United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

LION HEARTED HEART BEAT' The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement A man never stands so tall as when he stoops to help a child.'' Keep some pep in your step and pride in your stride.'' Do these quotes sound familiar? They are a few of our assistant principaT s many mottoes. Mr. Eederinko has become our unofficial leader of United spirit and one man cheering section for the whole school. When Mr. Eeder-inko walks into the gym during a pep assembly. the crowd ripples and breaks into a wave of applause and often gives him standing ovations. ft is not surprising that Mr. Eederinko is so popular- he never misses any of many games, meetings, assemblies that are held at United. His hand is always outstretched, ready for a hand shake or pat on the back. He readily leads emotional support to students who need it More official duties take up Mr. Eederinko's time, however. He is assistant principal and sponsors the Student Council. Mr. Eederinko writes federal grant proposals and records at- tendance for the federal government. These Jobs insure students' federal funding for our school district But Mr. Eederinko is best remembered for special qualities he possesses: his positive attitude. enthusiasm, encouragement and warmth toward students. We thank him for turning what could be a frightening place into one that is filled with hope and encouragement 2 MEY? Mas anyone seen Kate? Where's the beach? ri' . Who needs a beach when there's a man like this in your room?! On May 31-June 2 the '87 Senior Class Answered the puzzling question of where's the beach, it's in Virginia,'' they said as they looked off the balconies of the Ocean Isle Motel. Approximately 70 seniors went on the trip to Virginia Beach and Busch Gardens. The 1st day was spent on the beach and concluded with a beach partyr On day 2 everyone travelled to beautiful Busch Gardens. The 3rd day was spent on the beach again. Then at 2:00 the buses departed Virginia for the trip home. Do you think he's ready for the movies? LIFE’S A BEACH V, N 1 r 1 X ROYALTY ’86 Left to Right: Melissa Berezansky, Tammy Burkett, Bridget flam rock, Michelle Mack, Shelly Griffith, Lisa Wagner, Dee Dee Dixon, Tammy Hildebrand, Kim Romeo •JTT1TT n HEART STOPPING MOMENT As time drew near to begin planning Homecoming 86. excitement filled the air. Student Council and art club decorated two days and prepared the gy m for an Hawaiian Luau style dance. On October 11. an action filled game was played between the Lions and the Stingers. Joe Hirsch. Brian Krevetski. and Troy Stiffler scored TD'S and led the Lions to a 200 victory, while Shelly Griffith was crowned Homecoming Queen during halftime festivities. Then at 7:00 FM students and alumni filled the gym and danced to Beach Boys favorites played by DJ Sam Foster. Refreshments were served to the guests before they departed at 9:30 I'M to enjoy the remainder of the enchanted evening. With her bubbly personality and involvement in school activities: Miss Senior. Sec. SnHS. Fres. Library Club. Varsity cheerleader and member of the Society of Distinguished American High School Students, it's no wonder Shelly was crowned 86-87 Homecom- A CONGRATULATORY U ing Queen. FROM FRANK TENSION MOUNTING BEFORE THE MOMENT THE MOMENT Top: Troy getting the x-tra point! Bottom: B on the run. UHS - 20 MC- 0 ROLL on Lions HEAVEN IN Top right: Lisa, Lynne, and Michel hard at work. Special thanks to Miss Tishok and Art Club, the entire faculty for their cooperation, and an x-tra thanks to Mr. Tederinko for all his time and help. YOUQ EYES FOR FUN HAWAIIAN LUAU '86 DATE: OCT. 11 TIME: 7:00 - 9:30 DJ: MM FOSTER Off BEAT KING, PAT BECKER The annual Gnimocemoh game was held on October 7, 1986. The Junior and Senior girls took to the field to battle it out on the gridiron, while the guys cheered them on from the sidelines. The senior girls won the game by an awesome score of 40-61 During Halftime. Pat Becker was crowned the 1986-87 Gnimocemoh King. The other Senior on court were: Joe Bufagna. Joe Hirsch, Brian Krevetski. and Bill Rensko. Representing the juniors were: Todd Detwiler, Jack Praser. Eric Murphy, and Dave Plowman. fl NIE HT F0R ELEGflNEE, FOR LOVE AND ROMANCE, n cerrr R Heart To Heart” IN APPRECIATION FOR WHAT THEY DO FOR US, WE WOULD LIKE TO HONOR THE FOLLOWING PARENTS: Don and Becky Becker, Pat Becker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bertolino, Rick Bertolino Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bracken, Keith Bracken Don and Charlotte Burkett, Dustin W. Burkett George and Carol Campbell, Dwayne Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell, Stephen Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Barry Cams, Darren A. Cams Mr. and Mrs. William H. Conger, Pamela S. Conger Jerry and Winnie Coughenour, Karen Coughenour T. W. and Earlene Cramer, Lori Sue Cramer Mr. and Mrs. David Culp, David Culp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nixon, Jr., DeWayne L. Donahue Joseph and Mary Lou Drugo, Scott Drugo Mr. and Mrs. Paul Foust, David Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gates, Roger Gates Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gehosky, Michael Gehosky Mr. and Mrs. David Griffith, Dave Griffith Mr. and Mrs. James Griffith, Shelly Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Ron Henger, Dan Henger Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Hirsch, Joe Hirsch Dee and Jan Holby, Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krevetski, Brian Bob and Dolores Lowther, Tricia L. Kuhns Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lear, Sr., Sheila Lear Mr. and Mrs. Tommy G. Lichtenfels, Rodney Lichtenfels Mr. and Mrs. Ivan M. Luther, Matthew Luther Mr. and Mrs. Larry Markel, Rick Markel Carol and Jim Mort, Mark Mort Mrs. Tieng Thi Bui, Mac Phuong Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nibert, Marcia and Michel Nibert Mr. and Mrs. Duane Penrose, Robert Penrose Mrs. Frances Devorick, Ed Peterson Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ponchione, Bryan Ponchione Mr. and Mrs. James Pyer, Jim Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Rager, Jr., Melissa Lynne Rager Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rensko, Bill Rensko Mr. and Mrs. David Scarff, Kim Scarff Mr. and Mrs. Gregg W. Shirey, Anita Shirey Mr. and Mrs. C. Zane Shoup, Lynne Shoup Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skubic, Tammy Skubic Mr. and Mrs. James Sisitki, Jim Sisitki, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart, Kevin T. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Felix Szalkowski, Brian E. Szalkowski Phil and Betty Tarr, Beth Tarr Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wagner, Lisa Wagner Mrs. Shirley Yugovich, Jacqueline Carol Yugovich (Jackie) 11 SENIORS RECOGNIZED Joe Hirsh Becky McLaughlin Sr Anita Shirey Red' Long day for the Seniors Da ye Culp fieri Jo Our awesome' band marched to Fierro Beth Tan- Standing with parents, Les Jennings. Brian Krevetski. Mark Mort reminisce about the great season. Dawn Stephens Carla Blair Cindy Sr Dec Dee Marcia. Michel. .. double the energy, twice the dedication. PACEMAKERS OF UNITED P - Plans U - Unforgetable Moment L - Likes S - School Activities E - Endures P U L S p o L 5 E 5 Tammlc Ackerson to further education, move to Florida and get a job gnimocemoh 40-6 the beach, ' Houny . being with friends on weekends, • Air rifle squad. FBLA, gnlmocemoh people who can dish It out but can't lake it Eric Allen to attend college winning, being with friends, having fun. Penn Slate football losing, Pitt Chuck Batten undecided winning district 6 sports and getting out of school football, baseball, newspaper staff crowded halls and nosey people Pat Becker attend Penn State, major In business administration when Mike 0. got out of the car and waved to Mr. Dudley in another car Ice cream, vacations at the beach, Penn State. Christmas SUMS, football, track, gnlmocemoh king. Who's Who. SC. Ski Club. Mall of rame Crowded hallways, homework. Mondays, school lunches Steve Bennett undecided Tracey. Fords, Toyota FFA mopars. stuck-up people, Chevys, Mondays Shawn Berezansky attend college or military catching a touchdown pass In the championship game rainy days, playing at the point. Mrs. C's class, the beach football, basketball, baseball, ski dub, camera club losing to Blairsville, Mondays, school In general Steve Berezansky attend college school family, friends, skiing. sports cars Vice-President Student Council, ski club. Mall of Fame cleaning my room, snobbish people, liars S E E • P - U - L -S -E - P • U -L -S • E • Carla Blair attend a vocational school Vermont ski trip being with friends, weekends. Mountain Dew. laughs FBLA, ski club, rifle squad, ginmocemoh. volley hill arguing, 2nd period math class, being rushed, lima bean soup ■ Cindy Bloom attend Penn State winning two 1st place trophies at 86 Cheering contest U2. yellow, cheering, Dave SmiS. Pres. Student Council. Mu Alpha Theta, ski club, yearbook McDucks. Blairsville. Chocolate-mint gum. Rhonda Doug Boring college. Job. spend rest of life with Tricia day I asked Tricia to be my special friend. Feb. 27. 1984 playing the drums, the ocean skiing, rock concerts Mall of Fame, gnlmocemoh cheerleader. Who's Who Two-faced people, rainy days, liver Val Boring have a happy and rewarding life Cindy's Malloween Party Alf. rainbows, baby-blue, muscle men rifle squad. FBLA. gnlmocemoh hamburgers, stuck-up people, class couples, being quiet Joe Bufagna attend WVU being in the darkroom during a bomb threat DecDee. skiing. Fords 4 wheelin' gnimocemoh court, camera club, wrestling, ski club, newspaper ___ Femdale wrestlers. Dodge trucks, wrestling diets J P -U -L - I- P -U -L • S - Z Dustin Burkett obtain a job shooting a six point during archery season hunting, archery season, weight lifting archery club l ack slabbers Blairsville smart mouth little kids Irene Burkhardt attend college being with friends, stuffed animals, unicorns, having fun softball, volleyball, basketball manager, gnimocemoh. ski club rainy days, stuck up people, advanced math. Fighting Bill Cameron obtain a Job Trish. Chcvcllcs. pay day being broke, riding the bus, Mondays Dwayne Campbell undecided Fords, Mercs, working FFA __________________ school Mondays, mornings. Chevys Ron Campbell military, technical school getting picked up for indecent exposure females. Fords, wrestling, Micktown wrestling. FFA. chess club Chevys. snobs, wrestling practice, losing Vickie Boring to obtain a Job anti lake life as it comes when Lisa spit In my hand Dave, mustangs, motorcycle riding. Suzuki ski club, gnimocemoh. stage and marching band, pep club fake smiles, two-faced people, know-it-alls, boring weekends Keith Bracken work out of state getting caught by the police riding motorcycles, weekends ski club people that get on my nerves. Mondays Pam Conger P • attend Rochester Institute of Technology U - February 14. 1986 L • Bob, sunshine, yellow. Wends S - ski club. SMMS. camera club, track, chorus, gnimocemoh, Mall of Fame E • McDucks. rumors, short Jokes, riding the bus Robert Conrad P • become a lawn mower repairman U • when I got my first truck L • Chevys. older cars, long weekends, winter S - FFA E - grouchy people, mopars. people who think they are better Karen Coughenour P - obtain a Job. be happy U - Movcmber 28. 