Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

SPDhESfTIflN STRONG VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL 1330 W. EIGHTH STREET ERIE PA. 16502 VOLUME 53 Spokesman Garneta Taormina Receives Spokesman ’83 Dedication Garneta Taormina has been a member of the faculty in the Erie School District for 23 years. She has spent 23 years teaching at Strong Vincent High. An excellent teacher, she received her Baccalaureate degree in Business Education from Villa Maria College. As a teacher Mrs. Taormina always shows her students warmth and understanding, someone always willing to explain and re-explain a problem to a student in need of help. Her interests in her students extends beyond the classroom each day — she is always available on extra-help nights after school. 3 The 1983 Spokesman staff is proud to dedicate this yearbook to a wonderful, deserving person and teacher — our own petite Mrs. Garneta Taormina. Opening Remarks To put together a yearbook requires much hard work, as well as the cooperation of all staff members. I’d especially like to express my thanks to those students who contributed overtime and extra efforts to make this years’ Spokesman” the best ever. Without dedicated photographers, typists, interviewers, etc. the editors would find the work insurmountable. I hope when you leaf through this book, it will mean something special to each of you every time you pick it up. A yearbook is a book of memories of the years gone by. I sincerely hope that Spokesman 83 is that for each of you. These years can never be replaced — and as you perceive the future changes from 1983 to (?) perhaps you will see these as the Good Times of your life. 4 Perceptions 5 Principal This year we welcomed a new Principal. Mr. Raymond Fiorelli. Mr. Fiorelli shoulders the administrative responsibilities of our school with a calm but indomitable spirit. Flis impressive background includes administra- tive positions at East High School and Wayne Middle School. He is not new to Strong Vincent, as he served here from 1975 to 1978 as an Assistant Principal and also as Acting Principal. He is back with us now - what better way to instill and insure high futuristic standards of education than to be blessed with this administrator who has already proven that he possesses insight into the minds and hearts of all? We will all remember Mr. Fiorelli as the approachable Principal who not only got things done but showed sincere concern for school spirit and growth of student participation in school activities. Assistant Principals Mr . Schultz and Mr. Gdanicc. Assistant Principals of Strong Vincent for many years, aided Mr. Fiorelli with administrative duties. The Assistant Principals are responsible for the maintenance of all student records, the evaluation of student transcripts, the discipline and attendance of the entire student body. We are honored and grateful to have such capable, experienced administrators as Mrs. Schultz and Mr. Gdaniec. They have maintained high standards for our school and we hope they will remain to help Strong Vincent progress through the years ahead. Mr. Bambauer - Girl ' Coun- selor Mr. Barthelson - Biology. Env. Science. Boys’ Track Head Coach. Mr. Behan - English K). Attendance. Assembly Coordinator. Boys’ Winter Intramurals. Mrs. Benson - Administra- tive Secretary. I Mr. Brabender - Phys. Ed., Boys’ Varsity Baseball Coach. Mr. Buccarelli - Italian I. II, Spanish I. Language Arts Lab, Dante Club. Mr. Case - Social Studies 9, Sociology. Mr. Cole - Special Educaton, EMR Mrs. Comi - Nurse Mr. Connolly - Biology. Earth Space. Mr. Costello - Am. History II, A.P. US History, Social Studies Dept. Chairman. Varsity Football Coach. Mr. Davidson - Social Studies. Mrs. Davis - Health. Phys. Ed.. Girls' Volleyball Coach. Mr. DeMichael - Crafts Arts. Mr. Donatucci - Math 9 Algebra I. Mrs. Doubet - General Math. Mr. Ferretti - Comp. Prog- Comp. Sc.. Algebra I. Ad- vanced Math A.P. Miss Flanagan - Typing I. Steno I. Business Club. School Treasurer. Mr. Gauriloff - Math. Alge- bra I. Athletic Director. Mr. Grande - Social Studies 9, K), Girls' Varsity Basket- ball Coach. 10 Mr. Grandinetti - Chem- istry. Biology. Mrs. Huzinec - Geometry. Consumer Math. Mr. Hathaway - English 12, I2H. Mr. Heard - Earth Space. A.P. Biology. Student Coun- cil. ■ Mr. Kleiner - Social Studies 9. Asst. Boys’ Varsity Track Coach. Mrs. Hines - Music App., Stage Band. Orchestra. Marching Band. Mr. Kopin - Art. Mrs. Lillis - Home Ec., Family Living. Mrs. Lynch - English 9, 9H. Yearbook Advisor. English Dept. Mrs. MacKrell - Seniors’ Counselor. Mrs. MacPherson - English II. A.P. English. Commen- cement Speakers. Mr. Minzenberger - Algebra I. Algebra II % Trig.. Red Cross Drive, Yearbook, Magazine Drive. Comp. Prog. Mr. Mullen - English 9.10.11. Student Council. Ski Club, Golf Team. Mrs. Musarra - English 9. 9H. 10. Cheerleader Advisor. Mrs. Necci - ESL Mr. Hogan - Spanish I.2.3.4. Spanish Club. Boys' Girls’ Tennis Coach. Mr. Lampe - Health. Phys. Ed.. Girls’ % Boys’ Swimming Coach. Waterpolo Coach. Mrs. Miller - Home Ec.. Ind. Living. Family Living. Mr. Niebauer - Math 9. J.V. Girls’ Basketball Coach. Girls’ Softball Coach. II Mrs. Niedzwecki - Girls’ Phys. Ed.. Asst. Girls’ Track Coach. Miss Savocchio - World Cultures 10. European His- tory A.P.. National Honor Society. Mrs. Taormino - Office Practice. Accounting 1,11. o Mr. Vickey - U.S. History II. Econ Govt Law. United Na- tions. Q Mr. Oldach - Earth Space. Science H. Mrs. Palmisano - Accounting I. Business Math. Typing I. Mr. Plavcan - Science Sur- vey. AVA. Stagecrew. Alge- bra I. Physics. A.P. Physics. Senior Class, Prom. Banquet. Mr. Prococki - Learning Disability. Metro and In- tramural bowling. Mr. Siggia - English 9. German I. II. Mrs. Sockett - Administra- tive Secretary. Mrs. Steele - Teachers’ Aide. Mr. Stubenhaffer - Industrial Materials. Power Tech- nology. Mr. Thayer - Industrial Arts. Boys’ Cross Country. Girls’ Cross Country. Photo- graphy. Girls’ Track Coach. Mr. Weber - English 9. Mr. Toth - Social Studies 9.10. Miss Weschler - French I, 3,3.4. English 9. Journalism. Newspaper Advisor, Liter- ary Advisor. French Club. y ' J pjj 1 J w jr m 1 ’ • « 1 V Mr. Trombacco - Boys’ Counselor. Miss Williams - Psychology. Social Studies 10. Vocal Music. Miss Turner - Librarian Mrs. Zymlinski - EMR. Smile, it makes people wonder. Mrs. Steel on the prowl again. Just Jogging Along. Short course or long course? Food Service Staff Members The class of 83 would like to pay tribute to all the services rendered to Strong Vincent High school during our stay here. We appreciated your efforts in the lunch room and the entire school. i Back Row (L to R): Georgia Kader, Arlene Tatalone. Linda Meason, Joyce Green, Mary Lou Bartlett, Hilda Leone, Anne Naughton, Back Row: Bonita West, Yolanda Suminski, Betty Kraus. Frances Jaglowski, Morning Ser- vices. Afternoon Services: Row I Patty Isaac, Eleanor Almeda, Marilyn Seeley, Row 2: Connie Damore, Janet McNerney. Did you get my best side? I'm sorry I was late Mr. Gdaniec. Mrs. Benson can type without looking at the keys. I can walk the halls with my eyes closed. I brushed todayl Did you? This is how you button your sleeves. You should have voted for I will give no A's before it’s time, me. SPOKESMAN QUEEN S KING Jeana Foster § Sam Campanella Spokesman Alaina Rundquist and Paul Mackenzie Candidates Rosalie Liotta and Frank Dellecurti Each year a King and Queen are chosen to represent the Spokesman. The candidates are nominated in the senior homerooms and all the students select the winners. Jeana Foster and Sam Campanella are the 1983 Spokesman Queen and King. Congratulations to all the candidates. Mary Devore and Tom Winnett Pep Rallies and Assemblies Paul Meahl in the Preppy” look. Larry gets stage fright. 22 Kathy and Tina get enjoyment from Bob and Scott show how effective ban kicking a Freshie. roll-on really is. Danny stars in Halloween III”. Marty washes with Noxema. Stopl In the name of love”. This year’s pep rallies and assemblies brought out the school spirit in our student body and served as interesting diver- sions from the regular school day. The cheerleaders and the band are in charge of entertain- ment along with guest appear- ances by the twirlers, color guard, pom pons, and rifle line. The students have been an excellent audience and the pep rallies have proven to be very FREEZE FRAME successful. Homecoming Queen 1982 Tammy Wisinski escorted by John Argerus Homecoming Court Each year the Senior class nominates five candidates for Homecoming Queen. This year’s Queen was announced at the Homecoming game and Tammy Wisinski escorted by John Argerus, was selected. Congratulations go out to the Homecoming Court. Denita Harris escorted by Curtis Jones Jenny Caufman escorted by Scot Shepard Homecoming Dance 1983 Jimmy and his date take a break from the dancing. One more dance and I’m gonna drop deadl” Couples enjoy one of Friction’s slow dances. Foreign exchange students Xavier and Minna find out what an American dance is like. Jerry hams it up while his date Carey gives us a big smile. Lorri and Joel are ready for a night of dining and dancing. This year’s Homecoming dance was a great success. The dance was held on Friday. November 26 at the Saga Club. The theme for this year’s dance was Up Where We Belong , played by Erie’s own Friction. A special thanks to all who organized this wonderful evening. 26 Hope and Paula, where are your dates? Tracy and her date are enjoying evening. their Tony and Marcie - Up Where They Belong. Tim Akus shows off his date for the camera. Art and Paul - All dressed up and Ow, you just stepped on my nowhere to go.” foot!” Lookin’ Good Together Guys And Dolls School Play 1982 The school play, Guys and Dolls, took place in the Spring of 1982. The advisors, Miss Williams and Mrs. Musarra, enabled the student body to present the play. Without them it wouldn't have been possible. There were two student directors, Michelle Dever and Stephanie Hetrick, who also were an asset. It took alot of hard work and long hours to make it work. S.V. Gangsters: We bad and we know it.” Come to the mission. Except guys, I hate guys.” Adelaide and Nathan: The happy couple. S.V. Colonels' own Salvation Army Missionaries. 30 What is so fearful for Sue to look at, and so amusing for the Bridal Party? A Fable Of Broadway Jerri, Kim, and Beth work hard to perfect their performance. The Dolls pose sweetly for the camera. CAST OF CHARACTERS Nicely-Nicely Johnson .......... Benny Southstreet ............... Rusty Charlie .................. 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I think she likes me. Laurie practices for a Close-Up1 commercial. Wheezer, Buckwheat, Spanky, and Alfalfa. Melody hard at work. Class of 1983 Paul loves getting his picture taken. Kenny tries to look innocent. Greg experimenting with hypnosis. Can't you see that I’m busy right now? Senior Directory Patricia Adamczyk, 831 Holland St.. Bowling 2.3.4. Gym Monitor 3,4. Ravindra V. Agade, 426 Cherokee Dr.. Tennis 4. Baseball 4. Photography Club 4. NHS 4. Foreign Exchange Student. Gregory P. Agens, 1130 West 6th St. Tim J. Akus, 1319 West 10th St., Football 1.2. Concert Band 4. Marching Band 3.4. Stage Band 3.4. Senior Class Play I, Graphic Arts I.2.3.4. Karen Renee Auburn, 518 East 7th St. Kirk Alexander, 1143 Brown Ave.. Concert Band 2.3.4, Marching Band 2.3. Stage Band 3. Christopher C. Anderson, 1157 West 23rd St.. Track Field 2. Concert Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band I.2.3.4. Stage Band 2.3.4. Hall Monitor 2,4. John D. ArgeruS, 2413 Cascade St., Baseball I.2.3.4. Student Council 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Hall Monitor I. Brian S. Arrington, 1042 West 18th St., Football I. Stage Crew 4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Hall Monitor I. James R. Atkinson, 652 West 3rd St.. Basketball 2,3,4. Sonia Marcel Avery, 153 West 3rd St.. Volleyball 3.4. Basketball 2.3.4. Bowling I. Girls' Softball 2. Business Club 4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4, Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Tonia Marcel Avery, 153 West 3rd St.. Volleyball 3.4. Basketball 2,3,4. Bowling I. Girls' Softball 2. Business Club 4, Black Amer. Cul Club 4. