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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

Operation S.V. the place: Strong Vincent High School the time: Sept. 1987 - June 1988 the objective: Success Strong Vincent High School 1330 West 8th Street Erie, PA 16502 Volume 58 1 Operation S.V.: Table of Contents Underclassmen . (Operatives at Work) Clubs and Organizations.......... page 90 (The .Syndicates') Athletics........... page 118 (Uniforms in Action) 4 5 Mr. Costello receives ’88 Yearbook Dedication Mr. Costello takes time out from his busy schedule to let us take his picture. Mr. Costello lends an ear to a concerned parent. Mr. Costello is caught sneaking through the halls. During Mr. Costello’s time at Strong Vincent (1966-1984), he was in- volved in coaching the football team along with his social studies teach- ings. Since 1986 his guidance and counseling has helped seniors and underclass students on their quest to the real world. Because of his love for history, he belongs to the National Council for Social Studies. Along with his membership to that organi- zation, he participates in Education- al Associations. Mr. Costello’s pastime is taken up by his dogs and his love for the outdoors including fishing and hunting. Our dedication recipient got his start at Cathedral Preparatory School. Mr. Costello then moved up to Gannon University to receive his Bache- lor’s in 1952. Then on he went to further his studies at Allegheny College, receiving his Master’s. Immediately after he began teaching at Jefferson Elementary. Mr. Costello transferred to Wilson Junior High School to teach his favorite subject, history. Mr. Costello made it to Strong Vincent High School in 1966, continuing to teach social studies. But Mr. Costello left us to go to Gridley Junior High School for two years before coming back to us in 1986. 7 Mr. DeMichael pretending to work. Mrs. Sebald reviews the parts of speech with 10th graders. Mr. Cole, “What do you want with me?” Mr. Gauriloff explains to his class the law of gravity. Our faculty appears to be one big happy family. ■ — ■ Faculty- Mrs. McPherson seems hap- py teaching her English class. . - � - of Intelligence — Mrs. Mastrian and Miss Williams: Faithful chemistry teachers. Mr. Minzenberger and ... Joe Paterno? Mr. Behan is caught in the act. The 1987-88 Strong Vincent faculty is cer- tainly made up of a rainbow of characters. There’s the never smiling Mr. Vickey to the forever smiling Mr. Case. No matter if they- ’re stern or a jokester, they care about what they’re doing. That’s one thing we never think about, that these teachers don’t teach us because they have to, they want to. They care whether or not we learn and go on to make something of ourselves, that’s why they push us just a little harder. One particular teacher that gave that extra little push to make the students care was Mr. Minzenber- ger. We wish him luck in his new job and we will all miss him alot. We thank the faculty for the superb job that they’ve done this year and we thank you for caring enough to teach us. Give yourself a pat on the back for putting up with us! ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ I ■ I Mr. Cole is thumbs up about his students. Principal Fiorelli Mr. Fiorelli takes a moment from his busy schedule to talk to yearbook staff members. Once again we look forward to a successful year under the leader- ship of Mr. Raymond Fiorelli. Since he came here Mr. Fiorelli has worked to improve the quality of the education we receive here at Strong Vincent. Through his efforts we have seen a renew- ed pride within our school and a greater respect from people in the community. A principal is expected to give a great deal of time to his school. Mr. Fiorelli has surpassed this expectation and has devoted most of his time in dedicated service to the students and teachers of this school. Thank you Mr. Fiorelli for your firm com- mitment and belief in Strong Vincent. Behind every great principal is a great sec- retary. 10 Assistant Principals Assistant Principal Joyce Savocchio is an individual ded- icated to community service. She served as a school teacher here before becoming assistant principal, and she also is a city-councilwoman for Erie. A true Colonel, Miss Savocchio graduated in 1961 from Strong Vincent. Her Bachelor’s degree was obtained from Mercyhurst Col- lege, and her Master’s Degree was earned at the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Miss Savocchio, despite Jier hectic schedule, still remains accessible to students. Assistant Principal Joseph Gdaniec sets a fine example for students with his impressive aca- demic credentials. Mr. Gdaniec will not crack a smile for our photographer. He graduated from Gannon University with a B.A. in mathematics. And, then continued his education at the University of Pittsburgh where he received a Masters Degree in Secondary Education. For graduate work he attended the State University of New York at Fredonia and Edinboro. Students and Faculty agree that he is a fine, helpful individual. 11 m Mrs. Altadonna: Eng.; Reading; Soc. St. Mr. Case: Econ. Gov.; Wld. Hist.; Am. Hist. 11; Model U.N. Mrs. Davis: Girls’ Health; Girls’ Phys. Ed. Ms. Dutkosky: Counselor Mr. J. Behan: Amer. Hist. 11, 11H; Erie Hist.; Eur. Hist. AP Mr. L. Behan: Eng. 10,10H; Mr. Bucarelli: Italian I, II; Wld. Geography Span. I; Eng. 10 Mr. Caserta: Fr. 1-4; Span. 2,3,4 Mr. Cole: Health; Eng.; Reading; Soc. St. . I mA Mrs. Comi: School Nurse J Mr. DeMichael: Art 1,2 Miss Flanagan: Steno 1, 2; Bus. Law; Word Pro.; Bus. Club Adv.; Sr. Class Adv.; Girls’ Golf Coach Mrs. DiPlacido: Eng. 9H; Newspaper; Cit. Ed.; Sr. Class Adv. Mr. Flinn: Boys’ Phys. Ed; Var. basketball coach Mr. Donatucci: Alg. I; Math 9; Consumer Math; Var. football coach Mr. Foos: Crafts; Ceramics Mr. Carlson: Science; Math; Reading Mr. Costello: Counselor Mrs. Drew: Eng. 9 Mr. Grandinetti: Bio.; Con- cepts of Phys.; Chem.; Var. baseball coach 12 Mrs. Hintenach: Reading Mrs. Huzinec: Topic Math; Intro. Analysis AP; Alg. 2 Trig. H Mrs. Klapthor: Typing 1, 2 Mr. Grotkowski: Chorus; Choir; Stage Band; Orches- tra; Marching Band Mr. Kleiner: Cit. Ed.; Asst. Boys’ track coach Mr. Hathaway: Eng. 12, 12H; Nat’l Honor Society Adv. Mr. Lampe: Boys’ Phys. Ed.; Health Mrs. Liebau: Math; Sci- ence; Health Mrs. Lillis: Home Ec. 1, 2, 4; Design Living Mrs. MacPherson: Eng. 12 AP; Eng. 11H Mr. Mikotowicz: Counselor Mrs. Miller: Home Ec. 1, 3 Mr. McGraw: Erie Hist.; Cit. Ed. Mrs. Musarra: Eng. 10H; Eng. 9; Yearbook Adv. Mrs. Necci; Eng.; Hist.; Math; Sci.; Reading Mr. Mullen: Eng. 11, 11H; Student Council Adv. Mr. Niebauer: Math 9; Comp. 1, 2; girls’ softball coach; Girls’ Athletics Di- rector Mrs. Niedzwecki: Girls’ Phys. Ed. ( 13 Mrs. Sebald: Eng. 9, 10 Mr. Semple: Earth Sci. ) V Mrs. Socket: Admin. Secre- tary i 'J Mrs. Steele: Teacher’s Aide Mr. Stubbenhoffer: I.A. Materials; I.A. Power Mrs. Taormina: Accounting 1, 2; Bus. Math Mr. Thayer: Graphic Arts; I.A. Visual Mr. Vickey: Econ Gov.; Am. Hist. AP; Student Asst. AVA Ms. Weschler: Gifted Pro- gram Coordinator Mrs. Wojtkielewicz: Geom- etry; Geometry H Eric Brockway improves teacher-student relations. Mrs. Mastrian: caught between classes. Mr. Fiorelli puts in another hard day at the office. Mr. Gdaniec shows off some of S.V.’s trophies. Mrs. DiPlacido shows Mr. Ostendorf how to get her students’ attention. Vincent’s “Three Amigos”: Mr. Kleiner, Mr. Delsandro, and Mr. Anderson. 15 Custodial Staff Board of Directors Raymond L. Dombrowski, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools Eva Tucker, Jr. President William G. Brabender John C. Harkins Vice-President Tom Casey John IV. Petrus, D.P.M. Leonard L. LoCastro, Jr. Brenda A. Pundt — ■ ■ - Uniforms Derek MacArthur: putting for suc- cess. Mrs. Mastrian’s chemistry class experiments with chemical warfare. 1 e s I I I. Mr. Grotkowski says, “Come chill in the freezer with me and The Ice Cubes.” The 1987-88 school year was definitely active at Strong Vin- cent. The wide range of activities went from the first place High-Q team, to the Colonel’s football team. Many activities met with great success, such as the always popular Homecom- ing dance, which was once again the most exciting event. Con- gratulations are in order to all students and faculty members who helped make it an exciting year! 18 in Action I 19 Dancin’ to the Cara Reisenweber and Dawn Smith wonder what hap- Wendy Lobaugh says, “Hey, what are you laughing at?” pened to their computers. Greg Kindle says, “Hey, What can I say!' 22 Will Gaurang Shah be Brian Smith’s next victim? JailHouse Rock Who would have expected run DMC to be ladies? Katherine Herring likes school this much?! Armand Rocco seems alert. Jeff Colwell and Bruce DeMaris: Double Trouble. A typical day in school for Ray Hauser. Steve Sagan: Too cool for words. Jennifer Krupinski gets impa- tient as Eileen DiNicola stops for the camera. Debbie Tregaskis asks, “Did you really have to take that picture?” Lets Rock! Stephanie Lehman hurries her new students into Look at all of those pearly whites! class. Mookda Bowers: will she take the dive? Nicole Jaycox says, “I’m bad”. Shelly Czarnecki stops for the camera. Anita Barr looks lonely. Three Stooges??? 24 Everybody, Lets Rock Yvette Lee and Jill Vamaro: Sassy Seniors. Is Vonzell Lews just trying to get attention? The Freshmen Lunch Bunch. 25 Chris Fischer and Julie Clemens: A tilted point of view. The Rendezvous Heidi Lutz: “Starlight, star Julie and Bill: “Cinderella has found her prince. bright, first star I’ve seen tonight � � Jill hams it up for the cam- era. Jeff says, “Don’t you love the huggable kind?” We could have had a V-8!” said Lisa, Tina, and Karen. Karen flashes off her Colgate smile. “Smile, and they won’t suspect a thing,” Wendy says. 26 At The Warner Bridgette George as you’ve Greg and Tara pose as Jennifer cuts in. never seen her before! Dave and Ina enjoy a romantic evening. In honor of the Colonel’s football victory over Sharpsville, the 1987 Homecoming Dance was an overwhelming success. Homecoming took place on October 9, from 7:30 to midnight, but the party spir- it lingered on into the night at private parties around the city. This year’s Homecoming committee decided to rent the grand floor of the Warner Theater — not only for its elegant, Victorian charm, but also to keep ticket costs down. Funds from last year’s Student Council trea- sury were used for the multicolored de- corations, and to bring in d.j. Mike Reno to liven things up. Dress ranged any- where from semi-formal to prom-formal, but everyone seemed eager to “kick off the high-heels” and have a good time. 27 A view of romance. The Homecoming Queen Tracie Stancliff and Ed Adams Homecoming Queen, And Her Court Peggy Maughn and Kevin Scharrer Tracy Stevens and Ricky Joyce This year’s Homecoming game was played against Sharpsville. The S.V. football team won the game and made this event really special. Candidates for the Homecoming Court were nominated by the Senior class, with the entire student body participating in the election of the Queen and her escort: Tracie Stancliff and Ed Adams. 29 Kelly Cahill and Karen Agens Terry Honey and Donny Hines Spokesman King and Queen Phoebe Walker and Jeff Gibbons And Their Court Heidi Lutz and Christopher Kaeberlein Michelle Chapin and Fred Loring Eruvinia Rivera and Jeff Colwell This year’s Spokesman Court was nominated for personality, school spirit, leadership abilities and all-around popu- larity. The top five senior boys were chosen from nominations in the senior girls homerooms. The top five girls were chosen from nominations of the senior boys’ homerooms. These ten candidates were voted on by the entire student body. The Queen and King were Phoebe Walker and Jeff Gibbons. Their court consisted of Paulette McLeod and Sean Carlson; Eruvinia Rivera and Jeff Colwell; Heidi Lutz and Chris Kaeberlein and Michelle Chapin and Fred Loring. Sean Carlson and Paulette McLeod Febe flashes her stunning smile. Ed thinks working in Guidance is fun. Jon Minor says, “Come on now; I never have any money.” Erin Orlosky points out a wonder of Strong Vincent: Long Tall Karen Agens. i 33 Edward Adams Karen Agens Robert Allgeier Cari-Ann Altman Marcus Atkinson Carol Bartels Katie Beer Eddie Belluomini Amy Brookhouser Kelly Cahill Terry Campbell Tracy Campbell Lenore Bowles Tom Boyre Anita Brewer Tim Bodamer 34 Tracy Lyn Campbell Sean Carlson JoAnn Caufman Rob Celeski Rhonda Champion Michele Chapin Wendy Chesebrough Jeff Colwell Edgar Cortes Darryl Crosby Pat Cyparski Bruce Desmarais Joseph DiBello Michelle DiMarco Tammie Divell Brian Dobmier 35 John Ferraro Paul Fillak Carl Flegal Theresa Fullerton Sherri Furyesz Stephanie Furyesz Terri Galvin Tammi Galvin Frank Gant Bridgette George Jeff Gibbons Theresa Goda Lucinda Godfrey Gayle Gozzens Patricia Gray Clara Green Dave Grugin Craig Gustafson Melissa Hall Lisa Harvey Goudren Haugsdahl Kristin Hayes Maria Hernandez Don Hines Terry Honey Bob Jarvis Jenny Johns Brian Johnson Rick Joyce 37 Onalee Johnson Scott Johnson Rodney Jones Chris Kaeberlein Karen Kaiser Diane Kemerer James Keyes Dawn King Suzanne Kinnear Jennifer Kraut Donald Krayeski Danette Kuehne Jeannine Lawton Kim Leburg Yvette Lee Heather Luciano Heidi Lutz Michael Maggio Therese Marmino Doug Massey Margaret Maughn Douglas McArthur Chris McGee Kim McGinnett