1986 L • Dave horses. Marleys. parties S - E - falling into fircs.snobs. losing your way. jealous people Lori Cramer P - attend Penn State, majoring In architecture cheering camp in 9th grade John, Penn State. Mt. Dew twirling mM Crystal Brcndlingcr go to Mew York, study dunce, get maf when Vickie and I almost wrecked the motorcycle Marleys. Herbie. Fords, puppies gnlmocemoh. band people who use people, being unhappy, two-faced people. fighting Deneen Brendlinger get married and raise my baby my boyfriend and I getting kicked out by police Larry, parties, animals, rainy nights gnimocemoh. softball Mondays, two-faced people, being alone Rodney Brink attending college, majoring in accounting when Kim Scarff and I fell clown the stairs cruising. Saturday nights, working, music FBI.A, Yearbook. SMHS Library club, chorus. MBMS. art club Mondays, winter driving, stuck-ups. my manager L- S • Capt. Majorettes, newspaper. SMMS. band, track, chorus. Who's Who E - Blairsville. English, research papers Dave Culp P - be a beach bum U • parking garage in Johnstown L - full moon on clear night, hacky sack, running, Porsches S track, band. SMMS E - deadlines. Jerks, waiting for a race, cold showers Stephen Campbell P • attend Penn State U when Joanne said yes L • Joanne, snuggling. Penn State, snowy days S - rootball wrestling, chess club, camera club E - riding the bus. rainy days, losing weight. Pitt Doyle Carney P - attend Penn State U • walking In late for SATs L - winning district 6. Penn State, procrastinating S • Pres. SMMS. Mu Alpha Theta, ski club, camera club, basketball stats E - McDucks. Blairsville. people who question, hallways Darren Cams P • attend Juniata, be a success U • being attacked by Lori at lunch L • Thundcrcats, swimming, money, baby I, II. Ill S - Sr. Class Pres., SMHS. Mu Alpha Theta. Chorus. Mall of Fame - McDucks. Louis, bragging, being late Robyn Carroll - move to Oregon, obtain a Job • breaking down going to the Appalachian game '85 - puppies, rainbows, clowns, being with friends - SADD. color guard • Wednesdays, conceited people, study hall, volleyball Jim Cassatt • become a professional painter - my senior year • mopars. parties, painting. 8th grade - school, foreign cars. Hornets Trudy Brown obtain a Job. be happy learning to back up In driver's ed puppies, bulldogs, summer, spending time with my family Bobt • atten - Alien college - Mondays, rainy days, timed productions, crowded halls bi Clark ttenri a August 29, 1986 - being with loc. drill team. Christmas presents, weekends • FBLA Voice of United, drill team gnimocemoh. ski club, track. Mall of Fame E • being rushed, rain. Mt Dew. tape dictation Wilma Clark P - live my life to the fullest making a sign and letting John find it mommy, Ozzy Osbourne, greasy food, motorcycles S - track, art club, food lasting committee F. - hot dogs sunshine, smurfs, polka Helen Deyarmln P - become an army officer U • Invasion of the skunks while camping with Mori L - being with Marcus reading '6f Mustangs, red S • SMMS ski club camera club, newspaper. Mall of Fame. Who's who E McDucks Spiders dishonesty flouiescent colors Michelle Dill P - attend College U • Homecoming 86 L - Bounce, roses. Corvettes, red S • student council, ski club, track manager E • rainy days, riding the bus, slow drivers. Blairsvllle Lucille DiKosa P • attend a business school U • graduation L • Brooklyn. MY. Music, red Porsches. city life S - ski club. FBLA E • school, sad endings, rain, good byes Dec Dee Dixon P • attend Penn State U - winning two 1st place trophies at '86 cheering contest L - Joey. U2. cheering, the ocean S • sec. senior class, student council, chorus, cheerleading. Who s Who E • Blairsville. insects, lima beans. Bob Seger Scott Dodds P • travel the national surf circuit, one day have a rad wipe out U • Mt. Washington incline and dinner with three special friends L • surfing, skate boarding, toilet bowl follies with Toada. Alf S - E ■ cats, conceited Jocks, poetry Dewayne Donohue P - Join the Marines U - hunting fishing siding, mom's appie pie S - E - English finals, activity periods Scott Drugo P • further my education U - District 6 championship L • harassing my parents, lifting rrusin'. football S • football, wrestling. VICA E • metal ice cube trays, crowds, lines, being late Shari rancella P - further my education U • Homer Center Prom '86 L - Matt, lollipops, being one of the guys, cool whip S • majorette, track, ski club. PBLA. gnimocemoh. Hall of Tame E • rainy days, people you can t trust, DIM, moody people James Telton P - obtain a job U • L - camping, four-wheeling, hunting S - E • rainy days. Sundays Lynette Pishcr P - attend Qannon University U - my sophomore Prom L - yellow, reading, skiing, staying up late S - track, drill team, ski club. band. Kaleidt gnimocemoh E - purple, summer drill team practice, being rushed Vpi Jeff netcher P - attend Vale Tech M ■ —j Li • Fords. Jeeps. Tracy, motorcycles S' eL Mondays mornings, getting up for school. Chevys. math IL Class Dave roust P - — U - . • - ■ L • sleeping In, sports summer S - football, wrestling, Sgt. of Arms senior class. Who's Who r • being broke football pre-season praetke Brian Pry P • to obtain a Job U - making Drugo break his finger L,; Chevys. Mt. Dew, hunting S - F JH: E - two laced people, school toilets Brian Garland P - to attend college and get married U - Prom L - spending time with Amy Jo. money, musk from the 60 s «r 70 s S - SMHS. VICA. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America E • procrastinators, when something interferes with my plans Carol Garlitz P - to obtain a Job U - L • Mt. Dew. expensive cars, friends. Genesis S - E - male chauvinists, noise guns, being bored Jeff Garshnick P - to become a successful car and motocyclc mechanic U • meeting Shannon L - motorcross. Shannon, fast cars, helping people S - football, wrestling E - math class, speeding tickets, stuck up people, being broke Roger Gates _ P - to attend college U • winning the District 6-AA championship L - football, weekends, having fun S - football, basketball. Sr. Class Vlce-Pres Hall of Tame E - being bored, wrecking cars. Blairsville. Sundays Mike Gehosky P - to attend college U - graduation T - hunting, fishing, skiing, snowdays S - ski club, archery club E - nosey people, getting up early, sch “ lunches Paul Gelles P - college, armed service U - being in the darkroom with my friends L - Penn State, true friends fords, aports S - FFA. Band, newspaper, chorus, camera club F. - Pitt, snobs, rainy days, saying ;o xl-bye Corey Gilmore P - to attend college and major in Business Management U - 8th period cooking class L - close friends. Myrtle Beach, pizza writing S - FBLA. ski club, newspaper. Kaleidoscope, art club, chorus E - loneliness, tears, fighting with friends, vegetables Haney Giipatrick P • undecided U • M L - swimming. Ice cream, playing football, rumors S - gnimocemoh. track, ski club P. - snobs, rain, being cold, milk Dave Griffith p - To attend college U • JH « L - Van Malen. R. K Rhonda, Due. Cindy S - SHMS. track. Pres, camera club, band French dub. yearbook ski club E - Joanne Griffith to obtain a Job and get the night Steve asked me to with him Ives in Fall ding the bus. braces rain, stut vt eople ding th John Griffith to attend IUP and become successful the time I saw moldy pizza in Scott Dodds locker Pitts, friendly people, sports, joking around band. Kaliedoscope newspaper editor. Who s Who Shelly Griffith P attend college to become a CPA U - 1986-87 Cheering Contest I. • cheering, nachos, Frank S - cheerteading, SMHS. Homecoming Queen, ski Club, track, chorus E • McDucks. spiders, rumors. Bob Scgcr Carrie llalldin P • attend college U • Homecoming 86 L - doritos. red. dancing, parties majorettes, track, ski club, camera club, gnimocemoh, chorus, yearbook E - McDucks. liars, rumors, when people crack their knuckles Roberta Itclman P - go to Texas or Join the Mavy U - Ms. Duncan s class 1, - swimming basketball, watching professional wrestling. dancing S FBLA. SADD E - washing dishes, cleaning my room, president on TV Kelli Hemlng p - attend college U • gnimocemoh game L - being with friends, having fun, rainbows, horses S - softball, volleyball, basketball manager, ski club gnimocemoh F. - being bored, rainy days, advanced math, fighting with friends % Danny Hengcr P - become a forest ranger U • when a rcdtail hawk landed two feet In front of me L - bugging the math teacher, hiking, camping, reading S - E • tests, math, English. People who destroy nature Donald Henry P - attend trade school and obtain a Job U - being a senior L - my VW Dasher. Ford trucks, weekends, hunting - E - being broke, mopars, stuck-up people, rainy days Melanie Hcpner P - further my education at Wilma Boyd U - being put In detention for mooning the Indiana principal L • shopping, chocolate, WAMO S - FBLA. student principal committee. Hall of Fame E - being alone, long distance phone bills. Mr. B s law tests Denice Higgins P • move to Maryland, obtain a Job U - when the bumper fell off the car at Burger King L - being with friends. Chevys. nice memories, vacations S - ski club E - boring weekends rjlny days, snobs, getting up early Joe Hirsch P - college U - D Istrict 6 championship L - Bobbi, football, hunting skiing S - football, ski club, gnimocemoh court. Hall of Fame E - being bored. Mrs. C's tests, sprints. Blairsville U -L 4 Pat Hirsch undecided weekends, skiing, fishing, hunting Monda s. being late, getting up early Lisa Holby college summer of 86 corvettes, rubles, being with friends, no. 9 drill team. Mu Alpha Theta, student council, library club. SMHS liars. Mondays, rainy days, being called Lori Les Jennings P - Join Airbom in Army U • moving here from Homer City L - S • manager for football. Mall of Fame E - Wes Jennings P - military U - L • hunting, fishing, listening to the radio time to m S - wrestling. Mall of Fame E • wrestling practice, two faced people, rainy days, sho offs I J 4 Becky Johnson college Mr. Wilson s English class music. McDonald s. having fun with my big friends. Penn State m V chorus, library aid newspaper. Kaleidoscope. Mall of Fame : - • - 1 AI Burger King. Pepsi, PlU, untrustworthy people 14 Stephen Johnston • obtain a Job, get married • when Scott set off a firecracker in the hall - Lisa, motorcycles, roids 4-wheeling - show-ofls snobs, people Who put others down Michele Jones • attend college and marry Curt - receiving my engagement ring from Curt - Curt, the ocean, Italian food, money - chorus, gnlmocemoh. ski club. PBLA • Indiana, people, fake friends, plcles, getting up early Juli Kamcliski • further my education - August 1. 