Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1980 volume:

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Year in Review Graduation ....... 135 177 187 197 ,,,..a:. 49121 t J, Q , J , ,.,.......,... it 5241 This is a year that begins a new decade, a year of learning, living, and growing, one enriched by a diversification of students who b end together to make one distinct community. As the 70's fade into the past and the 80's begin, the Academian takes as its special purpose the presentation of a permanent record of an academic year - a record that will preserve for the future happy memories. Here's to you Shady Side, as you enter the 80's. We wish you luck. The Editors l l C 9, H DSB Crammin pf ' Classes. Friendships J wasp H 1, 5 . I . 'A ,ly sq's '-...Nikki . W Wu 1 W f 1 ,ff j 5-.,, vi Amit' jf ,,,....f N11 .x f AM,,,,.., v. K. ff- 4 L 1 A Q . ' if ' f N , 1 QM in .F 'z ' bl 'KM M nf I 5 M' L. y b ' u 4' WSL s. L W H+. PM-' .A ,,.,. ..., . am-9? f-nl -L..4.--ww L - ,- , - , M' ,If , 6 if W Q K fi ww-- Af 1 ay Disc ssing. Relaxing x s I I J -f 'Z' X -A n .,,- ,- if Fld . ,, -4 , Q., Q ms X . N., N-, MJF' ., , ul' 5 , xx vxaggf .elk Participating W-5 - V x. ?3i3 4fi'fg' 1 w., f 'JWY -nil lf: ,, Cimmipeting gl 11 Bricks Wal kways Quads 'X ,Z ,f --N .1 ,f-gx-.. Unforgettable Companions ,w . A A Q- X .1 16 . QBUEDUUGDE tg X62 -X K 3 'X X X ft IULIE T. ADAMS julie Day Student Field Hockey IV, Softball IV, V, Tennis V, VI, Boys' Basketball Manager V, VI, Girls' Soccer V, VI, Admis- sions Committee VI, Elections Committee V, Prom Committee V, VI, Academian V, VI, Newspaper V, VI, The Boss Club III, IV, V, VI, Big Sister V, VI. Well my feet finally took root in the earth But I got a nice little place in the stars... oh, growin' up - Bruce Springsteen Life is a carnival - The Band If it feels nice, don't think twice -james Taylor l'm going to be a happy idiot -jackson Browne I was king of the alley, mama, I could talk some trash - The Boss Nw-Q, , -a.. I .. ' A-M 'NA' A - 'Q-m.t,,N M-awzavx,- Q - ww ' -N., H, 'NiS-.S l v',I' A M --A, -MN '-, -iff' I l Wf---M... T f x-A ..,,.....,.-......N,m:.-.. I '--+1 - 'x 'fM-i.- , L -- - a , .. Wl ' es1vm25l.l-1. i 3 .....,,.ta....,,.-' , ' ' .. 2 l ., Y' . . 3, ' I5 n t Q. - Q -- i W 5 . rg LVM, ' :ws-2' nf: 1 V .ma . ' ,. It's so hard to be a saint when you're just a boy out on the streets. Bruce Springsteen I'm the type of man that likes to get his way Likes to start dreamin' 'bout tomorrow today Never said that I love you, even though it's go There's that duffle bag of mine, it's time to go. Marshall Tucker Band When angry, count to four, when very angry, swear Mark Twain Thanks Mom and Dad. j.A. Student Council Member III, IV, I Board VI, Soccer III, IV, V, VI Lettered V, VI, judicial Committee V, Academian III, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Lacrosse IV, Weightlifting VI QHurricanesj, junior Achievement IV, The Boss Club III, IV, V, VI, AB Club VI Lettered VI. Adel Day Student IAMES S. ADELSHEIM DOUGLAS R. ALLEN Duck Day Student Baseball III, IV, V, VI, Basketball III, IV, Football III, IV, Chess Club III, Computer Club IV, Newspaper VI. The path I have chosen now has led me to a wall... It rises up before me, like a dark and silent barrier between, all I am, and all that I was ever meant to be... -Kansas Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow. - Mark Twain Grades are like a bikini. What they reveal is sugges- tive, but what they conceal is vital. - Anon. Vu 'mfg- j 1 ff .f Ffh if, . .. Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny... - Bruce Springsteen What's up, Holmes? - Cit And it just ain't easy - Allman Brothers Soccer III, IV, V, Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered: V, VI, Baseball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered: VI, Frisbee Club III, IV, V, Film Club V, Academian III, VI, H.T.P.C. III, IV, V, VI, The Boss Club III, IV, V, VI, The Mid-East Sanction VI juan Day Student IOHN BASS As you travel on through life, Whatever be your goal, Keep your eye upon the doughnut I and not upon the hole. LAURA G. BERKMAN l'm neither for nor against apathy. ll ll D S d ' . Laura ay tu ent Never play leap frog with a unicorn. Class Council Ill, IV, Varsity Girls Tennis III, IV, V, VI, French Club IV qSecr. Treas.I, V iCo-Pres.I, VI, Newspaper III, V, VI, Academian VI, BAA Club V, VI Football Ill, Varsity IV, V, Lettered: VI, Weightlifting Club IV, V, Baseball Ill, IV, V, VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Spanish Honor Society V, VI, R.O.R. Club Vl Morning brings another sun. Tomorrow See the things that never come Today. - Neil Young Bill Day Student WILLIAM G. BRICKNER GEOFFREY S. BUTTNER C-eoff Day Student Golf III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, VI, Baseball Ill, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI, Acade- mian V, Ski Club III, IV, V, VI, Newspaper V, VI, Prom Committee VI Life isn't all beer and skittles, but beer and skittles, !,i 5 v-. I ,V - I , , .,,, l ' ' ., I IV I 3,2644 ,Z ,I '-., We should not pretend to understand the world only by the intellect, we apprehend it just as much by feeling. Therefore the judgement of the intellect is, at best, only the half of truth, and must, if it be honest, also come to an understanding of its in- adequacy. - Carl lung Thanks Mom and Dad Student Council III, IV, Student Council Board V, VI, Gargoyle Society III, IV, V, VI, Newspaper IV, Associ- ate Editor V, VI, Curriculum Committee V, VI, Ege- rian Cover Committee III, IV, Sargon Society, Varsity Soccer, Lettered IV, V, VI, IV Lacrosse IV, V, Varsity Basketball V, VI, Varsity Track VI, Lifer's Club. Mike Day Student or something better of the same sort, must form a MICHAEL S' CAP'-AN good part of every englishman's education. -Thomas Hughes Only the beginning of what I want to feel forever -Chicago Thanks Mom and Dad f fax S All -L .Q i ,,,,.,, 1 I l, ,- CARRIE L. CASEY Cas Day Student Tennis, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Spanish Club IV, V, VI, Newspaper VI, Academian V, VI, Track V, Softball IV, Election Committee V, VI, Co-Chairman VI, Homecoming Committee IV, V, VI Girls Soccer Club VI, Pres. VI, Letterman's Club VI Mellow is the man who knows what he's been missing many many men can't see the open road. - Led Zeppelin You're a shining star, No matter who you are Shining bright to see What you can truly be. - Earth, Wind 84 Fire i close my eyes and see dazzling suns hiding behind stormy clouds, dirty yellow umbrellas dripping with sweat, mismatched shoes walking side by side away from me. gallons of unshed tears drenching your shirt- paragraphs of unsaid thoughts talking to each other - and my love for you neatly wrapped in brown paper and twine string addressed, To Whom It May Concern C.O.D. if the package comes to you, will you pay the 63 cents? -ahc Soccer III, IV, V, Basketball Ill, IV, V, VI, Pine Rider III, IV, V, VI, Lacrosse IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Letter- man's Club VI, Admissions Committee VI, News- paper Ill, Class Sec.!Treas. III, Class President IV, V, Prom Committee V, VI, H.T.P.C. III, IV, V, VI, Mideast Sanction VI, Boss Club Lifer Holmes Day Student SAM B. CITRON 'Qi ini-1 IAMES I. CLARKE Boom-Boom Day Student Football III, IV, V, VI Lettered IV, V, VI, Wrestling V, VI Lettered V, VI, Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI Captain V, VI, 350 Club V, VI, Press Club V, VI, Track IV, VI, Lettered VI, Letterman's Club VI, Big Brother IV, V, VI, Brew Club III, IV, V, VI Pres. VI, We Don't Ski Club III, IV, V, VI. If you don't like him, you won't like me either. D.W. Don't do that! - D.B. Playin' to Win - Outlaws He ain't ever gonna be no different! - C.D.B. Comfortably Num Woodpile - IW. Kas- , ,ili ' , 11 S Most of the shadows in this life are caused by standing in one's own sunshine. -Ralph Waldo Emerson I'm not going! T.M.C. Basketball IV, V, Softball III, Boy's Track Manager IV, V, VI, Rackets III, IV, Admissions Committee V, VI, Food Committee VI, Spanish Club IV, VI, Elections Committee IV, V, VI, Mickey Mouse Fan Club V Co- Chairman VI. Terry Day Student THERESE M. COSTA B . 3 'fix -....-+u- MARK B. DAVIS Mark Croft Kingswood-Oxford, Soccer III, IV, V, Ski Team III, IV, Shield and Dragon IV, V, President VI, K-O News IV, V, VI, President. Shady Side, Ski Club VI, Photo club VI. It does not matter where you are, rather what you do while you're there. The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Thanks Mom and Dad! Js. I ,wr qv! . There once was a girl named Louise It's amazing how much people can talk and how little they can say. - anonymous Photography Ill, IV, Ski Club Ill, IV, Weightlifting Ill, Soccer III, IV, V, Basketball IV, Swimming V, VI, Lettered V, ROR Club, Sioux Rohn Day Student ROBERT M. DEANER IR. ,4 of J -.947 RALPH W. DEMMLER Ralph Day Student Cross Country IV, V, VI Lettered V, VI Weightlifting III, IV, VI Track III, IV, V, VI Advisor Group Repre- sentative IV Backpacking Club IV Ski Club IV, V X-C Club V, VI Science Club. I came to realize I still have two strong legs And even wings to fly I ain't wastin' time no more -Allman Brothers Don't worry 'bout it -Mayor of Silver Springs ,fx . . X sig ' it You won't recognize yourself, You won't have to answer, Is everyone here getting much older, Everytime you look over your shoulder. - Steve Howe Close to the edge, Down by the corner, Round by the edge, Down by the river. - Cris Squire The truth is written all along the page, How old will I be before I come of age. - Iohn Anderson Dave Day Student DAVID L. EDWARDS CATHERINE E. EVANS Kat Day Student Nothing can be more absurd than the practice which prevails of men and women not following the same pursuits with all their strength and with one mind, for thus the state, instead of being whole, is reduced to half. - Plato Feel like I'm in the middle ofa four lane highway, things are moving so fast on both sides of me . .. ' 'S I- Z fax-, 1' i . -,g,,J!f3 f , ' ' 1 .ww-,V F5 Newspaper IV, V, VI, Spanish Club III, IV, President IV, Letterman's Club VI, Academian IV, V, A.S.P.C. IV, V, IV, Scuba Club VI, Deadheads IV, V, VI, Prom Committee VI, Coral Reef Club V, VI, Elections Committee V, VI, Soccer III, IV, Swimming III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Captain VI. Dan Day Student DANIEL M. FAWCEIT -Henry Paul MARGARET C. FECZCO Peggy Day Student Field Hockey III, IV, V, Lettered VI, Softball III, IV, V, Lettered VI, Gymnastics IV, V, VI, French Club III, V, VI, W.C. Club V, C.C. Club VI, Homecoming Comm. V, VI, Prom Comm. V, VI, Admissions Comm VI, Academian VI, Comanche, Intramural Chief. I am like all others I am like some others I am like no others - anonymous I hope that I can always remember all the crazy things we had to go through - Kansas ,fr ,, Love when you can Cry when you have to ... Be who you must. That's a part of the plan. Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we'Il all understand .,. Hey Mason... Did anyone ever tell you, you should be a comedian? ...they were wrong! Motivation, Concentration, Determination, and a little luck will take you very far. Basketball III, Soccer III, IV, Tennis III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Letterman's Club VI, Newspaper Ill, IV, V, VI, Backgammon Club Ill, IV, Vice-President of the sleeping in the Library Club. Marc Day Student MARC S. FELMAN 11.1, L gi . Slvgitifi 5 -'1 V t MICHAEL C. FLOOD ffplashf' Day student Cross Country V, VI, Basketball V, VI, SUN Vl, Backgammon Club There are no beaten paths to glory's height There are no rules to compass greatness known: Each for himself must cleave a path alone, And press his own way forward in the fight. -Paul Lawrence Dunbar We have to-morrow Bright before us Like a flame Yesterday, a night-gone thing A sun-clown name And dawn today Broad arch above the road we came We march! -Langston Hughes X 3-iff W WV' It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolish- ness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way - In short, the period was so much like the present period, that some of it's noisiest authorities insisted on being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. -Charles Dickens Sunny Skies... -JT Lisa Day Student LISA B. FREELAND 7' 1 4'- 1-'si 'L 8' win I f , I I l l l I l l is IKJI K-.1 K, N U, WW 1, , 3144 3, I nw Q0 Y 7 4' ,. I I A Q ff' r , . I' r - --4, l X fl I-'JJ' I' CHRISTOPHER R CEE I'm travelin' down the highway, ' Got my suitcase by my side. ,, . ,, Blue sky hangin' over my head, Chns Day Student I got 500 miles to ride. Football iv, V, vi, Lettered Iv, V, vi, Track iv, v, vi, 'Rome Van Zam Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain V, VI, Letterman's Club V, ,, , , . ,, Vlg Food Committee VI, Fishing Club III, Baseball Ill, 'Won t Eiflfjgnd UH I Want to be found Basketball III, Weightlifting IV, V, VI. ' ' ' Greg Day Student . . . and I did it my way. GREGORY D. GERLACH 'TT'-evil EDWARD M. GOLDBERG Ed Day Student P.E. III, IV, V, VI, Cross Country III, V, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Gargoyle IV, V, VI, Film Club V, VI, Egerian VI, Medical Excuse VI. If catastrophe is imminent, all in the settlement exchange wines in order to confuse the evil spirits. -The Residents All right! I'll take it away! He'll be delivered from jg I was the pimps main profit, I kept everything cool, just a backstreet gambler with a luck to lose. -Bruce Springsteen I was open to pain and crossed by the rain and I walked on a crooked crutch. I strolled all alone through a fallout zone and Came out with my soul untouched. Soccer III, IV, Lettered V, VI, Basketball III, IV, Lettered V, VI, Baseball III, IV, Chess Club III, Pho- tography IV, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Gargoyle VI, Academian V, VI, Frisbee Club V, The Boss Club Pres. III, iv, v, vi. Lace Day Student PHILLIP A. GOLDBLUM madness. What then? He'll feel himself acceptable. What then? My desire might be to make this boy an ardent husband - a caring citizen - a worshiper of abstract and unifying God. My achievement, how- ever, is more likely to make a ghost! -Martin Dysert Hi Ho! -Kurt Vonnegut Koo Koo Ka Choob -Lennon and McCartney '1uZ 3v Fm, ii THOMAS I. GRAHAM Tom Morewood Cross Country, Lettered IV, V, VI, co-captain VI, Track IV, Lettered V, VI, co-captain VI, Student Council V, Student Council Board VI, Elections Committee V, Admissions Committee V, Voting Board VI, Letterman's Club VI, Sargon Society VI, Morewood Vice-President IV, V, Morewood Presi- dent VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Sports Editor VI, Sioux Chief VI. What a long strange trip it has been! -Grateful Dead I don't run from the tears, that's my weakness. -Stephen Stills It's time to stop, hey what's that sound, everybody look what's going down! -Buffalo Springfield It appears to be a long time before the dawning! -CSNY FO0tbaH III, IV, V, Tennis ni, lv, V, vi, Frisbee Club Ill, IV, V, VI, Food Committee V, VI, judicial Com- mittee VI. Andy Croft ANDREW M. GROSS If a man sets his goals high, though he may fail to achieve them, he can still accomplish many things. There is no finish line. MICHAEL C. HARDIE King Day Student Lacrosse III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Most Improved Player IV, All Midwest First Team V, Tri- Captain VI, Football III, IV, Wrestling III, IV, Swim- ming VI, Cross Country Skiing Club V, VI, Pres. VI, Newspaper VI, Letterman's Club VI, ASPC IV. ... And the good bye makes the journey harder still -Cat Stevens Ski Club Ill, Gargoyle III, Varsity Field Hockey, Let- tered III, IV, V, VI, Co-Captain VI, Varsity Basketball, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Varsity Softball, Let- tered III, IV, V,Vl, Captain V, VI, Prom Committee VI, Spring Fair Committee V, VI, Letterman's Club IV, V, VI, Treasurer VI, Sargon Society VI, Senior Class President VI. Clare Day Student CLARE L. HENRY T.S. A.R. Whatever the majority believes is probably non- sense E.A.P. MARK E. HEPPENSTALL Mark Day Student Golf, Lettered IV, V, VI, Squash V, Lettered VI, Homecoming Committee V, VI. A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small bundle. Benjamin Franklin Q5 1 fw .IL , This life is yours Take the power To choose what you want to do And do it well Take the power To love what you want in life And love it honestly Take the power To walk in the forest And be a part of nature Take the power To control your own life No one else can do it for you Take the power To make your life happy -Susan Polis Schultz Field Hockey III, IV, Lettered V, VI, Basketball III, Softball Ill, Track IV, V, VI, Gym Show Vllll, Admis- sions Committee V, Voting Board VI, French Club III, V, Prom Committee V, VI, Homecoming Com- mittee V, VI, CSMD VI, CC Club VI, TATL X-Keys VI. Patty Day Student PATRICIA ANN HERZOG I-f+f'1', ANN LAURA HILGER Ann Day Student Newspaper III, IV, Associate Editor, V, Co-Editor-in- Chief VI, Synchronized Swimming VI, President VI, Gargoyle V, VI: Admissions Committee VI, Library Committee VI, Elections Committee V, VI, Student Fair Committee VI, GirI's Swimming III, IV, V Let- tered Ill, IV, V, CirI's Basketball III, IV, V, VI Lettered IV, V, VI Tri-Captain VI, Girl's Softball III, IV, V, VI Lettered V, VI, Lettermans Club VI, Ski Club III, IV, Sargon Society V, VI. Have success, and there will always be fools to say that you have talent. -Edouard Pailleron You've come a long way baby! ,rl ea J: 'iifj' C I wig A .11 -w.,.,,o ' xl' 'X 'S fe K 1 xg: . I 14, i 4 . fi .A p g 3 -1: .aguilf The conditions of a solitary bird are five: The first, that it flies to the highest point, The second, that it does not suffer for company, not even of its own kind, The third, that it aims its beak to the skies: The fourth, that it does not have a definite color, The fifth, that it sings very softly. -San juan de la Cruz Seems that blind ambition erased their institution -jimmy Buffet AMF Paul Day Student PAUL S. HILL sf-,+I HEIDI E. HILTON H H True happiness Clamps Day Student Consists not in the multitude of friends, , B ' h h d h ' Basketball III, IV, Field Hockey III, IV, Girls Track III, ut 'nl exflnpin C me IV, Boys Track Manager V, Mickey Mouse Fan Club - V, Co-Chairman VI, We Don't Ski Club III, IV, V, VI. lt's a fresh wind that blows against the empire. Everyone in life has their little schemes Uchipu Day Student Listen to your heart And hold onto your dreams CHARLES T HI-I-ESHEW In -Triumph But me I keep on living Caught somewhere there between The reason and the meaning The vision and the dream I don't use the word forever lt's enough just to say someday. -Carole King IOHN LEO HOGAN john Day Student Gargoyle III, IV, V, VI, Cross Country III, IV V, Lacrosse IV, Weightlifting IV, Track III, Film Club IV, V, VI, P.E. V, VI, Searcher V, VI, Iumping-in-the- pool-in-three-piece-suits Club III, V, VI. Milk is the best thing ever to come out of a cow. -Paul Daniels The road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began Now far ahead the road has gone And I must follow if I can Pursuing it with weary feet Until it meets some larger way Where many paths and errands meet And whither then? I cannot say. -Bilbo Baggins ' u, 1a,'l 1 'V'--as W f 'E' gf ,W X 99, ' .