Paulette McLeod Roger Messenger Jon Minor Erin Orlosky Kelly Pearson Krista Perry Karen Pope Amy Renner Armand Rocco Lisa Ross John Santone Shontell Proctor Amy Quinn Tony Quinn Jennifer Reeder Jennifer Smith Jessica Smith Tim Smith Tina Spencer Russ Stachewicz Tracie Stancliff Tracy Stephens Charles Swantek Sharon Swartwood John Swope Kim Thurlow Melanie Tolbert John Trohoske Chris Ullo Chris Ulrich John Vantine 41 Cathy Villella Jill Vommaro Waldenar Wneta Bonnie Walker Phoebe Walker Rick Wellington Eric West Lisa Ann Wheeler Michelle Whitford Caroline Wilbur Frankie Wilson Rosanne Wolfgang ■■ Senior Superlatives Shyest: Wendy Chesebrough and Rob Algier Best Dressed: Doug MacArthur and Michelle Most Talkative: Jill Vommaro and Jon Minor Whitford Most Likely to be Famous: Doug Massey and Amy Renner 47 A typically charming bunch of seniors At five to three, Heidi exhibits her true feel ings towards education. The proud members of the Calculus Ladies Aux iliary One Last Shot 49 Dave Mascaro and Paul Fillak are caught in the hall. Rodney Snyder, Amy Brookhouser, Jenny Reeder, Shannon Schwenk, and Caroline Wilbur are real pros when it comes to pos- ing for our camera. Amy Renner puffs her start as Heidi Lutz, Peggy Maughn, Karen Pope, and Tracy Stephens are Michele Skarupski, and Stacy Omniewski perplexed by the computer, look on. Rather than face a day of school, Amy would just as soon stay in her locker. Jeff Colwell and Bruce Desmarais; the reluctant S.V. students often get over excited with the sheer thrill of learning, subjects of our photograph. Seven seamstresses busy at work. John Trohoske, Kelly Cahill, Tim Bodamer, and Darryl Crosby relax at a football rally. Ricky Joyce, Tim Smith, Ed Belluomini, Sean Carlson, Jeff Gibbans and Ar- Sue Kinnear is about to grab Jessie Smith in mand Rocco, a few of the fine young men at Strong Vincent a headlock. Bonnie Walker, Caroline Wilbur, Jill Vommaro, and Rhonda Champion are Amy Brookhouser is laid back and relaxed full of school spirit. under any circumstances Senior Directory Adams, Edward L.: 3024 Oakwood Street; Golf 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; French Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Business Club; Stage Crew 4; Office Monitor 2,4; Soccer 3,4. Agens, Karen: 2110 Washington Place; Student Council 1,2; Office Monitor 2; Library Moni- tor 1; Senior Class Secretary 4. Allgeier, Robert: 507 Poplar Street; Choir 2,3,4; Show Choir 3,4; Madricals 3,4; District Choir 4. Altman, Cari-Ann: 1201 West 9th Street; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track Field 1; French Club 1,2; Ski Club 2,3,4. Askins, Ronald: 1703 West 15th Street; Stage Crew 3,4; Football Manager 4. Atkinson, Marcus: 830 West 5th Street; Basket- ball 2,4; Track Field 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Business Club 1; Choir 1,4; Office Moni- tor 2; Guidance Monitor 3. Bac, Kgugen: 617 Walnut Street Bardo, Michele: 1117 West 25th Street; Nurse Monitor 3; Guidance Monitor 4. Bartels, Carol E: 2404 Raspberry Street; Mar- ching Band 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Instrumental Ensemble 2; Office Monitor 4. Beer, Katie: 1211 West 10th Street; Cheerlead- ing 1,2; Choir 4; Ski Club 2,4. Belluomini, Ed: 1013 West 21st Street; Golf 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track Field 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Choir 4. Bodamer, Tim: 422 Maryland Avenue; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1; Library Monitor 1; Banquet Committee 4. Bolash, Steven: 256 Short Street. Bowles, Lenore: 1901 Liberty Street; Track Field 2; Girls Chorus 2,3. Brasco, Jackie: 817 West 32nd Street; Volleyball 2,3; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Bratton, Sherri: 230 Liberty Street; Student Council 4; Business Club 4; Office Monitor 4; Guidance Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4. Bretherton, Patti Ann: 457 West 8th Street; Choir 4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Com- mittee 4. Brewer, Anita: 302 Plum Street. Brewington, Steve: 827 Park Avenue. Brookhouser, Amy Lynn: 1576 West 36th Street; Golf 4; Cross Country 2; Track Field 1,2,3,4; Twirler 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Vice President 4; Girls Chorus 1; Guidance Monitor 3; Ski Club. Cahill, Kelly T.: 627 West 16th Street; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track Field 3, Captain 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Stage Crew 4. Campbell, Terry: 916 Cranberry Street; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 1; Attendance Monitor 2. Campbell, Tracy Lee: 3222 Schaper Avenue. Campbell, Tracy Lyn: 916 Cranberry Street; Cheerleader 1; Student Council 4; Library Monitor 1,3. Carlson, Sean: 811 Cascade; Football 1,2,3, Cap- tain 4; Wrestling 2; Cross Country 2; Baseball 2; Track Field 3, Captain 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Vice Presi- dent Senior Class 4. Carr, Marlon: 419 Walnut Street; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Basketball 2,3; Track Field 2,3. Carroll, Darick: 421 Myrtle Street: Wrestling 3; Basketball 4. Caufman, Joan: 1414 West 8th Street; Golf 4; Girls Chorus 2,3,4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Celeski, Rob: 3643 Schaper Avenue; Football 1; Senior Directory Cross Country 1; Swimming 2; Student Coun- cil 1,3. Champion, Rhonda: 230 2 West 4th Street: Marching Band 1; Spanish Club 2; Stage Crew 1; Girls Chorus 2; Choir 1; Office Moni- tor 4; Guidance Monitor 3; Attendance Moni- tor 1; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Commit- tee 4. Chandler, Kim: 254 East 3rd Street; Business Club 3,4; Office Monitor 3,4. Chapin, Michele: 1027 West 5th Street; Ski Club 4. Chesebrough, Wendy: 926 West 16th Street; Co- lorguard 4. Colwell, Jeff: 1917 Ottawa Drive; Wrestling 1,2; Swimming 2,3; Student Council 4; Stage Crew 4; Choir 3,4; Nurse Monitor 3,4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; District Choir 4. Cortes, Edgar F.: 1162 West 5th Street. Crosby, Darryl: 217 Poplar Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track Field 1,2. Cyparski, Pat: 2720 Oakwood Street; Spanish Club 2,3; Soccer 3,4. Dash, Brian: 633 West 4th Street. Demarais, Bruce: 3508 Devoe Avenue; Marching Band 4; Stage Band 4; Stage Crew 4; Choir 3.4. DiBello, Joe: 2117 Raspberry Street; Baseball 1.2.3.4. DiMarco, Michelle: 1056 West 25th Street; Wat- erpolo 2; Swimming 1,2,3; Choir 4. DiNicola, Eric: 3002 V2 Elmwood Avenue; Dante Club 1; Office Monitor 4. Divell, Tammie: 527 West 5th Street. Dobmeier, Brian: 561 West 6th Street; Football 2.3.4. Donahue, Paul: 552 West 5th Street; 1 ennis 4; Track Field 1,2; United Nations 1,2. Eagle, Tara: 456 West 5th Street; Girls Chorus 3; Choir 4; Attendance Monitor 4; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Show Choir 4; Madricals 4. Ferraro, John: 4142 Crestmont Avenue; Football 1,2,3,4; Waterpolo 1; Wrestling 2,3; Baseball 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Choir 3,4. Flegal, Carl: 4027 Crestmont Avenue. Fullerton, Theresa Ann: 456 West 17th Street; Track Field 3; Dante Club 3; Business Club 1,2; Nurse Monitor 1; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Student Council 1,2. Furyesz, Stephanie Marie: 3626 Oakwood Street; Golf 4; Office Monitor 3; Attendance Monitor 1. Galvin, Tami: 814 Cranberry Street. Galvin, Terri: 814 Cranberry Street. George, Bridgette: 1951 West 21st Street; Span- ish Club 3,4. Gibbons, Jeff: 202 Plum Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Waterpolo 3,4; Wrestling 1; Cross Country 2; Track Field 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Instrument Ensemble 1,2,3,4. Godfrey, Lucinda: 1041 West 8th Street. Grey, Patricia: 232 West 3rd Street; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,4; Con- cert Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1; French Club 1; Business Club 4. Green, Liz: 307 Liberty Street; Pom Pom 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 3,4. Grugin, Dave: 821 Delaware Street. Hall, Melissa: 224 Poplar Street; Girls Chorus 2,3. Hamme, Krista: 637 Kahkwa Blvd.; Cross Coun- try 1,2,3; Track Field 1,2; United Nations 3; French Club 1; Dante Club 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Debate Team 2,3; Office Monitor 3,4; Guidance Monitor 1,2; Banquet Committee Senior Directory 4; Prom Committee 4. Hanson, Dale: 305 Myrtle Street; Soccer 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. Harris, Elayne: 1248 West 11th Street; Girls Chorus 1,2. Harris, Robert: 925 West 18th Street; Tennis 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Office Monitor 4. Harvey, Lisa: 913 West 3rd Street; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 3,4; Office Monitor 1,2; Guidance Monitor 4; Library Monitor 3. Haugsdahl, Goudren: 4014 Allegheny Road; Waterpolo 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track Field 4; Marching Band 1,2; Business Club 1,4; Guidance Monitor 1. Hayes, Cristin: 4230 Harvard Rd; Student Coun- cil 1; Guidance Monitor 4; Banquet Commit- tee 4; Prom Committee 4. Hernandez, Maria M.: 235 East 17th Street; Girls Chorus 1,2,4; Choir 4; Guidance Moni- tor 1. Hines, Don: 1749 West 15th Street; Waterpolo 4; Wrestling 3; Stage Crew 4; Choir 4; Ban- quet Committee 4. Honey, Terry: 3319 Charlotte Street; Volleyball 3; French Club 1,2; Guidance Monitor 4; Ban- quet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Jaycox, Nicole: 225 Chestnut Street; Colorguard 1; Girls Chorus 1,2,4; Choir 4. Johns, Jennifer: 307 Shenley Drive; Colorguard 1,2 Captain 3,4; Concert Band 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Business Club 1; Choir 4; Instru- mental Ensemble 2,3,4; Office Monitor 4; Li- brary Monitor 1; Banquet Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Johnson, Brian: 1618 West 4th Street; Football 2,3; Dante Club 2; Choir 4. Johnson Onalee: 505 West 9th Street; Girls Chorus 1,2. Johnson, Scott: 1733 West 21st Street; Football 2,4; Waterpolo 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Golf 3; Dante Club 1,2; Stage Crew 4; Choir 4; Office Monitor 4. Joyce, Richard: 661 West 7th Street; Football 1; Golf 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track Field 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4. Kaeberlein, Chris: 2810 Hampton Road; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4; High-Q 4. Kaiser, Karen: 1447 West 36th Street; National Honor Society 3,4; Dante Club 3. King, Dawn: 1105 West 11th Street; Golf 4; Cross Country 2,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 4. Keyes, James: 939 West 11th Street; Football 2; Basketball 4; Track Field 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Stage Crew 4; Choir 4. Kinnear, Sue: 3604 Oakwood Street; Golf 2, Cap- tain 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Dante Club 2,3,4. Kolpak, Irina: 714 Hess Avenue. Kraut, Jennifer: 3524 Greengarden Blvd; Golf 2,4; Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Captain 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council President 4; United Nations 3,4; French Club 1,2; Busi- ness Club 1; Debate Team 2; Senior Class President 4; Office Monitor 1. Krayeski, Don: 231 West 4th Street; Waterpolo 3,4; Swimming 1. Kuehne, Danette: 711 West 2nd Street; Color- guard 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 4. Kemerer, Diane: 436 Colorado Drive; Twirler 1,2,3, Captain 4; Student Council 2; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,4. Lawton, Jeanine: 312 Myrtle Street; Track Field 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band Senior Directory 1,2,3; Business Club 4; Library Monitor 4; Or- chestra 4. Leburg, Kimberly: 1511 West 32nd Street; Golf 2; Swimming 2; Business Club 2; Girls Chorus 2; Office Monitor 1; Nurse Monitor 2; Prom Committee 4. Lee Yvette: 460 West 2nd Street; Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track Field 2,3,4; Pom pom 4; Girls Chorus 1,2; Choir 3,4; Office Monitor 3,4; Library Monitor 1. Leone, Mark: 1616 Liberty Street; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Dante Club 1; Office Moni- tor 1,3; Guidance Monitor 4. LePak, Crystal: 356 West 4th Street; Cross Country 1,2; Softball 4; Track Field 1; United Nations 3,4; French Club 1,2; News- paper Staff 3; Debate Team 1; Office Monitor 4. Loring, Fred: 1146 West 9th Street; Waterpolo 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track Field 4. Luciano, Heather: 2030 West 34th Street; Mar- ching band 4; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2; Nurse Monitor 1. Lutz, Heidi: 1832 West 8th Street; Spokesman Staff 2,3,4; Office Monitor 1,4; Co-editor of yearbook 4. MacArthur, Douglas: 1415 Coldsprings Dr.; Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 treasurer 4. Madison, Sue: 2509 Peach Street; Guidance Monitor 1. Maggio, Michael: 1119 Brown Ave.; Wrestling 3,4; Choir 4. Malave, Clara: 2062 East 18th Street. Marmino, Therese: 1434 West 32nd Street; Golf 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1. Mascaro, David: 1216 West 9th Street. Massey, Doug: 327 West 3rd Street; Tennis 1; Cross Country 1; Track Field 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; United Nation 4; Spanish Club 2, treasurer 3,4; Choir 1,4; Guidance 3,4. Maughn, Peggy S.: 2402 Washington Avenue; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4. McGee, Christine: 1931 Oxford