Reynolds High School - Crest Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1988 volume:

TABLE vCONTENTS t 53 f “ReytuxM ‘R kuC tyteetvlMe, ‘PeKKty KuUa f6 25 V Um XXVIII ”7 Mmu Junior Attendant Michele Blake Escort Joel Link Sophomore Attendant LeaAnn Koehne Escort Neil Shepard Freshman Attendant Janelle Ondo Escort Sean DeCiancio 4 Introduction f f 'J Taking a break before practice for the Homecoming ceremony are the class representatives. Tears of joy dampen Holly’s face as she’s crowned by last year’s queen Angie Murcko. Some shade-y characters! The Raiders started out Homecoming night, September 25, with a roll over the Sharpsville Blue Devils, 46-17 At halftime Angie Murcko relinquished the crown of Homecoming queen to Holly Messina. The other attendants included seniors Vicki Kasbee and Tami Sherbondy, junior Michele Blake, sophomore LeaAnn Koehne, and freshman Janelle Ondo. The Homecoming dance was from 8-11 p.m. on September 26 for grades 9-12. The students who attended danced to the beat of the ‘‘Rockaholics.” The theme was “I Won’t Forget You.” The memories of this joyful occasion will never be forgotten. ‘‘It was every bit as good as other years if not better. The weather was in our favor,” stated Mrs. Carol Moon, math teacher and co-advisor of Stu- dent Council. Kimberly Jo Malencia Introduction 5 Couples. Below. On the count of three, turn and fire! Right. Together to the end of time. Do I have a proposition for you! Pretty as a picture. I wanna 'hold your hand. 6 Introduction “ 4 JlcCtfe Sit Lockers. Counter Clockwise. Where’s a step ladder, when ypu need one! The collegic look. Is it Christmas, yet? (HOHO). If you think this is mpssy, you should see my bedroom. STARTLING NEWS Your locker reveals the true you Did you know that there are 2,409 lockers in our school; however, only about 45% of them are actually used. Of course we all know how empty lock- ers are confiscated by upper classmen, and thus the actual percentage is prob- ably considerably higher. Many students reveal their true selves by adding miscellaneous items to their lockers. You can always tell the ‘‘jock’s” lock- er for the inside door is lined with photos of beauties in bathing suits or better yet a centerfold (without the sta- ple) of Miss June. On the other hand, the “popular” girl’s locker is filled with everything from vanity miribrs and memo pads to pictures of Chippendale dancers and lip gloss. And then finally there are the two complete opposites. The “neat” fanatic who alphabetizes all their books and makes sure everything is dust-free, while the “first class slob shoves ev- erything and anything in his locker, causing an avalanche every time he opens his locker. But this just goes to show the saying ‘To each his own” is alive and well at Reynolds High. Introduction 7 axed” look, while Joel makes a fashion state- ru nt with his vihrant shirt and contrasting lacket. and Rudv shows the laid'back Acid-washed denim was sizzling, [.aura is wearing her acidic jack- Kyle displays the liberal look in his “Bugle Boy” sweatshirt, while Paul goes for the radical John Lennon look. FADS AND ... 8 Introduction These class A students are dressed in “casual” yet “formal wear of the year Foreign phrases were seen plastered on shirts every- where. Bonnie has .one with a French motif Vicki is an example of the typical teenager, as she is dressed in an oversized, faded, denim jacket and is ready for anything! Introduction 9 Alvin s wild-patterned shirt expresses his opinion that the times are changing, as di l many of the other shirts worn by students this past calendar season Friends share everything — even their Christmas catalogs, be your friend.” ‘Lean on me . . . and I’ll 10 Introduction 'ZOe s4%e 76e ' from the beginning of the XV Winter Olympic games held in Calgary, many students have been in the Olympic spirit. Rey- nolds High School will put in a bid for the summer games in 1992 to be held in an anonymous field in Fredonia. In addition to the traditional events, we have added a few of our own. Sophomore Riche e Campbell is our first promising competitor in a new Olympic event; she will be participating in the “52 + pick- up . hoping to merit the title of Quicker Picker Upper. Her train ing ground is the yellow hall where she can be found most any after- noon wiling away the hours. Good luck. Richele. A second participant is Miles Lawrence, a leading contender in flag raising and lowering. Miles practices daily and has an assis- tant. Miss April DeWolf, who might act as a substitute if Miles’ strained biceps don’t improve. Jody and Jami King are considered experts in the field of sib- ling rivalry. Since day 1 these two seniors have been vying with each other for first place. Action between these devoted athletes is expected to be a fight to the bitter end. Jami was quoted in the press last week as stating that even though Jody looked like him, she was not identical and therefore could not be expected to be vic- torious. Another prominent competitor is Charlene Kuhn; she is the World Junior Champion in co-ed arm wrestling. She will be defend- ing her title against arch rival Brad “Cooter Manville who lost to her during the World Championship Tournament. Brad has been building muscle recently by following a high protein diet. Most nights will find him working up a big appetite at Pizza Joe’s Our final contender for the games is Sherry Fenton who is shown above at a recent practice session. Sherry, as many of you are probably unaware, is the World Champion Morocco Beater Sherry displays a love for this sport. She showed considerable skill at an early age when she, carrying a baseball bat, began to chase her younger brother Matt. We at Reynolds wish the athletes the best ol luck. Bring home the gold! -by Denny Daniello r,cilured,above: Richele Campbell, Miles Lawrence, Sherry Fenton, Charlene Kuhn, Brad Manville. Jodi King and Jami King. -4- Introduction 11 Clockwise. If only I could fine the guy that goes with the jacket! Quick, Dave, smile; he’s taking our picture! A well-matched couple. We love posing for pictures. 12 Introduction Clockwise. Dancing the night away. The excitements too much for us! On our best behav- ior. Cherishing the moment. “Hanging out in the lobby. The RHS junior senior prom, sponsored b ieraton Inn, West Middlesex on May 1, 1987 The band “Rockaholics performed to the jys were given a beer mug and gals a wine At the strike of midnight after-prom fun ca ovies, and the best of the band “Cheshire C The decorations, which included balloons jdents a feeling of nostalgia that brought Clockwise. Monkey see, monkey do. The last we’ve seen of the Mojica’s? I wonder if our cover will be discov- ered. Well, how much money should we take from this account? Rock ettes, eat your hearts out. Winter Wonderland Queen Vicki Kasbee. just like to look at the pic- tures. Don’t come any closer. The way to a man’s heart. Clockwise. Working as hard as ever? Teacher’s pet? En los libros de escribir, en la pagina quince. Talking to yourself again, Lorie? And your next question is: “What’s black and white and red all over?” It’s not that funny, Sally. King Robert III? You two take the cake. Amo, amas, a mat ... If only I’d stud- ied! Introduction 15 64 Dedicated fo tAe One 0e dlave .. !' un lease fasten your seat belts. We’re about to land.” is a familiar phrase the 1987-88 yearbook recipient, Miss Mary Lynn Varley has often heard, B as she enjoys traveling around the world. Some of her more memorable A vacation spots have been visits to Ireland, East Berlin, Germany, Boston, and Vancover, Canada. Future excursions on her wish list are visits to China, England, Russia, and back to Germany and Ireland. Although throughout her high school years at Reynolds she always wanted to be a teacher, after graduation, she started out as a science major, attending the University of Pittsburgh; she was pursing a pharmaceutical career. However, during the course of her study she changed her major to German in which she earned her Bachelor Degree of Science. Afterwards Miss Varley remained at Pitt to complete one year of master work in Latin. After receiving her position at Reynolds, she attended Youngstown State University part-time, where she eventually merited her Master of Arts in English. Since then she has gone back to Y.S.U., picking up a few courses in photography and computers. Miss Varley is a very active and busy faculty member, as she is adviser for the year book and German Latin Club and co-adviser for the National Honor Society. When she finds the time in between the chaos of yearbook meetings, she enjoys reading, gardening, photography, quilting, and playing backgammon and tennis. She also enjoys raising Cocker Spaniels, as she shares her home with four. Her baby dog ii named Bear; the other three are her mother's, but as she says, “What’s yours. Mother, is mine.” Some day she would like to own a greenhouse and a kennel for Cocker Spaniels Some of her favorites are the movie Dr. Zhivago, actress Meryl Streep, musical grou| Heart, and the song Memories from the musical Cats. Kim Lary, president of National Honor Society, stated, “Miss Varley is a very under standing and responsible person. This dedication is very appropriate, since she is ver committed to her teaching and other related activities.” 16 Introduction Counter Clockwise. Four's company? The laid back life of the Irish definitely cap- tivates Miss Varley, as she contemplates looking for the pot o’ gold. Til get that shot of that leprechaun, yet. Yearbook layouts, Latin, yearbook layouts, German, yearbook layouts, Latin, yearbook layouts, German ... Is that all there is? Load- ing the car for a day of site-seeing in East Berlin. 0 Blast t u PAST This year’s seniors were asked their opinion of what they think ‘‘Senioritis”means and here’s what some of them (and some of the faculty) had to say. . . When you start acting like an escapee from a wacko-ward and your teachers don’t get mad or yell; after all, you’ll probably end up there someday anyhow — Wendy Durst... Having the best times with your friends and praying your car won’t die somewhere in the boonies — Kar- en Campbell... An infection that spreads from one student to another. This year’s caught it from last year’s — Mr. Gay... When your attitude gets too big for your high school — Brian Brockway ... Laying on the pole vault pits during track practice — Mr. Williams... Seniors skipping school because they’re allergic to senior classes — Jason Reinhart . . . Coming to school with a hangover — Brian Brest . . . Inflammation of the ambition center of twelfth grade academians in late stages of educa- tional development brought on by inorganic causes — Mr. Clark... Dis- ease curable only by a square hat and Pomp and Circumstance” — Mr. Musgrove... “Senioritis” is when you’d rather go cruisin’ in your Chev- elle than eat a school lunch — PaulHarpst... Threatening younger kids for anything and getting away with most anything — Todd Herriott.. . The itch to do something wild and crazy because this year is the last chance to be noticed — Dave Turner — by Kim Malencia and Nanci Simpkins Comfy cozy at the pep assembly are Earl Hunter, Jeff Smith, and Andy Thompson. Matthew Albaugh Jennifer Beckdol Joel Armstrong Kathy Bernard Samuel Aurandt James Blaire Teresa Bartell Brad Boyd 18 Seniors Senior class officers. Brad Boyd, vice-president; Barry Roscoe, presi- dent; Tami Sherbondy, secretary; Kim Lary, treasurer. Sheila Braun Brian Brest Brian Brockway Heidi Brandt Heather Collins James Collins Debra Collins Tammy Brannon Karen Campbell Gretchen Cresswell I---1 BLAST au PAST | 88 |---—----------- Above. Class Clown Renee Merrill gets a push in the right direction from Best Personali- ty Winner Vicki Kasbee. Right. Best Singers (not best tonsils) are Paul Spargo and Marcy Link. Scott Davis 20 Seniors Gerald Detelich Wendy Durst Shannon Crytzer Dennis Daniello Joyce Davis Jennifer Dye Jamie Eckert Julie Frazier Charles Gibbs Nicole Gladysz Jennifer Erdman Dwaine Garansi Shadley Gill Melvin Glaister Seniors 21 BLAST tt PAST Kathleen Hart Mark Higbee Jody Heasley Shane Hilles Shawn Coda Paul Harpst Leroy Herman Denise Homer Christopher Haag Renita Harpst Todd Herriott Sally Humphrey 22 Seniors Earl Hunter Tracey Hunter Jeffrey Jackson Vincent Jones Voted as having the Nicest Hair were Blaine Kettering and Becky Whyte. Top. Becky Whyle and Don Sweitzer were voted as the Cutest Senior Cou- ple. (Aren’t they cute?) Seniors 23 It’s the return of Tiger Beat. BLAST au PAST Kyle Junk Blaine Kettering Bonnie Kidd Jon Kilgore Vicki Kasbee Jodi King Kurt Klink Dave Kloss Daniel Keeley Jami King 24 Seniors Kenneth Knauff Heather Lane Michael Konig Kimberly Lary Jason Kukol Deborah Letcher Seniors 25 Brian Mack Dale McCright 26 Seniors Seabrook Marini Janet McLaughlin Laura Long Gregory Lutheran Kimberly Mason Renee Merrill Elizabeth Lorigan Tina Mabry Glenn Mathieson Penni Merritt Holly Messina Frederick Miller Karen Milliren Melissa Notestine John Mills Angela Open Jodie Nezdoba Jodi Palm Patricia Miller Maureen Noll Ronald Park Seniors 27 28 BLAST au PAST Daniel Patterson Susie Pauch Vickie Proctor Lisa Russell Tracy Patton David Plotner Jennifer Prosser Lisa Sanford Jason Reinhart Julia Seger Barry Roscoe Sherry Shafer BLAST ttc PAST Renee Smith Curtis Stoyer Stacey Soros Donald Sweitzer Paul Spargo Andrew Thompson Get it right, already! 30 Seniors Sarah Stevens Jon Kilgore and Wendy Durst have been voted as having the Most Sex Jill Titus Appeal. Oooh, Doggie, ain’t they sexy? John Toth James Tupper Brad Boyd and Renita Harpst are pumping iron because they’re Most Athletic. Gotta keep in shape! Below left. Brian Brock way and Kim Lary are Most Likely To Succeed. Don’t they look successful? Below. Mark Higbee and Reenie Noll were elected Biggest Flirts. Get your hands off me, you flirt! nr David Turner David Wade Lisa Wade Brian Uzarski Brent Valentine Stephanie Vasbinder William Wagner Seniors 31 BLAST a. PAST Top. F-I-OH-T!! Center. Tina Mab- ry, Hall Roamer, is checking lor teachers. Right. Usa Sanford and Jason Kukol have been elected Most Bashful. (Believe it or not these are shy seniors.) Patty Went Phillip Yudt r - Stevan Waleff David White Michael Yusko 32 Seniors 7 ■m e In Memory of Jennifer Lynn Reszke In the spring the smell of fresh flowers in bloom Reminds me of the cold place where we gathered with you in gloom. But in the summer, when the sun is shining bright, I remember in your eyes that special light. In the fall the sight of the first white snow Reminds me of your special glow. When seeing friends by each others’ sides at Christmas time Sometimes I feel-you’re still by mine. You see, Jenn, I think of you year ’round Almost never bearing a frown. After we graduate Separate ways our friends will take. But the remembrance of you I won’t let fade For I know the special friendship we have made. Jill L Titus Jennifer Lynn Reszke VPt % c a at 3n £ taring kJ 7U) (fiJ2 ury- ,Tjirvr Tv(VN Cojffsf' ThJUcMu '3r a Joseph Humphrey 33 V 0 c % e c t a r Matt Albaugh “Rudy” June 20, 1970 Jazz Band Roady 11, 12; Latin Club 10, 11, 12; Marching Band Manager 10, 11; National Honor Society 12, Secretary; Stage Crew 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11; Aca- demic All-American 11. Teresa Bartell Giggles” August 22,1970 Vo- Tech Health Assistant; Spanish 9; HOSA 11, 12 Assistant Treasurer 12. Jennifer Beckdol “Jenni” August 15, 1970 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 J.V. Basketball Captain 11; Latin Club 9; Spanish Club 10; Track Statistician 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Kathy Bernard “Kat” July 22, 1970 Spanish Club 9, 10. Brad Boyd “Brad” October 26, 1969 Class Vice-President 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Social Chairman 12; Ensemble 11,12, So- cial Chairmen 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12, Treasurer 12; Track 10; Varsity “R” 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 11, 12, Tri-Captain 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 10, 11, 12; American Legion Award 9; Academic All-American 10, 11, 12. Heidi Sue Brandt “Hilga” June 22, 1970 Cheerleader 9, 10 Manager; F.F.A. 10; Horse Club 9; Latin Club 9; Majorette 11, 12; Span- ish Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Presi- dent 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 Presi- dent 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12. Tammy Brannon “Tam” February 6, 1970 Spanish Club 9, 10. Sheila K. Braun “Sheeba” March 19, 1970 Concert Band 9, 12; German Club 12; Mar- ching Band 12, Manager; Spanish Club 9. Brian Brockway “Ned” October 17, 1969 Latin 9, 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 12; Academic All-American 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12; National Leadership and Service Award 10, 11, 12; Pennsylvania Free Enterprise Week ’87 12. Karen Campbell “Red” February 17, 1970 German Club 10, 11; Girls’ Basketball Statis- tician 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9; Yearbook 11, 12. Heather Collins “Heather” June 25, 1970 James Collins, Jr. “Billy” January 27, 1970 Vo-Tech Welding; F.F.A. 10. Gretchen Cresswell “Gretch” September 4, 1970 Vo-Tech Carpentry. Shannon Crytzer “Shan” November 20, 1969 German Club 12; Girls’ Basketball 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9. 