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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

Reaching out. At S.H.S., the students share a feeling of togetherness. Robbie Wolston is welcomed to the school by his new friends. Table of Contents Introduction 2 Seniors 16 Sports 36 Underclassmen 74 Organizations 86 Faculty 126 Advertisements 138 Volume 60 Saltsburg Jr.-Sr. High School 84 Trojan Lane Saltsburg, PA 15681 Right: Kim, Shelly, Twila, and Shelly Warnick wave hello. Below: Heidi Shearer and Bonnie Shearer. Reach out—a world is waiting. We find S.H.S. to be a kaleidoscope of new experiences and bright horizons. Here we strive for originality. We reach for a way to develop ourselves, to become individuals. We take repeated stabs at the unknown, attempting to discover “why”. Sometimes, strenuous efforts are rewarded only with empty minds and aching bodies. Other times we reach our goal with understanding and clarity. With academic, athletic, artistic, musical, and leadership awards behind them, the students, faculty, and administrators are challenged at S.H.S. with the unending quest to excel in whatever they attempt to do. hinq Gut —...— , i eG eacfiinq Gut SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH Left: A smile is worth a thousand words. Tri-cia Brown, Lori Thomas, Pam Aimes, and Lu-Ann Brink enjoy their friendship at S.H.S. Below: Elizabeth Orr leads the troops on. Out .e E-acfiing SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH 3 c C T7 — I — C—T—O — R — Y, V that’s the Trojan battle cry! These words can be heard echoing through the halls at S.H.S. while the cheerleaders host the annual pep assemblies. “We just try to get the crowd to participate,” comments cheerleading captain Susan Fulton. “The more involved the students get, the more spirited our school becomes.” Saltsburg High’s enthusiasm was quite evident during spirit week when a number of activities were sponsored by the cheerleaders to unite the student body and arouse school spirit. The various themes for the week were, “Hat Day,” “Red and White Day,” and “Stinger Day.” The highlight of Spirit Week was the door decorating contest in which each homeroom battled to capture first place. Saltsburg is surrounded by an atmosphere of enthusiasm and emotion, and highlighted by the excitement of athletic events and pep rallies. Excitement, tension, and suspense—a stimulating part of life at S.H.S. Underclassmen girls climb to the top! The students are excited that Friday is finally here. SALTSBURG HIGH 4 SALTSBURG HIGH Spirit The Varsity Cheerleaders are pleased to host the 1986 Tri-County Cheerleading Contest. Susan Fulton and Tammy DeLuca spread their enthusiasm and spirit to the crowd at the football game. The band creates additional school spirit by selling balloons at the home football games. Sfiixit SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH 5 | nvolvement Makes a TRDJrns SALTSBURG HIGH -Chiuot’jatnznt Far Left: Dennis Elliot Left: Bill Petro and Mike Strong await the rebound. Above: Calvin Ramsden and Steve McKnight are hard at work. SALTSBURG HIGH . dnuotoemznt. Difference SALTSBURG HIGH -fJnuo[(j£m nt. SALTSBURG HIGH I oni Gularski, Kristie Shaulis, Diane Emanuel, Christine Orvosh, and Dawn Smith find pleasure in being involved with the band. A crowd gathers to cheer on the senior volleyball players. The first day of school began on September 2, 1986. Changes in the curriculum and policy set the tone for a year full of academic highs as students sought a quality education. The new “credit” policy was felt as this year’s sophomores and their successors strived to obtain more credits, because of new state regulations. This new policy required an involvement on the part of the students—an everyday involvement. Also the new class officer election system, devised by first year guidance counselor Mr. Klimchok, showed clearly the goal of the administration; it required a commitment of the students to get involved. The 1986-87 school year provided students with many opportunities to get involved. Students were able to choose from activities such as Taxidermy Club, Varsity Club, F.F.A., Yearbook, Student Council, Students Against Drunk Driving, Saltshaker, Band, and Chorus. In addition the Gymnastic Club, Intra-Mural activities, Y.E.A., and Craft Club were offered to expand students’ fields of interest. The Student Council presented a Drug Awareness Program, coordinated a Teacher Appreciation Breakfast, and held a Dance A-Thon for Children’s Hospital. Also the advanced physics class produced and presented a Senior Slide Show. Involvement also took place in other forms such as long hours of practicing for a sports activity, preparing and planning to host the Cheering and Majorette Contests, and practicing for a concert. Behind all of these were many long hours of practice and hard work. The determination to be the best gave everyone the incentive to strive to make S.H.S. a place of which to be proud. ' Right: Mr. Bortz explains to Amy, Lisa and Twila the difference between conifer and deciduous wood. Below: Terry, Jen, and look great in and vents- Sunshine and Smiles go together! _____________‘ Jai.fiion__________________ SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH 8 Jai(iLc Above-. The students at S.H.S. show off their “HOT fashions. Right: The seventh graders take a break and eat lunch outside. Trying to achieve the look that’s right is what this year’s fashions are all about. The styles ranged from leggins, oversized sweaters, and metallic shoes, to the traditional Levi’s, blue jean jackets, and high tops. Whether it’s fad or fashion, the halls of S.H.S. are one of the best places to find the latest in dress expressions. An attitude of individuality entered our school in the past year. The new fads, fashions, and trends that were brought about in 1987 were a vent for unique personalities. That’s what fashion is all about. What does fashion mean to Saltsburg High School? “Being trendy is too tacky! Originality is the best statement of fashion. Whether it’s with red hair, or no hair at all, try to get your point across,” states Julie Hall. Lisa Soler comments, “I dress preppy because I like to be carefree and unrestrained.” As for next year, we’ll just have to wait and see what new styles develop! ion. SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH 9 Dressed in an oversized sweater, Lisa Wells displays one of the latest styles. Above: Michele Allison and Deana Cicone look great while studying art history. Right: Kim Cornell shows off her latest Forenza sweatshirt and Swatch watch. Far right: Cortney Johnson. __________________ StuUi.___________________ eStyUi SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH 10 SWATCHES VCR’s CHERRY COKE COSBY SHOW WHITE MOUNTAIN COOLERS TEDDY BEARS MICHAEL J. FOX SUNGLASSES BON JOVI STIRRUP PANTS HI TOPS REEBOKS D.M.C. METALLIC SILVER AND GOLD GREEN M M’S CAMAROS MANE COMBS SUSPENDER PANTS DRAKKAR HALSTON COMPACT DISCS “TINGLES” WHEEL OF FORTUNE DIGITALS VIDEO GAMES NEW COKE MIAMI VICE COORS GARFIELD MAGNUM P I. TAILS HOOTERS FLORAL JEANS JELLY SHOES PENNY LOAFERS BREAK DANCING FLUORESCENT COLORS TWISTED NECKLACES FIREBIRDS FROS GUMMY BRACELETS BRUT MUSK ALBUMS “THE OMNI” PRICE IS RIGHT These shoes are just the touch you need! £ty£ i Stytz i SALTSBURG HIGH 11 SALTSBURG HIGH A Special Evening cA1axcy kkauyk eicoxted by £joe eftu Ct S' Sue (la’ll ted ly £juy 11COX '3cm • [icfic(e £ (awion eicoited (y J iaxk A ano lacy P tenni eicoxted (y (Bob Ska nnon H omecommg Susan Fulton 1986 Homecoming Queen The cheerleaders and marching band kicked off a festive Homecoming evening on September 26, 1986, by leading a parade through the streets of Saltsburg. After reaching the athletic field, the homecoming court watched the band’s pre-game show. Now, everyone was set for a night of entertainment. During halftime of the Saltsburg vs. Conemaugh Valley football game, five young ladies took the traditional walk down the 50 yard line. Then the big moment arrived. A hush fell over the crowd as Sue Fulton was crowned the new Homecoming Queen. 13 j [ -J-rea t Si tri( ies in Saltsburg High is a school of diversity. Students here come from a variety of backgrounds and have developed a multitude of interests. To satisfy the needs of students and their desire for information and activity, S.H.S. is making an effort to see that each student’s academic needs will be met. Striving to maintain its high standards, S.H.S. forged ahead, planning and developing new programs, while renovating and fine-tuning the old. Recently many changes have been made in our curriculum. Several classes have now incorporated the use of computers with everyday teaching. As an added elective, typing is now offered to ninth grade students. In addition, an agricultural mechanics class, environmental science program, trigonometry, and an Advanced Placement English class have been added to our curriculum. For those students who wish to study a foreign language other than Spanish, French I and II classes have been added at S.H.S. Two other new courses now available are the newspaper and yearbook classes. The seventh graders have also begun new traditions in the course work of the future underclassmen. A skills lab has been designed to help the younger students become more proficient in the use of the computer and the library. Courses in composition and careers have also bolstered the curriculum. Other programs recently introduced to the younger grades are TELLS math, TELLS reading, and Unified Arts for 7th and 8th graders. Pre-Algebra has also been added for sophomores. One final but important change in our curriculum is the required use of the library resources for all senior high students. This research is taking place in tenth grade health classes, eleventh grade social studies classes, and twelfth grade English classes. In all, a total of 30 hours of library work are realized by each student when he graduates. Mr. Judge points out “a word to the wise” to Shannon McMillen. r £ -I K?I Y. Jennifer Jones enjoys free time with her friends, Lisa Cribbs and Jamie Kelley, in the library. SALTSBURG HIGH cadi cadznucs,- SALTSBURG HIGH _ z fcadzrnLa. 14 Academics Marci, I think we did something wrong with this experiment! cS ca I cadEmici. SALTSBURG HIGH cadEmia . SALTSBURG PUGH Top: Come on, Heather, don’t you get it? Above: “Oh no, they caught me!” —Donny Simpson. Left• The Typing I class learns the basic keyboard skills. 15 Above left: Michele Clawson teaches Mike Huffman a new creation in hair design. Above: Senior friends take a break. _____________________Clai.1 of SI_______________________CLaii of S'l_ SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH 1 Will the U.S. mail get through? 1987 'etting Goals for the Future _CCau SALTSBURG HIGH CCall of Si'. SALTSBURG HIGH Seniors reach out and set new standards of •excellence at S.H.S. 19 Terry Grimplin and Tom Guy a CL ati oumi Anna Brown and Joey Ruble zA! oi.i zA [ui.ica[ Elizabeth Orr and Mike Seger d l oi.t Entliuiiaitic Marcv Ashbaugh and Gary Cribbs Abo' 0lO l£.li B� tUS dV Rig 1' Ttac j lersonalities d [oi.t Ve-Xiatitc Wendy Metcalf and Tim Davis zA oit doncjLtiial Robin Shawley and Mark Yeager Sexiest dltCji. Susan Fulton and Jack Nagg dl oi.t lizz-Ly to Succeed Jody Kelly and Rich Thomas 21 Senior Class Officers. Susan Fulton—Treasurer. Traev Prenni—Secretary. Marcy Ashbaugh- 1 ice President. Mike Huffman—President. Mr Trnnzo Advisor. enior Class Officers As seniors, we sometimes forget what it was like to be the “little people”—the seventh graders. Entering high school was an exciting and frightening experience for all of us. From that point, there were many distinct events that made us who we are now—Saltsburg High School’s graduating class of 1987. Being number one is always fulfilling. The football, basketball, volleyball, and softball teams, the cheerleaders, and the majorettes have all contributed first place trophies to S.H.S. in the past six years. Trying our hands at fundraising as juniors, our class sold over 87,000 worth of magazines for the prom of 1986. With the money from our Freshman Sweater Hop, “Special Moments”, and our sophomore Christmas dance, “Mistletoe Magic”, added to this sum, our junior prom was “A Night To Remember”. Starting a new tradition at S.H.S., we crowned Terry Grimplin and John Kaito prom queen and king. During our senior year, we participated in a variety of interesting clubs. The seniors led the school through “Spirit Week” and soon afterward hosted the Halloween Dance. June 5, 1987, marks the end of our high school career. These years have been a time of learning, understanding, and even sadness as we say good-bye. Now just memories, our high school years are a foundation on which we’ll build the rest of our lives. “Good-bye, S.H.S. and thanks!” oowg,-. Summer ol ’69 ITower-. Y d ow Rose l Color. Black and Pink V lolto-. “NkTe ate made weak Vvy y time and late, y strong, in will to strive y to seek, to litrd, not to y yield.'1 y Allred Cord Tennyson 23 Susan Carr John Clark Marlia Buell Mary Ann Capuzzi David Carr Left: Man’Ann Capuzzi and Mike Huffman. Below: Michele Clawson and her proud parents. David Draghi Dorindu Fails Matt Dumbaugh Timothy Davis Fti tii y their'final’ZZ and her Guiher year together' sWe Lisa Crusaxi tammy De Luca oV-l Qve e —— v eniors Thomas Fennell Ken Forsha Mark Fox Susan Fulton Ronald Gresko Lee Ann Grguric Terry Grimplin Andy Hoyle Kathy Guiher Michael Huffman 27 eniors Kim Irwin Janet Jackson Jennifer Jancay Sherry Libengood Johna Lawson Larry Jones Seniors strive for new heights. Center. “If anyone asks, this was Mark Turnbull’s idea?” Above: Sherry Libeng ood, Missy Shermenti, and