1 Underclassmen ........ Seniors .............. Activities ........... Clubs ................ Club Directory ....... Sports ............... Special Senior Section Advertisements ....... . 21 „ 45 . 61 . 71 104 107 128 13a When the new Burgettstown High School opened its doors in 1963, Mr. Clarence Patterson was among the first of the new teachers. Since he was a graduate of Burgettstown High School in '29 and further enriched his studies at Washington and Jefferson College, Edinboro State College, University of Pittsburgh, and California State College, his competency for instructing junior high reading classes is rather considerable. As a resident of Burgettstown for the past sixty four years, he has been teaching here for nineteen years. Although he held a variety of occupations before reaching BHS, teaching is his favorite profession. His off-duty hobbies include gardening, carpentry, and remodeling, which he managed to pursue even with a very busy schedule. Mr. Patterson’s philosphy of life follows the Golden Rule, and he emphasizes helping your fellow man and being reliable and honest. For your endless devotion to your school, Mr. Patterson, this book is dedicated to you. 3 What Is a School? A school is more than just a name Or a building with rooms that seem much the same. It’s more than just a place to learn Or sit in a seat and hope you will earn A diploma for taking up twelve years of space. A school’s not a game. It’s not just some race. A school must be more than these things I've said. Or its fate is sealed. It soon will be dead. Then of all the things in the world to see, What thing would give a school personality? What one thing of all would give a school worth And maybe a chance for a second birth? In my mind the answer is plain as can be. It’s the people who make a school what you see. The people, their activities, their interests, their drive Keep a school moving, make it survive. Things like football, baseball jfyorys and band, Basketball, wrestling, and clubs play a hand. The student council and cheerleaders both lend a touch. ■N orettesrnewsuapaf and yearbook add- muck.. Iministrators, secretaries, and teachers are there. The musicals, dramas, and proms giw their share. —Bov o.n'.-rs, iaffltofy Cgfetcria ) yrkm 'Ifflll 1 the picture when weTgt itjft view. ______ , iik i m — I ,Yes, a a.Ihe- eople who make a school whal The people i lasdjo l personality. They can mntn l chooi up ip run it down. They can givejt life or give'it p frown. Anyone can knock and disapprove. It takes courage ana wisdom to make a school move. ____ s . Jw. What are ypur thoughts? What can you give? What 6an ybu do to make your seho 1 hmk abo| mat and then match v fn deeds. N ’ I ay be yotu' drivete hnMhis school needs, hen working together, we ll make our school grow, relfmake it a place for people to«knovv That here is a school that won’t say it’s through! But a school is people. It takes me and you. 1111 III I ’IflllllH '«III R. Brozier 4 School Board Stars Edward Robertson President John R. Davis John Wojcik Norma McCuen Secretary Manuel Fernandez Treasurer Donnie Grey Vice President William Hemphill John Kinkela 6 Charles Mahoney Downtown Greats Mr. John Chobany Superintendent Mrs. Ramona Cunningham Business Manager Mrs. lean Pasquale Mrs. Donna Petka 7 Those In Charge These are the leaders of our school. Their supreme dedication and endless hours of working puts them at the top of our list. Even though they have many encounters with parents and students, they still manage to keep a friendly disposition. Mr. William D. Price Principal Mr. Richard J. Domensic Assistant Principal Clerical Staff Keeps Us Going 9 Mrs. Arietta Zelenko Our Loyal Faculty It has been said that a teacher affects eternity. We on the Yearbook Staff believe this to be true. We feel that at Burgettstown we students are quite fortunate to have a friendly, loyal, and dedicated faculty that is definitely “a cut above.” Since we believe that a teacher affects eternity, we know that when we leave Burgettstown High School to begin a new life, we have a very good chance of beginning that new life a cut above.” Mr. Dominick Astorina History Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Mr. Timothy Bartkus Geography California State College Mrs. Muriel Bohn Mechanical Drawing California State College Mr. Regis Brozier English California State College University of Pittsburgh Mr. David E. Carson Science Physics California State College Antioch College, Ohio Mr. John Colpo Mathematics Clarion State College Penn State University Mr. William Bohn Wood Shop California State College University of Maryland Mr. Richard Conley Civics Clarion State College 10 Mr. John Creighton Industrial Arts California State College Miss Marcella Dalverny Mathematics California State College Mr. Thomas Dirda Mathematics California State College Mrs. Janet Elich English West Liberty College Mr. David J. Errett Chemistry Penn State University Mr. Phillip S. Esno English Clarion State College Mr Regis Fechter Band Music Duquesne University Miss Gina Filipponi Business Education Guidance University of Pittsburgh Mr. John Gabrielli Business Mathematics Indiana State Mrs. Loraine Grabski English California State College W.V.U. Penn State Mr. Marshall W. Hanna Business Education Robert Morris Mrs. Mary Jeanne Hanna Science I.P.S. Indiana State College Penn State University 11 Mr. Terry Havelka Physical Education Health William and Mary Mrs. Amelia Kaezyk Librarian California State College University of Pittsburgh Mr. Ronald G. Lepore Mathematics California State College Duquesne University Mr. ]ames Holleran Biology Waynesburg College Mrs. Erla Belle Howard Physical Education Health Slippery Rock State College Miss Ann Marie Insana Learning Disabilities Alderson Broaddus College Mrs. Maria Keifer English Bethany College Mr. Michael E. Kelley English Waynesburg College Mr. fames ). Latella English California State College Mr. Martin Lese Guidance Counselor California State College West Virginia University Mrs. Bobbi Jo Leskovich Gifted Program Bethany College Miss Mary Elaine Lozosky Problems of Democracy Sociology California State College 12 Mr. James Matalik Reading Clarion State College West Virginia University Ms. Patricia Nunez Mathematics Indiana University Mrs. E. Barbara McAuley Chorus Music Mansfield State College Miss Cynthia McWreath English California State College Mr. James McManus Special Education California State College Miss Regina O’Hem World Cultures California State College Mr. Regis Onderick Geography Indiana University of PA University of Pittsburgh Mr. Clarence Patterson Reading Edinboro - Pitt - California Washington and Jefferson Mr. Robert L. Piacenza Science - Biology California State College W.V.U. • Penn State Mrs. Susan Price Home Economics Mansfield State College Mrs. Enod Pusateri Mathematics Waynesburg College Mr. Joseph Pusateri Driver’s Education Duquesne University 13 Mrs. Josephine Pusateri Spanish Bethany College Mr. John G. Spak History’ California State College West Virginia University Miss Theresa M. Tiano Business Education West Liberty State College University of Pittsburgh Mrs. Doris Roberts Special Education Clarion State College Mrs. Susan R. Schott Art Carnegie Mellon-Edinboro University of Pittsburgh Mr. John E. Tasz Science Penn State Bowling Green State University California State College Mrs. Gloria J. Tershel Business Education Indiana University of PA Mr. Jon Vallina Physical Education Health Slippery Rock State College Mr. Robert Verelst History North Texas State University' University of Pittsburgh Mr. Andrew T. Sedlak Bookkeeping Findlay College Mr. James Tershel American and World Cultures Indiana University of PA West Virginia University 14 Mrs. Dorothy Vukotich French English Bethany College Mrs. Eleanor Carol Wilson Home Economics Muskingum College Miss Sue Wojick Physical Education Health Slippery Rock State College Mrs. Charlotte Wos, R.N. School Nurse Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Mrs. Deanna Yanni English California State College Mr. )ohn E. Yothers Art Indiana State West Virginia University That's the funniest thing I’ve heard today” 15 Auxiliary Personnel Bus Drivers Right to left: Chester Lonick. Helen Foltz. Jean Huber. Catherine Pasquale, Nancy Hailing. Irene Cox. |oanne Hicks. Charlotte Wright, Eva McGraw, Juanita Shoup. Linda Dellenbaugh. Our hard-working busdrivers, janitors, anc cafeteria workers deserve much credit for the jobs they perform. Striving to make our school the bes: it can be is what these individuals are all about. Janitors Bill Dhanse, Bill Nicola, Ron Brown. Not pictured: Millie Carr, Caroline Alonso, Walter Janulewicz. Mary Wilkins. 16 Cafeteria Workers Left to right: Amelia Donati. Sally Vigilotti. Julie Yacoviello. Jerry Kula. Lillian Stiffler. Gerry Stone. Shirley Jenkins. Francis Strope. Jean Slusarek. Linda Armstrong. Dorothy Bartoletti. Not pictured: Janet Paulin. 17 Faculty At Their Best Mr. Price in one of his happier than happy moods. Mr. McGraw and Mrs. Matalik discuss the problem of the horrendous pizza cheeze odor on Friday. Mr. Tershel modeling his new check- ered shirt. 18 'So what are you expecting? A teacher? I’m only a substitute. “Im really rather busy. New Teachers: Mr. Lucas (History), Miss Guiddy (Home-Ec.), Mr. Dorninburg (Science), Mr. Salayo (Industrial Arts). Did you ever feel a muscle of iron? Howdie, Partner!” 20 The lights were out when I was getting dressed. Class of ’87 Seventh Grade The seventh graders, relatively unfamiliar with their new surroundings, entered our halls officially in August, 1981. Although they had visited Burgettstown High School last year during sixth grade orientation, the early days of the year were filled with wonder, amazement, and a certain amount of confusion. Most of the students were introduced to the new experiences of home economics, biology, and wood shop. Once they adjusted and got their bearings, the seventh graders elected Pam Pendeville as president. Marie Dorsey as vice-president, and Richard Rudy as secretary-treasurer. Although they have a long way to go yet, the seventh graders are already beginning to show signs that they will be ready when it comes time for them to take the reins of leadership. Arthur Abbott Charles Abbott Melissa Alley David Allison Julie Amos John Angus Michael Antonetti Carol Armstrong Christopher Atkins Lisa Bable James Baker Robert Baker Martin Balser Timothy Bane Samantha Bennett Steven Bertovich Rachelle Bialozor Rebecca Bieber Del Boni Gary Borham Tina Borham Jeffrey Boustead Marsha Boyer Paul Boyer Raymond Boyer Theresa Boyer Tonya Boyer Amy Brimner Ronald Brown Rhonda Burris LaVaughn Caldwell Kevin Campa James Clifford Shelly Conley Bonita Corso President. Pam Pendeville; Vice-President, Marie Dorsey; Secretary-Treasurer. Richard Rudy. 22 Gina Corso David Cousins Edward Craft Michelle Cumpston Tricia Danek James Davis Jeffrey Dellenbaugh George Demko Jeffrey Diamond Diana Diley Deborah Dimmack Marie Dorsey Verne Doumont Paul Dugas Angela Eli Pamela Ervin Todd Evers Diane Filipponi Brian Fodor Monica Fritch John Gabrielli Kip Gareis Louis Ghelfi Mario Grabski Lonny Greene Ronald Grennell Michael Griffith Wendy Griffith Pamela Growden James Gump Allen Hamewka Tracey Hart Kathy Harvey Vicki Haspel Harlan Hayes Barbara Hernandez Jody Hoberek Betty Jo Hook Allen Hughes Stevan Hulick Jeffrey Jones David Kennedy Thaddeus Kidd Daniel King Timothey King Michelle Koerbel Cindy Kramer Kara Krvnak Thomas Krynak Aaron Lachman Lori Lane John Lanham Mary Lauver Scott Lochran Mary- Ann Lombardi Ronald Loosemore Anita Lukancich Pamela Lyons Marge Maczko Lori Mader Carl Manni Thomas Markish Lisa Mason Jeffrey McCloskey James McCutcheon Kathleen McGinnis Lori Mitchell Richard Moser Greg Myers Heather Neely Roberta Nice Anita Noga Thi Nguyen Thomas Oesterman Pamela Pendeville Jodi Petricca 24 Barbara Pierce Sharon Pratt Shawn Presutti John Pulver Melissa Quader Scott Ralston David Renner Kevin Revay Beth Riggle Kellie Riter Christian Rogge John Roman Richard Rudy Toni Russell Lisa Serish Robert Shekerko Robert Skiles Steven Smith Louis Speicher Paula Starvaggi Alvin Stem Amy Stroud Jill Suehr Dave Sullivan Tim Sullivan Bryce Tacy Larry Thomas Mark Thomas Timothy Thomas Glenn Thompson Cynthia Torboli Mickey Trimarki Seth Vernon Raymond Walnoha Henry Weigner Joseph Wiles Lisa Williams Eric Wilson Mark Wilson Benjamin Windsheimer Joseph Wojtowicz Michele Yoho James Yonley Eric Zaney Timothy Zelenko 25 Class of ’86 Eighth Grade Since they had one year of Burgettstown High School under their belts, the eighth graders began the year with a certain amount of experience and seasoning. As president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer, respective- ly, they chose Julie Stumpff, Tina Boni, and Ray Dorsey. As expected, eighth graders traditionally begin the year in a situation that is somewhat of a mixed blessing; they have enough exposure to school life to know what’s expected of them, but they still have to prove that they can assume their role and carry out their duties. This year’s eighth graders showed that they were up to the task. They performed well in sports and other school-related activities. They show signs that next year they should be quite capable of leading the junior high and that in the future they will indeed be a class for others to try to match. Mary Anderson John Antonetti Mark Armstrong Veronica Augustine Janelle Baker Kevin Bane Sonya Bannister Barbara Bartoletti Patrick Bashioum Raymond Bertovich Harold Bittinger Tina Boni Robin Braheem Ray Brandenburg Lisa Caldwell Tammy Calhoun James Casse Is Richard Carr Cynthia Cihonski Darlene Conn James Coffman Edward Cousins Gerry Cox Michele Creps Cheryl Crow Michael Crow Glenn Cummins Shauna Cunningham David Danek Stephen Davis Tammy Davis David Delcourte Lisa DeVinney George DeWreese Keith Diamond President. Julie Stumpff; Vice-President. Tina Boni; Secretary-Treasurer. Ray Dorsey. 26 Tina Dolby Deron Dominski James Dorsey Ray Dorsey Lou Dugas Damon Enos Toni Epsilantis Deborah Fechter Jana Ferebee Scott Fitzgerald Denise Frazee Kevin Freeland Joseph Fritch Amy Froats Rachelle Froats Nancy Gallo Jimmy Goff Lori Grennell Christine Griffith Robert Gurosko Bruce Hall Wendy Handick Anita Harvey Kris Harvey Mark Harvey Lani Hemphill Eric Henderickson Georgia Hendry Lynn Higgingotham Philip Hoberek Robin Holland John Holloway Dorothy Hopper Lisa Horstman Diane Huber Philip Huber Sharia Jones Tamara Jones Lisa Kampian Joseph Karas Gloria Keefer Tobin Kelly Charles Kennedy Larry Kimball Tammy Knisley Annie Kotouch Robin Kramer Roxanne Krovak Chris Kuhn Matthew Lachman Natalie LaRocka Brian La Rue Edward Latkovic Kathleen Latkovic Melissa Law 27 Patrick Lee Mark Lloyd Ronald Locy Michael Lowe Shelly Machak Michelle Manni Cindy Mason Jason Mason Donna McBee Joseph McCullough Michael McCurdy Sara Mercer Joe Michelucci Pam Mike Sandra Mitchell Thad Mullins Diane Murphy John Neely Linda O’Neal Diane Orenchuk Christine Orr Scott Owens Frank Pasquale Thomas Pauchnik Dave Petka Jean Petrel Jon Petrel James Piatt Leslie Pienkosky Karen Pierce Robert Pierce Theresa Pierce Greg Preston Shirlene Prevost John Reed Marcy Resnik Attie Riddle Jeanne Riggle Ronald Riter Ronald Robets Joe Roman Tammy Rommes Charles Russell Robert Rutherford Tina Sabatasse Peter Schmidt 28 CAMERA Helen Barkley William Domick Robert Gilmer SHY STUDENTS Tracy Heinen Winford La Rue Robert Weitz Georgia Schulte Sandy Schulte Tom Schultzmen Wayne Scott Anthony Scruppi Rhonda Sentipal Donna Shiel Ronald Skiles Rebecca Slak David Slasor Bernard Slay Lisa Slopek Roberta Smith Lisa Staub Geromy Steineman Ken Stevens Brian Strapazzon Brenda Stratus Thomas Strope Todd Strope Richard Struth Julie Stumpff Vincent Testa Tim Tkalcevic Leonel Turner Shawn Tustin John Verelst Tracy Vincenti Joseph Walnoha Rachell Warner John Warrick Belinda Weber Rhonda Weigner Patrick Whalen Norman Whiting Wendy Weir Shawn Williams Rod Williamson Mark Williamson Douglas Wirth Kim Wirtz William Wirth Melissa Yaworski 29 Class of ’85 Ninth Grade This year the Class of ’85 returned to lead the junior high wing. After choosing Andrea Billie, Jeff Paris, and Lora Borsos to lead them through the year, they proceeded to enjoy their status as “rulers of the roost” in junior high. At the same time, however, the Freshman Class proved that they had considerable talent by supplying outstanding people to participate in such activities as football, basketball, wrestling, girls’ tennis, cheerleading, and the Tri-Lite. Although next year may prove to be a deflating experience for freshmen when they start at the bottom rung of the senior high ladder, the members of the class show evidence that they will be able to adjust and promise to become quite capable leaders in the years to come. William Ahlborn Patricia Ankley Elvis Arbogast Michael Atkinson Diana Baker Cathy Balser Tammy Bane Joseph Bartoletti Leonard Bartoletti Richard Bartoletti Janey Barton Ronald Bedillion Joseph Benado Kelly Bendick Darren Bennett Andrea Billie Bonnie Bittner Vickie Blankenship Jacqueline Bober Rhonda Bonner Lora Borsos Stephen Bosick Darcy Boyd Hubert Boyer Anthony Brown Beth Brown Kevin Brown Debra Buxton Matthew Campbell Phillip Campbell Jeffrey Charlier Christopher Colpo Amy Cox Jeff Cargo Patricia Davidson President, Andrea Billie; Vice-President, Jeff Paris; Secretary-Treasurer. Lora Borsos. 