10, 11, 12. Dennis Daniello “Denny” April 21, 1970 Latin Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Yearbook 9, 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12: Newspaper 9, 10, 11. 12. Pho- tographer 11; Leadership All-American 11, 12; Academic All-American 10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Seniors 12; National Leadership and Service Award 11, 12. Joyce Davis “Joyce” July 12, 1969 Newspa- per Staff 12. Scott Davis “Scott” August 27, 1970 F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Jerry Detelich “Jerry” March 11, 1970 F.F.A. 11, 12. Wendy Marie Durst “Bean” October 2, 1970 Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Ensemble 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Raiderette 10, 11, Captain 11; Track 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12, Section Edtion 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11, 12; Ninth Grade Choir 9; Ninth Grade Musical “No, No, a Mil- lion Times No.” Jennifer Ann Dye “Jen-Jen” October 12, 1969 Concert Choir 9; F.B.L.A. 10; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10. Jamie Eckert “Jamers” April 6,1970, Track 10. Jennifer Erdman “Pinky” December 15, 1969, Vo-Tech Health Assistant, HOSA 11, 12. Brian Filer “Bedo” January 14, 1969 Spanish Club 9, 10. Susan I. Flinn “Susz” September 28, 1969 Concert Choir 9, 10; Football 12, Manager; Marching Band 10, 11; National Honor Soci- ety 12; Silks 10, 11, Vice-President 10, Cap- tain 11, President 11; Varsity “R” 12; Ninth Grade Musical 9, “No, No a Million Times No”; Spanish Club 9, 10. Julie Ann Frazier “Julie” November 12,1969 Girls’ Basketball 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 9, 10; Varsity “R” 11; Thiel Scholar 12. Annamarie Lee Geiwitz “Anna” August 8, 1970 Vo-Tech Computer and Information Science; Cheerleader 7, 8; Girls’ Basketball 9; Horse Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 9, 10; Vol- leyball 9; Yearbook 11, Photographer; Vo- Tech CIS, 12 President; Vo-Tech Student of the Month 12; Vo-Tech VICA Member 11,12. Bob Gentile “Bobby” July 18, 1969 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Track 12; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12. Charles D. Gibbs “Chuck” July 29, 1970 Boys’ Basketball 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10; Cross Country 10; F.F.A. 10; German Club 9, 10, 11; Jazz Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Stage Crew 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Var- sity “R” 12; Newspaper Staff 11, 12. Sbadley Gill “Shad” June 10, 1970 Nicole Gladysz “Nikki” March 26, 1970 Newspaper Staff 12. Christopher A.P. Haag February 16, 1970 Track 10, Manager. Paul Harpst “Pauly” August 2, 1970 Concert Choir 9, 10, 11; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Aca- demic All American 10, 11, 12. Renita Harpst “Nate” December 9, 1969 Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Girls’ Basketball 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12, Vice President; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12. Kathleen C. Hart “Kat” January 27, 1970 Spanish Club 11, 12. Mark L. Heckman Motley Mark” June 12, 1970 Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. Leroy Herman “Bud” March 21, 1970 Mar- ching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Band Manager; Stage Crew 11, 12. Mark Higbee “Hig” December 2, 1969 Class Treasurer 10; Football 9; Spanish Club 10; Student Council 9, 10; Varsity “R” 11, 12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Tri-Captain 12; Ninth Grade Chorus. Shane Hilles “Zero” July 16, 1969 Vo-Tech 11, 12, President 12. Denise Ann Homer “Dee” February 12,1969 Sallv Humphrey “Sal” July 2, 1970 Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Horse Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 9, Treasurer 10; Latin Club 11, 12; Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Manager 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12 Sports Editor 11, 12; Newspaper 9,10,11,12; Ninth Grade Mu- sical 9, “No, No A Million Times No”. Earl Hunter “Puerto” April 11, 1969 Cross Country 10, 11; Track 11, 12; Varsity “R” 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Tracey C. Hunter “Pee-Wee” July 17, 1970 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Mascot 11; Majorette 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12. Kyle Evan Junk Kyle” January 10, 1970 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Vicki Kasbee Kaz” July 28, 1970 Class Treasurer 9; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11; Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; F.F.A. 10, 11, Secretary 11; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12; Homecoming Court 11, 12. Bonnie J. Kidd”Bon-Bon” April 6,1970 Foot- ball Manager 11, 12; Marching Band 10; Spanish Club 9, 10, Varsity “R” 11, 12. Jon Kilgore “Killer” April 1, 1969 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12. Jami Lee King “Kinger” July 4,1970 German Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Jodi King “Jo” July 4, 1970 Vo-Tech Materi- als Management; Spanish Club 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; DECA 12. David Kloss “Phobia” December 10, 1969 Boys’ Basketball 9, 10, 11; Concert Band 9. 10, 11; Jazz Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, Ken Knauff”Ken” October 31,1969 Vo-Tech Auto Body Repair; Concert Choir 9. Michael Konig Mike” December 29, 1969 Boys’ Basketball 12; Marching Band, Man- ager 12. V 0 c % e c t a % V T 0 C r e c t a % V Jason KukoP Kuke” July 15,1970 Latin Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Thiel Scholar 12. Kimberly Lary “Kimmy” June 16,1970 Class Treasurer 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10; Ger- man Club 9, 10, 11,12, Treasurer 11; Library Club 11; Marching Band 9; National Honor Society 12, President 12; Raiderette 10, 11, Treasurer 11; Student Council 11, 12, Re- cording Secretary 12; Yearbook 11, 12, Un- derclassmen Editor 11, 12; Boys’ Basketball Statistician 10, 11, 12; Academic All Ameri- can 9, 10, 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12. Debbie Letcher “Deb” February 15, 1970 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11. Marcy K. Link “Marci” June 22, 1970 Con- cert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12, Freshmen Co-Captain 9, J.V. Captain 11, Ensemble 12, Secretary 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Ninth Grade Musical 9, “No, No A Million Times No” Laura Long January 29, 1970 Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12, Captain 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varisty “R” 12. Elizabeth Ann Lorigan “Derf” April 27,1971 F.F.A. 10, 12; Horse Club 9; Latin Club 9. Greg Lutheran “Luther” June 11,1970 Track 12; Wrestling 11, 12. Tina Mabry “Tinie” September 21, 1969 Vo- Tech Materials Management; F.F.A. 9; Horse Club 9; Silks 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Shop President (Materials Management) 12. Brian Mack “Stryper” July 28, 1970 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Stage Crew 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; District Band 12. Kimberly Mason “Kim” July 23, 1970 Vo- Tech Auto Mechanics; Horse Club 9; Spanish Club 9. Glenn Mathieson “Bunky” June 30, 1970 Class Officer 9; Football 9; Spanish Club 9, 10; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Dale McCright ‘Scale” July 10, 1969 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Track 10, 11; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12. Janet McLaughlin “Gan” April 18, 1970 Latin Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Raiderette 10, 11, 12, Manager 10, Captain 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Matmaid 11, 12. Renee Merrill “Nay” April 7, 1970 German Club 12; Girls’ Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Li- brary Club 11; Spanish Club 9, 10, Student Council 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity “R” 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12, J.V. Co-Captain 12. Holly Messina “Holly” December 4, 1969 Class Vice-President 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Basketball Captain 12; Latin Club 9; Spanish Club 10, Homecoming Court 10, Homecoming Queen 12. Fred Miller “Fred” February 25, 1969 F.F.A. 11,12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 11; Varsity “R” 11, 12. Patricia Anne Miller “Tricia August 17, 1970 Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Ensemble 12; Horse Club 9; Spanish Club 11, 12; Ninth Grade Musical “No, No, A Million Times No”. Karen Milliren “Karen” May 8, 1970 Horse Club 9; Raiderette 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; Spanish Club 10, Newspaper Staff 11, 12; Ninth Grade Choir. John Mills “Stoner” August 11, 1969 Vo- Tech Welding F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Vo-Tech Reporter. Jodie Nezdoba “Nez” July 29, 1970 Football Manager 11; Spanish Club 9, 10, Varsity “R” 11, 12; Matmaid 10, 11, 12; Ninth Grade Chorus. Maureen Lynn Noll “Reenie” April 24, 1970 Vo-Tech Marketing and Distributive Educa- tion; Library Club 10, Track 10, 11, 12; Vo- Tech Vice-President 12; DECA 11, 12. Melissa Notestine “Missy” July 15,1968 Con- cert Choir 9, 10, 11; Horse Club 9; Track 9, 10. Angela L. Orpen “Angie” August 1, 1970 German Club 9, 10, Silks 12. Jodi Palm “Babbie” July 7, 1970 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Ron Park “Rocket Ronnie” September 2, 1969 Class Vice-President 9, President 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 10. 11, 12. Dan Patterson “Boone” May 13, 1970 Vo- Tech Auto Body; F.F.A. 9, 10, 12. Tracy Ann Patton “Trac” January 2, 1970 Vo-Tech Computer and Information Science; Spanish 10; Computer and Information Sci- ence Secretary 12; VICA 12. Susie Pauch “Suzi” December 17,1969 Class President 10; Concert Choir 9; F.F.A. 11; Latin Club 9; Spanish Club 10, 11; Varsity “R” 12; Volleyball Statistician 11, 12. David Plotner “Eugene” September 3, 1969 Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12. Vickie Proctor “Vic” August 23, 1970 Con- cert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; National Honor Society 12; Raiderette 11, 12, Historian 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11, 12; Yearbook 12; Jazz Band Roady 11,12; Pep Band 9; Ninth Grade Musical “No, No, A Million Times No”; Free Enterprise Week 12. Jennifer Prosser “Jenny” November 27,1970 Spanish Club 9, 10. Jason Reinhart May 26, 1970 Spanish Club 9, 10. Barry Roscoe “Lucifer” October 1,1969 Class President 12; Concert Band 9; F.F.A. 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 10. Lisa ?usse “Sheriff” April 27,1970 Vo-Tech Communications; Spanish Club 9, 10; Year- book Photographer 12; VICA 11,12; Vo Tech Plays 11, 12. Lisa Sanford “Lisa” July 16, 1969 Vo-Tech Cosmetology; Spanish Club 9; VICA 11, 12. Julie L. Seger Seg” November 15, 1969 Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Captain 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Concert Choir 11; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11, 12; Thiel Scholar 12. Sherry Shafer “Shar Bear” April 23,1970 Vo- Tech Health Assistant; Girls’ Basketball 10, 12; HOSA 11, 12, President 12. Nancy Shelhamer “Nancy” January 30,1970 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11. Tami Sherbondy “Wham” February 16,1970 Class Secretary 9, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling Captain 12; Spanish Club 10; Homecoming Court 9, 12; Ninth Grade Chorus. Albert W. Shollenberger “Big Al” January 20, 1969 Vo-Tech Electricity 11, Electro-Me- chanical 12; Horse Club 9. Nanci M. Simpkins “Nanci” April 10, 1970 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 12 Drum Major 12; Raiderette 11; Stu- dent Council 9,10,11,12 Corresponding Sec- retary 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity “R” 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12, Section Editor 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 12; Academic All-American 10; Ninth Grade Chorus; Ninth Grade Play “No, No A Million Times No” 9. Angela Marie Sipe “Angie” July 22, 1969 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 9; Girls’ Basketball 9; Library Club 9; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9. Scott Slater “Slate” May 1, 1970 Vo Tech - Machine Shop; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Tri-Captain 12. Dale Smith “Burger” July 8, 1970 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Jazz Band 10,11,12, Vice-President 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Stage Crew 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11, 12; PA Governor’s School for Agriculture 11. Jeffrey Smith “Slim” August 2, 1970 Boys’ Basketball 9; Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Cap- tain 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12. Renee Smith “Twisted” July 4, 1970 Vo- Tech Health Assistant 11, 12; Library Club 9. Stacey Soros “Stacey” March 19, 1970 Girls Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9; Stu- dent Council 12; Varsity “R” 11, 12. Paul David Spargo “Guido” May 6, 1970 Boys Basketball 9,10,11; Concert Band 9,10, S c a i a % z 0 c % e c t a % V s e «t 0 c a % T 0 c r e c t a % V 11; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Ensemble 10, 11, 12, President 12; Latin Club 9; Marching Band 9, 10, Squad Leader 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 12; Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 12, Sports Editor 11. Sarah Stevens “Gump” October 15, 1969 Concert Choir 9, 10, 12, Treasurer 12; Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9; Ensem- ble 12, Treasurer 12; Latin Club 11; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10, 12 Morn- ing Announcer 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity “R” 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 12; Cover 12; Ninth Grade Musical “No, No a Million Times No”, Thiel Scholar Curtis Eric Stoyer “Daryl” April 1,1970 Con- cert Band 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 12; Jazz Band Roady 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; Stage Crew 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 12. Don Sweitzer Donnie” January 31, 1970 Boys’ Basketball 9, 10; German Club 9; Span- ish Club 10; Newspaper Staff 12. Andy Thompson “Ham” March 27, 1970 Boys’ Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; Football 9, 10; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12. Jill L Titus “Chilly” July 25, 1970 Jazz Band 10, 11; Latin Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12. David Turner “Dave” October 3, 1969 Boys’ Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Latin Club 9, 10; Spanish Club 11; Varsity “R” 11, 12. Brian Uzarski “Brian” January 29, 1970 F.F.A. 9,10,11,12 Student Advisor 11; Wres- tling 9, 10, 11, 12. Stephanie Vasbinder “Weff” September 18, 1969 Girls’ Basketball 9, 10, 12; Raiderette Manager 10; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity “R” 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Magazine Captain 9, 11; Chorus 9. Lisa Wade “Lisa” December 13, 1968 Track 9. Bill Wagner “Pete” March 26, 1970 Concert Choir 9, 10; F.F.a. 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Manager 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12; Vo- Tech 11, 12 Shop President. Stevan Waleff “Steve” February 5, 1970 Boys’ Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11,12; National Honor Soci- ety 12; Varsity “R” 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11, 12. Jody Lynn Weaver “Beav” October 30, 1970 Concert Choir 9; Majorette 10, 11, 12; Mar- ching Band 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Ninth Grade Chorus 9; Ninth Grade Musical “No, No A Million Times No” 9. Patty L Wentz “Patty” June 23, 1970 Girls’ Basketball 9; Spanish Club 9; Track 9. David N. White, Jr. “Dave” November 11, 1969 Boys’ Basketball 9, 10, 11; Class Vice- President 10; Concert Band 10; Concert Choir 9, 10; F.F.A. 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11 Manager; Spanish Club 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity “R” 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12. Rebecca E. Whyte “Becky” October 22, 1969 Concert Choir 9; Spanish Club 9, 10. Michael John Yusko.Jr. “Mickey” March 12, 1969 F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10, 11, Vice- President 12; Football 9; Vo-Tech Diesel Me- chanic 11, 12, Treasurer 11. Mark A. Zohoranacky “Super Z” March 9, 1970 National Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Track 11, 12; Wrestling 9. Junior Class Advisors. Mr. Dan Schneider and Mr. Junior Class Officers. Brad Morris, treasurer; Joel Link, president; Chris Lesnett, secre Robert Clark. tary; Kevin Burns, vice-president. 