Anna Brown lead the Homecoming parade. Wendy Metcalf Lurry Morton David Okopal Elizabeth Orr David Rocco Leigh Anne Shannon Rich Shaner 31 Robin Shawley Roxanne White 32 Mark Stano Lisa White Sherry Libengood and Roxanne White Mary Swartz Melissa Shermenti Tammy Shonpc Mark Turnbull Mike Zombotti Mark Yeager Senior index Darla Ann Alines (Dur): Wrestling Statistician 1.2.3,4. National Honor Society 3.4. Schools and Scribes 4. Saltshakcr 2.3.4. Y.E.A 2.4, Treasurer 4. Student Secretary 4. County Chorus 1, Yearbook 1.2,4. Future Plans: To go on to school. Friends: Jeff , Marlia. Pam. Amy. and Everyone else. Morey Jo Ashhaugh (Thumper) Volleyball 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4, Senior Class Personality “Most Enthusiastic . Student Council 1.2,3, Girls Busk etball Statistician 1. Sweater Hop Escort 1. Powderpuff 4. Homecoming Court 4. Y.E.A 2. Student Secretary 4. I.C.L. and Appalachian Champs 3. Varsity Club 3.4. Secretary 4. Class Officer—Vice President 1.3.4. Secretary 2. Photography 4 Future Pluns: To be happy and successful. Friends. “Dave”. “Partmers”. Volleyball Team. “The Eggs”, and everyone else. David James Bair (Merle): Sportsmans Club 2. F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 Future Plans. Go into the Marines, get out. and And a decent job. Friends: Mike. Dan. Matt. Jim. and Bob. Michael Bair (Huggie): Sportsmans Club 2. Vo-Tech 3.4. Junior Firemen 2.3.4. V.I.C.A. 3.4. Taxidermy 4. Treasurer. Future Plans: To become an excellent welder so I can And a decent job that pays alot of money. Friends: Becky. Shawn. Ben, Vern. and Rob. Mott T. Baialey: Saltshakcr 4, Taxidermy 3. Senior Personality “Best Converse tionalist . Who’s Who Among American Students, Marine Reservist, International Day at California University 1.2. S.A.D.D. 4. National Honor Society 4 Future Plans: To attend basic training in the summer and then attend college in the fall. Friends: Dan. Huff. Hug. Bob. and Brat. Daniel Kay Darker (Barker): Sportsmens Club 1.2.4. Football 1. Jr. Firemen 1.2.3.4. Future Plans: Attend school for electronics and join the Marines. Friends: Tracey. Matt. Hug. Jerry and Bub. Neva Anne Darreiro (Nev): National Honor Society 3.4. Saltshakcr 4. Volleyball Stat. 4. Chorus 1.2.3.4. County Chorus 1.2.3.4, S.A.D.D. 3.4. Powderpuff 4. Who’s Who Among American Students. Library Club 2. Future Plans. To continue my education and then travel. Friends: Everyone. Rudolph A. Datlistelli (Rudy. Rud): Football 1. Sportsmens Club 2.4. Vo-Tech 2.3.4. Future Plans: To graduate from high school and get a job. Friends: Barb. Rob, Jerry. Andy, and Brian. Christina Marie Dee (Chrissv): Basketball 1. Library Club 2, Vice President 2. Y.E.A. 2. S.A.D.D. 3.4. County Chorus 3, Powderpuff 4. Future Plans: To attend nursing school in Texas. Friends: Everyone. Sherri Lynn Dell. Vollcybull 1.2,3.4. Captain 4. I.C.L. and Appalachian Conference Champs 3. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. Softball 1.2. Varsity Club 3.4. Who’s Who Among American Students 4. National Honor Society 3,4. Silks 3,4, S.A.D.D. 3.4, Y.E.A. 1.2.4, Yearbook 2. Powderpuff 4. Future Plans: To attend college. Friends: Mary. Wendy. Liz. Corecn, and Theresa. Shawn Blankenship: Sportsmans Club 1.2, Vo-Tech 2.3.4, V.I.C.A. 2.3.4. Taxidermy 4 Future Plans: To attend W.C.C.C. Friends: Mark. Wendy. Larry. Ron, und Mike. Careen Yvonne Brady (Cor): Volleyball 1.2,3.4. Captain 4. I.C.L and Appala chian Champs 3. All Gazcttcland First Team Volleyball 3. Basketball 1,2.3,4. Captain 4. All Gazetteland Honorable Mention 3. Softball 1.2.3.4. I.C.L. and Appalachian Champs 1.2,3. All Gazetteland First Softball 2.3. Varsity Club 2.3,4. S.A.D.D. 3.4. Treasurer 4. Silks 3.4. Captain 4, Yearbook 2.3, Who’s Who Among American Students. School Musical 3. Powderpuff 4. National Honor Society 4. Future Plans: To attend college. Friends: Diana. Kristie. Kim. Wendy, and Sherry. Amy L. Brothers (Aim): Yearbook 1.2.3.4. Y.E.A. 2.4. Secretary 4. Ski Club 3. Library Club 1.2. Chorus 1.3.4. County Chorus 1.3.4. Future Plans: To attend college und And a good paying job. Friends: Brandon. Shanna. Dala. Kathy, and everyone. Anna Marie Drown (Annie): Vo-Tcch 3.4. County Chorus 2. District Chorus 2. S.A.D.D. 3.4. Volleyball Helper 4. Bund Front 4, D.E.C.A. 3.4. Treasurer 3. Opening and ('losing Team 3. Parliamentary Team 3. Y.E.A. 4, Vice President. Future Plans: To attend business school. Friends: “Ric”. Morev. Sue. Lonnie. Tom. and Darla David E. Brown (Chugger): Varsity Club 3.4, Football Munager 1.3.4. Saltshakcr 4. Wrestling Manager 2. Track 1.2, Taxidermy 2.4. Basketball Manager 3.4. Future Plans: To attend college. Friends: Huff. Dan. Rich, and Tom James Rttbcrl Bruner (Boomer) Vo-Tcch—V.I.C.A. 3.4 Future Plans To run heavy equipment. Friends: David. Don. John. Larry. and Bill. Marlia Lhzabeth Buell (Mar. Meb) National Honor Society 3.4. Student Council 3.4. Treasurer 4. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 4. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Who’s Who Among American Students 2.3.4, Saltshaker 1.2.3. Broadcasting Club 1.2.3.4. Yearbook 1.2.3,4. Ski Club 3. Sweater Hop Escort 1. Y.E.A 1.2. Volleyball 1. Senior Personality Prettiest Smile . Powderpuff 4. Captain 4. Knitting ( lub 4 Future Plans To attend Edinboro University and major in speech com munications—Media Friends: “Peter . Darla. MaryAnn, Chris-Niccc. Miss-Tcr. Maryann Captvui (May. Big Mac): Basketball 1,2.3.4. Captain 4. All-Gazetteland Honorable Mention 1.2.3. Volleyball 1. Manager 2.3. Softball 1.2.3. All Gazetteland Honorable Mention 1.2.3. Varsity Club 1.2.3,4. National Honor Society 3,4. Who’s Who Among American Students 3. Senior Personality “Most Athletic . Powderpuff 4. Captain 4. S.A.D.D. 3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4 Future Plans: To attend Edinboro University and major in Pre-med. And hopefully become a rich doctor. Friends: Lor-Les. Basketball and Softball teams. Sr. Cheerleaders und Stacy David Richard Carr (Bo): Future Plans: Working at home in our workshop making wood projects. Friends: Jim. Dave. Rudy. Bob. and Don. Susan Elaine Carr (Susic-Q. Ralph, Picker): Homecoming Court 4. Volleyball 2. Senior Personality “Best I ooking . Vo-Tcch 3.4. Student Council 2. S.A.D.D. 3.4. DECA 3.4. Y.E.A 4 Future Plans: To attend college in the retail area and spend the rest of my life with Jeff. Friends: “Jeffey”. I.onnic. Marcy, Anna, and Tom. John .4. Clark: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. Future Plans-. To become a Chiropractor. Friends: Brian. Bill. Mark. Rich, and Mary Michele Lee Clawson (Miss): Varsity Club 1,2.3.4. Senior Personality Prettiest Hair . Sweater Hop Crown Bearer 1. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Tri-County Cheering Champions 3. Who’s Who Among American Students 4. Homecoming 4. Yearbook 3.4, Photography 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4. Future Plans: To attend college. Friends: Gary . Terry. Marlia. Lccann. and Jen. William Dale Clawson (Billy) Wrestling 3. Sportsmans Club 2. Vo-Tech 3. F.F.A 1.2.4 Future Pluns: To gruduute and live a happy life. Friends: John. Rich. Boatsic. und Dawn. Bridget Cornman SADI). Friends: Diann. Chris. Amy. Janet. Tom Diann Renee Cornman (Dina): S.A.D.D 3. Powderpuff 4. Student Secretary 4. Y.E.A 4. Future Plans Move to Virginia, find a job. and live with Doug. Friends Leigh Anne. Tom. Bridget. Chris, and everyone else. Gary Alan Crihbs (Cribby): Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3,4. Sportsmans Club 2.3. Varsity Club 3.4. Senior Personality Most Enthusiastic . Future Plans. Go to college. Friends: .Jack, Okie, Huff. Steve, and the Football Team. Lisa Marie Crusan (Lese): Cruft Club 4. Future Plans. To be with the one I love Friends: Don. Wanda. Wcqdy. and Kathy. Timothy Paul Davis (Timmy D): Vo-Tech 2,3.4. Sportsmans Club 1.2. Football 1. Track 1.2. Senior Personality Most Versatile . Battle of the Classes 2.3 Future Plans: To further my education. Friends: Drug. Bob, Huff. Matt, and Mark. Tammy Lynn Deluca (Tammantha. Tammy L.D.): Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Track 2.3.4. Yearbook Staff 2.3.4, Vursity Club 3.4. Sweater Hop Usher 1. Senior Personality Prettiest Eves”, Powderpuff 4. Student Secretary 4, Photography Club 4. Future Plans: Attend college. Friends: Cheerleaders. Track team, and Class of ’87. David Draghi (I)rug): Future Plans: Go to the Air Force, build a house by the ocean and get rich. Friends: Bob, Mark, Steve, Tim, and Matt. Matt Robert Dumbaugh (Matt-Chew): Varsity Club 2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Sportsmuns Club I, Track 1,2,3.4, Captain 3.4. Senior Personality “Most Athletic , District VI Qualifier 2,3,4, PowdcrpulT Coach 4. Future Plans: To attend college and major in criminal justice or enlist in the Navy as a “Master of Arms. Friends: Lori . Football Team, and the Class of '87. Dorinda Jean Fails (Dec): Chorus 3.4. County Chorus 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Sallshakcr 4. Volleyball Stat. 4. Literary Moguzinc 3,4, Band 4. PowdcrpulT 4. Musical 3. S.A.D.D 4. Future Plans: Go to college, get married, and travel. Friends: Everyone. Thomas L. Fennell (Vern): Sportsmans Club 1,2,4, Taxidermy Club 3.4. Senior Personality Most Individualistic . Future Plans: Go on to a trade school. Friends: Hug. Rob. Bob. Rudy, and Yoda. Kenneth U’. Forsha (Junior): Wrestling 3, Sportsmans Club 2, Senior Personality “Prettiest Eyes . Vo-Tech 2.3.4. Future Plans: To go to the Army. Friends: Mark. Larry. Shawn. Ron. and Mark Mark 1C. Fox (Foxy): Vo-Tech 2.3,4. Opening and Closing 3. Sportsmans Club 1.2. F F A. 1 Future Plans: Attend the Army and find a successful job Friends: Ken. Larry, Mark. Shawn, and Don. Susan Marie Fulton (Sue); National Honor Society 3.4. Student Council 1,2.4. Secretary 4. Varsity Club 1.2.3.4. Cheerleading 1.2,3.4. Captain 4. Softball 1.3.3.4. Yearbook 1.3.3.4. Class Treasurer 4. Senior Personality “Sexiest Legs . Sweaterhop Escort 1. Homecoming Queen 4. PowdcrpulT 4. Who’s Who Among American Students. Jr. Miss Finalist—Poise and Appearance Award. Woman's Sports Foundation All-Star Athletic Award. Best All Around Cheerleader at I'.S.C.A Camp, AU-Gazettcland First Team—Softball. Photography 4. Future Plans To attend I.U P and major in communications. Friends: Everyone. Ronald James Gresko (Rooney): Sportsmans Club 1.2. F F A I, Vo-Tcch 2.3.4. President of Shop 4. Opening and Closing Ceremonies 2.3.4. VICA 2.3.4 Future Plans: To further my education and And a well paying Job. Friends: Class of ’87. Lee Ann Grguric (Lonna): Senior Personality “Most Individualistic , Vo-Tech 3. DECA 3. Library Club 2. Craft Club 4. National Honor Society 4. Future Plans: To pioneer and move to Brooklyn. New York. Friends: Todd, Debbie. Seniors. Vo-Tcchcrs. and Mrs. Carey. Terry Lynn Grimplin (Terry G): Chcerleading 1.2.3,4. Secretary 4. Varsity Club 2.3.4. Sweaterhop Escort 1. Senior Personality Best Dressed . Prom Queen of '86. Tri-County Cheering Champions 3, Craft Club 4. Future Plans: To be happy and And a career I enjoy. Friends: John , Michele, Marlia. Jen. and Lee Ann Kathy Lynn Guiher (Kath): Varsity Club 2,3.4, Wrestling Stat. 1.2,3.4. National Honor Society 3,4. Saltshaker 1,2,3.4, Editor 4. School and Scribes 4, Band 1.2.3.4. County Band 1,2,3,4. District Band 3,4, Volleyball Stat. 1.2,3.4. Softball 1.2.3.4. Powderpuff 4. CraA Club 3. Who’s Who Among American Students. Yearbook 1,2,3,4. Knitting Club 4. Y.E.A 4. President 4 Future Plans: To attend college and major in secondary education. Friends: Everyone. Tom Edward Guy (Babes. Fred): Careers Club 4. Sportsmans Club 2. Future Plans: To attend W.C.C.C. and major in business management Friends: Class of '87. Gram, and Flashy. Patricia Ellen Hockenburry (Patty Poo): Yearbook 1,2,3.4. Ski Club 3. Sportsmans Club 1. S.A.D.D. 4. Future Plans: To marry Dick and And a good paying job, and to get out of Saltsburg. Friends: Dick. Maryann, and “everyone Andy A. Hoyle (Earl): Track 1.2.3,4. Coin Club 2. Ski Club 3. Taxidermy 2. Football 1.4. Vo-Tcch 2. Future Plans: To attend I.U.P. to study business, keep in touch with my friends, and get out of Saltsburg. Friends: Seniors. Lisa. Tom. Mary, and everyone else. Michael Edward Huffman (Huff): Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Sportsmans Club 1.2. Varsity Club 2.3.4. President 4. Vice-President 3. Class Officer, Treasurer 2. President 3.4. Senior Personality “Prettiest Hair”. Future Plans: Join the Marines and Ik a pilot. Friends- Football Team. Kizc, Zom, Moc, and Yoda Kim Marie Irwin. Track 1.2. Track Stat 3. Yearbook 1.3, Saltshaker 1. Drama Club 2. Ski Club 3. Aerobics 2. Student Secretary. Senior Personality “Best Con vcnationalist”, S.A D D. 4. Future Plans: Attend Bradford School of Business. Friends Robin. Jen. Lonnie. Janet, and the rest of the senior class. Janet Mae Jackson (Juana): National Honor Society 3.4. S.A.D.D. 3.4. Library Club 2. President 2. Y.E.A. 2. Phcaa Leadership Seminar Candidate 1. Basketball 1. Literary Magazine 3.4. Super Bowl of Problem Solving 2. Gifted 1,2. Future Plans Go to Georgia Tech, major in psychology, and enter the Navy. Friends: Chris. Mary. Kim. Pam.—everyone. Jennifer Lynn Jancay (Jen) National Honor Society 3.4. Treasurer 4. Varsity Club 2.3.4. Yearbook 4. Aerobics 2, Y.E.A. 1.2. Ski Club 3. Track Stat. 2.3,4. Saltshaker 1. Hugh O’Brian Leadership Seminur 2, Y.E.A. 4. Cheering 1,2.3,4 Future Plans: To attend I.U.P. and become an English teacher. Friends: Joe. Rob in. Kim. Lori, and everyone else. Larry Lvnn Jones (Lynn) Football 1.2. Wrestling 1,2.3. Sportsmans Club 1.2.4. Vo-Tech 2.3,4 Future Plans: To move to Maryland to do electric work Friends: Shawn, Mark. Ron. Ken, and Dave. Jody Lynn Kelly (Jod): National Honor Society 3.4. Pres 4. Cheerleader 1.2.3.4. JV Co-Captain 1. Varsity Club 1.2.3.4. Student Council 3.4. Saltshaker 1. Ycurbook 2.3.4. Band 1,2, County Band 1.2. Senior Personality “Most Likely to Succeed . Aerobics 2. Ski Club 3. Powderpuff 4. Who’s Who Among American Students 3.4. Indiana Jr. Miss Finalist. 