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Mary Susanne Ball, 4009 Ellsworth Ave.. Tennis 2. French Club 1.2, Gym Monitor 2. Carrie Elizabeth Barczyk, 4127 Crestmont Ave.. Office Monitor 2. David Hugh Barr, 3427 Allegheny Rd.. NHS Sec. 4. United Nations 4, Student Council 3. Spanish Club 2.3.4. Red Cross 2.3.4. Newspaper Staff 4. Hall Monitor 4. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. Peer Jury 4. Tyrone Floyd Battles, 505 West 5th St.. Football I.2.3.4. Wrestling 1,2. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Student Council 1.2,3. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. Linda Lynn Bell, 1017 Cascade St.. Volleyball 1.2.4. Track Field 1,2.4. Colorguard 4. Spanish Club I. Red Cross 1.3, Business Club 4. Medical Careers I. Girl’s Chorus 1.3. Choir 4. Banquet Com. 4, Prom Com. 4. Eric C. Benning, 307 Chestnut St.. Football 3. Track 8 Field 1.2.3.4. Concert Band I.2.3.4. Marching Band 1.2.4. Dante Club 3. Hall Monitor 1.2. Robert Joseph Blinzler, 1540 West 6th St.. Bowling 2. Concert Band I. Marching Band I, Hall Monitor 1.2.4. Theresa M. Bortzer, 1122 West 20th St.. Red Cross 3. Girl's Chorus I. Choir 4. Gym Monitor 4. Wipa Bowers, 714 Kahkwa Blvd.. Volleyball 1.2. Basketball 1.2. Girls' Softball 1.2. Business Club 4. Marla Renee Buchanan, 533 West 3rd St. Craig C. Buseck, 1331 West 9th St.. Newspaper Staff 3.4. Choir 4. Senior Class Play 3. Greg John Buzzanco, 1324 West 20th St.. Concert Band 1.2. Marching Band 1,2, Stage Band 1.2. Studio Orch. 1.2. NHS Pres. 4. Student Council 1.3.4. Dante Club 3. Samuel Joseph Campanella, 3314 Ellsworth Ave.. Football 3.4. Dante Club 4. Denise Cannon, 709 West 5th St.. Senior Class Play 3. Susan Margaret Cannon, 709 West 5th St.. Choir 4, Senior Class Play 3. Ann Kathryn Cantoni, 1530 West 25th St.. Golf 4. Track Field 3. Cheerleading 3. Co-capt. 4, Flag Twirler 2, NHS 4. Student Council 2. United Nations 4. French Club 1.3. Spokesman Staff 4, Mr. Behan Monitor 2. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Senior Class Play 3. Brian Patrick Carney, 918 West 8th St.. Football I. Basketball 1.2. Library Monitor 4. Jenise Anne Caufman, 1414 West 8th St., Tennis 3,4. Cross Country 1.2. Swimming 2,3,4. Track % Field 2, Girls' Softball I, Spokesman Staff 4. Photography Club I. Herbert E. Champion Jr., 23l' 5 West 4th St. Daniel Joseph Colelli, 3014 Charlotte St.. Football 2.3.4, Waterpolo 2,3,4. Swimming 2.3.4. Baseball 1,2.4. Student Council 4. French Club I. Prom Com. 4. Melody Rae Colvin, 2412 Greengarden Blvd.. Volleyball 2.3.4. Basketball 4. Bowling. 2. Girls' Softball 2.3. Capt. 4. Student Council 1.2. Hall Monitor I. Mr. Behan Monitor 2, Guidance Monitor 4. Prom Com. 4. Margaret Lynne Covatto, 2801 Raspberry St.. Girls' Softball 1.2.3. Capt. 4. Cheerleading 2,4, Spokesman Staff 4. Orch. 1.2, Studio Orch. 1.2. Senior Class Play I. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4, Senior Class Officer Sec. 4. Pool Monitor 2. Shelley Marie Cree, 917 Cascade St. Bobby Jay Curry, 1628 West 23rd St.. Football I.2.3.4, Baseball 3. Laurie Ann Cypress, 1813 Ottawa Dr.. Girls' Chorus 1.2.3. Colorguard I. Cheerleading 2. Hall Monitor 2.4. Rebecca A. Dash, 948 West 8th St.. Track % Field 1.2. Gymnastics I, Diving I, Spokesman Salesman 1.2.4, Library Monitor 1.2. Band 1.2.3.4. Chorus 3.4. Choir 3.4. Craig William Davidson, 460 West 28th St.. Waterpolo 1.2.3. Tennis I.2.3.4. Swimming 1.2.3. Jeff G. DeBello, 520 West 17th St. Apt. 2. Frank Angelo Dellecurti, 1621 West 45th St.. Football Manager 3. Dante Club 1.2.3. Mary Jane Devore, 325 Crescent Dr., Senior Class Officer Vice Pres. 4. Golf 4. Tennis 4. Volleyball 2,3. Bowling 2. Girls’ Softball 2,3. Capt. 4. Student Council 2,3.4. French Club 1,2, Spokesman Staff 4. Office Monitor 2.4. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. DAR Award. John F. Dickens, 942 West llth St.. Cross Country I. French Club I. Library Monitor 2,4. 50 Senior Directory Albert J. DiFucci, 422 Poplar St. Laurie Dillon, 1732 West 25th St.. Office Monitor 2. Colleen Ann Doyle, 633 Kahkwa Blvd.. Golf 4. Prom Com. 4. Tennis 2.3,4, Swimming 3,4, French Club 3. Spokesman Staff 4. Office Monitor 4. Mr. Behan's Monitor 3. Scott Matthew Duke, 1048 West 21st St.. Basketball 1.2. Hall Monitor 2. Cheryl Lynn Dunbar, 621 Cascade St.. Swimming 3.4. Track Field 4. French Club 1.4. Spokesman Staff 4. Orch. 1.2. Studio Orch. I. Senior Class Play 1,3, Twirling 2,3 Co-capt. 4. Double Twirler 4. Hall Monitor 2. Guidance Monitor 4. Tracy Easter, 444 West 25th St.. Nurse Monitor I. Choir I. Mojo Lojo I. Darlene Ernling, 1229 West 10th St.. Swimming 2.3.4. Waterpolo Manager 3. Colorguard 1.2. Student Council I. Girls' Chorus I. Hall Monitor I. Diane Marie Erazo, 545' ) West 17th St.. Spanish Club 2.3. Business Club 4. Gym Monitor 4. Banquet Com. 4. Thomas A. Fabrizio Jr., 815 West 28th St.. Football I. Bowling 2. French Club 1.2,3. Kenneth Anthony Fanazini, 3703 Stough Ave.. Football 4. Hall Monitor I. Senior Class Play 3. Michele A. Fedei, 2935 Rudolph Ave. Crystal Ann Ferrara, 3923 Greengarden Blvd.. Tennis 2. Bowling. 2. Student Council 3. Guidance Monitor 4. Denise M. Ferrare, 533 West 7th St. Sabine Fischer, 1022 West 8th St.. Foreign Exchange Student. Volleyball 4, Swimming 4. Choir 4. Girls’ Chorus 4. Daniel Charles Fitzpatrick, 955 West 22nd St.. Concert Band 1.2. Marching Band 1,2, Studio Orch. 1.2. Guidance Monitor 4. Ski Club 2.3.4. Graphic Arts 4. Banquet Com. 4. Annette Jean Flamio, 231 East 4th St.. Gymnastics I. Dante Club 2. Business Club 3. Guidance Monitor 2. Jeana Rae Foster, 321 East 6th St.. Colorguard 1.2.3. Capt. 4. Choir 2.3. Orch. I.2.3.4. Studio Orch. 1.2. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Nurse Monitor I, Senior Class Play 1,3, Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Carol Lee Fox, 1135 West 22nd St.. Student Council 2.4. French Club I. Choir 3.4, Office Monitor 1.2.4. Prom Com. 4. Mark Irwin Gaeckle, 416 Poplar St.. Tennis I. Bowling I. Spanish Club 1,2,3, Treas. 4. Choir 1.2,4, Library Monitor I. Lee E. Geiger, 639 Delaware Ave.. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 8 Field I. Newspaper Staff 4. Office Monitor 4. Photography Club 4. Lawrence Joseph Geist, 3303 Ellsworth Ave.. Cross Country 2. Bowling 1.2, Track 8 Field 1.2.4. NHS 4. Hall Monitor 1.4. Paula Denise Gonzales, 1027 West 20th St.. Gymnastics I. Cheerleading 2,3, Spanish Club 2. Business Club 3,4. Gym Monitor 4. Banquet Com. 4. Paul Jon Gornall. 718 Liberty St.. Football 1.2, Baseball 2.3.4. Student Council 1,2.3. Spokesman Staff 3. Hall Monitor I. Mr. Behan Monitor 2. Anne M. Goshay, 234 West 7th St.. Volleyball 4. Track 8 Field 4. Colorguard 3. Lieut. 4. French Club 1.3. Girls' Chorus 2.3. Choir 4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. Donna Irene Graf, I683' j West 15th St. William M. Grant, 347 West 3rd St., Tennis 2.3.4. Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1.2. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Senior Class Play 3. Patricia Ann Graziano, 1002 West 23rd St.. Girls' Softball 1.2.3. Capt. 4. Double Twirler 2. Capt. 3. Twirling Capt. 4. Student Council I.2.3.4. Senior Class Pres. 4. Morning Yearbook 4. Girls’ Chorus 2. Choir 4. Orch. 1.2. Studio Orch. 1,2. Senior Class Play I. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Hall Monitor I. Mr. Behan Monitor 2. Volleyball 3.4. Student Council Vice Pres. 4. Yearbook Salesman 1,2,3, Gym Monitor 1.2.3.4. Guidance Monitor 3. Joann Jean Gross, 1057 West 10th St., Bowling 2,3. Cynthia Ann Gualtieri, 953 West 21st St.. Concert Band 1.2.4. Marching Band 1.2. Gym Monitor 3. Denita Vonn Harris, 925 West 18th St.. Spanish Club 2. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Guidance Monitor I. Nurse Monitor 2. Banquet Com. 4. Jeffery D. Harden, 914 West llth St.. Wrestling I. Football 2. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Hall Monitor 1,2. Kimberly Ann Hathaway, 706 Cherry St.. Track 8 Field 2.4. NHS 4. Student Council I. Corres. Sec. 2.3. Pres. 4. Spanish Club I.2.3.4. Ski Club 4. Guidance Monitor 4. Library Monitor 1. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Peers Jury 4. Lorri Lynn Hedman, 1631 West 39th St.. Swimming 1.2,3, Capt. 4. Pom Poms 3. Co-capt. 4. Business Club 4. Spokesman Staff 4. Girls’ Chorus 1.2. Guidance Monitor 4. Mr. Behan Monitor 2. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. Todd Lawrence Heirls, 1151 West 23rd St.. Track 8 Field 3.4. NHS 4. Newspaper Staff 4. Ski Club 4. Photography Club 4, Graphic Arts 4. Robert D. Hewitt, 935 West llth St. Donna Marie Hill, 1948 West 33rd St.. Swimming 4. Track 8 Field 4. Guidance Monitor 4. Banquet Com. 4. Willie Dale Hollis, 331 West 3rd St.. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Stage Crew 3,4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Office Monitor I. Hall Monitor 2.4. Tom J. Holodnak, 515 West 9th St.. Football 4. Basketball 3.4. Hall Monitor 4. Christina M. Hoover. 2418 Baur Lane. Choir 4, Hall Monitor 2. Elizabeth Marie Hovis, 519 West 5th St.. Cheerleading 3. Spanish Club 4. Choir 3,4. Senior Class Play 3. Christine Ann Huff, 1022 West 8th St.. Golf 4. Cross Country 1.2.3.4. Basketball I.2.3.4. Track 8 Field 1.2. Girls' Softball 3.4. Ski Club 4. Hall Monitor 1.2.4. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. 51 Senior Directory Tom P. Hynes, 1017 West 8th St. Curtis Desmone Jones, 313 Walnut St.. Tennis 1,2.3,4. Student Council 1.2.3.4. Newspaper Staff 3. Spokesman Staff 4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Gwendolyn Denise Jones, 1411 West 29th St.. Girls' Chorus 2. Choir 4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Library Monitor 4. Beth Ann Kendziora, 310 Cascade St.. Twirler 4. Business Club 3.4. Girls’ Chorus 1.2, Guidance Monitor 4. Hall Monitor 2. Banquet Com. 4. Jay Curtis Killings, 352 West 2nd St.. Basketball 3. Robert John Kimball, 1331 West 30th St., Track £ Field 3.4. Hall Monitor 3. Photography Club 4. Cheryl Ann Kruth, 3617 Allegheny Rd.. Girls’ Chorus 2.3.4. Choir 4. Senior Class Play 1.3. Cindy Ann Laird. 1025 Washington PI. David Lazar. 801 East 10th St. Thomas M. Lemmon, 2911 Glenwood Park Ave.. Library Monitor 1,2,4. Jeffery Alan Leonetti, 2420 Baur Lane. Football 2,3.4. Track £ Field 2.4. Student Council 1,2.3. Guidance Monitor 4. Prom Com. 4. Rosalie Marie Liotta, 421 Beverly Dr., Girls’ Chorus I.2.3.4. Choir 4. Julie Rae Litzenberg, 620 Virginia Ave.. Track £ Field 2. Colorguard 1,2,3. Student Council 2. Business Club 4. Newspaper Staff 3. Senior Editor 4. Morning Yearbook 4. Girls’ Chorus I. Student Forum 4, Nurse Monitor 2. Guidance Monitor 4. Maria Lopez, 725 Tacoma Rd. Apt. nI. Kevin Looker, 1726 West 22nd St.. Golf 3.4. Bowling 1.2. Baseball 2. Lisa Anne Lundeen, 715 Lincoln Ave.. Tennis 2.3.4. Bowling 1.2, Girls’ Softball 2. Cheerleading 2. Girls’ Chorus 1.4, Hall Monitor I, Prom Com. 4. Paul Howard Mackenzie, 505 Lincoln Ave.. Football 4. Track £ Field 4, NHS 4. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. Richard Lawrence MacWhirter, 124 West 26th St. Susan M. Mahler, 544 West 7th St.. Girls’ Softball 1,2, NHS 4. French Club 1.2.3, Choir 4. Senior Class Play 3. Cheryl A. Mallin. 1929 West 36th St. Ronald Malone, 816 Washington PI. Shelia Ann Manus, 313 West 3rd St.. Basketball I.2.3.4. Girls’ Softball I. Choir 4. Library Monitor 2,3,4. Ann Margaret Marnella, 640 West 17th St. Wendy Sue Marsden, 533 Shenley Dr.. Swimming 1.2.3. Capt. 4. Cheerleading 2.3. Spokesman 2. Jr. Editor 3, Senior Editor 4, Girls' Softball 1,2. Evelyn D. Martin, 927 West 16th St.. Business Club 4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Gym Monitor 3.4. Matthew Gerard McCormick, 529 Kahkwa Blvd.. Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1,2,4. Student Council 1,2.3. Spanish Club 2.3. Prom Com. 4. Susan M. McKane, 2124 Cascade St.. Dante Club I. Girls’ Chorus 2,3. Choir 4. Tracy McNally, 1632 West 39th St. Kimberly Montroy, 917 West 5th St. Edward L. Morgan, 235 Short St., Stage Band 4. Natalie Ann Nardo, 1724 West 36th St.. Bowling 1.2. Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1.2. Orch. 1,2. Spokesman Staff 4. Gym Monitor 4. Theresa G. Necastro, 352 West 17th St. Hope D. Nelson, 1914 Cherry St.. Business Club 3.4, Hall Monitor 1.2. Jean Marie Oligeri, 1041 West 9th St.. Cross Country I, Basketball I.2.3.4. Girls’ Softball I. NHS 4. Student Council 4. Business Club 4. Carol Oliver, 1018 Cascade St.. Track £ Field 1.2.3. Concert Band 1.4. Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4. Capucine Renee Ott, 939 West 2nd St.. Business Club 4. Choir 1,4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Prom Com. 4. Jacqueline Dawn Otteni, 1340 West 22nd St.. Gymnastics 1.2,3. Stage Band 3. Girls' Chorus I.2.3.4. Choir 1.2.3.4. Guidance Monitor 4. Ski Club 4. Madrigal 1,2,4. Kathy A. Page. 431 Myrtle St.. Girls’ Chorus 1.2. Choir 4. Lori Ann Parker, 3614 Garden Rd.. Newspaper Staff 4. Gymnastics 1,2.3, Track £ Field 1,2,4. Rifle Line 1.2. Capt. 3.4, NHS Vice Pres. 4. Hall Monitor I. Guidance Monitor 4. Senior Class Play 1.3. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Orch, 1.2. Penny C. Paraway, 306 Peach St.. Track £ Field 2.3.4. Twirler 2, Student Council 1.2. Girls’ Chorus 1,2, Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Hall Monitor 1,2.4. Prom Com. 4. Pam Payne, 457 West 4th St.. Track £ Field 1,2. Double Twirler 1.2. Senior Class Play 1.3. Lisa Ann Pennsy, 1119 West 9th St.. Tennis 3.4. Bowling I.2.3.4. Business Club 4. Michael P. Perry, 931 West 24th St. Susan M. Peterson, 1009 Shenley Dr.. Bowling 4. Mark A. Petruso, 2139 West 22nd St.. Stage Band 4. Library Monitor 4. David C. Pettit, 912 Liberty St., Concert Band 1,2, Marching Band 1.2. Anthony E. Pierce, 457 West 4th St.. Football I.2.3.4. Track £ Field 2,3,4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Joseph Powell, 220 Short St.. Football 4. Bowling 4. Hall Monitor I.2.. Robert Brian Powell, 2210 Poplar St.. Football I.2.3.4. Concert Band 1,2,3. Susan Pratt, 331 West 2nd St. 52 Senior Directory Dwayne Alan Pribik, 439 West 8th St.. NHS 4. United Nations 3.4. Chess Club 3. Pres. 4. Mark Ptaskiewicz, 3701 Auburn Ave., Concert Band 1.3. Marching Band 1,3. NHS Treas. 4. Student Council 3,3. Christina M. Rainey, 317 East 8th St.. Girls’ Chorus I.3.3.4. Choir 3,4. Business Club 4. Madrigals 3,4. Minna K. Rantanen, 3308 Rudolph Ave. Tennis 4. Choir 4. Foreign Exchange Student. Brian John Rickloff, 537 Lincoln Ave.. Football I, Golf 3.3. Tennis 4. Choir I.Sharon Lea Rieger. 1015 West 30th St.. Basketball 3.4. Swimming I. Girls’ Softball 3,3.4, Concert Band 1.3, Marching Band 1,3, Spokesman Staff 4. Prom Com. 4. Alaina Marie Rundquist, 1033 West 31st St.. Hall Monitor 1.3. Twirler 3.3,4. Student Council 1,3.3. Business Club 4. Spokesman Staff 3. Jr. Editor 3. Senior Editor 4, Girls’ Chorus I. Pauline A. Sarbek, 1737 West 30th St. Michael Brian Schell, 3039 West 34th St.. Football 1,3.4. Bowling 1.3.3. Track Field. 3.3. NHS 4. Nurse Monitor I. Chess Club 4. Arthur Michael Schwindt. 639 Delaware Ave.. Football 1,3.3,4, Black Amer. Cul. Club 4, Prom Com. 4. Colette Luann Scott, 349 West Front St., Business Club 4. Cheri Beth Seidewand, 633 West 7th St. John Paul Seyboldt, 1060 West 7th St.. Cross Country I.3.3.4 Track % Field I. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4, Chess Club 4. Amy Louise Shelton, 1054 West 7th St.. Hall Monitor 3. Mr. Behan Monitor 4. Scot Arthur Shepard, 809 Liberty St.. Football 4. Bowling 3. Baseball 1.3. NHS 4. Spokesman Staff 4, Library Monitor 3. Girls’ Tennis Manager 3. Track Field Manager 3. Shirley Kaye St. John, 1015 Weschler Ave. John F. Siford, 3016 West 37th St.. Student Council 1.3. Spanish Club 1.3. Hall Monitor I. Chess Club 3.4. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. Michele R. Staff, 3305 Liberty St. Lori Stevenson, 4330 Schaper Ave.. Cross Country 3. Track Field 3.4. Spanish Club 4. Business Club 4. Hall Monitor I. Demetrius A. Stewart, 317 Myrtle St.. Basketball 4. Wesley Stoops, 1841 West 36th St.. Golf 3. Track 8 Field 1.3. Hall Monitor 1,3. Michael D. Stull, 3037 West 37th St. Kevin Sykes, 310 Sassafras St.. Football 1.3. Track Field 4. Black Amer. Cul Club 4. David George Tarasovich, 1908 West 33rd St.. NHS 4. Basketball 1.3. Baseball I.3.3.4. Xavier Thalasco, 3333 Rudolph Ave.. Cross Country 4. Track £ Field 4. Swimming 4. Waterpolo 4. Photography Club 4. Foreign Exchange Student. Brian J. Thomas, 3H0 Auburn St. Brian S. Thompson, 1331 West 30th St. Tyrone Torance Tolbert, 4044 Garden Ave.. Rifleline 4. Bowling I. Spanish Club 1.3,3.4. Choir 1.3.3.4. Library Monitor 1.3.3.4. Senior Class Play 1,3. Richard L. Tregaskis, 3309 Cranberry Sr. Karen Lynn Tribble, 3603 Garden Ave., Bowling I. Concert Band I.3.3.4. Marching Band 1.3.3. Drum Major 4. Stage Band 3.3.4. NHS 4. French Club 4. Studio Orch. I. Rifle Line Capt. 1.3. Banquet Com 4. Jeff Alan Troutman, 457 West 8th St.. Football I.3.3.4. Wrestling 1.3.4. NHS 4. Spokesman Staff 4. Choir I. Orch. 1.3. Chess Club 4. Tracy L. Turk, 409 Poplar St.. Gym Monitor 4. Hall Monitor 3. Richard Lee Valimont, 433 West 8th St.. Waterpolo 3.4. Swimming 3,3,4. Janet Kathryn Vehec, 558 West 6th St., Student Council 1.3.4. Girls’ Chorus 3. Choir I.3.3.4. Student Forum 4. Guidance Monitor 4. Spanish Club 3. Pres. 4, Madrigals 3.3.4, Senior Class Play 1.3. Matthew M. Wagner, 418 West 9th St.. Ski Club 1.3. James A. Waldo, 1010 Raspberry St.. Baseball 3.4. Hall Monitor 1.3. Clint Martin Walker, 305 Liberty St.. Track Field. 3.4. Marching Band 3. Stage Band 3.4. Black Amer. Cul. Club 4. Prom Com. 4. Michael Patrick Waltz, 533 Kahkwa Blvd. Chiann M. Warren, 3118 West 35th St.. Bowling 3.3.4. Thomas J. Weber, 3509 Cranberry St., Football 1.4, Swimming 1.3.3. Capt. 4. Waterpolo 1.3.3. Capt. 4. NHS 4. Student Council 1.3.3.4. Spokesman Staff 4. Hall Monitor 3. Banquet Com. 4. Prom Com. 4. Thomas B. Wegelin, 1053 West llth St. Chris Wetzel, 3313 Auburn St. Richard Wiest, 537 Delaware Ave.. Senior Class Officer Treas.. Prom Com. 4. Banquet Com. 4. Matthew Wilburn, 310 W. 18th St. Sharon Williamson, 315 Liberty St. Cross Country 1.3.3. Thomas Lee Winnett, 1314 West 7th St.. Football I.3.3.4. Tammy Sue Wisinski, 3301 Gerry Ave., Girls’ Softball 3. Cheerleading 1.3,3. Capt. 4. NHS 4. Student Council 4. Business Club 3. Spokesman Staff 4. Guidance Monitor 1.3. Spokesman Salesman 4. Tina L. Wolff, 661 West 8th St., Gymnastics 3. Cheerleading 1.3.3.4. Girls’ Chorus I. Choir 3. Senior Class Play I. Paul Woodard, 1156 West 9th St.. Concert Band 4. Marching Band 4. Stage Band 4. Debra Yerkey, 3915 Hudson. St.. Library Monitor 4. 53 Good Times Rich Courtney, the white sheep of the family. This is a stick up. Chris Ball after a rough weekend. Not tonight, I've got a headache. Derek and April stick together like glue. Gotchal Midnight we go punk. The six million dollar man. All smiles - wonder why? The 3 semi-finalists are ... Jay and Alan roam the halls. Pucker up! Marked Mysterious. Why it’s just Ml' ol’ me” Hey, Look at that. Tom sits with all his friends. Must’ve been a baaad boy. You can’t force us to eat that. This school can do strange things to you. Three’s Company Drought season What hall pass? Can I look please? In the lineup We’re not in the mood Hail! I can’t believe my eyes. Are we going the right way? 59 Are you kidding? Eat school lunches? Is that Patty behind those Foster Grants? Hey Dude, lets party! Larry K.O.’s Seyboldt in the 2nd round. I swear I wasn’t doing anything. Look out, the Seniors are coming! f Smile, Jilll S.V.’s own Fred and Ginger. 60 Willie pretends to be hard at work. Freshmen brighten the cafeteria. Let the Good Times Roll! What’s so funny about Biology? I’ve got Saturday night fever on a Monday morning. Can we stop smiling now? Here we come world. Caught in the act. Eric Don read notes in class. Class Of 84” How ya doin’, big boy? It’s not my fault. Sweet, but not innocent. The junior class of 1983, working together with the faculty and administration, have shown that they are a very spirited and enthusiastic group of students. They have participated in sports, assemblies, and many school activities. With all their hard work, strong determination, and fantastic effort, the juniors are looking forward to their senior year. Lisa Allen Michelle Arrington Renee Atkinson Ronald Tom Peter Scott Almeda Anderson Anusziewicz Arble Chris Ball Jedelle Kristin James Brian Jeremy Kimberly Allen Richard Battles Beer Bello Benshoff Benson Bewley Bey Bottoni Margaret Kathleen Linda Michelle Marcie David Susan Scott Bowman Brady Breu Brigante Brown Bruce Bryson Buseck Shawn Joseph Gary Chris Vicky Kimberly Terry Mary Carey Ceresa Chrostowski Claunch Clawson Cook Cooley Cratty John Terry Richard Rina Timothy Jacklyn Cynthia Mary Crowley Costello Courtney Culp Dailey DeHaas Detwiler DiBello Lisa Julie Susan Paul Laura Denise Caroline Tracy Dilimone DiMarco Dina Dreslinski Ennis Erazo Erdman Falcone Donald Lisa Gerry Nicholas Linda Tammy Beth Dawn Fanzini Feathers Ferrier Filia Flagg Flegal Fleming Fried Bryan Randy Paula Tami Lynne Lisa Nadine Patricia Gaines Galbraith Gardner Gillespie Goda Graham Guerassimoff Hahn Eric John Daniel Synden Lynn Joseph Mary Lisa Hair Hall Hanson Harris Harvey Hathaway Hathaway Herbert |l Noele Jeff Hetrick Hovis Richard Jenkins Debbie Johnson Kathy Johnson Maurice Jones Maria Myron Jakubowski Jarema Gabriella Shelly Ilka Vickie Chris James Dara Kathleen Juhasz Kendziora Keul King Kobylinski Kosobucki Kuehne Kuffer Anna Brenda Tracy Vicki Brian Scott Tracy Donna La Riccia Lavery Lee Legler Lemmon Leone Lewis Liller Lisa Erin Mark Joseph Stacy Robert Sharon Trisha Lindenberger Loringer Lyons MacWhirter Maggio Majczyk Malinowski Mangoni Diane Steve Charles Paul Kathy Laura Michael Susan Martinez Martinson Matkovich Meahl Milburn Moffatt Mong Moorehead Pam Jody Larry Ruthann Eric Tamara Duryea Gary Morgan Moss Moyer Moyer Munson Murphy Mysnk Nardo Eleanor Lori John Kevin Laurie Frank Donald Lisa Ng Nelson Palmer Pearson Pedano Penpek Piotrowski Pope James David Greg Renee Mark Greg Jack Michelle Reid Rexford Reynolds Reynolds Riazzi Ries Rocco Roscinski John Beth Lisa John Susan Becky Tami Renita Rupp Sagan Santia Saraceno Sardini Saunders Schipper Scott Nancy Lisa Frank Ruth Vickie Michael Seidewand Serafini Shatto Shepard Silva Slupski Thomas Matt Spinks Stephens Roosevelt Dan Stevenson Stovall Linda Stratton Jeanne Strenio Tammy Swalley Delta Terry Kristin Ed Ralph Karen Mike Brian Kathy James Thomas Thompson Toland Torok Torta Tregaskis Trohoske Viera Chris James Anne Whitman Wilson Witt Gene Young Robert Young Gary Dennis Lizette Kevin Hernandez Nichols 1 William Thong Villa Vuong Truman Wesley Sandra Deborah Wade Wagner Walker Wargo David Watkins Stacy Watson 68 Can't you see I’m in a hurry? Who dunnit? Synden: Miss Photogenic. Ha. ha. Mrs. Steele, here is our hall pass. Rich and Shelley pose for the camera. I didn’t do it, honest. When you got it, you got it. Can he really be serious? Matt and Stacy think co-ed gym is really exciting. When you got it . you got it! What more do you want? Wow, what was that? The 3 Musketeers. It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Rich Courtney! Tin grin’s are in. Chris can walk and drink at the same time. 70 ’’JOLLY JUNIORS!” Before Jeremy types to the best-ie, he get the eaties for his wheatiesl The pose, the clothes, the make-up. The Last Supper? 71 Class of ’85 Smile, you’re on Candid Camera”! The Class of ’85 has proven to be a spirited” part of the student body. They have actively participated and supported in the many school functions. They have also shown great leadership qualities and promise to be a major part of the future at Strong Vincent. We hope their last two years at S.V. will be just as good, if not better, than their first two years. 