'poowiite ... Oft 70 M ... MOVIE: Top Gun Benji: The Hunted SONG: Love Bites Elevator music MUSICAL GROUP: Def Leppard Michael Jackson TV SHOW: ALF Mr. Rogers ACTRESS: Cybill Shepard Inspector 12 FOOD: Spaghetti Pizza Liver HANG OUT: McDonalds® CAR: Corvette Station Wagon COMIC STRIP: Garfield SPORTING EVENT: Football PET: Dog Ants HOLIDAY: Christmas National Catfish Day JUNIORS Matt Addison Tammy Anderson Aaron Armer Steve Bayuk Lance Bean Lorie Black Jeff Blair Valerie Blair Michele Blake David Bloom Diana Boyd Regina Boyle Doug Brockway Kevin Burns Deana Byrne Ralph Calvin Kathy Chamberlain Jenny Christman Underclassmen 41 I--1 BLAST � I 89 |------- Jim Cimperman Debbie Collins Tim Colson Christina Curtis Brian Cooper Nancy Daoust fa PAST Danielle Daugherty Betty Detelich Erik Dickson April DeWolf Jason Ditzenberger Lisa Drew Wendy Eckles Craig Fenton Kehdra Ferry Laura Filer f Gary Fisher Allen Fleming Sheila Friede Jeff Galus Shawna Garner Davi Gearhart Joe Gizdic Connie Goodemote Marie Graham Walt Gramsky Dina Gravatte Jerry Greenawalt Alissa Gregory Jolie Griffir 42 Underclassmen JUNIORS Lana Gurney John Guy Mark Mall Curt Hazlett Julie Heasiey Todd Hedderick Dana Hides Angela Hitchcock Helen Homer Shannon Hoover Greg Hopkins Chuck Horak Mike Hough Tammy Hunt Jack Johnson Terri Johnson Dale Johnson Pam Jose Colleen Kerns Ted Krueger Charlene Kuhn Bev Lang Miles Lawrence Chris Lesnett Doug Levis Joel Link Becky Liszka Kelly Loutzenhiser Bill Loutzenhiser Heather Lowry Underclassmen 43 BLAST t m uu PAS T Doug Luckock Wendi Lutheran Kimberly Malencia Darcy Mansel Brad Manville Marcus Martin Bryan Massena Shawn McConnell Keith McDowell Allen McFeaters Sherry McLaughlin Kathleen McQuiston Joe Micsky Mike Miller Rich Miller Amy Millero Della Millero Cindy Milliron Sue Mizik Vanessa Mojica Duane Morford Paula Morgan Brad Morris Marc Murrin Chuck Nay Missy Nehlen Missy Noble Missy Onofrey Kathy Osborne Ken Overly 44 Underclassmen JUNIORS Darei Patrick Kelly Patton Richard Peterson Joe Redfoot Mindy Redfoot Christine Reeher Chris Reeher Jeanine Resek Sherry Rhine Kris Robinson Matt Ross Steve Ruhlman Ed Ryhal Dave Saxion Jenny Schmidt Joanna Scibetta Craig Sernik Lorie Shaffer Underclassmen 45 BLAST i . uu PAST Malt Shaffer Matt Sharp Angie Shelhamer Janet Shelhamer Gina Shellenbarger Ken Shepard Brian Shipley Jennifer Siege Amy Smith Kim Smith Terri Sprinkle Michelle Stafford Joel Staley Michele Strashensky Jason Stull Beth Svarny Keith Swartz Jessica Thompson Niki Tofani Michael Vigus Stephanie Waida 46 Activities JUNIORS Chris Waller Heather Wardale Dennis Willaman James Williams Michele Williams Kim Wingard Gene Zahniser Underclassmen 47 Sophomore Class Advisers. Mr. Donald Thomas and Sophomore Class Officers. Kevin Suich, president; Bob Vaccaro, treasurer; Monique Mrs. Mary Hutton. Lary, secretary; Chad Javens, vice-president. fait 6, ?€io Ute — Oft 7 ... MOVIE: Dirty Dancing Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure a MUSIC GROUP: Bon Jovi The Chipmunks t TV SHOW: ALF Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ACTOR: Patrick Swayze ACTRESS: Cybill Shepard Whoopi Goldberg A FOOD: Pizza Liver Sis SPORTING EVENT: Football RADIO STATION: Z-96 Stereo 99 PET: Dog Worms O SHOPPING STORE: Dollar Bargain Outlet u Kaufmann’s HOLIDAY: Christmas t AS PLACE TO GO ON A DATE: Movies SOPHOMORES Dan Bancroft Karin Bartel Louri Bean Shannon Blair Mike Bornes Tracey Borne� Carrie Brocklehurst Steve Bros� James Brydon DeWayne Bunch Robyn Butterfield Alexi� Cadman Mike Callihan James Campbell Richele Campbell Beth Cannon Karen Chamberlain Jeremy Clark Nicole Cook Monica Cooper Missy Crytzer Deanna Curtis Debbie Daniello Chris Dickson Chris Diehl Kelly Dietrich Joe DiGregorio Scott DiGregorio Jason Ealy Chris Ericksen Heather Fenn Sherry Fenton Cheryl Ferguson Underclassmen 49 90 BLAST ,iw au PAST Cindy Ferry Ronda Ferry William Finnimore Steven Fry Curt Cealy Mike Gentile Shelly Coda Damon Graham Sean Graham Scott Gregg Jason Grunseth Justin Haggerty Ml Vs Rod Harpst Ryan Hartman Kevin Hayes Jennee Hitchcock Kevin Hockett Sandy Huffman Chad Javens George Keck LeaAnn Koehne X t How many calories are in a paper cup? Monique Lary Tuesday Lester Joel Little Sheri Loutzenhiser I Cindy Mabry Patty Mackey Patricia Martin I Wesley McClimans Phillip McCloskey Lloyd McGarvey Mark McLaughlin Charles Miller ft k is Off 2L fat g i.M A I . V I - ( � ■ K a Q A • . m D ft I S'! 50 Underclassmen -4- SOPHOMORES Dave Miller Harry Miller Mike Millero Mike Milliron Jarred Mitchell Maureen Mojica Tomi Moor house Brian Morris Tammy Mowery Eric Mowry Dave Moyer Kevin Moyer Kam Munnell Wendy Notestine Sandy Novak Tedda Otey Jon Painter Joe Park Larry Popovitch Mike Reeher Brad Reinhart Jamison Reinhart Stacey Rhoades Heather Ringer Andy Robison Holly Ross Eric Russell Jenni Sanders Usa Selnekovic Ken Sharisky Roger Shearer Neil Shepard Ken Shollenberger Underclassmen 51 BLAST tA PAST Angie Skelton Becky Smith Wendy Smith Jason Steen Oscar Swogger Kevin Suich Bob Thompson John Titus Mike Tumpak Nancy Tumpak Brian Uhrin Ed Underwood Doug Uzarski Robert Vaccaro Tammy VanSickle Ann Vecheren Ron Walker Patty Weil Danny White Amy Whyte Jenny Willey Scott Williams Shannon Wilson Richard Woods Mary Zahniser Missy Za reeky Dave Zeronas 52 Underclassmen 02{J fat 6. ?cuA Ute ... SONG: I Think We're Alone Now MUSICAL GROUP: Poison TV SHOW: Growing Pains ACTOR: Kirk Cameron ACTRESS: Heather Locklear FOOD: Pizza CAR: Lambourghini AUTHOR: Stephen King PET: Dog SHOPPING STORE: Kaufmann’s HOLIDAY: Christmas PLACE TO GO ON A DATE: Movies dinner Oft 70 ... Bid Whitney Houston Ronald Reagan Liver Anything that doesn’t run Rhinoceros Ames Flag Day Pittsburgh Zoo BLAST au PAST Brian Albaugh Robert Alexander Ryan Bartel Shelley Barwell Sheila Becker Krista Beougher Todd Beedy Stephanie Bertolasio I .aura Bish Jason Black Lisa Black David Blair Ralph Boger Tonya Bradley Rhonda Brosius Mark Bunch Tricia Cannon Chrissy Carr Jeff Chamberlain Alvin Christy Jody Clark Eric Conover John Coon Susan Cullen 54 Underclassmen FRESHMEN Mark Dambacher Melissa Daoust Tammy Darby Shawn Daugherty Sean DeCiancio Vickie Donner Darren Drew Jeff Erdman Matt Fenton Brian Flickinger Vern Flinn Kim Frazier Veronica Galus Kyle Garner Mark Gealy Sam Gentile Darren Gilson Jason Gizdic Jerry Gotch Ben Graham Bill Hagan Don Hall Sonya Hanzes Robert Haspel Underclassmen 55 BLAST p .PAST Brian Haynes Laurie Hazi Christopher Herrick Amy Higbee Tina Hites Danielle Hodge Lisa Hofmeister Ben Holler James Homer Rob Ignat Darrell Irvine Brian Johnson Jennifer Johnson Craig Keeley Scott Kettering Darla King Angie Kukol April Lane Chris Law Janette Leventry Darren Lineman Melanie Long Scott Loutzenhiser Tami Lucas Marcy McCartney Chris McCloskey Chris McCormick Melissa Merchant Matt Micsky Chris Miller 56 Underclassmen FRESHMEN Ed Miller Randall Miller Tessa Miller Casey Mizik Jeneene Mock Jackie Mojica Jenny Mojica David Mott Tom Mowry Theresa Nay Chris Nehlen Janelle Ondo Laurie Ondo Cyan Otey Philip Owen Jamie Page Regina Potprosky Todd Rearick Casey Rodemoyer Robert Rogan Theresa Rosner Brian Rowe Josh Sanders Michele Satmare Underclassmen 57 BLAST fa «u PAST Angie Schehl Terry Schroyer Ken Scott Jeff Shardy Penny Shingledecker Bo Springer Erie Sleffey Aaron Trezona Tracey Trimmer Amy Troutman Betsy Tulip Christopher Vandyke Danny Vickers Mike Wade Cinda Waleff Jason Walter Carrie Weaver Kristi Webster Kim Welsh Lori Wetzel Monica Wilson Eric Winslow Stephen Young Above. Posing for yearbook pictures is a painful experience. Right. Huh? 58 Underclassmen Clockwise. Coke is it! Caught in the act? The line- up. Get a life, Kevin! A case of the school lunch blues. Yes, you’re on candid camera. A Spuds en- counter. Now, seriously, don’t all these books look impressive? Birds of a feather flock together. 60 Underclassmen BLAST fi . PAST Roger Alexander Kelly Anderson Chris Ansell Jeremy Armer Crystal Azzarello Marcy Azzarello Jim Bankston Terri Bartel Kim Barwell Shad Bean Marcie Biers Stephanie Biggart Melissa Blair Richard Blair Tom Boehm Amy Bornes Heather Bornes Stephanie Bowman Tom Brannon Jill Brest Paul Brocklehurst Keith Brosius Aaron Brown Rob BuCher Ed Burnett Alison Cadman Underclassmen 61 BLAST tie PAST Missi Cadman Bonnie Callihan Scott Cannon Dana Catoline Tom Chapin Dave Chase Jeremy Christy Tom Christy Stephanie Clark Tiffany Cornelius Christine Davis Danny Davis Donzell Day Tim DeWeese Jennifer Dice Karen Dixon Michael Dooley Richard Edwards Kerri Ericksen Corry Fenton Ted Flinn Mike Fraley Doug Friede Jamie Gaus Matt Gentile Jeff Giardina Inspiration comes slowly. 62 Underclassmen EIGHTH GRADE Billy Clancy Troy Grunseth Toby Haag Marci Hall Tanya Hanzes Chantel Hauck Butch Horinek Diane Hum Tom Hunt Kristin Hunter Jennifer Johnson Troy Jones Jim Kaller Allison Karns Jill Keeley Tammy King Kevin Konig Joycie Kriebel Brian Loutzenhiser Christian Lowry Jennifer Mack Cory Mariacher Butch Martin Matt McClimans Scott McCloskey Christopher Merchant Angie Miller Clen Miller Underclassmen 63 '•92 BLAST fi . au PAST Marc Millero Tracey Millero Susan Moore Kevin Mowry Shawn Moyer Dion Murcko Jim Mutdosch Stephanie Nagel Lynnlee Newland Jason Nugent Kelly Oliver Jason Or pen Sandi Osborne Susan Osborne Chris Peterson Michelle Powell Bryan Redfoot John Redmond Brian Reeher Shelly Rickert Chalmer Ritzert 64 Underclassmen EIGHTH GRADE Mary Rosner Brad Rowe Howard Shaddock Erik Shafer Jim Shafer Patrick Shannon Richard Shelhamer Rick Shingledecker Karen Shollenberger Amy Skelton April Smith Crystal Smith George Springer Richard Tribley Tim Tumpak Keith VanTassel Denise Veado Steve Vecheren Hung Vu Keith Walker Sheila Wasser Jennifer Webb Michelle Weyant Candy White Doug Willaman Jason Williamson Underclassmen 65 BLAST {nun t u PAST Ben Winklevoss Missy Yake Laura Young Doug Zahniser Troy Zoky r m$ Mi | rsM A Tk. I 66 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Melissa Albaugh Travis Ammann Tracy Armour Beth Barber Chris Barker Michele Barnes Jill Barwell Aimee Bennett Ed Best Heather Bish Richard Bissett Natalie Blair Tina Blair Mark Bodo Ronnie Boyd Shannon Braatz Heather Bricked Marlin Brosius Joe Bross Michael Burke Jim Burnett Ann Campbell Jolene Campbell Tim Campbell Underclassmen 67 BLAST fa tu PAST James Collins Beth Custer Tara Danielle Heather DeTullio Matt Dietrich Bonnie Donner Theresa Donner Kevin Drew Angela Eastlick Keith Eddy Anna Emph Kristen Emswiller Carrie Esmond Jason Fain Jerome Ferrell Daniel Freshwater Eric Carver Chris Gearhart Kyle Gibbs Chris Gill Melissa Graffius Gwendolyn Graham Michelle Graham Charlie Gray 68 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Bill Hilko Larry Hitchcock Tom Hite Melissa Holler Shawn Hoover Jeff Hunt Joe Jangdon Kurt Junk Ed Karlovic Rebecca Kerins Bill Knauff Joel Laird Nicholas Laird Joshua Lambert Greg Lawrence Michael Lawrence Tory Lester Sam Long Gregg Marcello Mike Mason Jodi McCartney Underclassmen 69 BLAST t ie PAST Melissa McCullough Marjorie McKeown Noel McNeelege Brad Miller Cindy Miller Jeff Miller Leana Miller Lisa Miller Nicole Miller Barbie Moffelt Barry Morris Catherine Morrison Beth Mowry Ryan Murrin Cindy Mutdosch Leslie Notestine Julie Novak John Ondo Lori Owen Nathan Palm Meghan Patrick Heidi Powell Chris Profator Jason Prosser Tara Rearick Bob Riggs Shelley Robinson Mark Russell Kelly Ryan Becky Saunders 70 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Debbie Schmidt Mark Schrader Michelle Ser Mark Shardy Rhonda Shearer Tammy Shingledecker Joe Simmons Jodi Sipe Shawn Speir Donald Spooner Terry Spooner Kevin Sprinkle Wendy Strashensky Josh Stubert Julie Svarny Marty Taylor Chris Thompson Rachel Torok Jason Updyke Tilfany Vandyke Jason Vasil Jason Vecheren Jason Wagner Rhonda Walker Underclassmen 71 BLAST tu PAST “Dear Ann Landers .. Todd Wasser Anita Werger Amanda White Mike Wingard David Young Kevin Young Ed Zarecky Danielle Zoky Above. It's your move, Boris. Right. The very thought of science frightens me! 72 Underclassmen 6 f f ScAo C 'S cCmcaidtuitcati Board Members. Standing. Mr. Hayes, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Brenneman, Dr. Olson, Mr. Miller. Seated. Mrs. Beckdol, Mrs. Beblo, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Blake, not present. Mr. Stokes - Superintendent: Mr. Hedderick - Senior High Principal Mr. Taylor - Junior High Principal. Sec etance Connie L Micosky, Dorothy Benton, Margaret D. Mohney Gloria J. Wood , Cheryl Goodemote, Karen Sherwood i yiccu£tccraC tifo Angelo De An gel is - Metal and Wood Shop. Thomas S. Gay - Agricultural Education, FFA Adviser. Ronald F. Krieder - Drafting. Mary L. Hutton - Business. Paula M. Griffith - Business, Newspaper Adviser. 76 Faculty SaccaC Studies Frank P. Amato - Social Studies, Head Football Coach, Ath- Patricia Arkilander - Civics Social Studies, Horse Club Adviser, letic Director Games Manager. Daniel Schneider - World Cultures, Varsity “R” Adviser. Floyd L Jones - U.S. History Social Studies. Robert £ Moats - Government Economics. ‘TTtenuvitUtee Se ti vi6 Mr. Frank Amato-All the seniors I’ve coached. “They all have worked together as a team and they are a very unselfish group.” Mrs. Patricia Arkilander - Barry Roscoe. “I used to have him in study hall and he was an excellent artist.” Mrs. Paula Griffith - All of my office practice girls. “Without them, a lot of secretarial work would not get done.” Mrs. Mary Hutton - Vicki Kasbee. “I’ve had her in class for a long time and have been impressed because she plans to con- tinue in the business world. Also because she raises cows and sells them in order to save money for school.” Mr. Larry Jones - Bobby Gentile. “He’s a sweet guy.” Mr. Ronald Krieder - Curt Stoyer. “He’s the first student to master the new C.A.D. system.” Mr. Robert Moats - Shawn Coda. “He has bugged me since he was in the 8th grade.” 77 ‘7fZcit6em4£cc4' Row 1. H. Allen Collins - Algebra II, College Algebra, Trigo- nometry, Analytical Geometry Calculus, Student Council Advisor; John C. Irvine - Math 7,8,9; Ronald L. Ealy - Algebra I, Math 7. Row 2. Carol L. Moon - Math 7,8, Algebra I, Student Council Advisor; Chris C. Musgrove - Plane Geometry, Com- puters; Robert T. Wilkin - Math I, II, Business Math. Don't attack until you see the whites of their eyes! 78 Faculty Seniwi Mr. Collins - Heidi Brandt. “Good Student Council leadership and willing to face difficult decisions”; Mr. Musgrove - Renee Merrill. “Typical of my favorite R.H.S. students. Pleasing per- sonality, cooperative, and successful.”; Miss Varley - Dennis Daniello. “He’s been an excellent yearbook editor — totally reliable, very creative, and always enthusiastic.” Miss Nych - Heidi Brandt. “She keeps me on my toes.”; Mr. Williams - Dave White. “Because of his talent in track; hard work and dedication.”; Mr. Wise - Senior Football Group. “They are hard workers and they have a great attitude.” ‘ftyeaCtA cutcC 'P yaictU £duc ztc y i Row 1. Mary Lynn Varley - Latin, German, Latin and German Club Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, Yearbook Ad- visor; Judith M. Nych - Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor. Row 2. Neal D. Lineman - Physical Education; Kim G. Williams - Physical Education, Track Coach; Gerald L. Wise - Health 7,9 Anatomy, Assistant Football Coach. Row 3. Barbara M. Hawk - Physical Education. And the winner is ... Faculty 79 '?%e tuxrci le Se U i Mr. Armour - Ron Park. “Because of football.” Angie Sipe, Sheila Braun, and Tracey Hunter. “They always hassle me.”; Mr. Malenda - Bob Gen- tile. “I told him football doesn’t count in figuring out his grade in Biology I.”; Mrs. Hogan - Barry Roscoe. “Because he was one of my “sweeties” in ele- mentary school.”; Mr. Clark - Bunky Mathieson. “He said it himself - some people like him - some dislike him - but nobody forgets him.” 80 Faculty S device Row 1. C. Leroy Armour - Science 8; Robert L. Seiple - Science 8; RonaldL. Ruhlman -General Science, Science Trend� . Row 2. Thomas Pryts - Computer Literacy; George R. Malencia -Biology 1, II, Honor Science, Computer� , Newspaper Advisor; Robert E. Clark - Chemistry, Physics. Row 3. Iva Colleen Kelly - Marine Biology, Oceanography, General Biology. Get a grip, Mr . Yeager! Faculty 81 V. Row 1. Debra J. Yeager - Home Economic 8, Single Living, Practical Family Life; Donald L Thomas - Art I, II, Craft ; Geraldine S. Hogan - Art 7,8, Introduction to Art. Row 2. Thomas Jeffries -Choir, Ensemble; Thomas R. Fleet - Music 7,8, Marching, Concert, Jazz Bands, Stage Crew Advi- s4nt i This page. KarolP. Koscmski-English, Gifted Program; Sally W. Dicks - Reading, Telit, Junior High Student Council; James EL Weikal - English. Theodore F. Ferrara - English; Mark E. Reichard - English; Fred A. Shoemaker - English. Its Howdy Doody Time! Carol S. Smith - Journalism and Lan- guage Arts 8, Newspaper Advisor. Opposite page. Robert E Blythe - Special Education; Linda S. Karas - Special Educa- tion; Judith D. McIntyre - Speech Clinician, Yearbook Proof- reader; Dawn K. Baselj - Special Education; Jeanninc H. Jack- son -Special Education; Joseph H. Macri - Special Education. The Dynamic Duo. 82 Faculty S ecttU £ductUte«t Se U 4 Mrs. Judy McIntyre - Joyce Davis. “I’ve worked with her for so long.” Mr. James Weihal - Paul Harpst. “It is always easy to remember one of a kind.” Mr. Karol Koscin- ski - Miss Bernard and Miss Gill. “Because they are lovable lasses and they always have a mischevious glint in their eye.” Mrs. Smith - Barry Roscoe. “1 admire his artistic talent because 1 can’t do it and he helped me see Jonathan in a different light.” Faculty 83 PccfocC Senvlcet Row 1. Margaret J. Green - School Nurse. Cafeteria Personnel. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Sample, Mrs. Pomponio, Mrs. Riddle, Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Valletta, Mrs. Loutzen- hiser, Mrs. Reimold, Mrs. Mong. Row 2. Richard F. Sherwood Home and School Visitor; Richard E. Rickert- Librarian, Junior High Foot- ball Coach; Dennis T. Ziccardi - Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society Advisor. Row 3. A teacher’s favorite book is her grade book. James F. Tokar - Guidance Counselor. 84 Faculty st emirtx ccaa f f “ 4 'ZO itex SJuicte o-£ 'PaCe' Clockwise. I survived! I always smile before I pass out. Give me strength, Lord. This is a piece of cake. Quick, someone take my pulse. Blood Drive ’87 a Success Once again the annual blood drive was an enormous success. Working in the auditorium, the Red Cross volunteers drew blood from the willing (or maybe not so willing) students and teachers. Teacher of the Year, Mr. Dan Schneider, was perhaps one of the not-so-willing. “I have got to be one of the biggest chickens in the world,” he commented, “it’s painless, though; it’s the worrying that kills you.” Senior Shannon Crytzer stated sarcastically, Loads of fun! I was stabbed! But we got out of class ...” Classmate Denny Daniello added with a smirk, After you come to for the third time, it’s all downhill!” Nevertheless all agreed that it’s a worthwhile effort and an experience they’ll never forget. Thanks to the time and energy of Colleen Kelly and Peg Green, co-organizers of the annual event, those who participated in the blood drive learned firsthand the true meaning of the expression: Give till it hurts.” Shawna Garner 86 Features « 'ZO oyie ZctyCe Clockwise. Hammin' i up! Pay attention to what you’re doing, Debbie! You’ve got that look. Matt! It’s all in the wri t. Playing the field are we, Shawn? PMEA DISTRICT V BAND FESTIVAL On January 27 through January 30, Reynolds hosted the PMEA Dis- trict V Band Festival. Students from forty-two schools in Mercer, Law- rence, Butler, and Beaver counties met for a strenuous three-day sched- ule which included two concerts on Friday and Saturday nights. The musicians were eager to share their first impressions of Reyn- olds. Some were complimentary, some were not. Hilary Martwinski of Laurel High School was favorably impressed by the cafeteria sound sys- tem. I like the radio in the cafeteria, she stated enthusiastically al- though she expressed disappointment in the size of the school itself. Many students complained about the cafeteria food. Another standard complaint was the layout of the school. “The shape is confusing,” com- plained Barry Westcott of Mohawk. One big plus according to Chris Men- and of Beaver High School was the vending machines. Of course, she did find one thing irresistable - “I also like the sheep at Lori’s!” (Wetzel) Features 87 'ZOc Ua I Rockin’ Raider Rap Wishin’ and hopin’ to win the big game. Friday night massacre will bring us to fame. All the students get together and show us what they got. ’Cause we’re the mighty Raiders and we know we’re red hot. Screamin’ and roarin’ till the rafters shake on top. Gettin’ the team psyched by shouting snap, crackle, pop. Playin’ and hootin’ to the song “Hip To Be Square.” The Raider Marching Unit really lets down its hair. Flippin’ and a leadin’ the student body to a cheer, « F-l-G-H-T is all ya’ can hear. Bein’ the K.F.L. champs for two whole years, The Raiders put in their blood, sweat and tears. This is the icin’ on the cake that put us on the map, We know how to play football and we know how to rap. Crest Staff Opposite page. Clockwise. It’s an improvement. Jack. Don’t ever ask me to smile! Catch the spirit! Let them cheer, we’ll pose. Why are we here? This Page. Clockwise. Till death do us part. Bob Pompeani of KDKA presents the station’s “Extra Effort Award” to Ron Park. What are you doing? It’s in my toes ... 89 90 Features Push '‘Enter , Anna. Gretchen is a trusting soul. Hit the thingamambob with the watchama callit. K. P. duty? Sure we have time to pose for a picture. Is this for real? ‘ R - S S P - S - 2 - 7 N.E.D.T. FINALISTS: , In the fall, sophomores and freshmen took the NEDT, the National Education Develop- ment Test. Award winners from the freshmen class were: Angie Kukol, Lori Wetzel, Shawn Daugherty, Chris McCormick, Darrell Irvine, Chris Law, Ryan Bartel, Kyle Garner, David Mott, Melanie lx ng, Kristi Webster, and Bob Skiff. The award winners from the sophomore class were: Monique Lary, Chad Javens, Steve Fry, Tuesday Lester, and Chris Eriksen. MUSIC AWARDS: Juniors Ltsa Drew and Matt Shatter repre- sented Reynolds High School in the Regional State Chorus held at Lincoln High School in Ell- wood City on February 25 and 26. They were under the direction of Mr. Thomas Gallup. They competed with 25 to 30 other students at District Chorus for a chance to go to Regionals. Lisa took first chair in Alto I and Matt took tenth chair in Bass I. Only the first ten chairs in each divi- sion progress to Regionals. Matt and senior Brian Mack also went to Regional Band. Seventh grader Dawn Graham competed in a Math-A-Thon for St. Jude’s Children’s Re- search Hospital this year. She raised $207.37 for the event, which benefited the children at the hospital. Mr. Dan Schneider, World Cultures teach- er, was honored by the Senior High Student Council as “Teacher of the Year.” Mr. Schneid- er has been teaching at Reynolds for fifteen years. He enjoys jogging, raquetball, painting, and coaching in his spare time. R-E-S-P-E-C-T-R-E-S-P-E-C-T-R-E-S-P-E-C-T SERVICE AWARDS: VO-AG AWARD: Senior Scott Davis placed first in the Penn- sylvania Game Commission’s Wildlife Contest for 1987. To win this award, Scott had to take a fifty question multiple choice test, identify fif- ty wildlife slides, and identify bird calls. For the outside tests, he had to identify wildlife signs (such as bones and feathers) and do habitat evaluations. TRI-CHAMPS: The Reynolds wrestling team finished its season with a record of 13 3. They shared the Mercer County Athletic Conference champion- ship with Hickory and Kennedy Christian. I SPECIAL AWARDS Junior Gina Shellenbarger and senior Sally Humphrey placed first and second respec- tively in the Voice of Democracy Writing Con- test. Gina won $100 and Sally received $75. The contest is sponsored by the VFW annually. Sophomore Kelly Dietrich was awarded the Hugh O’Brien award on the basis of her es- say and overall leadership capabilities. She will represent Reynolds High School’s sophomore class in a statewide leadership program this summer. R-E-S-P-E-C-T-R-E-S-P-E-C-T-R-E-S-P-E-C-T-R STATE TRACK: Sophomore Tuesday Lester and Sandy Novak, junior Gina Shellenbarger, and senior lutura Long were among ihe members of the girls' track team, who went to the state track meet last spring. Tuesday competed in the high jump; Sandy, Gina, and Laura went as part of the two-mile relay. RECORD BREAKERS: Senior fullback Dale McCright earned 1200 rushing yards in his scholastic career. He also received his third letter and a second plaque naming him “Best Defensive Back” on the team. He made first team All-Conference Fullback and second team All-Conference Out- side Linebacker. KFL CHAMPS: Senior halfback Ron Park has rushed for 4,527 yards in the last three years, and has a total of 400 points credited to his name. He also caught 28 passes for 251 yards and added 66 touchdowns and 604 carries to his scholastic re- cord. In the District X playoff game alone, he earned 1,034 rushing yards. He was honored by KDKA-TV as their “Athlete-oHhe-Week. He also received the honor of having his jersey, 42, retired. The 1987 Raider football team has been considered “one of the best squads” in the histo- ry of Reynolds High School. Both the defensive and offensive lines were credited with the win in the District X playoff game against Grove City. The game ended with a score of 33 7. The team not only won the championship this year but defended the crown they had captured last year. The 1987 football year was filled with rec- ords set by everyone. Clockwise. Calling the plays is junior quarterback Doug Levis’ job. Barry Ros- 94 Sports coe awaits the ref’s decision. Sophomore Mike Gentile heads for a touchdown. Tired, but happy. Rocket Ronnie outguesses his opponent. Dale McCright makes the yardage. Time out. . . but not soon enough for the Lakeview Sailors. Don Y drink it all, Allen! Another fieldgoalior Jeff Galus. The Lakeview offense got nowhere against our Raider defense. It’s your turn, Jerry. Go get ’em! “Compacting a sailor. What’s Hedderick doing now? Question: How many sailors does it take to defuse a Rocket? Answer: Four. Denny leaves a frustrat- ed sailor in his wake as he speeds ahead for a touchdown. t ic 07ccCcfo ,f Clockwise. Drawing by Barry Roscoe created for the Spring '87 Arts Festival. Our fine feathered friends delighted everyone. Doug looks on with much enthusiasm. Don't ask me any ques- tions; I was hired for my looks. Like my manicure? Curt watches his creation materialize. 96 Features Sittiviy rut Above. Top Photo. Senior High Officers. Mrs. Moon, advisor; Mr. Collins, advisor; Julie Segar, treasurer; Marc Murrin, vice-presi- dent; Kim Larry, recording secretary; Renita Harpst, reporter; Nanci Simpkins, corresponding secretary; Heidi Brandt, president. Middle Photo. Let's put our cards on the table. 98 Activities Seniors. Renita Harpst, Nanci Simpkins, Kim Lary, Renee Merrill, Jody Weaver, Heidi Brandt, Sarah Stevens, Stacey Soros, Julie Seger. Juniors. Seated. Lorie Shaffer, Mike Hough, Marc Murrin, Joel Link. Standing. Jen- ny Schmidt, Sheila Friede, Charlene Kuhn. Sophomores. Missy Crytzer, Richele Campbell, Monique Lary, Rod Harpst, Bob Vac caro, Chad Javens. Freshmen. Janelle Ondo, Ryan Bartel, Sonya Hanzes, Tracey Trimmer, Sean De- Ciancio. t e Tfl dct Clockwise. Mike Hough models the “in” gear for slaves - or is he trying to be incognito? That's what you think, Danny Gill!” Junior High Offi- cers. Meghan Patrick, secretary; Alison Cadman, vice-president; Danny Gill, president; Brad Rowe, treasurer. Junior High Student Council. Seat- ed. Meghan Patrick, Danny Gill, Alison Cadman. Brad Rowe. Standing. Barry Morris, Kevin Sprinkle, Doug Willaman, Chris Gill, Corey Maria- cher, Mark Bodo, Mrs. Dicks, advisor. Activities 99 N A T I 0 N A L H 0 N O R S 0 C 1 E T Y I 4 J Clockwise. Club members. Brad Boyd, Renita Harpsl, Kim Lary, Matt Albaugh. Jill Titus, Janet McLaughlin, Vickie Proctor, Dennis Daniello, Brian Brockway, Stevan Waleff, Mark Zohoranacky. Brian and his mother enjoy a tea honoring the new inductees. Hono- ree Mark Zohoranacky shares the special occasion with his father. Susan Flinn and her fellow inductees are nominated if they achieve a cumulative 325 grade average by the end of their junior year of high school. The criteria for the final selection are leadership, scholarship, and service. 100 Activities ' f f Clockwise. For all inductees, such as Jill Titus, induction into the National Honor Society is a long-awaited recognition of their academic success. Sure, Kim. Tell us another one. Officers and advisers. Renita Harpst, vice-presi- dent; Kim Lary, president. Brad Boyd, treasurer; Matt Albaugh, secretary; Miss Varley and Mr. Ziccardi, advisers. Tea for two? Activities 101 ss '3ac c«t t ie Saddic s4 paiu Clockwise. Row 1. Jenny Dice, Mary Rosner, Becky Kerins, Sue Mizik, Theresa Rosner, Ted Krueger. Row 2. Sally Humphrey, Nicole Cook. Is this standard or automatic? Officers. Theresa Rosner, President; Sue Mizik, Vice-President; Nicole Cook, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Mrs. Arkilander, Advisor. 102 Activities f Demonstrating broom technique it Brian Uhrin. Club Members. Row 1. Jason Ealy, Chris Reeher, Heather Lowry, Matt Albaugh, Matt Fenton, Justin Haggerty, Kevin Hockett, Ryan Hartman. Row 2. Gene Zah- niser, Marcus Martin, Brian Uhrin, Brian Mack, Dan Keeley, Dale Smith, Curt Stoyer. Testing . . . one . . . two . .. three . .. Activities 103 No man is an island unto himself. Vo-Tech Members. Dan Patterson, Scott Slater, Brian Uzarski, Bill Wagner, Shane Koehne, Mike Yusko, Dave Wade. Fresh- men. Phil Owen, Ken Scott, Matt Fenton, Mike Wade, Aaron Trezona, Ed Miller, Harold Zachrich, Bo Springer, Chris Miller, Brian Haynes, Bill Hagan, Mark Bunch, David Blair, Jeff Shardy. Officers. Dave Miller, chaplain; Scott Davis, stu- dent advisor; Craig Fenton, reporter; Jeff Jackson, sentinel; Terri Sprinkle, treasur- er; Patty Weil, secretary; Mike Yusko, vice-president; Bill Wagner, president. Opposite page. Row 1. Elizabeth Lorigan, Karen Chamberlain, Cindy Mabry, Scott Slater, Terri Sprinkle, Allen Fleming, Dan Patterson, Shannon Wilson, Jennifer Hitchcock, Roger Shearer, Brian Uzarski, Scott Davis, Jon Painter, Craig Fenton, Wes McClimans, Richard Lineberger, Eric Dickson. Row 2. DeWayne Bunch, Charlie Miller, Ken Shollenberger, Lloyd McGarvey, George Keck, Steve Bozzo, Bill Wagner, Doug Uzarski, Mike Tum- pak. Brad Reinhart, Mike Millero, Dave Miller, Jarred Mitchell, Brad Manville, John Mills. Row 3. Shane Koehne, Duane Morford, Marcus Martin, Mike Reeher, Jeff Jackson, Fred Miller, Dave Wade, Patty Weil, Mike Yusko, Jerry Detelich. Of course I’m wearing these head phones to listen to the farm report. I can think of a few good fund raisers. Dcut t Sit fyttcte 104 Activities t e s4faft£e 7tee Activities 106 764 0 6 Ktc LIBRARY CLUB Clockwise. Juniors and Seniors. Sally Humphrey, Angie Shel- hamer, Deana Byrne, Kelly Loutzenhiser, Shannon Hoover, Lorie Black, Shawna Garner, Kris Robinson, Wendy Eckles. Nancy Tumpak mans the desk. Freshmen and Sophomores. Sue Cullen, Gina Potprosky, Tessa Miller, Cyan Otey, Tedda Otey, Ken Shollenberger, Marcy McCartney, Tomi Moor- house, Jennee Hitchock, Nancy Tumpak, Jeff Erdman, Bob Skiff, Krista Beougher, Monique Lary, Richele Campbell, Kelly Dietrich, Stacey Rhoades. 106 Activities Clockwise. Shelving books, Stacey, or looking for dust? Senior High Officers. Lorie Black, president; Deana Byrne, secre- tary treasurer; Kelly Loutzenhiser, vice-president. Junior High Officers. Jill Brest, vice-president; Alison Cadman, pres- ident; Kerri Ericksen, secretary treasurer. Junior High. Row 1. Lori Owen, Ann Campbell, Leana Miller, Shelley Robinson, Shannon Braatz, Rhonda Shearer, Heather DeTullio, Marcie Biers, Chantel Hauck. Row 2. Tory Lester, Joe Bross, Jodi McCartney, Stephanie Biggart, Heather Bricked, Tara Dan- iello, Michelle Ser, Marjorie McKeown, Missie McCullough, Missy Holler, Theresa Donner, Stephanie Bowman, Tara Rearick, Beth Mowry, Cathy Morrison. Row 3. Laura Young, Tammy King, Jennifer Dice, Kerri Ericksen, Alison Cadman, Jill Brest, Meghan Patrick. Row 4. Michelle Weyant, Tina Blair, Howard Shacklock, Paul Brocklehurst, Cory Mariacher. Activities 107 7o ‘Tetany Above. Am Telefon, Lexi? Officers. Seated. Janelle Ondo, president; Sonya Hanzes, treasurer; Darci Patrick, secretary; Allen McFeaters, vice-presi- dent. Standing. Kim Welsh, Latin mascot; Joel Staley, German mascot. 108 Activities Above Sen tort Jill Titin, Renee Merrill, Nano Simpkins SaHy Humphrey, Jenny Dye, Shannon Crytzer, Kim l.ary, Renita Ha r pat. Wendy Durst. Tracey Hunter, Sheila Braun, I .aura Long. Jami King, Jaaon Kukol. Matt Albaugh. Paul Harpst. Brian Brockway. Dennia Darnell� Junton Malt Row, Brian Shipley, Shawn Palmiler, Jaaon Dit enberger. Lance Bean Kathleen McQuiston, Michele Straahenaky. Shawna Garner. Jenny Schmidt, Ken Overly. I .ana Gurney. Sue Mi ik, Ijm Drew. Matt Shafler, Val Blair, Danielle Daugherty. Jim Cunperman. Michele Blake, Jenniler Siege. Kelly Patton. Angie Hitchcock, Vaneaaa Mopca, Darci Patrick, Jack Johnaon, Joel Staley. Sherry McLaughlin. Gina Shellenbarger, Tim Colaon, Allen McFeatera. Headleaa member. Mike Hough. (Sorry, Mike') Sophomore . Chad Jav- ena. Sean Graham. Kevin Moyer, Pete Popovitch, Brian Uhrin, Jimmy Campbell, Monique I-ary, Stacey R hoe dev Rr chele Campbell. Shelly Goda. Chna Diehl, Jenny WiUey, Tammy VanSickle, Rod Harpat Beth Cannon, Louri Bean. Chria Lrirkaen, Angie Skelton, Mike Gentile, Kelly Dietrich, Jarred Mitchell. Missy Crytzer, Bob Vaccaro, l.exi ( adman, Amy Whyte, Jaaon Ealy, Heather Ringer Mary Jane Zahniaer. Kevin Hocketl, Shannon Wilaon, Mike CaHihan. Steve Fry. Steve Bross, Sandy Novak. Tuesday lister i t t e Sea Clockwise. Freshmen. Latin members. Mark Dambacher, Michele Satmare, Chris Law, Chris McCormick, Shawn Daugherty, Darren Drew, David Mott, Amy Higbee, Lisa Hofmeister, Tracey Trimmer, Tami Lucas. Kim Welsh. Janelle Ondo, Angie Schehl, Cinda Waleff, Tessa Miller, Jeneene Mock. Rhonda Brosius. Kim Frazier, Kristi Webster, Monica Wilson, Stephanie Bertolasio, Missy Daoust, Angie Kukol, Lori Wetzel. Veni, vidi.vici. Say cheese! A rose between two thorns. Freshmen. German members. Bobby Ignat, Ben Graham, Jeff Shardy, Vern Flinn, Tom Mowry, Jason Walter, Carrie Weaver. Malinda Shipley, Sarah Skelton, Amy Troutman, Shelley Barwell, Casey Misik, Lisa Black, Krista Beougher, Janette Leventry, Sonya Hanzes, Theresa Nay. Ryan Bartel. Brian Flickinger, Craig Keeley, Josh Sanders. Kyle Garner. Darrell Irvine, Alvin Christy, Theresa Rosner, Tricia Cannon, Lorie Ondo. Matt Fenton, Brian Albaugh, Scott Kettering, Scott Loutzenhiser, Chris Neh- len, Casey Rodemoyer, Robert Alexander. Todd Rearick, Ben Holler, Matt Micsky, Jamie Page, Ralph Boger, Bob Skiff, Mike Wade, Jason Black, Melanie Long, Chris Herrick. Officers. Doug Brockway, vice-president; Sherry McLaughlin, trea- surer; Dina Gravatte, secretary; Heidi Brandt, president. Let’s tan- go. Third and Fourth Year Members. Row 1. Dina Gravatte, Heidi Brandt, Sherry McLaughlin, Doug Brockway. Row 2. Maureen Mo- jica, Marie Graham, Tammy Hunt, Kelly Loutzenhiser, Beth Svarny, Vanessa Mojica. Row 3. Bev Lang, Sally Humphrey, Vickie Proctor, Janet McLaughlin, Jody Weaver, Jill Titus, Colleen Kerns. Spanish-itis. 110 Activities M . The cheerleaders demonstrate correct cheering techniques to the football players. Middle. Se L rs. Holly Messina, Jenni Beckdol, Renita Harpst, Marci Link, Sarah Stevens, Jodi Heasiey, Vicki lasbee, Tami Sherbondy, Julie Seger. Hanging on Coach Gentile’s every syllable are the J.V. cheer Eaders. Give'cm a hand. Bottom. Filming for the “Glitter” commercial are Reynolds’ brightest. H r-T-OG-O. Activities 113 t02O iaCe Sfatibia tyoia 0 t Clockwise. Are we there yet, Papa Smurf? Whose idea was this? Group Photo. Row 1. Tammy VanSickle, Vickie Proctor, Terri Johnson, Stephanie Waida, Jennifer Sanders. Row 2. Janet McLaughlin, Karen Milliren. Row 3. Melanie Long, Kris Robinson, Shannon Blair. Co-Captains. Karen Milliren and Janet McLaughlin. Seniors. Karen Milliren, Vickie Proctor, Janet McLaughlin. 