1st Runner Up. and Spirit Award. I.U.P Arin Math Mentorship Program 3. Arm marine Biology Quest: Andros Is land, Bahamas, Y.E A 1. Track Stat 2,3.4, “Art Works Editor 3. Photography Club 4 Future Plans: To become an orthopedic surgeon and to travel to Paris. France. Friends: Partmers. Cheerleaders. Seniors, and everyone else Don Robert Kelly (Don Key): Wrestling 1.2.4, Vo-Tech 2.3,4. Opening and Closing President 3.4. Parliamentary Procedures 3.4. Vice-President of Shop. VICA 2.4. Future Plans Move to New Hampshire and get a job. Friends: Jim. Ron. Rob. Class of ’87. and everyone else. Pamela Sue Kier (Glow): Varsity Club 2.3.4. Saltshaker 2.3.4. Volleyball Stat 2.3.4. Y E A. 2. Girls Basketball Manager 2. Yearbook 2.3.4. Craft Club 3, School and Scribes 4. Student Secretary 4. County Chorus 1. Knitting Club 4. Future Plans. To attend New Kensington Commercial School. Friends: Eddie. Darla, Dee, Neva, and Kathy. Johna Sue Lawson. Sportsmans Club 1. Senior Personality Shyest . Chorus 1.2.3.4. Future Plans: To attend business school. Friends: Melinda. Scott. Kathy. Neva, und Tammy Sherry Jo Libengood Sportsmans Club 1.2, Chorus 2. District Chorus 2. Band Front 3,4, Color Guard Captuin 4, Vo-Tcch 3,4, Secretary of HOSA 3,4, Opening and Closing Team 3.4. Parliamentary Team 3,4, State Parliamentary Team 3.4. VICA All Star Parliamentary Team 3. Drama Club 3. S.A.D.D. 3.4 Future Plans To attend B C.C.C. for nursing, then get married, and be happy. Friends: Mike, Roxanne, Kendra, and Melinda. Ilrian N. Livengood Football 1,2.3. Wrestling 1.2.3. Regional 2. Districts 2.3. F F A. 12.3,4. Varsity Club 3. Future Plans Go to the Army. Friends: Rich. Bill. John. Steve, and Amy. Crystal Lee Maehak (Crys): Varsity Club 2.3.4. Senior Personality “Most Flirta lions . Vo-Tcch 2.3,4. VICA 4. Opening and Closing Ceremony 2.4. President 2.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Captain 3. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Aerobic Club 2, Saltshaker 1,2, Band 1.2, County Band i. Battle of the Classes 3. Ski Club 3, Schools and Scribes 4. Y.E.A. 1. S.A D.D. 4. Vice-President 4. National Honor Society 4 Future Plans: To attend Pittsburgh Beauty Academy and someday own a salon. Friends: Mark. Seniors. Vo-Tcchcrs, and everyone else. Carolelynn Matson (Bink): Aerobic Club 3. Vo-Tcch 3.4. Treasurer 4. Craft Club 3. DECA Opening and Closing 4. Senior Personality Class Couple”. Y.E.A. 4 Future Plans: To get murried to Mike, move far away, and live a happy life. Friends: Mike. Brenda, Sue, Lonnie, and Anna. Scott Ralph McKeever: Vo-Tech 3.4. Senior Personality “Shyest”. National Honor Society 4. Future Plans: To attend college and major in business administration. Friends: Don. Jim. Johna. Neva, and Dorinda. Melinda Sue McKeever (Mindy): Chorus 1.2. Craft Club 3. Vo-Tech 3.4. DECA Club 3.4. Y.E.A. 4. Future Plans: To go to school for floral arrangement, get a job, get married, and have a family. Friends: Carole. Mike. Johna. Sherry, and Twyle. Stephen Gene MeMunn (Steve): Sportsmans Club 1. Taxidermy 2.3.4. Wrestling 2,3, Yearbook 2,3,4. Senior Personality Most Artistic . Homecoming Escort. Future Plans: To attend Vale Tech for auto body. Friends: Bob, Drag, Ralph. Mark, and Marlia Wendy Leigh Metcalf (Wein): Softball 1.2.3.4, National Honor Society 3,4. Secretary 4. Senior Personality Most Versatile”, Ski Club 3. President 3, Volleyball 2.3.4. Y.E.A. 2. Basketball 3.4. Basketball Stat. 2. Flag Team 3.4. Literary Maga 34 zinc 3. School Musical 3. Softball All-Gazettcland Honorable Mention. Arin I.r.P Mentorship Program in Physics. Arin Marine Biology Quest. Wallops Islam!. VA. Gymnastics Club 4. Varsity Club 2.3.4. Future Plans: Study engineering in college or in the service. Friends: Shawn. Sailcat, Tudor, the Cheerleaders. and the teams. Theresa Yvonne Miller (Tree): Varsity Club 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Senior Personality Most Artistic . Volleyball 3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. District VI Qualifier 3.4. Aerobic Club 2. Cheerleader 1.2, JV Captain 2. Saltshaker 1. Y E A 1. Concert Band 1.2. County Band 1.2. Ski Club 3. Yearbook 1.2. Powderpuff 4. Junior Miss Finalist 4. Gymnastics Club 4. Future Plans: To attend college and major in international luw, communications, and to travel Friends: Class of ’87. and everyone else who puts up with me. Larry Cceil Morton (Pudge). Sportsmans Club 1.2.4 Future Plans: To be a carpenter. Friends: Elmer, Bob. Steve. Mar. and Scott. .Jack . antes Xagg (Doof): Varsity Club 2.3.4. Vice-Pres 4. Football 1.2.3.4. S|K rtsmans Club 1.2.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Captain 3.4. Ski Club 3. Sweaterhop Escort 1. Class Vice-Pres. 2. Senior Personality Sexiest Legs”. District VI Qualifiers 3.4. Powderpuff Coach 4. Taxidermy 4. Vice-President. Future Plans To attend college and get a higher education. Friends: Lori . Okc, Mole. Cribbs. and Partmers. David Xieholas Okopal (Okc): Varsity Club 2,3.4, Football 1,2.3,4. Basketball 2.3.4. Student Council 1.3. Sportsmans Club 1,2,4, Class President 1.2. Ski Club 3. Sweaterhop Escort 1. Senior Personality Best Ixx king , Powderpuff Coach 4. All Gazette Football Team Honorable Mention 3. Taxidermy 4. Future Plans: To attend college and major in criminal justice or sports medicine and find a good job. Friends: Doof. Mole. Cribbs. Partmers. and Yoda. Elizabeth Marie Orr (Liz): Marching and Concert Band 1.3.3.4. Drum Majorette 4. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2.3.4. Track 2.4, Varsity Club 3.4. Treasurer 4. Class Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3.4, Vice President 4. District Band 2.3.4. Regional Band 2.3,4. Senior Personality Most Musical . Saltshaker 1.2,3. Who's Who Among American Students. Sweaterhop Announcer 1. Ski Club 3. Treasurer 3. Powderpuff 4. Musical 3. Photography Club 4. Vice-President 4. County Band 2,3,4. Future Plans: To become a journalist and travel the world in seareh of stories. Friends: Anyone who hangs around me and still likes me. Tracy Lynn Prcnni. Softball 1.2.3.4. Chccrlcuding 1.2.3.4. Co-Captain 4. Class Secretary 3.4. Ski Club 3. Treasurer 3. Student Council 2.3,4, Secretary 3. President 4. Sweaterhop Escort 1, Homecoming Court 4. Y.E.A. 1.2. Yearbook 1.2.3.4. Senior Personality Most Dependable . Who’s Who Among American Students, Varsity Club 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Powderpuff 4. Saltshaker 1.2.3. I.U P Arin Biology Mentorship Program 3. Arin Science Math Training Institute 3. All Gazettcland Honorable Mention 2.3, Photography 4 Future Plans: To attend I.U.P. and major in biology. Friends: Cheerleaders, Sofiball Team, and the Class of '87 Jerry Reed (JR): Varsity Club 3.4, Vo-Tcch 3. Football 1.2. Senior Personality Prettiest Smile . Basketball 1,2.3,4. Future Plans: To attend college and become a judge Friends: Brian. Joe. Rudy. Ralph, and Mike. Robert J. Reese (Reese): Wrestling 2, Vo-Tcch 2,3.4. Club Advisor 4. V’ICA. Future Plans: To go to school to become a mechanic. Friends: Hug. Tom. Bub. Crystal, and Lee Ann. Charles Eugene Resnick (Chucky): Sweaterhop Escort 1. Football 1.2,3. Student Council 1.2. Track 1,2,3.4. Basketball 1.2,3,4. Who's Who Among American Stu dents. Ski Club 3. Sportmans Club 1.2. Yearbook 3.4, Varsity Club 1,2.3,4, National Honor Society 3.4. Senior Personality Most Flirtatious . Photography Club 4. Pres. Future Plans: To attend Penn State and make something of my life. Friends: Anyone who likes me. David Allen Rocco (Rock); Sportsmans Club 1.2, Vo-Tech 2.3.4. Future Plans: Drag racing, and truck driving. Friends: Yoda. Mike, Rudy, and Rob. Joseph Scott Ruble (Mole): Sportsmans Club 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 2. Taxidermy 3. Basketball 1. Homecoming Escort 4. Senior Personality Practical Joker”. Jr. High Band. Future Plans: To attend the United States Air Force and become a doctor. Friends: Brendu, Okc. Doof. Aaron, and Eddio. Mike Todd Seger (Scg): Vo-Tcch 2.3.4. Future Plans. Attend college. Friends: Zom. Ralph, Yoda. and Flctch. Rich .4 Shutter (Ras): Student Council 1. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2. Vo-Tech 2.3. 5. A.D.D. 4 Future Plans: Go to the Army. Friends: Amy. Bill. Boatsic. Sam. and Ravioli. Leigh Ann Shannon (Lee). Powderpuff 4. Student Secretary 4. Sportsmans Club 1. Sofiball 3.4. S.A.D.D. 3.4. Future Plans: To go on to business school. Friends: Tammy. Lisa. Dina. Jenny, and everyone else. Ralph James Shannon Taxidermy 2. Wrestling 1.3. Track 2.3.4. Varsity Club 3. Future Plans: To attend college and study Taxidermy Friends: Everyone Robert Janies Shannon (Bob): Varsity Club 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1,2.3,4, Captain 4. Track 3.4. Homecoming Escort 4. S.A.D.D. 4. Secretary 4 Future Plans: To attend California University. Friends; Mack. Matt. Steve. Dave, and Ralph Lonnie Lynn Sbawlcy: Vo-Tcch 3.4, S.A.D.D. 3.4 Future Plans: To be with Mike. Friends: “Mike , Sue. Anna, Carole, and Tom. Robin Lynn Shawlcy Track 1. Saltshaker 1. Yearbook 1. Senior Personality Most Congenial . Aerobics 2. S.A.D.D. 4. Future Plans: To go to nursing school. Friends Kim. Jen, Joyce, and Lonnie. Melissa Renee Shermcntt (Missila) Basketball 1. Chorus 1.2. County Chorus 2. Sportsinuns Club 2.3,4, Vo-Tcch 3.4. DECA Parliamentarian 4. Band Front 3.4. S.A.D.D. 3.4. Co-Op 4. Musical 3. Future Plans To attend college, get a good Job. and marry the man of my dreams Friends The Senior Class and everyone else Tammy Elizabeth Shoup (Tamatha) Chorus 1.2. County Chorus 2. Sportsmans Club 1.2.4. Y.E.A. 3, Vo-Tcch 3.4. DECA 3.4. Secretary 3. Vice-Pres 4. Powderpuff 4. S A D D. 3.4. Co-Op 4. Pep Club 2. Musical. Future Plans: To become an executive secretary, get married, and lead a happy life Friends The Senior Cluss and everyone else Mark Joseph Stano (Stanley) Wrestling 1.2. Taxidermy 2.3. Sportsmans Club 1. Track I.2.3.4. Homecoming Escort 4. S.A.D.D. 4 Future Plans To attend college. Friends: Bob. Dave. Joe, Rich, and all the rest. Mary Elizabeth Swartz (Mar. Big Mar) Volleyball 2,3,4. Basketball 2.3.4. Track 1.3.4, Softball 3. Y.E.A. 2. Ski Club 3. Aerobics Club 2. Vo-Tech 3 Varsity Club 3.4. Who's Who Among American Students. Drama Club 2. Distributive Education Clubs of America—Reporter, S.A.D.D. 4. Treasurer 4. Future Plans: To go to the Army or move to San Francisco and live!! Friends Sherri. Theresa. Liz. Marcy, and the teams. Richard Carl Thomas (Rich): Sportsmans Club 1.2.4. Saltshaker 3.4, National Honor Society 3.4. Senior Personality Most Likely to Succeed”. Taxidermy Club 3.4. Secretary 4. Future Plans To go to college and become a CPA Friends: Tom. Dan. Dave. Mark, and Mark Mark William Turnbull (Terminal) Wrestling 1.2,3. Track 1. Sportsmans Club 1.2. Vo-Tcch 2.3.4. Opening and Closing 2.3.4. Co-Op 3. F F A 4 Future Plans To go on to Penn State and become a vocational industrial teacher Friends Shawn. Larry. Hug. Don, and the Class of '87. Lisa Marie White Taxidermy 4 Friends: Chrissy. Mary. Janet. Sherri. Dee Roxanne Lynn White (Rocks. Bird): S.A.D.D 4. Library Club 2. Taxidermy 3. Sultsburg Firemen 1.2.3.4. HOSA Health Occupation Students of America 3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4. Opening and Closing Ceremony 3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4. Parlimentary Team 3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4. VSO 3.4, Secretary. State Parlimentary Team 4. Vo-Tech 3.4. Future Plans To continue my education somehow through the Army Friends: Sherry. Ozzy. Joe. John, and Melinda. Mark Richard Yeager (Yoda): Varsity Club 2,3.4, Football 1.2.3.4. Sportsmans Club 1.2. Sweaterhop Crown Bearer 1. Senior Personality Most Congenial . Future Plans: To attend college or a trade school. Friends: Zom, Huff. Brat. Okie, and Dan. Mike Todd Zombotti (Sha-Zam) Football 3.4, Vo-Tech 2.3.4. Varsity Club 3.4. Homeroom 1.2.3,4. Senior Personality Best Couple Future Plans: Make money and live it up. Friends: Carole. Yoda. Moc. Bigalow. and Flctch. 