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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

Asst. Coach James Delsandro, Asst. Coach Kenny Blanks, Mgr. Richard Miller, Danny Pelton, Kevin Beard, Matty Harris Sean McLaurin, Randy McDaniel, Dan Gianelli, Anthony Dickens, John Blanks, Sean Duncan, Tim Smith, Mike Smith, Cleo Harris, Robby Wiley, Mgr. Tom Bello, Asst. Charles Hollis, Coach Pete Flinn. Not Shown: Peter Sala, Mgr. Jeff Dunbar. i x x o a x x tn a 3 «X v . 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Coach Pete Flinn’s talented club thus became just the second PIAA champion in Erie history and the first public school titlist Cathedral Prep bagged the initial crown five years ago with a 50-40 de- cision over Allentown Allen Vincent, making the tedious jour- ney to the finals for the first time since 1932, had things pretty much its own way against the Trojans Back in ‘32, the Colonels had suffered a 24-19 reversal to Old Forge. The only other finalist prior to 1980 was East, the Warriors finishing in second place in 1926, ironically to Nanticoke. This time around, the District-Two champions were no match for a Vin- cent team that fulfilled a mission it embarked on last November It was always in the back of my mind,” Colonels' coach Pete Flmn said of the coveted state crown We worked very hard and it’s very rewarding to sec a group of young men accomplish something of this magnitude. They earned everything they got with long hours of practice and dedication. Vincent had all the makings of a great club when practice opened in mid-November. Blessed with experi- ence. size and ability, it was no secret the Colonels would be a team to be reckoned with. Just how powerful the club would be became evident early in the sea- son when the Red and Black disposed of every opponent in sight. The club roared through December with seven wins, then added six more in January as the streak reached 13 After five more victories, the Colo- nels traveled to Youngstown to square off against a potent Rayen club. The Ohio team pulled out a 45- 43 triumph, the first blemish against Vincent's record And. although unknown at that time, it was to be the only setback for the Vincent club all year. Flinn’s charges finished the regular year with three straight for a 21-1 ledger entering the Class AAA playoffs. Franklin (79-51), Sharon (71-47) and Academy (82-71) bowed in Dis- trict-10 play as the Colonels added the D-10 crown to their earlier Metro diadem. In intcrdistrict competition, it was Vincent against the WPIAL and it was no contest. Southmoreland (47-30), Ellwood City (58-41) and Aliquippa (68-50) all were eliminated, setting up a long- anticipated Western final matching the Colonels and Beaver Falls. Dan Gianelli of the Colonels steps off the team bus with S.V.’s PIAA Class AAA trophy. WoDmddd© Cover design: Mr. Ken Kopin □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ ©OdQlb® ©DfDdl ©F@ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a Hi® ©OD !a©lh) ©If m Ih)©© ft® 0®®fe ff©IT Mln)©ft@W®D’ Oft 0® ftlhiaft KfQ©Cs©© M© (U][n)0(cp©D Min)® W® ®(T©D a DB@©(o] ft® g)©ft ft® CsifD©M ®yir ss©©Di?sss i ©Cui)© ®1? M© ©O’© DQ£I©Cs 7 ©tn)©(y)t)lh) ft® lh)@w© ©©Dm)© 0[o)@[n) ©[p©©0f)|] M® © □ □ □ □on ©Mr Low® Patterns Paul Simon The night set softly With the hush of falling leaves Casting shivering shadows On the houses through the trees And the light from a street lamp Paints a pattern on my wall Like the pieces of a puzzle Or a child's uneven scrawl. Upon a narrow flight of stairs In a narrow little room As I lie upon my bed In the early evening gloom Impaled on my wall My eyes can dimly see The pattern of my life And the puzzle that is me. From the moment of my birth To the instant of my death There are patterns I must follow Just as I must breathe each breath. Like a rat in a maze The path before me lies And the pattern never alters Until the rat dies. ®{? ©Ga©[?0lfi)SD mM W® [h)f)W© Mr. Glenn Barthelson With pride, respect, and gratitude, we dedicate this 1985 Spokesman to Mr. Glenn Barthelson. Mr. Barthelson obtained a B.S. degree from Lock Hayes State Teacher s College and also studied at Gannon University. He has been teaching 35 years, 34 of which he spent teaching here at Strong Vincent. Through his professional years, he has taught biology, health, physical education, and environmental science. Mr. Barthelson is well liked by his students and fellow teachers. He is very dependable and always has time for his students. He is noted for being the first teacher at school in the morning and is usually the last to leave. Mr. Barthelson interests include hunting, fishing, and cooking, which is one of his favorites. He is also mechanically wise. He is interested in people in general: His care for students doesn't just end at the close of the school year: he is a counselor at a summer camp and he also takes part in educational committees for writing curriculum and deciding which textbooks are best for students. The Spokesman Staff feels that they have dedicated this year's book to a great man and a terrific teacher: Mr. Glenn Barthelson. 0 0 0 0 0 Mr. Bart attracts an audience while lecturing. Mr. Bart teaches the three Basic Principles of Environmental Science. Mr. Bart always finds teaching amusing. Mr. Bart gives teaching everything he’s got! 1 H, y{ «it� . Mr. Minzenberger: “Never happen!” Mr. Hogan: “Peace Mr. Connolly: all bright eyed and bushy tailed!! Mrs. Musarra demonstrates her common bewildered look! Mrs. Mastrian: Fire drill?, what fire drill? Mr. Brabender and Mr. Barthelson; our new Mrs.Steele — “I told you to get out of my hallways! hall monitors! The Strong Vincent Faculty of the 1984-85 year was made up of many interesting and knowledgeable people. The cooperation of the faculty has made Strong Vincent an excellent learning environment. From the colorful Mrs. Williams, and the patient Mr. Plavcan, to the gruff Mr. Case, the staff has made Vincent a respected institu- tion for higher education. Mr. Donattucci — Wanna buy a watch? Dear Students: We are proud to present our 1985 edition of the SPOKESMAN. This yearbook will enable you to relive the best years of your life ... so far. Throughout your life you will be looking toward the future, but you will also find yourself thinking of the fun and pleasant experiences you cherished while a student at Strong Vincent. To our seniors, wherever your future may take you, whatever your lot in life may be, may you always find joy and happines. Set realistic and achieveble goals, believe in yourself, and strive to be the best at whatever you do. Always be proud of Strong Vincent. Remember ... Long shall we love her, Our Alma Mater, Vincent High. Raymond Fiorelli Principal, S.V.H.S. Time after time Mr. Joseph Gdaniec and Mr. Charles Siggia have proven to be competent and able leaders. Mr. Gdaniec has been assistant Principal for the past seven years and has shown a great understanding of student needs and problems. He relates well to both faculty and students and understands his job inside out. Mr. Siggia has been acting assistant Principal for a relatively short time, but still he manages to get the job done admirably and has earned the respect of his colleagues. Mrs. Mary Alice Schultz, Strong Vincent's assistant Principal for 14 years, retired in January of this year. Mrs. Schultz first came to S.V. in 1958 to teach English and AP English. In January of 1971 she became assistant Prin- cipal and has held the post ever since. Besides the duties of assistant Principal, Mrs. Schultz has also been advisor to the Senior Class and girls' atten- dance and discipline administra- tor. Mrs. Schultz loves to travel. She has been to many well known places here and abroad. This summer she went to Swit- zerland. Among her other plea- sures are reading and sewing. It is the sincere wish of the Administration, the faculty, and the students that Mrs. Schultz enjoy a well deserved retirement. HH Mr. Bambauer - Girls' Counselor. Mr. Brabender - Boys' Phys. Ed.; Vincent Boosters. Mrs. Comi - School Nurse. Mr. Donatucci - Com- puter Programming 9-12; Algebra I; General Math 9; Football Head Coach. Mr. Barthelson Biology 10; Env. Science 10,11; Boys' Track Head Coach. Mr. Bucarelli - Italian I, II; Spanish I; Language Arts Lab.; Citizenship Ed. 9,10. Mr. Connolly Earth Space Science 9; Biology 10-12; Biology Concept 12. Miss Flanagan - Steno I, II; Typing I, II; Girls' Golf; Business Club; School Treasurer; Sen- ior Advisor. Mr. J. Behan - Econ- . Govt. 12; U.S. History 11. Mr. Carlson - Special Education. Mr. Davidson - Citizen- ship Ed. 9; Sociology 10-12; American Gov- t. Econ. 12. Mr. Gauriloff General Math 10; Consumer Math 11; Athletic Direc- tor. Mr. L. Behan - Geo- graphy 9,10; English 10,1 OH; Assembly Coordinator; Atten- dance Officer. Mr. Case - Issues 9-12. Mrs. Davis - Girl’s Phys. Ed. 10-12; Health 10-12. Mr. Grande - Current Issues 9-12; Girls’ Var- sity Basketball. i r Mrs. Benson - Adminis- trative Secretary. Mr. Cole - Special Education. Mr. De Micheal - Arts - Crafts 9-12. Mr. Grandinetti Biology 10,1 OH; Con- cepts of Phys. Science 11,12; Boys’ Varsity Baseball. Mr. Grotkowski French I; Stage Band; Marching Band; Or- chestra. Mrs. Klapthor - Typing I; Typing II. Mrs. Liebau - Learning Disability. Mr. Matteson - Algebra 9; General Consumer Math. Mrs. Huzinec - Geom. 10,1 OH ,11,12; Cons. Math; Computer Pro- gramming; Advisor: Twirlers, Pom-pons. Mr. Lampe - Health 10; Boys’ Phys. Ed. 9-12. Mrs. Mastrian - Biology 10H.12AP; Chemistry 11; Cheerleader Advi- sor. Mrs. Musarra - English 9,10; Yearbook Advisor. Mr. Hathaway - English 12.12H; Theater Lan- guage Arts; Attendance Officer; Debate Club Advisor. Mr. Kleiner - Citizenship Ed. 9; World Cultures 10; Boys’ Track Asst. Coach. Mrs. Lillis - Home Ec. I, II, III; Independent Liv- ing 12; Designs for Living 9-12. Mrs. Miller - Home Ec. I, II, III; Independent Living 12; Child Care II, 12. Mr. Heard - Earth Space Science 9; Student Council. Mrs. Kohler - English 9,12. Mr. Minzenberger - Al- gebra I, ll Trig; AP Analysis; Morning Year- book; Magazine Drive. Mr. Hogan - Spanish I, II, III. IV; English 9. Mr. Kopin - Art 9-12. Mrs. MacPherson - English 11,12; Com- mencement Speakers. Ms. MacKrell - Senior Counselor. Mr. Mullen - English 10,11,11 H; Boys’ Golf; Student Advisor. Miss Need - EsL. Mr. Plavcan - AP Cal- culus, Physics; Alg. I 9.9H; Physics 12; Sen. Class Adv. Mr. Stubenoffer - Indus- trial Materials 9,10, 11,12. Mr. Vickey - American Hist. AP. 11.11H; World Cultures 11; Model United Nations. U Mr. Niebauer - Gen. Math; Alg.; Comp. Prog. 10-12; Head Coach: Basketball, Softball. Asst. Football Mrs. Williams - Citizen Ed. 9; Chorus 9-12; Psychology 11,12; Choir 9-12; Color Guard Adv. Show Choir Adv. Mrs. Taormina - Ac- count. I, II, 11,12; Bus. Math 11,12. Mr. Weber - Careers 9,10; Citizen Ed. 9. Mrs. Niedzwecki - Girls’ Phys. Ed. 9,11,12. Miss Savocchio - World Cultures 10,1 OH; AP European History; N.H.S. Miss Weschuler French 1-4; Journalism; English 12H, 11; Liter- ary Publication; French club. Mr. Oldach - Earth Space Science 9. Mr. Trombacco - Boys’ Counselor 9,10,11. Mr. Prokocki - Learning Disability; Girls' Track Coach Mr. Thayer - Vis. Com- mun.; Power Tech: 9- 12; Graphic Arts: 11- 12; Girls’ Coach Cross country Track, PC Mrs. Sockett - Adminis- trative Secretary Mrs. Palmisano - Intro to Business 9; Business Law 12. Mrs. Steele - Teacher’s Aid. Mrs. Turner - Librarian; Library Monitor Adv. Mr. Behan says, “Cheese . Mrs. Klapthor gives us a smile. The Secret Service will not let Mr. DeMichael into Strong Vincent. Mr. Bart blesses his students. Say What? Joe Lazar says, “I am the boss.” The Spokesman of '85 would like to pay tribute to the Custodial Staff for all the services rendered to Strong Vincent High throughout this year. We appreciate all your efforts to keep our school clean. This patching job is not as hard as it looks. Eleanor Almeda does her job better than anyone. Board of Directors Thomas C. O’Rourke Superintendent Brenda A. Pundt President William G. Brabender Vice-President Brian M. Dougherty Tom Casey John N. Petrus, D.P.M. John C. Harkins Sally A. Shickler Edward J. Sparaga Eva Tucker, Jr. This is what we call S.V. spirit!! Homecoming Queen, April Dyess and her iscort, Derrick McCall. }n the left: students cheer along at the )ep rallies. n® Sue Loader and Sean Carvaglia really stack up. The Motley Crue The 1984-85 school year was a great year for assemblies and pep rallies. The student body gathered in the auditor- ium with enthusiasm and high spirits to cheer on our athletic teams in football and basket- ball. We have had special assemblies including movies and guest speakers. We also saw a spectacular perfor- mance by the Bay Front Ballet. We hope the Colonel spirit will last through the summer months and next year's rallies will be even more enthusiastic. Senior Power MO 0 OXQ Metro Mania! It’s a bird? A plane? it’s Underdog! Pat watches his fans. Allen is in the spotlight. SV’s proud crowd. Strong Vincent girls enjoy the outdoor view. Laurie, Kris, Mona, and Lisa have just started the Geek Club. Tony Dickens laughs at Tom Bello, who is trying to steal the ball. Steve Galloway likes Vincent so much it makes him want to dance. M q§]Gt) Jeff Barr wants you to join the Colonel brigade! Lisa Rocco and Dawn Buseck show us their “Ultra Bright’’ smiles. Mike Donnelly says he likes Lucy Fatter this much. Mike Hardner does his impression of Elvis. What's Scott Boyer hiding in his locker? Ron Legler must be mighty thirsty? !.