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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

Strong Vincent High School 1330 W. Eighth St. Erie, Pennsylvania 16502 Volume 54 TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening theme ................. 4 Administration ................ 8 Activities ................... 16 Good Times ................... 26 Underclassmen ................ 30 Seniors ...................... 62 Organizations ................ 92 Sports ...................... 118 Academics ................... 150 Closing theme ............... 156 Index ....................... 160 2 Without paints we paint this dream with pictures. For the background we use the Alma Mater, trying to capture its intensity with sounds, with shouts, with spirit. For the colors, we use friends and classmates, Etching their bright, shining faces forever- Preserving the smiles for all who hold dear This Spokesman of 1984. 4 Long was the way and hard” Moving in, moving along. Life always gets harder toward the summit” Moving, moving up. Yet the climber upward turns his face Moving on, moving on! 5 PRINCIPAL Mr. Raymond Fiorelli has been our devoted principal for the past two years. He has not only been very cooperative with the teachers and students alike, but has shown great concern for student participation in school activities and for more school spirit. With patience and understand- ing, he has given us the privileges of having more pep rallies and assemb- lies, and extra curricular activities. Because of his dedication and leadership, he has won the respect of students as well as his fellow colleagues. He will be remembered as the approachable principal, who has done an exceptional job in maintaining the well-being of our school. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mrs. Mary Alice Schultz and Mr. Joseph Gdaniec, who have been the Assistant Principals at Strong Vincent for many years, aided Mr. Fiorelli in his second year as Principal with the administrative duties. Their responsibilities include the maintenance of the student records, the evaluation of student transcripts, and the attendance and discipline of the entire student body. Mrs. Schultz and Mr. Gdaniec are such capable and experienced administrators, that we are honored and grateful to have them at our school. We are looking forward to having them with us in the years to come. Mona Lisa in the library. MORE THAN JUST TEACHING Many students do not realize the important role our faculty and administration play in our high school life. They go far beyond just providing us with a source of academic growth by creating an atmosphere of friendliness to make our learning process easier. They coach us, advise us, and lend a helping hand whenever possible. The faculty actively participates in assemblies, student government, and the athletic program. During our high school years, many student-teacher friendships are formed which endure for a lifetime. Introducing the 1983-84 SVHS cheerleaders! 8 Sheer determination. Mr. Vickey talks with his chalk. FACULTY Mr. Bambauer - Girls’ Counselor. Mr. Brabender - Phys. Ed. - Boys'. Vincent Boosters Mrs. Comi - School Nurse Mr. Donatucci - Math. Voc. Ed.. Computer Program- ming. Asst. Football Coach. Mr. Barthelson - Biology. Env. Science. Boys' Track Head Coach Mr. J. Behan - Social Studies. U. S. History 11, Economics Govt' Law 12 Mr. L. Behan - English 10H. World Geog.. U. S. A. Geog., Assembly Co- ordinator. Boys’ Winter Intramurals. Attendance. Mrs. Benson - Administra- tive Secretary Mr. Caserta - English 9. 9H Mr. Cole - Special Educa- tion. Girls' Varsity Bowling, Intramural Bowling Mr. Connolly - Biology. Earth Space Science Mr. Davidson - Social Studies Mrs. Davis - Health, Phys. Ed. - Girls'. Girls' Volleyball Coach. Mr. DeMichael - Arts - Crafts. Miss Flanagan - Business Ed.. Typing I. Typing 2C, Steno 2C, Business Club. School Treasurer. Girls' Golf Coach, Prom Advisor. Mr. Gauriloff - Math. 10, 11, 12, Athletic Director Mr. Grande - Erie History. Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach Mr. Grandinetti - Biology, Phys. Science. Boys' Head Baseball Coach. 1st V. P. of EEA, PACE Chairman of EEA. 10 Mr. Hathaway - English 12. Theatre Lang. Arts. Drama Club Mr. Heard - Earth Space Science 9. Student Council Mrs. Hines - Instrumental Music, Marching Band W M Mr. Hogan - Spanish I, II, III, IV, BovsVGirls' Tennis, Spanish Club Mrs. Klapthor - Typing I, II Mr. Kleiner - Social Studies 9, Boys' Track Ass t Coach Mr. Lampe - Boys' Phys. Ed. Health, Swimming. Water Polo Mrs. Lynch - Englisn 9, Yearbook Adv.. Eng. Book Dept. Chairperson Ms. MacKrell - Sr. Coun- selor, Girls' Athletics Mrs. MacPherson - English 11, 12, AP English, Com- mencement Speakers Mrs. Mastrian - Biology 10. Chemistry. AP Biology. Hi-Q Moderator Mrs. Miller - Home Ec. Mr Minzenberger - Alg. Il Trig.. Alg. I. AP Analysis. Morning Yearbook. Red Cross Drive, Magazine Drive Mr. Mullen - English 9, 10. 11, 11H. Student Council Adv.. Boys Golf Coach Mrs. Musarra - English 10. 11. 11H, Hi-Q Mrs. Huzinec - Geometry. Consumer Math. Pon- Poms. Twirlers Mrs. Lillis - Home Ec. Mr. Matteson - Gen. Math. Consumer Math. Alg. I Miss Need - English as a second language 11 Mr. Niebauer - Gen. Math 9, Algebra I, Computer Science. Computer Pro- gramming, Girls' Softball Coach, Ass t Girls' Basket- ball Coach 2 Mr. Stubenhofer - Indus- trial Materials Ms. Turner - Librarian Mrs. Niedzwecki - Girls’ Phys. Ed. Mr. Oldach Science Earth Space Mrs. Palmisano - Steno I, Business Math. Intro, to Business Mr. Plavcan - Adv. Math, Physics, Stage Crew, Comp. Programming, Sen- ior Class Advisor Miss Savocchio - World Cultures 10. AP European History 12, NHS Advisor, Hl-Q Advisor Mr. Siggia - English 9, German I, II Mrs. Sockett - Administra- tive Secretary Mrs. Steel - Teachers’ Aide Practice, Accounting I, II. Business Law Mr. Thayer - Industrial Arts, Photography, Boys Cross Country, Girls' Cross Country, Girls’ Track Coach Mr. Vickey - American History 11. 11H, AP, Unit- ed Nations V Mr. Weber - English 10, Careers. Erie History Mr. Toth - Social Studies 9. 10 Mr. Trombacco - Boys’ Counselor Miss Weschler - French I. II, III, IV. Journalism - Newspaper. Literary Advi- sor, French Club Ms. Williams - Girls' Chor- us, Choir, Social Studies, Color Guard, Show Choir 12 Ms. Zmyslinski - Special Education Father D. blesses the crowd. Mr. Weber and Mrs. Musarra smile for the camera. Mrs. Sockett believes it's too early in the morning to type. IN MEMORIAM The sudden death of Mr. Robert Ferretti, one of our favorite teachers, shocked and saddened us all. Mr. Ferretti died on Saturday, May 7, 1983 at Hamot Medical Center due to a heart attack. He taught Math and Computer classes, and was an avid tennis coach and enthusiast. Under his direction, Strong Vincent tennis teams won five metro championships. Bob Ferretti was well- known throughout the City of Erie and nearby townships for initiating some of the largest Tennis Tournaments ever held in this area. His love for the game also led him to work summers for the City Parks and Recreation Bureau, teaching youngsters of all ages the basics of tennis. He was an excellent teacher, devoted husband and father, and a friend of all who knew him. When such a man dies, his memory will be forever cherished. Board of Directors r Thomas C. O’Rourke Superintendent John C. Harkins President Brenda A. Pundt Vice-President William G. Brabender Tom Casey Brian M. Dougherty Sally A. Shickler John N. Petrus, D.P.M. Edward J. Sparaga Eva Tucker, Jr. TIME WELL SPENT Mr. Fiorelli congratulates Joe Hathaway on receiving Service Above Self Award. Throughout the past year there have been many activities and social events related to our school which kept the student body moving with enthusiasm and ex- citement. From the pep rallies and assemblies to the crowning of our Homecoming Queen, these activi- ties all gave us an opportunity to break away from our daily class life. Members of the faculty were a big help in organizing many of the activities. Their cooperation and guidance seemed to have made every event a success. All in all, it was time well spent for everyone. I 16 'ammy Walker sings a solo at the lillcreek Mall. 1 17 PEP RALLIES AND ASSEMBLIES Good Morning Seniors! Pep Rallies definitely add to the excitement of the school year. The Colonel spirit came alive as the cheerleaders led the student body into various cheers and chants. To continue the tradition of the ‘‘Prep Rallies”, the Senior boys ‘‘went bananas” dressed up as cheerleaders. Faculty members also showed the Colonel spirit by introducing new cheers to the student body. To go along with the excitement, the Colonel stage band provided music while the Twirlers, Pom Pons and Colorguard performed their routines. Another addition to the pep rallies were the antics of the new Colonel, Scott Leone. Thanks to the entire school the pep rallies became a successful part of the school year. THE SPIRIT MOVED US Our own Doc Severenson, Nick Filia. Pam Morgan shows’em how to do it. 'It's alive!’’ Tammy Stevens shows her enthusiasm. HOMECOMING DANCE 1983 TONIGHT I CELEBRATE MY LOVE This years' Homecoming dance proved to be a big success. It was held on Saturday, November 26 at the Sportsmans’ club with the theme Tonight I Celebrate My Love’. Disc Jockey Danny Jensen played a variety of music that kept everyone moving. It was definitely an evening to be remembered. Tracy Falcones’ date lights up her life. Linda Stratton and Bobby Powell are enjoying the evening. Chris Kobylinski and Robbie Young make the Jack Rocco and his date take perfect couple. time out for a candid. Unlike his date, Gary Chrostowski doesn't seem to be camera shy. Frank Penpek shows off Kris Shultz to our camera man. Terry Costello makes it clear that, “This girl is mine. Rina Culp and Scott Duke - smiling is what we do best. Yes, we both use Closeup. Bill Villa won't let Pam Morgan out of his sight. Kim and Greg can’t wait to share the evening. HOMECOMING QUEEN 1983 Synden Harris escorted by Terry Cooley HOMECOMING COURT With the fall season comes the excitement of the crowning of the Queen and selection of the Homecoming Court. Five candidates are nominated through the senior boys' homerooms and the Queen is chosen by the entire student body. Congratulations to Synden Harris and her Court. Tracy Lee escorted by Maurice Jones. Chris Kobylinski escorted by Michael Mong. Kim Cook escorted by Greg Ries. 7 Chris Chiarelli escorted by Chris Ball. 23 SPOKESMAN KING AND QUEEN JIM BELLO AND PAULA GARDNER 24 SPOKESMAN CANDIDATES Jack Rocco and Rina Culp Joe Hathaway and Anna LaRiccia Each year a King and Queen are chosen to represent the Spokesman. They must show qualities of leadership, academic achievement and school spirit. The candidates are nominated through the Senior homerooms and the whole school participates in voting. This year the Spokesman is proud to honor Jim Bello and Paula Gardner as the 1984 Spokesman King and Queen. Congratulations to all the candidates. Scott Tregaskis and Jeane Strenio 25 GOOD TIMES Jeepers, creepers - where'd you get those peepers? Maurice Jones is ... too cool! Excuse me, I seem to be stuck in here.” Ebony and Ivory” Kenny Walker’s on his way to grandmother's house. The dirty half-dozen.’ We Are Family Stephanie takes her coloring books home. Mike Space imitates Bowzer. JET’S new model - Terry Cooley.” � V� Hewey, Dewey, and Lewey. Busted again. Mo, Larry, and Curly. Together they stand by each other with pride, determination, and hopes for the future. These out- standing students will be the leaders of our school in the years to follow. The undergraduates have faithfully supported our school in assemb- lies, pep rallies, and athletics. Their ideas have influenced and developed our organizations and clubs. They can be counted on to continually participate in special school activities - play and fund- raisers, as well as social events. Their optimistic attitude and enthu- siastic involvement prove the fact that they stand together. Rocky IV. 30 UNDERGRADS Christine Honey has a good day. Cleaning right down to the shine. FRESHMEN . .. MOVING IN Moving into a new environment can be an interesting, exciting, and yet a difficult experience. As the doors of our school were opened in early September, the incoming Fresh- men seemed to settle in rather easily and each ones’ personal space began to grow. They made new friends, met new teachers, participated in the athletic program, and adapted themselves to our system. We hope the Freshmen enjoyed their first year and that they will continue to be active in school sports and activities. Mr. Brabender psyches up the Freshmen boys during gym. Don’t bother us now, we’re eating lunch. Put your head on my shoulder. All smiles sitting on the bench. Which one is prepared to take the test? 32 Dave Elaine Rich Jeff David John Mary Stacey Adams Adams Adams Adelman Alameda Alberico Alexander Alexander Brad Brian Freida Janet David Betty Guan Ann Allen Allen Allen Andrews Antolik Austin Beres Bailey Angela Darryl Derwood Trelane Pat Chris Carolyn Matt Barentine Barton Basham Battles Beason BeBell Bednarowicz Bednarowicz Patricia Carrie Angelo Ray Yuppadee Yolanda Richard April Beebe Beers Bizzaro Bottom Bowers Bowers Brockway Brown Oscar Shana Laurie Shannon Kenneth Mike Denise Pam Carr Carr Ciotti Clark Clausen Cobb Connors Cole John Jodi Michelle Dave Michele Sharon Lori Susan Corbin Courtney Cowan Cunningham DeDad Deplula Dennis Dever Nicki Loretta Lynn Susan Vicky Robert Denise Marsha Diaab Dickens Dillon DiMarco Dolan Domineck Dryzewiecki Eaton Robert Pamela Eddie Michelle Bridgette Ann James Michael Edinger Ellis Erazo Farris Fash Fatter Fetzner Firch Robin Scott Ron Yvonne Lisa Chris Bob Bonnie Flegal Fluegel Francis Franz Friewald Galvin Gannon Gibbons Mario Thomas Tina Andrea Charlie Kirk Daniel Joseph Gilliam Giusti Glass Golleur Gomez Gordon Gorzynski Graml Mary Richard Dave Tim Scott Dawn Sally Larry Green Greenfield Gross Grosso Grucza Haddix Hahn Hamilton Manuel Sally Steven Tammy Scott Peter Brian Sandra Hamme Harris Hartline Harvey Hastings Hathaway Henry Henry Quincy Frank Ann Linda Christine Lisa Gyorggi Ray Higgins Hillman Ho Hogan Honey Hormik Horvatt Hubert Dawn Kimberly April Tia Tony William Lori Stefanie Huegal Hughes Humphrey Hunter Hunter Hutchinson larussi Johnson Tammy Robert Shawn Ginnisue Mark Frank Kim Melissa Johnson Jones Jones Juliano Katarzynski Knost Koniecki Kossbiel Heather Christopher Steve Edward Steven Brenda Steve Michael Kosterman Krupinski LaKari Lambing Landon Lassman Lavery Lawrence Dorn Kathy Robert Charles Julie Jay Abby Christine Leone Leonetti Levesque Liegl Little Locke Lukens Lutz Corry Philip Len Anderson Jamie Timothy Melissa Tammy Lyons MacKenzie Malaszec Malanodo Malanodo Malinowski Malone Mangoni Rochele Richard Melissa David Kelly Jo Thomas Jerry Ricci Manus Marsteller Mather Mattern Matthis Matlak Mazzo Mazzocco Jennifer Eileen Lisa Clark Anita Cheryl Bryan Greg McAlister McCarthy McCoy McCray McCullum McDaniel McGee McIntosh Tobie Tamura Veronica Rick Nicholas Debbie Angelo Kristin McKeen McKelvey McWilliams Miller Mong Monschein Montante Moore Jimmy Paul Tuhn Kim Matthew Mike Terry Dean Moss Nejman Nguyen Nickson Nies Nolan O’Lone Oatis Heather Christina Karen Andy Hollie Phyllis Mary James O'Day Ohlrich Oliver Onorato Osborn Ott Page Parker Pat Bill Art Chris Kevin Robert Mary Victor Parra Paulson Peapples Peebles Peebles Penpek Petroff Petruso Dennis Phelps Diane Bonnie James Sean Dennis John Herman Phelps Phillips Polacci Powell Pryber Ptaskiewicz Pude Erin Quinn Donna Ransil Onkham Rattanaphsook Karen Reese Rodney Rekitt David Rice Aracelia Rivera Cindy Rizzo Julie Timothy Paul Ted Kellie James LeeAnn Dan Roberts Rogala Ross Rougeux Rozenek Ruf Ruf Ruggiero Cesar Ruiz Donald Russell Richard Sack Jim Peter Sadowski Sala Shannon Salbi Karen Saliby Tina Sanders Tina Sansom Bryan Tom Shanon Saraceno Satterlee Salvi Laurie Katrena Karlyn Scheppner Scherman Schultz Gerald Schwab Aaron Missy Robert Jody Lisa Katrina Vicky David Seib Seelinger Serafini Sexauer Shannon Sherman Sidman Silvis Joe Shelly Ivery Steven Carrie Ann Dawn Erik John Simmons Sines Singleton Singleton Smith Smith Smith Smith Michele Randy Kim Dave Chris Judy Ann Jim Susan Smith Snyder Sobucki Spiegel Spizarny Staaf Stafford Stafford Ericka Stewart David Strenio Jeffrey Stull Debbie Sutten Tammy Swanson Joe Szuchon Kevin Tate Robert Mark Laurie Margaret Robert Cindy Tonia Tammy Teribery Teubert Thayer Thomas Thompson Thorp Tolbert Troutman Angela Turek Noel Vaughn Herman Velez Joseph Vieira John Vommaro Cheryl Waite Tina Waite Marybeth Wagner Kathy Karen Chris Kelly John Shawn Michele Carolyn Weed White Wilcox Williams Wilson Wilson Wisinski Woodard Doua Beth Deanna Kristen Gary Xiong Zatkiewicz Zazadu Zebroski Zurn What’s so interesting to the freshmen in this class? A new pose for an Underalls commer- cial. If you only knew what I had in my locker. Better late than never. 40 Dave Antolik puts on the charm. It's been one of those days. Freshman hard at work. Whiz kids in the computer room. I know the answer is somewhere in here. Looking for someone? Karlyn Schultz says “Ready or not here I come.” Nikki Hitt puts her best foot forward during class. SOPHOMORES ... MOVING ALONG With one year under their belts, the Sophomores soon became more comfortable with their new surround- ings. They were able to choose now from a variety of courses offered to them. This was also the year for them to join, join, join! Be it an athletic team, cheerleading squad, or one of the many clubs here at S. V, they showed their enthusiasm by par- ticipating in ail the activities. They especially enjoyed the pep rallies because now they were laughing at the Freshmen in the Peanut Gallery. They are moving along but still only beginning to experience the friend- ships and challenges our school holds. Standing before the firing squad. Another Army recruit? You really want to know what’s in this locker?” The Rockettes revived. We pose for Vogue.” Charles Brian Dawn Kelly Lori Darrell Michelle John Adams Akus Ames Amsden Anderson Atkinson Atkinson Babb Anna Jeff Karm Tom Robert Jeff Lisa Aletha Banko Barr Beard Bello Bemis Biletnikoff Bizzaro Bonner Carol Scott Colleen Raymond Randy Robert Cyndi Tom Bortzer Boyer Brady Brewer Brockway Brower Bryson Burns Dawn Stephen Kevin Ron Leslie Stacie Chris Beth Buseck Campbell Carroll Celeski Cenfetelli Champion Clark Cole Charles Michael Tracy Calvin Robert Patty Marvalene Scott Conway Copper Corbin Crockett Culp Decker DeLoache DeSantis Mike Ann Chris Jeffrey Sean Shawn Pete Hung Desmarias DiMarco Dina Dunbar Duncan Dundon Dunford Duong Dale Easter Robert Eliason Lucy Fatter Robert Ferloin Vincent Christopher Melissa Gary Ferloin Ferrare Fetzner Fitzsimmons V i s Melanie Fryszynski Douglas Gaeckle Wendy Geer Amy Gerhart Tina Glover Yuri Graves Kelly Green Robert Guelcher Darlene Hageman Eric Hardner Mathew Harris David Hart Brian Hartline Dan Heins Mary Herbert Harold Herring William Herring Kristen Randall Hersperger Hewitt John Hime Jeff Holodnak Michael Hooks John Hoover Kammie Hopkins John Horvath Brendan Hovis John Huff Dorothy Johnson i 1 i Rosemary Andre Debbie Lee Johnson Jones Kaliszewski Kauffman Beth Kemerer Steve Kennelley Barry Knight Brian Komar Cynthia Kovacs Lisa Kovacs Darra Kuehne Debbie Michelle Ron Frances Valerie Eddie Brian Lee Ann Kuehne Lawrence Legler Leone Lewis Lindenberger Lipiec Logan David Daniel Tamara Lenny Matt Lukens Lukowich Makarowsky Malinowski Mangold Jack Michelle Lisa Marchinetti Martinez Martucci Deborah Susan Patti Kim John Denise Tam Judy Moorhead Moyat Mrozowski Munson Muntean Myers Nguyen Oster Kelly John Doris Dave Michelle Danyell Michelle Sherrie Payne Pelkowski Pope Pruyn Raid Reed Rekitt Renze Chris Albert Jose Brian Frank Lisa Ernie Bonnie Riazzi Richards Rivera Roberts Rocco Rocco Rodriquez Roscinski Sandra Matt Richard Mike Lisa Sabrina Debra Tracy Ross Runser Runstedler Rupp Sabatino Stevenson Sagan Sargent James Brad Alethea Felicia Nicole Kris Caryn Gary Saur Schell Schroek Schroek Schroek Schultz Schwab Schwenk Gary Hung Dan Erika Cheryle Doresa Kim David Syrus Tang Thomas Thomas Thompson Thompson Tolbert Toy Sherry Chris Laurie Ron Amy Paula Melody Michelle Troutman Turben Twohig Valimont Van Asdale Vitale VonBuseck Vorberger Larry Michael Kenielynn Xethakis Xias Yeaney AUTOGRAPHS 47 We weren't talking that loud.” Two of a kind. 51 I’m coming back for the glass slipper I dropped. Who has caught Lisa Montie's eyes this time? Who me, up to something? GIRL Kris Schulz lends Chris Dina a hand. JUNIORS ... MOVING UP As the Juniors patiently waited to move up the line to become Seniors, they were a big asset to our school in the athletic program, clubs, and student government. They have given support to many school involved activities and have shown qualities of leadership in thoughts and ideas. With their Senior year approaching they begin to ask themselves many questions. Should I take A. P. English and Calculus? Or what about the P. S. A. T.? This is the year for decision making and with determination and guidance they will make the right ones. We hope they will enjoy their last year here as they shall become the leaders in '85 . Smitty is as bad as he looks. We know, only four to a table Steve Galloway gets live! ‘Hi there!’ Tracy Douglas Carol Laura Scott Joan Kevin Ken Amsden Amthor Anderson Armour Baird Barrett Beard Beer Jackie Chris John Cheryl Tammy Alan Vod Susan Belluomini Biebel Blanks Boehm Booth Bottoni Bowers Brasmgton Vickie Stephen Tony Becky Tanya Rodney Tom Denise Brown Bukowski Campanella Carlson Carothers Chiarelli Cirillo Cole Veronica Copeland Regina Courtney Clinton Ed John Crockett Cunningham Dalton Sandy Dever Denise DeVore Anthony Dickens Michelle Dimattio Emilio Mike Denise DiValerio Donnelly Driscoll Pam Duke April Dyess Brian Ellis Valerie English Terri Fox Sheila Fraley Paula Francis Matt Gardner Dan Craig Joe Giannelli Gottschling Graziano Priscilla Jo'AI Donald Jennifer Vikki Colette Beth John Green Grignol Grow Grubbs Guilford Hair Hamme Hanna Michael Cleo Susan Debbie Lisa Donald Laura Bobbie Hardner Harris Hess Hill Hopwood larussi Irwin Jeeter Lisa Cynthia Kathy Jeff Cynthia Matt Karen Gary Johannesmeyer Jones Jones Jordan Kaiser Kaliszewski Kinney Knost Carla William Jill Donald Lisa Ann Amy Lynn Susan Kocher Kormos Lakari Lambing Latina Lemmon Leone Leone Matt John Debbie Marsha Jane Heidi Jerry Patrick Marchinetti Markham Martin Martin Miller Milburn McCoy McDermott A I k. BB I ” ■ Jackie Carrie Roberta Eric Randy Ramone Andrea Valli McFadden McKay McKay Messenger Michalak Morales Morris Moyer Laurie Lynn Eric Tabathia Denise Michelle David John Myers Mozdy Nardo Noble Onslow Otteni Pacy Parker Usa Daniel Barb Nancy Darlene Laura Denise Barry Pelkowski Pelton Perry Pettit Prindle Prindle Polacci Propheter Ron John Ritz Ritz Patrick Reigel Ken Rexford Carlos Rivera Gerald Cheryl Mark Rozenek Rundquist Runser Ken Spinks Ann Spulak Tammy Stevens Vicky Stewart Susan Stratton Mike Link Szczutkowski Tang Sandra Tarbosso Harold Traeger Daryl Tavernese Lisa Teubert Eugene Thomas Michelle Thomas Sarita Tolbert Russ Torok Dennis Toy James Wagner Tammy Walker Rose Warren Amy Weindorf Scott Wellington Julie Witherow AUTOGRAPHS 56 Singing in the halls. Diane Rupp and Barb Perry, always seem to be hiding something. Cleo Harris, tall, dark and handsome Mike Grosso, I dare you to take the picture! Shawn McLaurin guards the halls of S.V. Mike Smith collects trophies! Jo'AI Grignol and her shadow. How much farther to go? Valli Moyer never gets any privacy. Eugene Thomas, How about next Saturday? My work is never done. THINGS WE’LL REMEMBER DIFFERENT STROKES FLASHDANCE FOCUS ON MANNERS Erie school Superintendent Thomas O’Rourke and the administration have decided to make manners instruction a district wide pilot project this year. School principals have been instructed to work on their own projects to enhance manners in each of the schools. The projects from each school will later be pooled, examined, and possibly molded into a district wide policy for future school years. Jennifer Beals STRONG VINCENT’S GASWELL In recent years, area schools have reaped the benefits of a gaswell on their property. This year, the school district drilled a gaswell in order to lower Strong Vincent’s outrageous heating bills. It is considered a good investment because the profits will greatly exceed the cost of construction. By saving Erie taxpayers money, the Colonel gaswell is a definite asset to the community. 