Street; Color- guard 1,2,3,4; Marching band 1,2,3,4; Library Monitor 4. McGinnett, Kim: 2116 Cranberry; Marching band 3,4; Girls Chorus 4; Library Monitor 4. McLeod, Paulette: 1757 West 23rd Street; Golf 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Pom Pom 1,2,3; Office Monitor 4. Messenger, Roger: 411 Raspberry Street; Con- cert band 1,2,3,4; Marching band 1,2, Drum Major 3,4; Stage band 3,4; Instrumental En- semble 1,2,3,4; Library Monitor 3. Minor, Jon: 4034 Crestmont Avenue; Football 2; Golf 4; Tennis 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching band 1,2,3; Stage band 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3,4; Of- fice Monitor Montgomery, David: 807 West 11th Street; United Nations 4; Spanish Club 1, President 3,4; Business Club 1; Spokesman Staff Am 4; Choir 2,3,4; Office Monitor 3,4; Show Choir 3,4; Madricals 3,4. Moget, Martin: 1908 Bird Street Murray, Michele: 1132 West 22nd Street. Noble, Merle: 320 West 4th Street. Norris, Michelle Renee: 1077 Raspberry Street; Prom 4. O’Lone, Tracy: 1131 West 5th Street; Marching band 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Nurse Monitor 1. Omniewski, Stacy: 240 East 2nd Street; Spokes- man Staff 4. Orlosky, Erin R.: 647 West 5th Street; Cheer- leader 2; National Honor Society 3.,4; Office Monitor 4; Prom Committee 4. Paluh, Steve: 824 Cranberry Street. Senior Directory Pearson, Kelly: 2031 West 22nd Street; Volley- ball 1; Colorguard 2,3,4; Marching band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Instrumental En- semble 1,2,4; Guidance Monitor 4. Perry, Krista M.: 810 Poplar Street; Spanish Club Secretary 3,4; Girls Chorus 3; Choir 4; Show Choir 4. Pope, Karen: 303 Myrtle Street; Golf 2; Basket- ball 2; Cheerleader 2,3; Concert band 4; Girls Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Instrumental Ensem- ble 3; Office Monitor 2, Nurse Monitor 1; Guidance Monitor 4. Proctor, Shontell: 926 West 18th Street; Busi- ness Club 2,3,4; Office Monitor 1. Quinn, Amy: 911 Chestnut Street; Prom Com- mittee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Quinn, Tony: 608 Maryland Avenue; Football 1,2 Captain 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track Field 1,2,4. Raun, Kristen Lynn: 217 East Front; Choir 4. Reeder, Jennifer: 1158 West 20th Street; Cross- Country 1,2; Track Field 2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Prom Committee 4. Renner, Amy: 1227 West 9th Street; Tennis 4; Cross Country 1; Track Field 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Spokesman Staff 3,4; Or- chestra 2; Choir 3; Debate Team 1; Peer Jury 3; Office Monitor 4; Library Monitor 3; Atten- dance Monitor 1. Rivera, Eravinia: 1412 West 25th Street; Busi- ness Club 1. Rivera, Jose: 1412 25th Street; Waterpolo 1. Rocco Jr., Armand Frank: 2303 Greengarden; Football 1,2,3 Captain 4; Wrestling 1,2 cap- tain 3,4; Cross country 2; Track Field 2; Stage Band 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Guidance Monitor 1; Prom Committee 4. Ross, Lisa: 1043 West 8th Street. Salvi, Shauna: 832 West 5th Street; Basketball 1; Track Field 1,2; Marching Band 2; French Club 3,4; Dante Club 1; Business Club 1,2; Choir 2; Office Monitor 1. Santone, John: 1678 West 11th Street; Football 4; Basketball 1,2; Track Field 2; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Business Club 1; Choir 1,2,4; Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3. Sargent, Marc: 1162 West 10th Street; Tennis 3.4. Schwenk, Shannon M.: 4008 Garden Avenue; Cross Country 1,2; Track Field 1,2; Mar- ching Band 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Guidance Monitor 1. Sharrer, Kevin M.: 806 Walnut Street; Football 1,2,3; Track Field 4. Skarupski, Michele: 508 Colorado Drive; Na- tional Honor Society 3, President 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Model UN 3,4; French Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 4; Spokesman Staff 2,3,4; Debate Team 1,2. Smith, Anthony: 908 West 9th Street; Football 2. Smith, Jennifer C.: 912 West 9th Street; French 1; Girls Chorus 2; Choir 3,4. Smith, Jessica M.: 1160 West 9th Street; Softball 1; Student Council 4; Spanish Club vice presi- dent 2,3; Spokesman Staff 3,4; Debate Team 1; Peer Jury 4. Smith, Tim: 421 Walnut Street; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4. Snyder, Rodney: 4226 Schaper Ave.; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2.3.4. Spencer, Cathy: 701 Delaware Ave.; Girls Chorus 3. Spencer, Tina: 225 West 5th Street; Stage Crew 1,3; Girls Chorus 2. Spirito, Michael: 952 West 9th Street; Dante Club 1; Stage Crew 1; Library Monitor 1. Senior Directory Stablein, David: 817 Washington Place. Stachewicz, Russell: 1614 Liberty Street; Water- polo 1,2, Captain 3,4; Swimming 1, Captain 2,3,4. Stancliff, Tracie: 614 West 16th Street; Track Field 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4 captain 2,4; Dante Club 1; Business Club 4. Stephens, Tracy: 252 9th Street; Track Field 2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2; Choir 3. Swanson, Glenn: 514 West 5th Street. Swantek, Charles: 3315 Gerry Ave.; Soccer Cap- tain 3,4. Swartwood, Sharon: 314 Sassafras Street. Swope, John: 1926 Woodland Dr. Thurlow, Kimberly: 623 Cascade Street; Basket- ball captain 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Soccer 3. Tolbert, Melanie: 440 West 2nd Street; Cheer- leader 2; Business Club 3,4; Girls Chorus 1,4. Trohoske, John: 3512 Charlotte Street; Football 2,3,4; Choir 4. Ullo, Chris: 730 Park Ave. North; Marching Band 3,4; Stage Band 4; Stage Crew 4. Ulrich, Chris: 1317 West 25th Street; Football 1,2,3,4; Waterpolo 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2; Track Field 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Stage Crew 4. Vantine, John: 356 West 5th Street. Villella, Cathy: 1008 West 23rd Street; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Newspaper Staff 4. Vommaro, Jill: 1257 West 20th Street; Basket- ball 1; Marching Band 1; Instrumental En- semble 1,2,4; Attendance Monitor 3,4. Walker, Bonnie: 924 Marshall Dr.; Golf 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Concert band 1,2,3; Marching band 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; French Club 1,2; Spokesman Staff 4; Peer Jury 4; Office Monitor 4; National Honor Society 4; Secre- tary 4. Walker, Phoebe: 1849 West 24th Street; Twirler 2,3,4; Concert band 1,2,4; Marching band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Girls Chorus 4; Li- brary Monitor 3. Wellington, Rick: 1350 West 9th Street: Wres- tling 1,2,3; Golf 1,2; Track Field 4; National Honor Society 4; French Club 3. West, Eric: 2712 Hudson Road. Whitford, Michelle: 1676 West 15th Street. Wilson, Frankie: 255 East 2nd Street. Wheta, Waldemar: 2806 Hampton Road; Soccer 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Instru- mental Ensemble 3,4. Wilbur, Caroline M.: 2635 Chestnut Street; Bas- ketball 1; Dante Club 1,2; Business Club 3; Nurse Monitor 1,2. Wolfgang, Roseanne: 302 Poplar Street; Girls Chorus 4. Zeigler, Bruce: 3835 Harvard Zuba, Rick: 1706 West 31st Street. 57 Underclassmen 58 Operatives Mark Wiendorf and Everett Tucker Bosom buddies. Marvella Gilliam doesn’t look happy with this class. I ■ A t w o r 59 J u n i o r s On The Edge Stephanie Irwin and Pam Schepner take time Is Phil Sieb really doing work or being nosy? out for our cameraman. 60 Dan Smith poses nonchalantly. Another class hard at work? Carla Adams Dale Alexander Matthew Allan Pete Allessie Tamika Bailor Joe Baniewicz James Barnett Deshawn Beard Brian Bello Chris Bliss Mario Botton Lisa Boyd Randy flashes us his pearly whites. Rob taking a stroll down the halls of S.V. What is Bob doing? Walt Bretherton Neida Brewer Lisa Brower Mike Brown Daniel Bruce Silvana Bucarelli Steve Buckner Stephanie Budowski Angie Cam Monica Carroll Roosevelt Carson Stacy Ciano Dawn Clawson Caile Cleaver Julie Clemens Dennis Clemente Mona Cole Stephanie Coleman Adrian Cooper Charles Cuneo Brian Dailey Donald Dandrea Latonya Davis Dorothea Deboe Hope Dentler Robert Dever Michele DiDomenico Mark Dimattio Lynn Dine Tony DiNicola Lisa Dovichow Amber Doyle Jill Dundon 6 Michael Dunst Marc Durnin Dawn Eliason Randy Ferl Vicky Ferlion Theresa Fetzner Christine Fisher Mike Foley Harry Foster Kristin Fromyer Mike Gaczkowski Garth Gerber Julie Giglio Brian Gnage Michelle Goda Tony Godzwa Christa Haggerty Raymond Hauser Lynn Heise Edwin Hernandez Carolyn Hilbricht Barb Hime Bob Hime John Hogan Heidi Holmes 63 Mark Weindorf and Sue Kinnear are all smiles for the Spokesman camera. Eric Kauffman Craig Keenan Maureen Kelly Scot Knight Dan Kormos Julie Kosiorek Mia Lehman Jerry Lieder Michelle Leone Tom Leone Jenny Kuhn Marianne Kunz Tricia Lambright Joe Larriccia James Lassman Yvonne Lee Sandra Martin Amber McLaughlin Harry Miller Dana Massing James Mattix Dave McElhinney 65 Harry McKelvy Harry Miller Chris Milano Erika Moffet Pearl Montroy Evette Moore Tara Nicholson Tammy Nobles Carrie O’Connor Rob Orlando Melissa Orsini Jennifer Pacy Gina Pesi John Pickens Carol Pope John Popovic Julie Prindle Kevin Ramey 66 Robyn Ranowiecki Cara Reisenweber Scott Renaud Jerry Ritz Dan Rocco Juanita Rojas Stacy Rung Steve Sagan Valerie Schaffer Pam Schepner Karen Schwenk Phillip Seib Christine Slater Adrian Smith Brian Smith Dan Smith Tajha Spiegel Colleen Strain Jennifer Sullivan Dan Swanson Melody Swiderski Dan Swope Robin Tate Phoung Tang William Teribery Joe Thomas Debbie Tregaskis Everett Tucker Shelley Turban David Van Amburg Joe Vercillo Rochelle Vogel Carrie Walker Indie Washington James Watkins Anthony Weary •VV ( Mark Weindorf L — John White Vicki Wisniewski Marc Warner Deborah Wright Li a Gayle Yohe Jennifer Zebrowski Jennifer Zdarko R' I 68 Caile Cleaver is definitely in the Christmas spirit. Joanne Page says, “Sorry, I don’t sell Avon.” 69 Maria Musarra tells Eric Brockway, “Not another one of your corny jokes, Eric!” Paul Donahue: “Go ahead, make my day!” One of school’s more boring moments. Undercover Clara Maulave is camera struck. 70 Kevin Parker and friend look anxiously at USA Today. nDPiwrt tX Ricky Bebko Tracy Black Africa Blanks Jeff Boehm Luis Bonilla Sophomores in yearbook: Nate Leopold saying “Peace”, and Kather- ine Herring. Tony Allessie Michelle Ames David Ashton Tamika Bailey William Bailey Denys Baney Anita Barr Deanna Brown Dottie Burns Chris Butts Miriam Coban 71 Tonya Carlson Annette Carpenter Ramon Carr Carlos Cortangena Robin Chesebrough Shari Churley a' m Dion Clemente Marcy Conner Ryan Corbin Doug Cox Jason Cox Jamie Crock Dean Cubitt Shelli Czarneck Kelly Dick Vicki DiMattio Eileen DiNicola Sean Dyne Donna Eliason Crystal Elletson Yvonne Fall 72 Bug Ina Aaron Fash Paul Ferraro Missy Fox Heather Gaczkowski Chris Galleur Bill Gardner Samantha Garrett Curtis Gilliam Tina Gilliam Tim Giulianelli Bernice Greene Jennifer Hale Jerome Hammer Roxann Hannah Steve Harvey Vincent Harvey Scott Helsley Katherine Herring John Hadfield Jason Hotinga Jeff Holt Heidi Hotelling Pam Jackson David Johnson Rachel Johnstone Hope Joint Eric Jones John Jordan Vickie Kaeberlein Jennifer Kennedy Chanvisak Khanthavout I Greg Kindle Lisa Kindle Hope Klinzing Shelby Knight Dana Miller is feelin’ startled. 74 Mark Lawrence Justine Lawton Lisa Leblanc Robert Lee Nathan Leopold William Leupold Ray Lindsey Wendy Lobaugh Judy McFadden Derek MacArthur Steve Malinowski Pamela McHenry Paul Menzel Dana Miller Jason Minor Manivanh Mitsada Manivone Mitsada Eileen Moore Manuel Morales Michelle Myers 75 Thanh Ngo Jody Naglowsky Matt Orlando Joseph Orlando Tammy Ost Wendi Ours Michelle Parmeter Kelly Patterson Jennifer Perry Marissa Phillips Tammy Pierce Glenn Pire Emily Petite Heather Prather Kristen Price Mark Quinlan Regina Quinn Steven Ramsey Erin Reeder Margaret Rhineberger Renwick Rivers 76 Eric Kuhn looks overjoyed. Missy Roach Patrick Roberts T.J. Robie Jacinto Rojas Wilma Romera Fred Rosario Michele Rosario Barbera Ross Marylin Ruez Kathaleen Ruf Philip Sabatino Carol Sample Cheryl Sample William Sansom Patsy Santone Amy Schaeffer Todd Schepner DeAnn Schroeder Michele Sherlock Donna Seiersen Dawn Smith If it isn’t the look of guilt. Eryn Smith Cliford Smithey Dengtoy Sounethone Kristi Spencer Ajala Tatum 3 Matthew Tirak Deaudra Waner Thinking of Ina makes Dave Ashton swoon. Felicia Wasiulewski Cori White Michael Whitlow Kathryn Wiley Derek MacArthur and Jamie Crock are looking for balls. Kelly Patterson, look behind you. 79 Casing The Joint S. Johnson, A. Serafini, G. Bowers, C. Slupski, R. Williams and S. Russel: “We know we’re the bad- dest!” Andrea Jones says, “No way man! Melissa Monty enjoys being a freshman. 1 9' V Garth Rener and Kevin Monty think they look quite so- phisticated. S. Johnson, R. Williams, S. Bowers and B. Logan: Not bad enough. Mark Aimes likes a little attention, Garth Griner likes alot. ,4 t' Luis Abreu Marilyn Acavedo Cameron Adams Vincent Adams Tim Ahlgren Tonya Atkins David Alexander Chris Allen Marc Ames Kevin Andrezejewski Jimmy Ashley Shelley Askins Lori Aydt Marisol Baez Zundra Bailey John Baker Jenny Barczyk Jane Beebe Matt Bennett Torrey Benning Lee Beraducci Damien Blakeslee Jermaine Blaski Scott Bloomstine Greg Bower Norrie Bowers Tom Brandei Ray Breter Donald Brooks Durall Sanders shows his pearly whites. 