12 No Peekingl Cynthia Beerbower Susan Brasington John Brown Lawrence Allen 1 Tracy Carol Amsden Anderson Gary Ayers Scott Baird Stephen Vickie Bukowski Brown Anthony Paul Sean Rebecca Campanella Campbell Caravaglia Carlson Denise Pamela April Driscoll Duke Dyess Thomas Cirillo Anthony Dickens Timothy Fluegal Jacquelyn Christopher John Bellomini Biebel Blanks I Cheryl Boehm Tanya Kimberly Rodney Carothers Caruso Chiarelli V .5 Si John Sandra Denise Dalton Dever Devore Terri Shelia Steve Fox Fraley Galloway Matthew Gardner Joan Barrett Kevin Beard Michele Bowers Kenneth Beer Yod Bowers Edward Cunningham Alan Bottoni Veronica Copeland Regina Clinton Courtney Crockett Michelle Pina Emilio DiMatteo Dinino DiValerio Michael Donnelly Daniel Nancy Craig Joseph Jo’AI Vincent Michael Donald Gianelli Gomez Gottschling Graziano Grignol Grizanti Grosso Grow Jennifer Rene Vikki Collette Cynthia Michael Cleo Susa Grubbs Guelcher Guilford Hair Hannah Hardner Harris Hess Suzanne Etta Jeanne Lisa Sherri Dung Donald Lauri Higby Holloway Holodnak Hopwood Horvath Huynh larussi Irwin Steven Bobbie Kelly Lisa Gary Jeffery Cynthia Matthew Jargiello Jetter Jimerson Johannesmeyer Jones Jordan Kaiser Kaliszewski Dani Karen Gary Carla William Dara Jill Donald Kilianek Kinney Knost Kocher Kormos Kuehne LaKari Lambing Lisa Amy Madelynne Susan Lori Lisa Thomas Deborah Latina Lemmon Leone Leone Leonetti Leroy Lewis Liegl Kelly Julie Susan Janet William Davie Matthew John Lindquist Little Loader Lowers Lupichuk Lyons Marchinetti Markham Deborah Jerri Randy Patrick Barry Jacqueline Kerry Roberta Martin McCoy McDaniel McDermott McDonald McFadden McKay McKay Jane Miller Andrea Valli Anthony Morris Moyer Mucci jl Shawn Eric Randy McLaurin Messenger Michalak Heidi Milburn Laurie Myers Eric Nardo Tabathia Noble Tammy Denise Michelle David John Clone Onslow Otteni Pacy Parker Sarina Jeffrey Lisa Daniel Barbara Nancy Denise Darlene Peebles Pelkowski Pelkowski Pelton Perry Pettit Polacci Prindle Laura Prindle Randy Ranson I Holly Kenneth Jessie Tanya Reynaud Rexford Richardson Richardson Carlos Riveria Maritza Riveria Gerald Rosenek Cheryl Rundquist Mark Runser Diane Rupp James Salamone Eric Schultz Tina Seelinger Mary Shaw Nancy Cynthia Matthew Margaret Michael Michael Kenneth Ann Sideman Silvis Skal Smith Smith Space Spinks Spulak Tammy Kevin Vickie Roosevelt Daniel Susan Michael Sandra Stevens Stewart Stewart Stevenson Stovall Stratton Szczutkowski Tarbosso Darryl Lisa Tavernese Teubert David Thomas Eugene Michelle Thomas Thomas i Sarita Tolbert Dennis Harold Toy Traeger Donald David Vazquez Vitale Scott Wellington Amy West David Michael Michelle Williams Wilbur Ziegler C. P. phone home. Smitty knows that he is 2nd to none. Mike Space has the Ultrabright smilel Tom says Piggybacks are a quarter.” The new odd couple. Diane Rupp, a Villa girl? Bill Lupichuk stars in It came from Michigan.” S. V.’s own skidrow. Denise Polacci be- lieves it's going to be one of those days. Steve thinks that Jackie is squeezably soft. 77 Paul never has his mind on his work. Students Hard At Work Tim ponders ... Assignment, what assignment? Marla jokes around in English. Do you understand this stuff?” 80 Shirley types without her fingers. Thank God it’s Fridayl” If I finish my homework, I can watch the Flintstones.” Concentration is a virtue. -fo n fAoney Bill is a victim of Reagonomics. Not another testl Autographs Class of 86” Disco is not my stylel Friendly freshmen. 82 Charles Tammy Brian Patrick Thomas Dawn Kelly Lori Adams Ahlschlager Akus Allen Altadonna Ames Amsden Anderson Vincent Dana Roberta Darrell Gary John David Robert Arlington Arrington Askins Atkinson Ayers Babb Babcock Bafik Ann Leonard Marvin Jeffery Mike Robert Marc Julius Banko Barczyk Barnett Barr Barr Barnes Battko Battle Karl William Thomas Robert Kathy Brian Kathy Patrick Beard Bell Bello Bemis Bennett Bennetti Biard Bierley Jeffery Lisa Pete Stephen Anthony Sharon Carol Tammy Biletnikoff Bizzarro Black Blackmon Blasco Bonner Bortzer Bowersox Wayne Scott Colleen Randy Robert John Cyndi Maria Bowersox Boyer Brady Brockway Brower Brown Bryson Buckner Valery Todd Dawn Stephen Jay Robert Miriam Floyd Kevin Buettner Burton Buseck Campbell Canfield Carey Carpenter Carroll David Ronald Leslie Stacy Stacie Lee Christine Michael Cearfoss Celeski Cenfetelli Chadwick Champion Chriest Clark Clark Mirth Elizabeth Keith Joyce Charles Michael Paul Tracy Co Cole Cole Conley Conway Cooper Copple Corbian Michelle Calvin Shawn Robert Michele Brenda Cheri James Cox Crockett Crosby Culp Dannibale Dash Dean Debol Pattie Natalie Julie Darlene Christine Ann Jeffery Sean Decker Desantis Detwiler Dickey Dina Dimarco Dunbar Duncan Shawn Peter Hung Dale Robert Valerie Daryl Lucy Dundon Dunford Duong Easter Eliason English Evans Fatter James Jennifer Robert Vincent Frank Debra Melissa Mike Faulhner Feathers Ferloin Ferloin Ferrare Ferrington Fetzner Figueroa Johh Robert Ann Mike Robert Douglas Barbra Claudine Filia Foulk Fox Fullerton Fritts Garckle Garcia Gardner Kathrine Angela Tina Joseph Beulah Kelly Sean Matthew Garoszewicz George Glover Golab Grace Jo Green Gregory Grosso Robert Darlene Sally Dan Eric Matthew David Mary Guelcher Hageman Hahn Hanson Hardner Harris Hart Herbert David Jose Harold Kristen Randal Frank John Daniel Hermann Hernandez Herring Hersperger Hewitt Hillman Hime Hines Hung loc Minh Van Eddie Jeffery John Kathryn Ho Ho Ho Ho Hollis Holodnak Hoover Hopkins Brenda Hovis John April Carol Mark Donald Stephen James Huff Humphrey Hunter Hunter larussi Jacgiellno Jargiello Anthony Matthew Art Kelly Dorothy Robert Stephan Andra Jenco Jeziorski Jimerson Jimerson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Gary Kevin Mary Deborah Beth Walter David Ronald Jones Jones Jozefowicz Kaliszewski Kamermer Kauffman Kelly Kelly Barry Brian William Cynthia Lisa Lorraine Debra Patrick Knight Komar Koniecki Kovacs Kovacs Krihwan Kuehne Lamb Donald Fonda Ronald Joel Frances Valerie Edward Brian Lambing Lattanzie Legler Lehman Leone Lewis Linderberger Lipiec Valerie Doris Maria David Leonard Edward Matthew Jack Lockett Lopez Lopez Lukens Malinowski Maloney Mangold Marchinetti Lisa Martucci Terry Mascaro Tenisha Mathis Michael Matteo David Mattern Judy Marlow Kimberly Maxon Patty Mrozowski Robin Parra Sang Pham Anthony Michelle Martin Martinez James Keith McCullum McDermott Kimberly Brian Munson Murray Timothy Kelly Patterson Payne Diane Doris Phelps Pope Heidi Milburn Theresa Montante Jackie McFadden Janice McKenrick Stephanie McKinney Brian Merryman Susan Michaelson Lisa Lisa Toni Deborah Ramon Montefiori Montie Moody Moorhead Morales Denise Myers Nghia Nguyen Tamthi Nguyen Richard Oleksak Craig Panetta Elliot Miller Kevin Jeff Brian Peebles Pelkowski Perry Brenda Powell David Powell Richard Province Oscar Quinn Michelle Raid Randy Perschka Sandy Perschka Michelle Patricia Lori Christopher Albert Darla Jose Kimberly Rekitt Renwick Rexford Riazzi Richards Rieger Riveria Robinson Lisa Frank Lisa Ernie Richard John Jeff Sandra Robson Rocco Rocco Rodeiquez Rogers Ropelewski Rosendary Ross Lisa Mark Matthew Michael Edward Renee Lisa Debra Ruggles Runser Runser Rupp Russell Russell Sabatino Sagan Bill Tracey Robin James David Mike Bradley Ed Sarers Sargent Saunder Saur Schabacker Schelinski Schell Schmidt Alethea Felicia Kris Gary John Zoraida Bina Dawn Schroeck Schroeck Schultz Schwenk Scutella Serrano Shah Sharrer Joseph Danielle Nicole Kimberly Michael Andrew Melissa Michael Shaw Shorts Shroeck Sidman Skibinski Smith Smith Smith Anne Sopp Sherrie Theresa Darrin Spanggard Stackewicz Stahlman William Stewart John Sabrina Mona Steinbaugh Stevenson Stewart Chrisopher Dyneice Donald Thaddeus Kerri Hung Margaretta Daniel Stovall Stovall Sutton Swanson Swartwood Tang Thames Thomas Cheryl Doresa Lesley Lucile Kimberly Wildredo David Jeffery Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Tolbert Torres Toy Tregler Sherry Troutman Christime Turben Laurie Twohig Wesley Urch Ronald Paula Valimont Vitale James Voelker Melody Vonbuseck Dave Toni Heidi Fred Kennard Robert Barbara Tamara Wadell Wade Wagner Walker Walker Walker Watkins Wawrzyniak Mark Williams Mark Williams Denisa Dennis Richard Carol Michelle Michelle Duane Wilson Wilson Wisinski Wolf Wolf Wolny Wood Kennie Yeaney Hung Yuong The Freshman class of 86” participated in many school activities and sports. They showed how enthusiastic they could be at the Pep Rallies. We wish them good luck in the next three years at Strong Vincent. Autographs Larry Xethakis 90 We know we re great. When you got it. you got it. It’s to early in the morning for me. Around here I’m the boss. How fine Don't bother me now. I’m writing a note. John walks the halls in a daze. Kim gets down in science class. Did they just take our picture? When you got it, you got it. Yuck, she just kissed me. Being a freshman isn't easy. Take me, I’m yours. SHARK! •� ! tin Mae West eat your heart out. Dear Santa But how could she resist my charm?” Carol can read with her fingers. Look at what Prince Charming left on my doorstep last night. Kathy daydreams about last night. Diamonds Are Our Girls’ Best Friend Metro champs once againl Routine plays, done consistently.” How sweet it isl Boys’ Varsity Basketball Front Row (L to R) Mgr. Brian Gaines, Rob Young, Mike Smith, Matt McCormick, Joe Ceresa. Mgr. Bob Majszyk, Second Row Coach Pete Flinn, Frank Penpeck, James Atkinson, Anthony Dickenson, Willie Hollis, Rich Jenkins, Dan Gianelli. Strong Vincent’s 1982-83 basketball team, under fifth year coach Pete Flinn, had a productive season. The Colonels started Metro play by defeating Cathedral Prep. From here S.V. proceeded to use size as its strength in capturing a District 10 playoff spot in the Double A Class. The team was led by Seniors Willie Hollis and James Atkinson. Other starters were Juniors Todd Jones and Joe Ceresa along with Sophomore Anthony Dickens. Other contributing performers were Seniors Matt McCormick and Tom Holodnak, Juniors Frank Penpeck and Rob Young with Sophomore John Blanks. The Colonels should have another successful season next year with a lot of enthusiastic, talented athletes returning. ATK ATTACK Todd reads the Tech defense. Willie scores through heavy traffic. Anthony ’’Tree” Dickens hits from the outside. When Coach Flinn talks, people listen. Joe Ceresa-S. V.’s own Floor General. Willie shows his power under- neath. Tree concentrates at the fall line. Girls’ Varsity Basketball The Strong Vincent Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team found themselves slightly out-classed in the exception- ally well balanced Metro League this year. First year coach Mr. Grande, inheriting a young and inexper- ienced team, learned the old adage ’’Winning isn’t everything.” Led by Senior guard, four year letter winner, Jean Oligeri, the girls never gave up and exhibited the true spirit of team play. Promising freshman Cyndi Bryson and sophomore Joan Barrett provide the building blocks for the next year’s team. Row I (L to R): S. Walker mgr.. J. Holodnak, M. Colvin, J. Oligeri. Row 2: C. Huff, C. Bryson, S. Reiger, Row 3: C. Martin, J. Barrett, T. Avery. 