30 Michael Delprato Tara Delprato Thomas Demko Kelly Dennis Ricky DePaul Alan Dhayer Amy Dhayer Andy Diamond Denise Diamond Kenneth Diamond Marcy Dias Thomas Dorsey Thomas Eafrati Leda Eannace Annette Ervin Debra Ervin Dana Evans Christine Felton Angela Foflygen John Fullum Marsha Gerst Philip Gianfrancesco Tammy Gilles Michelle Gillespie Lois Griffith Lisa Grubbs Suzanne Gurrera Donald Hall Mary Hall Frank Hailing Barry Handick Jeffrey Hernandez Andrew Hoberek Margaret Hoberek Jodi Hook Robert Hopper Joe Hucik David Hudson Marjorie Huffmyer Rhonda Hughes Rhonda Iglar Laurie Jackson Jill Jancart Tina Jobkar Loretta Johnson Michele Jurena Forest Kiger Darras Kowalski Gregory Krawchyk James Leuice 31 Thomas Link Anne Marie Lipnicky Charles Lounder Patricia Lounder lames Luxon Dale Lynn James Lyons John Macugoski Sally Maczko Julie Mance Tammy Markle William Marsella Denise Mason Jodi Mason Robin Matchett Denise McCuen Kevin MaGaughey Anthony McKee Carolyn Meanor David Meto William Michalski Robert Milligan Stacey Mitko Tracey Mitko Larry Moore Daniel Mullins William Naill Christine Nemeth Joseph Niedzialkia Debra Nice James Noga Kelli O’Donnell Robert Okavitch Eleanor Orison Selena Pappas Jeffrey Paris Rebecca Paskutis Frank Pastor Linda Patchin Wilbur Patchin Brenda Piatt Loretta Pierce Russell Pierce Karey Pogonovich Cynthia Pompe David Powers Robert Pulver Kevin Pusateri William Rahr Todd Rankin Vicki Rash Amy Rhoades Ronald Riggle Lutricia Riggs Patrick Risker Reba Riter Janet Robertson Michael Rock 32 Barbara Rogge Renee Rosiak Roberta Rutherford Mark Salanski Peter Sergakis |oseph Serish Edward Shaw Edward Shore Rosetta Shultz Lauri Simons John Skarupa Patricia Skarupa David Smith Dorothy Stevens Tammy Story John Stover James Stratus Daniel Strope Timothy Szminski Gena Tacy Dayna Tepsic Joseph Thomas Carla Thompson Jackie Thompson Keith Torboli Andrea Toth Brenda Toumay Carl Traud John Triebsch Deborah Trussell Amy Vallina Mary Vereb Amy Veydt Timothy Wahl Albert Walter Richeena Warrick Marian Wilkins CAMERA SHY STUDENTS Robert Bauduin Kimberly Blankenship Joseph Boyer Tonia DeWeese Tracy Holley Nate Hoberek Cheryl Ohler Judy Pulver Michael Roberts Dale Robertson Ray Rutter Michael Williams 33 Class of ’84 Tenth Grade The Sophomore Class, new this year to the senior high scene, found many differences from the freshman year. They encountered the agony of biology notebooks, the exciting adventure of geometry, and the profound experience of English classes. They were also included in many more assemblies and dances. To help them enjoy all of this, they appointed James Reedy as president, Maureen Batinich as vice-president, and Jeff McGraw as secretarv-treasurer. No novices to school participation, sophomores greatly helped to swell the ranks in football, basketball, wrestling, cheerleading, band and chorus. If effort and enthusiasm count for anything, the Class of '84 promises to be an outstanding one. Maureen Batinich. Jim Reedy, Jeff McGraw. Brian Allen Maureen Alsup Sheree Alvarez Gloria Anderson David Antonetti Henry Arbogast Robert Armstrong Donetta Arnold Steven Arnold Steve Baker Thomas Bane Donald Bartoletti Maureen Batinich Christine Beckett Timothy Bendick Sharon Bentz Jay Blehi Peter Borsos Kevin Boustead Veto Bovalina Helen Boyer Brian Bradley Glen Brady Chrissie Braheem Terry Briggs Andrea Byrom Oscar Camp Harry Campbell Charles Chandler Theresa Chilensky Lisa Chynoweth David Conklin Betsy Conley Kelly Conn Annette Contumelio 34 Patricia Corso Vicki Cowden Bonnie Craft Robert Creps June Crow Dennis Cullison Jeffrey Cumblidge Patrick Cunningham Stacy Cunningham Mary Kay Danek Bridgette Davidson Susanne Davis Dana Deitrich Karen DeLuca John Diamond Marla Dugas Victoria Dunch Monty Edmonds Sondra Edwards Lesli Elich Anthony Ferguson Jill Ferrebee Laura Foster Andrew Fuller Michael Gerst Susan Gallo Lori Getz Keith Gilles Timothy Gilson Michael Globosky Thomas Grennell Linda Griffith Martin Griffith David Gump George Harvey Robert Hernandez John Hoberek Lori Hughes Delvin Irwin Jill Jeffrey 35 Timothy Kelly Linda Kimball Lee Roy Kinty Martin Kisla Mark Krenzelak Michael Kriznik Steven Krynak James Kunkle Lisa Lane Raymond Lauderback Joy Longstreth Debra Lyons Dina Mader Pamela Markish Michael Maltony Kathleen Marshall John Martin Tonya May hew William Mazure Lori McCuen Renee McGinnis Catherine McGivem Elizabeth McGovern Jeffrey McGraw Bonnie Mercer Pamela Michalski Cindy Mike Richard Miller Scott Milom Brenda Mitchell Joseph Noga Cheryl Olsen Christopher Orison Cheryl Pastor Mark Pendeville 36 Holly Perkins Robert Petrel Gregory Phillips Sandra Plance Paul Pletcher Mark Pompe Anthony Porco Cara Powers Ronald Pratt Jacqueline Quader Timothy Ramacker Donna Reed Terry Reed James Reedy Mary Ann Rencheck Richard Rinehart Fred Riley Mark Riter Heidi Roberts William Robertson Paul Rock Mickie Romestan Lisa Rudy Connie Rupani Theresa Salvadori Angela Scariot Rita Schmidt Geraldine Schneider Kimberly Scott Mary Ann Sedlak Mary Beth Sella Daniel Sheraskey John Shedlock Jeffrey Shimon Rebecca Shumaker Cindy Smith Mark Smith Heidi Snarey Amy Snatchko Richard Soplinski Larry Staub Gerald Steineman Holly Suehr Michael Sutherin Craig Tacy 37 Alicia Tasz Kevin Taylor Ronda Thomas Kevin Torboli Astrid Velthuisen Cheri Veydt Ralph Vigilotti William Whipkey Billie Jo Wilkins Lonnie Willis Jeffrey Wilson Denise Wirth Joseph Wojcik Charles Woods Kimberley Yonley CAMERA-SHY STUDENTS Brian Barkley Gerald Bauduin Connie Bittinger Ray Bonner Robert Brown David Camp Jody Camp Bryan Charlton William Clifford Joe Consonery Ben Dawson Darryl Degenkolb Why me?! Terry Diamond Victoria Dunch William Ervin Lori Getz Steven Gill Priscilla Harris Denise Hook Howard Jacobs Charles Kinty Bryan Littleton Shawn McClelland James Michelucci Louis Muller Robert Paris James Phillips Lisa Pulver Karen Sandy Jonette Sheets John Shergi Valerie Skiles Scott Slusarek John Smith Michael Speer Randy Thomas Josie Venegaz Dorothy Wahl 38 Class of ’83 Eleventh Grade As they continued on their way up the high school ladder, the Class of '83 experienced many new challenges. As juniors, they all faced seemingly endless English and history classes. Some experienced the frustration of chemistry labs while others were baffled by the mysticism of bookkeeping. Still others encountered the hieroglyphics of shorthand. As they began the annual magazine campaign to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom they chose Lisa Dunn for President. )ohn Marcucci for Vice-President, and Gretta Testa for Secretary- Treasurer. At the same time they gave Mark Martin the nod to represent them on Athletic Council. This year’s juniors have been active in all phases of school life. They have shown that they are not just marking time to be seniors. Next year the reins of leadership will not be handed to them. They will take them. John Marcucci. Mark Martin. Gretta Testa. Malisa Dunn Daniel Alexander Pamela Aller Robert Alvarez Keith Atkins Andrea Augustine Linda Armstrong Johna Baker David Balmer Harry Bannister Larry Bannister David Barish Dante Bartoletti Ralph Bartoletti Scott Bashioum Richard Bauduin Lisa Benado David Benard Lisa Bender Peter Blue Gina Boff Kathleen Bonner Karen Booher Ann Bracken Judy Brandenburg Tracy Cain Bryan Caldwell Ruby Camp Mary Beth Carnali Joseph Castellino Debra Cashdollar Judith Chilensky joseph Christy Lee Clayton Michelle Craft William Craig Brian Crago Richard Crain Raymond Daniels Harry Degenkolb Oscar Delcourte Jody Dellaria Andrea Deitrich Sherry Deitrich Mary Dolby Jeff Dominski Lynn Dorsey Ronald Doumont Paul Dudeck Malisa Dunn Robert Eafrati Mary Epsilantis Rose Evans Shay Fanase Albert Fay Beth Filipponi Dana Fletcher April Fowler Melanie Fozard Angela Fritch Michele Gerst Kathy Ginier Darla Goodall Eric Greenslate Cathy Griffith David Griffith Sandra Griffith Jason E. Groff Janet Hall Charles Hampson David Hargest J. Matthew Harvey Christine Hernandez Ted Higginbotham Shelly Holland Joseph Huber Michael Hucik Crystal Huffmyer 40 Lori fancart Toni Jancart Callie Jeffrey Dale Johnson Maureen Johnson Leonard Joseph Joseph Jurena Jeffrey Kampian Douglas Kemp Douglas Koerbel Martin Kuritz Gail Kyzer Matt Kyzer Jodi Latkovic Cindy Leuice Joanne Lipnicky Judy Lipnicky Kevin Lira Philimane Locy Angeline Long Justina Long William Luxon Michael Luff Becky Lyons Janet Lyons James Machak Linda Machak Duane Mancinelli John Marcucci Lisa Markle John Marsella Michelle Marshall Lori Martin Mark Martin Kathi Jo Massengill Jackie Mays Beth McCloud Robert Meerdo Cynthia Michelucci Lori Mome 41 James Murray E. Lisa Noga Daniel Oesterman Kathleen Oesterman James Okavitch Jimmie O’Neal Jacquelyn Ozenbaugh John Pace Janet Pasquale Dawn Paulin Katherine Petrucci Lucy Piatt Betty J. Pierce Donald Powers Jeffrey Preston Mark Preston Lori Prevost Marcene Pulver James Pyles Suzanne Ralston Robert Ramacker Arthur Reed Catherine Renner Gary Restanio Nancy Revav Donald Roach Michael Roberts Paula Roman Michele Rupani Daniel Sabo Frank Sabo Brian Sandridge Patricia Sargent Renee Sarracino William Sartori Christine Schneider Amy Schuler Tracy Schulte 42 Louis Schultz John Shoup Claude Smith James Smith Eugene Starvaggi Diana Stavroulakis Timothy Steininger James Stevens Kevin Stewart Shelley Stone Jennifer Stumpff William Suehr Michele Taucher David Terle Ann Margaret Testa Monica Toth Roxanne Trevena William Turkaly Patrick Tustin Stanley Vereb Andrea Vernon Michael Vigilotti Tina Wahl Dawn Walter Richard Wenzel Craig Whipkey David Williams Brian Wooldridge Charmaine Wright Dana Zelenko Joseph Zilich CAMERA SHY STUDENTS Kelly Cook Debbie Donovall Elaine Dorsey Mildred Hickman Richard Miller Shawn Quinlan Deanna Stewart Adrian Turner Thomas Walters Sharon Wiseman 43 But where, in this picture, could the teachers be? A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words Michelle loves the camera, as you can plainly see. ‘I don't want my picture taken” is often the But some peoples' egoism is hard to deny. The Way We Were 7 The vi ay we were. That’s all behind. The remembered memories that we shared In that little bit of time, f The football games, the cheers, the pep rallies, and parades. The report cards coming out, Praying fob good grades! The fun we all shared After those Friday night games. The times we had quarrels, And those nasty nqmcs! „ Well, we’re all gronin Op how, And itj’s almost come tb an end, We have one more memorable, semester To spend with our friends..- We jstill have basketball, find wrestling, IA nH a few more memories to share, c=u 'Hoping that our close friends Will forever be there. Well, when it’s all over And Commencement day is here, There will be a lot of graduation parties, With a lot of laughs and cheer. But in spite of all of that, We'll still be kind of sad, Because our years at B.H.S. Hold the, most memories that we've had. When o Ur last good-bye is said, And everything is through, We hope that you’ll be missing us, Because we’ll sure be missihg you! 46 Cheers, Cheers, for Old Union High . . . February 2, 1982 marked a day of great change at Burgettstown High School. Six seniors were forced to uproot themselves from life at The Burg and take off to college. Because of the government’s decision concern- ing federal aid funds, (eralyn Grzebien- iowski, Larry Majoris, Man' Grace Gilbert, Mike Kvak, Dana Stewart, and Tim Ostop found themselves at Califor- nia State College finishing the school year. Since these students had to miss the second semester here, many friends missed seeing their smiles and hearing their laughter. The Class of 1982 We. as your class officers, would like to extend a hearty congratulations to our fellow seniors as we graduate from Burgettstown High School. This year was a turning point in our lives. We soon came to grips w'ith the outside world by making important decisions about colleges and the goals that we are going to strive for in the not-too-distant future. We soon became veterans at being seniors from being bitten by the infamous bug known as Senioritis. We have a lot of memories from these hallowed halls, and we ask that you remember our fellow classmates who have left us over the years. Good luck in the future, and we hope that all you attempt to do will turn out to be the best. May God bless you all. Your class officers. Becky Resnik Stacey Matchett David Bee Not pictured seniors: George Baker Frank Noah Lori Bieber Ringo Fish Charles Gorby Renee Martin Colleen Riggle |esse Venegas Don Yazevac 48 Nancy Abbott George Acklin Tiarre Alrutz Alicia Alvarez Sharon Allen (anet Ahlborn Paul Alvarez Michele Anderson Pam Anderson Karrie Bable Michele Ankley Michele Antonetti Steve Atkinson Leslie Babyak Ken Barkley Robert Bane Chervl Barish Yvonne Barish Gineen Bartoletti David Bee Brian Bentz Kathv Billie Bonnie Blaine Darren Bonacci Gary Bonacci Donna Bongiorni David Boyd Fred Boyer Denise Brandenburg Leonard Brown Mark Burd Mark Buxton Lori Collins Rick Conley Tracy Conn Jon Dellaria Richard Delprato Rav DePaul Keith Diamond 51 52 Marvin Fritch Regis Froats Mark Fulmer Linda Gabler Tom Gavatorta Lisa Gehrke Sherri Gilson Laura Golden Bob Greenslate Valerie Grey George Griffith Tracy Griffith Jeralyn Grzebieniowski |im Guiddy Lynda Gurrera Dale Handick Wes Harrington Eileen Harris Valerie Harper Troy Harshev Carol Harvey Janet Harvey Vicki Heinen Stephanie Hickman 53 54 |oe Hoberek Darla Hook Tim Horvath Todd Horvath Amy Howard Adam Hughes Mark Hughes Cheryl Johnson Ed Kennedy Bruce Knisley Janine Kemp John Knisley Frank Kencec Herbert Kotouch Mike Kvak Bonnie Latshaw Marsha Lauff Sherry Lauver Chris Lawrence Kevin Lemmi Gerald Linkish Edna Liquidano Mike Lis Ann Loncaric Joe Luff 55 56 Becky Malone Traci Manni Paul Marcucci Craig Markish Stacy Matchett Chris Maropis Darrell Martin Jill Matalik Karen McCutcheon Dan McGraw Carole Mendez Andy Miller Mike Morra Debra Moss Lynda Nay Cindy Plance Jeff Pompe Bonnie Powers Ray Pulver 57 Susan Marie Pusateri Terri Reese Joyce Rencheck Becky Resnik Kelly Roach Lisa Robertso. Clyde Roy ’m 58 Damon Rupani Karen Russel Chris Spanogians John Spiotta Chuck Spotti Brian Stankavich Slenn Steineman Dana Stewart Dennis Stewart Belinda Strope Cary Strope Johnette Sweetie 60 Maria Valenti Dona Veydt Jeff Tepsic Jessie Thompson George Vraninin Kim Walker Robert Warchol Gary Ward Cheryl Wilkins Russ Williams Bob Wolanski Jill Yoho Brian Yonley Danielle Zelenko Homecoming The 81-’82 Homecoming proved to be a great success with the Blue Devil’s win over the Beth-Center Bulldogs, 28 to 15. Our Devils really made us proud. The Blue Devil Band participated in the annual parade through Burgettstown. Even though the heat was unbearable, the band provided the crowd with exciting half-time entertainment. 61 The Homecoming Court with their fathers. On this special day, Becky Resnik was crowned as the 1981 Homecoming Queen. She is the daughter of Don and Martha Resnik of Langeloth and has three brothers and two sisters. She went to grade school at Our Lady of Lourdes. In her spare time she enjoys jogging, dancing, and going to the movies. Her favorite subject this year is Shorthand. After graduation. Becky plans to work for the airlines as a secretary. The Queen Becky and her parents 63 Floats First Place Spanish Club “La Bruja” Second Place Student Council “Cookie Monster 64 Third Place French Club “Godzilla” Fourth Place Senior Class “McDonaldland” Children’s Hospital Time at BHS Row One: Tammy Link, Philamane Locy, Janet Harvey. Noreen Zick. Nancy Abbott, Richard Calhoun, Row Two: Sam Corso. Robert Bane. Paul Alvarez, |im Rhoades. Damon Rupani. Row Three: Tim Jones. Dale Handick, Tim Golonka. George Griffith.. Row Four: Keith Diamond. Scott Phillis. John Niedziaikia. The people of Burgettstown once again succeeded to spread a little sunshine” into the hearts of many at Children's Hospital this Christmas. Miss Lozosky's student council members worked hard to raise last year's total to a fantastic S5.101.39. This brings the grand total of the past eight years to S42.642.51. One of the many events that contributed greatly to the drive was the in-school auction. Winning bidders took home everything from German Sheppard puppies to a pledge from Mr. Domensic to take one day's detention. Other fund raisers included the annual Christmas dance and a homeroom contest. Club donations also added greatly to the sum. Two of a kind. Going once, going twice ... GONE! 65 Spread a little Sunshine Someone give the kid a towel. Ho. Ho, Ho. It’s Rudy. Whatcha doing, Janet? Isn’t he cute!! We’ve Got Spirit . .. How ’Bout You? 67 Special Days This year the Student Council sponsored School Spirit Days” where students used their creativity to dress in a variety of ways corresponding with the following days: Mix but not match day, Bandana day. Punk rock day. Toga Western day. Everyone who participated had a lot of fun. Even the teachers got involved and showed their school spirit! r 68 Fun Moments We've been amazed, angry, crea- tive, brave, and just plain us! ■MfiMi-J Daredevils on Donkeys Junior Girls Junior Guy .