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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

Stepping Stones 1330 West 8th Street Erie, PA 16502 Volume 56 Cover Design: Christopher Krupinski and Robert Glover. Table of Contents Faculty Page 8 Activities Page 18 Seniors Page 32 2 Table of Underclassmen....... Clubs and Organizations Contents Athletics Page 58 Page 92 Page 120 The Race Do you remember How you won That last race . . . ? How you flung your body At the start . .. How your spikes Ripped the cinders In the stretch . .. How you catapulted Through the tape . .. Do you remember . .. ? Don’t you think 1 lurched with you Out of those starting holes . . . ? Don’t you think My sinews tightened At those first Few strides . .. And when you flew into the stretch Was not all my thrill Of a thousand races In your blood . .. ? At your final drive Through the finish line Did not my shout Tell of the Triumphant ecstasy Of victory .. . ? Run straight Run high Run hard Save nothing And finish With an ecstatic burst That carries you Hurtling Through the tape To victory .. . -Frank Horne Live As I have taught you To run, Boy- It’s a short dash Dig your starting holes Deep and firm Lurch out of them Into the straightaway With all the power That is in you Look straight ahead To the finishline Think only of the goal Mrs. MacKrell Receives Mrs. Elizabeth MacKrell The month was September, the year was 1958. In the course of this month, two important events took place which would, over the course of the years, affect the lives of many people, each one in its own way. The satellite “Sputnik” was launched previewing a technological age and Elizabeth MacKrell was assigned to Strong Vincent in the field of Biology. While the orbiting satellite was the forerunner of others that would affect millions of lives, Mrs. MacKrell, in her untiring efforts, would affect the lives of thousands of students who she came in contact with over the years. When not busily engaged in biological lectures and labs, she found time to chair variety shows, transport athletes, and anything else that was asked of her. After receiving further degrees, Mrs. MacKrell was assigned to the Federal Counseling Program, and left S.V. for 1 semester to implement the program at the Gridley Junior High School. She returned to Strong Vincent in the spring of 1967, and has been associated with the guidance program since that time. Along the way she became girls athletic director and again did an admirable job in establishing this program. As the era of the “Sputnik” ended, so does this era we have all been so fortunate to have experienced. In June of this year, Mrs. MacKrell will be leaving Strong Vincent for the world of retirement and relaxation. So, as she sits and “watches the birds” and “listens to the grass grow”, we must all reflect on the impact and influence she has made on the lives of each student she counseled, taught, and cared for. With deep gratitude, the 1985-86 Spokesman staff dedicates our yearbook to Elizabeth MacKrell. ’86 Yearbook Dedication Mrs. MacKrell guides her students to the right decisions. Guiding Our Steps What happened to Mrs. Mu- Mrs. Davis does her impression sarra’s neck? of Madonna. The 1985-86 Strong Vincent faculty has once again proven to play an important role in the education of our student body. Due to our faculty’s high teaching standards and extreme patience, they have helped us all to meet our individual educational goals. This year’s entire student body wishes to thank the faculty for all they have done and hopes that, in the future, they will continue their excellence in teaching. “Trust me.” Mr. Case shows his excitement at a pep rally. Principal Fiorelli The students of Strong Vincent are proud to have Mr. Raymond Fiorelli as their hardworking and loyal principal. It is fortunate for this school to have a principal who supports the activities of the students and staff wholeheartedly. Mr. Fiorelli feels his staff is the finest in the school district and that the students are all unique, creative, and full of potential. Although his job can be very demanding, he claims that the pressures he faces are worth it and he wouldn’t trade his work for anything. In spite of graduating from Cathedral Prep, Mr. Fiorelli’s loyalty to Strong Vincent is unshakable. Our students are indeed priveleged to have such a man as the base and stronghold of such a fine school as Strong Vincent. Mr. Fiorelli accepts a gift from the Japanese delegation. Our principal smiles at the yearbook staff’s efforts. Assistant Principals Mr. Gdaniec makes sure the school Mr. Gdaniec is ready and runs smoothly. willing. Mr. Joseph Gdaniec spent many years learning his profession. He first graduated from Gannon University with a B.A. in mathematics and went on to attend the University of Pittsburgh where he received a Masters in Education in the secondary level. He also attended Edinboro and the State University of New York at Fredonia for Graduate work. These impressive credentials are what make him such a professional in his field. Mr. Gdaniec entered his chosen field as a math teacher and dedicated the last twenty years of his life trying to improve the school system. Eight of those twenty years he has spent as Assistant Principal here at Vincent. His reasons for staying here are simple; he thinks this school is excellent, despite the declining enrollment, and he enjoys the students. He has a high opinion of the student body, defining them as “pleasant” and “mature at making decisions.” Overall he feels that “Strong Vincent has a fine reputation and has maintained excellent standards” and as a result he is “proud of its graduates in a tradition that has lasted through generations.” The 1985-86 school year marks the first full year with our new assistant principal, Miss Joyce Savocchio. Appropriately, Miss Savocchio is a 1961 graduate of Strong Vincent. Her credentials include a Bachelor’s degree in History and secondary education from Mercyhurst, as well as a Master’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a certificate in Secondary School Administration from Edinboro University. Although she misses teaching tenth grade History, Miss Savocchio says that being an assistant principal is a very “challenging” and “creative experience” for her as she has the opportunity to see the best in our student body. Sometimes the job of assistant principal can be very demanding, but Miss Savocchio claims she enjoys working with people, and with our fantastic students here at Strong Vincent. She feels our school is operating very well this year as kids are making an effort to gain an education. Despite the many things to be done and the variety of problems she sees, Miss Joyce Savocchio has become a great asset to our school administration. Mr. Bambauer- Girl’s Counselor. Mr. Bucarelli- Italian I,II; Citizenship Ed. 9-11; Dante Club Adv. Mr. Connolly- Earth Space Science 9; Biolo- gy Concepts 11,12. Miss Flanagan- Steno I.II.IIC; Typ. 11C; Bus. Law; Bus. Club Adv.; Girls’ Golf; Sen. Adv.; School Treas. Mr. Barthelson- Env. Sci- ence 11,12; Biology 10. Mr. Carlson- Special Ed- ucation. Mrs. Davis- Girls’ Phys. Ed. 10,12; Health 10,12; Girls’ Volleyball Coach. Mr. Flinn- Boys’ Phys. Ed. 9-12; Varsity Bas- ketball Coach; Fall Intra- murals. Mr. J. Behan- Econ. Gov’t. 12; AP European History 12; U.S. History 11. Mr. Case- World Cul- tures 10H; U.S. History 11. Mr. DeMichael- Arts Crafts 9-12. Mr. Fox- Citizenship Ed. 9; English 9. Mr. L. Behan- Geogra- phy; English 10, 10H; Attendance Officer; As- sembly Co-ordinator. Mr. Cole- Special Educa- tion. Mrs. DiPlacido- Tells Reading 9. Mr. Gauriloff- Gen. Math 10; Consumer Math 11; Boys’ Athletic Director. Mrs. Benson- Adminis- trative Secretary. J Li Mrs. Comi- School Nurse. Mr. Donatucci- Algebra I; Gen. Math; Computer Programming; Head Football Coach. Mr. Grande- Current Issues 9,11,12. Mr. Grandinetti- Biology 10, 10H; Concepts of Phys. Science 11,12; Boys’ Basketball Coach. Mr. Grotkowski- French I,II; Stage Band; Orches- tra; Marching Band. Mrs. Huzinec- Geome- try, H; Computer Pro- gramming; Cons. Math; Twirlers PomPons Adv. Mr. Karsznia- Citizen- ship Ed. 9; World Cul- tures 10. , Mr. Lampe- Health 10; Boys’ Phys. Ed.; Water- polo Swim Team Coach. Mrs. Liebau- Special Ed- ucation. Mrs. Mastrian- Biology Mr. Matteson- Gen. 10H, 12AP; Chemistry Math 9; Algebra 1. 11, 11H; Cheerleading Adv. Mr. Hathaway- English 12,12H;Theater Lang. Arts; Debate Club Adv. Mrs. Klapthor- Typing I.II. Mrs. Lillis- Home Ec. 9- 12. Mrs. Miller- Home Ec. I- III; Independent Living 12; Child Care 11,12. Mr. Heard- Earth Space Science 9; Student Council Adv. Mr. Kleiner- Citizenship Ed. 9; Ast. Boys; Track Coach. Mr. Hogan- Spanish I-IV; Boys’ Girls’ Tennis Coach. Mr. Kopin- Art 9-12. Mrs. MacKrell- Senior Counselor; Girls’ Athlet- ic Director. Mrs. MacPherson- En- glish 11, 12AP. Mr. Minzenberger- Alge- bra I.II Trig.; AP Analy- sis; Morning Yearbook. Mr. Mullen- English 10,11,11H; Boys’ Golf Adv.; Student Council Adv. Mrs Musarra- English Mrs. Need- English as a 9,9H; Yearbook Adv. Second Language. .1 J Mrs. Perkins- English 9. Mrs. Palmisano- Intro to Business 9,10; Business Math 11,12. Mrs. Steele- Teachers’ Aide. Mrs. Turner- Librarian; Library Monitor Adv. Mr. Stubenhoffer- Indus- trial Materials; Power Technology . Mr. Vickey- AP Ameri- can History 11; Gov’t Economics 12; Model U.N. Adv. Mr. Niebauer- Gen. Math; Alg. I; Comp. Prog.; Softball, Girls’ Basketball, Ass. Football Coach. Mrs. Niedzwecki- Girls’ Phys. Ed. 9,11,12. Mr. Plavcan- A.V.A. Stage Crew 11,12; AP Calc.; Physics 12.12AP; Alg. 9,9H; Sr. Class Adv.; WASATCH Adv. Mr. Prokocki- Special Education; Girls’ Track Coach. Mrs. Taormina- Office Practice 12; Accounting I, II; Business Math II, 12. Mr. Thayer- Vis. Com- mun. 9-12; Graphic Arts 11,12; Pract. Tech. 12; Girls’ CC-Track Coach- Photo Club Adv. Mr. Weber- Careers 9,10, Current Issues 9. Miss Weschler- French I- IV; Journalism; English 11,12H; Literary Publi- cation; French Club Adv. Mr. Oldach- Earth Space Science 9. Mrs. Sockett- Adminis- trative Secretary. Mr. Trombacco- Boys’ Counselor 9-11. Mrs. Williams- Issues 9,10; Psychology 11,12; Chorus; Choir; Show Choir Adv.; Colorguard Adv. Mr. Plavcan tries to look innocent. Mr. Oldach displays rocks for “Show and Tell.” Ken thinks Mrs. Huzinec is number 1, but don’t tell her that. 16 Board of Directors Thomas C. O'Rourke Superintendent William G. Brabender President Tom Casey Brenda A. Pundt Brian M. Dougherty Vice-President John C. Harkins Edward J. Sparaga Claire Wyglendowski Stepping Out A c t i V 1 t 1 e s Chris and Kris - Aren’t we cute? Paula just loves the pie Laurie gave her. Homecoming candidate, Valerie Lewis and her escort, Brian Wil- liamson. The 1985-86 school year was a spectacular year for activities at SV. All the students played an important role in the many activities that highlighted this school year. From the pep rallies and assemblies to the games at the stadium, the student body have shown their interest and enthusiasm. One of the dominant activities was this year’s Homecoming game and dance. Many students contributed to the success of the dance, as well as other activities. 18 and About Kelly and Andy are ready for a night out. The sextet. Doreen and Chris: “Are we having fun yet?” Are Lisa, Ron, and Lisa computer geniuses? Pep Rallies: Marybeth and Karlyn have a good time during “The Pie in the Face” contest. Kris and Laurie lead the assembly in a cheer. Michelle, Doris, DeeDee and Denise love pep rallies. Stomping Dan gives J.J. a taste of dessert. Lisa Bizzaro and Tim Feldmen Joe likes being center make a cute couple. stage. Tracy and Dawn applaud wildly. In the Aisles The cheerleaders have spirit to spare. After being struck with a pie, Paula resembles a gremlin. Frank tries to reason with Chris. The astounding spirit of Strong Vincent can be seen in their many enthusiastic rallies and assemblies. During the football and basketball seasons, the auditorium is packed with stu- dents cheering on their teams. The cheerleaders participate actively by leading the students in chants. The band demon- strates its talent with upbeat songs which add to the excite- ment. During the course of the year our students have many entertaining assemblies. We hope that the upcoming years prove to be just as fun and high- spirited. Strong Vincent is a fine school and the pride shown at our rallies proves it. Valerie, Bryan, Lisa, and Tim are presented to the student Tim and Tony: double image, body as members of the Homecoming Court. Good Times At Karlyn and Shelly: Definite scientist material. It’s a bird, it’s a plane ... Three Little Indians? Farmer Brown and her side kick Hoss. Strong Vincent High Jay thinks what he did to Brad is funny! Barry thinks the girl sitting across from him is more interesting than what’s happening on stage. Sean and Cheryl enjoy giving blood. Karlyn helps Marybeth throw a pie in her face. Kelly, Sue, and Amy: Little Darlings? Kelly, Lucy, Jenny, Ericka, and Sherry: the best of friends. Good Times At Valeric and Ron help to comfort the blood doners. Tom suffers the side effects of his blood donation. Strong Vincent High Raggedy Ann and Andy spend a day at S.V. Everyone needs a shoulder to lean on. Manny and Frannie look real dandy. Lisa and Kris make the choice of a new generation. Rodney Jones finds Kim Tolbert impo- sible to resist. Tracy sports her personal bodyguards: Ken and Mike. Rob, Bob, Tom, and Brian are planning to build an annex to Strong Vincent. If Only For Tom Bello: Party Animal. Jessica Smith has her eye on someone. Karlyn Schultz and Mike Firch really do make the “Perfect Couple”. Bina Shah and Sherry Troutman take a minute to relax. Dave Hart says, “Who says freshman can’t dance.” If you missed the 1985-86 Homecoming Dance, you missed a very enjoyable evening. The event gives our students the chance to dress fancy and show off their spectacular dance steps. This year’s dance was held at the Masonic Temple where refreshments and music were the order of the day. 26 Kris Schultz and Frank Penpek want to be alone. A wonderful time was had by all and we suggest that if you didn’t go this year, make it a point to attend next year. You won’t be disappointed. One Night Brian Komar escorts his date to the Homecoming Dance. Lisa Rocco: really excited to be nomi- Mrs. Musarra, “Remem- nated Homecoming Queen. ber, no touching.” Tim Feldman escorts Lisa Bizzaro onto Laurie Twohig and Rob Matz could dance the night stage. away. Senior Boys . . . ‘‘Take us to your leader.” Pete Hathaway and Kris Hamme . . . what a couple. 27 Homecoming Queen Lisa Rocco escorted by Ron Legler. 