1986 - Marry, teddy tvears. roses. Crushers ' ■ student council, ncwspapci. camera club, ski club, chorus - deadlines, transferring schools Cheryl Long to obtain a Job and get manic. I being with my friends Charley, purple, roller skaUhg. Pepsi snow. Monday mornings, two-faced people Matt Luther attend college Vermont ski trip skiing, having fun with friends, Mt Dew, weekends ski club riding the bus, slow drivers, study hall, waiting in line a • hitting Dilltown bridge with my car - weekends, women. Led Zepplin • Mondays, being bored, getting busted Don Miller - obtain job in construction, spend life with Becky • Jan. 31, 1986, when Becky asked me to go with her • Becky, archery. Chevys. pizza - archery club, VICA getting up early, not having Becky around, two faced people AJ Kindya P • college U • Vermont ski trip L • skiing, loud music, whcclics on my XT. someone special S ski club, archery club uhle makers, wasting lime, boring classes, lack of C - Iron fund is Liz Knaplc obtain a job L • most everything E school Brian Krevetski P • college U - winning the District 6 championship L - football, winning, vacation, snow days S • football, baseball, basketball, student council. Mu Alpha Theta E • Homer, losing, math tests, her Tricla Kuhns P - attend Bradford, spend rest of my life with Doug U • day Doug asked me to his special friend, Feb. 27, 1984 L • opening presents, unicorns, my family, sunrise over ocean S - Hall of Tame, drill team, P1BH5, PBLA, ski club. band. voice of United. Who's Who. gnlmocemoh E - saying good bye, sand crabs, steak Lisa La Rock • Work at Roadster Taclory. get married • receiving my engageme nt ring - Harleys, horses, full moons, money - rice burners, cruelty to animals, two-faced people, Kozy Kitchen Sheila Lear • undecided - SMHS trip to Plorida - chocolate, penguins, friends. Alf - SMHS. MBHS. PBLA. Yearbook, gnlmocemoh - winter, crowded stairs, shorthand. TW s Robert Lenhart - attend diesel school • when Scott set off a firecracker in the hall - 4 wheeling, motorcycles, walking in the woods. jOkin, around - show offs snobs my math teacher Ken Lichtcnicls •1 to attend college ar� d be a bag lady - track practices and states - qreen, mv big friends. Phil , and everything about track • track, basketball majorettes. SMHS. yearbook. Hall of Michelle Mack to continue my education and spend my life with Muck winning the cheering contest palm trees, surprises, skiing Muck cheerlcadlng, student council ski club, library club, track beirrg short, being scared, disappointing my parents Jason Magalich P - to attend college and get a high paying Job U • Receiving Ouidancc office runner of the year award L • Strikes, snow, base hits S • baseball r - onions, bowling below average errors I Mark Mort attend Penn State, majoring In Aerospace Engineering my trip to Washington. D.C. being with Helen, Penn State, football camp. Mrs. D s pics Alpha Theta, SMHS. ski dub. tres.-sr. class, student people who question everything. I Pam Mardis attend college the time Dave and I spent rollerskating by the river in Robinson and beaches, love songs. S - chorus. Health c areers dub, Ira Who s who E • snobbish people rainy days, hot days, snow Rick Markel undecided ll • When Lester went pond wall hunting Rpii.dfTevys. E • Penn State, riding the bus. o arrogant people, fords Yvonne Marsh to move north and obtain a job having the hiccups during shorthand Pook. walking inthc rain, McDonalds. Fridays mg si n. Me - stuck up people. Mondays, being cold, seafood Heather Marlin to attend college and go on to law school Mike at band practice • David Bowie. Mrs C, sleeping In. reading - band. SMHS. SADD. Who'S Who. Drama Club - immaturity, riding the bus. math, him Charlene McClarren • to attend college and get married • the week in Virginia - pizza, holidays, spending time with Randy - art club • spiders, Mondays being alone, fighting ■m IcClIntock P - to attend College U - when I spiked the football after my touchdown against HC L • cycling, track meets, pizza, when Mike acts goofy S - wrestling, track, chess club, camera club. Who's Who E • falling on my face, rain arrogant football players 7 4fti Becky McLaughlin - P further my education U - -November 29. 1985 L • Kevin, Mickey Mouse, having fun, being with friends S - volleyball, softball, gnlmcx rmoh. Who's Who E - rainy days, being cold, fighting with friends, advanced Math Wl people without morals and commitments losing Rodney Llcht to attend colic' graduation weekends, fords parties, friends ski club, weightlifting staying home on weekends, getting up Virginia Mervlne • further m education •x July 19th - bdng with friends, having fun. sunny days, going shopping • basketball manager, library club, ski club - rainy days, 7th period Mondays, being bored idays. bein attend nursing school District 6 playoffs teddy bears, beaches. Bon Jovl. rollerskating Bible club, camera club. Who's Who, ski club snobs, rainy days. Country musk, Mondays Kim Moser P • to Join the Air Force U throwing a rubber alligator out the window L - Houn. hockey , peanut butter, being with friends S softball, ski club. rBLA. gnlmocemoh £ - grass hoppers, thunder, sarcastk people, getting up early Jim Mow cry P • college U - graduation L - hunting, vacation. Mt. Dew S SMHS. archery club E • Cafeteria food, cold weather without snow, crowded halls Rita Muir P - further my education U • the night the blue chcvcllc went over the tree L • the outdoors, flowers, sunshine, being with friends S - basketball, softball, ski club, gnimocemoh E - being cold, snobs Mac-Phoung Mguyen P - attend Penn State majoring in biology U • trying to get my cars to pop on the trip to Florida L • being successful, working with children S - SMHS, Yearbook. AV crew, camera club, ski club. Hall of Tame r. When people panic, making dumb mistakes on tests Marcia Mlbert J P - attend Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic U • the first day I sat across from Mike at lunch L • Bob Seger. lobster. Ocean City, green shoe strings S - student council, chorus, rifle squad, yearbook SMHS E - elevators, getting up early, riding the bus, Mondays Michel Mlbert r mrtncrm aucation U • being in the darkroom during a bomb threat L • Seger, chocolate, pink roses, the ocean S - SMHS, yearbook, drill team, student council, Pres-Mu Alpha Theta E - Jolly Green Qiant, Mondays, deadlines, people who stare Cheryl Mkholson P • undeckled U - being in detention for flinging rubber bands L • lloyd, elephants, my buddy half days S - Ski Club. PULA. MBHS E • 5 day weeks, business law. report cards Jim Patterson P - Join the army U losing to Blairsville 10-7 L • getting up early, comic books S • weightlifting, tract E - Marines, F.nglish classes, Chevys Grover Pegg P - to be-ome a heavy equipment operator or wildlife biologist U • playing football at Point Stadium L - Coon Hunting, fishing. 66 novas football, baseball. Archer) Club s« hool during hunting season, trapping, being grounded Robert Penrose to attend IUP and continue at Thomas Jeflerson Med School united taking two championships In 48 hours friends, Penn State, championships, moata-mainia football, track, chorus. SNH5 losing to BlairsvMIc. snobs rainy mondays Ed Peterson Move to New York. College, military or work lor IBM getting caught In the girls restroom during a dare pizza, cruising, women, swimming weightlifting, wrestling, hall of Fame wrestling diets, losing, getting up early. Scott Schuller P - attend Penn State and major In engineering U • our two day championship I. • friends, rainy days, track meets, moat-a-mania S • football, track, chorus, ski club E ■ Mondays, referees, people who think they're better than me - Anita Shlrey I P - to be a medical technologist and many Matt being In the school of champions Matt, morey. clothes. Pepsi SADD. volleyball, ski club Mondays getting up earl) Brian Ponchionc to attend WVU being in the darkroom during a bomb threat skiing hunting, milkshakes, vac ations ski club, camera club, archery club wrestling Me Ducks, rldinq the bus. grammar when people take mv chair Deann Price M . to Join the Air Force Gnlmoc emoh '86 40-6 Mouny. being with friends aggravating in 3rd period. Al l Jc softball, rifle squad. FBI A Ski Club, gnimocemoh people who think they're never wrong, dictation. TW's camera club. Who's Who writing essays, rainy days l.ynne Shoup P • to attend school and get married U - the day I met Olcnn L Glenn, teddy bears, pizza, softball S • softball. FBLA. ski club, library club E - being apart from Glenn, cold weather, daddy long legs Jim Sisitkl P iJfljoin the Marines | U • when I was arrested for breaking into an arcade Lori Sylves the cheering contest painting, chocolate, parties, moon fleas SfiHS. Art club, ski club, library club, earnera club McDucks, spiders, boogie men. my o than lip Brian SzalkowsXi to many Goldina meeting Goldina Goldina, hunting, fishing, all sports football, skiing, weightlifting being bored. Ilomcr Center Beth Tarr to gett married and go on a game show to make money the day Cindy and I got caught barking like a dog Doug, yellow roses. Fred s thoughtfulness, my big friends rifle squad, ski club, student council, track disappointing my parents, riding the bus, being bored Jennie Truitt to Join the Navy Dew. baseball, camera people getting Chuck Skibo Is kup we� ghl lift me, riding the bus Hi P -u • L - for Delaney Chevrolet, maybe join the Air force i Vermont Penn State roller skating Saturday b. weightlifting, camera club mornings being late for work, icy slopes na Rager in a Job and get married i the Air l - ights ley sk ■ to be a professional drummer ll - playing wipeout at the point game i. • heavy metal, playing the drums, drawing, having a good time s • track, band, art club, student council t. - stuck up people, tests. Run DMC Tammy Skubk - obtain a Job - Senior Prom Shopping, pi •ii a bunch of guys locked me In the fuy- icStroom sunny days Russ, pizza, sleeping In rifle squad, ski club. FBLA getting up early Mondays, rainy days, stuck up people Karen Rager to obtain a job and marry Ronnie In titti grade when I spent 3 weeks in a row in dele Ronnie Pepsi, sunsets spending money Ski club getting up ejrly. rainys days, not seeing ntion L • Ronn P • 1 S - t:’ • to get (pa rted to Scott and get a Job when S ott gave me my engagement ring Scott and Amber, chocolate kc cream, horse ba k riding drilltcam. ski club two faced people, getting up early. s hool Bill Rensko undecided winning thc.disma o championships _ pumpkin seeds Northwell. skiing football ski club. Library club being stood up. losing to Blairsviltc. dopers Kim Rodkey to move to Maryland and obtain a job Vickie put her hand under the table come out with a goeper being With friends good times. Pepsi, ctuisln DF.CA. gnimocemoh people who interfere, boring weekends, arguing. Miami Courtney Salkcld to attend college and major m broadcasting fall 1986 Penn State practical jokes, football, partying basketball, baseball. Newspaper. Kaleidoscope. Library most referees. Mondays shopping, pizza hut. football games the beach • Capt. Drill Team ski club. FBI A. band gnimocemoh - being ti klcd p;ii class, slow people, being rushed Debbie Sloan to obtain a job - when a picture was put up on Mr Calhoun’s board • kittens, roses. Mt. Dew. being with Iriends. • gnimocemoh • snakes guns, two fared people, dogs Dawn Stephens • to get married - gnimocemoh game Mike, my big friends, red. parties rifle squad gnimocemoh Club Pitt. Blalrsvillc Mm Scarff to attend ICM School of business cheering contest 86-87 Myrtle Beach. Pitt, skiing. All cheering, track FBLA. ski club Tuesdays, being cold, timed writings. I imors P - English class beTrig trsWSfv? Kevin Stewart P • to attend college and major in computer engineering U • Bob Snyder in the Indiana Mall Fountain L • computers, sleep S • SNHS, Leo productions, chorus E - l.ouis Rukeyser Capri Stiles P • to attend Equestrian College U - going coming with Lisa and Michelle L - horses, being independent, flowers, fast cars S - ski club, wrestling manager, camera club, track E - stale gum. going steady, stuck • up people Gary Stiles P • to obtain a job U • skiing in Vermont L • Mt Dew. fast cars, hunting. Fishing S • ski club F. • Fords, cold mornings. Mondays Goldina Stiles P • to marry Brian U • The night of the pool tournament with Brian L - Brian. Pepsi, kittens, having a good time S • ski club, FFA E - Jealous people, ugly days, flat pop Mary Stutsman to obtain a Job Senior Prom 68 mustangs, rain. ALF. duffer drill team, band, FBLA ski club Mondays, liars, spiders, being bored someone special Bible club stuck up people. football. Penn State. English cold days. Pitt Keith Van Moose to attend college winning the tri-county baseball championship baseball, basketball, weekends baseball, basketball weightlifting, ski club, camera club stuck up people. Mrs. C’s tests, losing. L.V. Charles Waddell to obtain a Job or Join the Army Harley Davidson, fast cars, having a good time with friends weightlifting Mondays, People who think they