■ RE5FRvrn i wr v BfH N Rob Brower, “Please Mrs. Steele, just let me hear one more song.’’ Rich” Mr. Behan needs lots of room for his luncheon. Jay, T.J., and Rob are real good buddies. Sherrie Troutman prepares for a lay-up. The gangs all here! Mr. Barthelson thinks Kelly Payne's joke was amusing. Mr. Petrianni always takes time to help out his students. = Cheryl Boehm is ready to enjoy a night dancing. 6SM Vort® Dim Denny Toy shows off his date. Homecoming Queen, April Dyess, looks sweet for the camera. Barb Smith hams it up while her date Ed Lambing admires her. Michelle Otteni and Darrin Stallman: ready for a great night out. The Student Council outdid them- selves in the 1984 Homecoming. This year the Homecoming was held at the “Elk's Club’’ on October 20th. This year's dance held the theme If Ever You're In My Arms Again and with that, everything was complete for a great evening. The evening’s entertainment was provided for by Mark Ross. The Student Council should be thanked for a great job well done. It was a memorable occasion for all who attended. Tracy Amsden and Doug Amthor are all ready to have a great evening. We belong together! Lisa Teubert escorted by Tom Burns. Sue Loader escorted by Dan Gianelli. On October 20, 1984, Strong Vincent's football team played our Homecoming game against Cathedral Prep High School. Anticipation was high during the colorful half-time show when the five Homecoming candidates and their escorts patiently awaited the announcement of the winning couple. Candidates were nominated by the senior class, with the whole school participating in the election of the Queen: a vivacious and glowing April Dyess. I Debbie Hill escorted by Ron Ritz. Lori Leonetti escorted by Mike Space. §1 im(3 ono Cleo Harris and Laurie Myers Lauri Irwin and John Ritz Steve Gallowway and Sue Stratton The Spokesman King and Queen and their court are nominated for their personality, school spirit, leadership abilities, and all-around popularity. Spokesman King and Queen for 1984-1985 were Tony Campanella and Denise Polacci. Their court consisted of Cleo Harris and Laurie Myers, Steve Galloway and Sue Stratton, Daniel Pelton and Jo al Grignol, John Ritz and Lauri Irwin. The top five senior boys were chosen from the nominations from the senior girls homerooms and the top five senior girls were chosen from the nominations from the senior boys homerooms. These ten seniors were then presented to the entire school and were voted on by the student body at large. m Fading Barb Perry and Diane Rupp work hard at typing the senior directory. What the heck's the answer? I wish I didn’t have to copy this! Lisa Latina, smiling pretty. Lori Leonetti, Lisa Teubert, and Debbie Hill are ready to go. Tracy Amsden, Kathy Jones, Lauri Irwin, Chris Engle, and Jerri McCoy take a break from school work to pose for a picture. The gang’s all here: Jo'AI Grignol, Paul Campbell, Randy McDaniel, Sue Loader, Joan Barrett, and Lisa Hopwood. Images Michael “Smitty Smith gets caught leaving the lunch room early. Pat McDermott roams the halls. Tracy Lee Amsden Gary R. Ayers Dant6 Jos6 Battles Douglas Matthew Amthor Carol Anderson Laura Armour Kim Baity Kevin D. Beard Scott Baird Joan M. Barrett Jacqueline Belluomini Kenneth G. Beer Christopher Biebel John B. Blanks Cheryl Tammy Lee Boehm Booth Stephen Bukowski Rebecca Lee Carlson Thomas A. Cirillo Myshel Bowers Thomas R. Burns Jr. Tanya Germaine Carothers Yod Bowers Anthony A. Campanella Beverly Chambers Susan M. Brasington Paul B. Campbell Rodney Chiarelli Regina Courtney Sandra Dever Clinton D. Crockett Denise DeVore John Dalton Gary M. Dennis Anthony Dickens Michelle DiMattio April Marie , Dyess Valerie English David Terri Ann Erazo Fox Paula Lynn Francis Stephen R. Galloway Craig Gottschling Donald Scott Grow Joseph Graziano Jennifer Joanne Grubbs Matthew Richard Gardner Jo’at Lynn Grignol Vikki Guilford Beth Michael Cleo Hamme Hardner Harris Jr. Daniel Giannelli Michael Grosso Colette Hair Susan A. Hess Lisa Joanne Hop wood Lisa M. Johannesmeyer Matthew M. Kaliszewski Debbie Hill Donald M. larussi Kathy Jones Jeanne Holodnak Lauri Irwin Michael Hooks Bobbie Lenore Jeeter Jeffrey Jordan Cynthia Kaiser Dani Jo Karen Gary Kilianek Kinney Knost Carla Kocher Donald Lambing Susan Leone William Koniecki Lisa Ann Latina Lori Leonetti William A. Kormos Julie Laureano Jill M. Lakari Lynn Leone Julie Ellen Little Sue Ann Loader Doris Lopez Steven A. Lukowich William Lupichuk Matthew Marchinetti John Markham Deborah Martin Jeffrey Matteo Marcinella Martin Jerri McCoy Patrick Michael McDermott Andrea McCall Derrick McCall Jacqueline McFadden Kerry McKay Roberta m McKay Eric Ronald Messenger Randy Michalak Heidi Milburn Jane Marie Miller Andrea Morris Eric Nardo Tabathia Noble Michelle Marie Otteni David Pacy Lynn Mozdy Denise Onslow Jon Michael Parker Daniel A. Pelton Barbara Nancy J. Perry Pettit Laurie Myers Nancy Ortiz Denise F. Polacci Michael Pope Holly Lynn Reynaud Gerald J. Rozenek Laura Prindle Jonathon Richard Ritz Cheryl Lynn Rundquist Barry Propheter Ronald Lee Ritz Mark Runser Patrick Timothy Reigel Carlos Rivera Diane E. Rupp James Salamone Sharon Denice Sander Jones Edward Schmidt Tina Seelinger Cynthia L Silvis Michael J. Smith Vianna L. Stewart Sandra A. Tarbosso Matthew SkaI Michael C. Space Susan L Stratton Darryl Tavernese Barbara Ann Smith Ann Marie Spulak Michale Anthony Szczutowski Lisa Marie Teubert Margaret Smith Tammie Marie Stevens David Thomas Eugene L. Thomas Russell C. Torok Rose M. Warren Michelle Thomas Dennis Toy Amy Weindorf June Thorp Harold Traeger Scott Wellington Sarita Tolbert James Wagner Julie Withero w 44 Michelle Ziegler Pictures Missing Lt. to Rt.: Jerri McCoy, Secretary; Lauri Myers, Vice-President; April Dyess, President, Missing from picture: Colette Hair; Treasurer Sean Caravaglia Edward Cunningham Pina DiNino Brian Ellis Christine Engle Priscilla Green Jim Griffin John Hanna Amy Jo Lemmon Randy McDaniel Shawn McLaurin John Miles Ramon Morales Darlene Prindle Dennis Schnars Mary Shaw Michael Smagiasso Ken Spinks Robert Wiley Aladino Velez ■■ ©[tDBOD3 Amsden, Tracy Lee: 224 Shenley Dr.; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track and Field 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Twirler 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 3,4; Double Twirler 2,3; Office Monitor 1; Spokesman Salesman 2. Amthor, Doug: 1830 South Shore Dr.; Golf 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Hall Monitor 2. Anderson, Carol: 728 W. 3rd St.; Business Club 4; Attendance Monitor 2,3. Armor, Laura: 914 Cranberry; Concert Band 1; Business Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Guidance Monitor 4; Photography Club 3,4. Ayers, Gary: 819 W. 17th St.; National Honor Society 3,4; United Nations 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; High Q 3,4. Bailey, Kim: 1622 Chestnut. Baird, Scott: 1155 W. 26th St.; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Dante Club 1,2; Hall Monitor 1,2. Barrett, Joan: 1106 W. 10th St.; Golf 2; Tennis 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track and Field 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Office Monitor 4. Battles, Dante Jose: 505 W. 4th St.; Football 2,4; Wrestling 1; Choir 2,3,4. Beard, Kevin D.: 431 W. Front St.; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4. Beer, Ken: 1211 W. 10th St. Belluomini, Jacqueline: 1031 W. 21st St.; Swimming 2; Swimming Co-Captain 3,4; Girls' Softball 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Business Club 4; Girl’s Chorus 1; Choir 2; Gym Monitor 3; Nurse Monitor 4; Hall Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4; Spokesman Salesman 2. Biebel, Chris: 4309 Melrose; Football 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Blanks, John, B.: 535 W. 3rd St.; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4. Boehm, Cheryl: 1741 W. 24th St.; Tennis 3,4. Booth, Tammy Lee: 2422 Baur Avenue: Choir 4; Office Monitor 3; Hall Monitor 2; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Bottom, Alan: 2020 Woodrow Ave.; Football 1,2; Golf 4; Baseball 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4. Bowers, Myshel: 1337 W. 23rd Street; Business Club 4; Guidance Monitor 1,2,3,4. Bowers, Yod: 922 W. 10th Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,4; Track Field 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Stage Crew 4. Brasington, Sue: 1928 W. 34th Street; Gym Monitor 3. Bukowski, Stephen: 651 W. 7th Street; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 4; Student Council 3. Burns, Tom: 819V2 W. 17th Street; Football 2. Campanella, Anthony A.: 3314 Ellsworth Ave.; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Tennis 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Dante Club 1,2. Campbell, Paul B.: 3011 Ellsworth Ave.; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Dante Club 1,2. Caravaglia, Sean D.: 509 W. 7th Street; Wrestling 1,2; United Nations 4; S.V. Colonel 4. Carlson, Becky: 622 W. 26th Street; Gym Monitor 3. Carothers, Tanya Germaine: 105 E. 18th Street; Cross Country 4; Track Field 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; French Club 3,4; Choir 4; Guidance Monitor 3; Prom Committee 4. Chiarelli, Rodney: 1046 W. 9th Street; Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 1,2. Cirillo, Thomas A.: 3222 Stough Ave.; Wrestling 2,4; Tennis 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Dante Club 1,2; Hall Monitor 2; Library Monitor 3; Banquet Committee 4. Cooper, Brian Scott: 519 W. 2nd Street. Cole, Denise: 453 W. 17th Street. Copeland, Veronica M.: 4522 Schaper Ave.; Volleyball 1,4; Colorguard 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Salesman 3,4; Black American Culture Club 2. Courtney, Regina: 1125 Brown Ave.; Choir 2,3; Gym Monitor 2; Attendance Monitor 3. Crockett, Clinton D.: 257 W. 3rd Street; Waterpolo 2,3,4; Tennis 1; Swimming 2,3,4. Cunningham, Ed: 959 W. 9th Street. Dalton, John: 3518 Auburn Street; Football 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Hall Monitor 1. Dennis, Gary M.: 1062 W. 22nd Street; Tennis 4; Student Council 2,3. Dever, Sandy: 706 W. 5th Street; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1; Business Club 4; Choir 2,3,4; Studio Orchestra 4; Guidance Monitor 3. Devore, Denise: 623 W. 25th Street; Tennis 3,4; French Club 4; Nurse Monitor 3. Dickens, Anthony: 942 W. 11th St.; Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 4; Black American Culture Club 1.2.3.4. DiMattio, Michelle: 3428 Charlotte St.; I.A.F. Club 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Swimming 4. DiNino, Pina: 2205 Raspberry; Dante Club 1; Business Club 2. DiValerio, Emilo: 2225 Poplar St.; Dante Club 1; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 2,3,4; Office Monitor 1,2,3,4. Donnelly, Mike, T.: 1804 Ottawa Dr.; Newspaper Staff 4: Waterpolo 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 4. Driscoll, Denise, M.: 918 W. 10th St.; Volleyball 3; Girls Softball 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 1,2; Business Club 3, Prom Committee 4; High-Q Team 3.4. Duke, Pam: 1048 W. 21 St.: Tennis 1,2; Girls Softball 1,2; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3; Gym Monitor 4. Dyess, April, Marie: 4210 Schaper; Basketball 1; Track and Field 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; Black American Culture Club 3; Hall Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Class President 4; Homecoming Candidate and Queen. Ellis, Brian: 1020 Plum St. Engle, Christine: 253 W. Front St. English, Valerie: 3702 Charlotte. Erazo, David: 545 ' 2 W. 17th St.; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1. Fox, Terri, A.: 1135 W. 22nd St.; Twirler 3; Red Cross 2. Fraley, Sheila: 2201 Plum St.; Dante Club 1,2; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Gym Monitor 1,2,3,4. Frame, Sandra: 1016 W. 9th; Colorguard 1,2. Francis, Paula: 710 W. 16th St. Galloway, Stephen, R.: 426 W. 3rd. St.; French Club 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Black American Culture Club 2; Senior Class Play 1; Head Choreographer of Show Choir 2,3,4. Gardner, Matt: 1809 Ottawa Dr.; Spokesman Staff 2,3,4. Giannelli, Dan: 3222 Washington Ave.; Football 2,3; Tennis 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track and Field 1. Gottschling, Craig: 1164 Brown Ave.; Hall Monitor 1. Graziano, Joe: 1002 W. 3rd. St.; Football 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Dante Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4. Green, Priscilla, A.: 230 E. 7th. St.; Bowling 4, Girls Softball 4; Pom Pom 3,4; Business Club 4. Grignol, Jo'AI, L: 1645 W. 23rd. St.; Twirler 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; French Club 1; Dante Club 2; Double Twirler 2; Library Monitor 1; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Senior Class Play 1. Grow, Donald: 949 W. 8th. St.; Football 2. Grubbs, Jennifer: 1848 W. 8th. St. Guilford, Vikki: 2111 W. 33rd. St.; National Honor Society Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Hair, Colette: 1412 W. 8th. St.; Tennis 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; French Club 1,2; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Senior Class Representative 4. Hamme, Beth: 637 Kahkwa Blvd.; Marching Band 2; Stage Band 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Studio Orchestra 4. Hanna, John: 212 E. 7th St. Hardner, Michael: 1818 W. 21th. St.; Football 4; Waterpolo 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4. Harris, Cleo, Jr.: 925 W. 18th St.; Basketball 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Black American Culture Club 1,2,3,4; Library Monitor 1. Hendrickson, Diane, Louise: 717 Plum St.; Choir 4, Hall Monitor 1; Senior Class Play 1; Photography Club 4; Show Choir 4. Hess, Susan, A.: 529 Shawnee Dr.; I.A.F. Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4, Gym Monitor 1,2,3,4. Hill, Debbie: 1948 W. 33rd. Street; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Girls Softball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Office Monitor 3; Prom Committee 4, Banquet Committee 4. Holodnak, Jeanne: 515 W. 9th St.; Basketball 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Hooks, Michael: 2124 Geist. Hopwood, Lisa Joanne: 818 Washington Place; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 3; Pom Pom 2, Captain 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Business Club 4; Guidance Monitor 4; Hall Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. larussi, Donald: 1327 W. 20th Street; Football 2,4; Dante Club 4. Irwin, Lauri: 818 Plum; National Honor Society 3,4; Business Club 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Girls Choir 1,3; Office Monitor 3; Senior Class Play 1; Prom Committee 4. Jeeter, Bobbie Lenore: 3945 Crestmont Ave.; Tennis 1; Basketball 1; Colorguard 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Monitor 1,2; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Studio Orchestra 1; Black American Culture Club 2,3. Johannesmeyer, Lisa M.: 1916 W. 35th Street; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 4; Office Monitor 3; Yearbook Salesman 3,4. Jones, Kathy: 1686 W. 14th Street; French Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3. Jones, Sharon Denice (Sander): 3710 Zemmerman Rd.; Track Field 2; Red Cross 1; Guidance Monitor 1; Hall Monitor 1. Jordan, Jeffrey: 2106 W. Grandview; Wrestling 1,2. Kaiser, Cynthia: 1447 W. 36th Street: I.A.F. Club 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 2; Office Monitor 4; Gym Monitor 3,4; Prom Committee 4. Kaliszenski, Matthew: 1238 W, 11th Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 4. Kilianek, Dani Jo: 718 W. 17th Street; Nurse Monitor 3. Kinney, Karen: 317 Liberty Street; Bowling 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1; Student Council 1; Red Cross 2; Studio Orchestra 3,4. Knost, Gary: 4518 Schaper Ave. Kocher, Carla: 2023 W. 27th Street; I.A.F. Club, 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Red Cross 2; Gym Monitor 4. Koniecki, William: 213 Liberty Street. Kormos, William: 518 Shenley. LaKari, Jill M.: 1010 W. 6th Street; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Girls softball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Office Monitor 3; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Lambing, Donald: 251 W. 5th Street. ©ffQO®F Latina, Lisa: 1833 W. 22nd. Street; Volleyball 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 4; Office Monitor 2. Laureano, Julie: 2012 E. 18th Street. Lemmon, Amy, Jo: 232V2 E. 2nd Street; Cheerleader 2; Girls Chorus 1; Office Monitor 3. Leone, Lynn: 1621 Plum Street. Leone, Susan: 822 W. 17th Street; Red Cross 2; Gym Monitor 2,3,4. Leonetti, Lori: 2420 Baur; Basketball 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1; Track Field 2,3,4; Colorguard 2; Marching Band 2; Student Council 1,2; Vice-President 3; President 4; Hall Monitor 2; Senior Class Play 1; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Liegl, Debbie: 1021 W. 23rd Street. Lindquist, Kelli: 1801 W. 14th Street; Office Monitor 2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 3; Hall Monitor 1. Little, Julie: 1843 W. 37th Street; Girls Softball 1; Nurse Monitor 4. Loader, Sue: 1360 W. 35th Street; Cheerleader 2,3; Captain 4; Dante Club 2; Gym Monitor 3,4. Lukowich, Steven: 410 W. 9th Street; Football 2,4; Waterpolo 2,4; Wrestling 3,4; Swimming 4. Lupichick, William: 3090 Ellsworth Ave.; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track Field 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 3. Marchinetti, Matt: 617 Japan; Cross Country 1,2; Hall Monitor 1,2. Markham, John: 1027 W. 21st Street; Golf 4; Spanish Club 1; Wrestling 4; Baseball 3,4. Martin, Debbie: 1102 W. 21st Street; Golf 4; Spanish Club 1; Business Club 4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Gym Monitor 1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor 2. Martin, Marsha: 927 W. 16th Street; Track Field 1; Choir 4; Gym Monitor 1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor 1. Matteo, Jeff: 1812 W. 32nd Street; Football 1,4. McCall, Derrick: 946 W. 17th Street; Football 1,2; Wrestling 3; Track Field 1,2,3; Stage Band 3; Stage Crew 3. McCoy, Jerri: 1258 Buffalo Road; Cheerleader 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Black American Culture Club 2; Senior Class play 1; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Show Choir 2,3,4. McDaniel, Randy: 1026 Browns Ave.; Football 2,3; Basketball 3,4. McDerrmott, Patrick: 642 W. 32rd Street; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Stage Crew 4; High-Q 3,4. McFadden, Jacki: 714 Cherry Street; Basketball 1; Swimming 4. McKay, Kerry: 1021 Washington Place; Golf 4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4. McKay, Roberta: 334 W. 2nd Street; Spanish Club 1; Girls Chorus 3; Library Monitor 3,4. McLaurin, Shawn: 1063 W. 11th Street; Football 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Black American Culture Club 2. Milburn, Heidi: 1110 Liberty Street; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 3; Library Monitor 4. Miller, Jane: 918 Plum Street; Pom pon 2,3,4; Dante Club 2; Pool Monitor 2,3,4. Messenger, Eric: 636 W. 25th Street; Football 2,3,4; Waterpolo 4; Swimming 4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; United Nations 4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Yearbook Salesman 1,2,3,4. Michalak, Randy: 603 Maryland. Miles, Jonathon: 1624 Liberty Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Waterpolo 3; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Gym Monitor 2,3. Morales, Ramon: 527 W. 17th Street. Morris, Andrea: 202 Poplar Street; Office Monitor 3; Guidance Monitor 2. Mozdy, Lynn: 609 Lincoln Ave.; Ski Club 3,4. Myers, Lauri: 1813 W. 22nd. Street; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 2; National Honor Society 3; Treasurer 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Dante Club 2; Senior Class Play 1; Senior Class Representative, Vice-President. Nardo, Eric: 1724 W. 36th Street; Baseball 2,3; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Stage Band 2, National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4. Nable, Tabathia: 320 W. 4th Street; Gym Monitor 2,3,4. Onslow, Denise: 1126 W. 5th Street; Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Co-Captain 3,4; Office Monitor 1,2,3. Otteni, Michelle: 1201’ 2 W. 26th Street; Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Colorguard 2; Prom Committee 4; Senior Class Play 1; Banquet Committee 4; Dante Club 2. Ortiz, Nancy: 721 W. 12th Street. Pacy, Dave: 3428 Oakwood St.; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4. Parker, Jon: 1042 W. 21st Street; Football 2,3,4; Swimming 2; Ski Club 3,4. Pelkowski, Lisa: 1314 W. 11th Street; Spokesman Staff (A.M.) 4; Office Monitor 4, Guidance Monitor 4. Pelton, Danny: 1842 W. 33rd St.; Golf 3; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Perry, Barbara: 645 W. 5th Street; Colorguard 1,2,3; Office Monitor 2; Gym Monitor 1; Hall Monitor 1; Business Club 4. Pettit, Nancy: 912 Liberty Street; Tennis 1,2; Volleyball 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Girls Softball 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 2; Spanish Club 1; Gym Monitor 1,2,4; Hall Monitor 3. Polacci, Denise: 2203 Geist Road; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 3. Prindle, Laura: 916 W. 17th Street; Girls Chorus 1. Propheter, Barry: 711 Lincoln Ave. Reigel, Patrick: 3625 Harvard Road; Golf 3,4. Reynaud, Holly: 4039 Garden Ave.; Swimming 2; Co-captain 4; Colorguard 2; National Honor Society 3; Vice-President 4; French Club 1; Treasurer 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 3,4; Office Monitor 1,2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Yearbook Salesman 2. Ritz, John: 1689 W. 13th Street; Football 1; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 4; Office Monitor 1; Nurse Monitor 3. Ritz, Ron: 1689 W. 13th Street; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 1,2,3. Rivera, Carlos: 2025 W. 23rd Street; Dante Club 4. Rozenek, Gerald: 1834 W. 33rd Street; Golf 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Choir 2; Senior Class Play 1. Rundquist, Cheryl: 1033 W. 21st Street; Swimming 4; Cheerleader 2; Dante Club 1; Spokesman Staff (P.M.) 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Runser, Mark: 1119 W. 25th Street; Baseball 4. Rupp, Diane: 830 W. 10th Street; Colorguard 2; Concert Band 1; Girls Chorus 2; Business Club 4. Salamone, James: 3121 Auburn; Hall Monitor 1,2; Office Monitor 3. Seelinger, Tina: 3404 Post Ave., Gymnastics 1; Track Field 3; Girls Softball 1,2,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Library Monitor 2, Student Council Photographer; Photography Club, President. Shaw, Denise Mary: 912 West 23 Street. Silvis, Cynthia: 2023 West 22 St. Smith, Barbara Ann: 249 West 5 St., Spokesman Staff 4. Smith, Margaret: 912 West 9 St. Smith, Michael J.: 421 Walnut St., Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Black American Culture Club; Office Monitor; Hall Monitor 1. Space, Michael C.: 2122 Berst Ave., Football 3; Red Cross 2. Spinks, Ken: 1335 West 10 St., Wrestling 1,2,4; Student Council 1,2,3, Newspaper Staff 1,3; Stage Crew 1, Office Monitor 1, Senior Class Play 1, Photography Club 2; President 3 Spulak, Ann Marie: 2408 Baur Lane, Colorguard 2, Dante Club 2, Spanish Club 1,2; Senior Class Play 1, Library Monitor 1,2. Stevens, Tammie: 340 W. 7th Street; Cheerleader 3; French Club 1; Business Club 3; Red Cross 2; Girls Chorus 1; Senior Class Play 1; Library Monitor 2,4. Stewart, Vianna: 513 Cascade; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Softball 1,2,3,4; Spokesman Staff (A.M.) 4. Stratton, Susan: 923 W. 8th Street; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Softball 1,2,3,4; Spokesman Staff (A.M.) 4. Szczutkowski, Michael Anthony: 949 W. 10th Street Tang, Linh: 425 Liberty; Studio Orchestra 2,3,4. Tarbosso, Sandra: 1229 W. 20th Street; Waterpolo Manager 3,4; Volleyball 4; Swimming Manager 2,3,4; Twirler 1,2; Student Council 2; Alternate 4; Secretary Dante Club 1; President 2; Library Monitor 1; Banquet Prom Committees 4; Senior Class Play 1. Tavernese, Darryl: 1015V2 W. 10th Street; Football 2,4; Baseball 4. Teubert, Lisa: 214 Poplar Street; Basketball Manager 1; Pom pon 2; Business Club 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Nurse Monitor 2; Library Monitor Homecoming Court 4. Thomas, Eugene: 1045 W. 22nd Street; Tennis 4. Thomas, Laura: 1016 W. 9th Street; Colorguard 3; Guidance Monitor 1. Thomas, Michelle: 554 W. 3rd. Street; Golf 4; Colorguard 2,3; Student Council 1,2; Office Monitor 2; Guidance Monitor 2; Hall Monitor 1. Thorp, June: 1426 Poplar. Tolbert, Sarita: 4044 Garden Ave.; Golf 4. Torok, Russell: 1729 W. 25th Street; Bowling 4; Baseball 1,2,4. Warren, Rose: 1642 W. 24th Street; Golf 4; Volleyball 4; Swimming 4; Bowling 1,2,4; Cheerleader 2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Office Monitor 4. Weindorf, Amy: 1219 W. 10th Street; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2,4; President 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Office Monitor 4; Hall Monitor 1; Prom Banquet Committee 4. Wellington, Scott: 1350 W. 9th Street; Golf 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Office Monitor 3; Hall Monitor 1,2; Spokesman Salesman 1,2,3,4. Wiley, Robert: 537 Beverly Drive; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Black American Culture Club 2. Witherow, Julie: 2105 W. 30th Street; Office Monitor 2,3; Pool Monitor 2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 2,3; Library Monitor 3,4. Ziegler, Michelle: 1624 W. 21st Street; Office Monitor 1,2; Pool Monitor 2,3. ©OilDOtr Senior’s pose for a picture in Mr. Hathaway’s English class. Randy McDaniels relaxes in Computer class. Myshel Bowers, Paula Francis, and Sue Stratton are Yod Bowers tries to interview Kathy Jones during class, enjoying their free period in gym. S Hey! Whatcha think ya do- ing?!” says, Danny Pelton. Barb Smith and Lisa Johannesmeyer are startled by the camera man. No, You can’t have the Matt Marchinetti and Randy Michalak get answers! dressed up for senior portraits. Steve Bukowski smiles for the camera. Mike Grosso is thinking about starting his own computer dating service. Ron, Holly, and Cheryl work closely on yearbook activities. Sue Loader can type up her program without looking. John Ritz poses as The Thinker. Steve Galloway shows us one of his dance moves. Mike Smith shows off two of his many ladies: Lynn Tolbert and Marsha Martin. Dan Gianelli and Kevin Beard: “Ebony and Ivory. (Picture on left) Jill LaKari and Dan Gianelli ham it up for the camera man. Mike Donnelly catches Vikki Guilford who is being tripped by T. J. Burns. Jo'AI Grignol and Paul Campbell take a break from Computer work. (Picture on right) James Wagner says, “Look mom one hand!’’ Mr. Behan’s History class is hard at work. Shawn McLaurin works out in gym class. Mike Hardner is looking at his very own paramecium. John Dalton diligently in typing class. Nancy Pettit is Vincent’s Metro All-Star. Tracy Amsden is Just Waking Up.” Senior girls enjoy their lunch period. ox@©Qanr© And, here are the three candidates for Miss U.S.A.: Missy Boles, Theresa Stachewicz, and Danette Feldman. Chris Honey, Angela Turek, Kelly Rozenek: SV’s Three Muskateers. Herbert, “Little Darlings. Karlyn Schultz and Kristen Zebroski smile for our cameraman. Andy Smith dressed all by himself this morning! Lisa Sabitino asks, Ok, Colleen, what did you put in my hair?” “I told you not to take my picture. Raise your hand ... if you're sure! The Class of 1986 has to be one of the most spirited classes ever! They are active participants in school athletic and academic activities and do very well in both. Many students have a great deal of responsibility. The classes are more difficult this year and many students are also holding down after-school jobs. As their third year of high school draws to a close, the class of '86 can now look forward to becoming leaders in the school. We hope that this year has been enjoyable and successful and that next year will hold more of the same. Charles Adams Brian Akus Dawn Ames Kelly Amsden Lori Anderson Dana Arrington Carmen Asia Roberta Askins Darrel Atkinson Michelle Atkinson Colleen Aydt Anna Banko Jeff Barr Karl Beard Jamie Beer Thomas Bello Robert Bemis Jeff Biletnikoff Lisa Bizzarro Carol Bortzer Scott Boyer Colleen Brady Raymond Brewer Randy Brockway Robert Brower Cyndi Bryson Dawn Buseck Kim Bussard Stephen Cambell Kevin Carroll Kelly and Sherrie give their review of S.V. Jack Filia: Little Drummer Boy. Kelly and Mary: Pepper Salt, lunches. Ron Celeski Leslie Cenfetelli Stacie Champion Christine Clark Charles Conway Mike Copper Tracy Corbin Bob Culp Scott Desantis Mike Desmarais Ann DiMarco Chris Dina Mike Dodmeier Jeff Dunbar Sean Duncan Shawn Dundon Pete Dunford Dale Easter Robert Eliason Jennifer Feathers Leslie really stands out in a crowd. Fran dressed in the dark this morning. Bridget Fash Jack Filia Ann Fox Melani Fryczynski Robert Guelcher Darlene Hagman Eric Hardener Matt Harris Mary Herbert Bill Herring Harold Herring Kris Hersperger John Hoover Renefe Hopkins John Horvath Brendan Hovis John Huff Ralph Ifft Kathy Jaroszewicz Rose Johnson Sean Dundon models gen- uine zebra hide for us. This isn’t just another Close-up commercial. Bob Ferloin Melissa Fetzner Yuri Graves Kelly Green Jeff Holodnak Kammie Hopkins Duong Hung Kathy Jaroszewicz Lee Kauffman Ron Kelly Beth Kemerer Barry Knight Brian Komar Debbie Kuehne Michelle Lawrence Ron Legler Laurie, Kris, Mona, Lisa - A Chorus Line revisited? Frances Leone Valerie Lewis Paula Vitale - My balogna has a first name .. Andy can't believe he ate the whole thing. Brian Lipiec Alan Lomax David Lukens Dan Lukowich Len Malinowski Keith McDermott Karen Minadeo Cathy Minnis Theresa Montante Lisa Montefiori Lisa Montie Debbie Moorhead Patti Mrozowski Kim Munson Yuri explains his philosophy of life. Chris just spotted her favorite guy. Jack Machinetti Michelle Martinez Lisa Martucci Mike Matteo Rob Matz Denise Myers Shawn Nicholas Doris Pope Dave Pruyn Michele Raid Michelle Rekitt Amy Renner Chris Riazzi Albert Richards Jose Rivera Frank Rocco Lisa Rocco Bonnie Roscinski Sandra Ross Matt Runser Rich Runstedler Mike Rupp Lisa Sabatino Debbie Sagan Dawn Sharrer Keep dreaming, I'm taken. Larry Xethakis A.K.A. Franny. Jay Saur Brad Schell Alethea Schroeck Felicia Schroeck Nicole Schroeck Kris Schultz Carlyn Schwab Gary Schwenk Bina Shah Dawn Sharrer Andy Smith Theresa Stachewicz Darrin Stahlman Mona Stewart Larry Terromas Margaretha Thames Thieu Thi Van Dan Thomas Cheryl Thompson Doresa Thompson Kim Tolbert David Toy Sherry Troutman Chris Turben Lenny and Lisa sitting in a tree ... ® US Hail, Hail! The gang’s all here! Lisa Martucci explorer. — hallway Mrs. Mastrian just loves her junior students. Laurie Twohig Amy Van Asdale Paula Vitale Melody Von Buseck Monica Watson Brian Welch Bryan Williamson Michelle Wolny Larry Xethakis Michael Zias Douglas Gaeckle ®W7 Allen Lomax and friends: Spanky and Our Gang”? Karlyn Schultz and Kristen Zebroski: Friends for ever! Kathy Leonetti warns Cindy Thorp, Don’t you ever .. 1985 has proven to be another banner year for the sophomores. Needless to say, this class has been active in all school activiites. They were full of life and vigor during the pep rallies; and were very considerate during the formal assemblies. Once again, the sophomores have proven themselves a force to be reckoned with here at mighty S.V. Marlene Acevedo Dave Adams Ann Fatter, Sally Harris Shawn Jones are all smiles since becoming Soph- omores. Richard Adams Jeff Adelman John Alberico David Antolik Lori Arduini Betty Austin Charleen Aydt Stephan Bankhead Trelane Battles Yolanda Bowers Yuppadee Bowers Richard Brockway Melissa Brown Lisa Burkett ?1 Ann Bailey Rick Brockway Sam Calafato Matt Carlson Nicole Caserta Kenneth Clausen Pam Cole Denise Conners John Corbin Jodi Courtney Dan Cyperski Michelle Czarnecki Michele DeDad Lori Dennis Susan Dever Loretta Dickens Lynn Dillon Sue DiMarco Grace Dollinger Gerard Eberlein Pamela Ellis Ann Fatter Melissa Malone and Tina Lutz are enthralled by Miss Savacchio's lecture. Students of the Sophomore class: hard at work? Tammy Troutman Michelle Wisinski; “Is it live “Or, is it Memorex? James Fetzner Michael Firch Robin Flegal Scott Flegal Ron Francis Yvonne Franz Andrea Galleur Theresa Giles Bob Gannon Daniel Gorzynski Stephanie Goss Joe Graml Richard Greenfield James Gross Mary Gross Tim Grosso Scott Grucza Enrique Guzman Dawn Haddix Sally Hahn Larry Hamilton Manuel Hamme 7® Sally Harris Tammy Harvey Peter Hathaway Kendra Heinlein Rick Hills Ho Thi Twuet An Lori larussi Dawn Huegel Ray Hubert Gyorgyi Horvath Lisa Hornik Christine Honey Mike Jabor Dorothy Johnson Stefanie Johnson Tammy Johnson Juliano Ginnisue Chuck Kador Mark Katarzynski Patrick Kiadii Jr. Kim Koniecki Christopher Krupinski Steve LaKari Ed Lambing Steven Landen Brenda Lassman Steve Lavery Michael Lawrence Melissa Malone Chuck Kador suffer from the communication gap. Kathy Leonetti Eddie Lindenberger Abby Lukens Christina Lutz Philip Mackenzie Jamie Maldonado Tim Malinowski Melissa Malone Tammy Mangoni Rich Marsteller Melissa Mather Jennifer McAlister Tamura McKelvey Greg McIntosh Bryan McGee Anita McCullum Lisa McCoy Eileen McCarthy Marlena McLeod Rick Meyer Rick Miller Miranda Mitchell Nicholas Mong Debbie Monschein Angelo Montante Ivan Mauyen Van Nguyen Kim Nickson Theresa Stachiewicz and Jim Fetzner concentrate on poetry assignments. - + David Antolik and Scott Grucza enjoy yet another hearty and nutritious S.V. lunch. Jody Courtney and Mary Wagner com- pete in physical education bas- ketball. Matt Nies Mike Nolan Dean Oatis Phyllis Ott Jams Parker William Paulson William Parra Robert Penpek Melissa Mathers is such an angel. Mary Petroff Vic Petruso J.J. Polacci Herman Pude Erin Quinn Donna Ransil Dave Rice Onkham Rattanaphasouk ?• Celia Rivera Cinthia Rizzo Julie Roberts Tim Rogala Kelly Roznek Lisa Ruggles Rich Sack James Sadowski Kristen Zebroski says, “Ha, I can’t believe Lisa is studying!” Believe it or not, this room is leaning from erosion. Peter Sala Karen Saliby Sharron Salvi Tine Samson Brian Saraceno Robert Sargent Tom Saterlee Laurie Scheppner 111 Julie Roberts waits for a fire. Cathy Leonetti studies for a test. Mike Firch eat’s a mighty fine lunch. Ray Hubert says, “So, this is a closed lunch!” Karlyn Schultz Aaron Seib Robert Serafini Katrina Sherman David Silvis Fred Silvis Shelly Sines Dawn Smith Erik Smith Michelle Smith Chris Spizarny James Stafford Cricka Stewart David Strenio Robert Teribery Margaret Thomas f® Rob Thompson Cindy Thorp Tammy Troutman Joe Vierra John Vommaro Mary Beth Wagner Cheryl Waite Tina Waite Mike Watson Chris Wihcal Michelle Wisinski Kenneth Woodward Deanna Zazado Kristen Zebroski Gary Zurn On June 12 one of our students was in a car-motorcycle accident. She died from the injuries she suffered on June 17. This girl, who was to be a sophomore this year, was Debbie Sutton. Debbie was an excellent artist, played J.V. Basketball for our school, was an active member of theatre class, and her youth group at the Elmwood Presbyterian Church. She will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing her. 7® Chris Kaeberlein relaxes and dreams of a cruise to the Carribean. Wille Manus: sweet talking his way out Just another day in the life of of trouble with Mrs. Steele. freshman — Robert Allgeier. This year the Spokesman is featuring freshmen. The freshmen class came into new school surroundings with pride and soaring spirits. They participated in school activities such as the in school volleyball and wrestling matches. The freshmen also joined athletic programs and showed excellence in their academic performance. This year's 9th graders made new friends and were introduced to many different elective courses. We hope the freshmen had a fun and exciting first year and are ready to continue growing in the three years yet to come. Tatric Lockett and Michelle Clark had fun posing for the Spokesman photographer. 1-----[ [r@©[to©0D Edward Adams Karen Agens Marcus Atkinson Brad Allen Robert Allgeier Cari Altman Carol Amann Maldonado Anderson Angel Arce Hubert Arrington Ronald Askins Iris Baker Paula Balsiger Michele Bardo Carol Bartels Katie Beer Ed Bellomini Tim Bodampr Steven Bolash Missy Bowles Jeanne Brady Jackie Brasco Anita Brewer Patti Bretherton Amy Brookhouser Robert Brown Jenni Buckner Ann Byerly Terry Campbell Tracy Campbell Angela Carbone Sean Carlson Tahia Carr Darrick Carroll JoAnn Caufman Rob Celeski Rhonda Champion Michele Chapin Lisa Cirillo Michelle Clark Lance Colville Jeffrey Colwell Gregory Copeland Tatrice Crockett Darryl Crosby Patrick Cyparski Brian Dash Dorothea Deboe Linda Deptuala Bruce Desmarais Shawn Dewolf Joe DiBello Michael Diehl Michelle DiMarco Glenn Dine Eric DiNicola Tammie Divell Brian Dobmeier Rosalyn Dorsey Keo Douangdalavong Brian Downy Rhonda Eliason Vincent Erhart Danette Feldmann John Ferraro Paul Fillak Carl Flegal Tracy Fletcher Michael Foley II David Fraley Theresa Fullerton Sherri Furgesz Stephanie Furgesz Tami Galvin Terri Galvin Frank Gant Denny Garity Bridgette George Virginia George Jeff Gibbens Bonnie Gibbons Jonathan Gibbons Charlie Gomez Amie Graham Patricia Gray Clara Green Dave Orugin Melissa Hall Randy Hamilton Kris Hamme Dale Hanson Betty Hanson Harry Harpst Robert Harris Lisa Harvey Goody Haugsdahl Cheryl Heinemann Estelle Heitman Maria Hernandez Don Hines Quang Ho Terry Honey Chris Huber Matthew Hull Veronic Hunter Steve Jaglowski Donald Jardine Nicole Jaycox Jennifer Johns Brian Johnson Kristine Johnson Lori Johnson Omalee Johnson Scott Johnson Rodney Jones Ricky Joyce Nancy Jeziorski Chris Kaeberlein Karen Kaiser John Kavelish While Armand Rocco girl watches from the guidance office ... ... Mark Leone poses for them James Keyes Dawn King Robert King Sue Kinnear Richard Knobloch Jim Kopnitsky Julie Kovacs Jennifer Kraut Don Krayeski Danette Kuehne Rodney Kugai John Santone — S.V.'s own little drummer boy. Kim Landon Jeannine Lawton Kim Leburg Yvette Lee Lisa Legler Mark Leone Tina Loftus Christal LePak Fred Loring Leslie Lowers Heather Luciano Jenny Luczak Heidi Lutz Douglas MacArthur Sue Madison Mike Maggio Willie Manus Lynn Marak Therese Marmino Kenny Mathis Edward Mathis Shannon Mathis Margaret Maughn Carmen McCall Veronica McCammon m John McCarthy Carlos McCullum Jane McFadden John McFadden Chris McGee Kim McGinnett i Mil Gai Pham Tony Ploszkiewicz Paul Polacci Karen Pope Sue Porter Rebecca Prescott Rochelle Price Amy Quinn Tony Quin Michele Race Kristen Raun Jennifer Reeder Eruvinia Rivera Shontell Proctor Holly Sidman Chuck Slatter Anthony Smith Heidi Lutz Shawn Segerlin Shon Servidio John Shannon Kevin Sharrer Paul Shaw Dean Roberts Armand Rocco Lisa Ross Ted Rougeux Tammy Ruf Marc Ruggles John Ruhl Cesar Ruiz Al Russell Lisa Sadowski Shauna Salvi Tanya Samokar John Santone Marc Sargent Adam Scheioske Brad Schroeder Shannon Schwenk Gayle Smith Jennie Smith Jessica Smith Tim Smith Debbie Southworth Joe Spare Cathy Spencer Tina Spencer Dave Stablein April Stancil Tracie Stancliff Kimberly States Tracy Stephens Glenn Swanson Sharon Swartwood John Swope Joe Szuchon Kerwin Tatum Joann Teubert Tammy Thompson Teresa Thompson Bac Nguyen Tien David Timpson Melanie Tolbert John Trohoske Richard Troutman Cindy Twohig Chris Uirich Christopher Ullo Cathy Villella Jill Vommaro Denise Walden V] Sharon Waldo Bonnie Walker Darlene Walker Phoebe Walker Fred Watts Rickey Wellington Lisa Wheeler Ricky Wellington Caroline Wilbur Kathy Williams Frankie Wilson John Wilson John Wisneski A freshman shows his ability at electronics. Michelle Clark smiles as she leaves class. Caroline Woodard smiles for the SVHS cameraman. Greg Copeland really likes to do his work. Richie Wellington and Chris Kaeberline look so enthused. Honest, I was just going to get a drink! John Wisneski forgot to do his homework. ......