28 And Her Court Laurie Twohk escorted by Rob Matz. 1 Shelly Ashby escorted by Jay Saur. During our Homecoming game against East High, five young women and their escorts waited with anticipation to see who would win the highly coveted title of Homecoming Queen. During the game’s halftime the long awaited decision was announced: a beautiful and smiling Lisa Rocco was crowned Homecoming Queen of Strong Vincent, 1986. Valerie Lewis escorted by Brian Williamson. 29 Spokesman King and Queen so Matt Harris and Lisa Martucci Spokesman Court Barry Knight and Tracy Corbin Frank Rocco and Michelle Ashby (in place of Lisa Sinecki) Each year a King and Queen are chosen to represent the Spokesman. The candidates are nominated by the Senior class and the entire student body selects the winners. The Spokesman King and Queen their court are nominated for their personality, school spirit, leadership abilities, and all around popularity. We would like to congratulate all the candidates. The school faced a tough decision. Leslie Cenfetelli and Robert Brower Scott Boyer and Bonnie Roscinski 31 s e n • i o r s Senior Class President, Lisa Roc- co, addresses the student body with a smile. Dawn Buseck and Lucy Fatter are all smiles about their senior year. Jill Everyone knows Sean Dundon’s mind is on his guitar playing. Ken Walker and Bob Bemis: The future of the world is in their hands. Editor Kelly Green looks displeased with the Spokesman photographer for catching her and Jenny Feathers in gym. 32 The Lee Kaufman looks like he’s made a startling discovery. Final Step Chris Turben and Mr. Behan are sharing a good joke. Charles Adams Brian Akus Dawn Ames Kelly Lynne Amsden Lori Anderson Dana Arrington Michele Ashby Darrell Atkinson Michelle Atkinson Colleen Aydt Anna Banko Jeff Barr Karl Beard Thomas Bello Robert E. Bemis Jeff Biletnikoff 34 Lisa Marie Bizzarro Scott T. Boyer Colleen E. Brady Deborah Briggs Randy Brockway Robert Brower Cyndi Lee Bryson Dawn Buseck Stephen John Campbell Kevin Carroll Ron Celeski Stacie Champion Christine J. Clark Charles L. Conway Mike Copper Tracy Corbin Robert Culp Scott DeSantis Ann DiMarco Christine Dina Mike Dobmeier Hung Duong Jeff Dunbar Sean M. Duncan Shawn Dundon Peter J. Dunford Dale Easter Robert Eliason Jack Filia John Lawrence Flatley Yuri Graves Kelly Jo Green Robert Guelcher Darlene Hageman Sally Flahn Eric Hardner Kris Hersperger Randal Hewitt Danny Hines John T. Hoover 37 Matthew Seviel Harris Mary I. Herbert Bill Herring Harold Herring Brendan Hovis John Huff Renee Mary Hopkins Kammie Hopkins Ralph Andrew ffft Katherine J. Jaroszewicz Rosemarie Johnson Andrea Jones O Christine Jones Kevin Jones Walter Lee Kauffman Michael Kaveney Ron Kelly Beth Kemerer Barry G. Knight Brian G. Komar 38 Lisa Kovacs Debbie Kuehne Michelle Lawrence Ronald G. Legler Frances Maria Leone Valerie A. Lewis Brian Lipiec David B. Lukens Dan Lukowich Kathie Lukowich Lenny Malinowski Pam Marak Frederick J. Marchinetti Michelle Martinez Lisa Marie Martucci Tenisha Mathis 39 Theresa Marie Montante Lisa Montefiori Lisa Montie Deborah Lee Moorhead John Pelkowski 40 Dorice Pope David Pruyn Michele Ann Raid Michelle D. Rekitt Christopher Riazzi Albert J. Richards Jose M. Rivera Frank Rocco Lisa Ann Rocco Bonnie C. Roscinski Sandra Ross Matthew Runser Michael J. Rupp Lisa Marie Sabatino Debra Ann Sagan ) James Saur Brad Schell Alethea F. Schroeck Felicia R. Schroeck 41 Nicole L. Schroeck Kris Schultz Gary W. Schwenk Bina P. Shah Dawn Sharrer Richard R. Sines Andrew H. Smith Darrin Stahlman Mona L. Stewart Hung Tang Margaretta Thames Ericka Thomas David Toy Sherry Lynn Troutman Christine Marie Turben Laurie A. Twohig Ronald Valimont Thieu Thi Van Paula Marie Vitale Melody Ann Von Buseck Monica Elaine Watson Brian Scott Welch Bryan Williamson Richard D. Wisinski Michelle Wolney Larry Xethakis Douglas Gaeckle 43 Mike Rupp, in a class by himself. Chuck, Dave, and Brendan always pay close attention in History class. Mrs. Mastrian’s work is interesting to so many people. Valerie Lewis: If looks could kill. Bill and Rich wonder how Larry can sleep in class and still get good grades. Kelly Payne is hard at work. Vince Ferloin, “Do you mind. I’m trying to Unlike Leslie and Mary, Kris hates getting her picture taken, study!” Kelly Green: One of a kind. Seniors take a break to smile for the camera. SCHOOL Mighty, Mighty . . . Monday, Monday . . . Dawn, Kim, Chris, and Tenisha: “The Little Rascals”. Dan refuses to share his ice cream cone with Pete. Michelle conducts history class. 48 Brian, Tom, John, and Andy find their class mentally draining. Brian, Shawn, and Dave engage in lunchroom pandemonium. Seniors Val finds S.V. lunches Mmm . . . Mmm . . . Good! Lunchtime at S.V. brings fellow seniors closer together Seniors dominate the auditorium. Fran’s got the “Monday morning blues . . Bridgett, Ann, and Tracy take time out of the “four minute rush” to smile for the camera. Assembly time is family time! Danny and Brad say, “Orange juice isn’t just for breakfast anymore.” Who has caught Lisa and Denise’s atten- tion? The gang’s all here! Chris, Tenisha, Doris, and Doresa: the “Bad Girls” of S.V. Ann DiMarco and Lisa Ruggles stick together wherever they go. Sherry Troutman burns off steam after another gruel- ing gym class. Rob takes a nap between classes. Brian Komar- I can’t believe it’s not Friday yet. Tracy hides in the auditori- Jeff Biletnikoff- Should I pull it or not? um to enjoy her donut, undisturbed. Who just brightened Ann’s day? Sean and Jeff- Is it supposed to blow up? Senior Directory Adams, Charles: 1814 W. 22nd Street; French Club 1. Akus, Brian: 1319 W. 10th Street; Football 2; Tennis 3,4; Baseball 4; United Nations 1. Ames, Dawn: 1145 W. 11th Street. Amsden, Kelly Lynne: 224 Shenley Drive; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Track Field 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 1, Captain 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4. Anderson, Lori: 3718 Allegheny Road; French Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Office Monitor 3. Arrington, Dana: 1042 W. 18th Street; Track Field 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Ashby, Michele: 527 Vermont Avenue; Cross Country 1,2; Golf 4; French Club 1,2; Business Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Askins, Roberta: 1131 W. 11th Street. Atkinson, Darrell: 617 W. 7th Street. Atkinson, Michelle: 301 Chestnut Street; Basketball 4. Aydt, Colleen: 711 Brown Avenue; Choir 3,4; Show Choir 3,4. Banko, Anna: 714 W. 17th Street; Girls Chorus 1,2. Barnes, Robert C.: 1327 W. 10th Street; Bowling 3; Library Monitor 1,2. Barr, Jeff: 3427 Allegheny Road; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4, Treasurer 3; United Nations 2; Newspaper Staff 2, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; High-Q 4; Office Monitor 4; Senior Class Vice-President. Beard, Karl: 431 W. Front Street. Bello, Thomas: 3716 Harvard Road; Football 2; Waterpolo 4; Golf 1; Tennis 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Track Field Manager 3; Student Council 3. Bemis, Robert E.: 460 W. 4th Street; Cross Country 3, Co- Captain 4; Track Field 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Stage Crew 4. Biletnikoff, Jeff: 721 W. 10th Street; Golf 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; Dante Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 2; Office Monitor 3,4. Bizzarro, Lisa Marie: 857 Shenley Drive; Dante Club 1; Girls Chorus 2,3. Bowersox, Wayne: 905 W. 11th Street, Wrestling 3,4. Boyer, Scott T.: 1049 W. 9th Street. Brady, Colleen E.: 1148 W. 6th Street; Golf 4; Bowling 4; Cheerleader 1, J.V. Captain 2, Varsity Captain 3; Student Council 1,2; Dante Club 1; Business Club 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Prom Committee 4; Banquet 52 Committee 4. Briggs, Deborah: 410 W. 9th Street. Brockway, Randy: 4502 Schaper Avenue; Football 2; Wrestling 2. Brower, Robert: 1206 W. 11th Street; Football 2; Marching Band 1; Stage Band 1; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4. Bryson, Cyndi Lee: 1155 W. 5th Street; Golf 1,2,3, Captain 4; Volleyball 2,3, Captain 4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, Secretary 2,3, Vice-President 4; Business Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Buseck, Dawn: 1331 W. 9th Street; Cheerleader 2; Spokesman Staff 2, Photographer 3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,4; Show Choir 2; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Campbell, Stephen John: 916 Cranberry Street; Cross Country 3, Captain 4; Track Field 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Guidance Monitor 3. Carroll, Kevin: 1432 W. 24th Street; Basketball 4; Track Field 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Guidance Monitor 3. Celeski, Ron: 3643 Schaper Avenue; Football 2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Commit- tee 4. Cenfetelli, Leslie K. 1724 W. 14th Street; Tennis 3,4; Bowling 4; Business Club 2; Guidance Monitor 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Champion, Stacie: 231 2 W. 4th Street; Choir 2,3; Attendance Monitor 3; Show Choir 3. Cirillo, John W.: 1515 W. 23rd Street. Clark, Christine J.: 2068 W. 24th Street. Cole, Beth A.: 3020 Emerson Avenue. Cole, Pam: 453 W. 17th Street; Basketball 1,4; Softball 4; Girls Chorus 1. Conway, Charles L. Jr.: 321 Poplar Street; French Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Choir 3,4; Show Choir 3,4; Library Monitor 1. Copper, Mike: 1125 W. 25th Street; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Morning Yearbook 4. Corbin, Tracy Lynne: 708 North Park Avenue; Volley- ball 3,4; Cheerleader 2, Co-Captain 3; Colorguard 1,2; Girls Chorus 1; Prom Committee 4. Crockett, Calvin R.: 257 W. 3rd Street. Culp, Robert: 918 W. 3rd Street; Waterpolo Manager Senior Directory 4; Track Field Manager 4; Student Council 2,3. DeSantis, Scott: 2017 W. 23rd Street; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. Desmarais, Mike: 3508 Devoe Avenue. DiMarco, Ann: 1109 W. 25th Street. Dina, Christine: 915 Washington Place; Cheerleader 2,3; Business Club 3,4; Girls Chorus 2; Office Monitor 1; Guidance Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Dobmeier, Mike: 561 W. 6th Street. Dunbar, Jeff: 621 Cascade Street; Waterpolo 4; Tennis 4; Student Council 1,2; United Nations 2,3, President 4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; French Club 1,3; Business Club 3,4; Chess Club 3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Office Monitor 2; Guidance Monitor 4; Gym Monitor 1. Duncan, Sean M.: 230 E. 13th Street; Basketball 2,3, Co- Captain 4; Track Field 4; Choir 1,2,4; Office Monitor 1,4. Dundon, Shawn: 619 W. 7th Street; Stage Band 3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 3,4. Dunford, Peter J.: 3020 Hudson Road; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Office Monitor 1. Duong, Hung T.: 2626 Brandes Street. Easter, Dale: 1444 W. 25th Street; Football 2,3. Eliason, Rob: 1346 W. 11th Street; Wrestling 3; Cross Country 2; Newspaper Staff 4; Choir 3,4. Fash, Bridget: 1045 W. 7th Street; Marching Band 3,4; Twiler 3, Co-Captain 4. Fatter, Lucy: 1326 W. 9th Street; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track Field 1,2,4; Newspaper Staff 2. Feathers, Jennifer: 948 W. 5th Street; Golf 4; Dante Club 1. Feldmann, Tim: 3014 Charlotte Street; Football 2; Water- polo 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Waterpolo 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track Field 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Ferloin, Vince: 1016 W. 9th Street; Wrestling 4; Cross Country 2, Co-Captain 3; Track Field 3. Ferrare, Frank: 3126 Hazel Street; Basketball 1,4. Fetzner, Melissa L.: 723 W. 18th Street; Spanish Club 1,4. Filia, Jack: 631 W. 8th Street; Football 4; Wrestling 3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 3; Stage Band 3; Stage Crew 3. Flatley, John Lawrence: 811 Cranberry Street. Gaeckle, Douglas Scott: 416 Poplar Street; Student Council 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Choir 1,2,3, Presi- dent 4; Show Choir 1,2,3,4. Graves, Yuri: 520 Virginia Avenue; Waterpolo 3,4; Tennis 4; Swimming 4; Student Council 3,4; United Nations 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Business Club 3, Guidance Monitor 4. Green, Kelly Jo: 2713 Oakwood Street; Golf 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2, Corresponding Secretary 3; Volleyball 2; Cheerleader 3; Color- guard 4; Spokesman Staff 2, Editor 3,4; Choir 1; Peer Jury 3; High-Q 3, Captain 4; Guidance Monitor 3; Prom Committee 4, Banquet Committee 4. Guelcher, Robert: 2022 Woodrow Avenue. Hadley, John: 939 W. 4th Street. Hagman, Darlene: 131 E. 12th Street. Hahn, Sally: 411 Raspberry Street. Hardner, Eric: 1818 W. 21st Street; Wrestling 1. Harris, Matthew Leviel: 925 W. 18th Street; Basketball 1.2.3, Captain 4; Baseball 4; Student Council 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Gym Monitor 3; Ski Club 3. Herbert, Mary I.: 1204 W. 21st Street; Bowling 4; Spokesman Staff 3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2; Guidance Monitor 3; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4, Ski Club 4. Herring, Bill: 620 W. 9th Street; Waterpolo 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4. Herring, Harold R.: 830 W. 16th Street; Library Monitor 2.3. Hersperger, Kris: 2123 W. 35th Street; Track Field 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Dante Club 1; Spokesman Staff 3, Copy Editor 4; Choir 2; Guidance Monitor 4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Hewitt, Randal: 935 W. 11th Street. Hines, Danny: 1749 W. 15th Street; Gym Monitor 4. Holodnak, Jeffry J.: 515 W. 9th Street. Hoover, John T.: 2418 Baur Lane; Football 3, Cross Country 4; Track Field 3,4; Choir 3,4. Hopkins, Kammie: 2150 Robin Drive; Swimming 1; Choir 2,3,4; Show Choir 3,4; Prom Committee 4. Hopkins, Renee Mary: 1035 W. 9th Street; Swimming 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Photography Club 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Horvath, John: 3706 Brandes Avenue: Basketball 2. 