-'' Senior Girls Senior Guvs Dawn Walter Mike Luff , Lori Rotella Dennis Stewart Monica Toth Da Alexander Michele Antonetti Garv Ward Lisa Benado Ricky Bauduin Ramona Serish Jim Rhoades Lori Martin Dave Balmer Linda Gabler Rich Delprato Lisa Dunn Dan Sabo Karen Russell Mike Lis Angie Fritch Bob Alvarez „„ Denise Brandenburg Dave Bee Jackie Mays Dave Terle Karrie Bable Mike Kvak Lynn Dorse Pete Bln ' Suzanne Darabant Bob Neil Darla Good.ill R. “Funk” Trina Felton Gary Strop Craig Markish Patty Sargent Bartoletti Mark Martin Tracy Conn The star of the show. On November 13. 1981, the annual donkey basketball games were held in the gymnasium. The contest between the junior and senior guys showed the seniors to be the victors with a score of 8 to 6. The senior girls were trounced 6 to 2 by the junior girls. A half-time show included several donkeys, audience participation, and crackers. In the playoff game between the senior guys and the junior girls, the unbeatable junior girls dominated with the score of 6 to 4. All who attended enjoyed the fun and excitement. Much thanks should also be given to these stubborn donkeys: Beetle Bomb, Super Stupid, Snuffy, Kilroy, Honey Pot, Elvis, Rigor Mortis, and Thunderball. This event was sponsored by the Student Council. . t 70 I said come on, Number 7, you lop-eared varmint. Wait for me! Ride ’em, Cowboy! The Fantabulous Yearbook Crew Row One: Lisa Benado. Katy Phillis. Melanie Fozard. Janet Pasquale. Tracy Strope. Cheryl Pastor. Row Two: Lori Morne. Monica Toth Cindy Plance. Marsha Lauff, Jeralyn Grzebieniowski. Gina Boff. Cheryl Olsen. Sherry Lauver. Row Three: Lori Jancart Michele Taucher. Kathi Jo Massengill. Shelley Stone. Lori Martin. Lori Collins. Chervl Johnson. Chris Hernandez Maureen Johnson. Pam Anderson. Lisa Benado (co-editor), Lori Jancart (co-editor), Marsha Lauff (business manager). THE PHOTOGRAPHERS: Lisa Dunn. Doug Koerbel. Jeffrey Cumblidge. 72 Row One: Janet Ahlborn. Lisa Elich. Becky Resnik. Gineen Bartoletti. Row Two: Christa Tacy. Sherry Wilkins■ ra Goldei Den«e Brandenburg. Cindy Culley. Becky Malone. Donna Veydt. Susan Pusateri. Michelle Ankley. Gineen Kemp. Sharon Allen. Row ee. Tina Wahl. Lucy Piatt. Chris Hernandez. Eileen Harris. Linda Gurerra. Darla Hook. Carol Harvey. Lon Rotella. Row Four. Ray Daniels. Ron Doumon . Jim Murray. Shawn Quinlan. Bob Meerdo. Don Powers. Stanley Vereb. Tri-Lite Newspaper Staff Row One: John Gabrielli. Vicki Rash. Jill Jancart. Robin Matchett. Shawna Cunningham. Lani Hemphill.■ Pam Mika. Heidi Snarey. Tracy Hart. Barb Hernandez. Mary Jo Anderson. Robin Hopper. Row Three. Tim Thomas. Tncia Danek. Mario Grabski. Bob Hopper. Andrew Hoberek. Vince Testa. Jeff Whalen. Pat Lee. 73 Row One: Karen Russell. Ramona Serish. Karen McCutcheon. Leslie Babyak. Katy Phyllis. Mary Grace Gilbert. Donna Bongiorni. Kathy Billie. Linda Gabler Row Two: Diana Gourley, Ann Loncaric, Susan Pusateri. Jeralyn Grzebieniowski, Renee Martin. Dana Stewart Row Three: Noreen Zick. Tammy Link. Christa Tacy. Sherry Wilkins. Erin Sabo. Michelle Anderson. Michele Antonetti Row Four: Joe Stracci. Andy Miller. Robert Warchol. Paul Marcucci, Chris Maropis Row Five: Marvin Fritch. Jon Dellaria. Ray DePaul. Mark Buxton. Jeff Pompe, Mark Burd Errett’s Airheads Row One: Marvin Fritch. Karen McCutcheon. Michelle Anderson. Maria Valenti. Diana Gourley Row Two: Joe Petricca. Jon Dellaria. Ray DePaul. Noreen Zick. Vanessa Kristoff, Karen Russell. Erin Sabo Row Three: Robert Warchol. Andy Miller. Joe Stracci. Dennis Stewart. Larry Majoris. Leslie Babyak. Susan Pusateri Grabski’s Grammarians Carson’s Future Physicists srss ss- 5sa §=£ =s Larry Majoris, Dan Sabo. Brian Benlz. Paul Marcucci Hi-Lite Staff 75 Row One: Callie Jeffrey. Dana Stewart. Karen Russell. Diana Courley. Renee Sarracino Row Two: Lori Mome. Denise Wirth. Chris Felton, Michelle Jurena Campus Life Row One: Cheryl Olsen Sheree Alvarez, Terri Alrutz. Stacey Matchett. Donna Ostrich. Michelle Anderson. Diana Gourley Row Two: Chris Hernandez. Maureen Johnson. Holly Olsen. Dave Bee. Yvonne Barish. Cheryl Johnson. Sherry Lauver. Susan Gallo. John Knisley Office Help r B™nd« bu - Becky Pendville. Christa Tacy. |udy Lipnicky. Lisa Markle. Lori Mome Row Two: Lori Rotella Renee McGiLTserAn i™ Longar a H°°k' Ear e e ReVay' Marci Pulver’ AmV Schuler. Denise Wirth Row Three: Delinda Strope. Dina Mader. 76 Row One: Mrs. Vukotich. Jody Delleria. Danielle Zelenko. Laura Shaw. Karen Russel. Ann Loncaric. Vanessa Kristoff, Jeralyn Grzebieniowski. Katv Phillis Row Two: Dana Stewart. Pat Sargent. Karen McCutcheon. Lisa Elich. Linda Gabler Tina Long. Toni Jancart Kathy Gimer Row Three: Astrid Velthuisen. Deanna Stewart. Lori Mome. Tracy Schulte. Gretta Testa. Sondra Edwards. Cheryl Olsen. Holly Suehr. Angie Long Row Four: Billie Jo Wilkins. Sandy Plance. Gina Boff. Dawn Walter. Monica Toth. Cindy Mike. John Kmsley. Kim Scott. Ralph ighotti. John Diamond. Billy Sartori. Drama Club Row One: Callie Jeffrey. Marty Griffith. Amy Snatchko. Maureen Batinich - Treasurer. Linda Gabler - President. Dawn Paulin - Secretary. Kathy Billie - Vice-President. Jody Dellaria. Linda Nay. Renee Martin. Row Two: Mrs. McAuley. Denise Fritch. Lynn Dorsey. Jill Ferrebee. Alicia Tasz. Laura Foster. Gretta Testa. Diana Stavroulakis. Row Three. Dana Evans. Marsha Gerst. Andrea Billie. Amy Veydt. Patty Lynn Ankley. Lisa Grubbs. Rosetta Shultz. Tammy Gilles. Angela Scanot. Lori Hughes. Four: jessie Thompson. Linda Gurerra. Harry Bannister. Larry Bannister. 77 Spanish Club Row One: Joe Petricca. Noreen Zick. Lisa Chynoweth. Annette Contumelio. Jill Ferribee. Renee Sarracino. Tammy Link. Kathy Petricci. Leslie Elich. Cheri Veydt. Sheree Alvarez Row Two: Chris Schnieder. Jenny Stumpf. Maria Valenti. Jackie Quader. Karen DeLuca. John Martin. Alicia Tasz. Stacey Cunningham. Theresa Chilensky. Pam Michalski. Dana Deitrich Row Three: Tim Ostop. Gregg Pavan. Dave Bernard. Lisa Bender. Mary Beth Camalli. Diana Stavroulakis. Beth Filipponi. Dana Fletcher. Sherry Deitrich. Dana Stewart. Maureen Alsup. Ray Lauterbach. Mike Maltony Row Four: Lisa Lane. Greg Taylor. Joe Stracci. Andy Miller. Lori McCuen, Sharon Bentz. Michele Antonetti. Bridgette Davidson. Susan Gallo. Renee Martin Row Five: Chrissy Braheem. Stanley Vereb. Paul Dudeck. Chris Maropis. Pete Gianfrancesco. Paul Marcucci. Jim O'Neal. Bob Alvarez. John Marcucci. Mike Bovallina. Jeff McGraw. Peter Borsos. Pat Cunningham Spanish III 78 Row One. Beth Filipponi. Kathy Petrucci. Diana Stavroulakis Row Two: Lisa Benado. Renee Sarracino. Chris Schneider. Dana Fletcher. Sherry Deitrich. Lisa Bender Row Three: John Marcucci. Robert Alvarez. Paul Dudeck. Stanley Vereb. Jim O’Neal Ski Club Row One: Alicia Alvarez. Lisa Paris. Karrie Bable. Mike Kriznik (Secretary-Treasurer). Valerie Harper (President). Pete Blue (Vice-President). Ann Loncaric. Rusty Williams Row Two: Doug Koerbel. Andy Miller. Joe Stracci. Pete Gianfrancesco. Joe Hoberek Kathy Bonner Judy Lipnicky. Joanne Lipnickv. Jackie Mays. Ramona Serish Row Three: Gregg Pavan. John Marcucci. Tracy Cam. Craig Whipkey Bill Turkaly. Dave Barish Dan Alexander. Chuck Hampson. Karen Russell. Tina Zelenko. Chris Maropis Row Four: Mark Buxton. George Vraninm Greg Taylor. Jeff Pompe. Lori Bieber. Mark Hughes. Gineen Bartoletti. Joe Petricca Row Five: Eddie Kennedy. Gary Ward. Brian Krenzelak. Dennis Stewart. Ray Pulver. Mark Burd. Jill Yoho. Donna Bongiorni Chess Club Row One: Delvin Irwin. Greg Phillips. Mark Hughes. |oe Luff. Brian Krenzelak Row Two: George Acklin (Secretary-Treasurer). Mark Pompe (Vice President). Rich Calhoun (President). Erin Sabo. Darla Goodall. Rich Wenzel 79 Row One: Ray Skiles. Chuck Gorby. George Griffith. Darren Bonacci. Brian Yonley. Jim Guiddy. Dale Handick. Row Two: Kim Walker. Traci Griffith. Bonnie Latshaw. Debbie Moss. Bonnie Blain. Tony Steinman, Troy Harshey, Todd Horvath. Rick Conley, Brian Riggs. Row Three: Darrell Martin. Vickie Heinen. Kevin Lemmi, George Baker. Joe Kozol. Adam Hughes. Gary Bonacci, Tim Horvath. Don Yazevac. Buddy Noah. Mike Morra. Herb Kotouch. Row One: Kathy Ginier. Mary Dolby. Betty Jo Pierce. Sharon Wiseman. April Fowler. Ann Bracken-Lemmi. Row Two: Dan Osterman. Kevin Stewart. John Shoup. Shay Fanase. Jeff Kampian Row Three: Eugene Starvaggi. Ed Shultz. Jim Smith. Leonard Joseph. Jim Okavitch. Dan Bartoletti, Joe Huber. Western Area Vo-Tech Seniors Western Area Vo-Tech Juniors Library Club Row One: Bonnie Bittner. Linda Patchin. Marcv Diaz. Denise Diamond. Kelly Conn. Becky Shumaker. Valerie Grey Row Two: Mary Hall. Cindy Pompe. (odi Mason. Sue Gurrera. Hollv Olsen. Bonnie Powers. Cathy Griffth. Earlene Revay. Carole Mendez Row Three: Judy Brandenburg. Dawn Paulin. Kelly Dennis. Angie Long. Amy Cox. |odi Hood. Richeena Warrick. Loretta Pierce. Eleanor Orison Crafts Club 81 Row One: Renee Rosiak. Vicki Rash. Jill Jancart. Tina Jobkar. Stacey Mitko Row Two: Anne Marie Lipnicky. Angela Foflygen. Andrea Toth. Tracey Mitko. Chris Nemeth Row Three: Julie Mance. Reba Riter. Patty Davidson. Mary Vereb Parkway West Row One: Jim Pyles. Janet Pasquale. Bill Craig. Michele Rupani. Dave Hargest. Row Two: Tracy Conn. Danielle Zelenko. Row Three: Keith Diamond. Laura Shaw. Tim Jones. Row Four: Chris Lawrence. Damon Rupani. Scott Phillis. Biology Club - Sophomore Row One. Mark Riter. Dina Mader, Bonnie Craft, Bridgette Davidson. Jackie Quader. Stacey Cunningham. Row Two: John Diamond. Mike Knznik. Richard Soplmski. Sharon Bentz. Lori McCuen. Lisa Rudy. Heidi Roberts. Cheri Veydt. Leslie Elich. Karen DeLuca. 82 Biology Club - Junior Row One: Chris Huffmeyer. Lucv Piatt. Chris Hernandez, Judy Lipnicky. Joanne Lipnicky. Dawn Walters. Joe Castelhno. Row Two. Ruby Camp Michele Taucher.Kathi Jo Massengill. Gail Kyzer. Deanna Stewart. Tina Long. Toni Jancart. Angie Long. Row Three: Amy Schuler. Andrea Deitrich. Michele Gerst. Dawn Paulin. Patty Sargent. Judy Brandenburg. Michelle Craft. Earlene Revay. Janet Pasquale. Maureen Johnson. Mary Dolby. Biology Club - Senior Row One: Andrea Farulli. Cheryl Johnson. Terri Alrutz, Terri Reese. Yvonne Barish. Traci Manni. Maria Valenti. Michele Anderson. Trac Conn. Row Two: Marvin Fritch.’ Karen McCutcheon. Donna Ostrich. Sharon Allen. Gineen Bartoletti. Donna Bongoim Katy Philip Danielle Zelenko. Dana Stewart. Tracy Griffith Row Three: Brian Stankovich. Larry Majoris. Ed Kennedy. Dennis Stewart jonDellaria Mark Hughes. Jeralyn Grzebieniowski. Sherry Wilkins. Christa Tacy. Sherri Gilson. Becky Pendeville. Row Four Brian Bentz. Tim Ostop. Maggie St. Clair. Johnette Sweetie. Linda Gabler. Michele Antonetti. Senior High Honor Society Row One: Andy Miller. Joe Stracci, Chris Maropis. Mary Grace Gilbert. Maria Valenti Row Two: Vanessa Kristoff. Erin Sabo. |eralyn Grzebieniowski. Sherry Wilkins. Lisa Elich. Michelle Anderson Row Three: Jon Dellaria, Noreen Zick. Danielle Zelenko. Karen Russell. Ramona Serish Row Four: Gineen Bartoletti. Tammy Link. Jill Yoho. Eileen Harris. Ann Loncaric. David Bee Junior High Honor Society Row One: Andrew Hoberek. Vince Testa. Dana Evans. Vicki Rash. Leda Eannace. Tina jobkar. Dayna Tepsic. Marian Wilkins Row Two: Patrick Whalen. Mary Jo Anderson. Pete Sergakis. Dan Strope. Mike Rock. Mary Ann Rencheck. Marla Dugas. Mary Ann Sedlak. Dave Antonetti. Ray Lauderbach Row Three: Tom Bane. |oe Benado. Jackie Quader. Michelle Creps. Tina Sabatasse. Cindy Mike. Sharon Bentz, Jeff McGraw, Annette Contumelio Row Four: Rick DePaul, Marty Griffith. Heidi Roberts. Stacy Cunningham. Cheri Veydt. Carl Traud. Kim Scott. Karen DeLuca. Billie Jo Wilkins. Gerri Schneider. Susan Gallo 84 Senior High Student Council Row One: Marla Dugas. Mary Ann Rencheck. Andy Miller. lanet Harvey. Noreen Zick. Nancy Abbott. Maria Valenti Row Two: Dave Benard. Michele Anderson. Kim Scott. Marty Griffith. Richie Rinehart. Dawn Paulin. Gretta Testa. Michele Taucher Junior High Student Council Row One Kathv Latkovic Denise Mason. Marv ]o Anderson. Tracev Mitko. Chris Griffith. Julie Mance. Marian Wilkins Row Two: Heather Neely. Lisa Serilh. Shauna Cunningham. Rachelle Froats. Loni Hemphill. Amy Vallina. Andrea Toth. Sue Gurerra. Kathy Harvey. Arm Stroud. Tracy Hart 85 Kolo Club Row One: Carol Armstrong. Lori Mader, Wendy Griffith. Tracy Hart. Pam Pendeville. Melissa Quader. Toni Russell. Julie Amos. Jodi Petricca. Cathy Harvey. Michele Yoho. Amy Stroud. Cheryl Ohler. Row Two: Christine Ore. Roxanne Krovak. Sara Mercer. Sandy Mitchell. Tammy Davis. Toni Epsilantis. Debbie Trussel. Carla Thompson. Dora Kramer. Helen Boyer. Row Three: Renee Crow. Lori Grennell. Robin Holland. Tammy Calhoun. Angie Long. Tina Dolby. Sharia Jones. Sewing Club Row One: Lisa Slopek. Michele Creps. Rachael Warner. Linda O'Neal. Donna McBee Row Two: Cissv Kotouch. Michelle Manni, Julie Stumpff Gloria Keffier. Brenda Stratus. 86 Varsity B Row One: Frank Kencec. Pete Gianfrancesco. Joe Stracci. Chris Maropis. Rudy Jurena Row Two. Ted Higgenbotham. Joe Hoberek. Dan (Tug) McGraw. Mark Martin Row Three: Gary Ward. Kenny Orgavon. Wes Harrington. Bob Alvarez. John Marcucci Sportsman’s Club Row One: Mark Burd. Gary Strope. Rudy Jurena. Joe Petricca. Mike Lis. Dave Boyd Row Two: James Rhoades. John Spiotta. Troy Harshey Todd Horvath. John Niedzialkia. Brian Yonley 87 Seventh Grade BAA Row One: Jeff Diamond. Thi Nguyen. John Pulver. Steve Hulick. Chuck Abbott. Tom Markish. George Demco. Carl Manni. Kevin Campa Joe Warnck. Paul Dugas. Dave Allison. Jim Gump. Eric Zaney Row Two: Tim King. Steve Bertovich. Seth Vernon. Joe VVojtowicz. John Unham. Bryan Fodor, Scott Lochran. Ben Windsheimer. Tim Bane. Ron Brown. Glen Hicks. Jim Davis. Lou Ghelfi Row Three: Tim Sullivan. Alvin Stem. Mark Wilson. Joe Wiles. Dave Cousins. Rick Moser, Mike Antonetti. Mickey Trimarki. Verne Doumont. Jim Yonlev. Tim Zelenko. Jeff Dellenbaugh. Mike Griffith Row Four: Paul Boyer. Tom Krynak. Jeff Jones. Lonny Greene. Louie Speicher. Kip Games. Allan Hushes Henry Weigner. Thad Kidd. Jim Clifford Eighth Grade BAA Row One: George DeWeese. John Warrick. Chuck Russell. John Reed. Brian LaRue. Ron Locy. Matt Lachman. Tom Pauchnik Row Two: Gerald Cox. Phillip Hoberek. Tim Tkalcevic. Rod Williamson. John Holloway. Lional Turner, Ed Utkovic. Joe Michelucci. Keith Scott. Joe Karas. John Antonetti. Ron Riter Row Three: Pete Schmidt. Kevin Freeland. Pat Lee. Eric Hendrickson. Chuck Kennedy. John Verelst. Deron Dommski. Phil Huber. Jason Mason. Ray Bertovich. Kevin Bane. Row Four: Ray Brandenburg. Bemie Slay. Scott Owens. Ron Roberts Lou Dugas Joe Roman. Shawn Tustin. Dave Danek. Todd Strope. Tom Strope. Mike Lowe Row Five: Urry Kimball. Shawn Williams. Thad Mullins. Doug Wirth. Richard Struth. Jim Dorsey. Jon Petrel. Tony Scruppi. James Cassels. Glen Cummins. Damon Enos. Dave Petka, Keith Diamond Jim Piatt Ninth Grade BAA Row One: Tom Demko, Robbie Bauduin. Bill Ahlbom. Ed Shore, Bill Michalski. Todd Rankin, Alan Dhayer. Tom Eafrati, Jim Stratus Row Two: Barry Handick, Bill Naill, John Macugoski, Al Walter. Dale Lynn. Phil Gian Francesco, Pete Sergakis, Karev Pogonovich. Steve Bosick Row Three: Tom Dorsey. Andy Diamond. Jeff Hernandez, Bill Patchin. Pat Risker. Rich Bartoletti. Forest Kiger. John Triebsch. John Scrupa 89 Wake up. Bill. It's picture time! Seventh Grade Chorus Row One: Stevan Hulick. Monica Fritch. Angie Ely. Kathy Harvey. David Allison. Pam Pendeville, Melissa Quader. Del Boni. Kellie Riter Shelley Conley. Pamela Growden. Ron Grennell. Thi Nguyen. Row Two: Arthur Abbott. Tommv Krynak. John Angus. Jodi Hoberek Toni Russell. Lisa Mason. Michele Cumpston. Anita Noga. Marge Maczko. Robert Shekerko. Todd Evers. Row Three: Carol Armstrong. Mary Ann Lombardi. Mi Petncca. Tncia Danek. Pam Ervin. Paula Starvaggi. Beth Riggle. Row Four: Tom Oesterman. Heather Neely. Jill Johnson. JUI Suehr. Chuckle Abbott. Kara Krynak. Lavaugn Caldwell. Debbie Dimmack. Lisa Williams. Cindy Torboli. Rachelle Bialozer. Rhonda Burris Row Five: Tina Borham. Jeff McCloskey. Wendy Griffith. Julie Amos. Amy Stroud. Mario Grabski. Tim King. Bonita Corso. Tracy Hart. Becky Bieber. Scott Ralston. Sharon Pratt. Pam Lyons. Row- Six: Diana Diley. Jim Gump. Betty Hook. John Roman. Amv Brimner. Michelle Koerbel Lisa Sensh. Mary Lauver. Tim Thomas. Jeff Jones. Joe Wiles. David Cousins. Larry Thomas. SEVENTH GRADE ACCOMPANISTS: Tracy Hart, Beth Riggle. Amy Stroud. Mario Grabski. EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE ACCOMPANISTS: Adrea Billie, Tammy Jones, Marian Wilkins. Anita Harvey, Dayna Tepsic. Eighth Grade Chorus ij shhi iiaaiet:■ mrift riI¥m;'i ■ jurairart naiiKniwuii Row One: Rhonda Weigner. Tina Dolby. Kathy Latkovic, Patrick Bashioum. Joe Roman. John Reed. Lionel Turner L lie Pienkosky. Tina Boni. Pam Mika. Row Two: Tracy Vincenti. Becky Slak. Anita Harvey. Lisa Slopek. Michael McCurdy. Ed Cousins. Rod Williamson. Shawn Tustin. Jim Piatt. Row Three: Robin Hopper. Natalie LaRocka. Rachelle Froats. Lani Hemphill. Lisa DeVinney. Shauna Cunningham. Linda O’Neil. Vince Testa. Michelle Manni. Tammy Jones. Attie Riddle. Sara Mercer. Donna Sheil. Belinda Weber. Shelly Machak. Tammy Rommes. Row Four: David Slasor. Shawn Williams. Annie Kotouch. Melissa Yaworski. lean Petrel. Michele Creps. Christine Griffith. Sonya Bannister. Cindy Mason. Diane Orenchuk. Denise Frazee. Jana Ferrebee. Shirlene Prevost. Ninth Grade Chorus Row One: Tonia DeWeese. Vickie Blankenship. Marian Wilkins. Amy Rhoades. Janet Robertson. Patty Ankley. Robin M?,chet T™ Amy Veydt. Leda Eannace. Amy Vallina. Mary Vereb. Kelli O’Donnell. Vicki Rash Kelly Denms Row Two: Marsha Gerst. Andrea Billie. Rhonda Hughes. Janey Barton. Dana Tepsic. Margie Huffmyer Renee Rosiak. Row Three. Mark Hoberek. Alan Dhayer. Row Four: Ron Bedillion. Dale Lynn. Matt Campbell. Barbara Rogge. Dana Evans. Brenda Piatt. Denise McCuen. Denise Mason. Jackie Bober. Lutricia Riggs. 