81 L.L. may be bad but I’m worse. Leesa Brower Marilynn Brewington Kevin Brown Laura Buck Stephanie Burger Jason Byler Josilee Byler Michelle Cambra Myra Carey Mary Carneval £ Valerie, smile you’re on Candid Camera! Elizabeth Carr Lisa Carroll Gustavo Cartagena Valerie Chesebrough Joe Chiarelli Dave Cirillo Chris Clawson Wendy Cleaver Mark Cole Shawn Cole Marisol Collazo Maritza Couazo Daryl Connor 82 Sandra Conway Chris Copper Robert Cornmen Stephanie Cox Valerie Crockett � !•« Patrick Davis Randy Davis Nikol DeForce Steve DeLuca “Jerry Faldwell watch out!” Danny DeWolf Scott DiBello Larry Dine Stace Ehison Bobbie Jo Ellis Aarun Evans Michelle Evans Do you wanna buy a book?! Maritza Fernandez Melissa Figueroa Jamie Fike Gregory Fillak Cathy First Chris Fohner Jason Fosco Amy Fries Brian Froehlich 83 Charles Gilliam Maruia Gilliam Ren Glas Janet Gonzalez Robert Grace David Grack Arlene Graham Charles Graziano Ben Green Mike Green Garth Greiner Nicole Griener Tammy Grucza Dennis Harkins Heidi Hauser Marc Henning Robert Higgins Tom Hilbrich Stefanie Hills Charles Hinterberger Alicia Hodges Jacob Hogan Sheela Horton Doug Igrussi Betsy Irish Melissa Irwin Shannon Jackson 84 Who’s Melissa Irwin making eyes at? Tim Kaliszewski Chuck Kavelish Holly Keel Stephen Kelly Margaret Keys Kim Kirsch Kevin Kleps Rich Kline Irima Kolpak Emily Kossbiel Maurice Johnson Tony Johnson Chasity Joint Andre Jones Andrea Jones Toan La Tom Landahl Michael Lawrence Brandon Lehman Greg Linduay Carissa Little Cathy Locke Shannon Lofton Freshmen have fun in English. 85 Aliyya Horton Matthew Krystek Amy Lallman Vonzell Lewis Brian Logan 1 cS J Michele Loring Timothy Loringer Billy Malone Jennie Markham Michelle Martucci Charmain Mason Charles Mathis Destiny Mayo Winston McKelvey Robert Merritt Lucy Messner Karen Michealson Cheryl Miller Lisa Miller Kevin Montie Missy Montroy Dina Moore Michael Moore Sofia Morales Scott Muck Jeff Muller Adam Munson Danielle Murphy Katy Nagorsky Tri Ngo Alena Noble Lynn Novakowski Steve Omniewski 86 Kathleen Orlando Maribel Orta Susan Parra Pat Pearson Amie Pencille Jeff Pencille Lisa Perry Sherry Phelps Brock Phillips Jesse Piotrowski Wanda Plyler Matt Pollock Corinna Potter Rich Powieiza David Pratt Jill Prenatt Leah Prindle Scott Ramsey Melissa Rasmussen Michelle Repman Joy Dundon tries to get food out her teeth. These basketball players look worried. Melissa Pencille screams her lungs out. Greg Bower smiles before he takes a drink. Everyone is busy at work. 87 Rob Rice Chris Robbins Dennis Roberts Tami Rocco Leida Rodriquez Bill Ross Charles Ross Kerry Rounds Renee Ruf Brian Russell Shannon Sanders Danny Santiago Miguel Santiago Jermaine Saunders Michelle Schick Tracy Schwab Keren Selleny JoAnna Senger Andrea Serafini Alicia Sienerth Mark Skal Tiffany Skovron Tom Skwark Chris Slupski James Smialed CeAnga Smith Colleen Smith DeeDee Smith Jeremy Smith 88 Jimmy Smithey Shawn Swantek Christine Szewczyk Jerry Szczesny Jennifer Taylor Rochelle Taylor Christine Timpson Matt Tresler Carman Trott Stephanie Troutman Kim Tufts Michael Tushig Joe Ulrich Shawn Waldo Sean Weary Wanda Velez Annette Vercillo Ernie Vercillo Nicole White Amy Wilcox James Williams Monica Williams Rasheda Williams Rosha Williams Melinda Witz Randy Woodring Danielle Woodsoey Scott Wright Chris Young 89 This year’s Business Club officers tried to make their club the most successful in years. c 1 u b s a n d I ■ ■ I 90 Two of the most beautiful captains, Tracie Stancliff Jenny Kraut. Organizations ■■ — Debbie Wright shows that one major job of Heidi Lutz just loves Christmas, the newspaper staff is reading the paper. The lone soloist leads the others, Dan Swanson set apart. Dawn King the scholar. 91 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organiza- tion which recognizes students with a grade point average of 3.2 or higher. NHS orga- nized many activities this year like the Stu- dent Blood-Bank Drive, and the Winter Car- nival which featured booths by many of the school’s clubs and organizations. First row: Michele Skarupski, Bonnie Walker. Second row: Doug MacAr- thur, Chris Kaeberlein. First row: Erin Orlosky, Amy Renner, Shannon Schwenk, Cathy Villella, Amy Brookhowser, Karen Kai- ser, Jen Kraut. Second row: John Dantene, Doug MacArthur, Armond Rocco, Ed Adams, Carol Bartels, Michele Skarupski. Third row: Kelly Cahill, Chris Kaeberlein, Patti Grey, Bonnie Walker. 92 Student Council First row: Missy Easly, Andrea Jones, Michelle Meyers, Jessica Smith, Robert Higgins, Cameron Adams, Kevin Monte, Cathy Villela, Michele Skarupski, Amy Brookhowser, Jen Kraut, Vicki DiMatio, Dengtoy Sounthone, Chris Fisher. Second row: Tracy Campbell, Jenny Johns, Dale Alexander, Marisa Phillips, Dave Cirrello, Geoffrey Johnson, Everett Tucker, John Santone, Armond Rocco, Ed Adams, Doug McArthur, Wendy Lobough, Katherine Herring, Wendy Lobough, Stacy Rung. Third row: Tamika Bailor, Alicia Noble, Matt Tressler, Steve Omniewski, A. J. Fash, Jason Minor, Don Hines, Ricky Joyce, Tim Smith, Kelly Cahill, James Keyes, Jeff Gibbons, William Bailey, Ramon Carr, Dana Massing, Caroline Krystek. The main goal of the ’87-’88 Stu- dent Council was to plan activi- ties that would bring the student body together. This year, under the leadership of advisor Mr. Mullen and president Jen Kraut, the council sponsored successful Homecoming and Christmas dances at the atmo- spheric Warner Theatre. The council also ran the half-time ceremonies at the Homecoming game, and, with the help of the Business Club, bought the tree and decorations that brightened the front hall before Christmas. Student Council is also impor- tant as a communication link be- tween students and administra- tors. 93 Amy Brookhauser, Michele Skarupski, Cathy Villela. Jennifer Kraut. Main Headquarters: Row 1: Jessica Smith, Stacy Rung, Heidi Lutz, Michele Skarupski, Mrs. Mussara. Row 2: Ina Kocher, Jim Lassman, Amy Renner, Mark Weindorf, Jodi Naglowsky, Rhonda Champion, Kath- erine Herring, Jennifer Krupinski. Row 3: Phil Seib, Scott Helsley, Dottie Burns, Jen Perry, Nate Leopold, Jody McFadden, Bonnie Walker, Stacy 0. Jennifer Krupinski says, “Don’t brother me, I’m studying!” Amy Renner and Nate Leopold: A typical day in yearbook. Wow pictures! Each year the spokesman staff is made up of a lot of hard working individuals and this year was no exception. The yearbook staff is made up of the advisor, Jessica Mussara; co-editors: Michele Ska- rupski, Heidi Lutz; assistant editor, Amy Renner and various other students who combined their talents to produce a yearbook that we hope you will all enjoy. It is near impossible to produce a flawless yearbook but we worked hard to make it the best. 94 Stacy Rung is hard at work. Perpetrating the Plan Our yearbook advisor and editors are so good that they work with their eyes closed! Jim Lassman says, “I don’t know this kid pick- ing up the penny off the floor”. Nate Leopold dreams of being an all- metro soccer player. Singing is a daily routine for the spokesman staff. Stacywoman and Heidiwoman. What does Bonnie Walker have for show-n-tell today. Yearbook Sales Back row: T. Askins, M. Tressler, C. Kaeberlein, G. Johnson, B. Hime, R. Joyce, J. Keyes, T. Smith, D. Montgom- ery, G. Logan. Second row: L. Boyd, J. Kennedy, B. Hime, D. McArthur, D. Cirillo, J. San tone, A. Rocco, E. Adams, A. Tregaskis. First row: C. Adams, K. Ruf, P. Jackson, L. Aydt, M. Rasmusen, R. Champion, G. Shah, H. Dentler. Every year, Homeroom Re- presentatives are chosen to be in charge of tak- ing yearbook or- ders and re- turning the money to Mrs. H u z i n e c and Morning yearbook. They also take care of carnation sale orders in Feb. We would like to thank them for their help. Morning Yearbook Mrs. Huzinec is the advi- sor of S. V.’s smallest class, Morning Yearbook. Seniors Eric DiNicola and Dave Montgomery are the two students who help her put together yearbook or- ders and then deliver the finished product. To lower the cost of yearbooks, this group organized the candy sale and the annual Valen- tine’s Day Carnation sale. The Spokesman staff would like to thank them for making our yearbook a success. John Santone, Greg Logan, Dave Montgomery, Ed Adams, Scott Johnson 96 Business Club Back row: R. Harris, T. Quinn, E. Beiluomini, P. Konahue, R. Joyce, J. Gibbons, R. Wellington. Third row: J. Page, T. Bodamer, M. Atkinson, J. Keyes, J. Ferraro, P. Gary, A. Rocco, B. Hime, J. Kaciorek, S. Hutchinson. Second row: C. Haggerty, B. Hoover, C. Spencer, K. Chandler, K. Pearson, D. Mascaro, C. Wilbur, D. Hines, S. Johnson, M. Lehman, D. Hill. First row: S. Proctor, S. Kinnear, M. Goda, M. Bardo, J. Santone, T. Stancliff, D. King, J. Zdarkg, L. Mack, E. Adams, J. Kraut. Officers John Santone, Shontell Proctor, Patricia Gray The Business Club, under the direction of Miss Flanagan, is designed to introduce students to possible careers in business. Currently with 50-75 members, the club has been busy this year with a hake sale, sub sale, and projects like raising money for a scholarship fund and decorating halls at Christmas. Academic Challenge Back row: Guarang Shah, Michele Skarupski, Caroline Krystek. Front row: Lt. to rt. Robert Higgins, Dana Massing, John Romanski. This year the Academic challenge team, formally the Hi-Q team, enjoyed great success. After defeating Fort Le- Bouf and General McLane, they fell in the Semi finals to a rough Fairview team. The matches, which consist of three rounds in which contestants are asked trivia questions, were televised on Erie Cable channel 11 A. 97 Varsity Cheerleaders Captains: Trade Standiff, and Jen Kraut Vicki Dimattio, Mary Carnival, Debbie Tregaskis, Kathy Orlando, Kim Kraus, Jen Kraut, Kim Kirsch, Tracie Stan- cliff, and Mona Cole. Mona and Debbie sure do have the S. V. spirit! 98 The 1988 Varsity Cheer- leading Squad, led by the co- captains Trade Stancliff, and Jen Kraut enjoyed a satisfying year supporting the varsity football and basketball teams. Under advisor Mr. Cole the girls went to the Collegiate Cheerleading Camps and came home with the third place trophy. They are now trying hard with fund raisers such as car washes and Pie-in- the-face to purchase new uni- forms for the upcoming 88-89 school year. Stack up Kim Kirsch, Mary Carnival, Jen Kraut, Kim Kraus, Debbie Tregaskis, Tonya Carlson, Kathy Orlando, Trade Stancliff, Vicki Dimattio, and Mona Cole. What’s Vicki smiling for? Kim Kraus, Mary Carnival, Mona Cole, Tonya Carlson, Jen Kraut, Debbie Tregaskis, Trade Stancliff, Kim Kirsch, Vickie Dimattio, and Kathy Orlando. J.V. Wrestling Cheerleaders The JV Cheerleaders got off to a great start this year. With Mr. Cole as their advisor, they went to the Collegiate Cheerleading Camp and brought home the first place trophy in their division, with captain Amy Schaeffer, and co-captain Katherine Herring, leading the girls, they en- joyed cheering at the boys’ football and basketball games. Katerine Herring, Regina Quinn, Gina Pacey, Heather Gaczkowski, Pam Jackson, Yvonne Fall, Amy Schaeffer, Erica Torrain. Erin Orlosky, Wendy Chesebrough, Tracy Campbell, and Missy Orsini. The Wrestling Cheerleaders supported the team not only with spir- it, but with money as well. Student teachers, Ms. Williams and Ms. Ostendorf helped im- mensely by teaching the wrestlerettes some wrestling cheers from Edinboro. Captain and co-captain, Erin Orlosky and Tracy Camp- bell, headed the five members, Mr. Cole was the Advisor. Chess Club Michael Green, Cameron Adams, Pat Pearson, John Romanski, Robert Higgins, Randy Keefer, Gaurang Shah, and Dan Swanson. The Chess Club has finally been resurrected after being defunct for about 3 years. Al- though it was established late last year, it had not completely gotten off the ground until now. It is comprised of about 15 members and is growing rapidly. Under the guidance of Mr. Conrad Carlson, the Chess Club’s goals are to compete against other schools and at the same time, improve everyone’s game. It is open to students who want to learn how to play the game, as well as those already knowledgeable. The club’s objective is to test the mind, as well as having fun in the process. It’s members, Senior Doug Mas- sey, juniors John Romanski, Dan Swanson, Gaurange Shah, Ray Hauser, Greg Luczak, Randy Keefer, and underclassmen Greg Lo- gan, Pat Pearson, Cameron Adams, Mike Green, Lynn Dine, Robert Higgins. Dungeons and Dragons The Dungeons and Dragons Club is based upon the fantasy role playing game. The players enact roles of Warriors and wizards in ancient times battling monsters and power- ful beings. This is the second year the club has been in existence here at S.V. The clubs advisors are Mr. Calona and Mrs. Huzinec. Members meet every Monday and Wednes- day. There are fifteen members in the club including the president and founder Dave Montgomery. Mike Lawrence, Greg Logan, Vonzell Lewis; Mark Henning, Brian Logan, Dave Montgomery. Girls Chorus Top: T. Peters, J. Santone, L. Dine, B. Desmarais, P. Donahue, J. Keyes, D. King, D. Montgomery, R. Allgeier, G. Logan. 3rd row: J. Shaeffer, K. Dick, L. Prindle, K. Pope, J. Colwell, R. Stachewicz, D. Hines, L. Boyd, M. Myers, B. Hoover. 2nd row: K. Perry, M. Leone, C. Greene, M. Cole, C. Reinsenweber, C. McGee. 