Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

1985 La Saltianna Volume 58 Contents Introduction......................... Seniors.............................. Sports............................... Underclassmen........................ Activities........................... Faculty.............................. Advertisements....................... ...2 . 16 ..36 ..74 ...86 126 138 A NEW BEGINNING TO AN OLD TRADITION Saltsburg Junior-Senior High School 84 Trojan Lane Saltsburg, PA 15681 Above: Mark Prenni Right: Stacy, Lori, Denny, Jennifer, George, and Corrie on their way to class. Finally ours ... a new source of pride and self respect. A new 6.5 million dollar high school. Originally the Jackson Elementary School, the new Saltsburg High School is three times larger as a result of the renovation. The additional square footage resulted in 17 new classrooms, a computer laboratory, a vocational agriculture shop, an audio-visual room, a band room with separate practice rooms, an industrial arts shop, a library, an air conditioned auditorium equipped with lighting designed for stage productions, a gymnasium with seating capacity of 1174, a main office, guidance office, and health suite. 7 Lynne Carrick The girls in the band stir up excitement during the pep assembly. 4 It did not take us long to realize that just as old traditions are an important part of the school community, new traditions play an equally important role. The year began with fond memories of the old and a sense of excitement as we experience the new. It became evident that both tangible and intangible changes were in the offing. While we were excited about being able to attend a new facility, we arrived with a sense of relief in finding that the faces and traditions remained unaltered. Greg Thomas Sue Fulton and Jeff McGregor Mrs. Foster and her crew take time from practice to pose for a picture. Above: The girls prepare for Red and White Day. Right: Cell structure is observed in Mr. Hunter's class. 1984 mark many people in the Saltsbu the new Saltsburg Junior-Senior High sch mit the student body for the first time. After years of dusty halls and crowded i have an ultra-modern school building. The dents and faculty familiarizing themsel facilities. We asked a couple students new school. Their comments finally come out of the dark ag to the space age in one short summe something out of a science fiction m everything. We have things now that ing before. David Keck, Attitud er. There is a one al expresses the and how great it is. We all feel that we 1 ful. It will be up to each individual student, retary, janitor, cook, and administrator to about what we have. We want to be able to pride for our new building on to future gen Dramatic changes have taken place in our environment leading to a greater sense of self discipline and pride. However, we have retained our identity as evidenced through the continuation of such Trojan traditions as the first day assembly, pep rallies, battlecry competition. Homecoming, Senior Night, the Sweater Hop, the Junior-Senior Prom, and finally Commencement. Yes, SHS has changed on the outside. This improvement of school facilities is an important step in the development of our community. But the values of education, leadership, dedication, and school spirit that have been a part of SHS for many years will continue into the future. This heritage remains and flourishes. The beat goes on! Senior spirit at the pep rally. Above: Mark Eckels, Mark Repine, and Don Kelly. Left: V-I-C-T-O-R-Y that's the Junior Battle Cry!! Right: Brandi, Tracy and Connie Varsity Cheerleaders climb to the top. Michele Clawson ------------------1 An aerial view of the Saltsburg Junior-Senior High School. Friendship is an inevitable part of our education—we learn from it and we prosper by it. During an informal discussion with friends and teachers our views are broadened. While working on club projects we comprehend the meaning of teamwork. Together we cheer our teams on to victory, we share our lunches, our homework, our hang-ups, . . . our cares. Friendship ... a personal thing, an intimate thing, a wonderful thing, especial at Saltsburg Junior-Senior High School. David Okopal Senior Volleyball Team Members 10 Mr. Rovison helps Bob Sharp. Christine, Connie, Tracy, and Jennifer Queen Jennifer Atkinson escorted by Maurice Sinan The cheerleaders march proudly to the field carrying the Homecoming sign. Above: Maurice and Jennifer Left: Tom and Jennifer Mr. Watson crowns the 1984 Homecoming Queen. Bob Maxwell drives in the parade. The cheerleaders present the trophies to the court. Friday, September 28th, started out like any other Friday in our high school. But this did not last for long because the Homecoming festivities for 1984 were about to begin. The first activity was the pep rally! The cheerleaders presented a dance routine and the band entertained the students with a variety of pep songs. We wished the Homecoming Court luck and inspired the football players on to victory! Later that evening, as anxious spectators lined the streets, the Homecoming parade was led to the field. The parade consisted of the band and cheerleaders escorting the Homecoming Court. During the half time show, the court was announced while the band played the song, All Time High. After an intense drum roll, Jennifer Atkinson was announced as the 1984 Homecoming Queen! The festive day concluded with the Homecoming dance honoring the Queen and her court. The last dance ended and the D.J. packed up, but the Homecoming celebration for 1984 will be remembered as a special moment in our school years. Vickie Adair escorted by Jeff Klein Pam Heiple escorted by Steve Roman Marty Pizer escorted by Jim Ressler Michelle Pizer escorted by Dale Kwisnek Junior High students are excited when the 2:25 dismissal bell rings. A society depends upon its educational system to lead the way to a better future! During the past few years of construction on our school, the entire community has undergone a transition. Business and civic leaders are rebuilding our town, and new additions include: housing for the elderly, moderate family apartments, convenience banking facilities, and self-service pharmaceutical stores. Throughout the changing school and community, there remains a constant force holding us together—the realization that we are SALTSBURG! enior personalities MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC KIM MURPHY AND JOE PALMER MOST MUSICAL PAULA SABEDRA AND CHARLES LYNCH 18 Above: MOST FLIRTATIOUS KIM SUDA AND DAVE ZIMMERMAN Right: PRETTIEST HAIR JEFF McGREGOR, PAM HEIPLE, AND JEFF KLEIN MOST ARTISTIC DARRIN REID AND LAURA McCURDY BEST CONVERSATIONALIST BETSY TURK AND DAVE KELLY Above: SHYEST WENDY HESS AND DENNIS McMUNN Left: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SANDY LEZARK AND DAVE EMANUEL 19 personalities PRETTIEST EYES JIM PISTININZI AND JENNIFER ATKINSON BEST DRESSED JENNIFER SINCLAIR AND MAURY SINAN MOST DEPENDABLE CARLA PRENNI AND ED KITCHEN MOST ATHLETIC SIS LAUGHRY AND CHRIS DICE PRACTICAL JOKERS LAURA STEFFEY, DALE KWISNEK, AND BERNICE HARTMAN 20 enior Class Officers Senior Class Officers: Mr. Fenoglietto—ADVISOR, Michelle Pizer — SECRETARY, Ed Kitchen — PRESIDENT, Laura McCurdy — VICE PRESIDENT, Missing from Photo—Carla Prenni—TREASURER CLASS MOTTO: If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. by Wm. Arthur Wood CLASS FLOWER: Red rose. CLASS COLOR: Red and black. CLASS SONG: There's No Stopping Us by Oily and Jerry The class of 85 entered Saltsburg High School apprehensive, but excited. The school represented a new world to all of us. By eighth grade we had some confidence and were becoming a part of life at Saltsburg High. It was the first year we were able to participate in any activities. As Freshmen we elected class officers for the first time. Our biggest responsibility was to sponsor the 1982 Sweater Hop. The theme was Love Lasts Forever and the theme song was Endless Love. We were proud to be a part of the school during a year in which Saltsburg was county football, basketball, cheering, and softball champions. In our Sophomore year, we had many choices to make. Many of us chose to take the academic or business courses. Others chose to go to Vo-Tech. Another choice was deciding on a class ring. Our Junior year was very special. It was the last year for the old school. It was even more special to us, because we had the privilege of preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom. We used A Night in Heaven as our theme and Heaven by Bryan Adams as our theme song. Finally our senior year brought many changes. The greatest change was entering the new high school. We have learned how to deal with problems and how to cope with difficult situations. But maybe the most important thing we have learned is how to deal with change. Also, we were given the responsibility of setting new traditions and instilling a sense of pride in the new Saltsburg High School. As the time draws near, each event becomes an unforgettable memory, from the first day of high school to the last exam. Seniors realize that the world is theirs and the future is now. 21 VICTOR BUCHINSKY tremors Above: Wendy Casciere Right: Vickie Adair Far right: Ruth, Laurie, Jeannette, Donna, and Tammy 22 DIANE DUNCAN TRACY DUNMIRE SUE DUNN DAVID EMANUEL MIKE ENCISO SHELLI FULTON TONY GAIS LAURIE CRESKO miors Above: Sue, Joyce, and Shelli Right: Pam Heiple Far right: Seniors at the pep rally. TAMMY JOHNSON DAVID KELLY DAVID KIMBALL ED KITCHEN eniors Above: Wendy Hess hiding behind Mr. Football. Left: John, Dave, Mike, and Darrin practicing how to wire in shop class. 25 SHERRI KOSKER RENAE KRALIK SANDY LEZARK 26 LUKE KARP KIM LAUGHRY CHARLES LYNCH eniors Below: Senior girls take a break. Right: Albert Lytle Far right: Charles and Maury JEFF KLEIN DALE KWISNEK Left: Paula and Sandy eniorT Above: Seniors meet at the dugout! Right: Jim Pistininzi Far right: Majorettes perform. MICHELLE PIZER GRACE RAMSDEN DARRIN REID JIM RESSLER RUSSELL PRATT CARLA PRENNI CHRIS POMPOSINI TODD RAMSDEN S emors Above: Bill, Todd, Kevin, and Bill. Left: Joe Palmer and Mr. Judge Seniors missing from photo: Ray Cornman, Jeff Jennings, Larry Kravice, Kevin Shaughnessy, and Bill Vojtex. 