_____, cw..c Freshman get into the swing of things at SVHS. Steve Witt Roseanne Wolfgang Bruce Zeigler Al Zejavac 00 TM mfe© amdl The Stage Band takes a break while practicing. Girls Chorus is ready for an excellent performance. Orchestra members relax after playing a difficult song. Mrs. Williams looks the other way as Dawn Buseck sleeps. The key behind any successful club or organization is participation. Without participation, clubs could not function. This is not the case here at Strong Vincent. The students take an active part in every facet of school life and that includes clubs. From the Student Council to the Ski Club, students enjoy a wide variety of scholastic and intramural activities. If there is any one thing that reflects the pride and spirit we have in our school, it is our clubs and organizations. Bottom row: Veronica Copeland, Sandy Tarbosso, Jackie Belluomini, Debbie Hill, Amy Weindorf. Second row: April Dvess Jo al Grignol, Laurie Myers, Lori Leonetti, Tracy Amsden, Gary Ayers. Third row: Danny Pelton, Dave Pacy Vikki Guilford, Holly Reynaud. Top row: Tony Campanella, Paul Campbell, Matt Gardner, Pat McDermott Bill LuDichuk trie Messenger. K ’ Officers: Eric Messenger, President; Holly Reynaud, Vice-President; Jo'al Grignol, Vice-President; Veronica Copeland, Secretary; Laurie Myers, Treasurer. National Honor Society began this year with Joyce Savocchio as their advisor. Due to Miss Savocchio’s promotion to Assistant Principal, Mrs. Sally Kohler was appointed as the new advisor. To help Mrs. Kohler in her new position were NHS Officers: President, Eric Messenger; Vice-Presidents, Holly Reynaud and Jo'al Grignol; Treasurer, Laurie Myers; and Secretary, Veronica Copeland. The National Honor Society's pet project this year was to set up the first annual Santa's Spirit Shop. They also supplied a Christmas tree for the front hall over the holidays. Bottom row: C. Thorp, D. Myers, K. Payne, E. Stewart, M. Thames, J. Santone, K. Green, M. Stewart, R. Warren, S. Kinnear, M. Race. Second row: K. Leonetti, D. Connors, J. Minor, J. Dunbar, L. Kaufman, L Myers, M. Smith, T. Cirillo, C. Bryson, A. Bottom, P. McLeod, J. Brady, J. Johns. Top row: T. Bodamor, K. Sharrer, J. Barr, S. Witt, T. Bello, Y. Graves, S. Bokowski, C. Harris, P. McDermott, W. Manus. President Lori Leonetti holds on Officers: Jeff Barr, Treasurer; Kelly Green, Corresponding Secretary; Mona to Vice-President Ron Legler for Stewart, Recording Secretary; Lori Leonetti, President; Ron Legler, support. Vice-President. The goals reached by this year’s Student Council benefited the entire student body. Council sponsored the Homecoming ceremony and the Homecoming dance. They also organized after-school mixers and holiday activities such as the Door Decorating Contest” at Christmas time. The Student Council worked in collaboration with the National Honor Society in decorating Christmas trees and in collecting food for the needy. The council also has the important job of representing the students and improving communications between them and the administration. m Tfe [Fog3©© Bottom Row, (L to R): Mrs. Musarra, K. Shultz, R. Ritz, H. Reynaud, T. Amsden, J. Ritz, K. Hersperger E. DiValerio. Top Row: M. Gardner, K. Clausen, M. Firch, L Johannesmeyer, K. Green, M. Herbert, D. Buseck, B. Smith. Tracy and Mike cheerfully advertise the Spokesman! Holly and Ron take a break between layouts to pose for our cameraman. O.K. you guys, who stole my layout? This year’s Spokesman staff has worked diligently in the making of the 1985 Spokesman. The yearbook has gone through some changes this year; there are new editors and new members of the staff. We also have a novice advisor, Mrs. Musurra, whose guidance and advice was a major factor in the success of this year's book. Special thanks are extended by the staff to her for her outstanding job. The staff hopes that the yearbook holds many great memories of 1985 for all of you. Cameraman — John Ritz. lB©yo ft [ft® l®@Cs Yearbook is my life. On the good ship lollipop .. Karlyn, Mike, and Tracy: What a team! A master at work. Ron Ritz-getting into the picture. Standing: Mr. Minzenberger, Vicky Stewart. Seated: Susan Stratton, Lisa Pelkowski. 0 0 0 0 0 0 A few selected students under the direction of Mr. Minzen- berger are involved in a class called Morning Yearbook. The people in this class try to figure out ways to raise money to help lower the cost of our yearbook. These people run the annual magazine drive and Vincent's favorite for Valentine s Day: the carnation sale. The staff also puts together orders and delivers the yearbooks. We should like to extend our thanks to the Morning Year- book Staff for helping make this year’s yearbook a success. Representatives are chosen by their homerooms to be in charge of selling the Spokes- man. These people take orders for the yearbook and turn them in to the Morning Yearbook Staff. They also take orders for the magazine drive and the Carnation Day Sale. We com- mend these sales people for their terrific help in both sales and collections. From left, Top row: Goody Haugsdahl, Rob Celeski, Michael Firch, Robert Penpek, Rob Thompson. Middle row: Chris Kaeberlein, Lori Dennis, Denise Conners, Cindy Bryson. Bottom row: Onkham Rattanaphasouk, Kim McGinnett, Shannon Swank, Kelly Payne, Steve Witt, Jay Saur, Cleo Harris, Eric Messenger, Scott Wellington, Kenny Mathis, Vicky Stewart, Michelle Clark, Catherine Hopkins, Katie Williams, Lisa Pelkowski, Bena Shaw, Manny Hamme, and Amy Weindorf. Miss Flanagan conducts Business Club meetings dur- ing which members discuss different careers in the busi- ness world, and also attempt to come up with new ways to raise money for equipment, charitable organizations, and scholarships. The Club has been involved in various activities this year. They have brought in guest speakers to tell students about interesting professions. They have had social get-togethers and have delighted the school by keep- ing the front hall bulletin boards brightly decorated. From Left. Top row: Christine Honey, Stephanie Furyze, Bonnie Roscinski, Leslie Cenfentelli, Tanya Samokar, Sue Brasington, Cathy Jones. Middle row: Jenny Johns, Scott Johnson, Kristen Schultz, Laurie Irwin, Diane Rupp, Barb Perry. Bottom row: Jodi Courtney, Tammy Stevens, Theresa Fullerton, Dawn Heugel, Shauna Salvi, Lisa Teubert, Myshel Bowers. The High-Q team consists of 4 seniors and 2 juniors. Mrs. Kohler is the team advisor. Members came to school early every day and practiced before homeroom for matches. They studied trivia, math, English, and history questions which were asked during matches. Vincent played two matches this year with one loss against North- east and an overwhelming victory (110-40) over North- western. Congratulations goes out to this years High-Q team. From Left: Dan Lukowich, Mrs. Kohler, Kelly Green, Gary Ayers, Pat McDermott, Bill Lupichuk. Top row: Lisa Martucci, Kelly Green, Kris Schultz, and Chris Dina. Bottom row: Kim Tolbert, Lisa Hopwood, Sue Loader, Colleen Brady, Lisa Sabatino, Debbie Sagan, and Tracy Amsdem. This year’s Varsity Cheerleading Squad really helped to promote school spirit with numerous activities. They had their annual Pie-in-the-Face contest. Instead of just senior members participating this year, the whole squad, along with twelve football players, had the op- portunity to be involved. Cheerleaders also hosted numerous pep rallies for all the Metro football games and for a few basketball games. Pep rallies included skits, cheers, chants, mounts, and an aerobic dance routine. The squad also sold ' Can't Stop that Colonel Spirit button to help build that Colonel Pride. The Captian was senior, Sue Loader, and the co-captain was junior, Colleen Brady. We hope that the Colonel Spirit continues to grow. Captain Sue Loader and Co-Captain Colleen Brady. ■o@© 0 0 Top to bottom- Sue Loader, Debbie Sagan; Lisa Martucci, Lisa Sabatino, Kris Schultz; Kim Tolbert, Chris Dina. Colleen Brady, Tracy Amsdem; Lisa Hopwood, and Kelly Green. The Senior members this year are Tracy Amsdem. Sue Loader, and Lisa Hopwood qJJoWo0®F© WnW 0 Captain, Lynne Marack; Co. Captain Karyln Schultz. The 1984-85 J.V. Cheerleaders season has had its ups and downs. The squad lost five members, including its captain. Erin Quinn and Karlyn Schultz, who took over as captain, stuck with the team throughout the entire year. Kristen Zebroski and Melissa Malone joined late in the season, but did a great job of lifting the spirit of team players and the remaining cheerleaders. Mrs. Mastrian did an excellent job of holding the team together and shared a lot of great ideas to help the J.V.’ers boost the spirits of the entire school. Row 1: Karlyn Schultz; Row 2: Lynne Marack, Melissa Malone; Row 3: Erin Quinn. J.V. Cheerleaders show good form. Row 1: Kathy Jaroszewcz, Tracy Corbin. B w 2: Traelane Battles, Mary Wagner, Chris Turbine. Row 3: Theresa Stachiew, , Sue Dever, Cindy Thorp. Under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Judith Mastrian, this year's Waterpolo and Wrestling Cheerleaders showed off skill and determination. Because of a late November formation, the team only had a month to prepare for the season. Still, the girls captured a real together- ness that could boost anyone's spirit. Mrs. Mastrian best summed up their season by saying “The Waterpolo and Wrestling Cheerleaders are very in- dependent and work well together.'' Captain: Chris Turbine, Co. Captain: Tracy Corbin. M ©Doflk Members of the Strong Vincent Ski Club enjoy hours of their favorite sport every Thursday night at Peak- n-Peek Ski Resort. Winter time sees Pat Riegel, Dave Antolik, Ralph Ifft, John Parker, Tom Bello, Yuri Graves, Lee Kaufman, and Michael Firch board the bus for the Peak. Although these men are all veteran skiers, lessons are available for the novice. Girls are also welcome aboard. If you enjoy skiing or would like to try learning, join these colorful gent- lemen when next year's season begins. This year's Peer Jury consisted of Kelly Green, Ron Legler, and Jo’al Grignol during the first semester, and Holly Reynaud and Gary Ayers during the second. The group meets two Thurs- days a month at the Erie County Courthouse with other student repre- sentatives from area schools to hear juvenile cases. They do not decide whether a person is guilty or innocent because the defendant has already pleaded guilty; they just listen to the defendant's side of the story and ask questions of the person and his or her parents. They do decide, however, what the court punishment should be. These punishments may include resti- tution charges, a specified number of hours to be worked in the community, apology to the victim, or whatever else the Peer Jury feels will help the juvenile to pay for his crime and also to gain insight into his problem behavior. ■0®4 Front row (from left): Pat Riegel, John Parker, Lee Kaufman, Jeff Dunbar Back row: Tom Bello, Ralph Ifft, Michael Firch, James Parker. Top row (from left): Sean Dunden, Jack Filia, Shawn Cortes, Joe Graml, Dave Adams, Jeff Gibbons, Lenny Malinowski, Alan Bottoni. Bottom row: John Santone, Armand Rocco, Andy Smith, Cheryl Thompson, Tim Malinowski, Kim Munson, Eric Messenger, Mr. Grotowski. This year's Stage Band is better than ever. Now under the direction of Mr. Ed Grotowski, our Stage Band is improving with each performance. Not only have they participated in this year's Christmas and Spring concerts, but the band also impressed former vice-presidential candidate Geraldine Ferrar- o with a few musical selec- tions during her stop here at Strong Vincent. The S.V. Stage Band now looks ahead to more participation and another successful musical year. In spite of their small size, the newly re-named Instrumental En- semble shows much talent this year and promise for next. The group participated in this year’s Christ- mas Concert and will also be performing in the ‘85 Spring Concert. Under the direction of Mr. Ed Grotowski, this year’s In- strumental Ensemble consists of Linh Tang, and Kim Landon on first violins; Jill Vomarro, Kelly Pearson and Pheobe Walker playing second violins; Karen Kinney on the flute and Beth Hamme assisting on the piano. The Instrumental Ensemble is a very talented group and we at S.V. are proud to be the only city high school to boast such an organization. Top row (from left): Ling Tang, Jill Vommaro, Kelly Pearson, Phoebe Walker, Mr. Grotowski. Bottom row: John Santone, Kim Landon, Beth Hamme, Karen Kinny. •a®® Row 1: A. Cortes, D. Moorhead, A. Salvi, J. Sontone, K. Kinney, E. Messenger, A. Smith, Mr. Grotkowski, B. Kemerer. Row 2: K. Payne, R. Champion, R. Snyder, M. Hull, S. Miller, B. Walker, D. Smith, J. Reeder, J. Lawton, C. Bartel, T. Troutman, M. McLeod, F. Schroeck. Row 3: P. Ellis, J. Miller, L. Montie, C. Thompson, K. Munson! F. Malinowski, E. Stewart, A. Rocco, J. Minor, J. Gramml, L. Malinowski, D. Adows, A. Grucza, R. Messenger, K. Konieczi, L. Rocco, A. Schroeck. Row 4: L. Hopwood, P. McLeod, K. Pearson, J. Vommaro, J. Courtney! T. Montante, K. Amsden, J. Filia, C. McGee, D. Kuehne, A.Johnson, J. Jolws, A. Bottoni, R. Flegal, B. Fash! D. Kuehne. Absent: T. Amsden, S. Galloway, S. Dever, G. Haughsdahl, D. Fuller, T. Moon. It is not often we find a class where the teacher and the students work hard together and accomplish a great deal. This is so with our 1984-85 S.V. Marching Band and their dedicated instructor, Mr. Ed Grotkowski. This year's band began with 25 members and has now reached a membership of 65. The band has not only appeared at football games and pep rallies, but has also been involved in community and extracommunity activities. They participated in several parades and The Band Exhibition sponsored by Academy High. Once again we had several students perform in District Band. These were Eric Messenger, Andy Smith, Joe Gramml, and Bonnie Walker. All those associated with the band should be commended on their hard work. Mr. Ed Grotkowski truly deserves credit. This is his first year at S.V., and he has worked diligently and has succeeded in making this year's band something of which to be proud. Drum Major — Andy Smith. S.V. Colonels — Making their way down the field. D©@ Row 1: Tracy Amsden, Lisa Hopwood. Row 2: Diane Kemerer, Lisa Monte, Paulette McLeod, Lisa Rocco. Row 3: Robin Fleugel, Pam Ellis, Bridget Fash, Jane Miller, Kim Konecki. Twirler Captains: Lisa Rocco, Tracy Amsden. Pom Pon captains: Lisa Monte, Lisa Flopwood. H@? Row 1: Felicia Schroeck, Beth Kermerer, Alethea Schroeck, Kelly Amsden. Row 2: Jody Courtney, Debbie Khuene, Stephanie Johnson, Dannette Khuene, Jenny Johns. Colorguard Captain: Kelly Amsden. S.V. Colonel plays with pride. Flag twirling is so easy, Jody can do it with her eyes Lisa Rocco shows us her style. ©[MU ®®mm Colonels show us what it’s all about. 