- ,J ,.,. t ,,,. . 1-'RX' .. -,, mv- V AMY D. HURITE Amy Day Student Field Hockey, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Co-captain VI, Basketball, Lettered III, IV, V,Vl, Co-captain VI, Soft- ball, Lettered III, IV, V,VI, Co-captain, Letterman's Club IV, V, VI, Vice-President VI, Prom Committee V, VI, Co-chairperson VI, Iudicial Committee VI, French Club V, VI, New Student Orientation IV, V, VI, Elections Committee V, VI, BAA Club V, VI. The only guide to a man is his conscience, the only shield to his memory is the rectitude and sincerity of his actions. It is very imprudent to walk through life without this shield, for we are so often mocked by the failure of our hopes and the upsettings of our calculations, but with this ranks of honor. - Sir Winston Churchill ho... TIOMTHY ISALY Tim Day Student Admissions Committee VI, Prom Committee VI, Big Brother!Big Sister VI, Letterman's Club, Sailing Club V, Soccer V, VI Lettered VI, Wrestling V, VI Lettered V, VI Captain VI, Baseball V, VI Lettered VI. Hungover, red eyed, dog tired satisfied. It's a long road and little wheel And it takes a lot of turns to get there. C.D.B. For I am now ready to be offered, and the time of my departure is at hand. 11 Timothy 4:6 is 'f WW f l For Sure Don't really wanna leave, sure I can't stay, I'm gonna get on that riverboat, And gamble my life away. -The Marshall Tucker Band Aint wastin' time no more. - The Allman Brothers Band Skis are wings Secretary Treasurer Class of 80', Independent Study Committee, judicial Committee, HBOMC Committee Squash III, IV, V, VI Lettered VI, Lacrosse III, IV, V, VI Lettered VI, Ski Club III, IV, V, VI. Turbo Day Student EDWARDS R. IENKINS ffjilv YS 131125 ff 1, ' f '. jf:2t'g, ..,.,fS' . ' ' 691' 1 sf. V. , x. N . . , 1' Ifayg' ,Q . ,-,Q --' 461, ' nl, Q .j .1 ff glwsf' U .1 5., .v5,,.,,. ,.,, , 4. . V -I' an w 1 fe f.1q'f f 2-as , N - , s.1w,r- . X X 'twig 1 fu, f, 5.1 .Q , fitiiiifgijkiliftg . llyfciyd I I rb.-ffafff If i55ii41?3lf Viffk' fl-? Qj 'f I 'A ' .If we I .I Q ja - If ,-v -. 2 1 I -if .. IUSTIN L. IOHNSON I Day Student Academic Games Club Vg Admissions Committee VI, Football IV, V, VI Lettered VI, Basketball III, Weightlifting IV, V, VI, Track Ill, Chess Club III, IV. When you're feelin' that you know the way to turn Either way you still get burned lt's the pride that makes you feel that you belong It's the pride that keeps you strong. -The Isaly Brothers Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life, as by the obstacles he has overcome while trying to succeed. -Booker T. Washington I . A ' '... Sailing for the setting sun Sailing for the new horizon May this day show me an ocean I ought to be on my way... ...I miss my lovely mother And I love my lonely father I know I owe. my brothers One thing and another I hear my sister singing And I ought to be on my way by now. -james Taylor and Carly Simon judicial Committee VI, Girls' Tennis V, VI, Girls' Softball IV, V, VI, Boys' Basketball Manager V, Vlg Sailing Club IV, V, VI. Nancy Day Student NANCY MERRILL IOHNSTON My Y'-U-v I , eg: .' .,-. 1 'K K. D, ALi.,:, - M f . IAMES S. KATZIN lame Day Student Soccer III, IV, V, VI Lettered V, VI, Wrestling III, IV, Baseball III, IV, V, Weightlifting VI, Spanish Club IV, VI, Academian VI, Newspaper VI, Prom Committee VI, Elections Committee VI. lust keep on flowing Don't worry about where it's going. -Dicky Betts But I just want you to know That I got something to show. - Steve Winwood What we need most is not so much to realize the ideal as to idealize the real. - F.H. Hedge We took our time to be free. - Dan Fogelberg WW .,,,.,..,. ,,,. . l!4 't , iff' iv WhutI - Andrew DeRoy Shenkan Brown eyed women and red grenadine, the bottle was dusty but the liquor was clean. - Grateful Dead If life ain't worth livin' and time is no fun, you'd better jump out the window and run. - I-lot Tuna Look Twins! LA. - G.G. Goodbye Mama and Papa, Goodbye lack and lill, the grass ain't greener the wine ain't sweeter either side of the hill. - Grateful Dead Varsity Wrestling V, VI, Varsity Golf V, VI, Ski Club V, VI, Backpacking VI, Prom Committee VI, Dead Heads of Pgh. V, VI Vice-Pres. VI, Mean Green Football Inspirational Team VI. Curt Day Student CURT KENNEDY 4? at MARY KENNEDY Mary Day Student Swimming III, IV, V, VI Lettered III, IV, V, VI Captain VI, Gymnastics IV, V Lettered Captain V, Track III, IV, V, VI Lettered III, IV, V, VI Captain VI, Field Hockey VI Lettered VI, Cheerleading IV, V, VI Captain VI, French Club Ill, IV, Admissions Committee VI, Ski Club III, IV, V, Letterman's Club III, IV, V, VI, News- paper IV, V, Prom Committee V. Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step, only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. -Dag Hammerskijold You must do the thing you think you can not do. -Eleanor Roosevelt IS., The real test of golf and life is not just keeping out of the traps and roughs, but how we get out once we are in them. -President Eisenhower The road to easy street goes through the sewer. -Iohn Madden Academian V, VI, Ski Club III, IV, V, VI, Spanish Club III, IV, Frisbee Club V, Lettermans Club VI, Spanish Honor Society, Lacrosse Ill, Squash III, IV, V, VI Lettered V, VI Captain VI, Golf III, IV, V, VI Lettered IV, V, VI, Track V, VI. Matt Day Student MATTHEW STACKHOUSE KIMERER I I I I I I I 'I I Life is for those who truly live it, and time alone does not make a full life -Rick Sanders Age is not a state of being but rather a state of mind. It is not what people think of you but what you Hu- A. KLEIN think of yourself. Football IV, V, VI Lettered VI, Wrestling IV, VI, Weightlifting V, Track IV, V, VI Lettered V, VI, Backgammon Club V, VI, Secretary-Treasurer Croft, Admissions Committee VI. jill Day Student BAA Club V, VI. It isn't the mountain ahead that wears you out, it's , , Tony Day Student the gram of sand in your shoe. ANTHONY KNIGHT So hold on to your special friend Here, you'll need something to keep her in Now stay inside this foolish grin ... Though any day your secrets end Then again, years may go by. -Rickie Lee jones I 5,4-44.1 . ritz, 'iii LL X X I GEORGE KREIS George Day Student Country Cross V, VI, Lettered VI, Track, V, VI. Talk about Pop Muzik -M. Qui moi? Hey, hey, my, my, Rock and Roll vvill never die! -Neil Young Deja-vu! Money is the fringe benefit of a job you Iike -Secretary's Memory logger a at I S , . N, if . K., yy ' -. , ,.,,, T3 'WHL I The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time -james Taylor May you dance... forever... -Pousette-Dart Band Love when you can Cry when you have to Be who you must That's a part of the plan Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we'll all understand ... -Dan Fogelberg Good luck N.L. l.V. Golf III, IV, Photography III, Academian Illg Riflery Club IV, junior Achievement IV, Chess Club VI, Library Sleeping Club III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, R.O.R. Club VI C.K. Day Student GARY LEE KRESS I 'I IAMES GOWANS LAING jamie Day Student Cross Country III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, Vlg Weight- lifting V, VI, Track IV, V, VI, French Club III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, V. mankind cannot bear very much real -T.S. Elliot lx Blackbird singing in the dead of night Take these broken wings and learn to fly, All your life, You were only waiting for this moment to arrive. -Beatles Don't surround yourself with yourself -Yes Thank God for the nuts in the world, without them the rest of us would go nuts. Thanks Mom and Dad john Day Student IOHN LEVEY If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold L-E Thorin Oakenshield. I . I-2 I NW ELIZABETH A. MALIN Liz Day Student Swimming IV, V, VI Captain VI, Track IV, V, News- paper V, VI, Admissions Committee VI, Letterman's Club VI, Spanish Club IV, VI. You have to believe in happiness Or happiness never comes Ah, that is the reason a bird can sing On his darkest day in spring. - D. Malloch Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first - the lesson afterwards. - Vernon Law Never start trouble, never back down. The winners in life worked for what they got. You can build your own monument - or dig your own pit. SM. It is awfully easy to be hard-boiled about every- thing in the daytime, but at night it is another thing. - Hemingway Thanks, Mom and Dad. Football III, IV, V, VI Lettered IV, V, VI, Admissions Committee VI, Weightlifting IV, V, VI Captain VI, Press Club V, VI, Rack Club V, VI, 250 Club V, VI, 300 Club VI, Fair Committee VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI Homecoming Committee VI, Track IV, VI Lettered VI, Academian IV, Beverage Committee V, VI, Brew Club III, IV, V, VI Vice-Pres. VI. Macho Day Student PAUL D. MALONEY Hold onto dreams for if dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. MARGARET P. MCKNIGHT Margaret Day Student Girl's Tennis IV, V, VI Lettered V, VI C.irI's Basketball IV, V, VI Lettered VI Student Council Representative V, VI Academian IV, V, VI Co-Editor in Chief VI Newspaper IV, VI Prom Committee V, VI Gargoyle Club III, IV, V French Club III, IV BAA Club V, VI. We-'re gonna make it!!! Bruce and Lynda Maizlech I want to see what has never been seen Bruce!! Day Student I want to live that age old dream But come on all . .. let's take the best right now. BRUCE B' MAIZLECH -L. Ronstadt The ones you never notice are the ones you have to watch. - Stephen Stills Ain't wastin' time no more! -The Allman Brothers Band Kalki 'fn Kiss today good-bye, And point me towards tomorrow. - Chorus Line '79 What is a man, what has he got, If not himself then he has not, To do the things he truly feels, nd not the words of one who kneels, The record shows, I took the blows, And Did It My Way. REBECCA C. MARTIN A Becky Day Student Swimming Ill, Lettered, Track Manager IV, Lettered V, Manager VI, Spanish Club IV, French Club V, Prom Comm. V, Crosscountry Manager VI, French Club VI, Prom Comm. VI. Time is the life of the soul. - Longfellow Love understands Love, it needs no talk. Ci D St d My candle burns at both ends, 0059 ay U em It will not last the night, But oh, my friends, and oh, my foes, It sheds a lovely light. GRANT B. MASON Heaven bless the babe! They said. What queer books she must have read! I know some poison I could drink, I've often thought I'd taste it. But Mother bought it for the sink, And drinking it would waste it. Q ...ak ' 1 II: ,I we .gg BRUCE I. MASTERSON Bruce Day Student Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Swimming III, IV, V, Lettered IV, V, Baseball III, IV, Lacrosse V, VI, Let- tered VI, Weightlifting VI, Newspaper, Cartoonist IV, V, VI, Circulation Manager V, Featuresliditor VI: KBN III, IV, V, VI, President and MVP IV, SUN III, IV, V Mohawk Caesar, beware the elbow of Adel. - William Shake- A lie can sometimes save a great deal of energy and sometimes so can telling a lie. - Hugh Prather Qui peut dire le faux et le reel? Too much sanity is madness. - Cervantes I'm just tired. - LM Wait a little while to welcome what you're after Give it the time to find its way to you As soon as you no longer try You'll turn and find it standing by your side When you let it lt'll come to you. Field Hockey III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V,VI VI, Softball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, French Club IV, V, VI, Apache Intramural Chief, Prom Comm. V, VI, CSMD Club VI, Academian VI, CC Club, Home- coming Comm. Vl, Gymnastics VI, Ciack Pack X. Middle Day Student LISA G. MIDDLEMAN speare Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle. - Abraham Lincoln 5 I 14, '1 M Us rf, KEN N ETH MORITZ Kenn Croft Academian V, Wrestling III, IV, V, VI, Tennis III, IV V, VI, Football VI, Golf IV, Croft Dorm IV, V, VI, President VI, Boarding Representative to Student Council VI, Housemaster's Comm. VI, Sailing Club lv,v. If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding. How can you have any pudding if you l.V. Baseball V, V. Baseball VI, V. Swimming V, VI, Newspaper, Photographer V, Photography Club V, VI. Neil Day Student NEIL S. MURMAN don't eat your meat. Oh, by the way, which one's pink? We don't need no education We don't need no thought control No dark sarcasm in the classroom Teachers leave them kids alone - Roger Waters RICHARD E. NASSAR IR. The words of a man's mouth are as deep waters, and the wellspring of wisdom as a flowing brook. -Proverbs 18:4 He that hath knowledge spareth his words: and a man of understanding is of an excellent spirit. Dicky Day Student - n Basketball iii, iv, v, Tennis iii, iv, v, Swimming vi, P'OVe'bS U27 k' Cl b V' Th B I b Ill IV V VI' M'd-E . . . S l .U 'I e OSS C U ' ' ' ' l asl The fear ofthe Lord is the beginning of knowledge, Sanction Vl, Intramurals Uvlohawkj Ill, IV, V, Vl. So you're scared and you're thinkin' That maybe we ain't that young anymore Show a little faith! There's magic in the night... -Bruce Springsteen Well I stood stone like at midnight, suspended in my masquerade . .. -Bruce Springsteen Some jews are alright afterall -DN. Remember you ABC's -Tucker and Kevin How's the Weather? -Rat l'm gonna miss you weather, Good Luck. -DN. but fools despise wisdom and instruction. -Proverbs 1:7 Cary Boarder GARY B. NELSON ',5C.',f fs17 - .av f w-eu 0 H, f , fn t W , ,Writ K ' SEEN ' ' ' I, go' 'Y . ffm V E3 sa -5' if LAWRENCE B. NEIMANN IR. Scott Day Student Baseball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Football III, IV, Basketball Ill, IV, VI, Weightlifting V, Admissions Comm. VI, Comanche Intramural Chief IV VI, Ski Club III, IV, V, VI, Chess Club IV, Frisbee Club V. lust when I knew all of life's answers, they changed all the questions Why do today, what you can put off until tomor- row. There are some who can still remember All the things that we used to do But the days of our youth were numbered And the ones who survive it are few - Kansas Lightening 2 ?,,,.,,,,W f ,,: 4 4- A M , .,. .Q . , 1 .5 1 SHE .. its Them city lights were all too bright But I got this dream on my mind, Where the trees are kings and rivers sing Where peacefulness we'll find. We sat up on that river bank And watched that beauty wind, We walked one night into them hills And left that world behind. - MSN Football IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Co-Captain VI, Baseball IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Weightlifting IV, V, VI, Lettermans Club VI, Art Editor, Newspaper V, VI, Staff member, Egerian V, VI, Sargon Society V, VI, Chess Club IV, Com- anche Mike Day Student MICHAEL S. NOEL -ol fig lltk IEAN H. OH lean Day Student Apache Tout . . . Terriblementl - Apollinaire All that I am waiting for is a chance to take part in a battle - to snatch the laurel crown from the hands of Fortune or to die on the field of glory. - Napoleon The curiously comical aspect of every day events conceals from us the very real suffering caused by our passions. - Barnare I., md, 1 ! M 4 Q7 ' 'ff NN 2 Lg gi if-I 1111 H ' - ' A - f, :.1!i':::. 12.1 ' 7 -W'-I 31 QQi9.'55?a il- W53? T f I, -M,.--u.. ......., EELS?- They can because they think they can. - Virgil No great thing is created suddenly. - Epictetus It's a short walk from the palace to the outhouse. It was all reaching out to me, Now my reflection in the vvater's all I see. Back to the laughing green of summer days, Back to the chilly golden autumn haze To a place called yesterday. - CDB Photography Ill, IV, Chess Club III, IV, V, VI, Letter- mans Club V, VI, Academian V, VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Golf III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain V, VI, Squash VI, Tennis III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Sioux Rob Day Student ROBERT L. OPPENHEIM ,, ,, ., IEFFREY L. POLLOCK Dr, jeff Day Student Chess Club III, IV, V, VI, Pres. V, VI, French Club IV, V, VI, Gargoyle Society III, IV, V, VI, Baseball II, IV, V, VI, C-olf III, IV, Big Brother IV, V, Comanche Yesterday, all my troubles seem so far away. Now, It looks as though they're here to stay. Oh, I believe in yesterday. - Beatles All my life's a circle, sunrise and sundown. -Harry Chapin We should not let our fears hold us back from pursuing our hopes. - Iohn F. Kennedy I've got to be where my spirit can run free, Gotta find my corner of the sky. - Pippin and Pann ' 1 7-443-gL.,,,, M X, '? 'N, I X Nxxwq If J 6- YM If ' 2, . for wr V: V. ,nw ' if, fi, ' W Sf? .pf , 1' ,,.,,.., , wp? Iudge not by what others tell you, but my what you see and feel in your heart. There are no impossible dreams - only quitters. Along the road, what matters, are not the answers we find, but the people we share the questions with. Academian V., Gargoyle V, Football III, IV, V, VI, Scuba V, Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI, Sioux Lou Day student LOUIS B. PLUNG CINDY I. PRIZANT Cindy Day Student Girl's Tennis, IV, V, VI, Academian, IV, V, Sailing Club, IV, V, VI, Gargoyle, V, VI, Homecoming Com- mittee VI. Hungover, Red Eyed, Dog Tired, Satisfied - It's a long road and little wheel and it takes alot of turns to get there. Thank-You, Damn lt! -Charlie Daniels Wooden ships on the water very free and easy. You know the way it's supposed to be. Silver people on the shoreline, let us be. Talking 'bout very free and easy - David Crosby - Stephen Stills Promises made, promises broken, measures of our own demise, secrets of the soul that rarely get spoken, pleasures a thin disguise. - Dan Fogelberg Remember your A B C's'f - Turk 84 Kev Fat, drunk, and stupid is the only way to go through life, Long Live Piggieslf' - Iungle The magic Rat drove his sleek machine . . , -The Boss- Lacrosse, III, IV, V, VI, Lettered, V, VI, Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI, Soccer IV, V, Scuba V, Gargoyle V, Newspaper V, VI, H.T.P.C. VI, The Boss Club III, IV, V, VI, Mid East Sanction VI, Library Committee VI. RAT Day Student RICHARD H. RATTNER KIMBERLY A. RAU Kim Day Student Ski Club, Ill, IV, Spanish Club, IV, Field Hockey Ill, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Track Ill, IV, VI, Swim- ming VI, Soccer Club VI. lt is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion, It is easy in solitude to live after our own, but the great man is he who in the midst of a crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. -Ralph Waldo Emerson- Take your time, think alot, Why think of everything you've got, For you will still be here tomorrow But our dreams may not. -Cat Stevens- Y ya' l' L A I 41-,via 'L f.,- lust one thing then l'll be O,K., I need a miracle every day. - Grateful Dead ln another times forgotten space, your eyes looked through your mothers face. -Grateful Dead- lf you get confused, listen to the music play. Grateful Dead- ls that a real Mexican poncho or is that a Sears poncho. -Frank Zappa- Why don't you all just fade away, and try to dig what we say. -The Who Take this Knife and set me free. - I. Hendrix- Soccer Ill, Squash IV, V, VI, Anti-Assembly Club III, iv, v, vi, varsity P.E. iii, iv, v, vi, Lettered iv, v, vi. Roger Day Student ROGER E. RESNICK THOMAS E. RHODES Tom Day Student Cross Country IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Squash III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Track V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Admissions Committee VI, Ski Club, III, IV, V, VI, Sailing Club III, IV, V, National Ski Patrol IV, V, VI. Well l'm not perfect, but I know I've been forgiven Got a long way to go, and lot to learn from living. Well I know I made mistakes, but I've got what it takes, 'cause jesus is the Lord of my life -Scott Wesley Brown- Perpetual Optimism - Woody Strodel - :P - If 5-rw V -f :. ?, ' fa-E-Pizza ' , '..llllll'l1'ql ff-' llilllllllllll -... Freedom at last, school days are past. College is next, back to the text. Anticipating the future, wild parties and liquor. But I'll say my farewell, to those I've known well. Mr. Gregory - and his vocabulary, Dean Gable, reading my fables, Mr. Veto, and his overactive libido, Mrs. Leibrick, whose clock never misses a tick, Mr. Berry, and his love Theory, Mr. Pavlovich, and his constant mathematical itch, Dr. Cohen, who stresses the importance of knowin, Mr. Diehl, who understands exactly how you feel, Mr. Tadler, whose constant gaint fails to make his fatter, Mr. Griffith, after a quick fifth, Coach . . . Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Benjamin ... and my angles, and all the rest, Farewell for now, to you's my best! Gargoyle, III, IV, Down-hill Ski Club III, Tennis IV, V, Lettered V, Gymnastics III, Lettered III, DSASCHC III, Basketball V, VI, Prom Committee V, Student Fair Committee VI. Rosie Day Student LISA G. ROSENBACH Why is it that we rejoice at a birth and grieve at a funeral? Is it because we are not the person in- volved? -Mark Twain- To A. - M.S. - Forever, Mike. Noodles Day Student MICHAEL S. RUBINOFF EDMUND M. RUFFIN Morne Day Student Soccer III, IV, Basketball IV, V, Tennis III, IV, V, VI, Chess Club IV, V, Ski Club III, IV. There ain't no way to find out why a snorer can't hear himself snore. -Twain- We are always getting ready to live but never living -Emerson- But me I'm not stopping there, got my own row left to hue. just another line in the field of time. -Neil Young- lll!!FACTI!l!l - GW. - . H , ,,,ff,1,,f ,i , ,IL y ' ,Q I ., -1,41 - , . ,5,,1,,,,5,'- Q A f. gf-1,-3, qiyaf' f ' wig, su' A I ' '- -1. ,. .. , if 1 1 I , ,qw , I . Wrfff,-r-c M-6' 1 Q ITT' it ,,ct'Wf ' 1 wwf ' A' ' ,I ti' ' 5 as ,,- fir f'This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning. Life is either a daring adventure or simply noth- ing. -H.K.- I got a '69 chevy, with a 396, fuelie heads and a hurst on the floor Chrome-wheeled, fuel in- jected and stepping out over the line . .. -B. Springsteen- Photography Club III, Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI, Computer Club III, Model Railroad Club III, Spanish Club iv, Film Club iv, v, vi. Runge Day Student WILLIAM F. RUNGE PETER W. RYAN This is what it is -Annet Peacock Ain't it wonderful -PJ. Those who don't play instruments work on cars. Delancey Day Student - me Football Ill, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Tennis III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Co-Captain VI. Weight- lifting IV, V, VI, Gargoyle Ill, IV, V, VI, judicial Committee VI, Letterman's Club VI, Beverage Com- mittee Chairman VI. I want my hundred bucks - P.R. Photography III, IV, V, VI, I.V. Golf III, Riflery III, IV, V, Lettered V, Raquets IV, Car Mechanics V, VI, Ultra Disc Society V, VI, Leisurely Bongo Player VI, P.E. III, IV, V,VI, Varsity V, VI. Ion Day Student IONATHAN I. SABEL I found out, love ain't enough. I need devotion to back it up -Nils Lofgren 3 qw ANN F. SALSBURY Steak Day Student French Club III, V, VI, Ski Club III, Fair Committee VI, Intramurals Chief VI, Field Hockey lll, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Basketball III, IV, V, VI Lettered VI Softball III, IV, V, VI Lettered VI Vice-Pres. IV. . . . memory is seated predominantly in the heart. -Tennessee Williams lf we may believe our logicians, man is dis- tinguished from all other creatures by the faculty of laughter. - joseph Addison Love when you can Cry when you have to . .. Be who you must That's a part of the plan Await your arrival With simple survival And one day we'll all understand .., -Dan Fogelberg 11 f Ou,, n?,t'7 , Ik uf 3 I I It's full of phonies, and all you do is study so that you can learn enough to be smart enough to be able to buy a goddam cadillac someday, and you have to make believe you give a damn if the foot- ball loses, and all you do is talk about girls and liquor and sex all day, and everyone sticks together in these dirty little goddam cliques. -The Catcher in the Rye by l.D. Salinger Ted Boarder THEODORE SANDBERG f 'ff DANIEL W. SAUERS Dan Day Student Stranded in the middle of acres of heat and green- ery and blowing pollen and the strange, mechanical humming that lay invisibly in the weeds and alfalfa and dry orchard grass. - john Updike There's a band out on the highway A high-steppin into time It's a rainbow full of sand With fireworks, calliopes, and clowns And everybody's dancin . .. -Grateful Dead It was a long, dreary play, but Adam and Miranda sat very quietly together waiting paitently for it to be over. Once they turned and their eyes met, but only once, and the two pairs of eyes were equally steady and noncommittal. A deep tremor set up in Mi- randa, as if she were closing windows and doors and fastening down curtains against a rising storm. Adam sat watching the monotonous play with a strange shining excitement, his face quite fixed and still. -Katherine Anne Porter A I C-0 lay down - lamaican proverb Lifer, V. Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Captain VI, MVP V, VI, Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, MVP VI, Fresh. Baseball, Lacrosse IV, V, VI, Pittsburgh High point award IV, Lettermens Club V, VI, Pres. VI, Admission's Comm. V, VI, Voting Comm. VI, Crew III, IV, Headwaiter VI. Turkey Day Student W. ANDREW SAYLES 'Uk STEVEN D. scAMMoN Harp Day student Baseball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI: Football VI, Lettered VI, Basketball Ill, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Antique Car Club IV, V, VI, Fishing Club III, IV, Newspaper IV. The winners in life see the glass as half full, the losers as half empty. You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em, know when to walk away, and know when to run -Kenny Rogers oo STEELERS!!! If you thought this was bad, wait till Ion gets here! ie The beginning is the most important part of the work. -Plato Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not . .. -T.H. Huxley Nothing is harder to put up with than the annoy- ance of a good example. -Mark Twain Don't ever forget what you've done. If it was a mistake, learn from it, if it was not, remember it. Don't ever forget the people you have met, and always look forward to the new ones you'll meet. Cross-Country III, IV, V, VI, Lettered Ill, IV, V, VI, co- captain VI, Track III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Stu- dent Council Representative VI, Admissions Com- mittee VI, Egerian Literary Board V, VI, Newspaper V, VI, Associate Editor VI. f'FritZ Day Student FREDERIC F. SCHWENTKER V a rg. 'Q Q 3 BARRY NOEL SHANAHAN Nook Day Student Gargoyle Society IV, V, VI, Computer III, IV, V, VI, Photography Club IV, V, Backpacking Club V, VI, Film Club V, VI Pi Upsilon Delta Scientific Club Ill, IV, V, VI, Riflery III, IV, V Captain VI. . . . my flower. - Sir Francis I.H. Chesney If they give you ruled paper, write the other way. WHUT - Curtin Quay Kennedy We can share the women, We can share the wine -Grateful Dead Once in a while you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right -jerry Garcia Duddies Goodies - I.W. Nothing to do but Smile Smile Smile - Ierry Garcia Varsity Wrestling III, IV, V, VI Lettered III, IV, V, VI MIP Wrestler IV Co-Captain VI, Soccer Ill, IV Man- ager III Lettermans Club VI, Ski Club III, IV, V, VI, Backpacking Club IV, Mean Green Football ln- spiration Machine Club Pres. VI, DEAD Heads of Pgh. III, IV, V, VI Pres, VI Middle Earth Guitar Smashing Club Pres. VI, MoPar V, VI. Shenks Day Student ANDREW DeROY SHENKAN -Iuan Ramon Iimenez Our love will last forever, he said. Oh, yes, yes, yes! she cried. Forever being a relative term, however, he said. She hit him with a ski pole. -Charles M. Schulz Good bye, Mary Lee. LAURIE C. SIEGEI. Sieg5 Day Student Field Hockey IV, V, VI, Most Improved Player V, Lettered V, VI, I.V. Basketball III, Softball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Ski Club Ill, French Club IV, Prom Committee VI, Academian VI, I.L. VI. Every man has a place, in his heart there's a space and the world can't erase his fantasies. -Earth, Wind and Fire Music is the soul bird that flies in the immense heart of the listener. -Su Chinmoy When you feel down and out Sing a Song, it'll make your day. -Earth, Wind and Fire Later, SSA! Ski Club III, IV, Backgammon Club IV, Spanish Club III, IV, V, VI, Secretary IV, President VI, Field Hockey III, IV, Track III, IV, Basketball III, IV, Boy's Varsity Wrestling Manager VI. Cindy Day Student CINDY A. SILVERBLATT Sag , f N 'SFT' LISA SLESINGER Lisa Day Student Gargoyle Club Ill, IV, V, VI, News IV, V, VI, Egerian IV, V, Admissions Committee VI, Library Committee VI, Field Hockey Ill, IV, V, Lettered VI, Glee Club V, Softball III, IV, VI. The only thing that one really knows about human nature is that it changes. Change is the one quality we can predicate on it. -Oscar Wilde If you treat an individual as he is, he'll stay as he is. But if you treat him as if he were what he ought to be or could be, perhaps he will become that. -Anonymous t Delight in your boyhood, young man, and make the most of the days of your youth, let your heart and your eyes show you the way. -Ecclesiastes 11:9 I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing. -Thomas jefferson Sensibility Armed with sense and liberty With the heart and mind united ln a single perfect sphere. -Neil Peart It's a long yellow Bruce Day Student BRUCE R. SMITH . .I-F I illf' ROBERT FRASER STOKES Croft Golf IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Basketball IV, Weight- lifting IV, Track IV, V, News V, VI, Chess IV, V, VI, Backgammon IV, V, VI, S.U.N. IV, V, VI, Academian VI, Sailing V, Academic Games IV. It seems to me that love is the most important thing in the world. - Siddhartha lfrom Herman Hessej Many are called, but few are chosen. - Matthew: 22:14 We shook hands and I watched him walk quickly away, tall, lean, bent forward with eagerness and hungry for the future. Rev. Malter. Ifrom Chaim Potokl , . .4 f V1 , ii If you smile at me, I will understand because that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language. - David Crosby If you live in a place long enough, not only does the place become a part of you, you become part of the place. - Hemingway Football III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Lacrosse III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Elections Com- mittee V, Vl, Chairman VI, Ski Club Ill, IV, V, VI, Prom Committee V, VI, co-chairman VI. Curt Day Student ALAN CURTIS STONE 4 -ff 4. 5. 4 ' .4 IOAN E. TOTTEN Ietsy Day Student Field Hockey III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Gym- nastics III, IV, V, Lettered IV, Track IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, co-captain VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Egerian V, VI, Gargoyle IV, V, VI, Letterman's Club V, VI, Sargon Society VI, Prom Committee V, VI, Curricu- lum Committee VI, Admissions Committee VI, Aca- demian V, VI, co-editor VI, Intramurals IComanchesl III, IV, V, VI. -1 ,, Duddies Goodies -A.S., l.W. The magical powers of the Mean Green Machine are mind boggling . . . What was I saying? I was in Florida once... I think. -I.W. Some people like the hearts but I'm a corner man myself. -M.S.N. See the losers in the best bars Meet the winners in the dives Where the people are the real stars All the rest of their lives. -Neil Young Floyd helps in time of despair. -D.W. Football, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, co-captain VI, Weightlifting Ill, IV, V, VI, Baseball I week IVI, Letterman's Club VI, Admissions Committee VI, We Don't Ski Club III, IV, V, VI, Brew Club III, IV, V, VI. Duddy Day student IOSEPH I. WAGNER IR. Be as you are as you see As I am I am -james Taylor s P, 'A s, i . In 'V 1:1 A ,,.,. . ,il I 6, it if I J' ' LEE B. WASHINGTON IR. Day Student Big Brother Program IV, V, VI, Academian V, VI, Backgammon Club VI, Independent Study Com- mittee VI, Admissions Committee V, VI, Weight- lifting IV, Track III, VI, Lettered VI, Tennis IV, Vg Basketball V, VI, Lettered VI. If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it then I know I can achieve it! -Rev. jesse jackson If you cannot win, make the one ahead break the record. -Anonymous The heights by great men reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. . -Longfellow 'V' 5 Even if I achieve the highest fame, l'Il never forget from where I came. -V. Webb Later Marvin and Mark. Take it easy. Football III, IV, V, VI, Freshman Team Captain, Var- sity Letter V, Vlg Weightlifting Team IV, V, Mid- dleweight Weightlifting Champion V, Weightlifting Club VI. Freshman Basketball, Freshman Track. V Croft VERNON E. WEBB IR. 'museum DAVID N. WECHT David Day Student If you will it, it is no dream. -Theodor Herzl We fight, therefore we are. -Menachem Begin The unexamined life is not worth living. -Socrates I would rather die having spoken in my manner, than speak in your manner and live. -Socrates Those who are not infuriated at great wrongs will never establish great rights. -Dr. Solomon Abrums He who fears failure does nothing. -Horace Humor is a drug which it's the fashion to abuse. -Gilbert KO. -Murk From the sublime to the ridiculous is but a step. -Napoleon Ah well, I am a great and sublime fool. But then, I am God's fool, and all His works must by con- templated with respect. -Twain Track V, Vlg Gargoyle VI, Egerian V, VI, Literary Board VI. Gregg Day Student GREGG G. WEIDNER HEIDI WEITZ Heidi Day Student Herman's Rule: If it works right the first time you've obviously done something wrong. Olmstead's Law: After all is said and done, a hell of alot more is said than done. Temper, if ungoverned, governs the whole man. -Anthony Shaftesbury It is much easier to repent of sins that we have committed than to repent of those we intended to Commit. -josh Billings Don't stop 'til you get enough! -Michael jackson Football SoCo Day Student RON WILLIAMS v.:-:7:45I'E '.5E3: S4 XF3325-A'i -x 'Na'1 '-1' .'- - ' A ' - V ':fw,-,wt - - v Q ,,:.,-gal' 3, ntl. -tu: - r K 5 i -3:-:..'a3E: . . ' ' ADAM C. ZWEIG Adam Day Student Class Vice-President V, VI, Squash Ill, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Tennis Ill, IV, Admissions Committee VI, Elections Committee V, VI. To do today's work well and not to bother about tomorrow is the secret of accomplishment. -William Osler Never insult seven men when all you're packin' is a six gun. October. This is one of the peculiarly dangerous months to speculate stocks in. The others are luly, january, September, April, November, May, March, june, December, August, and February... Mark Twain lil ,, ' iii Q . , V i A .',v 3 i 1,53 ',,-.,, '4'- - , ' 5 - - Q JM . X if N , K3 ir .2 lt W s Align fl , Wefwf- A , .2 N-wonnvuu as W r'.f4,V. f, ,..,,, ,f 1-5 .a A-A E 's 'T ,,:: M -, ic K. I 9 ,1 Ls'-' -ST I 4Ke?l5mP+ a f ' -- t . -, - :- P 'Q I-5.1, . ' ' saggy-f-1: W ' ,.5gsyf,: , ,.j , ,,.j j!:,g' .,f ...W ' ,gg-grtiffsfgi, ' - , wx. ' ,mf ,,.sfSr' A ' ' 2- . seam..s.,.sq.mba.f'-,f:- '- Four years our home The uniqueness of SSA life unfolds A careful blend of old traditions And new ideals But this year, born of the old And the new A myriad of fresh impressions And emotions Always backed by strong support, Our teams conquer all With finesse With desire But mostly with... A pride that would not yield Both in the classroom and out We have confronted a multitude of challenges And many doors have opened before us It has been a year of learning Of building and of change But although we have accomplished much, The true value of our efforts must Be measured by those to come. And we must realize that no Matter what we have done It will go on regardless. 41 ' :raff- '1-.lff-.Q , 5 H4 38 ,J 'N...,1x.n 4.-1 L , un. .. ...Ili la L , jf 'f.l,.. I. .,. LL,U.,1 Jw.. if ' 5 ' 'J in a I 'S f. 2 l 0 7 H 7 ' 1' ff . ,, I fig, if 'Q K P J '-.1 .142 55,12- 'C ig, N v fi! 2 '34, Q W. . 72 Num., UUDUHDHEUQJWSGDHNN UEHKQB Left to right: A. McCullough, D. Savage, G. Stewart, S. DeBroff, A. Niemann, H. Galanty, A. Berk, T. Fiest, L. Hench, l. Kim, L. Gill, Marcus, S. Povich, l. Tadler, S. Tisherman, D. Arthurs, P. Love, I. Mooney. Class of '81 This year at Shady Side was one of new choices and decisions for the junior class. Competition for grades increased, with emphasis on the impending college admissions process. Career choices, also had an important role in the advisory program. Work, however, was not the only thing on the minds of the junior class. Under the outstanding leadership of president, Dan lvlrvos, the class of '81, was a strong contender in the homecoming float building contest. We had a successful dance which benefitted the class treasury and enjoyed a field trip to a Penguin hockey game, along with a raft trip to Ohiopyle. Throughout the year, our class worked hard academically and displayed a sense of togetherness in class activities. We look forward to next year and hope to achieve the goals which we have set for ourselves. 74 ' ,-4' Back: T. Levitt, S. Smith, D. Gilpatrick, B. Tippins, R. Davenport, M. Keigher, G. Thompson, R, Kappel, R. Easler, D. Ziai, B. Hogan, Front: L Zappala, C. Germain, A. Mulhollen, N. Milhalke, D. Olds, P. Foxen, N. Person, R. Seifert. fl. ' rv .-,JN gytlik Kao, ,..... ws? 