29 Vym'ors Below: Carmen and Jeanette Right: Laura and Kim Far Right: Steve escorts Pam. MAURICE SINAN JENNIFER SINCLAIR KIM WARGO JOHN SINCLAIR BETSY TURK TIM VOUGHT JOYCE STEVENS DONNA WALKER SCOTT WEIMER DAVE ZIMMERMAN JEFF ZERFOSS 3) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Senior index Vickie Jo Adair (Stick): YEA 3,4, Vo-Tech 2,3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Homecoming Court, Yearbook Staff 4. Future plans are to attend IUP for food management. Friends—Danny, Laura, Suda, Wargo, Sheila. Jennifer Lynn Atkinson (Jenn): Saltshaker 1, Cheerleader 1, Sweater Hop Escort 1, YEA 1,2,3,4, President YEA 4, Powderpuff 3,4, Prettiest Eyes, Senior Personality 4, Homecoming Court 4. Future Plans are to attend college for business administration. Friends—Chris, Betsy, Chrissy, Lynne, Tom. Turn Albert Auden (Tom): Firemen 1,2,3,4, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3. Future plans are to look for a job. Friends—Jim, Ed, all of the firemen down at the firehall. LeAnne Barker: YEA 1,2, Student Secretary 4. Future plans are to attend a Business School. Friends—Michelle, Sandy, Kim, Jennifer. jeanette Renee Bruner (Cooner): F.F.A. 2,3,4, Yearbook staff 3,4, Library Club 3, Powderpuff 3,4, Sportsmens Club 1, F.F.A. Secretary 3,4. Future plans are to get a good paying job. Friends—Donna, Tony, Dawn, Don Kelly, Laurie. Connie Renee Bucco (Con): Sweater Hop Escort 1, YEA 1,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4. Future plans are to attend college or business school for fashion merchandising, get a good job, and be with George forever. Friends—George, Tracy, Wendy, Bernice. Victor F. Buchinsky (Smook): FFA 1,2,3,4, Taxidermy. Future plans are to join the Army and get a job. Friends—Tony Gais, Albert Lytle, Dennis McMunn, Ken Myers, Bill C. Wendy Lou Casciere (Wean or Weaner): YEA 1,2,3, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Softball Stat 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Rifle Team 4, Student Secretary 4. Future plans are to attend a business school and get a good job. Friends—Dave, Bernice, Audra, Dana, and the Class of 85 . Bill Cicio: Library Club. Future plans are to graduate from high school and get a job. Friends—Tony, Russ, John, Dennis. William Armour Clark (Bill): FFA 1,2,3,4, Track 2,4. Future plans are to major in Agriculture at Penn State. Friends—Tim, Darrin, Bill, Danny, Lou. Patricia Elaine Clawson (Patty): YEA 2,4, Saltshaker 1, Powderpuff 3,4, Aerobic Club 4 Future plans are to attend college to study pre law and marry Rick. Friends—Rick, Renae, Carm, Sis, Steve. Raymond M. Common: FFA 1,3,4, Sportsmens Club 1,2. Future plans are to stay in the Army and make the best of it, and to attend Trade School. Friends—Carmen, Russ, John, Carolyn, Ed. Dana Lynn Corradnu (Ween): Yearbook 3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, YEA 1,2, 3, Powderpuff 3,4, Student Secretary 4, Varsity S 4, Rifle Team 4, Cheerleader 1, Softball Stat 3,4, Basketball Stat 4. Future plans are to attend business school to pursue a career as a secretary. Friends—Wendy, Lori, Amy, The Pool Gang, and the rest of the Senior Class. Sandra Jean Craft (Sandy): YEA 1,2, Powderpuff 4, Student Secretary 4. Future plans are to go to Business school. Friends—Dwayne, Michelle, LeAnne, Sue, Tam. James Paul Crusan (Jimer): Sportsmens Club 1,2,3. Future plans are to find a job. Friends—Sherri, Tom, Ed, Dave. Louis Davis (Lou): FFA 1,2,3,4, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3,4. Future plans are to get a new truck, find a beautiful girl, and make lots of money. Friends—Steve, Bill, Hip. Christopher Wayde Dice (Snake Eyes): Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3. Future plans are to attend college and become a Chiropractor. Friends—Zig, Zim, Joe, Hip, Alf. Diane Lon Duncan (Di): Colorguard 3,4, YEA 1,2,3,4. Yearbook 3,4, Volleyball Statistician 4, Basketball 1, Saltshaker 4, Powderpuff 3,4, Photography Club 4, Library Club 4. Future plans are to attend college. Friends—Betsy, Dave, Pam, Carla. Tracy Ann Dunmire (Trace): Sweater Hop Usher 1, YEA 1,2,3,4, Girls Varsity S 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4 Capt. 3, Cheerleader 2,3.4, Co-capt. 4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Saltshaker 1,2. Future plans are to attend business school in the secretarial Travel Field. Friends—Connie, George, Wendy, Chrissy, Bernice. Sue Johanna Dunn: YEA 2,4, Softball 1, Powderpuff 4, Vo-tech 3,4, DECA Secretary 3.4. Future plans are to go on to Business School. Friends—Joyce, Jim, Shelli, Amy, Tina. David Keith Emanuel (Dave): Concert Marching Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 1,2,3,4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Basketball 1, Jr. High Basketball Manager ii Statistician 3,4, ARIN Academic Seminars 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Library Club 4, Photography Club 4, Senior Personality, Most Likely to Succeed 4, Saltshaker 4. Future plans are to attend the University of Pittsburgh and major in Chemical Engineering and become an Engineer at a large corporation. Friends—Chester, Betsy, Paula, Dave, Liz. Mike A. Enciso: Sportsmens Club 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Wrestling 4. Future plans are to find a good job. Friends—Jeff, Dave, Ed, Jeff M, John. Shelli Janette Fulton (Studdie): YEA 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Vo-tech, HOSA. Future plans are to become a Dental Assistant. Friends—Joyce, Sue, Marcy, Bonnie. Anthony Scott Gais (Tony): F.F.A., Library Club, Sweater Hop Usher 1. Future plans are to graduate from high school and get a job in the coal mines. Friends—Paula, Bill, Vic, Mike M., Donna. Laurie Gresko (Gresko): Library Club 1,2,3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, DECA 3, 4, Softball 2, FFA 1, Sportsmens Club 2. Future plans are to get promoted to Supervisor manager at Murphy's Mart and attend Art School. Friends—Donna, Jeanette, Tony, Amy, Carmen. Cindy Mane Haney (Hane): Sophomore Class Secretary 3, YEA 1,2,3,4, Mascot 3, Rifle Team 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Band Front Pres. 4. Future plans are to attend college. Friends— Dave , Marty, Laura, Jennifer, Suda. Bernice Ann Hartman (Niece): Rifle Squad 4, YEA Secretary 4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Basketball 1, Marching Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, 4, Powderpuff 3,4, Student Secretary 4, Senior Personality, Practical Joker. Future plans are to attend college and possibly major in business. Friends—Terry, Wendy, Cindy, Laura, Tracy. Pamela Rae Heiple (Pam): Sweater Hop Crown Bearer 1, Majorettes 1,2, 3,4, Head Majorette 3,4, Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, YEA 1,2,4, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Yearbook Staff 4, Homecoming Court, Girls Varsity S , Powderpuff 3,4, Saltshaker, Senior Personality, Prettiest Hair. Future plans are to attend college for Computer Science and Business Administration. Friends—Jim, Carla, Sandy, Cindy, Paula. Wendy Kaye Hess (Shmed): YEA 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Saltshaker Staff 4, Statistician JV Varsity Boys Basketball 3,4, Band 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Student Secretary 4, Senior Personality Shyest. Future plans are to go to college and become a Journalist. Friends—Bernice, Amy, Tracy, Connie, Sue. Jeffrey Dean Jennings (H.M.): Future plans to join the Marine Corps and Kick-tail with some commies in South America. Friends—Norman, Dave, Hannibal, Cribby, Buddy. Tammy Elaine lohnson (Bunny Rabbit): Powderpuff 3,4. Future plans are to attend Vale Tech in Blairsville, and own my own garage. Friends—Pam, Carla, Amy, Carmen, Anybody. enior index f. Luke Karp (Luke): Vo-Tech 2,3,4. Future plans are to get a good job and make lots of money. Friends—Hip, Yoda, Moe, Nick, Zim. David Lee Kelly (Dave): Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Future plans are to go to college, go in the service, and try to keep playing football. Friends—Jeff, Ed, Charlie, Dale, Darrin. David Eric Kimball (Dave): Library Club 1,2,3,4, Photography Club 4. Future plans are to go to college and major in either electrical or aeronautical engineering. Friends —Norman, Jeff, Dave, Rich, Cribbies. Ed A. Kitchen (Zig): Football, Wrestling, Track, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3, 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4. Future plans are lo attend college under law enforcement and criminology, to be a state cop and to motocross race. Friends—Dice, Dave, Zim, Palmer, Reid. Jeffery T. Klein: Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Football 1,3, Track 2,3, Homecoming Escort 4. Varsity Club 3,4. Future plans are to go to college or get a good job, buy a Ford 4x4. Friends—Dave, Dale, Ed, Darrin, Maury. Sherri Jean Kosker (Bear): FFA 2, DECA 3,4, Vo-tech, Powderpuff 3,4. Future plans are to be with Jim always and hopefully find a good job. Friends—Jim, Renae, Carm, Sis. Renae Michele Kralik (Renob): YEA 2,3,4, Vo-Tech 3,4, Powderpuff 4, HOSA 3,4, Vice President of HOSA 3, Parlimentarian of HOSA 4. Future plans are to get married then go to college to be an R.N. Friends—Charlie, Kim, Sherri, Sis, Carmen. Dale Kwisnek: Football 2, Wrestling 2,3, Track 3,4, Sportsmens Club 1, 2.4, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Homecoming Escort 4. Future plans are to attend college. Friends—Jeff, Dave, Darrin, Jim, Jon. Kim A. Laughry (Sis): Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,3,4, Softball 1,2,3, 4, Varsity S 2,3,4, Powderpuff 3,4. Future plans are to join the Navy with Carm and become a Dental Technecian. Friends—Carmen, Murph, Renob, Jenny, Juana. Sandy Eileen Lezark (Sandy): Marching and Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Scorekeeper 3,4, Indiana Gazette Schools and Scribes 3,4, Saltshaker 2,3,4, County Band 1,3,4, YEA 1,2, Volleyball Stats 1,2,3,4, ARIN Academic Seminars 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Varsity “S 4, Photo Club 4, Senior Personality “Most Likely to Succeed ' Future plans are to attend college. Friends—Cindy, Paula, Pam, Carla, Collene. Charles Gale Lynch Jr. (Alf): Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2,3, 4, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, (Concert), Powderpuff Football Coach 3, Varsity Club 2,3,4. Future plans are to go to Westmoreland Community College for Data Processing. Then I will become an Officer in the U.S. Air Force in Aeronatics. Friends—Maury, Jeff, Dave, Ed, Scott. Albert LeRoy Lytle (Big Al): FFA 1,2,3,4. Future plans are to get a job or go to a trade school. Friends—Tony, Dennis M, Victor, Bill C, Ken. Laura Jean McCurdy (Curd): YEA 1, Student Council 3, Saltshaker 2,3, 4, Basketball 1,3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Colorguard 4, Senior Personality “Most Artistic. Future plans are to attend the Wilma Boyd Career School for Executive Travel. Friends—Cindy, Kim, Maury, Bernice, Mike. David Glenn McDowell (Bow-Wow): Wrestling 1,2,3, Sportsmens Club 1.2.3.4. Future plans are to attend Theatrical School and marry Melissa. Friends—Anthony, Joe, Buddy, Glenn, Mark. Jeffrey Scott McGregor (Hip): Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Vo-Tech 2,3, Sweater Hop Escort 1, Class President 1, Vice President 2. Future plans are to attend college or go into Masonry Work. Friends—Zim, Yushko, Luke, Chris, Moe. Ruthie JoAnn McKendrick: Yearbook Staff 3,4. Future plans are to get married to Bill and spend time with him and Erica. Friends—“Bill'', Jeanette, Laurie, Tammy, Donna. Michael Wayne McKnight: Future plans are to go to Vale Tech. Friends—Rick, Jeff, Bill, Shawn. Dennis Paul McMunn (Tyke): Sportsmens Club 1,3. Future plans are to go to Trade School. Friends—Kevin, Bill, Victor, Luke, Albert. Debbie Lillian McWilliams (Deb): YEA 1,2, Saltshaker 1,2,3, Band (Flag) 4, Powderpuff 3,4, Student Secretary 4. Future plans are to go on to a business school and tou be an Executive Secretary. Friends—Jen, Grace, Kim, Maury, Charlie Don Lee Meckley (Who Donnie): VICA-President of shop, V.S.O.