53 Senior Directory Hovis, Brendan: 705 Liberty Street: Nurse Monitor 3; Library Monitor 1; Choir 4; Show Choir 4; Prom Committee 4. Huff, John: 1022 W. 8th Street; United Nations 4; Stage Crew 3; Choir 1,2. Ifft, Ralph Andrew: 1831 Oxford Street; Waterpolo 3,4; Tennis 4; Swimming 4; United Nations 3,4; Stage Crew 3; Choir 3,4; Ski Club 3,4. Jaroszewicz, Katherine J.: 255 E. 13th Street; Cheerleader 3; Library Monitor 1. Jones, Andrea: 1411 W. 24th Street; Basketball 3; Track Field 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2. Jones, Christine: 1411 W. 24th Street; Girls Chorus 1,4. Jones, Kevin: 313 Walnut Street. Jones, Sharon D.: 1507 W. 21st Street; Track Field 1; Cheerleader 3; Colorguard 2; Concert Band 2,3; Choir 2,3; Office Monitor; Nurse Monitor 2; Banquet Commit- tee 4; Prom Committee 4. Kauffman, Walter Lee: 1135 W. 10th Street; Student Council 1,2,3,4; United Nations 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Stage Crew 3; Choir 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4. Kaveney, Michael: 1028 W. 9th Street; Wrestling 4. Kelly, Ron: 1725 W. 22nd Street; Football 2; Baseball 4. Kemerer, Beth: 436 Colorado Drive; Rifle Line 1. Knight, Barry G.: 708 Cascade Street; Football 2,3; Wrestling 1; Track Field 2; Choir 3,4. Komar, Brian G.: 3641 Gerry Avenue; Cross Country 1,2,3, Captain 4; Track Field 1,2,3, Captain 4. Kovacs, Lisa: 231 W. 3rd Street; Swimming 2,3,4; Colorguard 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 1,2; Banquet Committee 4. Kuehne, Debbie: 711 W. 2nd Street; Marching Band 3,4; Rifle Line 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Choir 4; Prom Committee 4. Lawrence, Michelle: 1111 Cranberry Street. LeCorchick, Darren: 1021 Shenley Drive. Legler, Ronald G.: 1921 W. 11th Street; Waterpolo 1,2, Captain 3,4; Swimming 1,2, Captain 3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Newspaper Staff News Editor 4: Peer Jury 3; Guidance Monitor 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Homecoming King 4. Leone, Frances Marta: 822 W. 17th Street; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Spokesman Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. 54 Lewis, Valerie A.: 1110 W. 8th Street; Cross Country 1; Bowling 4; Track Field 1,2, Captain 3,4; Marching Band 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Monitor 1; Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Lipiec, Brian: 921 W. 20th Street; Morning Yearbook 4. Lomax, Allen: 503 W. 4th Street; Track Field 4; Choir 2,3; Library Monitor 1. Lukens, David B.: 1534 W. 23rd Street; Choir 3,4. Lukowich, Dan: 505 W. 21st Street; Football 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; High-Q 3. Lukowich, Kathie: 505 W. 21st Street; Golf 4; Cheer- leader 2,3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Business Club 4; Banquet Committe 4; Student Forum 4; Office Monitor 4; Prom Committee 4. Malinowski, Lenny: 1713 W. 21st Street; Football 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. Marak, Pam: 2013 W. 27th Street; Cheerleader 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Dante Club 1,2,3; Choir 1; Debate Team 1,2. Makarowsky, Tamara: 919 Poplar Street; Guidance Monitor 1. Machinetti, Frederick J.: 617 Japan Street; Student Council 1. Martinez, Michelle: 1732 W. 8th Street. Martucci, Lisa Marie: 1701 Cherry Street; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4; Office Monitor 3. Mathis, Tenisha: 948 W. 18th Street; Student Council 1; Girls Chorus 1; Office Monitor 4; Attendance Monitor 1,2. Matteo, Michael: 1812 W. 32nd Street; Baseball 1; Office Monitor 1,2; Nurse Monitor 3. Matz, Robert: 255 W. 10th Street; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,4; Track Field 4; French Club 3. McDermott, Keith Lee: 642 W. 23rd Street; Student Council 4; Dante Club 3; Stage Crew 4. McGranor, Lisa: 1042 W. 10th Street. Minadeo, Karen T.: 2033 W. 37th Street; Golf 4; Business Club 3,4; Choir 4. Minnis, Cathy Lee: 219 Plum Street; Bowling 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Business 3,4; Office Monitor 1,2; Library Monitor 1,2; Prom Committee 4. Senior Directory Montante, Theresa Marie: 545 W. 5th Street; Girls Chorus 1; Colorguard 3; National Honor Society 3,4; United Nations 3; Business Club 4; Office Monitor 3,4; Gym Monitor 3,4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Montefiori, Lisa: 1143 W. 20th Street; Volleyball 4. Monte, Lisa: 2024 W. 23rd Street; Basketball 2; Pom Pons 1,2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Senior Class Secretary 4; Office Monitor 3,4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Moorhead, Deborah Lee: 1023 Raspberry Street; Concert Band 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Library Monitor 1. Munson, Kimberly: 3609 Post Avenue; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Business Club 4; Gym Monitor 3,4. Muntean, John: 555 W. 17th Street, Football 2. Myers, Denise: 1338 W. 11th Street; Girls Chorus 4; Library Monitor 3. Panetta, Craig: 2404 Plum Street. Payne, Kelley: 347 W. 4th Street; Track Field 4; Girls Chorus 1,3; Choir 2,3,4; Show Choir 1,2,3,4; Atten- dence Monitor 4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Marching Band 3; Student Council 3,4. Pope, Dorice: 303 Myrtle Street; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 4; Student Council 1; Girls Chorus 4; Nurse Monitor 3; Attendance Monitor 4. Pruyn, David: 429 W. 7th Street; Football 1; Office Monitor 3; Wrestling 2,3. Raid, Michele Ann: 1337 W. 10th Street; Basketball 1,2; Rifle Line 1,2; Student Council 1,2. Reed, Danyell D.: 358 W. 2nd Street; Track Field 4; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Rekitt, Michelle D.: 457 W. 7th Street; United Nations 3; Business Club 4; Girls Chorus 1; Office Monitor 3; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Riazzi, Chris: 1511 Plum Street; Football 4; Stage Crew 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Student Council 1. Richards, Albert J.: 435 W. 4th Street; Wrestling 3. Rivera, Jose M.: 2025 W. 23rd Street. Rocco, Frank: 2303 Greengarden Blvd.; Football 3, Captain 4; Wrestling 1, Co-Captain 2, Captain 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 4. Rocco, Lisa Ann: 1744 W. 23rd Street; Softball 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1, Co-Captain 2,3; Captain 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Girl’s Chorus 1; Choir 2; Guidance Monitor 1,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Senior Class President; Homecoming Queen. Roscinski, Bonnie C: 1025 W. 7th Street; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Business Club 3; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Ross, Sandra: 1736 W. 14th Street. Runser, Matthew: 1119 W. 25th Street; Concert Band 1. Runstedler, Rich: 202 Plum Street; Wrestling 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Choir 3. Rupp, Michael J.: 523 Poplar Street; Cross Country 2; National Honor Society 3,4; United Nations 3; Peer Jury 4. Sabatino, Lisa Marie: 1684 W. 14th Street; Cross Country 1; Track Field 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Sagan, Debra Anne: 2172 North Manor Drive; Office Monitor 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Guidance Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Saur, James: 1225 W. 10th Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Schell, Brad: 2039 W. 24th Street; Football 1,2,3,4. Schroek, Alethea F.: 911 W. 6th Street; Golf 4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4; Rifle Line 2, Captain 3,4. Schroek, Felicia R.: 911 W. 6th Street; Golf 4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 1,3,4; Rifle Line 3,4. Schroek, Nicole L.: 911 W. 6th Street; Spanish Club 2,4; Guidance Monitor 1. Schultz, Kris: 322 Lincoln Avenue; Cross Country 1; Track Field 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Business Club 3; Guidance Monitor 4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Schwenk, Gary W.: 1336 W. 25th Street. Shah. Bina P.: 1793 W. 42nd Street; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Peer Jury 4; Guidance Monitor 3. Sharrer, Dawn: 826 Walnut Street; Gymnastics 1; Cheerleader 4; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Show 55 Senior Directory Choir 3,4. Sienicki, Lisa Ann: 1218 W. 9th Street; Softball 4; Prom Committee 4. Sines, Richard R.: 928 W. 22nd Street; Track Field 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Guidance Monitor 2; Chess Club 1,2,4. Smith, Andrew H.: 2724 Oakwood Street; Track Field 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2, Drum Major 3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; High-Q Team 4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Commit- tee 4. Spanggard, Sherrie: 726 W. 5th Street; Bowling 1; Dante Club 1. Stahlman, Darrin: 2169 W. 36th Street; Football 2; Wrestling 1; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4. Stewart, Mona L.: 513 Cascade Street; Golf 4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Volleyball 2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Softball 1,2,3, Captain 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1. Tang, Hung: 424 Liberty Street; National Honor Society 4; United Nations 3; French Club 2. Thames, Margaretta: 925 W. 16th Street; Track Field 4; Volleyball 3,4; Bowling 4; Student Council 2,3, Recording Secretary 4; Choir 2,3,4; Office Monitor 3,4; Nurse Monitor 3. Tomassi, Daniel Joseph: 1045 W. 22nd Street; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Stage Crew 4. Thomas, Ericka: 215 Liberty Street; Cheerleader 3; Girls Chorus 1. Thompson, Cheryl Ann: 1828 W. 22nd Street; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3. Thompson, Doresa Lorraine: 1818 Chestnut Street; Cross Country 3; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 4; Softball 3,4; Track Field 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Choir 3,4; Business Club 4; Office Monitor 1; Attendance Monitor 2; Guidance Monitor 1. Tolbert, Kimberly: 440 W. 2nd Street; Cheerleader 3; Pom Pon 1; Girls Chorus 2; Guidance Monitor 1. Toy, David: 646 Downing Court. Troutman, Sherry Lynn: 1811 Walnut Street; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Show Choir 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spokesman Staff 2, Assistant Editor 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Senior Class Treasurer. Turben, Christine Marie: 224 W. 3rd Street; Volleyball 56 Manager 3,4; Cheerleader 2, Captain 3; Twirier 1,2; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3; Show Choir 2. Twohig, Laurie A.: 1208 W. 11th Street; Cross Country 1; Track Field 1; Cheerleader Co-Captain 2,3, Captain 4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Business Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2; Prom Committee 4. Valimont, Ronald: 933 W. 8th Street; Cross Country 1,2,4; Swimming 1,2,3; United Nations 1,2,4. Thu Van, Thieu: 1607 Buffalo Road; Volleyball 4. Vaughn, Thomas E.: 611 W. 17th Street. Vitale, Paula Maria: 1148 W. 22nd Street; Track Field 1,2; Cheerleader 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Library Monitor 3; Attendance Monitor 1. VonBuseck, Melody Ann: 3609 Greengarden Blvd.; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Show Choir 2,3; Library Monitor 1. Walker, Brandy: 810 Cranberry Street. Walker, Kennard: 305 Liberty Street; Football 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track Field 1,2,3; United Nations 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4. Watson, Monica Elaine: 521 W. 5th Street; Bowling 4; Office Monitor 4; Library Monitor 3; Prom Commit- tee 4; Attendance Monitor 1; Banquet Committee 4. Welch, Brian Scott: 2714 Oakwood Street; Swimming 2; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Stage Band 2. Williams, Dyniece: 814 W. 4th Street. Williams, Angela Michelle: 948 W. 17th Street; Track Field 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Choir 2; Gym Monitor 4; Show Choir 2. Williamson, Bryan: 215 Liberty Street; Baseball 4; Gym Monitor 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4. Wisinski, Richard D.: 2408 Baur Avenue; Football 3; United Nations 4; Choir 4. Witherspoon, Jeanette: 306 Peach Street; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Wolney, Michelle: 1750 W. 14th Street; Cheerleader 2; Office Monitor 1,4; Guidance Monitor 1; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Woodward, Kenneth Lee Jr.: 630 Japan Street Xethakis, Larry: 1022 W. 5th Street; Cross Country 2,3; National Honor Society 4; United Nations 3. Autographs 57 Underclassmen — Freshmen show their enthusiasm. Stephanie Furies smiles for the camera. So, these are S.V. students at their best? Daryl Cooley gives our photog- Tim Jordan, Loretta Dickens, Carolyn Jordan and Tony rapher a bit of advice. Harper: showing their pearly whites. Kris Hamme and Jenny Johns ask, “What the . . . ?” Katie Bear and Sheri Furies Pat Cyparski shows are taking a break from us his artistic ability, gym. -Underfoot Julie Roberts specializes in running and relaxing. Mike Lawrence in his favorite party hat. The junior class of ’85, working together successfully with the faculty and administration, have once again proven to be a very high spirited and enthusiastic group of colonels. This year’s juniors have played an important role in the formation and success of many of our school activities and athletic programs. This year’s junior class, with all of it’s determination and fantastic ef- fort, will certainly be looking forward to their senior year. Mr. Behan’s class prefers social gatherings over social Step in the Right Direction David Adams Richard Adams Jeff Adelman John Alberico Rachelle Allen Dave Antolilc Betty Austin Charleen Aydt Ann Baily Trelane Batths Richard Brockway Yolanda Bowers Yuppadee Bowers Lisa Burkett Nicole Caserta Ken Clausen Denise Connors Jon Corbin Rob Penpek tries to hide the evidence. Gary, Rick, Pat, and Jim audition for GQ. Karlyn and David-Little Red Reading Hood and the Big Bad Wolf. Sally Harris tries to cover up that pretty smile. Miranda Mitchell shows us how to whistle. Shawn Cortes Jodi Courtney Dave Cunningham Mike Nolan shows us what he thinks of the Cleveland Indians. Daniel Cyparski Sue Dever Loretta Dickens Lynette Dillon Sue Dimarco Grace Gollinger Pam Ellis Ann Fatter James Fetzner Michael Firch Robin Flegal Andrea Galleur Chris Galvin Sabrina Garret Anne Goehring Daniel Gorzynski Joe Graml Richard Greenfield James Grosso Tim Grosso Scott Grucza Peter Hathaway Mary Hernandez Rick Hills Christine Honey Manuel Hamme Anthony Harper Tammy Harvey Lamar Williams sits back and takes a break. Lisa Hornik Gyorgyi Horvath Dawn Huegel Lori Iarussi Stephanie Johnson Tammy Johnson Carolyn Jordan Timothy Jordan David Joseph Charles Kader Mark Katarzynski Mr. Mullen’s students try to escape our photographer. Karlyn and Melissa: definite modeling poten- tial. Kim Koniecki Frank Knost Chris Krupinski Steve LaKari Ed Lambing Steve Landon Brenda Lassman Steve Lavery Mike Lawrence Abby Lukens Christina Lutz Phil MacKenzie Jamie Malanado Tim Malinowski Melissa Malone Tammy Mangoni Rick Marsteller Melissa Mather Jennifer McAlister Eileen McCarthy Lisa McCoy Christopher Krupinski says, “of course I’m going to enjoy this.” J. Polacci is still hard at work. 64 Yes, we use “Close-up”. Brian McGee Greg McIntosh Tamura McKelvey Marlena McLeod Rick Meyer Rick Miller Mary Petroff Vic Petruso James Parker Pat Parra Robert Penpek Nick Mong Angelo Montante Tuan Nguyen Van Nguyen Matthew Nies Mike Nolan Dean Oatis Karyn Oliver Phyllis Ott Mark Atarzynski would rather be drink- ing coffee this morn- ing. Joe Graml is eager to jump on his bike, pedal home, and sack out. This year, Juniors were always eager to show their spirit. Dave Streneo is hard at work for the 65 school newspaper. Tony Harper and Tim Jordan show real concen- tration. Veronica McWil- liams ... raise your hands if you’re sure. Erin Quinn Onkham Rattanphasouk David Rice Julie Roberts Betzaida Romero Rick Sack Jim Sadowski Pete Sala Karen Salidy Tina Sansom Brian Saraceno Rob Sargeant Thomas Satterlee Laurie Scheppner Karlyn Schultz Aaron Seib Bob Serafini David Silvis 66 Rich Sack and Mike Firch, “Yes algebra is our favorite class, what about it?” Is this what being a junior is all about!? Aaron Seib, “Want a pinch?” “We need a break from Mr. Vickey.” Fred Silvis Shelly Sines Randy Snyder Shelly Sines is hard at work. James Stafford Ericka Stewart David Strenio Robert Teriberry Margaret Thomas Rob Thompson Cindy Thorp Tammy Troutman Joe Viera John Vommaro Marybeth Wagner Cheryl Waite Deana Zazado Kristen Zebroski Gary Zurn 67 Sally Harris watches as the weak- ness overtakes Brenda Lassman. eyelid weakness. Pete Hathaway suffers Now, eyelid weakness is spreading to from a severe case of Pete’s friend, Chris Krupinski. Meanwhile, Dawn Huegal is on wide-eyed alert . . . and Rick Sack says, “I’m awake!” 