1983 TOP TEN 1. Every Breath You Take 2. Total Eclipse Of The Heart 3. Little fled Corvette 4. Overkill 5. Separate Ways 6. Tell Her About It 7. Beat It 8. Sweet Dreams 9. Human Touch 10. Queen Of The Broken Heart ‘DAY AFTER’ SHOCKS AMERICA On Sunday, November 20th, 1983 tens of millions of Americans watched the depiction of the nuclear elimination of Kansas City and observed the nightmar- ish efforts of the people 38 miles away to survive the disaster. The aftershock of the television dramatization spread across America as the population realized that nuclear war is devastating. The ‘Day After’ had a definite effect on every viewer. Anti-nuclear groups said the movie showed that our country’s peace-through strength policy is outdat- ed for the nuclear age and an arms reduction is needed to save mankind. Many shaken children simplified this philosophy by saying, We just want to grow up.” STAYING ALIVE I NOTES, INC. Risky Business Eddie Murphy- FUiDER5 l Rock’n’ Roll ’n’ Video: 1983 TOP TEN 1. Flashdance 2. Return Of The Jedi 3. Mr. Mom 4. Risky Business 5. Staying Alive 6. War Games 7. Escape 2000 8. Easy Money 9. Nightmares 10. Trading Places JOHN F. KENNEDY REMEMBERED At the news of his death, people around the world were shocked. For many, the tragedy of Kennedy’s death instilled a new sense of admiration for the nation’s first Catholic president. In the years that followed, the feeling for John F. Kennedy did not dim but deepened as Americans recalled the energetic young man shot down before he could fulfill his aspirations for our country. T.J. HOOKER Live it to the limit ■ -------------- 1 Vaudreams SUSPENSION Orioles win World Series Calvin Klein A temporary In-School Suspension program has been arranged with Gridley Middle School. No longer will students disobeying school regulations be given a “3-day vacation.”. Rather, they will report to Gridley in the morning with assignments from all of their classes, and be confined to a room for three days until all their work is completed. WHAT A FEELING! THRILLER •TTlT DURAN DURAN Boy George Paul McCartney JORDACHE jnHii DALLAS JL GENERAL HOSPITAL LOST LAURA Levis WOMf NSWE AR Mp.T yoodu Michael Jacksoni 9PORTO Hotel Lee5 ® • Joan Rivers HILL STREET BLUES C-Average In an attempt to upgrade academics the Erie School District put a C average rule into effect this year. Under this policy a student must be academically eligible to play on sports teams by maintaining a C average in all ten credit courses. The school board feels that this will better prepare student-athlete for college. One inconsistency with this ruling is that it only affects students who are below average. Nothing has been done to improve the grades of students who receive C’s but possess the ability to earn A's and B's. Due to the controversy this issue has caused, more research has been done and future changes in the policy are expected. MANIAC ■ildll'.' ATflfli Mr. Mom -Jesse Jackson- Beach Boys ’ Wilson drownsW Dennis Wilson ESPRIT Cabbage Patch Kid As Cabbage Patch Kids swept the nation, the creators of these ex- traordinary dolls sprouted millions. Dolls with babylike features - big heads, round eyes, pudgy bodies, and outstretched arms became a much demanded item by children across America. Each one is unique and complete with birth certificates, adoption papers, double names, and personality profiles which are de- signed to increase bonding between the children and their doll-babies. No two are alike because of variations of eye, hair, skin color, and facial features. Therefore, to the proud parents of a Cabbage Patch child, these dolls are just as lovable and huggable as a real baby. The last year here for the class of 1984 was full of memories of the past and promises for the future. Four years ago we walked through the corridors of our school as Freshmen. Those years have passed by quickly, having made impressions in our minds which will last a lifetime. Seniors spend their final months reminiscing about friends, classes, parties, and special occasions which made high school life so enjoyable and rewarding. Though each of us will move on in our own direction we all will go with the increased awareness we have achieved through years of learning. Mae West - eat your heart out! 62 But Rich, it’s supposed to be good for you! READY, WILLING, and ABLE! SENIORS SENIORS, SENIORS, SENIORS President, Jack Rocco, Vice President, Terry Cooley, Treasurer, John Palmer, Secretary, Tracy Lee. Julie Agens Lisa Allen Ronald Almeda Peter Anusziewicz Scott Arble Michelle Arrington Renee Atkinson Ralph Bailey Christopher Ball Jedelle Battles Kristin Beer James Bello Brian Benshoff Jeremy Benson Kimberly Bewley Allen Bey Richard Bottoni Kathleen Brady Ernie and Bert 66 Michele Brigante Marcie Brown David Bruce Susan Bryson Scott Buseck Shawn Carey Jerri Carson Kimberly Caruso Joseph Ceresa Gary Chrostowski Vicky Clawson Kimberly Cook Terry Cooley Mary Cratty John Crowley Terry Costello Richard Courtney Danny Cubitt Rina Culp Timothy Dailey Helen DeBoe Whatcha talkin' about? Jacklyn DeHaas Cynthia Detwiler Mary DiBello Lisa Dilimone Julie DiMarco Susan Dina Brad Downes Therese Driscoll Mark Eastman Melissa Engle Laura Ennis Denise Erazo Caroline Erdman Tracy Falcone Donald Fanzini Lisa Feathers Gerald Ferrier 68 Edward Fetzner Nicholas Filia Linda Flagg Tammy Flegal Elizabeth Fleming Dawn Fried Scott Galbraith David Galvin Paula Gardner Tami Gillespie Lynne Goda Lisa Graham Nadine Guerassimotf Eric Hair Daniel Hanson Synden Harris Lynn Harvey Joseph Hathaway Lisa Herbert Lizette Hernandez 69 Angela Holland Frank Horniak Jeff Hovls Maria Jakubowski Richard Jenkins Debbie Johnson Kathy Johnson David Juliante Shelly Kendziora Ilka Keul Vickie King Christine Kobylinski James Kosobucki Kathleen Kuffer Anna LaRiccia Brenda Lavery Tracy Lee Brian Lemmon Becky Leone Scott Leone Tracy Lewis Lisa Lindenberger Timothy Locket Michael Loesel Maria Lopez Erin Loringer Mark Lyons Joseph MacWhirter Stacy Maggio Don't touch me it tickles! Robert Majczyk Sharon Malinowski Trisha Mangoni Cora Martin Diane Martinez Steven Martinson Charles Matkovich Anthony McCullum Mike McLaurin Paul Meahl Carlos Melero Kathleen Milburn Lora Moffatt Michael Mong Susan Moorhead Pamela Morgan Jody Moss Laurence Moyer Ruthann Moyer Eric Munson Tamara Murphy Watch out world - here we come! Duryea Mysnyk Gary Nardo Kevin Nichols Lori Nielsen John Palmer James Paulson 72 Kevin Pearson Laurie Pedano Frank Penpek Donald Piotrowski Lisa Pope Theresa Quinn James Reid Gregory Reynolds Renee Reynolds Mark Riazzi Stefanie Ritz Gregory Ries Jack Rocco Audali Rodriguez Michelle Roscinski John Rupp Beth Sagan Lisa Santia John Saraceno Susan Sardini 73 Tamara Schipper Alexandra Schulze Nancy Seidewand Lisa Serafini Frankey Shatto Ruth Shepard Vickie Silva Thomas Spinks Robin Stafford Mathew Stephens Linda Stratton Jeanne Strenio Tammie Swalley Ricky Talbot Cheryl Terriberry Delta Terry Roxanne Snyder Edward Thompson Ralph Toland Karen Torok 74 Brian Tregaskis Kathleen Trohoske Cheri Turner Michael Torta James Vieira William Villa Thong Vuong Wesley Wagner Sandra Walker Deborah Wargo David Watkins Stacy Watson James Wilson Anne Witt Christian Witman John Woodward 75 “You’ve got the cutest little baby face. Wes Wagner says, “Thumbs up for Seniors!” Frank Hornik thinks playing chess is better than eating a school lunch. What’s Julie hiding in her Just Pants bag? SENIOR DIRECTORY Julie Agens, 1130 West 6th St., Newspaper 2,3,4, Student Forum 2. Lisa Marie Allen, 440 West 9th St., Colorguard 1,2, Gym Monitor 3, Student Council 1,2, Business Club 3,4, Black American Culture Club 3, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Ronald Andrew Almeda, 19 West 4th St., Football 2,4, Basketball Manager, Chess Club Peter Anuszkiewicz, 3701 Allegheny, Waterpolo 4, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Office Monitor 4. Scott L. Arble, 433 West 8th St., Cross Country 2,3,4, Track Field 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2, Spokesman Staff 2. Michelle Arrington, 360 West 3rd St., Black American Culture Club 3,4. Renee Atkinson, 301 Chestnut, Black American Culture Club 3,4. Ricky Atkinson, 217 East 8th St., Football 1, Basketball 2, Black American Culture Club 4. Ralph Bailey, 1622 Chestnut St. Christopher J. Ball, 4009 Ellsworth Ave. Waterpolo 4, Basketball 1, Swimming 4, Spokesman Staff 2,3,4, Guidance Monitor, 1,3, Hall Monitor 4. Jedell Battles, 505 West 4th St., Football 4, Gymnastics Manager 1, Concert Band 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3, Choir 3,4, Senior Class Play 2. Kristin Beer, 1211 West 10th St., French Club 2,3, Nurse Monitor 3, Hall Monitor 2. James Bello, 3724 Ellsworth Ave. Football 3,4, Waterpolo 1.2.3.4, Swimming 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Dante Club 1.2, Office Monitor 3,4, Prom Committee 4. Brian L. Benshoff, 1709 West 21st St., Library Monitor Jeremy P. Benson, 707 West 5th St., Football 3,4, Wrestling 1.2, Baseball 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Hall Monitor 2,3. Kimberley Sue Bewley, 1677 West 15th St., Office Monitor 3.4, Allen Maurice Bey, 719 West 4th St„ Football 3,4, Track Field 3,4, Marching Band 1,2, Choir 4, Black American Culture Club 3. Richard A. Bottoni, 2020 Woodrow Ave., Stage Band 1,3. Kathleen Erin Brady, 1148 West 6th St., Golf 4, Volleyball 3, Track Field 2,4, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 1, Spanish Club 2, Spokesman Staff 3, Office Monitor 2, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Michele Ann Brigante, 935 West 16th St., Spanish Club 4, Guidance Monitor 4. Marcie Lynn Brown, 2934 Post Ave., Swimming 3, Track Field 1,3,4, Student Council 4. David C. Bruce, 544 Kahkwa Blvd., Bowling 2, Baseball 2.3.4, Hall Monitor 4, Hi-Q Quiz Team 4. Susan Lynn Bryson, 1155 West 5th St., Golf 4, Volleyball 3, Gym Monitor 2, Guidance Monitor 3. Andre Buckner, 1822 Cascade St., Wrestling 4, Track Field 4, Choir 4, Black American Culture Club 3. Scott Buseck, 1331 West 9th St., Spokesman Staff 4, Choir 3.4, Senior Class Play 2. Shawn Patrick Carey, 2410 Plum St., Basketball 1,2, Stage Band 3,4, Stage Crew 3,4, Hall Monitor 3. Jerri Rochelle Carson, 2504 East 41st St„ Volleyball 2, Business Club 4, Girls Chorus 1, Library Monitor 4, Prom Committee 4. Kimberly Anne Caruso, 3124 Rustic Lane, Nurse Monitor 4. Joseph F. Ceresa, 1011 West 7th St., Cross Country 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Spanish Club 2,4, Treasurer 4. Christina Chiarelli, 1046 West 9th St., Golf 4, Basketball 4, Student Council 2,3, Dante Club 1, Business Club 4, Prom Committee 4. Gary Chrostowski, 2714 Harvard Rd., Tennis 4, Track Field, 1,2, Student Council 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Spokesman Staff 4, Office Monitor 3, Banquet Committee 4. Vicky Clawson, 1321 West 9th St., Cheerleader 1, Pom Pom 2,3. Erskine Cole, 635 West 5th St., Wrestling 1, Business Club 2.3, Black American Culture Club 3. Kimberly S. Cook, 7875 Hamot Rd., Golf 4, Girls Softball 3.4, Cheerleader 3,4, Student Council 1, Spokesman Staff 3,4, Office Monitor 1. Terry Dwayne Cooley, 2149 West 21st St., Cross Country 3, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, Student Council 1,4, Business Club 3, Choir 4, Student Forum 3.4, Black American Culture Club 3, Library Monitor 4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Vice President. Terrence P. Costello, 3850 Trask Ave., Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1, Baseball 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Spokesman Staff 4, Guidance Monitor 3, Hall Monitor 1,2. Richard Courtney, 1758 Skyline Drive, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track Field 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1. Mary Cratty, 1360 West 22nd St„ Girls Chorus 1, Choir 4. John Crowley, 2623 Harvard Rd., Hockey 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Hall Monitor 2, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Danny Cubitt, 2934 Ellsworth Ave., Swimming 4, Hockey 1. Rina Culp, 918 West 3rd St., Volleyball 4, Colorguard 2, NHS 4, Student Council 4, Business Club 4, Newspaper 2.3.4, Office Monitor 4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Tim Dailey, 722 Colorado Dr. Helen DeBoe, 1046 West 4th St., Track and Field 2, Black American Cul. Club 3, Office Monitor 4. Jackie DeHaas, 2922 Ellsworth Ave., Student Council 1,4, French Club 1, Business Club 3,4, Office Monitor 4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Student Council Recording Secretary. Dave Desmarais, DeVoe Ave., Track Field 1,2, Hall Monitor 1. Cynthia Detwiler, 2627 Holland St., Cross Country 3,4, Track Field 2,3,4, NHS Vice-President 4, French Club 2.3.4, President 4, Business