know it all Ken Waddell undecided welding, chcvys. summer snuff, winter, people who think they arc better than others Lisa Wagner to attend business school for travel winning, the cheering contest ■ the beach. Palm trees, skiing • cheering, ski club, library club. • rainy days, getting up early Ron Watt - to obtain a better job • getting caught skipping by Dwayne’s dad • Twyle. skipping, working, my charger • weightlifting • Mondays, slow weekends, getting up early Corey Wldniar to further my education . Fords, Mt. Dew. winter, fly fishing, basketball, baseball, camera club l Chevys. Inis ride, to and from vO-tech Karen Yakimovich to be a physical therapist the Tarm Show Convention being a lion fan. JFK. Sunny days, vacations SADD. FFA cold weather. tests, two faced people. Mondays s Janet Yamal to become a physical therapist Koala bears, football, volleyball volleyball, gniemoccmoh snobs, rainy days. Mt. Dew composition class Jacqueline Yugovich to attend IUP and major In criminology Mr. Jordan's geography class pickles, Tom Scllcck, Hawaii milk chocolate, dill ski club, library club. who’s who having cold fingers and toes Shelly Is active in cheerleading. Chorus, Ski Club, Library Club and MMS Secretary. Steve is active in ski club. VP Student Council. Weight lifting and Karate. MR. AND MISS SENIOR Shelly and Steve CLASS OF 87 Tammie Ackcrson Eric Allen Charles Batten Patrick Becker Steven Bennett Shawn Berezansky Douglas Boring Valerie Boring Vickie Boring Keith Bracken Crystal Brendlinger Rodney Brink Trudy Brown Joseph Bufagna Robert Burkley Dwayne Campbell Ronald Campbell Stephen Campbell Lori Cramer David Culp Helen Deyarmin Michelle Dill Jeffrey Fletcher David Foust Brian Fry Brian Garland Carol Garlitz Jeffrey Garshnick Roger Gates Michael Gehosky 21 Paul Gelles Edward George Corey Gilmore nancy GilpatricK David Griffith Joanne Griffith John Griffith Michelle Griffith People say that Pam Is always helpful, especially with homework! J.B. says hi to everyone and smiles even when he's having a bad day. Kelli Meming Denice Higgins Danny Henger Joseph Mirsch Donald Henry 1 Melanie Hepner I Patrick Hirsch Lisa Holby Even though Bobble and Cd get along with everyone, they don t like two-faced, unfriendly complainers BEST DRESSED Melanie and Dave If Melanie had one million dollars, she would spend it at Kauffmans. Dave is most comfortable in faded jeans and old shirts. Rebecca Johnson Stephen Johnston Andrew Kindya Elizabeth Knapic Brian Krevetski Tricia Kuhns Lisa LaRock Sheila Lear Robert Lenhart Keri Lichtenfels 24 BEST VO-TECHERS Rim and Scott Kim has been a VoTecher for 3 yrs. one year in cosmotology and 2 yrs in marketing. Scott has spent 3 years in the building trades. Rodney Lichtenfels Cheryl Long Matthew Luther Michelle Mack Jason Magalich Pamela Mardis John McClintock Becky Jo McLaughlin Virginia Mervine Leonard Michaels Donald Miller Mark Mort Tammy Mort Kimberly Moser MOST TALENTED Lori and Chuck Lori Is a busy artist and singer who paints during her spare time. Chuck Is an artist, musician and song writer who finds time to play drums. Rita Muir Michel Hibert Trane Myers Mac-Phuong riguyen Marcia Nibert Cheryl Nicholson James Patterson Grover Pegg Robert Penrose mm MOST ATHLETIC Keri and Brian Keri and Brian never stop the whole year long. Keri plays basketball. participates in track, and majorettes Brian quarter-backed football played basketball and was active in Johnstown Junior leagues. Although Lisa and Joey always look their best, Lisa looks DeeAnn Price her worst in the mornings, and Joe looked his worst in Canada when his face looked like a brush bum. Missy Rager Bill Rensko Kim Rodkey Courtney Salkcld 28 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Cindy and Mark Cindy is a vivacious cheerleader who talks to everyone. Mark promotes spirit by doing the victory kick. Kim Scarff Scott Schuller Anita Shirey Lynne Shoup Brian Szalkowski Elizabeth Tarr Jennie Truit Keith Van Moose Charles Waddell Kenneth Waddell Matthew Wagner Ronald Watt Cory Widmar Karen Yakimovich Janet Yarnel Jacqueline Yugovlch - CLASS Twins MARCIA AMD MICHEL CLASS TWinS Les and Wes Marcia and Michel agree that an advantage to being a twin is Les and Wes don't like to be mistakenly called by each you always have someone to talk to. others' names. SOUND OUT THE BEAT' NEW UNIFORMS PROVIDE PIZZAZZ The excitement can be felt from day one of summer band practice. . . The Lions Marching band will look good, pardon. GREA Tl this year .... NEW UNIFORMS are on the way. Maybe this year. . . band boosters . . . fundraising . .. designs.. . royal blue and white... shiny silver... hats?. .. music.. . meetings.. . music... work . . . practice.. looking good.. . not good enough . . . WOWI. . . finally. . . The TRUCK IS ME RET .. . screams... Lets pitchinf . . . This is FANTASTIC!. . . tears of joy . . . be careful as you unpack them . . . ' check each one in . .. ' can try mine on Mr. A. . . . sure, go ahead' . . . can we wear them FRIDA Y ... ’ that s what they re fof ... WE ARE LOOKING GREATUT In with the new. out with the old. Uniforms may fade, but the United Lions Marching Band will always be the heartbeat of the Lions SpiritI Thanks to all for supporting us and thanks even more for continued support. This has been as EXTRA EXCITING year for the band. Student Leadership and dedication was tremendous. New Uniforms added icing to a cake which was fantastic without any. . . Our leaders this year were: Heather Martin Dave Culp Don Borlnq Trlcla Kuhns hr Tammy Skub c Marsha Moser Dawn Stephens Lori Cramer Tracy Pease Melissa Campbell Marcia Mberl Cindy Sombronskl Cindy Lowther Kathy Clark Kerry Clark Held Conductor President Vice President Captains Silks Captain Colorguard Captain Rifles Captain Majorettes Co Captain Majorettes Co Captain Colorguard Co Captaini Rifles Secretary,1 Clerk Secretary Clerk Secretary Clerk Treasurer Baton St Smiles; sharp . . . flashingI Snappy snare drums Looking sharp out frontI Patterns in motion Chuck Skibo - powerful wizard of Oz . . . 34 Coach Krevctski and Tammy . . . Steppin' out for victoryI Fields of Blue and White Lions' Band; Power and Precision Providing the PE PI Leading the way. . . the only way. . . the LlOrf S WAY Ladies and gentlemenl Presenting the 198 87 version of the United high School Lions Marching Bandf Row I Bill Rensko. Randy Torok. Dan Me Hull Erie Dixon. Steve Dunsmore. Rick Garshnick. Bob Clevenger. John Molupka. Steve Campbell. Row 2 Grover Pegg. Tony Matok. Rick Lichtcnfels. Jim Slsltki. Eric Murphy Jack Eraser. Robert Penrose. Doug Smith Row 3 Dave Plowman. Jeff Southern George Bishop. Chuck Batten. Prank Romano. Scott Schuller. Mike McLaughlin. Joe Higgins. Jeremy Lamb Row 4 Roger Gates. Joe Mirsch. Dustin Gesscr. Scan McGarvey. Todd Dctwilcr Eric Allen. Jim Pry. Pete Drakslcr Row 5 Shawn Berezansky. John Moser. Troy Stifflcr. Greg Krevet.skI. Mark Surlke. Jim Kuntz. Scott Drugo. Dave Poust. Brian Krcvctskl Sean gets caught in the middle. The USH Cheer Leaders expressed every-ones enthusiasm. Code Blue, Code Blue J. V. Row I Doug Smith, Pete Draksier, Tony Hatok, Rick Lichtenfeis, Jeff Smather, Jim Pry Row 2 Randy Torok. Steve Dunsmore. Rick Garshnick, Bob Clevenger, John Holupka, Eric Dixon Row 3 Joe Higgins. George Bishop. John Moser, Troy Stifiler. Greg Krevetski, Frank Romano. Mike McGlaaughlin, Dave Plowman Joe on a carry Jr. High Row I Wyatt Marsh. Greg Miles. John Burkovich. Dustin Duckworth Lance Holupka. Rick Zele. Mike Butler. Sean Mack. Steve Barbus. Frank Plowman. Chris Cornetto. Todd Fletcher. Bill Surike. Jason Mack. Teddy Cochran Row 2 Jim Henry. Pete AI fieri. Brady Catob. Rich Hixson. Shawn Cmeron. nick Jamison. Curt Sharp. Jeff Stevens. Brad Lear. Garrett Rohra baugh, Jason Cook. Bill Mintmier. Brian Price. Craig Statler Row 3 Don Colgan. Joe Walls. Jason Smathers. Ron Stutzman. Gerald Lamb. Jeremy Crusan. Monty Hall. Andy Leary. Bob Heming Robert Lichtenfies. Rudy Redilla. Jason Penich y pm i« if i If . If |f 1 If 1 1 f Congratulations to Coach Frank Krevetski, his staff, and to the UtlS football players for their success at winning 106 football games. Coach Krevetski won his 100th game against Fen ns Manor 24-0. Bill — 3 yrs. Roger — 3 yrs. Brian — 3 yrs. 14 at Blacklick United 16 8 Ferndale United 26 6 Saltsburg United 28 0 Penns Manor United at Blairsvflle United 24 10 ,0 0 at Purchase Line United 0 Marion Center United 20 0 at Homer Center United 10 6 Laurel Valley United 21 Shawn — 1 yr. Joe — 3 Scott — 3 yrs. Dave — 3 yrs. Scott — 3 yrs. Steve — 3 yrs. Jim — 1 yr. Robert — 3 yrs. Chuck — 2 yrs. B [ J Despite the loss of 17 offensive and defensive starters the United football team began drills in August with thoughts of another championship season. The lions quickly established themselves as a quality team by winning their first four games. A tough 10-7 loss to Blairs-ville eliminated the Lions in the quest of a third consecutive Appalachian Conference Title. The lions quickly regrouped, faced adversity, and began their quest for an appearance in the District VI Playoffs by winning four straight games. A 16-7 win over Bishop McCort set up the championship game with Richland. At the Point Stadium, United won the District VI AA Championship by defeating the Rams 27-6. The senior players are leaveing UHS with a 30-2 record. Two Applachian Conference titles, and a District VI AA Championship. Congratulations! By Mr. Krevetski Front Row: Roger Gates, Scott Drugo, Todd Detwiller, Dustin Gesser, Jim Kuntz, Eric Allen, Dave Foust, Mark Surike, Back Row: Jack Fraser, Shawn Berezansky, Joe tlirsch, Brian Krevetski, Sean McGarvey MAin ARTERY — JOE tHRSCtl Joe concluded the 198 87 football season by racking up some aw-some records, here are a few: — broke the rushing record in a single season at UhS with 1303 yrds. — nominated the big 33 team — nominated the Point Stadium Award — nominated Indiana hall of Fame COnGRA TULA TlOhS JOEI Front Row: Jeremy Lamb, Dustin Gesser, Grover Pegg, Dave Foust, Jim Kuntz, Back Row: Bill Rensko, Sean McGarvey, Robert Penrose, Brian Krevetski, Jack Fraser, Todd Detwiler, Shawn Berezansky, Eric Murphy CHAMPS A standing ovation for the lions generation Another lion ready for war The rams definitely got the point' Father and son share a victoryI Joe looks into the eyes of an opponent Surike signals success VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Front row: (l-r) Amy Brendlinger, Jennine Maschak, Sharon Becker. Back row: (l-r) Joy Schuller, Judy Burkhardt, Coach Deem, Anita Shirey. The 1986-87 girls volleyball team faced many ups and downs. Only 2 members of the starting varsity had any previous varsity experience. While winning only one game in the seven matches at the WCCC Tournament in late August, the girls played well against some of the best high school volleyball players in the state. The team opened its regular season with a win over Laurel Valley but lost the next six matches. Another victory over L.V. and a win against Blairsville set the team record at 3 wins and 11 losses for the year. Exceptional play by setter Becky McLaughlin and back court specialist Irene Burkhardt made for some exciting volleyball in the U.H.S. gym. Stalwart performances were also turned in by starters Sharon Becker, Jeanine Maschak, Kelli Heming and Amy Brendlinger. Amy was chosen for the Indiana County 2nd team which Becky and Irene received honorable mention and accolades. Front row (l-r): Anita Pease, Jacinda Wilkins, Jennifer Lonas, Amy Starry. Back row (l-r): Elizabeth Burkley, Tracey Lichtenfels, Melissa Marx. 42 VARSITY COULD- The 1986-87 Girl's Varsity Basketball team began practice with five returning letterman: Keri