91 Senior High Chorus Row One: Jodi Latkovic. Melanie Fozard. Diane Stavroulakis. Traci Manni. Lynda Nay. Lisa Elich. Linda Gabler. Callie Jeffrey. Renee Martin. Andrea Farulli. Becky Malone. Laura Foster. Ruby Camp Row Two: Kathy Billie. Lisa Rudy. Dawn Paulin. Gretta Testa. Beth McCloud. Larry Bannister, Harry Bannister, Sherri Gilson. Denise Brandenburg. Cindy Culley. Dona Veydt, Leslie Elich Row Three: Andrea Augustine, Sandy Griffith. Laura Golden. Cheryl Johnson. Dawn Walters. Gina Boff. Betsy Conely. Elaine Dorsey. Amy Snatchko. Row Four: James Kunkle. Virgil Rizzo. Brian Bentz. Ed Kennedy. Scott Bashioum. Ralph Vigilotti, Marty Griffith. Earlene Revay, Johnette Swettie, Suzanne Darabant Terri Alrutz, Jill Ferrebee. Holly Perkins SENIOR HIGH ACCOMPANISTS: Lesli Elich, Lynda Nay. Renee Martin. Janet Harvey. Gretta Testa, Jill Ferrebee. Melanie Fozard, Kathy Billie, Linda Gabler 92 Blue Notes Row One: Jodi Latkovic. Melanie Fozard. Diane Slavroulakis. Traci Manni. Linda Gabler. Linda Nay. Renee Martin. Andrea Farulli. Jeffrey Row Two: Cathy Billie. Lisa Rudy. Gretta Testa. Cindy Culley. Denise Brandenburg. Suzanne Darabant. Becky Resmk Kow Brian Bentz. Ed Kennedy. Scott Bashioum. Larry Bannister. Harry Bannister Callie Three: REPRESENTATIVES TO DISTRICT CHORUS: Renee Martin and Linda Gabler 93 Senior High Band Senior Members Row One: Donna Bongiomi, Nancy Abbott. Lisa Elich. Traci Manni Row Two: Kathy Billie. Linda Gabler. Karen McCutcheon. Karen Russell. Michele Anderson. Maria Valenti. Lori Rotella. Jill Yoho, Stacey Matchett Row Three: Robbie Warchol. Craig Markish. Ed Kennedy. Valerie Grey. Gineen Bartoletti, Tammy Link. Chris Lawrence, Lynda Nay. Jon Dellaria As always the band has put a lot of hard work into practice and performances. They sold citrus fruit to help raise money for various things. They performed at Kenny- wood, Washington County Fair, the Mt. Lebanon Band Festival, the West Allegheny Band Festival, and the Burgettstown Library Fair. This year, as before, the rookies, along with the other members, made it through grueling summer practices to finally create a spectacular half-time show. 94 Field Lieutenants: Tammy Link. lill Yoho. Dale Johnson. Robbie Warchol. Donna Bongiomi. Field Commanders: Michele Anderson. Karen Russell 95 Clarinets Row One: Rudy Camp, Judy Brandenburg. Joanne Lipnicky. Lisa Elich, Andrea Deitrich. Karen Deluca. Pam Michalski. Pam Aller. Row Two: Lisa Benado. Lori Rotella. Karen McCutcheon. Amy Schuler. Row Three: Bonnie Craft. Chris Schneider. Patty Sargent. Jill Yoho. Bridgette Davidson. Lucy Piatt. Row Four: Suzanne Ralston. Kim Scott. Mark Riter. Dan Sabo. Mike Kriznik. Heidi Roberts. Billie Jo Wilkins. Monica Toth. Theresa Chilensky. Flutes and Oboe 96 Row One: Callie Jeffrey. Julie Stumpff. Lesli Elich. Row Two: Michele Anderson. Gretta Testa Row Three: Paula Roman. Marla Dugas. Stacy Cunningham. Tracy Schulte. Row Four: Heidi Snarey, Maria Valenti. Chris Hernandez. Bonnie Mercer Saxophones: Row One: Dawn Paulin. Traci Manni Row Two: John Paul Diamond. Robbie Warchol. Matt Harvey. Row Three: Dana Fletcher. Lori Martin. Row Four: Steve Krynak. Brian Bradley. John Marsella. Gerri Schneider. Susan Gallo. Jodi Dellaria. Trumpets: Row One: Linda Machak. Gena Tacy. Jackie Quader. Diana Stavroulakis Row Two: Holly Suehr. Lori McCuen. Karen Russel. Mary' Ann Anderson. Lisa Chynoweth Row Three: Andrea Vernon. Joe Benado. Jon Dellaria. Craig Whipkey Lower Brass Row One: Linda Gabler. Donna Bongiomi. Debbie Buxton. Nancy Abbott Row Two: Kathy Billie. Cheri Veydt Row Three: Rich Soplinski. Stacey Mattchett. Joe Thomas. Dale Johnson. Jim Pyles Percussion Row One: Tammy Link Row Two: Lynda Nay. Laura Foster Row Three: David Antonetti. Valerie Grey. Suzanne Davjs. Ron Pratt Row Four: Craig Markish. Chuck Hampson. Scott Milom. Tom Bane. Ed Kennedy. Ted Higginbotham. Chris Lawrence Devilettes Row One: Lisa Dunn. Linda Gabler (co-heads) Row Two: Cindy Mike. Dana Fletcher Row Three: Michele Marshall. Diana Stavroulakis. Mary Beth Camali. Jackie Ozenbaugh. Stacy Cunningham. Jodi Latkovic Row Four: Debbie Cashdollar. Marla Dugas. Monica Toth. Stacey Mattchett. Kim Scott. Theresa Chilensky Majorettes Row One: Gineen Bartolelti (head) Row Two: Amy Schuler. Suzane Ralston Row Three: Lisa Benado. Gretta Testa Row Four Denise Wirth. Lori Martin (assistant head). Linda Machak 99 Band Council The members of the Band Council are a selected group of people whose main function centers around the vigorous task of decision making. The Band Council plays an important part in the organization of rookie initiation during summer practices. They also take a firm hand in dealing with strict disci- pline of the band concerning punishment and reprimands. The band’s budget is kept up to par as the Band Council also maintains the annual citrus drive. Row One: Lisa Dunn, (ill Yoho. Linda Gabler. Row Two: Tom Bane. Tammy Link. Row Three: Dawn Paulin. Karen Russel. Michele Anderson. Matt Harvey. Row Four: Gineen Bartoletti. District band: Dale |ohnson. Dawn Paulin. Dawn Paulin and Dale Johnson were selected this year to represent the Burgettstown Concert Band at the annual Senior High District Band Festival. Dale and Dawn, along with many other students from South-Western Pennsylvania, arrived at Greensburg-Salem High School on February 4 to spend many hours of practice. Our two representatives displayed what they had learned during the past three days in the concert on February 6, 1982. 100 Remember these moments? . . . Strict discipline is the key here. Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! No, it's a plane! No, it's a baton!! John and Mon are sure to stay healthy with their large supply of Vitamin C. Let's hear it for the pep band!! 101 Cadet Band Row One: Sissy Kotouch. Attie Riddle. Tammy Jones. Veronica Augustine. Robin Hopper. Pam Mika. Robin Braheem. Toni Epsilantis. Missy Yaworski. Row Two: Lisa Horstman. Dee Murphy. Sara Mercer. Anita Harvey, Lisa Caldwell. Lisa DeVinney. Cathy Balser. Carolyn Meanor. Patty Davidson. Row Three: Tammy Calhoun. Dana Evans, jean Petrel. Tina Sabatasse. Janey Barton. Nancy Gallo. Leda Eannace. Tina Jobkar. Debbie Nice. Diane Orenchuk. Row Four: Tammy Bane. Chris Nemeth. )eanie Riggle. Ron Riter. Jeff Charlier. Shelly Machak. Donna McBee. John Petrel. Row Five: Bill Marsella. Julie Mance. Lynn Higgenbotham. Robin Matchett. Jim Piatt. Lisa Slopek. Georgia Hendrick Row Six: Larry Kimbal. Chuckie Russel. Jim Luxon. Michelle Manni. Damon Enos. Robert Hopper. Dale Lynn. John Antonetti. Seventh Grade Band Row One: Julie Amos. Melissa Quader. Tricia Danek. Kathy Harvey. Becky Bieber Row Two: Vickie Haspel. Pam Ervin. Lisa Mason. Bonita Corso. LaVaughn. Caldwell. Shelly Conley. Pam Pendeville. Tracey Hart. Row Three: Rachelle Bialozior. Bryce Tacy. Jody Hoberek. Mario Grabski. Toni Russell. Michelle Koerbel. Mary Ann Lombardi. Amy Brimner. Jodi Petricca. Row Four: Seth Vernon. Verne Doumont. David Allison. Eric Wilson. Row Five: Debbie Dimmack. Scott Lochran. Tim King. Tim Bane. Pam Growden. Kellie Riter. Rhonda Burris. Tim Zelenko. Lori Mitchell. Row Six: Jeff Jones. Ricky Moser. Tom Markish. Chuckie Abbott. Scott Ralston. Jim McCutcheon. Paul Dugas. Michele Yoho. “Miscellaneous Memories” 103 Club Directory BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club is one of the largest organizations at the high school. There are approximately 85 to 100 students that are active in this club. The goal that is worked towards every year is the annual trip to Washington. D. C. In order to achieve this goal, many different products have been sold, such as: handsoap, popcorn, spices, tumblers, pizza. This club has sponsored several dances. Money has been donated to Children's Hospital. With the cooperation of Mr. Holleran. the sponsor, the annual trip has been taken for many years. Officers of the Biology Club include: Maria Valenti, president: Michele Anderson, vice-president; Traci Manni, secretary: Brian Stankovich. treasurer. CAMPUS LIFE No doubt you remember the spectacular slide show presented by Campus Life in October. There is more to Campus Life than just a great slide presentation — much more. Each year, a different event is held by the club including Pizza Pig-Outs” and Burger Bashes to name a few. Campus Life is a non-profit group designed to emphasize relationships in the family. It does this by following the Christian principles of living. Although Campus Life deals with problems and tries to find a Christian way of responding to them, it is not connected with any particular church. Students from every type of background attend. For the most part, the discussions at meetings include issues that relate to today's teenagers: loneliness, peer pressure, sex. drugs, alcohol, and family problems. Members are encouraged to express their ideas and opinions in these various subjects. Campus Life meetings don't consist of all lecture and no fun. At the beginning of the meeting, crowdbreakers are held. They may include walking on eggs, contests of all sorts, or various other fun stuff. This bunch usually holds its meetings at different members' homes. Mr. Errett sponsors this club and everyone is welcome to attend. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club consists of all senior high students and meets during every club period during the school year. The members played through a tournament - receiving points for wins and stale mates. The winner was the person who received the most points after playing all of the club members. At the final club meeting trophies were awarded to the first, second, and third place winners. Officers this year were: Rich Calhoun, president; Mark Pompe, vice-president; George Acklin. secretary-treasurer Mrs. Bohn Mrs. Price sponsored the activities. CRAFTS CLUB The Crafts Club is a group of junior high students who are interested in learning arts and crafts. During each activity period of the school year, a different project was introduced, and the students made an item using that form of art. This year ceramic Halloween pumpkins, snowmen, and Christmas mangers were made along with needlepoint key rings, sunglass cases, silk roses, and string art pictures. Ms. Nunez is the co-ordinator of the Crafts Club. This year Stacey Mitko was president along with Dee Dee Toth as vice-president and Patty Davidson, secretary-treasurer. The club went to Oglebay Park in Wheeling. WV and enjoyed a day of fun and recreation. DRAMA CLUB Here we see the Drama Club reflecting on its activities of 1981-82. The first accomplishment was the Christmas play. This year The Carolers from Clark Street was enacted. There were two casts that performed at each Elementary School. Next was a major project - the annual school play. This year The Sound of Music was chosen Each member chose a committee to work on. such as tickets, publicity, makeup or the acting part of the play. The last part of this club’s agenda was the Variety Show. Scheduled on April 14. it was a great success. Along with these activities, the members played theater games at even meeting. Improvisation, mime, and hotseat helped bring out the dramatist in everyone. The director of this group is Mrs. McAuley. Linda Gabler was president this year. Kathy Billie, vice-president. Dawn Paulin, secretary, and Maureen Batnich. treasurer. FRENCH CLUB The French Club started school with a burst of enthusiasm. In July and August, they scoured the community for ads for the football programs. As the season progressed toward homecoming, all the hardworking members created a huge float of Godzilla of which to be proud. Several money-raising projects brought in funds for donations to worthy causes. In April, the French Club honored their officers and senior members at a cruise on the Gateway Clipper. This was a pleasant ending for a good year. The officers this vear were: President. Vanessa Kristoff; Vice-President; Ann Loncaric;’Secretary. Karen Russell; and Treasurer; Laura Shaw. Mrs. Vukotich was the sponsor. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB This club is sponsored by Charlotte Wos, school nurse, and is made up of students in grades 11 and 12. The purposes this club pursued this year are: to provide learning experiences in areas of health, be aware of the vast areas that careers in the health fields have to offer, become more knowledgable in a specific health area, and also become more health conscious with one's self as well as with others. Each time the club met. a speaker was engaged to speak on a particular health field. Fundraisers include a bake sale and a dance to raise money for field trips, going out to dinner, and giving to needy organizations. Members donated their time to work on Daffodil Day for the Cancer Society. A Health-O-Rama was held where the members learned to test hearing, to assist in electrocardiograms, and taking medical histories. Some members marched in the Homecoming parade, depicting an ambulance scene. An anti-smoking play was performed for the elementary schools in November and during Dental Health month. The King's Toothache was produced. In May. this club sponsored a blood bank. Officers of the Health Careers Club included: Lisa Elich. president: Janet Ahlbom, vice-president; Gineen Bartoletti. secretary; Becky Resnick, treasurer and Nancy Abbott, parliamentarian. HI-LITE The 1981-82 Hi-Lite Staff, though faced with a great debt, managed to publish a few issues of the paper. Danielle Zelenko was the editor this year. Miss Wojick was the advisor. JUNIOR HIGH BAA The B. A. A. is an activity club whose purpose is to promote physical fitness. The members are only required to participate when scheduled. There are no fundraisers and no officers. Mr. Vallina is in charge of this bunch of guys. 104 JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Burgetlstown chapter of the Junior National Honor Society has been very active this year. A year-long campaign to raise money for the visually handicapped students was begun. An induction ceremony was held on May 4 to welcome the newly-elected members to the Honor Society. Mrs. Roberts is the advisor of this organization. Officers included: Dayna Tepsic, president: Jeff Whalen, vice- president; Marian Wilkins, secretary-treasurer: and Billie Jo Wilkins, tenth grade representative. KOLO CLUB The Kolo Club is a group of young people who learn folk dances. These dances are done in a circle, hence the word kolo. The club involves students from grades 7-12 and is led by Mrs. Vukotich. The officers this year were: President: Toni Russell; Vice-President: Lori Mader; Secretary: Michele Yoho; Treasurer: Connie Bittinger; and Social Director. Angie Long. Many dances were learned this year, including: Macedonian Kolo. King Kolo. Miserloo. Cojda. and The Alley Cat. The club’s favorite was The Alley Cat or Hully Gully. Members sold Apple Darlins’ to raise money to attend the Folk Festival in Pittsburgh at the Civic Arena. The festival featured folk dances from many nations. The Kolo Club members visited the food booths, choosing their favorite delicacies from China. Latvia. Russia, or any of the 30 nationalities represented. The members themselves took part in the dancing after the formal program. The members were also asked to dance for a group of girl scouts. Together, the Kolo Club members had an enjoyable year and look forward to an even better one next year. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is very important to Burgettstown High School. There were 33 girls in the club this year. The president was Kathy Ginier. vice-president - Kelly Conn, secretary' - Denise Diamond, and treasurer - Marcy Dias. Sales from this club included candy, pens, and bookcovers. With this money, donations were made to the Burgettstown Community Library, Children s Hospital of Pittsburgh, and various other needy causes. The library club is sponsored by Mrs. Kaezyk. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year’s Senior National Honor Society consisted of eighteen senior members that not only obtained high grade averages but also participated in activities that benefited others; such as tutoring students in all areas of study. Dances were sponsored to contribute money to the Children’s Hospital Fund. Mrs. Insana was the sponsor and officers included. Maria Valenti, president: Andy Miller, vice-president; and Mary Grace Gilbert Michele Anderson. Secretary-treasurer. Thanks to these people and the participation of the entire student body, these worthwhile events were achieved. SEWING CLUB This year the Sewing Club furthered their skills in sewing by making various projects. One of the first projects their advisor. Mrs. Wilson, taught them was a scarecrow doll. These dolls were made of raffia, felt, and burlap fabric. After finishing this, they attempted to make a soft frame picture holder. This project was made from cotton fabric and lace. They continued improving their skills by making a long-armed, big-mouthed, fuzzy-headed puppet, plus a hand puppet which also could be used as a pot holder. The last project they accomplished was a clothed sock doll or rabbit. The officers of the Sewing Club for the 1981-82 year were: President - Julie Stumpff. Vice-President - Rachel Warner, and Secretary - Michelle Manni. SKI CLUB The Ski Club took more trips this year than ever before. When this club started a few years ago. only a handful of students in this school had ever had the experience of skiing. Today there are a couple of hundred students who have at least tried it. and quite a few who have gotten pretty good. An enrollment of eighty-five members makes this one of the largest clubs in the school, and while this may not be the richest organization, they probably have the most fun. Mr. Yothers and Mr. Colpo are in control of this group. Val Harper was president this year along with Pete Blue as Vice-President and Mike Kriznik as secretary-treasurer. SPANISH CLUB Throughout the year, the Spanish Club proved to be a most active and determined group under the leadership of Mrs. Josephine Pusateri. Officers — Tammy Link, president; Kathy Petrucci. vice-president; Renee Sarracino. secretary: Janet Harvey, treasurer — all of the members raised much money towards their trip to Italy and for other purposes. Donations to Children's Hospital and other needy causes were made. The eighteen members who went to Italy in early April worked very hard to earn money. They sold everything from Luv Ya Devils t-shirts and Joe and Gregg's wrestling match pizza to preppy shoelaces. The donuts and orange juice served as breakfast every morning was a welcome to the entire student body. SPORTMAN’S CLUB The Sportsman’s Club is open to eleventh and twelfth grade students interested in hunting, fishing, and the shooting sports. This year the club offered its help to the Pennsylvania State Game Commission during its pheasant stocking program and to the Pennsylvania State Fish Commission in its trout-stocking program as well as other worthwhile civic activities as club time and finances permitted Aside from these activities, the club spent many fun evenings shooting Trap and Skeet at the Greater Pittsburgh Trap and Skeet Range. Most of the money raised by the club was spent for the purchase of shooting components. Mr. Creighton is in charge of this club. During the 1981-82 school year. Gary Strope was elected as president. Rudy Jurena. vice-president, and Joe Petricca. treasurer. All of the members of the Sportsman's Club are expected to conduct themselves in a responsible and mature manner. Membership in this club is limited to twenty students. SPANISH III The Spanish III class differs widely from the Spanish I and II classes. Its main purpose centers around improving verbal communications in the Spanish language. During the fourth nine-week period, the club spent its time learning to prepare exotic foreign foods. The Spanish III class also worked closely with the Spanish Club in fundraising projects. All of the work paid off as this bunch went out to dinner one evening and had a party at the end of the year. Officers included: president - Kathy Petrucci. vice president - Jacqueline Ozenbaugh. secretary - Beth Filipponi. and treasurer Diana Lynn Stravroulakis. TENNIS CLUB The Girls Tennis Club was organized in the 1977-78 school year. It was given the nickname. Burgettstown Strings. The purpose of the club is to develop potential skills of girls interested in tennis, and to develop the talents of the girls who may comprise the varsity tennis team. The primary emphasis is to help everyone enjoy tennis as a lifetime sport, regardless of ability level and to make it fun and recreational for everyone. Mrs. Howard is this group’s sponsor. 105 STUDENT COUNCIL “We. the students of the Burgettstown High School Student Council, are committed to unifying all activities under one governing body, establishing a closer understanding between the faculty and students, and promoting a greater sense of responsibility, cooperation and genuine interest in the school. Many of the events and activities during the school year were presented through the cooperation of the Student Council. The activities, such as the Homecoming events. Children's Hospital Drive. Donkey Basketball Game. Special Events Days, and the running of the school store took a lot of planning and hard work. These activities and various others could not have been presented without the guidance of the officers, senior high officers included: Nancy Abbott, president; Janet Harvey, vice-president; Philimane Locy. secretary: and Noreen Zick. treasurer. Junior high officers were: Julie Mance, president: Chris Griffith, vice-president; Tracey Mitko. secretary; and Mary Jo Anderson, treasurer. Miss Lozosky is the advisor of this active group. THE TRI-LITE After years of depending upon the senior high paper for its news, the junior high school finally has a newspaper of its own - the Tri-Lite. Under the co-sponsorship of Mrs. Yanni and Ms. McWreath. the Tri-Lite filled a void in the area of extra curricular activities in the junior high, for it allowed students to vent their creativity in the areas of writing, art. and general organizational responsibility. The goal of the paper is to provide anything newsworthy and of interest to the junior high student body. This has been done — and quite successfully. Andrew Hoberek was the editor this year, along with Vince Testa. YEARBOOK Although the last club in this club directory, the yearbook certainly is not the least. The 1981-82 staff was extremely busy with the creation of this book. Along with the many hours of typing, planning, etc., a Halloween dance was held. Candy and bumper stickers were also sold. The co-editors this year were Lori Jancart and Lisa Benado. Mr. Brozier was the advisor along with Marsha Lauff as business manager. 106 The Dynamic Devils of 1981 Row One: Rich Rinehart. Wes Harrington. Bob Alvarez. Mike Bovalina. Mark Martin, joe Hoberek. Jim Michelucci. Adrian Turner. Dave Antonetti. Brian Bradley. Paul Rock. Gary Ward, Pete Gianfrancesco. Mike Luff. Paul Dudeck. Mike Gerst. Pete Borsos. Row Two: Coach Onderick. Billy Suehr. Ron Pratt. Kevin Torboli. Don Powers. Steve Arnold. Dan McGraw. Dan Sabo. Pat Tustin. Frank Kensec. John Marsella. Rudy Jurena. Ralph Vigilotti, joe Stracci. Mike Sutherin. Steve Krvnak. Robert Hernandez. Row Three: Gregg Pavan. Bruce Knisley, Mike Globosky. Mike Hucik. Marty Kisla. Jim Reedy. Albert Fay. Bob Armstrong. Paul Alvarez. Bobby Neil. Anthony Ferguson. Chris Maropis. Mike Kvak. Brian Allen, John Marcucci. Ted Higgenbotham. 1981 Blue Devil Schedule Sept. 4 Carlynton Lost 29-19 Sept. 11 Madonna Lost 26-0 Sept. 18 Fort Cherry Won 13-6 Sept. 26 Beth-Center Won 28-15 Oct. 2 Monessen Tied 6-6 Oct. 10 McGuffey Won 7-0 Oct. 16 Waynesburg Lost 14-13 Oct. 23 Albert Gallatin Lost 17-15 Oct. 30 Charleroi Lost 35-0 Nov. 6 Washington Lost 14-12 108 The Coaches: (erry Gavazzi. Jon Vallina. Terry Havelka. Rege Onderick. Rich Conley. “X” Marks The Stars Rudy “Bugs” Jurena Guard Middle Guard Height: 510' Weight: 165 2 letters Joe Honk Stracci Guard Line Backer Height: 6 0' Weight: 205 2 letters 109 Joe “Hobo” Hoberek Strong Safety Half Back Height: 510' Weight: 170 2 letters Frank ' Penguin' Kencec Guard Defensive End Height: 5'10' Weight: 180 1 letter Gary Nest Ward Split End Half Back Height: 5'11' Weight: 160 1 letter 4 Dan Tug McGravv Tackle Height: 5T0' Weight: 215 2 letters 110 The Action Squad Take it on the RUN!!! It's a dirty job. Great Catch!!! OK. Guys, get to work! Let s hear it for our GUYS!! Ill Junior High Football Ninth Grade Team - Row One: David Smith. Bill Marsella, Pete Sergakis. Bill Michalski. Jeff Hernandez. Jeff Charlier, Jeff Paris Row Two: Karev Pogonovich. Jim Luxon. Todd Rankin. Forest Kiger. Joe Hucik. Kevin Brown. Bill Ahlborn. Tom Dorsey Row Three: Greg Krawchyk. Albert Walter. Darren Bennett. Brian LaRue. Ray Dorsey. Doug Wirth. Lou Dugas. Tony Scruppi. Seventh and Eighth Grade Team - Row One: Norman Whiting. Ron Brown. Brian Larue, Bob Rutherford. Ed Cousins. Mike McCurdy. John Lanham Row Two: Bernie Slay. Tom Krynak. Tony Scruppi. Louie Dugas, Doug Wirth, Jason Mason. John Neely. Shawn Tustin Row Three: Tim Tkalcevich. Rich Rudy. Kip Caries. Kevin Campa. Mike Griffith. Matt Lachman. Mickie Trimarki, Ricky' Moser. Dave Cousins. 112 The Awesome Varsity Row One: Assistant Coach Steve Burns. Pete Blue. Co-Captains |ohn Kinsley and Paul Marcucci. Mark Martin. Head Coach Bob Voithofer Row Two: Volunteer Graduate Assistant Bert Bertolotti. Kevin Lira. Bruce Kmsley. Wes Harrington. Kicn Calhoun. Jeff Tepsic. Keith Atkins. Volunteer Graduate Assistant John Mahoney. Not Pictured: John Marcucci. The Formidable JV Row One: Volunteer Graduate Assistant Bert Bertolotti. Assistant Coach Steve Burns. Head Coach Bob Voithofer. Volunteer Graduate Assistant John Mahoney Row Two: John Martin. Dave Antonetti. Bill Sartori. Mike Maltonv. Charles Chandler. Mark Penderville. Mike Bovalina. Mike Krisnik. Jeff McGraw. Pat Cunningham. Sensational Seniors Paul Marcucci Center Height: 6'6 4 letters Rich Calhoun Forward Height: 6’4 3 letters John Knisley Forward Height: 6'4V2 3 letters Bruce Knisley Forward Height: 6'1' 1 letter Wes Harrington Forward Height: 6'3 2 letters Jeff Tepsic Guard Height: 5'11 3 letters 114 For the record • • • Blue Devil Basketball Scores 67-56 WON Fort Cherry 53-67 Lost Washington 61-49 WON West Allegheny 77-53 WON South Side Catholi 49-51 Lost Lawrenceville Catholic 85-72 WON South Side Beaver 54-60 Lost California 93-56 WON Immaculate 63-48 WON Immaculate Conception Conception 67-77 Lost South Park 59-88 Lost South Park 60-62 Lost Waynesburg 80-55 WON Waynesburg 80-52 WON Avella 80-61 WON Avella 79-61 WON McGuffey 74-54 WON McGuffey 58-53 WON Bentworth 62-61 WON Madonna 74-69 WON Chartiers Houston 44-75 Lost Bentworth 62-73 Lost Washington 55-53 WON Chartiers Houston 62-67 Lost Madonna The coaches. Bert Bertolotti, Bob Voithofer, Steve Burns, John Mahoney. Junior High Basketball Row One: Ninth Grade. Troy Harshey. Kevin Pusateri. Bill Ahlbom. Todd Rankin. Kevin Brown, Phil Campbell. Row Two: Joe Benado. Ed Shaw. Phil Gianfrancesco. John Triebsch. Carl Traud. Larry Moore. Forrest Kiger. Anthony McKee. 116 Row One: Seventh-Eighth Grades. Ed Latkovic. Dave Allison. Arthur Abbott. Row Two: Scott Ralston. Jason Mason. Scott Lochran. Tim Bane. John Gabrielli. Tim Thomas. Row Three: Tom Krynak. Shawn Tustin, Tim Zelenko. Ron Locy. Verne Doumont. Row Four Pete Schmidt. Brian Fodor, Brian LaRue, Ray Dorsey. Ray Brandenburg. Lady Blue Devils Varsity Team. Row One: Tina Long. Ruby Camp. Debby Moss. Renee Sarracino. Gail Kyzer. Second Row: Danielle Zelenko. Coach Wojcik. Denise Hook. Lisa Gehrke. Tammy Link. Kathi Jo Massengill. Marcy Diaz. Sonya Bannister Junior Varsity Team Row One: Lora Lowe. Sue Gurrera. Debby Moss. Ruby Camp. Tina Long. Row Two: Danielle Zelenko. Coach Wojcik. Jodi Hook. Denise Hook. Kathi Jo Massengill. Marcy Diaz. Sonya Bannister. 117 118 Varsity Wrestlers Row One- Leroy Camp (105). Greg Phillips (112). Mike Luff (119). Ralph Bartoletti (126). Adrian Turner (132), Craig Tacy (138). Mike Gerst (145). Row Two: Coach |oe Nicolella. Rich Crain (138). Larry Bannister (132). Harry Bannister (145). Leonard Brown (145). Dan Sabo (185), )im Reedy (Uni.). And the winner is ... Scruffy! Burgettstown versus: Peters Township: 42-11 Avonworth: 44-13 Fort Cherry: 44-14 Chartiers: 68-00 Carlynton: 28-30 Immaculate Conception 29-42 Avella: 49-18 Waynesburg: 42-12 South Fayette: 34-21 McGuffey: 43-17 West Allegheny 19-36 Washington: 58- 9 Overall, our Devil wrestlers won 3 and lost 9 matches. 120 Junior High Wrestlers Row One: Jim Davis. Bruce Tacy. Joe Michelucci. Carl Manni. Ron Riter. Greg Shoup. Karey Pogonovich. Row Two: Dale Boni. Dan Strope, Chuck Abbott, John Neely. Joe Bartoletti, Bernie LaRue, Tony Brown. Bill Rhar. Row Three: Jeff Hernandez. Doug Wirth. Bill Michalski. Joe Hucik. Brian Riggle. Bill Patchin. Rich Rinehart. Practice makes perfect. BTOETTSTOM, □ SG PHILLIPS ■MUFF '••BARlOLETtl 23 i • '• - an GERST DH ASS ■bannister I0L brovn • Girons Shine a little light on our guy Girls Tennis Team Row One: Lori Jancart, Ann Loncaric. Chrissie Braheem. Stacey Mitko Row Two: Tracey Mitko. Debbie Nice, Andrea Toth. Diana Gourley. Ramona Serish MATCH SCORES US THEM US THEM 1 Carlynton 4 0 Carlynton 5 0 Washington 3 1 Washington 4 1 McGuffey 4 1 McGuffey 4 1 Car.evin 4 1 Canevin 4 0 Canon-McMillan 5 1 Canon-McMillan 4 0 Moon 5 0 Moon 5 0 Fort Cherry 5 2 Fort Cherry 3 Coach Ken Howard 122 This year’s girls tennis team was comprised of all new members. Although they didn t win a match, the experience the girls gained will undeniably help them in the future. With practice, the team showed promise and the ability to become competitive tennis players. Howard teaches us so much. AND WHO COULD FORGET ... Howard s tennis balls with the “jello” stains. Diana’s obsession with ABBA. Lori’s perculiar spot of putting her watch, Chrissy's confidence, Stacey Traceys arguments. Ramona and Ann's winning streak. Debbie's dream ... to use Howard’s racket, and Dee Dee s hatred of Burger King's. 123 Girls Volleyball Row One: Marsha Gerst, Danielle Zelenko. Row Two: Alicia Tasz. Tina Long, Lori Collins. Row Three: Maureen Johnson, Lisa Grubbs, Roxanne Trevena. Row Four: Cheryl Johnson, Sherry Lauver. Mary Ann Rencheck, Jodi Hook. What are you waiting for, Lori? With the experienced coaching of Miss Wojcik, the 1981-82 volleyball team im- proved its overall record, compared to previous years. The team did quite well, considering the lack of interest and support from the student body. Hopefully this year’s “winning trend will continue, and one day in the future Burgettstown will have a championship team. Hey, Tina, look over here! 124 Blue Devil Cheerleaders Row One: Junior High. Marry Resnik. Amy Veydt. Dayna Tepsic. Row Two: Janet Robertson. Amy Rhoades. Row Three: Leda Eannace. Tina Jobkar. Row Four: Robin Matchett. Chrissy Nemeth. Our cheerleading squads did much this year even though they had a lack of funds. By sponsoring the football queen and king, they added variety to the pep rallies. The squad was very artistic: they decorated the practice and Hill Stadium fields to get our team psyched. They even fed the football players potassium (bananas) to make them big and strong. The senior high cheerleaders even became movie producers when they made a film about the senior football guys. Even though the squads had some mishaps, they were always there, cheering our guys to victory. It’s lonely at the top! 125 Cheerleaders Row One: Varsity. Michele Gerst. Carol Harvey. Lisa Paris. Michele Ankley. Lori Rotella. Row Two: Kathy Petrucci. Amy Howard. Tina Zelenko, Leslie Babyak. Not Pictured: Cindy Leuice, Susan Pusateri. 126 Row One: Junior Varsity. Lisa Lane. Kelly Conn. Holly Suehr. Tawnya Mayhew. Mary Ann Sedlak. Chrissy Braheem Row One: Senior members. Carol Harvey. Michele Ankley. Lori Rotella. Lisa Paris. Row- Two: Amy Howard. Leslie Babyak. Tina Zelenko: Not pictured: Susan Pusateri. 