1st row: J. Johns, T. Eagle, P. Bretherton, J. Sullivan, J. Smith, M. Malone, Mr. Grotowski. Back row: A. Lallman, R. Ruff, R. Rivera, J. Barzack, K. Patterson, M. Phillips, T. Gilliam, M. Fox, H. Joint. Second row: P. Walker, J. Caufman, N. Jaycox, C. Smith, Z. Bailey, A. Jackson, M. Keyes, E. Torain. First row: M. Bottoni, M. Tolbert, M. Sherlock, K. McGinnet, T. O'Lone, T. Hughes, R. Valimont, M. Martucci, S. Mardles, L. Prindle. Madrigal Singers District Choir R. Allgeier, B. Desmarais, J. Colwell, C. Reinsenweber, C. McGee, K. Perry, Mr. Grotowski. This year’s Strong Vincent girls chorus was known for its exceptional blend. Performances at the Millcreek Mall, on WSEE television, and various school concerts were major accomplishments this year. The Madrigal singers added a special touch to pro- grams with a “chamber” sound. They were chosen to perform for Perry Square lighting by Mayor Tullio. 103 Choir Top: I). Wilson, I. Pacley, J. Beason, J. Prescott. J. Williams, R. Harris. M. Atkinson. J. Keyes. R. Joyce. A. Barnes, P. Donahue. D. King. M. Maggio, J. Ferraro. E. Belluomini. J. Gibbons, D. Montgomery. R. Allgeier. G. Logan. Middle: B. Green, N. Jaycox. Y. Lee. M. Whitford, C. Pope. M. Leone, Y. Lee, J. Santone, S. Bloomstine, L. Dine, T. Peters, E. Kaufman. S. Johnson. M. Hernandez. C. Green, '1'. Noble. M. Bowers. P. Beary, L. Boyd, C. Reisenweber. K. Pope, C. McGee. M. Orsini, J. Vommaro, B. Hoover. K. Dick. ('. ('leaver, M. Myers. M. Cole. Bottom: J. Johns. I). Kemerer, K. Perry, T. Eagle. P. Bretherton, D. Desmarais. J. Colwell, R. Stachewicz, D. Hines. J. Sullivan. J. Smith, M. Malone, V. Shaeffer. D. Kuehne, L. Prindle. -ShowChoir- 'Pop: R. Stachewicz, R. Allgeirer.S. Johnson. 3rd row: B. Desmarais, J.Colwell, D. Hines. 2nd row: K. Dick. M. Cole.C. Reisenwe- ber. Bottom: K. Perry. J. Johns, T. Eagle. C. McGee, Mr. Grotowski. 104 Orchestra 3rd: L. Messner, J. Lawton, J. Vommaro, K. Pearson, T. Kuel. 2nd: Mr. Grotowski, J. Johns, K. Ruf, E. Reeder, K. Senz. 1st: P. Walker, C. Krystek, P. Tang, D. Mayo, M. Kunz The Strong Vincent concert choir experienced tremendous growth this year, with the addition of many new members, a varied and demanding repertoire was selected. They per- formed at the Millcreek Mall, on WSEE T.V., and at school. A select- ed group was also chosen to perform for the lighting of Perry Square by Mayor Tullio. This group of talented and enthusi- astic students put in many hours af- ter school perfecting music and cho- reography. Performances on WSEE T.V., at school, and elsewhere were received by delighted audiences. The Strong Vincent orchestra achieved a high level of growth this year. In addition to performing tra- ditional orchestral literature, the group also was used to accompany the choral groups on many occasions. Jennifer Zebrowski received special recognition when selected to be a member of P.M. A. Regional Or- chestra in Warren, PA. 105 Stage Band Row 1: J. Mattix, R. Snyder, W. Leneta, T. Hilbrinck, M. Durnin. Row 2: Mr. Grotowski, J. Watkin, G. Johnson, R. Corbin, R. Dever, J. Thomas, D. Alexander, S. Kelley. This group of talented instrumentalists spent many hours perfecting repertoire from the Jazz idi- om and devoted a considerable amount of time studying theory. This ensemble performed for many events at school and elsewhere. This group received special recognition by being invited to perform for the Niagara League at the Bel-Aire Ho- tel. This equipment crew is crucial to the marching band. They pick up all of the equipment the auxi- lary drops. Without these people the band mem- bers would trip and fall on their faces. 106 Front: D. Hines, J. Colwell, B. DesMaris. Back: R. Stachewicz Marching Band Row 1: Mr. Grotkowski, D. Mayo, T. Rocco, K. Kraus, L. Dine, S. Dine, C. Perry, S. Kelly, B. Mueller, M. Meyers, L. Buck, A. Graham, L. Green, T. O’Lone, H. Luciano, K. McGinnet Row 2: D. Kemerer, M. Orsini, B. Gardner, K. Ramey, J. Romanski, T. Hilbrinck, B. Dash, J. Watkins, M. Durnin, G. Meyers, K. Pearson, W. McKelvey, R. Kueffer, S. Czarnecki, H. Foster, C. Szewczyk, D. Eliason, M. O’Connor, A. Tatum, R. Quinn Row 3: D. Baney, M. Rassmusen, K. Brown, S. Ramsey, B. Smith, J. Thomas, R. Dever, D. Dandrea, C. Young, J. Denico, J. Minor, S. Knight, E. Tucker, P. Menzel, M. Repman, D. Alexander, R. Corbin, B. Holenbeck, P. Montroy, E. Torrain Row 4: L. Perry, P. Walker, J. Johns, W. Chesebrough, K. Pearson, J. Kindle, D. Kuhne, K. Krista, C. Reisenweber, L. Boyd, E. DiNicola, P. Jackson, W. Plyler, C. White, L. Messner, C. McGee The Strong Vincent marching band continued to enjoy great success once again this year. In addition to perform- ing at rallies, football games, and other school functions, the band also appeared in Lakeshore Marching Band As- sociation shows at Academy, McDowell, and Titusville. The band received special recognition by taking second place in the Meadville Jaycees Halloween Parade. The highlight of the fall season was the band’s appearance in Pittsburgh in a “Celebrate the Season” parade over Thanksgiving. The band was enthusiastically received by thousands of people lining the streets. The parade was also shown live on WPXI television. Band members spend many hours learning music, rout- ines, and drills. The season begins with practices in July and accelerates with band camp in August. This year camp was held at Camp Fitch and at school with a per- formance in Conneaut on the final day. After the fall sea- son, the musicians of the band prepared concert band lit- erature. In addition to performances at school and else- where, the A.V. concert band appeared on WAEE tv. The marching practices resumed in February and the “Marching Colonels” continued to perform in parades throughout the spring. Drum Majors: L to R: Rob Dever, Roger Messenger, John Romanski 107 Colorguard Row 1: C. Reisenweber, L. Messner, C. McGee, L. Boyd, D. Kuhne, J. Johns, P. Jackson Row 2: W. Plyler, W. Chesebrough, J. Prindle, E. DiNicola, C. White, K. Krista, K. Pearson Row 1: Colorguard Captains Jenny Johns and Chris McGee. Row 2: Co-Captain Missy Orsini, Captains Liz Green and Diane Kemerer The Auxiliary Units play a major role in the mar- ching band. These girls spend many hours prac- ticing with the band. Their spirited routines add visual excitement and variety to the field shows. 108 Twirlers and Poms Row 1: D. Baney, L. Perry, M. Rasmusser, D. Kemerer, K. Kraus, M. Orsini, D. Maye, T. Rocco. P. Walker, Row 2: C. Green, B. Holenbeck, A. Tatem, R. Quinn, P. Montroy, E. Torain. Getting ready for a big parade. Drum Majors are proud of their trophy. 109 “Just the Facts” The newspaper staff consisted of Becky Kowalchek, Cathy Villela, Michele Skarupski, Justine Lawton, Michele DiDomenico, Chris Fisher, Danette Kuehne, Dana Massing, Annette Carpenter, Bill Teribury, Pearl Montroy, A. J. Fash, Gina Pesi, Tricia Lambright, Jennifer Pacy, Debbie Wright, Mike Blanks. Dana Massing and Chris Fisher examine future news- paper stories. Art editor Mike Blanks enjoys being in the teacher’s seat for a change. This year’s Colonel staff experienced a productive year under the new direction of Mrs. DiPlacido. Special features like Ax Murder Hallway, and the Colonel Holiday Humbugs were en- joyed by many students and faculty members. Editors Chris Fisher, Bill Teribury, and Dana Massing provided competent student leadership for the staff. 110 Colonel Staff The staff finds that they can write better on a full stomach. Mrs. DiPlacido thoroughly enjoys the heady power that comes with the job of newspaper advisor. Jennifer Pacy just can’t face the camera today. Informing the students is a serious job. Editors for the paper were Debbie Wright, page editor; Dana Massing, Editor; A. J. Fash, Sports editor; Cathy Villela, Features editor; Bill Teribery, Editor; Chris Fisher, Editor; Mi- chele Skarupski, News editor. Ill Model U.N. 1st row: G. Shah, S. Kinnear, M. Skarupski, R. Stachewitz, J. Keys, M. Atkinson, S. Johnson. 2nd row: C. Cleaver, J. Romanski, P. Feffo, R. Harris, J. Cowell, A. Rocco, D. Hines, E. Kauffman. 3rd row: T. Bo- damer, R. Wellington, T. Smith, J. Ferro, C. Lopez, E. Bellimeni, D. Montgomery, J. Gibbins, E. Adams. The “Model United Na- tions” consists of delega- tions of students from par- ticipating area high schools. Each school represents a dif- ferent nation of the U.N. This year’s Vincent team represented Argentina. The delegates meet to discuss world wide problems and present possible solutions for them. This year Model U.N. was advised by Mr. Case. 112 Model U.N. officers; left to right: Eric Kaufman, Caile Cleaver, Michelle Skarupski. French Club First row: K. Perry, M. Cole, C. Butts, B. Hollenbeck, C. Krista, J. Krupinski, H. Hotelling, T. Giulianelli, Sec- ond row: B. George, J. Senger, S. Ramsey, M. Whitlow, M. Quinlan, J. Caldwell, S. Sagan, B. Teribery, E. Kauf- mann, J. Lawton, D. Montgomery. Third row: J. Perry, K. Lasinski, D. Burns, S. Helsley, B. Wilson, E. Tucker P. Seib, D. Swanson, D. Hines, T. Southone, S. Johnson, A. Weary. The 1987-88 French Club got off to a good start. Although the size of the club decreased, the members still had many new and exciting ideas. The officers are President - Chris Kaeberlein, Vice President - Brenda Hollenbeck, Secretary - Mona Cole, Treasurer - Toy Saunethone. They meet twice a month and discuss French food, clothing and songs. The possibility of traveling to a French speaking city is also being discussed. Dante Club First row: S. Czanecki, L. Cirillo, F. Wasiulewski, B. Lehman, D. Rocco, B. Hime, A. Weary. Second row: B. George, K. Perry, K. Herring, T. Cioci, A. J. Fash, Third row: D. Montgomery, J. Johnson, S. Buckner, S. Johnson, J. Keys, J. Orlando, D. Hines. This year’s Dante Club was an exciting new ex- perience. With almost double the number of last year’s members, Dante Club worked to make last year’s plans a reality. With contribu- tions from membership dues and fun raisers, they planned an Italian dinner and festival for the end of the year. Their future plans in- clude a trip to Italy, and even more support from all members of the club. Congratulations are in order for Mr. Bucarelli and President Tammy Ost who organized the Dante Club and kept it running smoothly. 113 First and Second Semester Monitors 1st row: C. Milano, M. Phillips, E. Belluomini, J. Colwell, D. Hines, D. Bruce, J. Vircillo, R. Dever, A. Fash, S. Johnson, G. Lindvay. 2nd row: T. Eagle, J. Johns, H. Lutz, J. Vommero, B. Smith, S. Rung, D. Swanson, J. Romanski, P. Seib,' J. Keys. 3rd row: J. Kuhn, C. Krystek, B. Hollenbeck, A. Renner, E. Orlosky, M. Bardo, E. Adams, C. Reisenweber, K. McGinnet, J. Pelkowski, C. Bartels, J. Lawton, D. Mascaro, R. Stachewicz. 1st row: R. Allgeier, R. Harris, J. Kosiorek, M. Phillips, J. Keyes, D. Hines, D. Mascaro, E. Belluomini, R. Stachewiez, J. Vercillo, C. Milliano, J. Weary, D. Montgomery, D. Swanson, T. Bodamer, B. Walker, K. Perry, B. George, J. Colwell, L. Rack, J. Smith, M. Weindorf, G. Shah, K. Pearson, D. Tregaskis, M Skarupski, 3rd row: F. Tang, S. Johnson, E. Adams, B. Hime, R. Champion, H. Holmes, K. Chandler, J. Smith, J. Dunden, K. Hayes, K. Kearney, C. Fisher. Monitors help to keep things running smoothly. They distribute attendance lists, pick up absentee sheets, answer phones, and run errands for the principals, counselors, and nurse. Library monitors shelve books and make out overdue slips. The school monitors save a lot of time for others. 114 Peer Jury Bonnie Walker, Jessica Smith Peer Jury consists of students from seven city and country high schools who meet at the Court House every two weeks in the first semester. Juve- nile first-offenders who plead quilty to their crimes can choose to come before the jury instead of facing normal pro- bation. Jury members hand down con- tracts in which the offender agrees to either write a paper, tour the county jail and detention center, or do com- munity work. This is relatively new and has proven effective in rehabilitat- ing first time offenders. Stage Crew If you are in need of any video or audio equip- ment, call on the stage crew. Mr. Thayer ad- vises this highly responsibile group of stu- dents experienced in the maintenance of our film projectors, as well the technical aspects of the assemblies. The faculty also depends on them to deliver supplies when they are needed. left to right top row: Scott Vialli, Jason Hotinga, Bruce Demaris, Jeff Coll- wel, Don Hines, Russ Stachewicz. 