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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

Flight Vol. 57 Cover Design: Christopher Krupinski and Rich Sack. 1 Table of Contents Faculty Activities Page 32 Page 12 Page 18 Seniors Table of Contents Underclassmen.................... Page 58 Clubs and Organizations...............Page 90 Athletics............................... Page 118 All my life I've wondered. What it would be like to fly. Instead of being grounded. Underneath an azure sky. To fly, to soar, tempt death on the wing. Is something for which I strive. To make me feel, to make me know. That I were truly alive. 4 Contrary though, to what I wish, I will only fly in my dreams; But flight is a relative term. Interpretation is all that I need. 5 Mr. Gauriloff Receives '87 Yearbook Dedication S. V. Athletics have been a lifetime love for Mr. Q. The 1987 Spokesman is proud to announce its dedi- cation to 22 year veteran, Mr. David Gauriloff. Mr. Gau- riloff obtained his degree from Alliance College in 1950. He then became Assistant Principal of the Erie Day School from 1950-1963. In 1964 he began teach- ing for the Erie School District and has been doing so ever since. His specialties are Consumer and General Math, where Freshmen always feel welcome. Mr. Gauriloff is a friend to Strong Vincent in many ways. Besides teaching, David Gauriloff has coached football, baseball, and tennis. He is also the present Athletic Director. Mr. Gauriloff is an avid sports sup- porter, attending many athletic events. David Gauriloff has received plenty of support from his wife Martha and their three sons: David, Larry, and Ric. He enjoys fishing, traveling, and spending time with his grandchildren: Tim, Anna, Megan, and Buck. When Mr. Gauriloff retires, his plans include plenty of fishing and traveling excursions, including a trip to Alaska this summer. The Spokesman Staff feels they have not only chosen a dedicated teacher, but a tremendously talented and helpful individual as well. We wish David Gauriloff happiness and the best of luck in everything he does. Mr. Gauriloff shows his mastery at advanced mathe- matics. Mr. G. shows the hard work that comes with 25 years of dedication. 7 Mr. Larry Behan, You mean I won again?'' yThe 1986-87 Strong Vincent faculty has j once again played a major role in the ed- ucational development of our student body. The students here at S.V. should be very proud to have such an excellent | teaching staff. All of our school's faculty, from the flashy, practical jokester Mr. ' Case to the ever - intellectual Mrs. Mac- phearson, should be commended for | both their patience and excellent teach- ing qualities which are essential for a smooth running curriculum. This year's student body would like to thank our | school's entire teaching staff for all they have done throughout the year. Plotting Mr. John Behan, You mean I lost again? Mr. Cole is devoted to his students. 8 Our Course Mr. Case goes wild with Halloween spirit. Mrs. Benson is busy at her work. 9 Principal Fiorelli Mr. Fiorelli captivates his audience. The 1986 Spokesman is again proud to have the dedicated Mr. Raymond Fiorelli as our principal. Me is always striving to make Strong Vincent the best high school it can be. Many long hours of work has never de- terred him from doing his job. Though a graduate from Cathedral Prep, Mr. Fiorelli's heart and loyalty belong to Strong Vincent. Me admits, however, that a renewed pride at Vincent has made his job a little easier this past year. Students and faculty alike agree that they are fortunate to have a man like Raymond Fiorelli working for them. Mr. Fiorelli shows Franco Harris around S. V. Assistant In recent years, Joyce Savocchio has seen a change in our school's attitude. Strong Vin- cent student body has definitely showed a re- newed dedication to learning, leadership, and most of all to school pride. She comments: This school year is undoubtedly one of the finest in recent years.'' All of these important qualities mixed with our excellent faculty proves this to be true. Principals Vice Principal Qdaniec thinks that this year's stu- dent body is much more mature than those of re- cent years, and he is looking forward to having a bet- ter year. He stated, This year looks to be very suc- cessful because of the seriousness of our students, particularly the upperclassmen.'' Mr. Qdaniec also feels that there has been a spontaneous response to our school's activities as well as classwork, and the students seem to be adapting to their routines more quickly. Mr. Joseph Qdaniec has spent many years learning and developing his profession. Mr. Qdaniec first graduated from Gannon University with a B. A. in mathematics and from there went on to attend the University of Pittsburgh where he received a Mast- er's degree in Education in the secondary level. He also attended Edinboro and the State University of Hew York at Fredonia for Graduate work. All of these impressive credentials along with his friendly per- sonality are what make him such a professional. Miss Savocchio thinks Pete Sala is just, so cute. Although Miss Savocchio still misses teaching, she is very happy to be vice-principal of Strong Vincent. She enjoys herjob and likes the office atmosphere as well as helping students in many different ways. Miss Savocchio is a 1961 graduate of Strong Vincent. Her long line of credentials include a Bachelor's de- gree in History and Secondary Education from Mercy- hurst College, as well as a Master's degree from the University of Pittsburgh and a certificate in Secondary School Administration from Edinoboro University. 11 Mrs. Altadonna: LD; Eng; Reading: Soc. Stud. Mrs. Benson: Admin, secretary. } Mrs. Comi: School nurse. Mr. Dontatucci: Alg. I; Math 9; Computers 1,2; Consumer Math; Var. football coach. 12 Mr. Bucarelli: Italian I, II; Span. I; Cit. Ed 9; Dante Club. Mr. Carlson: E.M.R.; Health; Math; Sci.; Reading. Mr. J. Behan: Amer. Hist. 11, 11 H. Mr. Amendola: Math Mr. Bambauer: Girl's TM; Girl's basketball counselor, coach. Mr. Case: Amer. Hist. 11; Econom. Gov.; Wld. Hist. 10; Model u.n. Mr. DeMichael crafts; ceramics. Mr. Gauriloff: Gen. Math 10; Consumer Math; Athletic direc- tor. Mr. Connolly: Cpts. of Bio; Biology; Earth Sci. Miss Elanagan: Steno 1,2; Bus. Law; Type 2; Word proc.; Bus. Club adv.; Sr. class adv.; Girl's golf coach. Mr. Flinn: Boy's phys. ed; Var. basketball coach; Boy's soccer coach; Fall intramu- rals. Mrs. Davis: Girl's Health 9-12; Girl's Phys Ed; Volleyball coach. Mr. L. Behan: Eng. 10,10 H; WLD Geog- raphy; assembly coord. Mr. Cole: E.M.R.; Health E.M.R. Eng.; Reading; Soc. Stud. Mrs. Diplacido: Eng. 9-10; Cit. Ed. 9 H; Se- nior Class advisor. Mr. Grande: Issues. Mr. Grandnetti: Biol- ogy H; Concepts of Physics; Var. Base- ball coach. Mrs. Huzinec: Geom- etry H; Band Aux advis. Mr. Lampe: Boys phys ed 10; Health 10; Aquatics. Mr. Matteson: Alg. 1 H; Math 9. Mr. Grotkowski: Mu- sic appr; Chorus; Choir; Stage Band: Orchestra; Marching Band. Mr. Karsznia: Wld. Hist. 10 H; Socialo- logy. Mr. Hathaway: Eng. 12 H; Hat. Honor So- ciety Advis; Erie Comm. Blood Bank donations. Mrs. Klapthor: Typ- ing 1,2; Ms. Hintenach: Read- ing Tr. Mr. Kleiner: Cit. Ed: Asst boy's Track Coach. Mrs. Liebau: L. D.; Math; Sci; Health; EEA Rep. Alternate. Mrs. Lillis: Home ec. 1,2,4; Design Living. Mrs. MacPherson: Eng. 12 AP; Eng. 11 H. Mrs. Miller: Home ec. 1,2; Child care. Mr. Minzenberger: Journalism; Analysis AP; Alg 1 H; Alg. 2 Trig H. Mr. Mullen: Eng 10; Eng 11 H. Mr. Hogan: Span. 1,2,3,4; Boys, Girl's Tennis Coach; Span, Club advis: Teach- er's Core Team. Mr. Kopin: Art 1,2. Mrs. Mastrian: Chemistry, H; Bio H; Bio AP; Bio Lab AP; Impact core team: EEA Rep. Mrs. Musarra: Eng 9 H; Yearbook. 13 Mrs. need: E.S.L; Eng; Hist; Math; Sci.; Reading. Mr. niebauer: Gen. math 9; Comp. 1-4; Alg. I; Girl's Ath. Dir.; Girl's Sftbll Coach. Mr. Mullen smiles proudly as he shows off his daughter who anticipates the next play. Mrs. Miedzwecki: Girl's phys. ed Mr. Oldach: Earth Sci., H. Mr. Rutkowski: Bio; Envir. Sci. Mrs. Palmisano: Bus. Math; Intro. Bus.; Bus. law. Communication has been the key to success for Mr. Trombacco's counseling career. Mr. Plavcan: Calc.; physics, AP; Alg I; Sr. Advis.; Prom Ban- quet Fund raiser. Mrs. Sala: Eng. 9, H. Mrs. Mussara takes time to explain the Mean- ing of life with pictures to Mark Weindorf. Mrs. Socket: Admin. Secretary. Mr. Rutkowski The Mad Scientist. Mrs. Stelle: Teach- ers' Aide. 14 Mr. Stubenhofer: 1A Mtrl; IA Power. Mrs. Taromina: Acctg. 1-2; Bus. Math. Mr. Weber ponders over what the next cur- rent event will be. Mr. Thayer: Graphic Arts; IA vis.; IA pow- er; Girl's C. C. coach; Photo Club Ad. !| � Mr. Trombacco: Boy's counselor. Mrs. Turner: Librar- ian. Mr. Vickey: Stud. Asst. AVA; Amer. hist A.P; Econ. 1,2; Girl's Swim Coach. Mrs. Sala shys away from the cameraman. Mr. Weber: Careers; Social Problems; Current Issues. Miss Weschler: French 1-4; newspa- per. Mrs. Williams: Issues; Cit. Ed. Mrs. Altadonna looks stunned as our cameraman takes her Mrs. Comi gets ready for her next by surprise. patient. Mr. Behan watches the girls. Mrs. Savocchio smiles as she awaits the flash of the camera. 15 Custodial Staff Dorris Ellis loves working at S.V. Louis Leone and A1 D'Anico ponder on how to clean up the lunch area. Joe Scalera relaxes after a hard day's work at S.V. Janet McMormey reads over a list of things to do that day. This year's custodial staff should be commended for the excellent work they did to keep our school clean. Each member of the staff has their own jobs, whether it is sweeping the hallways and cafeteria or just making general repairs on our school, they do it better than anyone. Thanks again to our custodial staff, we re proud of you all and hope that in the future you will continue to do a superb job in keeping our school clean. 16 Connie Damore, smile for the cam era. School Directors Raymond L Dombrowski, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools Brian M. Dougherty President Claire DcCecco Vice-President William G. Brabcnder Sally A. Shickler Tom Casey Brenda A. Pundt Edward J. Sparaga Eva Tucker, Jr. r A c t i V 1 Prepared For Debbie Tregaskis: Did she pie her- We wonder, is this a typical day in orchestra for Kelly and Jenny? self? While some students consider business classes serious, others find them fun. What kind of joke are these boys cooking up? The 1986-87 school year was yet another banner year for activities here at Strong Vincent. The band, cheerleaders, and student body played a big part in the formation and all-around success of this year's activities. From pep rallies and assemblies to the games at the Hammermill Center, the students have shown their awesome exuberance and enthusiasm. Once again the year's biggest activity was the Homecoming game and dance. All of this year's students contributed to this event to make it the biggest and best Homecom- ing dance in the school's history. Congratulations to all of this year's student body for making this year a memorable one for school activities. 18 Flight The Great Vincent Poster Contest winner: Chris Krupinski. It s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, or is it? Doug Massey: What a man!? Is this a hold up? 19 Spirits Soar Abby Lukens looks at the camera as Joe Viera checks her hair. Dave Rice gets revenge. S. V. Drummers: Gerry Leider, John White, Sean Cortes, and John Santone. Mr. Cole, our cheerleading advisor, points out the splendid performance of the cheerleaders in the isles. Miss Savocchio whispers sweet nothings in Mr. Fiorelli's ear. Tracy Stancliff thinks it's very funny, as she Pies'' Karlyn Shultz. Tina hams it up for the camera, as her friends look on. At S. V. Rallies Phyllis, Ann and Tina: Three little dar- lings. Tim Bodamer dreams of fresh air as Jeff awaits the aroma. Pete Sala recoils from the pie attack. Mike Firch and Karlyn Schultz deserve each other. Pep rallies and assemblies play a big part in the school year at Vincent. It's a time everyone looks forward to be- cause it gives students a chance to break away from the normal school day and relax. This year's rallies were highlighted by Coach Dalton's unex- pected strip-tease.” The assemblies hit a high point with the discussion of drugs. All in all, it was a wonderful year for spirit to shine through and we hope the tradition will continue. Phyllis and Dave, another cute home- coming couple. Mr. Donatucci; Raise your hands if you're sure. Debbie Tregaskis has the S. V. beat. 21 Good Times At freshman Vicki DiMattio hides a smile from her science teacher. Seniors: Dave Antolik, Kellie Rozenek, Ann Fatter, Eileen McCarthy, J. J. Polacd, and Rich Ad- ams. Amy Renner daydreams of when the Dave Stre- nioback will take her captive also. Scott Johnson uses his mental telepathy to com- municate with Sherri Furyesz. 22 Vincent High Linda Mack in a class all by herslf. The Dave Strenio-back of S.V. takes the fairmaiden Brenda Lassman captive. Marion Sanders knows he's fresh but an S. V. onlooker has Cari-Ann Actman displays her confused look to our cam- second thoughts. eraman. 