West Allegheny High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Imperial, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

1986 ALLEGHENIAN R.D. 2, Box 409 Imperial, Pennsylvania 15126 TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors................7 Academics Faculty.....49 Underclassmen.........73 Athletics.............89 Activities...........135 b nun SENIORS SENIOR WEEK DRESS-UP DAYS From October 28-November 1, 1985, Senior Week was celebrated at W.A.H.S. The theme was Lovin' Every Minute Of It. Hundreds of students participated in the dress-up days, which were: Beach Day, Punk Rock Day, Nerd 50’s Day, Halloween Day, and Red and Gray Day, which closed the week in preparation for Senior Night ceremonies at the East Allegheny football game. 8 Senior girls performed a cheer at the pep assembly. The senior football players were psyched for their last game. 10 The first annual Powder-Puff football game took place on Tuesday evening between Senior and Junior girls. Thanks to the advice of their coaches (members of the varsity football team) the girls played an excellent game, which ended in a 12-12 tie. Senior boys showed their support by taking over as cheerleaders. 11 12 Queen Shana Fisher and King Stan Repos Dana Ending and Bill Engel Tiffany Huffman and Jeff Jeglenski HOMECOMING Scott Kehm emceed Coronation Ceremony on Saturday evening. Members of the Homecoming Court were introduced prior to the East Allegheny football game. They were also honored at a special presentation before the Homecoming Dance on Saturday evening. Nineteen eighty-five Queen Mandy Hennon and King Jim Maier crowned the Homecoming Queen and King of 1986-Shana Fisher and Stanley Repos respectively as the climax of the special ceremony. Diane L. Argenta Randall Paul Belak Christine Belluomini 16 Scott Bodziak Ursula Jean Brinkley Jeff Butler William J. Butts, Jr. Michelle Rose Byrnes Jim Campbell 17 Lisa G. Carlin Vanessa A. Carter Tracy Catlin Bob Chamberlain David M. Chauvet 18 Michele M. Daniels rr , ] David H. Davis Michelle L. Deeley Missy Dodds Jennifer L. Duty Eddie Edwards Lisa Ann Fink 20 Michelle R. Eberhardt Michael Edgell Dana Lee Emling Antoinette J. Fazio Mary K. Fedora r , William Thomas Engel Ed Ervin George Fish Ronald E. Frees, Jr. Mary Emily Gallagher Christopher J. Garbin Susan R. Gyergyo Cindy Hadden Tracy Lynne Hallum Tina Hamlin 21 Lisa A. Hammer Jeff Harter Scott Hayward W SSnIl I 1m 1 Michelle Healey Anissa E. Heinauer Carl Hoffman Tiffany Rae Huffman Diane J. Hunsberger Ray Hunter Paul Hunter Kim Ingram Steve Inskipt 22 Lamar Kelley Vicki L. Kelley James King Keri Leigh Knox Scott E. Kehm 23 Brian R. Koishal Lori Ann Korsak Michael S. Kovachich Robert Kress Stephen R. Krofchick Mike Kubatka William R. Lambert Vicki LaVerde 24 Robert C. Mersing, Jr. Kevin Messner Krista Lynn Messner Chris McVay Paul Medved Daniel J. Metro 25 Patricia Ann Metz Brent Mizenko Suzanne M. O’Leary Claudine Palmieri John Moore Kelly Dawn Nemeth Rhonda S. Nishnick Colin S. O’Rourke Ken Partin Chuck Meyers John Milanek John Miller 26 Tina Perry Jennifer Susan Pletcher 27 Rob Potts Johnathan Reed Stanley Repos 28 y Cassandra Lee Shaffer Sandra L. Sippel Tony Spaniol Kimberly Ann Sturgeon 29 Linda Lee Thorns Patrick Tokarski Joe Vidmar Todd Voloskie Timothy R. Waz Steve Weber 30 Chris Trecki Vince Valent H. John Walko Bucky Watters Kimberly L. Tate Ken Teatino Jim Yanek Traci Lynn Yingling Kathy Yokim Jack Youschak 31 Ron Zadrozny Peggy Kalb Herrmann SENIOR NO PHOTOS Greg Bailey Theresa Carnegie Lois Costlow John Kagle Dave King Lisa Lay Doug Liebert Kirk Lutz Scott Pater Phil Perino Jared Roscart Mark Sluka SENIOR SURVEY Favorite Group Favorite Song Lovin Every Minute Of It Favorite Radio Station Favorite Activity Favorite Movie WOVE Favorite Hangout Burger King Favorite Soap Opera GUIDING Mr. Lang 33 SENIOR DIRECTORY ALENA ANDERSON (AA. Andy) National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Academic All-American 3; Journalism, Asst. Newspaper Editor 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Indianettes 2,3; Band 1; Drama Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Soph-Hop Decorating Committee 2: Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; VFW Ladies Auxiliary Contest W’inner 4. DEBBIE ARGENTA - Student Council Representative 1; Art Club 2,3 — Secretary 4; Teen Institute 3; Office Worker 4; Interact 4; Ski Club 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 3. DIANE ARGENTA — Art Club 1,2,3, — V.P. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Interact 4; Ski Club 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 3; Office Worker 4. AMY BAYLY — CrossCountry 2; Swimming 3,4; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Teen Institute 3; Interact 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3, Business Manager 4; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Announcement Maker 3,4. RANDY BELAK — Soccer — Captain 4; Interact 4; National Honor Society 4; Journalism 3; Intramurals 2. 3. GEORGE BELLINGER — (Jungle) Chorus 4, Section Leader 3; Drama Club 1,2,3, President 4; Stage Crew 2.3,4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club I, 2; Weight Lifting Club 2; Football 1, 2, 3, — Captain 4; Swimming 1, 2, — Captain 3, 4; Bowling 2; Baseball 1; Powder-Puff Coach 4. CHRIS BELLUOMINI — (Chrisp) Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Computer Club 3; Tennis 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Channel 14 Crew Member 3. 4; Journalism 3. Editor of Newspaper 3, 4; Advertising Committee 3; Academic All-American 3; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; NLSA Award 4. STEVEN BLOSNICK — Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. SCOTT BODZAK — Intramurals 1, 2, 3. URSULA BRINKLEY — (Sula, Urs) Class Favorite — Most Athletic; Basketball 1.2,3, — Captain 4; Softball 1,2,3, — Captain 3.4; Chorus 1,2,3, — Business Manager 4; Marching Band 1,2,3, — Historian — Squad Leader 4; Stage Band 1; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, — Secretary 3; Powder-Puff 4. BRENDA BRUNO — (Stevie) Spanish Club 1; Chorus 4; FBLA 3; Journalism 4; Library Club 1. SANDRA BRINKMAN — (Sandy) Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Ensemble 2; Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Teen Institute 2; Computer Club — Secretary 3; FBLA 4; Office W’orker 4; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4. JEFF BUTLER — Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. MICHELLE BYRNES — (Shelly) Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 — Section Leader 2, 3 — Sophomore Ensemble 2; Student Council 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Powder-Puff Football 4; Interact 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4. VANESSA CARTER — Chorus 1, — Section leader 2; Track — 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Afro-American Club 1,2, — Vice-President 3. President 4; Prom Committee 3. ROBERT CHAMBERLIN (Bob, Rebel) Baseball 1.2,3,4; Football 2,3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Interact 4. DAVID CHAUVET — (Dave) Intramurals 2, 3. BILL CLARK — (Frank) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4; Class Favorite Sharpest Dresser 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom King 4. TINA CLARKE — (Teen) Chorus 3, 4, Soloist 3,4, Section Leader 4; Swim Team (diving) 4; FBLA 4; Interact 4; Band Front 4; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. BETH ANN COUGHLIN — Class Favorite — Most Likely to Succeed 4; Swimming 1, Co-Capt. 2, Capt. 3,4; National Honor Society — President 3,4; Interact 3, — Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 2, — Vice-President 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track and Field 3; American Legion Award Recipient; Danforth “I Dare You” Award Recipient; Daughters of the American Revolution Award Recipient; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Prom Committee 3. MARTHA CUTE —Cheerleading 3, — Captain 4; Chorus — Section Leader 2, Sophomore Ensemble 2; Student Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Teen Institute 2; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Interact 3; Powder-Puff Football 4. SUSAN CYPROWSKI — Spanish Club 1; Colorguard 1, 2, 4. MICHELLE DANIELS Marching Band 1, 2, 3, — Squad Leader 4; Concert Band 1, 2, — Section Leader 3, 4. BRANDON DAVIS — Intramurals 2, 3; Class Representative 1; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper and Yearbook staff 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. LENNY DAWSON (Arab, Leroy) Afro-American Club 1; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Newspaper and Yearbook Staff 4. DAVE DAVIS — Class favorite — Nicest Smile; Football — 1, 2,3 — Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3, — Capt. 4; Track 3; Intramurals 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3. CHRISANNE DeCARLO — (Chris) Football and Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 3, 4; Secretary of Class 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, — President 3; Soph-Hop Committee 