114 Activities Clockwise. Group Photo. Row I. Kelly Dietrich, Deana Byrne. Row 2. Angela Orpen, Casey Mizik, Jennifer Willey, Marcy McCartney. Row 3. Angie Kukol, Stephanie Bertolasio, Danielle Daugherty, Tricia Can- non, Patricia Diehl, Cindy Milliron. Hit me with that flag again and you’re dead meat! Co-Captains. Kelly Dietrich and Deana Byrne. Senior Angela Orpen. Can we go home yet? Activities 115 R. H. S. M A J O R E T T E S 116 Activities Clockwise. I’m having fun, aren’t you? Senior captain Tracey Hunter takes a breather after a pep assembly performance. Ready to greet the football team are Darci Patrick, Sonya Hanzes, and Carrie Weaver. Senior majorettes are Tracey Hunter, Jody Weaver and Heidi Brandt. The squad includes: Heidi Brandt, Tracey Hunter, Jody Weaver, Darci Patrick and Laura Filer. Carrie Weaver, Sonya Hanzes, Angie Schehl and Tammy Darby. “Settee Sit O' S t€' Jazz Band. Row 1. Dale Smith, Brian Mack. Row 2. Aaron Armer, Lori Wetzel. Row 3. Darrell Irvine, Bill Loutzenhiser. Row 4. Darren Drew. Row 5. Tammy Hunt, Chris Reeher, Amy Troutman. Row 6. Kristi Webster, Nancy Shelhamer, John Titus. Row 7. Curt Gealy, Gene Zahniser, Gina Shellenbarger. Row 8. Chris McCor- mick, Roy Altman, Mark McLaughlin, Sean DeCiancio, Eric Davis, Brian Shi- pley, Matt Shaffer, Steve Fry. Roadys. Justin Haggerty, Heather Lowry, Jason Ealy, Steve Bayuk, Sherry Fenton, Matt Fenton, Matt Albaugh, Curt Stoyer, Dan Keeley, Vickie Proctor. Darrell practices for his solo in the next concert. Curt and Mark want to grow up to be just like May- nard. Activities 117 Left to right: Top to Bottom. Advisors. Mrs. Trish Swartz, Mr. Tom Fleet, Mrs. Ronnie Javens. Drum Majors. Heather Lowry, Nanci Simpkins, Matt Shaffer. “Looking for anything special?” Man- agers. Row 1. Kristen Hunter. Tanya Hanzes, Veronica Galus, Matt Fenton, Chris Lowry. Row 2. Leroy Herman, Dan Keeley, Mike Konig, Sheila Braun. Se- niors. Brian Mack, Angie Sipe, Nanci Simpkins, Nancy Shelhamer, Dale Smith. Officers. Matt Shaffer, president; Heather Lowry, treasurer; Lisa Drew, secretary lr brarian; Dale Smith, vice-president. S6 ‘Soattt 118 Activities Top to Bottom. Brass. Row 1. Betsy Tulip, Tom Chapin, Brian Lout- zenhiser, Jeff Giardina, Marci Hall, Tammy King, Rich Shingle- decker, Aaron Brown. Row 2. Amy Troutman, Chris Herrick, Darren Drew, Chris McCormick, Dave Moyer, John Titus, Mark McLaughlin, Curt Gealy. Row 3. Damon Graham, Steve Fry, Chris Reeher, Gene Zahniser, Bill Loutzenhiser, Shawn Palmiter, Brian Shipley, Nancy Shelhamer. Woodwinds. Row 1. Jennifer Mack, Stephanie Clark. Row 2. Laurie Hazi, Kristi Webster, Laura Bish, Laurie On do, Lori Wetzel. Darrell Irvine, Lisa Hofmeister, Cyan Otey, Melissa Daoust, Malinda Shipley, Tonya Addison, Jeneene Mock. Row 3. Beth Cannon, Sandy Novak, Debbie Daniello, Mary Zahniser, Nicole Cook, Sherry Fenton, Carrie Brocklehurst, Tracey Bornes, Lisa Selnekovic. Row 4. Lana Gurney, Janet Shelhamer, Tammy Hunt, Kathleen McQuiston, Jeanine Resek. Row 5. Brian Mack, Angie Sipe, Dale Smith. Percussion. Chad Javens, Brian Haynes, Sue Mizik, Sean DeCiancio, Jamie Page, Craig Fenton, Mike Callihan, Lance Bean, Lisa Drew, Janelle Ondo, Roy Altman, Corry Fenton, Eric Davis. Activities 119 Syt. 'Pefofoe s£o te£y Clockwise. Percussion. Top to Bottom. Craig Fenton, Sean DeCiancio, Lance Bean, Chad Javens, Mike Callihan, Vickie Proctor, Roy Altman, Jamie Page, Eric Davis, Sheila Braun, Brian Haynes. Does this come with directions? Lisa, clarinets aren’t made for playing baseball! 120 Activities 'Satui Clockwise. Brass Row 1. Shawn Palmiter, Steve Fry, Matt Shaffer, Aaron Armer, Bill Loutzenhiser, John Titus, Brian Shipley, Dave Moyer. Row 2. Amy Troutman, Chris Reeher, Chris Herrick, Casey Mizik, Mark McLaughlin, Darren Drew, Chris McCormick, Nancy Shelhamer, Curt Cealy. Row 3. Jason Ealy, Damon Graham, Gene Zahniser. Do I have a deal for you! Humm, This District Band music doesn’t look that hard. Officers. Dale Smith, vice-president; Lisa Drew, secretary; Matt Shaffer, president; Mr. Fleet, advisor; Sherry Fenton, social chairmen; Heather Lowry, treasurer. Woodwinds. Row 1. Missy Daoust, Lisa Hofmeister, Tonya Addison, Kristi Webster, Lori Wetzel, Kim Welsh, Jeneene Mock. Row 2. Darrell Irvine, Stephanie Bertolasio, T rish Cannon, Janelle On do, Laurie Ondo, Angie Kukol, Cyan Otey, Malinda Shipley, Laura Bish. Row 3. Rebecca Warchol, Carrie Brockle- hurst, Nicole Cook, Beth Cannon, Sandy Novak, Debbie Danielk), Mary Jane Zahniser, Sherry Fen- ton, Lisa Selnekovic, Tracey Bornes, Kim Wingard, Lana Gurney. Row 4. Tammy Hunt, Lisa Drew, Heather Lowry, Janet Shelhamer, Jeanine Resek, Kathleen McQuiston, Sue Mizik. Row 5. Dale Smith, Brian Mack, Nanci Simpkins, Tracey Hunter, Angie Sipe, Laura Long. Activities 121 Seat ty e 0 t Mr. Tom Jeffries, advisor; Tim Colson, Gina Shellen- barger, accompanists. Juniors. Row 1. Shannon Hoo- ver, Deana Byrne, Kris Robinson, Cindy Milliron, Colleen Kerns, Becky Liszka, Valerie Blair. Row 2. Kelly Patton, Jason Stull, Brian Shipley, Janet Shel- hamer, Rick Carter, Jessica Thompson. Row 3. Tim Colson, Bev Lang, Paula Morgan, Kim Wingard, Lisa Drew, Angie Shelhamer, I .ana Gurney, Angie Hitch- cock, Mindy Redfoot, Sue Mizik, Gina Shellenbarger, Matt Shaffer. Row 4. Jack Johnson, Joel Link, Steve Ruhlman, Jenny Schmidt. Officers. Marci Link, sec- retary; Sarah Stevens, treasurer; Paul Spargo, presi- dent; Brad Boyd, social chairperson; Joel Link, vice- president. Sophomores. Row 1. Becca Warchol, Jen- ny Willey, Mary Jane Zahniser, Beth Cannon, Heath- er Ringer, LeAnn Koehne, Monica Cooper. Row 2. Deanna Curtis, Kelly Dietrich, Jennifer Sanders, P. J. Martin. Row 3. Cheryl Ferguson, Maureen Mojica, Jim Campbell, Willy Finnamore, Scott Gregg, Sandy Novak, Missy Crytzer, Jason Steen. Row 4. George Keck, Debbie Daniello. Seniors. Patty Miller, Paul Spargo, Sarah Stevens, Brad Boyd, Sally Humphrey, Nanci Simpkins, Marci Link, Vickie Proctor, Wendy Durst. 122 Activities C 0 N C E R T C H 0 I R Ensemble. Row 1. Steve Ruhlman, Sarah Steven , Patty Miller, Kim Wingard, Angie Shelhamer. Row 2. Jenny Schmidt, Angie Hitchcock, Becky Liszka, Marci Link, Janet Shelhamer, Wendy Durst, Gina Shellenbarger, Paul Spargo, Matt Shaffer. Row 3. Rick Carter, Jason Stull, Joel Link, Brad Boyd, Lisa Drew. Steve and Ricky demonstrate the proper breathing technique. Paul, confused again? Activities 123 f 1 J R H I G H B A N D Junior High Band. Row 1. Kyle Gibbs, Rich Shelhamer, Troy Jones, Chris Gearhart, Lisa Miller, Julie Novak, Butch Martin, Doug Zahniser, Kevin Sprinkle, Corry Fenton, Ed Best, Brian Tamburro. Row 2. Jodi Sipe, Carrie Esmond, Beth Custer, Missie Albaugh, Heather Homer, Becky Kerins, Michele Powell, Jennifer Webb, Jennifer Mack, Bonnie Callihan. Row 3. Sandi Osborne, Stephanie Clark, Kelly Ryan, Michele Barnes, Tammy Shingledecker, Wendy Strashensky, Nicole Miller, Heather Bish, Jolene Campbell. Row 4. Howard Shacklock, Kevin Drew, John Ondo, Jason Fain, Debbie Schmidt, Josh Lambert, Cindy Mutdosch, John Redmond, Crystal Smith, Barbie Moffett, Bobby Riggs, Brian Reeher. Row 5. Brian Loutzenhiser, Tom Chapin, Jeff Giardina, Aaron Brown, Jim Shafer, Rich Shingledecker, Marci Hall, Tammy King, Bryan Redfoot, Becky Saunders, Jeff Smith. J R H I G H C H 0 R U S Junior High Chorus. Row 1. Aimee Bennet, Michelle Graham, Becky Kerins, Richard Bissell, Michael Lawrence, Joe Simmons, Ryan Murrin, Jeff Miller, Joe Langdon, Amanda White, Danielle Zoky, Becky Saunders, Allison Karns, Tracy Armour, Cynthia Miller. Row 2. Angie Miller, Tracy Millero, Kelly Oliver, Tara Daniello, Brian Tamburro, Toby Haag, Jim Mutdosch, Chantel Hauck, Barbie Moffett, Julie Svarny, Diane Hum, Jennifer Mack. Row 3. Denise Veado, Amy Skelton, Jill Brest, Alison Cadman, Josh Lambert, Tom Hunt, Meghan Patrick, Nicole Miller, Noel McNeelege, Heather Bornes, Jill Barwell, Sandy Osborne, Karen Dixon, Crystal Smith, Stephanie Bowman. Row 4. Wendy Strashensky, Heidi Powell, Kristen Emswiller, Bonnie Donner, Tiffany VanDyke, Brian Reeher, Kevin Drew, Butch Martin, Melissa Holler, Debbie Schmidt, Michelle Powell, Stephanie Biggart, Marci Biers, Stephanie Clark. 124 Activities Ninth Grade Chorus. Row 1. Tessa Miller, Tonya Bradley, Michele Satmare, Sheila Becker, Lisa Hofmeister, Vladimir Roscoe, Todd Beedy, Tonya Addison, Jody Clark, Shelley Barwell, Veronica Galus, Darla King. Row 2. Amy Troutman, Malinda Shipley, Cyan Otey, Chris Herrick, Alvin Christy, Robert Alexander, Chris Nehlen, Krista Beougher, Lisa Black, Lindy Soros, Gina Potprosky, Kristi Webster. Activities 12S Do you think Mr. Jefferies can see me? The Rainbow Connection? HI never sound like Kermit! 'iVeasict 7t Clockwise. The Raider Invader Staff. Row 1. Michele Satmare, Tomi Moor house, Shan- non Hoover, Michele Strashensky, Joyce Da- vis, Lisa Selnekovic, Nicole Cladysz, Mary Rosner. Row 2. Cindy Milliron, Missy Cryt- zer, Mark Dambacher, Chris Law, Lori Wet- zel, Monica Wilson, Kristi Webster, Sally Humphrey, Jimmy Campbell. Row 3. Denny Daniello, Amy Troutman, Paul Spargo, Don- ald Sweitzer, Tim Colson, Ed Underwood, Chuck Gibbs, Miles Lawrence. Now if I glue this here, I could .. . The profile of a comput- er wiz at work. Only 444 more copies of The Raider Invader to type. I’d like to write the article on nuclear waste. 126 Activities t ie tf'uifoeviae f f Clockwise. No, Ed, the word is layout not lay up. fZditors and advisers. Row 1. Wendy Eckles, sports editor; Laura Filer, editor. Row 2. Mrs. Pau- la Griffith, adviser; Kim Malencia, assistant editor; Mr. George Malencia, adviser; Mrs. Carol Smith, adviser. Where are you going, Kim? The sec- ond shift doesn’t end until midnight. Typists. Christy Curtis, Karen Milli- ren, Helen Homer. Activities 127 YEARBOOK STAFF t A yearbook staffer’s best friend - a ruler. Make the pain go away. Row 1. Kathleen McQuiston, Kelly Dietrich, Lisa Selnekovic, Sarah Stevens, Charlene Kuhn, Missy Crytzer, Vickie Proctor, Lisa Russell, Kelly Patton, Cinda Waleff. Row 2. Cheryl Ferguson, Carrie Brocklehurst, Amy Troutman, Lourie Bean, Jennifer Siege, Shawna Garner, Kim Lary, Kim Malencia, Nanci Simpkins, Joanna Scibetta. Row 3. Lorie Black, Monique Lary, Sally Humphrey, Karen Camp- bell, Stephanie Vasbinder, Darci Patrick, Danielle Daugherty. 128 Activities 7 “TfCucJi ' Clockwise. Editorial Board. Kim Malencia, Index Edi- tor; Nanci Simpkins, Activities Editor; Sally Hum- phrey, Sports Editor; Kim Lary, Underclassmen 9-11 Editor. Charlene Kuhn, Features Editor; Valerie Blair, Introduction Editor; Matt Shaffer, Business Manager, Advertisement Editor; Michele Blake, Un- derclassmen 7 8 Editor; Jennifer Siege, Faculty Editor; Wendy Durst, Senior Editor. What do you mean I have to redo my 100 page section? You'll have to do better than “A-s-d-f, HH;” if you want to type for the yearbook, Vickie. Brain storming, Val? Matt Shaffer, Business Manager; Miss Varley, Advisor; Dennis Daniello, Editor, Mrs. McIntyre, Proofreader. Activities 129 V A R S I T Y “R” “'Zfeant 0?ct££ Saui Counterclockwise. Row 1. Ron Park. Row 2. Doug Levis, Bob Gentile, Jon Kilgore, Dale McCright, Dave Plotner, Barry Roscoe, Fred Miller, Brad Boyd, Bunky Mathie- son, Mark Higbee. Row 3. Vince Jones, Tuesday Lester, Deb Daniello, Heidi Brandt, Renita Harpst, Sherry McLaughlin, Sarah Stevens, Jack Johnson, Earl Hunter, Todd Hedderick. Row 4. Nanci Simpkins, Dave Turner, Jeff Smith, Andy Thompson, Stephanie Vasbinder, Renee Merrill, Terri Sprinkle, Stacey Soros, Brad Morris, Paul Spargo, Brian Brest. Row 5. Dave White, Heather Lowry, Bev Lang, Sandy Novak, Gina Shellenbarger, Laura Long, Marie Graham, Steve Waleff, Curt Stoyer, Jodie Nezdoba. Row 6. Charlene Kuhn, Wendy Lutheran, Denny Willaman, Julie Heas- ley, Tim Colson, Chuck Gibbs. Row 7. Mike Hough, Rich Miller, Joe Gizdic, Missy Nehlen. Row 8. Allen McFeaters, Doug Brockway, Jeff Galus, Kevin Burns, Aaron Armer. Three Year Members. Row 1. Andy Thompson, Dave Plotner, Bob Gen- tile, Dale McCright, Barry Roscoe. Row 2. Dave Turner, Dave White, Vince Jones, Jon Kilgore, Brad Boyd. Row 3. Ron Park, Jeff Smith, Brian Brest, Mark Higbee, Bunky Mathieson. Two Year Members. Row 1. Steve Waleff, Denny Willaman, Doug Levis, Todd Hedderick, Fred Miller. Row 2. Laura Long, Renita Harpst, Heidi Brandt, Brad Morris, Allen McFeaters, Aaron Armer. Row 3. Wendy Lu- theran, Julie Heasley, Marie Graham, Kevin Burns, Jeff Galus. Row 4. Bev Lang, Heather Lowry, Joe Gizdic, Missy Nehlen, Mike Hough. 130 WCth 'latent ------- ‘‘ vut 7 “ e “ZVcCcC Jon Kilgore 38 RB-LB Barry Roacoe 79 T-T Dale McCnghl 34 RB-I.B Bob Gentile 66 G-E Ron Park 42 TB-HB Dave Ptntner 85 E-tB Brad Boyd 63 G-E Steve W.lell 73 E-E Fred Miller 57 C-LB Jack Johnton 81 y y Brad Manville 24 G-T Doug Levi� 1 QB-S Denny Willaman 36 FL-HB Todd 1 tedder irk 86 E-E Joe Gudic 59 C-T Doug Brorkway 56 C-t.B Allen McFeater� 22 n.-s Aaron Armer 75 T-T Mike Miller 74 T-T Doug Nehlen 72 T-T Ed Rykal 89 RB-HB Jell Galut 29 RBHB Doug Lurkork S3 C-E Chuck Nay 60 T-T Ken Shancky 68 G-G Jatnn Ealy 64 T-T Dan Bancroit 77 G-T Rod Harp� t 31 QB-S Jamn Grunteth 67 G-T Mike Gentile 44 RB-LB Ed Underwood 20 RB-CB Doug Uzartki 33 MB MB Scott DiGregori 35 HB-HB Alien Fleming, Manager So� � Flinn. Manager Bill Wagner, Manager Reynold 12 GreenviBe 7 Reynold 9 Sharon 6 Reynold 0 E. McLWII 7 Reynold 47 Sharp ville 14 Reynold 32 T it usvilte 14 Reynold 16 Grove City 8 Reynold 43 K Christian 0 Reynold 42 Ene Fast 12 Reynold 36 Hickory 0 Reynolds 48 Oil City 0 Record: 9-1-0 (regular � ea on Krytlunr Football League Champ Page 132. Top. Taking a break on the bench after a comfortable lead over Hickory. Middle. Dale McCright, Jon Kilgore, Fred Miller, Brad Boyd, Steve Waleff. Bottom. Tri-Captain Ron Park, Tri-Captain Bob Gentile,Tri-Captain Barry Roscoe. Page 133. Top. Watching and awaiting a victory is Manager Bill Wagner. Lookeee ... Here comes Rocket Ronnie! Mid- dle. When can I play? The Hornets are stingless against the RAIDers. Bottom. Dave Plotner. Coaches Stegkamper, Wise, Amato, Gentile and Blythe. Managers Bill Wagner, Sus2 Flinn and Allen Fleming. VARSITY Sports 133 p.1 . 'Poo-t aM Reynolds 7 Reynolds 6 Reynolds 6 Reynolds 41 Reynolds 7 Reynolds 19 Reynolds 0 Reynolds 20 Greenville 7 Sharon 16 Franklin 0 Sharpsville 0 Grove Cify 0 Lakeview 0 Hubbard 7 Hickory 0 Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Row 1. Vickie Donner, manager, Scott Lout enhiser, Jell Chamberlain, Ryan Bartel, Matt Gentile, Steve Young, Brian Albaugh, Scott Kettering, Ben Holler, manager. Row 2. Bill Hagan, Phil Owen, Jason Gixdic, Chris Nehlen, Eric Winslow, Sam Gentile, Ed Miller. Aaron Trezona, Tom Christy. Row 3. Chris McCloskey, Doug Zahniser, Dan Gill, Darren Gilson, Jim Kaller, Mark Dambacher, Cory Mariacher, Ed Burnett. Row 4. Todd Beedy, Keith Van Tassel, Brian Rowe, Brian Flickinger, Robert Bucher. Jim Shafler, Butch Martin, Kevin Young. Row 5. Coach Fred Shoemaker, Coach Dick Rick- ert. 6 Sharon 0 Brookfield 0 Sharpsville 6 Meadville 12 Grove City 12 Hickory 0 Franklin 36 15 22 0 6 0 6 Top. You tell 'em, Fred. Gotcha ’ Middle. Can we stay in the stands and rest? It's our ball ... GO AWAY! Sports 135 7t (Acuite Out cAc S6y GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Seniors. Stephanie Vasbinder, Renee Merrill, Captain Heidi Brandt, Cap- tain Renita Harpst. Sizing up the competition. The knees are the first to go. Double duty. 136 Sports Varsity Squad. Renila Harpst, Renee Merrill, Charlene Kuhn, Tuesday Lester, Sherry McLaughlin, Heidi Brandt, Stephanie Vasbinder, Sandy Novak. Missing from picture are Bev Lang and Monique Lary. Reynolds vs. Greenville Reynolds vs. Kennedy Christian Reynolds vs. Commodore Perry Reynolds vs. Sharps ville Reynolds vs. West Middlesex Reynolds vs. Jamestown Reynolds vs. Grove City Reynolds vs. Sharon Reynolds vs. Hickory Reynolds vs. Kennedy Christian Reynolds vs. Mercer Reynolds vs. Grove City Reynolds vs. Greenville Reynolds vs. Sharon Reynolds vs. Hickory Reynolds vs. Mercer J.V. Squad. Jackie Mojica, Sheri Loutzenhiser, Monique Lary, Heather Ringer, Lexi Cadman. Coach Hosbach, Kim Wingard, Bev Lang, Tues- day Lester, Angie Skelton, Renee Merrill. Reynolds vs. Greenville Reynolds vs. Kennedy Christian Reynolds vs. Commodore Perry Reynolds vs. Sharpsville Reynolds vs. West Middlesex Reynolds vs. Jamestown Reynolds vs. Grove City Reynolds vs. Sharon Reynolds vs. Hickory Reynolds vs. Kennedy Christian Reynolds vs. Mercer Reynolds vs. Grove City Reynolds vs. Greenville Reynolds vs. Sharon Reynolds vs. Hickory Reynolds vs. Mercer (Italics indicates winner.) •’ t Clockwise. Well, how did I do? Kim receives last minute advice from the coach’s Mrs. Kevin runs his legs off. See Ben run! Hiii-yah! Opposite Page. Clockwise. It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Dead tired before the race? Seniors. Jeff Smith, Paul Spargo, Laura l.ong, Curt Stoyer. 