Lichtenfels. Shelly Novak. Wendy Koske. Marsha Lindsey, and Nellie Stinson, and with that, knew that with hard work they'd be successful. SHOULD Practices were very intense and the girls showed great desire and attitude. Three underclassmen: Tracy Rohra-baugh, Tracy Pease, and heather Shearer, began to show potential and battled the five letterman for position. I WILL- The Lady Lions won their first game of the season by defeating Portage. They showed their defensive talent and were on their way to an awesome season. DID The girls finished their regular season 11 -13, a school record for wins. They entered the District IV playoffs for the first time in the history of UHS. The team played a very agressive game against Bishop McCort but, lost 53-62. This showed the style of play the girls developed and used all year, never giving up, hustling until the final buzzer, and having a positive attitude about every game. Their coaches were especially proud of them and the type of play they displayed. The girls broke 16 individual and team records during the season. COACH LICHTENFELS Row 1: Clancy Silk, Nellie Stinson, Tracy Pease, Marsha Lindsey, Keri Lichtenfels, Heather Shearer, Kristie Franklin, Wendy Koske, Tracy Rohra-baugh. Shelly Novak. RECORD 198687 United46 Portage 35 United31 Conemaugh Valley 75 United48 Blacklick Valley 27 United29 Ferndale 68 United35 Blacklick Valley 26 United57 Laurel Valley 15 United32 Penns Manor 39 United42 Blairsville 14 United 26 Ferndale 53 United48 Purchase Line 50 United38 Homer Center 41 United 56 Saltsburg 30 United41 Marion Center 52 United43 Laurel Valley 40 United30 Conemaugh Valley 45 United 71 Penns Manor 49 United53 Blairsville 24 United34 Homer Center 38 United48 Purchase Line 51 United44 Portage 52 United48 Saltsburg 29 United43 Marion Center 76 United 53 Bishop McCort 62 Christmas Tourney United30 Shade 55 United51 Turkey Foot Valley 29 Team Records Most field Goals made — 409 Most foul shots made — 262 Steals for a season — 320 Team Points — 1080-Games Played — 25 field Goals attempted— 5467 foul shots attempted — 536 Points Per Game — 43.2 Assists — 217 Most wins — 11 Individual Records Assists — Nellie Stinson - 65 Season rebounds — Keri Lichtenfels 256 Career Rebounds — Keri Lichtenfels 644 in 59 games Steals in a game — Nellie Stinson Keri Lichtenfels assists in a game — Nellie Stinson Most foul shots in a game — 12 13 Nellie Stinson SENIOR — Keri Lichtenfels 3 yrs. Post season honors went to Keri Lichtenfels and Marsha Lindsey — Appalachian All-Stars. These two were the first United Girls ever elected to the Appalachian All-Star Team. I C 0 u L D 1 S H 0 U L D 1 W I L L 1 D 1 D United 19 United 16 United 14 United31 United 17 United 20 United43 United39 United36 United 22 United 10 United 16 United 11 United 11 13 30 12 7 32 12 39 Portage Conemaugh Valley Blacklick Valley Ferndale Blacklick Valley Laurel Valley Penns Manor Blairsville Ferndale Purchase Line 29 Homer Center 9 Marion Center 18 Laurel Valley 19 Conemaugh Valley 21 Penns Manor 10 Blairsville 6 Homer Center 29 Purchase Line 17 Portage 37 Saltsburg 22 Marion Center 27 Saltsburg 26 United 23 United 20 United22 United 24 United 15 United 33 United 19 United37 Row 1: Clancy Silk, Row 2: Leslie Mack, Diane Rudmk, Wendy Koske, Kristie Franklin, Tom Silbaugh, Tracy Rohrabaugh, Candy Overdorff, Lisa Nicklow Managers: Irene Burkhardt-Semor Kelli Heming-Senior, Virginia Mervine-Se nior Kelli Lichtenfels WAY TO GO GIRLS! Coach Laurie Deem The JV team closed its season with a recored of 12 wins and 10 losses. The ability to convert turnovers, forced by a full-court press, into points accounted for most of the teams success. With a roster of seven freshmen, one sophomore and one junior, inexperience was a factor throughout the season. Tracy Rohrabuagh led scoring with 140 points while Wendy Koske (112) and Toni Silbaugh (74) led rebounding. Clancy Silk and Kristie Silk rounded out the starting five and Leslie Mack offered aggressive play in a back-up position. THERE'S A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING .vfe rsfc The first pep assembly honoring the varsity girls was held before the District VI playoff game. Hard work, hustle, and determination gave the girls a record number of wins. This team was the first to play in the District VI playoffs at the War Memorial. LADY LIONS IN ACTIONI O E n E — tn h 0 cC - Row 1: Greta Try, Amy Crusan, Lori Rudnik. Row 2: Carrie Markel, Shannon Tomb. Melissa McBurney, Tabby Duncan. Wendy Shoup, Row 3: Carrie Swanhart Lacy Cams. Tracy Mack. Row 4: Nancy Killen, Dana McClosky, Juli Magelich, Row 5: Jill Try, Laura Krevetski, Jennie Stumph, Tammy Hill, Row 6: Kelly Lichtenfels, Sheila Stephens. Kauffman, Christie Plowman. 1986-87 Schedule- United 34 Blacklick Valley 28 United 38 Laurel Valley 26 United 26 Blairsvile 13 United 17 Marion Center 31 United 35 Purchase Line 6 United 30 Saltsburg 17 United 35 Homer Center 13 United 31 Luarel Valley 37 United 27 Blairsville 21 United 23 Marion Center 21 United 32 Purchase Line 20 United 28 Saltsburg 15 United 28 Homer Center 10 United 25 Blacklick Valley 28 Coach Chero This past season was a rebuilding year for the Jr. High team. Because all of the freshmen moved up to varsity, they started their season with two part-time players, and 26 inexperienced 7th and 8th graders. The girls came through with a 13-3 season due to a will to win and work ethic. The girls began the season with the pressure of a 29 game winning streak. They extended it to 32 games before losing to Marion Center, but later in the year avenged that defeat by beating Marion Center 23-21. This gave MC their first loss of the year and insured the Jr. High Girls a Co-County Championship. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SCORING — LORI RUDNIK REBOUNDING — JULI MAGELICH ASSISTS — JODI YAWORSKI STEALS — JODI YAWORSKI The hard work and dedication of all the members of the awesome Jr. High team contributed in a big way to the success and tradition of excellent Jr. High Players. VARSITY United 42 Blacklick Valley 59 United 47 Conemaugh Valley 73 United 61 Blacklick Valley 74 United 48 Conemaugh Valley 58 United 37 Laurel Valley 61 United 43 Laurel Valley 67 United 58 Terndale 60 United 43 Penns Manor 67 United 42 Blairsville 63 United 48 Purchase Line 59 United 55 Homer Center 79 United 62 Terndale 65 United 77 Marion Center 62 United 52 Portage 66 United 44 Penns Manor 58 United 54 Blairsville 50 United 77 Portage 85 United 49 Homer Center 69 United 59 Purchase Line 57 United 57 Marion Center 66 - Boswell Jaycees Tourney - United 63 Tern dale 65 United 58 hyndman 44 Cory Widmar Row 1: Mark Surike, Cory Widmar, Brian Krevetski, Shawn Berezansky, Darren Cams, Dave Plowman, Keith Van Moose, Courtney Salkeld, Eric Murphy, Roger Gates, Jack Frasier. SENIORS Shawn Berezansky Keith Van Hoose Courtney Salkeld Mark Mort Doyle Carney cq o • JOO a. cd o S — cn c a Row 1: Greg Sistski. Rick Cameron. Terry Shoup. Tom hoover. Steve Dunsmore. Dave Halldin, Row 2: Eric Murphy. Dave Plowman. Jack Fraser. Greg Krevetski. Tim Ault. Doug Altemus, Jeff George United34 Blacklick Valley United37 Conemaugh 46 Valley United38 Blacklick 39 Valley i United46 Conemaugh 42 Valley 43 United43 Laurel Valley 32 United41 Laurel Valley 2 1 United46 Ferndale 58 United31 Penns Manor 49 United33 Blairsville 49 United45 Purchase Line 31 United22 Homer Center 48 United29 Ferndale 31 United32 Marion Center 36 United36 Portage 44 United26 Penns Manor 40 United37 Blairsville 39 United39 Portage 38 United26 Homer Center 33 United50 Purchase Line 27 United51 Saltsburg 35 I United39 Marion Center 50 I United38 Saltsburg Final Record 8-14 35 MANAGERS Although their record was under .500. this did not show the teams hustle and desire to win. Because of many key injuries, their game had to be adapted to stay competitive. They had many ups and downs, but winning four of their last six games was the bright spot of their season. GUYS IN ACTION Row 1: Mark Mort, Row 2: Doyle Carney, Tim Steele, Rod Rohrabaugh m c United 52 Concmaugh Valley 44 Laurel Valley 37 Perndale 28 Penns Manor 42 Blairsville 28 Purchase Line 30 Homer Center 40 Saltsburg 23 Marlon Center 38 Laurel Valley 40 Penns Manor 31 Blairsville 30 Concmaugh Valley 45 Purchase Line 36 Homer Center 34 Saltsburg 22 Fcmdale 33 Marion Center 63 United 20 United 34 United 27 United 39 United 37 United 36 United 57 United 23 United 30 United 25 United 50 United 36 United 46 United 31 United 35 United 47 United 58 9th grade final record: 9-11 7th 6c 8th grade final record: 14-4 The Jr. High Boy's season started out on a down note. They lost their starting point guard to an injury and filled this position with an underclassmen. The season finished off strong with a five win three loss record in the last eight games- and a nine win eleven loss record. Highlights of the Jr. High Season were: 1. Adam Hengers school record in rebounding - 30 rebounds in one game • which led United to a consilation game win in the Purchase Line tournament 2. Adam and Jeff Cook were named to the all-tournament team 3. The 7th and 8th team ended with a 14-4 record Row 1: Mike Foster, Billy Griffiths, Chad Rhine. Eric Thompson, Rich Hixson, Bill Marcus, Jeremy Becker, Donald Colgan, Brad Lear, Dusty Yaworski, Rod Sisistki. Bobby Zimmerman, BJ Frasier 49 JR, HIGH Row 1: Curt Sharp, Rich Hixson, Frank Plowman, Steve Barbus, Mick Jamison, Adam Henger, JefF Cook, Lance Holupka, Brad Lear. Sean Mack, Chris Steele, Chris Short Ifl itti D E T E R M I N A T I O N Row 1: Ed Bracken Row 2: Joe Walls, Dave Foust, George Bishop, Troy Stiffler, Ron McKillip, Joe Bufagna, Rick Garshnik, Row 3: Brian Lonas, Ed Peterson Rick Garshnik soph. (17-6-1), Dave Foust Sr. (18-4-1), and Joe Bufagna Sr. (18-4-1) qualified for the PIAA District Tournament in Tyrone, PA. George Bishop soph. (10-5), who also had a winning season almost qualified for districts. Good job guys! Wes Jennings Ed Peterson Dave Foust JB McClintock Joe Bufagna 51 Scott Drugo WHAM is an acronym for Wrestling Helpers, Annnouncers, and Managers. The club brings enthusiasm to wrestling at United. Funds are raised to pay for sweatshirts and plaques for the annual banquet which was held on March 22, 1987. The girls also make a display of posters and pictures in the Cafeteria. Members are required to attend six matches; some are asked to record stats, sell programs, announce the teams or be a manager. The sponsor is Rick Huffman. Row 1: Amy Starry, Sec. Lisa Holby, Marcia Mibert, Pres., Connie Skubic Row 2: Michel Nibert, Treas., Judy Gardner, Wendy Statler, Amy Miles, Laura Nicklow 42 LIOMS vs. OPPOMENTS Elderton 17 22 Conemaugh Twp. 34 24 Meyersdale 46 54 Salstburgh 7 21 Central Cambria 40 45 Berlin 18 35 Forest Hills 21 33 Ligonier Valley 28 39 Vo-Tech 24 10 Ferndale 45 57 Greensburg Central Catholic 8 42 Marion Center 21 20 Blairsville 38 36 Cambria Heights 18 20 Richland 30 The 86-87 wrestling squad produced their first winning season in over a decade. The varsity, led by seniors Joe Bufagna, David Foust, and Ed Peterson, posted an impressive 9-6 dual meet record. The J.V. team was also successful with a record of 12-2-1. ifliAAi Row 1: Don Boring, Pat Simms, Wes Jennings Row 2: Kevin Fleck, JB McClin-tock, Joe Naugle, Scott Drugo Row 1: Craig Statler, Garret Rohrbaugh, Row 2: Bill Surike, Mike Butler Jeff Fox, Lana Bracken, Savannah Stiles, Paul Shank, Derek Jones, James Brink, Mike Betts, Bobby Skubic. Ron Stutzman, John Berkavich, Coach Whitcomb, John Mack, Row 3: Carl Manges, Jeff Ritenour Barry Smith, Jeremy Martin, Pat Kopka, Row 4: Don Curry, Sean Moser, Kevin Manges. The 1986-87 Junior High Wrestling team finished with a 5-6 record. Four returning letter winners provided the core to this wrestling team. Good performances by first year freshman wrestlers and some tough seventh graders brought the team near a .500 mark. These seventh graders and some outstanding eighth graders, should give the team a good start for next year. Two wrestlers at-tined undefeated dual meet seasons; They were Craig Statler (11-0-0) and Jeremy Martin (7-0-0). 