02 The Colonels get things started. Joan S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S for victory. Jean shows a good defense. Reach out, reach out and touch someone. Joan blocks another shot. Mel and Jean setting up for another score. The Colonels showing a strong defense. Mel gets physical. Tonia plays paddy- cake. Cyndi shows good concentration. Chris, ready for ac- tion. Girls’ J.V. Basketbal The 1982-83 Girls' Junior Basketball Team ended the season with a 2-12 record. The team was made up with 4 Freshmen and 6 Sophomores. The team did not lack the desire and the enthusiasm to win. The members of this spirited team were Sophomores Tracy Amsden, Debbie Hill, Jill LaKari, Laurie Myers, Lori Leonetti, Nancy Pettit, Freshmen Kelly Ams- den, Lucy Fatter. Michelle Raid, and Mona Stewart. Row I (I to R) T. Amsden, L. Fatter, J. LaKari, K. Amsden, D. Hill, Row 2 Coach Niebauer, N. Pettit. L. Leonetti, L. Myers, M. Raid, M. Stewart. Enthusiastic Jay Vees. 104 Boys’ J.V. Basketball The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Basketball Team started out slowly but came on like gang busters . With mostly 10th graders on the unit the steady improvement of the defense and offense was attributed to the strong leadership from the Sophomores. Not ignoring the few Freshmen on this year’s team, they were highly spiritual and showed marked im- provement too. This 9th grade group is expected to form a solid nucleus for next year’s edition. Team plays, discipline, and smart basketball were key notes for this year’s squad. Row I (L to R) M. Smith (Co-Captain), Coach Delsandro, D. Pelton (Co-Captain); Row 2 B. Bennetti, K. Stewart, P. Campbell, D. Gianelli, A. Jimmerson, M. Harris, C. Harris-, Missing: R. Wiley, D. Williams, S. Crosby (Mgr.), F. Ferrare (Mgr.). Dan gives a high-five. Rob fights for position. Another two for the Colonels. They really know how to celebrate a victory. Doesn’t anyone want the ball? Brian takes the fast break. Girls’ Tennis Row I L to R: Anna Lariccia, Mary Devore, Colleen Doyle, Row 2: Lisa Pennsy, Nancy Pettit, Lisa Lundeen, Ruth Shepard, Jenny Caufman. Missing from picture. Colette Hair and Coach Dick Hogan. The 1982 Girls' Tennis Team played well on the courts and earned a lot of experience. They showed enthusiasm in all their efforts throughout the season. Senior members who contributed greatly to the team include Colleen Doyle. Mary Devore, Lisa Lundeen, Jenny Caufman. and Lisa Pennsy. Hopeful returning players are Nancy Petitt, Ruth Shepard. Anna Lariccia. and Colette Hair. Nancy and Lisa are ready and rarin’ to go. Boys' Tennis Row I L to R: B. Donofrio, M. Gostomski, W. Wagner, C. Jones, R. Talbot, Row 1 B. Grant, Mark Jordano serves an ace K. McWilliams, J. Soder, C. Davidson, M. Jordano, T. Cross, J. Palmer. once again. Craig Davidson shows us his Dan C bitt carries Mr. Hogan off famous backhand, the court in Victory. 1982 was a rebuilding year for the Boys’ Tennis Team. The team faced tough competition, exhibiting strength for the Strong Vincent team were, Seniors! R. Donofrio, M. Gostomski, M. Jordano, and J. Soder. The team also had some strong Juniors who contributed greatly, they were C. Jones, B. Grant, K. McWilliams, and C. Davidson. The spectators watch on as Bill Grant awaits the serve. Craig Davidson shows us the technique of hitting a ball. Girls’ Cross Country Chris takes time to smile for the camera. Tracy paces herself for the The girls cheer on their other team long course ahead. members. Row lt T. Amsden. C. Schultz, M. Stewart, Row 2, J. Detwiler. L. Sabatino, L. Twohig, P. Duke, Row 3, K. Amsden, C. Huff, C. Detwiler. The girl’s Cross Country team had a challenging year. The team was organized only days before the first meet. As the season progressed, the girls steadily improved but, as any young team, lacked the experience of the competition. Chris Huff, the team captain and only senior, proved to be a good leader, helping the younger girls through the many grueling miles of practice. Kelly Amsden recorded the fastest time for our team this year. The members of the team deserve the respect of all Vincent for their efforts, and they promise that next year will be much more successful. Boy’s Cross Country Row I L to R, J. Ferrier, X. Thalasso, S. Arble, B. Ferloin, Row 2, J. Seyboldt, B. Komar, B. Lupichuk, J. Pelkowski, C. Whitman, J. Flathaway, Coach Mr. Thayer. Missing from picture: T. Cooley. This was a year of rebuilding for the Vincent Harriers. The young team showed great dedication down to the last meet of the season. Joe Hathaway led the team with his excellent running pace. John Seyboldt, a senior, Chris Whitman and Bill Lupichuk also proved their running skills by placing in the top ten nearly every race this season, with Jerry Ferrier, John Pelkowski, Terry Cooley, and Brian Komar close on their heels. Xavier Thalasso and Bob Ferloin rounded out the team. Each member showed great dedication - practicing daily since July, often running twelve miles in one day. They’re hoping for a more successful season next year with nearly the entire team returning. Jerry and Joe on a collison course. Girls’ Volleyball Melody sets up for another Colonel point Row I, I to r, Vicki Stewart. Laurie Pedano, Michelle Roscinski, Tonia Avery, Linda Stratton. Sue Bryson. Melody Colvin, Row 2 Sonia Avery, Patti Hahn, Anne Goshay, Linda Bell. Ilna Keul, Patty Graziano, Kathy Brady. Sebina Fisher. Patty reaches for the sky. Vicki is learning to crawl again. The girls’ volleyball team had a successful season this year with a winning record of 9 wins 5 losses. The team placed 3rd in the metro league after McDowell and Villa. The girls’ defeated the East, Tech, Academy, Mercyhurst and St. Bens’ volleyball teams. Boys’ Wrestling The 82-83 Wrestling Team finished with a disappointing record. The team rosted with I senior. 6 juniors. I so- phomore. and 8 fresh- men. Highlighting the team was Paul Meahl. With a lot of returning talent, next year looks good. Row I: (I to r), Thad Swanson, Rich Galvin. Jeff Troutman. Frank Rocco, Chris Riazzi, Row 2: Adam Zybowski, Rich Courtney. Tom Spinks, Yod Bowers, Sean Caravaglia. Row 3: Assistant Coach - Mr. Volman, Ken Walker, Thong Vuong, Paul Meahl (Captain), David Thomas. John Rupp. Coach - Mr. Kaliszewski. Captain Paul Meahl� Victor- John Rupp ... about to make his move. Galvin� getting on top of things again! ious again. Rich shows his style Yod Bowers - Holding tight the lead. 113 Varsity Football K£«i HUMUS uhiwels d moMai r igK te . ttfiKLS QHIHEU a uCLOJiLLS OllOICL aLONOi- LOL WL'L COLONELS cll ;a COLON LL. COLONELS .COLONELS. Row I (L-R), J. Troutman. F. Shatto. T. Pierce. D. Colelli. J. Saraceno. M. Schell. S. Campanella. B. Downes. J. Bello. T. Costello. J. Rocco, Row 2. T. Winnett. R. Woodward. J. Killings. C. Fanazini, M. Riazzi. S. Crockett. D. Galvin. P. Campbell. M. Torta. A. Schwindt. T. Battles. Row 3. T. Holodnak. P. Meahl. R. Courtney. M. Wilbur. M. Smith. B. Grant. R. Young. M. McCormick. J. Leonetti, J. Benson. Row 4. P. Mackenzie, G. Jones. S. Shepard. D. Gianelli. T. Jones. L. Gieger. K. Fanazini, R. Jenkins, T. Weber. B. Curry. B. Powell. Missing from the picture are: A. Bey. J. Powell, and M. Stephens. Captains: M. Schell, M. McCormick, T. Coaches Mr. Piekanski, Mr. Lesniewski, Mr. Pierce, L. Gieger. Costello, Mr. Zewe. The year 1982 was a rebuilding year for the S.V. Colonel varsity football team, due to heavy losses suffered to graduation. Three factors had a bearing on the team’s performance. With only three starters returning from last years team, this squad was inexperienced. In addition to this, Vincent was the smallest team in the Metro League in the sense of physical size. Finally, a rash of injuries at the skill positions hampered the team throughout the season. In evaluating the teams 1-7 record, these factors should be considered. Team members are to be congratulated for never quitting, even though some of our scores were rather lopsided by halftime. Credit should go to the Captains, Lee Gieger and Tony Pierce, and Co-CaptainS: Matt McCormick, and Mike Schell for holding the team together under some pretty trying conditions. S.V.’s defense holds its ground ... then SV’s offense pushes it through. S.V. gets support from the sidelines. Tony breaks it around the end. Tyrone for another long run. Seniors: J. Powell, T. Pierce, M. Schell, J. Troutman, A. Schwindt, T. Weber, S. Campanella, B. Curry, M. McCormick, L. Geiger, T. Battles, K. Fanzini, D. Colelli, P. Mackenzie, T. Holodnak, J. Leonetti, S. Sherpard. 115 J.V. Football Row I, L to R, R. McDaniel, T. Jenco. B. Schell, K. Stewart, Y. Bowers, S. Baird, T. Campanella, D. MaCall, J. Blanks, Row 2. J. Saur. D. Grow, J. Parker, J. Dalton, K. Beard, D. larussi, S. Bukowski, S. Lukowich. Row 3, Coach Mangold, D. Tavernese, D. Battles, M. Kaliszewski. D. Schabacker, E. Messenger, C. Thomas, M. Clark, Coach Darnell. Even though the J.V. Football Team was a small squad by today's standards, and the coaches were new, the players faced and finished a most grueling season in the Metro League. A taste of victory came twice this year, when the team beat East 18-6 and 14-6. Led by Captains T. Campanella. J. Dalton. S. Baird, and D. Battles, the members of the Junior Varsity gained strength and experience. Coaches E. Darnell and T. Mangold are proud to have coached the determined group of young men. and they look forward to next year which promises greater rewards with the return of stalwart freshmen players. B. Schell. J. Saur. M. Clark. T. Jenco. and D. Schabacker. As sophomores, these boys will carry the S.V. Junior Varsity Team to the top of the League in 1983. Confidence is the key word. Dante Battles looks for an open receiver. ||0 Up, up, and awayl Preparing For The Big Time We’ll get’em in the second half. Another hand-off, another touchdown. D. MaCall on his way to another first down. Brad Schell makes a terrific hit. K. Stewart makes another fabulous catch. Captains: J. Dalton, S. Baird, D. Battles, T. Campanella. ||7 Did you ever have one of those days? Girls’ Golf, A Bunch of Swingers” Row I: Joan Barrett, Colleen Doyle, Wendy Chris displays her extreme Marsden, Row 2: Ann Cantoni, Mary DeVore, concentration. Chris Huff, Missing from picture: Coach Kathleen DeSante Wendy demonstrates a new golf technique. You don’t think I know how to use this club? Mary DeVore, 'This club is almost as tall as I am.” Joan swings into action. The 1982 Strong Vincent Girls' Golf Team under the coaching of Kathleen DeSante, had the following records of: 3 wins and 5 losses. This year was a rebuilding season with leading player, Wendy Marsden the sole return. Newcomers to the team this year were: Senior Colleen Doyle. Mary DeVore. Chris Huff, and Ann Cantoni. Sophomore Joan Barrett was an asset to the team. We wish the 1983 Girls’ Golf team the best of luck. 118 Boys’ Golf Gets Swinging” L to R: Coach Mullen, Bill Villa, Frank Penpek, Kevin Looker, Greg Ries. Bill gives it all he’s got. ’’Fore” Whoops, I missed.” There swings Kevin on hole number 7. This years’ Strong Vincent Golf Team consisted of Greg Ries, Bill Villa, Frank Penpek. Kevin Looker. Jerry Rozenck, and Greg Reynolds. The team posted an overall record of 3 wins, and 1416 to 9Vi victory over Academy. The leading linksman was junior Greg Ries who played number one man in all eight matches. Bill Villa and Senior Kevin Looker shared second and third man positions. Frank Penpek consistently defended the fourth man position. The position of fifth man was played by Jerry Rozenek. Coach Mullen is looking forward to the return of all team members with the exception of graduating senior Kevin Looker� and anticipates a better season next fall. 119 Girls’ Track The 1982 Strong Vincent Girls’ Track Team, under the direction of Mrs. Laudensack, and her two assistants, Mrs. Niedzwecki and Mrs. Davis, had a most satisfying season. Replacing classy senior Jeanne Danowski next year will be Sandy Walker, a most outstanding sophomore. She. along with the many promising and well-trained, exper- ienced new members, should forge ahead in 1983 to an unbeatable unforgetable season. Row I, L to R, G. Walters, S. Walker, D. Gerber, J. Danowski. Row 2 R. Reynolds, A. Sykes, T. Amsden, C. Detwiler, C. Beerbower, Row 3 P. Moody, A. Dyess, K. Brady, P. Parraway, Missing from picture: Y. Avery, M. Mong, C. Oliver, B. Perry, L. Tangle, C. Brown. Of course I won my event! Nettie leaves everyone in the dust. Chris always gets her Point” across. time. Coach” poses while Gloria watches the race. Ann takes a break from the action. We're one big happy family. □I Boys' Track Scott Galbraith prepares for a long put. Colonel runners are really hot. Randy Billups, the leader of the pack. Row I, L to R, M. Grabowski. R. Courtney, R. Billups, T. McCullum, D. Phillips, R. Husband, R. Briglia, L. Geist, Row 2, T. Holodnak, R. Galbraith. D. Gianelli, R. Jenkins, A. Pierce, C. Walker, J. Hathaway, E. Munson, Row 3, D. Terry. S. Arble, E. Benning, T. Heirls, S. Shepard, G. Chrostwoski, J. Rocco. G. Ferrier, D. McCall. Larry Geist strives for the