2; Drama Club 2, 3; Teen Institute 2, 3; Junior Achievement 2; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 3,4; Softball 4; Journalism 4; Varsity Club 4; Powder-Puff Football Team 4. MICHELLE DEELEY (Cat) Student Council I, 2; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Ad committee 3; Senior hall Committee 4; Homecoming Court 4; Office Helper 4. STEPHAN DEGROSKY — (Muffin) Chorus 1,3 — President 2,4; Section Leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Soloist 4, Mixed Ensemble 1, Mixed Quartet 2, 3; District Chorus 4; Regional Chorus 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 2,3,4, Soloist 2,3,4, Winds’ Captain 4, Assistant Drum Major 4; Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2. Jazz Ensemble 3,4, District Band 4. Regional Band 4. Winter Guard 4. Pep band 4; Student Council 1, 2,3; Class President 1; Tennis 3; Basketball Statistician 2, 3; G.A.T.E. 1, 2, 3, 4, Conducting Apprenticeship 4. MICHELLE DIETZ Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 2,3,4;Calvacadeof Bands Decorating Committee 1,2 — Chairperson 3,4; Lunch With Santa Decorating Committee 1, Chairperson 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sophomore Mixed Ensemble 2; Drama club Makeup 2; Interact 3,4; Junior Class Representative Council 3; Prom Committee 3; SHASDA Student Performance Award 3; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4; W’ho’s Who Among American High School Students 3. ERIC DOAK — (D, Dnor) Baseball 1; Computer Club 3; Ski Club 4; FBLA 4; Who’s W'ho Among American High School Students 3; Spanish Club 2. MISSY DODDS — Drama 1,2,3,4, — Treasurer 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Teen Institute 2; Junior Executive Council 3; Computer Club 4. JENNIFER DUTY — Colorguard 1; Journalism 3, 4, Advertisement Committee 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Teen Institute 2; Swim Team Statistician 3, 4. MICHELLE EBERHARDT - (Mar, Henry) Chorus 1; Colorguard 1, 2,3, — Captain 4; Intramurals 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Court 4. MICHELE EDGELL — (Tiddlemouse, Polish) Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3 — Secretary 2 — Treasurer 1; FBLA 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4. DANA EM LING — Class Favorite — Nicest Smile; Spanish Club 1, 3, 4 — Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4; Journalism 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, — Secretary 4; Cheerleading 1, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 2, — Captain 4; Homecoming Court 4; Teen Institute 2; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 3. BILL ENGEL — (Will, Conan) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. ED ERVIN — (Big Ed) Wrestling 1, 2; A.V. 1, 2; Student Council 4; Blood Drive 2, 3, 4; Art Show 1, 2. ANTOINETTE J. FAZIO (Toni) Library Club 1, 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Senior Hall Decorating 4. MARY FEDORA — Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Chorus 1, Secretary, Sophomore Mixed Ensemble 2, Junior Mixed Ensemble 3, Section Leader 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1, 2, Jazz Ensemble 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; GATE 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Bashful 4. GEORGE FISH — Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2, Basketball 3; Track 3; Nicest Legs 4. SHAN A FISHER - Vice-President of Student Council 1, President 2,3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Most Attractive 4. ROB FODOR — (Ratman) Chorus 3,4; Golf 3; Tennis 3.4; Spanish Club 2,3, 4; Who’s W’ho Among American High School Students 4. SHARI FORMOSA — (Beast) Swimming 1,2,3,4; Interact 3,4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Powder-Puff 4. RON FREES — Chorus 2,3,4, Section Leader 1; Swimming 2,3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 3; Most Attractive 4. EMMIE GALLAGHER - (MMMM) Chorus 3, 4; Drama 1. 