35 Charge up—the cheerleaders are at it again! ---Jbfjuxt i 6 Sfxoxti SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH ‘zSflO'lti SALTSBURG HIGH tSflOlti- SALTSBURG HIGH iming For Success Mr. Shurina and his team—behind the scenes at basketball game. Varsity Cheerleaders—Row 1: Jennifer Jancay, Jody Kelly, Barbie McMillen, Terry Grimplin. Row 2: Becky Negley, Tracy Prenni, Tammy DeLuca, Marci Kin-nan. Row 3: Michele Clawson, Marlia Buell, Sue Fulton, Amy Curran. I1 ° SfCheerleading ? $evcr Ending Enthusias I I Cheerleading has long been an important part of the school activities at S.H.S. Throughout the summer and into the school year, the cheerleaders have been hard working and dedicated athletes. This year the Varsity Cheerleaders hosted the 24th Annual Tri-County Cheerleading Contest. Although this competition required many hours of practice for the cheerleaders, these girls took time out to plan various activities for the student body of Saltsburg High. 38 This year promoting school spirit was the main goal of the cheerleaders and their advisors, Linda Brown and Debra Shirley. After leading the crowd in a Homecoming pep assembly and organizing an entire week dedicated to raising school spirit, the squads began to see some results. The students at S.H.S. take pride in what they do. Thanks to the cheerleaders, Saltsburg High School possesses an atmosphere of enthusiasm and high self esteem. Pep... Spirit... Enthusiasm Advisors Linda Brown Debra Shirley Captain Susan Fulton Co-Captain Tracy Prenni Throughout the Years Since we started our cheering careers in junior high, we have grown closer together as a squad as friends. (After years of practices, cheering at games, selling hoagies, going to camp, and participating in competitions, we finally became the SENIORS') Cheerleading has made a lasting impression on all our lives, and we will never forget the many experiences we have shared together. Seniors JEN JANCAY TERRY GRIMPLIN TRACY PRENNI JODY KELLY TAMMY DeLUCA MARLIA BUELL SUSAN FULTON 41 .Junior varsity Junior Varsity Cheerleaders—Sonya Jordan—Captain. Row 1: Lori Stuller, Deanna Richards—Co-Captain, Tricia Egry, Wendy Sage. Row 2: Michelle Allison, Melissa Grguric, Jane Burris, Cheri Stitt, Tammy Mutzabaugh. Junior High Cheerlead - ers----Front: Jamie Kelley, Kneeling: Sonya Battistelli, Standing: Holly Jo Brown, Becky Guiher, Jennifer Jones. Top: Tammy Smith, Wendy Roland, Amy Atkinson. jyf I w 1 Cheerleading UNIOR HIGH Top Right: Captains Wendy Roland and Jennifer Jones Middle: Linda Brown — Junior High Cheerleading Advisor 43 Lack of players by no means meant lack of pride. The 1986 Trojans, with only 22 players, put together a team that matched up with the best in the conference. Although the Trojans only won one game, they still had many personal victories. Out of seven seniors, four made the Appalachian All-Star’s first team and the remaining three received honorable mention. With returning starters and upcoming talent, the Trojans hope to turn a 1-8 season into a winning season next year. Right: Mr. Trunzo—Head Coach, Mr. Bothell—Second Assistant Coach, Mr. Lowman — First Assistant Coach. Top Right: Matt Dumbaugh 42. 44 Hard Hitters in Hard Times t SOJAN .trCJAHS • . TROJAN- 4 vUjWJAW 180’'V !j4 „ _ irdjans � atcoja« • a . w« —t • Ks AN: V ifl.lllk. mn.IMic imuiiic a £ , tmj«6 WAte A TOjj(fc J thoj 1 Brown, Ralph Shannon, Brandon Gyenes, Scott Bee Row 3: Joe Kelley, Sam Brown, Dave Okopal, Gary Cribbs, Jerry Reed, George Griffin, Eric Urban, Keith Jennings, Bryan Williams. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: J Libengood, Mike Zombotti, Mike Huffm Mark Prenni, Lew Prenni, Dennis Elli Chris Sphon, Jim Turk Row 2: M Dumbaugh, Mark Yeager, Jack Nagg, R — varsity POOTBALL OPPONENT Perndale Laurel Valley United Purchase Line Conemaugh Valley Penns Manor Homer Center Marion Center Blair sviUe SHS 8 8 6 16 12 0 0 8 12 OP P 33 35 28 6 14 20 14 16 56 admit okt wish we would have had a better season. We tried our best but hope for better results next year.” Dave Brown, 12 nft h0ofc VENDING FRUSTRATION, (bottom left) “This darn chin strap must have been made in Japan. ”—Jack Nagg. MAKING THE STOP, (bottom right) the Trojan players pile up to prevent the Blue Jays from breaking through. TOO HOT TO HANDLE, (top) Gary Cribbs focuses in on his target. WITH CONCERN, (below) Mark Yeager watches as an injured teammate lies on the Held. Football CALLING TIME OUT, (top left) Sam Brown and Coach Trunzo get ready for a conference. DRAGGING A DEFENDER, (top right) Rich Brown rushes to gain additional yardage. HEAD TO HEAD, (far left) Matt Dumbaugh and Coach Lowman discuss the next play. CHARGING ON, (middle) Chris Sphon puts a firm grip on the ball. TAKING A BREAK, (above) Skeeter shows another use for a helmet. The Super Seven Junior High Football Team—Row 1: Steve Steele, Eric Palmer, Mark Koffman, Jeremy Ravenscroft, Mike Bartolini, Mark Kelly, Danny Fenell, Aaron Buterbaugh. Row 2: Steve Gularski, Brian Curran, Julian Seger, Mike Hoak, Mark Zerfoss, Sam White, Justin Emanuel. Row 3: Craig Jennings, Jason Jones, Mike Palmer, Tom Brown, Jon Cornell, Rusty Hruska. Row 4: Corey Pistininzi, C.J. Klein, Bryon Smith, Steve McKnight, Tom Stapleton, Rich Lupyan. ven though we did not do as well as we would have liked, the season proved to be a learning experience and we all had fun. Tom Stapleton, 9. $1 4 1 gf L J.H. Football ots of Potential Below: Mrs. Fello—JV Coach, Coree Brady—Captain, Sherri Bell—Captain, Mr Cunningham—Varsity Coach. Right: Seni( volleyball members. VOLLEYBALL This October brought the end of yet another successful season for the girls volleyball team. By only losing two games, the girls took second place in the Indiana County league and qualified to play in the District competitions. Dedication and enthusiasm are just a few words that can describe the spirit of our girls this year. These qualities seemed to pay off when the Indiana County All-Gazetteland team was picked — Mrs. Cunningham was voted coach of the year and Coreen Brady captured the most valuable player. Mary Swartz made the first team; Sherri Bell made the second team. Also, Marcy Ashbaugh, Wendy Metcalf and Liz Orr received honorable mentions. Sitting: Liz Orr, Theresa Miller, Mary Swartz, Marcy Ashbaugh, Wendy Metcalf, Coreen Brady, Sherri Bell. Standing: Mrs. Fello— JV Coach, Shelly Parson, Kim Cornell, Shelly Warnick, Michelle Brown, Twila Burrell, Michelena Rocco, Mrs. Cunningham—Varsity Coach. Lady Trojans Dominate 2nd in county ... 7 returning seniors Sitting: Kendra Wiser, Christine Orvosh. Kneeling: Michelena Rocco, Corina Newhouse, Kristie Shaulis, Diana Emanuel, Beverly Bates, Amy Pierce, Kim Cornell. Standing: Mrs. Fello—JV Coach, LuAnn Brink, Brenda Butchkoski, Billie Jo Sorbin, Dawn Smith, Michelle Morton, Lori Gunter, Shelly Parson, Mrs. Cunningham—Varsity Coach. Y ARSITY V OlAAlYBA1 X SCOBEBOABD RECORD. OPPONENT PENNS MANOR LAUREL VALEEV BLA1RSV1LLE HOMER CENTER PURCHASE LINE V7.P.S.D. UNITED MARION CENTER PENNS MANOR I.ACRAL VALEEV 14-2 VARS1TV 15-7 15-4 13-15 15-8 15-6 15-6 15-3 15-10 15-9 15 3 Vf.P.S.D. 15-0 15-9 BLA1RSV1LLE 7-15 13-15 HOMER CENTER 7-15 15-3 15-4 PURCHASE LINE 13-15 15-5 9-15 UNITED 15 5 155 MARION CENTER 15-7 15-6 DISTRICTS 13-15 12-15 I SECTIONS 6-15 15-4 9-1 1515 15 10 15 0 15-10 15 7 13-15 15-7 15 8 15-7 15 13 15 8 15-9 15-7 Statisticians: Row 1: Dorinda Fails, Neva Barreiro, Kathy Guiher, Pam Kier, Amy Pistininzi. Row 2: Anna Brown, Amy McAdams, Tiffany Rocco, Becky Guiher, Barbie Stapleton, Jennifer Bender. ADMIT one e ended up w i t h a great record. Although I missed the first half of the season, I supported the team all the way! I love the game! Theresa Miller, DIVING TO SAVE, (right) sophomore Kendra Wiser attempts to save the play. SMASH, (below) Elizabeth Orr passes another ace serve to the opposing team. BUMPING TO THE FRONT, (middle) Brenda Butchkoski passes the ball to the setter. WITH DETERMINATION TO WIN, (below right) Wendy Metcalf spikes the ball back! gf, Volleyball J )epth And Ability 52 HANDS UP! (far left) Senior Sherri Bell jumps to block a Marion Center spike. WITH PERFECT FORM, (left) Marcy Ashbaugh serves the ball over the net. CONCENTRA TING INTENSELY, (bottom left) senior Mary Swartz leaps in the air to gain enough height to spike the ball. BUMPING TO THE FRONT, (middle) Lisa Lynch receives a serve while Kristie Shaulis looks J RETURNING A DIFFICULT PASS, (above) Coreen Brady adjusts herself to send the ball over the net. STRETCHING OUT, (left) Billie Jo Sorbin sets up the ball. 53 (jiving It Their All Few In Number . . . Strong In Spirit Row 1: Frank Petro, Eric Fox, Michael Palmer, Bryon Smith, Keith Shannon, Mark Prenni. Row 2: Warren Ravenscroft—Asst. Coach, Bob Shannon, C.J. Klein, Keith Jennings, Andy Hoyle, Larry Jones, Don Kelly, Dan Cunkelman—Head Coach. 7 A Andy Hoyle Senior Don Kelly Senior Statisticians—Row 1: Kathy Guiher, Darla Aimes. Row 2: Lori Thomas, Pam Aimes. KEITH SHANNON bottom right) concentrates on turning his opponent over. THE ADRENALINE IS FLOWING, (below) as Don Kelly runs onto the mat. on uP e� ,|k.n fo'. Wrestling 56 BOB SHANNON (left), teaches his challenger how to do a head stand. MARK PRENNI (below) shows the proper technique for a cradle. MARK PRENNI (left) pins another one! C.J. KLEIN (bottom let) escapes the clutches of his Franklin Regional opponent. THE 1987 VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM (below) gets psyched for another match. “J SAID—COME HERE!” (right) Andy Hoyle takes the initiative. MIKE PALMER (below) tightly embraces his opponent, as he hopes for a pin! , m ■ I ___ FRANK PETRO (right) looks to his coaches for a bit of advice while in an uncomfortable position. HEAD TO HEAD, (bottom right) Eric Fox takes advantage of his opponent. DON KELLY (below) displays perfect balance in his match against Franklin Regional. 58 Junior High Wrestlers Working Hard and Showing Improvement Junior High Wrestlers — Row 1: Eric Palmer, Jim Hamilton, Bill Petro, Mark Kelly, Row 2: Warren Ravenscroft—Asst. Coach, John Lape, Dan Cunkelman — Head Coach. Below left: Varsity member, Bob Shannon intensely watches the referee for the sign of a pin. 59 Aides—Row 1: Diana Emanuel, Christine Gaskill, Billie Jo Sorbin, Row 2: Amy Campbell, Becky Guiher, Michelena Rocco, Row 3: Heather Young, Jennifer Stoudnour. “We didn’t have a winning season but we all developed a friendship that will last forever.” Mary Swartz, 12 Captains—Coreen Brady, MaryAnn Capuzzi, and Sherri Bell. 60 -E ffort Proves Worthwhile DETERMINATION DRIVES GIRLS TEAM Varsity Girls Basketball Team—Row 1: Mary Ann Capuz-zi, Crystal Machak, Coreen Brady. Row 2: Sherry Liben-good, Wendy Metcalf, Elizabeth Orr. Row 3: Mrs. Cunningham— Varsity Coach, Michelle Brown, Sherri Bell, Mary Swartz, Billie Jo Sorbin—manager, Michelena Rocco—manager, Miss Cooper—Asst, varsity coach. J.V. Girls Basketball Team—Row 1: Billie Jo Sorbin—manager. Amy Campbell—manager, Michelena Rocco—manager. Row 2: Miss Cooper—J.V. Coach, Kendra Wiser, Kim Cornell, Shelly Parson, Brenda Butchkoski, Sabine Kunig, Amy Pierce, Kristie Shaulis, Amy Pistininzi, Tiffany Rocco, Mrs. Cunningham—Varsity Coach. LOOKING FOR HELP, (right) Kim Cornell searches for an open teammate. STOPPING THE PLAY, (bottom left) Mary Swartz keeps the Bobcats under control. LOOKING TO PASS, (bottom middle) Elizabeth Orr searches for an open teammate. JUMPING FOR THE SHOT, (bottom right) MaryAnn Capuzzi scores for the Lady Trojans. orking for Success 02 T POWERING TO THE TOP. (far left) Sherri Bell jumps for a lay-up. WITH QUICK BALL HANDLING, (left) Kendra Wiser takes control. DRIVING TO THE HOOP, (bottom left) Corcen Brady shoots above a pack of Bobcat defenders. SKYING HIGH, (bottom middle) Wendy Metcalf tips the ball to her teammate. GOING FOR THE LAYUP, (bottom right) Crystal Machak adds two more points to the score. sf Girls Basketball Senior Hoopsters—Coreen Brady, MaryAnn Capuzzi, Liz Orr, Sherry Libengood, Crystal Machak, Sherri Bell, Mary Swartz, Wendy Metcalf. Below: Getting the ball out of the Bobcat territory, Kristie Shaulis drives down the court while Sabine Kunig assists. TOUl, Starting a fast-break, Tiffany Rocco heads down the court for two points. Getting the ball up over her opposition is no problem as Brenda Butchkoski easily passes to an open player. I 0 ® UP for. sf GIRLS BASKETBALL Going up for two, Shelly Parson shoots over a Bobcat defender. 64 XJuilding for the Future Working On The Basic Skills . . . Having Fun JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM—Row 1: Tracy Shearer, Stephanie Kwisnek, Jennifer Waugaman, Beth Weimer, Susan Pierce, Missy Spellane. Row 2: Amber Power, Heather Parker, Heather Kennedy, Carlene Buccardo, Amy Campbell. Row 3: Angie Ravenscroft—manager, Kim Karabin, Autum Power, Angela Eckenrod, Brenda Auen, Tammy John, Mr. Lutz—Coach.______________________________________________________________ I’ll never forget the army drill slides our coach made us do. Also I will never forget the strange nicknames such as Twin Towers, Tazmanie Devil, and Stick.” Amy Campbell—8 I found it a challenge helping the players when ever they needed me.” Angie Ravenscroft—8 Th e best game w e played was against United. We all did a terrific job.” Brenda Auen—8 65 Trojan Shotting Stars TROJANS BOUNCE BACK . . . WINNING AGAIN Statisticians—Dawn Humbert, Stacy Buck, Erika Mitchell, Chrissy Reese. 