23 Good Times At Bonnie Walker exclaims, What's that crawling into your ear!'' Rich Sack ... a golfer? Chris Fisher gets a late start to homeroom. Marc Durnin and Barb Mime: Enjoying English class. Strong Vincent High Devon Smith and Bennie Collins are debating on who's number 1. Carrie O'Connor says, who took my brush? Brenda Lassman is hard at work. Pete Sala takes a break from classroom activities. Pete Hathaway is concentrating on another editorial. Silvanna, Lynn, Julie and Bob are working on a computer pro- This class is very intrigued by Mr. Mullin's lecture, gram. All Cried Out S.V.'s cutest couple ... Mike and Karlyn. Steve, Dave, Mike, Dave, and Gary are dashing and debonaire. The 1986 Homecoming Dance proved to be the most successful in Vincent's history. The sight was the Mannechor Club where over 500 danced the night away. Homecoming Queen, Abby Lukens, looked splendid in her lavish purple evening gown and was honored in a special dance with the Homecoming theme, All Cried Out. 26 Rob and Dave are recooperating after a fast dance. Mary Beth is preparing to float away into never- never land. Homecoming 86 Mark, Jen, Bill, and Stacy are dancing the night away. S.V.'s party men, take a break from the action to pose for our camera. John, Steve, and Dave are dressed to kill. Everyone was in a festive mood which was evidenced by people dancing on tables as well as the balcony and dance floor. This Homecoming will not be forgotten soon and will always stand out in the thoughts of those who attended. Rick Miller and Mia Lehman are ready to take the dance floor. Chris Krupinski is falling asleep in his Jody Sexauer ... Where's the food. girl's arms. The Homecoming Queen 28 Abby Lukens escorted by Joe Vierra And Her Court Rob Penpek and Julie Roberts. Karlyn Schultz and Michael Firch. Dave Mahalak and Phyllis Ott. John Alberico and Eileen McCarthy. This year's Homecoming game was played against McDowell. Strong Vincent's football team won the game and this made Homecoming a more celebrated event. Candidates were nominated by the senior class, with the whole school participating in the election of the Queen: Lovely Abby Lukens. Spokesman King and Queen Laurie Sheppner and Anthony Harper Spokesman Court Rob Thompson and Kelly Rozneck Kathy Leonetti and Steven LaKari 31 Christine Honey and David Strenio Gary Zum and Tina Sampson It's senior year and everyone's smiling. Days are being coun- ted down to June 11, graduation. But as the seniors are pre- paring for that spe- cial day, some are al- ready reflecting on the past four years, the joys and the sorrows. Reaching Melissa Malone thinks Kristen Zebroski s soccer shirt Rick Brockway has nothing better to do than is pretty funny. pose for a Spokesman picture. 32 New Heights Thoughts of her senior year brings a smile to Mary Beth's lips. Thoughts are also turning to the future and what it may bring. Tor now, though fun is at the top of everyone's listjust above graduation. The pep ral- lies and the dances give the seniors a chance to break loose and show their spirit. That is one thing this class does not lack, spirit. The pride the seniors have is shown in every pep rally, not only in Cheers but also in respect for the speakers. Yes, this is the graduat- ing Class of 1987 and we are PROUD! 33 Someone has caught Gary Zum's attention. David Adams Richard Adams Jeff Adelman John Alberico Mary Alexander Rachelle Allen David Antolik Lori Arduini Lisa Burkett Sam Calafato Nicole Caserta Kenneth Clausen Bennie Collins Lennie Collins Denise Connors Jon Corbin Jodi Courtney David Cunningham Daniel Cyparski Loretta Dickens Lynn Dillon Susan DiMarco Grace Dollinger Pam Ellis Ann Fatter James Fetzner Michael Firch Robin Flegal Yvonne Franz Andrea Galleur Anne Goehring Daniel Gorzyniski Joseph Graml James Gross Timothy Grosso Scott Grucza Peter Hathaway Richard Hills Christine Honey Lisa Homik Raymond Hubert Dawn Huegel Stefanie Johnson Tammy Johnson Carolyn Jordan Timothy Jordan David Joseph Charles Rader Christopher Steve Lakari Edward Lambing Brenda Lassman Krupinski Kellie Lee Kathy Leonetti Nancy Lofton Abby Lukens Christina Lutz Philip Mackenzie Tim Malinowski Melissa Malone Tammy Margini Rich Marsteller Melissa Mathers Jenni McAlister 38 Eileen McCarthy Bryan McGee Greg McIntosh Tamara McKelvey Marlena McLeod Veronica Rick Meyer McWilliams Amanda Mitchell Miranda Mitchell Nicholas Mong Rick Miller Angelo Montante Karin Oliver Phyllis Ott Derone Pacley James Parker James Poiacci Erin Quinn Ohkham Rattanaphasouk Aracelia Rivera Cindy Rizzo Julie Roberts David Rice Timothy Roqala 40 Beth aida Homero Kellie Roznek Richard Sack Peter Sala Karen Saliby Shannon Salvi Tina Sansom Bryan Saraceno ► Rob Sarqent Laurie Scheppner Karlyn Schultz Aaron Seib 41 Bob Serafini Jodi Sexauer Dave Silvis Fred Silvis Shelly Sines Dahnyell Smith Michelle Smith Christine Spizamy James Stafford David Strenio Ericka Stewart Robert Teriberry Margaret Thomas Robert Thompson Cynthia Thorp Tammy Troutman Joseph Vierra John Vommaro MaryBeth Wagner Cheryl Waite 42 Gary Zum Carolyn Woodard Pictures Missing: Matt Carlson Michelle Cznaneki Sue Dever Rhonda Eliasen Sabrina Garrett Deanna Zazado Mary Green Edward Lindenberger Willie Miller James Sadowski Tina Sanders Thomas Teetzel Saying Goodbye” Today's the day. That we begin; The first day of the rest of our lives — We're going out into The world for the Rest of our lives. To find our way; As if we were birds Just freshly hatched. Looking out into the World through blurred vision; now it's time to take Off from the nest — And set our goals high. As if we were taking off in flight; To our unknown destinations — Only to strive for our Own personal flight. Kristen Zebroski —Ginnisue Juliano 44 Tina Lutz and her early morning rituals. Cheryl Waite cannot Keep her eyes open this morning. Lisa hornik flashes her Don't you dare look. John Vommaro is startled by the pho- tonranher. James Fetzner caught with his headphones. Julie Roberts finds her locker the best Mark Katarzynski enjoys sharing a good piece of paper with Aaron Seib. place to do her homework. 45 • • • Seniors: Flying the Chris, Mark, and Aaron: doing their impersonation of Run DMC. Scott Whitey Qruc- za heads home after a hard day of school. 48 Phillis Ott just loves her classes. Tamura McKelvey and Tammy Johnson can't believe the mess in their locker. Dean Ortis and Tim Smith: posin' during a pep rally Rob Thompson and Vic Petruso: Let's see your hall pass '. Ken Clausen and Melissa Malone: A 1... 2 ... 3 ... Dip.'' Robert Teriberry admires John Vommaro's locker material. Class Officers: President, Michael Firch; Secretary, Karlyn Schultz; Treasur- er, Onkham Rattanphasouk; Vice President, David Strenio. 50 Senior Directory Adams, Dave: 3525 Schaper Avenue; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumen- tal Ensemble 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Adams, Richard: 3024 Oakwood Street; Basket- ball 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Adelman, Jeff: 1330 W. 30th Street. Alberico, John A.: 4141 State Street; Qolf 1,2, Co- captain 3,4; Track Field 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2; Prom 4. Alexander, Mary: 220 W. 2nd Street; Cheerleader 1,4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1. Allen, Rachelle Y.: 1009 W. 4th Street; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Soccer 4. Antolik, David: 1136 W. 10th Street; Qolf 1, Cap- tain 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Spokesman Staff 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Office monitor 3,4. Arduini, Lori: 1855 South Shore Drive. Austin, Betty: 256 Short Street. Aydt, Charleen: 711 Brown Avenue; Wrestling Manager 2; Boy's Cross Country Manager 4; Track Field Manager 2,3,4; Recording Secre- tary Student Council 4; French Club 2; Spokes- man Staff 3,4; Girls Chorus 3; Choir 4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Bailey, Ann: 527 W. 17th Street; Business Club 3,4; Choir 2,4. Battles, Trelane: 505 W. 4th Street; Track Field 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Business Club 3,4; Office monitor 4. Bowers, Yolonda: 323 W. 3rd Street; Business Club 4. Bowers, Yuppadee: 922 W. 10th Street; Tennis 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4. Brasco, Lisa: 1701 Cascade Street. Brockway, Richard L.: 4502 Schaper Avenue; Football 2; Newspaper Staff 2. Burkett, Lisa A.: 2129 W. 21st Street. Calafato, Sam: 1611 Chestnut Street; Library monitor 1. Carlson, Matthew S.: 622 W. 26th Street; Football 2; Baseball 2. Caserta, Nicole M.: 1701 Plum Street; French Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4. Clausen, Kenneth Jay: 721 Lincoln Avenue; Track Field 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; United Nations 4; Spokesman Staff 2, Assistant Editor3, Editor4; Secretary of Debate 2; Chess Club 1, President 2,3,4. Collins, Bennie W.: 2406 Washington Avenue; Basketball 3. Collins, Lennie: 2406 Washington Avenue. Connors, Denise: 1038 W. 21st Street; Cheerlead- er 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3. Corbin, Jon B.: 708 N. Park Avenue; Wrestling 3,4. Courtney, Jodi: 1758 Skyline Drive; Colorguard 2,3, Co-captain 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Busi- ness Club 1,2,3,4; Guidance monitor 4. Cunningham, David: 959 W. 9th Street; Wrestling 2,3,4. Cyparski, Dan: 2720 Oakwood Street. Czarnecki, Michelle: 522 E. 3rd Street. Dever, Susan: 706 W. 5th Street; Track Field 2; Cheerleader 2; Pom Pon 2,3, Co-captain 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Business Club 3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Office monitor 1; Attendance monitor 4; Prom 4. Dick, Theresa: 1035 W. 9th Street. Dickens, Loretta: 942 W. 11th Street; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 1; Spokesman Staff4; Office moni- tor 1; Nurse monitor 2; Library monitor 3. Dillon, Lynnette: 720 Poplar Street; Track Field 2; Pom Pon 3; French Club 1; Girl's Chorus 1; Choir 1,4. DiMarco, Susan Elaine: 1109 W. 25th Street- Swimming 2,- Pom Pon 3,4,- Business Club 3,4; Gym monitor 3,4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Dollinger, Grace M.: 4310 Washington Avenue; Cheerleader 3,4; French Club 2,3,4. Eliason, Rhonda: 218 Peach Street; Basketball 2; Softball 2. Ellis, Pamela: 1020 Plum Street; Pom Pon 2, Co- captain 3, Captain 4,- Marching Band 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,3. Fatter, Ann Louise: 1326 W. 9th Street; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Office monitor 4. Senior Directory Fetzner, J.: 1253 W. 20th Street; Football 1,2. Firch, Michael P.: 3104 Hampton Road; Football 1,2,3,4; Waterpolo 2,4; Track Sr Field 1; na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 1, Vice President 2; Spokesman Staff 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Senior Class President 4; Office monitor 4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Flegal, Robin: 4027 Crestmont Avenue; Twirier 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2, Office monitor 4; Guidance monitor 3. Franz, Yvonne Marie: 2918 Hampton Road; Stage Crew 3,4; newspaper Salesperson 1,2,3,4; At- tendance monitor 3. Galleur, Andrea: 1050 W. 7th Street; Business Club 4; Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,4; Prom 4. Garrett, Sabrina: 716 W. Grandview Boulevard; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Student Council 4; Spokesman Staff 4. Goehring, Anne: 618 Raspberry Street; United na- tions 3,4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Gorzynski, Dan: 4011 Garden Avenue; Wrestling 2.4. Graml, Joseph: 1333 W. 24th Street; Golf 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Office monitor 4. Green, Mary C.: 307 Liberty Street; Golf 4; Volley- ball 1; Pom Pon 1,2. Gross, James: 1217 W. 8th Street. Grosso, Tim: 3021 Emerson Road. Grucza, Scott E.: 1327 W. 8th Street; Golf 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4. Hamme, Manuel Stephen: 637 Kahkwa Street- Wrestling 1; Cross Country 3, Co-captain 4,- Track Sr Field 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4, - Student Council Treasurer 4; Dante Club Treasurer 2; Spokesman Staff 3,4,- Debate Team 2; HiQ 4; Model U.N. 4; Office monitor 4,- Library monitor 3. Harper, Tony: 2112 W. Grandview Boulevard; Bas- ketball 1,2, Co-captain 3, Captain 4; Track Sr Field 4,- Gym monitor 1,2. Harris, Sally: 925 W. 8th Street; Volleyball 3; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Choir 1.2.3.4, - Debate Team 2. Harvey, Tammy: 1009 Wheschler Avenue; Girl's Chorus 2; Choir 3,4. Hathaway, Peter: 508 Colorado Drive; Cross Country 1,2, Captain 3,4; Track Sr Field 1,2, Captain 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, President 4,- Spanish Club 4, President 2,3; Newspaper Sports Editor 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4,- Debate Team 2,3; Peer Jury 4; HiQ 3,4; Model U.N. 4; Office monitor 