2. Student Director 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Who’s W'ho Among American High School Students 4; Indian Mascot 4; Teen Institute 3. CHRIS GARBIN — (Garb) Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Student Council 2; Intramurals I, 3, Journalism 3, Varsity Club 4. SUSIE GYERGYO —Chorus 1,2,3,4 — Secretary 1, Business Manager 2, Publicity Chairperson and Section Leader 4; Spanish Club 1; Teen Institute 2; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Journalism 3, 4 — Editor of ALLEGHENIAN 4; Outstanding Business Student award by Executive Women International 4. CINDY HADDEN — Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Teen Institute 3; Cheerleading 3, 4, Captain 4; Student Council 3; Running Club 2; Powder-Puff Football 4. TRACY HALLUM —Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, section leader 1, 2; Class Officer — 2, treasurer; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 2, 4, captain 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Who’s Who In Foreign languages Among American High School Students 3; Senior Hall decorating committee 4; Prom committee 3; Powder-Puff Football 4. LISA HAMMER — Teen Institute 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. SCOTT HAYWARD — (Kupcheck, Jagger) Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Who’s Who Among High School Students 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Journalism 3, 4; Advertising Chairman 4; Class favorite — Class Casanova. MICHELLE HEALEY — Art Club 1; Food and Fitness 3; Basketball 2, 3; FBLA 4; Track Field 4; Office Worker 3, 4. BUFFI E HEIN AUER — (Buff) Teen Institute 1; FBLA 3,4; class representative 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3; Office worker 4. TIFFANY HUFFMAN Cheerleading 1. 3, 4, Captain 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 1; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Student Council Representative 1; Soph-Hop Decorating Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Homecoming Court 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Prom Queen 4. KIM INGRAM —Spanish Club 1,2; Home Economics Club 1,2;Colorguard 1, 2, 3; Food n-Fitness 3; Library Club 1. MICHELE JOHNSON — Marching Band 1,2,3,4;Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Teen Institute 2; Powder-Puff Football 4. LORI KORSAK — Spanish Club 1,2; Teen Institute; Art Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2. MIKE KUBATKA — Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Student Council 4; Track 3; Computer Club 3, 4. VICKI LA VERDE — Spanish Club 1; Student Council 2; FBLA 3,4, President 4; First Place Public Speaking Award 3; Regional State Conference Participant 3. 4; Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Corporate Secretary 2, 3, 4, ADJAC Conference participant 4, Company of the Year Award 3; Chorus 1; Junior Class Representative 3; Prom Committee 3; National Education Week Conference Participant 3, 4; Student Council 4; Director’s List 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. BRETT LUTZ — Student Council 4; Who’s W’ho Among American High School Students 3. STEVE INSKIPT — Spanish Club I. JEFF JEGLINSKI — (Mousehead) Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 2, 3, 4; District Chorus 4; Duet 4; Quartet 2, 3; Ensemble 2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Squad leader 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Jazz Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3. DANA JESTER — Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. Treasurer 3; Teen Institute 1,2, 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 1,3; Journalism 4; W’ho’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Junior Achievement 2; Class Favorite: Class Chatterer. JESSICA JOHNS — (Jes) Colorguard 2, 3; FBLA 3. 4; Spanish Club 1. KIMBERLY JONES — (Kim) Cheerleading 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Squad Leader 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Interact 3; Journalism 3, 4; W’ho’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Class Favorites Friendliest Personality 4. SCOTT K EH M - (Ricky) Golf 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Student Council 2,3, 4, President 4; Chorus 1; Junior Achievement 2; Who’s W’ho Among American High School Students 4; Journalism 3. Assistant Business Manager 3. JIM KING — (The Fish) Golf 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Electronics 1, 2; Computer Club 2, 3. VICKI KELLEY — (Bickie) Track 3,4; Afro-American Club 2.3.4; Basketball 2. KERRI KNOX - Library Club 1. BRIAN KOISHAL - (Kermit) Drama Club 3, 4; Swim Team 3, 4. LORI MAINWARING — (Loralina. Viney) Drama 1. 2. 4, Secretary 3; House Manager 3; Library 3; Journalism 3, Merchandising Editor 4; Office Worker 4. ADRIENNE MARTIN — (Ide) Chorus 1, 4; Spanish Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Vice President 3; Sophomore Party Committee 2; Junior Class Representative 3; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Journalism 4; Interact 2; Teen Institute 3; Ski Club 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Class Favorite — Sexiest Eyes. CARRIE MAXIMOVICH — (Beiker) Spanish Club 1; F.B.L.A. 2. 