68 John Vommaro says a short prayer before entering his class. Abby Lukens takes a few minutes to Dave Silvis shies away from our prepare for class. camera. “Psst Tammy, you’re out of step.” Melissa Malone slows her pace to have her picture taken. A Step Up 70 Smile Tahia, you’re on Candid Camera! Tim Bodamer Steve Bolash Missy Bowles Jeanne Brady Ed Adams Victor Alagrin Brian Allen Robert Allgeier Cari-Ann Altman Lori Andrini Michele Bardo Carol Bartels Katie Beer Ed Belluomini Jackie Braseo Patti Bretherton Anita Brewer Amy Brookhouser Tahia tells Onalee to pretend the camera man isn’t there Jessie and Kevin have nothing to do. Kevin and Lenny are going to cut the line at the fountain. Jenny and Chuck share an affectionate squeeze. Tracy Campbell Tracy Campbell Sean Carlson Tahia Carr Michele Chapin Jeff Colwell Darryl Crosby Bruce Desmaris Joe DiBello Michelle Dimarco Tammie Divell Paul Fillak Theresa Fullerton Sherri Furyesz Stephanie Furyesz Tami Galvin Terri Galvin Frank Gant Denny Garity Bridgette George Tracy, Don, Tracy, and Dawn like group pictures. Smiles are abundant in our classrooms. • V !r Sherry is caught in the act. Jeff Gibbons Theresa Goda Patricia Gray Linn Green Melissa Grice Dave Grugin Melissa hall Krista Hamme Betty Hanson Dale Hanson David Hart Lisa Harvey Goudren Haugsdahl Maria hernandez Dan hines Terry Honey Matt Hull Donald Jardine Nicole Jaycox Jenny Johns Jeannine Lawton Kimberly Leburg Yvete Lee Mark Leone Christa! LePak Heather Locke Christopher Kaberlein Karen Kaiser Diane Kemerer James Keyes Michele Race and Eruvi- nia, What are they trying to hide? Onalee Johnson Scott Johnson Ricky Joyce Dawn King Suzanne Kinnear Richard Knobloch Jennifer Kraut Kimberly Landon Brian Johnson Kristina Johnson Why does Julie Kovacs look so suspicious. Sue Kinnear says the lunchroom atmosphere really gets me down. Fred Loring Heidi Lutz Douglas MacArthur Sue Madison Lynn Marak Therese Marmino Margaret Maughn Jane McFadden Chris McGee Kim McGinnett Paulette McLeod Roger Messenger Glenda Miller Joe Minor Alice Mitchell David Montgomery Michele Murray Nguyen Ouong Eleanor O’Hara Tracy O’Lone Amy Renner things, “what evil shall I do unto the world today.” Jill Vommaro and Tracy Campbell hold up the wall which is falling from erosion. Erin Orlosky Kelly Pearson Paul Polacci Karen Pope Sue Porter Amy Quinn Tony Quinn Michele Race Jennifer Reeder Armand Rocco Lisa Ross Elizabeth Romero John Santone James Seelinger Shawn Segerlin Shon Shervidio Shauna Salvi John Ruhl Kristine Johnson, a face in a crowd Sue, Theresa, and Paulette, friends forever. Shannon Schwenk Kevin Sharrer Michele Skarupski Anthony Smith Gayle Smith Jennifer Smith Jessica Smith Joe Spare Cathy Spencer Tina Spencer Dave Stablein Russel Stachewicz Autographs 77 Tracie Stancliff Tracy Stephens Tonya Stone Sharon Swartwood John Swope Tammy Teetzel Melanie Tolbert John Trohoske Crystal Turner Cindy Twohig Chris Ullo Chris Ulrich John Vantine Cathy Villella Jill Vommaro Bonnie Walker Phoebe Walker Rick Wellington Caroline Wilbur Katie Williams Lamar Williams Frankie Wilson RoseAnne Wolfgang Bruce Zeigler Kris Hamme gets her workout just by watching everyone else doing laps in the pool. Yvette and Tracy ham it up while roaming the halls. How did this Freshman class sneak in with the sophomores? Tony Quinn shows off his brand new pencil. Is Sherry disgusted or what? 79 Michele sneaks a peek when no one’s around. Edgar and his side kick, Dwayne, serenade Ronda and Shanna. Goody and Kim enjoy a pep rally. The First — Step — Everett really enjoys High School’s challenge. Phil Seib: a typical freshman. This year’s freshmen really hammed it up for our camera. Marc Durnin uses a map to find his way. Dan Swope doesn’t believe the answer. What is Carrie O’Conner smiling about? Lori Adams Michelle Albertson Dale Alexander M. Algin Daniel Allen Matt Allen Joe Altadonna Tamika Bailor Joe Baniewicz Andre Barnes James Barnett Stephanie Battko Pamela Berry Deshawn Beard Kelley Biebel Paul Bizzarro Elizabeth Bizzarro Tim Booth Robert Bowersox Lisa Boyd Naida Brewer Wendy Briggs Eric Brockway Lisa Brower Carolyn Brown Deanna Brown Derek Brown Joe Brown Mike Brown Vickey Brown Bruce Daniel Roddie Brunner Blaise Brutto Silvana Bucarelli Steve Buckner Stephanie Bukowski David Burger Magdalena Burgos Richard Bussard Monica Carroll Angela Carr Roosevelt Carson Marc Clausen Dawn Clawson Caile Cleaver Dennis Clemente Jimmone Cole Stephanie Coleman Darrell Cooley Thomas Craig Charles Cuneo Kevin Cyparski Patrick Cyparski Brian Dailey Donald Dandrea Joseph Dash Latonya Davis Rob Dever Carrie Hopkins can’t believe what she is hearing. Doreen Hill is ready to settle down for English. Michele DiDomenico Terry Diemer Marc Dimattio Larry Dine Jenny Doolittle Jill Dundon Mike Dunst Marc Durnin Stacey Durr Barbara Eaton Dawn Eliason M. Elwing Allison Emling Vince Erhart Randy Ferl Vicki Ferloin Mark Ferrington Teresa Fetzner Christine Fisher M. Ferriman Harry Foster Steve Fried Kristin Fromyer Mike Gaczkowski Matthew Gaduski Lenita Galloway Jonathon Gibbons Julie Giglio Heidi Giusti Robert Glass Bran Gnage Tony Godzwa Tracy Grafius Carl Hagen Christa Haggerty Mark Hall Eric Hannold Sally Hanson Heather Harpst Raymond Hauser John Hatfield Scott Heher Lynn Heise Rhonda Henry Shannon Herbstritt’ E. Hernandez Doreen Hill Barb Hime Robert Hime V. Hoand Heidi Holmes Barb Hoover Carrie Hopkins Kevin Hovis Brian Hoydic Theresa Hughes Britt Hughson Stephanie Hutchinson Stephanie Irwin Casey Izbicki Sharon Jaraczewski They are all smiles now, but wait until after the test. t Paula and Barb are disappointed in this year’s crop of S.V. guys. Dale Johnson Geoffrey Johnson Ruth Johnson Brian Johnson Greg Johnston Laurie Josefowicz Eric Kauffman Maureen Kelly Michelle Kelley Matt Kerr Toby Keul Douandcham Khantavout Khanthong Khantavout Dave King Scot Knight Dan Kormos Rebecca Kowalczyk Michelle Kowalewski Kim Kraus Cardine Krystek Randy Kuffer Tricia Lambright James Lassman Stephanie Layman Lisa LeBlanc Rebecca Lee Yvonne Lee Jason Lehman Mia Lehman Gerry Lieder John Pickens finds freshman En- glish very amusing. Carrie and Debbie: Friends Forever. Michelle Leone Kristen Locke Tom Locke Gregory Logan Dominic Lombardi Ben Loper Leslie Lowers Robert Luce Greg Luczak Michael Lupichuk Damaris Malave Michelle Malone Michelle Malone Shaun Marofsky Eric Martin John Martin Saundra Martin Tiffany Martin Dana Massing Kathie Mattern James Mattix Brenda Maxwell Sean McAlister Carmen McCall Melissa McCall Carlos McCollum Lora McCoy Pamela McHenry Alice McLaughlin Chris Milano 86 Jim Watkins places a curse on Jerry Ritz . . . and so does Jerome Williams. Michael Lupichuk ponders the How come Theresa Hughes is the only one without a pencil? problem while Everett already knows the answer. Kim Mielewski Dana Miller Harry Miller JoAnn Miller Erika Moffett Pearl Montroy Michael Morabito Herminio Morales Michele Mountain Kari Muller Keith Nichols Tara Nicholson Pete Nyari Carrie O’Connor Melissa Orsini Jennifer Pacy Laura Payne Jennifer Pelkowski Robin Pennsy Gina Pesi Erin Peternaensel Rachel Peterson Thomas Petroff Billie Peyton John Pickens Carol Pope John Popovic Krista Prince Carol Proctor Kenyetta Pulliam Kevin Ramey Cara Reisenweber Melissa Rekitt Scott Renaud Amy Ries Markel Richmond Jerry Ritz Kerry Robson Monique Rogers Sharon Rollinger John Romanski Kevin Rowland Stacy Rung Chris Ruffo Steve Sagan Marion Sanders Jynickie Sansom Jeremy Sayles Jason Scheloske Denise Schnell Pam Schepner Sandra Schuschu Karen Schwenk Phil Seib Kelly Senz James Seelinger Valerie Shaffer Gaurang Shah Michael Sherosky Kory Silvis Being a freshman takes concentration. Shannon Herbstritt and Chris Ruffo are the candidates for the best freshman smile. Chad Skidgel Christine Slater Alan Smith Brian Smith Dan Smith Khantavout Souksaran Tajha Spiegel Bob Steinbaugh Jennifer Sullivan Dan Swanson Raeann Sweeney Sean Sweeney Melody Swiderski Dan Swope Phuong Tang Robin Tate Kerwin Tatum William Teriberry Joseph Thomas Delis Torres Debbie Tregaskis Everett Tucker Christopher Tufts Michele Turben Holly Turick Jennifer Turner Scott Unger Joseph Vercillo Richelle Vogel David Waldo Carrie Walker Koni Walker Stephen Walker Anthony Weary Mark Weindorf John White Jereme Williams Joseph Wisniewski Vicky Wisniewski Marc Worner Deborah Wright Michael Wright Rob Yacobozzi Debbie Yoculan Troy Zatkiewkz Jennifer Zdarko Jennifer Zebroski 89 c 1 u b s a n d a n • i z a t • i o n s Senior Class Officers: Lisa Montie - Secretary, Jeff Barr • Vice-President, Lida Rocco - President, and Sherry Troutman - Treasurer. Stage Band horns strut their stuff during the Christmas assembly. Colonel silks dazzle the crowd during halftime. Julie Giglio and Kelly Senz introduce the SV Marching Band. Participation, hard work, and dedication are the most important standards of any successful club or organization. Here at Vincent, our clubs and organizations are a big part of our school life. Each club member works hard and to the best of his or her ability to make his or her own organization the best that it could possibly be. Strong Vincent takes great pride in its clubs and organizations and the yearbook staff commends the student body for its spirited and active involve- ment. 92 Something’s Afoot! Kelly shows intense concen- This year’s Spokesman Staff is one, big, happy family, tration. Idey, Idey, Idey, 1 . . . Ooga . . . Ooga . . . Ooga, Ooga, Ooga! National Honor Society The 1985-86 Officers for the National Honor Society are Alethea Schroeck - Secretary; Mike Rupp - President; Theresa Montante - Vice President; Sherry Troutman - Treasurer. Members of the NHS were B to T, L to R: Bina Shah, Alethea Schroeck, Mike Rupp, Theresa Montante, Sherry Troutman, Bonnie Roscinski, Felicia Schroeck, Andy Smith, Jeff Barr, and Kris Hersperger. Under the direction of Mr. Hathaway, the National Honor Society has become a respected part of society. The members are eager to get involved and often sacrifice some of their time for the needy in our area. Some of their projects include collecting for the March of Dimes and selling daffodils to benefit the Cancer Society. Most of all, the National Honor Society is responsible for showing the Erie community that Strong Vincent cares. 94 Student Council The 1985-86 Student Council has once again benefited the entire student body. The council sponsored and organized the Homecoming Ceremony and dance. The dance was held at the Masonic Temple and the theme was “If Only For One Night.” The Student Council also sponsored after school mixers and holiday activities, such as the “Door Decorating Contest” at Christmas time and a Valentine’s Day dance held at the Erie Maennerchor Club. The student council, in collaboration with the National Honor Society, also decorated the front halls at Christmas and collected food for the needy. This year’s Student Council also played the important role of representing the student body and improving communications between them and the entire schooling administration. Members of Student Council were (B to T and L to R): Tina Sansom, Kelly Payne, Gaurang Shah, William Teribery, Connie Walker, Dana Massing, Denise Conners, Colleen Brady, Kathy Lukowich, Jenny Johns, Bina Shah, Dawn Huegel, Amy Brookhauser, Jane McFadden, Lisa Kovacs, Ann Fatter, Mel Massey, Bonnie Roscinski, Jeff Barr, Rob Brower, Pete Hathaway, Bonnie Walker, Keith McDermott, Yuri Graves, Doug Gaeckle, Tom Bello, Jeff Dunbar, Lee Kauffman, Ken Walker, Angelo Montante. Spokesman Staff Creates First Row: Kris Hersperger, Mary Herbert, Dawn Buseck, Sherry Troutman, Frances Leone, Kelly Green, Bina Shah. Second Row: Mike Firch, Chris Krupinski, Heidi Lutz, Charleen Aydt, Manny Hamme. Third Row: Karlyn Schultz, Michele Skarupski, Nick Mong, Ken Clausen. Bina Shah, the staff’s star typist, takes time out for a modest smile. Copy Editor - Kristen Hersperger, Editor - Kelly Green, and Assistant Editor - Sherry Troutman. Heidi forces a smile after a grueling yearbook session. The Spokesman Staff is responsible year after year for the production of a yearbook that is both enjoyable and full of happy memories. This year was no exception. The staff is made up of the advisor, Jessica Musarra; editor, Kelly Green; co- editor, Sherry Troutman, copy editor, Kristen Hersperger, and a variety of students who work well together. Each student specializes in a certain yearbook occupation; layouts, copy-writing, artwork and typing; but, everyone gets a chance to express their ideas and experience different assignments. The members of the Spokesman Staff hope that this yearbook brings back fond memories of yet another fine year at Strong Vincent. 96 Mary and Kris: Yearbook time is serious time! A Stairway to Memories The yearbook staff’s cutest couple: Karlyn and Mike. Nick carries Miss Savacchio’s yearbook photo with him everywhere he goes. The yearbook staff relaxes for a day at Christmas time. Dawn sings while she works on a layout. Yearbook members are a family away from home! 97 Yearbook Sales Row 1: P. Bretherton, M.B. Wagner, J. Courtney, C. Brady, K. Green, B. Shah, O. Rattanaphasouk; Row 2: C. Jordan, K. Landon, S. Salvi, M. Hamme, K. Payne, B. Knight, K. Lukowich, L. Montie; Row 3: D. Gaeckle, J. Zebroski, J. Dunbarr, B. Roscinski, J. Barr, Y. Franz, C. Kaberlein, J. Huff, D. Meyers; Row 4: J. Sexaur, B. Lipiec, M. Copper, B. Bello, M. Firch, C. Ulrich, T. Weary. Each year a representative is chosen by each homeroom to be in charge of selling the Spokesman. The representative’s task is to take yearbook orders and turn them into the Morning Yearbook staff. These people also take orders for the Valentine’s Day Carnation Sale. We’d like to commend this year’s group of Spokesman salespeople for their support and cooperative help in both yearbook collections and sales. Morning Yearbook Every year a few selected students, under the direction of Mr. Minzenber- ger, take part in a class called Morning Yearbook. The people involved in this class help to put together orders for the yearbook and make yearbook deliver- ies. This year’s class organized a candy sale to help lower the cost of this year’s Spokesman. Morning Yearbook also sponsored and organized the annual Carnation Sale held during the Valen- tine’s Day holiday. We should once again like to extend thanks to the Morning Yearbook staff for their dedi- cation and help in making the ’85-86 Mike Copper, Brian Lipiec, Mr. Minzenberger. Spokesman a major success. 