138 Sports 500 Mde I-aura lomg 2628 Curl Stoyer 2613 Paul Spargo 1953 Jorl lank 2133 Jdi Smith 214� Gina Shellenbarger 25:02 Ben Graham 24:10 Dale Johnilon 1824 Chuck Horak 22:19 Sieve Kuhlman 1950 Tun Colson 1928 Kyle Garner 19:17 Kim Welth 2554 Jason Steen 19 6 Angie Hitchcock 29.14 Miuy Daoust 3132 Lori Wei el 2828 Kevin Burn� 18:47 1 Bent personal lime� lollow name� . Reynold. 11th Sharon Reynold 50 Mercer 15 Reynold� 31 C. Perry 25 Reynolds 2SV, Kennedy- 33Vi Reynolds 45 Green vi lie 16 Reynold� 39 Hickory 19 Reynold� 44 Grove City 17 Reynolds 32 S Rock 24 Reynolds 24 Kennedy 31 Reynold 19 Shenango 42 Reynold� 48 HUmj 15 Reynold� 37 S. Rock 18 Reynolds 34 Sharon 21 Reynolds 9lh County Meet Reynolds 22nd District Meet Reynolds 5th Sharon Reynolds 33 C. Perry 22 Reynolds 39 Greenville 18 Reynolds 17lh District Meet Sports 139 V A R S I T Y G I R L S’ B A S K E T B A L L “ s4 “itfcvut Dcuf 'Tt y t' Squad members include: Debbie Daniello, Missy Cryt zer, Renee Merrill, Dina Gra vatte, Tuesday Lester, Terri Sprinkle, Sherry McLaughlin, Shannon Blair, Niki Tofani, Bev Lang, Charlene Kuhn, Renita Harpst, Stacey Soros. This page. Clockwise. Terri displays total concentration on her foul shot. What am I sup- posed to do, coach? Invasion of the Raiderettes! Reynolds 46 Conneaut Lake 51 Reynolds 47 Conneaut Valley 51 Reynolds 45 Kennedy Christian 46 Reynolds 44 Sharpsville 34 Reynolds 46 Seneca Valley 67 Reynolds 60 Venango Christian 35 Reynolds 52 West Middlesex 13 Reynolds 54 Greenville 45 Reynolds 40 Commodore Perry 32 Reynolds 34 Jamestown 37 Reynolds 26 Grove City 59 Reynolds 23 Sharon 64 Reynolds 28 Hickory 74 Reynolds 38 Mercer 61 Reynolds 38 Slippery Rock 45 Reynolds 23 Grove City 64 Reynolds 24 Sharon 65 Reynolds 32 Hickory 57 Reynolds 44 Mercer 73 Reynolds 50 Slippery Rock 45 Sports 141 Clockwise. Are we playing basketball or volleyball? Se- niors. Stacey Soros, Renita Harpst, Renee Merrill. Just let me pass the ball, please. Charlene demonstrates follow- through. Hurry up and shoot! Coaches. Scott Taylor, Ron Spencer (Head Coach) and Dee Stevens. Please go in! Renee attempts a baseball pass down court. 76e tyaea 0 t Clockwise. Missy drives to the hoop with intensity. Good dribbling, Deb! A scene from “Chariots of Fire.” Team huddle generates spirit. Tudi encoun- ters a harsh wind while running down court. J. V. Basketball Squad. Cheryl Fer- guson, Jackie Mojica, Tess Miller, Sandy Novak, Deb Daniello, Dina Cravatte, Tuesday Lester, Shannon Blair, Niki Tofani, Missy Crytzer. Reynolds 35 Conneaut Lake Reynolds 26 Conneaut Valley Reynolds 26 Kennedy Christian Reynolds 29 Sharpsville Reynolds 47 West Middlesex Reynolds 34 Greenville Reynolds 40 Commodore Perry Reynolds 43 Jamestown Reynolds 24 Grove City Reynolds 21 Sharon Reynolds 30 Hickory Reynolds 22 Mercer Reynolds 36 Slippery Rock Reynolds 24 Grove City Reynolds 24 Sharon Reynolds 23 Hickory Reynolds 34 Mercer Reynolds 35 Slippery Rock Clockwise. Up, up, and away as Jenny shoots the ball. Gimme the ball, I’m ready to go. Time out for a gabb session, coach. Michelle anticipates the next move. Are you seriously gonna take my pic- ture? Reynolds 12 Mercer 28 Reynolds 12 Greenville 30 Reynolds 20 Sharpsville 40 Reynolds 22 Jamestown 23 Reynolds 20 West Middlesex 15 Reynolds 13 Hickory 27 Reynolds 17 Jamestown 39 Reynolds 16 Mercer 15 Reynolds 13 Hickory 35 Reynolds 16 West Middlesex 27 Reynolds 15 Greenville 30 Reynolds 24 Sharon 19 Reynolds 17 Sharpsville 22 Row 1. Dawn Graham, Becky Kerins, Heather Brickell, Wendi Strashensky. Row 2. Heidi Powell, Michelle Graham, Sandi Osborne, Jen- ny Webb, Bonnie Callihan. Row 3. Anita Wer- ger. Deb Schmidt, Michelle Powell, Angie East- lick, Heather Homer. Sports 143 Reynolds 67 Shenango 60 Reynolds 66 New Castle Union 72 Reynolds 50 Greenville 62 Reynolds 49 Kennedy Christian 83 Reynolds 41 Sharpsville 76 Reynolds 61 Jamestown 59 Reynolds 66 New Castle Union 73 Reynolds 38 West Middlesex 68 Reynolds 66 Greenville 67 Reynolds 59 Commodore Perry 43 Reynolds 58 George Junior 69 Reynolds 59 Hickory 77 Reynolds 49 Slippery Rock 71 Reynolds 45 Grove City 79 Reynolds 41 Mercer 71 Reynolds 43 Sharon 89 Reynolds 44 Hickory 92 Reynolds 58 Saegertown 78 Reynolds 62 Slippery Rock 59 Reynolds 48 Grove City 85 Reynolds 67 Mercer 109 Varsity Basketball Squad. Michael Konig, Dave Turner, Vince Jones, Andy Thompson, Chuck Gibbs, Rod Harpst, Dale Johnston, Doug Levis, Greg Hopkins, Todd Hedderick, Ed Underwood, Craig Fenton, Rich Miller Clockwise. I faked you out, didn’t I? Crashing the boards! can 7 believe my eyes! High above the rest. Jump ball! Monkey in the middle. Hook shot Hopkins does it again. , 'ieat6te44 t f Out J.V. Team. Rod Harpst, Dale Johnston, Curt Haz lett, Paul Bolding, Greg Hopkins, Rich Miller, Craig Fenton, Allen Fleming, Chris Dickson. Reynolds 29 Reynolds 49 Reynolds 39 Reynolds 43 Reynolds 37 Reynolds 54 Reynolds 39 Reynolds 58 Reynolds 57 Reynolds 78 Reynolds 46 Reynolds 44 Reynolds 48 Reynolds 40 Reynolds 69 Reynolds 45 Reynolds 34 Reynolds 34 145 Reynolds 38 Reynolds 42 Shenango N. Castle Union Greenville K. Christian Sharpsville Jamestown N. Castle Union West Middlesex Greenville Commodore Perry George Junior Hickory Slippery Rock Grove City Mercer Sharon Hickory Saegertown Slippery Rock Grove City Reynolds 32 Reynolds 22 Reynolds 24 Reynolds 48 Reynolds 51 Reynolds 48 Reynolds 24 Reynolds 47 Reynolds 34 Reynolds 23 Reynolds 37 Reynolds 31 Reynolds 31 Reynolds 27 Reynolds 43 Reynolds 30 Reynolds 21 Greenville 40 Kennedy 42 Sharpsville 36 Jamestown 26 W. Middlesex 21 Greenville 41 Perry 44 Jamestown 36 Hickory 47 Slippery Rock 41 Grove City 46 Mercer 52 Sharon 65 Hickory 51 Slippery Rock 39 Grove City 54 Mercer 61 Freshman Squad. Row 1. Casey Rodemoyer, Eric Steffey, Malt Micsky, Robert Alexander, Ben Holler, Row 2. Eric Win- slow, Scott Loutzenhiser, Darrin Gilson. Chris Nehlen. Clockwise. Eric escapes a tight situ- ation. Hands up on defense, Robert! Over here! Gel your hands off of me! The Three Musketeers await the buzzer. -iV Sports 147 “0«te Dcur a 7ime This page. Now touch your knee to your nose. Excuse me, I have to leave now. Seniors. Brad Boyd, Brian Brest, Shawn Coda, Mark Higbee, Greg Lutheran. Opposite page. Clockwise. Bryan makes the right move. Squaring off with the opponent. In the ready position. Making his move is junior Mike Hough. Seniors. Bunky Mathieson, Scott Slater, Brian Uzarski. 148 Sports Reynold's score given first. Ml. League Tournament 3rd place Liberty 62 - 4 Oil City 61 - 3 Erie Prep 41 - 16 Lcwistown Tournament 1st place Lakeview 33-25 Sharon 60 - 6 Tool City Tournament 5th place Mercer 45 - 15 Commodore Perry 42 - 7 Greenville 61 - 6 Austintown Fitch 46 - 18 Kennedy Christian 30 - 17 Grove City 43 - 19 Hickory 24 - 27 Sharpsville 54 - 9 Meadville 2-43 Saegertown 40 - 20 Titusville 21 - 24 Reynolds shared the Mercer County Athletic Conference championship with Hickory and Kennedy Christian. Varsity Wrestling Squad. Jason Walter, Chad Javens, Mike Hough, Brian Brest, Bunky Ma- thieson, Mark Higbee, Bryan Massena, Joel Link, Brad Morris, Mike Gentile, Brad Boyd, Scott Slater, Aaron Armer. Tri-captains of the squad are Mark Higbee, Brad Boyd, and Scott Slater. Head coach is Brian Hills. J.V. Wrestling Squad. Pete Popovitch, Brian Rowe, Chris Walter, Bob Vaccaro, Kevin Moyer. Brian Mor- ris, Eric Russell, Justin Haggerty, Jodie Nerdoba (manager� Kevin Suich, Joel Staley. Keith Swart . Chris Reeher, Dan Bancroft, Ryan Bartel, Chris McCloskey, Jody Weaver (manager), Greg (.utheran, Mike Tumpak, Mike Millero, Brian Albaugh, Matt Albaugh, Brian Uhnn, Rich Carter, Scott Kettering, Darren Drew, John Kuhn. Reynold’s score given first. Liberty 51 - 6 Oil City 66- 12 Erie Prep 52- 15 Howland 39-29 General McLane 49- 15 Meadville 36 - 35 Lakeview 38- 11 Sharon 48- 0 Mercer 24 - 3 Commodore Perry 28- 9 Greenville 37-0 Austintown Fitch 27- 18 Kennedy Christian 18- 18 Grove City 58 - 0 Hickory 28-28 Meadville 27- 16 Reynold’s J.V. wrestlers posted a no-loss season. Clockwise. This page. Now listen here, ref. Jason gets a nose job. Defying ihe laws of gravity. A picture of concentration. Say “uncle.” Making headway with his opponent is Aaron Armer. Opposite page. On the way to a pin. Get your hands off me! Mat Maids. Lorie Black, Shelly Coda, Lisa Drew, Darci Patrick, Danielle Daugherty. Ready and waiting. How did I get myself in this position? Admit defeat or I’ll finish you off! 150 Sports “deaden t ie 1987 Track Team. Row 1. Tina Cascio (hurdler), Debbie Os- borne (hurdler), Joy Beckdol (thrower), Margaret Mathieson (jumper), Brenda Wetzel (middle distance), Irene Biers (thrower), Angie Murcko (thrower), Michele Fuoco (throw- er), Beth Selan (middle distance), Gina Shellenbarger (dis- tance). Row 2. Monique Lary (distance), Stephanie Vasbin- der (thrower), Renee Merrill (thrower), Heidi Brandt (thrower), Sarah Stevens (jumper), Angie Hitchcock (dis- tance), Sally Humphrey (manager), Shannon Hoover (thrower), Janet Shelhamer (thrower). Row 3. Debbie Dan- iello (sprinter), Tuesday Lester (jumper), Laura Long (dis- tance), Jodi King (jumper), Heather Lowry (sprinter). Missi Nchlen (middle distance), Sue Mizik (thrower), Deana Byrne (thrower), Chris Lesnett (thrower), Niki Tofani (thrower). Row 4. Nancy Daoust (thrower), Nancy Shelham- er (thrower), Sandy Novak (middle distance), Beth Cannon (thrower), Marie Graham (distance), Bev Lang (jumper), Wendy Lutheran (sprinter), Julie Heasley (middle distance), Paula Morgan (jumper). Row 5. Wendy Notestine (dis- tance), Renita Harpst (jumper), Wendy Durst (jumper), Nanci Simpkins (jumper), Chrisy Reeher (middle distance), Reenie Noll (distance). Sports 153 Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds 87 57 89 112 71 101 82 53' s Kennedy Christian 54 Lakeview 84 Mercer 52 Greenville 29 Sharon 70 West Middlesex 40 Grove City 59 Hickory 87% Page 152. Clockwise. Are wc having fun yet. Deb? Jump those hurdles, Tudi! Ready, set, GO! Page 153. Top. Exercising our biceps, Heidi? Betcha’l win! Middle. Sandy sprints her leg of the relay. Chomping at the bit. Is it over yet? Bottom. Life could be a breeze. Clockwise. Sand man Dan. Raise your hands if you’re sure! Barry follows through on his throw. Earl imitates Superman. Catch that Ti- ger, Todd! Agony of de feet. 1987 Track Team. Row 1. Brian Beatty (thrower), Scott Campbell (throw- er), Greg Gladysz (thrower), Scott Waida (thrower), Greg McLaughlin (hurdler), Darrin Johnston (hurdler), Todd Daniello (thrower). Row 2. Jas- on Kukol (thrower), Keith McDowell (distance), Brian Coppage (thrower), Chuck Gibbs (distance), Mark Baker (pole vaulter), Jason Steen(dis tance), Doug Satmare (thrower). Row 3. Mark Zohoranacky (thrower), Steve Ruhlman (distance), Dan White (jumper), Earl Hunter (pole vaulter), Todd Herriott (sprinter), Jason Kushner (pole vaulter), Ron Park (sprinter), Dave White (jumper). Row 4. Allen McFeaters (thrower), Den- ny Willaman (sprinter), Dale Johnston (distance), Rafael Mojica (throw- er), Dave Lind (pole vaulter), Kevin Burns (distance), Jon Kilgore (sprinter), Curt Stoyer (jumper). Row 5. Jeff Galus (thrower), Keith Swartz (distance), Brian Brockway (thrower), Jack Johnson (thrower), Paul Spargo (distance), Tim Munnell (distance), Tim Colson (distance). 154 Sports t02Ocfte Out Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds 101 61 53 65 83 82 72 81 51 91 Kennedy Christian Lakeview Mercer Greenville Sharon George Junior Sharpsville West Middlesex Grove City Hickory 49 89 97 85 67 68 78 69 99 59 Spectator Sports. Clockwise, fa idemonium. Wash your face, Joel. Taxi! Ev- eryone wants in the picture. We never throw in the towel. Two, two, two mints in one. 156 Activities i t t ie “GUARANTEED PHONE INDIVIDUAL FIT” 412-588-7030 3fomase0l!o’2-$k TAILORING TUXEDO RENTAL CAROL LEE DANCE STUDIO Ballet - Tap - Toe - Baton Jazz - Acrobatic Ladies Jazzercise DANCE MASTERS OF AMERICA, INC. 377 SO. 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WEDS. 168 Advertising GREENVILLE REGIONAL HOSPITAL North Main Street 588-2100 A m j ALLEN KIDD 588-7765 Owner t I |v Greenville Plaza Courtesy of First Feeler,-.! of Western Perimylvnnia FirsT NTOoriTnBank orlvieR CTrun ™ ™ F litartcial Institutions. 170 Advertising MOBILE MEDICAL INNOVATIONS ,nc. 451 Second Street • Greenville, PA 16125 (412) 646-2200 Custom Designed Mobile Medical Units We manufacture a complete line of storage buildings, barns and cottages. Bill Rinella Sentry Buildings P.O. Box 190 Greenville, Pa. 16125 (412) 646-0771 King Icom KENWOOD Fujitsu Ritron MAXON Universal Refactories Inc. 249 Reynolds Industrial Park Dr. Greenville, Pennsylvania 16125 Congratulations Seniors LOWRY Mobile Communications John W. Lowry (412) 646-1591 902 Brentwood Drive Greenville, PA 16125 REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION CO. Compliments of Covered Bridge Inn 840 Brentwood Drive GREENVILLE, PA. 16125 ALBERT C. HALL OFFICE 646-1660 RES. 588-8955 Advertising 171 OLIE M. ERICKSEIM COVERICK CORPORATION P O Box 107 Transfer. PA 16154 412 646 0145 (412) 962-3181 PTOMPT PRoressiONat SeRVlCE DAMASCUS TUBULAR PRODUCTS Stainless Steel Pipe Tubing Division of Sharon Street An NVF company 7(4el’4 TCttity Service SWIMMIHG POOLS - CHEMICALS St SUPPLIES 175 Reynolds Indust. Pk. Rd. Greenville, PA 16125 (412) 646-1500 ROUTE 18 CHUCK UBER TRAHSFER, PA 16154 172 Advertising Phone 962-4151 RENEE’S BEAUTY LOUNGE PROFESSIONAL FAMILY HAIR CARE Rt. 18 ' Rutledge Rd. Waxing Transfer, PA Designer Nails WALK-INS WELCOME KATHY RODEMOYER - Owner We Itnead your dough CUZINS’ PIZZA (formerly Pizza Oven) Rt. 18 Edgewood Transfer, PA (412) 646-1700 Free Delivery COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE VrAIKHBKI COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE W POST 7599 Edgewood Drive Reimold Brothers Transfer, PA 16154 BOB REIMOLD TRICIA LOOMIS Auctioneer Clerk Advertiser CALL COLLECT 412-962-2653 9144 9145 PA ONLY 1-800-752-SOLD ANYWHERE U.S.A. 1-800-772-SOLD TOM CAVE, OWNER T.J.’S UPHOLSTERY HOME • AUTO • BOATS ROUTE 18 RUTLEDGE ROAD RES: 962-9075 TRANSFER, PA 16154 BUS: 962-5557 CRAWFORD’S TAXIDERMY Certified by National Taxidermist Association R.D. 2, Box 163 Transfer, PA 16154 (412) 962-2616 (412) 646-1900 UKUB0TR Nothing like it on earth.9 SHIPULA TRACTOR “It’s the service after the sale that counts” Route 18 Edgewood Drive Transfer, PA 16154 ti.l'IJ Yeager’s Corner Market 301 Main Street, Fredonia, Pa. 16124 Phone 412-475-2666 Grocery - Meats Produce Advertising 173 ■etf BUCHANAN JSSSL Kitchen Bath Boutique CUSTOM DESIGNED KITCHENS BATHS RICHARD L. BUCHANAN, C.K.D. 998 Second Street (412) 475 3248 Fredonia, PA 16124 DAN JOHNSTON 412-475-2645 STAINLESS EXHAUST CORNER OF FIRST AND MAIN FREDONIA, PA 16124 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT EXHAUST IN STAINLESS FERGUSON STEEL ERECTION 402 FOURTH ST., GREENVILLE, PA. 16125 LEON F. FERGUSON OWNER: JOHN BISH M k Fredonia Florist 8:30 - 4:30 Mon. - Sat. AMERICAN BUILDINGS BOX 495 • GRANT ST. • FREDONIA, PA. 16124 PHONE: 588-4886 • 475-2855 OFFICE HOME 412-646-0111 412-475-2590 Wagner’s Custom Meat Processing 209 Liberty Street Fredonia, PA 16124 (412) 475-4863 We haul, slaughter, double wrap freeze Complete deer processing Sharon Shardy’s Beauty Shop Fredonia, PA 475-4652 174 Advertising I.AIinSClIKR ClfKKSK CO.. INC. Wholesale Distributors of All Types of Cheese Domestic and Imported Retail Sales Available, Party Trays Rt. 19 Mercer, PA Open 7 days a week, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM 475-3235 Your Hair and Me 210 Water Street Fredonia, PA 475-4705 Evelyn Higbee, Proprietor ★★★★ £ BUSTER CRABBE POOLE PALMER POOL SALES Rt. 19 • 5 Mi. No. of Mercer R.D. 4 MERCER. PA (16137) Phone (412) 475-3050 Phone (412) 475-2597 Hours: Sunday thru Thursday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday 4: Saturday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Crouser s 2 miles from Mercer Court House Healed Dining Spring Kail (•lean KcklrtMiim Advertising 175 Harpst’s Grocery RT. 58 @ Delaware Grove Fredonia, PA 16124 Groceries-Gas-Fresh Produce Leland C. King Agency, Inc. Wt TAKE IT ALL OFFI OWNER. (YOUB PIACI O MINCI QLENN MCCARTNEY NO ITCM TOO aio OR TOO SMALL Scuut - 113 North Diamond St. Mercer, PA 16137 Your Independent Insurance Agent Serves You First RO 2 FREDONIA. PA 1 61 24 (41 2) 475-3759 Shirley Kasbee’s Beauty Shop St. Johns Road R.D. 1 Fredonia, PA 16124 475-3564 Village Video 204 Water Street Fredonia, PA 16124 475-2605 Conveniently located in Fredonia For all of your video and VCR needs 176 Advertising Mike McCoy Program Director WMGZ P.O. BOX 3434 YOUNGSTOWN, OH 44512 PA: (412) 981-9500 OH: (216) 539-6060 Foulk Drug Store 214 Main Street Greenville, PA 16125 Neustupa’s Jeweler’s 132 Main Street Greenville, PA 16125 Greenville Dry Cleaning Plant - 126 Clarksville Street Greenville, PA 16125 Mossman’s Card and Gift Shop 182 Main Street Greenville, PA 16125 Kalchthaler Insurance Agency 16 Canal Street, Greenville 588-7170 The Encore Shop - Resale Rt. 18 Transfer, PA 16154 The Reynolds’ Crest is published yearly by Walsworth Publishing Company of Marceline, Missouri. 