finish. Hector Figueroa shows total concentration. The Strong Vincent Track Team for 1982 posted a 0-4 record at the seasons end. They took first place at both the Fairview Invitational and the Section Meet North. Two outstanding performances on the all star team were, Doug Phillips who took 1st in Javelin and Bob Briglia who took 1st in the 800 Meter Run at the City-County All Star Meet. Randy Billups shows great form. 123 It's Becoming A Habit Kneeling L to R: S. Stratton, T. Seelinger. M. Colvin, M. Devore, M. Covatto, M. Munch, A. Lariccia, Standing: Coach Ron_ Niebauer. P. Graziano. J. Little, S. Rieger, L. Stratton, D. Hill, N. Pettit, J. LaKari, J. Belloumini, E. Scully, C. Crockett, P. Duke, C. Huff, manager R. Shepard, Missing from picture: Assistant coach Crystal Reagel. The 1981-82 Girl’s Softball Team, led by coach Ron Niebauer and assistant coach Crystal Reagle, dominated the Metro Softball League. The team captured their third metro title in four years when they defeated Tech by a score of 7-0 in their final regular season game. The combination of teamwork, vigorous practices, and a strong desire to win, proved to be the main ingredients for their success. With many dedicated players returning for the Colonels, the team is looking forward to a promising ’82-’83 season. Scoop” Scully in her set stance 124 A Winning Combination Move back, outfield” O.K. girls - routine plays, made consistently Cynthia (CYNT) Crockett has set a standard that future Vincent softball players can strive to achieve. She was an outstanding asset to the Colonel team. Her powerful hitting and near-perfect fielding often pulled the girls from behind to an exciting victory. She was voted to the all-metro team four consecutive years, her last two by a unanimous count. Cynt has certainly left her mark on Vincent softball. Linda’s look of determination. Patty visualizes her second grand slam. ’’Softball is a knee- slappin’ good time Boys' Baseball Row I (L to R) - P. Campbell, C. Bieble, J. Seybolt, T. Costello, P. Anusziewicz, J. Bello, R. Young, G. Ries, J. Benson, Row 2 (L to R) - Coach Smykowski, D. Tarasovich. J. Argerus, R. Gottschling, B. Myers, T. Battles. B. Curry, B. Horn, B. Naughton, G. Stuedler, M. Deutsch, A. Space I don't believe I still can't Greg Ries demonstrates his dancing find the ball! ability. Terry Costello and his batting technique. In the name of the father ... Paul shows us how to play hopscotch. ________ Team, this is a bat!” Only one more mile to go. Gary Stuedlen Forever chasing Was she worth missing the ball? girls. John Argerus up to bat. Ron in action at first. Gosh. I hope the ball comes to me. Walking Tall part IV. The 1982 baseball team, coached by Dave Smykowski finished the season with a 10-8 overall record. Despite the injuries of senior Brian Myers, and junior - John Argerus, the colonels still had a chance to take metro but inexperience soon hurt the colonels. They lost 4 out of their last 5 games. There were many bright spots for the colonels, including beating the always tough” Prep Ramblers twice. This year's team looks young, but promising, with returning All-City honorable mention Greg Ries, and Paul Campbell, and 2nd team All-City John Argerus. Other returning hopefuls are: Chris Bieble, Rob Young, Tyrone Battles, Jim Bello, and Terry Costello. 127 Girls’ Swimming Row I L to R: J. Caufman, L. Hedman, D. Hill, C. Doyle, W. Marsden, C. Dunbar, D. Emling, S. Fischer, Row 2: Coach Lampe. M. Brown, L. Moffatt, D. Onslow, J. Belluomini, A. West, H. Reynaud. Coach Greg Lampe, Captains Wendy Marsden and Lorri Hedman. Senior swimmers pose for the camera. Strong Vincent’s Girls’ Swim Team finished their season with the record of 4 wins and 3 losses. This years swim team was coached by Greg Lampe. Captains were seniors Wendy Marsden and Lorri Hedman. The girls had a better turnout this year which made the team more promising, even though it consisted of mostly seniors. We wish the 1983 Girls’ Swim Team the best of luck. Boys’ Swimming Front Row: Mike Hardner, Rich Valimont, Jim Kosobucki, Tom Weber, Jim Vieira, Jim Bello, Dan Colelli, Second Row: Dave Juilante, Jim Reid, Xavier Thalasso, Third Row: Coach Greg Lampe, Jon Parker, Ron Legler, Clint Crockett. The 1982-83 Strong Vincent Swim Team returned to its winning ways, Greg Lampe returned to coaching after a short absence, leading the team to an overall record of 4 and 4 and a 3-2 record in Metro competition. The team was led in victories by Jim Vieira and Tom Weber with 14 apiece. Other swimmers contributing to the teams success were Seniors Dan Colelli, and Rich Valimont, juniors Jim Bello and Jim Ko- sobucki. Sophomore Mike Hardner. and Freshman Ron Legler. Jimmy cheers on the team. Team Captains: Tom Weber, Dan Colelli, and Rich Valimont. Rich is ready for another win. Tom prepares for another race. Boys’ Waterpolo Row I (L to R) J. Ferrier, R. Valimont, D. Colelli, T. Weber. J. Bello. J. Kosobucki, D. Juilante� Row 2 Coach G. Lampe. J. Reid. M. Hardner. R. Leglar, X. Thalasso. M. Jarema, C. Crockett, Ref. D. Caldwell; missing from picture are J. Vieira, mgr. C. Dunbar. The Waterpolo Team will start a delayed season in the spring of 83. The team finished last season at 4 wins and 4 losses and are looking for an even better season this year. Mr. Greg Lampe is returning to coaching after a 2 year absence. The team is led by Senior Captain Tom Weber, who, as a Junior, earned first team All-City Honors in the forward position. Also aiding the Colonels efforts are Senior - Honorable Mention All-City deepend goalie Dan Colelli, Junior second team All-City shallow end goalie. Jerry Ferrier and returning starter Jim Bello. Adding assistance and hoping for starting positions are Senior Rich Valimont; Juniors Jim Vieira, Jim Kosobucki, Dave Juilante, Jim Reid, and Myron Jarema; along with Sophomore Mike Hardner. Good luck to the Colonels in their quest for a Metro Crown. Tom is ready to start a new season. Jim is anxious to shoot. % t Jerry is confident around the net. Danny shows his form. Mike just scares the oppon- ents. There is a game going on? Dave takes time out for a picture. Rich, Jim, and Jerry show that S.V. defense. Tom aims for another scoring crown. VARSITY FOOTBALL SV OPPONENT 6 Ashtabula 20 6 Ash. Harbor 28 0 Conneaut 33 0 McDowell 43 0 Prep 55 6 Tech 38 2S East 12 13 Academy 19 North East cancelled GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL SV OPPONENT 2 Tech 0 2 East 0 0 McDowell 2 0 Villa 2 0 Mercyhurst 2 2 Academy 1 2 St. Bens 0 2 Tech 0 2 Eas t 0 0 McDowell 2 1 Villa 2 2 Mercyhurst 1 2 Academy 0 2 St. Bens 0 GIRLS’ GOLF SV OPPONENT I McDowell X) 8 Tech 5 15 Academy 10 0 McDowell 23 9 Tech 10 3 15 3 Academy 11 J.V. FOOTBALL SV 0 Prep OPPONENT 20 16 East 8 6 McDowell 26 0 Academy 34 12 Tech 19 6 Prep 13 14 East 12 22 McDowell 35 6 Academy 28 SV WRESTLING OPPONENT 28 Northwestern 35 6 Seagertown 56 24 Seneca 26 0 Meadville 65 19 Academy 38 31 Mercyhurst 33 30 Fairview 30 18 Tech 49 6 Prep 54 35 Conneaut Valley 27 3 Fort Le Bouef 61 0 McDowell 66 25 East 28 15 Girard 46 18 Iroquois 44 BOYS' GOLF SV OPPONENT 1 McDowell 23 0 Prep 24 s Tech 16 6 Academy 18 1 McDowell 23 0 Prep 24 11' 3 Tech 12 3 14' 3 Academy 9' 3 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY BOYS' BASEBALL SV OPPONENT 11 Girard 3 5 Mercyhurst 4 7 East 1 2 Prep 10 11 Tech 4 3 McDowell 8 4 Academy 1 7 East 0 3 Prep 2 7 Tech 4 2 McDowell 3 4 Academy 6 2 East 3 5 Prep 4 2 Tech 10 0 McDowell 3 6 Academy 8 GIRLS' SOFTBALL SV OPPONENT II Mercyhurst 0 20 St. Bens 7 7 East 3 8 Tech IS 15 McDowell 5 15 Academy 12 9 Villa 6 11 Mercyhurst 1 7 St. Bens 0 10 East 9 6 Tech 3 2 McDowell 20 4 Academy 1 0 Villa 6 SV OPPONENT 29 Academy 27 36 Tech 22 40 McDowell 16 39 Villa 16 33 East 22 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY SV OPPONENT 37 Academy 18 38 Tech 17 39 McDowell 20 36 Prep 20 2' East 28 24 Academy 31 36 Tech 23 36 Prep 20 31 East 25 132 BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL sv OPPONENT 38 Ashtabula 41 34 Prep 39 39 McDowell 57 64 Meadville 63 38 Farrell 55 50 Harborcreek 53 66 Tech 44 76 East 22 34 McDowell 31 53 Fredonia 27 33 Prep 37 45 Fredonia 27 48 Bradford 27 74 Mercyhurst 60 45 Meadville 62 52 Academy 45 SI East 41 28 Ash. Harbor 36 49 Warren Tech 32 Cancelled VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL SV OPPONENT 18 Mercyhurst 45 13 McDowell 56 38 Tech 45 38 Academy 54 39 LeBeouf 45 24 Girard 45 28 St. Bens 57 22 Villa 77 21 East 64 35 Mercyhurst 48 28 McDowell 58 30 Tech 60 39 Academy 53 29 St. Bens 48 17 Villa 63 32 East 51 BOYS' TRACK SV OPPONENT 67 East 64 39 Academy 110 43 Tech 114 50 McDowell 107 36 Prep 91 SV OPPONENT 59 Ashtabula H.S. 75 46 Youngstown Rayen 55 65 Prep 53 48 McDowell 50 64 Meadville 48 50 Farrell 63 73 Academy 57 73 East 52 46 Harborcreek 45 57 Tech 53 62 McDowell 47 47 Ferdonia 43 46 Prep 66 72 Fersonia 43 67 Bradford 50 60 Mercyhurst 63 53 Meadville 64 62 East 51 43 Academy 59 42 Ashtabula Harbor 69 59 Tech 70 35 Warren 55 GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL SV OPPONENT 20 Mercyhurst 40 15 McDowell 24 18 Tech 28 44 Academy 38 18 St. Bens 38 13 Villa 33 20 East 38 26 Mercyhurst 41 25 McDowell 40 45 Tech 26 26 Academy 36 36 St. Bens 50 20 Villa 45 26 East 30 BOYS' SWIMMING SV OPPONENT 50 Iroquois 72 75 Academy 24 40 Prep 74 58 Girard 56 78 East 32 41 Northeast 74 26 McDowell 85 67 Tech 41 GIRLS’ SWIMMING SV OPPONENT 58 Academy 46 32 Villa 81 68 Girard 28 30 Northeast 84 40 McDowell 71 79 Tech 15 WATERPOLO SV 15 East OPPONENT 4 3 Prep 9 15 Academy 7 4 Tech 12 12 East 5 5 Prep 9 14 Academy 13 3 Tech II GIRLS' TRACK SV OPPONENT 46 Academy 94 20 McDowell 121 38 East 104 32 Villa 32 54 Tech 54 BOYS' TENNIS SV OPPONENT 4 Harborcreek 3 1 Iroquois 6 1 McDowell 6 7 East 0 0 Prep 7 2 Mercyhurst 5 3 Academy 4 3 Tech 4 1 McDowell 6 7 East 0 0 Prep 7 1 Mercyhurst 6 3 Tech 4 3 Academy 4 GIRL TENNIS SV OPPONENT 1 Villa 6 1 St. Bens 5 6 Academy 1 1 McDowell 6 0 Iroquois 7 1 Mercyhurst 6 1 Fairview 6 East cancelled s c o r e b o a r 133 Colonel Sports Scene Another easy catch for Erin Scully. ’Jump to it! Nettie waits for her signal. Quick coach, what do I do next??? Jay Killings on the move. On your mark, get set Linda and Sue wonder who’s turn it is to servel Wait ... mom’s calling me! Sandy flies toward the fin- ish. Bill swings into action! Oh no girls, here she comes! Hector listens to the ocean through his shot shell! Spokesman Staff This year the Spokesman Staff in under the direction of Mrs. Lillian Lynch. Though we are slightly overstaffed things seemed to fall in place. The staff this year is composed of mostly new members with only 5 returning members. Editors this year are Wendy Marsden and Alaina Rundquist. Row I L to R: Cheryl Rundquist, Jeff Troutman, Curtis Jones, Mary Devore, Colleen Doyle, Ed. Alaina Rundquist, Ed. Wendy Marsden, Tom Weber, Natalie Nardo, Row 2: Mike Mong, Ann Cantoni, Lorri Hedman, Tammy Wisinski, Marty Covatto, Cheryl Dunbar, Sharon Reiger, Lisa Dilimone, Row 3: Ron Ritz, Jr. Ed. Sue Sardini, Kathy Brady, Chris Ball, Matt Gardner, Kim Cook. Editors - Alaina Rundquist and Wendy Marsden. 