6)® From Left, Top row: Jeff Barr, Eric Nardo, Dave Pacy, Bill Lupichuk, Pete Sala, John Alberico, Jerry Roznek, Joe Graziano. Middle row: Catherine Hopkins, Vikki Guilford, Mike Hardner, Amy Weindorf, Pete Hathaway, Mike Lawrence, Donna Ransil. Bottom row: Erin Quinn, Abby Leukens, Tina Seelinger, Julie Little Garv Ayers Ricky Brockway, Julie Roberts, Angela Williams. ' 1 Colonel' editors: Top row: Jerry Roznek, Dave Pacy, Bill Lupichuk, Vikki Guilford, Gary Ayers. Bottom row: Jeff Barr, Amy Weikndorf, Pete Hathaway. The Colonel Staff had a very productive year. The staff covered an array of exciting articles including the coverage of the visit from V.P. candidate Geraldine Ferraro on Oct. 29. This years “Colonel ' included features such as “Student Standout and “Athlete of the Month. The papers were put together well under the editorship of Bill Lupichuk and thoroughly covered many important issues in the school. Leaving seniors are Tina Seelinger, Gary Ayers, Sean Caravaglia, Jerry Roznek, Eric Nardo, Amy Weindorf, Myshel Bowers, Laura Armour, Bill Lupi- chuk, Vikki Guilford, Mike Hardner, Dave Pacy, Mike Don- nelly, Joe Graziano, and Julie Little. Colonel'' faculty advisor: Ms. Christine Weschler Staff member: Michael Donnelly. Ace reporters: Katherine Hopkins, Amy Weindorf, Gary Ayers, and Vikki Guilford mug for the yearbook photographers. 0 Row 1: Denise Connors. Row 2: Nicole Jatcox, Danette Kuehne, Rebecca Prescott, Jessica Smith, Paula Balsiger. Row 3: Bonnie Gibbons, Carol Barnes, Carolyn Woodard, Tonya Samokar, Julie Kavocs, Tina Sansom, Tracy Clone, Andrea Galore, Chris McGee, Cindy Thorp, Amy Graham. Row 4: Tatrice Lockett, Rhonda Champion, Yvette Lee, Maria Hernandez, Shon Servidio, Phyllis Ott, Heather Luciano, Diane Kemerer, Tyra Butler. Row 5: Carol Bortzer, Bev Chambers, Michelle Clark] Tracy Stevens, Lisa McCoy, Lisa Harvey, Amy Brookhouser, Carol Amonn, Carolyn Jordan Tina Spencer. Row 1: Karen Schwab, Chris Turbin, Shelly Sines, Stacy Champion, Mel Von Buseck, John Santone, Colleen Aydt, Lisa Martucci, Dawn Sherr, Michelle Otteni. Row 2: Rob Culp, April Dyess, Rick Rundstelter, Dave Lukens, Tim Jordan, Margaretta Thames, Derrick McCall, Sally Harris, Kim Nickson, Jerri McCoy, Michelle DeDad, Sue Dever. Row 3: James Beer, Chuck Conway, John Hoover, Jim Keyes, Mike Smith, Tanya Carothers, Danyell Reed, Erika Stewart, Lynette Dillon, Katrina Sherman, Diane Hendrickson, Stephanie Johnson. From left: Secretary, Margaretta Thames; Treasurer, Michael Smith; President, Jerri McCoy; Vice-President, Kelly Payne. run n i Lnl [rIo d Mo'S®: Front: John Santone, Erika Stewart, Tanya Carothers, Kim Nickson, Lisa Martucci. Back: Tim Jordan, Margaretta Thames, Mike Smith, Jim Keyes, Jerri McCoy. The 1984-85 Chorus and Choir has had a spectacular year under the direction of Miss Alyce Williams. They delighted the school with 2 Choral Concerts. This is also the third year for a song and dance group called The Show Choir” choreographed by S.V. students Stephen Galloway, Jerri McCoy, Kelly Payne, and Rhonda Champion. In mid-January several students from the Choir were selected to sing in District Chorus at Millcreek Intermediate School; they were Christina Lutz, Kristine Zebroski, Stephen Galloway, Doug Gaeckle, and Sandy Dever. Sandy was also chosen to go on to sing in Indiana, Pennsylvania, at Regional Chorus. From left: Sue Dever, Lynette Dillon, Colleen Aydt, Dawn Sharrer, Stephanie Johnson, Jim Beers, Brad Schell, Charles Conway, Tim Jordan, Ericka Stewart, James Keyes, Mike Smith, John Hoover, Tanya Carothers, Danyell Reed, Chris Turbin, Caryn Schwab, Stacie Champion, Katrina Sherman, Mel VonBuseck, Lisa Martucci. Kneeling: Derrick McCall, John Santone. Standing: Aaron Seib, Mr. Prococki, Ken Clausen. Sitting: Julie Roberts and Manny Hamme. The Chess Club, this year, is more of an intramural club than anything else. Comprised of only 4 members, the club's objective is to test the mind. Under the guidance of Mr. Peter Prococki, the Chess Club’s goals are to compete against other schools in matches organized by the Erie Chess Society. The members of this year’s Chess Club are Aaron Seib, Ken Clausen, Julie Roberts, and Manny Hamme, all of whom are sophomores. From L-R. Top Row: Keith McDermott. Nick Mong. John Vommaro. Mark Leone, Angelo Montanto. Graig Paneta, Eric. biNicola. Middle Row: Manny Hamme, Lori Arduni, Caros Rivera, Kim States, Paula Balsinger, Scott Johnson. Bottom Row: Melissa Malone, Caroline Wilbur, Tracie Stancliffe. The Dante Club got off to a good start this year. Organized by Mr. Nino Bucarelli, it has held bake sales, raffled off Easter baskets,and has joined with other language clubs to hold foreign food tastes. Next year, the Dante Club plans to sponsor more activities to boost school spirit. The members of this year's Dante Club are Paula Balsinger, Eric DiNicola, Manny Hamme, Keith McDermott, Lori Arduni, Melissa Malone, Craig Paneta. Tracie Stancliffe, Caroline Wilbur, Shauna Salvi, Scott Johnson, Kim States. John Vommaro, Nick Mong. Carlos Rivera, and Angelo Montanto. From L-R: Shauna Salvi, Manny Hamme, Melissa Malone, and Tracie Stancliffe. From L-R Top Row: Jeff Dunbar, Charlene Aydt, Lisa McCoy, Brenda Lassman. Middle Row: Denise DeVore, Althea Schroeck, Melissa Mather. Bottom Row: Tanya Carothers, Paula Vitale, Onkham Rattanaphasouk, Lisa Hornak. The French Club had a strong membership that embarked on many new activities. Among these were the bake sales, whose proceeds went to the restoration of the Statue of Liberty, and other activities which bolstered school spirit. Organized by Ms. Christine Weschler, the French Club included officers Denise DeVore, Tanya Carothers, Onkham Rattanaphasouk, and Melissa Mather. Other members included senior Steven Galloway. Juniors were Felicia Schroeck, Michael Zias, Paula Vitale, Danyell Direed. Sophomores were Brenda Lassman, Mary Petroff, Donna Ransil, Lisa Hornik, Nikki Caserta, Lisa McCoy, Michele Wisinski, Steve Landon, and Charleen Aydt. Freshman members included Bonnie Walker, Nicole Jaycox, Patricia Gray, Christopher Huber, Jenny Johns, and Kristen Johnson. From Left to right: Onkham Rattana- phasouk, Denise DeVore, Melissa Mather, Tanya Carothers. Top row: Valerie Lewis, Kevin Carroll, Patt McDermott, Pete Hathaway, Chuck Conway, Joan Barrett, Debbie Keuhne, Diane Hendrickson. Middle row: Mr. Hogan, Sally Harris, Mary Beth Wagner, April Dyess, Kathy Jones, Yuri Graves, Mike Firch. Bottom row: Pina Shaw, Robin Flegal, Lisa Hornak, Dennis Montgomery. From Left: Cathy Jones, Secretary; Joan Barrett, not an officer; Sally Harris, Treasurer; Pete Hathaway, President; Michael Firch, Vice President. The Spanish Club had an excellent start this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Richard Hogan, the Spanish Club plans to sponsor a foster child in an economically and agriculturally deprived country. The Pres- ident of the Spanish Club is Pete Hathaway; Vice President is Mike Firch; the treasurer is Sally Harris and secretary is Kathy Jones. Other members are Erin Quinn, Robin Flegal, Lisa Hopwood, Mary Beth Wagner, Sandy Tallasic, Walter Kauffman, David Montgomery, Diane Hendrickson, Lisa Hor- nik, Kathy Jones, Lisa McCoy, April Dyess, Chuck Conway, Debbie Kuehne, Laura Thomas, Yuri Graves, Valerie Rears, and Pat McDermott. 116 The object of this year’s photography club is to teach its’ members the proper way to handle a camera, the techniques of working in a darkroom, and ways in which members can improve taking artistic and creative photographs. Next year’s goals for the club will be to get more students to participate and to sponsor more activities. Organized by Mr. Alan Thayer, the photography club’s members are, seniors: Tina Seelinger (president), Gloria Krayeski, Laura Armor, Julie Little, and Diane Hen- drickson. Juniors include: Renee Hopkins, Bonnie Roscinski, Rob Eliasm. Sophomores are: Melissa Malone, Kristen Zebroski, Donna Ransil, and Brenda Lassman. Fresh- men are: Lisa Harvey, Christal Lei Pak, Sherri Tunyesi, and Cari Altman. Top row: Ron Ritz, Donna Ransil, Brenda Lassman, Julie Little. Bottom row: Tina Seelinger, Renee Hopkins. The Stage Crew is made up of seven young men who are responsible for the accomplishment of many important details in our daily school lives. These gentlemen are in charge of lighting and audio on the auditorium, film projectors and films in the class room, and the weekly delivery of paper and other school supplies to faculty members. The crew is aided in their duties by their advisor, Mr. John Plavcan. Top row: Anthony Dickens, John Blanks. Middle row: Jerry Rozenek, Pat McDermott, Ralph Ifft. Bottom row: Yod Bowers, Michael Smith. Top row: Yuri Graves, Jeff Dunbar, Sean Carvaglia, Gary Ayers, Eric Messenger, Ralph Ifft. Bottom row: Lee Kauffman, Larry Xethakis, Ken Walker, Hung Tang, Michelle Rekitt, Theresa Montante. The Gannon University Model United Nations” con- sists of delegations of students from participating area high schools. Each school represents a different member nation of the U.N. This year's Vincent team represented Albania. The delegates meet to discuss world wide problems and present possible solutions for them, as is done in actual international organization. Strong Vincent's Model U.N. is advised by Mr. F. Vickey Top row: Brenda Lassman, Mark Katyrczinski, Robert Teriberry, Ken Clausen, Mr. Hathaway. Middle row: Renner, Manne Hamme, Pete Hathaway, Julie Roberts, Aaron Seib. Bottom row: Jessica Smith, Melissa Mathers. For the first time in almost 15 years, Strong Vincent formed and maintained a strong debate club. The Debate Club, under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Hathaway, did many things this year. One was the outstanding student debate held in school on November 5, with one side for Ronald Reagon and the other side for Walter Mondale. Also, the Debate Club held a seminar with Father Hawn of Cathedral Prep as guest speaker. Although young, the Debate team held up admirably in debates against the more experienced Mercyhurst and Prep teams. The club was formed by Mr. Joseph Hathaway Sr., and it’s members include officers: Brenda Lassman, Peter Hathaway, Julie Roberts, and Kenneth Clausen. Other members include sophomores: Charleen Ayolt, Mark Katyrczinski, Aaron Seib, Manuel Hamme, Melissa Mather, Robert Teriberry, and Donna Ransil. Freshmen include: Amy Renner, Jessica Smith, and Michele Skarupski. Row 1: Maria Hernandez, Yvette Lee, Rhonda Champion, Shontell Procter, Amy Renner, Denise Myers, Cindy Thorp, Lori Dennis, Shauna Salvi, Theresa Fullerton, Holly Reynaud, Jackie Belloumini, Rose Warren, Lisa Pelkowski, Jane Miller. Row 2: Julie Kovacs, Sherry Fureyz, Shannon Schwenk, Jenny Johns, Sue Madison, Tracy Campbell, Jennifer Craft, Veronica Hunter, Bina Shah, Vicky Stewart, Armand Rocco, Debbie Martin, Lisa Montie, Michelle Rekitt, Lisa Hopwood, Lisa Rocco. Row 3: Chris McGee, Charla Morgan, Lisa Harvey! Kim Landon, Karen Agens, Lisa Monte, Goudren Haugsdahl, Joan Barret, Mike Smith, Cyndi Bryson, Brian Downing, Mark Leone, Ed Mattis, Amy Graham, Heather Luciano, John Minor. Sure, everyone wants to be a monitor to get out of Issues . But, what most people don’t realize is that being a monitor is not all fun and games. The monitors distribute attendance lists, pick-up the absentee sheets, run errands for the front offices, the guidance counselors, and for the nurse. The library monitors reshelve the books and make out over-due slips. All in all the school monitors save many steps for many people. Thanks for your help. DU® DDdl ©GDOite Monitors take time out to smile for the camera. DU® Row 1: Rochelle Price, Tammy Stevens, Paula Vitale, Sarita Tolbert, John Ritz, Kelly Green, Tina Seelinger, Lori Anderson, Theresa Montante, Terry Fox. Row 2: Debbie Liegl, Carla Kocher, Kim Baily, Monica Watson, Jane Miller, Margaretta Thames, Jackie Belloumini, Sheila Frailey, Michelle Otteni, Myshel Bowers, April Dyess. Row 3: Kim Leburg, Mary Herbert, Brenden Hovis, Leslie Cenfentelli, Ron Ritz, Amy Lemmon, Holly Reynaud, Debbie Martin, Lisa Johansmeyer, Sue Brasington, Marcia Martin, Michelle Thomas, Cleo Harris. John Blanks tips in a shot. The 1984-85 athletic season was a big success. All of the teams had excellent seasons. From football to track, all put on thrilling performances, with spectacular plays made by the participants involved. We’d like to call special attention to our basketball team, coached by Mr. Pete Flynn. They had an outstanding season and were ranked second in the state by the Pittsburgh Press newspaper. We wish the best of luck to all of the athletic teams for next year. Tony Campanella on a keeper. I need some water. HI® usu MMS'fil© Dante Battles: round the end. Mona Stewart heads for the hills. John Blanks breaks an East tackle. Pelts' at the Free Throw line. The 1983-84 waterpolo team, coached by Greg Lampe, captured the Metro League Waterpolo Championship this