-VICA Reporter or Consule, Opening and Closing Team, Parliamentary Perseizor, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Library Club 1. Future plans are to attend a trade school or join the Army. Friends—Bill, Steve, Louis, Tony, Todd. Collene Ann Moore: Band 1,2,3, Foreign Exchange Student Program 4, County Band 2,3, YEA 3, Statistician 3, ARIN Academic Seminars 3. Future plans are to attend the University of Pittsburgh. Friends—Paula, Sandy, Pam, Carla, Cindy. Kimberly Gail Murphy (Murph): Band 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity “S , YEA 1,2,3,4, Student Secretary, Student Council, Powderpuff 3,4, Yearbook Staff 1,2. Future plans are to graduate and be happy with Stan. Friends—Jen, Grace, Michelle, Jen, Stan. Kenneth Edward Myers (Ken): Football 1,2,3, FFA 1, Sportsmens Club 2, Taxidermy Club 4, Basketball Manager 4, Coin Club 4. Future plans are to join any branch of the Armed Forces that I can get into, hopefully the Army, or find a job. Friends—Albert Lytle, Tony Gais, Dennis McMunn, Victor Buchinshy, Kevin Shaughnessy. Cindie Denise Orvosh (Cindy): Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Girls Varsity “S“ 2,3,4, YEA 1,2, Powderpuff 3,4, Capt 3, Senior Personality “Most Versatile, Photography Club 4, Saltshaker 1. Future plans are to attend college to become a Registered Nurse. Friends—Carla, Sandy, Pam, Paula, Collene. Norman Andrew Oswalt (Norm, Stormin', Waldo): Library Club 1,2,3,4, Photography Club 4. Future plans are to attend I.U.P. and become an S.M.F. (Serious Music Fan). Friends—Dave, Jeff, Big Cribby, Little Cribby, Rich. Joe C. Palmer (Yushko): Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Student Council 1,2, 3, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Vo-Tech 4, Sweater Hop Escort 1. Future plans are to attend trade school for carpentry and then get a job as a Carpenter. Friends—“Cathy, Zim, Hip, Dave, Ed. James Charles Pistimnzi (Jim): Vo-Tech 2,3,4, VICA 2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3,4, Football 1. Future plans are to further training as a machinist and to get journeymen's papers. Friends—Pam Heiple, Bill Rocco, Dave Zimmerman, Carla Prenni, Jeff McGregor. Martha Ann Pizer (Marty): Sweater Hop Court Escort 1, YEA 1, Class Officer 1,2,3, Varsity Cheering 1,2,3,4, Girls Varsity “S 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Court 4. Future plans are to attend college and live happily ever after. Friends—Dave, Cindy, Lynne, Michelle, Lollipop. Michelle Pizer: Sweater Hop Escort 1, YEA 1,2, Freshmen Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, Powderpuff 4. Future plans are to attend a business school, graduate, get a job, and then get married. Friends—Everybody in the Class of 85 . Christine Olimpia Pomposim (Chris): Sweater Hop Escort 1, Saltshaker 1, Powderpuff 3, YEA 1,2,3,4, Student Secretary 4. Future plans are to become a secretary. Friends—Jennifer A., Betsy, Jim D., Ben. enior index Russ Brian Pratt (Russ): F.F.A. Future plans are to get out of school and get a job. Friends—John, Rick, Carl, Bill. Carla Deneen Prenni: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Treasurer, Majorettes 1,2,3,4, Saltshaker 1,3,4, YEA 1,2,3,4, Public Relations Manager 4, School News Writer for Saltsburg Press 3,4, Indiana Gazette Schools and Scribes 4, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Sweater Hop Announcer, Senior Personality Most Dependable, Varsity S 4, Student Council. Future plans are to attend college to become a social worker. Friends—Pam Heiple, Cindy Orvosh, Betsy Turk, Sandy Lezark, Paula Sabedra. Grace Ann Ramsden: Flag 2,3,4, YEA 2,3, Student Secretary, Powderpuff 3,4. Future plans are to go to college and be happy. Friends—Debbie, Kim M., Jennifer, Sis, Michelle. Todd Ramsden (Hatchet-Nose): Football 1, Basketball 1, Vo-Tech 3,4, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3, Future plans are to own his own dairy herd. Friends —Lisa Quattrocchi, Kenny Forsha, Bill Rocco, Donnie Meckley, Barry Bollinger. Darrin Edward Reid: Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Sportsmens Club 1, Sweater Hop Court Escort 1, Senior Personality Most Artistic. Future plans are to attend college and find success and happiness in life. Friends—Jim R., Jim D., Dale, Klein, Dave. James Stanely Ressler (Jim): Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Escort 4, Sweater Hop Crown Bearer 1. Future plans are to continue education at some trade school. Friends—Darrin, Dale, Bill, Maury, Jeff. Amy Rochelle Rimmel (Aim): YEA, Powderpuff, Student Secretary. Future plans are to go to Pittsburgh Beauty Academy for Cosmetology and get married. Friends— Lincoln, Lu, Laura, Carmen, Christine. William Joeseph Rocco (Rock): Sweater Hop Court Escort 1, Vo-Tech 2, 3.4, V.T. Class Pres. 3, V.I.C.A. 2,3,4, Sportsmens Club 1. Future plans are to get a new Z 28 Camero and become a better Mechanic. Friends—Jim, Joe, John, Dave, Don. Steve Author Roman: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3,4. Future plans are to be a Truckdriver. Friends—Lou, Bill, Russ, Dave, Mike. Paula Marie Sabedra (Pooch): Band 1,2,3,4, County Band 1,2,3,4, District Band 3,4, Regional Band 3, Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 2,3,4, Softball 2, YEA 3,4, Varsity S 4. Future plans are undecided. Friends—Collene, Sandy, Carla, Pam, Cindy. Dennis Edward Schardt Jr. (Colt): Future plans are to join the Air Force or Navy. Friends—Don Daniels, Victor Buchinsky, Tony Gais, Mark Eckels, Bobby Kachonick. Carmen Elizabeth Sharp (Cespool): YEA 2,3,4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Sportsmens Club- 1,2,3,4, Powderpuff 3,4. Future plans are to go to the Navy with Sis and Become a Computer Operator. Friends—Sis, Renae, Amy, Lisa, Carol. Kevin P. Shaughnessy: Future plans to go to Trade School or into the Air Force. Friends—Bill Cicio, Julie Curry. Maurice M. Sinan (Maury): Football 1,3, Varsity Club 3, Sportsmens Club 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4, Vice President, Track 3.4, Homecoming Escort 4, Graduation Usher 3. Future plans are to attend PSU, Major in something concerning Law and Government. Friends—Charles, Scott, Jeff, Dana, Laura. Jennifer Marie Sinclair (Jen): Flag 1,2,3,4, Captain 3,4, YEA 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Student Council 2, Class Treasurer 1,2, Varsity S 4, Student Secretary 4. Future plans are to attend school, become successful and be happy. Friends—Murph, Sis, Grace, and the Class of 85. John Charles Sinclair: Football 1, Sportsmen Club 3. Future plans are to graduate and find a job. Friends—Russ, Jim, Bill, Mitzi, Grace. Laura Lee Steffey (Lu): YEA 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Powderpuff 4. Future plans are to keep my job at Muzzy's place for a long time, and to spend a lot of time with my favorite person (Jim). Also to keep in touch with all my friends. Friends—Jim, Annette, Vickie, Dupa, Amy. Joyce Anita Stevens: YEA 2,4, Powderpuff 4, Basketball 2, HOSA, Reporter of HOSA, Vo-Tech, Writer for Vo-Tech for Indian Gazette. Future plans are to become a Dentist Assistant, get married to Jimmy and raise a family. Friends—Jimmy, Sue, Shelli, Amy, Eddie. Kimberly Sue Suda (Kimmy): Powderpuff 3,4, YEA 1,3,4, Student Secretary. Future plans are to attend college (I.U P.) and to be rich or marry rich. Friends—Bernice Bamurak, Laura, Vickie, Wargo, and the Class of 85. Betsy Ann Turk (Betsy): Girls Basketball 1,2,3,4, Girls Volleyball Statistician 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3, Junior Class Vice President, Saltshaker 1,2, Editor 3,4, Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4, YEA 1,2,3, Vice President 4, Varsity S 4, Indiana Gazette Schools Scribes Reporter 3,4, Saltsburg Press School News Reporter 3,4, Photography Club 4, Library Club 4, Best Conversationalist, Powderpuff 3,4. Future plans are to attend a prestigous college to major in Biology and become a Neurosurgeon. Friends—Jennifer, Christine, Carla, Dave, Jim D. Bill C. Voytek: Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Track 1,2, Student Council I. Future plans are to attend a descent college, study in the law field, make a descent salary, get married and live happily ever after. Friends—Maury Sinan, Jeff Klein, Dale Kwinsnek, Darrin Reid, Jim Ressler. Timothy Robert Vought (Tim): Friends—Ed, Tom, Jim. Donna Louise Walker (Crocker): Musical 2, Saltshaker 2, Yearbook Staff 2.3.4, Library Club 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Powderpuff 3,4, Band Front 4, YEA 4, F.F.A. 3, Sportsmen Club 3, DECA 4. Future plans are to graduate and work. Friends—Joyce, Tony, Lonnie, Robin, Laurie. Kimberly Ann Wargo (Wargnut): YEA 2,4, Vo-Tech 2,3,4, Powderpuff, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheerleading 1,2. Future plans are to go to PBA School for Managers License. Friends—Vic, Laura, Suda, Jeff, Zim. J. Scott Weimer (Wimpy): Sweater Hop Announcer 1, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football and Track Manager 1, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Graduation Usher 3, Yearbook Staff 2,3,4. Future plans are to go to college to become a CPA and to have an enjoyable life. Friends—Maury, Charles, Todd, Laura, Marty. David Zimmerman (Zim): Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Sweater Hop Escort 1, Vo-Tech 2,3,4. Future plans are to get out of school and get a job as a Heavy Equip. Operator, Electrician. Friends— Kim Marja, Yusko, Hip, Cosmo, Rock. Jeffrey M. Zerfoss (Zerf): Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Vo-Tech 2, 3.4. Future plans are to get a good job. Friends—Zim, Chris, Ed, Dave, Hip. 37 Marty and Marlia elevate Sue to the top. Tracy Dunmire—Co-Captain, and Marty Pizer—Captain. Varsity Cheerleaders—Row 1: Tracy Dunmire, Marty Pizer. Row 2: Chrissy Duke, Lynne Carrick, Sherry Kinnan, Brandi Jordan. Row 3: Jody Kelly, Tracy Prenni, Michele Clawson. Row 4: Marlia Buell, Sue Fulton. Missing from photo: Terry Grimplin. A Team Behind Teams with sideline smiles One Team did not require helmets, kneepads, or any other familiar sports gear to perform successfully. Equipped with only smiles and spirit, the cheerleaders boosted the morale of the teams. Eye catching mounts and daring stunts added excitement to timeouts and pauses in football games, wrestling matches, and boys and girls basketball games. The girls also provided colorful banners and signs to promote school spirit for the Trojan Teams. Few realize the hard work and dedication it takes to be a cheerleader. The cheerleaders started their season over the summer by attending cheer camp at La Roche College. The varsity squad proudly came home with a first place plaque and several spirit awards. The squads then practiced their new cheers all through the summer. They came to school fired up and anxious to cheer. During the entire year the cheerleaders created an atmosphere of pride and spirit for the teams and the student body. They also participated in the Tri-County Cheering Contest where they received the first place trophy for the dance routine and second place trophy for their cheer. Let's hear it for the hard working girls on the sidelines . .. Thanks cheerleaders. Sue, Marlia, Marty, Lynne, Chrissy, Tracy, Michele, Sherry, Tracy, Brandi, Terry, and Jody. ADVISOR Mrs. Shirley Varsity Cheerleaders demonstrate their mounting skills. JV Cheerleaders—Row 1: Jennifer Jancay, Barbie McMillen, Sherry Thomas, Stacy Buck, Patty McCutcheon Row 2: Theresa Miller, Jenny Palmer, Lisa Wells, Amy Curran, Chrissy Reese, Tammy DeLuca. Missing from photo—Marci Kinnan. Left: Theresa Miller Captain Above: Jen Jancay Cocaptain and Varsity Alt. Marci Kinnan JUm°r mmty cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders—Row 1: Melissa Thomas, Jennifer Jones, Lori Thomas. Row 2: Michelle Morton, Tiffany Rocco, Becky Negley Row 3: Marlene Elwood Row 4: Kim Clawson. Lori Thomas Captain Melissa Thomas Co-Captain and JV alternate Koontz Advisor TROJANS yfcJAMS