3,4. Hernandez, Mary: 3506 Brandes Street. Hills, Rick: 1230 W. 21st Street; Football 2,4; Bas- ketball 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Honey, Christine: 3319 Charlotte Street; Rifles 1; Marching Band 1; Business Club 2,3,4. Hornik, Lisa: 710 Raspberry Street; French Club 2, - Spanish Club 1,2; Stage Crew 3,4; Office monitor 3. Hubert, Raymond: 1549 W. 26th Street; Football 2. Huegel, Dawn: 3615 Schaper Avenue; Dante Club 1,- Business Club 2,3,4,- Banquet 4. Iarussi, Lori: 1327 W. 20th Street; Volleyball 3,4; Business Club 3,4. Johnson, Debbie: 314 German Street. Johnson, Stefanie: 505 W. 9th Street; Colorguard 1.2.3.4, - Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4. Johnson, Tammy: 2935 Poplar Street; Pom Pon 2,3,- Marching Band 2,3; Business Club 1,2,3. Jordan, Carolyn Lee: 326 Sassafras Street; Volley- ball 1,2,3, Co-captain 4,- Basketball 1; Bowling 3, - Softball 1,- Track Sr Field 2,3,4,- Student Council Secretary 4,- Newspaper Staff 4,- Girl's Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Gym monitor 3. Jordan, Tim: 326 Sassafrass Street; Football 2,3; Basketball 2,- Track Sr Field 1,2,3; Stage Band 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Gym monitor 1,2,3,4. Joseph, Dave: 2117 W. 32nd Street; Stage Crew 4, Juliano, Ginnisue: 553' 2 W. 18th Street; Gym monitor 1,2,3,4. Rader, Charles J.: 422 W. 4th Street; Football Senior Directory 1,2,3; Waterpolo 2,3; Track Field 1,2,4; na- tional Honor Society 3,4; French Club 1,2,3; Banquet 4; Prom 4; Student Forum 4; Vice- President Student Council 4. Katarzynski, Mark F.: 2140 W. 22nd Street; Debate Team 2; Office monitor 3,4; Banquet 4; Prom 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4. Kiadii, Patrick: 647 W. 8th Street; Soccer 4. Konieck, Kim: 213 Liberty Street; Twirler 2; Mar- ching Band 2; Business Club 4. Knost, Frank: 4518 Schaper Avenue; Attendance monitor 1. Krupinski, Christopher D.D: 430 Shenley Drive; Cross Country 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Track Field 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Spokesman Staff 3,4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4. Lakari, Steve: 1010 W. 6th Street; Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Baseball 1; Track Field 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Stage Crew 4; Office monitor 1,2. Lambing, Edward: 307 W. 5th Street; Nurse moni- tor 3. Lassman, Brenda Anne: 1855 W. 21st Street- Boy's Cross Country Manager 3; Cross Coun- try 2,- Volleyball 3, Captain 4,- Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4, Secretary 3; United Nations 4,- French Club 2,3; Newspaper Photo Editor 3; Spokesman Staff 4; Student Forum 3; Debate Team President 2,3; Office monitor 4; Banquet 4; Photo Club 2. Lawrence, Michael: 1833 W. 22nd Street. Lee, Kellie R.: 4423 Kahn Drive; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,- French Club 1,2; Office monitor 1; Guidance monitor 3. Leonetti, Kathy: 2420 Baur Lane; Marching Band 1,- Student Council 1,2. Lindenberger, Edward: 4059 Garden Avenue; At- tendance monitor 1. Lofton, Nancy: 1004 W. 6th Street; Basketball 4; Business Club 3,4; Girls Chorus 4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Lukens, Abby K.: 1534 W. 23rd Street; Cheerlead- er 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Office monitor 3,4; Prom 4. Lutz, Christina: 1832 W. 8th Street; Girl's Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4. Mackenzie, Philip J.: 505 Lincoln Avenue; Water Polo 2,3,4,- Swimming 1,2,3,4. Malinowski, Tim: 1713 W. 21st Street; Football 2,3, Captain 4,- Track Field 3,4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4, - Stage Band 2,3; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Choir 2,3. Malone, Melissa Lee: 816 Washington Place; Cheerleader 1,2,- Dante Club 2,- Choir 3,4,- Ban- quet 4; Prom 4. Mangoni, Tammy: 912 Plum Street; Pom Pon 2,3; Marching Band 2,3; Girl's Chorus 1,2; Choir 3.4, Mather, Melissa: 951 W. 7th Street; Cheerleader 3.4, - National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; French Club 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Newspaper Staff 4,- Debate Team 3,4; Banquet 4. Marsteller, Rick: 1959 W. 23rd Street; Spanish Club 3; Gym monitor 3. McAlister, Jennifer B.: Pom Pon 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. McCarthy, Eileen: 620 W. 21st Street; Tennis 1; Cheerleader 1; Dante Club 3,4; Business Club 1,- Choir 4; Gym monitor 4; Nurse monitor 3; Attendance monitor 4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. McGee, Brian: 1931 Oxford Street; Football 2,3; Stage Crew 4. McIntosh, Greg: 3937 Garden Avenue; Football 1.3, Co-captain 2. McKelvey, Tammura: 1741 W. 22nd Street. McLeod, Marlena: 1757 W. 23rd Street; Gym moni- tor 4,- Banquet 4,- Prom 4. McWilliams, Veronica: 356 W. 3rd Street; Newspa- per Staff 2,3,4. Meyer, Rick: 661 W. 17th Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track Field 2,3,4; Choir 4. Michalak, David Alan: 446 W. 9th Street; Wrestling 1.4, - Cross Country 1; Track Field 1,4,- Stu- dent Council 1,2; French Club 1; Choir 3,4. Senior Directory Miller, Richard David: 1056 W. 7th Street; Football 2,4; Basketball 2,3; Swimming 1; Baseball 1,2,4; national Honor Society 3,4; Debate Team 2; Library monitor 3. Miller, Willie: 212 E. 11th Street. Mitchell, Amanda: 536 W. 17th Street. Mitchell, Miranda: 111 W. 2nd Street; Track Field 2,3,4; Business Club 3; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Mong, Nicholas S.: 223 Norman Way; Baseball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Dante Club 2; Spokesman Staff 3, Copy Editor 4; OfFice monitor 4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Montante, Angelo A.: 545 W. 5th Street; Football 2; Stage Crew 4. Naylor, Michael: 1688 W. 15th Street. Ngyen, Van: 404 W. 8th Street; Soccer 4. Nolan, Mike: 1122 W. 9th Street; Football 2,3, Co- captain 4; Wrestling 1; Track Field 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1,3. Oatis, Dean Jelly : 460 W. 2nd Street; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track Field 4; Office monitor 2,3,4. Olliver, Karin S.: 1018 Cascade Street; Girl's Chorus 1,4. Ott, Phyllis Marie: 626 Maryland Avenue; Cheer- leader 3; Student Council 1; Business Club 4; Girl's Chorus 1,2; Choir 3,4; Library monitor 3; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Pacley, Derone ”Ron-Ski : 204 Walnut Street- Basketball 1,2,3,4,- Track Field 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Guidance monitor 3. Parker, James Scott: 1042 W. 21st Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Track Field 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Forum 1. Parra, Patrick Matthew: 210 Walnut Street; Foot- ball 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Library monitor 3. Penpek, Robert L.: 1019 W. 7th Street; Golf 2,3, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2; Track Field 2; National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Student Council 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Spokesman StafT 4,- Student Forum 4; Office monitor 4; Prom 4. Petroff, Mary: 1262 W. 9th Street; French Club 1.2.3.4, - Spanish Club 3,4; Office monitor 1. Petruso, Vic: 535 Mohawk Drive; Football 4; Bas- ketball 1,2; Track Field 2,4. Polacci, J. J.: 4105 Garden Avenue; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Office monitor 1; Nurse monitor 2. Quinn, Erin A.: 911 Chestnut Street; Tennis 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4,- Newspaper Staff 2,- Office monitori,- At- tendance monitor 2; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Rattanaphasouk, Onkham: 4432 Schaper Ave- nue; Tennis 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4, Treasurer 1,2,3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Nurse monitor 3. Rice, David: 2210 Haybarger Road; Football 1,2, Captain 3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Rivera, Aracelia: 1412 W. 25th Street; Business Club 3,4,- Office monitor 3,4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Rizzo, Cindy: 938 W. 16th Street; Banquet 4,- Prom 4. Roberts, Julia Lynn: 1781 W. 39th Street; Cross Country 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,3,4,- French Club 1,2; Newspa- per Staff 2,- Debate Team 2; Guidance monitor 3, - Library monitor 1; Banquet 4. Rogala, Timothy: 1831 W. 27th Street. Romero, Betzaida: 543 W. 4th Street; Volleyball 4. Rozenek, Kellie Lynn: 1834 W. 33rd Street; Tennis 2,- Track Field 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Office monitor 1. Sack, Richard: 1330 W. 25th Street; Baseball 1.2.3.4, - Spokesman Staff 4,- Library monitor 3.4, Sadowski, Jim: 3932 Garden Avenue. Sala, Pete: 2804 Charlotte Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,- Spokesman Staff 4; Guidance monitor 3; Prom 4. Saliby, Karen D.: 1534 W. 24th Street. Salivi, Shannon: 832 W. 5th Street; Football 2,3,4; Track Field 2,3,4. Senior Directory Sanders, Tina: 1434 W. 24th Street; Basketball 2; Student Forum 2. Sansom, Tina: 1154 W. 7th Street. Saraceno, Bryan: 1127 W. 7th Street. Sargent, Rob: 1162 W. 10th Street; Waterpolo3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; OfFice monitor 3. Satterlee, Thomas: 401 W. 7th Street. Scheppner, Laurie: 702 W. 8th Street; Business Club 3,4. Schultz, Karlyn: 322 Lincoln Avenue; Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Se- nior Class Secretary 4; Spokesman Staff 2,3,4; Office monitor 3,4; Banquet 4; Prom 4. Seib, Aaron F. Michael: 235 Beverly Drive; Wres- tling 1; Track Field 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; United Nations 3; French Club 2; Busi- ness Club 4; Debate Team 2,3; Office monitor 3,4; Banquet 4. Serafini, Robert E.: 2321 Plum Street; Guidance monitor 1,3,4. Sexauer, Jody J.: 610 W. 8th Street; Football 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Library monitor 1; Banquet 4. Silvis, Dave: 2023 W. 22nd Street; Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. Silvis, Fred: 1101 W. 11th Street; Football 2,3,4. Sines, Shelley: 928 W. 22nd Street. Smith, Dahnyell: 527 W. 3rd Street; Bowling 4; Business Club 4. Smith, Michelle: 827 W. 10th Street; Swimming 1. Spizarny, Christine: 1847 W. 34th Street; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Softball 3,4. Stafford, James: 1033 W. 4th Street; Soccer 4. Stewart, Ericka D.: 443 W. 4th Street; Golf 4; Bas- ketball 1,2, Co-captain 4; Bowling 2, Captain 4; Track Field 1,2,4; Marching Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Business Club 1,2,3, President 4; Girl's Chorus 1; Choir 2. Strenio, David J.: 710 Raspberry Street; Newspa- per Staff 3,4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Of- fice monitor 4; Library monitor 1. Thomas, Margaret M.: 1045 W. 22nd Street; Busi- ness Club 1,2,3,4. Teetzel, Thomas: 1146 W. 5th Street. Teribery, Robert E. Jr.: Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Debate Team 2. Thompson, Robert T.: 1828 W. 22nd Street; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track Field 3,4; Marching Band 1; Student Council 1,2. Thorp, Cythia L.: 4101 Crestmont Avenue; Tennis 2; Track Field 2; Cheerleader 2, Co-captain 3; Student Council 1,2; Girl's Chorus 2; Choir 3.4. Troutman, Tammy: 1811 Walnut Street; Girls Cross Country Manager 2; Volleyball 3, Cap- tain 4; Softball 1,3, Captain 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3, Drumajors as- sistant 4; Instrumental Ensemble 1; Guidance monitor 4. Vieira, Joseph L.: 521 Connecticut Drive; Water- polo 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Vommaro, John M.: 1257 W. 20th Street; Baseball 2,3; Dante Club 2; Library monitor 3. Wagner, Mary Beth: 1051 W. 9th Street; Cheer- leader 2,3, Co-captain 4; Spanish Club 2,4; Of- fice monitor 4. Waite, Cheryl: 4232 Schaper Avenue; Office moni- tor 4. Wilcox, Chris: 1014 Plum Street. Woodard, Carolyn: 1156 W. 9th Street. Zazado, DeAnna: 1530 W. 25th Street; Basketball 2.3.4. Zabroski, Kristen L.: 429 Shenley Drive; Cross Country 1; Swimming 2,4; Cheerleader 1; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Instrumental Ensemble 3,4; Soccer 4; Guidance monitor 1,3,4. Zum, Gary M.: 1115 W. 7th Street; Wrestling 1, Co- captain 2,3, Captain 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Soccer 4; Office monitor 1; Attendance moni- tor 3,4. Carolyn and Loretta are enjoying a healthful S. V. lunch. While Charleen finds the lecture serious, Ginnisue thinks it's something to smile about. Underclassmen Wendy Lobaugh really looks like she needs something to make her day. Does Mr. Ina Kocher is sneaking into her locker Case really in between classes. admire how Shannon dresses? Why does Stacy look so anxious? Yvette Lee really know what she's doing? Does 59 The latest fash- ions are modeled by Shannon Schwenk. Sue Donatucci tries to focus on her work. Erin Orlosky stares our cam- eraman down. 60 Leveling Off Ed Adams Karen Agens Norman Allen Robert Allgeier Cari-Ann Altman Ronald Askins Michele Bardo Carol Bartels Katie Beer Eddie Belluomini Tim Bodamer Steven Bolash Missy Bowles Jeanne Brady Jackie Brasco Patti Bretherton Amy Brookhouser Robert Brown Kelly Cahill Ron Askens is happy to have his picture taken. Sean Carlson is stimulated by history class. 