115 Mr. Grandinetti, Advisor 116 Senior Class Officers Sean Carlson, Armand Rocco, Jen Kraut Junior Class Officers Mrs. DiPlacido, Advisor Gaurang Shah, Eric Kaufman, Tony Weary, Pearl Montroy Sophomore Class Officers Felicia Waselewski, Barrie Meuller, Vickie Kaeberlein, Katherine Herring Freshman Class Officers I “ Uniforms I A t h 1 e t i c s Sonny Carson runs up the score again at the Sharp- sville massacre The girls soccer team tries to think of a new de- fensive strategy ■ I Words of inspiration from Coacu oradinetti. In Action This years Vincent’s boys soccer team still building for a great year. Jen Kraut led us in spirit Dawn King concentrates on imaging the ball as the pitchers face. 119 Varsity Line-up Steal Fullbacks: John Ferraro, Armand Rocco, and Bob Lee. S.V. Hitmen set to gain ground. Tim Bodamer, Carl Flegal, Jason Scholski, Tony Weary, Jeff Gib- bons, Sean Carlson, Denis Clemente, Dave Ashton, John Ferraro, and Bob Lee. This year’s varsity football team hiked off a fine season and finished with 5-5 overall record. The 87 team had fine wins against Academy, East, Sharpsville, Meadville and Grove City. When asked about the season Coach Donatucci said the players worked hard each week and showed a lot of progress on the field. The boys were faced with learning a new and complex offense at the outset of the season and caught on quite well. The team displayed a great attitude. “Regardless of the adversity the team faced, they always hung in there and did their best,” com- mented Coach Donatucci. Quarterbacks: Joe Orlando, Tim Smith, and Eric Kuhn. 120 Respectable Record Vincent takes time-out to review strategy. Sonny Carson bursts for open field. SCOREBOARD sv Opponent 20 Western Reserve 30 28 Grove City 22 12 Tech 27 55 Sharpsville 14 34 Academy 6 0 Prep 30 6 McDowell 21 7 Arlington 47 43 East Meadville 14 Eric Kuhn slips Sonny Carson the evidence. Centers: Front: Bill Wilson, John Jordon, Cliff Smithey, Back: Jason Schloski, Denis Clemente, and Vince Harvey. The student body shows enthusiasm at the game. City Champs! This year’s starting linemen are as follows: Top Row; Renwrick Rivers, Jason Cox, Bill Wilson, Bill Bailey. Bottom Row: John Jordon, Bill Gard- ner, Cliff Smithey, Vince Harvey. SCOREBOARD Eisenhower Opponent 0 Warren 2 East 6 Prep 21 McDowell 0 Academy 6 Tech 0 The junior gridiron hulksters line up for the attack. This year’s outstanding J.V. football team won the inner city series cham- pionship for the third year in the row. Led by Sophomore stand-outs Joe Orlando, Jeff Holt, Paul Ferraro, T.J. Robie, and Cliff Smithey, the team also placed second in Metro with an impressive 6-1 record. Coach Caccione thought the best aspect of the team this year was, “The total team effort it took to win every game; Different faces sparked the victory each week. That’s what we’re happy about.” Our Sophomore starting backs included: Top Row: Paul Ferraro, Joe Orlando, Jeff Holt. Bottom Row: T.J. Robie, and Tim Guilianelli. First Row: Bill Bailey, Vince Harvey, Tim Guilianelli, John Jordon, Cliff Smi- they, Jermon Saunders, Renwrick Rivers, Dave Grack, Paul Ferraro. Second Row: Jeff Holt, Brian Logan, Michael Jack, Bill Wilson, Jason Cox, Renwrick Rivers, Rob Rice, Jason Fasco, Ray Drzeweicki, Tony Benny, T.J. Robie, Mr. Caccione. 122 City Champs! Top row: Kelly Senz, Lisa Dovichow, Brenda Gray. Middle row: Saundra Martin, Yvonne Lee, Dawn King, Patricia Gray. Bottom row: Jennifer Zdarko, Linda Mack. Brenda Gray spikes the ball back, while Dawn King is ready to assist her. The 1987 Girls’ Volleyball Team had a dynamic season. Victorious in eight of their fourteen games, they brought pride with an all-city championship. The competed in several events, ranging from a practice tournament - in which the city teams played a non-competitive game - to the McDowell game: their toughest opponent. Yvonne Lee, a junior and a two-year volleyball veteran, was presented with the honor of being a member of the “Erie City All-Star Girls’ Volleyball Team.” In addition. Dawn King, Patricia Gray, and Brenda Gray were given Honorable Mention for their three-year dedication and hard work on the team. Linda Mack sets the ball for a killer Tech Opp LL sv WW Academy LL WW McDowell WW LL East LL WW Villa WW LL St. Bens LL WW Mercyhurst WW LL Serving for Strong Vincent is Dawn King. move. 123 Girls’ Varsity With a touch of Peggy Maughn’s hand, the ball floats through the air. Julie must use Pert because her hair is so bouncy. “What is everybody doing, the hokey-pokey?!?!?” This year’s girls varsity basketball team had a fairly good season, under the coaching of Mr. John Vogel the girls had a 7-14 season with a metro record of 3-11. The high scorer of the team was Yvonne Lee and high rebounders were Patty Gray and Brenda Grey. The girls took 3rd place in the Fort LeBoeuf Christmas tournament by defeating Fort LeBoeuf, which was their first trophy in many years. The team is improving, and with returning players and new recruits hope to be even better next year. Wave goodbye to the ball. Shoots for Success “Why is Julie worshipping the ball?” Scoreboard S. V. Opponent L Fairview Corry Meadville Iroquois L Academy L Villa Gen. McLaine , W Tech Oil City L St. Bens L Mercyhurst L, L McDowell L, W East L Seagartown “Is she catching the ball or throwing it?” Hoopsters Wrap Another fine turnout at the Hammermill Center. The Varsity boys basketball team; asst, coach Mr. DelSandro, coach Mr. Flinn, Rob Harris, Darryl Crosby, Mike Blanks, Chris Ulrich, Tim Smith, Kelly Cahill, James Keyes, Mr. Blanks, Mr. Hollis, Mr. Cacchione, Everett Tucker, Dave Ashton, Steve Brewington, Dan Rocco, Eric Kuhn, Chris Milano. The Strong Vincent Boys’ Varsity Basketball team has had a great (18-6) season this year, hav- ing Cathedral Prep as their main rivals in com- peting for this years city metro title. The leading scorers for the team were seniors Tim Smith (20.3), followed by Steve Brewington (10.2), Chris Ulrich (10.1), Daryl Crosby (5.9) and junior Michael Blanks (8.1). Some of the seniors on the team, such as Tim Smith, Chris Ulrich, Darryl Crosby, Kelly Cahill, Rob Harris, Steve Brewington, and James Keyes have been playing for most of their high school years. While playing, they won such titles as the District-10 Championship, all of which has S.V. proud. Coach Pete Flinn commented on his outgoing team: “I feel they are very dedicated individuals, they played well, but had to make many sacri- fices along the way.” 126 Chris Ulrich attempts a jumpshot as the amazed Tech players look on. Up Great Season Mr. Flinn reflects on past victories. The SV Hoopster’s know that practice makes perfect. Darryl Crosby on defensive. The team just has to smile, knowing that they have the support of their Walk, don’t run! fans. Scoreboard SV Opponent 52 Grove City 62 42 Girard 49 57 75 Academy 52 57 63 Ferdonia 43 61 55 Meadville 60 61 78 Springdale 57 68 47 73 McDowell 41 43 55 53 Hickory 62 69 Warren 46 50 70 Tech 49 49 64 57 38 Prep 71 45 48 59 Mercyhurst 56 62 East 56 60 Wintersville 57 38 Corry 48 a Tim Smith remains undaunted despite the pres- ence of a Tech guard. J. V. Bucketeers Row 1: Coach Caccione, J. Beason, J. Orlando, C. Cartegina, G. Greiner, S. Omniewski, M. Tressler, Rich Powkrza, J. Chirilli. Row 2: W. McCullum, D. MacArthur, M. Bennet, E. Weglin, K. Kelps, K. Montie, J. Minor, D. Cirillo. The Junior Varsity basketball did exceptionally well this year. The top scorer of this year’s team was William McCul- lum alias “fatman” who averaged 22.0 per game. Possibly there are others to achieve this goal such as Sophomores: Jas- on Minor, Derek MacArthur, Joe Orlando, Carlos Cartegena, and Freshmen: Kevin Montie, Kevin Kleps, Rich Powierza, Steve Omniewski, Dave Cirillo, Matt Bennett, Garth Greiner, Joe Chiarelli, Erik Wegelin, and Matt Tressler. They pulled through the hardships with real team spirits and didn’t take losses so hard but tried to strive for a better game. To encour- age this team and to help them get over the losses were J. V. Head Coach: Jon Cacchione and Assistant Coach: Ken Blanks. Joe Orlando, busting out a shot. Scoreboard S. V. Opponent w Grove City w, w Academy w Fredonia L, L Meadville W, L East W, W Mercyhurst W, L McDowell L Hickory W Warren W Franklin W, L Tech L, L Prep L Wintersville L 128 Corry Poweirza, keeping the ball away from his opponent. Joe, taking the ball down the court. Coach Caccione and Coach Flinn are real enthused about the game. Dave: Warming up. Bag Metro Opponents Scoreboard S. V. Opponent w Fairview w Corry w Meadville w Iroquois w, w Academy L, L Villa W General McLaine W, W Tech W Oil City L, L St. Bens L, W Mercyhurst L, L McDowell W, W East W Seagertown Row 1: S. Parra, K. Wolney. Row 2: D. Warner, C. Elletson, Shari waiting for the ball. J. Perry, V. Kaeberline. Row 3: A. Hodges, S. Churly, M. Phillips, M. Parmeter. The girls waiting for the rebound. Sue going up for the shot. Jennifer, chasing the ball. Marissa watching the shot. Deaudra’s also watching the shot. The girls’ J. V. basketball team of 87-88 had a very good season this year. With two Freshman and 7 Sophomores they were determined to conquer the opposing teams. The girls worked hard all season under the coaching of Ms. Laura Morgan. With their determination and school spirit they brought home the title of ’City Champs’. Their record over all was 14-7, with a 7-7 record for Metro. The girls worked hard, it showed, and they should be commended for their efforts, we wish the J. V. team next year good luck and hope they carry their efforts to next years team. 129 Girls Soccer Play Square The “After Goal” feeling for Michelle. Stacy Rung and Robin Tate create a new dance. Michelle and Stacy on defense. Scoreboard s.v. 1 Mercyhurst Opponent 9 5,4 Tech 0,3 1,0 Harborcreek 5,5 2,0 St. Bens 6,5 4 Meadville 1 1 McDowell 3 0 Villa 8 0 Girard 3 1 Academy 3 0,1 Northeast 4,2 0 Fairview 2 130 Is Jen Zebrowski dead? But Fall Short From L. to R.: Heidi Hotelling, Kathy Wolny, Julie Clemens, Stacy Rung, Stacy Rung watches in amazement as Mr. J. Delsandro, Caile Cleaver, Jen Zebrowski, Kim Kirsch, Jenny Kennedy, Jen Zebrowski sends the ball soaring. Michelle Repman, Robin Tate, Kelly Patterson, Sue Parra, Dengtoy Soun- thone. Kim Kirsch battles it out with an Academy Lion Colonels prepare themselves for the game ahead. The Girl’s Soccer Team joined the Metro League for the first time in the ’87 season. Although the young Colonels were no match for more seasoned teams, the spirit was high and the matches were fought. Freshman Sue Parra led team-scoring with eight goals. Heidi Hotelling, Kathy Wolny, and Kim Kirsch provided the midfield speed necessary to help offen- sive players, Julie Clemens and Dengtoy Sounthone, find scoring opportunities. The defensive line showed the greatest improvement in the last part of the season. Goal-keeper Jen Zebros- ki frustrated many opponent’s scoring attempts, while Stacy Rung, Robin Tate, Kelly Patterson, Mi- chelle Repman, Jennifer Kennedy, and Caile Cleaver rounded out the defense. Sue Parra Michelle Repman forge their way upfield. Jennifer Zebroski was voted First Team All-league Goalie. Sue Parra was given Honorable Mention, striker. Boy’s Soccer Falls The Face-off. Ed sends the ball as the opposition rushes in. Patsy kicks the ball upfield. • r Chuck becomes airborne in an attempt to stop the ball. The 1987-88 Boy’s Soccer Team improved their record from last year, going 2-9-1. The Colonel kickers were led in their two wins by Kevin Rowland, Chuck Swantek, and Wally Wneta, but the team’s best game was not a win. Prep had come in scoring double digits against other city schools; Vin- cent held them to just three goals. “Even though the team lost nine games, they gained a lot of respect,” Coach Gauriloff said. He added, “Our biggest prob- lem was inexperience.” However, since eight underclassmen started all year, we look forward to a good season next year. 132 Mrs. Gauriloff, Miss Flanagan, and Mrs. DiPlacido: The Fan Club. Short of Goal S.V. defenders swarm to the ball. SCOREBOARD S.V. 3,2 Northeast Opponent 1,2 2 Meadville 8 1 Slippery Rock 7 0 Fairview 6 2,1 Girard 6,3 9 East 0 1 McDowell 5 1 Tech 2 2 Academy 3 0 Prep 3 It’s a bird, it’s a plane, - it’s a soccerball! Back row: Mr. Rick Gauriloff, Pat Rob- erts, Waldameer Wneta, Kevin Row- land, Chuck Swantek, Steve Brady, Mark Quinlan, Pat Cypar- ski, Steve Ramsey, Front row: Eric Kauffman, Sean Swantek, Ed Adams, Nate Leopold, Greg Lindvay, Marc Ames, Patsy Santone, Butch Leupold, Chanvisak Khanthavout. 133 S.V. Hitmen Dave Silvis has his hands tied. Joe Vierra Demonstrates a powerful pitch. Bill Terri berry has nev- er seen a camera before in his life. Top Row: Mr. Grandinetti, E. Kuhn, R. Adams, M. Leone, D. Crosby, C. Kaeberlein, D. Silvis. Middle Row: J. Vierra, B. Hime, E. Belloumini, D. Ashton, R. Sack. Bottom Row: S. Buckner, B. Terriberry, D. Mac Arthur, E. Adams, B. Lee. The Colonel baseball team had a very exciting and successful 86-87 campaign, finishing second in Metro and making the District 10 playoffs. In the playoffs, they beat undefeated Sharon before bowing out to Harborcreek. Spearheading the Colonel attack for the 87-88 season will be 2nd team All-Metro centerfielder, Eddie Ballevomini; 2nd team All-Metro 1st baseman, Mark Leone; All-Metro honorable mentions, Ed Adams and Doug MacArthur; and senior catcher, Chris Kaeberlein. Other standouts include junior Steve Buckner, and sophomores Dave Ashton and Eric Kuhn. Coach Grandinetti feels that, “With the six returning start- ers and with the experience we got from the playoffs, the 87-88 Metro and District 10 crowns are within our grasp. It should be a great sea- son.” Slide to Victory Rich Adams poses for the Major Leagues. Bob and Ed do the Jane Fonda workout. Rich Sack gives it all he’s got. Something in the stands has really caught Dave Ashton’s eye. Mr. Grandinetti gives an encouraging pep talk. s.v. Scoreboard Opponent 8,7 McDowell 4,6 7,4 Tech 2,1 4,6 Academy 3,5 2,2 East 5,4 3,4 Mercyhurst 7,3 3,4 Prep 4,5 ' l -V 135 S.V. “S.W.A.T.” Team Row 1: Mr. Niebauer, Stacy Rung, Jen Zebrowski, Amy Schaffer, Tammy Troutman, Michelle Parmeter, Dana Massing, Kelly Dick, Dawn Eliason, Mr. Senz, Miss Morgan. Row 2: Barb Hime, Shari Churley, Brenda Lassman, Dawn King, Lisa Boyd, Denise Baney, Julie Roberts, Chris Spizarny Row 3: Linda Mack, Doreen Hill, Crystal Elletson, Cara Reiseneer, Angie Carr, Kelly Senz, Peggy Maughn, Felicia Wasiulewski. “Where’s the ball?” asks Feli- cia. Barb Hime throws away the evidence. “I can