U ootball stars of r84ff 5 THUANi iflRMlf gY i Til'aas 1 TROJANS 83vai_r. .4«M io. ™JAKS tOJAM 3fen4f JANS flK 99 2«Vi 61 TROJAHs Tp 7S0JAH ' 0, 1 troIans trojans TROJARi f4j 91 42 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: Trent Buterbaugh, Larry Ernest, Larry Jones, Gary Cribbs, Mark Yeager, Jack Nagg. ROW 2: Todd Jakosh, Dave Okopal, Chuck Auen, Matt Dumbaugh, Pete Wannett, Jeff Zerfoss, Chuck Griffin, Mark Cornman. ROW 3: Mike Huffman, Jeff McGregor, Mike Gabrielson, John Lupyan, Tim Frassenei, James Long, Greg Thomas, Brian Livengood, Chuck Resnick. ROW 4. Dave Kelly, Joe Palmer, Scott Weimer, Chris Dice, Dave Zimmerman, Darrin Reid, Charlie Lynch, Ed Kitchen, Ed Livengood. OPPONENT SHS OPP FERNDALE 15 6 LAUREL VALLEY 0 12 MARION CENTER 20 12 UNITED 6 12 CONEMAUGH VALLEY 13 30 BLAIRSVILLE 0 16 PENNS MANOR 6 6 PURCHASE LINE 44 0 HOMER CENTER 22 0 RIGHT: Larry Hazlett—SECOND ASSISTANT COACH Roily Young — HEAD COACH, Tom Trunzo—FIRST ASSISTANT COACH. J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM ROW 1: T. Buterbaugh, J. Nagg, L. Jones, P. Wannett, T. Frassenei, D. Okopal, ROW 2: C. Auen, M. Huffman, G. Cribbs, M. Dumbaugh, J. Lupyan, C. Resnick, G. Thomas, B. Livengood, M. Yeager. ROW 3: T. Jakosh, L. Ernest, M. Gabrielson, J. Long, M. Cornman, E. Livengood, C. Griffin e at the 1984 season Charles Lynch blocking the way for the offense! Dave Zimmerman checking out his op- Larry Ernest pointing out an infraction of the Matt Dumbaugh, Dave Okopal, and James Long intense in the rules. game. 44 Wenior standouts JOE PALMER Running Back ED KITCHEN Guard 46 •DARRIN REID Tackle ♦CHARLES LYNCH Guard JEFF McGREGOR End ♦SCOTT WEIMER Center enior standouts ♦DAVE ZIMMERMAN End ♦JEFF ZERFOSS Back 47 Junior high football LANCE BONELLI RICH BROWN SAM BROWN SAM BROSKO BEN BELL BRETT CASCIERE unior high ROW 1: K. Powell, D. Cox, S. Brosko, M. Prenni, J. Cicone, K. Jennings ROW 2: B. Gyenes, J. Turk, L. Bonelli, B. Bell, J. Shermenti, B. Kachonik, B. Casciere ROW 3: L. Prenni, J. Gorton, G. Elwood, D. Kovach, G. Griffin, J. Ernest ROW 4: D. Harkleroad, R. Brown, S. Brown, C. Waldier, B. Williams, J. Kelly, E. Turk ROW 5: Coach Mr. Shaffer MISSING FROM PHOTO: Coach Mr. Urban and Larry Matson JOHN CICONE DON COX GREG ELWOOD JIM ERNEST JOEY GORTON GEORGE GRIFFIN BRANDON GYENES UA1N KEITH JENNINGS DEN KOVACH HARKLEROAD KENNETH JACK SHERMENTI ED TURK POWELL JOE KELLY CHRIS WALDIER BOB KACHONIK — ■ BRYAN WILLIAMS 49 50 IV VOLLEYBALL TEAM Row 1: Marcy Ashbaugh, Coreen Brady, Susan Carr. Row 2: Sherri Bell, Mary Swartz, Twila Burrell, Elizabeth Orr, Michelle Brown The Volleyball Team launched the 1984 season with eager determination and the desire to be triumphant. UndeY the direction of Mary Lee Cunningham the spikers showed tremendous effort and enthusiasm. The season ran this year for the first time from late August to the end of October. This years team includes eight returning seniors, who helped the new players to gain experience and confidence. The games intensified with the gain of skills and improved techniques. Working together the players out volleyed the opposing teams. Volleyball Statisticians—Row 1: Lonnie Shawley, Michelena Rocco, Diane Duncan, Sandy Lezark. Row 2: Shelly Warnick, Amy McAdams Row 3: Tina Prenni M JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD RECORD 13-3 OPPONENT PURCHASE LINE BLAIRSVILLE FERNDALE HOMER CENTER LIGONIER UNITED PENNS MANOR LAUREL VALLEY PURCHASE LINE BLAIRSVILLE HOMER CENTER FERNDALE LIGONIER UNITED PENNS MANOR LAUREL VALLEY SCORE 15-4, 15-5 15-3, 15-5 7- 15, 8-15 15-3, 15-12 15-1, 8-15, 15-2 15-11, 15-10 15-3, 15-3 15-9, 15-9 9-15, 15-3, 10-15 8- 15, 15-6, 15-8 15-3, 17-15 15-8, 11-15, 8-15 15-7, 15-7 15-3, 15-0 15-11, 15-3 15-0, 3-15, 15-10 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD RECORD 13-3 OPPONENT PURCHASE LINE BLAIRSVILLE FERNDALE HOMER CENTER LIGONIER UNITED PENNS MANOR LAUREL VALLEY PURCHASE LINE BLAIRSVILLE HOMER CENTER FERNDALE LIGONIER UNITED PENNS MANOR LAUREL VALLEY SCORE 16-14, 13-15, 15-11 15-10, 15-10 15-7, 15-3 15-0, 16-14 15-11, 8-15, 15-2 13-15, 15-4, 15-13 15-0, 15-3 15-11, 7-15, 11-15 12-15, 11-15 19-21, 6-15 15-7, 15-3 15-10, 15-0 15-7, 12-15, 15-7 15-9, 15-8 15-0, 15-4 15-13, 8-15, 15-7 Senior Volleyball Players—Dana Corradini, Kim Laughry, Pam Heiple, Kim Murphy, Jennifer Sinclair, Carla Prenni, Cindy Orvosh, Paula Sabedra Girl's Volleyball Team—Row I: Stacey Butchkoski, Marcy Ashbaugh, Amy Fennell, Dana Corradini, Coreen Brady, Elizabeth Orr, Sue Carr. Row 2: Cindy Orvosh, Pam Heiple, Paula Sabedra, Kim Murphy, Kim Laughry, Denise Bonelli, Sherri Bell, Mary Swartz, Mrs. Cunningham— Coach. Row 3: Mary Ann Capuzzi—Manager, Twila Burrell, Michelle Brown, Nickie DeLuca, Jennifer Sinclair, Lori Whitesel, Carla Prenni. 51 Above: Watch out Bruce Lee! Below: Lew Long and Scott Weimer. Bottom right: Rich Brown down the court for two points. Reaching as high as his 5'H frame will allow, senior Chris Dice beats his opponent to the jump ball. J—J fs the hardwood ]V and Varsity Basketball Team—Row 1: Robbie Atkinson, Greg Thomas, Richie Shaner, Dave Okopal, Richie Brown. Row 2: Amy Grosklos—Statistician, Sue Sokolowski—Statistician, Jim Pierce, Tim Frassenei, Chuck Resnick, Jerry Reed, Ken Myers—Manager. Row 3: Mr. Shurina—Coach, John Kaito, Anthony Scrima, Eric Whitesel, Chris Dice, Scott Weimer, Lew Long, Dennis Schardt—Manager, Mr. Judge—Coach, Wendy Hess—Statistician. SENIOR—SCOTT WEIMER if SENIOR—CHRIS DICE Scott attempts to tally for two. ia eniors r Chris eases on down the court. urts in session Eric Whitesel wins the jumpball. Dave Okopal shows us how it should be done. Rich Brown demonstrates Freshman Power as Greg Thomas looks on. Robbie Atkinson passes the ball. Hey guys—show us your underalls. Jim Pierce is a head above the rest. Chris Dice does the hula-hula. Despite the strong defense John Kaito sinks the ball. asketball Coach Kevin Judge explains the Another two points for Greg Thom- Lew Long does it again, next play. as. 56 Chuck Resnick adds two more Richie Brown shoots for two ad-points. ditional points. Jerry Reed gets in position for a shot while teammates Anthony and Robbie look on. 57 h basketball Trent Buterbaugh and George Griffin on defense. Above: Trent and Bryan on Defense! Right: Corey Pistininzi dribbles down the court while Aaron Miller watches. Bryan Williams jumps up, up, and away! p and coming stars A ' SL ‘ Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Team—Row 1: Jason Thomas, Robbie Orr, Corey Pistininzi, Robbie Plahs, Gary Mash, Donnie Cox. Row 2: Shawn Duffalo, Dan Jorgenson, Tom Stapleton, Aaron Miller, Calvin Ramsden, Brandon Gyenes, Bob Brown. Row 3: Bob Pollock, Tom Adair, Lew Prenni, Tony Waugaman, George Griffin, Denny Kovach, Freshmen Basketball Team—Row 1—Tony Waugaman, Gary Mash, Roy Millen. Row 2 — Lewie Prenni, Tom Adair, Brett Casciere, Trent Buterbaugh, Don Cox. Row 3—Sam Brown, Vince Ciocca, George Griffin, Bryan Williams, Denny Kovach Row 4 —Mr. Rovison, Mr. Hamp — Coaches Greg Buell. Row 4: Mr. Hamp—Coach 59 ALTIIDv iMI—I GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Roto 1: Michelle Brown, Kim Murphy, Elizabeth Orr, Kim Adams, Mary Ann Capuzzi, Crystal Machak, Amy Fennell, Coreen Brady, Row 2: J.V. Coach—Mrs. Lasher, Laura McCurdy, Cindy Orvosh, Mary Swartz, Sherri Bell, Nickie DeLuca, Kim Laughry, Pam Heiple, Paula Sabedra, Varsity Coach—Mrs. Cunningham SENIORS—Kim Laughry, Kim Murphy, Cindy Orvosh, Laura McCurdy, Pam Heiple, Paula Sabedra. 60 Statisticians and Managers—Row 1: Sandy Coulter, Sandy Lezark, Lori Whitesel, Dana Corradini. Row 2: Renee Eckenrod, Julie White, Heather Young, Wendy Metcalf. SHS OPP Elderton 42 63 Conemaugh Valley 43 68 Ferndale 34 60 Yough 34 68 Redbank 48 25 Marion Center 36 83 Blairsville 41 30 Penns Manor 36 27 Laurel Valley 32 29 Purchase Line 36 53 United 36 29 Marion Center 33 57 Blairsville 53 47 Penns Manor 30 33 Homer Center 33 48 Laurel Valley 51 33 Ferndale 29 64 Purchase Line 37 60 United 51 10 Homer Center 27 30 Overall Record 8-12 League Record 5-7 Daring her opponents to even touch her, Cindy Orvosh wrenches a rebound. 61 1 l harp shooters Paula Sabedra gives it her best try. Laura McCurdy fights her way through. Kim Laughry concentrating on her shot. achak rest |n action Left: Mary Swartz rebounds. Far left: Attempting to get through the opposition, Mary Ann Capuzzi puts it up for two. Left: Nicki DeLuca's famous side shot! Above: On the offensive Pam Heiple goes up for a basket. 63 Junior high Junior High—Row 1: Heather Kennedy, Becky Ramsden, Kendra Wiser, Shelly Parson, Tammy Reese Row 2: Brenda Butchkoski, Teressa Hicks, Renee Eckenrod, Kim Nagg, Kristie Shaulis, Mary Nanney Row 3; Mrs. Stiffler—Coach, Sherry Libengood, Lisa Lynch, Lorraine Me Knight, Jackie Pratt, Justine Stano, Marci Kinnan, Kim Cornell. Above: Mary Nanney Right: Statisticians—Kim Cornell and Sherry Libengood Left: Kristie Shaulis. i' ; j jirls basketball BRENDA BUTCHKOSKI TERESSA HICKS SHELLY PARSON BECKY RAMSDEN TAMMY REESE KENDRA WISER SHS OPP Greensburg CC 33 28 Berlin 39 21 Ferndale 21 45 United 28 31 W.P.S.D. 64 0 Elderton 33 19 Blairsville 24 42 Johnstown Vo-Tech 27 27 Marion Center 41 31 Ligonier 31 21 Yough 27 39 Overall Record 6-4-1 Tough . . . in mind and body Mean and lean — was a good description of a wrestler in action—especially the grapplers at S.H.S. The team worked as one unit: practicing, running, losing weight, and building up their muscles. All of the hard work and dedication paid off as they finished with a record overall. Sacrifice was the name of the game for the matmen. Not only was time given up after school for practices, normal meals became a thing of the past as the athletes either starved or over-indulged themselves in food in an effort to make weight. In most sports, the main objective of the participant is to gain victory for his respective team, not for himself. Wrestling, however, is unlike most sports. The participant must also strive for personal victory. Wrestling also is one of the most intense, and pressure-filled sports. The total attention of the spectators is focused on the two individuals, not a group, and the pressure on these two individuals is mind-boggling. These individual matches are a tribute to the great intensity, enthusiasm, and dedication to the sport that all of the Grapplers at S.H.S. showed so clearly throughout the season. VARSITY AND ]V WRESTLERS—Row 1: Mark Prenni, Russ Duke, Dave Keck, Bob Shannon, Tim Zerfoss, Ed Ramsden, Tim Davis, Rich Shanner. Row 2: Mark Turnbull, Pete Wannett, Don Burrell, Chester Brown, Charles Lynch, Bill Deditch, Mark Cornman, Mark Stano, Larry Jones. Row 3: J.V. Coach—Warren Marweg, Ed Kitchen, Darrin Reid, Jeff Klein, Dave Kelly, Jim Ressler, Steve McMunn, Jim Pistininzi, Brian Livengood, Don Kelly, Mike McKnight, Rob Reese, Dave Brown, Varsity Coach—Richard Lowman. 66 w restlers Statisticians—Row 1: Missie Hall, Tina Prenni Row 2: Kathy Guiher, Darla Aimes, Lisa Soler Senior Wrestlers Dave Kelly 67 I 'ake down BOBBY SHANNON— There doesn't seem to be any mus- ED KITCHEN— Kitchen hits the perfect sit-out!' cle in this arm. BRIAN LIVENGOOD— This kid should think about a RUSSELL DUKE— Hope he is as tired as I am. diet! Above: PETE WANNETT— Mr. Lowman showed me this move. I wonder why he hasn't rolled over? Right: DARRIN REID — I'm glad his Right Guard is working! DARRIN REID and BRIAN LIVENGOOD— Victorious after the match. BURRELL- Th5 th , have  go .Brough Above: JEFF KLEIN— Hope they can get us apart when this is over. Left: JIM RESSLER— This stuff does nothing for my headache! 