61 The latest in menswear. Michelle Chapin Wendy Chesebrough Jeff Colwell Pat Cyparski Some juniors aren't paying at- tention ... Susan Donatucci Tara Eagle John Ferraro Carl Flegal Theresa Fullerton Stephanie Furyesz ... but others are. Chris Galvin Terry Galvin Frank Gant Denny Coarity Bridgette George Jeff Gibbens Theresa Goda Ed Belluomini is asleep on the job. Lisa Harvey Qoudren Haugsdahl Cristin Hayes Don Himes Terry Honey Nicole Jaycox Jenny Johns Brian Johnson Onalee Johnson Scott Johnson Richard Joyce Chris Kaeberlein Karen Kaiser Diane Kemerer James Keyes Danette Kuehne Suzanne Kinnear lring Kolpak Jenny Kraut Scott Johnson pays attention to Algebra as Paulette McLeod falls asleep. 64 Kevin Sharrer fir Co. enjoy lunchtime at S.V. Therese Marmino is totally enthralled with what her teacher is saying. Basaithe and Elizabeth Romero talk at their locker before class. Therese Marmino David Mascaro Doug Massey Margaret Maughn Joann Mo Caufman Chris McGee Heidi Lutz Sue Madison Mike Maggio Clara Malave Mark Maloney Jennifer Reeder Paulette McLoud Roger Messenger Jon Minor Pat Cyparski, Turn me loose. Analee Johnson gives us her ultra-Brite smile. Erin Orlosky Carlos Ortega Steve Paluh Kelly Pearson Krista Perry Karen Pope Siouxsie Porter Amy Quinn Tony Quinn Kristin Raun Kim McGinnett Amy Renner Eruvinia Rivera Armand Rocco Henry Rollins Elizabeth Romero Lisa Ross Shannon Salvi John Santone Marc Sargent Shannon Schwank Kevin Sharrer Michelle Skarupski Bettie Smith Devon Smith Gayle Smith Jennie Smith Jessica Smith Timothy Smith 67 Tony Smith Rodney Snyder Cathy Spencer Tina Spencer Mike Spirito David Stablein Russ Stachewicz Tracie Stancliff Tracy Stephens Glenn Swanson Charles Swantek John Swope Kimberly Thorlow Melanie Tolbert John Trohoske Chris Ullo Chris Ulrich John Vantine Thea noble is hard at work. Advice from Mrs. Davis is always well - received. Sue Donatucci smiles mysterious- ly- Autographs 69 Alexander Dale Matthew Allen Peter Allessie Hubert Arrington Migdala Aquendo Tamika Bailor Joe Baniewicz Andre Barnes Bemie Bames Jim Barnett Deshawn Beard Brian Bello Pam Berry Eric Bolash Tim Booth Lisa Boyd Heida Brewer Walt Bretherton Alison Brewington Wendy Briggs Eric Brockway Deanna Brown Mike Brown Daniel Bruce 71 Roddie Brunner Silvana Bucarelli Steve Buckner Stephanie Bukowsk Teresa Byer Angie Carr Monica Carroll Hector Gartagena Louis Carter Staci Ciano Pat Chairelli Marc Clausen Caile Cleaver Julie Clemens Dennis Clemente Mona Cole Stephanie Coleman Michele DiDomenico Marc DiMattio Tony Difiicola Chris Fisher at a noon day dance saying Ho '. Joe Dash Latonya Davis Rob Dever Craig Connors Charles Cuneo Brian Dailey Donald Dandrea 72 Amber Doyle Jill Dundon Mike Dunst Marc Dumin Dann Eliason Ermina Estrada James Estrada Randy Ferl Binny Fine Christine Fisher Mike Foley II Harry Foster Steve Fried Kristen Fromyer Mike Qaczkonski Garth Gerber Julie Gegllio Lynn Heise Don Hellmann Heidi Giusti Brian Gnage Michelle Goda Tony Godzwa Tracey Grafius Christa Haggerty Raymond Hauser 73 Doreen Mill Barb Mime Robert Hime Scott Hinkle i Heidi Holmes Barb Hoover A lonely man and his studies. Togy Keul Douangehan Khanthavout Khanthong Khanthavout Souksaven Khanthavout David King Scot Knight Dan Kormes Carrie Hopkins Terri Hughes Britt Hughson Stephanie Hutchinson Stephanie Irwin Casey Izbicki Geoffrey Johnson Ruth Johnson Greg Johnston Eric Kauffmen Craig Keenan Maureen Kelly tries to remember what shirt she has on. Julie Kosiorek Rebecca Kowalewski Michelle Kowaleski Kim Kraus Kenny Krayeski Caroline Krystek Chris says brushed today, did you? Randy Kuffer Tricia Lambright Joseph Lariccia James Lassman Yvonne Lee Mia Lehman Michelle Leone Jerry Lieder Qreg Logan Tom Locke Ben Loper Qreg Luczak Michael Lupichuk Aglin Maldonado Michelle Malone Linda Mack John Martin Saundra Martin Phuongand Pearl try to form triangles with their arms. Are Silvana and Brian discussing 75 school work or plans for Friday night? Tiffany Martin Willis Martin Elia Martone Dana Massing James Mattix Brenda Maxwell Dave McElhinney Alice McLaughlin Chris Milano Harry Miller Alice Mitchell Manivanh Mitsada Pearl Montroy Tony Moore Michael Morabito Herminio Morales Keith Nichols Lavem Nicholson Carrie O'Connor Melissa Orsini Chris Ortiz Jennifer Pacy Kevin Parker Barb Parrett Jennifer Pelkoski Robin Pennsy Sonia Perez Gina Pesi Tom PetrofF John Pickers Ebony Ponder Carol Pope John Popovic Krista Prince John Radecki Kevin Ramey Cara Reisenweber Scott Renaud Jerry Ritz Eliezer Rivera Renee Ruf Chris RufFo Stacy Rung Steve Sagan Kara Saunders Amy SchaefFer Dan Rocco Monique Rogers John Romanski Kevin Rowland Kathleen RufF Tracy Grafius is excited at the prospect oF an intense learning experience. Barb Hime studies the game plan. Karen Schwenk Pam Schepner Phillip Seib Kelly Senz Valerie Shaffer Guarang Shah Valerie Skwaryk Christine Slater Brian Smith Tahja Spiegel Dan Swanson Melody Swiderski Don Swape Jennifer Sullivan Phuong Tang Robin Tate William Teribery Joe Thomas Delis Torres Debbie Tregaskis Everett Tucker Shelley Turben Jennifer Turner Scott Unger Dam Vandy Joseph Vercillo Richelle Vogel Carrie Walker Steve Walker James Watlans Anthony Weary Mark Weindoif John White Vicki Wisniewski Ron Wisp Wally Wneta Heidi Wolf Mare Warner Deborah Wright Gayle Yohe Jennifer Zdarko Jennifer Zebroski Kim Kraus is always attentive in class. Michele Sherlock daydreams while Tammy Ahlschlager laughs in the background. Tammy Stablein and Carol Sample enjoy sit- 79 ting next to each other. F r e s Kevin sure looks like he's having fun. What is William Gabbard doing to Paul Ferrarro? This year's crop of little demons and trouble makers. 80 New Pilots. Bill Aderman Josue Alameda Stacy Allen Tony Allessie Anthony Armen Trout David Ashton Greg Askins William Bailey Denys Baney Anita Barr Allen Bashaff Stephanie Battko Freddie Beemen Tracy Black Freka Blanks Scott Bloomstine Geoff Boehm Luis Bonilla Mario Bottoni Faith Bowen Jason Bowers Moodka Bowers Chris Bowersox Rose Bowersox Tarry Boyd Steve Brady Bryce Breter Robert Brozell Blaise Brutto 81 Dottie Bums Mary Bums Stephanie Bukowski Richard Bussard Chris Butts Bessie Carder Tonya Carlson Rebecca Cumeiewski Annette Carpenter Bessie Carter B. Chase Aymi Chiudzinski Shari Churley Dion Clemente Shawn Cole Kathy Combs Ryan Corbin Jeff Cortez Jason Cox Jamie Crock Dean Cubitt Jason Cummings Mever look into the camera's flash. 82 Shelli Czamecki Jenifer Dash Lisa DeDionisio Christie Dempsey Kelly Dick Tammy Dick Teresa Diemer Joseph DiMarco Vicki Dimattio Larry Dine Eileen Dinicola Lisa Dovichow Donna Eliason Jean Dyne Crystal Elletson Jason Erven Yvonne Fail Aaron Fash Paul Ferraro Deanna Fetzner Melissa Figueroa Renee Fijal Roberta Fijal Melissa Fox Brian Froehuch Bill Qabbard Heather Qaczkowski Chris Galleur What could be so interesting in his desk. Steven Qalvin Gary Garbaloff William Qardner Samatha Garrett Charles Gilliam Curtis Gilliam Tina Gilliam Tim Giulianelli William Green Michael Guelcher Jennifer Hale Devin Hamblin Jerome Hammer Roxanna Hannah Steven Harvey Vincent Harvey John Hatfield Julie Haynes Robert Hidelberg Scott Helsley Katherine Herring Yafayesha Hollingsworth Jeff Holt Heidi Hotelling Jauan Jackson Pamela Jackson Sharon Jaraczewski David Johnson Jamie Johnson Rachel Johnstone Hope Joint Eric Jones Jason Jones Torrance Jones John Jordan Vickie Kaeberlein Wendy LoBaugh Myssi Lock Tonja Lyons Stacy Madison Steve Malinowski Charles Maloney 84 Freshmen show they're hard workers. Mope Klinzing Dale Knapp Shelby Knight Ina Kocher Sue Kolbas Frank Kovacs Jenifer Kurpinski Michael Krusewicz Eric Kuhn William Lallman Margaret Lambing Mark Lawrence Tim Lawrence Justine Lawton Lisa LeBlanc Robert Lee Christopher Lehr Nathan Leopold William Leupold Late for class againl 85 Tracy Mangoni Ronnett Mann Ryan Mazzocco Betty McCorrison Judy McFadden Denetia McHenry Pamela McHenry Trevor McKenney Helen Michali Matthew Michalski Dana Miller Jason Minor Eileen Moore Manuel Morales Rene Moyet Yvonne Musta Michelle Myers Jodi Naglowsky Jack Mewman Jhanh Heo Ahita Noonan Robert Orlando Joe Orlando Matt Orlando Shari Churley says Who, Me? Michelle Ames tells Cherrilynn Ollie, It's only a photographer! Shenitha Parker Kelly Patterson Shawn Pennamon Qlenda Perry Jennifer Perry Becky Perry Tim Peters Marisa Phillips Emily Pitetti Tim Pollacci Heather Prather Jill Prenatt Brian Pryber Bradely Prylinski Regeana Quinn Mark Quinlan Steve Ramsey Erin Reeder Tammy Rice Albert Richey Chris Rieder Renwrick Rivers Margaret Rhineberger Mellisa Roach Pat Roberts Thomas Robie William Romero Wilma Romero Christie Dempsey, Dottie Bums, and Mookda Bowers are in- Helen Mikely and Steve Malinowski: Who are volved in a serious discussion. they hiding? liereida Ruiz Bartlomiez Sambor Cheryl Sample Pat Santone William Sansom Henry Sayers Todd Schepner Deann Schroeder David Sheridan Shanda Shields Jesse Silvis Judi Skonieczka Dawn Smith Eryn Smith Cliff Smithey Michelle Snyder Toy Sounethone Kristi Spencer Joe Spiteri Melissa Stachenicz Doreen Stafford Mike Szuchen Fred Tarbosso Ajala Tatum Matt Thomas Katrina Thompason Michael Thurmond Ericka Torain Christopher Tufts Rene Valimont Pieftali Velez Scott Viall Socorro Villanueva John Vogel Mike Vorberger Salena Waldo Melissa Ward Deaudra Warner Felicia Wasiuiewski Scott Weary Mike Weber Jenny Westcott Cori White Monica Whitford Michael Whitlow James Wilcott Eban Williams Billy Wilson Scott Wingewback Michelle Wolf William Wolfram Kathy Wolny Michael Wright Kenneth Zimmer Kathy Zuba Dion Clemente undressing for school. 89 Deanna Fetzner asking for a hall pass. Clubs and Student Council Officers: Pres. Peter Hathaway, Vice Pres. Charles Kader, Coor. Sec. Carolyn Jordan, Rec. Sec. Charleen Aydt, and Tres. Manny The Stage Band calmly poses for their picture. national Honor Society Officers: Brenda Lassman, Ann Fatter, Melissa Mather, and Rob Penpeck. Reaching new Morning Yearbook Staff: John Corbin, Michelle Smith, and Mr. Minzenber- ger. Organizations Varsity Cheerleading Captains: Karlyn Schultz, and Mary Beth Wagner. District Choir: Kristen Zebroski, Tim Jordan, and Sue Dever. The key behind any successful club or organization is participation. Without participation clubs could not function. This is not the case here at Strong Vin- cent. The students take an active part in every facet of school life and that includes clubs. From the Student Council to the Ski Club, students enjoy a wide variety of scholastic and intramural activities. If there is any one thing that reflects the pride and spirit we have in our school, it is our clubs and organizations. Business Club Officers: Kim Mickson, Erica Stewart, and Tina Sansom, Miss Flana- gan. Destinations 91 national Honor Society First Row: Manny Hamme, Melissa Mather, Brenda Lassman, Karlyn Schultz, Onk- ham Rattanaphasouk, Pete Hathaway, David Joseph. Second Row: Julie Roberts, Rob Serafini, Rob Penpek, Bob Teriberry, Hick Mong. Third Row: Pat Parra, David An- tolik, Mike Firch, Chris Krupinski, Ken Clausen, Ann Fatter. This year's inductees had the pleasure of Republican Sen. John Hines as guest speaker at this year's cere- mony. The HHS members were busy in several pro- jects. The annual Monte Carlo Hight was successful and the proceeds went to Genetics Unlimited which works to provide children with genetic defects gifts at Christmas. The HHS also helped in the renovation of Col. Strong Vincent's statue in Gettysberg national Park. Officers: Top (I to r): President; Brenda Lassman, Ann Fatter, Trea- surer; Bottom: Melissa Mathers, Secretary,- Rob Penpek, Vice- President. Student Council Top Row: (L to R): P. Parra, J. Qibbins, J. Alberico, P. Sala, B. Bello, B. Bailey, C. Rrupinski, B. Loper, B Johnson, D. Swanson, D. Massey, Second Row: D. Alexander, C. Rader, D. Antdik, J. Roberts, R. Pen- pek, A. Brookhouser, C. Aydt, C. Pope, J. Lyons, T. Ost. Third Row: C. Jordan, J. Johns, J. Courtney, S. Dever, M. Hamme, P. Hathaway, D. Tregaskis, D. Massing, Q. Shah. Bottom: T. Giuilianelli, E. McCar- thy, B. Lassman, C. Fisher, W. Lobaugh, C. Harper, J. Minor. This year's Student Council proved to be the best one in several years. The Home- coming dance, sponsored by Student Council, was the biggest one to date. It was held at the Maennechor Club down- town. Student Council also helped in the fire-awareness program at Vincent and the annual food-can drive. Officers: Top (L to R): Pete Hathaway. President; Chuck Rader, Vice-President; Carolyn Jordan, Corresponding Secretary; Bottom: Charleen Aydt, Recording Secretary; Manuel Hamme, Treasurer. 93 Spokesman Staff Bottom Row 1 to r: M. Mong, Mrs. Mussara, M. Hamme, K. Clausen, C. Aydt, J. Smith. 2nd Row: R. Sack, D. Antolik, B. Lassman, M. Weindorf, S. Rung, L. Dickens, K. Shultz. 