98 High-Q The High-Q team lost their first game in sudden death after a tie with Saergertown. They were then elimi- nated from competition because High-Q is a do or die system. If the team wins they continue on, if they lose they are dropped. The team was very disappointed with their loss to Saegertown especially since they were so close to victory. Jeff Barr, Pete Hathaway, Kelly Green, Andy Smith, Mike Copper. Business Club Row 1: K. Munson, D. Huegle, L. Iarussi, K. Minadeo, L. Twohig, K. Schultz, D. Pope, T. Samson, L. Montie, L. Rocco, K. Tolbert, C. Dina, M. Watson; Row 2: A. DiMarco, T. McKelvy, S. Dever, T. Johnson, M.B. Wagner, J. Courtney, C. Turben, T. Corbin, M. Thames, T. Battles, Y. Graves, M. Raid, A. Jones, T. Mathis; Row 3: B. Fash, S. DiMarco, R. Flegal, P. Ellis, L. Cenfetelli, B. Roscinski, J. Dunbarr, V. Lewis, M. Martinez, B. Kemerer, K. Jareszewicz, K. Lukowich, T. Bello, C. Brady, M. Wolny, M. Thomas, L. Scheppner, N. Loften, S. Salvi. The Business Club is a highly organized group of people that are aiming their goals to the future in the business world. Miss Flanagan conducts the meeting and the club discusses business careers and efficient ways of raising money for organizations. This club is also responsible for the decoration of the bulletin boards in the front hall - always emphasizing the brightness of the future in American business. 99 Varsity Has Spirit Top: Laurie Twohig, Lisa Martucci; Center: Grace Dollinger, Kris Schultz, Marybeth Wagner, Dawn Sharrer, Karlyn Schultz, Melissa Mather; Bottom: Paula Vitale. Varsity Cheerleaders . . . S.V.’s own Rockettes. Dawn Sharrer and Mary Beth Wagner, “Aw shucks, we missed the game.” Captain: Laurie Twohig; Co-Captain: Lisa Martucci. That Never Dies We are unique. We are one big happy family. Laurie Twohig and Kris Schultz: the silly and the serious. The ’85-’86 Varsity Cheerleaders under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Mastrian, Laurie Twohig, and Lisa Martucci en- joyed many new experiences. The cheer- leaders attended camp in June and won a second place trophy. The cheerleaders also participated in the We Love Erie Day’s Cheerleading Competition. Along with the new experiences of the year, they did an excellent job of promoting school spirit in the pep rallies, football and basketball games. Seniors: Laurie Twohig, Kris Schultz, Dawn Sharrer, Paula Vitale, and Lisa Martucci. 101 Keeping the Spirit Alive Front: Deanna Brown. Row Two: Lynn Heise, Stephanie Irwin, Jennifer Kraut, Tracy Stancliff Top: Melissa Rekitt. Captain - Tracy Stancliff, and Co-Captain - Jennifer Kraut. 102 The JV Cheerleaders were com- posed of all new members. They began practicing in the summer in preparation for the JV football and basketball season. They attended cheerleading camp in late June and Mrs. Mastrian acted as their advi- sor. All of the girls worked hard and they all shared a very enjoyable season. JV and WW Cheerleaders Front: Theresa Stachiewicz. Row Two: Erin Orlosky, Denise Connors, Sue Kinnear, Katie Beer, Cindy Thorpe. Top: Phyllis Ott. Despite being formed relatively late in the year, the girls on the Water- polo and Wrestling cheerleading squad accomplished alot in a short amount of time. The girls did an excellent job cheering their teams on to victory whether they were having a winning or losing season. We congratulate them on a job well done. Captain - Theresa Stachiewicz, and Co-Captain - Cindy Thorpe. 103 Colonel Voices Blend Top row: F. Leone. D. Sharrer, S. Johnson. D. Kuehne, C. Jordan, D. Gaeckle, C. Conway, R. Wisinski, R. Eliason, S. Duncan, J. Keys, B. Hovis, B. Knight, D. Woodward, M. Thames, D. Reed, K. Zebrowski. Middle row: S. Dever, L. Martucci, D. Buseck, K. Minadeo, S. Dyne, T. Jordan, R. Joyce, D. King, J. Hoover, D. Lukens, D. Montgomery, M. Von Buseck, S. Troutman, C. Lutz, L. McCoy. Bottom row: C. Adyt, M. Malone, C. Thorp, P. Ott, J. Santone, E. Kaufman, A. Barnes, D. Allgeiger, R. Champion, J. Sansone, D. Pope, S. Salvi, T. Mangoni, K. Hopkins, T. Stevens. Top row: C. Jordan, M. Orseni, D. Kuehne, K. Leburg, J. Turner, O. Jonson, T. O’lone, L. Galloway, Y. Lee, C. Spencer, H. Giusti, C. Jones, C. Johnson. Middle row: L. Smith, L. Boyd, M. Rogers, S. Shannon, C. Riesenwebber, Ch. Aydt, M. Hernandez, G. Smith, M. McCall, Y. Lee, T. Noble, N. Jaycx. Bottom row: D. Brown, D. Yoculan, M. Cole, C. McGee, J. Smith, M. Bowles, T. Goda, M. Rickett, B. Hoover, L. Josewicz, D. Meyers, A. Goleur, D. Pope. In Perfect Harmony Madrigal members: Bot. row: L. Martucci, D. Buseck, J. Santone, S. Troutman, C. Lutz. Mid. row: S. Johnson, F. Leone, C. Jordan, T. Jordan, K. Zebrowski. Top row: D. Gaeckle, R. Ifft, R. Wisinski, J. Keys, S. Duncan, R. Eliason, C. Conway, B. Hovis. Once again chorus and choir, under the direction of Mrs. Alyce Williams, have given us two wonderful concerts. These choral groups presented a terrific concert highlighted with an outstanding performance by the Madrigals • a select group of exceptional singers. The show choir dancers headlined the Spring Concert and the Chorus and Choir awed spectators once more. All the students performed exceptionally well and Mrs. Williams is proud of them for all their hard work and dedication in preparation for each show. We must also mention the S.V. students who are performing in District Choir: Fran Leone, Doug Gaeckle, Kristen Zebroski, Lisa Martucci, Sherry Troutman, and Tim Jordan. They will be competing against other schools for Regional contests. With this fine group of students, S.V. will no doubt be represented at Regionals and possibly reach State Competition. Let’s wish them lots of luck. Choir President: Doug Gaeckle. Orchestra Row 1: Jenny Johns, Kelly Amsden, Kelly Senz, Kristen Zebroski, Amy Renner, Mr. Grotowski. Row 2: Kris Hamme, Kim Landon, Phuong Tang, Caroline Krystek, Jim Mattix, Tom Petroff. Row 3: Jennifer Zebroski, Kelly Pearson, Jill Vommaro, Pheobe Walker, Julie Giglio, Toby Kuel. Missing from picture • Randy Snyder. Stage Band He wants us to play that?! Row 1: Scott Grucza, Joe Graml. Mr. Grotowski. Row 2: Armand Rocco, Jason Lehman, Dale Alexander. Row 3: Shawn Cortes, Dave Adams, Lenny Malinowski, Andy Smith, Tim Malinowski, Jeff Gibbens. Missing from picture • Ron Legler. SV’s blowin’ brass boys. SV’s sax maniacs. Marching Band Row 1: D. Kuenhe, A. Brookhouser, A. Schrocck, F. Schroeck. Row 2: R. Snyder, S. Grucza, M. Hull, J. Thomas, J. Romanski, R. Messenger, R. Keffer, J. Santone, R. Montroy, J. Reeder, B. Fash, L. Rocco. Row 3: Mr. Grotowski, P. McLeod, L. Montie, P. Ellis, L. Dine, J. Lehman, R. Dever, J. Miller, J. Johnson, C. Slater, J. Layton, C. Bartel, R. Flegal, K. Senz, Drum Major - A. Smith. Row 4: S. Dever, L. Green, T. Johnson, T. Deemer, B. Smith, J. Graml, D. Alexander, D. Kormos, E. Tucker, S. Cortes, J. White, D. Swanson, P. Gray, P. Eliason, K. Kraus, M. Orsini, J. Giglio. Row 5: T. Mangoni, J. McAlister, S. DiMarco, L. Dillion, D. Adams, B. Leper, J. Minor. J. Lieder, B. Walker, C. Walker, T. Troutman, M. Lehman, S. Martin, T. Nicholson, P. Walker. Row 6: C. Cleaver, M. Cole, S. Rung, K. Pearson, S. Johnson, K. Green, J. Johns, K. Amsden, C. McGee, J. Courtney, Y. Lee, M. Carroll, L. Boyd, K. Fromyer, T. Bailor. Missing from picture • G. Haugsdahl, R. Henry, K. Ramey, S. Salvi, S. Salvi The orchestra, stage band, and marching band gives students with instrumental backgrounds a chance to enhance their talent and perform on behalf of the school. Together they held Christmas and Spring concerts in which they truly showed their talent. Each of them performed different types of music, totally delighting their audiences. Andy Smith Drum Major. Brian wonders if Jeff knows the way so well that he can do it with his eyes closed. Marching Band officers: Row 1: Dan Swanson • treasurer. Shawn Cortes • President. Mia Lehman - Secretary, John Minor ■ Vice-President. Row 2: Quartermasters - Connie Walker, Patty Eliason, Bonnie Walker - Librarian, Carol Slater. Auxiliary Units Twirlers ■ Row 1: Pheobe Walker, Kim Kraus, Tara Nicholson, Lisa Rocco, Bridget Fash, Robin Flegal, Missy Orsini. Pom Pons - Row 2: Terri Demer, Jenny McAlister, Sue DiMarco, Tammy Johnson, Tammy Mangoni, Lisa Montie, Sue Dever, Pam Ellis, Lynn Dillion, Paulette McLeod, Liz Green. Twirlers: Co-Captain - Bridget Fash, and Captain - Lisa Rocco. Twirlers perform on the field. The auxiliary is made up of the twirlers, pom pons, colorguard, rifles, and A-line, each lending their special talent to making the marching band a success. Each group worked hard to perfect their routines and to learn the drills, striving to have excellence on the field. They accompanied the band on every occasion, proving them to be a very co- operative and organized team. Not only did they help to show off the instrumentalists, but they definitely had a style all their own. Pom Pons: Co-Captain - Paulette McLeod, Captain - Lisa Montie, and Co- Captain - Pam Ellis. Stride with Pride Colorguard - Row 1: Mona Cole, Caile Cleaver, Jenny Johns, Kelly Amsden, Jody Courtney, Kris Fromyer, Monica Carroll. Row 2: Kelly Pearson, Stacy Rung, Stephanie Johnson, Kelly Green, Lisa Boyd, Yvonne Lee, Tamica Bailor, Chris McGee. Colorguard: Captain - Kelly Amsden, and Co-Captains - Chris McGee, Jenny Johns, and Jody Courtney. A-Line: Ben Leper and Toby Keul. Rifles - Row 1: Alethea Schroeck. Row 2: Felicia Schroeck, Debbie Rifles: Captain - Alethea Schroeck. Kuehne, Amy Broodhouser. 109 Colonels Take the Attention! SV drummers • Shawn Cortes and John White. Okay everybody, gather around. Andy plays Drum Major. 110 Scott gives it all he’s got. Field with Style Andy Smith leads the band. Little Boy John come blows his horn . . . The marching band com- prised of 82 members, worked long hours perfec- ting their performance. They competed in two mar- ching band competitions, one being in Oil City and the other in Fairview. They were excellent in their spec- tacular halftime show at the football games, charming and captivating their audi- ences. They participated in many parades such as the Columbus Day and St. Pa- trick’s Day parades, giving a fine performance as usual. Ill Marching Band - standing up and being noticed. Colonel Staff Bottom Row: Jeff Barr, Peter Hathaway. Second Row: Angela Williams, David Strenio, Rachelle Allen, Mike Copper, Veronica McWilliams. Third row: Rob Teriberri, Rob Penpek, Rich Runstedler, Matt Harris, Rob Eliason, Dan Lukowich, Gary Zurn. Pete and Jeff get advice from Ms. Weschler on a newspaper layout. 112 Kevin Carrol, Dave Strenio, Ron Legler and Gary Zurn pursue the Erie Times for journalistic ideas. Gets the Scoop Colonel Photographers: Rich Runstedler, Veronica Dan, Renee, Rob, and Matt discuss newspaper topics. McWilliams, Dan Lukowich and Rob Eliason. Colonel Editors: Mike Copper, Rachelle Allen, Jeff Barr, Peter Hathaway. Absent from photo - Dave Strenio. New computer printing and inexperi- enced staff members are the reasons newspaper sites for their delays. Now that everyone has had a chance to learn the “business” of running a newspaper, the staff feels that they will make progress in the second half of the year. They plan many issues such as the Valentines special; The Spectrum, which is a special sports issue, and the year end literary magazine. “I feel that the staff will progress quite well and I hope that we manage to pick up some Gannon journalistic awards again this year, especially the Communi- ty Service Award which we’ve won the past few years,” Editor Jeff Barr stated. At the 1985 Gannon Tri-County Journal- ism Contest, the newspaper staff took a 1st place award in community service. Pete Sala also earned a third place for his sports features. Despite the problems faced by the newspaper, the new format and style promises to be a big improvement and everyone anxiously awaits the first edi- tion. 113 French Club Top Row: L. McCoy, C. Conway, J. Johns, D. Gaeckle, M. Mathers, M. Skarupski, F. Schroeck, S. Unger. Middle Row: P. Tang, P. Vitale, O. Rattannapsouk, G. Dollinger, J. Laughton, C. Lepak. Bottom Row: C. Altman, C. Krupinski, L. Kovacs, N. Caserta, M. Petroff, J. Kraut. French Club Officers: Paula Vitale, Melissa Mathers, Onk- ham Rattanapsouk, Jenny Johns. Under the guidance of Miss Christine Weschler, this year’s French Club has planned many events, such as a French cuisine dinner. Also on their calender are some cultural outings and they eventually hope to have joint ventures with other language clubs. Ultimately the club wishes to journey deep into Canada or possibly France. Paula Vitale is this year’s President and has been an active member in the organization. The other four officers include Vice-President - Melissa Mathers, Treasurer - Onkham Rattanaphasouk, and Secretary - Jenny Johns. These four officers work hard to plan events that are useful and fun. They are commended for their hard work and we hope this tradition will continue for many years. Peer Jury The Peer Jury consists of students from around the county who meet in the Court House twice a month. They hear cases of juveniles who have pleaded guilty to their crimes, but have opted to go in front of the Peer Jury instead of going on regular probation. The jurors then draw up a contract which the offender must sign and obey. The contract may demand anything from writing a paper or taking a tour of the county jail or detention center, to community service work. This system has been very effec- tive so far and is the first of its kind in this state. Peer Jury Members are Mike Rupp, and Bina Shah. Spanish Club Top Row: J. Rivera, B. Johnson, D. Garity, D. Massey, T. Petroff, Second Row: V. Lewis, Y. Graves, P, Hathaway, T. Godwea, M. Weindorf, C. Turner, T. Grafius, S. Hutchinson, L. Adams, B. Smith, G. Shah. Third Row: J. Miller, R. Marstellar, B. Shah, M. Petroff, J. Smith, C. Fisher, D. Eliason, C. Walker, J. Banowitz. Fourth Row: T. Thompson, D. Schnell, D. Kuehne, R. Champion, D. Tregaskis, A. Schroeck, S. Rung. Spanish Club Officers from L to R: Mark Weindorf, Jessica Smith, Pete Hathaway, R. Champion. The Spanish Club has always sported an excellent membership and this year was no exception. This year’s club officers are Pete Hathaway - President, Jessica Smith - Vice-President, Mark Weindorf - Treasurer, and Rhonda Champion - Secretary. The members of the club are actively involved and meet every Tuesday of the month from eight o’clock to eight twenty in the morning. They discuss different projects like overseas pen-pals and the adoption of a foreign exchange student. The Spanish Club has been very successful year after year, but they would like to encourage a better membership for next year. Dante Club From L to R: C. Krystek, M. Malone, D. Massing, H. Guiste, J. Giglio. This year’s Dante Club, made up of mostly freshmen, got off to an exciting start. Under the guidance of Mr. Nino Bucarelli, the Dante Club participat- ed in many exciting activities. In cooperation with Ms. Weschler’s French Club, they have organized bake sales and other fun activities. The members of the Dante Club are Silvanna Bucarelli, Juliet Giglio, Heidi Guiste, Sally Hanson, Caroline Krys- tek, Mia Lehman, Michelle Malone, Dana Massing, Peter Nyari, and Kerry Robson. 