Club 3, Spokesman Staff 4, Hi-Q Team 4, Banquet Committee 4. Mary E. DiBello, 2117 Raspberry St., Dante Club 1,2, Business Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Spokesman Staff 82 SENIOR DIRECTORY 4, Studio Orchestra 1, Office Monitor 4, Prom Committee 4. Lisa Dilimone, 1708 Walnut St., Colorguard 3, Spokesman Staff 2,3,4, Library Monitor 2. Julie Ann DiMarco, 1109 West 25th St., Lunch Monitor 2. Susan P. Dina, 1346 West 9th St., Gymnastics 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3,4, Business Club 4, Girls Chorus 1, Office Monitor 4, Senior Class Play 2, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Brad Downes, 822 Chestnut St., Football 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1, Stage Band 1, Hall Monitor 1,2. Therese M. Driscoll, 918 West 10th St., Business Club 3,4, Red Cross 1, Gym Monitor 1, Hall Monitor 1,2, Studio Orchestra 1,2,3. Mark R. Eastman, 1413 West 24th St., Stage Crew 3, Library Monitor 2. Melissa Engle, 253 West Front St., Gym Monitor 4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Laura Ennis, 1723 West 32nd St., Cheerleader 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Business Club 3,4. Denise Erazo, 545 Vi West 17th St., Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Business Club 3,4, Office Monitor 2,4, Hall Monitor 1, Library Monitor 2, Vice-President Spanish Club 4. Caroline K. Erdman, 1605 West 22nd St., Track Field 1, Spanish Club 1, Business Club 3, Office Monitor 1, Hall Monitor 2, Prom Committee 4, Ski Club 1,3. Tracy M. Falcone, 1815 West 33rd St., Tennis 1, Colorguard 2,3, Co-Captain 4, Dante Club 1, Business Club 3,4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Donald Christopher Franzini Jr., 1827 West 32nd St., Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2, Track Field 2,3,4, Choir 1, Hall Monitor 1,2, Library Monitor 3,4. Lisa Feathers, 646 West 3rd St. Gerald P. Ferrier, 3605 Post Ave., Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Golf 1, Cross Country 3,4, Swimming 3,4, Track Field 1.2.3.4. Edward G. Fetzner, 1253 West 20th St. Nick Vincent Filia, 1128 West 5th St., Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Studio Orchestra 1,2. Linda Darlene Flagg, 651 West 17th St., Pom Pom 3, Gym Monitor 4, Hall Monitor 1, Library Monitor 2. Tammy Suzanne Flegal, 4027 Crestmont Ave., Spanish Club 3,4, Business Club 3,4, Prom Committee 4. Elizabeth Fleming, 2140 West 22nd St., Cheerleader 3, Spanish Club 2,4; Stage Crew 1,2, Girls Chorus 4, Guidance Monitor 1. Dawn Fried, 1025 Cranberry St., Lunch Monitor 2. Scott Galbraith, 1024 West 9th St., Track Field 1,2,3,4, Stage Crew 4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Dave Galvin, 1033 West 5th St., Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1. Paula Gardner, 2617 Hudson Road, Cheerleader 3,4, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1,2, Student Council 1.2.3.4, NHS Secretary 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Choir 4, Library Monitor 2, Rifles 3,4, Spokesman Queen. Tami Lynne Gillespie, 1152 West 20th St., Tennis 4, Business Club 3,4, Library Monitor 2. Lynne Michelle Goda, 1251 West 8th St., Girls’ Softball 1, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 2,4, Spanish Club 1,2,4, Newspaper Staff 4, Office Monitor 1, Guidance Monitor 4, Library Monitor 2. Lisa Marie Graham, 418 West 3rd St., Business Club 3,4, Black American Culture Club 2. Nadine Ann Guerassimoff, 2160 West 22nd St., Dante Club 1.2, Business Club 1,2, Hall Monitor 1,2. Pati Hahn, 1704 West 14th St., Tennis 2, Volleyball 3, Swimming 4, Gymnastics 1, Girls Chorus 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4. Eric Barry Hair, 1412 West 8th St., Student Council 1,2,3,4, Hall Monitor 1,2, Hi-Q Team 4. John D. Hall, 945 West 3rd St., Track Field 1,4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Dan Hanson, 242 East 9th St., Wrestling 1,2, Office Monitor 2.3, Synden Harris, 925 West 18th St., NHS 4, Business Club 3.4, Hall Monitor 2,3, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Homecoming Queen. Lynn Harvey, 1364 West 24th St. Joseph Hathaway, 706 Cherry St., Wrestling 2, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track Field 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, Student Council 1,4, United Nations 4, Y-Teens 4, Spanish Club 1.2.3.4, Newspaper Staff 4, Prom Committee 4. Lisa Herbert, 1204 West 21 st St., Tennis 4, Gymnastics 1,2, Track Field 3, Senior Class Play 2. Lizette Hernandez, 632 West 8th St., Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Frank Hornik, 706 West 7th St. Jeffrey Richard Hovis, 519 West 5th St., Stage Band 4. Maria Anne Jakubowski, 1306 West 9th St., Girls' Softball 1, Colorguard 1, Dante Club 1, Business Club 3,4, Library Monitor 2. Myron Jarema, 2727 Emerson Ave., Waterpolo 3, Wrestling 1. Deborah Lee Johnson, 1733 West 21st St., Gymnastics 2, Business Club 3, Girls Chorus 1,2, Hall Monitor 2, Lunch Monitor 2, Ski Club 3. Kathy Johnson, 1430 West 8th St., Gymnastics 2, Cheerleader 2,3, Girls Chorus 2,3,4. Richard Jenkins, 330 East 21st St., Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track Field 1,2,3,4, Choir 1, Hall Monitor 2. David Jiuliante, 3715 Stough Ave., Waterpolo 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2,3, Stage Crew 2, Hall Monitor 2,3, Ski Club. Maurice Jones, 410 Reed St., Track Field 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2, Spanish Club 4, Black American Culture Club 3, Hall Monitor 2. Todd D. Jones, 633 West 3rd St., Football 3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track Field 3, Hall Monitor 1. Shelly Lyn Kendziora, 310 Cascade St., Colorguard 1,2, Lieutenant 3, Co-Captain 4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2, Business Club 3,4, Guidance Monitor 2, Hall Monitor 1, Mr. Behan Monitor 4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Ilka Keul, 2814 Hudson Rd., Volleyball 3. 83 SENIOR DIRECTORY Garrison Lewis Keyes, 116 East 23rd St., Choir 1,2,3,4, Hall Monitor 1,2, Mr. Behan Monitor 4. Vickie King, 1105 West 11th St., Girls Chorus 1,2,3, Choir 4, Hall Monitor 2. Christine Kobylinski, 1724 West 22nd St., Twirler 3,4, French Club 2,3, Spokesman Staff 4. Jim Kosobucki, 2910 Ellsworth Ave., Waterpolo 2,3,4, Swimming 2,3,4, Hall Monitor 2. Kathleen Kuffer, 1134 West 11th St., Girls Chorus 1,2,3, Choir 4, Colorguard 1,2. Anna LaFticcia, 1825 West 24th St., Tennis 3,4, Girls Softball 2, Twirler 3, Student Council 2, Business Club 3.4, Red Cross 1, Studio Orchestra 1,2,4, Double Twirler 4, Hall Monitor 2. Brenda Lavery, 1112 West 29th St., Cheerleader 2,3,4, Dante Club 1,2, Hall Monitor 2. Tracy Lee, 460 West 2nd St., Volleyball 4, Colorguard 1,2, Student Council 1,2, Business Club 3,4, Black Amer. Club 3,4, Hall Monitor 1,2, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Secretary. Brian Lemmon, 320 Sassafras St., Cross Country 1, Bowling 1, Dante Club 1, Hall Monitor 2. Becky Leone, 1122 West 11th St., Student Council 4, Spokesman Staff 2,3, Gym Monitor 4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Scott Leone, 421 Plum St., Cross Country 1, Baseball 1,2, Track and Field 4, Stage Crew 4, Hall Monitor 1,2,4. Tracy Lewis, 1110 West 8th St., Colorguard 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, French Club 1,2, Newspaper Staff 4, Office Monitor 2.4, Prom Committee 4, Library Monitor 1. Lisa Lindenberger, 4059 Garden Ave., Colorguard 2,3, Spanish Club 2, Office Monitor 4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Erin Loringer, 1153 West 9th St., Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2, Guidance Monitor 4, Hall Monitor 3, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Boys Basketball Statistician 2,3,4, Football Statistician 4. Mark Lyons, 1142 West 21st St., Golf 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, Dante Club 1,2, Spokesman Staff 3,4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Joe MacWhirter, 1046 West 26th St. Stacy Maggio, 1119 Brown Ave., Girls Chorus 1. Robert Majczyk, 212 East 3rd St., Marching Band 3,4, Business Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Spokesman Staff 4, Choir 3,4, Guidance Monitor 3,4, Library Monitor 2, Photography Club 2, Spokesman Salesman 2,3. Sharon Malinowski, 1713 West 21st St., Cheerleader 3,4, Student Council 2, Business Club 3, Girls Chorus 1,2,4, Choir 3,4. Trisha Mangoni, 704 Weschler Ave., Gymnastics 1, Hall Monitor 2. Diane Martinez, 1732 West 8th St., Colorguard 1, Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Steven Martinson, 1250 West 20th St., Bowling 1,2, Concert Band 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 4, NHS 4, Student Council 1, Gym Monitor 1,2,3,4, Hi-Q Team 4. Charles Matkovich, 523V2 West 2nd St. Tony McCullum, 1442 West 25th St., Track and Field 2,3, Choir 1,2, Hall Monitor 2. Michael McLaurin, 1603 West 11th St., Football 4, Track and Field 4, Marching Band 1, Student Council 1, Choir 4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Paul Meahl, 510 West 10th St., Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1.2.3.4, NHS 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Office Monitor 4. Kathleen Milburn, 1110 Liberty St., Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Hall Monitor 2. Lora Moffat, 732 West 7th St., Golf 4, Swimming 3,4, NHS 2.3.4, Y-Teens 1, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Treasurer of NHS. Michael Mong, 1110 West 21st St., Cross Country 1, Track and Field 1, NHS 4, Dante Club 1,2, Spokesman Staff 3.4, Hall Monitor 2, Editor of Yearbook. Sue Moorhead, 1023 Rasberry St., Tennis 1,2, Pom Pom 2.3, French Club 1, Newspaper Staff 1,2,3, Gym Monitor 3, Hall Montior 2, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Pam Morgan, 642 West 21st St., Gymnastics 3, Cheerleader 2,3, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 4, Choir 4, Guidance Monitor 4, Hall Monitor 2. Jody Moss, 1305 West 23rd St., Office Monitor 1, Hall Monitor 1. Larry Moyer, 1009 10th St., Manager Cross Country 4, Student Council 1. Ruthann Moyer, 1009 West 10th St., NHS 4, Business Club 3.4, Eric Munson, 1847 W. 22nd St., Track and Field 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Hall Monitor 1,2, Prom Committee 4, High-Q Team 4, Newspaper Editor 3,4, Photography Club 4. Tammy Murphy, 310 Cascade St., Colorguard 2, Student Council 2, Girls Chorus 1,2. Gary Nardo, 1724 West 36th St., Dante Club 1. Bill Naughton, 2105 Manor Dr., Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Hall Monitor 2. Kevin Nichols, 425 Cherry St., Stage Crew 2. John Palmer, 1939 West 34th St., Golf 1,2,4, Cross Country 2,3, NHS 3,4, Student Council 1,2, Red Cross 1,2, Newspaper Staff 4, Office Monitor 3,4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, President of NHS, Senior Class Treasurer. James Paulson, 1330 West 11th St., Hall Monitor 1,2. Kevin Pearson, 1849 West 21st St., Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,4, Hall Monitor 2. Laurie Pedano, 817 Lincoln Ave., Volleyball 1,3, Guidance Monitor 4, Library Monitor 1. Frank Penpek, 1019 West 7th St., Golf 2,3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track and Field 3,4, Office Monitor 3. Donald Piotrowski, 502 East 4th St., Cross Country 1,4, Track and Field 4, Choir 3,4. Lisa Pope, 526 West 3rd St., Gymnastics 1, Girls Softball 2, Colorguard 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, Business Club 1.4, Newspaper Staff 1, Girls Chorus 4, Choir 1,2,3, Black Amer. Cul. Club 1,2,3, Office Monitor 4, Nurse Monitor 4, Hall Monitor 1,3, Prom Committee 4. Conni Pruyn, 429 West 7th St. Mark Riazzi, 1511 Plum St., Football 3, Baseball 2,3,4, Hall 84 SENIOR DIRECTORY Monitor 2,3. Greg Ries, 3518 Allegheny, Golf 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track and Field 1, Prom Committee 4. Jim Reid, 218 Colorado Drive, Waterpolo 3,4, Swimming 3.4, Newspaper 3,4, Ski Club 4. Greg Reynolds, 1253 West 21st St., Golf 3, Stage Band 1. Jack Rocco, 1744 West 23rd St., Football 2,3,4, Track Field 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Dante Club 2,3, Hall Monitor 1, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class President. Michelle Marie Roscinski, 1025 West 7th St., Volleyball 2.3.4, Captain 4, NHS 4, Student Council 1,2, French Club 1, Hall Monitor 1, Library Monitor 2. Darren Rouse, 1106 Cascade John Rupp, 830 West 10th, Football 4, Wrestling 3, Hall Monitor 2, Ski Club 1,2,3. Beth Sagan, 2172 North Manor Drive, Gymnastics 1,2, Spanish