69 Lletter than the wrest _ Mark Cornman— It's hard to believe that someone could fall asleep doing this. Mike Brown— The coaches were right—this works!' Bob Huffman—Slap the mat—he's pinned! JR. HIGH WRESTLING TEAM—Row 1: Curt Ramsden, Brian Smith, C.J. Klein, Mike Palmer, Frank Petro, Sean Duke. Row 2: Bob Huffman, Mike Brown, Eric Fletcher, Chris Waldier, Barry Aikins, Joe Kelly, Coach—John Labrise. Frank Petro— This just doesn't feel right. Sean Duke— Time to make my move. 71 1984 Appalachian Conference and Indiana County Champions BVaiTsvVWe , Matron Center PurcYrase Ane United Hornet Center Purchase Vine United PVaitsvitte L Matron Center k Homer Center SOFTBALL Row 1: Wendy Metcalf, Coreen Brady, Kim Shirley—Coach, Kathy Guiher, Chrissy Duke, Missy Hall, Laughry, Mary Ann Capuzzi, Kim Adams, Sherri Bell. Row Amy Grosklos, Lori Whitesel, Susan Fulton, Tina Prenni, Pren nCey Butchkoski' Denise Bonelli, Mitzi Dick, Tracy Sandy Coulter. 1984 Seniors Missing from Photo—Jorjette renm, Brandi Jordan, Lynne Carrick. Row 3: Debra Brosko, Kris Murphy, Jennifer Soler, Dawn Whitesel. SENIOR SOFTBALL MEMBERS-Cindy Orvosh, Kim Laughry, Wendy Casciere, Dana Corradini Ovet-a Record I rack TRACK LETTERMAN Row 1: Charles Lynch, Ed Kitchen, Jim Long, Dave Kelly. Row 2: Dave Zimmerman, Chris Dice, Crystal Machak, Darrin Reid, Joe Palmer, Don Burrell Mr. Judge—Head Track Coach Mr. Shaffer—Assistant Track Coach GIRLS TRACK TEAM Row 1: Kim Irwin, Beth Kaylor, Crystal Machak.Row 2: Mary Swartz, Theresa Miller, Leslie McKnight, Robin Shawley Georgia Moran — Girls Track r4 Tumors ABOVE LEFT: Tracy Cup and Beth Kaylor SIDE: Leslie McKnight JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: ROW 1: Tina Prenni—SECRETARY, Lori Whitesel— TREASURER. ROW 2: Mrs. Buterbaugh—ADVISOR, Mr. Hunter—ADVISOR, Don Burrell—VICE-PRESIDENT, Tim Frassenei—PRESIDENT. Kim Adams Robert Atkinson Chuck Auen Dawn Barrett Denise Bonelli Carolyn Bowers Etnan Britch Chester Brown Sue Buchinsky Don Burrell Stacey Butchkoski Lynne Carrick Sandi Cole Mark Cornman Sandy Coulter Tracy Cup Don Daniels Rich Davenport Bill Deditch Nickie DeLuca Mitzi Dick Juniors Denise Dudash Chrissy Duke Mike Dumbaugh Mark Eckels Nick Emanuel Larry Ernest Bob Fails Amy Fennell Lisa Fink Tim Frassenei Mike Gabrielson Jeff Gray Chuck Griffin Amy Grosklos Melissa Hall Ray Heiple Wendy Hopkins Todd Jakosh Scott Johnson Brandi Jordan John Kaito Beth Kaylor David Keck Sherry Kinnan Gail Little Ed Livengood James Long John Lupyan Mike Lyons Jim McCutcheon Leslie McKnight Audra McQuaide Georgia Moran Bill Murphy Doreene Oskey Jim Pierce Linda Plahs Teena Pratt Tina Prenni Ed Ramsden Mark Repine Anthony Scrima Randy Shaulis Awanda Sims Susan Sokolowski Brian Sorbin Dave Suda Greg Thomas Scott Ukish Janet Urban Pete Wannett Eric Whitesel Lori Whitesel Kim Zelich Tim Zerfoss Joe Zona Photos Missing F. Clawson, R Kelly, h Kemp LEFT: Crystal Machak climbs to the top of the hoop! ABOVE: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Row 1: Mr. Gordish—ADVISOR, Marcy Ashbaugh—SECRETARY, Row 2: Jack Nagg—VICE-PRESIDENT, Dave Okopal—PRESIDENT, Mike Huffman—TREASURER. 78 Darla Aimes Marcy Ashbaugh David Bair Mike Bair Robert Baker Dan Barker Neva Barreiro Rudy Battistelli Christina Bee Sherri Bell Shawn Blankenship Coreen Brady Amy Brothers Anna Brown Dave Brown Jim Bruner Marlia Buell Mary Ann Capuzzi Dave Carr Susan Carr John Clark Michele Clawson Bill Clawson Bridget Cornman Diann Cornman Brian Corridoni Colette Cox Gary Cribbs Lisa Crusan Tim Davis Tammy DeLuca Dave Draghi Russ Duke Matt Dumbaugh Dorinda Fails Tom Fennell Ken Forsha Mark Fox Susan Fulton Wanda George Ron Gresko Lee Ann Grguric Terry Grimplin Kathy Guiher Tom Guy Patty Hockenburry Mike Huffman Kim Irwin Janet Jackson Jennifer Jancay Larry Jones Don Kelly Jody Kelly Pam Kier Johna Lawson Pam Lawson Sherry Libengood Brian Livengood Crystal Macnak Carole Matson Wendy Metcalf Theresa Miller Melinda McKeever Scott McKeever Randy McManus Steve McMunn Jack Nagg Dave Okopal Elizabeth Orr Joyce Parson Tracy Prenni Robert Reese Charles Resnick Dave Rocco Mike Romano Joe Ruble Mike Seger Rich Shaner Leigh Anne Shannon Ralph Shannon Robert Shannon Stacey Lynn Sharon Lonnie Shawley Robin Shawley Melissa Shermenti Mark Stano Mary Swartz Mark Turnbull Rich Thomas Lisa White Roxanne White James Wolfe Mark Yeager Mike Zombotti 79 reshmen ABOVE: FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS—ROW 1: Mark Prenni—PRESIDENT, Mrs. Weimer—ADVISOR, Twila Burrell—TREASURER, Lisa Wells— SECRETARY. ABOVE LEFT: Joey Gorton SIDE: Bryan Williams and Eric Urban. Sam Brown Loretta Bullis Twila Burrell Trent Buterbaugh Brenda Carnahan Brian Carr Brett Casciere John Cicone Vince Ciocca Carrie Cole Amy Curran Jennifer Dunn Dennis Elliott Rick Elwood Barry Aikins Sherri Bias Christie Bowers Bob Brown Michael Brown Michelle Brown Rich Brown p reshmen Photos Missing: Charles Lape James Ernest Twyle Fairman Scott Fatta Eric Fletcher Joey Gorton Brian Hamilton Wayne Harvat Sandy Kaylor Joe Kelly Brian Kelly Kim Kinnan Anette Kunig Tammy Lupyan Mike Maruca Larry Matson Amy McAdams Rachel McAtee Patty McCutcheon Barbie McMillen Roy Millen Erika Mitchell Larry Morton Kim Oswalt Barb Painter Jennie Palmer Mark Prenni Chris Reese Michelena Rocco Chris Schardt Marcy Silliman Larry Sharp Elmer Shearer Tammy Shondelmyer Denise Shoup Pat Silbaugh Patrick Sims Don Smathers Lisa Soler Terry Spencer Sherry Thomas Ed Turk Eric Urban Chris Waldier Tracy Wannett Shelly Warnick Lisa Wells Bryan Williams Melissa Weopke John Wright Heather Young Ed Zona 81 k th gmde Left: Stacy Buck gets tangled up with the tape measure in home economics class. Above: Mike Roman, Sean Duke, and Tim Sorbin begin cutting out their sweat pants. 82 Tom Adair Pam Aimes Michelle Allison Joe Baker Mara Barreiro Jim Barrett Beverly Bates Scott Bee Steve Beighley Ben Bell Barry Bollinger Lance Bonelli Mary Booth Sam Brosko Bob Brown Mary Ann Bruzda David Bucco Lisa Buchinsky Stacy Buck Brenda Butchkoski Deana Cicone Kim Cornell Don Cox Pete Dick Sean Duke Renee Eckenrod Bob Eckenrode Greg Elwood Diana Emanuel Chris Gaskill Dan Gresko Wayne Grguric George Griffin Brandon Gyenes Terri Hall Dan Harkleroad Teressa Hicks Dan Higgs Jim Horner Eddie Hudson Bobby Huffman Dawn Humbert Keith Jennings Aerica Johnson Lori Johnson Jennifer Jones Bob Kachonik Jane Kelly Rebecca Kelly Marci Kinnan Denny Kovach Adam Kowalczyk Tiffany Kulha Sabine Kunig Glen Larimer Gary Mash Kathie McKendrick Karen McKnight Lorraine McKnight Cathy McKenna Stacy McMunn Heather McQuaide Aaron Miller Kim Nagg Mary Nanney Chris Orvosh Shelly Parson Bob Plahs Bob Pollack Ken Powell Jackie Pratt Lewis Prenni Calvin Ramsden Curtis Ramsden Michael Roman Tammy Shannon Kristie Shaulis Jack Shermenti Brenda Shirley Terry Sinclair Paul Sloan Dawn Smith Ken Sokolowski Billi Jo Sorbin Tim Sorbin Justine Stano Barb Stapleton Rich Strawser Jim Turk Lori Thomas Theresa Varner Brady Volpe Tony Waugaman Julianne White Ron White Kendra Wiser Lori Zona 83 TOP LEFT: Marlene Elwood and Lisa Lynch. SIDE: Billie Jo Dunn and Lisa Lupyan. ABOVE: Jerry Morton, Jason Smith, and Scott Ditch work diligently in Cultures class. f eventh grade Janel Adams Kim Annecchini Kim Bair Todd Beers Jennifer Bender Leonard Bias LuAnn Brink Tricia Brown Greg Buell Kim Clawson Wendy Danilowicz Angelina DiLascio Scott Ditch Shawn Duffalo Billie Jo Dunn Wayne Durand Angela Eckenrode Marlene Elwood Eric Fox Jim Gibbons Veronica Gresko r eventh grade Melissa Grguric Toni Gularski Lori Gunter Bruce Heiple Pete Higgs Carol Hileman Stacy Irwin Craig Jennings Ricky John Jason Jones Danny Jorgenson Heather Kennedy C. J. Klein Corrie Kovach Chester Kowalczyk Michelle Laughlin Lisa Lupyan Rich Lupyan Lisa Lynch Wendy Me A tee Steve McKnight Jerry Morton Michelle Morton Becky Negley Corina Newhouse Robbie Orr Michael Palmer Frank Petro Amy Pierce Amy Pistininzi Corey Pistininzi Marlene Pratt Becky Ramsden Tammy Reese Tiffany Rocco Angela Scrima Keith Shannon Joey Sharon Bob Sharp Crystal Snawley Lisa Shearer Chad Shumaker Tina Sims Bryon Smith Jason Smith Joe Slapinsky Tom Stapleton Steve Steele Jennifer Stoudnour Randy Strong Jason Thomas Melissa Thomas Dane Williams Photo Missing: Rich Bates 85 club Don Daniels, Mike Dumbaugh, Tony Gais, Ray Cornman, Ed Kitchen, Ed Livengood, Jim Pierce, Don Burrell, Ken Myers, Lisa White, Mr. Hunter—Advisor. Taxidermy is a complicated art. It requires an understanding of dying, tanning, mechanics, sculpture, drawing, and anatomy. Museums used to have their own taxidermy studios but now they usually hire professionals to mount their specimens. In taxidermy, we learn how to mount animals for a hobby or as a job later in life. 94 TAXIDERMY CLUB OFFICERS—Mr. Hunter—Advisor, Don Burrell—Vice President, Lisa White—Treasurer, Ray Cornman—President, Ed Livengood—Secretary club Row 1: James Long, Chester Brown, Mark Eckels, Carolyn Bowers, Donnie Daniels, Ken Myers. Row 2: Bill Deditch, Pete Wannett, John Lupyan, Randy Shaulis, Mark Repine, Andy Hoyle, Mike McKnight, Mike Brown, Donnie Meckley, Advisor—Mr. Sadecky OFFICERS John Lupyan—President, Carolyn Bowers—Secretary- Advisors—Mr. Sadecky and Mr. Gordish Treasurer, Chester Brown—Vice-President Kim Wargo gives Crystal Machak the latest hair style. See Robert I told you I could do your hair, exclaimed Kim Zelich. ' Scott Johnson attempts to take Tina Pratt's order. Ronald Gresko, Mike Lyons, and Ethan Britch diligently try to repair the appliance. 96 Training for a future Working to make a dream a reality, students from Saltsburg High School entered one of the 15 available vocational programs for study during their sophomore, junior, and senior years. “Being a part of the cosmetology program gives me a chance to prepare myself for a job after graduation, sophomore Robert Baker. With each class having an average of 20 students and representatives of each area high school, students have to meet certain standards including attendance, attitude, and school performance, to be accepted into the program. Applications are accepted from all ninth grade students for the three year programs. The courses include: Appliance Repair, Automotive Body, Auto-Diesel Mechanics, Building Trades Maintenance, Carpentry, Cosmetology, Electrical Occupations, Food Management, Health Assistant, Heating-Plumbing, Machine Shop, Marketing and Distributive Education, Masonry and Bricklaying, Metal Fabrication and Welding, and Mine Equipment Maintenance. All of the programs are three years in length with the exception of Marketing and Distributive Education and Health Assistant, which are two years. Mark Eckels emphasized, The Vo-Tech program helps to eliminate unemployment and provides vocational students Mark Eckels builds upon his future, with the training and skills required to get a good job. 97 Mark Turnbull tries to decide his next step on his project. 