3. MICHELLE MC DADE — (Shelly) Library-Club 1; Indianette 3,4; Winter Guard 3, Co-Captain 4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Office Worker 4. DANA MC CULLOUGH — Class Favorite — Sharpest Dresser 4; Spanish Club 1.3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Chorus 1, Section Leader 2, 3, Duet 4; Soph Hop Decorating Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; National Honor Society 4; Journalism 4; Who’s Who in Foreign languages Among American High School Students 3; Interact 2. BETH MCLEAN - Girls Basketball 1, 2. 3, Captain 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society Vice President 4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; W’ho’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Soph Hop Decorating Committee 2; Junior Achievement 1, 2; Powder-Puff Football 4. KRISTA MESSNER — Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Drama 3.4; German Club 3; Art Club 3, 4. DAN METRO — (Index) German 2. BRENT MIZENKO — Student Council 1; Chorus 1. 2; Varsity Club President 4; Football 2, 3, 4; 1st 1,000 yd rusher; track 3; Baseball 4. RHONDA NISHNICK — (Nish) Class Favorite — Class Clown 4; Swim Team 1. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Student Council 1. CLAUDINE PALMIERI — (Deany, Duck) Cheerleading 1, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2,3,4; Track and Field 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3, Sec Treas. 4; Chorus 1; Interact 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Class Representative 3. TINA PERRY — Chorus 1; Class Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Prom Committee 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. SUSAN PETERMAN — Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. CHRISTINA PINCHOT - (Tina) Band Front (Rifle) 1. 2, 3. 4; F.B.L.A. Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Office worker 4. JENNIFER PLETCHER — (Jen) Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Journalism 3, 4; West Al-Lites Editor 3, Co-editor 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Tennis 4; Teen Institute 2; Powder-Puff Football 4. SHERI PORTER — (Sher) Indianettes 1,2,3, Junior Captain 3; Art Club 1, 2,3,4; Soph Hop Committee 2; Student Council 1; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1,3, 4; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Powder-Puff Football 4. CHERYL RUSSI — (Squirrel) Indianettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Cuard 3, 4 — Capt. 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Teen Institute 3; Journalism 4. TRACY RUSSELL (Mar) Class Favorite — Nicest legs; Chorus 1; Soft-ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4. CINDY ROACH — Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3. 4; Teen Institute 2, 3. BRIAN RIZOR - (Bri) Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4, Captain 4; Drama Club 4. STANLEY REPOS - Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, All-Conference 3. 4; W’restling 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3; Student Council 1, Secretary 4; Class Vice President 4; Class Favorite — Most Athletic. ELLIS RAGAN — GATE 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian Club 4, President; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Favorite — Most Likely To Succeed. APRIL SCHOENEM AN — Chorus 1, — Business Manager; Indianettes 2, 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Gifted Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Prom Committee 3; National Merit Scholarship Honorable Mention 4. CASSANDRA SHAFFER - (Sandy) Chorus 1. 2, 3; Drama I, 2; Journalism 3; Student Council 3; Allegheny Intermediate Unit 3; Teen Institute 2. CYNDI SHAFFER — (Snake) Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Cross Country 3; Art Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Lunch Program for Senior Citizens 4; Football Statistician 1; Drama Club I. W’AYNE SHIPLEY — (Wild Thing) Cross Country 2,3,4. W’PIAL Qualifier 2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Journalism 3. 