3rd Row: P. Sala, R. Penpek, P. Seib, J. Lassman, C. Krupinski, H. Lutz, M. Skrupski, A. Renner, M. Pirch. Bottom: Copy Editor - Mick Mong, Editor - Ken Clausen, Pho- tography Editor - Manny Hamme. Top: Assistant Editor - Char- Mrs. Mussara says What leen Aydt, Art Editor - Christopher Krupinski. now? Dave displays one of his yearbook talents. Rob Penpek in his pay attention pose. Each year the Spokesman Staff is responsible for putting together a yearbook that is both enjoyable and full of great memories. Once again this year was no exception. The yearbook staff is made up of the advisor, Jessica Musana; editor, Ken Clausen; assistant editor, Charleen Aydt; copy editor, Mick Mong and various other students who work exceptionally well together. Each individual student specializes in a certain occu- pation; copy-writing, layouts, typing and artwork. Although each student is usually assigned to a certain job, everyone gets a chance to express their feelings and ideas by working on different assignments. This year's Spokesman Staff hopes that the 1986-87 yearbook will remind its students of the great times they shared; and that it will bring back many fond memories of yet another fine year at Strong Vincent. 94 Launches School Memories The Spokesman gives nick, Heidi, Pete, Charleen and Stacy something to smile about. Mark is caught doing a layout. Playtime in class for Chris and Jim. Yeah, I'm relaxing. So what?'' Yearbook's longest running couple - Kar- lyn and Mike. 95 Yearbook Sales First Row: (L-R): M. Sherlock, M. Fox, T. Grafius, C. Krystek, M. Smith, C. Rivera, R. Champion, N. Leopold, Second Row: J. Kennedy, H. Gulsti, M. Phillips, G. Pacy, D. Tregaskis, S. Dever, J. Courtney, J. Minor, B. Terryberry, J. Jackson. Third Row: J. Corbin, K. Zebrowski, M. Wagner, K. Hamme, M. Dimarco, B. Bello, J. Crock, F. Wazaluski, D. Baney, Fourth Row: S. Bolaski, T. Alessie, M. Firch, R. Penpek, C. Ulrich, J. Keyes, P. Parra, R. Thompson, P. Sala. Every year a homeroom representative is chosen to be in charge of selling the Spokesman. The task of this representative is to take yearbook orders and to turn them in to Mr. Minzenberger. The yearbook representative is also in charge of taking orders for carnations during the annual sale held every Febru- ary. Finally we'd all like to thank this year's group of yearbook representatives for their participation in making the 1986-87 Spokesman a major success. Morning Yearbook Every year a few selected students, chosen by director Carl Minzenberger, take part in a class called Morning Yearbook. The three people involved in this special class are in charge of putting together yearbook orders and making the yearbook deliveries in May. The class orga- nized a very successful candy sale that helped to lower the cost of this year's SPOKESMAn. Morning Yearbook also organized and sponsored the annual Carnation Sale held once a year during the Valentine's Day holiday. We'd all like to extend our thanks to the Morning Yearbook for their help in making this year's Spokesman a huge suc- cess. 96 Jon Corbin, Michele Smith, Mr. Min- zenburger Business Club First Row: (L to R): A. Bailey, D. Huegel, M. Thomas, A. Qalleur, T. Sansom. Second Row: Ms. Flanagan, S. Dimarco, L. Iarussi, T. Sanders, C. Rivera. Third Row: R. Flegal, H. Jaycox, K. Chandler, T. Battles, E. Stewart. The Business Club is a highly organized group of students that are aiming for high goals in the business world. The Business Club is made up of students participating in Miss Flanagan's typing and steno classes. The club meets about once a month for im- portant meetings to dicuss future business careers and efficient organization fund rais- ers. The club has total responsibility and use of the front hall bulletin boards. The club uses the front hall bulletin boards to emphasize the brightness of the future n the American Business world. High - Q First Row: M. Skarupski, P. Hathaway, M. Hamme, D. Mas- sing. Second Row: Mrs. Palmisano, R. Clausen, Massing. Second Row: Mrs. Palmisano, K. Clausen, C. Krystel, Mrs. Heed. Advisor; Ms. Flanagan, Tina Sansom, Rim Hixon, Erika Stewart. This year's High - Q team earned a one win, one loss record. While losing to powerful northeast, the squad was vic- torious against Villa Maria Academy. The captain was Pete Hathaway. It con- sisted of four seniors, one junior and three sophomores. Congratulations to the 1986 High - Q team. 97 Varsity Cheerleaders Top: Mona Cole, Tonia Carlson, Grace Dollinger, Debbie Tregaskis. Bottom: Trade Stancliff, Jennifer Kraut, Melissa Mather, Mary Wagner, Karlyn Schultz. 98 Co-Captain: Mary Beth Wagner. Captain: Karlyn Schultz Soar To Our Hearts Grace Dollinger, Tonia Carlson, Mona Cole, Mary Beth Wagner, Debbie Tregaskis, Karlyn Schultz, Traci Stancliff, Melissa Mather, Jennifer Kraut. Strong Vincent was fortu- nate to have the services of the cheerleaders once again. The dedicated squad began in June when they attended the Collegiate Cheerlead- ing Camp and received the spirit stick for the most enthusiastic team. Led by captain Karlyn Schultz, co-captain Mary Beth Wagner and advisor Mr. Cole the force of 10 boosted the crowd as well as team morale. Senior Cheerleaders: Grace Dollinger, Melissa Mather, Mary Beth Wagner, Karlyn Schultz. Karlyn Schultz, Grace Dollinger, and Mona Cole have spirit to spare. J.V. Cheerleaders, and ... (L to R): Eileen DiNicola, Cori White, Helen Michali, Kim Kraus, Pam Jackson, Eryn Smith, Amy Schaeffer, Heather Gaczkowski. Let's get fired up. 100 More J.V. Cheerleaders Why is Amy not in rhythm with the rest of the squad? J.V. Cheerleaders: giving all they got. Heather and Kim get the crowd rowdy. Tio, no, Helen, you're looking the wrong way. This year's J.V. Cheerleading squad was composed of 7 freshmen and 1 sophomore. The girls began practice in the summer in preparation for the J.V. football and basket- ball season. They attended a collegiate cheerleading camp at Edinboro University in late June and Mr. Cole acted as their advisor. All of this year's cheerleaders worked very hard at learning their cheers and once again shared a very enjoyable season. Singer s Voices Choir - L to R: T. Harvey, K. Zebroski, T. Lutz, A. Renner, D. Tregaskis, M. Malone, E. McCarthy, C. Thorpe, P. Ott J. Smith, C. McGee, A. Bailey, S. Dever, Mr. Grotowski. Row 2: L. Harvey, T. Stephans, Y. Lee, S. Coleman, C. Pope, C. Jordan, L. Dillon, S. Johnson, M. Rogers, L. Green, K. Pope, L. Boyd, C. Reisenweber, M. Cole, C. Aydt, M. Leone M. Malone. Row3: R. Harris, B. Desmans, A. Barnes, T. Jordan, J. Hayes, R. Joyce, D. King, D. Montgomery, R Alqier G. Logan. Missing: J. Colwell, D. Michalak, T. Booth, S. Harris, T. Mangoni, R. Meyer. Chorus - L to R: Sitting - C. Walker. Row 1: Y. Musta, T. Noble, P. Berry, K. Cleaver, V. Shaffer, T. O'lone, K. Oliver, I. Prindle, E. Diliicola, Mr. Grotkowski. Row2: H. Holmes, Y. Lee, N. Lofton, M. Czameki, A. Galleur, J. Sullivan, L. Hubert, B. Hoover, S. Cole, H. Joint, G. Smith, M. Orseni. Row 3: B. Pattet, C. Perry, T. Eagle! N. Kowlewski, M. Hall, M. Bowles, P. Ellis, M. Santiago, D. Fetzner, M. Myers, K. Dick, J. Kaufmann, M. Goda, D.Kuehne. Missing: K. Patterson, T. Hues, D. Seieren. Soar over School. Madrigals (L to R): K. Zebroski, T. Lutz, A. Rennar, D. Tregaskis. Row 2: E. McCarthy, M. Malone, C. Jordan, L. Dillan, S. Johnson, C. Aydt, S. Dever. Row3: B. Desmaris, T. Jordan, J. Keyes, D. Montgomery, R. Algier, Mr. Qrotowski. Chorus: The Strong Vincent dirt's Chorus has had a busy year! In addition to school concerts, the chorus performed at various sites in the community and was seen and heard on the Christmas Eve Broadcast on Channel 12. Choir: The Strong Vincent Concert Choir has been very active. The choir performed at various functions throughout the year and was seen and heard on the Christmas Eve Broadcast along with the other performing groups of the Music Department. This year, Mr. Qrotkowski assumed the direction of the Strong Vincent Choral Department and has thoroughly enjoyed this new role. He looks forward to the continued development of choral activities here at Strong Vincent. 103 District Choir (L to R): K. Zebroski, T. Jordan, S. Dever. Musicians Making Stage Band - Mr. Grotowski (Standing), Row 1: B. Walker, K. Ramey, A. Barr, S. Czamecki, D. Elia- son, D. Eliason. Row 2: R. Snyder, J. Johnson, J. Minor, B. Smith, J. Minor, S. Knight, E. Tucker, D. Alexander, J. Grand. Row 3: S. Grucza, D. Adams, D. Swanson, R. Messanger, R. Dever, J. Tho- mas, J. Romanski, P. Menzel, S. Ramsey, R. Kuffer. All members are not pictured. The high caliber mu- sicians that belong to the stage band ob- viously enjoy per- forming. Along with the Strong Vincent Marching Band, this group was frequently featured at this year's pep rallies. In addition to the school concerts, the Strong Vincent Stage Band also performed at various functions throughout the en- tire Erie community. We here at Vincent are all looking for- ward to hearing more from this group in the future. The dedicated stu- dents who belong to the Strong Vincent Orchestra have had a busy year. In addi- tion to performing at school concerts the orchestra provided holiday entertain- ment at both' the Central Mall and Mill- creek Mall. Along with the other musi- cal performing groups, the orches- tra was featured on W.I.C.U. Channel 12 on Christmas Eve. We all are looking forward to many more entertaining performances by this outstanding and very talented group of Co- lonels. S. V. Drumline - (L. to R.) B. Loper, P. Santone, G. Lieder, J. White, S. Cortes, J. Santone. Xylophone player - D. Burns. 104 Beautiful Music. District Band - sitting: Joe Graml. Standing: Roger Blow, Bugles, Blow! Messenger, Kevin Ramey. Orchestra - Row 1: J. Krupinski, A. Carpenter, T. Petroff, D. Adams, K. Senz, J. Mattix, J. Johns. Row 2: Mr. Qrotowski, J. Zebroski, P. Tang, P. Walker, C. Krystek, J. Oiglio, K. Zebroski. Row3: E. Reider, J. Hail, T. Kuel, J. Brady. District Orchestra - sitting: Caroline Kruptek, Kelly Senz, Dave Adams. 105 S. V. Marching Band Row 1: Drum Major R. Messenger, Asst. Drum Major • T. Troutman R. Sweeney, K. Kraus. R. Fijal. D. Kcmercr. P. Ellis, R. Fijal, L. Green, D. Bancy. R. Quinn, S. DiMarco, S. Devcr, Row 2. J. McAlister, M. Orsini, E. Torain. P. Santonc. B. Lopcr, D. Dandrca. M. Figerolla, D. Smith, A. Barr, S. Czamecki. P. Walker, K. Senz Row 3: D. Eliason. J. Santonc. J. Licdcr. S. Cortes. J. White, M. Meyers, P. Grey, R. Hauser. P. Menzel, C. Slater, D. Eliason. Row 4: J. Lawton. K. Ramsey, h. Foster. C. Ullo. B. Smith. G. Johnson. W. Gardner. R. Allegier. Row 5: J. Reeder, J. McFadden. S. Knight. J. Minor. J. Watkins, E. Tucker. S. Ramsey. J. Thomas. R. Kuffer. D. Burns. J. Romanski, D. Swanson. D. Adams, L. Dine. Row 6: D. Clemente, S. Dine. R. Corbin, D. Alexander. R. Dever. S. Grueza, J. Newman. R. Wise, R. Perry. Row 7: J. Johns. J. Courtney, E. DiMicola, C. White, L. Boyd, Y. Lee, S. Johnson, C. Rciscnwcbcr. S. Rung, S. Cole. K. Pearson. D. Kuhne. C. McGee, Banner: H. McAllic, T. O Lone. K. McGinnett. C. Clever, P. Berry . The Strong Vincent Marching Band enjoyed another successful season this year. In his third year as director of the Marching Colonels ' Mr. Grotkowski is justifi- ably proud of his students and of their accomplish- ments. The band provided half-time entertainment at home football games as well as at the game in Ashtabula. The band also participated in five show competitions and these were Academy, McDowell, Harborcreek, Titusville and Fairview. In addition the band presented a porch- front concert to honor Colonel strong Vincent. The mar- ching band wishes to extend its thanks to Miss Savoc- chio who oversaw the delicious lunches at band camp and to Miss Williams and Mrs. Huzinec who served as chaperones during the season. 106 Drum Major - Roger Messenger Marching Toward Band members find time to relax. Pam Ellis waves to her fans. S.V.'s production of A Chorus Line. Pon Poms members in the stands? Dancing in the dark. 107 Auxiliary Units Take Pom Pons and Twirlers - Row 1: S. Dever, D. Kemerer, P. Ellis. Row 2: Ko Kraus, Twirler Captain - Diane Kemerer J. McAlister, S. DiMarco, R. Quinn, L. Green, P. Walker. Row3: R. Fijal, R. Sweeney, E. Torrain, N. Tigal, M. Orsini, K. Senz, D. Baney. Pom Pons: Captain - Pam Ellis, Co-Captain - Sue Dever and Sue DiMarco. The Strong Vincent Auxiliary Unit is made up of the twirlers, pom pons, rifles, colorguard, and A-line, each lending their own spe- cial talent to making the marching band a success. Each individ- ual group worked extra hard this year to perfect their routines and to learn their drills, striving to achieve excellence on the field. The auxiliaries accompanied the marching band on every occasion, proving themselves to be a very dedicated and organzied team. Mot only did they help to show off the instrumentalists, but proved themselves to have a style all their own. 108 Kim Kraus turns her nose up at the cameraman. To The Sky. Colorguard - Row 1: C. McGee, J. Johns. Row 2: J. Courtney, D. Kuehen, E. DiPficola, Renee Tygal prepares for a C. White, S. Rung, S. Cole, C. Reisenwebber. Row 3: L. Boyd, Y. Lee, S. Johnson, K. Pear- cartwheel, son, H. McAlley, T. Olen, K. McGinnet, C. Cleaver, P. Jackson, P. Beary. Colorguard: Co-Captain - Jody Courtney, Captains - Jenny Johns and Chris McGee. Colorguard in formation. On field performance. 