640 copies of the Crest were sold this year, a figure which represents 73% of our student body. Our sales rep from Walsworth Publish- ing Company is Mr. Bernard Magirl. He acts as our liason with the company in numerous ways. He is a valuable “member” of our staff who provides us with advice and sug- gestions. Thank you, Bernie! Mr. Ron Leonhardt of Seavy Studios in New Castle is our professional photographer. He provides us with our se- nior proofs, group photos, team photos and some sports can- dids. Without his help, there would be no Crest. This publication is printed on eight pound enamel pa- per. The silk screen cover was designed by Nancy Tumpak. Her design was chosen in a school-wide cover contest. Sarah Stevens refined her idea and executed the artwork on the cover. Two types of print “Cheltenham” and “Brush” were used in our copy. The Crest is sold for $17 a copy. This amount accounts for approximately $11,000 of our $15,000 budget. The other $4,000 comes solely from advertising. We are deeply indebted to the area businesses who so willingly promote and help fund our yearly effort. Please be sure to refer to the ad section when making purchases and patronize these fine businesses whenever possible. Advertising 177 ItnJ 412 588-7742 (®5 Prowlgr � BLAIR'S TRAILER SALES 880 mehclr Road GRLENViiiE PA 16125 ARDELL DOROTHY BLAIR 10 Year Animal Health Care Experience c Andtea's GROOMING Jg, Andrea Glunt Rt. 58 if 8 Miles South of Greenville (412)662-5013 Greenville (412) 588 2017 Hermitage (412) 981 5702 New Castle (412) 654-2005 Office Hours By Appointment Greenville (412) 588-2017 Hermitage (412) 981-5702 New Castle (412) 654 2005 Office Hours By Appointment WILLIAM R. McWHlRTER. M.D. THEODORE R MORAN, M.D. 3328 EAST STATE STREET 3463 WILMINGTON ROAD HERMITAGE PA 16148 NEW CASTLE. PA 16105 125 NORTH MAIN STREET GREENVILLE. PA 16125 3328 EAST STATE STREET 3463 WILMINGTON ROAD HERMITAGE. PA 16148 NEW CASTLE. PA 16105 125 NORTH MAIN STREET GREENVILLE PA 16125 (412) 662-4223 (iHercer 3UfDelrjj Salt anb Repair 104 SOUTH DIAMOND ST. Doug Dart Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Rt. 257 Saline Road Seneca, PA 16346 1-814-677-2787 MERCER PA 16137 178 Advertising s4GCfoyrtafifo Compliments of: Dr. George F. Reeher 77 North Main Street Greenville, PA 16125 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class. SHARON, PA WARREN, OHIO GREENVILLE, PA Daffin’s Candies 496 E. STATE STREET SHARON, PA. 16146 Fund Raising Program Available Perrine 981-1404 3174 E. STATE STREET SHARON. PA 16146 Compliments of: Sqvmf-s cmef to,cm AssoxJciticm Sporting Goods, Inc. “Everything In Sports” 23 E. Washington St. New Castle, PA 80 East State Street Sharon, PA Best wishes graduates! Reeher Carpet and Video Expert Installation Movie Rentals Mike Gruitza (412) 588-4022 State Representative 439 Vernon Road Walter K. Reeher Greenville, PA 16125 Phone 412-588-4063 Carpets COVERED BRIDGE AUTO SALON HOOVLER IMPORT CAR PARTS PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF IMPORTS WE SERVICE ALL IMPORTS PAUL RAY 795 MERCER RD. RT. 58) Parts Manager GREENVILLE, PA 16125 290 Reynolds Industrial Park Road Greenville. PA 16125 (412) 646-2425 180 Advertising 1 wctex Wha! is the theme of the yearbook? T Addison. Matthew 41 Addison, Tonya L 119, 121, 125 Albaugh, Brian D. 14, 54. 109, 135, 149, 150 Albaugh. Matthew 8.18,97,100,101.103,108,117, 149, 156 Albaugh, Melissa M. 67, 124 Alexander, Robert E. 54, 109, 125, 147 Alexander, Roger E. 61 Altman. Roy E. 97. 117, 119, 120 Amato, Frank 77, 133 Ammann, Travis J. 67, 69 Anderson, Bonnie 74 Anderson, Kelly E. 61 Anderson, Tammy L 41 Ansell, Christopher R. 61 Arkilander, Patricia 77, 102 Armer, Aaron F. 41,85, 117,121, 130, 132, 148, 150 Armer, Jeremy J. 61 Armour, Leroy 80, 83 Armour, Tracy L. 67, 72 Armstrong, Joel 8, 18, 73, 111 Aurandt, Samuel C. 18 Azzarello, Crystal R. 61 Azzarelk), Marcia D. 61 Who was the 1987 Homecom- ing Queen? Bancroft, Daniel M. 49, 111, 132, 149 Bankston, James E. 61 Barber, Beth A. 67 Barker, Christopher A. 67 Barnes, Michele R. 67, 68, 124 Bartel, Karin D. 15, 49 Bartel, Ryan M. 10, 53, 54. 91, 98. 109, 135, 149, 151 Bartel, Theresa A. 18, 61 Bartell, Teresa 85 Barwell, Jill A. 67, 124 Barwell, Kim L. 61 Barwell, Shelley M. 54, 109, 125 Baselj, Dawn 83 Bayuk, Stephen S. 41, 117 Bean, Lance E. 41, 108, 119, 120 Bean, l uri A. 49, 108, 128 Bean, Shad E. 61 Beblo, Linda 74 Beckdol, Jennifer 10, 18, 112, 113 Beckdol, Sue 74 Becker, Sheila M. 54, 125 Beedy, Todd B. 54. 125, 135 Bennett, Aimee M. 67, 124 Benton, Dorothy 75 Beougher, Krista L 54, 106, 109, 125 Bernard, Kathy 18 Bertolasio, Stephanie 54, 109, 115, 121 Best. Edward C. 67, 124 Biers, Marcie J. 61, 107, 124 Biggart, Stephanie M. 61, 107, 124 Bish, Heather D. 60, 67. 124 Bish, Laura R. 54. 119, 121 Bissett, Richard 67, 124 Black. Jason F. 54, 109 Black. Lisa M. 54, 109, 112, 125 Black. Lorie M 15. 41, 106, 107, 128, 151, 156 Blair, David R. 54, 104 Blair, Melissa A. 61 Blair, Natalie J. 67 Blair, Richard C. 61 Blair, Shannon R. 49. Ill, 114, 140, 142 Blair, Tina M. 67, 107 Blair, Valerie K. 8, 10. 41, 108, 122, 129 Blaire, James EL 18 Blaire, Jeffrey L. 41 Blake. Michele L 4. 8, 41. 108, 112, 129 Blake, Shirley 74 Bloom, David 41 Blythe. Robert 73, 83. 133 Bodo, Mark S. 67, 98, 99 Boehm, Thomas C. 61 Boger, Ralph C. 54, 58. 109 Bolding. Paul L 146 Bornes, Amy M. 61 Bornes, Heather L. 61, 64, 124 Bornes, Michael E. 49, 111 Bornes, Tracey L. 49, 119, 121 Bowman, Stephanie B. 61, 107, 124 Boyd, Brad A. 18, 19,31, 93. 94. 100, 101, 122, 123, 130, 132, 133, 148, 151 Boyd, Diana L 41, 86, 90 Boyd, Ronald H. 67 Boyle, Regina 41 Bozzo, Stephan 104 Braatz, Shannon F. 67, 107 Bradley, Tonya S. 54, 111, 125 Brandt. Heidi 17,19,22,98, 110,116, 130,136, 137, 152, 153 Brannon, Tammy 19 Brannon, Thomas 61 Braun, Sheila K. 19, 108, 118, 120 Brenneman, Cloyd 74 Brest, Brian R. 13, 19, 22, 130, 148 Brest. Jill S. 61. 107, 124 Brickell, Heather M. 67, 107 Brocklehurst, Carrie 49, 52, 111, 119, 121, 128 Brocklehurst, Paul J. 61, 107 Brockway, Brian 13, 19, 31, 97, 100, 108, 154, 156 Brockway, Douglas C. 41, 110, 130, 132, 134 Brosius, Keith D. 61 Brosius, Marlin N. 67 Brosius, Rhonda R. 54, 58, 109 Bross, Joseph EL 67, 107 Bross, Stephen J. 49, 108 Brown, Aaron 60, 61, 119, 124 Brydon, James D. 49 BuCher, Robbie A. 61, 135 Bunch, Dewayne R. 49 Bunch, Mark J. 54, 104 Burke, Michael G. 67 Burnett, Edward A. 61. 135 Burnett, James E. 67, 69 Burns, Kevin J. 40, 41, 130, 138, 139, 154 Butterfield, Robyn D. 49 Byrne, Deana L. 41, 106, 107, 115, 122, 152 Name the two 1987-1988 championship teams Reynolds produced this year. Cadman, Alexis B. 49. 108, 136, 137 Cadman, Alison B. 61, 99, 107, 124 Cadman, Melissa J. 62 Callihan, Bonnie J. 62, 124, 143 Callihan, Michael T. 49. 108. 119, 120 Calvin, Ralph C. 41 Campbell, Ann M. 67, 107 Campbell, James L. 49, 108 Campbell, Jolene L. 67, 124 Campbell, Karen 10, 13, 19, 24, 97, 128 Campbell, Richele L. 11, 49, 106, 108 Campbell, Timmy W. 67 Cannon. Beth A. 49, 52, 108, 119, 121, 122, 152 Cannon, Scott A. 62 Cannon, Tricia L. 54, 109, 115, 121 Carr, Christine M. 54 Carter, Richard W. 122, 123, 149 Catoline, Dana M. 62 Chamberlain, Jeffrey 54, 135 Chamberlain. Karen A. 15, 49, 104 Chamberlain, Kathy A. 41 Chapin, Thomas J. 39. 62, 119, 124 Chase, David 62 Christman, Jennifer 41 Christy. Alvin C. 9, 54. 109, 125 Christy, Jeremy L. 62 Christy, Thomas A. 62, 135 Cimperman, James A. 42, 108 Clark, Jeremy 39, 49 Clark, Jody 54, 125 Clark. Robert 40. 73, 80 Clark, Stephanie J. 62, 119, 124 Collins, Allen 78, 98 Collins, Debra A. 42, 83 Collins, Heather 19 Collins, James R. 68, 72 Collins, James W. 6, 19 Colson, Timothy L 42,108,122, 126, 130, 138, 139, 154 Conover, Elric M. 54 Cook, Debra M. 19 Cook, Nicole M. 49. 102, 111, 119, 121 Coon, John R. 54 Cooper, Brian 42, 90 Cooper, Monica A. 39, 49. 112, 122 Cornelius, Tiffany A. 62 Cresswell, Gretchen 19, 90 Crytzer, Melissa A. 49, 98, 108, 122, 126, 128, 140, 142, 156 Crytzer, Shannon 20, 108 Cullen, Susan M. 54, 106, 111 Curtis, Christina L. 42, 127 Curtis, Deanna M. 49, 122 Custer, Beth Ann 68, 124 Index 181 ?ttdex Who was named “Teacher of the Year” in ’87? Dambacher, Mark D. 55, 109, 126, 135 Daniello, Deborah 49, 87. Ill, 119, 121, 122, 130, 140, 141, 142, 152, 153 Daniello. Dennis 20. 86. 97, 100. 101, 108, 126, 129 Daniello. Tara S. 68, 107, 124 Daoust, Melissa S. 55. 57, 109, 119, 121, 138, 139 Daoust, Nancy L. 42, 90, 152, 156 Darby, Tammy L 53, 55. Ill, 116 Daugherty, Helen D. 42, 108, 115, 128, 151 Daugherty, Jameson S. 55, 91, 109 Davis, Christine M. 62 Davis, Daniel S. 62 Davis, Eric W. 97, 117, 119, 120 Davis, Joyce 20, 126 Davis, Judy A. 73 Davis, Scott 20, 92, 104 DeAngelis, Angelo 76 DeCiancio, Sean 4, 55, 98, 117, 119, 120 Decker, Joan 73, 84 Detelich, Betty J. 42 Detelich, Gerald A. 20, 104 DcTullio, Heather 68, 71, 107 DeWeese. Matthew P. 72 DeWeese, Timothy E. 62 DeWolf, April B. 42 Dice, Jennifer L 62, 63, 102, 107 Dicks. Sally 82. 99 Dickson, Chris S. 39, 49, 146 Dickson, Erik A. 42, 104 Diehl. Patricia C. 49. 89, 108, 115 Dietrich, Kelly A. 49, 73,92, 106, 108, 115, 122, 128 Dietrich, Matthew L 68 DiGregorio, Joseph A. 49 DiGregorio, Scott E. 6, 15, 49, 132 Ditzenberger, Jason B. 42, 108 Dixon, Karen 62, 124 Donner, Bonnie 68, 124 Donner, Theresa 68, 107 Donner, Vickie L. 55, 111, 135 Dooley, Michael 62 Drew, Darren A. 54, 55, 109, 117, 119, 121, 149 Drew, Kevin D. 68, 124 Drew, Lisa L 42,91,97,108,118,119,121,122,123, 151 Durst, Wendy 12, 20, 30, 108, 122, 123, 129, 152 Dye, Jennifer 17, 20, 85, 108 Where was the District X Band Festival held this year? Ealy, Jason M. 6, 49, 103, 108, 117, 121, 132 Ealy, Ronald 78 182 Index Eastlick, Angela L. 68, 143 Eckert, Jamie C. 21 Eckles, Wendy S. 41, 42, 106, 127 Eddy, Keith E. 68 Edwards, Richard L 62 Emph, Anna Marie 68 Emswiller, Kristen M. 60, 68, 124 Erdman, Jeffrey 55, 106 Erdman, Jennifer 21 Ericksen, Christopher 49, 91, 108 Ericksen, Kerri G. 62, 107 Esmond, Carrie R. 68, 124 W Who is the president of the Se- nior High Student Council? Fain. Jason P. 60, 68, 71, 124 Fenn, Heather 49 Fenton. Corry D. 62, 119, 124 Fenton, Craig L 42, 104, 119, 120, 131, 144, 146 Fenton, Matthew L 55, 103, 104, 109, 117, 118 Fenton. Sherry R. 11, 49. 110, 111, 117, 119, 121 Ferguson. Cheryl J. 49. 73, 111, 122, 128, 142, 156 Ferrara, Theodore 82 Ferrell, Jerome L 68 Ferry, Cynthia L. 50 Ferry, Kendra L. 42 Ferry, Ronda J. 50 Filer, Brian 21 Filer, Laura K. 42, 116, 127 Finnimore, William E. 50, 156 Fisher. Gary W. 42 Fleet, Thomas 81, 118, 121 Fleming, Allen S. 42, 104, 132, 133, 134, 146 Flickinger, Brian P. 54, 55, 109, 135 Flinn. Susan 21, 97, 100. 132, 133 Flmn, Tedd W. 62 Flinn, Vern T. 55, 109 Fraley, Michael E. 62 Frazier, Julie 21 Frazier, Kimberly N. 55, 109 Freshwater, Daniel C. 68 Friede, Douglas A. 62 Friede, Sheila M. 42, 98 Fry, Stephen M. 50, 91, 108, 117, 119, 121 What is the new section in this year’s yearbook? Galus, Jeffrey J. 42, 95. 130, 132, 154 Galus, Veronica A. 55, 118, 125 Garansi, Dwaine A. 21, 35 Garner. Kyle W. 55, 91, 109, 138, 139 Garner, Shawna L. 42, 106, 108, 128 Garver, Eric J. 68 Gaus, Jamee C. 62 Gay, Thomas 76 Gealy, Curtis J. 50, 111, 117, 119, 121 Gealy, Mark A. 55, 111 Gearhart, Christopher 68, 124 Gearhart, Davi R. 42 Geiwitz, Annamarie 12, 21, 90 Gentile, James 89, 133 Gentile, Matthew E. 62, 135 Gentile, Michael P. 15, 50, 94, 108, 132, 148 Gentile, Robert 15, 21, 24, 34, 35, 93, 130, 132, 133 Gentile, Samuel J. 55, 111, 135 Giardina, Jeffrey B. 62, 119, 124 Gibbs. Charles 21. 126, 130, 144, 145, 154 Gibbs, Kyle D. 68. 124 Gill, Christopher B. 68, 99 Gill, Daniel R. 60, 63, 99. 135 Gill, Shadley 21 Gilson, Darren T. 55, 111, 135, 147 Gizdic, Jason D. 55, 111, 135 Gizdic, Joseph J. 42, 130, 132 Gladysz, Michael H. 63 Gladysz, Nicole M. 21, 126 Glaister, Melvin 21 Glancy, William H. 63 Coda, Michelle L. 39, 50, 108, 151 Goda, Shawn 10. 22. 148 Goodemote, Cheryl 75 Goodemote, Connie S. 42, 90 Gotch, Gerald W. 55 Graffius, Melissa D. 68 Graham, Benjamin L. 55, 57, 109, 138, 139 Graham, Damon A. 50. Ill, 119, 121 Graham, Gwendolyn D. 68, 92, 143 Graham. Marie D. 42, 110, 130, 152 Graham, Michelle L 60, 68, 124, 143 Graham, Sean M. 50, 108 Gramsky, Walter 42 Gravatte, Dina L. 39, 42, 110, 140, 142 Gray, Charles A. 68 Green, Margaret 84 Greenawalt, Gerald A. 42 Gregg, Scott A. 15, 50. 97, 122 Gregory, Alissa D. 39, 42, 112 Griffin, Jolie A. 42 Griffith. Paula 76, 127 Grunseth, Jason S. 49, 50, 111, 132 Grunseth, Troy R. 63 Gurney, Lana L. 43, 46, 108, 119, 121, 122 Guy, John 43, 44, 45 Who is the president of the school board? Haag, Christopher A. 22 Haag, Toby L. 63, 124 Hagan, William L. 55, 104, 135 Haggerty, Justin S. 7, 50, 103, 117, 149 Hall, Donald J. 55 Index Hall, Marci L 63, 119, 124 Hall. Mark C. 15, 37, 43 Hanzes, Sonya L 53, 55, 98, 108, 109, 116 Hanzes, Tanya S. 63, 118 Harpst, Paul 8, 14, 22, 108, 156 Harpst, Renita 17,22,31,97,98, 100, 101, 108, 112, 113, 130, 136, 140, 141, 152 Harpst, Rod A. 50. 98. 108, 132, 144, 145, 146, 147 Hart, Kathleen 22, 111 Hartman, Ryan A. 50, 103 Haspel, Robert J. 55 Hauck. Chantel M. 63. 107, 124 Hawk. Barbara 79 Hayes, Charles 74 Hayes, Kevin A. 50 Haynes, Brian P. 56, 104, 119, 120 Hazi, Laurie L 39, 56, 119, 121 Hazlett, Curt 43, 146 Heasley, Jody L 10, 14, 22, 111, 112, 113 Heasley, Julie L 7, 43. 112, 130, 152 Hedderick, Raymond 73, 74 Hedderick, Todd M. 43. 94, 95, 130, 132, 144 Herman, Leroy J. 22, 118 Herrick, Christopher 56, 109, 119, 121, 125 Herriott, Todd R. 12, 22, 154 Higbee, Amy A. 56, 109 Higbee, Mark A. 13, 22, 31, 130, 148 Hilko, William P. 68 Hilles, Dana A. 43 Hilles, Shane 22 Hitchcock, Angela R. 43, 108, 122, 123, 138, 139, 152 Hitchcock, Jennifer 14, 50, 58, 104, 106, 111 Hitchcock, Lawrence 69 Hites. Kevin L 90 Hites, Thomas L. 69, 71 Hites, Tina L. 56 Hockett. Kevin P. 49, 50. 103, 108 Hodge, Danielle M. 56 Hofmeister, Lisa M. 56, 109, 119, 121, 125 Hogan, Geraldine 81 Holler, Benjamin L. 56, 109, 135, 147 Holler. Melissa D. 69, 107, 124 Homer, Denise 22 Homer, Heather L. 124, 143 Homer. Helen Y. 43, 127 Homer, James R. 56 Hoover, Shannon L. 43, 106, 122, 126, 152 Hoover, Shawn M. 69 Hopkins. Greg E. 43, 131, 144, 146 Horak, Charles 43, 90, 138, 139 Horinek, Butch 63 Hosbach, Marilyn 137 Hough. Michael W. 43, 98. 99. 108, 130, 148, 149, 151 Huffman, Sandra L. 37, 50 Hum, Diane L. 63, 124 Humphrey. Sally F. 15, 22, 92, 102, 106, 108, 109, 110, 122, 126. 128, 129, 152 Hunt, Jeffrey R. 69 Hunt, Tammy L. 43. 110, 117, 119, 121 Hunt. Thomas E. 63, 124 Hunter, Earl W. 18, 23, 130, 154 Hunter, Kristin E. 60, 63, 118 Hunter, Tracey C. 23, 25, 108. 116, 121 Hutton, Mary 48, 76 Who has the dubious honor of having the dirtiest locker in the school? (of the M ones we've seen!) Ignat. Robert E. 56, 109 Irvine. Darrell J. 56. 91, 109, 117, 119, 121 Irvine, John 78 K Who is this yearbook dedicated ll Jackson, Jeannine 83 Jackson, Jeffrey L. 23, 104 Jangdon, Joe 69 Javens. Dennis C. 48, 50,91.98. 108, 119, 120, 148, 151 Jeffries, Tom 81, 122 Johnson, Brian E. 56 Johnson. Jack 7, 14. 43. 108, 122, 130, 132, 154 Johnson, Jennifer 63, 112 Johnson, Jennifer L. 56, 111 Johnson, Teresa M. 43, 114 Johnston. Dale R. 43, 131, 138, 139, 144, 146, 154 Jones, Donzell D. 62 Jones, Floyd 77, 80 Jones, Trov R. 63, 124 Jones, Vincent 4. 10. 23, 27, 130. 144, 145 Jose, Pamela J. 43. 85, 90 Junk, Kurt E. 69, 70 Junk, Kyle E. 8, 24 Who is the president of the sophomore class? Kaller, James M. 63, 135 Karas, Linda 79, 83 Karlovic, Edward J. 69 Karns, Alison R. 63, 124 Kasbee, Vicki L. 4, 9, 14. 20. 24, 34, 112, 113 Keck, George E. 6, 50, 104, 122 Keeley, Craig T. 56, 109 Keeley, Daniel D. 24, 90, 103, 117, 118 Keeley, Jill A. 63 Kelly. Colleen 80, 82 Kerins, Rebecca L. 69, 102, 124, 143 Kerns, Colleen R. 15, 43, 110, 122 Kettering, Blaine A. 23, 24 Kettering, Scott W. 56, 109, 135, 149 Kidd, Bonnie J. 9, 24 Kilgore. Jon E. 24, 30, 130, 132, 133, 154 King, Darla M. 56, 111, 125 King, Jami L 11, 24, 108 King, Jody L. 11,24, 152 King, Tammy L. 63, 107, 119, 124 Kinsey, Kelly S. Ill Klaric, Gina I. Ill Klink. Kurt W. 24, 90 Kloss, David M. 12, 24. 28 Knauff, Kenneth 25, 90 Knauff, William A. 69 Koehne, LeaAnn J. 4, 50, 122 Koehne, Shane L. 104 Konig, Kevin C. 63 Konig, Michael F. 25. 118, 144, 145 Koscinski, Karol 82 Kriebel, Joycie L. 63 Krieder, Ronald 76 Krueger, Richard A. 43, 102 Kuhn, Charlene L 11, 43. 98. 128, 129, 130, 136, 140, 141 Kuhn, John 149 Kukol, Angela S. 9, 56. 91, 109. 115, 121 Kukol, Jason A. 25, 32, 108, 154, 156 Kushner, Jason W. 25, 154 Who designed the year- -c Laird, Joel D. 69 Laird. Nicholas L. 69 Lambert, Joshua D. 69, 124 Lane, April M. 56 Lane, Heather M. 25 Lang, Beverly J. 43, 110, 122, 130, 131, 136, 137, i40, 141, 152, 153 Langdon. Joseph R. 124 Lary, Kimberly J. 19. 25. 31. 97. 98, 100, 101, 108, 128, 129 Lary. Monique S. 48, 50. 91. 98, 106, 108, 111, 128, 137, 152 Law. Christopher S. 9, 56. 91. 