4, Sports Editor 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Basketball Statistician 3. SANDRA SIPPEL — (Sandy, Sandycakes) Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; FBLA 3, 4. DEAN SLADICK — Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. JOHN SROKA — Class Favorite — Sexiest Eyes; Marching Band 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Tug-Of-War 4. DONNA STAAF — Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Art Club 2, 3; Journalism 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Dance Decorating Committee 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. RHONDA STITSEL — Chorus 1.2; Student Council 1,3; FBLA 3,4; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY STURGEON — Chorus 1,2,3.4, — Accompanist 1,2,3,4, -Publicity Chairman 1, — Vice President 2,4; Class Officer 1,2,3, — Treasurer 1, Vice President 2, 3; Majorette Squad 1, 2,3, 4, — Junior Assistant 2, 3, Captain 4; Teen Institute 2, 3, 4, — Student Leader 3, — President 4; Christian Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Who’s W’ho Among American High School Students 3; Century 3 Leadership Scholarship Award 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. KIM TATE — Class Secretary 1; Student Council 2,4; Senior Hall Decorating Committee 4; Journalism 3, 4; Powder-Puff Football 4; Tug-Of-W’ar 4. CHRIS TRECKI - Class Favorite — Class Chatterer; Baseball 2, 3; Football 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Journalism 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Decorating Committee 4; W’restling Scorekeeper 3, 4. JOHN WALKO — (Bilbo) Chorus 4; Band 1.2,3.4; GATE 1,2.3,4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 4. TIM WAZ — Band 1, 2, 3, 4, — Business Manager 4; W’ho’s W?ho Among American High School Students 3,4; Drama Club 1; Swimming — Diver 2,3,4. WPIAL 3. 4. MIKE WERKMEISTER — (Slob) Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, — President 1, — Section Leader 1, 4, — District Chorus 4; Football 2, 3. 4, — Co-capt 4; Basketball Statistician 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; Weightlifting Club 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting Team 3. RANDY WILSON - Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Ensemble 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3, — Treasurer 4; Swim Team 3; Spanish Club 1,2; GATE 1. 2, 3, 4. STACIE W'OLF — (Wolfie) Indianettes 2, 3, Capt. 4; Winter Guard 3; Journalism 3, 4; Soph-Hop Decorating 2; Teen Institute 3. JILL WOJTASZEK — Art Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Interact 2; Journalism 3, 4; W'ho’s W’ho Among American High School Students 4; Chorus I; Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA W’ORKMAN - (Patty. Cookie) Art Club 3; FBLA 4. CHRISTINA ZIGLER — (Tina) Cheerleader 1,2.3.4; Art Club 1; Student Council 2; Drama Club 4; Chorus 1; Journalism 4; Teen Institute 2; Yearbook Staff 4. c L A S s F A V 0 R 1 T E S SEXIEST EYES: JOHN SROKA ADRI-ENNE MARTIN CLASS CLOWNS: STEVE KROFCHIK RHONDA NISHNICK MOST BASHFUL: BRETT LUTZ MARY FEDORA 36 FRIENDLIEST PERSONALITY: PAT TOKARSKI KD JONES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: ELLIS RAGAN BETH COUGF LIN SHARPEST DRESSERS: BILL CLARK DANA McCULLOUGI MOST SPIRITED: GEORGE BELLINGER JACQUIE PECK DARLING DIMPLES: DAVE DA VIS DANA EMLING NICEST LEGS: GEORGE FISH TRACY RUSSELL CLASS BRAINS: CHRIS McVAY TINA PERRY CLASS CASANOVAS: SCOTT HAYWARD CINDY HADDEN CLASS CHATTERERS: CHRIS TRECKI DANA JESTER MOST ATHLETIC: STAN REPOS URSULA BRINKLEY MOST ATTRACTIVE: RON FREES SHANA FISHER 37 On March 18, 41 seniors departed for Florida. After a long bus ride, the group arrived at Cocoa Beach. Next the group headed for its Orlando hotel and an open evening. The next morning saw an early trip to Kennedy Space Center. Then the group had fun in the sun at Wet-n-Wild. At night all traveled to Pizza Hut for a party. The highlight of this mini-vacation for most was the trip to Disney World and Epcot. Students chose to spend the day with Mickey Mouse or Figment. Following a day-long visit to Busch Gardens, at 5:00 p.m. the sad group loaded on the bus for the trek back to Pennsylvania. 38 % We love this bus! West Allegheny sends its version of a sunbathing beauty to sunny Florida. My tan is darker than your tan!” THE WAY WE WERE mr f ■ 7 1.� J-'' 1 hm- -V ■P 31 i l lL V ifa o ! Jl • rtt1 somw mu-i5r g I L. J Hp. . j i. w ■ � � : 1 L - i'! l s 40 SENIOR ACADEMIC Amy Bayly — Danforth Leadership { Dare You) Randy Belak — National Scholar Athlete (U.S. Army) Chris Belluomini — Home Economics Ursula Brinkley — Physical Education Beth Coughlin — National Scholar Athlete (U.S. Army) Stephan Degrosky — Chorus and Rand Ellis Ragan — Foreign Language, Social Studies, Chris McVay — Math, Science, American Soci-Bausch Lomb ety of Metals Stanley Repos — Physical Education, Brad Ellis Memorial Scholarship 42 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Susie Gyergyo — Shorthand Michelle Healey — Word Processing Cindy Roach — Art Dana McCullough. Rou? 2: Mary Fedora, Martha Cute, Vanessa Carter, Beth Coughlin, Amy Bayly, Tina Kimberly Sturgeon — Chorus Perry. Tina Clarke. Row 3: Randy Belak, Chris McVay, Vicki LaVerde. Ellis Ragan. Debbie Argenta. Diane Argenta, Alena Anderson, Beth McLean. Row 4: Bob Chamberlain, Brett Lutz, Dan Gillen, Steve Blosnick, Sandy Brinkman, Chris Belluomini, Kim Sturgeon. 