109 Colonel Staff Presses Row 1: Melissa Matthers, Kim Thurlow, Dave Strenio, Debbie Wright, Row 2: Chris Fisher, Gary Zurn, Christie LePak, Dana Massing, Row3: Bob Teriberrey, Tom PetrofF, Krista Hamme, Bill Teriberrie, Rashelle Allen, Pete Hathaway, Tony Godzwa. Won't you please be Pete's neighbor. 110 Bob Teriberrie is happy, there's a sale at Sears. On To The Stars Well isn't that special. Don't disturb Gary, he's thinking. The advisor: Miss Weschler. This year's Colonel Staff was well organized and a better production record than in recent years. Under the advice of Mrs. Christine Weschler this year's newspaper excelled. One of it's highlights was the feature that asked S.V. students to help the Posten Family after their tragic fire. The Staff included Rachelle Allen, Melissa Matther, KimThurlow, Gary Zum, Bob Teriberry, Chris Fisher, Tony Godzwa, Krista Hamme, Christa LePak, Dana Massing, Veronica McWilliams, Tom Petroff, David Stre- nio. Bill Teriberry, and Debbie Wright. The Editor was Pete Hathaway. Ill Language Clubs Members of the Spanish Club are: K. Cleaver, M. Wagner, D. Tregaskis, S. Rung, Q. Shaw, M. Swiderski, R. Sweeney, J. Smith, D. Fetzner, P. Ceparski, K. Perry, D. Mont- gomery, S. Hutchinson, T. Grafius, D. Massey. Members of the French Club are: S. Salvi, J. Adarki, J. Courtney, n. Caserta, T. Soyhausen, C. Lehr, S. Unger, Y. Fall, J. Clemens, K. Senz, M. Cole, O. Rattanphaseuk, B. Lassmen, M. Fox, J. Krupinski, J. Lawton, J. Lawton, P. Schepner, D. Kuehne, S. Cole, M. Orsini, C. McGee, M. Petroff, C. Krypinski, J. Zebroski, A. Carpenter, K. Pearson, P. Montroy, C. White, S. Cole, M. Whitlow, K. Dick. The 1986-1987 Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Hogan, accomplished many worthwhile activities. Through the use of car washes, festivals and participa- tion of members, the club raised money which in part was donated to certain organizations. The executive board includes President, David Montgomery; Vice- President, Mary Beth Wagner; Treasurer, Douglass Mas- sey; Secretary, Krista Perry; and Action-Commission Chairperson, Jessica Smith. The 1986-1987 French Club experienced a won- derful tum-a-round this year. The size of the club increased noticeably. The group participated in events such as the national Honor Society Holiday Bazzar by selling French foods. Christopher Kru- pinski, President of the Club says, I'm very glad to see what appeared to be a nonexistent club re- turn to a size like this. Miss Weschler's guidance and support as advisor also helped to generate the large success the club has seen. 112 Members of the Dante Club are: D. Massing, C. Kristek, C. Walker, S. Kin- near, K. Kaiser, M. Lehman, S. Bucarelli. The Dante Club is made up of students who are interested in the Italian culture. The club's members include: Silvana Bucarelli, Mia Lehman, Sue Kinear, Dana Massing, Caroline Kristek, Karen Robson. They are advised by Mr. Nino Bucarelli and do many activities by themselves. They some- times join forces with the Trench c Spanish club to do International activi- ties. Model U.ri. The participants in Model U.N. are: M. Skarupski, M. Wagner, K. Hamme, E. Kaufman, J. Kraut, M. Hamme, J. Keyes, C. Lepak, K. Cleaver, Q. Shah, N. Leopold. The Model United Nations'' consists of delegations of students from participating area high schools. It's main purpose is to foster a better understanding of what the U.N. is and what it does. This is done by having a selected number of student representing a country where they then deal with the country's problem. 113 This year's Model U.N. team represented Indonesia and was supervised by Mr. Case. First and Second Semester Monitors Row 1: J. hike, T. Carleson, T. Sounethone, P. Jackson, H. Michali, D. Rice, E. McCarthy, W. Loubough, J. Krupinski, H. Sayers. Row 2: E. Smith, A. Barr, S. Dever, R. Johnston, J. Haglowski, J. Spanggard, M. Lambing, C. Lehr, H. Leopold, J. Martin, A. Davis, M. Phillips. Row 3: L. DeDineseo, M. Michalski, D. Elaison, E. Pititti, J. McPadden, F. Wasieulewski, C. Wolny, V. Kaberlein, B. Lassman, R. Fijal, J. Docs, G. Askins, E. Kuhn, J. Crock. Top Row: C. White, A. Schaeffer, S. Czamecki, K. Dick, A. Carpenter, Kim Chandler, A. Alessi, MB. Wagner, R. Brockway, A. Harris, R. Flegal, A. Fash, J. Courtney, G. Kindle. J. Bowers, G. Garbaloff. Row 1: Tracy Campbell, Amy Renner, Cathy Vilella, Rhonda Champion, Sue DiMarco, Jodi Courtney, Gary Zum. Row 2: Phoebe Walker, Pete Hathaway, Y. Lee, Michelle Bardo, Shelly Sines, Jill Vommaro, Abby Lukens, Melissa Malone, Charlene Aydt. Row 3: Manny Hamme, Rick Hile, Loretta Dickens, Stephanie Fureyz, Karen Agens, David Josehp, Ann Fatter, Rob Penpek, Bob Serafini, Mark Leone, David Strenio, Karlyn Schultz, Mike Firch. Row 4: Ed Lambing, Doug Macey, John Vommaro, Dave Montgomery. Row 5: Hick Mong, Ken Clausen, Joey Graml, James Keys. Hot Pictured: Dave Antolik. Be a monitor. Get out of Issues ' everyone says. Surprise! Monitors have work too. They pick-up absentee lists, distribute attendance lists, run errands for the front office, guidance counselors, and for the nurse. The library monitors reshelve the books and make out over due slips. The school monitors save a lot of time for others. Thanks for your help. 114 Stage Crew If you are in need of any video or audio equipment, call on the stage crew. Mr. Plavcan advises our highly responsible stage crew. The young men and wom- en are experienced on the main- tenance of our film projects, not to mention the light and audio during the assemblies. The fac- ulty also depends on them to de- liver supplies when they are needed. Steve LaKari, Ron Askins, David Joseph, Lisa Homik. Peer Jury Clockwise: Pete Hathaway, Brenda lassman, Melissa Mather, Amy Renner. Peer Jury are students who meet in the Court House twice each month. They act as judges to the cases ofju- veniles who have pleaded guilty to their crimes and have chosen to come before the peer jury instead of normal probation. They may receive a sentence of writing a paper, touring the county jail or detention center, or doing community service work. This system is relatively effective even though it is the first of its kind in the state. 115 Ski Club The 1986-87 Ski Club made eight adventurous trips to glorious Peak n' Peak. Arran- gements were made by Pres- ident Eric Kauffmon and Vice President David Antolik. Other members include Mike Firch, Brian Bello, Carrie Altman and Mia Lae- man. Each Thursday the team would take a Bluebird to the Peak. The benefits are summarized in Mike Firch s statement Skiing helps re- lieve the pressures of school work. Front (L - R), Eric Kaufmenn, Cari Altman, David Antolik, Eileen McCarthy, John Alberico, Mia Lehman, Brian Bello. Back: Tim Malinowski, James Parker, Mike Firch, Rob Penpeck, Dave Rice, Rick Brockway. Autographs 116 Flying at Peggy Maughn is falling asleep. Tammy Troutman goes up for the spike. Jim Dandrea, Fore!' Mike Piolan eludes an- other centuar. S. V.'s City Champ Water polo team. T h e Dana Massing serves an The Colonel's soccer team breaks for the goal. ace. s p e e d Brenda Lassman is awaiting the pitch. Sue Kinnear is showing great form as she tees off. This year's sports teams were characterized by improvement in many ath- letics. The football, golf, basketball, softball, and baseball teams gained respect of their opponents. Strong Vincent's supporters should be thanked for their strong attendance to sporting events throughout the year. Their spirit is evidence of the im- proving programs of the various athletic teams. The enthusiasm should carry over into following years. With renewed pride, Vincent fans can once again be glad to be part of Colonelmania. ■«r— Cuong Pham is about to score a goal. Carolyn Jordan returns the serve. Of Light 119 Colonel Gridders Front Row: Pat Parra, John Trohoske, Rick Hills, Armond Rocco, Dave Rice, Kevin Scharrer, Fred Watts. 2nd Row: Jim Parker, Mike Firch, John Ferraro, Sonny Carson, Rick Miller, Brian Dobmeir, Vic Petrusso, Tony Quinn, Brian Johnson, Rob Thompson, Chris Ulrich. 3rd Row: Pete Sala, Chris Kaeberlein, Tim Malinowski, Tim Bodamer, Sean Carl- son, Jeff Gibbons, Steve LaKari, Rick Meyer, Dave Silvis, Darryl Crosby. Sonny Carson dusts a Centaur defender. The 1986 Strong Vincent Football Team made a great improve- ment from 1985. Although the team's record was 4 wins and 6 losses, every game was a hard fought contest. Led by a de- fense that recorded 3 shutouts and an offense that quadrupled 1985's point production, the Colonel's opponents knew they had been in a battle. Keyed by a rushing attack that featured Sonny Carlson (473 yds.), Mike Nolan (5.4 avg.), and Tony Quinn (435 yds.), the Co- lonel's pounded out 1,489 rushing yards. Dave Rice led the aeri- al assault by connecting on 46 passes and 6 touchdowns. On the receiving end of those passes were Chris Ulrich (2 TD's), Pete Sala (15.3 avg.) and Darryl Crosby (11.4 avg.). Colonels stack-up another Centuar. The defense was spearheaded by many players, includ- ing Pat Parra (77 tackles), Steve LaKari (64 tackles), Ar- mond Rocco (64 tackles), Dave Silvis (2 interceptions) and Tim Malinowski (47 tackles), next year, Strong Vin- cent can look to better things with the return of a strong junior class and intense spirit. 120 Improve With Age Tony Quinn strives for extra yardage. 121 J. V. Gridders: Row 1: E. Hernandez, T. Giulanelli, n. Wolfram, J. Malinowski. Row 2: V. Harvey, C. Smithey, D. Ashton, P. Ferraro, T. J. Robie, G. Johnson. Row 3: A. J. Flash, B. Lee, J. Orlando, W. Bailey, E. Kuhn, T. Weary, B. Wilson D Clemente J. Holt. The 1986 Strong Vincent J. V. Football Team captured the city school championship for the second straight year. The little colonels posted 3-1-1 Metro record and a 3-3-1 over- all record. Led by sophomore Tony Weary, Dennis Clement and Geoff Johnson, the team suffered only one Metro loss against Prep. Freshman Dave Ashton, Bob Lee, Eric Kuhn, Jeff Holt and Steve Malinowski are among 20 players who are expected to lead the junior varsity squad next year. 122 Take High Aim Dave Ashton makes another outstanding play. Eric Kuhn outruns a Warren defender. Tony Weary pushes teammate Bob Lee forward for ex- tra yards. 123 Varsity Hoopster Dana Massing, Regina Quinn, Threse Marmio, Yvonne Lee, Brenda Gray, Patricia Gray, Michelle Parmen- ter, Kim Thurlow, Erica Stewart, Dawn King, Barb Hime, Peggy Maughn, DeAnna Zazado, Kelly Dick, and Mr. Amendola. The girls on the bench watch the game intensely. Yvonne Lee is up for the rebound. Shoot for Improvement Yvonne Lee appears to be handing Threse Marmio looks to pass the the ball to another player, ball. Dawn King calls out the play before releas- ing the ball. Dawn King attempts to pass around her oppo- nent. Barb Mime stretches over her oppo- nents for the ball. The girl's Varsity Basketball team, though not blessed with numbers, played to the best of their ability. Yvonne Lee led the team in rebounds and points with 140 rebounds and 200 points. Oth- er steady performers include Barb Hime, Kimberly Thurlow, Margaret Maughn and Yvette Lee. The girls are congratu- lated for their dedication and effort put forth this year. 125 Colonel Hoopsters Fly Row 1: R. Joyce, J. Dandrea, J. Vieira, D. Oatis, T. Harper, R. Penpek, L. Collins, Row 2: Coach Cachione Coach Plinn, B. Collins, R. Pacley,-, P. Parra, D. Crosby, T. Smith, C. Ulrich, K. Cahill, J. Keyes, R. Harris, Coach Hollis Coach Delsandro. The 1986-87 Strong Vincent Basketball team had another outstanding season behind good defense and team play. Tim Smith led the team averaging 16.8 points and 8.8 rebounds per game. Dean Oatis and Chris Ulrich were next averaging 10 points a piece while Oatis also had 100 assists. Tony Harper, Pat Parra and Ulrich keyed a defense that frustrated many teams. The success of the offense was unselfishness that al- lowed the well meshed team to perform as a whole. 126 Tony Harper puts the D on a McDowell Trojan. To Hew Heights Darryl Crosby looks for an open man The Colonel Basketball team sitting on the edge of their seats.'' 