66 Row 1: Lew Prenni, Sam Brosko, Robbie Plahs, Aaron Miller, Brian Carr. Row 2: Tom Adair, Gary Mash, Sam Brown, Rich Brown—Captain, Dave Brown—manager. Row 3: Trent Buterbaugh, Mr. Shurina—Head Coach, George Griffin, Bryan Williams, David Okopal, Vince Ciocca, Chuck Resnick—Captain, Mr. Judge—Asst. Coach. Missing from Photo: Jerry Reed and Rich Cambell. j le had a very successful ir v vcar—close to a championship season. We did much 1 letter than what was expected of us! Jerrv Reed, 12 Staring intensely at the basket, Bryan Williams gets ready to sink his free throw. h up 1 ivT 1 I B Varsity Basketball rojans Come To Life This year, the Saltsburg boys’ basketball team had a lift of spirit from previous seasons. Under the direction of John Shurina and Kevin Judge, these boys worked hard toward a common goal—a successful season. Although the Trojans were a game short of being I.C.L. and Appalachian Conference West Champions, they never lost their spirit. After a dry spell of over two years, this new crop of Trojans rebounded to become a source of pride at Saltsburg Junior-Senior High School. As fans began pouring into the gymnasium, it became Boys’ Basketball Leechburg OPP 32 SHS 31 Elderton 48 63 Derr 69 52 Laurel Valley 56 44 Concmaugh Valley 69 61 Apollo Ridge St Joe’s 62 57 75 66 Fcrndale 50 77 Blairsvillc 67 53 Marion Center 48 65 WPSD 41 69 Homer Center 42 40 Purchase Line 43 40 Johnstown Vo-Tech 81 68 Penns Manor 48 58 Blairsville 48 57 Marion Center 69 68 Fcrndale 45 49 Purchase Line 40 49 Homer Center 51 58 United 56 72 Penns Manor 39 28 United 48 55 District: Clavsburg Kimmcl 43 60 Blacklick Valley 55 40 Admit One clear that this team was going to become something to cheer about! Throughout the season the Saltsburg community once again became strong supporters of the boys basketball team. By realizing the importance of each game, the Trojans gradually became one of the strongest teams in the section. Seniors Dave Okopal and Chuck Resnick are friends on the court as well as off the court. AS HE GOES UP FOR .4 JUMP SHOT, (right) Dave Okopal shoots for two. PASSING THE BALL A DIFFERENT WAY, (far right), junior Rich Brown hits an open Trojan on the way to the hoop. EXTENDING THE LEAD, (below) Chuck Resnick threads the needle to widen the gap. APPLAUDING THE EFFORTS OF HIS TEAM, (bottom center) Mr. Judge looks on. WITH A LOOK OF CONCERN ON HIS FACE, (bottom right) Mr. Shurina sends in the signal to set up the offense. BASKETBALL 68 PERFORMING A DOUBLE PUMP, (top left) Sam Brown ducks under a Marion Center player’s outreached arm. COVERGING AT CENTER COURT, (top right) the Trojans get fired up for the Friday night game. LAYING IT IN, (bottom left) Vince Ciocca makes an easy bucket. JUMPING ABOVE THE MARION CENTER DEFENDERS, (center), George Griffin scores two points. STRETCHING THAT EXTRA INCH, (above) Bryan Williams grabs the rebound. Right. Positioned to score, Brian Carr makes his shot. Below: Mr. Judge relays his strategy to the J.V. team. n sG BASKETBALL Starting the attack, Sam Brosko looks to pass. 70 Above: Lew Prenni passes the ball between the legs of a Stinger defender. Right: Shooting the ball, Tom Adair manages to avoid the defenders attempt to block his shot. unior High Basketball Team LOOKS TOWARD THE FUTURE . . . IMPROVING SKILLS Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Team—Rowr 1: Mike Newhouse, Leslie Stitt, Aaron Buterbaugh, Chris Zagrodnichek, Mike Bartolini, Chad Duffalo, Dan Fennell, Artie Grguric. Row 2: Ian Brown, Robbie Beatty, Ken Yingling, John Burgland, Brian Curran, Steve Murphy, Ed Stevens, Greg Nagg. Row 3: Mark Zcrfoss, Rusty Hruska, Steve Thomas, Don Simpson, Lonny Woodring, Mike Shaulis, Mike Adair, David Stuller, Mark Koffman. Freshmen Basketball Team—Row 1: Mary Booth—Statistician, Steve Steele, Scott Ditch, Shawn Duffalo, Rob Orr, Kendra Wiser—Statistician. Row 2: Renee Eckenrode—Statistician, Dane Williams, Jason Thomas, Corey Pistininzi, Joe Slapinski, Tim Gibbons, Kristie Shaulis—Statistician. Row 3: Mr. Rovison—Ninth Grade Coach, Rick John, Bob Pollock, Tom Stapleton, Greg Buell, Dan Jorgenson, Brian Curran, Stacy McMunn—Statistician. 71 Missing from photo—Mr. Hamp—Eighth Grade Coach. , ;V- bt Softball Hi gh Achievers I.C.L. AND APPALACHIAN CHAMPIONSHIP . . . 3RD CONSECUTIVE YEAR Under the leadership of Coach Swasy and Coach Shirley, a group of hard working and dedicated players clinched the Indiana County League and Appalachian Championship for the third consecutive year. The first two championships were slow pitch and this year was the first for fast pitch. The team was tough defensively and offensively. They held all teams to less than 5 hits with 3 of the games only having one hit. The success of the team was attributed to the players aggressive base running, positive mental attitude, hard work, and dedication. H Softball OPP. SHS OPP 1? laying softball here has been an honor. I’m glad that I was one of the lucky girls who can say they played on the 1984, 85 and 86 Championship Teams. Mary Ann Capuzzi, 12 “BIG MAC” Marion Center 12 1 Purchase Line 4 3 Marion Center 15 13 Homer Center 23 13 Blairsville 11 2 Homer Center 14 3 Purchase Line 14 4 United 12 2 Blairsville 7 9 United 8 7 League Record: 9-1 League Standing: 1 District 6 Playoffs: Kishaquala 3 6 ADMIT ONE 72 Row 1: Kendra Wiser, Wendy Metcalf, Stacey Butchkoski, Amy Fennell, Tina Prenni, Kim Adams, Missie Hall. Row 2: Michelle Brown, Bev Bates, Susan Fulton, Tracy Prenni, Mary Ann Capuzzi, Twila Burrell, Coreen Brady, Mary Swartz. Row 3: Leigh Anne Shannon, Christine Orvosh, Shelly Parson, Brenda Butchkoski, Kathy Guiher, Tammy Lupyan, Amy Curran, Lisa Soler. Row 4: Debra Shirley—Coach, LuAnn Brink — Mgr., Diane Emanuel—Mgr., Lorraine McKnight — Mgr., Lori Whitesel—Stat., Nickie DcLuca— Stat., Denise Bonelli—Stat., Judy Swasy—Coach. — v f 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I Kneeling: Sabine Kunig, Crystal Machak, Erika Mitchell. Standing: Theresa Miller, Tammy DeLuca. e will always put forth our best effort until the day comes when we will be considered the best.” Jack Nagg, 12 ik � for. bTi TRACK Track Team Row 1: Gary Cribbs, Matt Dumbaugh, Jack Nagg, Mark Prenni, Scott Fatta. Row 2: Dennis Elliott, Chuck Resnick, Mark Stano, Bob Shannon, Mike Brown. Row 3: Ralph Shannon, Bob Kachonik, Bryan Williams, Larry Matson, Brett Casciere. 1986 District VI Qualifiers Row 1: Sabine Kunig, Theresa Miller, Crystal Machak, Erika Mitchell. Row 2: Scott Fatta, Bob Kachonik, Mark Stano, Bryan Williams, Matt Dumbaugh, Jack Nagg. 73 Michelle Laughlin leads the freshmen at the pep rally. SUncLexch zicLaanian. SALTSBURG HIGH SiXndsxcCi zicLannian SALTSBURG HIGH '4 S.H.S. girls look great with their smiles. Sophomores and Juniors enjoy the pep rally. {linJ,£Zcfaiinian. SALTSBURG HIGH m nAslcfaiiintn. SALTSBURG HIGH J UNIORS � «� “ a Ab°',e' b Advis°fS' Butefbaug a - Above: Vince Ciocca—President, Barb McMillen—Treasurer, Trent Buterbaugh—Vice-President, Twila Burrell — Secretary. Mike Alt man Christie Bowers Bob Brown Michelle Brown Mike Brown Rich Brown Sam Brown r J UNIORS Twila Burrell Trent Butcrbaugh Brenda CarJiahan Brian Carr Brett Casciere John Ciconvv Vince Ciocca Amy Curran Jennifer Dunn Dennis Elliott Twyle Fairman Scott Fatta Eric Fletcher Julie Hall Brian Hamilton Wayne Harvat Sandy Kaylor Joe Kelley Kim Kinnan Anette Kunig Charles Lapc Jim Libengood Tammy Lupvan Mike Maruca Larry Matson Amy McAdams Barbie McMillen Roy Millen Erika Mitchell Larry Morton Kim Oswalt Barbie Painter Jennie Palmer Mark Prenni Chrissy Reese Michelena Rocco Suzie Roush Christine Schardt Elmer Shearer Tammy Shondclmyer Denise Shoup Marcy Silliman Eric Sisk Donald Smathers Ken Sinitli Lisa Solcr Sherry Thomas Eric Urban Tracy Wannett Shellv Warnick Lisa Wells Bryan Williams John Wright Heather Young Ed Zona 77 OPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers—George Griffin— Treasurer, Brenda Butchkoski — Secretary, Marci Kinnan— Vice-President, Gary Mash—President, Mr. Sadecky—Advisor. 78 Tom Adair Michele Allison Pam Aimes Joe Baker Mara Lynne Barreiro Jim Barrett Beverly Bates Scotty Bee Steve Beiglilev Ben Beil Barry Bollinger Lance Bonelli Mary Booth Sam Brosko Bob Brown Mary Ann Bruzda David Buceo Lisa Buchinsky Stacy Buck Brenda Butchkoski Richard Campbell Deana Cicone Kim Cornell Pete Dick Shawn Donahugh Sean Duke Renee Eckenrod Bob Eckenrode Greg Elwood Diana Emanuel Christine Gaskill Daniel Gresko Wayne Grguric George Griffin Brandon Gvenes Photo Missing: Ronald White Terrie Hall Teressa Hicks Daniel Higgs Jim Homer Eddie Hudson Bob Huffman Dawn Humbert Keitii Jennings Aerica Johnson Lori Johnson Jennifer Jones Bob Kachonik Becky Kelly Jane Kelly Marci Kinnan Tiffany Kulha Sabine Kunig Glenn Larimer Gary Mash Marc McCall Kathy McKendrick Karen McKnight Lorraine McKnight Stacy McMunn Heather McQuaide Aaron Miller Kim Miller Kim Xagg Christine Orvosh Shelly Parson Rob Plahs Jackie Pratt low Prenni Calvin Ramsden Curtis Ramsden Jacquie Richard Michael Roman Tammy Shannon Kristie Shaulis Jack Shermenti Brenda Shirley Terry Sinclair Paul Sloan Dawn Smith Ken Sokolowski Billie Jo Sorbin Tim Sorbin Justine Stano Barbie Stapleton Richard Strawser Paul Tarr Lori Thomas James Trkula Jim Turk Theresa Varner Brady Volpe Tony Waugaman Julie White Kendra Wiser Lori Zona 79 RESHMEN FrCShmCIl ElclSS Officers------------Melissa Grguric—Treasurer, Melissa Thomas—Secre- tary, Mrs. Fello—Advisor, Tricia Brown—Vice President, Greg Buell—President. 80 Janel Adams Kirn Anneechini Kim Bair Jennifer Bender Timothy Bender Lnann Brink Tricia Brown Greg Buell Frederick Burris Kim Clawson Wendy Danilowicz Angelina Dilascio Scott Ditch Shawn Duffalo Billie Jo Dunn Angela Eckenrode Marlene El wood Eric Fox James Gibbons Timothy Gibbons Veronica Gresko Freshmen Melissa Grguric Toni Gularski Lori Gunter James Hamilton Bruce Heiplc Peter Higgs Carol Hileinan Stacy Irwin Craig Jennings Rick John Jason .Jones Danny Jorgenson Kimberly Karabin Heather Kennedy C.J. Klein Michelle Laughlin Lisa Lupyan Lisa Lynch Cathy McKenna Steve McKnight Michelle Morton Becky Negley Corina Newhouse Robbie Orr Michael Palmer Frank Petro Amy Pierce Amy Pistininzi Corey Pistininzi Robert Pollock Amber Power Marlene Pratt Becky Ramsden Tammy Reese Tiffany Rocco Ronda Shaffer Keith Shannon Crystal Shawley Lisa Shearer Chad Shumaker Brian Sinclair Joe Slapinski Bryon Smith Christopher Sphon Tom Stapleton Steve Steele Jennifer Stoudnour Randy Strong Jason Thomas Melissa Thomas Dane Williams 81 E IGHTH grade 82 Nick Allison Tim Allshouse Brenda Auen Lori Bair Adam Barreiro Kristee Bates Robbie Beatty Michelle Bender Audra Bishop Ian Brown Tom Brown Carleen Buccardo John Burglund Jane Burris Amy Campbell Jon Cornell Jackie Cribbs Stephanie Cup Alexis D'Angelo Tracy Drury Jamie Eckenrode E ighth Grade Tricia Egry Gregg Eichman Justin Emanuel Heather Gordish Wendy Grants Steve Gularski Jane Holbrook Rusty Hruska Tammy John Cortney Johnson Sonya Jordan Terrill Keiin Stephanie Kwisnek John Lapc Amber Marts Michael Miller Sheila Moore Jerry Morton Donna Murphy Stephen Murphy Tammy Mutzabaugh Greg Nagg Mike Newhouse Brenda Painter Eric Palmer Let ha Plahs Kim Porter Susan Radomski f Angela Ravenscroft Deanna Richards John Roush Marsha Rugh Wendy Sage Joe Sharon Mike Shaulis Bonnie Shearer Heidi Shearer Terri Shupe Janet Sokolowski Renee Stano Angelina Stewart Cheri Stitt Leslie Stitt Lori Stuller Chris Sullivan Erica Swierkosz John Turnbull Jennifer Waugaman Veronica Wells Brian Wiglc Lonnv Woodring Ken Yingling Chris Zagrodnichek 83 Seventh grade Michael Adair Amy Atkinson Rebecca Ball Michael Bartolini Jessica Bates Sonya Battistelli Tina Baxter Lonnie Beatty Robbie Bee Robert Bender Bradley Bollinger Curtis Brown Holly Brown Jolene Buccardo Matthew Burglund Aaron Buterbaugh James Clawson Paula Clawson Charlotte Conn Lisa Cribbs Dina Dilascio Chad DufTalo Charlie Dumbaugh Clark Fairman Daniel Fennell Lee Gaskill Daniel Gibbons Chris Greenawalt Arthur Grguric Becky Guiher Amy Hall Michelle Hamilton Dana Hilinski Michael Hoak Brad Hoyle 84 Craig Hutton Thomas Johnson Jennifer Jones Jamie Kelley Mark Kelly Megan Klein Mark Koffman Stacy Kralik Mark Lape Gregory Larimer Kevin Latimer Kathryn Lawson Matthew Lewis Kenneth Lindenberg Joe Loaskie Susan Lytle Daryl McKendrick Shannon McMilien Renaye Moore Anthony Moran John Morris Holly Murphy Serena Myers Rodney Nagg Nancy Newhouse Heather Parker William Petro Susan Pierce Autumn Power Jeremy Ravenscroft Wendy Roland Kelly Ruebel Julian Seger Barbara Shannon Tracey Shannon Tracy Shearer Wendy Shearer Theresa Shoupe Donald Simpson Charles Smith Tammy Smith Denise Smvers Melissa. Spellane Edward Stevens Michael Strong David Stuller Rhonda Suman Steve Thomas Stephen Trkula Nanette Valore Misty Varner Robert Walston Elizabeth Weimer John Welsh Sammy White Ricky Wodowski Melissa Wojcik Mark Zerfoss 85 The new recruits for cheerleading—Dave Okopal, Jack Nagg, Gary Cribbs, Joey Ruble, and Mark Yeager—demonstrate an outstanding performance at the pep rally! ----: Organization! —-----------Organization!_________________ SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH 86 Taking Part In Phe Action --- Oxganizationi.. SALTSBURG HIGH . iOiganizationi. SALTSBURG HIGH Left: Jim Turk and Dennis Elliott are in perfect rhythm at the Dance-A-Thon. The student council organized a Dance-A-Thon to raise money for Children’s Hospital and the student bod r did an outstanding job by raising a total of 84,700 at the dance. Above: Using the latest technology’, Dennis Elliot analy-ses the comput-er’s message. mm [v?M I'v.v- W ■: $ $??£ i � 11 � .t,V«Y fcv : :«• . , v.w-;v.v .V.VAVi'.V.W.V.'.V {v; avaV wav.i ••avAv v.'aw. iiiini'iti MV; ♦.... � •« � i • • • ♦'� • • V l V.V.' k � � • � 1 Bkx � •« . ■L ■« W® I •v.W.V'. I r m +'- t ing and Queen ack Nagg and Jody Kelly 18 Sweater Hop USHERS—Michelle Laughlin CROWN BEARERS—Corey ADVISOR—Mrs. Fcllo and Steve McKnight Pistininzi and Becky Negley Taminy DeLuca escorted by Dan Jorgensen Right: Terry Griinplin escorted by Greg Buell Jody Kelly escorted by Bryon Smith Above: Crystal Machak escorted by Jason Jones Right: Theresa Miller escorted by Chris Sphon Above: Dave Okopal escorted by Melissa Thomas Left: Jack Nagg escorted by Melissa Grguric Below: Mark Yeager escorted by Kim Clawson Gary Cribbs escorted by Jennifer Stoudnour 9 Take Me As I Am John Morris, Marlene Pratt and Amy Pierce (above) take a break from dancing at the Sweater Hop. The special moments of the Sweater Hop (top) will always be remembered by Dave and Jody. Members of the court (right) enjoy the dance as well as the crowning. The 1987 Freshmen Sweater Hop| Jason and Dan (left) talk over their plans for after the dance. Trent, George, and Sam (below) think the S.H.S. Sweater Hop is Number One! Dennis Elliot (far left) does some heavy rappin’. Senior Vo-Tech Members Above: Using a hand held bandsaw, Brian Corridoni makes way for the outlets. Right: Jim Bruner and Don Kelly rewire their outlets during their last year in Vo-Tech. Row 1: Mike Seger, Ron Grcsko, Rudy Battistelli, Mark Turnbull. Row 2: Roxanne White, Tammy Shoupe, Lee Ann Grguric, Crystal Ma-chak, Lonnie Shaw-ley, Anna Brown, Sue Carr. Row 3: Dave Rocco, Sherry Liben-good, Mike Zombotti Carole Matson, Brian Corridoni, Melinda McKeever, McKeever, Dave Row 4: Shawn Blankenship, Rob Reese, Mike Bair, Ken For-sha, Larry Mark Fox, Don Kelly, Jim Bruner. Ron Gresko checks the pressure on the valve. T raining for the Future Junior Vo-Tech Members Row 1: Kristi Bowers, Denise Shoupe, Chris Schardt, Michclcna Rocco, Jennifer Dunn, Brenda Carnahan, Twyle Fairman. Row 2: Ed Zona, Mike Brown, Charles Lape, Eric Urban, Larry Matson, Ken Smith. Row 3: Brett Casciere, Dennis Elliot, Eric Fletcher. T nlimited Opportunii Sophomore Vo-Tech Members Row 1: Paul Sloan, Acrica Johnson, Tammy Hall, Becky Kelly, Theresa Varner, Stacy Buck, Rob Plalis. Row 2: Marc McCall, Tim Sorbin, Bob Huffman, Keith Jennings, Lance Bonelli, Scott Bee, Glen Larimer. Row 3: Sam Brosko, Jack Shermenti, Calvin Ramsdcn, Dan Gresko, Greg Elwood, Brandon Gvenes. Theresa Varner helps prepare the salad bar. “Please God, let this tail light work.”