Club 1,2, Office Monitor 4, Guidance Monitor 2, Hall Monitor 1. John Saraceno, 1127 West 7th St., Football 1,2,3, Track Field 4, Hall Monitor 1,2. Susan Sardini, 1106 West 8th St., Business Club 4, Spokesman Staff 2,3,4, Hall Monitor 1, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Editor of Yearbook Renita Scott, 249 West Front St., Nancy Jean Seidewand, 632 West 7th St., Track Field 3, NHS 4, Spanish Club 2, Girls' Chorus 4, Student Forum 4, Prom Committee 4. Lisa Marie Serafini, 2321 Plum St., Student Council 4, Business Club 4, Girls Chorus 1, Choir 2; Office Monitor 4, Gym Monitor 1,2,3,4, Hall Monitor 1,2,4, Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play 2. Frank Shatto, 502 West 5th St., Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Ruth Shepard, 809 Liberty St., Tennis 1,2,3,4, Girls' Softball 1,2, NHS 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Business Club 3.4, Library Monitor 1,2, Pool Monitor 3,4. Vicki Silva, 828 West 2nd St., Gym Monitor 2,3,4. Roxanne Snyder, 424 Liberty St., Gymnastics 1,2, Pom Pom 3, Business Club 4, Newspaper Staff 2,3. Thomas Spinks, 1335 West 10th St., Football 1, Wrestling 1,3, NHS 3,4, Student Council 1,3, Newspaper Staff 3, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Robin Stafford, 1033 West 4th St., Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4. Matthew Stephens, 1703 West 6th St., Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track Field 4, Banquet Committee. Linda Sue Stratton, 923 West 8th St., Golf 4, Volleyball 2.3.4, Girls’ Softball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2, Business Club 3,4, Office Monitor 1,2, Hall Monitor 1,2, Prom Committee 4. Jeane Marie Strenio, 710 Raspberry St., Colorguard 1,2,3, Captain 3, Business Club 4, Spokesman Staff 4, Office Monitor 1, Hall Monitor 2, Banquet Committee 4. Tammie Swalley, 357 West 5th St., Volleyball 1, Gymnastics 2, Girls' Softball 2, Colorguard 1,2, Twirler 2, Concert Band 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2, Newspaper Staff 1, Stage Crew 2, Girls’ Chorus 4, Choir 1,3, Gym Monitor 4. Ricky Talbot, 1943 West 34th St., Golf 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1.2.3.4, Bowling 1, NHS 4, Student Council 1, Basketball Team Manager 1. Delta Terry, 411 West 4th St., Football 1,2, Track Field 1.2.3.4, Stage Crew 4, Black American Club 3, Office Monitor 2, Hall Monitor 2. Kristin Thomas, 215 Liberty St., Swimming 1,3, Track Field 3, Marching Band 2,3, Girls' Chorus 1, Choir 2,3,4, Office Monitor 2, Guidance Monitor 2, Hall Monitor 1, Library Monitor 1. Edward Roy Thompson, 1235 West 9th St., Wrestling 1, Student Council 1,2, Hall Monitor 2, Photography Club Ralph Toland, 102 Poplar St., Bowling 1,2, Concert Band 1.2, Marching Band 1,2. Michael P. Torta, 2114 Canton Ave., Football 3,4, Golf 1,2, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4, French Club 3, Business Club 3, Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Choir 1, Hall Monitor 2, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play 2. Brian Tregaskis, 2309 Cranberry St., Stage Band 1, Student Council 1, French Club 1, Office Monitor 3, Guidance Monitor 1,2. Kathleen Trohoske, 3512 Charlotte St., Pom Pom 1,2,3, Business Club 3,4. Jim Vieira, 521 Connecticut Dr., Waterpolo 3,4, Swimming 1.2.3.4, Hall Monitor 1,2. William A. Villa Jr., 3836 Ellsworth Ave., Golf 2,3,4, Baseball 3.4, NHS 3,4, Student Council 1,2, Office Monitor 3, Hall Monitor 1,2, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Thong Vuong, 1022 West 8th St., Wrestling 2,3,4. Wesley Wagner, 1051 West 9th St., Wrestling 1, Tennis 2,4, Baseball 1,3, Spanish Club 4. David Watkins, 1316 West 24th St., Football 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1. Stacy Watson, 359 West Front St., Business Club 3,4, Black American Culture Club 3, Gym Monitor 4, Banquet Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. Christian J. Whitman, 706 Liberty St., Cross Country 3,4, Track Field 3,4, Hall Monitor 3,4, Prom Committee 4. James L. Wickles, 314 Sassafras St. James R. Wilson, 2115 South Manor Dr., Football 1, Wrestling 2, Guidance Monitor 4. John Woodward, 229 Beverly Dr., Football 1,2, Waterpolo 1.2.4, Cross Country 1,2, Swimming 1,2,3, Hall Monitor 1.3. Robert Woodward, 229 Beverly Dr., Football 3, Captain 4, Waterpolo 4, Swimming 4, Track Field 3,4, Office Monitor 1,2. Deborah Wargo, 231 West 4th St., Business Club 4. Gene C. Young, 959 West 8th St., Golf 4, French Club 4, Library Monitor 4, Senior Class Play 2. Robert W. Young, 1543 West 31st St., Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. 85 Bryson says things are looking up! 88 Joe Hathaway loves homework this much. But Mike Torta loves it even more! Jack Rocco, Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde? CUSTODIAL STAFF The class of 84 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. Cafeteria ladies L to Ft: L. Manson, B. West, Y. Suminski, B. Kraus, Back Row: H. Leone, A. Naughton, M. Bartlett. Not showing (in back row): A. Tatalone, G. Kader, A. D Amico. First Row: D. Ellis, E. Niedzielski; center: E. Almeda, Back Row: P. Isaac, J. McNerney, not pictured: F. Jaglowski. 91 EVERYONE IS WELCOME HERE Newspaper Editors, Rina Culp and Eric Munson work on layout for the Colonel News. Clubs are the mainstay of any school because they offer everybody, from Freshman to Senior, an opportunity for growth and active involvement through participation in various fund raisers, community projects, dances, and other social events. Anyone can join from a variety of clubs offered at school. Our clubs are active, interesting, and even exciting at times. Among the memorable fund raisers of the year were the Pie in the Face contest, the magazine drive, and delicious bake sales. Captains of the Varsity Cheerleading Squad, Robin Stafford and Lynn Goda. 92 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 L to R: L. Moffatt, P. Gardner, J. Palmer, C. Detwiler, Row 2: R. Culp, T. Costello, N. Seidweind, E. Munson, S. Martinson, P. Meahl, Row 3: M. Mong, J. Rocco, J. Benson, R. Shepard, R. Moyer, Row 4: B. Villa, J. Hathaway, T. Cooley, M. Roscinski, R. Talbot. Officers Vice President; Cindy Detwiler, Pre- sident; John Palmer, Treasurer; Lora Moffatt, Secretary; Paula Gardner. The National Honor Society is an organization dedicated to serving the school and the community. To be eligible for membership, a student must demon- strate leadership, service to the school, flawless character, and a scholastic average of 3.2 or better. Members are elected by the faculty. Under the direction of advisor, Miss Savacchio, the Society has established many fund raisers such as bake sales and dinner raffles, with the proceeds going to a selected charity and the purchase of X-mas trees, which are planted each year on the school campus. 94 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 L to R' L Kovacs, M. Raid, L. Leonetti, R. Legler, J. DeHaas, R. Culp, J. Hathaway, C. Honey, K Leonetti R Bottoni. Row 2: V. Lewis, L. Myers, M. Brown, E. Loringer, P. Gardner, L. Serafim, T Sansome, C. Hair, S. Harris, M. Cobb, C. Bryson, M. Stewart, J. Lakari, Row 3: C. Riazzi, L. Kaufman, B. Shaw, R. Reynolds, K. Green, A. Fetter, A. Dyess. M. Alexander, P. Ott, D. Gaekle, A. Bottoni, P. Para, R. Warren, Row 4: M. Torta, J. Rocco, S. Kendziora, J. Saraceno, S. Arble, e' Hair, T. Cooley, A. Smith, J. Barr, E. Messenger, K. Spinks, P. MacDermit. OFFICERS Officers, Vice President, Lori Leonetti, Treasurer, Ron Legler, Recording Secretary, Jackie DeHaas, Corresponding Secretary, Rina Culp, President, Joe Hathaway. The Student Council s main objective is to coordinate student body efforts wishes with administration policies. This group also organizes and schedules school activi- ties. Under Mr. Mullen, advi- sor, the Council sponsored a dance and a successful Homecoming. 95 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: J. Saraceno, R. Young, C. Whitman, M. Grosso, K. Walker, E. Fetzner Row 2 K. Spinks, J. Rupp, J. Sweenet. BUSINESS CLUB Row 1: D. Wargo, R. McKay, D. Driscoll, T. Driscoll, R. Culp, J. DeHaas, A. LaRiccia, L. Stratton, S. Dina, C. Chiarelli, R. Moyer, L. Graham, T. Lee, L. Pope. Row 2: L. Feathers, D. Erazo, J. Juliante, B. Downes, J. Saraceno, R. Young, R. Woodward, M. Brown, G. Chrostowski, A. Witt, T Flegal, S. Watson. Row 3: T. Falcone, M. Jakubowski, D. Mysnyk, S. Kendzoria, J. Rupp, W. Wagner, J. Parker, T. Gillespie, R. Shepard, S. Harris. Row 4: J. Carson, S. Moorehead, M. Lyons, R. Michalak, R. Chiarelli, J. Dunbar, J. Bello, M. Roscinski. STAGE CREW (L to R) Scott Leone, Shawn Carey, Jerry Rozeneck, Delta Terry The stage crew is active in all stage productions, such as props and lighting. They also help in the daily distribution of film projectors, television sets, video tape recorders etc. The advisor of the stage crew is Mr. John Plavcan. HALL MONITORS Fiann1'|CMBr iiE' HDir’ Ro m® G‘ Keyes' J' Bensor1' G Rles' J- RuPP’ R- Woodward, J. Ceresa, L. Flagg, J_ McCullum. Row 2: N. Seidwand, G. Young, J. Carson, L. Pope, T. Cooley, J. Rocco, J Ritz M cy°AnSK, o ’ Gostell°- D- Fanzini- L- Leonetti, T. Cirillo. Row 3: D. Bruce, J. Saraceno, J. Hall, S. Leone S. Arble, P. Anuszkiewicz, W. Wagner, F. Penpek, D. Juiliante, G. Chrostowski, C. Whitman, M Riazzi M i orta, T. Carothers. LIBRARY MONITORS Row 1: Brian Benshoff, Roberta McKay, Jerry Carson. Row 2: Eric Hair, Gene Youna Terry Cooley. M 98 OFFICE AND GUIDANCE MONITORS Row 1: M. DiBello, L. Pedano, L. Goda, L. Serafini, R. Culp, J. DeHaas. L. Lindenburger, S. Kendziora, L. Pope, L. Irwin, M. Bowers. Row 2: M. Brigante, T. Lewis, E. Loringer, J. Bello, S. Dina, G. Chrostowski, B. Flemming, L. Johannesmeyer. Row 3: R. Johnson, T. Bowersox, J. Benson, W. Wagner, B. Villa, G. Ries, P. Anuszkiewicz, B. Lupichuk, P. Meahl, J. Wilson, B. Sagan, D. Erazo, C. Martin. Row 1: Beth Sagan, Denise Erazo, Lisa Pope. Row 2: Laurie Pedano, Rich Courtney, Shelley Kendziora, Lisa Lindenburger. ATTENDANCE OFFICE MONITORS The monitors have many responsibilities such as helping the librarian by filing and signing out books. They run errands and watch the halls for the teachers and administrators. The monitors also collect the absentee lists from the teachers, thus assisting Mr. Behan, in the attendance office. We thank these special people for their dedication and hard work. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS “This is the way we clap our hands .. Under the leadership of Mrs. Karen Stafford, the 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleaders had a very successful season. Led by Captains Robin Stafford and Lynne Goda the colonelettes brought much excitement to the football and basketball seasons. Much of the school spirit was generated by the cheerleaders at the pep rallies and assemblies. The cheerleaders would like to thank the student body for their support throughout the year. Captains Robin Stafford and Lynne Goda SMILE WITH PRIDE Row 1 L to R: L. Ennis, S. Loader, Row 2: L. Hopwood, P. Gardner, L. Goda, Row 3: S. Malinowski, T. Carothers, R. Stafford. J. V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Debbie Sagan, Lisa Martucci. Row 2: Mary Alexander, llene McCarthy, Row 3: Chris Dina, Colleen Brady, Laurie Twohig. The 1983-84 J. V. Cheerleaders had a fun filled season. They showed great support and enthusiasm for both the J. V. Football and Basketball teams. Their tremendous spirit and hard work greatly contributed to the teams' victories. The cheerleaders also participated in the pep rallies, helping to promote school spirit. The Colonels are always on top. WATERPOLO AND WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Kris Schultz, Lisa Sabitino. Row 2: Tracy Corbin, Michelle DeDad, Dawn Buseck. Row 3: Chris Turben, Missy Malone, Christen Zebroski. Captains: Lisa Sabitino and Kris Schultz. The 1983-84 Waterpolo and Wrestling cheerleaders had a successful season. The squad was composed of all new cheerleaders, each one showing a lot of enthusiasm and determination. They en- joyed generating school spirit and appreciated the par- ticipation of the loyal fans in attendance. Colonels stick together. NEWSPAPER STAFF L to R Row 1: Jim Reid, Bill Lupichuk, Tina Seelinger, Row 2: Jerry Rozenek, John Palmer, John Ritz, Mike Torta, Eric Munson. L to R, Row 1: Paula Gardner, Beth Sagan, Lynne Goda, Rina Culp, Robin Stafford, Jeff Biletnikoff, Row 2: Laurie Twohig, Michael Hardner, John Ritz, Julie Agens, Eric Munson, Tina Seelinger Row 3: Lucy Fatter, Kathy Jones, Jim Reid, Jerry Rozenek, Rob Majczyk Row 4: Lora Moffatt, Colleen Brady, Jeff Barr, Mike Torta, John Palmer, Bill Lupichuk, Gary Ayres. NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPHERS L to R Row 1: Rob Mafczyk, Lora Moffatt, Paula Gardner, John Palmer, Mike Torta, Jeff Barr. NEWSPAPER EDITORS Rina Culp and Eric Munson PAGE EDITORS 105 FRENCH CLUB Row 1 L to R: Donna Ransil, Melissa Mathers, Onkham Rattanaphasouk, Stephanie Ritz, Amy Weindorf, Veronica McWilliams, Paula Vitale, Lori Anderson. Row 2: Steve Landon, Michael McLaurin, Gene Young, Michael Zias, Alex Schultze, Vikki Guilford, Paula Gardner, Cindy Detwiler. CHESS CLUB 106 ?.owJ L t0 R: T Lockett. Hornik, G. Dennis, E. Messenger. Row 2: S. Hastings, R. Sines Advisor Mr. Prokocki, B. Prophetor, K. Clauson. SPANISH CLUB Row 1 L to R: L. Kovacs, B. Shaw, M. Alexander, C. Bednarowicz, T. Andrews, C. McDaniel, D. Kuehne, L. Ruf. Row 2: D. Terry, S. Leone, R. Woodward, L. Goda, J. Hathaway, M. Jones, J. Rozenek, V. Graves, D. Gaeckle, S. Landen. L to R: Alex Schultze, Carlos Melero, Stephanie Ritz. FOREIGN EXCHANGE This year we were very fortunate to receive three foreign exchange students. Carlos Melero's homeland is Madrid, Spain. He is involved in the new theatre class and is an active member of the swim team. Stephanie Ritz is from Hamburg, Germany and also is an important member of the swim team. Alexandra Schultze has come to us from Duesseldorf, Germany and is involved in this year's tennis team. They have all come here under the auspices of the Youth for Understanding Program. We are proud to have them attend our school. 