'xgwr T1 fx, A I' A. tual ery, 'W lu. 3' Left to right: I. Mateer, P. Flocos, K. Bierne, C. Werbaneth, B. Kilgore, C. Hill, j. Shea, l. Cervi, T. james, I. Tennies, N. Netchi, B. Burgett, G Cominos, M. Arn, K. Beall, T. Drelles, D. Mrvos, H. Galanty, C.. Franklin, G. Middleton, M. Edeburn 75 Left to Right: A. Lloyd, 1. Katarincic, C. Richardson, Y. Fedorowitz, N. Bierer, S. Gibson, 1. Prebor, L. Marcus, C. Donnelly, T. McClay, P. Mazeski, S. Schreiber, K. Marasco, D. Wecht, R. Reuter, W. Garrett, R. Sanner, A. Hirsh, M. Fowler ,wx d, Back: L. Cohen, M. Kramer, S. Burger, A. Simmons, D. Levy, A. Haus, I. Berman, E. Sauereisen, M. Greenburg, C. Terezis, S. Lesoon, C. Voss F. Baran, S. Kintner, A. Travis, N. Kim, Front: S. Golomb, L. Steinbach, L. Rumble, B. Bowman, A. Moeller, C. Vodrey 76 Class of '82 Being a sophomore was for almost everyone a change of scene from the freshman year. Students returned to familiar faces, places and friends. It was comforting to find one's niche, this year a notch higher on the totem pole. i M. Grosz, T. Sinclair, M. Harrison, P. Athens, R. Ejzak, I. Hogan, D. Dickson, G. Ficery, B, l l Dauer, S. Goodman, B. Goldberg, A. . M.E. Kaelin, S. Ference, A. Bahl, C. Aznavorian, G. Kountouris, R. Deitch, L. K. Shanahan, B. Munroe 77 l Middleman, F. Dickson, H. Krizner, L. King, Heppenstall, L. Scammon, R. DuBois, l. lrvin, if I. Levvis, C. Bonatti, G. Voss, D. Kim, L. Cunningham, L. Washington, S. Silverman, I. Mallinger, Lebovitz, P. Sheptak, Henshaw, L Scammon, S. Franklin, L. Lockhart, K. Pascoe, 1. Greenbaum, R. Deitch, T. Tafel, M. Fairman, S. Giallonardo, D. Rattner, O. Young, K Knobil, T. Begg, M. Carolina, S. Roth, D. Leff, I. Swensen, P. Hulley, R. Lutz, C. Schaeffer, M. Silverman, D. Morrison, I. Parr, B. Buran lfrontj F. Sissingh. ses . X X ,fu si ,A 4 T3 5 as 'M mv' l rl 4' . ,IQ sw ,. I. Slesinger, A. Schwentker, M. Wald, P. Atwell, L. Donoughe, C. Allen, H. Harley, Y. Herer, 1. McMahon, C. Cancelliere, C. Morter, B. Neft B. Stein, T. Gill, D. larvis, W. Braham, I. Ellis, S. Fuhrer, 1. Spear, C. Thompson, M. Henry, M. O'Hanesian, ifrontl A. Howson, L. Haley. 78 1 N'-ui 4 I, Labarthe, G. Blanchfield, R. Yee, I. King, Berkman, T. Wiegand, L. Streater, B. Wedemeyer, M CaIlI'1an,M Wilkins, I Cabos, I Haus, I Agnew, S. Knutson, I, Maloney, R. Stephenson. ' ' I 0 4 ,0- 'ii 9. www ,AJIFV 2 .,. Class of '83 The freshman class of H79-80 experienced an interesting, sometimes exciting, and mainly unique year. Many factors contributed to this experience: Being the younger class, different courses, more free time yet a heavier work load, new friends, and arriving home at 6:30 p.m., were but a few. After our class adjusted to these changes everyone had fun, and once we got over our initial shyness many good friendships developed. Our freshman year was just a beginning, and our sophomore year is going to be even better. K. Niemann, W. Vodrey, S. Mooney, B. Pippin, E. Howson, A. Nagy, P. Knowles, A. Katz, I. Katarincic, M. Kartsonas, S. Maloney, I. Stone, C. Hartung, A. Winson, T. O'Brien, M. Maizlech, M. Han, E. Metheny, M. jenkins. 80 jg ,-,.....-ff? . M.,. B. Smolar, D. Eligator, M. Feczko, T. Banach, L. Davis, B. Rust, R. Zappala, C, Wentley, B. Warren, S. Lipsitz, W Byerly, M Cohen, H Scheetz, K. Smiley, P. Morris, M. Dickson, A. Kasunich, N. Spells, T. Detre, I, Collins, T. Oliver, 1. Tadler, K. Brickner. ,J C. McTurk, D. Homyak, l. Simmons, G, Taylor, D. Camens, S. Swimmer, H. Samson, D. Eddy, C. Adams, K. Hoopes, K. Stadtlander, B Wecht, L. Lamagna, R. Kanterman, l. Hunter, A. Crross, I. Williams, T. Cancelliere, C. Brodmerkel, T. Davis, F. Patterson, W. Houston, I Linn, S. Albitz, D. Schachter, S. Lasday, N. Sandson. 81 l Klein M Raltano D Todd T Lasner D Hirsh, T. Rajasenan, B. Braham, C. Rice, I. Kim N Scheetz T Kadar B Katz C Stlffler K Fedarko G Childs S Haggerty T AffIDIIO D Rath, R. Rueger, V. Iversen, D. Adams,S. Pasman I Kim A Kam . ' T F 3 ' ' W , ff n I .5...f. lv. Y V .... -::,.. L SEX, J D A '19 131 R? 5 Q lvl , ' ' X a 5 ,i.'fk,1f . T sg 1' 1 fu T - T If , ,M 'ESR Na, x.,,,f' B.. U I ' ' 1' H In N we - 77 T ef K e it , . '75 X 5. W? Quuummcxwua mamma ' XL Mm u ummm 1,415 QBGBDUGDQDUEQB lunior School Mrs. Betty Ferguson Director 'ffgiz-fl 'iv-fu -' h-1-,, .ff .fm ,,,..,...-H - - V x A 'U' 5-'21, WF' W N I K' 'x f N 'Q:'fY7' 4 1 P 'S 3, A , .,-v ' ' V' .. , x -ov' I +V -' Q 'R 5' A J, A -w i il 5 I Q3 Z a . -:.:. '-- J' . A Vi. U' Q J 3532 - 16 ' Y- . ,l s ... ,ar I ' 'i':-::.-1...- , . 3 I1 Y 'aw '19 ,ij '41 ,KV 1. ff' wt- uu- pun R 1' E3 1 , KQV, 4 .......ae..,...., 5 C J V ...f-ffilf' ,I sI.s'1.'- V . ,.. ii '. ' , K ,1.!g,': f. 86 'U sf r 5 Grade 6 Top L-R Solinger, Dell, I., Doshi, Altmar, Srnith, Burger, Taylor, Roscow, Park, Turner, Kerschbaumer. Tanner, Slevin, Bilbao, Wirnmer, Beckwith, N., Kalson, Leff, McTurk, Goodwin, D., Kyriapoulos, Klein, Selz, Kennedy, I., Handerson, Nothman, Beckerrnan, l-lowson, Lippard, Beckwith, S. Grade 6 Top L-R Black, Shehan, Gerlach, Wiegand, Blaufeld, Walsh, Beveridge, Fuchs, Yaccino, D. Thompson, A. Katz, Marchase, Shaffer, Troy, Mcllroy, Marsh, McLaughlin, B., Corpuz. Nassif, Worthey, Mandell, Aranson R., Ruttenberg, Greer, Goldberg, B., Daternasch. 87 MAN. mg-Yfflif ' uw ' ' :f41E'LLQs.f's Form l Top L-R Parker S., Ecker, Corson, Tell Lebovitz, Thompson, M., Avery, Kahl, Abbett, l lvlcCrady, Shenkan. Shaffer, T., Lewis, Kintner, Succop, Hammerschmidt, Hinrichs, Naktin Vesely, Todd, Kalil. Davis, B., West, Rust Wissinger, E., Paul, Roughen, Agras, Owen Connolly, Sayles. Swimmer, Schimpf, Kim W. Barsotti, Hilger, Santarnarina, Mandelker, Sendek, Berschling, Graff. We. li , ,rf , I, , .av i ' ,fi -. . H ' R..-'if 1 if 3 Q .Qs ' yigiiplw . H xg., , '41 T A ff , ' 4 ' ,-.ffrwlifmfvw V -,,3i, 'w- . z.. , ff'-,Q 1' , T i. . ,W lf ,qt-., K 'R A'w..7 151,111.1 ML,v,?,..f, ,',v Form I Top L-R Green, Kenyon, Cohen, Beckerman, I., O'Reilly, G., O'Reilly, A., Wymard, Gatehouse, Hartner, Reigel, Zandin. Fisher, Kirn, A., Clark, Krell, Rampa, Taylor, King, Foley, Seltman, Henkel, Vecchio. Sheon, Ciolornb, Rice, Swartz, Iverson, Woodings, Houston, Berkey, Davis, R., Rheinboldt. Davis C., Stein, Hanna, Esktrand, Easler, Frank. 7 A i'?NT'? M5' 1'f'52 5h' 5' - 2 tr. 4'145f-54?f2ff?'ffA55f f'eL ff fff ffftk !?.f':1 :',Q:E:-- Q'-4,5 I 5- s 'is f 'r,,2-2:-'- ':gf,:: ip. gQqf',Qf'g2gff9,7y,-,ffmtrsag., 5, J 1-Kgs, ii Ti C, TN ...wf M . as X , , l' L l si 1 1 1 Z ' Top L-R Resick, DeBroff, Clarkson, Burgett Arnowitz, Nogrady, Musgrave, Balquist McLauglin. Henry, Fownes, M., Hiles, Euvver Goldberg, F., Cerul, Elstner, Fuchs, D., Thorp Meyer, Cunningham, Siegel, Kortanek Aranson, D., Roberts. Stavrides, Bassett C-oodwin, P., Su, Cohen, Spear, Colernan. Top L-R Morton, Munroe, Roth, Robinson, Milliken, Patton, Yaccino, M., Prebor Garfinkel. Washington, Vasko, Zakman Berardino, Krot, Criallonardo, Fedarko, Bigge MaCVay, Hirsh, Ackerman, Wissinger, D. Fownes, C., Fales, Casey, Kennedy, D., Reich. Harrison, Franklin, Oehrnler, Murray, Parker, Martha. 89 I f right: David A. Mancosh, Headmaster of the Middle School Middle School Faculty Top: Paul Bodnarchuk, Alan McMillen, Robert Stiffler, Carl Walzer, William DeTillo. George Kasunich, Marian Schusler, Dorothy Gennaccaro, Nicholas DeFeo, Robert Kaelin, William McCabe. Michael O'Neil, Susan Kirkpatrick, Barbara Kerensky, Pamela Matyuf, Marian Ek, Terence Maguire, ,P F N.. Qyx 3'-if W 0 'V ai+1'i',' f ,. 90 awww DG DEB QD jgw QD WM' Football '80 The Shady Side Indians had an outstanding season this year as they recaptured the I.P.S.L. championship. The Indians compiled a successful 6-I-1 record. The Indians will share the championship this year with Nichols School of Buffalo. The Shady Side Indians were particiularly outstanding due to their leadership, their team unity and of course, their excitement. Co-Captains Mike Noel and Ioe Wagner truly provided sincere leadership for this year's team. They went out of their way to make every player feel like an integral part of the squad. Everyone felt at home in the locker-room, on the field, and off the field. Due to these characteristics, the team gained the respect of the entire Shady Side community. Coach Grandizio regarded this team as his favorite and most respected of his fifteen years of coaching at SSA. Excitement was prevalent throughout the season. The initial game of the season against Linsly Military was I4-I3 by a touchdown pass in the dwindling seconds of the final quarter. Mercersburg Academy also proved to be a worthy opponent, but the Indians chalked up a I4-6 victory. The tough Indians also managed to pull out an exciting I4-14 tie against New Brighton, the number four ranked team in Western Pennsylvania at the time. This upset however led to a Ietdown as the Indians lost 7-O to an obviously inferior Western Reserve team. Nevertheless, the tenacious Indians rallied back to defeat two worthy opponents, University School and Nichols School fthe co-championl. The Indians ended the season with a decisive victory over Kiski tlast year's league championl. veg 'W fl Y .Q rs 3, M71 I' 1 5.3! until wr . I .-., A . img . 1 1-2 QKEILQW. ,,, A I . 1- .T-F5-J '- x , .ffm -.. S 11.2 ' ' 'srl 'lggywxqzfrf , slim , q X . 3 -Q-if-ev ifagrsi, Pi 3 '95 65 I-1-it , , M ' l+:'-+' if ff' 'T af- wf2'2P0 -if , Di A if is iq Ti fig 1 1 92 4.1. The team of 1980 will definitely miss such talented seniors as the Co- Captains Mike Noel and loe Wagner, Curt Stone, Chip Hiteshevv, Ronny Williams, Chris Gee, Boom-Boom Clarke, Pete Ryan, Vernon Webb and David Wecht. These seniors, just as all other graduating players have done, will wish the coaches good luck with next year's team. Ronney Laffey and lim Perry, next year's co-captains, will lead the way. No matter what the team situation may be next year, all the spectators will once again realize and recognize that superb coaching will always be present at Shady Side. tCoaches Grandizio and Buran funded this concluding statementj. fs '2 'l ' . 5-33 W . 'L gag? y .n ' . .-wma. - .Q If .- ,.. S, Q..-X i S fl y . 1 -ss, , ta- ir C , - ,Q , X A , fish ' -4 V N4 , ti . ,Q , . ' lv ' ' Ni 1. A9- , , lk! of -,fs ' 4, w ' 'six 7 'G' 'J-Pfi ' .1 1,4 A: F4 4.31. Q42 25100 93 Front row Tener Simmons lan Kim David Homyak Andy Katz Bill Houston Kenny Niemann, Lee Davis, Bob Kanterman Second Row Todd Cancilliere jeff Stone Ben Wecht Scott Llpsitz, Dave Demarco, Forrest Patterson Gregg Hartung Vince Palmer Third row Kurt Casey Dan DeMarco Shawn Haggerty, Hud Sampson, Paul Morris Steve Albrtz lay Katarincic ll Linn Not Pictured: Andy M. Gross if .v T ,,. ' ' 1 N-V -5 7 Y ' Y- -'- -'-'ff' fffsw Q A 'at V J s I... qt ' '-1 - 'Q -.wx 'f ?1'iQL?ZZgi'f' , 5 . rf 'L -xt? f:s,,,j'. v vlir f '5?T+Q:,.1S3r ' Fi-4.-:.f fi '9f2'.,'.ig,f4:'gt Sufi'- ., Fi 1-'dnl . Q- 3 . V, W' ' 1 M, ir, -.5 5 ,l jf. Q 'Qui-girjg .'..-., W W - ' I' i v i . , .1 - 5 'Q ,T Q ' 'f , M .r r , 1 7' . 1 ' T TX w a-m ira W 2 E W I W wma S A em -tva ...,,f,,, a.,.,:-ew , Front rovv Stan Ferrence Curt Voss Paul Mazeski john Kim Ronald Davenport Kurt Marasco, Louis Plung, Gary Nelson Second rovv Mr Sayles David Dickson Leon Haley lacque King David Buran, Frank Dickson, Greg Voss Mr Diehl Back row Tom Feist George Aznavorian Tim Agnew Marvin Carolina, Todd Begg, Bob Lutz, John Houston. Front row: I. Kim, A. Nagy, D. Hirsh, G. Taylor, T. Davis, I. Williams, N. Sheetz, T. Lasner, T. Oliver, P Knowles. Second row: Coach Henershot, M. Stept, I. Klein, K. Stadtlander, B. Berkman, D. Todd, D Eddy, G. Rice, D. Eligator, B. Katz, B. Rust, Coach Endres. Back row: E. Metheny, G. Childs, M. Han, C Stiffler, G. Brodmerkel, D. Adams, B. Braham, T. Kadar. 5 I ', I ' fy ii? fg ! it I A . V I M. -f .., A l 3 '9 V' A 'f' . , g 7 Front row: D. Gilpatrick, C. Labarthe, M. Wilkins, S. Goodman, P. Hulley, I. Parr, I. Allen, R. Ejzak, I. Greenbaum, D. Rattner, I. Mallinger, B. Segall. Back row: Coach Fleishman, M. Milhalke, A. Hirsh, A. Niemann, T. Gill, C. Schaeffer, M. Keiher, W. Braham, I. Hogan, E. Sauereisen, A. Hovvson, S. Gibson, C. Allen, M. Greenburg, Coach McCarthy. I.V. and Freshman Football and Soccer Soccer Top Row Coach john Knepper lim Adelsheim, Tim lsaly, George Stewart, Captain Andy Sayles, Phil Coldblum, Mark Stiffler, lamie Katzin, Bottom Row Marty Calihan Cliff Gross Rich Easler, Tyler McClay, Sam Kintner, lohn Coldblum, Michael Caplan, The 1979 Varsity Soccer Team finished its season with a disappointing 6-7 record, and finished one game behind the l.P.S.L. co-champions, University School and Western Reserve Academy. However, the loosing record does not give an accurate indication of how well the squad played throughout the year. The team suffered disappointing losses to such W.P.l.A.L. powers as Fox Chapel, North Hills, North Allegheny, W.P.l.A.L. runner-up, Spring- dale, and W.P.l.A.L. champion Shaler. The squad's highlight of the season was the comeback effort to tie W.P.I.A.L. power, Mt. Lebanon, by a score of 2-2. Offensively, Sam Kintner, john Goldblum, Rich Easler, and Tyler McClay made up the line, an all junior combination. Controlling the center of the field was captain Andy Sayles, as well as seniors Phil Coldblum, and lim Adelsheim. The defense played extremely well throughout the year, and was made up of seniors jamie Katzin, Mike Caplan, Tim lsaly. The goaltend- ing was held by sophomore Ted Weigand, and Tom Lazaroff. With strong support from Cliff Cross, Marty Calihan, and Bruce Masterson coming off the bench, the team had depth which helped it come out of some difficult situations with injuries to starters. With ten returning members of this 1979 squad, the 1980 soccer season promises to give Shady Side a strong contender next year to capture the I.P.S.L. soccer crown. f 97 V if is 43 Q A. Q E Q ,fp fs , t A 0.1 ,fl , Q .., , , , 4 J Never stopping, and only slowing down for girls field hockey, the 1979 Mack-pack accumlated a 9 - 4 record and a third place finish in the L.P.S.L. an impressive feat for this young team. In the place of number one good guy, Dave Olds, came co- captains Fritz Schwentker, and Tom Graham, and super sophomores Doug Smack Morrison, and Dar- ren larvis, all of whom shared the number one slot on the team. The competition was tough, and some- times dangerous, but with strong ef- forts by the smack-pack, including josh Mooney, Scotty Lerch, jimmy Irvin, Rick Dubois, Tom Rhodes, Ral- phy Dalphy Demmler, Mike Flash Flood, Ted Sandberg, jamie Lang and jeff Swenson, the S.S.A. pack hung in. Especially commendable was the meteor-like rise of senior George Kreis from twentieth place to third place by the end of the season. The l.V. record of ll - O this season, plus a first place in the S.S.A. Invitational shows the potential for this team next year. Led by tri-cap- tains losh Mooney, Darren larvis, and Doug Morrison, and Coaches McConnel and Balash, the Mack- pack will be out to avenge their losses to U.S. and Kiski, and will be top contenders for the title. s t Cross Country - 'F i'i'i6ffx- ,M a -rg ,, any I -r Af, ' A V 4 of W, , , ! . ,I ui: I ', lang! ,M V X ' fm 142. ,N ,ga , W ,-4: ,,,,fw1A2,m:5gf9t,a- ' ,, K . 'H -61,9 ,. . ' H if f--ffm , I if V' I 1 ,A M A ' 01 99 'ts 'ff' if ' it, .1 Top Balash, Lerch, Demmler, Kreis, Parr, Mooney, DuBois, Raitano, L - R Levey. McConneI, Grahm, Garrett, Crosz, Banach, Reigel, Jarvis, Athens, Martin. Flood, Laing, Kilgore, Kartsonas, Sandberg, Ficery, Morrison, Cunningham, Q 1-' i 'A 1, 3 5 Q -.ff f if a 1,,,, i Q 1' H X 1+ ui ? 5 'I .v .t in: 'vv 55,5 2 A H ' .. i fi-if if S n 'fi, 99 Field Hockey Bottom: Amy Lloyd, Peggy Feczko, Nancy Netchi, Mary Lee Dickson, Carolyn Thompson, Natalie Buran, Sue Giallonardo, Sue Mooney, Edie Howson, Cindy Germain, Susan Burger, Middle: Kim Rau, Amy Hurite, Lisa Middleman, Leslie Marous, Laurie Siegel, Stephne Lesoon, Ann Salsbury, Amy Kasunich, Naomi Himmelhoch, Katie Brickner, Lee Scammon, Top: Miss. Baumgartner, Miss DiGiacomo, letsy Totten, Mary Kennedy, Mary Arn, Liz Gill, Patty Herzog, Clare Henry, Nan Bierer, Kathy Hill, julie Katarincic, jenny Shea, Sarah Knutson, Lisa Hench, Mary Ann O'Hanesian, Anne Henshaw, Mrs. McGreevy. The 1979 Girl's Field Hockey team had a very successful season under the guidance of coaches Baumgartner, McGreevy, and Digiacomo, the team finished with a 10 - 4 - 0 record and the first I, S.G.A.L. title. Co-captains Clare Henry and Amy Hurtie lead the team in enthusiasm. Memo- ries of the season are as follows: Miss Piggy who's baking brownies? penguin iwhalel How come football gets out so early? everpresent mouthguards the T-D hat Do they ever wash those pinnies? Thanks for your support Shady Side! Uwe want war paint homecoming and roses do we get indian's heads? You're welcome Se- wickley nine graduating seniors love those hats coaches we're not running circuit, are we? songs on the bus - there once was a coach named Miss B lightening what does I.S.G.A.L. stand for, anyway? How would you feel going back and saying we lost to them?! ... Let Siegs play front line . . . what color socks? ... don't let them get to the field before we do ... no teepees, Mr. Sayles ... League Champs-Outright!!! Good luck next year! 101 Thanx coach D. Ms. McG, and MissB! Girls' Tennis Top L-R Carolyn Donnelly, Lisa Co hen, Carrie Casey, Lisa Rosenbach Coach Berry, Amy Berk, Amy Mid dleman. Middle Kate Shanahan, Laura Berk- man, Margaret McKnig-ht, Susie Tisherman, Andy Cross. Bottom Susie Pasman, Cherie Can- celliere, jennifer Collins, Mary Louise Byerly, Nancy Kim, Harper Scheetz, Katie Hoops. 102 The 1979 Varsity girls tennis was a smashing success. The varsity team, which consisted of Seniors Carrie Casey, Margaret McKnight, and Laura Berkman, juniors Carolyn Donnelly, Susie Tisherman, Amy Berk, and Lisa Cohen, and Soph- omore Debbie Kim, was able to pull off a winning season of 7-3. The team was led by Captain Carrie Casey, Coach George E. Berry III, and Manager, Andy Gross. Through- out the season the girls endured a vigorous training program in order to prepare for the tough com- petition in the I.S.C..A.L. League. Af- ter crushing Ellis twice and Win- chester and Sewickley each once, the SSA tennis team was in first place for the League title. However, after suffering the agony of defeat by the Winchester team, the team was forced to share the title with Winchester and Sewickly. The sea- son came to a close with a final league record of 4-2. The SSA girls tennis players look forward to the 1980 season for another chance to win the league title. T77 103 Golf Before the start of the 1979 golf season, there was a definite feeling among the team that they could go undefeated. As the season came to an end in mid-October, the feeling had become a reality. Under the guidance of Mr. Hench, Steve Fuh- rer, Dan Schreiber, Captain Rob Op- penheim, Fraser Stokes, George Thompson, Matt Kimmerer, Geoff Buttner, and Mark Heppenstall com- pleted a TO-0-O season. Although competition was not as intense as was hoped, any team would have had trouble with The Henchmenf' Team records were set at the home course fFox Ghapell by Dan Schrei- ber with a 74 for 18 holes, and by Steve Fuhrer with a 36 for 9 holes. With three returning lettermen fSteve Fuhrer, Dan Schreiber, and George Thompsonj, and rapidly im- proving Rob Reuter, jerry Ellis, and Toby O'Brien, next year should be a repeat performance. T' 'T' 8,4 35,1 .Li x mm. 5.,-My ,L V . ,Q , M., . W' - , i M 4, fagfiggux -WE A 4 - J ma '1- 1 ' A ig fgfzfsf' A , 1 , , ., , .f o 1 9. a s ,. 