127 Follow the leader. Graduation by Danielle Zelenko The days have passed so quickly. The years have flown by too, And now it’s time to say good-bye To special friends like you. Remember when we're out of school The fun times that we’ve had. Remember all the little things, The good ones and the bad. As graduation closes near us, It becomes easier for me to say I wish I could go back again For one more “high school day. 129 Our Final Good-bye by Sharon Allen We thought this day would never come. But now it's finally here, The time has come to say good-bye, We've made it through the year. We’ll say farewell to all our friends And promise to stay in touch. You've been there through all those special times. I'll miss you very much. We'll all be traveling our separate ways, Our high school days are at end. We'll be starting our lives anew, The future's around the bend. With our diplomas in hand And our hearts filled with cheer, As the class of '82 says good-bye, We say it with a tear. Senior Directory A Nancy Jean Abbott “Peanut” Business Ambition: To go to Point Park College and receive a degree in Mortuary Science and have L.G. as my dorm buddy. Keep the trio close. Be a manager of the Blasts. See S.A. stick to a diet and pigout at G.B. s house. Buy E.K. a new blue Hornet. To be successful at everything 1 attempt. Concert Band 7-12; Marching Band 11.12: )r. High Cheerleader 8.9; Head J.V. Cheerleader 10; Student Council 7-12 (Pres. 12; V.P 9): Health Careers Club 10-12 (Parliamentarian 12); Biology Club 12; Homecoming Court 12; Office Help 10. George Acklin General Janet Ahlborn Business Ambition: To be living in Texas by July. 1983. Band 7-11; Chorus 7-9; Library 7; Ski Club 9-11: Peter Pan 9; Marching Band 10; Concert Band 10,11; Health Careers Club 10-12 (V.P. 12): Drama Club 11; Devilette 11. Sharon Allen “Sherri, Fred, Franco” Business Ambition: To marry a class clown named Tony. To see Gineen (Weiner) fit into a size six shoe. To see Nancy join a convent. To see Gineen model a see-through bra and panties in a J.C. Penney's catalog. To keep the trio close. Biology Club 12; Health Careers Club 11,12; Chorus 7-11. Tiarre Alrutz “Terri” Business Ambition: To someday become an expert in the eyes of Miss Filipponi. To stay always with Jeff, and be friends forever with S.M. Girl s Basketball 10: Chorus 7-12; Campus Life 10-12; Biology Club 11.12; Yearbook Staff 10.11. Alicia Alvarez Xosmo” Academic Ambition: To be a rock-n-roll star. To support crazy. Hazel, and Tom. To be prissy as U.H. To be as quick with a lie as L.P. To take as many drugs as K.B. To Live now. pay later. Ski Club 11,12; Tennis 9. Paul Alvarez Academic-Business Ambition: To stay with my Babe forever. Michele Anderson “Bloomers” Academic Ambition: To make someone smile like Jackie does. Jr. High Band 7.8; Marching and Symphonic Bands 9-12; Vice President and Field Commander of Band 12; Library Club 8; Jr. National Honor Society 7-10; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Biology Club 10-12; Spanish Club 10.11; Grabski s Grammarians 10.11; Errett's Airheads 12; Costume Committee for Guys and Dolls, Anthing Goes.” Cinderella 9-11; Student Council 12; Keystone Girls State 11; Century III School Winner 12. Pamela Anderson “Pan-n-ams“ Business Ambition: To someday sail up the Congo river with Sherry. Cheryl. Vonnie. and Benenes to Timbukktu to capture the biggest Samba Mandrill alive. Yearbook 11.12. Michele Ankley Business Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt to do. and to always make Petie happy. Ski Club 9-11; Health Careers Club 11,12; Wrestlerettes 10.11 (Pres. 11); J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Biology Club 10. Michele Antonetti Academic Ambition: To help Maria and Eileen get Martin, and help Eileen reach her goal of 5'1 . To always have S B.. L B.. E.H.. and M.V. as friends. Steven Atkinson “Chip” Vocational Ambition: To become a great military leader and blow Russia off the face of the earth. B Karol Bable “Karrie” Business Ambition: To become a rock-n-roll star and support Don and Karol. To never have my eyes water as much as Alicia's. To be as prissy as Valerie. To be as quick with a lie as Lisa Live now. pay later. Band 7-10; Chorus 7.8; Scenery for plays 10.11; Ski Club 10-12; Biology Club 10. Leslie Babyak “LB” Academic Ambition: To remain a lifelong member of Sister S.A.F.F. To be able to cut up as many people as A.A. To stay with someone special. Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheerleader 10-12; Head Cheerleader 12; Class Sec. Treas. 10. George Baker “Oger” Vocational Robert Bane “Bob” General Ambition: Just to die of old age and hope I don't have to fight in a Nuclear War. Ski Club 9; Basketball 9-12. Cheryl Barish Business Yvonne Barish “Vonnie. Gorilla Business Ambition: To someday show Regis that I do have special capabilities of running the band. To sail up the Congo River with Sherry. Pam. and Benenes to Timbuktu to capture the biggest Samba Mandrill alive. Band 7-9; Marching Band 9-11; Concert Band 9-11; Spanish Club 9; Biology Club 10-12. Ken Barkley General Gineen Bartoletti “Ne Ne. Weiner” Business Ambition: To become a professional model and a flight attendant for U.S. Air. To turn “21” so I don't have to go looking for ID’s anymore. To see Nancy lose her laugh and for us to get our Mark, Joe. and Randy's straight. To see Sharon go on a diet and not come over to my house to pig out behind Tony's back. For me. Danny, and Nancy to ride the curbs of Center Avenue in Eddie's blue hornet. To see Tammy become Bette Midler's road manager To keep the trio close. Chorus 7; Library Club 8; Cast of Peter Pan 9; Costume Committee for Peter Pan 9: Cast of Guys and Dolls 9; Drama Club 9,10; Health Careers Club 11,12 (Sec. 12); Biology Club 12; Ski Club 12; Majorette 10-12; Head Majorette 12; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Donkey Basketball 12. Brian Bentz “Benson” Academic Ambition: To make it through college and become a successful engineer making alot of money so I'll never have to work again. Biology Club 11-12; Track 7-9; Carson’s Future Physicists 12; Photography Club 11; Sportsman s Club 11; Yearbook 11; Sets for Cinderella 11: Chorus 12; Talent show 11. Lori Bieber Business David Bee “Dave” Academic-Business Band 7; Cadet Band 8.9; Chorus 7-9; French Club 9; Jr. National Honor Society 10; Yearbook Staff 11; Student Council 11; Campus Life 12; Tennis Team 12; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Class Sec.-Treas. 12; Donkey Basketball 12. Kathleen Billie Academic Ambition: To always be a member of the Corridor Chorus . To cool off this summer with Galaxy, and to keep the Barracade Bunch on the street where it belongs. Drama Club 11.12 (V.P. 12); Chorus 10-12; Band 12; Anything Goes 10; Cinderella 11. Bonnie Blaine Vocational Ambition: To get out of this place!! To spend the rest of my life with Scott and to leave April, Sharon. Shelly, Ann and Ann Jr. to roam for another year. Chorus 7; Gymnastics 9; Volleyball 11. 130 Darren Bonacci Vocational Sportsman's Club 11,12. Gary Bonacci Vocational Donna Bongiorni “Donna B.” Academic-Business Ambition: To survive college life with Mary Grace. To go to Hawaii with Kathy. To finally see Kim turn white. To get Susan to stop munching her nails. To flirt like Katy and Cathy. Band 7; Cadet Band 8; Chorus 7.8; Senior High Marching Band and Concert Band 9-12; Biology Club 10-12; Ski Club 11-12; Grabski's Grammarian’s 12. David Boyd “Dave” General Ambition: To become a diesel and auto mechanic so I can fix up my Chevelle. See Ringo Fish go one week without wrecking his car. See Linda Machak get her crooked butt straightened out! Sportsmen’s Club 11,12. Fred Boyer General Ambition: I would like to become the biggest and the most highly-rated millionaire in the world. Denise Rae Brandenburg “Neecey” Business Ambition: To be the best in whatever I attempt to do. Live my life to the fullest. Hope that I will always be in touch with the ‘‘Gang 5’’ (me. Laura. Cindy. Dona, and Becky) and hope all their wishes and dreams come true. Yearbook Staff 11,12; Junior Historians 9.10; Health Careers Club 12; Committees for Cinderella. Anything Goes. Guys and Dolls. Leonard Brown “Len” General Ambition: To become wealthy. To become very successful at what I do for a living. To live a full life, to travel all over the place. To fulfill all my dreams. To one day be somebody. To be remembered. To have a great wife. Chorus 7; Softball 7. Mark Burd Academic Ambition: To be a Green Beret and last as long as 20 sec., or longer then Tim. Dennis, and Larry. To open a fast-food chain in Siberia. Be Mayor of Eldersville. Sportsmen's Club 11,12. Mark Buxton “Buck” Academic Ambition: To become a rock star and support Peg and Willy. To be the first person from Langeloth to play on the Pittsburg Penguins Team. ‘‘Live now. pay later.” Ski Club 11.12; Spanish Club 10.11; Chess Club 10; Grabski's Grammarians 12. C Kathy Cagnon General Ambition: To work with small children. Richard James Calhoun “Rich” Business Ambition: To make enough money to keep my Blazer gassed up. To be able to live a good life. To go see Buck at a rock concert Basketball 7-12; Baseball 10-12; Chess Club 11.12 (Pres. 12); Donkey Basketball 11. Leroy Camp General Wrestling 7-12; Football 7.8. Daniel Castellino “Spanial” Business Wrestling 9; Basketball 11.12; Chess Club 10; Donkey Basketball 11; Baseball 10,12. Lori Collins “Frankie. El Roy’s Little Sister” Business Ambition: To move to California, live on the beach, and become the world’s best surfer. Library Club 8; Volleyball 11,12; Gymnastics 9; Yearbook Staff 12. Floyd Conley Rick” Vocational Tracy Conn Vocational Ambition: To graduate from West Virginia University with a Masters Degree in speech pathology and audiology. To marry Jim Nicastro. and open my own Speech and Hearing Clinic. To help all the deaf and dumb children I can. Biology Club 10-12; Spanish Club 11,12; Library Club 9; Parkway 11.12; Ski Club 10: Jr. Historians 9; Band 7-9; Chorus 7-9; Finalist for Climax Scholarship 12. Robin Cook General Ambition: To lead a good life with Tony. Biology Club 11; Softball 11. August Corso “Sam” General Mark Crawford M” Vocational Ambition: To further my career as a plumber. Basketball 7-9; Football 9-11; Ski Club 10-12. Cynthia Ann Culley “Cindy. Poo Hoo” Business Ambition: To be happy and successful and to make the “best of life. To someday find that certain someone and be happy. To travel around the world. To keep in touch with the ‘‘Gang” (me. Dona. Becky. Laura. Denise), and to let them all be happy in life. Junior High Chorus 7-9; Senior High Chorus 10-12. County Chorus 9. Mixed Ensemble 12. Health Careers Club 10-12. Yearbook Staff 11.12, Office Help 11. D Suzanne Darabant “Benenes” Business Ambition: To be happy throughout my life. To be a successful, professional singer and lyricist. Chorus 7-12; Blue Notes 11.12; Cheerleading 10; Junior Historians 10. Jon Dellaria “Boss Hogg” Academic Ambition: To give God (Jeralyn) some help in physics and trig so she may become a Supreme Being. To become more elegant than Mr. Colpo!! Carson's Future Physicists 12; Ski Club 12; Biology Club 11.12; Errett’s Airheads 12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12; Jr. National Honor Society 8-11; Sr. National Honor Society 12; French Club 9; Cadet Band 7-9; Concert Band 11,12. Rich Delprato 'Richie D” Academic Ambition: To pass Mr. Colpo’s trig class and to be accepted into WVU. Wrestling 9; Baseball 11.12; Errett’s Airheads 12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12. Raymond DePaul “Ray” Academic Ambition: To play major league baseball, get A s in trig, and shoot the biggest buck in Pennsylvania Jr. High Honor Society 9-11; Spanish Club 9-11; Errett’s Airheads 12; Carson's Future Physicists 12: Grabski's Grammarians 12; Varsity- Baseball 10-12. Keith Diamond Vocational Ambition: To be the best at what I do. and to be the best radioman the Navy has ever had. Hi-lite Staff 12. E Lisa Elich Academic Health Careers Club 9-12 (Pres. 12): Band 7-12; Chorus 7-12; County- Chorus 7-12; Pep Band 8.9: Campus Life 10; Ski Club 9; Biology Club 9.10: Drama Club 11; Yearbook Staff 10-11; Student Council 8 (Sec. Treas); Junior National Honor Soc. 7-10; Seniors National Honor Soc. 12; French Club 12; Boys' Basketball Manager 10; Costume Committee for Anything Goes 9; Homecoming Court 12. Brenda Ann Ervin General Ambition: To go to college and be a nurse. To make all my dreams come true and lead a happy and successful life in whatever I attempt to do. Vo-Tech 12; HOSA 12. F 131 Andrea Farulli Business Ambition: To face all of the challenges that come before me and to achieve all of my goals. Chorus 9-12; Biology Club 10-12: Yearbook 11.12; Student Council 10,11; Cinderella 11; Sound of Music 12. Trina Felton Business Ambition: To become a mechanic and someday own my own garage. Vo-Tech. 11. Ringo Fish Business Marvin Fritch Academic Ambition: To become Burgettstown's first resident brain surgeon and cure all mental illness among teachers. Biology Club 12; Errett’s Airheads 12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12. Regis Froats Business Ambition: To own a large ranch and feed the world’s starving population. Basketball 10-11; Ski Club 10. Mark A. Fulmer “Pugsley” Business Ambition: To become a professional moto-cross racer. To become a millionaire and to have my own Husqvama Shop. G Linda E. Gabler “Hey You” Academic Ambition: To marry Alice Cooper, invite the Kinks to my wedding and act professionally while still causing havoc with the infamous Baracade Bunch. Also to someday buy Mom a new crock pot. (Hers is too small!) Chorus 7-12; Band 7-12; Devilette 10-12; County Band 8; County Chorus 9; Mixed Ensemble 10-12; District Band 9; First Place in Variety Show 11; Peter Pan 9; Guys-n-Dolls 9; Anything Goes 10, Cinderella 11; Jr. High Quiz (Alternate) 7; Biology Club 11,12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12. Thomas Gavatorta “Tom” General Ambition: To be the best hunter, trapper, fisherman, and the best stock car driver in Pennsylvania. Lisa Gehrke Academic Ambition: To walk down “Thunderoad” in “Africa”. To never grow up especially while in New York with Katy and Tammy. To be a lifetime member of The Church of Jeralyn. Tennis 9,10; Basketball 9-12 (Captain 12); Grabski's Grammarians 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Spanish Club 10. Peter Gianfrancesco Petie G” Academic Ambition: To live a happy and successful life and to see if Weezy will let Micky’s hair grow over his ears. Class President 7; Basketball 7-9; Football 9-12 (Captain 12); Baseball 9-12; All conference; Spanish Club; Athletic Counselor 11; B.A.A. 9; Varsity B 11,12. Mary Grace Gilbert “Mar” Academic Ambition: To survive college life with Donna. To marry |oe and have a million babies. To get Susan to quit mulching her fingernails. Class Vice President 8; Chorus 7,8; Student Council 7; Health Careers Club 10; French Club 10; Biology Club 10; Jr. Honor Society (V.P.) 10; Sr. Honor Society (Sec.-Treas.) 12; Slippery Rock College Courses 10,11; Costume Committee (Peter Pan) 9; Set Committee (Guys and Dolls) 10. Sherri R. Gilson Business Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt to do. Tennis Club 9; Biology Club 10-12; Yearbook Staff 11; Sr. High Chorus 12; Office Work 9. Laura Golden ‘Bell” Business Ambition: To be happy and successful in everything I may attempt to do. Also to keep in touch with the Gang 5 (Me. Denise. Cindy. Dona. Becky) and that all their dreams and wishes come true. Chorus 7.8.11,12; Jr. Historians 9,10; Health Careers 12; Ticket Committee (Anything Goes) 10; Ticket Committee (Cinderella) 11. Tim Golonka “Bones” Academic Ambition: To be successful in what I do when I graduate and to see Pitt win the National Championship. Chorus 7.8; Baseball 11,12. Charles F. Gorby Vocational Vica Club 11,12; President of Drafting 12. Diana S. Gourley “Di” Academic Ambition: For C.L.P. and me to be life-long members of the A.G.I.I.P P.M.! Hi Lite Staff (Reporter 11; News Editor 12); Tennis Club 10-12; Errett’s Airheads 12; Tennis Team 12; Campus Life 12; Band 7-9; Biology Club 10,11. Robert Greenslate General Valerie Grey “Crash Business Sr. Concert Band 9-12; Student Council 7; Library Club 11,12; Ski Club 10,11; Gymnastics Club 9; Yearbook Staff 10; Set Committee 10,11; Chorus 7.8; Biology Club 10; Jr. High Band 7.8; Sr. High Marching Band 9-12; Campus Life 10,11. George Griffith Vocational Ambition: To build myself a log home in the mountains. To travel and hunt in different states. To take it easy and not work hard. Tracy Griffith Vocational Ambition: To be successful in anything that I do. To have a good future and a successful job. To further my education in business data processing. Biology Club 11,12; Office work 12. Jeralyn A. Grzebieniowski “Jeb, Jeral-lyn” Academic Ambition: To make it through some prestigious college. Then, having done so. I’ll probably devote my life to proving Trigonometric Identities. Biology Club 10-12 (Sec. 10); Trip to D.C. 10; Jr. National Honor Society 9,10; Sr. National Honor Society 12; French Club 10-12; Trip to Canada 11; Climax Scholarship Competition 12; Carson’s Future Physicists 12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12; Track 9; Set Committee for Guys and Dolls 9; Set Committee for Anything Goes 10; Health Careers Club 11; Yearbook 12. Jim Guiddy Vocational Ambition: To become an apprentice electrician. Chorus 7. Lynda Lee Gurrera ‘Hair Bear” General Ambition: To be very successful in all I do. To make alot of money. To keep close ties with Jesse, Lori. Lisa. Darla, and Angie.Kolo Club 10; Drama Club 11-12; Health Careers 12. H Dale Handick Vocational Ambition: To become an electrician in the future. Valerie Harper Business Student Council 9 (Sec.); Basketball 10; Ski Club 10-12 (Sec. 11, Pres. 12). Wesley Harrington “Wes” Academic Ambition: To be able to pay everyone back for what they did for me. To succeed in life and make a beautiful lady, that I love very much, extremely contented in her life with me. Football 9; Basketball 9; Varsity Football 10.12; Varsity Basketball 10,12; Varsity Baseball; Class President 10,11; Varsity B. 12. Eileen Harris “Runt, Ike” Business Ambition: To someday reach 5'lr. To help Maria and Michele get Marlin. To never come between Wes and Carol again. To figure out why people wear clothes with someone else’s name on them (Vanderbilt. Jordache, etc ... ) GAA 9; Jr. National Honor Society 9; Biology Club 10; Health Careers Club 10; Sr. National Honor Society 12. Troy Harshey General 132 Carol Harvey Business Ambition: To always be with Wes and to live a very happy life with him. To succeed in everything I do. To always be a life long member of Sister SAFF. Cheerleading 10-12; Chorus 7.8; Girls Basketball 9; Health Careers 10-12; Class Officer 11 (Sec.