140 Senior Members! Typists - Marty Covatto and Lorri Hedman. Do you want to do this? What did you do that for? Advisor - Mrs. Lynch. What can I write about this? Sharon and Natalie layout specialists. Mary’s amazed that Tom can write without looking. Curtis, hard at work. National Honor Society The National Honor Society accepts only those students with a 3.2 grade average and a strong desire to serve their community and school. A food drive was held to help the needy through the Christmas season. Also, the NHS contributed to the tree planting ceremony. Miss Savocchio lent her out- standing leadership abilities to the society. Row I L to R: K. Hathaway, L. Parker, J. Oligeri, M. Devore, S. Mahler. Row 2: T. Heirls, R. Agadi, T. Wisinski, D. Barr. G. Buzzanco, M. Schell, M. Ptaskiewicz, M. Gaeckle, Row 3: S. Shepard, D. Tarasovich, A. Cantoni, L. Giest, J. Troutman, D. Pribick, T. Weber, P. Mackenzie. Morning Yearbook The Morning Yearbook staff handles all the business functions pertaining to the yearbook. They are responsible for yearbook fund raisers each year. These fund raisers include our annual magazine subscription sale, the annual recruitment of patrons for the yearbook, and the traditional Valentine Carnation sale here at Vincent. Patty Graziano Advisor - Mr. Minzenburger Julie Litzenberg Student Council Row I L to R: L. Kovacs. J. Vehec. M. Devore, C. Harris. Row 2: J. Battles. T. Battles. S. Bonners. C. Jones. K. Hathaway, J. Belluomini, P. Gardner. K. Rexford. Row 3: B. Bell. T. Weber, J. Oligeri. P. Graziano. S. Tarbosso, D. Kalaiszewski. J. LaKari. S. Malinowski, E. Messenger. Row 4: B. Blinzler. G. Buzzanco, M. Ptaskiewicz, B. Powell, L. Myers. L. Leonetti, E. Hair. A. Bottoni. Officers It is the objective of the Student Council to plan activities that will benefit the student body at Strong Vincent. This year the council held a successful Homecoming and Halloween Dance. Also, a new tradition was started with the planting of two trees. Advisors were Mr. Mullen and Mr. Heard. President Kim Hathaway, Vice-President Patty Graziano, Treasurer Curtis Jones, Secretary Lori Leonetti. 143 Colonel’' Staff Row I (L to R): R. Valimont. L. Irwin, J. Litzenberg, C. Buseck, M. Dibello, L. Teubert, Row 2: D. Fitzpatrick, T. Heirls. L. Parker, R. Staford, H. Reynaud, A. Lemmon. S. Moorehead, Row 3: B. Lupichuk, R. Majszyk, J. Rozenek. J. Ritz, J. Argerus, G. Crostowski, D. Barr. E. Munson. Editors: Julie Litzenberg and Eric Munson. Miss Weschler. Advisor. Holly’s working hard to meet her deadline. The 1982-1983 Colonel Staff got off to a good start with a group of enthusiastic journalists. The staff worked long and hard in a effort to make the Strong Vincent newspaper a success. Many informative stories were produced during the year. Editors were Eric Munson and Julie Litzenberg. Miss Weschler was the advisor. ... Rob gets the story together ... ... And you read all about itl Photography Club Row I (L to R): Lee Geiger, Todd Heirls, Minna Rantanen, Row 2: Ravindra V. Agadi, Xavier Thalasso. Student Forum (L to R): Terry Cooley. Julie Litzenberg, Janet Vehec, Curtis Jones The Student Forum is composed of a group of four students from each city high school. The group meets once a month to discuss the problems in the high schools and the ways to improve them. This year’s forum includes seniors, Curtis Jones, Julie Litzenberg, and Janet Vehec and junior Terry Cooley. Business Club Row I (L to R): Carol Erdman, Alaina Rundquist, Noell Hetrick, Row 1. Stacy Watson. Lisa Graham. Ruth Shepard. Lisa Lundeen, Paula Gonzalez, Wendy Marsden, Ruthann Moyer, Tammy Flegal, Mary DiBello, Row 3: Synden Harris, Sandra Walker. Gwen Jones, Wipa Bowers. Cindy Detwiler. Julie Litzenberg. Lorri Hedman. Beth Kendziora. Diana Erazo. Ann Marnella. Hope Nelson, Brenda Lavery, Lori Nelson, Debbie Johnson. Stage Crew Row I (L to R): Brian Arrington, Willie Hollis, John Miller, Row 2: Jerry Rozenek, Shawn Carey. 147 S.V. Super Squad Row I (L to R) Laura Ennis, Brenda Lavery, Duryea Mysynk, Kathy Johnson, Pam Morgan, Kim Cook, Marty Covatto. Row 2 Ann Cantoni, Tammy Wisinski. Robin Stafford, Lynne Goda, Tina Wolfe. The 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders showed great support and enthu- siasm for the Varsity Football and Basketball teams during their sea- sons. They are also in charge of entertainment at the pep rallies and have done a good job in getting the students to participate. One of the big events held by the cheerleaders is the annual Pie-in-the-Face Con- test. This year’s contest turned out to be a great success. Howdy, y’alll Kim fires up her spirit. Varsity Captain: Tammy Wisinski Co-Captain: Ann Cantoni It's a bird, it's a plane. No, it’s Senior Varsity Cheerleaders: Tina Wolfe, Tammy Wisinski, Ann Cantoni, Marty our teaml” Covatto 149 Junior Varsity L to R: Cheryl Rundquist, Amy Jo Lemmon, Sue Loader, Colleen Brady, Michele Cox. L to R: C. Brady, A. J. Lemmon, M. Cox, C. Rundquist. S. Loader Cheerleaders J.V. Captain Sue Loader The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had a fun and fulfilling season cheering for the boys J.V. Football and Basketball teams. They helped bring out the school spirit among the spectators who attended the games. The J.V. Cheerleaders also participated in the weekly pep-rallies. J.V.’s show their talent. Waterpolo S Wrestling Cheerleaders The Waterpolo and Wrestling Cheerleaders had a successful season. It was very gratifying cheering for the boys Waterpolo and Wrestling teams. Though the squad was small, these girls had a lot of enthusiasm and spirit. They showed their pride with all their cheers. All three cheerleading squads are under the supervision of Mrs. Mussarra. This is her first year taking place as a cheerleading advisor. L to R: Sharon Malinowski, Beth Fleming, Paula Gardner, absent from photo, Susan Dina Captain: Beth Fleming, Co-Captain: Paula Gardner 151 Dante Club The Dante Club is made up of students who are interested in the Italian Culture. The club enjoys numerous activities in- cluding bake sales, raffles, and candy sales. All the money collected from the membership dues, and from other fundraising projects will be used to have an Italian Day, consisting of a dinner at an Italian restaurant for the members of the club at the end of the school year. Row I L to R: K. Hershperger, L. Thompson, J. McKenrick, M. Otteni, Row 2: J. Miller. S. Loader. S. Tarbosso, L. Myers, J. Grignol, Row i-. L. Allen, T. Cirillo, T. Campanula. S. Campanella, D. Colelii, D. Fitzpatrick. French Club Row I L to R: H. Reynaud, K. Beer, P. Gardner, C. Detwiler, Row 2: M. Zias, D. Mysnyk, T. Stevens, E. Hair, C. Kobylinski. J. Detwiler. C. Hair, A. Weindorf, V. Guilford. Black American Cultural Club Row I (L to R): J. Battles, J. Hernandez, S. Bonner, S. Champion. S. Avery. M. Buckner, T. Moody. P. Payne, B. Gaines, B. Jeeter. S. Duncan, D. Reed. M. Clark, M. Thomas. D. Williams. Row 1 E. Benning, A. Dyess. E. Hollis, C. Harris, O. Quinn, D. Thomas. H. DeBoe. A. Buckner. J. Foster. M. Smith, Row 3: J. Ceresa. S. Walker. S. Harris, D. Harris, K. Auburn, T. Avery. J. Harden. R. Wiley. K. Tolbert. T. Jones. R. Atkinson, C. Carr, J. Witherspoon, S. Stevenson, R. Stevenson, C. Walker. Row 4: T. Pierce, D. Terry, T. Cooley. G. Jones. B. Grant, S. McLauran, K. Sykes, M. Arrington, T. Mathis, R. Hooks. R. Edwards. Row 5: K. Fanazini, T. Battles, D. McCullom, J. Richardson, B. Tate. W. Hollis. J. Seyboldt. E. Tate. G. Keyes, M. Hunter. P. Hitt, S. Thomas, S. Crockett, M. Atkinson, V. Moyer, D. Stewart. M. Carter. L. Pope. S. Watson, T. Carothers. The Black American Cultural Club advised by Miss Savocchio and Mr. Cole was formed just this year and is dedicated to the make-up of the Black American Culture. Officers include Cappy Ott, President, Curtis Jones. Vice- President, Lisa Grahm, Secretary, Penny Paraway, Treasurer, and Maurice Jones, Sgt. of Arms. During Black History week the club puts on a black history program. Anyone is welcome to join. L to R: Curtis Jones, Vice President, Cappy Ott, President, Maurice Jones, Sgt. of Arms. 153 Orchestra 1st Row (L to R): L. Tang, M. Herbert, K. Amsden, S. Chadwick, Row 2: C. Anderson, Mrs. Hines, Director, V. Stewart. Stage Band 1st Row (L to R): C. Walker, A. Smith, D. Williams, E. Messenger, C. Thompson, K. Munson, Mrs. Hines, Director, Row 2: T. Akus, N. Filia, A. Bottoni, L. Malinowski. D. Wood, J. Powell, P. Woodward, C. Anderson S. Carey. M. Petrusso, B. Bafik. Girls' Chorus Row I (L to R): K. Johnson, B. Grace, S. Perschka L. Robson, T. Mooney, D. Buseck, C. Turben. C. Kruth, L. Martucci, T. Corbin, Miss Williams, Row 2: S. Stevens, T. Mathis, M. Buseck, C. Gardner, C. Beerbower, K. Baird, D. Phelps, D. Shorts, R. Russell, A. Banko, N. DeSantis. Row 3: E. Thomas, M. Carey. D. Rupp, K. Payne, D. Martinez, F. Leone, K. Yeaney, T. Montante, M. Rekitt, D. Sharrer, K. Kuffer, V. King, K. Milburn, Row 4: L. Lundeen, T. Walker. R. Liotta, S. Troutman, P. Diaab. T. O’Lone. S. Fischer, D. Reed. D. Wilson, B. Dash, L. Latina, N. Sidman, H. Milburn, C. Oliver. Choir Row I (L to R): S. Maiore, J. Vehec, C. Hannah. L. Pope. S. Manus. S. Buseck, B. Majczyk, J. Battles, C. Busek. L. Kaufmann, D. Peirboski. J. Huff. C. Turner, S. Fraley. M. Ottini. Ms. Williams. Row 2: G. Jones, R. Courtney, M. Rantanen, J. Bellamini, R. Liotta, J. Roznic, K. Sikes, M. Smith, D. Battles, S. Malinowski, S. Avery, L. Bell, P. Duke, J. McCoy. Row 3: K. Alburn, P. Graziano. C. Thomas, C. Hoover, M. Hunter, C. Karr, T. Tolbert, K. Alexander, S. Saunders, C. Kruth, K. Green, S. Cannon. Row 4: C. Rainey, T. Bortzer, A. Goshay, S. Fisher, M. Gaeckle, D. Herman, S. Duncan, A. Loman, D. Gaeckle, T. Louis, C. Keyes, C. Ott, K. Page, B. Dash, S. Deyer, P. Haugn. |C Marching Band Row I (L to R): J. Deboe, J. Dunbar. T. Akus. J. Battles. S. Chadwick. Row 1. N. Filia. A. Smith. D. Williams. E. Nardo. C. Thompson. K. Munson, M. Clark, Row 3-. D. Wood, K. Pearson, E. Benning, P. Woodard, C. Anderson. Drum Line Karen Tribble - Drum Major 156 (L to R): J. Deboe, J. Dunbar, T. Akus, S. Chadwick, J. Battles. '82 Performances Jeana, you forgot your boots. As the 82-83 school year passed quickly by the Strong Vincent Marching Band has accomplished many things. They have participated in many events such as football games, pep rallies, and parades. This year the band also received a new director, Mrs. Judith Hines. She has helped to develop the talents of the students in the band and is a fine addition to the music department faculty. The students involved in the band put out a lot of hardwork and a great deal of their spare time to make everything happen. Shake it up. Pom Pons always in step. S.V. Twirlers Row I (L to R): Chris Kobolinski, Capt. Patty Graziano, Sandi Tarbosso, Row 2: Alaina Rundquist, Anna LaRiccia, Lisa Rocco, Beth Kendziora. Feature Twirlers - Tracy Amsden, Capt. - Cheryl Dunbar, and Jo’AI Grignol. As in the past years, the Twirlers have added a touch of class to the S.V. Marching Band. With many long hours of practice put out in the summer the twirlers accomplished a lot. The captain this year is Patty Graziano with assistance from Co-Capt. Cheryl Dunbar. Captain - Patty Graziano Feature Twirlers Capt. and Twirling Co-capt. Cheryl Dunbar. Senior Twirlers Chris can march with her hands in the air. Who will win the race? Sandy, Anna, or Chris? It’s cold out here. - Tracy! Cheryl waves to the Goodyear Man. Jo'AI Grignol Alaina examines her baton. Cheese!!! S.V. Pom Pons Row I (L to R): Lorri Hedman, Tina Trohoske, Row 2: Jane Miller, Roxanne Snyder, Sue Moorehead, Lisa Hopwood, Vicki Clawson, Missing from picture: Lisa Tuebert, Kim Tolbert, and Linda Flagg. This years’ Pom Pons were led by Capt. Tina Trohoske and Co-capt. Lorri Hedman. The Pom Pons added a bit of style to this years’ band. The girls all worked very hard over the summer to perfect drills and routines. They did a very fine job. Congratulations girls. Senior - Lorri Hedman Co-captain - Lorri Hedman and Captain Tina Trohoske. March With Pride Left, left, left ... You want me to do that? Attentionll! Colorguard § Rifles Row I (L to R): Jeanne Strenio, Shelly Kendziora, Jeana Foster, Anne Goshay, Kelly Amsden, Row 2: Linda Bell, Michelle Thompas, Ann Spulak, Michelle Otteni, Lori Leonetti, Tracy Lewis. Row 3: Tammy O’lone, Barb Perry, Holly Reynaud, Diane Rupp, Nancy Pettit, Lori Myers, Nancy Sidman, Bob Majszyk. Lisa Dilimone, Tracy Corbin, Bobbie Jetter. The Marching Colonels” Rifle Line and Silks had a very successful year on and off the football field. Along with outstanding performances during half- time, they participated in the Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade, and guest per- formed at a football rally. The hard work at band camp and at practices over the summer really paid off. The rifles are led by Capt. Lori Parker and the colorguard by Capt. Jeana Foster and Co-capt. Jeanne Strenio. Their faculty advisor is Mrs. Hines. Front (L to R)= Co-captain Jeanne Strenio, Captain Jeana Foster, Back.