107 SPOKESMAN STAFF Row 1: Cindy Detwiler, Scott Buseck, Chris Ball, Jeremy Benson, Mary DiBello, Row 2: Kelly Green, Gary Chrostowski, Terry Costello, Kim Cook, Chris Kobylinski, Denise Polacci, Cheryl Rundquist, Lisa Dilimone, Row 3: Sherry Troutman, Tracy Amsden, Jeanne Strenio, Sue Sardini, Mike Mong, Mark Lyons, Ronald Ritz, Emilio DiValerio, and Matt Gardner! Editors: Sue Sardini, Lisa Dilimone, and Michael Mong. This year’s Spokesman Staff was under the supervision of Mrs. Lillian Lynch. Michael Mong held the top leadership position, and was assisted by Sue Sardini and Lisa Dilimone. All members on the staff combined their talents to produce a special yearbook to cherish all the memories and to capture the spirit of the school. The staff is proud to present this yearbook to the student body, to the faculty, to the alumni and to friends. Advisor Mrs. Lynch, always hard at work. PHOTOGRAPHERS Row 1: Ronald Ritz, Scott Buseck, Chris Ball, and Emilio DiValerio. SENIOR MEMBERS ii in m k mm mm m Row 1: Cindy Detwiler, Scott Buseck, Chris Ball, Jeremy Benson, Row 2: Gary Chrostowski, Terry Costello, Kim Cook, Chris Kobylinski, Lisa Dilimore, Row 3: Jeanne Strenio, Sue 109 Sardini, Mike Mong, Mark Lyons, and Mary DiBello. MARCHING BAND Row 1: Nick Filia, Kevin Pearson, Row 2: Kim Nixon, Alethea Schroeck, Valerie Lewis, Paula Gardner, Michelle Raid, Mary Green, Shawn Cortez, Mrs. Heinz. Row 3: Lisa Rocco, Lisa Hopwood, Lisa Montie, Barb Perry, Kelly Amsden, Michelle Thomas, Lisa Pope, Tracy Falcone, Denise Driscoll. Row 4: Anna LaRiccia, Tracy Amsden, Jane Miller, Alan Bottoni, Andrew Smith, Joe Graml, Kim Munson, Cheryl Thompson, Tammy Troutman, Scott Grucza, Shannon Salvi, Debbie Moorehead, David Adams. iiQDrum Major - Nick Filia As the 83-84 school year moved on quickly, the Marching Band accomplished many goals. They participated in the football games with their outstanding performances on the field. The band was led by the director Judith Hines, and great effort was displayed by the Drum Major Nick Filia. Kevin Pearson, Paula Gardner, Nick Fillia, Lisa Pope, Tracy Falcone. STANDING AT ATTENTION Row 1: Kelly Amsden, Lisa Pope, Tracy Falcone. Row 2: Michelle Thomas, Barb Perry, Denise Driscoll. STAGE BAND Row 1: Shannon Salvi, Debbie Moorehead, Shawn Cortez, Clark McCray, Andrew Smith, Kim Munson, Cheryl Thompson, Tammy Troutman. Row 2: Nick Filia, Alan Bottoni, Kevin Pearson, Joe Graml, Scott Grucza, David Adams. Ill A TOUCH OF CLASS This year a small but determined group of girls continued the tradition of a twirlers unit to complement the marching band. Their intricate presentations were much appreciated, and these skills reflected all the effort and originality behind them. The Captain, Tracy Amsden, and Co-captain Lisa Rocco, speaking for all the members of this group wish to thank their capable advisor Mrs. Huzinec for her assistance and support. Captain Tracy Amsden, Co-Captain Lisa Rocco 112 Row 1: Tracy Amsden, Anna LaRiccia, Lisa Rocco. Missing from picture: Terry Fox, Chris Kobylinski, Carrie Reibel, Chris Turben AND THEY ALSO SPARKLED Row 1: Lisa Hopwood, Lisa Montie. Row 2: Kim Nixon, Mary Green, Jane Miller. Missing from picture: Percilla Green Along with the twirlers, the Pom Pons sparkled and added a touch of class to the marching band. The spirit moved these girls to long, extra hours of practice which paid off in their classy showmanship on and off the field. Many thanks go to Captain Lisa Hopwood, Co-Captain Lisa Montie, and advisor Mrs. Huzinec for a very memorable season. IU� Captain Lisa Hopwood, Co-Captain Lisa Montie 113 STAGE BAND L to R: T. Driscoll, K. Amsden, M. Herbert, V. Stewart, K. Kinney, L. Tang, A. LaRiccia. Row 1 L to R: B. Welch, A. Smith, K. Munson, E. Nardo, E. Messenger, Row 2: S. Cortez, S. Martinson, J. Graml, Mrs. Hines, Director, K. Pearson, S. Carey, J. Hovis, Row 3: N. Filia, A. Bottoni, L. Malinowski, D. Adams. ORCHESTRA CHOIR Row 1 (L to R): N. Seidewand, M. Thames, G. Keyes, L. Kauffman, K. Tate, R. Jones, S. Buseck, C. Turner, B. Fleming, D. Shear, L. Martucci, R. Courtney. Row 2: L. Neilson, M. Cratty, J. Oster, L. Rocco, K. Tolbert, M. Smith, I. McKene, J. Huff, S. McLaurin, M. Otteni, P. Duke, K. Kuffer, K. Milburn. Row 3: K. Hopkins, K. Hersperger, K. Payne, T. Cooley, D. Gaeckle, A. Bey, S. Duncan, A. Jones, F. Leone, K. Yeaney, S. Malinowski, P, Gardner, J. McCoy. Row 4: S. Troutman, B. Hamme, D. Reid, S. Galloway, A. Lomax, M. McLaurin, D. Piotrowski, J. Battles, A. Williams, S. Dever, P. Hahn. CHORUS Row 1 (Lto R): B. Hamme, K. Zebrowski, K. Hughes, J. Yoculan, A. Galleur, L. Bizzaro, I. Mangoni, D Conners A Banko, D. Martinez. Row 2: S. Sines, C. Lutz, S. Alexander, R. McKay, P. Ott, N McCullum, M. Frazzini, T. Swalley, S. Harris. Row 3: K. Johnson, T. Walker, L. Irwin, C. Jones, F. Allen, M. Dedad, C. Dina, L. McCoy, J. Dixon, K. Oliver, K. Milburn. Row 4: J. Staff, J. Carmichael, C. Bortzer, I. Singleton, A. Jones, C. Dillon, P. Ellis, L. Dennis, E. Stewart, K. Nixon, K. Swab, S. Clark, L. Pope, L. Latina. 115 MADRIGALS Row 1 (L to R): M. Thames, K. Payne, N. Seidewand, S. Buseck, L. Martucci. Row 2: S. Troutman, B. Hamme, D. Reed, J. Battles, A. Jones, D. Piotrowski, J. McCoy. Row 3: G. Keyes, M. Smith, S. Galloway, D. Garckle, F. Leone, S. Dever. Missing from picture: D. Buseck, S. Sanders, P. Morgan. SKI CLUB Row 1 (L to R): B. Downes, J. Saraceno, R. Young, J. Rupp, D. Juiliante, R. Woodward, Y. Graves, L. Mozdy. Row 2: E. Messenger, W. Wagner, R. Chiarelli, M. Grosso, T. Bello, J. Parker, P. Regal, J. Dunbar, J. Parker, D. Antolik. 116 YEARBOOK SALESMEN The Morning Yearbook Staff handles all the business related functions pertaining to the yearbook. They are responsible for the many fund raisers each year. These fund raisers include the annual, prize laden magazine drive, traditional Valentine carnation sale, and the recruitment of patrons. We would like to thank this small but very important organiza- tion for all the work they have done. (L to R): Renee Reynolds, Advisor - Mr. Minzenberger, Rob Majczyk 117 Row 1 (L to R): R. Bottoni, K. Leonetti, L. Martucci, K. Schultz, L. Serafini, T. Falcone, L. Johannesmeyer, M. Hamme. Row 2: L. Leonetti, R. Thompson, M. Torta, P. Meahl, C. Detwiler, A Weindorf, M. Rupp, P. Parra, D. Gaeckle. Row 3: L. Myers, R. Legler, M. Firch, J. Saur, J. Barr, B. Steinbaugh, E. Messinger, S. Wellington, G. Macintosh. Row 4: V. Copeland, L. Fatter, S. Troutman. MORNING YEARBOOK IT’S NOT WHETHER YOU WIN OR LOSE And the 3-2 count to Greg Ries ... It’s not whether you win or lose; it’s how you play the game. This clichfe really says it all for the Strong Vincent Colonel sports’ teams. Although many of our teams didn't enjoy a winning season, their enthusiasm and good sportsmanship prevailed. Wins were celebrated with much joy, and losses were scrutinized to illustrate the need for improvement. Good sportsmanship is a valuable characteristic of any team. It’s much more important than ability. To know that every team member has done his or her personal best, regardless of the outcome, is a fact that we, as Colonels, can take pride in. Michelle DiMatteo leads the way to cloud nine! 118 THE DYNASTY CONTINUES “Hey, give me my ball Home-Sweet Home, back! 120 Mary Devore showing great form as always. Row 1 L to R: P. Graziano, K. Sidman, L. Rocco, S. Stratton, M. Colvin, M. Covatto, M. Devore, K. Cook, Row 2: L. Monte, V. Stewart, M. Stewart, J. Belloumini, P. Duke, D. Hill, C. Huff, J. Lakari, L Strattom, C. Bryson, S. Rieger, N. Petit, Manager, T. Seelinger, Coach Ron NieBauer. Missing from picture: Assistant Coach, Crystal Reagle. Why am I here when 'General You can throw it any day Hospital’ is on?” now.” Vickie concentrates to make the play. I think I can, I think I can, ... ” The 1982-83 girls' Softball team, led by Coach Ron Niebauer and Assistant Coach Crystal Reagle, dominated the Metro Softball diamonds with a 13 and 1 record. The team captured its fourth Metro Title in five years - three in a row. The combination of teamwork, vigorous practices, and a strong desire to win, again proved to be the main ingredients for success. Returning starters will be Linda Stratton, Mona and Vickie Stewart, and Nancy Petit, with many other dedicated players returning for the Colonels. The SV girls strive towards capturing their 5th Metro Title as the “Dynasty Continues” in the 83-84 season. GLUED TO THE SCOREBOARD Row 1: L to R, Coach T. Lesniewski, Coach Costello, R. Woodward, J. Rupp, R. Almeda, P. Meahl, J. Benson, C. Fanzini, K. Beard, E. Messenger, R. Jenkins, S. Bukowski, G. Jones, Coach Gauriloff, Coach Donatucci, Row 2: A. Dickens, K. Walker, D. Galvin, T. Mabins, R. Courtney, R. Young, M. Smith, J. Bello, T. Costello, J. Rocco, B. Downes, M. Torta, D, Luckowich, J. Blanks, Row 3: J. Saur, M. Kaliszewski, M. Space, S. Baird, Y. Bowers, F. Shatto, A. Bey, T. Campanella, M. Stephens, J. Parker, M. Firch, D. Gianelli. Jack Rocco makes a long gainer. Terry Costello hauls in a T-down pass. Credit for the Colonel drive throughout the season must go to Jack Costello’s training effect and rules of conduct for this small but tough team who stayed glued to the scoreboard throughout the season. Key players, Captains Rob Woodward and Paul Meahl, assisted by Co-Captains Rob Young and Allan Bey led the team through many exciting plays. Although twelve senior players will be Moving On - the remaining team is in excel- lent shape and determined to triumph. Rob Woodward gets ready to make a hit! 122 Just out of Tree's reach. Rob Young takes off on a keeper. STILL IN EXCELLENT FIELD POSITION Head Coach, Jack Costello. Colonels picking up extra yardage. JV COLONELS SHOW SPIRIT Front Row (L to R): Ron Kelly, Tim Feldman, Tom Burns, Art Peapples, Larry Hamilton, David Rice, Brad Schell, Len Malinowski, Jim Hutchinson, Jim Fetzner, Jody Sexaur, Dale Easter, John Muntean, Row 2: Anthony Hunter, Jay Saur, Steve Bukowski, James Parker, Mark Williams, Rob Brower, Ron Celeski, Tom Bello, Ken Winters, Barry Knight, Steve Lakari, Mike Jenkins, Robert Teriberry, Pete Sala, Mike Firch, Kenny Walker, and Coach Ed Darnell. Ken Winters throws the halfback - option pass. This year’s edition of the “Little Colonels had a successful season headed by Coach Ed Darnell. Despite a lack of size and numbers, the Colonels ended with a record of 4-2. Led by captains David Rice, Ken Winters, Tom Burns, and Brad Schell, the Colonels recorded three shut-outs enroute to four wins. They had victories over every Metro team except Cathedral Prep. In that game, they lost a tight decision 6-7, under adverse weather conditions. Showing tremendous spirit and determina- tion throughout the season, the ‘Jay-vees’ have earned the respect of everyone. Split-end Len Malinowski gets his pass pattern. 