53 Hr T H E R I G H T C 0 M B 1 N A T I O N ft 111 United 92 United 34 United 93 United 76 United 83 United 67 United res United 81 United 73‘ a United Boy's Track Record - 1987 Ligonier Marion Center Northern Cambria Blairsville Blacklick Valley Homer Center Penns Manor Purchase Line Saltsburg Windber Our youthful track team suffered 6 defeats and only 4 wins but,! could've been on the other side of the ledger with a little luck. These 4 meets were decided by 4 inches in throws, lh inch in jumps, a missed baton in relays, and a leading runner falling and not able to finish his race. Row 1: Dwayne Kaufman, Tom Glusko, Pat Becker. Ed Peterson, Eric Allen. JB McClintock, Don Boring, Bill Dunbar. Row 2: Tim Mihalic, Keith Caldwell, Derek Jones. Pete Draksler, Terry Shoup. Chris Peters, Tony Matok, Dan McNutt, Jim Fry, Ly Brink, Kevin Stewart, Row 3: Mark Gelles, John Hirsch. Rob Clevenger. Brian Lonas, Dave Culp, Chuck Skibo, Jim Hirsch, Scott Schuller, Bob Penrose, Mike Girolomi, Bob Snyder, Steve Dunsmore, Rick Markel, Kevin Joseph, Robert McLaughlin GIRLS TRACK RECORD - 10-4 United United United United United United United United United United United United United United Apollo Ridge Ligonier Blairsville Blairsville Blacklick Valley Portage Saltsburg Marion Center 85‘ 2 Blacklick Valley 64 Marion Center 91‘ 2 Northern Cambria 76 Windber 31 2 Cambria Heights 87 Saltsburg 55 77 57 61 12 65 49 78 53‘ z 77 49� 2 65 109‘ 2 54 Row 1: Gina Gehosky. Wilma Clark, Clancy Silk, Leslie Mack, Bridget Thomas, Kristie Dill, Susan Stutzman, Dawn Long. Cindy Foster. Row 2: Karen Szawlkowski, Dawn Billows, Jacinda Campbell. Jennifer Lonas. Pam Conger. Beth Blacksmith. Amy Harding, Cindy Naugle. Wendy Lashley, Mellisa Shrover, Capri Stiles, Trish Bearer, Row 3: Keri Lichtenfels, Lynette Fisher. Carrie Halldin. Michelle Richards. Elaine Stewart, Jennifer Palovich, Melissa Marx, Lisa Walsh. Chris Knight, Marsha Lindsey. Robin Elder, Vicki Griffiths. Lori Cramer, Billie Jo Altemus, Shelly Novak, Kelly Lichtenfels, Michelle Dill 54 Keri Lichtenfels led the United throwers. She was voted most outstanding field performer in Indiana County meet and co-outstanding field Athlete in the Appalachian Conference. She also placed 1st and 2nd respectively in the shot and discus at Districts. Wilma Clark was the outstanding javelin thrower. She was named Appalachian All-Star and also qualified for the District IV meet. Freshman Leslie Mack also qualified in the shot. The Lion throwers were led by Seniors Bob Penrose. Hick Markel, Eric Allen, and all-purpose man Scott Schuller. Bob Penrose led the shot (43 ft. 1 3 4 in.) and discus (135'3 ), while Rick Markel was the top javelin thrower (146.-10 ). Pete Draksler was the top sohpmore with a throw of 117' 5 . Bob Penrose (shot, discus). Pete Draksler (discus), and Rick Markel (Javelin) were district qualifiers. Senior JB McClintok led the United thinclad jumpers with a personal best of 11' 9 in the pole vault. JB qualified for the district VI meet and placed fifth. Brian Krevetski was the top high jumper (5'8 ) long jumper (19'6 ) and triple jumper (403 1 4 ). Brian qualified for districts in all three jumps. The top underclassmen was Steve Dunsmore in the long jump (17' 7 1 2 ) and long jump (36' 10 ) Shelly Novak led the jumpers in the long and triple jumps. She was named co-field athlete in Appalachian conference and was also an all-star. Shelly qualified for Districts in both jumps, placing 4th in long jump and 5th in triple jump. Carrie halldin, Lynette Tisher. and Kim Sea rtf were also top Jumpers. 55 Hr s p R I Pi T E R S A N D D I S T A N C E Dave Culp (Sr.), Keith Caldwell (Fresh.), Don Boring (Jr.) and Chuck Skibo (Sr.) led the distance men In 1987. Dave qualified for Districts in the 3200 run and sixth with a personal best of 10:18. Keith Caldwell also qualified for Districts and had a personal best of 2:09 in the 800 m. run. Chuck and Don were members of the 1600 meter relay team was qualified for the District VI meet. The distance people, displaying great effort this year, were led by Jennifer Lonas, Jacinda Campbell. Cindy Maugle. and Wendy Lashley. United Sprinters were led by sophomore Tony Matok who set the school record in the 100 meter dash (11.1) at the District VI meet where he also qualified for the PIAA State track meet. Injuries kept senior Pat Becker from reaching his full potential. Sprinters were led by Chris Knight, Lisa Walsh, Shelly Movak and Capri Stiles. These girls comprised the 400 m. relay team who placed 4th in the District meet. Lisa Walsh placed 3rd in both the 100 and 200 m. dashes. With Chris Knight placing 4th in the 100. Capri qualified for Districts in the 100 m hurdles and 300m hurdles and was also co-outstanding track athlete in the Appalacian Conference and most valuable track performer at the Indiana County Meet. 56 SENIORS LYNETTE FISCHER CARRIE HALLDIN CAPRI STILES KERI LICHTENFELS PAM CONGER KIM SCARFF BETH TARR WILMA CLARK LORI CRAMER Ed Peterson Eric Allen J.B. McClintock Pat Becker SENIORS Rick Markel Bob Penrose Special thanks to the girls boys varsity track coaches, whose time and dedication made the 1987 track teams winners. Coach Lichtenfels Coach Fratrick Coach Yewcic Coach Chero Coach Matava 58 WORKING LEFT: IQENE BUPKHAQDT BELOW: LYNNE SHOUP LEFT: BECKY MCCLAUGHLIN ABOVE: PITA MUIP LEFT: KIM MOSEQ. DEANN PP1CE VALUABLE, MAIM ARTERIES KEEP THE TEAM PUMPIMG BELOW: KELLI HEMINC Valuable arteries are exactly what you can call the seven graduating seniors of this years softball team. They worked extra hard to keep their team pumping— all the way to Districts. Without their extra effort put forth, that goal may never have been reached. 60 OVERTIME SOFTBALL '87 APPALACHIAN CO-CHAMPS United 3 at Purchase Line 4 United 26 at Laurel Valley 4 United 18 at Marion Center 5 United 21 at Saltsburg 15 United 20 at Blairsville 4 United 14 Laurel Valley 6 United 9 Purchase Line 10 United Hat Homer Center 7 United 18 Marion Center 7 United 8 Saltsburg 6 United 18 Homer Center 8 United 8 Blairsville 2 MAIN ARTERY. BECKY. GETTING THE JOB DONE mm f Front: Terry Manges, Tony Silbaugh, Nellie Stinson, Deann Price, Kim Mosee, Lynne Shoup, Becky McGlaughlin. Amy Starry, Pam Ofman-Mng.. Middle: Cary Moser, —Coach, Jody Yaworski-Mng, Candy OverdorfF. Stephanie Kopka, Sheila Silbaugh, Peggy Shomo, Bev Ofman, Judy Burkhardt, Sue Nerone. Theresa Muir, Sue Mrosky-Coach, Back:Tracy Lichtcnfels-Mng. Judy Shomo, Jenny Burkett, Amy Palmer, Brenda Mervine, Carole Bartlebaugh, Rita Muir, Kelli Hemming, Irene Burkhardt. In regular season our girls scored 174 runs to their opponents 78. This year the girls also made it to District 6 prelimary play off game where they lost to P.L. 13-(L n KIMMIE READY TO GIVE IT ALL SHE’S GOT. DEEZER WAITING TO PUT ON THE TAG. SHE’S OUT! O CO 03fd004 UitO 0030i- UNITED 10 Forest hills 8 Laurel Valley 7 Portage 4 Marion Center 0 Conemaugh Valley 6 Conemaugh Valley 5 Forest Hills 6 Femdale 3 Laurel Valley 1 Blacklick 9 Blacklick District 6 Playoffs 6 Portage 2 Mount Union FRONT: TIM STEELE. JACK ERASER. ERIC MURPHY, RICKY L1CHTENFELS. GROVER PEGG. BACK; JIM S1SITSKI. CORY W1DMAR. KEITH VANHOOSE. TIM AULT. COURTNEY SALKELD. 63 LION BASEBALL 87 EMOTIONS START YOUNG Standing: Barb Muir, Brooke Catob, Luwaine Adams, Stephanie Guyer, Brooke Thomas. Misty Budnik. Kneeling: Candi Cramer. Tonja Fernando, Stacy Wal-beck, Kristen Duns-more, Vicki Stewart, Sherry Uadiski Right: Jr. high, JV, and Varsity Cheerleaders announcing their team is 1 in District 6! United' is exactly what our three cheerleading squads are, and they've proven it by working together in planning pep assemblies, painting signs, and cheering at games. All three squads participated in the elite cheering camps this past summer and worked hard to keep the spirit at United alive and jumping! AND CONTINUE TO BUILD Sponsor: Kathy Ash-com Middle Back and Center: Melissa Berezansky, Diane Was-check. Left to Right: Jacquie Widmar, Dawn Billow. Beth Blacksmith, Elaine Stewart, Susan Stutz-man, Deneen Berezansky, Vicki Thompson. The varsity cheerleading squad will be losing seven enthusiastic senior members. These girls have worked together for the past four to eight years and each one can easily be identified by their Individual cheering personalities: Left-counter clockwise: Lori Sylves has been a cheerleader for five years and she is the creative one ! Lori was our strongest base and she was selected as an alternate cheerleader for the Ken Lantzy All-Star game. Shelly Griffith who has always held the prestigious front row position, has been a cheerleader for 5 years. She was an asset to the squad because of her flexibility and coordination as a top. for 7 years Dec Dee Dixon has been on a UhS squad and has recently been known for her flipping abilities and the ability to ignore pain for 8 straight months. Voted Most School Spirit, Cindy Bloom has been a cheerleader for 8 years and is known for her loud voice and enthusiasm. She was captain for the 1986 Championship squad and was selected as a Ken Lantzy All-Star cheerleader. Lisa Wagner, who also has cheered for 8 years, was a major asset to the squad as a top. She was easily tossed and she looked perfect in the air when she performed her jumps. Known for her gymnastic abilities, Kim Scarff helped to transform the squad from a plain and boring group to a more exciting and talented team. Kim has been a cheerleader for 7 years. Michelle Mack who has been a member of a UhS squad for 3 years. Is known for her gymnastic ability, cute smile, and sturdiness as a base. Michelle never gave up hope and always encourages others to try. WE ARE THE CHAMFIO 1SI EMOTIONS IN MOTION This year the varsity cheerleaders literally TUPPED for their football, basketball, and wrestling teams. With lots of hard work and a few broken bones, a new style of cheering was performed to crowds and teams. Old techniques were changed to an ELITE: and college type cheering. This was not something achieved over night; the girls devoted many summer days at practice and at each others houses improving cheers and stunts. With self dedication. . . . WE ARE THE . . . the dedication of our sponsor. Kathy Ashcom. who has worked with us for four years, and hard work all combined, our efforts paid off. We won the 1986 tri-county Cheerleading ContestI We would like to thank Miss Plyler for helping us with our gymnastics. Denise Buzzinotti - our co - advisor. Miss Wettling and helpers for gettin us through football play offs, and most of all everyone who supported us. This one was for you. Kate! Top of bleachers: Lori Sylves. Kathy Ashcom - advisor, Cindy Bloom. Kneeling and standing: Lisa Walsh. Shelly Griffith, Kim Scarff, Tammy Burkett. Sitting: Kim Romeo. Dee Dee Dixon. Michelle Mack. Lisa Wagner. CHAMPIONS! LEFT: SMILING FACES PROCLAIM WE RE NUMBER 11 The Varsity Cheerleaders took 1st place In the dance competition as they performed to the song Conga, and also a 1st place in the cheer division with a cheer entitled UHS. Let s Oo. This Is the 1st time a squad from United has achieved such a goalI LEADERS OF THE CLASS OF 88 As hecric preparations for rhe prom begin, Mr Calhoun and Juniors plan ro decorate hallway and auditorium Junior Class Officers-rop left ro right Thu