115 Photography Club The photography club is a small group of innovative students that take a special interest in picture taking. The students not only learn the different parts of cameras, but they also develop their own photos. They actively partici- pate in photography contests and increase their skills through competi- tion. This year the club photographed, designed, and printed a 1986 Senior Calender that is sure to be cherished by the graduating class. The photography club has been most successful. We thank the club for their contribution and hope that the example they have set will be carried on in future photography clubs. Bottom Row: B. Schell. Top Row: M. Kaveney, J. Flatley, B. Culp, A. Montante. Stage Crew Mr. John Plavcan advises our highly responsible stage crew. These young men and women are experienced on the maintenance of our film projectors, not to mention the light and audio during the assemblies. The faculty also depends on them to deliver supplies when they are needed. Need a projec- tor? a TV? Call on our stage crew and you won’t be disappointed. Front: L. Hornik, B. Bemis. Back: Y. Franz, K. Walker, F. Rocco, K. McDermott, C. Riazzi. Model United Nations The Model U.N. is a club that should get more credit and recognition than it does. Gannon University organizes the club in which area schools represent different nations of the U.N. The students act as delegates and meet with other schools to constructively settle disagreements and offer possible solu- tions to world problems. Bottom Row: Yuri Graves, Lee Kauffman. Top Row: Jeff Dunbar, Ken Walker, Anne Gehring. Debate Club This is the second active year of the Debate Club since it’s return from a fifteen year retirement. Although they have not had a chance to debate this year, the team is hopeful and continues to work on their speeches. The topic of debate for this year is the water problem in our country. Our debate students are working hard to prove their points and, with luck, they will have a chance to show what they’ve learned. Bottom Row, L to R: Philip Seib, Jenny Kraut, Melissa Mather, Peter Hathaway, Dana Massing. Top Row: Crystal Lepak, Michelle Skarupski, Krista Hamme. The Debate Club gives members an opportunity to air their views on a chosen subject. Each student must prepare a speech to state whether they are for or against this subject. A new subject is chosen each year and it gives students a chance to learn about the things outside of their own world. Any student who feels they can get their point across clearly but subtly, belongs in Debate; but be prepared to work. First Semester Monitors Row 1: Silvana Bucarelli, Michelle Cobb, Sally Hansen, Missy Rekitt, Eric Brockway, Marc Weindorf, Carrie Hopkins, Melody Swiderski, Linda Mack, Kelly Senz, Jennifer Pelkowski, Debbie Wright. Row 2: Rob Dever, Marc Durnin, Jennifer Pacy, Gina Pacy, Cara Reisenweber, Laura Payne, Laura McCoy, Michelle Kelly, Rochelle Isaacs, Pam Scheppner, Tricia Lambright, Mia Lehman. Row 3: Phillip Seid, Michelle Leone, Heidi Giusti, Denise Schell, Dawn Eliason, Stephanie Hutchinson, Heather Harpst, Julie Giglio, Sharon Flett, Jennifer Zebroski, Yvonne Lee, Saundra Martin, Jeff Barr, Eric Martin. Second Semester Monitors Sure, everyone wants to be a monitor to get out of “Issues”. But, what most people don’t real- ize is that being a moni- tor isn’t all fun and games. Monitors distrib- ute attendance lists, pick up the absentee sheets, run errands for the assistant principals, counselors, and the nurse. The library moni- tors shelve books and make out overdue slips. All in all, the school monitors save many steps for a lot of people. Row 1: Kris Hersperger, Leslie Cenfentelli, Bonnie Roscinski, Kathy Lukowich, Cindy Bryson, Colleen Brady. Row 2: Jeff Barr, Michelle Wolney, Kris Turben, Frank Rocco, Tom Bello, Mary Beth Wagner, Phyllis Ott. 118 Ski Club Row 1: David Antolik, Eric Kaufman, Katie Beer, Cari Altman, Michelle Wolney, Mia Lehman, Ralph Ifft. Row 2: Lee Kaufman, Jim Parker, Micheal Firch, Jeff Dunbar, Tom Bello, Valerie Lewis, Yuri Graves, Michelle Raid. Members of the Strong Vincent Ski Club enjoy hours of their favorite sport every Thursday night at Peak-n-Peak Ski Resort. Winter time sees these young peo- ple and their advisors board the bus and head up to the Peak eight weeks out of the winter season. The members hope you skiers and non-skiers will join their club next year. There are les- sons for the beginners and we really have a lot of fun. So next season why don’t you consider being a part of the SV Ski Club. Show Choir There are few organi- zations that are as original as the show choir. Mrs. Williams leads the talented group who sing and dance, while Kelly Payne choreographs their show stopping dance numbers. Every year the show choir puts on several out- standing performan- ces that are always enjoyed by an enthusi- astic crowd. Doresa Thompson, Tim Jordan, Doris Pope, Tina Lutz, Tina Sansom, Margaretta Thames, Rob Eliason, Kelly Payne, Ericka Stewart. 119 120 Chris Spizarny and Amy Brookhouser are far ahead of the competition. j Rich Runstedler is going for another pin. Cyndi Bryson gets ready to tee off. Matt Harris and Darryl Crosby are two of SV’s finest. — Putting Our------ — Best Foot Forward It’s finally the end of the game for the “hard working” baseball players. SV Volliers warm up. SV crowds were always in- tense; our spirit was usually high. We were never sure exactly what would happen next . . . things were “always up in the air!” All of this year’s Colonel athletes fought desperately to deliver themselves with skill and agility as displayed by the Waterpolo, Girls’ Golf, and Boys’ Cross Country teams. Because our Colonel morale and discipline remained high throughout the many ups and downs, they were always successful in keeping Strong Vincent’s sports program a first class operation. 121 Fighting: No Matter Row 1: M. Hall, F. Rocco, B. Shell, L. Malinowski, J. Pollaci, D. Rice, M. Nolan, A. Rocco, S. Salvi, T. Quinn, Row 2: Mr. Donatucci, D. Lukowich, D. Silvis, J. Gibbons, S. Lakare, C. Riazzi, M. Firch, F. Silvis, S. Carlson, T. Malinowski, B. McGee, R. Meters, Mr. Vogel. Row 3: Mr. Niebauer, Mr. Cassione, C. Kaeberlein, J. Saur, J. Parker, R. Thompson, G. Macintosh, D. Crosby, J. Filia, T. Smith, C. Ulrich, P. Sala, C. Kader, A. Weary, R. Joyce, Mr. Gauriloff. Darryl Crosby is on the run. Tony Quin: just missed! Darryl Crosby leaps for another amazing catch. The 1985 Strong Vincent Varsity Football Team finished their season with a 2-6 slate. This year’s team showed outstanding effort on both the offensive and defensive sides of the field. While facing overwhelming odds and hampered by a lack of numbers, the team played valiantly. This year’s entire squad played to the best of their ability and won the games in which they were evenly matched. 122 How Rough It Gets Bradley Shell outruns a defender. Dave Silvis: seemingly untouchable. This season’s two victories were scored over Ashtubula Harbor 12-0 and East High, 14-6, an impressive homecoming victory. This year’s coaching staff should be saluted for their outstanding work both on and off the field. Head Coach Pete Donatucci, expects the return of many talented team members and hopes that next year will be a more successful season. Steve Lakari is in for another water break. Michael Firch and Charles Kader: two of our S.V. linemen start at an early age. 123 Girl Rollers Team members; L to R: Coach Mr. Prokocki, Robin Pennsy, Chris Fischer, Cyndi Bryson, Leslie Cenfetelli, Mary Herbert, Now shown: Val Lewis, Doris Pope. Robin shoots for a big score. PEPS 124 Chris shows terrific form. S. V. Bowlers prepare for a tough match. “Bowl Over” Opponents After getting off to a slow start this season, the girl’s bowling team is beginning to dominate the Metro League. With their strong teamwork, the girls pulled out solid victories over Villa, East, and Tech to bring them close to a Metro title. We hope that the close of this year’s season will hold great things for the Girls’ bowling team. JV Football Ties for Metro Top Row: R. Hewitt, Brian Johnson, Fred Watts, John Trohoske, Chris Ulrich, Brian Dobmeier, John Ferrarro, James Keyes, Joe Dash. Middle Row: Tony Weary, John Popavic, Scott Johnson, Sean Carlson, Kevin Sharr, Jeff Gibbens. Roosevelt Carson, Darryl Crosby. Bottom Row: Anthony Smith, Tim Smith, Armand Rocco, Tony Quinn, Chris Kaeberlein, Kevin Rowland, Tim Bodamer. The 1985-86 Junior Varsity Foot- ball Team ended its season with an impressive 4-1 record. This year’s team worked very well together, and with the excellent coaching of both John Cocchione and John Vogel, they managed to tie for the Metro League Title with both Tech and Prep. Some of the team’s victories were scored over a tough Tech team, 8-6, and a ravishing over East High, 18-0. The team was strong on both the offensive and defensive sides of the playing field. The squad had a strong backfield led by sophomore Armand Rocco and a solid group of linebackers led by sophomore Chris Kaeberlein. Some of the promising players who will be returning to play for next year’s Varsity team sophomores Tim Smith and Armand Rocco. Pin After Pin, State potential, Gary Zurn, displays his medal and progression chart from Section Wrestling. Frank Rocco gives the “thumbs-up” signal after a 25 second pin. Jim Parker releases his head gear after a grueling match. Gary Zurn prepares to finish off another opponent. Coaches Ponsford and Brabender concentrate on the match at hand. Although the Metro title was out of reach for the 1985-86 wrestling team, they did earn the “City Champs” title with a 4-2 record. The grapplers also scored many other impressive victories and ended their season with a 9- 6 record overall. Top wrestlers this year were senior, Frank Rocco 23-2; junior, Gary Zurn 23-0; and freshman, Mark Weindorf 17-4. Even heavyweight, Jim Parker, greatly improved his record to 12-11 for this season. During the course of the season, Vincent showed other teams that we are not easily beaten. Ashtabula was put to shame as Vincent showed them the lights and defeated them 50-12. At Sections, 8 Vincent wrestler qualified for the District-10 meet. Competing for districts will be Gary Zurn, Frank Rocco, Tim Feldmann, Rich Runstedler, Tony Quinn, Armand Rocco, and Jim Parker. Out of these 8 qualifiers, Vincent will most likely send one or more to States. Other members of the team include John Corbin, Dave Cunningham, and Sean Carlson. This year’s team was again coached by Mark Brabennder, Buck Buchannon and John Ponsford. Win After Win. Before his match, Frank Rocco makes Jim Parker shows us how he disposes of his opponents, sure his equipment is in check. Tony Quinn rides out his opponent. Armand Rocco is about to show his victim the lights. 127 After all matches are completed, the wrestlers take a few moments to congratulate each other. Varsity Girls Give It Kelly Amsden: putting one past the opposition. Row 1: Kelly Amsden, Tammy McKelvy. Row 2: Barb Hime, Peggy Maughn, Brenda Lassman. Row 3: Yvette Lee, Paulette McLeod. Row 4: Deanna Zazado, Dawn King. Top: Coach Niebauer. 128 “Where’d the ball go?” Brenda Lassman looks for an opportunity to aid the team. Their Best Shot Tammy McKelvy prepares to receive a pass. Dawn King attempts to get a pass to a teammate. The Girl’s Varsity Basketball team ended this year’s season with a record of 2-12. Though this record is somewhat disappointing, our girls are not discouraged. This is a rebuilding year for the team, with most of its members being underclassmen. Kelly Amsden was the only Senior member and her participation will be missed next year. Each girl is extremely skilled in the game and by next year’s season it is certain that each team member will give it her all and these girls will become like one unit, defeating the competition and improving their record. Good Luck girls, you have our support! Run, Kelly, Run! 129 Varsity Shoots Tim Smith looks confused. Pat Parra shoots for two. Matt Harris dribbles his best. The players listen carefully to Mr. Flinn’s plan. Chris Ulrich, Pat Parra, and Joe Vieirra wait for their turn. For Tony Harper is looking forward to the game. Dean Oatis concentrates on get- ting the point. High “Hoops” Matt Harris is on the run. Chris Ulrich, guarding his own. The 1985-86 Strong Vincent Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team had a productive season consisting of 13 wins and 11 losses. Under the excellent coaching of Pete Flinn and Jim Delsandro, the team managed to utilize its outstanding defense and super quick speed to overcome their opponents. Led by senior guard Matt Harris and junior point guard Dean Oatis, the team put together several thrilling victories, including back-to-back 61-60 defeats over Tech and Prep. With the exception of senior Marr Harris, all the players will be returning to play for next year’s team. The team managed to make the District-10 AAA basketball playoffs and in the first round knocked off Harborcreek 80-48. Finally, we’d all like to wish our Varsity team luck in their future contests of the District-10 playoffs. Tony Harper looks for an open person. Pat Parra feels like he’s walking on air. 131 J.V.ers take Steps 1st: John Santone, Bob Hime, Ed Adams, Brian Hoydiac. 2nd: Brian Bello, Bob Harris, Jon Minor, Mike Blanks, Ricky Joyce. 