1 -' ' 'wa ' , 2-if + miikiifmwa Giihifin- I fasfgahajif f , pf Y' ff' ' ' T04 5-nr' X EW T Cheerleading The 1979-1980 Shady Side Cheer- leading Squad provided support for the fall and winter teams. Led by captain Mary Kennedy the seven woman squad cheered from the side lines in a variety of conditions. The smiling faces of luniors Susan Bur- ger, Nan Bierer,1enny Shea, Liz Gill, and Sophomores Lee Scammon and lill Cignetti helped the spectators and participants temporarily forget the frigid conditions which were of- ten present during the games. The winter sent the girls inside to cheer on the Wrestling and Basket- ball squads. The fall and winter sports events wouldn't have been the same vvith- out the dedication of the cheerlead- ing squad. 'IOS Homecoming '80 Q .Yr A 5, My .'V. H . 1 V, . fM'w',a , ,fwsfslf Ar uv, l - S K . VP-uuugav-'Ml l S PE N QMCHO Homecoming at Shady Side was a complete success this year. From the athletic fields to the dormitory and class float building projects, Shady Side students exemplified their leadership and hard working abilities which enabled the Academy to enjoy one of the finest homecomings in recent history. Rigorous training gave our Indians the edge we needed to defeat Nichols in all areas of competition. Stirred by the extra efforts of the junior class, the class of 1980 got their act together enough to win the prestigious float building contest. Much credit is due to the athletic department and to our own class officers for making this year's Homecoming such a memorable occasion. 106 l x W A---. ., qw Q 1 ' . :,f,1q-M, . -. 1'-..'5-.., ' ,- 'T K A 1-, K5 L 1, W., ' ' -rf., -, 33 ' 2 K ' 4 .,, I K A -' 'Wk fb x f T' . H A' ' ' A if Z M -: f 5 p3,,Q an x ' ' ,I axis? ,S W., wi il Ni?-bf it -' milf . .fx v ' - ' QQ -Vlqlffwrst-JW MW Q-ini! Mpifxil ,f:w'g,.'wZ1' M .M ,gpkgg Lx I E, 1 .k.,m,,, v vw, ,grim K: ,s . , 1 vw! K - Twg.3'f:g. 'af A 1 :Qf,,',K5.. , N., Q 'QA g 1 . A 'H A , n.v..g M- I 5 1683 'Q -5 af xy m f A J. , vile-1 ,Q , m 'Q .Q l abr..- '15 .., 'N sk ziuul- ,, . Y, BQ fa' ,JI ,x '14 f 'f Boys' Basketball Under the instructive direction of Head Coach jones and with the help of j.V. and Varsity coaches, Balash and Hovvson, this year's boys basketball team became consistently better. Senior, Captain Andy Sayles was the remarkable high scorer with 353 pts. total and 267 rebounds. He received the Henry Harris memorial award, along with being chosen as the team's Most Valuable Player. Although the basketball team did not win their tournament against high schools Hampton, Springdale and Laurenceville Catholic, they met with great luck and improvement. With returning lettermen, Tom Lazaroff and David Porter, along with captain jeff Cervi, the 1980-1981 team will consist of players from this year's strong j.V. and freshman teams. CD not . Qi' YQWQ gi u f ' K Lx . x . . X s 'm 'E 5 7 5- 1 Yi , ga., V. N A 32 . . s A 13? 4X S e s ,gs Q .fa Q 1 rs 'Q f JA '17 T, Q Q 'S I X ft' 1 . lA Q3 .9 S 1 f 1 i z i A . Front row: P. Goldblum, S. Scammon, M. 5 Flood, L. Washington, S. Citron, j. Levey. Back rovv: Coach jones, S. Nieman, A. Sayles, T. james, D. Parr, D. Porter, j. Cervi, j. Bass, 9 Coach Howson. W 108 . ,gs 'H ,up ,- kv A, ,.- -,,....----f NNN ,ZX 3 46- n. i 1 Front row R Zappala 5 Haggerty R --.., E Metheny P Malony Back row Coach Swimming On diving board, D. Fawcett, M. Henry, R. Kappel, M. Kennedy, I. Holden fsittingj, L. Malin, S. Lesoon, D. Ciilpatrick, M. E. Kaelin, D. Nassar, I. Katarincic, M. Edeburn, D. Ross fcoachj. lst row: D. Mrvos, B. Katz, A. Neft, B. Vodrey, T. Simmons, B. Braham, 2nd row: A. Berk, C. Terezis, S. Giallonardo, C. Cancelliere, V. Iverson, S. Repp, 3rd row: Y. Herer, C. Donnelly, H. Krizner, I. Cignetti, R. Levey, F. Baran, C. Allen, S. Ference, R. Deaner, K. Rau, M. Hardie, B. Bowman, C. Wentley, M. Frankovich, E. Sauereisen, N. Mihalke, I. Katarincic, 1. Kavaler, G. Thompson, K. Vodrey, D. Morrison, j. Davis. The 1979-80 season consisted of many changes for the girls' swim team. Because of the change to the winter season, many previous letter winners were lost to other sports. However, the reduced team, which lacked experienced divers, performed well under the guidance of their new coach Dale Ross and his assistant lim Davis. The swimmin' women compiled a 2 - 6 record with sizable victories over Breshear and Oliver. The team suffered losses to Fox Chapel, Allderdice, Shaler, Northgate and Hampton fby one pointy. Suffering the loss of only two letter winners and led by co-captains Mary Kramer and lulie Katarincic, next years swimming season should be a successful one. 110 Mails. ., ' rg. ,,' I '. .1 .1 'TNI' iy' X . ., V WW ' 4 . if - .1-52. f . HW i L, ' l.flfi,9 fl' 1 W ti' 1 . . if x F Q any W: , tv 2 4 QM ' W -91- ' . :g '-'E-3,2-1 if , ....,., - .fl 4 'N wi ,, an Xian 4 ag . 2 0 X X wif?-S H Q - , 1jlr:5.ffg..,.l 5 E-zs s - .omg ,.-- ig,,g.,r., .,... -.Q N The enthusiasm of new head coach Dale Ross and assistant coach james Davis inspired the Shady Side Varsity Boys' Swimming Team to greater effort and resulted in a 6 - 5 record, the first winning swimming season in four years. After an initial loss to Fox Chapel on the first day of practice, the team rallied to win meets over Linsly, Northgate, Oliver, Allderdice ltwicel and a particularly impressive victory over last year's State Champion, Shaler. All the bad luck came at once when the flu bug destroyed our chances of a good showing at the Interstate Swimming league Cham- pionships. We were unable to field an entire team and some swimmers who qualified for the finals were too sick to participate in their individual events. Overall, it was a successful season for the team under the leadership of captain Dan Fawcett. Next year's team should be strong again as we will lose only three graduating seniors, but hope to fill their places with returning juniors and sophomores. 'lil Wrestling The 1979-1980 Wrestling season came to an exciting end for this year's varsity and junior varsity squads, their fans, coaches and trainers. lt vvas capped off by a Prep League match with Kiski on Feb. 23 and a National Tournament 2 vveeks later. SSA vvas the victor at the Feb. match by a score of 35-18. The grap- plers had been beaten earlier during a lan. tournament by Kiski and the team's comeback concluded the season on a good note. Along with coaches Bob Grand- izio, Bob Kirkpatrick, Donn Ernst and trainer Mike Mooney, this year's co-captains Andy Shenkan and Tim lsaly named jamie Grebosky as next year's captain. With this, their sec- ond league title in the last two years under their belts, next year's team will have their work cut out for them. Good luck to the 1980-81 squad! 112 Top photo, top row: Mr. Grandizio, lamie C-rebosky, Bo Buran, Hudson Samson, Tony Curtis lim Perry, lim Clarke, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Bottom: Lance Lasner, Darren larvis, lames lrvin, Tim Isaly, Andy Shenkan, Andy Katz, this year's Varsity squad. Middle photo, top rovv: Marten lenkins, lay Linn, David Dickson, Brendan Warren, Dan Schacter, Neil Sandson, Frank Dickson, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Bottom: Lee Cunningham, Ken Niemann, Andy Gross, Ken Moritz, Frank Sissingh, D. DeMarco Chris Schaeffer, the lunior Varsity Squad. 5, KEN YUN ? :f 2, iggfsw X V Y- was f M - 5 ,,,! f 11' 4-,3,,,n'aAd S7R 'N-N.,w ' ,,., A -Lx, Squash '80 This year's B and C squash teams were led by Captain Matt Kimerer, Coach Harry Fleishman, and Pittsburgh's junior Champion Samuel Kintner fnext year's captainj. In the city league the B team finished fifth out of six teams with two wins and eight losses. The B team consisted of seniors Matt Kimerer Q3-1Cj, Mark Heppenstall Q6-Bj, Adrian McMillan Q2-6j, Adam Zvvieg fl-lOj, junior Samuel Kintner Q4-Bj, and Coach Harry Q5-Sj. ln the C league Shady Side finished strong vvith seven wins and six losses. The C team was led by juniors Mike Keigher Q11-4j and Rich Easler C10-6j, seniors Tom Rhodes and Ted jenkins played well under pressure. In the school league tough losses came at Nichols and Mercersburg yet the team rallied to devastate University School 6-1. Coach Fleishman anticipates a fine season next year with the return of Varsity members Ted Weigand, Cliff Gross, Tyler McClay, Mike Keigher, Rich Easler, and hopeful Sam Kintner. M' 'T '35 35 is , fa ya- x Y-...if ,QQ . ' wo-f X, 5,52 a X ner, Richard Easler, Matt Kimerer K 'X it Adrian McMillan, Mark Heppenstall qiiiii Bottom Ted jenkins, Mike Keigher - X .ik its I at' penheim, Tyler McClay. E X x h t Top L-R Harry Fleishman, Sam Kint- Ted Weigand, Cliff Gross, Rob Op- Girls' Basketball Top L-R Coach DiGiac3omo, Katie Brickner, Lisa Rosenbach Luz Gill Mary Ann Margaret McKnight Anne Simmons, lean Oh, Coach DiVirgilio, Mr McCabe Middle Ann Kasunich, Ann Salsbury, Sarah Knutson Susie Tisherman Carolyn Thompson Anne Henshaw, Lisa Hench. Bottom Ann Hilger, Clare Henry, Amy Hurite l 4! ' l . nrt -i a- ' Q 5 ulsmla , ,, Q 1.-,, 5 ,. 3 ,- f-.,::f1 jr ' Ma., .f ..x tx my-W . WW N--viv -M--W The girls' basketball team enjoyed one of its finest seasons ever with a record of 10-5. The highlight of the season came when the league title was captured with a 5-1 record, also giving the girls the allaround league championship. This never would have happened without all of the exhausting practices, and the leadership provided by captains Clare Henry, Ann Hilger, and Amy Hurite. All three seniors supplied the team with excellence in the various areas ofthe game: Hen- ry's rebounding and shooting under the basket, Hilger's outside shots and defense, and Hurite's dribbling and passing. A personal highlight came when Clare Henry scored 34 points against Mercersburg and proceeded to give an excellent performance in the Dar- danell Publications Classic All-Star Came. Although the team was lacking in numbers, the talent and dedication was there to pull out the victories including a 69-32 win over Ellis. Next years captains Mary Arn and Lisa Hench are going to have their hands full with a team trying to maintain the same level of performance with only 3 returning letter winners, Carolyn Thompson being the third, however, it can be done with lots of hard work, enthusiasm, and more pain! 3 1.- --A W - 4-i L J n Synchronized Swimmin W -W. fe ,gif ...M +., , .. ' ' 1 f-N-7 -:-:-M 'a -'W ' , -. . '. fs-Qc' 5 iw, W .3 YL- 'b', ' X.. ,' ,A iw i' ' ' -4 g -f 'f'W 'f , -N ' , V 49' , - -A-' 1 .f .- V. ' - ' ' X .c,g w't , ss' t ,- V ' '53, z N X, ,.,, ,A .gaffimw , EEL : V 3 -,R V N Z ax tm , , Q A , Wyn- xn ritlv. W IQXAA A W - was r -iw , 1 r h ec . ,. 'fl p . nf: N ,. ' ,Y g g ,a xe . -. 7 lnt 11:11 n ,- . -y -: . , V X:,-,, . mS'.Y,,rs.t4s,,, f.s,,w,,,.,, A ,- . .gt ,' f X gf, -,gg ' , -. ,- , - .,.- . ,..,,.,,,, .N ,, , Q sm t f X -of x . . ,. . .. rr.. .-Q.. . -Q at --QP . X Q W- to r - X at W . f ' rw .ir . ' S ' 6 .. ' l fm 'N' 'K -1-fl 4 ' 4 z - ' . I mv L March 7th was the date of the first Shady Side Aquabelles Synchronized Swimming Show. The theme of the show was color, and each dance and song was based on a different color of the rainbow. With no previous experience in syn- chronized swimming, the 22 girls in the performance practiced every Monday and Wednesday evenings since Octo- ber. The water choreography was created and directed by Ann Hilger, and the land choreography was directed by Debbie Kim. With her past synchro- nized swimming experience, Mrs. Ma- tilee johnson, the cIub's advisor, created the set and mottled the profes- sional touches to each number. twtrfl' G mnastics The '79-'80 SSA VVomen's Gymnastic Team produced another momentous year of strong competition and suc- cess. Under the direction of coaches Diane Baumgartner and Robert Veto, the team finished the season with wins over Seneca, St. Benedict, Highlands, Hampton, Norvvin, Peters Township, Ellis, Heinz House, and first time win over Shenago. ' ,.,, , T pans f Q r 4 Q Q I f 4 I Front row N Kim C Demmler C Germain M Fairman S Burger ML Dickson Second row: Coach Bob Veto, N. Himmelhich, L. T17 l The team consisted of all-round competitors Carol Demmler fCaptainJ, Lee Scammon, Susan Burger, Natalie Buran, and Mary Lee Dickson. Other team members were Nan Bierer - vault, bars, floor, Naomi Himmelhoch - vault, bars, Liz Dickson - beam, floor, Nancy Kim - beam, Cindy Germain - floor. All letter winners are returning next year, and with new addition from the j.V. team, the team will steadily improve. They are looking forward to a strong first team as well as a good contributing second team. 118 J Gym Show: All That jazz fr 4: 4 gil l , Q . 2 - - -tg -'.s'gA' Front row: Y. Federowicz, M. Croz, j. Allan, M. Harrison, A. Lloyd, B. Wedermeyer, S. Lebovitz, N. Shanahan. Second row: A. Mulhollen, R. Yee, C. Morter, j. Tadler, A. Haus, R. Sanner, Coach john Thorpe, B. Kilgore, K. Fedarko, S. Roth, I. Haus, A. Schvventker Riflery With the coaching of Mr. john Thorpe and the leadership of co-captains Noel Shanahan and Yvonne Federovvicz, the '79-'80 Rifle Team compiled a satisfactory record of 6-7. The highlights of the season included two 100-10x targets fperfectj shot by Noel Shanahan and Yvonne Federovvicz. Other team members who shot with excellence throughout the season were Brian Kilgore and Mark Grosz who each shot three 100 targets. Other strong contributors to this year's team were: jim Allan, Kevin Fedarko, newcomer Amy Lloyd, john Tadler, who shot the first 100 of the season. Many others worked hard throughout the season: Allan Mulholler, Adam Haus, jeff Haus, Chris Morter, Robert Yee, Stu Roth, Carol Richardson, Bill Wedermeyer, Mitch Maizlech, and manager Andy Schwentker. 119 ll x 'Y l 4 l ' l i is Y I ' ll Weightlifting Bottom: Smith, Runge, Buttner, Katzin, R. Rattner, P. Maloney, Wagner, Adelsheim, Stokes, Masterson, Gerlach, Hirsh, Second Row: Aznavorian, I. Kim, Greenburg, S, Gross, Marcus, Levy, Mazeski, Marasco, C. Voss, S. Smith, Houston, Shreiber, Ziai, Seifert, C. Adams, Mr, Bodnarchuk. Third Row: Iay Kim, I. Lewis, I. King, Labarthe, Agnew, Haley, Laing, Gibson, R. Demmler, Homyak, Harnett, G. Voss, T, Gill, Braham, Hulley, Lutz, Kountouris, Gulley, Mr. Buran, Rajasenan. Fourth Row: T. Lasner, N. Scheetz, D. Rattner, I. Hogan, Lasday, I. Maloney, DeMarco, Raitano, Swensen, S. Lerch, Marous, Prebor, Monroe, Beirne, I. Stone, Eddy, Rice, O'Brien, Winson. Top: Cindy Prizant, Mrs Gregory, Kathy Werbaneth, Lisa Washington, Iill Cignetti, Beth Riley, Arlette Travis, Sue Povich, Anne Simmons Iosh Susser, Kate Knobil, Chris Huygen, Bob Stevenson, Yale Herer, Chris Bonatti, Allan Mulhollen, Barbara Pippin, Virginia Iverson, Linda Lamagna, Mr. Ioyce, Robin Levey. Bottom: Katie Smiley, Hilary Harley, Lisa King, Iulie McMahon, Leona Streater, Liz Dickson, Cynthia Terezis, Shana Swimmer, Faith Baran, Martha Gibson, Margi Wald, Patsy Foxen, Cynthia Chen, Pam Love, Laura Rumble. Rackets 120 1 + M ? 4 8 K Q f. S. if 4, if , K? A 'wa Q' Q, Yen , AR ' 'l :A w.'1i Q' ' 5? U A22 w wx-if tcm , '-- 'X j X' , ., X- 'Q ,U X. mare Q. Q., 9 ' , X Q s. by ,, , 9 A 4-F, -a , . 1 , x Q, :Q ' nfl: 'T K gf - as .g ...,.,,.., ' - 1 A! Q Q N vox as A.x 31-Ylxx -v K., swbfd-'i ggsnie my -.Fl -svn ,st W' Qi' . , .. :.b vskhk' it-x N m-ww ymv-if vii' '-ex ..Xx-, 9-lil All? .mv ,X ,HN 1+ f ,r M ,n,, if , f, , Baseball .. . --. -- ,,,.,:. .,. .vt A The Varsity Baseball team finished another season with a final record of 4-8. Coaches Grandizio and Howson found the greatest strengths of the 1980 team in the pitching of Scott Niemann, Steve Scammon and Bob Monroe, and in the catching of Cap- tain Mike Noel. The coaches were also extremely pleased with the fact that 8 out of 9 starters were batting at least .300. Impressive wins over U.S., Kiski, VVRA, Sewickley and Nichols highlighted the 1980 season and enabled Shady Side to finish in second place in the Interstate Prep School League. 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Under the direction of coaches Bur- an, McConnel, Hendershot and Bod- narchuk and the moral support of co-captains Chris Gee and Tom Gra- ham the 1980 SSA track team achieved a winning season. The year has been characterized by many fine performances despite injuries to key athletes. This includ- ed first place finished by lon Slesin- ger and Tony Knight in the 440, Chris Gee in sprint racings, lim Clarke, shotput and Scott Lerch in distance. A highlight of the season was a record breaking 6'3Vz high jump by lim Gregory. Although many team members are graduating seniors, the team has much talent in this year's under- formers. 'QQ 'il xg, '24 Bottom: I, Tadler, S. Tisherman, A. Hirsh, G. Kreis, I. Clarke, T. Knight, V. Webb, G. Nelson, C. Gee, T, Graham, R. Demmler, T. Rhodes, M. Caplan, I. Katzin, S. Gibson, K. Beirne. Middle: Coach Hendershot, S. Haggerty, I. Slesinger, L. Haley, A. Howson, I. Goldblum, M. Stiffler, M. Fowler, I. Kim, R. Davenport, I Houston, T. Iames, D. Parr, G. Middleton, I. Mooney, B. Kilgore, I. Sauuereisen, I. Gregory, M. Grosz, R, Easler, T. McClay, T. Banach Coach Bodnarchuk. Top: Coach Buran, D. Eligator, A. Gross, I. Klein, D. Homyak, M. Han, D. Adams, L. Cunningham, P. Sheptak, I. King, D. Buran, P. Hulley, M. Carolina, T. Agnew, G. Blanchfield, S. Lerch, R. Ejzak, R. DuBois, G. Aznavorian, C. Schaeffer, D. Morrison, K, Stadtlander, K. Fedarko. 1 ,,..yM2 y l El' -55 ,Ute -at F' - A- ,. - .za - , , .4 1. Y 0 , A ' Vg.-. h ., .,.., 4 , . . 'Q . ,K TL 'A . - 4, .r H ' Zi ' . w A V N Q ' ,., af, 1. , : - ' ' 'f-r----H H---...... , . , W . .. , -Y , . ,H 1 ,I . mga-.. - ,... as af- . - A.-.4-. ' sk s .. . .- X ' A -4 ' - We Q.. ji My ,Y 'mga , -fm ali ' gg' :.. , FV' T ..- ,r , . Q. --aql!Ql?l'E wt,..,v Front row: B. Masterson, E. Olds, S. Citron, K. Stone, M, Hardie, l. Stone, G. Gerlach, G. Rice. Second row: D. Eddy, T. jenkins, D. Wecht, P. Hill, M. Silverman, D. Dickson, T. Davis, A. Negy, l. Lynn, Coach Kirkpatrick. Third row: l. lrvin, C. Labarthe, T. Lazoroff, S. Silverman, F. Dickson, A. Sayles, R. Rattner, K. Casey. Back rovv: 1. Katarincic, M. Calihan, 1. Mallinger, N. Spells, R. Kappel. 126 1 I 3 1. 