124 Quarterback David Rice sets the offence. Long Yardage! MATMEN MOVE MARKS GO COLONELS OUR SIC Row 1 L to R: Assistant Coach John Ponsford, Coach Mark Brabender, Frank Rocco, Gary Zurn, Jeff Magu, Thong Vuong. Row 2: Bill Naughton, Ken Walker, Paul Meahl, Chris Fanazini, Jeff Gibbons, Chris Riazzi, Assistant Coach James Buchanan. Row 3: Thad Swanson, Mike Nolan, Frank Shatto, Rich Courtney, Dave Prime, Rich Runstedler. The matmen finished their 1983-84 season of grappling with a record of seven victories and six defeats. Contributing great support were team captains, Paul Meahl and Bill Naughton, who finished his metro season with only one loss against the state champion. This was a young team building for a promising year. Chalk up another Pin for Paul Meahl. Bill Naughton’s opponent caught in a spiders' web. Frank Rocco provides the Colonel Clasp. 125 SWIMMERS Hey, you can't do that in the pool! I knew this superglue was fast, but this is ridiculous! This year’s boys' swimming team, led by Coach Greg Lampe, had a relatively successful season; while the girls, also coached by Mr. Lampe, didn’t fare as well. Boys' captains Jim Viera and Jim Bello were standouts in the freestyle and breaststroke events, respectively. Jim Kosobucki and Carlos Melero were also valuable team members. The girls, led by junior stalwart Dee Dee Onslow in the freestyle events, were consistently good. With many experienced underclassmen returning, next year should be different. Boys' Swim Team: Row 1 L to R: Carlos Melero, Chris Ball, Jerry Ferrier, Jim Viera, Jim Bello, Dan Cubitt, Row 2: Philip Mackenzie, Brian Welsh, Bill Herring, and Mike Hardner. Coach Lampe encourages the team. My name is Jimmy!” MAKE WAVES F Mike Hardner does his imitation of Superman Girls’ Swim team: Row 1 L to R: Rene Reynolds, Heather Kosterman, Stefanie Ritz, Lora Moffett, Jackie Bellomini, and Denise Onslow. Jim Kosobucki observes a moment of silence. Stefanie takes time-out to pose for the camera. 127 COLONEL NETTERS Jeff Troutman Bill Grant 1983 was a rebuilding year for the boys' Tennis Team. The team faced tough competition. Exhibiting strength for the Strong Vincent team were Bill Grant, Mike Schell, Jeff Troutman, Craig Davidson, and foreign exchange student, Ravindra Agadi. Although the boys’ Tennis Team did not do as well as they would have liked, the team gave their 128 best. Ravindra Agadi Mike Schell Coach - Mr. Hogan Craig Davidson GIVE THEIR BEST See Joan jump! Michelle concentrates on the game. Row 1: Cheryl Boehm, Anna LaRiccia, Lisa Herbert. Row 2: Denise Devore, Michelle DiMattio, Joan Barrett, Ruth Shepard. Such grace! Lisa, waiting for the serve. The 1983 girls' Tennis Team played well on the courts and earned a lot of experience. They showed much enthusiasm in all their efforts throughout the season. Senior members included: Anna LaRiccia, Ruth Shepard, and Lisa Herbert. Hopeful returning players are Cheryl Boehm, Michelle Di Mattio, Denise DeVore, and Joan Barrett. “PUTT”-ING IT Kathy Brady shows off her Next time use a rake, Kim. new golfing stance. Row 1: Kathy Brady, Cyndi Bryson, Sue Bryson, Row 2: Kim Cook, Sandy Walker, Laura Moffatt. The 1983 Girls’ Golf Team, under the coaching of Miss Patty Flanagan, put forth its' effort with a lot of determination. The team consisted of all newcomers and although they had an unsuccessful season, they managed to “Putt” it together with a victory over Tech and a tie against East. We wish the 1984 Girls' Golf Team the best of luck. ALL TOGETHER Coach Mullen, Greg Ries, John Palmer, Jerry Rozeneck, Bill Villa, Frank Penpek, John Alberico, and Ricky Talbot. This is golf Bill, not baseball.” The 1983 Boys' Golf Team Putt it all together ending the season with an overall record of 4-6. The team consisted of returning members Frank Penpek, Bill Villa, Greg Ries, and Jerry Rozenek, and newcomers John Palmer, Ricky Talbot, Danny Pelton, Scott Wellington, Pat Reigal, John Alberico, David Antolik, and Mike Lawrence. Coach Mullen enjoyed working with the team and looks forward to an even better season next year. Jerry Rozenek doesn't believe him either. Frank Penpek mows the lawn the hard way. Did I make a hole in one?” 131 MOVING ON THE FLOOR Row 1: K. Beard, R. Young, M. Smith, J. Ceresa, M. Harris. Row 2: G. Jones, R. McDaniel, A. Dickens, F. Penpek, R. Jenkins, and J. Blanks. Coaches J. DelSandro, P. Flinn. The 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Team, Coached by Peter Flinn, had a rewarding season with a record of 11-10. The team was charactized by balanced scoring and a sound defense, with each team member making a contribution. The outstanding seniors are, T. Jones, R. Young, J. Ceresa, R. Jenkins, and F. Penpek. The returning players will be K. Beard, M. Smith, M. Harris, J. Blanks, G. Jones, and R. McDaniel. SHOOTING FOR THE SCORE Coach Niebauer, C. Bryson, L. Myers, D. Hill, N. Pettit, K. Amsden, E. Stewart, and T. Amsden. Coach Grande, M. Stewart, C. Chiarelli. Cindy Bryson moves out of a tight squeeze. This year the Girls’ Varsity Basketball team was coached by J. Grande. The senior members are C. Chiarelli, C. Martin; Juniors are L. Myers, D. Hill, N. Pettit, and T. Amsden; Sophomores are C. Bryson, and K. Amsden; the Freshman members are M. Stewart, and E. Stewart. Joan Barrett likes to get a jump on people. 133 J. V. HOOPSTERS Row 1: Kelly Amsden, Mona Stewart, Erika Stewart, Lucy Fatter, Row 2: Pam Cole, Ann Fatter, Michele Raid, Doresa Thompson, Debbie Sutton, and Coach Mr. Niebauer. Missing from picture are Lisa Montie, and Veronica McWilliams. Erika Stewart gets the upper hand. Michele Raid jumps for joy. Mona Stewart lends a hand. The 1983-84 Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team ended the season with a record of 4 wins and 10 losses. The team showed much enthusiasm and determination in demonstrating their ability and never giving up. Forwards were P. Cole, A. Fatter, and M. Raid. Guards were D. Sutton, and K. Amsden. The high scorers, playing both forward and guard positions, were Mona Stewart, Lucy Fatter, and Erika Stewart. Alakazam-Alakazoo, make this ball go in for two. DUNK’EM IN. The 1983-84 Boys' J.V. Basket- ball team was under the coaching of Mr. DelSandro. Although the team was composed of all new members, they showed a lot of spirit and enthusiasm with their participation in the games, and put forth much effort in demon- strating their ability. The team looks forward to a great season next year, and we wish them lots of luck. Corry Lyons gets the upper hand again. Jay strives to get the ball at any cost. 135 RUNNERS HAVE AN Row 1: (L to R) Jeff Pelkowski, Mike Rupp, Chris Krupinski, Pete Hathaway, Larry Xethakis, Row 2: Bob Ferloin, Don Piotrowski, Brian Komar, Bill Lupichuk, Joe Hathaway, Scott Arble, Rob Eliason, Jerry Ferrier, Chris Whitman, Manager Larry Moyer, and Coach Mr. Thayer. Comfort means nothing to Jerry Ferrier. A second place record in the Metro League ended the season for this year’s harriers. Leading the pack was senior, Joe Hathaway, who finished in first place nine out of ten Metro meets. Our team ranked fifth out of twenty-one others during the District 10 competition at Behrend College. The squad was held back from entering the state competition by a mere thirteen points. Chris Whit- man, Scott Arble, and Jerry Ferrier were other senior members who helped to gain a winning season. Next year looks like another promising season, with junior Bill Lupichuk, sophomore Brian Komar, and freshman Pete Hath- away coming back to take on the Frontier Park course. Brian Komar breaks away. The opponent follows the leader, Joe Hathaway. UP AND DOWN SEASON Over the river and through the woods ... Colonels who run together, win together! This year was a challenging one for the girls’ Cross Country team. Their overall record was two wins and three losses. The small, five-member team was encouraged by Coach Al Thayer to improve individual times. They consistently did this in every meet. Sophomore Kelly Amsden and senior Cindy Detwiler led the team in city competition. If the popularity of this sport increases, next year’s team will have unlimited potential. Row 1: Mona Stewart, Valerie Lewis, Kelly Amsden, Row 2: Cindy Detwiler, Lucy Fatter, and Tracy Amsden. BOYS’ BASEBALL Pete swings into action. John has his eye on the ball This year's boys' Baseball team was coached by Tom Grandinetti and Assistant Coach Bob Wilson. The team finished with a Metro League record of 7-7 and an overall record of 11-8. Independent victories included victories over Mercyhurst Prep, Fairview, Northeast, and Iroquois. Highlights of the year included two Metro victories over a tough Prep team. Our team was young with not that much depth in pitching, but the players came through at the plate. Returning Senior hopefuls this year include: Greg Ries, Rob Young, Pete Anuskiewicz, Jim Bello, Terry Costello, and Jeremy Benson. Juniors include: 138 Paul Campbell, Chris Bieble, and Tony Campanella. Row 1: Joe Graziano, Terry Costello, Jim Bello, Dan Pelton, Jim Waldo, Dan Colelli, Tony Campanella, Rodney Chiarelli, Wes Wagner, Row 2: Coach Mr. Grandinetti, Paul Campbell, Greg Ries, Rob Young, Joe Ceresa, Jeremy Benson, Terry Cooley, Dave Bruce, Bill Villa, Pete Anuskiewicz, David Tarasovich, Mark Riazzi, John Argerus, Assistant Coach Mr. Wilson. I’ve got to get out of here! SWINGS IN STYLE World Series ... Here we come! Flip has a language of his own. COLONELS ARE Does Lori use Neet or Nair? Row 1: Coach Mr. Thayer, Cappie Ott, Julie Detwiler, Valerie Lewis, Sandy Walker, Cindy Detwiler, Paula Vitale, Lucy Fatter, Terry Williams, Mr. Prockocki, Row 2: Tracy Amsden, Lori Leonetti, Lisa Herbert, Marcie Brown, Row 3: Kelly Amsden, Lorie Stevenson, Nancy Sidman, Tanya Carothers, Mary Josefowicz, Row 4: Lisa Sabatino, Lori Toohig, April Dyes, Chris Shultz, Joan Barrett, and Stephanie McKinney. Joan Barrett heads for April is in tip-toe shape1 home. “I think I can, I think I can .. 140 MAKING TRACKS Row 1: Mike Pope, Eric Benning, Eric Munson, Jack Rocco, Allen Bay, Row 2: Jerry Ferrier, Ray Carlheim, Stephen Thomas, Derrick McCall, Tony Pierce, Row 3: Rich Jenkins, John Pelkowski, Scott Arble, Joe Hathaway, Vincent Grizanti, Todd Heirls, Row 4: Maurice Jones, Bill Lupichuk, Chris Whitman, John Seybolt, Kelly Jimerson. Maurice shows how well 'Right Guard’ works. Tim Lockett knows the Agony of De Feet! Scott and his friend try to hitch-hike sitting down. COLONEL SPIKERS Row 1: Lucy Fatter, Jill LaKari, Rina Culp, Tracy Lee, Sue Stratton, Bonnie Roscinski, Row 2: Cora Martin, Kelly Green, Michelle Roscinski, Cyndi Bryson, Vicky Stewart, Linda Stratton, and Mona Stewart. Simon says, “Touch your knees. Bonnie Roscinski concentrates on a super Here's Kelly Green showing off spike. her smile. VOLLEY TO WIN A UFO in the Girls’ Gym? Mona Stewart demonstrates the Gorilla Walk. The 1983 Girls' Volleyball Team had a successful season. Headed by Coach Melissa Davis, the overall Varsity record was eight wins and six losses. The Junior Varsity record was six wins and one loss. The Varsity team was tied with Mercyhurst for third place in the Metro League. The team's most valuable player was junior, Vicky Stewart, who was chosen for the All-Metro Volleyball team. Receiving honorable mention from the league coaches were captains Mi- chelle Roscinski and Linda Stratton. Although the team will be losing five seniors, many members will be returning for next year's season. With talent and spiking ability prevalent, next year’s team is assured of a winning season. VARSITY FOOTBALL SV OPPONENT 12 Ashtabula 36 12 Ashtabula Harbor 10 6 Conneaut 38 7 East 14 12 Titusville 36 12 Tech 54 0 Academy 0 0 McDowell 14 6 Reynolds 30 0 Prep 29 J.V. FOOTBALL SV 6 McDowell OPPONENT 21 34 Tech 0 12 Academy 0 12 McDowell 7 8 East 0 6 Prep 7 COLONEL BOYS' BASEBALL SV OPPONENT 4 Mercyhurst 2 5 Harborcreek 16 2 Northeast 1 5 Fairview 3 4 Iroquois 1 3 Prep 1 0 Tech 7 10 McDowell 5 7 East 4 7 Academy 12 6 Prep 4 3 Tech 2 8 McDowell 11 12 East 1 2 Academy 5 7 Prep 8 2 Tech 7 6 East 4 6 Academy 3 GIRLS' SOFTBALL SV OPPONENT 17 St. Bens 2 13 East 2 10 Tech 0 7 McDowell 2 3 Villa 0 10 Academy 0 11 Mercyhurst 1 13 St. Bens 5 11 East 5 11 Tech 3 6 McDowell 8 7 Academy 2 13 Villa 0 12 Mercyhurst 2 GIRLS' GOLF SV OPPONENT 14 EAST 5 Tech 10 Academy 5 McDowell 6 Tech 14 8 15 19 10 BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY SV OPPONENT 27 McDowell 28 25 Tech 31 19 East 44 17 Academy 