spirit to the basketball teams. This year's Jr. High squad was (top) Row 1 — B. Schwab, S. Garvin, A. Taylor; Row 2 — J. Bennett, N. Good, H. Klein, C. Scott, R. Moyer; Row 3 — J. Ours, M. Coffman, R. Smith, S. Alger. JV members were Row 1 — B. McCartney, B. Wolf, B. Milliron, R. Moyer, J. Wares; Row 2 — F. Johnston, A. Silvis, C. Foster, I. Schaffer, R. Kio, A. Bell. Varsity members were: Row 1 — J. Wasson; Row 2 — K. Lasher, M. Mullen; Row 3 — K. -Splain, B. Eaton, T. King, D. Lasher, K. Ours, L. Hudak; Row 4 — C. Fitch, G. Murawski, I L. Manning. Advisors below are Miss K. Thumpston and Miss D. McGee. FUTURES CHALLENGED BY ALTERNATIVE TRAINING The CO-OP program consists of on-the-job training during the second half of the day. Vo-Tech consists of eight different shops which are cosmetology, health assistance, building trades and maintenance, metal working, building construction, auto mechanics, heavy equipment, and advanced office practice. The seniors are: (top right) Row 1 — T. Gross, J Southard, T. Redmond, C. Emery, K. Booth; Row 2 — R. Gross, S. Scheider, J. Heffner, G. Foster, R. Cox; Row 3 — K. Marsh, C. Fitzsimmons, R. Becham, S. McDonald, R. Farr, C. Billsborough. The juniors are (middle) Row 1 — T. Jeffries, L. Hudak, C. Crandall, T. Housier, T. Lawhead, S. Hazel-tine, P. Smith, D. Holly; Row 2 — C. Freer, K. Schneider, C. Crandall, K. Pilon, S. Kriner, L. Moyer, C. Madison, R. Ours; Row 3 — R. Witzell, J. Grimes, D. Walker, T. Moyer, R. Knight, M. Davis, M. Baldwin, R. Fitzsimmons, B. McLaughlin, K. Timblin, The sophomores consist of (bottom right) Row 1 — S. Dowell, K. Cummings, D. Crowe, H. Gordon; Row 2 — J. Roberts, W. Schimp, J. Hazeltine, S. Hauber; Row 3 — D. Wilcox, R. Covert, T. Taylor. The CO-OP members are (below) Row 1 — K. McDonald, S. Reedy, S. Clancy, A. Coscia; Row 2 — S. Baker, S. Kio, B. Harris, M. Hahn, C. Rodgers; Row 3 — M. Rees, S. Kerr, T. Taylor, D. Hepfer, R. Good. ACTIVITIES GALORE The Student Council has sponsored many successful events again this year including the annual Novemberfest, Christmas door decorating contest, dances, and other activities. Mrs. C. Stoughton (below) is the advisor. The Council representatives are (grade 7) H. Klein, A. Batt, T. Little; (grade 8) J. McDonald, B. Welsh, J. Zinzi, A. Taylor; (grade 9) M. Miller, J. King, B. Milliron; (grade 10) K. Obermiller, G. McClelland, D. Morrisroe, T. Littlefield; (grade 11) C. Fitch, G. Murawski, T. Silvis, L. Bess; (grade 12) K. Jordan, L. Looker, D. Snyder, J. Petruzzi. SENIOR CHOIR PROVIDES Soprano section: Row 1 — K. Ours, R. Long, M. Lowe, P. Kazmarek, C. Ducey, T. Comino, C. Lasher; Row 2 — T. Ellsworth, M. Collins, T. Krott, C. Fitch, S. Bradt, L. Doty, M. Ducy, T. Aldrich; Row 3 — T. Silvis, K. Owens, L. Manning, R. Wilday, L. Ratzel, V. Mullen, J. Russell, M. Peters, C. Davis; Row 4 — R. Campbell, S. Ratzel, C. Splain, D. Lasher, J. Krall, T. Littlefield, M. Repine, B. White, A. Bennett. C'X ne of the pluses here at O-E is our music department. Fifty percent of the music