43 COMMENCEMENT Charles Ellis Ragan, IV — Valedictorian Beth Ann Coughlin — Salutatorian Mr. Kehm and Dr. Green DISTINGUISHED (HIGHEST) HONORS We the Seniors, Proud and Mighty. We the Seniors of ’86; Our future is now, it does exist. West A. has prepared us to do our best. By putting our abilities to the test. Along with our work; We have had fun, Participating in activities. Shining like the sun. But throughout our lives, We’ll never forget, West A. and its memories, lingering yet. — Brian Rizor Tina Perry, Ellis Ragan, Beth Coughlin, Chris McVay, and Mary Fedora, each surpassed a 4.0 grade-point average during their high-school years. 44 HIGH HONOR GRADUATES Sitting: Chris Belluomini, Michelle Daniels, Vicki LaVerde, Martha Cute, Amy Bayly, Shari Formosa. Standing: Randy Belak, April Schoeneman, Tina Clarke, Debbie Argenta, Kim Sturgeon, Diane Argenta, Beth McLean, Alena Anderson, Dan Gillen. HONOR GRADUATES Sitting: Tracy Hallum, Dana Emling, Susie Gyergyo, Tiffany Huffman, Dana Jester, Tammy Dayton, Sandy Brinkman, Dana McCullough. Standing: Randy Wilson, Dave Chauvet, Erik Doak, Bob Chamberlain, Todd Fisher, Brandon Davis, Brett Lutz, Claudine Palmieri, Susan Peterman, Dan Metro, John Walko, Stephan Degrosky, Steve Blosnick. 45 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM THEME: The Stars Are With The Voyager Proceaaional Pomp and Circumstance Elgar National Anthem Assembly Pledge to the Flag Leader. Shana Fisher President Class of 1986 •Invocation .................................................. Father Carl Gentile St. Alphonsus Church. McDonald. PA Speech Charles Ellis Ragan. IV Valedictorian Beth Ann Coughlin Salutatorian Senior Commencement Choir The Stars Are With The Voyager ....................................... Bright A Poem By Thomas Hood) Presentation of Class Dr. Norman S. Green Superintendent Calling of the Class Roll Dr Samuel A. DePaul Principal Presentation of Diplomas Mr Harry E. Kehm. Jr President Board of Directors Benediction ... Reverend Robert Cummings Good Shepherd Church. Oakdale. PA Recessional Pomp and Circumstance .. Elgar Choral Director Mr. Earl Wiechelt, Jr. Organist Mr Stewart Morgan Pianist Kimberly Sturgeon Audience will please rise THE STARS ARE WTH THE VOYAGER The stars are with the voyager. Wherever he may sail.' The moon is constant to her time. The sun will never fail. But follow round the world. The green earth and the sea So love is with the lover's heart. Wherever he may be Wherever he may be. The stars must daily loae their light. The moon will veil her in the shade. The sun may set at night The sun may set. But constant love will shine while he s away And so the night is never dark. And day is brighter day The stars .ire with the voyager. Wherever he mav sail. So love is with the lover's heart. Wherever he may be —Thomas Hood BomifouMote PRELUDE • “Siciliano” .............................. J.S. Bach Piano and Organ Duet PROCESSIONAL - “Overture to the Firework Music .. Handel ‘INVOCATION ....................... Reverend Bruce Ogle Valley Presbyterian Church, Imperial, PA HYMN-‘‘0 GOD. our Help In Ages Past ...... Assembly SCRIPTURE READING ............... Reverend James Snyder Hebron Presbyterian Church, Clinton, PA PRAYER ........................ Reverend Douglas Holben Clinton United Presybtenan Church Clinton. PA. CHORUS • Break Forth O Beauteous Heavenly Light ... Bach ■ Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee ...............Bach ADDRESS ............ Very Reverend William M. Miller, V.F. St. Columbkille Church, Imperial. PA. •HYMN - “Sun Of My Soul, Thou Saviour Dear” .... Assembly •BENEDICTION .................. Reverend Richard Jones Montours Presbyterian Church. Oakdale, PA. RECESSIONAL - “Overture to the Firework Music” .. . Handel SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer - Dana Ending. Vice-President Sta ley Repos, Secretary — Michelle Eberhardt, President — Shana Fisher. 48 ACADEMICS ■■ A little help never hurts. At work on a class project in Home Economics. 