catch it with my eyes Crystal Elletson hits a bunt, closed!” says Dawn King. Scoreboard S.V. Opponent 5,3 Mercyhurst 4,4 13,13 St. Benedict 3,3 11,14 Tech 1,0 7,3 Meadville 1,2 11,12 McDowell 3,6 7,14 East 0,0 17,14 Academy 0,2 0,2 Villa 2,6 136 Where did it go?” says Peggy Maughn. ‘Armed’ For Victory Is Barb Hime bowling or playing softball? Brenda Lassman pitches a fast ball. Crystal Elletson looks to the sky for help. “Heh! watch where you’re swinging that bat, Brenda!” The 1986-87 Strong Vincent softball team had a great season last year led by all metro standout, Dawn King; Barb Hime; Crystal Elletson and Shari Churley. Dawn King hits a grounder. Good hitting combined with supurb pitching led the ladies to the district championships where hopes for the state champion- ship ended with a tough play-off loss. Looking ahead to the 87- 88 season, Coach Niebauer says, “We should be one of the fav- orites for Metro champs. We’ve worked really hard and success will be ours!” 137 Boys Slice Opponents Swing, Pete, Swing Front Row: Scott Helsley, Derek MacArthur, Geoff Boehm, Jon Minor, Tom Brandei, Back Row: Tony Allessie, Joe Baniewicz, Pete Allessie, Buddy Cuneo, Jim Dandrea What a Putt. OOO ... AHH ... OHHH. Three strikes and you’re out. 138 Scott Helsley studies his putt. Scoreboard sv Opponent 1,1 Vi McDowell 23,22'A 2,0 Prep 22,24 10,11 Vi Mercyhurst 14,12 ‘ 2 14 Vi, 16 Tech 9 2,4 18,21 East 6,3 8,2 Vi Academy 16,21 Vi “Hey, where did the ball go?” asks Jim. The ’87 Boy’s Golf Team had a fine season with a respectable 4-8 re- cord. High points of the season were two blow-out victories over both Tech and East, and a close two-point loss to Mercyhurst. With only two seniors, Jim D’An- drea and Jon Minor, the coach, Mr. Mullen, says: “Next year’s team should still be highly com- petitive.” Returnees will include Geoff Boehm, Charles Cuneo, Scott Helsley, Derek MacArthur, Tony Allessie, Pete Allessie, and Chris Copper. Girls Shoot Mean Left to right: Silvana Bucarelli, Jennifer Kraut, Dawn King, Coach: Miss Flanagan, Sue Kinnear, Stephanie Furyesz, Amy Brookhauser, Missy Fox, Joann Caufman. Miss Flanagan is just lounging around. “That dang ball!” says Bonnie Walker The S.V. girls golf team ended a great ’87 season by successfully de- fending the city cup on the strength of a 4-3 record led by Se- nior Sue Kinnear, who was medal- ist in many of the matches, the team also included Seniors Dawn King, Paulette McLeod, Jenny Kraut, Stephanie Furyesz, and Amy Brookhauser; Junior Silvana Bucharelli; and Sophomore Missy Fox. As coach Flanagan remarked, the girls’ success was the result of “Enthusiastic work and long hours of practice.” Silvana Missy smiled for the birdie ... “And this is the way we do it” says Sue Kin- near Scoreboard Mercyhurst S.V. L McDowell L Tech W Villa L Bens W Academy W East W Therese Marmino says “which way did it go?” 139 S. V. Swimmers Swimming Scores S. V. Opponent 52 Fairview 88 47 McDowell 105 50 Tech 24 45 Academy 27 20 Cath. Prep 55 56 East 19 58 Mercy. Prep 11 62 Fairview 82 The boys’ swimming team this year had a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. The boys did exceptionally well con- sidering all of the new swim- mers and a new coach, Mr. Walsh. Next year the boys hope to do much better with the return of most of the team members. Back row: Aaron Fash, Sean Weary, Greg Lindvey, Tom Braendel, Charles Cuneo, Brian Smith, Dan Smith. Front row: Russ Stachewicz, Fred Loring, Steve Sagan. Stay Afloat This year the Strong Vincent girls’ swimming team did well. Although there was a lack of swimmers and a new coach the girls pulled through. This year the new coach was Mr. Fred Vickey. There were only 9 swimmers com- pared to the large numbers on the opposing teams. These determined girls had a record of 2 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. Next year only 1 Senior will be leaving. The girls are hoping to get alot of newcomers next year and it looks promising. Standing: Jen Zebroski, Goody Haugsdahl, Stacy Rung, Mi- chelle DiMarco, Karissa Little. Front: Caroline Krystek, Stephanie Irwin, Cara Reisenweber, Marianne Kuntz. S. V. Swimming Scores Opponent 38 McDowell 102 38 Tech 29 44 Academy 26 19 Villa Maria 52 38 East 38 36 Mercyhurst Prep 36 19 Fairview 98 Goody Haugsdahl: The woman, the legend, the swim- mer. 141 Poloists Swim Scoreboard Opponent Tech 05 Tech 13 Tech 12 East 07 East 03 Prep 17 Prep 16 Academy 06 Academy 07 McDowell 17 McDowell 13 Back row: Jeff Gibbons, Donny Kraeski, Dan Smith, Goody Haugsdahl, Stephanie Irwin, Aaron Fash, Greg Linvey. Front row: Russ Stachewicz, Fred Lorring, Don Hines. The team in the huddle before the beginning of the game. Senior poloists. Jeff will miss Goody so much 142 Toward Victory The 1987-88 S. V. Waterpolo team had a very successsful season, capturing an- other city title and placing third in Metro. They finished with a 6-5 record. Coached by Greg Lampe, this year’s team shone with some outstanding tal- ent. Senior Russ Stachewicz, who led Metro League scoring with 59 goals, make 1st team all-city for the second straight year, and Steve Sagan make 2nd team. Goodren Haugsdahl and Fred Lor- ing also won Honorable Mentions. The swimmers are looking forward to another winning game. 143 Racketeers Net Top Row: Marc Sargent, Brian Smith, Steve Fried, and coach, Mr. Hogan. Bottom Row: Cuom Phong, and Joe Boniewicz. The 1987 Strong Vincent Boy’s Tennis Team showed true school spirit as they completed an- other season. Coached by Mr. Hogan, the team put forth their best effort. Although they had an 0-6 season, they worked hard and their de- termination never failed. Members Brian Smith and Steve Fried exhibited Colonel pride when they competed in a district competition. This spring, all players will be returning with hopes for a better season. i Brian makes sure he swings all the way through. Scoreboard S.V. Opponent 1 Girard 7 0 East 5 0 Harborcreek 7 2 East 5 1 Mercyhurst 6 0 McDowell 7 0 Prep 7 2 Academy 5 3 Tech 4 “You put your left leg in, you put your right arm out and you shake them all about .. “Don’t strangle yourself, Cuom!” 144 Few Gains Top left to right: Amy Renner, Dana Mas- sing, Mia Lehman; Andrea Jones, Robin Rennsey, Phuong Tang; Caroline Krystek. I Mia Lehman is trying to show Dana and Caroline how to rap. Scoreboard SV 0 Villa 3 St. Ben’s 0 Fairview 7 Tech 0 Mercyhurst 0 East 5 Academy 0 McDowell 7 4 7 0 7 7 2 7 Andrea Jones says “If you dare to take my pic- “Let me at that camera man!” says Andrea ture ...” Jones. And a one and a two, and a hit!” says Caroline. The ’87 Girl’s Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Ho- gan, had a better-than-average season ending the year with a 2-6 record and a respectable showing at Districts. Both doubles teams managed to ad- vance to the second round. Unable, through lack of experience and years of training, to beat such perennial strengths as Vil- la, Mercyhurst, and McDowell, the team blew away Tech and soundly beat Academy. The team’s best match occured against Fairview: It was a loss, but one of the singles matches (Amy Renner vs. her opponent) went to a grueling 3-set tie-breaker, and both doubles teams (Dana Mas- sing and Carrie Krystek; Andrea Jones and Robin Pennsy) came, literally, within points of victories. In this match, the girls’ determination earned some serious respect and shed a hopeful light on next year’s season. Other members of the ’87 team include Mia Lehman and Foo Tang. 145 Wrestlers grapple to 87-88 Wrestling Team: Bottom row: Pat Santone, Mark Quinlan, Mark Wein- dorf, Armand Rocco, Mike Maggio, Steve Rosario, Standing: Coach Brabender, T. J. Robie, Coach Buchanan, Jeremy Smith, Dion Clemente, Doug Irrucci, Dennis Clemente, Mike Foly, Bill Wilson, Bob Lee, Mike Whitlow, and Coach Porsford. -ULONEL PRIDE IS ON OUR SIDE Dennis Clemente circles his opponent. T. J. Robie shows Warren the lights. Armand Rocco with another win. This year’s wrestling team, although not the caliber of last years team, still showed spirit. Despite finishing with a 7-9 record, the Colonel team had a few distinguished individual wrestlers. Mark Weindorf, wrestling 112 lbs. finished with a 22-2 record. He placed 2nd in the Iroquois tourney, and first for the 3rd straight year in the North East tourney. Armand Rocco at 145 lbs. compiled an impressive 17-5 record. He placed 3rd in the North East tournament, but was injured, and didn’t compete in the Iroquois tourney. Also finishing with commendable records were T. J. Robie (19-8) and Bob Lee (17-9) The team next year, although losing a few wrestlers, should have a promising season. With seven experienced wrestlers returning, and hopefully with the addition of talented freshmen, the team should be a force to contend with. 146 Another Good Season Steve Posario fights off his oppo- nents shot. Mark Weindorf with a semi-final win at the tournament. Captains Mark Weindorf and Armand Rocco. Bob Lee prepares to get on his op- ponent. Mike Maggio looks for an opening. Marc Quinlin spralls from his opponents attack. Scoreboard sv Opponent w Iroquois L L Saegertown W L Seneca W L Harborcreek W L Tech W W Girard L L Fairview W L Conneaut W L Academy W W North East L L McDowell W W Warren L W East L W Sharpsville L L Prep W L Mercyhurst W L Conneaut Lake W Bill Wilson circles his man into position. Armand Rocco gets out to the side for a pin. Harriers Running Cari Ann says, “I use Ivory soap, so should you.” Cari Ann devises a plan against Villa The 1986 Girl’s Cross Country Team ran up a fine season with an impressive victory over Tech- nical Memorial High school. Leading the “Colonel Stars” were freshmen. Wendy Lobaugh and Jennifer Krupinski, and senior Cari Ann Al- taman. The team was coached by Mr. Thayer. 148 The Warm-Up Women From the Rap On your mark; get set... This year’s Strong Vincent Boy’s Cross Country Team was led by Juniors Mike Lupichuk and Tony Godzwa. Much indi- vidual improvement was shown by these young men as well as by Freshmen mem- bers Jim Ashley and Brian Fullerton. Unfortunately because we did not re- cruit an official member of runners, our season ended with an 0-6 record. s.v. Scoreboard Opponent L Mercyhurst W L Prep W L McDowell w L Academy w L East w W Tech L Brian Fullerton: What runner! Mike Lupichuk: One of S.V.’s best. Cameron Adams, Sheila Horton, Kevin Montie Carol Bartels Chris Young, John Romanski, Jenny Pelkowski Stacy Rung, Guarang Shah Scholars Samantha Garrett Vicky Kaeberlein, Dottie Burns Cathy Villela Educated men are as much superior to uneducated men as the living are to the dead. -Aristotle The roots of education are bitter but the fruit is sweet. -Aristotle As a field, however fertile, cannot be fruitful without cultivation, neither can a mind without learning. -Cicero Only the educated are free. -Epictetus Kingpins Spare- Felicia bites her lip as she awaits the outcome of her bowl. Robin, flings her ball like a pro. Standing: Robin Pency, Dottie Burns, Felicia Wasiu- lewski, Sue Kowas. Kneeling: Michelle Chapin and Chris Fischer Thanks to Mr. Rutkowski, Strong Vincent once again has a bowling team. As of March first, 1988, the S.V. Girls’ Bowling Team had a record of 15- 17 and were ranked fifth among Erie City high school league standing. Exceptional bowler, Sue Koebas, impressed her teammates and league members with her high game of 193, and high se- ries of 493. Congratulations, Sue! A fund raiser was held in which Mr. Rutkowski, the team coach, sold “Mighty Fine” doughnuts to hungry students. The money raised was used to purchase team bowling shirts, each personal- ized, but unfortunately unliked by the team members. An end-of-the-year banquet was in the process of being planned. It included several pizzas and Pepsi contributed by Mr. Rutkowski. He hopes to have better turn-outs for try outs, and a better attitude towards the team uniforms. However, without the contributions made by the S.V. bowling coach. Strong Vincent would have been once again lacking a bowling team. Thank you, and keep up the good work, Rat! Scoreboard sv Opponent 3 Academy 1 0 MPS 4 2 Villa 2 0 East 4 4 SBA 0 0 Tech 4 1 MPS 0 4 Villa 4 Us Chris carefully keeps her balance, before she lets go of her ball. Michelle stares her bowl- ing pins down. Senior From Slick Rick to all my boys in the S.V. crew - We’ve had our fun, now the time has begun, for us all to go our separate ways, I just hope you’ll remember all the good days • Fresh Ha I thank Ms. Savocchio for helping me out when I was in a bind. I also thank Mr. Grandinetti for being a friend and a great teacher.-Thea Noble Jen, Heidi, Amy Bea, Cari, Kraut, Sue, Carol- Join me next year for Happy Hour 4-10 every night at Edinboro U. Love you and will miss you- Shannon To Amy B, Shannon S, Cari-Ann, and Jennifer R-Hey girls, Wanna get lucky - ?!!! Portnoy loves Mookie Jr I want to wear you out To my friends who have experienced the wrath of my Pseudo Porsche and lived! Also to Rosewood and Poohbear-Never forget the Sun- day basketball games (you were schooledD-Krautmaster J (a.k.a. Jennifer M Kraut) D.C.had them all! You know who I love-Did it make your day? Why don’t you go out with that fresh- man? all seniors, 3 things to go by in life: l)Never get less than 12 hrs of sleep 2)Never play poker with a man who’s named after a city 3)Never sit next to a fat lady with a tattoo of a dagger on her chest-EEEEDD Sam-Now I’ve had the time of my life-Wizard To Derf from Soap to Steve from Soap to Gus from T-Soap Peace and Love-Hug Goodbye! Peace!