department is the chorus under the direction of Mrs. Weaver (above). Otto-Eldred’s Senior Choir consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors whose talent fascinates their audiences. That fascination is preceeded by long hard hours of work by all involved. Bass and Tenor section: Row 1 — J. Hol-lamby, J. Housler, C. Little, C. Rau, D. Foley; Row 2 — B. Morrisroe, S. Kio, D. Morrisroe, G. McClelland, C. Southard; Row 3 — (standing) B. Danielson, K. Morris, K. Bartholomew, M. Foster, B. Delong, J. Stuck, T. Ellsworth, M. Holloran. QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT Here are O-E’s irreplaceable instrumenal-ists (above) clockwise from top — D. Batt, J. Milliron, C. Davis, A. Demidont. Officers (left) — clockwise from top — V.P. C. Little, Bass Rep. K. Bartholomew, Alto Rep. J. McClelland, Pres. K. Regis, Sec. Treasurer J. Milliron, Soprano Rep. A. Bennett. YOUNG TALENT UP ’N’ COMING The Junior Choir and Seventh Grade Choir are delighting con-certgoers with their blended voices and choreography of special numbers. Great effort can be seen in these young performers. The 9th grade members are: Row 1 — J. Heffner, T. Kanouff, B. McCartney; Row 2 — N. Vaugn, J. Wares, B. Easton; Row 3 — T. Moyer, J. Lawton, T. Baldwin, A. Cirigliano, B. Wolf; Row 4 — T. Moses, D. Causer, A Hathaway, C. Foster, J. Love; Row 5 — F. Johnston, R. Palmer, K. Bartholemew, T. Strait; Row 6 — V. Morris, L. Hartman, B. Milliron, N. Budinger, P. Hahn; Row 7 — K. Davis, M. Welch, T. McDonald; Row 8 — J. King, S. Bell, M. Disney, S. Gray, M. Miller. The 8th grade choir members are: Row 1 — E. Gulnac, L. Miles, E. Bell, E. Schaffer, R. Kio, K. Scott, C. Wank, D. Frost, J. Lasher, B. Schwab, M. Batt, J. Zinzi, S. Alger, B. Welsh; Row 2 — A. Demidont, S. Ours, B. Lowe, A. Taylor, C. Haskins, K. Littlefield, R. Jacoby, A. Southard, K. Obermiller, K. Givan. S. Garvin, C. Bhe, E. Bennett, S. Moyer; Row 3 — C. Ebert, C. Booth, C. Burrows, G. Jackson, C. Sweitzer, H. Crandell, S. Hyde, M. Irons, T. Burrows. The 7th grade choir members are: Row 1 — M. Gray, J. Farr, H. Klein, J. Ekas, N. Vaugn, S. Silvis, J. Ekas, M. Brewer, J. Bennett, A. Looker, B. Wank; Row 2 — K. Murawski, C. Torpey, A. Givan, W. Green, T. Dudetsky, C. Bradt, S. Stickle, J. Haskins, T. Hauber, R. Fowler, K. Crandell; Row 3 — C. King, K. Cousins, M. Splain, K. Sullivan, H. Cousins, J. Danielson, B. Covert, N. Bennett, J. Ours, P.J. Fox, T. Little. FUTURE BROADWAY STARS LI ere’s the O-E Show Choir singing and I ' dancing their way into the hearts of their audiences. This group ranges from sophomores to seniors who try out and are selected by Advisor Mrs. G. Weaver. The Show Choir annually entertains the area elementary schools to spark interest in this activity. The Show Choir members are: Row 1 — B. Morrisroe, L. Ratzel, C. Southard, R. Wilday, D. Foley; Row 2 — G. Murawski, C. Little, C. Splain, M. Repine, B. Danielson, D. Morrisroe; Row 3 — L. Bess, K. Downey, M. Collins, S. Kio, L. Manning, J. Krall; Row 4 — T. King, D. Moyer, K. Regis, A. Bennett; Row 5 — J. Wasson, J. McClelland, K. Morris, R. Long, G. McClelland, B. Eaton. TALENT SHOWN OFFSTAGE T o the right are the eight people • who aren't in the spotlight at concert time. They are backstage working the lights, curtains, staging of risers, and microphones. The Stage Crew is as essential as the choir in performances. They are: Row 1 — K. Jordan, C. Emery, E, Clancy; Row 2 — T. Strait, S. Rees; Row 3 — S. Fitzsimmons, D. James, T. Bradt. Seniors in choir are Row 1 — D. Foley, C. Lasher, T. Commino, M. Mullen, V. Mullen; Row 2 — B. Danielson, S. Baker, J. Russell, J. Welch, D. Moyer, J. McClelland, K. Regis, J. Milliron, M. Peters; Row 3 — K. Morris, M. Foster, J. Hol-lamby, S. Kio, B. Morris roe, T. Ellsworth. DISTRICT CHOIR C- our talented vocalists were sent to Dis-• tricts this year. These choir members are (clockwise from top) Robin Wilday (Soprano I), Dale Foley (Tenor), Mike Foster (Bass), and Gina Murawski (Alto). Mike and Dale placed high enough to go on to Regionals. 96 SR-«8 _ X SS?=® _ FINE TUNING SHOWS IN GROWING CONCERT BAND The concert bands worked hard this year to put on two concerts for the public to enjoy. This year’s Jr. high members (upper left) are: Row 1 — B. Covert, S. Garvin, M. Coffman, B. Lowe, S. Hagg, K. Givan, R. Moyer, C. Osgood, J. Danielson, B. Schwab; Row 2 — K. Crandell, K. Obermiller, A. Demidont, A. Looker, Miss Thumpston; Row 3 — C. King, S. Roundsville, S. Hepfer, A. Batt, J. Ekas, J. Miller. (Middle left) Director Miss K. Thumpston. (Bottom left) the senior band: Row 1 — L. Ratzel, T. Krott, A. Bess, H. Boser, K. Stoddard, L. Hartman, B. Foley, D. Cauvel, S. McDonald, D. Lyons; Row 2 — B. Silvis, S. Smith, D. Batt, S. Bell, D. Schneider, T. Bennett, C. Lasher, J. Wankel, P. Straker, C. Smith, P. Bosworth, D. Lasher, Miss Thumpston. THE RHYTHM IS GONNA GET YOU T he Otto-Eldred Terror March- ing Band has strived to make the 1987-1988 season the best yet. Traveling to various destinations, these young performers have got what it takes to make a marching band successful. The drum majors this year were (right) D. Batt, C. Smith. The color guard members were (far right) Row 1 — B. Mong, K. Pistner, L. Morris; Row 2 — M. Lowe, T. Littlefield, K. Littlefield, T. Moyer, B. McCartney. Seniors (below) are Row 1 — C. Smith, T. Goodling, D. Batt; Row 2 — D. Lyons, P. Straker, C. Lasher. Head drum major was C. Smith, assistant D. Batt. Color Guard captains were T. Littlefield and K. Pistner. Yet another part of the band are those out of the spotlight, willing to put in many hard hours to help the final outcome be complete. The Band Aides are K. Obermiller, G. Givan, M. Johnston, D. Wolfe. Pictured below is the Terror Marching Band. Row 1 — J. Danielson, I. Schaffer; Row 2 — S. Bell, T. Goodling, D. Lyons, S. Hagg, B. Schwab, D. Cauvel, S. Hepfer, S. Smith; Row 2 — M. Stoddard, K. Stoddard, B. Foley, A. Parkes, K. Lasher, H. Boser, B. Lowe, M. Coffman, C. Lasher, L. Ratzel, T. Krott; Row 3 — A. Batt, J. Wankel, A. Demidont, S. Bell, D. Schneider, P. Straker, D. Lasher, P. Bos-worth, K. Givan, S. Garvin, K. Obermiller, T. Bennett, L. Hartman, J. Miller; Row 3 — M. Johnston, K. Obermiller, B. Mong, L. Morris, T. Littlefield, M. Lowe, D. Batt, C. Smith, T. Moyer, K. Pistner, B. McCartney, K. Littlefield, D. Wolfe, G. Givan. BAND MEMBERS GO ABOVE AND BEYOND T his year, fifteen band students were chosen • for the I.U. 9 band festivals and three were chosen for districts. The Sr. High members are (right) Row 1 — S. McDonald; Row 2 — D. Schneider, T. Krott, D. Lyons; Row 4 — C. Lasher, P. Straker. The district band members are (below) C. Smith, D. Batt, L. Ratzel. C. Smith was a member of regional band. The Jr. I.U. 9 members are (bottom right) Row 1 — K. Givan, A C. Demidont, K. Obermiller; Row 2 — T. Bennett, L. Hartman, H. Boser; Row 3 — J. Wankel, B. Silvis, B. Lowe. Again the annual Novemberfest was a big success. The P.T.O.'s, Lions Clubs, classes 7-12, senior choir, and Ottocrat were among those who participated. Activities this year were the book fair, photo booth, bake sales, the traditional haunted house along with several other money-making booths. Thank you Student Council for an enjoyable evening! NOVEMBERFEST ENTERTAINS COMMUNITY TALENTED JOURNALISTS GET PUBLISHED Terror Tracks is a special section in Port Allegany’s weekly publication, the Reporter Argus. Students involved in Terror Tracks at 0-E write about sporting events, special happenings, and social happenings. Terror Tracks is advised by Mrs. G. Cummings. Writers are: Row 1 — T. Silvis, K. Owens, L. Morris, S. Bradt; Row 2 — J. Stuck, C. Ducey, A. Bennett, R. Wilday; Row 3 — T. Littlefield, M. Ducey, M. Repine, T. Aldrich; Row 4 — B. Danielson, Advisor Mrs. G. Cummings. GIFTED ACADEMICS T he Enrichment is a group of studemts ranging from I seventh to twelfth grade with a special academic ability. Row 1 — S. Bell, D. Morrisroe, J. Whiteman, K. Obermiller, A. Demidont; Row 2 — A. Looker, H. Klein, D. Snyder. ALL-STAR CHEERLEADER HONORED onnie Hudak (right) was chosen as the All-Star Cheerleader at ■the 0-E Christmas Tournament. 102 NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCED The National Honor Society consists of seniors and juniors who show leadership ability, service, academic ability, and good character. The 2-year members (left) are D. Snyder, J. Milliron, J. Russell, K. Regis, K. Jordan. New Senior members — Row 1 — J. McClelland, D. Batt; Row 2 — M. Emerson, B. Morrisroe, B. Danielson. New Junior members — Row 1 — T. Aldrich, T. Silvis, T. Krott; Row 2 — K. Splain, M. Ducey, T. Meserole; Row 3 — M. Repine, C. Little, S. Rees. PSBA This year’s PSBA (Pennsylvania School Board Associaltion) convention was attended by second ranking senior Dave Snyder and top ranking junior Tracie Aldrich. VARSITY 0-E HELPS SCOREBOARD FUND Our lettermen have put their selling talents to work to help other organizations raise money to obtain a new scoreboard. The officers (right) are (sitting) K. Owens, L. Bess, J. Milliron; (standing) K. Tyler, C. Little, B. Holly. The