109, 126 Ixiwrence, Gregory C. 69 Lawrence, Michael R. 69, 124 Lawrence, Miles L. 11, 43, 126 Lesnett, Christine A. 40, 43, 44, 112, 152, 153 Lester, Tory R. 69, 107 Lester, Tuesday M. 50. 91, 93. 108, 130. 136. 137. 140, 142, 152, 153 Letcher, Deborah L. 10, 14. 25 Leventry, Janette L. 56, 109 Levis, Douglas C. 39, 43. 94. 130, 132, 144 Lineberger. Richard A. 104 Lineman, Darren K. 56 1 -ineman, Neal 79 Link. Joel M. 4. 39. 40. 43. 98, 122, 123, 131, 138. 139, 148, 150 Link, Marcy K. 20, 25, 89. 112, 113, 122, 123 Liszka, Rebecca A. 10. 43. Ill, 112, 122, 123 Little, Joel F. 50 Index 183 1 vuiex Long. Laura A. 8, 26, 93, 108. 121. 130, 138, 139, 152 Long. Melanie A. 56, 91, 109, 114 Long, Samuel L. 69 Lorigan, Elizabeth A. 26, 104 Loutzenhiser, Brian E. 53, 63, 119, 124 (.outzenhiser, Kelly A. 14, 43, 106, 107, 110, 112 Loutzenhiser, Scott R. 56, 109, 135, 147 Loutzenhiser, Sheri L. 50, 73, 111, 137 Loutzenhiser, William L. 41, 117, 119, 121 Lowry, Christian W. 63, 118 Lowry. Heather L. 43, 85, 103, 117, 118, 121. 130, 152, 153 Lucas, Tami L. 56, 109, 112 Luckock, Douglas E. 44, 132 Lutheran, Gregory J. 26, 148, 149 Lutheran, Wendy L 12, 44, 112, 130, 152 Mabry, Cindy M. 15, 50, 104 Mabry, Tina M. 26, 32, 90 Mack. Brian A. 14, 23, 26, 36, 87. 91, 103, 117, 118, 119, 121 Mack, Jennifer A. 63, 119, 124 Mackey, Patricia I. 50 Macri. Joseph 83 Malencia, George 80, 126, 127 Malencia, Kimberly J. 8, 44, 127, 128, 129 Mansel, Darcy L 44 Manville, Bradley P. 11, 44, 104 Marcello, Gregory J. 69 Mariacher, Cory B. 63, 99, 107, 135 Marini, Seabrook R. 26 Martin, Frank H. 63, 124, 135 Martin. Marcus L. 44, 103, 104 Martin, Patricia J. 50, 52, 111, 122 Mason, Kimberly A. 6, 26 Mason, Michael L. 69 Massena, Bryan K. 44, 148, 149 Mathieson, Glenn F. 4, 5, 26, 35, 130, 131, 148, 149 McCartney, Jodi A. 60, 69, 107 McCartney, Marcy C. 56, 106, 111, 115 McClimans, Matthew L. 63 McClimans, Wesley E. 50, 104 McCloskey, Chris M. 56, 111, 149 McCloskey, Phillip W. 50 McCloskey, Scott J. 63, 110 McConnell, Shawn E. 44 McCormick, Christopher 14, 56, 91, 109, 117, 119, 121 McCright, Dale R. 26, 35, 93, 94, 130, 132, 133 McCullough, Melissa A. 70, 107 McDowell, Keith W. 44, 154 McFeaters, Allen L 6, 14. 44.95, 108, 130, 132, 154 McGarvey, Lloyd E. 50, 104 McIntyre, Judith 79, 83, 129 McKeown, Marjorie L. 60, 70, 107 McLaughlin, Janet L. 13, 17, 26, 97, 100, 110, 114 McLaughlin, Mark A. 50. Ill, 117, 119, 121 McLaughlin, Sherry M. 44, 108, 110, 130, 136, 137, 140 McNeclege, Noel D. 70, 124 McQuiston, Kathleen 44. 108, 119, 121, 128 Merchant, Melissa M. 56 Merrill. Renee 17,20,26,98,108,130, 136,137,140, 141, 152 Merritt, Penni K. 26, 35 Messina. Holly S. 4, 21, 27, 112, 113 Micosky, Connie L 75 Micsky, Joseph L 44 Micsky, Matthew R. 56, 109, 147 Miller, Angela O. 124 Miller. Bradley S. 70 Miller, Charles S. 50, 104 Miler, Christopher S. 56, 104 Miller, Cynthia L. 70, 124 Miller, David A. 51, 104 Miller. Edward 57, 104, 135 Miller. Frederick L 27, 94, 104, 130, 132, 133 Miller, Harry K. 51 Miller, Jeffrey P. 70, 124 Miller, Kenneth 74 Miller, Leana M. 70, 107 Miller, Lisa A. 70, 124 Miller, Michael J. 44, 132 Miller. Nicole D. 68, 70, 124 Miller, Patricia 6, 27, 111, 122, 123 Miller, Randall S. 57 Miller, Richard 44, 130, 144, 146 Miller, Tessa M. 57. 106, 109, 125, 131, 142 Millero, Amy L 44 Millero, Della M. 10, 44, 112 Millero, Marc A. 64 Millero, Michael S. 51, 104 Millero, Tracy L 60, 64, 124 Milliren, Karen E. 27, 34, 114, 127 Milliron, Cynthia L. 43, 44, 115, 122, 126 Milliron, Michael D. 51 Mills, John E. 27, 104 Mitchell, Jarred W. 15, 51, 104, 108 Mizik, Casey J. 6, 57, 109, 115, 121 Mizik, Susan L 44, 102, 108, 119, 121, 122, 152 Moats, Robert 77 Mock, Jeneene L. 15, 57, 109, 119, 121 Moffett, Barbie A. 70, 124 Mohney, Margaret D. 75 Mojica, Jacqueline 57, 111, 137, 142 Mojica, Jenny 57, 111 Mopca, Maureen 51, 110 Mopca, Vanessa 14, 44, 108, 110 Moon. Carol 53. 78, 98 Moore, Susan M. 64 Moorhouse, Tomi R. 51, 106, 126 Morford, Duane T. 15, 44, 104 Morgan, Paula J 44. 122, 152 Morris, Barry E. 70, 99 Morris, Bradley R. 40, 44. 130, 148, 149 Morris, Brian C. 51, 111, 149 Morrison, Catherine M. 70, 107 Mott. David P. 57, 91, 109 Mowery, Tammy L 51 Mowry, Beth A. 70, 107 Mowry, Eric D. 51 Mowry, Kevin S. 64 Mowry, Thomas D. 57, 109 Moyer, David P. 51, 119, 121 Moyer, Kevin L. 51, 108, 149 Moyer, Shawn M. 64 Munnell, Kameo W. 51, 111 Murcko, Dion M. 64 Murrin, Marc A. 10, 13, 44, 98 Murrin, Ryan S. 70, 124 Musgrove, Chris 78 Mutdosch, Cindy L. 70, 124 Mutdosch, James P. 64, 124 Myers, Timothy W. Who are the two seniors voted “Most Ukely to Suc- ceed”? Nagel, Stephanie L. 64 Nay. Charles 44. 86, 90, 132 Nay, Theresa 57, 109 Nehlen, Christopher L. 57, 109, 125, 147 Nehlen, Douglas G. 132 Nehlen, Melissa L. 14. 44. 97, 111, 112, 130, 152 Newland, Lynnlee 64 Nezdoba, Jodie M. 27, 130, 149 Noble. Melissa A. 10. 42, 44 Noll. Maureen L 27, 31, 90. 152 Notestine, Leslie 70 Notestine, Melissa S. 27, 86 Notestine, Wendy 51 Novak, Julie A. 70, 124 Novak, Sandra L. 51, 93, 108, 119, 121, 122, 130, 136, 142, 152, 153 Nugent, Jason E. 64 Nych, Judith 73, 79 What is the largest club in the school? Oliver, Kelly M. 64, 124 Olson, Dr. Robert 74 Olson, Shelby L. Ill Ondo. Janelle L. 4, 57, 97, 98, 108, 109, 119, 121 Ondo, John D. 70, 124 Ondo, Uurie A. 57, 109, 119, 121 Onofrey, Melissa K. 44. Ill, 112, 156 Orpen, Angela L. 27, 115 Or pen, Jason N. 64 Osborne, Kathy J. 44 Osborne, Sandra L. 64, 124, 143 Osborne, Susan L. 64 Otey, Cyan R. 57, 106, 119, 121, 125 Otey, Tedda L 15, 51, 106, 111 Overly, Delmar K. 44, 108 Owen, Lori D. 70, 107 Owen, Philip L. 57, 104, 135 Owens, Nanette L 10, 45, 112 � 184 Index 7 ttcCex Name a fad of fashion featured J in the Introduction Section. r Page, Jamie L 57, 109, 119, 120 Painter, Jon R. 51, 104 Palm. Jodi A. 10, 14, 27 Palm, Nathan A. 70 Palmer, Paula R. 45 Palmiter, Shawn W. 45. 87, 108. 119, 121 Park, Joseph R. 51 Park. Ronald E. 21.27,89.93.94.95, 130, 132, 133, 154 Patrick, Jennifer D. 6, 45, 108, 116, 128, 151 Patrick, Meghan 70, 99, 107, 124 Patterson, Daniel L. 28, 90, 104 Patton, Kelly L 45, 108, 122, 128 Patton, Tracy A. 28, 90 Pauch, Susie A. 10, 28, 137 Peterson, Christopher 64 Peterson, Richard L. 45 Plotner, David E. 28, 34. 35. 93, 95, 130, 132, 133 Popovitch, 1-arry S. 51, 108, 109 Potprosky, Regina E. 15, 57, 106, 111, 125 Powell, Heidi M. 70, 124, 143 Powell, Michelle R. 64. 124, 143 Proctor, Vickie L 13.28,97,100,110, 114.117.120, 122, 128, 129 Profator, Christopher 60, 70 Prosser, Jason W. 70 Prosser, Jennifer J. 28 Pryts, Thomas 80 Which is the largest class in the school? Rearick, Tara L 70, 107 Rearick, Todd M 57. 109 Redfoot, Bryan J. 64, 124 Redfoot, Joseph A. 45, 90 Redfoot, Melinda S. 45, 122 Redmond, John F. 64, 65, 124 Reeher, Brian K. 64, 124 Reeher, Christine L. 44, 45, 152 Reeher. Christopher J. 13, 45. 103, 117, 119, 121, 148, 149 Reeher, Michael A. 51, 104 Reichard, Mark 82 Reinhart, Brad 0. 51, 104 Reinhart, Jamison J. 51 Reinhart, Jason J. 28, 35 Resek, Jeanine M. 45, 119, 121 Rhine, Sherry L. 45, 85 Rhoades, Stacey L 51, 106, 107, 108, 112 Rickert, Richard 78, 84, 135 Rickert, Shelley L. 64 Riggs, Bobby W. 70, 124 Ringer, Heather R. 51, 52, 108, 122, 137 Ritzert, Chalmer J. 64 Robinson, Kristine M. 45, 106, 114, 122 Robinson, Shelley L. 68, 70, 107 Robison, Andrew D. 51, 111, 156 Rodemoyer, Casey J. 57, 109, 147 Rogan, Robert L. 57 Rosco, Vladimir M. 125 Roscoe, Barry M 19, 28, 93, 94, 96. 130, 132, 133 Rosner, Mary J. 65. 102, 126 Rosner, Theresa M. 57, 102, 109 Ross, Holly D. 51, 111 Ross, Matthew H. 15, 45, 108, 111 Rossi, Robert A. Ill Rowe, Brad W. 65, 98, 99 Rowe, Brian A. 57, 111, 135, 149 Ruhlman, Ronald 80 Ruhlman. Steven T. 45, 97, 122, 123, 138, 139, 154 Russell, Eric E. 51, 111, 149 Russell. Lisa M. 7, 28, 34, 128 Russell, Mark D. 39, 70 Ryan, Kelly M. 60, 70, 124 Ryhal, Edward W. 45, 132 Who represented Reynolds at the state wildlife competition? 4 Sanders, Jennifer L. 51, 52, 114, 122 Sanders. Joshua J. 57, 109 Sanford. Usa K. 28. 32, 37 Santell, Melissa K Satmare, Michele D. 57, 109, 125, 126 Saunders, Rebecca 60, 70, 124 Saxion, David 45 Schehl, Angela M. 58, 109, 116 Schmidt, Deborah D. 67. 71. 124, 143 Schmidt. Jennifer D. 45, 98. 108, 122, 123 Schneider, Daniel 40, 73. 77, 86 Schrader, Mark D. 71 Schroyer, Theresa J. 58 Scibetta, Joanna L. 10, 42, 45, 128 Scott, Kenneth 58, 104 Seger, Julia L 12, 28. 98. 112, 113 Seiple. Robert 80 Selnekovic, Lisa M. 51, 111, 119, 121, 126, 128 Ser. Michelle L. 71, 107 Sernik, Craig F. 10, 45 Shacklock, Howard A. 60, 65, 107, 124 Shafer, Erik W. 60. 65 Shafer. James D. 65. 124, 135 Shafer, Sherry A. 28, 34, 85 Shaffer. Lorie A. 7, 45.98, 111, 112 Shaffer. Matthew R. 8, 10. 46.87.91, 108, 117, 118, 121, 122, 123, 129 Shaffer, Robert 74 Shannon, Patrick H. 65 Shardy, Jeffrey A. 58, 104, 109 Shardy, Mark A. 71 Sharisky, Kenneth W. 51, 132 Sharp, Matthew C. 46 Shearer, Rhonda L. 71, 107 Shearer, Roger L 51, 104 Shelhamer. Angela C. 46. 106, 122, 123 Shelhamer, Janet J 46, 119, 121, 122, 123, 152 Shelhamer. Nancy A. 29, 117, 118, 119, 121, 152 Shelhamer, Richard L 65, 124 Shellenbarger, Gina A 15.46.92,93. 108, 117, 122. 123, 130, 138, 139, 152 Shepard. Kenneth J. 46 Shepard, Neil E. 4, 5, 51 Sherbondy. Tami M. 4, 5, 10, 14, 19. 29. 112, 113 Sherwood, Karen 75 Sherwood, Richard 84 Shingledecker, Penny 58, 111 Shingledecker, Richard 65, 119, 124 Shingledecker, Tammy 71, 124 Shipley. Brian W. 10,46,47, 108, 117, 119, 121, 122 Shiplev, Malinda I. 58. 109, 119, 121, 125 Shoemaker. Fred 53, 82. 135 Shollenberger, Albert 29 Shollenberger, Karen 65 Shollenberger, Ken 51, 104, 106 Shollenberger, Mindy M. 58, 111 Siege. Jennifer A. 8, 46. 108, 128, 129 Simmons, Joseph W. 60, 71, 124 Simpkins, Nanci M. 29. 35, 85. 98. 108, 118, 121, 122, 128, 129, 130, 152 Sipe, Angela M. 13, 29. 34. 118, 119, 121 Sipe, Jodi L 71, 124 Skelton. Amy M. 65, 108, 124 Skelton, Angela M. 52, 137 Skelton, Sarah J. 58, 109 Skiff, Robert J. 58, 91, 106, 109 Slater, Scott S. 4, 5. 13. 29. 104, 148, 149, 151 Smith, Amy J. 46 Smith, April D. 65 Smith, Carol 81, 127 Smith, Crystal D. 65, 124 Smith, Dale R. 29, 87, 103, 117, 118, 119, 121 Smith, Jeffrey E. 13. 17, 18. 29. 124, 130, 138, 139 Smith, Kimberly S. 46 Smith, Rebecca A. 52, 111 Smith, Renee A. 30, 85 Smith. Wendi A. 14, 52 Soros, Lindy 58, 125 Soros. Stacey 13. 30, 34, 98, 130, 140, 141 Spargo, Paul D. 8. 14, 20. 30.91. 122, 123, 126, 130, 138, 139, 154 Speir, Shawn B. 71 Spencer, Ron 141 Spooner, Donald L 71 Spooner, Terry L. 71 Springer, Donald R. 58, 104 Springer, George P. 65 Sprinkle. Kevin D. 60, 71, 98, 99, 124 Sprinkle. Terri L 39. 46. 104, 130, 140 Stafford, Michelle M. 46 Staley, Joel B. 46, 47, 108, 149, 150, 156 Steen. Jason R. 14, 52, 122, 138. 139, 154 Steffey, Eric R. 58. Ill, 147 Stegkamper, John 133 Stevens, Dee 141 Stevens, Sarah J. 27,30.98, 112,113, 122, 123,128, 130, 152 Stokes, Maddox 74 Stoyer, Curtis E. 30.96, 103,117,130, 138,139,154, 155 Strashensky, Patricia 15, 46, 108, 126 Strashensky, Wendy J. 71, 124, 143 Stubert, Joshua E. 71 Index 185 7 vutex Stull, Jason A. 46. 85, 122, 123 Suich, Kevin M. 48, 52, 149 Svarny, Both A. 46, 110 Svarny, Julie L 71, 124 Swartz, Keith W. 46, 149, 154 Sweitzer, Donald G. 23, 30. 126 Swogger, Oscar A. 52 A Who coaches the cross 7 What percentage of the stu- dent body bought year books? Tamburro, Brian A. 124 Taylor, Scott 141 Taylor, William M. 71, 72 Taylor, William 74 Thomas, Donald 48, 81 Thompson, Andrew F. 18, 30, 130, 144, Thompson, Chris L. 71 Thompson, Jessica J. 10, 46, 122 Thompson, Robert C. 52 Titus. Jill L 15, 30, 97, 100. 101, 108, 110 Titus. John W. 52, 111, 117, 119, 121 Tofani, Nik. J. 46, 140, 142, 152 Tokar, James 84 Torok, Rachel R. 71 Toth. John G. 10. 30 Trezona, Aaron P. 58. 104, 135 Tribley, Richard J. 65 Trimmer, Tracey A. 9, 56, 58, 98, 109, 112 Troutman, Amelia C. 55,58,109,117,119,121,125, 126, 128 Tulip, Betsy J. 58, 119 Tumpak, James J. Ill 65 Tumpak, Michael J. 52, 104, 149 Tumpak, Nancy D. 52, 106 Tupper, James M. 30 Turner. David A. 31, 130, 144. 145 Name the seventh grader who collected the most money in the Math-a-Thon held for St. Jude’s Hospital. Uhrin, Brian P. 14, 52, 103, 108, 149 Underwood, Fdward E. 52, 126, 127, 132, 144 Updyke, Jason W. 71 Uzarski. Brian R. 12, 31, 90. 104, 149 Uzarski, Douglas EL 52, 96, 104, 132, 134 Vaccaro. Robert A. 15. 48, 52, 98. 108, 149 Valentine, Brent A. 31, 90 VanDyke, Christopher 58, 61, 111 VanDyke, Tiffany A. 71, 124 VanSickle, Tamara L. 52, 108, 114 VanTassel, Keith E. 65, 135 Varley, Mary Lynn 16, 73, 79, 101, 129 Vasbinder, Stephanie 17, 31, 128, 130, 136, 152 Vasil, Jason 71 Veado, Denise D. 65, 124 Vecheren, Ann M. 52 Vecheren, Jason E. 71 Vecheren, Stephen F. 65 Vickers, Danny R. 58 Vigus, Michael T. 46 Vu, Hung K. 65 Name a guidance coun- selor. Wade, David R. 31, 104 Wade, Lisa A. 31, 97 Wade. Michael J. 58, 104, 109 Wagner, Jason K. 71 Wagner, William R. 31, 104, 132, 133 Waida, Stephanie M. 34, 46, 114 Waleff, Cinda L. 58. 109, 128 Waleff, Stevan E. 32. 97, 100, 130, 132, 133 Walker, Keith 65 Walker, Rhonda L. 71 Walker, Ronald L. 52 Walls. Craig A. 90 Walter, Christopher J. 47, 111, 148, 149, 150 Walter, Jason E. 58, 109, 150 Warchol, Rebecca L. 121, 122 Wardale, Heather J. 15, 47 Wasser, Sheila M. 65 Wasser, Todd M. 72 Weaver, Carrie L. 58, 109, 116 Weaver. Jody L. 28, 32, 98, 110, 116, 149 Webb. Jennifer A. 65. 124, 143 Webster, Kristin E. 55,58,91,97,109,117,119,121, 125, 126 Weikal, James 82 Weil, Patricia A. 51, 104 Welsh. Kimberly S. 58, 108, 109, 121, 138, 139, 156 Wentz, Patty L. 32 Werger, Anita M. 72 Wetzel, Lori E. 55, 58, 91, 109, 117, 119, 121, 126, 138, 139 Weyant, Dawn M. Ill Weyant, Michelle N. 65, 107 White. Amanda J. 60. 72, 108, 124 White, Candace M. 65 White. Daniel R. 52, 154 White. David N. 27, 32, 130, 154, 155 Whyte, Amy L. 52 Whyte, Rebecca E. 23, 32 Wilkin, Robert 78 Willaman. Dennis A. 14, 47, 95. 130, 132, 154 Willaman, Douglas 65, 99 Willey. Jennifer E. 11, 52, 108, 115, 122 Williams, James N. 45, 47 Williams, Kim 79 Williams, Michelle L 47 Williams. Scott A. 52 Williamson, Jason D. 65 Wilson, Monica L 58, 109, 126 Wilson, Shannon M. 52, 104, 108 Wingard, Kimberly S. 47, 96, 121, 122, 123, 136, 137 Wingard, Michael EL 69, 72 Winklevoss, Beniamin 66 Winslow, Eric 58, 111, 135, 147 Wise. Gerald 79, 95. 133 Woods, Gloria J. 75 Woods, Richard M. 52 What was the theme of the 1987 prom? Yake, Melissa A. 66 Yeager, Debra 81 Young, David J. 72 Young, Kevin D. 71, 135 Young, (.aura J. 66, 107 Young, Stephen B. 58, 111, 135 Yudt, Phillip J. 32 Yusko, Michael J. 32, 90, 104 Who is the editor of the year- book? Zachrich, Harold P. 104 Zahniser, Douglas C. 66, 124, 135 Zahniser, Mary Jane 52, 87, 108, 119, 121, 122 Zahniser, Moss E. 47, 103, 117, 119, 121 Zarecky, Edward A. 72 Zarecky, Melissa A. 14, 52 Zeronas, David J. 52 Ziccardi, Dennis 16, 84, 101 Zohoranacky, Mark A. 32, 86, 97, 100, 154, 156 Zoky, Danielle R. 71, 124 Zoky, Troy D. 66 186 Index « Index Scc ject 'Index Key Boys’ Junior High Basketball 147 1. Blast from the Past” Boys’ Junior Varsity 146 2. Holly Messina Boys' Track 154, 155 3. Reynolds’ wrestling and football teams Boys’ Varsity Basketball 144, 145 4. Mr. Dan Schneider Cafeteria Personnel 84 5. Reynolds High School Cheerleaders 112 6. Heidi Brandt Concert Band 120, 121 7. Index Section Concert Choir 122 8. Dr. Robert Olson Cross Country 138, 139 9. Justin Haggerty District Band 86 10. Miss Mary Lynn Varley Eighth Grade 61-66 11. Kevin Suich Ensemble 123 12. Nancy Tumpak Faculty 73-84 13. Mrs. Carol Moon or Mr. Ron Ealy F.F.A. 104, 105 14. Kim Lary and Brian Brockway Freshmen 55 58 15. German Latin Club German Latin Club 108, 109 16. Acid-washed denim, swatch watches, Girls’ Junior High Basketball 143 preppy” look, wild prints, sweatshirts sweaters Girls’ Junior Varsity 142 with college or foreign language mottos. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 140, 141 17. Junior class Girls’ Track 152, 153 18. Scott Davis Horse Club 102 19. 73% Jazz Band 117 20. Dawn Graham Junior High Library Club 106 21. Mr. Ron Ruhlman Juniors 40-48 22. “Never Say Good-bye” Junior High Band 124 Junior High Choir 124 Junior High Football 135 Junior Varsity Football 134 Junior Varsity Wrestling 150, 151 Majorettes 116 Marching Band 118, 119 National Honor Society 100, 101 Newspaper Staff 126, 127 23. Dennis Daniello tyvxdiay Sca£e Ninth Grade Choir 125 Raiderettes 114 24 and over. Extraordinary. While your power of School Board 74 observation is excellent, your math is weak since Senior High Library Club 106 there are only twenty-three points possible on this Seniors 17-38 test. Seventh Grade 67-72 23-21. Excellent. You would be an excellent year- Silk Line 115 book staff member. Apply in room 107 immediate- Sophomores 49 54 ly! Spanish Club 110, 111 20-19. Very Good. It’s nice to know that someone Stage Crew 103 took the time to read the articles! Student Government 98, 99 18-17. Average. Next time, try a little harder. Varsity Football 132, 133 16-14. Poor. Go back and review pages 1-186 and Varsity “R” 130 try it again. Varsity Wrestling 148, 149 13-12 Weak. Feeble. If this doesn’t improve, you Volleyball 136, 137 might be headed for summer school. Vo-Tech 90 11 and under. Sad. Be prepared for a progress re- Yearbook Staff 128, 129 port. Index 187 188 The End mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y — -