season. They sported a 9-1 record, losing only an overtime decision to McDowell. Members of the first team included seniors Jim Bello, Jim Ko- sobucki, Jim Vieira, Jim Reid, Jerry Ferrier, Dave Juliante; foreign ex- change student Carlos Melero and junior, Mike Hardner. Members of the second team included seniors John Woodward, Rob Woodward, Dan Cubitt, and Chris Fanzini. Sophomores of the second team were Ron Legler and Bill Herring. The team put in many long hours and grueling effort to earn the Metro Title. By winning they brought back Colonel spirit and pride. We are really proud of them, and wish them the best of luck next year. Duhl What did we do now? 121 ©@D@mi©D© dM(o]@F© @©©Bw® Row 1: D. Easter, M. Nolan, L. Malinawski, M. Hardner, J. Graziano, J. Dalton, Y. Bowers, F. Rocco, D. Rice, R. Brokway, S. Baird, F. Silvis, S. Miles. Row 2: Coach Gaurloff, J. Blanks, R. Thompson, D. Tavernese, T. Campanella, S. Lakari, M. Kaliszewski, D. Lukowich, M. Smith, J. Parker, E. Messinger, J. Hoover, S. Lukowich, M. Firch, d! Battles, Coach Donatucci. Colonel players anxiously await the outcome of the game. If you think you're beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you don’t. If you'd like to win, but think you can’t, It’s almost for sure you won't. If you think you’re losing, you've lost. For out in the world we find success begins with a person’s will It’s all in the state of mind. If you think you’re out classed, you are You’ve got to think high to rise. You have to stay with it, In order to win the prize. Life's battles don’t always go to the one with the better plan. For more often than not, you will win, If only you think you can. Star quarterback, Tony Campanella. Look out - here comes a Colonel! An unstoppable Colonel breaks away. The Strong Vincent Varsity Football Team, under excellent supervision by head coach Pete Donatucci, finished the season in extremely high spirits. The Colonels won their last game of the season with a 36-13 defeat over East. When asked how he felt about the win, Coach Pete Donatucci said, It was a fantastic feat. No one can over express that feeling of joy that accompanies a win. Besides Coach Donatucci, the Colonels also had on their side, the experience of assistant coaches Rick Gauriloff, Dave Kubeja, Ron Niebauer, Tim Lakari, and Jerry Masi. The team was also helped along by managers Paul Campbell, Gary Zurn, and Jeff Matteo. The rebirth of our football team was no small accomplishment. Coach Donatucci best expressed the feelings of the students and faculty alike when he stated that we have indeed brought respectability back to Strong Vincent. Lastly, we should give credit where credit is due: namely to the football team, itself. Seniors this year included Scott Baird, Tony Campanella, Kevin Beard, John Miles, Joe Graziano, Mike Hardner, Mike Smith, Yod Bowers, Jon Parker, John Dalton, Eric Messenger, Steve Lukowich, Darryl Tavernese, and John Blanks. Juniors included Frank Rocco, Rich Wisinski, Rob Matz, Randy Brockway, Len Malinowski, Dan Lukowich, Dale Easter, and John Hoover. Last but not least, Sophomores were David Rice, Mike Nolan, Rob Thompson, Fred Silvis, Steve LaKari, and Mike Firch. Just stay out of my way! Row 1 - M. Carlson, J. Polacci, D. MacArthur, J. Ferraro, A. Rocco, R. Brockway, P. Nickolini S Lavery R. Joyce, R. Hamilton, B. Schroeder. Row 2 - S. Salby, C. Kaeberlein, K. Shear, R. Miller, R.’ Hubert, G.’ Mclntash, R. Hills, S. Carlson, P. Sala, T. Malinowski, P. Perra, F. Watts. Row 3 - Coach A. Rocco, R. Celeski, R. Myers, J. Ruhl, C. Kater, J. Parker, C. Ulrich, J. Gibbens, T. Smith, A. Schloski, A. Montante, T Bodomer C. Fluegel, Coach T. Lakari. Colonels stop Prep’s J.V. from making a touch down. Colonels break for open field! Coach Tim Lakari and the J.V. footballers strived to reach their goals. The team first scored against East High School; scoring players were Rick Brockway and Mike Nolan. Although the Colonels lost the game (28-16), at least they finished the season with a bang. The season’s record was 0-5. J.V. player, Pete Sala was quoted as saying, The season was somewhat disappointing, but we all kept our spirit high!” Row 1: Pete Dunford, Len Malinowski, David Antolik, Frank Rocco. Row 2: Scott Grucza, Rich Sack, Chris Riazzi, Nick Mong. Row 3: David Rice, Joseph Vieira, Chris Biebel, Rich Miller. Row 4: Tony Campanella, Joe Graziano, Jay Saur, Danny Pelton, Steve LaKari. Rodney Chiarelli prepares for a home-run. Tony Campanella awaits the pitch. The Strong Vincent Varsity Baseball Team topped off their season by placing third in Metro this year. Coached by Tom Grandinetti and Dave Gauriloff Jr., the team racked up a score of 8-7, and an overall of 9-7. Some major victories for Colonel Baseball were: The slaughter of East High (3 games to 0). the defeat of Tech (2 games to 1), and the triumphant victory over McDowell (2 games to 1). When questioned Coach Grandinetti had this to say about the team. A Colonel attempts to stop a runner from stealing second. We all did very well this year and I feel we will be even more competitive next year because of several returning lettermen and a new Metro schedule.” Team players this year included seniors: Pete Anuszykiewicz, Jim Bello, Jeremy Benson. David Bruce. Joe Cersa. Terry Costello. Bill Naughton. Mark Riazzi. Greg Ries. Bill Villa, and Rob Young. Juniors included: Scott Baird. Chris Biebel. Tony Campanella, Rodney Chiarelli. Joe Graziano, Danny Pelton. and John Ritz. Row 1; (L to R) Shawn McLaurin, Mike Smith, Cleo Harris, Dan Pelton, Pelton, Rob Wiley. Row 2: Coach Pete Flynn, Kevin Beard, Shawn Duncan, Dan Gianelli, Anthony Dickens, John Blanks, Randy McDaniel, Matt Harris. John Blanks skies toward the basket. Matt Harris shoots for two. The 1984-85 Strong Vincent Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Pete Flynn and assistant coaches Jim Delsandro, Kenny Blanks, and Charles Hollis, finished off a perfect year. With a record of 18-0 overall and 11-0 in league play, the team was ranked number 1 in the Pittsburgh Press for the AAA Division. Paced by seniors John Blanks, Anthony Dickens, Mike Smith, Dan Gianelli, and junior Matt Harris, the Colonels put on a show of aggressive offensive skills. Helping off the bench were Dan Pelton, Kevin Beard, Rob Wiley, Shawn McLaurin, Cleo Harris, Randy McDaniel, and Shawn Duncan. The players put on a flamboyant performance at all the games. They played tenacious defense and rebounded well. Special thanks goes out to managers Tom Bello and Jeff Dunbar who recorded statistics at all the games. Finally, we wish the Colonels the best of luck in the state finals. John Blanks winks at the girls. “G” on a lay-up. Standing (L to R): Laurie Myers, Tracy Amsden, Cyndi Bryson, Mona Stewart. Sitting: Dawn King, Deanna Zazzdo, Doresa Thompson, Paulette McLeod, and Therese Marmino. Will Deanna make the pass? The 1984-85 Girls Varsity Basketball Team was coached by Ron Niebauer. The team showed much enthusiasm and determination in demonstrating their ability and never giving up. The outstanding seniors are Tracy Amsden and Laurie Myers. The returning players will be Kelly Amsden, Cyndi Bryson, Dawn King, Therese Marmino, Paulette McLeod, Mona Stewart, Doresa Thompson, and Deanna Zazado. Time Out Row 1, (L to R): Tim Jordan, Rob Penpek, Brian Downey, Rob Harris, John Rick Hills sets up the Colonel Santone, Ed Adams. Row 2, Chris Huber, Tim Bodemer, Pat Parra, Vic Petruso, offense. Joe Vieria, Rick Hills, Rick Miller. Row 3, Jim Delsandro (coach), Darryl Crosby, Pete Sala, Steve LaKari, Tim Smith, Chris Ulrich, Tony McCullum (asst, coach). Tim Smith puts in a finger roll. The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team coached by Mr. Jim Delsandro and assistant coach Tony McCullum, had an up and down year. The Little Colonels were 5-7 in Metro and 9-11 overall. Strong performances from players Tim Smith, Joe Vieria, Rick Hills, Pat Parra, and Pete Sala ignited this tremendously flamboyant team. Chris Ulrich, Darryl Crosby, Dave Rice, Rob Penpek, Steve LaKari, Tim Bodemer, Brian Downey, Rob Harris, and John Santone came off the bench and contributed to this fine team. Chris Ulrich shoots over an East defender. Row 1, (L to R): Coach Konzel, Brenda Lassman, Kelly Pearson, Jill Vomarro, Melissa Brown, Dawn King, Coach Niebauer. Row 2, Therese Marmino, Tammy McKelvey, Chris Spizarny, Peggy Maughn, Paulette McLeod. Missing: Deanna Zazado. Brenda Lassman shoots a 15 footer. The Colonel J.V. girls tip off a new season. Villa players box in a Colonel sharpshooter. The 84-85 Strong Vincent Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Squad coached by Ron Neibaur, was made up mostly of girls new to the game; so, it was a time of rebuilding. Despite a record of one win and fourteen losses, the team showed a tremendous amount of potential and worked very hard. The members of this year’s J.V. team included Peggy Maughn, Brenda Lassman, Paulet McLeod, Theres Marmino, Dawn King, Deanna Zazado, Missy Brown, Jill Vommaro, Chris Spizarny, Tammy McKelvey. Top Row: Andy Konzel, Debbie Hill, Mona Stewart, Nancy Pettit, Tammy Troutman, Vicky Stewart, Cyndi Bryson, Bonnie Roscinski, Natalie Kulak, Coach Neibauer. Bottom Row: Julie Roberts, Jill Lakari, Denise Driscoll, Lisa Rocco, Lisa Monte, Brenda Lissman. Mona Stewart concentrates on 2nd base. D§4 The Strong Vincent Girl's Softball team, under the often colorful coaching technique of Ron Niebauer, finished yet another eventful season. The team placed second in Metro with a record of 8-6, and an overall record of 9-7. Vincent had some decisive victories over Academy (19-2, and 15-5); St. Benedict's (12-4, and 17-16); and Mercyhurst (14-13, and 9-1). When asked to name some outstanding players coach Niebauer’s reply was, This is a team that works well together and all of the players made significant contributions to the team. Row 1: Coach Buchanan, T. Feldman, R. Myers, J. Saur, J. Parker, K. Doungdalavang, Coach Brabender. Row 2: J. Polacci, T. Burns, T. Quinn, C. Riazzi, R. Rundstedler, Manager C. Aydt. Row 3: D. Wolf, J. Magoon, A. Rocco, F. Rocco, G. Zurn, D. Gorzynski. Ken Walker-Victory again! Gary Zurn eyes the action on the mat. Jay Polacci-holding his own. The Strong Vincent Wrestling Team was fortunate enough to be placed in Triple A competition this year. The team ended their season with a record of 8-8: the best in six years. Key players included Gary Zurn, 98 lbs., who finished the year with a record of 21-1 and Frank Rocco, 105 lbs., who finished with a record of 20-4. Congratulations are extended to all team members, to Coach Mark Brabender and to his assistants, James Buchanan and John Ponsford. 0 M® Top Row, (L to R): Carla Kocher, Rose Warren, Ericka Stewart. Bottom Row, Michelle DiMatteo, Priscilla Green, Cheryl Boehm. Ericka Stewart shows her professional bowling form. The S.V. 1984-85 Bowling Team had an excellent year. Winning 14 of their 32 games, they have proven once again they are a force to be reckoned with on the alleys. When asked about his bowling team Mr. Prococki had this to say, Even though we’re not number 1 in Metro, we're number 1 in spirit.” High rollers for the bowling team are Rose Warren with 3412 pins total and Cheryl Boehm with 3094 total pins. Other team members are J. Barrett, M. DiMalan, P. Green, K. Kaiser, C. Kocher, E. Stewart, D. Huebal, D. Mently, and S. Santone. Carla Kocher works toward Cheryl Boehm concentrates on a strike, a perfect game. Priscilla demonstrates her unbeatable style. US? Row 1: Ramon Morales, John Pelkowski, Chris Krupinski, Pete Hathaway, Brian Komar. Row 2: Larry Xethakis, Steve Witt, Steve Campbell, Bill Lupichuk, Bob Bemis, Phil Anderson. Bill Lupichuk waits at finish Coach Anderson studies the competi- tor rest of the team. tion. Pete Hathaway relaxes after a race well run. Coach Phil Anderson best expressed the motivation behind this year's cross country team when he said, run crazed fellas. The harriers racked up an astounding 8-3 record this year and sent Pete Hathaway and Bill Lupichuk to states at Leig University. Perhaps the only low point in the season came when Brian Komar fractured his leg in the sectionals only hundreds of yards from the finish line. Team members included seniors: Bill Lupichuk, Bob Bemis, Ramon Morales; juniors: Brian Komar, John Pelkowski, Steve Campbell, sophomores: Pete Hathaway, Chris Krupinski. Finally, the team had excellent management thanks to Larry Xethakis. ©or®©© ©®Mft[r to Ttoor to©© Coach Alan Thayer, Brenda Lassman, Mona Stewart, Kelly Amsden, Cari Atlman, Mona Stewart shows a look of Julie Roberts, Tracy Amsden, Chris Sparzany. determination. Tracy Amsden runs for first Kelly Amsden, Mona Stewart, Chris Sparzany, Brenda Lassman, Julie Roberts, against Tech. and Cari Atlman are layed back and having fun! The Girl’s Cross Country Team, coached by Mr. Alan Thayer, came up on the tight end of the tape with a record of 2 and 6. The team was organized five years ago and is just now getting into the scene. This year, the cross country team accomplished more than they have in the past four. They were able to compete in six Metropolitan league cross country meets. These meets, plus the McDowell Invitational, proved the athletic ability of each runner. Alan Bay struts his stuff. Row 1: Scott Hastings, Elliot Miller, Tim Jordan, Derrick McCall. Row 2: Bill Lupichuk, Steve Campbell, Ken Walker, Chris Krupinski, Robert Bemis. The Boys’ Track Team, in spite of an unsuccessful season, managed to keep up a winning spirit and showed their great Bill Lupichuk, the