Nguyen, Dave Plowman, Jack Fraser, Dustin Gesser, Tammy Hildebrand, Joe Higgins, Laura Drown A TEAM STRIKES AGAIN THE BEST OF UNITED HONORED BRADY CATOB, MELISSA MALAKOS, JODY LASHLEY, JENNIFER LONAS, NANCY KILLEN AND BETH MCCLOSKEY TRICIA KUHNS, TONI SILBAUGH, DON BORING, BRIAN BORING, JEANNINE MASCHAK, SEAN MACK AND DEREK JONES 71 SECOND NINE WEEKS A TEAM NANCY KILLEN, KANDI OVERDORFF, JODY LASHLEY, MELISSA MALAKOS, CARL MANGES, HELEN DEYARMIN, JULIE MAGALICH, TONI SILBAUGH, STEVE DUNSMORE, SHEILA LEAR, TRICIA KUHNS, AND DEREK JONES The “A” team is selected each nine weeks after the report cards are distributed. To qualify, students must make all A’s on solid subjects — quite a feat! Junior High and Senior High students are eligible to be a part of the “A” team and everyone is encouraged to be a part of the academic excellence at United. THIRD TIME A CHARM! A TEAM HONOR STUDENTS SELECTED MELISSA MALAKOS, CARL MANGES, KAREN SZALKOWSKI, KANDI OVERDORFF, AMY STARRY, TONI SILBAUGH, JODY LASHLEY, JULIE MAGALISH, BETH MCCLOSKEY, DEREK JONES, TRICIA KUHNS, JEANNINE MASCHAK, AJ KINDYA, DON BORING, KEN MURDICK 73 V This year the National Honor Society hit the Big Apple! Their field trip to New York City was the years highlight. All agree the trip was worth it. The group here is pictured with advisor Mrs. Bennett. SNHS members are: (from bottom) Michel Nibert. Cindy Bloom. Capri Stiles. Shelly Griffith. David Griffith. Lori Cramer. Phuong Nguyen. Lori Sylves. Helen Deyarmin. Nellie Stinson. Cindy Lowther. Mark Mort. Lisa Holby. Dave Culp. Amy Brendlinger. Joe Sanna. Heather Martin. Jeannine Maschak. Bob Snyder. Sheila Lear. Pam Ofman. Brian Garland. Bill Conger. Pat Becker. Doyle Carney. Kevin Stewart. Rodney Brink. Darren Cams. Jim Mowery. Susan Voytas was absent from the picture. ART CLUB Art Club began the year with an elaborate display for the Hawaiian Homecoming '86. A team participated in Glosser Brothers annual halloween window painting contest in Johnstown. These students provide seasonal decorations ior events throughout the year. For propective future art students there was a field trip to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Selected club officers are: President-senior; Chuck Skibo, vice-president-junior; Bridget Thomas, secretary-junior; Trade Matthews and treasurer-Kevin Fleck; a junior. Row 1: (from left) Maureen Highland, Wilma Clark, Trade Matthews, Bridget Thomas, Kelly Blattenberger. Row 2: Charlene McClarren, Tracy Pegg, Heather Smith, Lori Sylves, Chuck Skibo, Kevin Fleck, and Marcia Nibert. S P E C I A L The 1987 Special Olympics was held at Miller Stadium, I.U.P. Participants from UHS were: Sonna Mclntire, George Willis, David Gamble, Cindy Brown, Carl McGinnis, Paul Penrose, Mark Mckendrick. OLYMPICS The seniors on the stoff this yeor did o commendoble job to produce o different, exciting yearbook for the school. Junior members gained additional knowledge at Jostens Yearbook Planning Workshop at Seton Hill College. Picture one- row 1: (from left) Sheilo Silbough, Trade Matthews, Bridget Thomas, Kelli Dlottenberger, Dill Conger. Second row: Ms. Colgon, Phuong Nguyen, Peggy Shomo, Llso Holby. Morclo Nibert, Michel Nibert, Tommy Burkett. Third row.- Doyle Corney (photographer), Sheilo Lear, Carrie Holdin, Keri Lichtenfels, Beth Torr, Pom Ofmon, David Hill and Rodney Brink. Students on the 1987 yearbook staff ore dedicating this page to advisor Ms. Linda Colgan. She has worked tirelessly on the yearbook for six years. We thank her for her help as advisor and as a friend. K A Kaleidoscope is defined as anything £ that is always changing. This is a fitting description for this group of motivated and talented students who work dili-gently all year to produce an exception-D al literary magazine. This year's all-senior-staff consists of: O (from left) Cindy Bloom. Lori Sylves. c Steve Berezansky, Lynette Fisher Dave o Culp, Eric Allen, Capri Stiles, John Grif- fith, Becky McLaughlin, and Scott Dodds. o p E Room 207 is busy, as the newspaper staff at United bustles to meet its deadline. This year's dedicated editor John Griffith, could often be found at work during afterschool hours. Lori Cramer also worked as a temporary contributing editor, under the instruction of Miss Caruso, the sponsor. Staffers from left row one are: Lori Cramer, Chris Knight, Joe Bufagna. Row two: Helen Deyarmin, Tracie Matthews, Laura Brown. Row three: John Griffith, Marsha Lindsey, Becky Johnson. Row four: Bridget Thomas, Kelly Blat-tenberger. Boo Kameliski. Row five: Kevin Fleck, Courtney Salkeld. Row 6: Paul Gelles, Chuck Batten. W H I T E STAR JR. HIGH SHI CLUB 79 MU ALPHA The members of the Math Club celebrated a successful fund raising dance with their annual pizza-pigout-bowling party. They started the night out at Pizza Hut where, led by the club’s sponser Mr. Busovicki, they devoured 8 large pizzas and countless pitchers of pop. Mr. Wagner joined the fun later at Mohawk Lanes where he bowled the highest score of the night, 217 points. The party was completely successful and gave everyone needed rest from school. THETA 7th Grade Chorus is a two part chorus. This is the youngest chorus at United. They are the starting rung of the ladder up to Senior Chorus. 7th Grade Chorus participated in two concerts. Some of the chorus members were selected to participate in County Chorus. We had students dress up as elves for the Christmas Concert. Kim Romeo taught the kids to dance. She did a really GREAT Job 7th Grades J, ■A a Junior Chorus is a 3-4 part harmony chorus, which prepares the students for the Senior High Chorus. These students work really hard. They perform two concerts and also are selected to go to county chorus. County Chorus gives them a good experience; it gives them a chance to sing with the best of the Indiana County. The 80 member Senior Chorus is on elecrive group wirh membership by audition. We performed for rhe Christmas Program and rhe Spring Concert Selected members participated in County Chorus or Solrsburg High School, March 0. Seniors also participated in graduation os o vocal ensemble. All rhe boys in Sr. Chorus performed 3 songs or rhe Spring Concert os o boy’s choir. Kim Romeo taught rhe boys to do o little donee for each number. SIR. d (I [ J LL_ mc'DS'g'K jW eizsio FDLA Tricia, Sheila, Cheryl, Lynne, Rodney FBLA participated in a Fall Work shop. Regional and State Competition. This year United had 11 students participate at the State Leadership Conference. and had two students voted in as Regional Officers: Dave Hill and Kerry Clark. In addition to workshops and competitions, the FBLA went on a Career Field Trip to ICM Business College in Pittsburgh. To help support the activities, a pie and candy sale were held. FBLA’s service project for the year was the installation of a pen and pencil machine in the guidance office. 86 T ‘7S'TR'?(?'7 SA7tT JR COUNTY BAND '7£ t7?t The archery club is sponsored by Harvey Kawlins and Ken Jones. The major activities of the club include instruction in proper shooting technique, demonstration on arrows, the construction of arrows, and the making of bowstrings. The club has outdoor 3D shoots before the hunting season and during the winter months an indoor competition is conducted with trophies awarded. sTuvsTn Lisa Bask id Chris Benamat Michael Betts Jim Bowser Jim Brindza James Brink Elaine Brown Melissa Brown Valerie Brown Eric Bruckhart Jim Buckles Brian Burkhardt Malinda Campbell David Campbell Terry Campbell Susan Campbell Brooke Catob Brian Clark Ann Colgan Joe Cornetto Jason Crawford Serena Crawford Eric Cressley Eddie Crook Bill Croyle Aimee Crusan Mary Kaye Currie Vickie Deyarmin Robin Diamond Bridget Dunbar Tabitha Duncan Kristen Dunsmore Kari Fitzgerald Mike Foster Tammy Fritz Greta Fry Jill Fry Cami Gallagher Mario Giazzon Amy Gibbons Joe Gillin Dave Glusko Hicole Gresh Shawn Griffith Billy Griffiths Jose Gutierrez Brook Hamrock Lisa hamrock Carla MebenthaI Tina Melman Vicki Heming L eland Henderson Misti Henry Tammy Hill David Hixon Rachelle Horner CLASS OF 92 93 am or 92 Jodi Lynn Jacobs Kirk Johnson Cindy Jordan Marcy Kaufman Shari Kitzmiller Kristy Kobak James Kodman Laura Krevetski Andrea LaMantia Shawn Lawson Paula Lear Mandi Leightly Sandra Lenhart Lisa Lichtenfels Craig McLaughlin Bill Meagher John Mintzer Brandon Moose Barbie Muir Dan Muir Robin Muir Beverly Mixon Mandi Mixon Tanya Mixson icky O'Campo ihawna Oliver jbert Palguta bi Jo Palmer y Patterson son Penich d Penrose n Penrose Postgate thy Price Pudliner Michael Lichtenfels Robert Lichtenfels Stephen Ling Elaine Little Rick Lowther Lori Luther Ben Mack Buffy Mack Chuck Mack Trade Mack Carrie Malnofsky Brian Manges Carrie Market Melissa Mcburney Jennifer McCullough Marty McCullough Blair McCunn Michelle McCurdy Misty McGee Donna Mclntire Kelly McKendrick Jeff Rager Brenda Rambish Tricia Ray ha Sheila Reeger Tammy J. Reidell Tim Reidell Bill Ressler' Jerry Ressler Bridget Reynolds Chad Rhine Jeff Richards Steve Richards Jennifer Shearer Paul Shank Dirk Sellers Shawn Rodkey John Robinson Jeff Ritenour Thereas Risbon Steve Shepler Brenda Shirley Cliff Silvis Melissa Simmons Rod Sisitki Bobby Skubic Dale Sloan Jennifer Smyder Michael Solomon Jim Spaid Michael Stephens Sheila Stephens Vickie Stewart Keith Stiles Savannah Stiles Jason Stormer Daniel Strazisar Carrie Swanhart Jennie Stumpf Eric Thompson Shawn Vann Jennifer Voytas Shawn Waddell John Wagner Chrystal Wertz Albert Widmar Kim Widmar Harry Wisner Dusty Yaworski Chris Zele Bob Zimmerman Lori Baldwin Lisa Myers CLASS OF 92 95 Stacy Tammie Arford T.J. Ault Corrine Baird Steven Baird Thomas Baker John Patsy Baskid Anderson Jeremy Becker Andrew Bishop Valerie Boring Glenn Bosley Jeff Bracken Bartlebaugh Melissa Patty Batten Elaine Brown James Jerry Byers Shawn Jennifer Lana Bracken Bracken Timothy Ted Cochran Butchkoski Stacey jeonway Cameron Campbell Lacey Cams Jennifer Clark Brendlinger Brandee Donald Colgan Nathan Jason Cook Candi Cramer Grace Crook Jeremy Crusan Penny Clark Dabbs Michelle Dodson Andreana Lynette Meribeth Tonja Lisa Czemic Stephen Dienes Dawn Train Dubnansky Eamigh Patula Pernando Blaic Pigard % Pigard Jeremy ritzgerald B.J. Praser Billi Jo Gamble Rodney Gardner Robert George CLASS or 91 Heather Bridget Robert Stephanie Matt Haire Monty Hall Anna Shelby Harper Gilmore Greenwood Griffiths Guyer Nancy Killen Ben Keech Harkleroad Chad Koske L Anne Heming Peggie Henry Rebecca Tammy Kathy Kelly Amy Korlewitz Jason Mack , Gerald Lamb Jody Lashley Hoover Kauffman Lichtenfels Lichtenfels Darrin Mack Rebecca Julie Magalich Paula Manning Brad Lear Andy Leary Lani Dana Glen McClure McKillip Connie Brian Merkel Bill Marcus Tessie McClintock McCloskey Stefanie Miller Jennifer McKinney Bobbie Joe Mlntzer Marci Mlakar Tonya Mesler Josephine Mock McCarthy Heather Mihalic Casey Mowery Holly Miller Huy Nguyen Juanita Miller Scott Nibert Shane Oliver Mintmier Wesley Palmer. 