42 42 Prep 17 40 McDowell 21 18 Tech 42 19 East 40 19 Academy 39 44 Prep 15 SV BOYS’ GOLF OPPONENT 6V2 McDowell 17V2 2 Prep 22 21 Vt Tech 2V2 8V2 Academy 15V2 24 East F 4 McDowell 20 20 Tech 4 5 Academy 0 24 East 0 5 Prep 19 WRESTLING SV OPPONENT 31 Mercyhurst 22 19 Warren 41 32 Fairview 26 37 Mercyhurst 28 17 Tech 43 34 Girard 43 31 Prep 32 11 McDowell 51 47 East 22 GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY SV OPPONENT 28 Tech 27 F McDowell F 40 Villa 15 21 East 34 20 Academy 35 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL SV 2 St. Bens OPPONENT 0 2 East 0 2 Tech 1 0 Villa 2 1 McDowell 2 2 Mercyhurst 1 1 Academy 2 2 St. Bens 0 2 East 1 2 Tech 0 1 Villa 2 1 McDowell 2 1 Mercyhurst 2 2 Academy 1 SCOREBOARD J. V. BASKETBALL sv OPPONENT 54 McLane 57 49 Prep 67 39 McDowell 47 50 East 41 53 Academy 60 70 Fredonia 62 42 Rayen 57 45 Tech 43 55 Farrell 72 58 Tech 64 60 East 65 65 Prep 70 53 McDowell 59 59 Academy 70 45 Ashtabula 50 49 Mercyhurst 46 75 Fredonia 79 BOYS’ TRACK SV OPPONENT 53 Academy 82 89 East 63 50 McDowell 107 42 Prep 110 69 Tech 90 GIRLS' TRACK SV OPPONENT 32 McDowell 95 51 East 90 64 Tech 68 46 Villa 95 44 Academy 65 VARSITY BASKETBALL SV OPPONENT 68 Girard 51 45 McLane 43 40 Reserve 65 52 McDowell 41 60 Prep 71 54 Fredonia 39 66 Academy 56 50 Rayen 59 49 Iroquois 47 67 McDowell 56 67 East 44 55 McDowell 58 63 Tech 65 42 Prep 62 66 Fredonia 38 55 East 54 50 Academy 62 48 Meadville 57 65 Mercyhurst 33 54 Ashtubula 58 49 Tech 51 47 Farrell 67 59 Warren 42 BOYS' TENNIS GIRLS' TENNIS SV OPPONENT SV OPPONENT 0 Prep 7 0 Fairview 7 2 Tech 5 2 McDowell 5 3 Academy 4 5 St. Bens 2 0 McDowell 7 0 Villa 7 3 East 4 4 East 3 0 Prep 7 1 Mercyhurst 6 0 Mercyhurst 7 7 Tech 0 3 Tech 4 5 Academy 2 3 Academy 4 2 McDowell 5 GIRLS' SWIMMING SV OPPONENT 13 Mercyhurst 51 21 Villa 56 11 East 0 18 McDowell 120 16 Fairview 51 35 Tech 28 45 Girard 105 32 Academy 37 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL SV OPPONENT 37 Girard 58 35 Fairview 31 29 McDowell 58 47 Tech 36 34 Academy 42 34 Ft. LeBeouf 42 40 East 74 29 Villa 59 35 Mercyhurst 50 34 St. Bens 49 28 McDowell 60 36 Tech 38 57 Academy 51 35 East 55 GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL SV OPPONENT 24 Girard 32 31 Fairview 18 15 McDowell 41 36 Tech 4 28 Academy 41 25 East 41 15 Villa 37 19 Mercy 43 23 St. Bens 40 14 McDowell 50 32 Tech 26 28 Academy 30 22 East 21 BOYS' SWIMMING SV OPPONENT 60 Mercyhurst 30 18 Prep 58 57 East 18 53 McDowell 113 32 Fairview 40 57 Tech 18 95 Girard 45 56 Academy 18 COLONEL SPORTS SCENE Up, Up, and away! Tracy Lee keeps an eye over her Cindi Bryson, ready to swing, shoulder. ON THE MOVE Look out, a volleygirl. Lucy Fatter tries for the bound. 149 ALL AMERICAN SCHOLARS With a tradition dating back to 1930, Strong Vincent offers quality learn- ing experiences to young people, assisting them in their growth as responsible members in their home, community, nation, and world. Besides a general academic pro- gram, the school offers college preparatory, advanced standing, commercial education, and learning resource programs. We think of classwork and homework as necessary evils which must be endured. Careers come from the interests we express throughout our lives. 150 AIMING FOR EXCELLENCE Superior athletes are often also superior students. Athletes who are not team super- stars can still perform well in scholastics (and they do) when they maintain fine academic records. It is not enough to fit a student into a program. The program must fit the student. Scholarly concentration - a good indication of what we are all about - and where we will be twenty years from now. 151 SUPERIOR STUDENTS College preparatory program en- ables students to pursue post- secondary education. Besides meeting college requirements, students may study in areas of special interests or talents. The commercial education provides training in skills necessary for immediate placement in a complex business world. Staff provides secretarial, clerical, and accounting training. Other skills, such as computer experiences, are offered through the math department. The general academic program offers students a complete educa- tional program with opportunities to enhance interests and abilities. 152 THEY DESERVE RECOGNITION The learning resources plan offers students with a learning disability an opportunity to participate in a general academic course while receiving assistance from the specialists. This program is tailored to fit a student’s particular educa- tional needs. Advanced Standing classes chal- lenge students in the areas of English, math, sciences, languages, and history - and - enable them to earn credit through Gannon Univer- sity while completing high school requirements. “Do you think the rain will hurt the rhubarb?’’ Not if you put it in cans! I feel the change coming I feel brave and daring and The world awaits me. Where will I go? What will I do? It really matters to me. How will it be? What will happen to me? It really matters to me. 156 PATRON LIST Alley Aids, Inc. Alliance College Alliance Home of Erie Drs. Amacher, Scully, Roos American Legion Rogers Israel Post 11 Arfax Studio Dr. Gertrude A. Barber A M Bauman Bayview Orthopedic Assoc., Inc. Becker Appliance Co., Inc. Bello's Shur-Fine Foodmart J.H. Bennett Storage Carting, Agent United Van Lines Dr. P. Alan Benson, D.D.S. Emil Beyer Jewelers Samuel P. Black Assoc., Inc. R.C. Bloomstine Agency, Inc. Blossey’s Tuxedo Rental Blue Bird Coach Lines, Inc. Broz Travel 'N' Trips, LTD Brugger Funeral Home Cathay Inn Erie AFL-CIO Central Labor Council Church Murdock Electric, Inc. Dr. Mrs. Wm. W. Cohen Les Crago Jewelers Inc. Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. D'Angelo Clinic Donald R. DeNardo Dermatology Associates of Erie Dr. Mrs. Richard D. DiBacco Robert C. Dodsworth Fr. John Dollinger and Cathedral Prep Dominick's Restaurant E A Doubet Jewelers Duggan-Rider Co., Inc. Duggans Service and Appliance Co. Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc. EPM Corporation East High School P.T.A. Eastland Bowl Inc. EPM Corporation R.H. Enterline D.D.S. The Erie Book Store Erie Bottling Corporation Erie Business Center Erie Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Erie County Farms Erie Industrial Supply Co. Erie Maennerchor Club Erie Mfg. Supply Corporation Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Erie Sport Stores Inc. Eriez Construction, Inc. Filip Jewelers The First National Bank of Pennsylvania Foresters Beneficial Association Dr. J.D. Friedlander Garden Hgts, Pharmacy Drs. Geigle, Theurkauf, Rusin, Reilly General Surgical Associates of Erie Clinic, Inc, Glenwood Pet Hospital Greengarden Lanes Grise Audio Visual Center Dave Hallman Chevrolet-Datsun, Inc. Hamilton Lumber Company 158 PATRON LIST Hectors Restaurant Hilton Hotel Jerilu Fruit Center The JET Broadcasting Co., Inc. Josie’s Bridal Rental Gowns Jungle Express' Novelty Deliveries and Balloons K L Refractory Service Keystone Bowling Supply Keystone Electric Construction, Co. Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home Lincoln Foundry Inc. Loyal Christian Benefit Association Mr. Mrs. Jackson D. Magenau Martucci’s Tavern Meadow Brook Dairy Company Mighty Fine Donuts Miller Bros. Garden Center, Inc. Mister Pizza Moniuszko Singing Society Mutual Savings Loan Association McCreary Roofing Company Dr. Anthony E. Narducci V.T. Narus M.D. Dr. John F. Neuer, Optometrist Northwestern Pennsylvania Food Council Ohmer True Value Hardware Orthopaedic Surgeons, Inc. Perry Screw Machine Co., Inc. Henry F. Pilker, Director, Vocational Education Porreco Motors Inc. Potratz Floral Shop Greenhouses Presque Isle Clinical Group Inc. Pulakos Candies Quick Photo Rapid Transit Company, Inc. Rectenwald Blueprint Supply Co. Ricardo s Restaurant Rinderle Electric-Contractors Dr. and Mrs. James F. Roberts Ross Copus Tires Inc. Saga Club John J. Sarbac, D.M.D. Tony Scalise I.D.S. Chester S. Schaal Funeral Home Arthur F. Schultz Company Scobell Company, Inc. Shade’s Auto Sales, Inc. Skinner Engine Co. R. Anthony Snow M.D. South Gate Hardware Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. J.H. Thompson Academies Thrifty Clean, Inc. Times Publishing Company Toy World Triangle Tech Triangle Tool Co. Trost Steinfurth Florist Wilbur S. Wallace M.D. Weber Electric Supply Inc. Weber Murphy Architects Inc. Welders Supply Co. Wood Funeral Home 159 INDEX Administration ........................................ 6 Band ................................................ 110 Baseball ............................................ 138 Basketball-Varsity .................................. 132 Basketball-JV ....................................... 134 Board of Directors ................................... 15 Business Club ........................................ 97 Cafeteria Staff ...................................... 91 Cheerleaders-Varsity ................................ 100 Cheerleaders-JV ..................................... 102 Cheerleaders-W W .................................... 103 Choir ............................................... 115 Chorus .............................................. 115 Cleaning Staff ....................................... 91 Closing Theme ....................................... 156 Colonel Staff ....................................... 104 Colorguard .......................................... Ill Contents .............................................. 2 Cross Country-Boys' ................................. 136 Cross Country-Girls’ ................................ 137 Football-Varsity .................................... 122 Football-JV ......................................... 124 Foreign Exchange .................................... 107 French Club ......................................... 106 Golf-Boys' .......................................... 131 Golf-Girls' ......................................... 130 Good Times ........................................... 26 Homecoming Candidates ................................ 23 Homecoming King Queen .............................. 22 Homecoming Dance ..................................... 20 Janitors ............................................. 91 Madrigals ........................................... 116 Memorial ............................................. 14 Alma Mater ........................................ 154 Monitors ........................................... 98 Morning Yearbook .................................. 117 National Honor Society ............................. 94 Opening Theme ....................................... 4 Orchestra ....................................... 114 Patron List ....................................... 158 Pep Rallies Assemblies ........................... 18 Photography Club ................................... 96 Pom Pons .......................................... 112 Score Board ....................................... 144 Senior Class Officers .............................. 65 Ski Club .......................................... 116 Softball .......................................... 120 Spanish Club ...................................... 106 Spokesman Candidates ............................ 25 Spokesman King Queen .......................... 24 Spokesman Salesmen ............................. 117 Spokesman Staff ................................ 108 Stage Band .........................................114 Stage Crew ......................................... 97 Student Council .................................... 95 Student Forum ...................................... 96 Swimming .......................................... 126 Tennis-Boys' ...................................... 128 Tennis-Girls’ ..................................... 129 Title Page .......................................... 1 Track-Boys' ....................................... 141 Track-Girls’ ...................................... 140 Twirlers .......................................... 113 Volleyball ........................................ 142 Wrestling ......................................... 125 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Advisor..................... Art ........................ Business Manager ........... Editors .................... Photography ................ Printing ................... Underclassmen Photographs Mrs. Lillian Lynch Tracy Amsden Carl Minzenberger Michael Mong, Sue Sardini, Lisa Dilimone Arfax Studios Walsworth Publishing Arfax Studios 160