—Jim Barrett. “Take the picture so I work!”—Greg Elwood National-Technical School Left: Dave Carr finishes his project in the rnasonrv shop. Far left: Lonnie Shawlev unrolls the mannequin’s hair. Top: Brett Casciere sands the cab of the truck. -� ‘v.mn ——1—| Above: Larry Jones displays his electrical Above. Tim Sorbin and his board, advisor check over their work, Left: “These darn )liers never work.”— ?ob Reese. Clarinets—Row 1: Lisa Cribbs, Susan Radomski, Veronica Wells, Alexis D’Angelo. Row 2: Stephanie Kwisnek, Beverly Bates, Jennifer Waugaman, Michelle Bender. Row 3: Terry Sinclair, Shelly Warnick, Lisa Buchinsky. 100 Strike Up The Band Colorguard Sherry Liben-good, Anna Brown, Renee Eckenrode, Aerica Johnson, Toni Gu-larski, Amy McAdams. Saltsburg Marching Band—Row 1. Coreen Brady, Renee Eckenrode, Aerica Johnson, Anna Brown, Toni Gularski, Sherry Libengood, Amy McAdams, Diana Emanuel. Row 2: Tiffany Kulha, Mary Ann Bruzda, Shannon McMillcn, Chris Orvosh, Lori Gunter, Dawn Smith, Barbie Stapleton, Kristie Shaulis, Kristie Bates, Brenda Carnahan, Twyle Fairman. Row 3: Lori Johnson, Wendy Metcalf, Sherri Bell, Dec Fails, Charlie Duxnbaugh, Amy Pistininzi, LuAnn Brink, Jennifer Stoudnour, Jennifer Bender, Carol Hileman, Steven Murphy, John Burglund, Matt Burglund, Stacy McMunn, Michelle Brown, Liz Orr. Row 4: Wendy-Sage, Cortncy Johnson, Becky Guiher, Stephanie Kwisnck, Jennifer Waugaman, Michelle Bender, Brenda Shirley, Alexis D'Angelo, Robbie Orr, Ian Brown, Robbie Beattyr. Row 5: Dane Williams, Cheri Stitt, Heather Gordish, Wendy Grantz, Erica Swierkosz, Marsha Rugh, Jackie Cribbs, Lisa Cribbs, Kelly Ruebel, Ed Stevens. Row 6: Veronica Wells, Susan Radomski, Shelly- Warnick, Kathy Guiher, Heather Young, Terry-Sinclair, Lisa Buchinsky-. Teressa Hicks, Beverly- Bates, Brady Volpe. Synchronized Steps Brass—Row 1: Robbie Orr, Ed Stevens, Dane Williams. Row 2: Kathy Guiher, Brady Volpe. Rifles—Row 1: Brenda Carnahan, Twyle Fairman. Row 2: Tiffany Kula, Mary Ann Bruzda. 102 Flutes—Row 1: Charlie Dumbaugh, Wendy Sage. Row 2: Brenda Shirley, Cortney Johnson, Kelly Ruebel, Jennifer Stoudnour. Row 3: Carol Hileman, Cheri Stitt, Heather Gordish, Jennifer Bender. Row 4: Amy Pistininzi, Erica Swierkosz, LuAnn Brink. Percussion—Row 1: Matt Burglund, Wendy Grantz, Robbie Beatty, John Burglund, Ian Brown, Teressa Hicks, Dee Fails. Flag Team—Row I. Coreen Brady, Michelle Brown. Row 2: Diana Emanuel, Wendy Metcalf, Sherri Bell, Stacy McMunn, Lori Johnson. Liz Orr— Drum Majorette vs- 4 'V V- ■■■I Majorettes— Dawn Smith, Kristie Shaulis, Chris 0 r v o s h , Kristie Bates, Barbie Stapleton, Lori Gunter, Shannon McMillen. 103 Playing Their Tunes Mixed Chorus—Row 1: Diana Emanuel, Carol Hileman, LuAnn Brink, Wendy Sage, Cortney Johnson, Jennifer Bender, Brenda Shirley, Heather Gordish, Cheri Stitt. Row 2: Liz Orr, Charlie Dumbaugh, Kelly Ruebel, Erica Swierkosz, Jennifer Stoudnour, Amy Pistininzi, Lisa Buchinsky, Beverly Bates, Terry Sinclair, Christine Orvosh. Row 3: Shelly Warnick, Michelle Bender, Veronica Wells, Susan Radomski, Stephanie Kwisnek, Lisa Cribbs, Jennifer Waugaman, Heather Young, Jackie Cribbs, Marsha Rugh, Becky Guiher, Michelle Brown, Teressa Hicks, Wendy Grantz. Row 4: Dan Higgs, Robbie Orr, Robbie Beatty, Brady Volpe, Ian Brown, Peter Higgs, John Burglund, Dane Williams, Matt Burglund, Ed Stevens, Steven Murphy, Kathy Guiher. District Band Brenda Shirley Kathy Guiher Elizabeth Orr (Regional also) Brady Volpe 104 J.D. and Wayne are always anxious to go to their club to learn how to mount different animals. 105 J axidermy Row 1: Jim Libengood, Jack Nagg, Vince Ciocca, Mark Stano, Tom Fennell, Lance Bonnelli, Mr. Hunter—Advisor, Richard Thomas. Row 2: Wayne Harvat, David Okopal, Mark Prenni, Gary Mash, Ben Bell, Steve McMunn, Shawn Blankenship, Mike Bair. Row 3: Scott Fatta, Lew Prenni, Joe Kelley, Dave Brown, Donald Smathers. Taxidermy is a complicated art. It reqtxires an understanding of dying, tanning, mechancis, 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. Student Council Officers—Marlia Buell— Treasurer, Susan Fulton— Secretary, Mark Prenni—Vice President, Tracy Prenni— President, Mr. Klim-chock—Advisor. 106 tudent Council Row 1: Jamie Kelley, Becky Guiher, Jackie Cribbs, Alexis D’Angelo, Janet Sokolowski, Beverly Bates. Row 2: Mike Bartolini, Tracy Prenni, Sue Fulton, Jody Kelly, Marlia Buell, Christine Orvosh, Mary Booth, Melissa Thomas. Row 3: Steve Murphy, Jason Jones, Mike Newhouse, Greg Buell, Trent Buterbaugh, Vince Ciocca, Mark Prenni. Hosts Dance-A-Thon for Children’s Hospital Earns 84,700. Yearbook Senior High Yearbook Members—Row 1: Sam Brown, Kim Cornell, Kathie McKendrick, Karen McKnight, Barbie Painter, Sherry Thomas, Kim Kinnan, Sandy Kaylor. Row: 2: Marlia Buell, MaryAnn Capuzzi, Barbie McMillen, Jody Kelly, Jennifer Jancay, Amy Curran, Kim Miller, Julie Hall, Lisa Soler. Row 3: Lorraine McKnight, Erika Mitchell, Chrissy Reese, Stacy McMunn, Richard Strawser, Kim Irwin, Sue Fulton, Chuck Resnick, Tracy Prenni, Amy Brothers, Patty Hockenburry, Michelle Brown. Junior High Yearbook Members—Row 1: Adam Barriero, Rick John, Tammy John, Ronda Shaffer, Donna Murphy, Jackie Cribbs. Row 2: Amy Pierce, Veronica Gresko, Marlene Pratt, Lisa Shearer, Janel Adams, Bonnie Shearer, Kim Clawson, Tricia Brown. R o w 3: Wendy Sage, Tammy Mutzabaugh, Cortney Johnson, Amber Martz, Kim Bair, Stephanie Kwisnek, Wendy Grantz. Row 4: Charlie Dumbaugh, Jennifer Jones, Becky Guiher, Tammy Smith, Jamie Kelley, Alexis D’Angelo, Toni Gularksi, Cathy McKenna, Angel Stewart, Heather Kennedy. Row 5: Holly Jo Brown, Amy Hail, Missy Spellane, Paula Clawson, Janet Sokolowski, Jamie Eckenrode, Angela Eckenrode, Amber Power. Row 6: Jennifer Waugaman, Cheri Stitt, Jane Holbrook, Susan Radomski, Tina Baxter, Angelina DiLascio, Kim Karabin. 107 f arbook Yearbook Editors—Row 1: Jody Kelly, Chuck Resnick, Kim Cornell, Tammy DeLuca, Row 2: Mrs. Shirley—Advisor, MaryAnn Capuzzi, Tracy Prenni, Marlia Buell, Steve McMunn. Below right: Steve McMunn prepares another layout for the yearbook. Below: With the aide of the computer, Marlia Buell completes her senior index project. 109 Marlia, MaryAnn, Chuck, and Tracy find their pictures in last year’s yearbook. jn ditors Below: Going to the files, two year veteran Chuck Resnick looks for the nerfect oicture. Below left: Tammy and Jody research their topic. Below right: Solo sophomore in a world of seniors, Kim Cornell finds ideas for this year’s La Saltianna. tudent ecretaries More than 30 percent of help-wanted ads for secretarial positions specify word processing com-puter skills—or the willingness to learn them. A survey of newspaper ads, conducted by Professional Secretaries International, also revealed that employers want intelligent and creative secretaries with decision-making abilities and superior problemsolving skills. Bosses look for dedication, motivation, commitment, ambition, enthusiasm, energy, stamina, and the ability to juggle many things at once. Under the direction of Mrs. Rogers, student secretaries combine skills and style! the best! Sitting: Bridget Cornman, Marcy Ashbaugh, Darla Aimes, Leigh Anne Shannon, Pam Kier, Diann Cornman. Standing: Kim Irwin, Mrs. Rogers—Advisor, Tammy DeLuca. 110 T owder Puff Senior Powder Puff Team—Row 1: Dorinda Fails, Carole Matson, Liz Orr, Wendy Metcalf, Marcy Ashbaugh, Jody Kelly. Row 2: Anna Brown, Tammy DeLuca, Theresa Miller, Coreen Brady, Sherri Bell, Mary Swartz, Chris Bee, Crystal Machak. Row 3: Matt Dumbaugh—Coach, Tracy Prenni, MaryAnn Capuzzi, Susan Fulton, Jack Nagg—Coach, Marlia Buell, Dave Okopal—Coach. Row 4: Mike Huffman—Coach, Gary Cribbs—Coach. Above: Mr. Trunzo — Coordinator Junior Powder Puff Team—Row 1: Julie Hall, Barbie McMillen, Twila Burrell, Barbie Painter, Sherry Thomas, Kim Kinnan, Sandy Kaylor. Row 2: Amy Curran, Anette Kunig, Jennifer Palmer, Shelly Warnick, Lisa Wells, Tammy Lupyan, Michelle Brown, Erika Mitchell, Lisa Soler. Row 3: Coaches—Bryan Williams, Sam Brown, Rich Brown. Ill f 'horus Mixed ( llorus—Row 1: Tammy Shondelmeyer, Cathy McKenna, Sheila Moore, Theresa Shoupe, Tammy Mutzabaugh, Tricia Egry, Wendy Shearer, Letha Plahs, Jessica Bates, Tammy Smith, Tammy John, Row 2: Rebecca Ball, Serena Myers, Kathie McKendrick, Stacy McMunn, Susan Pierce, Janel Adams, Marlene Pratt, Lisa Shearer, Tracy Wannett, Heidi Shearer, Bonnie Shearer, Susan Lytle, Dorinda Fails, Chris Zagrodnichek. Row 3: Lisa Lupyan, Billie Jo Dunn, Steve McKnight, Tim Bender, Mary Booth, Julie White, Renee Eckenrode, Lorraine McKnight, Kim Nagg, Tammy Lupyan, Johna Lawson, Diana Emanuel, Neva Barreiro, Kathy Guiher, J.D. Libengood.______ 112 District Chorus— J.D. Libengood and Dorinda Fails. Missing from photo: Kim Oswalt. ,Junior High County Chorus—Row 1: Rebecca Ball, Sheila Moore, Tricia Shoupe, Jessica Bates, Tammy Smith. Row 2: Wendy Shearer, Letha Plahs, Tricia Egry, Tammy Mutzabaugh, Tammy John, Chris Zagrodnichek. Row 3: Serena Myers, Lisa Lupyan, Billie Jo Dunn, Janel Adams, Lisa Shearer, Bonnie Shearer, Heidi Shearer. Missing from photo: Kim Karabin. Senior High County Chorus—Row 1: Stacy McMunn, Tammy Lupyan, Tracy Wannett, James Liben-good. Row 2: Julie White, Mary Booth, Diane Emanuel, Dorinda Fails, Neva Barriero. Missing from photo: Mara Lynn Barreiro, Amy Brothers, Kim Oswalt, Karen McKnight. 113 Row 1: Mrs. Wiemer—Advisor, Terry Grimplin, Lee Ann Grguric, Janet Sokolowski, Jackie Cribbs, Stephanie Cup, Wendy Sage. Row 2: Christine Gaskill, Lori Zona, Heather Parker, Amy Atkinson, Lisa Cribbs, Charlie Dumbaugh, Jessica Bates. Row 3: Veronica Gresko, Heather Kennedy, Amy Pierce, Matt Lewis, Aaron Butherbaugh, Becky Guiher, Tammy Mutzabaugh, Kelly Ruebel, Mrs. Fello—Advisor n raft Club A outh Education Association Y.E.A. members are always happy to aide teachers and students. Row 1: Melinda McKeever, Lori Johnson, Jennifer Jones, Jennifer Jancay, Amy McAdams, Erika Mitchell.Row 2: Kathy Guiher—President, Diann Cornman, Anna Brown—Vice President, Carole Matson, Sherri Bell, Amy Curran, Marci Kinnan, Dawn Smith. Row 3: Mrs. Stiffler— Advisor, Teressa Hicks, Brenda Shirley, Terry Sinclair, Julie White, Dawn Humbert, Brenda Butchkoski, Mrs. Carey—Advisor. Missing from photo: Amy Brothers—Secretarv and Darla Aimes— Treasurer. 115 altshaker Above: Editors—Pam Kier and Darla Aimes. Chief Editor— Kathy Guiher. Right: Mrs. Buterbaugh and Kathy Guiher discuss plans for the next edition of the Saltshaker. Sitting: Mrs. Buterbaugh—Advisor, Diana Emanuel, Dorinda Fails, Mara Lynn Barrciro, Neva Barreiro. Standing: Joe Kelley, Dave Brown, Matt Balsley, Darla Aimes, Pam Kier, Kathy Guiher, Beverly Bates, Rich Thomas, Mark Prenni. 116 r hotography Photography Club—Row 1: Mr. Flack—Advisor, Lisa Soler, Heather Young, Michele Clawson— Secretary, Tammy DeLuca. Row 2: Liz Orr—Vice-President, Jody Kelly, Marcy Ashbaugh, Susan Fulton, Chuck Resnick—President, Tracy Prenni, Trent Buterbaugh, Anette Kunig, Tammy Lupyan, Kim Kinnan. Above: Chuck, Liz, and Michele, the Photography Club officers, study the different parts of the Pentax camera. Left: Trent Buterbaugh demonstrates the dedication it takes to be a photographer at S.H.S. 117 pecial Olympics 7 Olympics Row 1: Holly Jo Brown, Brenda Auen, Mrs. Fello—Sponsor. Row 2: Scott Bee, Joey Baker, Jim Horner, Sam White, Daryl McKendrick, Bob Brown. Junior Firemen r roadcast Club Above: Row 1: Jennifer Bender, LuAnn Brink, Marlia Buell. Row 2: Sherry Libengood, Rich Thomas, Brady Volpe, Chuck Resnick, Vince Ciocca, Lew Prenni, Teressa Hicks. Left: Mrs. Buter- baugh—Advisor, Trent Buterbaugh. Above: After announcing in the mornings, Marlia feels more confident speaking at the pep assembly. Trent and Vince are always eager to locate the latest news to report to the student body! 119 Row 1: MaryAnn Capuzzi, Crystal Machak, Jody Kelly, Michele Clawson, Marlia Buell, Jennifer Jancay, Michelena Rocco, Kim Cornell, Beverly Bates, Coreen Brady, Wendy Metcalf, Sherri Bell, Mary Swartz, Theresa Miller, Tammy DeLuca, Pam Kier, Kathy Guiher. Row 2: Dennis Elliot, Dave Brown, Jack Nagg, Dave Okopal, Chuck Resnick, Matt Dumbaugh, Bob Kachonik, Vince Ciocca, Sue Fulton, Tracy Prenni, Sabine Kunig, Erika Mitchell, Kim Nagg, Marcy Ashbaugh, Liz Orr, Anette Kunig, Twila Burrell. Row 3: Mike Huffman, Mike Zombotti, Mark Yeager, Mark Prenni, Joe Kelley, Jim Libengood, Mike Brown, Brett Casciere, Rich Brown, Sam Brown, Bryan Williams, Bob Shannon, Scott Fatta. Varsity Club Officers Mr. Trunzo—Advisor, Jack Nagg— Vice President, Marcy Ashbaugh— Secretary, Mike Huffman—President, Liz Orr—Treasurer. 