1 ' x ,SKB 3 uv! 1 J , 1 '., Q . gi , ' X A 1 ' A ptr' . The 1980 Varsity Lacrosse team, con- sisting primarily of freshman and sen- iors, was led by tri-captains, Sam Cit- ron, Mike Hardie, and Curt Stone. The team started the season strong by first beating Detroit Country Day, 3-O, in a scrimmage, and then Upper Arlington three weeks later. lShady Side had nev- er vvon over Upper Arlington, vvho went on to win the MSLA Tourna- ment.j This winning streak was fol- lowed by seven losses. In the MSLA Tournament, however, the Lacrosse team began to pull it togeth- er. After losing to Worthington, they trounced L'Anse Cruse North, 15-1, and Detroit Country Day, 6-3. With these victories they came in first in the con- selation and fifth in the tournament. The team ended the season vvith a 3 and 9 record. With five returning letter- men, next year's team led by co-cap- tains, Eric Olds, and Frank Dickson, has much hope. 9428:-xr:-.' :- .vgvg I- ,331 .ft iii, 118, C. .,4.,-Q, . , ,Z , -Vs, .3 Q, . f,. V, V .,f. flung yn- . VV . , . f . .. . 73? , fm? ' .L f , Y f ' W. '15 ' V., , T -1 gi, ' ' 7 Wy .- Sw fi I V W ' -vt - ' ' Fw, fi ' 4 . . .fs , 1.513417 V ,.- 127 Tennis Lf 'Hul- Front row: I. Kavalier, B. Burke, T, Oliver, A. Gross, S. Goodman, G. Ficery. Back row: R. Oppenheim, R. Feist, D. Porter, P. Ryan, M. Rubinoff, M, Felman, Mr. Veto. ritfl Varsity Tennis finished the season with a 8-2 record, losing only to arch rivals Mount Lebanon and University School. Their success is a result of Mr. Berry's superlative coaching ability and the team's dedication. The team is a mixture of youth and experience. The senior co-captains, Pete Ryan and Marc Felman have the experience and talent ot provide a strong example for the younger members of the team. Rob Oppenheim, and Pete Ryan, who played first doubles, lost only one match. Mr. Berry feels that they are the best doubles team he has seen in his seven years. Marc Felman was a strong singles player. Marc, Pete and Rob will graduate, but the void they will be filled by the doubles team of juniors, David Porter, and john Kavalier, and singles players Greg Ficery and Steve C-ocslman, both sophomores. 128 Back: Mr. Hench, B. Neft, B. Segall, I. Doe, I. Greenbaum, M. Keigher, T. Wiegand, S. Lebovitz, N. Person, S. Smith, B. Burgett, B. Hinrichs P. Flocos, I. Berman, B. Wedemeyer, Front: C. Reigel, M. Harrison, S. DeBroff, D. Rattner, M. Milhalke, M. Wilkins, R. Yee, G Franklin, S Golomb, S. Franklin, B. Harnett, K. Beall, D. Gilpatrick. lem 'ffm' NX , ywef IRADEMY un! 'S mi, Front row: B. Smolar, I. Williams, T. Detre, R. Zappala, M. Feczko, VV. Vodrey, D. Cameas, C. McTurk. Back row: Mr. Gregory, M. Raitano, D. Schacter, N. Sandson, D. Rubinoff, S. Lasday, R. Reuter, B. Rust, K. Lim. 129 5- M ?v Girl ' Track Q ..-vw-:wkf -,X 1- w Q- EA Q' N . . ' , ' ' ' kg A +. Q ,- ,- ig Q -' ,.. Nxr 'N Q .. . f , . , r . 1 s. N Mr ' , .. J : yy. . . Y M --f i q ap ' c . ,' - '. f xx ' ' , 7 'F 'L - ' -N Q,-'..,g. . - Nia J' 37- ' A -'jk' .gf :W ' jf! f if-1-r 1-M - Q-ffgr.. - hw-Q-95 , f- flu-,,,2fgfif . 1GL5b '-U' W, . , Q ., .. MQ, 1' -- , ., 43- ' 'ISE ' , 2 Aw 'f -Sub ,- ' ' 11 f W K' W, 0' A ' ,, , , , N: M .wi V., ,- .dw-+ ' 31,1355 . ,. 5 ' t' -N EL If Yr' ' , . iMf1 . ff' . L 5933 kg gsylikvfww :A 'I 5 A54 E 'K 4' .vf 4 A, , l JS-if ,, 1, Q ,. :H - . 'M ,V if H .M X M, N ' 'SF-zi :f,--Y-+ w?2'f'ZiiT274? -ms '- 12 '- -1 .'-r'mf2'?f' 2' N- - 1-.921 . -f fr- , AQ-' -1. . . -2- i' 23NT ' r 1 ffV W ' ..'f-X-M ,:,...QA, gk .w ,,-fxcww ' . .' 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The 1980 girls' track team was filled with talent new and old. The team coaches, Cindy DiGiacomo and Netty DiVirgilio, were new to the sport, but not to the school. The captains of the team were seniors, Mary Kennedy and letsy Totten, who helped the team through a long season. The highlights of the season were back to back wins over Penn Trafford and a tough Nichols team 160 to 581. The 1980 team finished with a 4-5-0 season. With many returning letter winners, the 1981 girls' track team shows great potential. i 131 Miss Baumgartner Lisa Hench Clare Henry Beth Hogan, Mary Arn, Kate Knobil, Ann Hilger, Amy Middleman Kathy Werbaneth Beth Riley Mr. Davis. 2nd row Laurie Siegel Cherie Cancelliere Lisa Middleman, Amy Hurite, Lisa Slesinger, Peggy Miss Baumgartner Nancy Netchi Linda LaMagna, Lisa Donoughe, Amy Lloyd, Robin Levey, jennifer Collins Arlette Travis Mr Davis 2nd row: Mary Ellen Kaelin, Katie Brickner, Katie Smiley Virginia Iverson Ann Salsbury Nancy lohnston. The 1980 Shady Side Girls' Softball team, under the direction of coaches Miss Diane Baumgartner and Mr. james Davis, got off to a slow start. However, as soon as the weather allowed the team to prac- tice outdoors, the girls improved greatly. Co-Captains, Clare Henry and Amy Hurite, both seniors, led the Varsity team to a 11 - 5 record. Clare was a great asset to the team with three homeruns, one of which was hit in a home game against Rivenfiew. Amy Hurite led the team in stolen bases and was also well known for her tremendous bunting ability. In addition to the contributions of Clare and Amy, Lisa Hench hit a home run in a game against Se- wickley. Lisa Middleman and Laurie Siegel were outstanding pitchers through- out the season. Other members of the varsity team were Ann Hilger tsecond basej, Carolyn Thompson Qleft fieldj, Peggy Feczko tthird basej, Mary Arn fshortstopj and Beth Hogan fcatch- erj. Shady Side is extremely proud of its Girls' Softball team. In addition to the talented varsity members, the 1.V. team is enthusiastic and shows much promise for the upcoming season. 133 Fall Sports Results Cross Country: coaches: W. McConnel, A. Balash, Co-Captains: T. Graham, F. Schwentker. Record: 8 wins!5 losses. IPSL Record: 2 wins!2 losses. 3rd place SSA Invitational. Girls' Field Hockey: Coaches: D. Baumgartner, C.l. McGreevy. Co-Captains: C. Henry, A. Hurite. Record: 10 vvins!4 losses, ISGAL Champions Q5 wins!1 lossl. Football: Coaches R. Grandizio, D. Buran. Co-Captains: M. Noel, l. Wagner. Record: 6 wins!1 loss!1 tie. Co- Champions IPSL t3 wins!1 lossl. Golf: Coach: C. Hench. Captain: R. Oppenheim. Record: 10 wins!0 losses. Girls' Tennis: Coach G. Berry. Captain C. Casey. Record: 6 wins!5 losses. Tri-Champions ISGAL Q Record: 6 vvins!7 losses!1 tie. IPSL Record: 2 wins!2 losses. Overall Fall Record: 82 wins!37 losses!9 ties. Win loss percentage of .689 128 contests. 343 students participated in the 1979 fall sports Winter Sports Results Boy's Basketball: Coaches: W. lones, A. Howson. Captain: A. Sayles. Record: 11 wins!13 losses, third place I.P.S.L. 12 wins!2 losses.J Girl's Basketball: Coaches: C. Digiacomo, N. DiVirgilio. Tri- captains: C. Henry, A. Hilger, A. Hurite. Record: 10 wins!5 losses, l.S.G.L. Champions Q5 wins!1 loss.l Gymnastics: Coaches: D. Baumgartner, R. Veto. Captain: C. Demmler. Record: 10 wins!3 losses, fourth place S.S.A. ln- vitational. Squash: Coach: H. Fleishman. Captain: M. Kimmerer. Record: 'B' 3 wins!10 losses, 'C' 7 wins!6 losses. Boy's Swimming: Coaches: D. Ross, l. Davis. Captain: D. Fawcett. Record: 6 vvins!5 losses. Girl's Swimming: Coaches: D. Ross, l. Davis. Co-captains: M. Kennedy, L. Malin. Record: 2 wins!6 losses. Wrestling: Coaches: R. Grandizio, R. Kirkpatrick. Co-captains: T. lsaly, A. Shenkan. Record: 10 wins!8 losses. Tri-champions I.P.S.L. Q3 wins!1 loss.l Overall Winter Record: 94 wins!88 losses!0 ties. .511 win loss percentage. 182 contests. 326 students participated in the 1979- 80 winter sports program, 71.817, of the student body. Spring Sports Results Baseball: Coaches: A Howson, R. Grandizio. Captain: M. Noel. Record 4 wins!8 losses, I.P.S.L. second place. Lacrosse: Coaches: R. Kirkpatrick, W. Endres. Tri-captains: S. Citron, M. Hardie, C. Stone. Record: 3 wins!9 losses, M.S.L.A. Tournament: fifth place. Boy's Tennis: Coach: G. Berry. Co-captains: M. Felman, P. Ryan. Record: 8 vvins!2 losses I.P.S.L. Second place. Boy's Track: Coaches: D. Buran, P. Bodnarchuk, H. Hendershot, W. McConnel. Co-captains: C. Gee, T. Graham. Record: 8 wins!3 losses, Third place Interstate meet. Girl's Track: Coaches: C. DiGiacomo, N. DiVirgilio. Co-cap- tains: M. Kennedy, l. Totten. Record: 4 wins!5 losses. Overall Spring Record: 68 wins!52 losses!0 ties. win loss percent. 'ze of .567. 120 contests. 322 students participated in the 1980 spring sports program, 71.171 of the student body. 134 , F U C UIJUUUDQD Admissions Committee Front row: P. Feczko, L. Slesinger, A. Hilger Second row: L. Gill, T. Graham, L. Washington, 1, Totten, I. Adams, D. Fawcett, S. Citron Back row: L. Dickson, L. Hench, C. Casey, Mr. Berry, T. Rhodes, C. Stone, A, Sayles S LJ S z....Q . S .,....a P -'lS':ai! 'X 5 'i ii 5715 Independent Study Committee and Curriculum Committee L. Washington, T. jenkins, M. Caplan, I Totten Elections Committee Front row: C. Stone, C, Casey, N. Netchi, A. Middleman Second row: M. Stiffler, G. Gerlach, M. Arn, I. Shea, A, Simmons Back row: M. Greenberg, B. Burgett, I. Cervi, T. lames 136 At.. 'Q 5 iii? :ann The 1979-BO Letterman's Club un- der the guidance of Mr. Buran and the leadership of president Andy Sayles, vice-president Amy Hurite and treasurer Clare Henry, contin- ued to promote school spirit and athletic support. Booths at both football and basketball games, along with the Coke machine helped to raise money. The profits of these sales went toward the purchasing of an ice machine, now in the trainers room available to all teams and to- ward a scoreboard for the soccer and lacrosse fields. The club would like to thank Miss Renaldi for all her help. Ski Club Snow, this is all the Ski Club lack- ed. Under the leadership of Mr. Hendershot and Mr. Mooney, there were three trips planned: one to Quebec, which was cancelled be- cause there was no snow, and two to Seven Springs, which were both successful. ln addition to these trips, Ski Club members viewed demonstrations given by personnel from Seven Springs, Ski North and Willi's - in- volving films, ski fashion and ski equipment. 138 Letterman's Club .. ,,,,. .,. ,...:,., r -1e.g' 1 EYIYA 'pl L-R Top Marc Felman, Greg Gerlach, Mary Arn, Ann Hilger, Tom Rhodes. Liz Dickson, letsy Totten, Dan Fawcett. Tom Graham, Chris Gee, Curt Stone, Carrie Casey, Andy Sayles, lulie Adams, Sam Citron. Bottom: M. McKnight, C. Thompson, L. Malin, M. Kennedy, L. Siegel, A. Gross, l. Collins, K. l-lill, K. Beirne, W. Braham. Middle: C. Stone, T. Levitt, l. Klein, D. Homyak, M. Raitano, E. Metheny, D. Eligator, C. McTurk, C. Kennedy, T. Agnew, C. Allen. Top: V. Iverson, T. Tafel, A. Shenkan, A. Niemann, T. Rhodes, M. Rubinoff, M. Ruffin, L. Plung, S. Niemann, S. Goodman, B. Monroe, L. Rumble. Weightlifting Club Bottom: Bob Lutz, lohn Houston, Dan Wecht, lacque King, lim Clarke. Top: lim Tennies, S. Gross, Dave Savage, Dave Levy, Ken Niemann, Bo Buran, Brian Hinrichs, Rich Rattner, Mr. Buran. The Shady Side Backpacking Club offers a close look at the outdoors for approximately 20 to 30 students. ln the past year, the club visited trails in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio, including Tuscarora Moun- tain, the Chesapeake and Ohio Can- al and the Sandy Beaver Canal re- spectively. West Virginia trips high- lighted North Fark Mountain, Dolly Sods and the Otter Creek Wilder- ness area. Fall packing is strictly for fun, whereas, some students obtain Phys. Ed. credit in the spring. The Club vvas responsiblity for trail maintenance for a section of the Tuscarora Trail and has assisted in the Monongahela National Forest. During the past year the Weight- lifting Club vvas formed. With Dan Wecht as president, Dave Levy as vice-president and Bo Buran as sec- treas., the club enjoyed a very suc- cessful first year. The Weightlifting Club, with Dave Buran as advisor, vvas able to acquire a bench press along vvith a number of weights. Although the weights were pur- chased through dues paid by the club members, the bench press was payed for by the SSA Athletic De- partment. The Club adds a vvhole nevv di- mension to vveightlifting and come the 1980 football season, there should be a number of nevv mem- bers. With this outlook, the Weight- lifting Club awaits another produc- tive and prosperous year. Backpacking Club L-R: Noel Shanahan, lohn Tadler, Mike Frankovich, Adam Haus, Catherine Vodrelk leff Haus, Tom Feist, Carol Richardson, lon Lewis, Big Daddy Thorpe. l 139 Spanish Club The 1979-1980 Spanish Club had a very successful year. The club, open to all students interested in Spanish culture and culinary arts, was involved in many profitable activities. Under the guidance of advisor, Mrs. Austin, bake sales and a booth at the Student Fair enhanced the clubs treasury The club also enjoyed Spanish dinners from around the area. With the extra revenue which the club made, the 1980-1981 Spanish Club is looking forward to possibly sponsoring a foster child in Mexi- co, along with other activities. French Club Once again, the French Club en- joyed a productive and successful year. Under the leadership of President, Amy Middleman, Sec. Treasurer, Mary Ellen Kaelin, and faculty advisor Carol lean McGreevy, numerous excursions and fund raising events were planned. After beginning with a bakesale at Homecoming, our year continued with a dinner at LaFondue, located in Oakland, two raffles, several bakesales, two movie excursions, and ended with a delicious dinner for the club at the Adams' House. Plans for next year are already under- way. The club appreciates all of the support from its members and especially from Mrs. McGreevy. 140 Back row: Rob Oppenheim, lustinlohnson, Scott Nieman, Mike Rubinoff, Lou Plung, Bill Brickner, Greg Cominos, George Stewart. Middle row: Carrie Casey, Cathy Hill, Cindy Silverblatt, Lisa Freeland, Susan Povich. Front row: Rob Reuter, Bill Wedemeyer, lim Allen, Dan Fawcett, Steve Adelkoff, Peter Ruffner, Brad Bowman. Bl' fa? Front row: Mrs. McGreevy, N.Netchi, M.Wald, L. King, A.Middleman, M.E.Kaelin, A.SaIsbury, C. Donnelly, C. Werbaneth, C. Chen Second row: G. Taylor, B. Riley, S.DemmIer, l, Pollock, P. Foxen, M.Arn, H. Harley, L. Donoughe, L. Gill, K. Smiley. Third row: 1. Spear, D.Garret, D.Eligator, L.Steinbach, B. Kilgore, T. Gill, A. Simmons, K. Brickner, N. Himmelhoch Fourth row: Mike Frankovich, B. Katz, I. Marcus, C. Morter Front Row: Arlette Travis, Scott DeBroff, David Savage, David Streater. Middle Rowt Mike Flood, Stewart Smith, Peter Flocos, Stanley Ference, Harry Galanty. Back Row: Ieffie Berman, Dean Cervi, Bill Wedemeyer, Ron Davenport. -1i1 llWiK Wecht, David Levy, Leona Dan Wecht, lim Tennies, Kartsonas, Tony lames, leff I T' KW 59122 ' . . mmm lawn.: 1 iw wi - gif T -an-Q Q 1 in ' 'MF5 W' V1 ' Q I, iw' '-rr M , 'M i i ffl 'TW ,gl ' - a .3'1ZfZ1ZZf -, i ' 1 ' ,..,. 1 -:ing W ' It I Ie ' A ' - - . . V ' t J V ,qz , Q Q. E ii V' V fn, 2 I ... t 5,-4, f' 3 V gg ' K, X H J H gy! V v ' I. . V .1 Q ,sr g 1 . :Q 514 Z i .V -. G-' .,,,- lf W 2 iigfi German Club The German club was formed in the 1978-1979 school year, for the pur- pose of advancing the study of Ger- man culture and language. Member- ship is open to all students. The activities of the club this year in- cluded a field trip to Mobay Chem- ical corporation, German dinners at local restaurants and a very success- ful booth at the SSA. Student Fair. Club members can look forward to a fun and active year in 1981, with the help of club advisor, Mr. Sotak. Student nited ations The S.U.N. is a debate organization which is modeled after the actual United Nations. The club, headed ably by President, David Wecht, Vice-president Scott DeBroff, had a very successful year. Under the guidance of advisor Ben Sauers, the club completed several projects, in- cluding an excursion to Gannon College. The highlight of the year was the annual Model United Na- tions sponsored by Georgetown University, in Washington, D.C. Left to right: Bill Wedemeyer, Doug Parr, Mark Greenberg, Rich Ejzak, Mr. Sotak, Andy Niemann, lohn Greenbaum 141 'W C ess Club S It was a novel year for the reju- venated SSA Chess Club, as they participated actively in the recently g formed Pgh. High School Chess League. Led by president Ieff Pol- lock, the team narrowly missed the playoffs, as they finished 3rd in their division with a suprisingly impres- sive 6-5 record. It was a fun year and next year's even more promising team will be headed by co-presi- dents Gregg Franklin and Brian Hin- richs and treasurers Richard Ejzak and Brad Stein. Top: S. Goodman, L. Lasner, M. Edeburn, R. Ejzak, I. Cervi, I. Pollock, T. Iames, G. Franklin, B. Hinrichs, G. Taylor. R. Davenport, D. Parr. 2nd row: A. Schwentker, I. Tennies, D. Wecht, D. Savage, D. Levy, P. Flocos, H. j Galanty. TSFC The Toppie Smellie Fan Club is an organization that has been described as great , pretty strange and finger-licking good . But to its 14 members, Toppie is an idol. The clubs members participate in many extra-curricular activities. The presidents and officers of the TSFC, Craig McTurk, David Eligator and Gary Taylor, are quoted as saying MMM - MMM! Front: Eric Matheny, David Eligator, Craig McTurk, George Chiles. Back Ieff Hunter, Martin Ienkins, Tom Affinito, Gary Taylor. Frisbee Club l The Frisbee Club enjoyed another successful year. The good weather, in both the fall and the spring, allowed the club to enjoy many hours practicing throwing tech- niques and team strategy for ultimate B games. Top: lamie Laing, Bruce Smith, Paul Hill, Tom Rhodes, Ted Ienkins. Bottom: Lou Plung, Adam Zwieg, Greg Gerlach, Dan Fawcett. 142 Egerian Egerian featured both a new service project and a new image in 1980. In addition to the perennial Evening of the Arts lor- ganized by magazine co-editor Adam Hausj, Chip Labarthe fPhotography Editorl launched the lst annual spring photo contest - which included cash prizes to entice students to submit slides and prints to the Academy's literary-art magazine. Front row: M. Frankovich. First row: R. Rueger, S. Lasday, T. Affinito, C. Hutgen, M. Edeburn. Second row: D. Schachter, N. Sandson, I. Susser. Fishing Club The Fishing Club exists to encourage interest, knowl- edge and skill in a variety of piscatorial activities. The activities include casting, knot tying, care of equipment, fly tying and fishing in the wilds of Pennsylvania. The club is open to all students. Back: Mr. lones, lohn Simmons. Front: David Homyak, Ashish Bahl. Dungeons mi and Dragons Dungeons and Dragons is a new club this year. Led by President, Steve Lasday, the club organized and played many war games, concentrating primarily, however, on the game Dungeons and Dragons. QD and D can be played for any duration for a characters lifetime of a single adventurel Other games are also played which challenge the mind and luck of a player. Front row: A. Haus, S, Lebovitz, G. Weidner, D. Leff. Back row: Mr. Murphy, C. Vodrey, C. Labarthe, T. Affintio, C. Huygen. 