127 J.V. Hoopsters Row 1: Matt Orlando. Bob Mime, William Sansom, Jason Mirror. Dave Ashtin. Eric Jones. Geoffry Boehn. Row 2: Jamie Corck, Kevin Rowland, Everett Tucker. Danny Bruce, Eric Kuhn, Dan Rocco, Mike Blanks, Lauem Nickeeson, Ken Blanks, Asst. Coach. Row 3: John Caccione, Coach. Dave Ashtin looks for someone to pass the ball to. Danny Rocco should take up running. William Samson looks over his possible op- tions. This year's Junior Varsity Basketball Team had a very exciting season. They finalled out with 15 wins 7 losses being 1st in the City Series 2nd in Metro. The major people on the team included lead scorers, Mike Blanks and Bob Hime, Dan Roc- co, Dave Ashton, Eric Kuhn, William Sanson. There were impressive efforts by Matt Orlondo, Dan Bruce, Everett Tucker, and Jason Minor. Plow that Coach Cacchoine has settled in, next year should be banner. Charge Through Metro Front Row: Cathy Wolny, Becky Kouwalacyzk, Cherri Chruley, Crystal Elleison. Back Row: Julie Kosoriek, Vicki Kaberlien, Brenda Gray, Marrissa Phillips, John Vogel, Coach. Cathy shows good defense posi- tion. Julie practices keeping her balance. Under the direction of Mr. John Vogel, this was an interesting season. With three freshmen in the li- neup, it was an excellent learning experience. The two sophomore starters, Julie Kosiorek and Brenda Gray, led the team in scoring, each con- tributing over 150 points for the season. Despite their record, the players considered it a successful year. They look forward to building on the experi- ence they gained in hopes of being a terror in the Metro league next year. 129 This ref. shows Marrissa who to shoot the ball to. Colonel Spikers Yvonne Lee leaps to new Front Row: Yvette Lee, Yvonne Lee, Brenda Lassman. Top Row: Brenda heights Grey, Tracy Grafius, Carolyn Jordan, Tammy Troutman, Linda Mack, Lori larussi, Patricia Grey. Linda Mack re- turns an oppo- nent's serve. Captain Brenda Lassman shows why she holds that position. Brenda prepares to feed a hungry colonel spiker. The 1986 Volleyball team was proud to end the season with the City Champ Title. In past years the trophy has been given to the wrong school when S.V. has been deserving of it. And, as the case of other seasons, the trophy is still floating around the school district. Probably by the end of this school year it will land in our S.V. trophy case. Coach, Mrs. Davis, and the dedicated team, begins their hard practices during the last month of summer vacation. Lori larussi, leaps with the best. 130 The team was a rebuilding one, with only 3 starting Seniors and some players on both Varsity and J.V. Varsity members included: CoCaptains, Brenda Lassman and Tammy Troutman, Patty Grey, Brenda Grey, Lori larussi, Yvonne Lee. Carolyn Jor- dan, Tracy Grafius. and Linda Mack. Fly To New Heights Front Row: Yvette Lee, Mookda Bowers, Toy Qounethone, Tiffany Martin. Top Row: Terry Honey, Sandra Martin, Yvonne Lee, Linda Mack, Jackie Brasco, Lisa Brasco, Beth Romaro The J.V team played to gain experi- ence and at the same time had a win- ning season. They played all the other city J.V. teams and participated in the McDowell tournament, playing teams from all over the country. Members in- cluded: Terry Honey, Sauncha Martin, Yvonne Lee, Linda Mack, Jaci Brasco, Lisa Brasco, Beth Romaro, Mookda Bowers, Toy Sounethone, and Tiffany Martin. Sandra Martin sets the Colonel at- tack. Waiting is the hardest part of the game for Linda. The Colonel's take time out during a heated match. 131 S. V. Marathon Men Mike Lupichuk is a little wet behind the ears. Tony Godzwa is pumped for the sprint to the finish. Christopher Krupinski has the speed of the fastest creature. Manny Hamme takes a fast comer. Jim Lassman is showing his in- tensity. 132 While Coach Anderson watches the action. Bob Bemis has eyes for other things. The girl's season started out at a slow pace, but that pace quickly picked up. The various members of this energetic team are Cari-Ann Altman, Jennifer Jo Krupinski, and Wendy Lee Lobaugh. These girls ran up to their full potential but finished in a heartbreaking score of 0-7, beause they did not have the official number of runners. The girls are antici- pating another fun year of seasonal gain. Fly On Course Peter Hathaway s usu- Back Row: Manager Bob Bemis, Pete Hathaway, Christopher Krupinsi, Manny Ham- al running face. my. Manager Charlene Aydt. Front Row: Mike Lupichuk, Mark Dumin, Bill Attaman, Tony Qodzwa, Jim Lassman. The Boy's Varsity Cross-Country Team fin- ished with their 4th city title in as many years with a 5-2 record. Peter Hathaway, a senior and team captain, led the team by placing first in all but one metro meet, harrier Hathaway also won the Section Meet as the team cap- tured 3rd place. Hathaway also fared well in the Rochester - McQuaid Invitational, the Dis- trict 10 meet and advanced to the state finals. Other senior standouts were Manuel Hamme, the team's second speediest, and the squad's third man, 4-year veteran Christopher Krupin- ski. These three seniors all had personal rec- ords this year and will be sadly missed by the underclassman runners. Although no juniors ran this year, four sopho- mores put on the spikes.'' These sopho- mores included James Lassman, who has the speed of a Kentucky Race Horse,'' accord- ing to coach Phil Anderson. Rounding out the tenth grade were members Mike Lupichuk, Tony Qodzwa, and Marc Dumin. Coach An- derson, who will be entering his fourth year as CC - coach is pleased to have these valu- able sophomores. He is also pleased that the team has added freshman Bill Attaman to the Rat Race squad. These five young stallions should fare well and will continue to serve as proof of the theory that you have to know pain to gain”, or as the case may be, to cap- ture their 5th straight city title. Tony Qodzwa, Jim Lassman and Bill Attaman has the competi- Mark Dumin have that winning tion beat. look. 133 Tracksters are Guided Top Row: Managers - Bruce Zeigler and Aaron F. Seib, Tony Leary, James Keyes, Ben Loper. 2nd Row: Pete Hathaway, Jim Lassman, Sonny Carson, Ken Clausen. 3rd Row: Tony Qodzwa, Christopher Krupinski, Bob Bemis, _ John Pelkowski, John Hoover. Bottom Row: Manny Hamme, Steve Campbell. Qood form and fast time are on Chris Krupinski's mind. Sonny Carson receives the baton from Ricky Joyce with determination and style. Peter Hathaway: Leader of the Pack. Bob Bemis awaits the starting com- mand. 134 Our Colonels can out ramble'' Prep for the tape. The 1986 Boy's Track and Field team per- formed very well considering the limited number of athletes. Still, they were unable to gain a victory despite hard effort. Head coach, Jim Delsandro; distance coach Phil Anderson; sprints coach, Joe Kleiner; jumps coach, Pete Prockoki; and throws coach, John Vogel led last year's spirited squad. Runners showed a big improvement from last year. Tony Quinn and Pete Hathaway ad- vanced to the District 10 meet. Due to expe- rience and enthusiasm the team looks to be a definite District 10 contender this year. By Mercury's Wings Vincent's distance trio of Jim Lassman, Marc Dumin, and John Hoover prepare to pound Prep. This year's Girl's Track Sf Field Team gave considerable effort, but ended the season without a victory. In order to compete on an equal level with other metro teams, more athletes are need- ed to participate. Headed by Jim Delsandro and assistant coaches, Phil Ander- son, Joe Kleiner, Pete Prokocki, and John Vogel, the team was well-drilled and always tried to the best of its ability. Leading the Girl's Track Team during the '86 season were Tre- lane Battles, Sandra Martin, Amy Brookhouser, Crystal Turner, and Kelly Amsden. Coach Del- sandro stresses, with more team participants and some Rick Meyer prepares to overcome another of hard work this year's team will life's hurdles, be much improved. Coach Anderson chews up the track. 135 S. V. Lumber Row 1: Rick Hills, Frank Rocco, Ed Balleuomini, Lenny Malinowski, Joe Graml, Dave Rice. Row 2: Mike Vitale, Pete Dunford, Pete Sala, Rich Sack, Chris Riazzi, Rob Sargent, Rich Adams, Joe Vieira, John Vommaro, Dave Silvis, Mr. Grandi- netti. John Vommaro awaits a Ram- bler Fastball. Rich Sack demonstrates his power swing. The Strong Vincent Baseball Team proved to be very successful last season as they clinched a D-10 AA Play-off spot for the first time in four years. The Colonels were able to play six juniors and one sophomore in a 6- 6 season. This will be of great value in the '87 campaign. Spearheading the 1986-87 Colonel attack are All- Metro 1st baseman. Rich Adams; catcher. Rich Sack and pitcher, Joe Vieira. Other baseman standouts include Pete Sala, Ed Belluomini, and infielders, Dave Rice and Dave Silvis. With a well experienced and talented team, Coach Grandinetti feels confident. The Colonels hope to challenge for City, Metro, and District 10 honors,'' coach Grandinetti said. Head Coach Grandinetti and assis- tant coaches Mike Vitale and Rich Gauriloff are looking forward to the 1987 season with high hopes and great expectations. Rocket ' Rich Adams strides into the pitch. Joe Vieira releases one of his “Muclear Knuckle Balls Co. Steals Third. Rick Hills shows his Form. Pete Sala asks Joe Vieira if he has enough bats. Lenny Malinowski makes a leaping play to save the game. Catcher, Rich Sack, prepares for a strike. Ed Belloumini bites his lip as he winds up. 137 i � rM i m « i% Ladies with Bats Hit Their MVP, Lisa Rocco, contemplates S. V. Amy Ries and Sue Kinnear: Chilling out with the S. V. softballers. strategy. Julie Roberts and Sue Kinnear take a time out from the game, next to them is a concentrating Chris Spazamy. Catcher, Lisa Rocco, holds a private conference with Coach Ron Miebauer. Within the past 10 years the Strong Vincent Softball team has become one of the most successful programs in our school. Under Coach Ron Miebauer's belt are four metro championships, numerous city titles, and a team with a reputation that spreads across the state; other softball teams waiting to be included on the long, grueling pre-season schedule. Coach Miebauer sites positive attitudes, dedication, and daily, hard practices as means to his success. The lady colonels proved themselves on the field again last year and show promise for this year as well. With only two Seniors, MVP, Lisa Rocco and Most Dedicated, Lisa Montie as leaders, the girls displayed a 7-7 1986 record, successfully capturing the City Title. Returning this year with Coach Ron Miebauer for his 11th straight ball season are ballplayers Brenda Lassman (SR.), Chris Spizamy (SR.), Tammy Troutman (SR.), Julie Roberts (SR.), Patricia Gray (JR.), Dawn King (JR.), Sue Kinnear (JR.), Peggy Maughn (JR.), Lisa Boyd (SOPH.), Angela Carr (SOPH.), Dawn Eliason (SOPH.), Barb Hime (SOPH.), Dar- een Hill (SOPH.), Dana Massing (SOPH.), Pearl Montray (SOPH.), Cara Reisenweber (SOPH.), Kelly Senz (SOPH.), and Stacy Rung (SOPH.) 138 Way To A Good Average Lisa Rocco gets ready to hit one for the onlookers. Slamming Again, Lisa Rocco. Dana Massing points out exceptional stats to Bonnie Walk- er. Conference on pitcher's mound with Lisa Rocco, Coach Miebauer, pitcher Brenda Lassman, and shortstop Dawn King. Kelly Senz' swinging her form. Playing with style against McDowell, Dawn King at bat. 139 Linksters Swing Back Row- David Antolik, Rob Penpek, Jim Dave Antolik displays his State Qualifying form. Dandrea, Front Row- John Alberico, Pete Alessi, Geoff Boehm, Scott Helsey. Geoff Boehm tunes up be- fore a match. Rob Penpek prays Alberico doesn't shank'' (again). Antolik shows his skill in Ali-Krauting. This year's Boy's Golf Team finished their season with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. They also managed to recapture the city title which they lost last year to Academy. The squad was led by seniors Daved Antolik, Rob Penpek, and John Alberico. The team scored impressive victories over Mercyhurst, Tech, and Academy. Despite los- ing three valuable seniors, next year Golf team looks very promising because of re- turning members Jim Dandrea, Scott Heisley, and Geoff Boehm. The Spokesman would like to congratulate David Antolik on qualifying for the PIAA State Golf Tournament held at the Penn State Blue Course in State College Pa. Also, a special congratulations goes out to Rob Penpek for being the first Colonel caddy ever to walk the state course. 140 Penpek warns, I'm playinq through'' John Alberico displays his superb putting stroke. Into Victory Front Row: Mry Green, Erika Stewart, Tina Sansom, Silvanna Bucarelli; Middle Row: Melissa Fox, Bonnie Walker, Stephanie Furyez, Theresa Marmino, Sue Kinnear, Coach Flanagan. Theresa and Silvanna rest after quadruple bogies. The 1986 Strong Vincent Girls Golf Team finished their season with a final record of 4-3. Under the influential coaching of Miss Patty Flanagan, the girls managed to defeat all of their city school rivals and their second city championship. Miss Flanagan comments: The girls did a great job this year. They played very well together as a team and dedi- cated much of their time and energy to win their second straight city cup in many years. The team was led by Bonnie Walker, Therese Marmino, and Sue Kinear who managed to make the District 10 playoffs. Because most of the girl's squad is returning to play next year, the girls are looking forward to next year's season with high hopes and great expectations. Stephanie and Sue: smilin' golfin' gals. Ms. Flanagan, Where's the score for the ninth hole? 141 S.V. Mariners Ride Row 1: Dan Smith, Rob Sargent, Steve Sagan, Russell Stachewicz. Row 2: Phil MacKenzie, Dale Alexander, Rob Dever, Morman Allen, Fred Loring, Charles Cuneo, Marc Dumin. Rob Sargent wonders: What is Kristen Zebrowski doing on the boys page!? The 1986 Boy's Swimming Team finished their season with a final record of 3 wins and 2 losses. The team man- aged to capture several convincing victories including a 52-19 win over a solid Academy team and an 84-49 tri- umph overTech. Seniors Rob Sargent and Phil Mackenzie paced the squad, while Russell Stachewicz, Fred Loring, and Mike Lupichuk contributed their great swimming abil- ity to the team. We'd like to wish luck to all of the boy's district 10 contestants and hope they all are victorious, next year's team should be a good one with 11 swimmers returning to competition. 