120 ational Honor Society National Honor Society—Row 1: Lee Ann Grguric, Michelena Rocco, Heather Young, Lisa Soler, Crystal Machak, Jennifer Jancay, Wendy Metcalf, Dorinda Fails, Neva Barreiro. Row 2: Sherri Bell, Coreen Brady, Theresa Miller, Amy Curran, Anette Kunig, Michelle Brown, Jody Kelly, Liz Orr, Susan Fulton, Tracy Prenni, MaryAnn Capuzzi, Marlia Buell, Mr. Gordish—Advisor. Row 3: Richard Thomas, Vince Ciocca, Joe Kelley, Mark Prenni, Chuck Resnick, Scott Fatta, Matt Balsley, Trent Buterbaugh. Officers: Jody Kelly — President, Mr. Gordish— Advisor, Liz Orr—Vice-President, Jennifer Jancay— Secretary, Wendy Metcalf— Treasurer, Mr. V argo—A d visor. 121 Charles Lape, Dave Bair, Mike Altman, Ed Hudson, Curtis Ramsden, John Clark, Brian Livengood, Mr. Veach—Advisor, Bill Clawson. n uture Farmers of America - a°F 1? A Those students at Saltsburg High School who are enrolled in vocational agriculture join together to form the national organization known as the Future Farmers of America. FFA is an integral part of the curriculum of vocational agriculture departments in the public school systems. The students involved in this club are exposed to many activities. These projects include field trips to the fair, farm shows, and an annual fruit sale. Since many members of the F.F.A. are looking to careers in farming or dealing with agriculture, this club gives them some of the experience and background they need. F.F.A. members learn by taking part in conducting meetings, speaking in public, participating in contests, earning awards and recognition, and becoming involved in cooperative efforts and community improvement. This organization clearly strives to achieve its main goal which is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. F.F.A. OFFICERS Row 1: John Clark—President. Row 2: Mr. each-Advisor, Bill Clawson— Vice President, Curtis Ramsden— Sentinel, C.J. Klein—Student Advisor, Ed Hudson—Treasurer. 122 Row 1: Terrill Keim, Mrs. Buter-baugh — Advisor, Pam Kier, Robin Shawley Row 2: Marlia Buell, Theresa Shoupe, Amy Hall, Wendy Shearer. Row 1: Sonya Batti-stelli, Tiffany Roc-co, Denise Smyers, Tricia Egrv, Ricky Wodowski. Row 2: Nick Allison, Paula Clawson, Stacy Mc-Munn, Holly Brown, Stacy Kra-lik. Row 3: Bryan Williams, Andy Hoyle, Rick John, Bruce Heiple, Keith Shannon, Mr. Klim-chock—Advisor. 123 tudents - gainst riving runk S. A. D . D. Officers— Advisors— Mrs. Lasher and Mrs. Cunningham, Bob Shannon—Secretary, Mary-Ann Capuzzi—President, Crystal Machak— Vice President, Mary Swartz—Treasur- er. Senior High S.A.D.D. Members—Row 1: Dorinda Fails, Tammy Shondelmyer, Shelly Parson, Kim Cornell, Jackie Richards, Kristie Shaulis, Christine Orvosh, Neva Barrciro, Barb Stapleton, Michelena Rocco. Row 2: Patty Hockenburrv, Kim Irwin, MaryAnn Capuzzi, Beverly Bates, Jennie Palmer, Bob Shannon, Lonnie Shawley, Lori Thomas, Mary Booth, Crystal Machak, Coreen Brady, Justine Stano, Mrs. Cunningham—Advisor. Row 3: Mrs. Lasher—Advisor, Sue Carr, Chris Bee, Shelly Warnick, Michelle Brown, Lisa Wells, Tiffany Kulha, Becky Kelly, Mary Swartz, Theresa Varner, Lorraine McKnight, Melissa Shermenti, Tammy Shoup, Bridget Cornman. Row 4: Kim Oswalt, Aerica Johnson, Kathie McKendrick, Billie Jo Sorbin, Sherry Libengood, Kendra Wiser, Deana Cicone, Stacy Buck, Kim Nagg, Diana Emanuel. 124 Junior High SA.D.D. Members—Row 1: Rodney Nagg, Steve Trkula, Rob Wolston, Eric Palmer, Kenny Lindenberg, Mark Lape. Row 2: Mark Kelly, John Morris, Kevin Latimer, Peter Higgs, Brian Wiggle, Adam Barriero, Tommy Johnson, Greg Larimer. Row 3: Mrs. Lasher—Advisor, Terri Shupe, Cathy McKenna, Carol Hileman, Misty Varner, Missy Spellane, Jamie Kelley, Cortney Johnson, Megan Klein, Tammy John, Mrs. Cunningham—Advisor. Row 4: Serena Myers, Beth Weimer, Kathy Lawson, Michelle Laughlin, Lisa Lupyan, Billie Jo Dunn, Stacy Irwin, Susan Lytle, Melissa Wojcik, Susan Pierce. Row 5: Toni Gularski, Bonnie Shearer, Kim Porter, Nanette Valore, Rebecca Ball, Stephanie Kwisnek, Heidi Shearer, Janel Adams, Angel Gymnastic Club Members—Row 1: Amy Pistininzi, Becky Negley, Barb McMillen, Michelle Morton, Corina Newhouse, Melissa Grguric, Jennifer Stoudnour. Row 2: Miss Metrisin—Advisor, 125 C ommitted To Knowledge Jacuity Jaca[tu___________________ SALTSBURG HIGH SALTSBURG HIGH Dr. Richard G. Watson Principal Nancy Guiher Secretary to the Principal Jody Kelly and her friends share an idea with Dr. Watson. dministration 86-87 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND OF I)K. RICHARD G WATSON Institution Major Degree Date 1 Jerry Area High School Academic Diploma May Derry. PA 1964 St Vincent College Political B.S. May Lotrobc, PA Science 1968 Indiana University of PA Guidance and M.Ed. August Indiana, PA Counseling 1973 Duqucsnc University Secondary Certificate August Pittsburgh.PA Principal 1978 University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Letter of June Pittsburgh, PA Superintendent Eligibility 1984 University of Pittsburgh Educational Ph.D August Pittsburgh, PA Administration 1986 128 Helen Lewis Teresa Zahornacky A dm inis tra ti ve Superin tendent’s Secretary_______________Secretary______ SPECIAL THANKS Wc. at Salisbury High School, would like to take this opportunity to state our appreciation to our buril members and administrators lor the many long hours they have spent in shaping the U.- • «l I- � i i..i: j.11.mis |.,1 MiiWiidc isOn Blairsvillc Salmhurg _ _ Blairsville-Saltsburg School board—Row 1: Gorden Nelmes, Helen H. Joyce— Secretary Busines Manager, Val Lazar—President, Myron Kok, George Butler. Row 2: Wayne George, Leonard LaMantia, Sr., Paula B. Daskivich, William P. Powell—Vice-President, William I. Maxwell.------------------------------------------------------- 129 Jim Bothell English kX. At' i ; o E ducation 86-87 A Commitment To Excellence High expectations are set not only for students at Salts-burg High School but also for the faculty. The teachers have maintained excellence by being organized, energetic, conscientious, and creative. They continually strive to meet the individual needs of their students. They continue their education to be aware of changing needs strategies, and conditions to prepare their students for today’s world. Academic excellence is achieved at S.H.S. by exploring the students’ interest, capitalizing on their successes, and enabling them to develop self-confidence. It is our teachers’ professionalism and dedication that contributed to the academic excellence at S.H.S. Six new teachers added their experience and ideas to this year’s teaching staff. We welcome Mr. Bothell, Miss Cooper, Mrs. Fello, Mrs. Hartman, Mr. Kliin-chock, and Miss Metrisin. Norman Bortz Industrial Arts Carol Buterbaugh English Barb Cooper Reading Grace Carey Librarian Mary Lee Cunningham Physical Education Joanne Foster Music Jerry Gasperini English Patty George Science Ted Gordish Math Top: Mrs. Fello and Sam White check over the reading vocabulary words. Above: Mr. Gordish always provides a little humor in his class. 13 Top: Diet Coke and a hoagie is one of Mr. Klimchock’s favorite lunches. Above: Mrs. Hartman teaches French with a smile! 32 Grace Gottuso History Jeanne Hartman French Susan Jack Remedial Reading John Hamp Math and Science Ed Hunter Biology Kevin Judge English ducation 86-87 Rick Klimchock Guidance Counselor Linda Lasher Band Rick Lowman History Helen McGinnis Art Complete Educational Experience Judy Swasy Math Tom Trunzo Business Steve Vargo Guidance and Math Keith Veach Agriculture Top: Mr. Sadecky has some great tips for Ken Forsha. Above: In Mrs. Roger’s class, Sherry Thomas can write in shorthand and talk at the same time! Weimer to back him up! Mr. Young consults John Turnbull for his opinion on the topic. 36 - ducation 86-87 A Stimulating Learning Environment Lee Hemphill Sybil Pistininzi Teacher-Nurses Aide truant Officer Jim Brank Ron Wagner Fred Hemphill Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance The 1986-87 La Saltianna Staff Is Grateful to All Those Who Made This Book Possible. Without Their Ads and Contributions, We Never Could Have Been Successful. They Were There When We Needed Them. Help Us Return the Favor. Debbie. Paul, and Kara Shirley Carol, John, and Scott YVeimer Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Clawson Toni, “Louie”, Maria, Greg, Melissa, and T.J. Thomas Loyalhanna TYVP. Fire Department L.J.S. Transport—Len and Becky Stiffler Best of Luck to the Class of '87 and to the underclassmen—Ralph, Marsha, Michelle and Ian Brown. Julian’s Pharmacy and SMS Medical Supply 237 Washington Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 (412) 639-9022 Congratulations Seniors! Dr Jeffrey A. Cavalancia 158 E. Market Street P.O. Box 354 Blairsville, PA 15717 (412) 459-5811 Saltsburg Shop-n-Save Kris and Gary Wheatly Owners 639-3637 or 639-9966 Candy’s Ceramic Shop RD'2 Box 359B Saltsburg, PA 15681 Open: Tues, YVed.. Thurs. 8 AM-9PM 468-4760 Shondelmver and Sons Backhoe and General Hauling RI) 1 Box 359B Saltsburg, PA 15681 468-4760 Congratulations class of ’87 from Mr. and Mrs. David Fello. Charlene and Bill Charlie Hoak Chuck and Irene Kelly Bobby Mar H.W. Sutton Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Carey David O. Kerr Dennis, Nancy, Kathy, and Becky Guiher Steele and Betty Bell Saltsburg Tropical Fish and Pet Supplies 514 Salt Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 (412) 639-3142 Bim’s Mini Mart and Texaco 418 Leech Ave. Saltsburg, PA 15681 639-3103 “Good Luck and Reach for the Stars Congratulation Seniors Chuck, Joan, Krissy, and Chuckie. Congratulations Marlia from Grandma and Grandpap Lanham. 139 Li CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Cl KISKIMINETAS SPRINGS SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 SALTSBCRG, PA 15681 WILLIAM R. OR IVA LA RUE STEWART CLARKSBURG,PENNSYLVANIA 15725 PHONE: 726-8010 141 the new the machine of tomorrow- TODAY! THE EXCLUSIVE WATER MACHINE THAT CURTAILS YOUR DUST PROBLEMS 327-4949 OR 468-6515 MERCHANDISE DISTRIBUTORS 142 RT 22 DELMONT A N C E A G OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE A. L. KOYACIK INSURANCE AGENCY 135 EAST MARKET STREET BLAIRSVILLE, PA 15715 412-459-5389 - OFFICE 412-459-7797 LIFE - AUTO - HEALTH - HOME - PENSIONS BUSINESS - MOTORCYCLE - MOBILE HOMES FARMS, A SPECIALTY ANCE NEEDS. 143 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Around the turn of the century many school age children could be seen laboring in the fields, factories, mills and mines of our country. Many were being denied the opportunity to obtain a good education while they helped put food on the family table. In the anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania, the “Breaker Boys” (pictured at left) worked picking slate and other impurities from the coal. Working above the dusty coal shutes was unhealthy and dangerous. There were a high number of accidents, many were injured and some fell to their death through the shutes and machinery below them. For a 10 hour day, six day week, they could expect a payment of two to three dollars. If they were able to muster the strength after a backbreaking day at work, they might attend school at night. The concerned men who founded the United Mine Workers of America stated in their International Constitution that one of the Union’s objectives (ArticIe 2, Section 7) was “To provide for the protection and education of our children by prohibiting their employment when they should be in school and demanding that good schools shall be freely available to all to the limits of their ability and desire for education. Organized labor leaders played key roles in making the public aware of the injustices of child labor. This led to the enactment of strictly enforced child labor laws and the evolution of the American system of free public education. As you enter the working world, remember— Education is precious, build on it, use it wisely, and never take it for granted. . . United Mine Workers of America, Local 2239 144 Congratulations Class of “87” SALTSBURG FLORAL 233 Washington Street Saltsburg, PA Flowers to Make Your School Days Memorable Phone: 639-9522 Or 639-3666 MAX CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. David Maxwell - President P.O. BOX 87 SIlTSBURG, PA 15681 639-9458 145 436 N 41 Si, 1370 «r 4« True Voh Ww. Chestnut M9 Ptozo, Jtt. 22 E. 76 fronWifl St., Cfymer 500McIntyre Art,, It. 36, htl� Mm IndioiM ond Auto NoirsWBe Mm TWi 8-6 In 8-1; Across from Potton Mofl Mm Set 15 Sunder 30 2; Mm.-fH. 8-8; Set , 8 5 636 PM . St., IMicnc (Fomecty Auto Worid) Sif. 8 5 Mm H. 8-8; Set 8 5; See. 10 2 463 3518 463 9165 465-4931 459-7350 254 4344 814 674 3633 Linda Brown’s Beauty Salon Where styling is a pleasure 516 SALT STREET Saltsburg, Pa. PHONE 639-9718 OPEN MON. WED. TIIURS. PR I. SAT. CLOSED TUESDAYS 639-WOOD(9663) We re using our resources to help make this area prosper and grow We care ... because we live here. too. The Savings Trust Company of Pennsylvania MEMBER FDIC 147 fETITiTD SAL TSBURG Blttil SHOP ’n SAVE mB DELICATESSEN• SANDWICHES PARTY TRAYS • ETC J-STORE BAKERY ORDER YOUR BIRTHDAY CAKES FRESH DAIL Y — BREAD BUNS GROCERY SALTSBURG BAKERY 639-3637 PLAZA 639-9966 148 The Vandal Portrait It’s What You Want It To Be. The Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over 30 years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don’t settle for less. Sfrwn- inkHi MimHm SEE YOU IN 1990 When you are 21! WOODY’S PLACE Downtown Tuimelton 459-7799 Congratulations ( lass of “87” Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BIG RUN, PENNSYLVANIA 15715 - LETTERED-Nylon Wool Jackets. T-Shirts. Sweatshirts and All Items for Award Systems Phone: 814-427-2066 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING HUMIDIFIERS AIR CLEANERS OLD WORK NEW WORK ARL M SHIRLEY 6 9-3977 Bim’s Mini Mart And Texaco poccries-Deli-Candy Dairy-Etc. ■ wKF Congratulations Class of RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL WIRING R. W. ELECTRIC COMPANY 411 R. Point Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 Phone: 639-9282 Ron Wagner Electrical Contractor s SALTSBURG OITIK PIK 114 WASHINGTON STREET SALTSBURG, PA 15681 OPEN 24 HOURS 639-9776 150 ___i GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “87” Al’s Auto Repair R.R. 1 Box 96 Ph. 697-4281 Saltsburg, Pa 15681 “We are the BEST in Auto Body Repair because—WE CARE!” Collision Work Fiberglass Work Over-All Refinishing Mig Welding Satisfaction Guaranteed!! FAMILY DENTISTRY Ujnkvntu. d.m.d. SALTSBURG PLAZA • SALTSBURG. PA • 15681 • 412 639-3564 JOSEPH R. HUNTER FUNERAL HOME 701 SALT STREET SALTSBURG, PA. -Joe Hunter- ★ PERRYSVILLE RT. 819 FOOD: TAKE-OUTS AVAILABLE PHONE 697-4723 ■ « 4 ■ tt • ■. | We Now Have Instant LOTTERY TICKETS EL BETTY FILIPPINI - OWNERS 51 STAPLETON’S MARKET AMOS L. DOLBY CO. 401-W286 SALTSBURG, PA 15681 639-3080 R.D. 1 Box 622 Saltsburg, Pa 459-6410 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “87” GENO J. TAGLIATI, JR., The First National Bank I) I) S Avonmore, PA 697-4511 Serving The Community Since 1905 203 FIFTH STREET AVONMOORE, PA. 15618 MEMBER OF THE A.D.A. EVENING SATURDAY (412) 697-4541 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 152 CANTERBURY COAL COMPANY R.D. 1 BOX 119 AVONMORE, PA Phone 697-4551 V CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES JULIAN‘S PHARMACY Hunter Heiges Sabo Douglass Rogers Shenangc 8r Reno Streets. Box 648. Sharon. Pj 16146 Phone 1412198! 