143 Front row: G. Taylor, M. Caplan, P, Flocos, D. Wecht, D. Wecht, A. Hilger, M. Harrison, I. Allan, L. Cunningham, C. Terezis. Second row: B. Berkman, I. Tennies, F. Gerlach, D. LeVY, 1. Berman, B. Goldberg, M. Arn, L. Gill, I. Katarincic, I. Separ, N. Himmelhoch. Back row: Mrs. Rumble, A Henry, B. Masterson, T, Graham, F. Schwentker, T. Iames, B. Hinrichs, C. Vodrey, D. Sauers, I Gregory. bu A ....' The 1980 Academian strove to recre- ate their image. With a new advis- or, Leslie Begala, and a new publish- ing company, the Academian, while maintaining a conservative cover, at- tempted to modernize the book's style, through new layout and copy techniques. 1!Sf '-Nfa-w...-.Lani .f x Although some of the editors had difficulty coordinating, and others suffered through all night sessions, in order to meet deadlines, the book was finally in order by the end of the school year. S.S.A. News The S.S.A. News produced five straight news editions and one lam- poon edition. With a staff of thirteen students, co- editors-in-chief Ann Hilger and Da- vid Wecht, and faculty advisor, An- gela Rumble and News dug, scoured, and muckraked the campus for news. Next year's staff will be run by an editorial board of six students, which will add a new organizing approach to the student publication. Front row: L. Dickson, C. Hill, C. Donnelly, K. Brickner, K. Evans. Second row: M. Greenburg, R. Kappel, M. Keigher, R. Davenport, B. Kilgore, I. Mooney. Back row: Miss Begala, L. Hench, A. Berk, L. Steinbach, N. Person, H. Harley, M. McKnight, I. Totten, N. Kim. 144 4' Front row: N. Himmelhoch, A. Lloyd. Second row: M. Edeburn, A. Haus, N. Shanahan, M. Frankovich, E. Goldberg. Back rovv: M. Wald, L. Cunningham, W. Vodrey, I. Slesinger, S. Ference, I. Tadler, B. Stephenson, D. Arthurs, L. Rumble, I. Malony, I. Hogan, Mr. Berry. Front rovv: L. Cunningham, A. Schwentker, C. Huygen, I. Kim, C. Richardson, C. Chen. Second row: Mr. Hutcheson, I. l-laus, I, Hill, N. Person, M. Frankovich, C. Vodrey, A. Haus, I. Susser, M. Wald, B. Riley, L. King. Third row: B. Stephenson, I. Slesinger, S. Ferrence, N. Himmelhoch, W. Vodrey, B. Moeller, Y. Federowicz, P. Foxen, I.- Pollock, S, Mooney, D. Sauers, L. Rumble, E. Goldberg, B. Smith, I. Tadler, I. Allen, F. Schwentker, A. Middleman, A. Lloyd. Back row: A. McCullough. Film Club The 1979-1980 Film Club enjoyed an eventful year. Although none of the members vvent to jail, they did have some difficulties with the secretaries in the business office. The film club provided the student body vvith a variety of movies, along with a teacher impersonation contest. Next year's film club looks forward to another successful year. Gargoyle The Gargoyle society, open to all students, is one of the most active clubs at the Academy. It appeals to students interested not only in act- ing, but directing, set design, con- stuming, lighting and stage crew. During the 1979-1980 school year, Gargoyle presented three plays, 'Fid- dler On the Roof,' 'Charlie's Aunt,' and 'The Makadof Although the box office sales weren't as large as ex- pected, the productions were well done. 145 Gargoyle Society Productions Continually expanding its program, The Gargoyle Society, in conjunction with the Music Department, presented two musical productions this year as well as a classic farce. The Shady Side drama season opened in December with an impressive production of Fiddler on the Roof, which played to capacity audiences. Adam Haus played the lead in the musical play based on the tragic comic stories of Sholen Aleichem. I 3 1 ff 94 if I 'H tl GH .y .U if 'lv , .Q Q . Q1 QA, r is 4 I fw4'.'4'4 '4'4' f V ffw f QQ 15Q.M.M,QM,b yM'fM.,fs.4 1 .1 148 I 1 A decided change of pace was the winter offering, the comic farce, CharIy's Aunt, which starred Freshman William Vodrey as a young man who pretends to be an old lady to solve two friends' budding romances, Though weather conditions and the winter doldrums contributed to disappointingly small audiences, CharIy's Aunt was a delightful presentation. -.31 ,W .4 V iivi' Qi' n,,. l N m i ,..,,. I The season closed with the presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado, under the auspices of the society and the Music Department. The production gives promise of future Gilbert and Sullivan operettas at Shady Side. T51 Student interest in the field of creative arts was expressed through the musical Godspell. Many hours were spent fabricating this production. All aspects of Godspell were carried out by the students, from the arrangement of the music, to the designing of the costumes and makeup. The cast consisted of lim Gregory, Dianne Sauers, Naomi Himmelhoch, lohn Kim, Amy Lloyd, Carol Richardson, Robbie Sanner, Laura Gulley and Margi Wald. Their efforts paid off in three well received performances. i 152 TELL THAT T0 THE MARINES! KZ. .Q V15 'I 1 ' 6: 1' 4 4 7 153 nl g 5 X ' an if W1 ' 'fJff'f, W f. ,J M, -Aa AAL' 3 gg f' X Above right john Forkus, equipment manager Rught janitorial staff gym 'fi Dormitor Life Dorm living is a way of life for approximately 70 Shady Side students. Boarders from various areas of Pittsburgh, Ohio, Vir- ginia and even as far away as Hong Kong and Iran comprise the boarding community along with housemasters. Off-campus sign out, Wednesday night socials, baseball and concert field trips, formal dinner attire, late lights and between class naps are all familiar facets of a boarding students academic life. It rg a if N f iTN '?3lv my-t 155 Ellsworth Ellsworth Residents Front: Mrs. McGreevy, Kelly McC.reevy, Cynthia Chen, Amy Lloyd, Amy Berk, Nancy Kim, Miss Begala Row 2: lulie McMahon, Barb Pippin, Hillary Krizner, Cynthia Terezis, Ann Tadler, lohn Tadler. Row 3: Leona Streater, Catherine Vodrey, Carol Richardson, Debbie Kim, lennifer Tadler. i Row 4: Shana Swimmer, Arlette Travis, Margi i Wald l This Year's Ellsworth Dorm was very active in Shady Side life. The girls started the year off by taking first place in the Homecoming competition between the dorms, followed by a successful Halloween party and Christ- mas party. The Ellsworthians continued their enthusiasm with a sundae stand at the Student Fair. The Shady Ladies are looking forward to next year's dorm life. Dorm officers for 1979-80 were: President: Cynthia Terezis Vice-President: Catherine Vodrey Secretary: Nancy Kim 156 4, Christmas in Ellsworth ,Si .x , 32 L 52 n f, ff sa 4 is 'fa 5 f 3 F V M, ,,,,..,,...,. , 131 :fi ,,,,- fi, . ,eff-ff' u , r-'-' Morewood Although Morevvood residents number less than sev- enteen, they still manage to make an important contri- bution to Shady Side life. The activities in which Morewood boarders are involved include student poli- tics such as: student council, admissions committee, class officers. Extra curricular activities such as: news- paper, German club and Gargoyle society. A number of the students lettered in varsity sports, three vvere varsity captains. In addition, well over half of More- vvood's boarders achieved honor roll. Dorm officers, Tom Graham, president, Al Hirsh, vice president: and lim Perry, secretary-treasurer, aided in developing the camaraderie between the Morevvood team. 158 we ' new' ,i we wuin , ik- 'f ?Q?3Q ,g -G .,'.l Q hx. i... Zz . . ' fi! Q? . N' , 4-- 1 'ri 4, T? 1 1 ? u may W ' sity I '23 -. 9. r H ' I ,if lf? t X pi wk ,A I 41 , ' -wh ,N Front row: David Hirsh, Alan Hirsh, Keith Lim, Mr. Bodnarchuk, Second row: Steve Silverman, Scott Lerch, Chris Adams, William Vodrey, lacque King. Back row: Tom Graham, Mark Creenburg, Iohn Creenbaum, lim Perry, Sean Haggerty. Croft Ultimate bee, Nutz's soiled underwear decorating the premises, Lasner rescue team, Wednesday night pop stealing parties, lowest overall dorm average, bogie men, guitar players society, Maizlech's porno shop, the dome domain, Croft United Nations, the I Love Richard Show, sign collec- tion company, sleep in specialists, assembly blow-off association - Presi- dent Tony Knight, wildflower, slugs, mollusks, weedlings, whelks, nuts, pups, Gestapo agents, Yeeeeee, library all-night sign out club, varsity furniture destruction, Ellsworth dog races, MorSu. As one can perceive, thanks to officers Moritz, Stokes and Knight 79-80 was an exciting, fulfilling year at Croft. GO ZOO! Bottom row: T. Lasner, T. Kadar, Aznavorian, A. McMillan, I. Kim, B. Katz, D DeMarco, l. Kim. Second row: M. Raitano, M. Fowler, T. Knight, M. Carolina, Bobby Grandizio, G. Nelson, l Kim, I. Gregory, G. Kountouris, T. Rajasenan. Third row: A. Mulhollen, C. Schaeffer, P Atwell, T. Sandberg, M. Maizlech, R. Salvitti F. Stokes, P. Hulley, D. Ziai, V. Webb, B Bowman, G. Cominos, K. Moritz, l. Grebosky, G. Hartung. 'xxx Ill? l A 160 ...Z 5,4- .u- , :BL 'Inv - vs ,LJ 1.9, Y. 3 , 1, I , I ndividuals , J ? 9.1-'df' Wg, 1 W iz? 4-ng H, T , 1, a x C P r 1 . 5 ?,rY,f:.-1... fsi,,.,.g. '. J 3' IE' , , '+-2 'fin NW'- 4 N-Ma l,,w1 fn 1 X 1-L eg U -immj Q , 'L 6 Perspectives. 166 l NNW IV wg. ' ' 451- ,mg H -M if ' mg q u., , X E! 9175 e ' -I 9 My 1. ' h e ML 'bn' ? o X , WWW It O-4 Q Sf iuxffff - ,Y QPF , Q , , :l x kb Y WW , .M N V ,X Q A X . ax Y N Q: - , Nl W bg. v 'X ik, 33' Q2 'Em Q , v ,M 4 nr . 1' Yr ' 2. 1 A C, :NJ ,gp 1 4 9' -,H ' ' 5' L' ' f ,M f. v'gt,.', , . 1,- if ff' V. 'M ' , 1 1 v ' I vw- V ,W JS? H f Q 5 A rr ,I a. 1, A I 1 9 ' 1 1 Y- S .1 ,BV-. ... sf ' fi? if , 1' A xif 'I A , A M., .Rf bf I ! 3? ' 4, A 4, - A A , ,,., , - ' .Qz,P5QQ6. V f , by fl' ' Wwklwzhzivf-V ' ' -P ,ff if f dig? 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My '- 1' sg, 1 f 11. +14 1. . - vi' rf. . f I , 5 ' H ' If 7 - f A ' 'v f 1 .,, ' ' JF. 4- ' W- Q A ' 1 - M 'Ma' ny - .frfff 2 uv: -'44, ' JLHQ., .-1' 1', ,.'. -' we ,gl-' 4' 4 ' ' , - A 2. , ---'ff' ' 4 ,'- ,, , .1 V ' ' 'Ov - f . A - . ' f t -gil --'U ' ' , ' . ,jwggmzff J., , mv., fE'+:,4Q+1 .Ba -L 1- ' ' g Lu- W .A ' A mi ff iw ' 4. Q ' I 'r b in.. , f 1: .v V t , 1 sit, Jv- v .41-M. n, 0' K 'M ., .fm . '2 ' 'W Wflff' Hrmiw- r ' .. ,,,g,m,,w m-. an . ' M-I -Mmm, ,-4-..., ' nv ln. , K ...L fill! in-uw, I . .5 -4- A Q ,L jx Jimm 176 UUU-SEND tl 4 -. yn .2 aff? . F I Qt l .5 3 '-4 f- . .- . mm..- Q ' .A+-3'-r ' N. I A. Emerson Iohnson III. President, Headmaster of the Senior School F. Walter jones, lr., Ass't Headmaster, Director of Admissions, Director of Student Activities 178 4 Q G 25,099 . 699 153 5 '55 . Q 'A f LE john S. Thorpe, Scheduling, Testing, Math Richard L. Gable, Dean of Students -mil 53 A . JIT -A ' Q ' bw ' , - ' ,, F, l x ffs. . :N ,V ' . john R. Knepper, Director of Studies Ann P. Leibrick, Director of Counseling Hal R. Griffith, Director of Liason and Planning V -h .wo-. X'- x, , '-v-Q , ' x. L' 5 4 N. above: Dr. Bernard 1. Sauers, Chairman Soc. Studies Department far left: Dr, Diana M. Wood, Social Studies A ,:v,. above: Robert E. Kirkpatrick, Social Studies center: Robert E. Veto, Social Studies above: Christopher B. Hench, Social Studies -0.4-...,,,,.,,wmhm f 1 179 Right: Dr. Albert l. Balasb Language Department Above Barbara D. Austin Above Sylvla Huygen Spanish Department Left E Alexander Howson Director of College Counseling Z. Q Above: Vincent L. Palmer lr. Science Department l . ',,-4' 'i r.z..... . 1-. . Q ag ex - . ,. , :aa - wi - . Center Left: Dr. Ioyce Evans Science Department Left: David R. Weill, III Science Department Center Belovvi William A. Sayles Science Department Chairman fs V: ' . f f ' ' I 5 V+-,IA ., 5,5 - V' -f v 44 I YV I na Above: james l. Davis Biology Department Left: Dr. Ann Cohen Physics Department 181 Below: George E. Berry III English Department Center Below: Richard R. Gregory English Department . .1 ,it 5555 5 iii Q Ia' Xi!-jkyg 3' W? f f 4, f : i fl R J I . A .- L WND.. . Q ' , . V Um Y. we it-'tx Above Right: Thomas C. Murphy English Department Right: Harold E. Hendershot English Department Far Right: Angela C. Rumble English Department 182 Center Right: Peter Vablonsky English Department Right: William l. Tadler English Department Chairman Below: William Endres English Department 1 K r N- -was-ft, M 5. V, x . , N r 1, is ' 'Q tnif lf :A': W yn nm, ' Q :A -W AM Y in ..,s.,.,.-,g V. 2 TM., J. b V, at . fy lv 4? fm 'NW IQ 3' llllm M A1 A . .i N Q J-l.2l:f,? Ali K V- :a5Zgs.sE 3:if! ' s? Sz5iE' 1 K ' :Q ' Left: Diane M. Baumgartner Director of Women's Athletics Above: Michael P. Mooney Athletic Trainer Right: Robert 1. Granclizio Asst. Athletic Director Left: David R. Buran Director of Athletics -mv' x if 1 wwf -'--r 2' ' fax - .Manny w Right: john A. Sutula Math Department Below: Frank l. McCarthy Ill Below: Mary A. Krauland Math Department Math Department 3' 0 six M Center Below: Leslie C. Scammon Director of Development wif'- fQtfeN1lX fi K '- ' ,, xxx R. 5 . ,f ! Above Center: William E. Sterner Business Manager Right: William C. Schell Comptroller Far Right: Harriet S. Friday Library Staff L 184 I 7 fin' ' ww , 'ra-f V ux..iY i Left: Philip D. loyce Art Department Chairman Center Left: Leslie M. Begala Art Department Center Below: Edward L. Hutcheson Music Department Chairman L. M - -,Dm . ,Nm 4? HQ' Above Right: joseph P. Pavlovich Math Department Chairman Above: Margaret E. Cooper Above: David E. Gross Above: joseph Fe-lder Math Department Math Department Math Department 185 Xf- -ln, slr lu. R 1 - ,,.. ff x kia Top row, left to right: Mrs. Iones, Tuck Shop, Mrs. Van der Veer - Development Coordinator, Mrs. Golobic - mailroorn. Above left to right: Mrs. Nassal - secretary to the Dean, Secretaries, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Shanko, bookkeeper, Mrs. Niebel. Right: Mrs. Mackenzie, Secretary to the Headmaster, Switchboard Secretaries: seated, Mrs. Thorpe. Standing: Mrs. Faybik, Mrs. Buran, Mrs. Burk. 186 ,X .pq 5 K- .l L .- , , slit: 4 . zaffft: ----.Q i, Q lx 'K Y' XS.- fig .3 5 . 7 . Lf .ffl 2 i .L f sf Ir tw fy - S -5 I W Ki?-Ki 't' . WV' egg? 0 'iii fi. f+ f'I 1 ,Q 5 Senior ountain Da The class of '8O's senior mountain day was the first sunny senior mountain day in years. After ultimate frizbee games, lunch and strict instructions from Mr. jones not to get lost, the senior class set off into the vvilds of the Laurel Mountains. After hours of contending with snakes, grown over paths, rivers, and rickety bridges, the entire class emerged with no casualties. xfi' ,ff 'X Q , , 3 J ,V J . ,, 1 JJ., , , V, ig V .,. f. ,nw 'K Z. 'S' .iv 1' A I5 .,,.. 188 F . ,,,., .ml rv., av ri Q senfff' ' Ji gi f' Q. , , l , ,l -4'- IWW, f:nnv17,f7w1 41,4 ,Q , ,yr . ,-.M ..,, W ,mi ,X as 'f'W'f,4 'WZ' 1, M 4 Q' 'A fl ,Iva 5 .0 f -zaF,..!! J V ff' aff 45 M ,- 1,fWQ,y QWf? 'L' W' -Jfiffgfg 5 vi ,411 ' x ' ' ffinfggfef' f'4lZf','Tf4L,0gQ , ,gg.ff2 :, , U mv, . r 1 P - ,, , , .MA , A X..-nyq ' ag - , 'JI' 1 Q W' ,, U. vig 1. .' , ., 11921 ' vw,- ' 4 ww -. 7, my Q . 4 , .My ' fgjfi-5, f lag W sf Q 'ff' gm ., v, Av 4053 fl ,,g,am ' . la, , Q .wwe I , U, V ,, ' 5 f, If 'v,,.,,fA , ,A 19? ' pull W-f' ,Wa pw ' 1011355 .4 - ' L ' vm, of M ,- f f A .M sfrfv' Qw- 'Q Senior Cut Day The Class of T980 enjoyed vvhat the faculty hopes is the last senior cut day. The rainy Monday morning of May 12 vvas not enough to prevent the Senior class from taking a deserved cut day. The beauty of the Rattner's Li- gonier home, along vvith the many events of the day made it enjoyable. Even the lightning and the rain vvere not enough to pre- vent the seniors from partici- pating in such activities as motorcycling and beverage battling. Many of the motorcycle ma- niacs vvho tried their skill at jumping the Swamp ended up vvet and wishing that they had not dared. A late afternoon storm and subsequent povver failure sent most of the participants home, although some brave seniors stayed to aid in the cleanup efforts. T90 ew IAS - I I1 l'lt' li V f I 'gf , gif - 2, ' X Q f xxx f ff 1980 Prom . ilk: .3 v , i ,NX K, .:45g5w,- .ff Af 'Q xy' ia kg M E. g, ' , ,.,..,,,,,. 5529 rxi 'H i We May 6, was the date for the 1980 Senior prom. Along with an array of before and after parties, the prom itself was a great success. Sparkling Midnight provided the entertainment for the evening. Hors d'oeuvres and punch provided refreshment. Both students and teachers enjoyed themselves. A Tropical Paradise, the theme for the prom, was achieved by adding brightly colored jungle flowers to the tropical setting of the Fox Chapel Golf Club. The flowers were given to the winners of a drawing held during the evening. The largest flower arrangement, however, was given to the winners of a dance contest. af' ' '-felt -1 Y . xx ,,.,nr' Lg TJ 'CCT -- iEiv, 4 011 if Lifers From left to right: jamie Katzin, Fritz Schwentker, Phil Goldblum, who although not a lifer has been with the Academy in spirit from the start, Andy Sayles, Mike Caplan, lim Adelsheim, Dave Edwards, lon Sabel, ,ray .V y- b a fm, i 1,6 ,,,, , V V llfl f iii: 1:3 ' , 'W 5 1 E., ,H 194 ,-5,43 A The class of 1980 had seven men, who, some might say, devoted their lives to a mental prison. These illustrious stu- dents are what is more com- monly referred to as lifers. They have survived twelve years at The Academy, The junior School, with the green chair, recess, naps, stickers on their foreheads, and paper football games before classes. The Middle School, with lamie's great sledding tech- niques, lvlr. Walzer's tests and staple gun throwing D.P.'s, and Mr. Mancosh's questions about drugs. And finally, The Senior School, with study halls, the two deans, Mr. Gre- gory's composition classes, the Man course, and Mr. Howson's college advice. The Lifers have the respect of the rest of the class of 1980 for their ability to survive twelve years at Shady Side. 195 YEAR ONE There we stood. Has anyone tried the doors? Locked. I thought as much. Dad! Dammit! He's abandoned me. Fine. Who needs him, fourteen years is long enough, Come on you guys! Let's crash this . .. You're the welcoming committee huh? They call one pudgy guy a welcoming committee. Well I for one am not shelling out thousands for . .. alright, don't shove, So this is Memorial Hall. What do they do in here? Plays? Ha ha ha. That's him, Huh? Haven't I heard that voice on a used car commercial ... Hmm? The land of beginning again . . . cute. Designated rooms. You're my advisor? My schedule, you're kidding, Do I get a Decoder ring with it? Let's see... take the number of your section look in the little yellow pamphlet for your teacher and class number, match each of these with the mod you're class meets continuously filling in your card with the jdifferentj times each appointed class meets each appointed different day ,,. Wait. Excuse me, Mr. loyce. Carl is my name, Carl not George, Mr. loyce, Carl, Yes, I think you've given me the wrong material to deal with, I'm a freshman. I thought so that's alright. No, that's Carl, not Marshall. Yes, well thank you. He forgot study hall schedules. YEAR TWO Get a load of them. Freshmen, what a joke. Hey kid, love your hair. No not you, I was talking to the Frosh. What? No. I'm not a freshman. I've been here for a year Well I