1 o-tech Row 3; Donnie Meckley Row 2: Dave Zimmerman, Shelli Fulton, Joyce Stevens, Sue Dunn, Joe Palmer. Row 3: Vickie Adair, Renae Kralik, Jeff Zerfoss, Kim Wargo, Donna Walker. Row 4: Bill Rocco, Jim Pistininzi, Luke Karp, Todd Ramsden. Row 3: Bill Deditch, Teena Pratt, Kim Zelich, Awanda Sims, Janet Urban, Mike Lyons Row 2: Tim Zerfoss, Eric Whitesel, Bill Murphy, Nick Emanuel, Don Daniels, Ethan Britch. Row 3: Mike Gabrielson, Brian Sorbin, Mark Repine, Mark Eckels, Joe Zona, Bob Fails, Scott Johnson. Row 1: Dave Carr, Mike Seger, Lisa Crusan, Crystal Machak, Ronald Gresko, Tim Davis. Row 2: Rudy Battistelli, Rich Shaner, Mike Zombotti, Brian Corridoni, Mark Turnbull. Row 3; Dave Rocco, Ken Forsha, Robert Baker, Larry Jones, Shawn Blankenship, Mark Fox. Robert Baker takes out time to do a little studying at the Vo-Tech school. Row 1: C. J. Klein, Robert Sharp, Jason Thomas, Bryon Smith, Corey Pistininzi, Heather Kennedy, Lisa Lupyan, Lisa Lynch, Steve Steele, Chad Shumaker, Peter Higgs. Row 2: Tom Stapleton, Wendy Hopkins, Rich Kelly, Lewie Prenni, Gary Mash, Twila Burrell, Michelle Brown, Jim Ernest, Georgia Moran, Tim Davis, Bill Clawson, Sherry Libengood, James Turk, Lance Bonelli, Glen Larimer, Danny Jorgenson, Rich Lupyan. Row 3: John Sinclair, Ed Kitchen, Russ Pratt, Jim Pistininzi, Jeff McGregor, Dave Zimmerman, Mark Yeager, Mike Enciso, Mike Lyons, Dave Rocco, Missy Shermenti, Jim Crusan, Tom Guy, Jack Nagg, Gary Cribbs, Joey Ruble, Ronald Gresko, Rudy Battistelli, Rich Thomas. Row 4: Don Meckley, Steve Roman, Mike McKnight, Ethan Britch, Dennis McMunn, Albert Lytle, Bill Vojtek, Dave Okopal, Peter Wannett, Eric Whitesel, Bill Deditch, Todd Jakosh, Dennis Schardt, Mark Eckels, Mike Romano, Ben Bell, Jim McCutcheon, Shawn Blankenship, Robert Baker, Ken Forsha, Mark Fox. Above: Junior High Officers—Pete Dick—Vice-President, Mark Prenni—President, Ben Bell—Secretary-Treasurer. Below: Senior High Officers—Bill Vojtek—Vice President, John Sinclair—Secretary-Treasurer, Missing: Steve Roman—President. Mr. Bortz Mr. Rovison Mr. Sadecky portsmens dub P erobics Row 1: Michelle Pizer, Joyce Parson, Jen Jancay, Robin Shawley, Kim Irwin, Crystal Machak, Georgia Moran. Row 2: Theresa Miller, Sherry Kinnan, LeAnne Barker, Tracy Dunmire, Connie Bucco, Cindy Haney, Bernice Hartman, Laura McCurdy, Patty Clawson Row 3: Dozen Smith, Ruth McKendnck, Laurie Gresko, Jeanette Bruner, Gail Little, Mary Szvartz, Patty McCutcheon, Erika Mitchell, Chris Reese, Barb McMillen, Carole Matson, Theresa Varner, Carmen Sharp. Mrs. Stiffler Aerobics Club Advisor Photography Club Roic 1: Mr. Flack—Advisor, Maury Sinan, Carmen Sharp, Cindy Orvosh, Sandy Lezark. Row 2: Norman Oswalt, Dave Kimball, Dave Emanuel, Scott Weimer, Chris Dice. L uture farmers of america Future Farmers of America is a national organization consisting of students interested in studying agriculture. Its primary aim is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Through active participation in tne FFA, members learn by taking part in tne conducting meetings, speaking in public, participating in contests based on occupational skills, earning awards and recognition and becoming involved in cooperative efforts and community improvement. Tne FFA offers the opportunity for achieving a personal goal of becoming productive citizens in our democracy. The activities of this club include field trips to the fair and farm shows and an annual fruit sale. Many of these students are looking to careers in farming or dealing with agriculture and this club gives them some of the experience and back ground they need. Above: Row 1: Dave Bair, Bill Clawson, John Clark, Mark Cornman, Chuck Griffin, Brian Livengood, Tony Gais, Jim Bruner. Row 2: Chuck Auen, John Lupyan, Jeanette Bruner, Bill Clark, Larry Ernest, Barry Aikins, Brett Casciere, Jim Ressler. Row 3: Mike Dumbaugh, Russ Pratt, Victor Buchinsky, Randy Shaulis, Albert Lytle, Ray Cornman, Lou Davis, Ed Livengood, Eric Fletcher, Steve Roman, Maurice Sinan, Mr. Veach—Advisor. RIGHT: F.F.A. Officers — Row 1: Randy Shaulis—Treasurer, Chuck Auen—Sentinal, Jeanette Bruner—Secretary. Row 2: John Lupyan—Chaplain, Ray Cornman—Reporter, Chuck Griffin—Vice-President, Bill Clark—President. club Row I: Carol Hileman, Scott Ditch, Dawn Smith, Coreen Brady, Lee Ann Grguric, Janet Jackson. Row 2: Melissa Thomas, Melissa Grguric, LuAnn Brink, Stacy McMunn, Becky Kelly, Dave Kimball, Neva Barreiro, Norman Oswalt, Pam Lawson, Jeff Jennings, Chris Bee. Standing: Jennifer Bender, Shawn Duffalo. OFFICERS—Coreen Brady—Secretary, Pam Lawson — Treasurer, Mrs. Carey—Advisor, Janet Jackson—President, Chris Bee—Vice-President. Library Club workers scramble frantically through the shelves during their free periods, providing invaluable assistance to the high school librarian Grace Carey. They have many responsibilities that result in helping the library run smoothly. Looking for the library? Then follow this sign. It's the new national library symbol. use your library 103 Calvin Ramsden—Advertisements Marlia Buell, Tracy Prenni, Michele Clawson, and Sue Fulton Sandy Section Dana Corradini—Editor, Wendy Casciere—Editor, Debra Shirley—Advisor. i The 1984-85 yearbook members are always trying to help Mrs. Shirley out with the various tasks needed to complete the yearbook deadlines. Above: Mike Enciso, Jeff McGregor, Scott Weimer, and Chris Dice. Far Left: Chrissy Duke—Typist. Left: Sherry Kinnan — Typist. i os Senior High Members—Row 1: Amy Rimmel, Laura Steffey, Jennifer Sinclair, Kim Murphy, Betsy Turk, Pam Heiple, Carla Prenni Row 2: Lynne Carrick, Sherry Kinnan, Jody Kelly, Diane Duncan, Tracy Dunmire, Connie Bucco, Bernice Hartman Row 3: Kathy Guiher, Pam Kier, Darla Aimes, Tammy DeLuca, Theresa Miller, Amy Grosklos, Susan Sokolowski Row 4: Tracy Prenni, Marlia Buell, Chrissy Duke, Michele Clawson, Susan Fulton, Jeff McGregor, Chris Dice, Mike Enciso Standing: Dana Corradini, Wendy Casciere, Mrs. Shirley—Advisor, Scott Weimer, David Emanuel, Missie Hall, Sandy Coulter, Gail Little, Tina Prenni, Coreen Brady, Sherri Bell Junior High Members—Row I: Michelle Brown, Amy McAdams, Rachel McAfee, Heather Young, Amy Curran, Lisa Soler. Row 2: Tricia Brown, Lisa Lynch, Marlene Elwood, Michelle Laughlin, Tammy Reese, Wendy Danilowicz. Row 3: Corrie Kovach, Chrissy Reese, Barbie McMillen,-Erika Mitchell, Patty McCutcheon. Far left: Dana Corradini and Wendy Casciere—Editors Middle — Scott Weimer—Sports Editor and Photographer Left: Lynne Carrick—Typist tudent Council Row 1: Greg Buell, Jason Jones, Melissa Thomas, Christine Orvosh, Teressa Hicks, Tom Adair, Mr. MacBlane—Advisor. Row 2: Lisa Wells, Trent Buterbaugh, Mark Prenni, Marcy Ashbaugh, Susan Carr. Row 3: Lori Whitesel, Mitzi Dick, Sherry Kinnan, Mike Huffman, Tracy Prenni, Susan Fulton, Denise Bonelli. Row 4: David Emanuel, Carla Prenni, Betsy Turk, Chuck Resnick, Bernice Hartman, Jeff Klein, Greg Thomas, John Lupyan, Joe Palmer. The Student Council is a group of 27 students who are elected by and represent their class. Each senior high homeroom elects two representatives while the junior high homerooms elect one. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Mac Blane, the students find improvements that they feel should be made to better our school. They were also very helpful with Open House and Dedication Ceremonies. Left: Student Council Officers—Row 1: John Lupyan — Secretary Mike Huffman —Treasurer Row 2: Joe Palmer—President Greg Thomas—Vice-President Mr. Mac Blane Advisor 107 Amy Rimmel, Mr. Sadecky, Grace Ramsden, and Mr. Lytle tudent secretary Right: Dana Co-rradini, Wendy Casciere, Mrs. Shirley, and Mrs. Lasher. Mr. Fenoglietto and LeAnn Barker 108 Mrs. Rogers Advisor Bernice Hartman and Mr. Kim Murphy and Gordish Shurina Mr. Flack and Christine ■osini Sandy Craft and Mrs. Fos- Mr. Veach and Kim Suda tudent secretary Left: Mr. Rovi-son, Mr. Bortz, and Laura Stef-fey AN EXPERIENCE Becoming a Student Secretary can mean the beginning of an exciting and satisfying career with unlimited opportunities. Today's office is an exciting place in which to work. Technological changes have made office work easier and more accurate. The success of a company depends on the efficiency and productivity of its employees. In addition to business skills and knowledge; personality, appearance, and business behavior are very important for success in the office. no Mrs. Stiffler and Wendy Casciere. Mrs. Ross and Bernice Hartman. Christine Pomposini and Mr. Judge. A LEARNING OPPORTUNITY The Student Secretary program is a part of the office practice class. This class helps to prepare the girls for a career in the office by sharpening their office skills and improving their ability to get along with others. They review and reinforce their business skills such as spelling, math, grammar, and vocabulary. They also build problem-solving and decision making skills. This class also helps them develop a positive self-concept and the ability to organize their work. As Student Secretaries, the girls become aware of the implications of technology in modern office procedures. By doing their work, they gain hands-on experience which includes using the thermofax machine, the ditto machine, the photocopy machine, and the word processor. in outh education association Y.E.A.—Row 1: Chrissy Reese, Lisa Soler, Heather Young, Amy Curran, Jennifer Jancay. Row 2: Jennifer Atkinson, Bernice Hartman, Tracy Dunmire, Lynne Carrick, Connie Bucco, Carole Matson, Sue Carr, Colette Cox, Carmen Sharp, Darla Aimes, Kathy Guiher, Pam Kier, Faye Clawson, Janet Jackson, Lisa White, Kim Suda, Vickie Adair, Mr. Sadecky—Advisor. Row 3: Chris Pomposini, Chrissy Duke, Missie Hall, Mitzi Dick, Stacey Butchkoski, Marcy Ashbaugh, Carolyn Bowers, Paula Sabedra, Susan Sokolowski, Gail Little, Sandy Coulter, Sandi Cole, Dawn Barrett, Bridget Cornman, Amy Rimmel, Mary Swartz. Row 4: Amy Fennell, Lori Whitesel, Betsy Turk, Diane Duncan, Pam Heiple, Carla Prenni, Jennifer Sinclair, Shelli Fulton, Joyce Stevens, Sue Dunn, Kim Wargo, Renae Kralik, Kim Laughry, Patty Clawson, Laura Steffey. Y.E.A. Officers—Row 1: Mr. Sadecky—Advisor, Christine Pomposini, Jennifer Atkinson—President, Bernice Hartman—Secretary. Row 2: Paula Sabedra — Treasurer, Carla Prenni—Public Relations, Betsy Turk—Vice-President. Itshaker Row 1: Elizabeth Orr, Diane Duncan, Sandy Lezark, Wendy Hess, Amy Grosklos, Pam Kier, Kathy Guiher. Row 2: Mrs. Buterbaugh—Advisor, Tina Prenni, Tracy Prenni, Tammy Johnson, Gail Little, Sue Sokolowski, Pam Heiple, Betsy Turk, Carla Prenni, Nickie DeLuca, Lori Whitesel, Dave Emanuel, Laura McCurdy, Chester Brown. Editors—Betsy Turk, Sandy Lezark, Advisor—Mrs. Buterbaugh. The Saltshaker Staff is a group of dedicated individuals who want to experience the trial of journalism. Under the direction of Mrs. Carol Buterbaugh, a lot of time and effort is put forth into each edition. The Saltshaker is the school newspaper which publishes activities, sports, and newsworthy events that take place daily in the lives of the student body at S.H.S. 113 Row 1: Brian Livengood, Chris Dice, Dave Okopal, Chuck Resnick, Jody Kelly, Tracy Prenni, Michele Clawson, Marlia Buell, Pete Wannett, Greg Thomas, Jim Long, Chuck Griffin. Row 2: Ed Livengood, Chuck Auen, Don Burrell, Stacey Butchkoski, Denise Bonelli, Chrissy Duke, Susan Fulton, Amy Fennell, Mary Ann Capuzzi, Kim Adams, Cindy Orvosh, Carla Prenni, Pam Heiple, Sandy Lezark, Paula Sabedra, Crystal Machak. Row 3: John Lupyan, Ed Kitchen, Missie Hall, Amy Grosklos, Nickie DeLuca, Lori Whitesel, Lynne Carrick, Sherry Kinnan, Brandi Jordan, Tracy Dunmire, Dana Corradini, Wendy Casciere, Kim Murphy, Jennifer Sinclair, Kim Laughry, Betsy Turk, Mike Huffman, Mr. Lytle—Advisor. Row 4: Todd Jakosh, Jeff McGregor, Mike Gabrielson, Mark Yeager, Dave Zimmerman, Joe Palmer, Dave Keck, Tim Frassenei, John Kaito, Dave Kelly, Jeff Klein, Jeff Zerfoss, Maury Sinan, Scott Weimer, Darrin Reid, Jim Ressler, Charles Lynch. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS—Tim Frassenei — Vice President, Kim Murphy—Secretary, Cindy Orvosh— Treasurer, Ed Kitchen—President. 114 club Row 1: Amy Pierce, Melissa Grguric Row 2: Billy Jo Dunn, Janel Adams Row 3: Bridget Cornman, Denise Dudash, Kim Bair, Michelle Laughlin, Tina Sims, Tiffany Rocco, Tricia Brown, Tammy Reese. Row 4: Vickie Adair, Laura Steffey, Wendy Danilowicz, Becky Negley, Amy Brothers, Lisa Fink, Beth Kaylor, Missy Hall. Rote 5; Jennifer Atkinson, Mrs. Shirley-Adti sor, Toni Gularski, Jennie Palmer, Tammy Lupyan, Colette Cox, Amy Rimmel, Jennifer Sinclair, Kim Wargo, Kim Suda, Maury Sinan, Sue Dunn, Joyce Stevens, Shelli Fulton. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Maury Sinan—President, Laura Steffey-Treasurer, Vickie Adair—Secretary, Jennifer Atkinson—Vice-President. ns SENIOR HIGH CHORUS—Row 1: Tammy Johnson, Anna Brown, Pam Lawson Row 2: Stacey Sharon, Melinda McKeever, Johna Lawson, Sherry Libengood Row 3: Melissa Shermenti, Tammy Shoup, Scott McKeever, Mike Bair, Mrs. Foster—Advisor. 116 Junior High County Chorus Row 7: Shelly Parson, Scott Ditch, Tiffany Rocco, Tracy Wannett, Lisa Shearer, Becky Kelly. Row 2: Shelly Warnick, Mary Booth, Sherry Bias, Kim Oswalt, Tammy Lupyan, Janel Adams, Lisa Lupyan. Junior High Concert Choir—Row 1: Melissa Grguric, Angelina DiLascio, Jennifer Stoudnour, Amy Pistininzi, Corina Newhouse, Tiffany Rocco, Cory Kovach, Tammy Reese, Lisa Shearer, Amy Pierce, Tammy Shondel-meyer. Row 2: Lori Gunter, Michelle Laughlin, Tricia Brown, Tracy Wannett, Tina Sims, Becky Ramsden, Janel Adams, Kim Bair, Jason Jones. Row 3: Shelly Warnick, Toni Gularski, Mary Booth, Sherry Bias, Kim Oswalt, Marcy Silliman, Tammy Lupyan, Lisa Lupyan, Billie Jo Dunn. Broadcast club Broadcast Club Members— Row 1: Mrs. Buterbaugh— Advisor, Betsy Turk, Lynne Carrick, Jack Nagg, Marlia Buell, Russ Duke, Lori Whitesel, Trent Buterbaugh. Row 2: Rachel McAtee, Bernice Hartman. Row 3; Tim Frassenei, Scott Weimer. 117 junior firemen SALTSBURG JUNIOR FIREMEN—Row 1: Rob Reese, Sam Brown, Tom Auden, Eddie Ramsden, Dan Barker, Brian Corridoni, Larry Ernest. Row 2: Rich Shaner, Bill Deditch, Eric Whitesel. Our Junior Firemen possess a tremendous amount of dedication, patience, and a sincere willingness to learn and develop new skills. They attend weekly practices, various first aid courses, and study vehicle rescue or forest fire fighting. All the firemen learn how to assist in traffic control and are expected to learn where every piece of fire, rescue, and medical equipment belongs in the truck. Countless hours are spent in helping others. The firemen have proved to be an invaluable asset to our community. Our special thanks extend to all the dedicated members! TUNNELTON JUNIOR FIREMEN-Bill Clark, Jim Ressler, Dan Harkleroad, John Clark 118 Jj rama Row 1: Mrs. Buterbaugh—Advisor, Amy McAdams, Lisa Soler, Rachel McAtee, Michelena Rocco, Heather Young, Jennifer Bender, Anette Kunig, Barbie McMillen, Patty McCutcheon, Stacy Buck, Deana Cicone, Kim Cornell, Carol Hileman. Row 2: Jennifer Stoudnour, Amy Pistininzi, Becky Negley, Chris Gaskill, Diana Emanuel, Mara Lynn Barreiro, Teressa Hicks, Marci Kinnan, Brenda Butchkoski, Shelly Parson, Beth Kaylor, Wendy Hess. Row 3: Sandi Cole, Michelle Brown, Erika Mitchell, Lisa Wells, Shelly Warnick, Becky Kelly, Bev Bates, Robin Shawley, Joe Ruble, Kim Irwin, Joyce Parson, Leslie McKnight Row 4: Dave McDowell, Mike Lyons, Georgia Moran, Linda Plahs, Sherry Libengood, Neva Barreiro, Kim Oswalt, Tammy Lupyan, Gail Little, Sue Sokolowski, Amy Grosklos, Cindy Haney, Laura McCurdy, Bernice Hartman, Elizabeth Orr, Lisa White, Mary Swartz. Officers—Above: Lisa Lynch— Secretary, Nickie DeLuca — Vice-President, Below: Tina Prenni—President, Christine Orvosh—T reasurer. Row 1: Lisa Lynch, Kim Clawson, Mary Ann Bruzda, Michelle Morton, Tiffany Rocco, Christine Orvosh. Row 2: Mrs. Weimer—Advisor, Marlene Elwood, Nickie DeLuca, Lisa Buchinsky, Marcy Silliman, Christine Schardt, Kathie McKendrick, Tiffany Kulha, Lori Gunter, Tina Prenni. _| aton club band Row 1: Tina Prenni, Nickie DeLuca, Wendy Hess, Carla Prenni, Cindy Orvosh, Pam Heiple, Lisa Lynch, Amy Grosklos, Christine Orvosh, Barbie Stapleton. Row 2: Steve Steel, David Bucco, Bobby Eckenrode, Chad Shumaker, Mike Brown, Dennis Elliot, Chester Brown, Amy Fennell, Lori Whitesel Row 3: Sandy Coulter, Bernice Hartman, Cindy Haney, Teressa Hicks, Jennifer Bender, Heather Young, Amy Pistininzi, Sandy Lezark, Sandi Cole, LuAnn Brink, Jennifer Stoudnour, Dana Corradini, Wendy Casciere. Row 4: Diane Duncan, Jen Sinclair, Grace Ramsden, Michelle Brown, Carol Hileman, Wendy McAtee, Patrick Sims, Terry Sinclair, Rachel McAtee, Dave Emanuel, Elizabeth Orr, Shelly Warnick, Bev Bates, Lisa Buchinsky, Carolyn Bowers, Diana Emanuel, Stacey Butchkoski, Debbie McWilliams, Mitzi Dick, Laura McCurdy, Row 5: Robby Orr, Peter Higgs, Dane Williams, Bruce Heiple, Kim Murphy, Paula Sabedra, Gail Little, Brady Volpe, Sue Sokolowski, Dan Higgs, Kathy Guiher, Brenda Shirley. MAJORETTES Pam Heiple Barbie Stapleton Cindy Orvosh Tina Prenni Carla Prenni Nickie DeLuca Christine Orvosh Lisa Lynch _J %he show goes on COLORCUARD—Wendy Hess, Sandy Coulter, Diane Duncan, Laura McCurdy, Amy Grosklos. SILKS—Grace Ramsden, Jennifer Sinclair, Debbie McWilliams, Michelle Brown, Stacey Butchkoski, Mitzi Dick. RIFLES—Dana Corradini, Bernice Hartman, Cindy Haney, Wendy Casciere _________________ Mrs. Lasher Band Director Mrs. Weimer Majorette and Colorguard Advisor 121 Flutes—Row 1: Sandy Lezark. Row 2: Heather Young, Sandi Cole. Row 3: Jennifer Bender, Jennifer Stoudnour, Amy Pistininzi. Row 4: Carol Hileman, Lu Ann Brink, Diane Emanuel, Brenda Shirley. Trumpets—Row 1: Robby Orr, Dane Williams. Row 2: Peter Higgs, Bruce Heiple. Row 3: Gail Little, Kim Murphy, Paula Sabedra, Brady Volpe. Clarinets—Lisa Buchinsky, Bev Bates, Elizabeth Orr, David Emanuel, Carolyn Bowers, Terry Sinclair, Rachel McAtee, Shelly Warnick, Angela Eckenrode. DRUM MAIORETTE—Lori Whitesel 122 JUNIOR HIGH COUNTY BAND—Row 1: Robbie Orr Row 2: Terry Sinclair, Rachel McAtee, Carol Hileman, Wendy McAtee, Heather Young. Row 3: Brenda Shirley, Mike Brown, Bev Bates, Brady Volpe, Marci Kinnan, Dan Higgs. Above: Saxophones—Wendy McAtee and Patrick Sims. Below: Low Brass—Sue Sokolowski, Kathy Guiher, Dan Higgs. Senior High County Band Row 1: Theresa Miller, Elizabeth Orr, Sandy Lezark, Bernice Hartman. Row 2: Lori Whitesel, David Emanuel, Paula Sabedra, Charles Lynch. Row 3: Sue Sokolowski, Linda Plahs, Sandi Cole, Kim Murphy. Above: Percussion—Row 1: Chad Shumaker, Bobby Eckenrod, Steve Steele, Dave Bucco. Row 2: Teressa Hicks, Amy Fennell, Chester Brown, Mike Brown, Dennis Elliot. Right: District Band—Row 1: Paula Sabedra, Elizabeth Orr. Row 2: Lori Whitesel, David Emanuel. enior members Wendy Casciere Dana Corradini Diane Duncan 124 Senior Band Members—Row i: Jennifer Sinclair, Grace Ramsden, Debbie McWilliams Row 2: Laura McCurdy, Carla Prenni, Cindy Orvosh, Pam Heiple, Wendy Hess, Diane Duncan. Row 3: Bernice Hartman, Cindy Haney, Dana Corradini, Wendy Casciere, Kim Murphy, Sandy Lezark, Paula Sabedra, David Emanuel. From the beginning in August, there was a feeling or unity, of being a part of the whole with the senior band members. Friends and strong ties were made through seemingly endless hot summer practices and cold football games. A special closeness was felt between all the senior members of the Saltsburg Junior-Senior High School Band. David Emanuel Cindy Haney Bernice Hartman Pam Heiple Wendy Hess Kim Murphy Grace Ramsden Laura McCurdy Debbie McWilliams Cindy Orvosh Carla Prenni Paula Sabedra Jennifer Sinclair 125 126 127 WHY TEACH? Norman Bortz Industrial Arts Carol Buterbaugh English 130 I guess it's the same old cliche—I've known since I was in elementary school that I've wanted to be a teacher when I grew up. I was one of those “odd kids who actually liked school. And since I was a paper pencil person, I didn't find homework a gruesome task. Maybe my bossy tendencies or my drive to always be a leader inspired me to reach the title of “teacher. And like most females, 1 suppose I have a little of the mothering instinct in my bones. Teaching provides me with the opportunity to be a mother and confidant from 7:30 until 2:30 and then I can just be me the rest of the time. That fits my lifestyle just fine!! Seriously, I really like helping students to gain something. I, personally, receive a sense of accomplishment when they accomplish something and naturally Reading is the most important skill to possess. I like kids and I like listening to their ideas. Occasionally I feel I've wasted an entire day, but I keep thinking that someday something that I've done will make a difference in some student's life. That will more than make up for all those down days. by Becky Stiffler assembly. acuity I Vf Ron Gaudhi Physical Education Patty George Science Bob Flack Science Jerry Gasperini English Grace Carey Librarian Mary Lee Cunningham Physical Education Lewis Fenoglietto English Joanne Foster Music Mr. Hunter and his ninth grade class observe cells under the microscope. Linda Lasher Band Kevin Judge English Rick Lowman History CP Casey Lytle Physical Education acuity Helen McGinnis Art Len Poliziani Spanish Elaine Rogers Business Janet Ross Home Economics Mr. Lowman and Mr. Rovison room by Lynne and Jody. get shoved into the storage 134 —■----- L acu Becky Stiffler Reading Tom Trunzo Business Steve Vargo Guidance-Math Keith Veach Agriculture Carol Weimer Home Economics 136 Sue Williamson Reading Roland Young Health Judy Swasy Math DEBBIE DANILOWICZ TEACHER-AIDE 137 JOAN RESNICK LEE HEMPHILL SCHOOL NURSE TEACHER-NURSES AIDE JT acuity SYBIL PISTININZI TRUANT OFFICER «K ROBERT MAC BLANE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR BILL PEARSON MAINTENANCE KEN PORTER MAINTENANCE CAROL PIZER GUIDANCE SECRETARY pecial Thank DR. AND MRS. THOMAS P. CAREY BARB, BRENDA S. AND DIANA—CLASS OF '89' JUDY MC ATEE DEBBIE AND PAUL SHIRLEY TOM KOZUB BONNIE, DANNY, AND JEFF MC GREGOR MR. AND MRS. JAMES TURK AND FAMILY MARIA THOMAS JOHN, CAROL, SCOTT WEIMER—WISHING THE SENIORS THE VERY BEST. TOM, MARY LOUISE, TED, TAMARA, AND ANGELIQUE (KITTY) TRUNZO BOB AND GAIL FLICK MR. AND MRS. LEWIS G. FENOGLIETTO JOHN S. WEIMER COAL STRIPPING DON, JUDY, AND DON JR. FINK RON, CAROL, BECKY, AND SANDY COULTER JOHN AND TERESA ZAHORNACKY LAURA AND JAMES AMY AND LINCOLN BOB AND ELAINE ROGERS SANDY COULTER DANA CORRADINI WENDY AND DAVE Congratulations Class Of 85 SALTSBURG FLORAL 233 Washington Street Saltsburg, PA Flowers To Make Your School Days Memorable .. . Phone: 639-9522 Or 639-3666 SALTSBURG SHOP ‘II SA VE DELICATESSEN • SANDWICHES • PARTY TRAYS • ETC. IN STORE BAKERY ORDER YOUR BIRTHDAY CAKES I t I FRESH DAILY BREAD BUNS 639-3637 BAKERY AND SNACK BAR 639-9966 SALTSBURG PLAZA R.D. 3 Box 607 Lovell Park Ebensburg, PA 15931 Ph. 814-472-4200 Store Hre. Mon.-Fri. 8-8 Sat. 8-5 5 Convenient Locations: 1270 Wayne Avenue S. Indiana, Pa. 15701 Phone: 463-9165 Store Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 8-8 Sat. 8-5 Sun. 10-12 76 Franklin St. Clymer, Pa Phone: 254-4344 Store Hrs: Mon-Thur. 9-6 Fri. 9-8 Sat. 8-5 436 North 4th St. Indiana, Pa 15701 Ph. 463-3518 Store Hrs. Mon.