8820 Registered Architects 8r Engineers Otfices in Sharon Meadv.tle, Pa 237 WASHINGTON STREET SALTSBURG, PA 15681 Hours 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Open Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. David E. Mateer PPh, Owner Charles W. Schiefer RPh, Mgr. Theresa A. Scerbo RPh ALFRED J NOVAK 468-5530 23 E. WASHINGTON ST. SPORTING GOODS, INC. I YOUR SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS TEAM EQUIPMENT OUR SPECIALTY KIRK W. ANDREWS REPRESENTATIVE NEW CASTLE, PA. 16101 Continuing Education. That’s the Gazette! The Indiana Gazette is a constantly changing report on the events that affect you. We hope you’ll read it — six days a week — and keep the learning process going. INTERSTATE STUDIOS Phil Kemple 523-8944 It Pays to Date with Interstate-Quality Service and Value GOLDEN PHEASANT Route 286 Kent, Pa “Pizza At It’s Finest” 639-9797 home style pitta palace 607 SALT STREET SALTSBURG, PA. Phone 726-8219 DINING AREA TAKE OUT AND DELIVERY 607 Salt St. Saltsburg, Pa. 639-9797 DAILY SPECIALS GREENSTEEL DIV. ADIENCE CO., L.P. 29 LAING AVENUE DIXONVILLE, PA 15734 PHONE: 412—254-4321 MANUFACTURER OF: CHALKBOARDS, TACKBOARDS, DISPLAY CASES, BUILDING PANELS, PLASTIC LAMINATE PRODUCTS FORD MERCURY TRUCKS BOMRIGO BOX 158 RT 22 BLAIRSVILLE. PA 15717 RUSSELL J. BONARRIGO (412) 459-9300 PA (800) 242-8010 (1IK1SI.KR 155 FALBO’S II Monday Thru Thursday 4:00 - 10:00 Friday Saturday 4:00 - 11:00 Sunday 12:00 - 9:00 Every Monday Spaghetti 81.95 Friday Saturday In Lounge - Live Entertainment 9:30 - 1:30 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “87” WOODLAND LOUNGE ITALIAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE FRESH SEAFOOD - CHICKEN - VEAL SUBS, TAKE OUT BEER - PIZZA 8 AND 12 CUT BROASTED CHICKEN 2 TO 21 PIECE DINNERS FOOD AND ENTERTAINMENT THE 1 PLACE TO STOP WEDNESDAY BUY LARGE PIZZA TO GO AND GET 4 PIECES FREE ALSO CATER TO SMALL BANQUETS, WEDDING REHEARSALS. AND RETIREMENT PARTIES. BUTCH AND GEORGIA IIARKLEROAD 639-9468 HAPPY HOUR 5:00 9:00 ON FRIDAYS 459-5226 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS BY FRANK S. SPEHAR 639-3392 Murrysville Auto Parts Julio s ITALIAN SPECIALITIES 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! Trjr US! JULIO’S COUNTRY SHOP 697-5084 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 Everybody’s talking about FINEST QUALITY SINCE 1971 FINEST QUALITY SINCE 1971 (Over 4 Million Sold) (Over 4 Million Sold) Fox’s Pizza Den, Inc. AVONMORE’Open Daily 11 AM—Midnight Phone: 697 4983 Wc 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 SPECIALTY TREATS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 11:00 A M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT PHONE: 697-4983 LOCATED BESIDE FOX’S PIZZA DEN 157 Kovach Kovach Attorneys At Law TUSCANO—MAHER ROOFING R.D. 3 Box 29 Saltsburg, PA 15681 639-9687 512 Salt Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 Phone 639-3506 or 537-5535 PYLE APPLIANCE FURNITURE CENTER 116 East Market St. • Blairsville, Pa. 15717 Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Roofing FORREST S. PYLE 412—459-8080 OWNER 412 327-6300 Gerald Bartoloniucci ARBCO Industries Inc. P.O. Box O Borland Road Export, Pennsylvania 15632 Call Me Flowers 400 Westmoreland Avenue Avonmore, PA 15618 F.T.D. W eddings—Silks—Plants SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE YEARBOOK MEMBERS AND YEARBOOK EDITORS Yearbook Editors: Marlia Buell, MaryAnn Capuzzi, Kim Cornell, Tammy DeLuca, Jody Kelly, Steve McMunn, Tracy Prenni, and Chuck Resnick. 'Coca-Cola'' and Coke” are registered trade marks which identify the same product of The Coca-Cola Company 15£ It BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 LATROBE AREA HOSPITAL FAMILY PRACTICE AND HOME HEALTH SERVICES “Providing Saltsburg Area Residents with Family Physician and Home Care Services Since 1976“ Dr. Paul G. McKelvey Dr. Terry L. Linville Office Conveniently Located in Saltsburg Plaza Saltsburg, PA 15681 412-639-8541 Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 8 a.m.—4:30 p.m. Monday and Wednesday 5—8 p.m. Physique Boutique Dance and Fitness Studio “Your Family Activity Center” Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Baton, Aerobics, Exerslim, Karate, Weight Room, Basketball, Volleyball, Sunbed, Whirlpool, Dance and Sportswear Shop (Former High School) 720 Pine St. Saltsburg, PA 639-9378 Antique Accents JANE A. GOURLEY Collectibles Owner Used Books jiafttia-Q THE HOUSE OF VIOLETS 221 Point Street, Saltsburg, Pa. P.O. Box 111 Routc 286 Clarksburg, Pennsylvania 15725 Congratulations! Class of 1987 Marshall’s Market Rt. 981 Saltsburg, PA 15681 639-3829 Antiques Bought Sold JACK ROSS USED CARS AVONMORE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 217 Indiana Avenue Avonmore, PA 15618 697-4012 Beer—Pop 214 E Market St BLAIRSVILLE. PA. 1C I riA E ELIZABETH A GEORGE REALTOR 770 GEORGE AGENCY INSURANCE —REA ESTATE tST‘ lie n walnut street E. PA 15717 John Solcr Congratulations s of “87” I mi J V 1 w CMIVMUT 1 BIJICK | i o tiat Meters, Inc. Rte. 22 East Blairsville, PA 15717 BOBBIE PASTERNACK (412) 459-7800 Sales Promotion Manager M (412) 459 082 ' CLARKSBURG. EXACO ler’s Cabinet Shop JA 1568 459-8721 or 459- vil HEADMASTERS STYLING SAL TSTREET BURG, PA 15681 ne: 639-9211 SALTSBUR Lons Class of “87” Sharp a Gauntry Stare PER MARKET C.E. Gabrielson, Owner Route 286—Phone (412) 639-9021 Saltsburg, Pa. 1 JfUJfLfR EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY GIFT WARE 54 I Salt Street - Saltsburg, Pa 15681 Phone: (412)639-3413 SYDNEY ANN RAY. m Phone: 639-3414 ROCCO’S TEXACO 24 Hour Towing—Pick-Up Delivery Rotors and Drums State Inspection and Auto Transmission 313 Salt St. Saltsburg, Pennsylvania 15681 TESTA’S GARAGE Professional Services Since 1954 Exhaust, Brake, and Alignment Specialists Computer Engine Analysis A Complete Automotive Service Center £a£on Saltsburg, PA 639-3812 THE BARKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE NORMAN C. BARKLEY Clarksburg, PA. TEL: 412—459-6750 VOLPfS BODY SHOP EXPERT COLLISION REPAIRS REPAINTING RO 3 BOX 96 SALTSBURG PA 15681 412-639-3322 KIER’S GARAGE Inspections Auto Repair—Towing Front End Alignments Route 286 Saltsburg, PA Phone: 639-9514 SALTSBURG PLAZA SALTSBURG, PA 15681 PHONE: 639-9437 REMODELING CUSTOM HOMES MASONARY O z U. O o cc BARTOLINI CONTRACTING EUGENE BARTOLINI NEW ALEXANDRIA 412 668-7197 GUIDO BARTOLINI SALTSBURG 412-639-3447 5 O c —H 27 z co CONCRETE GARAGES PATIOS THOMAS BROTHERS SUNOCO 4 SERVICE STATION TIRES—STATE INSPECTION—BATTERIES CLARKSBURG, PA 15725 PHONE 639-3830 BEER BY The CASE WEDDINGS. PICNICS OR the keg social gatherings wholesale retail B -iSfCrelays do. 405 LEECH AVE. SALTSBURG. PA 15681 JAMES C SMITH PROPRIETOR PHONE: 412 639-9031 163 Good Luck Graduates AL’S EXXON 402 Salt Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 Hair Pieces R.K., Grooming Aids ALL AMERICAN BARBER SHOP Barber Stylist Ronald Mancabelli 601 Salt Street Saltsburg, PA 15681 Phone 639-3610 3 8 JEANNETTE IMPORTING CORP. Route 30 — R.D. 6 Greensburo, Pa. 15601 Office Phone 412-837-6500 Purveyors of Fine Foods to HOTELS • RESTAURANTS SCHOOLS • INSTITUTIONS G. EDWARD SHARER GENERAL AUTO REPAIR OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION PENZOIL GASOLINE KEROSENE PROPANE 301 286 WEST SALTSBURG, PA 639-3432 CLAWSON PLUMBING AND HEATING JAMES C. CLAWSON BOX 74 CLARKSBURG, PA 15725 Phone 639-9050 R R Tire Sales and Auto Parts Russ Reynolds 412-697-4124 164 Wilson’s Auto Parts and True Value Hardware RD2 SALTSBURG, PA 15681 639-3070 639-3761 Congratulations to the class of 1987 THE A.G. HALLDIN PUBLISHING COMPANY Box 667 Indiana, Pa 15701 Phone—463-8450 SALTSBURG TROPICAL FISH PET SUPPLIES 512 SALT STREET SALTSBURG, PA 15681 (412)—639-3142 P R AMK ® GUM t taxidermy SHOP Professional Taxidermy Service New Used Firearms Ammo—Reloading—Archery-Fishing Supplies FRANK S. RETRO TUNNELTON, PA. CLARKSBURG HARDWARE Clarksburg, Pa Phone 639-3912 PLUMBING SUPPLIES FARM GARDEN SUPPLIES PAINTS Betty WaugamaiTs Beauty Salon PHONES: INDIANA BLAIRSVILLE LATROBE 349-4127 45!) 8100 50') 30! � 0 102—4th Street Saltsburg, PA Flexible Hours Phone 639-3944 Certified Teacher Operator in Beauty Culture ROBERT S. BELL ATTORNEY AT LAW First United Federal Building 682 Philadelphia Stroet Indiana, Pennsylvania 15701 Phone: (412) 463-0241 D. LAMANTIA COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUIT PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS AND GROCERY 19 SOUTH SPRING STREET BLAIRSVILLE, PA 15717 C. W. EMANUEL BATTERY ALTERNATOR SERVICE COMPLETE SERVICE FOR AUTOMOTIVE DIESEL Batteries Starters Alternators Generators R.D. 1, Box 91 639-3796 Saltsburg, Pa. 15681 Nowrytown 165 Glass Plumbing Pipe Threading SALTSBURG SUPPLY CO. 109 Point Street Saltsburg, Pa. 15681 Phone 639-3305 Charles J. Elizabeth C. Astolos Owners Paints Electrical Hardware VALERO’S GARAGE Towing Body Work C.J. Valero—Auto Broker Purchasing Agent For All Makes Of Cars Trucks Leasing Agency—Used Cars Meyers Snow Plows Phone: 468-5897 (41?) 459-8451 Office JOHN D. PERFETTI TRUCKING the carrier with personalized trucking service R.D. 4 • 80X 265C • BLAIRSVILLE, PA 15717 SALTSBURG INN 617 SALT STREET SALTSBURG, PA 15681 OWNERS: RON AND ROSE ZARANEK PHONE: 639-9470 Kenneth G Purvis DOS. Orthodontics tATROBE OFFICE 1010 Jefferson St. Latrobe. PA 15650 (412) 539-3541 BLAIRSVILLE OFFICE 34 North Stewart Blairsville, PA 15717 (412) 459-6618 ROLLING HILLS INDUSTRY SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE COMPANY TERRY SUTYAK 150 Oak Hill Drive Latrobe, PA 15650 412-423-8122 I.O.O.F. 646 Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday 8:00 p.m. Cecelia Rebekah 170 Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday 7:30 p.m. 509 Leech Avenue Saltsburg, PA 15681 166 Ryder Truck Rental, inc. Rent One way and Local (412) 639-9422 (412) 639-3636 CENTRAL LEASING ASSOC. All Makes Of Cars. Trucks a Equipment available JOHN KRAVETSKY SALES MANAGER 301 Salt Street Saltsburg. pa 15681 J FRENCHIE AND RENE’S CLARKSBURG VALLEY INN Clarksburg, PA 639-9831 Featuring: Thursday Night Fresh Steamed Shrimp r | DONUTS WITH FRESHNESS | YOU CAN TASTE. Three Locations to serve you! KITTANNING 300 S. Water Street Kittanning, PA SPRINGDALE S GREENSBLRG W W 11 •� � Pittsburgh St. Rt 119 Wellington Sq ■ Springdale. PA Grccnsburg, PA 15601 Donut CONGRATULATIONS TO THE '•'N international (m) MULTIFOODS' CLASS OF 1987 John L. Bash Funeral Home Phone: 152 ABBE PLACE Phone: Office: 468-8381 DELMONT, PA 15626 Res.: 668-2280 “Sincere Service with Financial Fairness” PRE-NEED FUNERAL COUNSELING AVAILABLE WERNER’S GROCERY STORE GROCERIES—MEAT—PRODUCE BOX 85 CLARKSBURG, PA. 15725 PHONE 726-8083 AG W AY PROPANE Box 732 Indiana, PA 349-8753 ERIE hM INSURANCE SHSH GROUP JggjJ. MARK C. CABLE HOME AND AUTO BUSINESS Saltsburg—639-9793 Blairsville—459-7159 HAIRSTYLES BY CHARLENE BUELL 407 CATHEDRAL STREET SALTSBURG, PA PHONE: 639-9914 You Arc Always Welcome At HARVAT’S KISKI VALLEY INN Beer—Liquor—Food—Dancing Rt 981 Saltsburg—Salina Road Saltsburg, PA Chicken Wing Special Every Thur. Phone 639-9466 j j THE HAIRBRUSH BEAUTY SHOP ROTORS DRUMS CUT SUPERIOR PARTS OF SALTSBURG INC. Phone 459-6612 R.I). 1, Box 119 Clarksburg, PA. 15725 533 SALT ST. SALTSBURG, PA. 15681 COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS HIGH PERFCRMACE LAWN MOWER TRUCK TRACTOR PARTS 639-3508 639-3509 Lois Zagrodnichek (stylist) Mon.-Thur.ASat. Fri. 8:30-6:00 8:30-8:00 Sun. 10MF2.-00 SLICKVILLE AMERICAN LEGION POST—18 And T SLICKVILLE LEGION HOME ASSOCIATION TIM’S AUTO BODY COMPLETE AUTO BODY REFINISHING 90 24 HOUR TOWING COLLISION REPAIR SPECIALISTS FRAME STRAIGHTENING 1 MILE WEST OF SALTSBURG ON 286 DAYS NIGHTS A HOLIDAYS 639-3630 639-9883 ‘The Good The (ews Visitor” Country Avonmore, Pa. 15618 ■Subscription: 15 per year all 697-4356 or 697-4254 Avonmore 168 (412) 726-5481 STEWART’S AIR CONDITIONING On and Off the Road Sales and Service Caller Kenneth E. Stewart R.D. 1 Owner Clarksburg, Pennsylvania 15725 Clover Leaf Drive Dolmont, Pa. 15626 p v c c . ■� . 1 V £r £ 5fft3£. t' -r X:� ' - - - 7 5 iciW ,_ A:-A, • TOaBSESS : .- -‘ft - -% - --- -- -- -J f • ■ J r J ' A ' iST - .. -V-. -. V‘ •■' rMZJHI• rr .j r • ' • .’ N :i' r 'r . 2 « y. . ' 4 4vV.V. 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