- Lieutenants - Shelly Kenziora, Anne Goshay. 162 Rifle Twirlers: Paula Gardner, Captain Lori Parker, Tyrone Tolbert. A-Line: Lisa Dilimone, Bob Majszyk. Move in Style Yes”, we’re proud to be on the rifle line. How long do we have to stand like this? Simon Says ... Lori in Action. Boy, are they fine! Spokesman Salesmen Row I (L to R): Carol Fox, Tammy Wisinski, Chris Ball, Patty Graziano. Julie Litzenberg, Oscar Quinn, Toni Moody, Doresa Thompson. Sharon Bonner, Chris Jones, Row 2: Dan Fitzpatrick, Brian Bennetti, Rich MacWhirter, Becky Dash, Dawn Fried, Janet Vehec, Leslie Thompson, Michelle Cox, Row 3: Tyrone Battles, Jeff Harden, Bob Blinzler, Eric Hair, Bob Mayczyk, Holly Reynaud, Shelly Kendziora. Wendy Marsden, Amy Weindorf. Colleen Doyle, Tracy Amsden, Jackie Belluomini, Lisa Johannesmeyer. Ski Club Row I (L to R): Carol Erdman, Kim Hathaway, Todd Heirls, Debbie Johnson, Rich Weist, Colleen Doyle. John Rupp, Row 2: Pauline Sarbak. Noele Hetrick, Wendy Marsden, Paula Gonzales, Dan Fitzpatrick. Wes Stoops, Row 3: Lori Nielson, Brenda Lavery, Tom Bello. Dan Colelli, Dave Juliante, Tyrone Battles, John Seybolt, Tony Pierce. 164 Spanish Club Row I (L to R): Tyrone Tolbert, Mark Gaeckle, Dave Barr, Dan Colelli, Doug Gaeckle. Row 2: Roberta McKay, Melissa Fetzner, Kim Hathaway, Ann Spulak, Janet Vehec, Cheri Beth Seidewand, Margret Bowman. Madrigals Row I (L to R): Scott Buseck, Gary Keyes, Roosevelt Stevenson, Tyrone Tolbert, Kirk Alexander, Craig Buseck, Row 2: Janet Vehec, Anne Goshay, Chris Rainey, Sandra Dever, Cappy Ott. 165 Row I L to R: M. Von Buseck, V. Lewis, J. McHenick, A. Spuiak, D. Yerkey, T. Seelinger, Row h K. Jaroszewicz, T. Tolbert. S. Manus, S. Johnston, J. Miller, J. Dickens, Row 3: C. Conway, C. Gardner, A. Sapp, D. Moorehead, D. Kaliszewski, P. Anuszkiewicz, B. Carney, T. Lemon. Dan Fitzpatrick and Amy Shelton. Model U.N. Library Monitors Row I L to R: Greg Buzzanco, Brian Akus, Ann Cantoni, Mike Schell, Dave Barr, Row 1. Bill Grant, Jeff Troutman, Tom Weber. John Siford, Dwayne Pribick, Mark Ptaskiewicz. Office Monitors Row I L to R: C. Ferrara. R. Legler. C. Doyle. J. Litzenberg, C. Dunbar. M. Devore. J. Vehec. M. Colvin. N. Schroeck, K. Tolbert. B. Gaines. D. Thompson. T. Wawrcyniak, K. Sigmond, L. Colvax. L. Robsin. Row 1 D. Fitzpatrick. E. Flair. D. Hill, D. Barr, L. Hedman, B. Kendziora. L. Parker, K. Hathaway, T. Walker. L. Latina, M. Bowers. C. Anderson. D. Johnson, Row 3: L. Leonetti, J. Seyboldt. K. Fanazini, A. Schwindt, J. Atkinson, S. Crockett, T. Jones. M. Smith, L. Geiger, G. Chrystowski, D. Mysnyk, L. Lundeen, S. Thomas. Gym Monitors Row I L to R. Barb Perry, Terry Olone, Holly Reynold. Patty Graziano. Diana Erazo. Dan Colelli, Natalie Nardo. Paula Gonzales. Lisa Lundeen, Row 2: Nancy Pettit. Oscar Quinn, Gary Keyes. Dan Fitzpatrick. Beth Kendziora. Noel Hetrick. Hall Monitors Row I ( L to R): V. Lewis, J. McKenrick, A. Cantoni, S. Carey, P. Graziano, L. Cypress. D. Erazo, L. Luzac. N. Pettit, H. Reynaud, B. Perry, Row 2: H. Nelson. P. Gonzalez. C. Huff, G. Chrostowski. R. Valimont, G. Jones, O. Quinn, T. Olone, A. West, J. Belluomini, R. Wiest, V. Moyer, Row 3: D. Kaliszewski. S. Manus. T. Tolbert. S. Kendziora, K. Fanazini, D. Musnyk, B. Jeeter, J. Harris, T. Battles, M. Buchanan, T. Pierce, J. Atkinson, D. Thompson, K. Tolbert. M. Thomas. Row 4: D. Fitzpatrick, R. Kimball, J. Harden, H. Champion. R. Blinzler, J. Leonetti, J. Seyboldt, J. Millet, A. Schwindt, T. Jones, S. Crocket, A. Bey, W. Hollis. G. Keyes. M. Smith. B. Gaines, T. Holodnak, J. Dickens, E. Hair. Foreign Exchange This year Strong Vincent was very fortunate to receive four foreign exchange students. From different parts of the world they have come to attend school here in Erie. They all have come here under the Youth For Understanding Program. Minna Rantanen came from Finland, Xavier Thalasso is from Belgium. Ravindra Agadi is from India, and Sabine Fischer from Austria. Board of Directors Thomas C. O’Rourke Superintendent 1983 Edward J. Sparaga President Tom Casey Vice-President Thomas R. Brown John N. Petrus, D.P.M Walter D. Piotrowicz Harry M. Edwards John C. Harkins Brenda A. Pundt Eva Tucker, Jr. Our destinies await us. No two; see it the same We have our own perceptions Of the path we are to take. We must be the ones To take that first step forward To challenge the world, Giving and Taking - On our Own. 171 I only dreamed about tomorrow And what the future had in store I never knew it was so close to today My appreciation and gratitude goes out especially to my edi attitude during critical situations helped all of us to work coi Wendy Marsden. Each in her own way, these co-editors dedication. My special thanks to the entire staff. You have all — each to work with. I hope only the best things in life touch iaina Rundquist, whose calm tiv !v; and to the co-editor. VSpokesman with sincere ur own way been a pleasure m now on. Sincere . Lil Lynih Patron List Dr. and Mrs. Norbert F. Alberstadt Alley Aids, Inc. Alliance College Alliance Home of Erie (P.N.A.) Club Altman-Hall Associates Drs. Amacher. Scully, and Roos American Legion Rogers Israel Post II Anderson Vacuum and Sewing Center Arfax Studio August Industrial Supply Inc. Autoclave Engineers, Inc. E. J. Bajorek, M.D. Dr. Gertrude A. Barber A and M Bauman Bayview Orthopedic Assoc., Inc. Bello's Shur-Fine Foodmart J. H. Bennett Storage and Carting, Agent United Van Lines Dr. P. Alan Benson Berman Bedding Samual P. Black and Assoc., Inc. R. C. Bloomstine Agency, Inc. Blue Bird Coach Lines, Inc. Brugger Funeral Home Car-Paul Safe and Lock Great Lakes Supply Carpetowne, Inc. Cathay Inn Central Labor Union and Industrial Union Coumcil Chaffee Appliance The Clothes Closet Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Cohen Conway and Boland’s Goodyear Tire Centers Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. Fred F. Curtze Donald R. DeNardo Dermatology Associates of Erie Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. DiBacco Fr. John Dollinger and Cathedral Prep Dominick’s Restaurant E and A Doubet Jewelers Duggan-Rider Co.. Inc Duggans Service and Appliance Co. Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc. EPM Corporation East Erie Turners R. H. Enterline. DDS The Erie Book Store Erie Bottling Corp. (Pepsi-Dr. Pepper-7up) Erie Business Center Erie Clowns Inc. Erie County Farms Erie Eye Clinic. Inc. Erie Industrial Supply Co. Erie Maennerchoe Club Erie Mfg. and Supply Corp. Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Eriez Construction. Inc. First Federal Savings of Erie The First National Bank of Pennsylvania Foresters Beneficial Association Fratto’s Pizza Freeman Company. Window Replacement Experts Dr. J. D. Friedlander Gannon University Garden Heights Pharm acy General Partitions Mfg. Corp. Gillespie Machine and Tool Co. Glenwood Pet Hospital Greengarden Lanes Grise Audio Visual Center Grove City Bus Lines-Earth Tours Dave Hollman Chevrolet-Datsun, Inc. D. A. Hill Company Huzars Club Insurance Management Co. Iron Workers Local 348 Jensen-Borgia Climate Control Systems Jerilu Fruit Center Josie's Gown Rental K and L Refactory Service 174 Patron List Keystone Electric Construction Co. Kiinmel and Son Shoes Klein Plating Works. Inc. Les Crago Jewelers, Inc. Loesel-Schaaf Insurance. Inc. Loyal Christian Benefit Association Luzier's Hair Styling Drs. Richard Lyons. John Petre, Floyd Csir Mr. Jackson D. Magenau Marquette Savings Association Martucci's Tavern Meadowbrook Dairy Company Mighty-Fine Donuts Miller Brothers Garden Centers. Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Forrest C. Mischler Mister Pizza Moniuszko Singing Society Mutual Savings and Loan Association McCarty Printing Corporation Joseph McCormick Construction Co.. Inc. McCreary Roofing Company Dr. Anthony E. Narducci V. T. Narus M. D. National Car Rental Means Leasing Northwestern Pennsylvania Food Council Ohmer True Value Hardware Opportunities Industrialization Center Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, Inc. Perry Mill Supply Co. Perry Screw Machine Co., Inc. Plaza Dental Associates Polish Falcon Nest 610 Porreco Motors Inc. Potratz Floral Shop and Greenhouses Presque Isle Clinical Group Inc. Production Resources, Inc. Pulakos Inc. Quick Photo Rapid Transit Co., Inc. Ready Mixed Concrete Co. of Erie Rectenwald Blueprint and Supply Co. Rehrig Pacific Co. Rinderle Electric - Contractors Rhodes Auto Service Dr. James F. Roberts Ross and Copus Tires, Inc. Saga Club Dr. John J. Darbac Tony Scalise. I.D.S. Scalise’s Shopping Bag Arthur F. Schultz Company Scobrll Company. Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Scpttino Scott's Motel, Inc. Shade’s Auto Sales, Inc. Skate Lodge, Inc. Skinner Engine Co. R. Anthony Snow, M.D. South Gate Hardware Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. Thoracic and Cardiovascular Associates Thrifty Clean, Inc. Times Publishing Co. Travel Service, Inc. Triangle Tool Co. Trost and Steinfurth Florist Trost Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Uniflow Manufacturing Co. Dr. and Mrs. Jack D. Utley WJET Radio WJET-TV Channel 24 Wilbur S. Wallace, M.D. Rick Weaver Buick, Inc. Weber Electric Supply Co. Wendel’s Sharpening Sales and Service Western Reserve Convalescent Home Weber Murphy Architects, Inc. Merle E. Wood, County Coroner 175 Administration ............ Band ...................... Baseball .................. Basketball - Varsity ...... Basketball - JV ........... Basketball - Girls’ Varsity . Basketball - Girls’ JV .... Board of Directors ........ Business Club ............. Cafeteria Staff ............ Cheerleaders - Varsity ..... Cheerleaders - JV .......... Cheerleaders - W W ....... Choir ...................... Chorus ..................... Cleaning Staff ............. Closing Remarks ............ Closing Theme ............. Colonel Staff ............. Colorguard ................ Contents .................. Cross Country - Boys’ ..... Cross Country - Girls’ .... Dante Club ................ Dedication ................ Football - Varsity ........ Football - JV ............. Foreign Exchange .......... French Club ............... Golf - Boys’ .............. Golf - Girls’ ............. Good Times ................ Flomecoming Candidates .... Homecoming King £ Queen Homecoming Dance .......... Janitors .................. Madrigals ................. Metro Champs .............. Monitors .................. Index ..... 8 Hall Monitors ............ ... 156 Morning Yearbook ......... ... 126 National Honor Society .. .... 99 Opening Remarks ........ ... 105 Opening Theme ............ ... 102 Orchestra ................ ... 104 Patron List ............ ... 169 Pep Rallies Assemblies ... 147 Photography Club ......... .... 15 Pom Pons ................. ... 148 Score Board .............. ... 150 Senior Class Officers .. .... 151 Senior Directory ....... ... 155 Ski Club ................. ... 155 Softball ................. .... 15 Spanish Club ............. ... 173 Spokesman Candidates ... ... 170 Spokesman King Queen ... 144 Spokesman Salesman .. ... 162 Spokesman Staff .......... ..... 2 Stage Band ............... ... 108 Stage Crew ............... ... 109 Student Council .......... ... 152 Student Forum ............ ..... 3 Swimming ................. .... 114 Tennis - Boys' .......... .... 116 Tennis - Girls’ ......... ... 168 Title Page ....... ... 152 Track - Boys’ ............ .... 119 Track - Girls’ .......... .... 118 Twirlers ................ .... 56 Volleyball ................ .... 25 Waterpolo ........... .... 24 Wrestling ........ .... 26 .... 15 ... 165 .... 98 ... 166 168 142 142 .. 4 .. 5 154 174 22 146 160 132 . 18 50 164 124 165 . 21 20 164 140 154 147 143 146 128 107 106 122 120 158 112 130 113 Acknowledgements Art ............ Business Manager .. Photography .... Printing ....... Underclassmen Photographs Tammy Wisinski Ann Cantoni .............. Carl Minzenberger .................. Arfax Studios ............ Walsworth Publishing .................. Arfax Studios 176 WALSWOMTM ITHI.IHHINC COMPANY MAK( FLINC MIHVH HI S« M