-Treas.) Janet Harvey “Knob” Academic Ambition: To be successful in whatever 1 attempt. To go to New York with Tammy. Lisa and Katy. To get Bob back by taking him swimming '. To always be a member of Jeralyn's Church. Chorus 7-12; Mixed Ensemble 11-12; County Chorus 8; Volleyball 10; Health Careers Club 9-11; Student Council 7.10-12 (Vice Pres. 12); Spanish Club Secretary-11-12; Accompanists for the musical productions. Peter Pan 9; Guys and Dolls 9; Anything Goes 10; Cinderella 11; Jr. Honor Society 8; Hi-Lite Staff 10; Climax Scholarship Competition 12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12; Carson's Future Physicists 12. Vicki Heinin “Gilligan Vocational Yearbook Staff 8; Gymnastics Club 10; Tennis Club 10-12; Office work 10-12. Joseph Hoberek Darla Jean Hook “Darla D. Business General Ambition: To stay as crazy as I am. To keep in touch with Lynda. Lori. Lisa, and for all of us to keep our best friend. Jack Daniels! Library 10; Basketball mgr 11; Softball 11; Office help 12; Health Careers 12. Tim Horvath “Pagan” Vocational Sportsmen's Club 11,12; Coop 12. Todd Horvath Vocational Amy Howard Academic Ambition: To have a certain person mind her own business and not everyone else's. Varsity- Cheerleader 12; j.V. Cheerleader 10; Girls Tennis Team 10; Wrestlerettes 10.11; Health Careers Club 10; Gymnastic Club 10; Tennis Club 10. Adam Hughes Vocational Mark Hughes Business Ambition: To be a lifetime member of the Brian Bentz Fan Club. To let nobody find out who the hamburglar is and be the best in whatever. Wrestling 7-9; Biology- Club 9-12: Ski Club 12; Chess Club 12. Cheryl Lynn Johnson Business Ambition: To go on to school, and then get a good job. and to keep on remembering the memories I have shared with friends. Pep Club 9; Library Club 9-11 (Sec.-Treas. 10); Biology Club 10-12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Campus Life 11.12; Volleyball 11.12; Chorus 12: Cinderella 11; Sound of Music 12; Jr. Historians 10. Tim Jones Vocational Ambition: To hopefully marry Joyce A Chaney and live in a big beautiful house away from any city (hidden in the dark domain of the mountainous area of Virginia). Also to make lots of money and live happily every after. Campus Life 10-12; Parkway West Tech. 11,12. Rudy Jurena “Bugs General Ambition: To find a hat that will last 50 years. Football 10-12; Student Council 9.10; V.P. Sportsman Club 11.12; 2nd Place in Burger King Eating Contest 12; Football King 12; Runner up in American Legion Award 8. K Ambition: To settle down with Gary, and have lots of happiness and success. Gymnastics Club 9; Ski Club 10; Biology Club 10.11; Health Careers Club 12; Office work 11; Attendance Office 12. Frank Kencec Business Wrestling 8-10; Football 9-12; Baseball 11.12; BAA 10; Ski Club 10,11; Varsity B 11.12. Ed Kennedy Academic Ambition: To put a 413 in the Blue Hornet and race the Big Blue O. To someday have a 4 WD like the Brown Bull To see the Big Bronco with T.M.’s rims and tires on it. To team up with D A. and become lead drummers for STYX (Castle Walls). To have another keggerat the lake and have L.M. stay straight. To see the Paris Hockey- team beat Langeloth 10-0. To take WP AL doubles with the Frog. To become a millionaire and buy an AMC Company. Basketball 7-9; Football 9; Perpetual Percussion 10-12; Biology Club 10-12; Ski Club 10-12: Yearbook 11. Bruce Knisley “Casper. Brutus, Whitey” General Ambition: To always be part of the Trojans and party with members of the basketball team. To meet the perfect girl, (like K.B.). Wrestling 9.10: Basketball 11 (J.V.); Basketball 12 (Varsity): Baseball 12. John Knisley “J.J ” Business Ambition: To graduate with flying colors! To hope someday M.L. would shut up her big mouth. To see S.A. and C.O. get married and live happily ever after. Get a good job and marry someone special. Who knows! French Club 9-12; Campus Life 12; Donkey- Basketball 11, Basketball 7-12. Herbert J. Kotouch Skip” Vocational Ambition: To continue my Army training. Football 7; Wrestling 7.9; Basketball 8. Joe Kozol Vocational Brian Krenzelak “Pugo” Business Ambition: To become successful and have Cherry Valley recognized as a great place. To always have my friends (both old and new) around and never let them forget me. Chess Club 9-12. Wrestling 9-12; Biology- Club 11; Ski Club 12. Vanessa Kristoff Academic Ambition: To finally carry out the Weed-Eater Massacre and to bring STAR TREK back to TV. Jr. National Honor Society 8.9; French Club 9-12 (Pres. 12); Sr. National Honor Society 11.12; Biology Club 10: Errett's Airheads 12: Carson's Future Physicists 12. David Kuhn “Kuhndoggy” Business Ambition: To always do God's will for me. Mike Kvak “Piker” Business Ambition: To be successful and see Led Zeppelin and Penn State go down the tubes. Basketball 9: Baseball 10-12. Bonnie Latshaw General Janine Kemp Business Ambition: To find a good job after school and share an apartment with Jo. Most of all to succeed in everything I do or try. Library Club 10. Vo-tech 11,12. Office Help 12. Marsha Lauff Business-Academic Ambition: For J.K. to keep his big mouth shut and to try to keep up with the Stroke's dirt record. Wrestlerettes 9-11; Wrestling Manager 12; Spanish Club 10.11; Biology Club 10; Yearbook Staff (Business Manager) 12. Sherry Lynne Lauver “Shirley” Business Ambition: To someday sail up the Congo River with Vonnie. Pam and Benenes to capture the biggest Samba Mandrill alive. Library- Club 10.11 (Pres.); Yearbook 11.12; Campus Life 12; Volleyball 11.12. 133 Christopher Lawrence Penguin” Vocational Ambition: To form the Hriscott Plumbing Co. Ski Club 9.10; Marching Band 10-12; Concert Band 10-12; Lighting Crew 11,12; Drum Cadence writer 12. Kevin Lemmi Lemmon 714” Vocational Ambition: To be a draftsman and do lines all day for a living. To live a happy, fulfilling life with my Honey Bunny. Chorus 7,8. Tammy Link Shag” Academic Ambition: To take the detour off the Yellow Brick Road. spend a weekend in Wonderland with the White Knight. electrify New York City with Lisa and Katy, and to be a lifetime member of the Church of Jeralyn. If I live through all of this, which I doubt I will. I might consider being successful. }r. Honor Society 7-10; Sr. Honor Society 12; Basketball 10-12; Softball 11,12; Band 7-12; Spanish Club 11.12; Band Representative 11,12; Drum Captain 12; Campus Life 10; Donkey Basketball 11; Auctioneer for Student Council 12; Grabski's Grammarians 12; Perpetual Percussion 12. Gerald Linkish General Ambition: To graduate and go to South Carolina to put up some nice fast cars cheap . Basketball 7; Football 9. Edna Liquidano Business Michael Lis Miguel Academic Ambition: Live now. pay later Jr. National Honor Society 7-9; Sportsman's Club 11.12; Donkey Basketball 12; Senior Float 12. Ann Loncaric Annie” Academic Ambition: To become a special agent for the FBI. Track 10 (Lettered); French Club 9-12; Biology Club 9-11: Ir. National Honor Society 7-10; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 11; Tennis Team (Lettered. Captain) 12; Ski Club 11.12; Band 7-11; Cadet Band 8; Sr. Marching Band 9-11; Sr. High Concert Band 9-11; Jazz Band 9; Pep Band 10: County Band 9-11; Climax Scholarship Candidate 12; Grabski's Grammarians 12. Joseph R. Luff Rufus” Business Ambition: To fulfill my dream of working for Shenango Inc. To have a house and security. To someday run my own business. Most of all to meet the perfect woman. Football 8.9; Chess Club 10-12. M Larry Majoris Academic Ambition: To join the Green Berets and live longer than Dennis. Tim. and Mark. Also to form my own hit squad against major world powers including Mercenary Verelst. Becky Malone Lou” Business Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt to do (hopefully an airline stewardess). To lead a happy and full life. To always keep in touch with Cindy. Dona. Laura. Denise, and for us. the gang 5”. to always be the best of friends, Jr. High Chorus 7-9; Sr. High Chorus 10-12; Health Careers Club 10-12; Yearbook 11; Office Help 12. Traci Lee Manni Trixy Lee” Business Ambition: To build the most rewarding career that I possibly can and to have a wonderful life with John. Band 7-12; Chorus 7,8,10-12; Mixed Ensemble 11,12; Biology Club 10-12; Drama Club 11. Paul Marcucci Academic Ambition: To dedicate my post high school years to the Voithofer way of life by clean living and a close shave. Jr. National Honor Society 9; Ski Club 9-11; Football 9; Jr. Varsity Basketball 9,10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Tennis 11; Spanish Club 12. Craig Markish Trigger” Business Ambition: To show Bob how to get the big buck and for the Raccoon Raider Gang to beat the CV gang in football once more. Wrestling 8.9; Tennis 10,11; Band (Marching and Concert) 10-12. 134 Chris Maropis Greek-Man” Academic Ambition: To finally make the Vian Street Gang proud of me by playing at least four more years of football in college, and to always stay on top of the G.W.F. most hated list. Football 9-12 (Capt. 12); Baseball 11,12; Tennis 8-10; Basketball 7-10; Spanish Club 9-12; Jr. National Honor Society 7-10; Sr. National Honor Society 11.12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12; Varsity B 11,12; Ski Club 12; BAA 7-9; Junior High Quiz 7; Climax Scholarship Candidate 12; Intramural Football 7; Intramural Volleyball 7; Spelling Bee 8; Varsity B Activities Director 11; Athletic Council Representative 11; BSG Commended Student 8. Darrell Martin Darrell D” Vocational Ski Club 12; Jr. High Band 7,8; Football 9. Renee Martin Academic Ambition: To perform at night clubs and to take it from there, maybe even get a couple hit records or cut an album. Chorus 7-12; Spanish Club 9-11; Variety Show 7,10 (Won first place 10); Mixed Ensemble (Blue Notes) 11.12: Drama Club 12; Track 9; Grabski’s Grammarians 12. Jill Matalik Academic Tennis Team 9-11; Tennis Club 10; Wrestlerettes 11: Ski Club 11. Stacey Matchett Stac Business Ambition: To always stay close to B.O., T.A.. and T.R To go to Bradford (room with B.O.) and become an efficient secretary. To live a happy life with Jay. Marching Band 9-10; Devilette 11.12; Jazz Band 10; Pep Band 10; French Club 10; Campus Life 11,12; Student Council 9; Class Vice-Pres. 12. Ginny McClain Vocational Karen McCutcheon McClutcheon M B.” Academic Ambition: To graduate from this school and become sane again. Band 7; Cadet Band 8; Marching and Concert Band 9-12; County Band 9; Chorus 7-9; French Club 10-12; Biology Club 10-12 (Treas. 10); Errett's Airheads 12; Carson’s Future Physicists 12; Grabski's Grammarians 12. Daniel McGraw Tug Academic Ambition: To become a millionaire. To have Higgs keep the right side of the Defense great, and to tell everyone that Langeloth is the greatest town around. Basketball 7; Football 8-12: Wrestling 8-10. Carole Mendez Buzz Business Ambition: To be a rock and not to roll. To always party with Crash and Deb. To get to California before Valerie. Band 7; Cadet Band 8.9; Marching Band 10-12; Concert Band 10-12; Library Club 11,12 (Sec. 11). Andrew Miller Dewey” Academic Ambition: To get as many concert shirts as Buck. To ski the Swiss Alps, and to be a sidewalk Romeo. Spanish Club 11.12; Ski Club 10-12; Jr. National Honor Society 7-10; Sr. National Honor Society 12; (Vice-Pres.); Student Council 7,12; Basketball 8; Football 9; Grabski's Grammarians 12; Errett's Airheads 12; Vice Pres. 7th grade. Michael T. Morra Mike” Vocational Ambition: To own a welding company and put Maxwell and Beannie to work. To have a 4-wheel drive Chevy meaner and tougher than Carmen Fanase or Dave Stunda’s. Ski Club 11 (V.P.); President Welding Class 12; Vo-Tech Student Council 12; Sr. High BAA 11,12. Debbie Moss Drugs Vocational Ambition: To graduate from Bradford and take over the Miller's Beer Company and own one of the biggest wholesale retail wine factories. To show Carol. Valerie, and Frances how you’re really supposed to party. To get out of this twelve year prison. Basketball 12; DECA 11,12: WAVT Class Parliamentarian 11; WAVT Class Vice President and Student Council 12. N Lynda L. Nay “Lyn, Lyn da Nay” Academic Ambition: Even when I’m rich and famous, running my professional marching band. I want always to be a member of the 'Corridor Chorus” and be crazy with the Barricade Bunch ” May Palumbo Book never go out of business. Chorus 7-12; Girls' Ensemble 9; Girls’ Trio 11.12; Mixed Ensemble (Blue Notes) 11,12; Karl Malm and the Girls 11; Variety Show 8.11.12; Campus Life 8.9; Biology Club 10; Drama Club 11.12; Junior Band 7; Cadet Band 8.9; Marching Band 10-12; Concert Band 10-12; Peter Pan cast, committees 9; Guys and Dolls committees 9; Anything Goes cast, committees 10; Cinderella cast and head of ticket committee 11; Sound of Music cast and head of ticket committee 12; Handler of Choral Percussion 11.12. Robert P. Neil “Bob” Business Ambition: To make Craig and Jeff realize Pitt is it! To have the Greatest Keg Party and not get in trouble (Elroy and Piker Boy). To marry Dana and enjoy life. Football 11; Wrestling 7-9; Donkey Basketball 12; Raccoon Raiders 12. John Niedzialkia Academic Ambition: To accomplish the goals which I set for myself and to always be successful in the future. Ski Club 9.10; Sportsman’s Club 11.12. Frank Noah General o Holly Olsen Academic Ambition: To graduate from this place, go on to Duffs Institute, and marry the man of my dreams. Also to live a long and healthy life. Campus Life 11.12; Library Club 12; Biology Club 12. Ken Orgavon ‘‘Kenny O.” Business Ambition: To leave Pio a gift so that everything is in proportion. Also to leave Turner something so that he will have a good last year at this place. Wrestling 9: Football 10-12; Basketball 7.8; Varsity B 12; BAA 9.10. Timothy Ostop “Tim” Academic Ambition: To make the 3 stooges No. 1 on the Nielson top 20 TV rating. To become a Green Beret and last longer than 17 seconds in combat. Not to drown my sorrows and problems and blow chunks like Taylor. Biology Club 10-12; Spanish Club 11.12. Donna Ostrich “DJ, Minnie. Dansas. Pip Squeak Business Ambition: To attend Bradford, room with Stacy, graduate as an executive secretary, then put an end to my secretarial career by proving to Cindy and Terri at our tenth year class reunion, that Forrest and I were serious about eight kids. To also someday see Laura manage her own Foodland Deli with Jack. Roger, and Tammy working as her employees. Yearbook Staff 9-11; Campus Life 11.12; Biology Club 10-12; Donkey Basketball 11. Lisa Paris Business Ambition: To be a Rock Roll star and support Patty- and Bob To always be wild and immature and never care what anyone thinks. To always be a member of the 'Kinks'' and to keep drinking my ”P. Schnapps” and to pay Paul Alvarez back for everything he’s done. To get a pair of Jordache tennis shoes like Valerie Harper has. To live now and pay later.” Wrestlerette 10; J.V. Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11.12; Yearbook 12: Ski Club 12; Girls Basketball 10. Gregory P. Pavan “Gregg” Academic Ambition: To be a success and to make Burgettstown Auto Parts nationwide. To meet Benny Hill and to form the new 3 stooges along with T O. Also to become a championship wrestler BAA 9.10; Pep Club 9; Basketball 9: Spanish Club 11,12; Ski Club 12; Football 10-12. Rebecca Pendeville “Becky Business Ambition: To succeed in everything I attempt to do in life and do my best. Office Help 7-12; Tennis Club 10; Health Careers Club 11; Biology Club 12. Joseph Charles Petricca “Joe” Academic Spanish Club 12; Sportsman’s Club 11.12; Student Council 9: Ski Club 12; Wrestling 9; Errett’s Airheads 12. Catherine Phillis “Katy” Academic Ambition: To walk down Main Street. To beat the one three. To teach Donna how to stand on a chair, and to turn Kim white. To spend a weekend in New York with Tammy and Lisa. Also to always be a member of Jeralyn’s Church. French Club 9-12; Biology Club 10-12: Health Careers 10; Band 7-11; Pep Band 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Track 9; Slippery- Rock (CCHS) 10.11; Grabski's Grammarians 12; Carson’s Future Physicists 12. Scott Phillis Otter” Vocational Ambition: To form the Kriscott Plumbing Company or my own business. To be “tuned in for the rest of my life. Band 7-12; Football 8; Track 9; Basketball 9; Biology Club 10. Cynthia Kathleen Plance “Cindy” Business Ambition: To lead a happy life and to someday be able to paint my blue jeans and make-up on as good as Stroke does. Library Club 7; Yearbook Staff 8-12; Campus Life 11. Jeff Pompe Academic Ambition: To one day meet up with the hamburgler and find out who he really is. To scare the ? ! out of Ostop. Bentz. Stewart. Katy'. and anybody else who might wander up on a dark road and find themselves in an overgrown graveyard where the caskets stick up out of the ground. To be a member of the U.S. Ski Team and travel all over the world being a ski bum. To be able to skate and play hockey as good as my everyday hero, Greg Taylor. While doing all this. I would still like to be an active member in the Brian Bentz Fan Club. Ski Club 9-12; Track 9; Football 9; Grabski’s Grammarian's 12. Bonnie Powers “Shrimp. Shorty General Ambition: To stay with Ed Lanza and to live happily ever after. Library Club 10.12; Campus Life 11. Raymond Pulver General Susan Pusateri Academic Ambition: To someday walk into English class dying of heat exhaustion so that when Tammy and Lisa open the windows I won’t freeze to death. To make Kim turn white. To be a lifelong member of Sister S.A.F.F. Yearbook 8; Highlite Staff 10; Biology Club 10; Health Careers Club 10-12; Jr. High Cheerleaders 9: Varsity- Cheerleader 10-12; Errett's Airheads 12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12: Chorus 7-9; Ski Club 10; Spanish Club 10; Trip to Spain 11; Trip to Italy 12; Slippery Rock (CCHSS) 10-11; Jr. National Honor Society- 8.9; Campus Life 9; Wrestlerette 11. R Terri Eileen Reese “Twerp. Metilda, B.R.” Business Ambition: To one day marry Rick, and live happily ever after. Also, to see Donna with her 8 uncontrollable, irresponsible, bad mouth brats. To find the store that furnished Bill with his buns. Yearbook 8.9.11; Biology Club 10-12; Campus Life 11.12; Donkey Basketball 11. Joyce Rencheck Business Ambition: To go to a business school and graduate and then get a job. Biology Club 10-12. Rebecca Resnik “Becky Business Ambition: To lead a happy, healthy, wealthy life in my 30-room mansion with Dr. Bertolotti. To always keep my good friends that I have now. To become the best ticket agent the airlines can buy. Vice Pres. Soph. Class; Vice Pres. Jr. Class; Pres. Senior Class; Health Careers Club 11,12 (Treas. 