next Olym- determination. Maurice Jones won districts pic hero! in 300m hurdle and took fifth place in the Picture at right: Look out state competitions. The climax of the year's Below! season was the defeat of East High. Maurice Jones puts his best foot forward. Move over Jane Fonda; here comes April Dyess. Tanya Carothers breaks the line of victory. Foreign exchange student, Stephanie Ritz, shows her style. Although the Girls Track Team did not finish with a successful record, they worked hard, kept their Colonel pride, and spirit high. Team leader, Marcie Brown, won the Erie Metro title in Discus and took second in shot-put. Lucy Fatter took 3rd place in the difficult Javelin Throw. Senior members were Marcie Brown, Cindy Detwiler, and Sandra Walker. Row 1: Paula Vitale, Kelly Amsden. Row 2: Doresa Thompson, Tracy Amsden. Row 3: Tanya Carothers, Lucy Fatter. MU Bottom row: Doresa Thompson, Jill LaKari, Sandy Tarbosso, Tracy Corbin, Kelly Amsden Top row: Vicky Stewart, Bonnie Roscinski, Mona Stewart, Rose Warren, coach Melissa Davis. Bonnie Bumper! Vicky reaches for the sky. The 1984-85 Strong Vin- cent Volleyball Squad fin- ished off another victorious season. Winning eight of their fourteen games, they took first place in the city and placed third in Metro. Organized and coached by Mrs. Melissa Davis, the team was led by Captain Vicky Stewart and co- Captains Sue Stratton and Mona Stewart. Congratula- tions girls! Jill LaKari: New Olympic prospect. Jill shows perfect form. MS Row 1: D. Antolik, B. Downey, S. Grucza. Row 2: D. Amthor, J. Rozenek, Scott Grucza shows excellent form. J. Alberico, R. Penpek. Doug Amthor demonstrates a perfect swinq. M4 Rob Penpeck - ‘‘Golfing is my life!” Boys Golf Coach, Mr. Mullen. S.V. golf has been making miles- tone leaps in recent years; and, this year it is no different. The Colonel team was coached by Mr. John Mullen and was led by David Antolok, John Alberico, Doug Amthor, and Scott Wellington. All four of these gentlemen qualified for the District 10 Tournament and all four did very well on the days they played. The team's record this year was 4 wins and 2 losses with tremendous wins over Mercy- hurst (12% to 11 VS), Tech (18 to 6), East High (24 to 0), and Academy (13VS to 10VS). Team members were: David Antolik, John Alber- ico, Scott Wellington, Doug Amth- or, Scott Grucza, Jerry Rozenek, Rob Penpeck, and Kerry McKay. 2£©0oo©ow® ©Mb A golf club has many uses. Coach Flanagan lends Rose Warren a helping hand. I could be doing someth- ing better with my life. Michelle Thomas shows good form. Sarita Tolbert concentrates on reading the green. The Strong Vincent Girls Golf Team finished this season by winning 1 match, and losing 4. The team consisted of seniors Terri Fox, Michelle Thomas, Sue Stratton, Sarita Tolbert, and Rose Warren; junior Cyndy Bryson; and freshman Bonnie Walker. Although Cyndy Bryson was the only veteran to the team, all the girls showed determination, courage in the face of defeat, and true colonel spirit. Coach Flanagan confirmed this when she said that all the girls showed improvement from the first match right to the last, and that all the girls made siqnificant contributions to the team and to each other. Ui MDDTrDOTfO®!]3 Bottom row: Rob Sargent, Phil Makenzie, Mike Hardner, Top row: Russ Stachiewicz, Clinton Crockett, Captain Ron Legler, Coach Fred Vickey. The Strong Vincent Boy's Swimming Team finished the year in top form. They were coached by Mr. Fred Vickey. Ron Legler, a junior, was this year's captain. The Colonels won decisive victories against Tech, East, and Mercyhurst Prep. The team’s hopes are high for next year, although they lose Mike Hardner and Clinton Crockett to graduation. Juniors on the team included Ron Legler and Ron Valimont. Sophomores were Rob Sargent and Phil Mackenzie. Last but not least was freshman, Russ Stachiewicz. Senior members: Mike Hardner, Clinton Crocket. Bill Herring is ready for take off! Ron Legler poses for his captain’s picture. Ron Valimont helps a team member count lengths. ®[fD Top to bottom: Michelle DeMarco, Goody Haugsdahl, Sue Kinnear, Sue MeMarco, Jackie Belloumini, Renee Hopkins, Kristen Zebrowski. V Goody gets ready to break another record. Don’t think about pushing me in. Jackie Belloumini takes a Wee! Here we go! You want to take my turn? dive. Mr. Greg Lampe looks over the girls' statistics. Renee Hopkins is ready to compete. This year’s girls’ Swim Team, coached by Mr. Greg Lampe, had a slow season with six losses and only two wins. The girls worked hard, however, and are praised for their dedication. The captain is freshman Gouetren Haugsdahl who has broken two S.V. records this year: the 200 yard individual medley and the 500 yard freestyle. She has also tied former Colonel Linda Morosky's record for the 60 yard freestyle. With many newcomers to the team, S.V. girls are showing improvement and next year's season looks promising. Senior Jackie Belloumini will be missed next year, but we know she will look back on her days with the swim team with good memories and plenty of pride. Mf GO COLONELS COLONEL PRIDE IS ON OUR SIDE' Row 1: Scott Baird, Dan Giannelli, Barry Propheter. Row 2: Eugene Thomas, Doug Amthor, Jerry Rozenek, Mike Copper. Doug Amthor is amazed at his opponent's serve. The Strong Vincent Boys Tennis Team showed spirit and true determination this year. Coached by Mr. Richard Hogan, the team was led by the reigning 3 year veteran: Mike Copper. Other team members were Dan Giannelli, Doug Amthor, Gerry Rozenek, Gene Young, Scott Baird, Eugene Thomas, and Brian Downey. Jerry Rozenek awaits the serve. Tteoo5 Row one: Leslie Cenfetelli, Cheryl Boehm, Onkham Rattanaphasuk. Row two: Denise De Vore, Dee Bowers, Michelle Dimattio, Joan Barrett. This year's Strong Vincent Girls’ Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Hogan, ended the season with 2 wins and 7 losses. Although this may not sound impressive, it actually is. The games that they won were either a shutout or a near shutout. The team fought dilligently and their determination paid off when they defeated Tech (7-0) and Academy (6-1). The team was headed by Seniors Joan Barrett, Cheryl Boehm, Denise De Vore and Michelle Di Mattio. The only junior member was Leslie Cenfetelli. Sophomore players were Yupidee Bowers and Onkham Rattanaphasuk. Cheryl Boehm, another Martina Navratalova? 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GIRLS BOWLING SV OPP. 0 Villa 4 2 Academy 2 0 Mercyhurst 4 1 St. Bens 3 3 East 1 4 Tech 0 GIRLS ' JV BASKETBALL SV OPP. 24,27 St. Bens 41,58 27,24 Academy 36,44 13,30 Villa 57,51 30,20 East 39,52 19,25 Mercyhurst 51,55 11,14 McDowell 46,49 38,23 Tech 16,26 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL SV OPP W.W East L.L W.L Tech L.W L.L Villa W.W L.L McDowell w.w L.W Mercyhurst W.L W.W St. Bens L.L W.W Academy L,L © © © © © 9 neu Which Are You I watched them tearing a building down, A gang of men in a busy town; With a ho-heave-ho and a lusty yell They swung a beam and the sidewalk fell. I asked the foreman: “Are these men skilled, And the men you’d hire if you had to build? He gave a laugh and said: “No indeed! Just common labor is all I need. I can easily wreck in a day or two What builders have taken a year to do!” D 2 And I thought to myself as I went my way, Which of these roles have I tried to play? Am I a builder who works with care, Measuring life by the rule and square? Am I shaping my deeds to a well-made plan, Patiently doing the best I can? Or am I a wrecker, who walks the town. Content with the labor of tearing down. Each of the students on these pages has achieved a great amount of academic success this year. They are, however, not to be considered the only people who have done so: They are only a smattering of our scholastic best. So, to these students and to all at Strong Vincent who have worked diligently and received superior grades: Congra- tulations. Keep working; the world needs you. □ft) ft fl®FOilDin] Mr. James Davidson Mr. James Davidson was born in Erie on June 17, 1924, and died on February 22, 1985, He served with the United States Marine Corps during World War II and was a member of both the Siebenberger Club and the East Erie Turners. Mr. Davidson has taught social studies, economics, citizens ed., and sociology at Strong Vincent for 25 years. Among his interests were track and field events, but his special love in the world of sports was always tennis. He was an excellent teacher and a good friend to many members of the faculty and student body alike. Mr. Davidson’s warm smile and optimistic outlook will be sadly missed, but never quite forgotten. Tin)® (o]f) ®’ DlnKo] OvD@[n)ft[ft)@ (al® DtM 0®©fi 0®[n)g| The days and months do not last long The springs and autumns follow one by one, And when I watch the fall of the flowers And of the leaves and of the trees, I know that even the loveliest person Little by little must 'change. Pai Ta-Shun •n T.G.I.O. John Adams Schwinn Cyc. Inc. Alliance Home of Erie (P.N.A. Club) Al's Sign Service Drs. Amacher Roos American Legion Rogers Israel Post 11 Anderson Vacuum Sewing Center Arfax Studio Auto Body Paint Supply Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Baumann Bros. Carpetowne, Inc. Bayview Auto Supply Bayview Orthopedic Assoc., Inc. Becker Appliance Co., Inc. Bello's Shur-Fine Foodmart J.H. 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Anthony Snow M.D. South Gate Hardware Sply. Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. Dr. W.W. Steehler, F.A.C.O.S. J.H. Thompson Academics Thrifty Clean, Inc. Times Publishing Company Triangle Tech Triangle Tool. Co. Trost Steinfurth Florist Trost Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Dr. Jack D. Utley Staff WJET TV Wilbur S. Wallace M.D. Rick Weaver Buick, Inc. Weber Electric Supply, Inc. Welders Supply Co. Wood Funeral Home Administration .................................. 10 Band Auxiliary ............................... 106 Baseball ....................................... 127 Basketball-Boy's Varsity ....................... 128 Basketball-Girl's Varsity ...................... 130 Basketball-J.V.................................. 132 Board of Directors .............................. 17 Bowling ........................................ 137 Business Club ................................... 99 Cheerleaders-J.V................................ 103 Cheerleaders-W. W............................. 102 Cheerleaders-Varsity ........................... 100 Chess Club ..................................... 114 Choir .......................................... 112 Chorus ......................................... 112 Closing Theme .................................. 156 Colonel Staff .................................. 110 Cross Country .................................. 138 Custodial Staff ................................. 16 Dante Club .................................... 114 Debate Team .................................... 117 Dedication ....................................... 6 Faculty ........................................ 12 Football-J.V.................................... 12 Football-Varsity .............................. 124 French Club .................................... 115 Freshman ........................................ 80 Golf ........................................... 144 Good Times ...................................... 22 High-Q ......................................... 99 Homecoming Court ............................... 29 Homecoming Dance ................................ 26 Homecoming Queen ............................... 28 Instrumental Ensemble ......................... 105 Juniors ........................................ 61 Madrigals .................................... 113 Memoriam: Debbie Sutton ....................... 79 Memoriam: Mr. James Davidson ............... 155 Monitors ..................................... 118 Morning Yearbook .............................. 98 National Honor Society ........................ 94 Opening Theme .................................. 4 Patron List .................................. 158 Peer Jury .................................... 104 Pep Rallies Assemblies ...................... 20 Photography Club ............................. 116 Scoreboard ................................... 150 Senior Class Officers ......................... 45 Senior Class Picture .......................... 46 Senior Directory .............................. 48 Seniors ....................................... 34 Ski Club ..................................... 104 Softball ..................................... 134 Sophomores .................................... 70 Spanish Club ................................. 115 Spokesman Candidates .......................... 31 Spokesman King Queen ........................ 30 Spokesman Salesman ............................ 98 Spokesman Staff .............................. 96 Stage Band ................................... 105 Stage Crew ................................... 116 Student Council ............................... 95 Swimming ..................................... 146 Table of Contents .............................. 2 Tennis ....................................... 140 Title Page ..................................... 1 United Nations ............................... 117 Volleyball ................................... 142 Waterpolo .................................... 122 Wrestling .................................... 136 Advisor ................................................. 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