142 Is Russ Stachewicz stuck to the block? Rob Sargent takes a peek out of the water just for our cameraman. Row 1: Stacy Rung, Jennifer Zebroski. Row 2: Kristen Zebroski, Stephanie Irwin, Michelle DiMarco, Goudren Haugsdaul, Cara Reisenweber, Caroline Krystek. In between swimming events, Stacy Rung finds time to announce the win- ners. The Crest of Victory Stephanie Irwin finds Goodie Haugsdahl's comment about the other team funny. While Caroline Krystek watches the meet, Mr. Blan- chard talks to himself. The 1986-87 Strong Vincent Girl's Swimming Tearn hit the 500 mark this season with a record of 3 and 3. They also captured the city championship title under Coach Blan- chard. Since most of this year's members are returning the team looks strong in the years to come. Jennifer Zebroski: Will she break another record? 143 Vincent Poloists Row 1: Jeff Gibbons, Russ Stackewicz. Row 2: Chris Ulrich, Mike Firch, Fred Lor- ing, Joe Vieira, Goody Haughsdahl. Row3: Phil Mackenzie, Charles Cuneo, Kev- in Ramey, Steve Sagan, Brian Smitz, Dan Smith, Donny Kraeski, Stephanie Ir- win. rs % • Mr. Lampe poses for the coach of the year award. Joe Vieira, Russ Stackewicz and Mike Firch leading scorers for the Colonels. The 1986 Waterpolo team had a very successful season en- route to the city title. Suffering losses only to Prep and McDowell, the colonels disposed of every other Metro foe. The team sported a 6 win, 4 loss season while achieving a perfect 6 win, no loss city record. The Colonels were loaded Goody Haughsdahl and Stephanie Irwin Water- polo Bathing Beauties. with talent, including Russ Stackiewicz, 1st team All City, and Mike Firch 2nd team All City; while Joe Vieira, Chris Ulrich and Goudren Haughs- dahl all received Honorable Mention. Coach, Greg Lampe, also deserves credit for engineer- ing another winning season. 144 Sharks of the Metro Seas Jeff Qibbens and Chris Ulrich are S. V.'s Goalies. Russ Stackewicz moves the ball down the pool. Mike Firch and Goody Haughsdahl ready to dive into action. Michael Firch getting ready to score another goal. 145 Jeff Gibbens grabs another great save. Netters Serve Up Back row: Steve Fried, Dan Smith, Brian Smith, Coach Lamont, Brian Smith goes into action. Mark Warner, Mike Copper, Brian Akus. Steve Fried goes into swing. Brian gives off a smirk Steve takes out his opponent, of death. The 1986 Strong Vincent Boys Tennis Team showed true spirit and determination. Coached by Mrs. Lamont, the squad was led by reigning, four year veteran, Mike Copper, and two year veter- an, Brian Akus, both of whom were seniors. Although the team did not do as well as anticipated, they gave it their best. With returning sophomore, Russ Stackiewicz, and freshmen, Brian Smith and Steve Fried, the team looks to be a fiery oppo- nent for next year. 146 Mediocre Season From L to R: Dana Massing, Yuppadee Bowers, Coach Dick Hogan, Phonthip and Onkham Rattanaphasouk, Car- Phonthip returns a vicious oline Krystek. serve. Caroline awaits a vicious serve. Yuppadee and Onkham compete in a doubles Dana admires Phonthip's fancy footwork, match. Caroline and Dana like to play doubles, too. The 1986 Girls Tennis Team finished their season with a record of 0-7. This year's girls Metro League was one of great strength and experience, and although the team lost all of their matches they always gave their best. Under the inspirational coaching of Mr. Hogan, the girls played very well together and always tried their best at every practice. This year's squad was led by seniors Dee Bowers and Onkham Rattanaphasouk; and de- spite losing these two valuable seniors, next year's team looks very prom- ising because of returning sophomores Dana Massing, Carrie Krystek, and many other talented young players. 147 S.V. Matmen Gary Zum shows great control over his oppo- nent. Mark Quinlan gets ready to break down his prep- pie. Jay Pollacci rides his opponent out of bounds. Bob Lee rides out his man. George Ollie prepares to pin his opponent. Sunny Carson watches the referee for his signal to start. Always Mark Windorf: pinning another opponent. on Top Gary Zum is enjoying another win. Jay Tie ' Polacci works on the edge of the mat. Dave Cunningham pressures his opponent. This year's wrestling team was marked by tremendous individual performances and an overall team improve- ment. Their overall record was 11 wins and 7 losses which included a ”4 wins, 2 losses Metro record that earned a third place finish. The 2 losses were against McDowell and Prep, which showed a 31-29 reversal to Metro cham- pion McDowell and a 33-19 loss to runner-up Prep. The individuals who earned outstanding records were Mark Weindorf (19-1), Gary Zum (21-2), Jay Polacci (16-4), George Ollie (17-5), and Jim Parker (16-9). All competed in post season action. 149 Colonel Kickers Boot Gary Zum shows good throw-in form. Chuck Swantek tries to beat the Mercyherst player to the ball. Mark Weindorf runs up field as Bert Sam Bor prepares to kick the ball. The 1986-87 Strong Vincent Boy 's Soccer Team had a tough first season. Although it was their first year together, the team showed some impressive talent. Despite their efforts, the team's record was a disap- pointing one, consisting of 1 win and 7 losses. The team's lone victory was a 2-0 shutout over a tough Mercyhurst Prep squad. Except for seniors Gary Zum and Pat Kiaddi, most of the team will be returning to play next year, Mr. Plinn coached most of the year with the exception of one game, in which Mr. Fiorelli took command. Mr. Fiorelli almost pulled off the upset of the year over a great McDowell squad but fell short 5-3. Out- standing players who will be returning to play next year include Mark Weindorf and Kevin Roland. Mr. Flinn, Gary Zum, Phil Seib, Pat Kiadii, Dal Handon, Jim Stafford, Wally Wneta, Bart Sambor, Amphone Rattanaphasouk, Charles Swantek, Mark Wein- dorf, Kevin Rowland, Pat Cyparski, Coung Pham, Ed Adams, Chanrlsak Khan- tharout. Kevin Rowland races the ball down- field. Into Metro League Kim Thurlon, Kristen Zebroski, Stacy Rung, Kathy Wolny, Kelly Senz, Julie A titanic struggle for the ball. Clemens, Wendy Lobaugh, heidi Hotelling, Jenny Kennedy, Tajha Spiegel, Lisa Dovrchow, Carrie Connors, Jen Zebroski, Margaret Lambing. The Strong Vincent Girls Soccer Team finished their first season with a record of 1-4. This season's only victory was scored over Fair- view. Because of the lack of players, the girls had to work extra hard. With the help of their coach, Mr. Jim Delsandro, the girls worked very hard and always gave their best throughout the season. With all of the underclassmen re- turning, next year's squad looks very promising. Coach Delsandro gives his plan for success. Good steal by S. V. player. Our favorite team moves the ball down field. 151 s c o a '8 6 Boys (Jolt Course SV 2' ? 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They are, however, not the only students to do this. They are a small number of students who do their scholastic best. So, to these students and to all at Strong Vincent who worked diligently and received superior grades: CONGRATULATIONS!!! Melissa Mather, Bob Serafine To: The Graduating Class Of 1987 Fellow Seniors, Weil, this is it: The last year of High School — No more getting up for school; no more classes; no more closed'' lunches. Now we can look forward to college or full time jobs. These are the good points of graduating. Now, what about the bad points? Well, for starters, there's a good chance we won't see many of our classmates again. Old friendships will end, and new ones begin. Also no more football games, pep rallies, parties at the wall , stickin , school dances, or talent shows. Neither will there be special events such as the prom and that crazy presidential debate we had two years ago. Oh, sure, I know we can still go to the football games if we want to, but it won't be the same. The cops won't order us to sit down. I also know that we can still visit our alma mater anytime we want to and go to the parties anytime we want to and so forth; but, it won't be the same. Many people say that we better enjoy high school because these are the best years of our lives, and once they're gone we ll miss them. I believe this statement. 1 also believe that regardless of whatever happens, we ll still have our memories. And, after all, that's what this yearbook is all about: remembering. I hope you enjoy. Sincerely, Ken 157 Patron List Alliance Home of Erie (P.H.A. club) Drs. Amacher, Roos, and Mozdy American Legion Rogers Israel Post II Anderson Vacuum Service Center Arfax Studio Dr. Gertrude A. Barber Dr. Robert F. Barer Bayview Auto Supply Bayview Orthopaedic Assoc., Inc. Bello's Shur-Fine Supermarket R. C. Bloomstine Agency Inc. 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Sandra Cook Wieczorek Hair Affair WJET Radio - RM 102 WJET TV 159 Index Administration....................................10 Band 8t Auxiliary............................... 106 Baseball........................................ 136 Basketball - Boy's Varsity.......................126 Basketball - Girl's Varsity..................... 124 Basketball - JV................................. 128 Board of Directors................................17 Business Club.................................... 97 Cheerleaders - JV................................100 Cheerleaders ■ Varsity............................98 Chorus...........................................102 Closing Theme................................... 156 Colonel Staff....................................110 Cross Country................................... 132 Custodial Staff.................................. 16 Dante Club...................................... 113 Dedication........................................ 6 Faculty.......................................... 12 Football - JV................................... 122 Football - Varsity.............................. 120 French Club......................................112 Freshmen......................................... 81 Golf.............................................140 Good Times........................................22 High Q........................................... 97 Homecoming Court..................................29 Homecoming Dance..................................26 Homecoming Queen................................. 28 Juniors.......................................... 61 Model U.M....................................... 113 Monitors........................................ 115 Morning Yearbook..................................96 national Honor Society........................... 92 Opening Theme................................. 4 Orchestra................................... 104 Patron Listing.............................. 158 Peer Jury................................... 114 Rallies Assemblies......................... 20 Scoreboard...................................152 Senior Class Officers.........................50 Senior Class Picture..........................46 Senior Directory............................. 52 Seniors...................................... 34 Show Choir.................................. 116 Ski Club.....................................116 Soccer...................................... 150 Softball.................................... 138 Sophomores....................................72 Spanish Club................................ 112 Spokesman Candidates......................... 31 Spokesman King 6r Queen...................... 30 Spokesman Staff.............................. 94 Stage Band.................................. 104 Stage Crew.................................. 114 Student Council.............................. 93 Student Scholars.............................154 Swimming.....................................142 Table of Contents..............................2 Tennis.......................................146 Title Page.................................... 7 Track-n- Field.............................. 134 Trend Page.................................. 117 Volleyball.................................. 130 Waterpolo................................... 144 Wrestling................................... 148 Yearbook Sales............................... 96 Acknowl edgments Advisor................................................................................. 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