-Sat. 8-5 500 Me Intire Ave. Rt. 36 Patton, PA 15668 Ph. 814-674-3633 Store Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 8-8 Sat. 8-5 Sun. 10-2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FIVE The Savings Trust Company of Pennsylvania MEMBER FD C M3 Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT CO, INC. Big Run, Pa. SCREEN PRINTING Jackets — Tee Shirts — Sweatshirts All Items for Awards Systems MAX CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COMMERCIAL CONTRACTORS DAVID AND ROBERT MAXWELL—PARTNERS P.O. BOX 87 SALTSBURG, PA 15681 639-9458 144 RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL WIRING R. W. ELECTRIC COMPANY 411 R. Point Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 ! 4iTlPhone: 659-928: DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER KEYSTONE PLAZA NEW ALEXANDRIA, PA 15670 Ron Wagner Irical Oon tractor PYLE APPLIANCE FURNITURE CENTER BRAZIER FOODS, SOFT SERVE, AND QUEENS CHOICE HARD ICE CREAM AMOS L. DOLBY CO. 116 East Market St. • Blairsville, Pa. 15717 FORREST S. PYLE 412-459-8080 OWNER R.D. 1 Box 622 Saltsburg, Pa 459-6410 us Compliments Of CORNER R STAUR JOSE RENTER HOME H FUN til Street « S Pa- 401 San| Salt dm r Route 22 And 981 New Alexandria, P -Joe Hunter- Linda Brown's Beauty Salon Where styling is a pleasure 516 SALT STREET Saltsburg, Pa. PHONE 639-9718 OPEN MON. WED. THURS FRI. SAT. CLOSED TUESDAYS FATUR’S Old Route 66 Delmont, Pa. Phone 468-5352 Quality Meats and Produce G. EDWARD SHARER GENERAL AUTO REPAIR WOODKOWS eOUWZKV SZOKS OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION PENZOIL 301 286 WEST SALTSBURG, PA R.D. 7 Saltsburg, PA 15681 Ron, Helen, Lisa, Leslie Woodrow Phone: 726-5416 639-3432 STAPLETON'S MARKET GOLDEN PHEASANT 401 —W286 SALTSBURG, PA 15681 639-3080 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 85 BOX 99 RT 286 KENT, PA 15752 PHONE 726-8219 147 Phone: 639-3414 Res. 639-9201 ROCCO'S TEXACO 24 Hour Towing—Pick-Up Delivery 313 Salt St. Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 15681 Good Luck Graduates AL'S EXXON KIER'S GARAGE Auto Repair—Towing Route 286 Saltsburg, PA Phone: 639-9514 TATARKA AUTO WRECKERS od Used Parts—Good Used Cars 402 Salt Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 M NAPA SUPERIOR PARTS OF SALTSBURG, INC. We Supply High Performance Foreign, Fleet, and Farm Parts 533 Salts Street Business 639-3508 Saltsburg, PA 15681 639-3509 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-6:00 Friday—8:30-8:00 Saturday—8:30-6:00 Sunday—10:00-2:00 Hair Pieces Phone. Saltsburg 639-9315 R.D. 1 Clarksburg, PA 15725 STEWARTS' AIR CONDITIONING On and Off the Road Sales and Service Kenneth E. Stewart R.D. 1 Owner Clarksburg, Pennsylvania 15725 R.K. Grooming Aids ALL AMERICAN BARBER SHOP Barber Stylist Ronald Mancabelli 601 Salt Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 Phone 639-3610 Soft Drinks Wedding, Picnics, Beer by the Keg or the Case Social Gatherings B J BEVERAGE COMPANY Saltsburg, PA 15681 James C. Smith Proprietor PHONE: 412 639-9031 HARDWARE DEPOT RUSHWOOD COUNTRY STORE Keystone Plaza Corner Route 981 Route 22 New Alexandria, PA 15670 Phone 668-2311 The Store with Everything Hours: Monday through Saturday 8:00-7:00 Sunday 10:00-2:00 Rt. 22 New Alexandria Open 7 Days A Week 8:00 AM—10:00 PM GABRIELSON SUPER MARKET C.E. Gabrielson, Ownejr Route 286—Phone (412) 639-9021 Saltsburg, Pa. 15681 Glass Plumbing Pipe Threading ALTSBURG SUPPLY CO. 109 Point Street Saltsburg, Pa. 15681 Phone 639-3305 Charles J. Elizabeth C. Astolos Owners Paints Electrical Hardware p Special Thanks -1 to Mr. Flack's Advanced Physics 'jfc Class. DUTCH BOY PAINTS HARDWARE PLUMBING GLASS CUT KEYS MADE ELECTRIC TOOLS CARPET CLEANER RENTAL DELIVERY AVAILABLE u (412) 459-6829 fi Congratulations Class Of 85y SHARP'S COUNTRY STORE Rd 1 Clarksburg, PA 15725 Phone 459-6612 R D. 1, Box 119 Clarksburg, PA. 15725 Lois Zagrodnichek (stylist) 149 QUIK STOP MINI MARKET Gas, Groceries, PA Lottery Open 24 hours 7 days a week CLAWSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Keystone Plaza, Rt. 22 New Alexandria, PA JAMES C. CLAWSON BOX 74 CLARKSBURG, PA 15725 668-8929 Phone 639-9050 SALTSBURG VIDEO ERIE INSURANCE GROUP Mark C. Cable SALES RENTALS LEASING 221 Point St. VIDEO RECORDERS DISC PLA YERS TAPES Saltsburg, PA VIDEO TAPING 522 Salt Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 (412) 639-9980 Home, Auto, Business, Life For All Your Insurance Needs Phone—639-9793 home style pixxa palace DINING AREA TAKE OUT AND DELIVERY DAILY SPECIALS Open For Breakfast 607 Salt St. Saltsburg, Pa. 639-9797 Mon-Thurs. 6:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Friday 6:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Sat. 7:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Sun. 7:00 a.m.-ll:00 p.m. ValuDRiteJ I 1L--Sy PHARMACIES JULIAN'S PHARMACYINC. COMPLIMENTS OF 237 WASHINGTON STREET SALTSBURG, PA 15681 639-9022 FAMILY DENTISTRY SALTSBURG PLAZA • SALTSBURG. PA • 15681 • 412 639-3564 TUSCANO-MAHER ROOFING R.D. 3 Box 29 Saltsburg, PA 15681 639-9687 Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Roofing JEt 412 327-6300 Gerald Bartolomucci ARBCO Industries Inc. P.O. Box O Borland Road Export, Pennsylvania 15632 PHONE 658-2535 23 F WASHINGTON ST. SPORTING GOODS, INC. YOUR SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS TEAM EQUIPMENT OUR SPECIALTY KIRK W. ANDREWS REPRESENTATIVE NEW CASTLE, PA. 16101 CLASS RINGS • ANNOUNCEMENTS DIPLOMAS • MEDALS AWARDS IMPRINTED SPORTSWEAR • FUND RAISERS HERFF JONES DIVISION OF CARNATION COMPANY Fred Doerzbacher Denny Lang Recognition Consultant P.O. BOX 94 GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 15601 (412) 832-9340 THE BARKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY R.D. 1 CLARKSBURG, PA OFFICE PHONE—459-6750 Best Wishes L: « COMPUTER SPOT ON THE DIAMOND 112 E. MAIN ST. ' UGONIER. PA 15658 Phom 460-0931 Kuzmin'S Body Shop BOX 32 SLICKVILLE. F A 15684 John Kuzmin HEADMASTERS FAMILY STYLING SALON 603 SALT STREET SALTSBURG, PA 15681 'Congratulations Class Of 85 MUZZY'S PLACE MAIN STREET SLICKVILLE, PA 468-6216 IDEO GAMES 5INBALL UKEBOX TAKE-OUT-PIZZA HOAGIES LUNCHMEAT GROCERIES ' OWNER HAROLD NEWELL PH. 412-23846090 ------------------ SLICKVILLE AMERICAN LEGION POSTv- 18 And SLICKVILLE LEGION HOME ASSOCIATION LYSLE P. BASH FUNERAL HOME John L. Bash (Director) Sincere Service With Financial Fairness 152 Abbe Place Delmont, Pa. 15626 468-8381 ROBERT PAOUNCIC'S AUTO BODY AND TRUCK PANELS MAIN STREET SLICKVILLE, PA 468-6668 (412) 639-9211 L_ John Soler Congratulations Class of “85 Soler's Cabinet Shop R. D. 1 Saltsburg, PA 15681 459-8721 or 459-6449 JflDflfR EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY Kl PAIR DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY GIFT WARE 541 Salt Street - Saltsburg. Pa. 15681 Phone: (412)639-34 13 SYDNEY ANN RAY, OWNER PAP'S GROCERIES MAIN STREET KENT, PA 15752 726-8098 THE SALTSBURG PRESS I 222 Point Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 At the Juncture of The Conemaugh, ' Loyalhanna Kiskiminetas. Established September 15, 1875 Howard W. Grimes, Publisher Editor Staff—Thomas M. Fasano Pat Miller HAIRSTYLES BY CHARLENE 407 CATHEDRAL STREET SALTSBURG, PA PHONE: 639-9914 (412) 459-5233 FRANK'S GUN SHOP NEW USED FIREARMS AMMO RELOADING SUPPLIES ARCHERY TRAPPING SUPPLIES FRANK S. PETRO TUNNELTON, PA JOE'S PLACE Tunnelton, PA 459-8342 AUDREY ROMBACH BEAUTY SALON Saltsburg Plaza Saltsburg, PA. 15681 Phone: 639-9437 INTERSTATE STUDIOS Phil Kemple 523-8944 It Pays to Date with Interstate-Quality, Service and Value L-D BUILDING CO. AND DILL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 757 Lloyd Avenue Latrobe, Pa. 15650 Phone (412) 537-3386 155 MARSHALL'S MEAT MARKET R. D. 3 Saltsburg, PA 15681 Good Luck Class Of 85 1 ___________________________________ Jf ITALIAN SPECIALTIES V CHARCOALED STEAKS SEAFOOD Home-Cooked Family Meals at Affordable Prices OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 11:00 a.m.—Midnight PHONE: 697-4983 Beside Fox's Pizza Den in Avonmore We cater all occasions! Try US! Largest boot and jean warehouse in the area featuring mens, ladies, and childrens dress, work, western and hunting boots. Lowest prices in the area! Phone: 697-5084 or 697-4983 Open daily 7 days a week. Across the street from Fox's Pizza Den in 156 Everybody's talking about FINEST QUALITY SINCE 1971 FINEST QUALITY SINCE 1971 (Over 4 Million Sold) (Over 4 Million Sold) Phone: 697-4983 We Deliver Make Money For Your Organization (We CATER TO FUND RAISING EVENTS) THANK YOU AUGIE MANIFEST OWNER PROPRIETOR JULIO'S COUNTRY CUSTARD CONES, SUNDAES, BANANA BOATS MILKSHAKES, FLOATS, AND SPECIAL' TREATS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 11:00 A M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT PHONE: 697-4983 LOCATED BESIDE FOX'S PIZZA DEN BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 SALTSBURG HIGH SCHOOL LATROBE AREA HOSPITAL FAMILY PRACTICE AND IPOME HEALTH SERVICES Saltsburg Plaza Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 15681 412-639-3541 Office Hours: Monday through Friday 9 a.m.—5 p.m. Monday and Thursday 5—8 p.m. HUNTER HEIGES SABO DOUGLASS ROGERS ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS BOX 648 SHARON, PA 16146 MEADVILLE, PA 412-981-8820 Dr. Paul G. McKelvey Dr. Steven W. Selip Strein-%hrd  ri Sluilios tybuh Pottfr PovfhaX i£ too tapen ba a but [ a den. Seniors to be... ALL this is for YOU! • Creative Photographers. • Casual outdoor settings. • Formal academic settings. • Variety of backgrounds. • State-of-the-art camera and lighting equipment. Plus your yearbook print made to your school's specifications, and delivered on time per contract with your school. BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ZMS VJCjCAQS zavskw Home Cooked Meals Served Sundays Take-Out Service Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 2:00 AM. Sun-1:00 PM To 10:00 P.M. Avon more, PA 15618 Phone: 697-4042 30 Lincoln Highway Greensburg, 15601 837-6500 You Are Always Welcome At HA KVA OS KJSKJ VACCOM WM Beer - Liquor - Food - Dancing Rt 981 Saltsburg-Salina Road Saltsburg PA Chicken Wing Special Every Thur. Phone 639-9466 SALTSBURG QUIK P1K 114 WASHINGTON STREET r SALTSBURG, PA 15681 OPEN 24 HOURS 639-9776 A WILSON'S AUTO PARTS 286 West R.D. 2 Saltsburg, PA 639-3070 VATSKO’S QAKAQS Towing Body Work C.J. Valero- Auto Broker Purchasing Agent For AH Makes Of Cars Trucks Leasing Agency-Used Cars Meyers Snow Plows Phone: 468-5897 161 Here's to the class of 1985 HP. ,We Salute the Performance of the Class of 1985, ji ▼ PITTSBURGH NRTIONRL BRNK Were a bank that believes in performance. Greensteel, Inc. 29 LAING AVENUE DIXONVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA 15734 PHONE: AREA CODE 412-254-4321 GREENSTEEL—THE FINEST IN CHALKBOARD - TACKBOARD ACCESSORIES AND QUALITY EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR SCHOOL. OFFICE OR CHURCH PHONES: INDIANA BLAIRSVILLE LATROBE 349-4127 459-8100 539-3090 D. LAMANTIA COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUIT PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS AND GROCERY 19 SOUTH SPRING STREET BLAIRSVILLE, PA 15717 TESTA'S GARAGE Professional Services Since 1954 Exhaust, Brake, and Alignment Specialists A Complete Automotive Service Center Saltsburg, PA 639-3812 L. ]. NOVAK OIL COMPANY Mobile Heating Oils Slickville, PA 15684 (412) 468-5180 Your Cold Weather Friends Frank E. Novak Albert Novak Alfred J. 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