3rd: Kevin Rollenger, Jerome Williams, Chris Kaberlein, James Keyes, Mark Leone, Pete Nyarri, Coach Jim Dellsandro. Chris Kaberlein goes on the defense. Ed Adams: running the offense. J.V. players warm up for the big game against McDowell. James Keyes looks for assis- tance. The 1985-86 Junior Varsity Basketball Team had a very disappointing season, finishing it with a final record of 4 wins and 19 losses. The team’s major weaknesses were its lack of heighth and experience; however, team discipline and an excellent man-to-man defense were some of the high points of this year’s squad. Despite losing the majority of their games, the team did manage to put together some impressive victories. This year’s JV squad defeated East High 48-42 and scored a come-from-behind victory over Warren 54-52. Next year’s team looks to be much better and returning key sophomores who will be playing on next year’s Varsity team include, Ed Belluomini, Chris Kaeberlein, and Ed Adams. 132 to Dunk Competition Barb Hime concentrates on the game. The team watches from the sideline. The 1985-86 Girl’s J.V. Basketball team has showed sportsmanship qualities that are certain to aid the varsity team in the upcoming seasons. The team’s season ended with a record of 3-11. Though this record is not so impressive, it doesn’t include the effort of these fiesty underclassmen. In contests against East and St. Ben’s the girls were defeated only by one basket. The fact that it is difficult to build up a consistently good J.V. team often goes unnoticed. Only by the end of the season do the new members feel comfortable with their place on the team. This J.V. team shows promise and the sophomores that are moving up will no doubt be a credit to our varsity team as well. 133 Diamond Girls Steal 2nd Lisa Montie concentrates to make the play. Top Row: Coach Neibauer, Denise Driscoll, Brenda Lassman, Patty Gray, Vicky Stewart, Dawn King, Julie Roberts, Bonnie Walker, Nancy Pettit, Mona Stewart, Andy Konzel. “Endeavoring to be number 1!” was how Brenda Lassman described the ’85 softball team; their endeavors took them to the playoffs and tied them with Villa and McDowell for the Metro Championship. Although the team gave it their all, defeating McDowell 9-8 in Playoffs, they took second in Metro due to a loss to Villa, 7-5. Taking second in Metro did not stop this team. They participated in District 10 playoffs but were knocked out of the race for states by losing to Mead ville 2-1. 134 Take your best shot! Dawn King shows great form under the hot sun. But Fail to Score. Bottom Row: Jill Lakari, Doresa Woodward, Lisa Rocco, Lisa Montie, Margaret Maughn, Holly Sidman. All in all, this team showed great effort and ability and ended their season with a 13 and 4 record. There were also personal bests achieved this year. Strong Vincent had 2 players named to the first team: Nancy Pettit, a senior outfielder, and Mona Stewart, a junior outfielder. Vincent also had a solid second team with players Lisa Rocco, junior catcher; Vickey Stewart, senior first baseman; Lisa Montie, junior second baseman; Denise Driscoll, senior third baseman; Dawn King, freshman shortstop; and Jill Lakari, senior pitcher. If Coach Neibauer keeps showing this talent, states may be on the horizon. Mona Stewart- shown in action. Move back out field: Rease’s out for a home- run! Lisa Rocco prepares for a grand slam. A Denise Driscoll awaits the ball. Row 1: Chris Biebel, Frank Rocco, Dave Rice, Lenny Malinowski, Scott Baird, Joe Graziano, Robert Teribery, John Ritz. Row 2: Dan Pelton, Assistant Coach Gauriloff, Rick Miller, Ed Bellomini, Matt Carlson, Pete Dunford, Tony Campenella, Joe Vierra, Rich Sack, Rich Adams, Head Coach Grandinetti. Frank Rocco is awaiting the pitch to hit a homerun. Mr. Grandinetti shows spectacular form while chatting. Basemen Throw Their Joe Vierra, Bob Teribery, and Rick Miller concentrate on their teammate’s skill. Coach Grandinetti waves hello to the 136 umpire. Best Pitch Taking a break, Matt Carlson, Ed Bellomini, and Dave Rice smile for the camera. Baseball hits a high point. Coach Grandinetti and Rich Sack rush to help John Ritz Number 19, Joe Vierra, shows his back side, from the clutches of Assistant Coach Gauriloff. The S.V. Baseball Team finished their season in fourth place, stealing home, in Metro League Play. Overall, the team had a disappointing 4 and 10 record, but shows great promise for the future. Head Coach Grandinetti feels, “that with returning, talented underclassmen like Joe Vierra, Frank Rocco, Len Malinowski, and Pete Dunford next year’s team looks to be much better.” Despite the Colonels disappointing season, the team did enjoy an impressive victory over a tough and experienced McDowell ballclub, beating the Trojans 8-6. Other impressive triumphs over Mercyhurst 8-7 and Tech 5-2 proved that the Colonel squad has some great talent and looks to have an exciting future. Runners Have The 1985-86 Girl’s Cross Country team showed much potential and pride despite their record of 1-5. Although they had only one win against Academy, they tirelessly defended Strong Vincent against tough competition. The team also enjoyed a trip to Cleveland for the “Bonnie Bell” classic race. There the girls ran against other schools and received make-up kits for their participation. After the race, the team relaxed and spent an afternoon enjoying the sights of Cleveland. The more outstanding runners this year were returning senior, Kelly Amsden; junior, Chris Spizarny; and sophomore, Amy Brookhouser. Coach Allan Thayer expects greater things for next year because the team will be more experienced. Good luck girls - we’re all behind you! Back row, L to R: Debbie Southworth, Barb Hoover, Chris Spizarny, Coach Thayer, Kelly Amsden. Row 2: Julie Roberts, Crystal Lepak, Amy Brookhouser, Jennifer Reeder, Cari Altmann. Front: Shannon Schwenk. Kelly and Mona show us how to stretch. Chris Spizarny demonstrates determination at its best. And they’re off! Mona Stewart strives for the finish line. 138 Uphill Season Row 1: Steve Campbell, Chris Milano, Jim Lassman, Mark Durnin, Manny Hamme. Standing: John Hoover, John Pelkow- ski, Robert Bemis, Christopher Krupinski, Pete Hathaway, Brian Komar and Coach: Phil Anderson. “The S.V. Cross Country team shows its version of stretching in unity.” “Steve Campbell sprints to the finish line. This year. Coach Phil Anderson led the harrier squad to a 4-2 record in Metro. The team ran up a rewarding list of credentials: They took second place in the prestigious McQuaid Invitational. Here, first place, Pete Hathaway; sixth place, Brian Komar; and seventeenth place. Bob Bemis all brought home medals. There were also many strong performances in regular season meets as well as Districts, Sections, and the McDowell Invitational which is a tri-meet with Northwestern and Linesville. Four promising freshmen joined the squad this year; unfortunately, we will lose five seniors. Good luck to these outgoing seniors and to those underclassmen who remain to continue the winning tradition. “In the lead it’s John Pelkowski ...” “ . . . followed closely “ . . . running third is by Brian Komar ...” Pete Hathaway ...” “ . . . and bringing up the rear is Robert Bemis.” 139 Field Events Stop Row 1: Valerie Lewis, Charleen Aydt, Sue Dever, Nancy Lofton, Lynn Dillon, Shannon Schwenk, Ericka Stewart, Yolanda Bowers, Amy Brookhouser. Row 2: Mr. Williams, Lynn Tolbert, Jeannine Lawton, Cari Altman, Trelane Battles, Tanya Carothers, Donna Ransil, Kristal Lepac, Kelly Kearney, Kris Hamme, Amy Renner, Mr. Prokocki, Mr. Thayer. A team that stretches together, stays together. Amy Brookhouser checks to make sure none of her opponents are gaining on her. This year’s girls’ Track Team showed an extreme sense of spirit and plenty of liveliness. Mr. Thayer, Mr. Prokocki, and Terry Williams coached the girls through four losses and one tie against East High. The team consisted mainly of freshmen; although, there were ten sophomores, one junior, and senior, Tanya Carothers. Carolyn Jones, a sophomore, was metro champ in the Javelin Throw and set a new school record of 11T6 in that event. Carolyn, along with Tanya Carothers and Ericka Stewart, qualified for and ran in the District 10 meet in Fairview; all did well. Because the team is so young, we are looking forward to their return in coming years and expect them to develop into a challenging team. Carolyn Jordan shows off her first gold medal. Cari Altman brings in the lead. Runners in Their Tracks First row: Mike Pope, Manny Hamme, Bruce Zeigler, Mike Nolan, Yod Bowers, Ken Clausen, Second row: Charleen Aydt (manager), John Hoover, Matt Nies, Steve Campbell, Chris Krupinski, Aaron Seib, James Parker, Steve Lakari, John Pelkowski. Third row: Brian Komar, Peter Hathaway, Bob Bemis, Bill Lupichuk, Tom Bello, Vic Petrusso. Steve Lakari prepares to set a new record. Field eventers warm up for victory. The 1985 track season was very successful for the distance team but less so for the sprinters and field eventers. The 3200 Relay was outstanding with the team of Brian Komar, Bill Lupichuk, Bob Bemis, and Peter Hathaway. The 3200 Relay Team made it all the way to sections and District 10. The team also scored 3rd in the Metro Meet. Bill Lupichuk scored a new school 2 mile record with the time of 10:01. Pete Hathaway agonizes over the thought of his competitor gaining on him. 141 Lady Spikers Pictured left to right bottom: Bonnie Roscinski, Tracy Corbin, Mona Stewart, Kelly Amsden. Top: Coach Davis, Lucy Fatter, Carolyn Jordan, Doresa Thompson, Cyndi Bryson, Doris Pope, Dawn King. Coach Davis discusses strategy with the team while Mona Stewart eyes the competition. The 1985 girl’s Volleyball Team had a successful season, finishing with a final record of 9 wins and 5 losses. Under the influential coaching of Mrs. Davis, the girl’s squad made Districts but failed to reach the Finals. This year’s team was led by senior captains Dyndi Bryson, who was the team’s strongest spiker and blocker, and Mona Stewart, who was the team’s best defensive player. Rapidly Improve Row 1: Julie Gigilo, Tammy Troutman, Lori Iarussi, Patricia Gray, Loretta Dickens, Tracey Grafius, Sally Harris, Brenda Gray; Row 2: Brenda Lassman, Dawn King. Loretta Dickens shows Sally Harris practices her game saving us her excitement return, over volleyball. Senior Bonnie Roscinski also played an important role by scoring the most points for this year’s team. Although next year will be a rebuilding year, the girl’s Volleyball Team is hopeful of having another winning season. Brenda Lassman shows extreme concen- tration. 143 Golfer’s Tee Off L-R: Alethea Schroeck, Jennifer Feathers, Kelly Green, Karen Minado, Colleen Brady, Kim Leburg, Jenny Kraut, Cyndi Bryson, Felicia Schroeck, Amy Ries, Sue Kinnear, Bonnie Walker, Mona Stewart, Coach Flanagan. Sue, Cyndi, and Amy take time out of the game to smile for our camera. Kelly Green shows great concen- tration. Kim Leburg: ready to sink the ball in the hole. The 1985 Girls’ Golf Team was a very impressive squad. Under the influential coaching of Miss Flanagan, the girls won the city championship. Pacing the team were Amy Ries, Mona Stewart, Bonnie Walker, Sue Kinnear, and returning senior, District 10 semi-finalist, Cyndi Bryson. The lady Colonels put together an outstanding season with an 8-0 record in the city and 8-2 overall in metro. Some of their impres- sive victories were scored over Tech 18V4-5V6 and Academy 21-3. Miss Flanagan says enthu- siastically, “the girls worked very well together as a team and are hoping to have another victorious season next year as well.” Bonnie Walker knew she’d get her ball out of the sand trap. Jenny Feathers and Felicia Schroeck just can’t seem to find anything in that bag. Competition Row 1: Joe Graml, David Antolik. Row 2: John Alberico, Rob Penpek, Mr. Mullen. Joe Graml says, “Of course John Albs and Rob Pens pose for GQ- I want my picture taken, Golfer’s Quarterly. Golfing is my life.” Mr. Mullen .. . what an advisor! David Antolik was born with a smile. This year’s golf season was not as successful as was predicted. They completed the season with a record of 2 wins-10 losses. The golfing team consisted of seven players including John Alberico, David Antolik, Robert Penpek, Scott Grucza, and three new- comers: Joe Graml, Ricky Wellington and Brian Downey. Although this year’s team did not do well, next year’s should do much better. The Colonel linksters will have everyone returning for the following season and each is an experi- enced golfer. Swimmers Finish Below Sea Level Goody touches her toes. The Girls’ Swim Team consisted of (Top to Bottom): Jennifer Zebroski, Kim Leburg, Julie Giglio, Stephanie Irwin, Cara Reisenwebber, Stacie Rung, Goody Haugsdahl, Amy Ries, and Michelle DiMarco. Stacie is ready to take the plunge, as Michelle and Goody look on. Cara practices the crawl. The 1985-86 Strong Vincent Girls’ Swim Team led by sophomore captain Goody Haugsdahl, finished their season at the 500 mark with 3 wins and 3 losses. This year’s team scored wins over East, Tech, and Academy. Coached by Mr. Vickey, the team worked very well together and won the city championship. The squad had two outstanding record breakers when Goody Haugsdahl broke school records in both the 60 and 500 meter freestyle, while Jennifer Zebroski broke school records in the 160 and 200 meter Individual Medleys and the 100 meter backstroke. Because most of this year’s team will be returning, next year’s swimmers look to be a very strong team. The Spokesman Staff would like to dedicate this page to all of our student athletes. We are very aware of the number of hours and amount of energy they have contributed to Strong Vincent sports. We would like to call special attention to the Boys’ Swim Team: Captain- Ron Legler, Russell Stachewicz, Phil MacKenzie, Rich Eisert, Dan Smith, Jeff Collwell, Rob Sargent, Charles Cuneo, and Coach - Mr. Vickey. Thank you for all your hard work and participation. 147 Marine Team Goalie, Ralph Ifft, defends his goal against the Trojans. The 1984-85 Waterpolo season was disap- pointing in spite of the talent displayed. Many of the players were new to the team; Ron Legler and senior Mike Hardner were the only two exceptions. In midseason Ron Legler was injured and unable to participate. The overall record at the season was 1-9. In the 1985-86 season, the skills of the returning players were sharpened. Their record of 7-3, second place in Metro, and first place in the City Series proves it. The team consisted of eight seniors and four underclass- men. Senior Ron Legler and sophomore Russ Stackiewicz displayed outstanding defense especially in the meet against McDowell where we won 11-3. Ron made first team “All Metro Waterpolo” and Tim Feldman, Yuri Graves, Ralph Ifft, and Russ Stackiewicz received Honorable Mentions. The entire team deserves much credit for the hard work and devotion they all contributed. They’ve given us a team to make Strong Vincent proud. Preparing for the meet are John Parker, Mike Hardner, Russ Stackiewicz, Ralph Ifft, Yuri Graves, Mike Firch, and Goudren Haugsdahl. The team members include Mike Hardner, John Parker, Ken Spinks, Clinton Crockett, Mike Firch, Yuri Graves, Tim Feldman, Russ Stack- iewicz, Goudren Haugsdahl and Ralph Ifft. John Parker attempts to advance the ball, while teammates Ralph Ifft keeps a close eye on the goal. Russ Stackiewicz, Mike Hardner, and Goudren Haugsdahl look on. 148 Has Tough Season In the water L-R: Tim Feldmann, Rich Eisert, Jeff Dunbar, Ralph Ifft, Bill Herring. Sitting: Russ Stachiewicz, Michelle DiMarco, Yuri Graves, Goudren Haugsdahl, Ron Legler. Standing: Coach Lampe, Manager Rob Culp, Tom Bello. Ron Legler: concentrating on the game. Rich Eisert is getting control of the ball for Vincent. A fight breaks out between the players. Ron Legler is guarding his man. Jeff Dunbar is advancing the ball for Vincent. 