Varsity Club members (middle) are Row 1 — S. Rees, T. Silvis, T. Fowler, B. White, L. Ratzel; Row 2 — J. Milliron, S. McDonald, M. Emerson, D. Moyer, K. Marsh, G. Foster, M. Windsor, M. Windsor; Row 3 — K. McBride, M. Mullen, K. Slavin, L. Looker, K. Jordan, J. Petruzzi, B. Holly, P. Straker; Row 4 — V. Mullen, C. Emery, J. Welch, J. McClelland, J. Russell. S. Kerr, C. Rodgers, C. Smith. Additional members (bottom) are Row 1 — D. James, S. Brown, P. Warner; Row 2 — K. Lasher, D. Lasher, S. Hach, K. Tyler, S. Ratzel, B. Keator, T. King, C. Little; Row 3 — G. Murawski, M. Repine, L. Bess, K. Owens, L. Morris, B. Mong, R. Lawton; Row 4 — L. Moyer, M. Baldwin, D. Goodling, K. Bartholomew, S. Collins, C. Budinger, T. Jeffries. Advisor is Mrs. M. Gibbs. SECTION CLASSIFIED F EVERYTHING WE TOUCH MAX A. VANEPPS Parker Enterprises AUTO, LIFE, AND FIRE INSURANCE 147 Main St. Eldred, PA 16731 814-225-3137 RIXFORD, PA PHONE: 362-3565 LAP TRANSPORT INC. Spring Hill Restaurant 147 Main St. Eldred, PA 16731 814-225-3137 169 S. Main St. Portville, NY 14770 | Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 | $)r. O. Boyce McDivitt Best Wishes to the Class of’88 and Staff Portville Village Convenience Store Portville, NY 14770 933-8188 ’W'R.CA E 1 ON CUTLERY CO. Dale’s Barber and 20 RuSSCLu BOULEVARD Bradford penna-i670i Styling Shop RIXFORD MARKET Eldred, PA “The Friendly Store” Rixford, PA STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS MARCELLA RAKOCY Agent RC Service Center 1519 E. State Road, R.D. 4 Olcan, NY 14760 Bus.: (716) 373-3055 Duke Center, PA 966-3422 Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 aaIa P Best Wishes to the Class of’88 TAYLOR ROOFING CO. 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NY 14760 OTTOELDRED EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ’Serv ce Stores Shop Save at MAHARS-SERVICE STORES Front Main Streets 1504 W. State Street 1020 N. Union Street South Main St. ■ Portville Best of Luck to the Class of '88 115 Mon.-Thurs. 9-5 Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5 or by Appt. TUTTS BIG TALL SHOP Clothes for Large Men The Big The Tall We Fit Them All v 393 EM Main St. Phone ■rord. PA 16701 1(814) 368-4512 TOPS IENDLY MARKETS Open 24 hrsia 7 days a week JIM SHIELDS’ BODY SHOP Sst Wishes to the Class of ’88 Lewis Run. PA 16738 O MANUFACTURING COMPANY BRADFORD, PA. 16701 Right from the Start! e you looking for the right place to n youiv college education? JCC is t from the start. 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LITTLE NIPPERETTES Olean, NY Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 _ I (814)362-3888 DEXTER’S QUAKER STATE p A For All Your Jewelry Needs ASK DESIGN MANUFACTURING a awa complete auto service and auto body Collision Center RYDER Truck Rentals 156 W. Washington Street Bradford, Pennsylvania 16701 owner Alan M. Dexter M Custom Jewelry Design Trade Repairs Martin Maynard Main St. Eldred, PA (814) 225-3335 129 Seniors to be, ALL this is for YOU! • Creative Photographers. • Casual outdoor settings. • Formal academic settings. • Variety of backgrounds. • State-of-the-art camera and lighting equipment. Plus your yearbook print made to your school's specifications, and delivered on time per contract with your school. krdoii Studios THE BIG LOOP Welcome to the Wonderful World of Horses and Country Vacations Ardith White 814-225-4406 Good Luck to the Class of ’88 ■I ..