haven't seen you either. Hey! What are you doing? What do you mean initiation? Stop it! I'm not a freshman! I'm not a FRESHMAN! Athletics above and beyond state requirements, that's why I'm proud to attend Shady Side Academy, Let's see, Football No, Touch only for me. Soccer, Caplan plays Soccer. Field Hockey, why not? What the hell, Field Hockey it . . . oh. Scratch Field Hockey. Cross Country. MacConnel coaches Cross kountry, hell how far can he run? It can't be that tough ... Where is everyone? How far ahead can they be? I'm lost! Help! Someone! I'm lost in Fox Chapel. A Wildlife Sanctuary! A man. Oh thank God! Sir, sir! Can you . . . What? No Hablo AngIais?! Aieeeee! Election time. Let's see, President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, Student Council. This is an important decision, l've got to decide which of these candidates will create the environment and evoke the changes in the school community I feel are necessary, thus benefiting all concerned. Well she's kind of cute, I'll vote for her. He talks funny, forget him. Freak, he is a freak, can't vote for. . . YEAR THREE We are here to learn! How much time is left? 8:48, only two minutes. Oh please God, don't let himfher show up. Please, I can't take this class any more. Thirty seconds. Check the hall. Great! Get your books. Let's go! Oh, good morning Mr,!Mrs . . . Shit! What college do I want to go to? What do I want to be? Well I've never I'm sorry. Of course it's important to me. My grades are that important? I never realized. Especially this year? The college adminis- trators know what l'm doing? Even on weekends? Holy cow. Edgy? No, not til suddenly. Well, I'll just buckle under and get good grades, It's not that easy? ...What does that stand for? Mr. Thorpe, I can't get the pencil to thaw. Hmm? No, that's just Roth, yeah, he froze during the instructions Mr. Thorpe, I've got a question. If these tests are so crucial, why do we take them at hideous hours, on irregular days, under adverse conditions . . . Well thank you, but damned if I know just doesn't make it. Upper form English. Off campus permission. Self negating terms. What time is early English? Why does no one ever know what time early English is? Five minutes? But I just ordered. Excuse me miss, gad, miss, could you . ,. Right hurry up and add a slush. Super tanker please, thanks. Three minutes. Come on, thanks. Al, could I have an extra ketchup? Alright, alright, I'm sorry. We've got 4 minutes of late time. Sign in? Who signed out? Tadler. If you keep us one more minute my bladder is going to burst, Oh God, please let us go. Oh thank goodness. Gang way! Watch out! Move it! YEAR FOUR Alright, so I screwed my lunior year, first term of the Senior year is more important any way. I just have to work . ,. What was that? Was that a bird? It's spring! Time for Senior Slump! Hmm? October? Ohhh . .. You can lead a cow to a trough, force him into a swim suit, give him fins: he'll still drown when you shove his face in. The Days of Concern proudly displayed the liberality and openess of Shady Side Academy - students from the Class of '80 were requested to find other insitutions of learning to attend. Tuition and food prices increased, locks for lockers catapulted to a six dollar rental fee with the promise of one dollar returned for each well-kept device. Students were notified that an end of course exam would rank as twenty per cent of the full year's work. We watched. Name. Oh Name! Carl S. Thompson Name!! Thompson, Carl S. Address! Telephone! Parents! Social Security! Ten Eighty Seven Woodbury Road, New Ken ... Clubs! Excuse me? Interests! Extracurricular Activities! Athletics! Why do you want to come here? What makes you think you're so hot, punk? Well I Shut up! Type it! And pay us for doing it! Yes sir, yes sir. New lounge room. Not bad, not bad at all. A little drab, but that's ok. Maybe we've been too hard on the STUD COUNCIL. Excuse me, out of the hall? But I'm doing my homework. To the room? Yeah but , . . fire, Off the grass? But it's sunny ...The room but , . . Yeah, yeah. Out of the dorms? What the , .. Well, at least it isn't mandatory to be here, we're allowed off campus at leas . , . what? Oh you poor kids. Gargoyle, Glee club, recitals, choirs, films, Fine Arts Week, party at Rattners. Four out of five Seniors choose the party. One can't get enough training for the future. There we stood. lust go up go up and get it. Three steps, wait for your name. Hello. What was that? Did they say me? Who are they on? Alright, I'm okay that's me, come on, you've been walking awhile now do it. One step, two steps, three steps, good, made it. Shake his hand, very good. Now his. Who is he? Never mind, shake. Very nice. Whoops! Slippery little thing, just pick it up, don't . .. Q don't kick it. Oh christ. No one's noticed, just pick it up , .. Whoa! Wonder how much that vase is worth. Alright, just walk away like nothing's wrong. Well that wasn't so bad. 5' Graduating Think back to when you were small, Summers filled with swimming and baseball, Admiring the high school kids in such envy, Saying that's the vvay I'm going to be. You'll never forget that first kiss you got, Or a crush on someone you liked alot. Yearbook, Homecomings and proms come into focus, And rovvdie behavior each day on the bus. The love and friendship at graduation, The pat on the back from the administration, The senior parties, like cherries atop the whipped cream, Twelve years of school finally over, or is it a dream? ln life we all have a different goal, Some of us will continue on in school, Others will join the services, And yet others vvill become Mr. and Mrs. In the years to come, we will reunite, And talk of old times on that special night, But the time will come to depart again, And leave behind Shady Side and many a friend. jeff Pollock 8O 197 1980 Commencement Exercises JILL nnpmnnnnullnnnliwllhliil ll' 198 5 .. E sl l XX -C CS l All I .Q 5 1 hung Although rain hampered the 1980 Commencement, the ceremonies were a success. 106 seniors shook hands vvith Dr, johnson and Mr. Scheetz, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, along with receiving their diplomas. Prior to the graduation itself, Class Day was held: a variety of speeches ranging from the traditional and serious Ivy Speech, to the humorous Class History. Dr. H. Nicholas Muller, III, the commencement speaker, Pres- ident of Colby-Savvyer College and alumni of S.S.A., present- ed a succinct and informative speech as he gave final vvords of advice for future achieve- ment at the collegiate level. The ceremonies were con- cluded vvith the Senior cheer - '8, O, 8, O, It's been great, but vve've got to go.' 199 5,3 Q:-Q ,. 'f - ,v, J sw 1- ' . fm 5.22 .1 ,- 1 'iv 2 ' a?'RQ,4 V, -, Q ' ,g , K, X , s V 1 1- 4 My J. Q .5 ' t . , , g - , Qfglfaf. M '.V,qf ' 'in' fs QA ' V - f X , 5 .Fw A1 . li College Choices Adams, julie ............ .............. 3 Clemson Adelsheim, jim ....... ............................ P enn Allen, Doug ....... .Carnegie-Mellon Bass, john ......,......... ................... E mory Berkman, Laura ....... ...... B arnard Brickner, Bill .,....... .......,.,.. X avier Buttner,'Geof ...... ....... D artmouth Casey, Carrie ....... Citron, Sam ....... Clarke, jim ......... Costa, Terry ...... Richmond Boston U. Lafayette U. of San Diego Davis, Mark ............. ......................,..... H obart Deaner, Rob ....................... james Madison U. Demmler, Ralph ........ ................ M iddlebury Edwards, David ...... ......... A llegheny Evans, Kat ............. Fawcett, Dan ........ Feczko, Peggy ......... Felman, Marc ....... Flood, Mike .......... Freeland, Lisa ....... Gee, Chris ............ Gerlach, Greg .......... Goldberg, Ed ...... Goldblum, Phil .....,. .. Graham, Tom ....... Gross, Andy ......... Hardie, Mike ........,...... Henry, Clare .................. Heppenstall, Mark ........ Herzog, Patty ..... Hilger, Ann ....... Hill, Paul ........... Hilton, Heidi ...... Hiteshew, Chip. Hogan, john ....... Hurite, Amy .......... .. lsaly, Tim ........... jenkins, Ted ............. .. johnson, justin .. johnston, Nancy ........ Katzin, jamie ...... Kennedy, Curt ....,.... Kennedy, Mary ........ Kimerer, Matt .... Klein, jill ............. Knight, Tony ....... Kreis, George ..... Kress, Gary ........ Laing, jamie 1 J J, ....... ....,. .....,.... . , ....... Penn McKnight, Margaret ........ Q.. Levey, john....,s,..., Barnard Tufts Georgetown Emory Duke Tufts Bucknell Princeton U.ofMichigan Williams Emory .. ...... Middlebury Notre Dame Vanderbilt Clemson Bowdoin Dartmouth Allegheny Amherst .Carnegie-Mellon Duke Wittenberg Colby U.,of Chicago Vanderbilt Rollins Vanderbilt Yale Denison Penn Drexel Bucknell Ohio U Cornell .... Vanderbilt McMillan, Adrian .... Oriel College - Oxford Maizlech, Bruce ........ ....... U . of Colorado Malin, Liz ................ ,.............. V anderbilt Maloney, Paul ....,... ....... C arnegie-Mellon Martin, Becky ......... .....,.,. N orthwestern Mason, Grant ......,.. ......... U . of Miami Masterson, Bruce ...... Allegheny Middleman, Lisa. Moritz, Ken ............. Murman, Neil ...... Nassar, Dicky .......... Nelson, Gary ....... Niemann, Scotty. Noel, Mike .............. ....... Oh, jean ............... Oppenheim, Rob ................. Plung, Louie..Q ............ .... . Pollock, jeff ......... Prizant, Cindy ..... Rattner, Richard.. Rau, Kim .............. Resnick, Roger .... Rhodes, Tom ....... Rosenbach, Lisa ......... .. Roth, Meyer ............ ..... Rubinoff, Mike ..... .. Ruffin, Morrie ..... Runge, Bill ........... Ryan, Peter ....... Sabel, jon ......... Salsbury, Ann ...... Sandberg, Ted ......... Sauers, Dan ......... Sayles, Andy ........ Scam mon, Steve ........ Schwentker, Fritz Shanahan, Noel ......... Shenkan, Andy ....... Siegel, Laurie ........... .. Silverblatt, Cindy ....... Slesinger, Lisa ......,.. Smith, Bruce ........ Stokes, Fraser ...... Stone, Curt ....... Totten, jetsy ......... Duke Penn Boston U. Rollins ....... ......... D rexel Colby Carnegie-Mellon Wellesley Carnegie-Mellon Penn Penn Boston U. Kenyon St. Mary's C. Hobart Richmond Penn State .. U. of Michigan Penn Kenyon .. Washington U. Trinity .. Connecticut C. Vassar Kenyon Boston U. Bucknell Denison Amherst Rochester Tulane Boston U. lthaca Denver Northwestern Duke St. Lawrence Notre Dame Wagner, joe ............ ...................... W 811 Washington, Lee ....... ......................... T ufts Webb, Vernon ..... Carnegie-Mellon Wecht, David ......... .......................... Y ale Weidner, Gregg ......... ............ M uhlenberg Weitz, Heidi ............ .. U. of Colorado , 'Williams, 'Ron ........ . Zweig, Adam ...... S . Lafayette Harvard Senior Prizes and Honors Williams Alumni Award lnstructor's Award Carrie L. Casey Paul S. Hill 84 Mary Kennedy Michael Bill Avner Creative Writing Prizes losiah L. Goldsmith Prize German 3 Award Catherine S. Vodrey Gregg G. Weidner Laura G. Berkman Geoffrey S. Buttner 84 Annamarie Spina Advanced Spanish Prize Math Achievement Prize Bausch 84 Lomb Science Medal Alexander Science Prize Scheetz History Prize Abercrombie History Prize Publications Prize E. Bruce Hill, lr. Prize Carrie L. Casey Paul S. Hill 84 Mary Kennedy Thomas l. Graham Paul S. Hill David N. Wecht Mary E. Arn 84 Ann F. Salsbury Ann L. Hilger 84 loan E. Totten Walter Martin Lester Memorial Award Dartmouth Award The Aurelian Award independent Study loan E. Totten Anthony Knight W. Andrew Sayles Clare L. Henry Gregg C. Weidner 84 Dianne L. Sauers First Honor Student in Senior Class Second Honor Student in Senior Class Raymond F. Arnheim Memorial Award Richard S. and Kenneth L. Simon Award Miller Award William C. Nealon Award loseph Bole Hare Steffey Memorial Award 'Edward Ernest Ebbert Memorial Award All-Round Cup Lowell lnnes Award President's Prize ' Cum Laude james S. Adelsheim Carrie L. Casey Daniel MQ Fawcett Gregory D. Gerlach Thomasil. Graham Mark E. Heppenstall Ann L. Hilger Sargon Society Michael S. Caplan Sam B. Citron Thomas l. Graham Clare L. Henry Mary Kennedy Paul S. Hill Frederic F. Schwentker Lisa A. Slesinger Paul S. Hill David L. Edwa-rds 84 loan E. Totten Michael S. Caplan Amy D. Hurite Mary Kennedy Thomas l. Graham 84 Bruce R. Smith Clare L. Henry Paul S. Hill leffrey L. Pollock Charles T. Hiteshew lll Ann F. Salsbury Amy D. Hurite I Frederic F. Schwentker Mary Kennedy Bruce R.'Smith Lawrence B. Niemann, lr. F R. Fraser? Stokes ' lean H. Oh David N. Wecht Louis B. Plung Adam C. Zweig Ann L. Hilger Frederic F. Schwentker Amy D. Hurite D B. Noel Shanahan Margaret P. McKnight P loan E. Totten Michael S. Noel David N. Wecht lulie Adams ......,... lim Adelsheim ........ Doug Allen ........... lohn Bass ................. Laura Berkman ..,..A.. Bill Brickner .......,. Geoff Buttner ........., Mike Caplan ......... Carrie Casey .......,, Sam Citron .,..... lim Clarke ,......... Terry Costa ....... Mark Davis ...,.... Rob Deaner ................. Ralph Demmler .......... Dave Edwards ......... Kat Evans .............. Dan Fawcett ........ Peggy Feczko ....... Marc Felman ....... Mike Flood ....... Lisa Freeland ........ Chris Gee ....,..... Greg Gerlach ........ Ed Goldberg ......... Phil Goldblum ........ Tom Graham ...,... Amy Gross ........... Michael Hardie ....... Hackademians Class Hard Guy .. .... Class Doc Woo Class Bear Class Cool Class Motormouth Class Son of Pep Class Cuss Class Beak Class Wife Class Abused Class Piggin' Class Librarian Class Traveler . .,..,....... Class Disco Class Dreamer Class Vince .....,..Class Katwoman ........Class All-Around Class Miss Piggy Class Male Model Class Flash Class not in our class Class Tish Class Pooper-Scooper Class Flick Class Picka Class loe High School Class Greensburg Class Lax Stud Clare Henry .............,.. ......................, C lass Pres Mark Heppenstall .......... ........ C lass Penny-Loafers Patty Herzog ........... Ann Hilger .....r... Paul Hill ......,.,....... Heidi Hilton ....,... Chip Hiteshew ........ lohn Hogan ........., Amy Hurite ....... Tim lsaly ............ Ted 'jenkins .......,.. justin lohnson ......... Nancy lohnston ......,,. lamie Katzin ........,... Curt Kennedy .......... Mary Kennedy .,...,,. Matt Kimerer ....,.. lill Klein ................ Tony Knight .,.... George Kreis ,. ,... .. Gary Kress .,.,..... lamie Laing ....... lohn Levey .........,..,...,..... Margaret McKnight Class lndicisive Class Lifeguard Class Lump Class Gramps Class Pullover Class Mime Class Hostess Class Klondike Class Turbo Class Nice ..........,....,..Class Gross Class Layed Back Class DeadHead II Class Tolerance I Class Token White Class Pampered ........,..Class Quiet l Class Who? Class Quiet II Class Professor X Class Miamian Class Bucknellian Adrien McMillan Bruce Maizlech.. Liz Malin ,................. .. Paul Maloney .,..,.... Becky Martin r...... Grant Mason ...... Bruce Masterson Lisa Middleman .,.,.... ...,.... Ken Moritz ....r...,. Neil Murman ...,.. Dicky Nassar ...,.., Gary Nelson .....,.. Scott Niemannn. Mike Noel. ......... . lean Oh .....,.,....... Rob Oppenheim Louis Plung .,....... leff Pollock .....,.,.. Cindy Prizant .......... ...,.. Rich Rattner ...,,.... ...... Kim Rau .........,..... Roger Resnick ...., Class Accent Class Bagger Class Tolerance ll Class Macho Class Bubbles Class Facial Hair Class lekuzi Class Middlewoman Class Croft Class Ethel Class Bronco Class Doughnut Class Lightning Class Prep Class Gishi Girl Class Bop Class Mad Dog Class lap Prince Class Bon Bon .Class H-10 Verified Class SAAB Class Klinger Tom Rhodes ........,.. ,..... C lass Dedicated Patrolman Lisa Rosenbach ......r... ..,....r......,.., C lass Space Case Meyer Roth ...,......... ......... C lass Merlin Mothball Mike Rubinoff ......,. ..........,..........,,... C lass Ruby Morrie Ruffin ......... ........ C lass Phone Caller Bill Runge. ........... ......,.... C lass Gearhead Pete Ryan ........, ........ C lass of his own lon Sabel ........... .........., C lass Zapped Ann Salsbury ...... ...,.,........... C lass Laugh Ted Sandberg .....,... .r...... C lass Escape Artist Dan Sauers ......,... .......,........ C lass Ben lr. Andy Sayles ........ Steve Scammon. Fritz Schwentker ......, Class Knepper Class RePeat Class Romeo Noel Shanahan ...... ........ Class Technician Andy Shenkan ,....... ..,... C lass DeadHead l Laurie Siegel ......,....... Cindy Silverblatt . ............ Class Penn Class Little Pine Lisa Slesinger .,...,.... .....,... C lass Economist Bruce Smith ........ Fraser Stokes ....,, Curt Stone. ...,.,,. . letsy Totten .,...... loe Wagner ...,........ . A... ......,..... . Class Alias Class Gomer Pyle Class BMOC Class Hotsy Class USC Lee Washington ...,.... .......,........... C lass Ricky Vernon Webb ......,. ...............,...... C lass Brute David Wecht i..... Class Commissioner Gregg Weidner .......... ..,....... C lass Mr. Murphy Heidi Weitz ....,....... ............... C lass Beasely Ron Williams ...... Adam Zweig ..,.... Class PG Class MD. fn W U Academlan Staff Co-Editors-in-Chief Photography Editor Faculty Advisor COPY Carrie Casey Peggy Feczko Clare Henry Ann Hilger Nancy Kim Layout Carrie Casey Ron Davenport Carolyn Donnelly Kat Evans Will Garrett Austin Henry Margaret McKnight letsy Totten Rob Reuter Leslie M. Begala Nelson Person Susan Povich Ann Salsbury Cynthia Terezis Susie Tisherman Marty Henry Cathy Hill Susan Povich Carol Richardson Bruce Smith Susie Tisherman gl' l! Photography Austin Henry Rob Reuter S Amy Hurite Bill Sayles Ross Seifert I, George Kasunich A special thank you to our numerous student vvriters, who contributed articles. Without them vve could not have completed the year- book. 1 Classifieds The time we spent together was the only time that mattered, and that time vvill continue always and forever. My heart is yours. forthe most BEALJLTIFLJL years! Alright for Christopher, Ranger Rick, Cold rocks, A la Carte, Hl 492114, and the piercing Blues! NlAMLMlYG , 'J Good Luck, Bruce and Linda 23,0 - Mitch - fa '34 2 Mom and Dad you're the best! Missy Poo We'll be to eth r n . ' 'fx -gpamiaa-d love each other, always and forever Donna Lives! To Mom and Bub: Keep 'em slidin - All vvays .',0rx gfggjvi'-',x - Bubbles and Gramps - A - L 11:00 Boom, left end is up I Mom ll 6f3O!8O -12 A simmons Many thanks to letsy and Margaret- Best Wishes - hwf' QW-W-A ,.., M ,,,,,, N1 'ji,...,,fa..,j Svvisshelvy Lives! - LMB - I T01 D No more all-nighters HURRAY! HURRAY! ie M 3 3' I -1 C5 2 J Q 2' fo Q I Kat Woman C f i j i l N, rf e X S x '25 t is ' X Z . V ,I 1 , g . Q , 1.65, N as L - , 2 as K' A ' i l'll miss you! Rosie ' .- ' I7 I F... - A. , ' G I . 1. ' 1 '11 WH , 4g5,1. ,4 1.44 4. 3.11 ' 41 4 4 1 1. 11,11 -'11 '1 4 44.1 FKW441 ,. 44 . 1' 4 '1. W . 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