97 Albert Parsley Rudy Redilla Holly Seigh Craig Statler Sherry Uadiski Mark Wright Paul Penrose Lisa Reha Grant Shiley Jeff Stephens Beverly Walbeck Kenneth Yamal Bonita Pisarcik Garrett Rohrabaugh Chris Short Cathy Stiffy Stacy Walbeck Jodi Yaworski Christie Plowman Melissa Rohgbaugh Wendy Shoup Tom Stiffler Bob Price Michelle Rose Jason Smathers Ronald Stutzman Mike Rager Lori Rudnik Deanna Smith Dawn Tantlinger Cindy Wilkins Brandy Randolph Misty Rudnik Mary Jane Smith Brooke Thomas Samantha Walker Jennifer Ream Christine Salvador Scott Smith Shannon Tomb George Willis 98 Peter Alfieri Billie Jo Altemus Kristi Arford Kelly Baker Robert Baldwin Steve Barbus Tricia Bearer John Berkavich Deneen Berezansky Dawn Billow Elizabeth Blacksmith Amy Boring Anthony Boring Brian Boring Donald Brink Huong Brink David Brothers Cindy Brown Jennifer Burkett Michael Butler Keith Caldwell Douglas Campbell Jacinda Campbell Brady Catob June Clark Jeff Cook Chris Cornetto Robert Crook Hugh Cunningham Donald Currie Kristie Dill Dustin Duckworth Todd Fletcher CLASS OF 90 99 Cynthia roster Brian Fox Jeff Fox Kristie Franklin Joe Geisweidt Daniel George Dana Greenland Victoria Griffiths Amy Harding Lee Ann Helenic Dawn Heming Robert Heming Adam Henger Lance Holupka James Henry Hick Jamison James Howard Rodney Johnston Derek Jones Kevin Joseph Dwayne Kauffman Rhonda Kinard Jannett Kuhns Wendy Lashley Elizabeth Lenhart Tracy Lichtenfels Pam Lindsey Jesse Lloyd Jennifer Lonas Dawn Long John Mack Lesley Mack Sean Mack Melissa Malakos CLASS OF 90 Carl Manges Kevin Manges Christa Marino Wyatt Marsh Jeremy Martin Melissa Marx Chris Mazey Calvin McAdoo Shelly McCauley David McCullough Mike McCully Glen McElwee Daryl McGinnis Robert McGinnis Dale McKinney Greg Miles Kristen Miller Bill Mintmier Tammy Mintzer Sean Moser Ed Mracho Mike Muir Cindy Maugle Lisa Nicklow Jeremy Nixon Bev Ofman Kerry Olechovski Kandis Overdorff Stacey Overdorff Tom Palguta Jennifer Palovich Nita Pease Frank Peck 101 Trank Plowman David Ponchione Brian Price Michele Reynolds Tracy Rohrabaugh Mellissa Schroyer David Seigh Curt Sharp Heather Shearer Judy Shomo Toni Silbaugh Jenny Silvis Clancy Silk Barry Smith Bobbi Jo Smith Scott Smith Heather Staller Christopher Steele Melanie Stewart Kristina Stiles Rick Stormer Gary Strong Sherry Stutzman Susan Stutzman Bill Surike Karen Szalkowski Vicki Thompson Rodney Wagner Scott Wagner Dawn Willis Jay Winters Richard Zele Doug Altemus Deana Ault Sheila Beaver Tim Benemati Jennifer Bennett Melissa Berezansky George Bishop Craig Boring Shelby Boring Tammy Bowser Ed Bracken Lonnie Brown Kristy Bruckhart Betty Buckles Rick Cameron Anna Campbell Robert Clevenger Rebecca Conrad Colleen Conway Karen Cramer Julie Cressley Scott Croyle Michelle Davis Tracy Davis Eric Dixon Peagy Donahue Peter Draksler Kriston Dubnansky Steve Dunsmore Paul Eicher Robin Elder Jim Fernando Sherri Tiller Judy Gardner Cristal Gardner CLASS OF 89 103 Rick Garshnick Mark Gelles Lisa George Tommy Glusko Cindy Gornick Tracy Griffith Jennifer Haire Dave halldin Tony Hatok Aileen Henry Mike Hicks Darice Higgins Jim Hirsch Joanne Hirsch John Hirsch John Holupka Randy Hood Rhonda Horner Ray Johns Mike Jones Jamie Keech Darryl Kitzmiller Tammy Lenhart Angel Libengood Bill Little Brenda Lowther David Mack Jarrid Magalich Dave Marcus Janette Mazey Bill Mazey Tim McCullough Bill McGarvey Carl McGinnis Terry McGinnis CLASS OF 89 104 Bob McLaughlin Dan McMutt Brenda Mervine Amy Miles Richard Mort Allan Moser John Moser Ken MurdicK Beth Myers Joe ftaugle Sue Ann Nerone Laura Hicklow Amy Palmer Corey Palmer Tammy Patterson Tracy Pegg Jody Penrose Paul Penrose Chris Peters Michelle Richards Sharleen Reeger Mark Rayha Darleen Reeger Stacey Riddle Karen Shirley Shelly Shetler Tara Sheesley Joi Schuller Kary Schroyer Crystal Scarff Deanne Salvador Diane Rudnik Kim Romeo Rod Rohrabugh CLASS OF 89 105 Terry Shoup Kary Schroyer Robert Shultz Greg Sisitki Valerie Sisitki Connie Skubic Doug Smith Heather Smith Joe Smith Jackie Snyder Wendy Statler Billy Stephens Elaine Stewart Lance Stewart Troy Stiffler Lee Ann Stiles Michele Stiles Eric Stivison Becky Stumpf Mark Surike Stephanie Sylves Stephanie Tanner Mark Thomas Tracie Thompson Melissa Tomb Randy Torok Lori Waddel Joe Walls Lisa Walsh Traci Warfel Diane Wascak Dennis Weber Jacquie Widmar Mike Wilson Mike Wright Tammy Zello CLASS or 88 Tom Allison Kelly Blattenberger Traci Brendlinger Elizabeth Burkley Veronica Ardrey Donald Boring Doug Broderick Amy Campbell Tim Ault Jeff Bosley John Brown Melissa Campbell Crystal Baird Jay Bracken Laura Brown Kathy Clark Carole Bartlebaugh Amy Brendlinger Tammy Burkett Kerry Clark Sharon Becker Jodee Brendlinger Judy Burkhardt Tim Coachman 107 Bill Conger Bobbi Felton Jim Fry Dustin Gesser Amy Conway William Felton Scott Gallaher Mike Girolami Todd Detwiler Kevin Fleck David Gamble Eric Gorman Mike Donelson Scott Fletcher Mark Gaston Bridget Hamrock William Dunbar Jack Fraser Gina Gehosky Sheila helenic Bill Edminston Marc Frederick Jeff George Jim Heming 108 Tracy Henderson Joe Hollen Emery Kerekes Greg Krevetskt Tammy Henry Tom Hoover Kevin Kerr Jim Kuntz Tammy Hildebrand Bob Horner Joan Kitzmiller Jerry Lamb David J. Hill Maureen Hyland Chris Knight Rick Lichtenfels Derek Hodge William Jamison Stephanie Kopka Marsha Lindsey Louis Hoffman John Kauffman Wendy Koske Brian Lonas 109 Cindy Lowther Tracie Matthews Mike McLaughlin Theresa Muir Leonhardt Mack Beth McCloskey Pam Miller Anh Thu Nguyen Bob Malinofsky Sean McGarvey Eileen Mintmier Joe Nicoletti Terri Manges Carol McGinnis Traci Mintzer Shelly Novak Kory Marsh Ron McKillip Marsha Moser Pam Ofman no Jeannine Maschak Joe McKinney Rick Mountain Tracy Pease Tammy Penrose Mike Robinson Todd Shirley Renee Smoter Dave Plowman Prank Romano Peggy Shomo Kelly Snyder Rich Rager Joe Sanna Sheila Silbaugh Bob Snyder Wade Rager Scott Schaffer Pat Sims Cindy Sombronski Shawn Retallack Bernie Sapp Jeff Smathers Teresa Stapleton Don Robinson Jeannette Shetler Tina Smith Amy Starry 111 JR CLASS OFFICERS: JOE HIGGINS, DUSTIN GESSER, TAMMY HILDEBRAND, DAVID PLOW MAN, THU NGUYEN, LAURA BROWN, JACK FRASER Nellie Stinson Bridget Thomas Brad Trout Brenda Turley Shelly Vann Eddie Walbeck Terri Wallace Tom Willis Denise Weber Jeff Yaworski Tim Steele Sue Voytas Tammy Yeager The wind blew softly drying tears that welled in my eyes. As I followed the crowd, I heard once again the stern yet gentle tone of her voice and felt the warmth of her smile. It seemed as though she were watching, her presence filled the sweet-smelling air. Finally, I realized it was time to let go, to sadly say a last good-bye. Corey Gilmore MRS. MYERS She was a friend like no other, we'll miss her in so many ways. Her enthusiasm shone brightly, oeo on the darkest of days. With a fighting spirit and a gentle smile, she gave us a special confidence to go that extra mile. To put it in words seems impossible to do, for never will a day go by that we won't dearly miss you. SCHOOL BOARD School Director Recognition Day January 9, 1987 Clarence Stiles, Dorothy Ling, Mary Lou Henry, Richard Murdick, Ben Mack, Sam Gaul, Ken Heming WHEREAS, WHEREAS, WHEREAS, the role of locally elected school officials has served the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and local communities in meeting the needs of public education since the passage of the Free School Act in 1834; and these local boards have discharged their responsibilities to public education in a manner which has placed public education in the forefront of our educational systems; and local elected school officials have distinguished themselves and their communities in this nonpaid, volunteer public service commitment; and WHEREAS, the contributions of these men and women should be recognized and appreciated by those who benefit from the workings of our public school system, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Executive Board of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association hereby proclaims the second Friday of each January as School Director Recognition Day in this commonwealth and FURTHER RESOLVE that this proclamation be communicated to all school districts, school officials and local communities in a planned program which brings visibility and awareness of the role of locally elected school officials to the citizenry of this commonwealth. 114 Central Administrative Office Secretaries — nancy Coursey, Betty Burkett, Pam Silk THE REFEREE I think that I shall never see — A satisfactory referee, about whose head a halo shines — one who rates reporter s lines. One who calls them as the are— and not as I would do — by far. One who leans not either way — but. let's the boys or girls decide the play. Poems are made by men like me— but, only God could referee Mr. Federinko Assistant Principal Mr. Federinko ns BUSINESS MANAGER MR. MARCUS QUIZ GUIDANCE OFFICE 1. WHAT TEACHER ON THIS PAGE IS FAMOUS FOR SAYING 01 YOI YOU 3. DO YOU NEED A BANDAID? 3. WHOSE FAVORITE QUESTION IS DO YOU WALK TO SCHOOL, OR CARRY YOUR LUNCH? 1. G. DiThomas 2. L. Bower 3. J. Conger G. DITHOMAS B. RESSLER 116 J. CONGER J. FARABAUGH L. BOWEN D. GORDISH S CHERO QUIZ 1. WHAT TEACHER SAYS HE 1C ALWAYS IN TOTAL CONTROL? 2. WHAT PERSON DO YOU THINK OF WHEN YO HEAR THE WORD CHIEF? 3 WHOSE FAVORITE COLOR IS PURPLE? T. HOWARD D. PONCH ONE J. DUNSMORE 4. WHOSE PET PEEVE IS WHEN PENCILS DISAPPEAR? 1. D. Gordish 2. D. Brcndle 3. J Dunsmore 4. T. Howard l L 117 P. CLARK D. BRENDLE, R. STUMPF QUIZ 1. Reoch bock mro rhe deprhs of our fronds. 2 “We ore going ro ptay hofdboll rodoy 0 “Do you hove o pass ro be In rhis hoi? 4 “Alrlghr girls, serrie down now Oh sorry Dove' People serrie down “ ANSWERS 1 Mr D 2 Mr D 3 Mrs Srephens ond Mrs Dixon 4 Mrs Dixon 1 “Whor! 2 Men ore berrer rhon girls'' 3. Who con rolk like o cncker? 4 The dumbesr quesrion is rhe one never asked ANSWER 1. Mr Szelong 2 Mr Szelong 3 Mr Perdeus 4 Mr Wilson 1 “Srop rempring my girls wirh rhor food 2 “Sroy in your own room 3 “Srop your comploning 4 This person always hos on evil smde on her face 5 “Ger dressed ond rake o shower 6 “Jusr eor if.” ANSWERS 1 Mrs Meyers 2 Mrs Meyers 3. Mrs Plowman 4 Ms Colgon 5 Mr Poidiak 6 Ms Werrling B. Dixon, J. Srephens, D. Burchkoski, S. Yeager, N Bollinger N Bollinger, J. Covonogh, S. Coruso, B. Mock, R. Szelong, J. Perdeus. J. Wilson SPECIAL EDUCATION READING CENTER AIDES —{a A —— HOME EC. SCIENCE DEPT. Mr. Rawlins, Mrs. Croup, Mr. DeRubis, Mrs. Calhoun, Mr. George Mr. Rawlins and Tip -v VWW- Mr. Rawlins and Tip MATH DEPT. VvIvk W- QUIZ 1. Who talks about He-Man Characters? 2. Who's nickname is “Pinky ? 3. Who tells the worst jokes? 4. Who usually talks about hunting? 5. Who usually has “homework checks ? 6. Who wears odd ties? 7. Who always say, . um, um? ? 8. Which teacher teaches gymnastics ? 9. Who had a militaristic expectation humor? 10. Who's class do people have to study for tests? 11. Which teacher went to Florida University? ANSWERS 1. Mr. Wagner 2. Mr. George 3. Mr. Busovicki 4. Mr. Kodman 5. Mr. Busovicki 6. Mr. Rawlins 7. Mr. Verotsky 8. Miss Plyler 9. Mr. DeRubis 1 0. Mr. Whitcomb 11. Mrs. Croup QUIZ SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Fratrich, Mr. Calhoun. Miss Deem, Mr. Jones, Ms. Duncan, Mr. Foster 4vWv 1. Who reads the newspaper to the class? 2. Who coached girl's volleyball? 3. Who wears Eskimo boots? 4. Who's toes curl up? 5. Who wears a baseball hat like a duck's hat? 6. Who plays the trumpet? 7. Who usually talks about war, wrestling, and hunting? ANSWERS 1. Mr. Pasierb 2. Miss Deem 3. Ms. Duncan 4. Mr. Calhoun 5. Mr. Fratrick 6. Mr Auvil 7. Mr. Jones Miss Goughnour, Mr. Auvil, Miss Tishock CORNER MARKET MAIN STREET BAKERY AND 1. WESLEY’S 502 Main Street (814) 539-6200 Johnstown, Pa. BRUSH VALLEY, PA. (412 479-828S) Floral And Gift Shop Inc. t� z ewnnzif GllAIIAM COLONIAL MOTORS Janice Jacob (412) 479-3035 R.T. 711 North Ligonier, Pa. 15658 P.O. Box 367 (412) 238-6691 P.O. Box 83 Brush Valley, Pa. 15720 122 FOUNDED 1881 Compliments bcKester OittsburgK COAL COMPANY‘S Indiana, Pa. DONALD L. NOLBY INC. 1-800-227-8753 On, 349-8753 � CWAY BHZfoY PAoOot-TS • Muting Oil And Gaio ne, • Pupaue, Gal And Appliance, • GeaionafuuL Dititt Fuel • 30-Day Ciedti • Muting Gecuxtif Plani • 24-Mi. Emergency Cutfmei Gel. • Tutined Gewiee, Tetduueiani • ComnutinenU Ta Gewe, You, RD1 Bo 108, tloutyi C j, Pa,. 15748 Agwaij E U)if Ptodudi P.O. 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