- I ' ■ X BARDENBROOK ROAD. ELDRED. PA! 16731 PHOTOCOPYING PRINTING BUSINESS CARDS RESUMES RAFFLE TICKETS BUSINESS FLYERS TRANSPARENCIES BOOKLETS PHONE (81-4) 225-3110 MARGUERITE MILLER. OWNER OPERATOR ,asS Artline Road Eldred, PA 132 MEN WOMEN HAIR STYLING CLIP CURL by Linda Beckham 814-225-3440 191 Main St. Eldred, PA COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT W. MERRY and SONS OTTO-ELDRED SPORTS BOOSTERS Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 ELDRED DIVISION Ethan Allen inc. Eldred, PA WHITE HAWK BEEF CO. Eldred, PA PECORA, DUKE BABCOX Attorney-at-Law Stanley E. Pecora, Jr. Charles Jeffrey Duke Deborah W. Babcox Mark J. Hollenbeck, Associate Best Wishes to the Class of ’88. Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 KEN’S USED AUTO SALES INC. Ken and Judy Kio Eldred, PA Phone: 225-3319 Jr r. . R PATRONS ♦ACME BUSINESS MACHINES Olean. NY AL’S SALES SERVICE Eldrcd. PA JOHN ASH CLEANERS Olean NY ♦BALDONES SPORT SHOP Eldrcd PA •BOB S BARBER SHOP Portville, NY ♦BRADFORD ERA Bradford. PA ♦CAMER A C ENT! f Olean. NY ♦ELDRED PAINT BODY SHOP Eldrcd. PA ♦SENIOR CENTER Eldrcd, PA ♦ELDREDSUB SHOP Eldrcd. PA ♦GOLDSMITH GUN SHOP Duke Center. PA ♦GRAHAM'S FLORIST Bradford. PA ♦KEVIN J. HANLEY INSUR.' Portville. NY ♦TASTA PIZZA Bradford. PA tANCE AG ♦DR. IVAN H. HARRISON Portville, NY HOLCOMB AGENCY. INC. Portville, NY ♦HORIZONS GILT CENTER Bradford. PA ♦JENSEN PAINT CO. Bradford, PA ♦JOANN’S BEAUTY SHOP Eld red, PA ♦LESTER SHOE STORE Olean, NY ♦LLOYD-SM1 HI COMPANY Bradford, PA ♦M AN’S WORLD Bradford. PA ♦MAYER-BRAUSER Bradford. PA ♦MCDONALD’S Bradford, PA ♦OLEAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE Olean. NY ♦PROPER’S GREENHOUSE Bradford. PA , . ♦STEINHART’S LIBERTY CO. _ Olean, NY — rjr n v IV STAFF STUFF JOHANNA MILLIRON, Editor-in-Chief KJM REGIS, Senior Editor DEBORAH BATT, Underclassmen Editor BILL MORRISROE, Admin. Faculty Editor SHERRY McDonald, Activities Editor JOHANNA MILLIRON, Sports Editor jami McClelland. Ads Editor J[ MS. TONI FRAGLE. Advisor MRS. CONNIE KING, Advisor MRS. JANICE REGIS, Bus. Staff Advis TRACIE ALDRICH, Asst. Editor-in-Chie MICHELE REPINE, Asst. Senior Editor TAMMY KROTT, Asst. Underclassmen Editor MARSHA DUCEY, Asst. Admin. Faculty Editor AMY BENNETT, Asst. Activities Editor CHAD LITTLE, Asst. Sports and Art Editor KATHLEEN SPLAIN, Asst. Ads and Art Editor KRAIG OBERMILLER, Computer Operations E X T B A r Senior Business Staff: TAM I ELLSWORTH DIANE MOYER MARK PASCARELLA MICHELE REES 136 Junior Business Staff: CRAIG SOUTHAI ROBIN WILDAY STACY BRADT BECKY WHITE Junior Photographers: KARL MADISON STEVE REES PAT BALDONI