-M.C. It’s been real! Stay chill! Check!-E Cortes’ B.K.A. “TPCD” To the seniors-It’s been real, It’s been fun, But it hasn’t been real fun. I had fun with Lumpy, Beef, and Freddy K, But no day in the past is better than today-“Poetic Tim” To all my good friends: Reeder, Shannon, Amy B, Kraut, Sue, and Steph-I love you all! Reeder and Shannon-the party continues at the Boro!-Heidi the Huge Ho John C-you mean the world to me-Sue Sue K-I wanna hold your pinky? 3rd lunch seniors-Jello and Coke are it!-Guilty Party Hi guys: Tracie, Cathy V, Michele, Cathy S, Jennifer, Jill, and Kelly. Best of luck in all you guys do in life. Stay out of jail and most of all, don’t get pregnant! Always remember our wild and crazy times-Caroline M Wilbur “88” Desperately Seeking Siouxsan-I had 25e and didn’t call! B.D. and L.D. are dead. You’ve assassinated the presi- dent and I’m Queen. It’s been the greatest 4 years. What to do now?-Stranger To all my best buddies in 6th period Ceramics-I’m gonna miss ya after grad-luv ya, Betty (Tracie S) To all the crazy people at my lunch table-It’s been a real exciting 4 years with you people-Tracie S Cathy, Michele, Caroline, Tracie, Jill, and Kelly-Thanks for the best year I’ve ever had. You girls are the best! Take care in all the years to come.-Cathy Spencer Soft Scrub-Thanx for 4 years of friendship and crazy experiences.-love always, Mayflower Aimless-Remember Under- cover Lint, mediocrity is the spice of life, UpperclassTwit of the Year-Skip To the class of “88”- I would like to thank you for being there when I needed you. And I would like to say Stay Cool and don’t be a fool, just take care of yourselves and go for what you want. And thank Miss Savoc- chio for helping and talking to me and I love you all-Shontell To my favorite person, Michele- Someday I’ll teach you how to drive and bowl. I hope we stay together a long time-love, Don Hines- Lisa-We have had lots of fun this year with concerts, meeting band members like Tesla, the Greek Guys, and Doc’s. Good luck with Joel and Gus-your best friend, Michelle (I.L.P.K.) To all my friends (you know who you are!)-You know I love you all (even though I accidentally almost killed you in“TheCliffhanger”!) I’m really going to miss you guys. Take care and thanks for always being there. Good luck and keep partying!!-love, Darth To Heidi, Jen Kraut, Carol, Cari, Sue, Steph, and Shannon-The best friends I could ever hope for.-love, Amy B From the hipp-chics to those who know who we are Jam out “Mar”. And stay cool, too For those about to rock: We Salute You!” (Heavy Metal Rules) To Cathy, Caroline, Cathy, Tracie, Jill and Kelly- Thanks for being there when I needed you guys. I’m going to miss you.-love ya, Michele To my best friend Rhonda-It’s been a great senior year. Remember all of our fun times at the basketball games and walking in the halls in the morning. See ya after graduation!-your best friend, Theresa- Good luck to the Class of “88”. It’s been fun, especially at the basketball game (vs Prep.) Whom- ever is going to college-Good luck! Missya, Huggy JrMuv, a member of the senior class To Dusty, Carrie, Steph, and Pam-Have a great time without us. Good luck. To Danette, Diane, and Heath- er-It’s our turn to graduate. You have been good friends. We’ve had lots of fun. Best of luck, you party animals. Stay away from the airport!-your friend It’s been a good 4 years at ol’ S.V. but we’re outta here. The Class of “88” will live forever in our hearts and in the school. Everybody have a good life. After graduation, Hang Loose!-Rude Boy, Chris Ullo To Lipps-Hope your life is swell after you start one. Killer and Tara-Keep rockin’ with the music from Sin Juniors-Good 154 Personals luck and have a great senior year. -Cheez’n Terry, Kelly, Jenny, Krista, Christal, Michele, and Kate-You guys are the greatest friends in the world. I luv and will miss you all. Remember all those crazy nights-luv, Cristin Thank God! No more zoo! Good luck Chris, Cris, Mish, Jen, and Amy. I love you guys! To all the friends I’ve made at S.V.: Cris, Kelly, Jenny, and Gina-Good luck! I’ll miss you-love, Terry Hey, Phi Rec. Phi forever J.M.-Let’s bronze your shooting arm! (Just kidding.)-A.R. Dead-Eye: Her sister-in-law went to Rhodesia, what with her womb and all! Academic Terminator-Stay strong It’s the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)-R.E.M. Pancakes on the windshield at the beach Let’s do it. The last day is coming. We have to do it now A-Rock, Lumpy, Bubba-It’s been great and remember, none of you can win!- Beef To the first Homecoming Court-But did we have fun?!-Russ I’d like to say What’s Up to all my fellow senior basketball players. It’s been a long four years. Good luck in everything you do, b-ball players. I’d like to say What’s Up to all my girls and fans at S.V.-Tim Smith To Di and Heather-These past years have been great and I'll never forget them. We have many more good times to come.-Trix To Jill and Kel-Good luck! Let’s not forget how fun Steno and Typing has been.-Trix To Jill, my best friend for six years-Good luck with Biff.-love, Kelly To the S.V. Marching Band-This past year has been great! (You know what I mean!) Remember the band parties!-Kel and Trix To Kelly-Thanx for being there the past 6 years. Good luck with Mike, Bonehead!-Me To Kirn-Keep it going with Eric. Don’t forget Canada’s Wonderland.-Me To the 3rd and 4th steno and typing class-Keep on dictating! Good luck always, DAG and RRC from BFW Brian, you owe me $6 and I want my history book back. P.S. You are a shrimp!-Kat- ie Jennie-You are the nicest person I know even though I can’t stand youMove Katie This one goes out to my fellas: Rick (R.J.), Rob (Duke), Steve (Brew), and James (Force)-I’m glad I got back in time to graduate with you boys, especially James and Rick my childhood partners. Later on-Little ATK First I want to say “Go Us’’ Mighty Mighty Seniors. I want to say good-bye to Bridgette George who I will have to show how to party some day. And to Lucinda Godfrey (SW) have fun in the future cause I know 1 will. “Party”-Lisa and Lipps To the crew-When I’m gone I’ll still be close, cause I’m the one who means the most. I don’t mean to brag, But I have to boast, cause forever we are together, from coast to coast-from the Force To my cousins and friends- Thanks for all the good times we’ve shared, the hard times we’ve had but got through, and let’s look forward to our futures.-Love, Jessica To Donald-Thanks for all the good times we’ve had together. I’m glad we became so close.-love ya, Michele FMA KH, MS, CL, CH, SM, TL Sherri Furyesz-Let's play a game of Frisbee with my delicious wheat pancakes that are 10 times better than your half of the cookie!-Amy GOOD LUCK SENIOR CLASS OF ’88! 155 In Memoriam In the early morning hours of June 25,1987, an electrical fire in his home claimed the life of Darrin Stahl- man, a 1986 graduate of Strong Vincent. Darrin’s death shocked and saddened all who knew him. When someone so young and full of life dies suddenly, it’s difficult for family and friends to accept. The process takes a long time, but confusing feel- ings of anger and sorrow eventually lead to fond memories of the life he touched us with. Darrin enjoyed the things most young American men do — cars, sports, music ... But Darrin was also an ambitious planner, always working diligently to follow through with any project he undertook. Probably Darrin’s most dominant characteristic was his sense of humor. He had the ability to see the funny side of any bad situation. He enjoyed making people smile and often did the craziest things for a laugh. We like to believe that a better life begins elsewhere when someone passes on. We can rest assured that wherever Darrin may be now, he’s making others as happy as he made us here on earth. (Kristen Hersperger-Knost, a close friend) a word of explanation ... You may be wondering why the Spokesman staff chose “Operation S. V.” as the ’88 yearbook theme. Well, actually, we thought it was kind of funny — ours is probably the only yearbook in the world that even vaguely resembles a file in an undercover dossier. Seriously, though, “Operation S.V.” does mean something. Although high school sometimes seems pointless, there is a definite plan set in motion when we first walk S.V.’s halls as freshmen, we’re calling this an “operation.” The basic objective is to graduate. But graduating from high school means we’ve accomplished a lot more than just getting a diploma. It means we have: achieved in athletics, been on time every morning, explored and established a personal identity, remembered lunch money, got along with teachers, successfully flirted with prospective girl- friends boyfriends, thought about what to do with the rest of our lives, put down other classes in pep rallies, found good friends, hoped the basketball team would beat Prep, and kept our lockers reasonably clean. This is what “Operation S.V.” means. 157 Patron List Ace Auctioneers; Mark Tanenbaum, Auctioneer Alliance Home of Erie (P.N.A.) Club Drs. Amacher, Roos, and Mozdy Anderson Vacuum and Service Center Gertrude A. Barber, Ed.D. Bayview Auto Supply Bello’s Shur-Fine Supermarket Dr. P. Alan Benson and A. Jeffrey Benson, D.D.S. BiFulco, Waidley, and Scarpitti Samuel P. Black and Assoc., Inc. R. C. Bloomstine Agency, Inc. Blossey’s Tuxedo Rental Atty and Mrs. Robert C. Brabender Broz Travel ‘n’ Trips Brugger Funeral Home Burger King Restaurants of Erie Burhenn’s Pharmacy Carpetowne, Inc. Church and Murdock Electric, Inc. Coca-Cola Bottling Erie Conway and O’Malley, Inc. Les Crago Jewelers, Inc. Credit Bureau of Eric, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Curtze Dr. and Mrs. George J. D’Angelo Donald R. DeNardo Department of Urology-Erie Clinic, PA Dermatology Associates of Erie Rep. Ben Dombrowski Dominick’s Restaurant E. and A. Boubet Jewelers Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc. East Erie Turners Eastland Bowl, Inc. East High P. T. A. R. H. Enterline, Orthodontist E. P. M. Corporation Erie A. F. L. C. I. O. Community Service Committee The Erie Book Store Pepsi Cola, 7 up, and Dr. Pepper Bottlers — Erie-Bottling Corp. Erie Eye Clinic, Inc. — Dr. A. D. Sala Erie Industrial Supply Co. Erie Mantel and Tile Company, Inc. Erie School Employees Federal Credit Union Erie Construction, Inc. Fergie’s Restaurant Foht Realtors Better Homes and Gardens Foresters Beneficial Association Fulton Athletic Club Gannon University Greater Erie Community Action Committee Green Garden Lanes Gillespie Machine and Tool Co. Grise Audio Visual Center Holland Metro, Inc., Realtors 158 Patron List Jerilu Fruit Center K and L. Refractory Service Kentucky Fried Chicken - 12th St. Keystone Electric Construction Co. Knobloch Oldsmobile Toyota Park James P. Lay Lincoln Foundry, Inc. Loesel-Schaaf Insurance Agency, Inc. Loyal Christian Benefit Association Miller Bros. Garden Center, Inc. Gary Miller Dodge, Inc. Mighty Fine Donuts Charles E. Merrill Pub Co. Mellon Bank Mister Pizza Dr. and Mrs. Forrest Mischler McClure, Miller, and White V. T. Narus, M. D. Northwest Mutual Savings Association Ohmer True Value Hardware Orthopedic Surgeons, Inc. Quick Photo — One Hour Photo Paul Bunyan Fresh Food Markets Podiatry Associates of Erie, Inc. Pulakos “926” Candies Potratz Floral Shop and Greenhouse Presque Isle Boiler Repair Rapid Transit Company, Inc. Ready Mixed Concrete Co. of Erie Rectal and Colon Surgery, Inc. Rectenwald Blueprint and Supply Co. Dr. J. F. Roberts and Dr. D. J. Roberts Robinson-Conner, Inc. Ross and Copus Tires, Inc. Tony Scalise IDS American Express Schroeck Optical Fashions, Inc. Sears, Roebuck and Co. Siebenbuerger Club R. Anthony Snow, M.D. SouthGate Hardware Stanley Bros. Furniture Co. Leo J. Swantek, Jr., D. O. Thrifty Clean, Inc. Times Publishing Company Atty Jim Toohey Trombetta’s Fine Furniture, Inc. Triangle Tool Co. Trost and Steinfurth Florist Dr. Jack D. Utley and Staff Donald S. Wilson D.D.S., P.C. WJET T.V. WJET Radio - FM 102 Weber Electronics Supply, Inc. Welders Supply Co. West Penn Optical, Inc. Warren W. Wood Son Funeral Home 159 Index Academic Challenge 97 French Club 112 Administration 10 Monitors 115 Band Auxiliary 105 Morning Yearbook 96 Baseball 134 National Honor Society 92 Basketball-Boy’s Varsity 126 Orchestra 104 Basketball-Girl’s Varsity 124 Patron Listing 158 Basketball-JV 128 Peer Jury 114 Board of Directors 17 Personals 154 Business Club 97 Rallies Assemblies 20 Cheerleaders-JV 100 Senior Class Picture 46 Cheerleaders-Varsity 98 Senior Directory 52 Chess Club 117 Seniors 32 Choir 103 Show Choir 117 Chorus 102 Soccer 130 Class Officers 116 Softball 136 College 4 Sophomores 70 Colonel Staff 110 Spanish Club 112 Cross Country 148 Spokesman Candidates . 31 Custodial Staff 16 Spokesman King Queen 30 Dante Club 113 Spokesman Staff 94 Dedication 6 Stage Band 104 Dungeons Dragons 117 Stage Crew 114 Faculty 12 Student Council 93 Football-JV 122 Student Scholars 150 Football-Varsity 120 Swimming 140 Acknowledgements Advisor Art Jennifer Perry Mr. DeMichael Business Manager Editors Michele Skarupski Assistant Editor Photography Arfax 3tndin Candid Photography Stacy Omniewski Jessica Smith Printing 7 ,, . 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