12); Girls Tennis 11; Girls Basketball 11.12; Ski Club 10-11; Wrestlerette 10: Homecoming Queen 12; Drama Club 11. 135 Jim Rhoades General Ambition: To have a lot of fun when I leave this place, and to be happy with Dana. Football 9; Wrestling 8.9; Sportsman’s Club 11,12. Lori Riddle “Lori Jo” General Ambition: Only time will tell.” Band 7-11. Angela Riggle General Ambition: To live to be 100 and to party as much as I can. Coleen Riggle Business Bryan Riggs Vocational Virgil R. Rizzo II Academic To inherit my family's money and step into the upper-upper class with my wife, and be able to start her medical practice. All in all. to be rich, to live in the country, to drive a B.M.W., and to end up in the highest tax bracket with E.M.S. Track 9; Chorus 10-12; Yearbook 10.11; Set Committee 11.12. Kelly Roach Business Lisa Robertson General Lori Rotella Academic Ambition: To always be the comedian of Mr. Holleran’s class. To become a high priestess of Jeralyn’s Church. To stop B.S.ing about the “Kinks . Band 7-12; Devilette 10; Chorus 7-11; Junior High Cheerleading 7-9; (Head Cheerleader 9); Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Ski Club 10,11; Sec. Treas. 9th grade; American Legion Award 8; Homecoming Court 12; Student Council 8-10; Office Help 12. Clyde Roy “Glenn” General Ambition: To become a millionaire and own the meanest 4X4 around. Damon Rupani “Demon” Vocational Ambition: To take over all plumbing in the state of Penn. To get the no. 1 bow-killed elk. in the United States. To succeed in everything I attempt. Karen Russell Academic Ambition: To find the kind of happiness Slick has. To travel all over the world. To see M happy. For my buddy and I to no longer live in fear of retribution from E . Jr. High Quiz 7; Student Council 8; Jr Historians 9,10 (Pres. 10); Kolo Club 9; French Club 9-12 (Sec. 12); Hi-Lite 11,12 (Asst. Ed. 12); Concert Band 7-12; Marching Band 9- 12; Ski Club 12; Jr. National Honor Society 8-11; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Campus Life 12; Grabski's Grammarians 12; Carson's Future Physicists 12; Errett's Airheads 12. S Erin M. Sabo Academic Ambition: To become wealthy enough to take the step into the lower-upper class so I can always support V.R.R. II. Also to be able to prevent Jeralyn from repeating Fatal Friday. Jr. High Quiz 7; Jr. National Honor Society 8-10; Biology Club 9-11 (Pres. 10); French Club 10- 12; Trip to France 10; Trip to Canada 12; Chess Club 11.12; Trip to D.C. 10; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Band 9-11; Pennsylvania State Scholars Program 11; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student 12; Set Committee 9-12; Climax Scholarship Competition 12; Grabski's Grammarians 12; Errett's Airheads 12; Carson's Future Physicists 11. Ramona Serish “Mona” Academic Ambition: To find the seemingly ever-elusive happiness To keep in touch with my friends. To succeed in whatever I attempt to do. Band 7; Cadet Band 8; Jr. National Honor Society 8-10; Sr. High Band 9.10; Biology Club 10.11; Ski Club 11,12; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Girls' Tennis Team 12; Grabski's Grammarians 12; Carson's Future Physicists 12. Laura Shaw Vocational Ambition: To open 400 Shaw’s Bakeries. Take over Foodland. Help 136 Donna and Jack watch out for boxes To see that Gorilla has a life-time supply of gum and candy. French Club 9-12 (Treas. 12); Jr. Historians 9,10 (Sec. 10); Sr. Band 9-11; County Band 10,11. Ray Skiles Vocational Michael Slusarek “Ruger” Vocational Ambition: To shoot Pee Wee's dog. To successfully rob the First National Bank of Weirton. and to be a mastermind in the ways of espionage. Chris Spanogians General John Spiotta “Fred” General Ambition: To catch over 200 trout in one season. To get a better score than Burd in skeet shooting. To overthrow Strope and Buggs for presidency of the Sportman's Club. Sportman’s Club 11.12 Chuck Spotti “Chunk” Academic Ambition: To succeed in all the things I want to do. To become a millionaire by the age of 30. Chorus 7.8. Brian Stankavich Business Ambition: To become a systems analyst and make 22 to 25 thousand dollars a year and own a Rolls Royce. Biology Club 10-12 (Treas. 12); F.B.L.A. 11; VICA 11; Biology Club trip to D.C. 10-12. Marguerita Maria St. Clair “Maggie” Business Ambition: To take each day as it comes. To make that certain someone as happy as I can. To never lose contact with the Ca Ca. Ja Ja”. Ma Ma . Va Va Gang. Homeroom Pres. 8; Spanish Club 10.11; Biology Club 11,12. Tony Steineman Vocational Ambition: To get a good job as a machinist and to have a good life with Robin and child. Dana Stewart Academic Ambition: To one day find Jim Morrison alive and well living in some remote country. To forever be a standing member in the Church of Jeralyn.” Dennis Stewart Academic Ambition: To become a Green Beret and live longer than Tim. Mark, and Larry. To retire and to be hired by Alexander Haig to assassinate the Flying Nun because she’s a Soviet I.C.B.M. Missile. To make Cherry Valley a World Power with Joe Dubar as Prime Minister. To be a member of the Brian Bentz Fan Club. Tennis 9-12; Golf 9; Biology Club 10-12; Ski Club 9,12; Errett's Airheads 12; Carson's Future Physicists 12. Joe Stracci Academic Ambition: To wrestle Sam in another School Store Match for Chughead s International title and once again whip him like a dog . To attend the Lis and Buxton Professional School of Driving. To buy Moik a hair dryer so he can blow dry the Slovan Acid Rain out of his hair every morning. To once and for all rid Burgettstown of Bemie Pavon and his Vian Street Bums. Sr. National Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Spanish III Club (Pres.) 11; Jr. National Honor Society 9; Football 9-12 (Capt. 12); Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9; Grabski’s Grammarians 12; Ski Club 11; Varsity B 11,12; Errett’s Airheads 12; BAA 9-12; Pep Club 9. Belinda Strope Business Ambition: To graduate from Burgettstown and get a high paying job. To fulfill my dreams and live my life to its fullest with that one special guy Dave. Chorus 7-9; Biology Club 10; Tennis Club 12; Office Help 12. H Gary Strope “Gig” Academic Ambition: To settle down with Janine, and have lots of happiness and success Jr. National Honor Society 8; Vice Pres. 9th grade; Football 9; Sportsman’s Club 11,12 (Pres 11.12); Jr. High Quiz 7 Johnette Sweetie “Ja” Business Ambition: To succeed at everything that I attempt, and to make Harvey very happy in our marriage. Someday to become a successful beautician even though I am going to work for the airlines. To always keep in touch with my friends. Chorus 7 12: Gymnastics Club 9: Biology Club 10 12. T Christa Tacy Chris” Academic Ambition: To go to a crazy college To become a good specialized nurse. To always be with my friends. To succeed in everything I attempt. Library Club 7; D C. Trip 8; Biology Club 10.11; Spanish Club 10,11; Wrestlerette 9-11; Devilette 11; Health Careers Club 12; Office Help 12; Grabski’s Grammarians 12. Greg Taylor Academic Ambition: To be the No. 1 draft pick of the Pittsburgh Penquins in 1986. To be reincarnated as a caveman so I can beat up my women and drag them back to my cave. Baseball 12; Ski Club 9-12; Spanish Club 11,12; Spanish III 11; BAA 9-12; Donkey Basketball 11. Jeff Tepsic “Heffay Academic Basketball 7,8,11,12; Rifle Club 8; Basketball Stats. 10. |essie Thompson Business Ambition: To be a business manager. V Maria Valenti Academic Ambition: To become a successful registered nurse. Marching Band 10-12; Concert Band 7-12; Chorus 11; Student Council 12; Ir. National Honor Society 9-11; Sr. National Honor Society 12 (Pres ); Biology Club 10-12 (Sec. 11; Pres. 12); Spanish Club 11,12; Errett's Airheads 12. Sound of Music 12. Jesse Venegas General Ambition. To get a Harley. Dona Veydt Dee” Business Ambition: To live a happy life. To always be with the gang. (me. Laura, Becky Denise and Cindy) for laughs and good times. To be happy with that certain someone (John). Chorus 7-12; Yearbook 11; Health Careers Club 11,12. George Vraninin Geo. Business Ambition: To stay young, party on the weekends, and have success in whatever I attempt to do. Wrestling 7.8; Ski Club 12. Ambition: To see )oe Hoberek join the fire department so we could fight fires together. To one day become rich so I could send Miss Lozoski to Hawaii. Sportsman’s Club 11,12: Ski Club 9-12; Football 9- 12; Track 9; Varsity B 10-12; BAA 10-12. Sherry Wilkins “Shed” Academic Ambition: To become a successful nurse. To always have my friends. To own my own hospital. Library Club 8; D.C. Trip 8; Biology Club 10- 12; French Club 9.10; Health Careers Club 11,12: Grabski’s Grammarians 12; Carson s Future Physicists 12; )r. National Honor Society 9; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Ski Club 11,12. Russell Williams “Rusty” General Ambition: To be the greatest cowboy someday. Ski Club 12; Sportsman s Club 11,12. Robert Wolanski “Bob” General Ambition: To have lots of parties and to meet lots of friends. To succeed in everything I do. Y Donald Yazevac “Don” Vocational Ambition: To get a good job and build me a nice big Chevy 4x4 before I’m out of school for a year. Jill Yoho Business Ambition: To reach all my goals and to lead a happy and successful life. Jr. National Honor Society 9 Pres ); Band 7; Marching Band 9-12; Concert Band 9-12 (Pres. 12); Sec.Treas. 7th grade; French Club 9.10; Ski Club 12; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Cast of Anything Goes. Brian Yonley Vocational Ambition: To blast Libya in a B-l bomber. To take over all the Miller Breweries. To prove to Burd that he won t last 18 seconds as a Green Beret. To bust 25 out of 25 in our next skeet shoot. Rifle Club 7.8; Football 9; Sportsman’s Club 11,12. Z Danielle Zelenko Ze-Smuck” Vocational Ambition: To one day become a famous professional volleyball, basketball, and softball player and a lizard racer like Renee Sarracino. To “journey to the point of no return” with Jeff. To one day come back to BHS to take over Sue Wojcik’s job. Chorus 7.8; Band 7-9; Biology Club 10-12; French Club 11,12; Rifle Club 11; Tennis Club 12; Donkey Basketball 11; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Hi-Lite Staff 10-12 (Bus. Mgr. 11; Editor 12); Softball 11,12; Volleyball 12; Basketball 12; Student Parkway A.V. Specialist 11. W Kimberly Walker “Kim Vocational Ambition: To show Danielle how Jeff dances and to never come back to this school again. Jr. Historians 9,10. Robert Warchol Robbie” Academic Ambition: To travel around the world with the noble John M. Band 8-12 (Field Lieutenant 12); Student Council 8-11; Ski Club 11,12: Grabski’s Grammarians 12; Errett's Airheads 12; Carson s Future Physicists 12; President 9th grade. Gary Ward Business Tina Zelenko “T.Z.” Business Ambition: To do my best in my future years. To be happily married to my Greek and to always be able to make him happy. Chorus 7.8; Pres. 8th grade; Pep Club 9; Cheerleader 7-12; Gymnastics Club 9.10; Health Careers Club 10.11; Ski Club 12; Climax Scholarship Candidate. Noreen Zick “Pooh Academic Ambition: To be successful in the future and to own my own bank. Jr. National Honor Society' 9; Sr. National Honor Society 12; Spanish Club 11,12; Student Council 10-12 (Treas 12): Carson s Future Physicists 12; Errett’s Airheads 12: Grabski’s Grammarians 12. 137 Senior Survey Class of ’82 Favorites % Album 1. AC-DC- Back in Black 2. Styx - Paradise Theatre 3. REO Speedwagon - Hi - in Fidelity A w Radio Station 1. WDVE 102 FM 2. B-94 FM 3. WRKY 103 FM Celebrity 1. Burt Reynolds 2. Clint Eastwood 3. )ohn Wayne - Tom Selleck Song 1. Centerfold - ). Geils Band 2. Young Turks - Rod Stewart 3. (undecided) Magazine 1. Teen 2. Sports Illustrated 3. Seventeen - Rolling Stones Color 1. Blue 2. Red 3. Black Movie 1. Raiders of the Lost Ark 2. Stripes 3. Arthur - Private Lessons - Excalibur Car 1. Porshe 2. Tranz-Am - Corvette 3. Camaro - Ferarri Spare Time 1. Partying 2. Hunting 3. Sleeping - Watching T.V. Hero 1. Superman 2. Greatest American Hero 3. Mr. Verelst Subject 1. English 2. Math 3. P. O. D. Food 1. Pizza 2. Steak 3. Lasagna - seafood (lobster) Musical Group 1. AC-DC 2. Journey 3. REO Speedwagon Sport 1. Football 2. Hockey 3. Wrestling Teacher 1. Mrs. Grabski 2. Miss Lozosky 3. Mr. Brozier T. V. Show 1. Fall Guy 2. Benny Hill 3. Guiding Light, Magnum P.I., Dukes of Hazzard r 138 COMPLIMENTS OF FORD MERCURY LINCOLN JIM DELLARIA FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY Safe cars are our business. Safe driving is yours. 438 South Main Street Burgettstown PA 15021 Phone 947-3381 140 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 82 BURGETTSTOWN AUTO PARTS 88 N. MAIN STREET BURGETTSTOWN, PA. 15021 COMPLIMENTS OF LEE FUNERAL HOME Compliments of PETRUCCI’S Shop-n-Save 146 S. Main Street Burgettstown, Pa. 947-4723 141 OPEN PANTRY of CONGRATULATIONS Burgettstown SENIORS! The Friendly Leon J. Pendracky, OD Store Michael P. Kucher, OD CARMEN’S MARKET 3323 Penna Ave. Weirton, W. Va. Kester’s School of Dance Phone: 723-3130 All types of Dancing Homemade Pies 3334 Main Street Party Trays Weirton, W. Va. Wholesale - Retail Meats SARVEY - CANELLA'S RAE LYNN’S Super Saver RESTAURANT Weirton. W. Va. 435 S. Main St. Burg. Pa. 15021 Phone: 947-2423 142 Billy. iBoifA BIG AL LUCCIONfS PIZZA. Franco's Franco's of fS PANHANDLE FOOD SALES BURGETTSTOWN. 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Joe Petricca Diana (Disco) Maria Valenti Mrs. Alvira Mavhew Michele Antonetti Denise Wirth '84 Susan loves Robert Patty Sargent Becky loves Bert The awesome 6 (pd. 5 6) Brian Bentz Albie, Marv Beth, Cindy Jill Yoho Philimane, Lisa B, Pio Paul loves Leslie 60-Pat Tustin Carol loves Wes DAGARIAN ENTERPRISES Lori Rotella Mrs. Thelma Yaksic Robbie Warchol G. Ted Yaksic '67 Paul Marcucci Rubv loves Larry D.C. Trip in “82” Mrs. Amy Kaezyk Dennis, Brian, Tim. Ed. Mark Rose loves Ron Mike Kvak Linda loves David loves Linda Mark Krenzelak Jenny and John forever Kenny Orgavon Barbara '87 Becky Penderville Four Seasons Tim Ostop Bridgette Davidson Bonnie Powers Jeff and I will Journey to Dewey the point of no return Tracy Conn Every woman and Hazel Marvin Fritch Judy and JoAnne Donna Bongiorni Jim loves Sandy Janet Harvey Gary Restanio 153 PATRONS Mark Burd Brian Krenzelak Mar loves Joe Rich Rinehart Karen McCutcheon Linda Griffith Cherry Valley Gang Greg Taylor Cal-Lee The Baracade Bunch Linda. Kath, Lynda ]ill Matalik Cin and Dav Physicismology Class of 82 Jeff Pompe Jeff Shimon Mr. and Mrs. Bohn Ray DePaul Mr. and Mrs. Price Ralph Cindy Donna loves Jack Pam Markish Kelly Roach Terri loves Rick Ray Pulver Stacy loves |ay Cindy Culley Denise Brandenburg The Doors forever K. P. loves Joe The original Goofy Brew Crew loves Eddie K.P. B.F. J.O. M.M. D.S.L J.L. M.B.C. D.F. J.S. Marshmallow CLUB PATRONS All the groups listed in the Club Directory were asked to support the yearbook with financial contributions. The following did: FRENCH CLUB SKI CLUB 154 TRI-LITE HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Better health through health careers DRAMA CLUB C U To the readers of this book: Now that you have progressed this far through the book, we hope that you are satisfied with the results. Much time was spent in the preparation of making this book one worth remembering. Throughout the year, we learned to handle a variety of situations, all of which will never be forgotten. Our most frustrating encounter had to have been losing the lay-out book — a vital part of the book s organization. Fortunately, it was found two weeks later. We'll never forget Katy's “baby or our first confrontation with the P. A. system. We worked under many frustrating circumstances such as an endless number of deadlines, the extremely warm shop room where we did much of our creating, and meeting during the Christmas holiday. But no matter how desperate the situation became there were always those certain people who could be relied upon. Mr. Brozier. our advisor, is most deserving of this recognition. His endless hours of help and advice helped us make it through the year. We also extend our appreciation to Rick Couch, our chief photographer, who, on a moment's notice, was always there. Thanks to the faculty and student body for the various amounts of information contributed. This yearbook helped us to grow and to realize that there are no limitations. We sincerely hope that you enjoyed our efforts. The co-editors. AiJL 'Bwado mWALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY (lM
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