149 Netters Fault But r, r _ . _ - Jane displays a smashing return. '•- - Dee serves an ace. 150 The members of the girls tennis team were Connie Walker, Jane McFadden, Onkham Rattonaphasouk, Dee Bowers, Lenita Gal- loway, Brenda Maxwell, and Kris Johnson. Practice means hard work for Onkham and Brenda. Brenda swings for the camera. The 1985 Girls’ Tennis Team finished their season with a final record of 2-5. The girls’ team lacked experience and had to face the new season without any veter- an players. “This was a Herculean task”, says Coach Hogan,” consid- ering the City’s very strong and competitive tennis league.” After a season of very hard work and determination, the girls’ reward came with two solid victories over both Academy and St. Ben’s. Pacing the girls’ squad were Dee Bowers, Onkham Rattonapha- souk, Jane McFadden, and Brenda Maxwell. Dee returns with the greatest of force. . Lenita follows her serve. Still Love Game Row 1: Ivan Mauyen, Mike Cooper, Brian Akus. Row 2: Coach Hogan, Steve Bolash, Dan Gianelli, Doug Amthor, Barry Propheter. The 1985 Boys’ Tennis Team had a long season last spring, coming through with four wins and five losses. A combination of three seniors, two jun- iors, three sophomores, and four freshmen packed powerful forehands and backhands to defeat some of the strongest teams in the metro league. Although the boys’ coach, Mr. Hogan, feels that the team will miss their three graduated seniors, he is optimistic about this year’s team which will include three new seniors and two juniors. He is especially hopeful about the winning ability of two favored seniors: Mike Copper and Brian Akus. Barry Propheter is sure it’s his point. Due to the spirit and enthusiasm of this year’s Boys’ Tennis Team, Coach Hogan feels confi- dent that they will see a strong winning season. Dan Gianelli: S.V.’s own John McEn- roe. Doug Amthor shows complete concen- tration. Ivan Mauyen is warmed up and ready for action. 5,5 W. Girard 5 East 0 PreW 2 0 0 5 Academy Tech McDowell Mercyhurst 2 7 5 7 7 1 sv w Tech OPP. L L McDowell W L East w L Prep w W Mercyhurst L w Academy L 8 5 GIRLS’ SWIMMING SV OPP. W Tech L L McDowell W W East L L Villa W L Mercyhurst w W Academy ljj GIRLS’ GOLF N WATERPOLO sv OPP. SV OPP. 24,24 East 0,0 10,27 Academy 3,8 18,21 Academy 6,3 11,10 East Lr 12,8 16,18 Mercyhurst 8,6 18,9 Tech 6,5 6,2 McDowell 18,22 5,5 Prep 18,16 1816,2316 Tech 516,16 11,8 McDowell 3,5 X • � BOYS’ GOLF GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY SV OPP. SV OPP. 916,4 Mercyhurst 1416,20 33 Academy 22 101 2,7 Tech 1316,17 28 East 27 5Va,4i 2 Academy 1816,1916 18 Tech 38 1V10 Prep 2216,24 48 Villa 18 16,516 McDowell 2316,1816 43 Mercyhurst 19 24,24 East 0,0 40 McDowell 21 BOYS’ TRACK SV OPP. L Meadville W L East W L Tech W L Academy w L Prep w L McDowell w VARSITY FOOTBALL sv OPP. 12 Astabula Harbor 6 8 Tech 43 0 Academy 12 0 Farrell 24 0 Prep 38 0 McDowell 26 14 East 6 0 Reynolds 36 L McDowell W W Mc.cyhors ' . 'l W Ashtabula L W North East L L Gen. McLane W W Fairview L BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY SV 37 Mercyhurst OPP. 18 23 Prep 32 27 McDowell 31 38 Tech 17 27 Linesville 30 26 Northwestern w 31 40 Academy 15 35 East 20 152 SV | S3H$a Tech OPP. 14,19 4,2 2,2 McDowell 3,1 8,15 East 6,4 13,13 Academy 2,3 4,4 Villa 8,2 9,7 Mercyhurst St. Ben’s 1,3 29,4 k: 2 . W Tech L W East L GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL SV OPP 22,32 McDowell 38,41 33,50 Tech 11,12 26,36 39,53 Academy East 29,49 40,42 34,45 Villa 43,49 26,30 Mercyhurst 51,48 33,35 St. Ben’s 35,37 SV W,L East W,W Tech ■LX McDowell W,W Mercv’hurst W,W St. Ben'; OPP. L.W L.L W,W W,W Academy L,L - BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL SV OPP. 39.49 Mercyhurst 71,58 31.50 Academy 50,73 35.40 Tech 42,58 34.41 McDowell 48.53 39,48 East 45,40 24,27 Prep 53,57 17 Youngstown Rayen 59 50 Meadville 72 54 Warren 52 46 North'Ea$t 36 42 Fredonia 38 48 Astabula 51 27 Fran® : 29 SV GIRLS’ TRACK OPP. 33 Academy 107 68 East 68 32 Tech 105 59 Villa 83 27 McDowell 115 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL SV OPP. 60 Mercyhurst 52 85 North East 58 48,61 Meadville 53,70 68 Fredonia 39 56,48 Academy 67,71 49,61 '-Tech 45,60 66 Girard 67 39 Fairview 42 49,58 East 79 Astabula 46,63 55 58,61 Prep 60.60 54.51 McDowell 65,58 55 Franklin 57 64 Valley 53 88 Greenville 53 65 Mercyhurst 43 58 Youngstown Rayen 51 70 Warren 40 80 Harborcreek 48 2 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL SV OPP. 27.25 McDowell S 45,68 45.39 Tech 25,35 43,20 Academy 47,49 34.34 East 51,64 19,22 Villa 65,70 14.39 Mercyhurst 43,79 32.25 St Ben’s 49.75 | SV 0 8 22 30 18 SV L,L L,W L,L L.W L.W L.W BASEBALL Prep Tech Academy East McDowell Mercyhurst OPP. W,W W,L W,W W,L W,L W,L 153 Student Scholars Onkham Rattanphasouk, Melissa Mathers, Mike Rupp, and Bina Shah. Mike Lupichuk, Stacie Rung, Dana Massing, John Romanski, and Kelly Green. Pete Hathaway, Ken Clausen, Pat Parra, Ann Fatter, Tammy Makarowski, Alethea Schroeck, Felicia Schroeck, Bina Shah, Lucy Fatter, Mike Rupp, and Jeff Biletnikoff. Student Scholars Stephanie Hutchinson, Gaurang Shah, Jennifer Pelkowski, and Lucy Fatter. Cathy Villela, Kelly Pearson, Krista Hamme, Armand Rocco, Chris Kaberlein, Charlene Aydt, Kris Hersperger, Manny Hamme, Kelly Green, and Sherry Troutman. Bina Shah, Lucy Fatter, Mike Rupp, Jeff Biletnikoff, and Mike Lupichuk. 155 In Memoriam Reginald Haugsdahl Reginald “Reggie” Haugsdahl, the son of Ronald and Ellen Haugsdahl and brother to Hope, Ingrid, Goudren, and Ronald, died in the service of his country being part of the 101st Airbourne Division. The news of his death was a great shock to us all and was received everywhere with feelings of deepest grief and sincere sympathy for his parents. We at Strong Vincent remember Reggie as a warm and friendly person always willing to help, as a person who was loyal to his school and friends. As an athlete, he was a member of the football, wrestling, waterpolo, and track teams. We have all gained something from our association with Reggie. He set such a wonderful example of what a young man should be that our lives have been enriched by contact with him. Such a life is complete, no matter how many years it lasts. J. Plavcan 156 It’s Raining in Love I don’t know what it is, but I distrust myself when I start to like a girl a lot It makes me nervous. 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Club) Drs. Amacher + Roos American Legion Rogers Israel Post II Anderson Vaccum Sewing Center Arfax Studio Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Baumann Bros. Carpetowne, Inc. Bayview Auto Supply Bayview Orthopaedic Assoc., Inc. Bello’s Shur-Fine Foodmart Dr. P. A. Benson A. J. Benson Samuel P. Black Assoc., Inc. R. C. Bloomstine Agency Inc. Blossey’s Tuxedo Rental Blue Bird Coach Lines, Inc. - Charter Tours Brugger Funeral Home Burhenn’s Pharmacy Cathay Inn Church Murdock Electric, Inc. Dr. Mrs. William W. Cohen Les Crago Jewelers, Inc. Credit Bureau of Erie, Inc. Fred F. Curtze Cutri - Sergi Company Dr. Mrs. George J. D’Angelo Donald R. DeNardo Department of Urology - Erie, Clinic P.A. Rep. Bernard J. Dombrowski Dermatology Associates Dominick’s Restaurant E A Doubet Jewelers Duggan-Rider Co., Inc. Duskas Funeral Home, Inc. EPM Corporation East Erie Turners East High School P.T.A. Eastland Bowl Inc. R. H. Enterline, Orthodontist Erie, AFL-CIO Central Labor Council The Erie Book Store Erie Bottling Corp. Erie Business Center Erie County Farms Erie Clinic, Inc. - Dr. A. D. Sala Erie Industrial Supply Co. Erie Mantel Tile Company, Inc. Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Eriez Construction, Inc. Dr. J. D. Friedlander Dr. D. S. Wilson Gannon University Greengarden Lanes Drs. Geigle, Theurkauf, Rusin, Reilly Glenwood Pet Hospital Grise Audio Visual Center Grove City Bus Lines - Earth Tours Larry Gurrera - Funny Bunny Fundraising The Hearth D. A. Hill Company - Interior Finishing IDS American Express, Tony Scalise Insurance Management Company Jensen - Borgia Climate Control Systems 158 Patron List Jerilu Fruit Center K L Refractory Service Keystone Bowling Supply Keystone Electric Construction, Co. Kimmel Pontiac Inc. Kold - Draft Lincoln Foundry Inc. Dr. Clayton Lindemuth Loyal Christian Benefit Association Lucchetti Pizza and Italian Frozen Food Meadow Brook Dairy Company Mellon Bank Charles E. Merrill Pub Co. Mighty Fine Donuts Miller Bros. Garden Center, Inc. Mister Pizza McCreary Roofing Company R. F. McNany, Inc. V. T. Narus M.D. Dr. John F. Neuer, Optometrist Northwestern Pennsylvania Food Council Northwest Mutual Savings Association Ohmer True Value Hardware Orthopaedic Surgeons, Inc. Potratz Floral Shop Greenhouses Presque Isle Boiler Repair Presque Isle Clinical Group Inc. The Pufferbelly on French Street Pulakos Candies Pulaski Club J. H. Thompson Academies Thrifty Clean, Inc. Times Publishing Company Triangle Tech Triangle Tool Co. Trost Steinfurth Florist Dr. Jack D. Utley Staff WJET Radio WJET TV Rick Weaver Buick, Inc. Weber Electric Supply, Inc. Welders Supply Co. Merle E. Wood, County Coroner Quick Photo (Same Day Photo Finishing) Rapid Transit Company, Inc. Rectenwald Blueprint Supply Co. Renshaw, Hart, Grab, McConahy, Inc. Rinderle Electric - Contractors Dr. Mrs. James F. Roberts Ross Copus Tires Inc. Dr. Mrs. Chas. F. Schaaf Chester S. Schaal Funeral Home Schroeck Optical Fashions, Inc. Scobell Company, Incorporated Dr. Joseph P. Scottino Shade’s Mazda Siebenbuerger Club R. Anthony Snow M.D. South Gate Hardware Supply Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. 159 Index Administration ............................. 10 Band and Auxiliary ........................ 107 Baseball .................................. 136 Basketball • Boys’ Varsity ................ 130 Basketball • Girls’ Varsity ............... 128 Basketball - JV ........................... 132 Board of Directors.......................... 17 Bowling ................................... 125 Business Club .............................. 99 Cheerleaders - JV ......................... 102 Cheerleaders - Varsity .................... 100 Cheerleaders - W W ...................... 103 Choir ..................................... 106 Chorus .................................... 106 Closing Theme ............................. 157 Collage ................................ 16,147 Colonel Staff.............................. 112 Cross Country ............................. 138 Dante Club ............................... 114 Debate Club ............................... 117 Dedication .................................. 6 Faculty .................................... 12 Football - JV ............................. 124 Football - Varsity ........................ 122 French Club ............................... 115 Freshmen ................................... 81 Golf....................................... 144 High-Q...................................... 99 Homecoming Court ........................... 29 Homecoming Dance ........................... 26 Homecoming Queen ........................... 28 Juniors..................................... 62 Madrigals ................................. 105 Memoriam: Reginald Haugsdahl .............. 156 Monitors .................................. 118 Morning Yearbook ........................... 98 National Honor Society ..................... 94 Opening Theme ............................... 4 Orchestra ................................. 106 Patron List ............................... 158 Peer Jury ............................... 114 Pep Rallies Assemblies.................... 20 Photography Club .......................... 116 Scoreboard ................................ 152 Senior Class Officers ...................... 92 Senior Class Picture ....................... 46 Senior Directory ........................... 54 Seniors..................................... 34 Show Choir ................................ 119 Ski Club .................................. 119 Softball .................................. 134 Sophomores ................................. 71 Spanish Club............................... 115 Spokesman Candidates ....................... 31 Spokesman King Queen...................... 30 Spokesman Salesman ......................... 98 Spokesman Staff ............................ 96 Stage Band ................................ 106 Stage Crew................................. 116 Student Council ............................ 95 Swimming................................... 146 Table of Contents............................ 2 Tennis..................................... 150 Title Page .................................. 1 Track ..................................... 140 Trend Page ................................. 90 United Nations ............................ 117 Volleyball ................................ 142 Waterpolo ................................. 148 Wrestling.................................. 126 Acknowledgements Advisor ..................................................................... Mrs. Jessica Musarra Art ............................................................. Christopher Krupinski, Rob Glover Business Manager........................................................... Mr. Carl Minzenberger Editor ............................................................................... Kelly Green Assistant Editors ............................................... Sherry Troutman, Kris Hersperger Photography ........................................................................ Arfax Studios Candid Photography ....................... Dawn Buseck, Kenneth Clausen, Manny Hamme, Heidi Lutz Printing ............................................................ Walsworth Publishing Company 160 WALAWOKTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MAKIUNL MISSO VS I M«M mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y MARCKI.INK MIMMOI'NI CH«