51 Mr. B. makes a point to Carmi and Brenda. LYNN ALBENZE Civics; Social Studies; Reading, Reading for Success EDWARD BEIGHEY Business English, A.P. English 12, Journalism I, II, — Junior Class Sponsor, Varsity Club, Athletic Director DON BOZICK Civics, U.S. History — Stage Crew Sponsor JEANNE BRAHM Typing I; Accounting I, II; Keyboarding: F.B.L.A. Sponsor HAROLD CAIN English 10, C.P. English 10 — Senior Class Sponsor THERESA BOZZO Guidance Counselor (grades 9, 10) JOANN DALMOLIN Spanish I, II, — Gifted Program, Spanish Club 52 THOMAS DEAKIN General Science, General Biology, Physical Science FELICIA DETSCHELT German I, II, III, IV; English 11 I I . r THOMAS DONNELLY Basic Geometry, Geometry, Algebra II, Computer Literacy and Programming — Computer Club JOE FRANJIONE Boys and Girls’ Physical Education, Health STEVE HAMM Civics, Social Studies FRANK DUZICKY Consumer Math, Algebra II, Advanced Math SHIRLEY FAVAND Typing I, Office Practice, Word Processing, Business Math FRANK GAUSCHEMAN CONSTANCE GOTTARDI Technical Drawing I, Wood Shop I, II, Guidance Counselor 11, 12 III ROBERT HENKEL Electronics I, II; Metal I, II, III; Wood I, II, III — Industrial Arts Club Sponsor FT VIRGINIA HERRING NANCY HOWELL Librarian, Library Club Sponsor, Girls’ Librarian Tennis Coach DOROTHY KELLY Academic Chemistry, Chemistry II TED KELLY Basic General Math, Algebra I, Christian Club Sponsor 56 MARSHA HERRING General Biology, Academic Biology, Biology Club Sponsor CURTIS JOHNSON Physics II, Academic Physics, Computer Literacy and Programming MARY KOTARSKY Special Education, L.D. DON LANG C.P. English 10, 12, Golf and Baseball Coach GLORIA LUTZ Reading Aide RICHARD MELNICK French I, II, III, IV; C.P. English 11 DENNIS LAWRENCE Studyhall Supervisor JEFFERY MARSHALL General Biology, Biology, Academic Biology, Biology Club Sponsor MARLENE MOORE Home Economics I, II; Creative Cooking I, II; Adult World I, II; Food and Fitness MARY SCOTT LLOYD C.P. English 11, English 12 ROBERT MCFARLAND World Cultures, Street Law, History and Sociology of Sports MARY MORETTI Special Education, L.D. 57 iias a i ivi mail WILLIAM MUIR Civics PAT RHEAM English 9 60 CHARLIS NADEJA Computer Literacy LINDA REAMER Art I, II, III, IV — Art Club Sponsor HARRY SHERBONDY U.S. History, C.P. Social Studies, Introduction to Psychology MIKE QUINN Civics, U.S. History, Study Hall Supervisor DON PHILLIPS Basic Civics, World Cultures — Student Council Sponsor, Football Coach DONNA REDA Social Studies, World Cultures, H.P. Social Studies 11 MARYANN SHOLL Special Education, L.D. TOM SNYDER Music Comp., Band ANTOINETTE SOLIMANDO Spanish I, II, III, IV; English 9, 10 LYWINDA STEWART Special Education, L.D. LEON STRIMEL General Science, Earth and Science, Guidance Counselor 11 and 12 — Teen Institute Sponsor MARTHA VENANZI Typing II, Shorthand I, II; Business English, Business Dynamics — FBLA Sponsor ED VIGNALE Boys and Girls Gym, Health JOHN WHERRY Driver’s Education, Driver’s Training EARL (J.R.) WIECHELT Chorus I, II, III, IV; Band (Assistant Director) 61 MUNAII WIECHELT Girls Gym, Health — Girl’s Swim Team Coach “That’s what you think, Rich!” Hark. I hear a photographer. LAURA WINTERS General Math I, Basic Algebra DARLENE WYNN School Nurse JOE P. DeMICHELA Attendance Officer LAURABELLE KLETZLI — Secretary, MARGE GILLEN — JOANNE RUSSI MARILYN HOLUB Principal’s secretary, JEAN PRITCHETT — Attendance Clerk Hall Monitor Guidance secretary R„w 1 — BUEHLA MAGA, BETTY DELEUZE, ROSE LUCCARINI, JEAN SCHMITT. Row 2 — TRUDY FERGUSON — Dietician, SANDY AUGUSTINE, RUTH ROHM, ANNE MAE STRONG, VIOLET LUTZ, MABEL WILSON. 64 Deany and Stan worked as office aides. ■Si _ u. MK RICHARD MORAN — ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DR. NORMAN S. GREEN — SUPERINTENDENT D M I N I S T R A T I O N BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS R. REGGIE BONFIELD — ASSISTANT UPERINTENDENT richard McConnell JERRY DANTRY LLOYD FAUX STEWART MORGAN RANDI TOOMEY PAUL HUCHKO ANNA MAE PUSTOVER CHARLES BROWN HARRY KEHM DR. NORMAN S. GREEN 65 SPECIAL AWARDS Alena Anderson — “Voice of Democracy (Veterans of Foreign Wars) Beth Coughlin — Daughters of the American Revolution Shana Fisher placed in the top 10 at a pageant held for 102 Pennsylvania Homecoming Queens. Susie Gyergyo — Executive Women International Jennifer Petricko — Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Kim Sturgeon — Century III Leadership contestant Buffie Heinauer — Olympia National Scholastic Typing Contest April Schoeneman, Ellis Ragan, Chris McVay, and Vanessa Carter were chosen as National Merit Scholars. 66 Chemistry Olympics — Kevin Stefanik, Kim Peglow, and David Marlatt. Competitive Math Team — Row 1: Bill Rizor, Rob Thomas. Row 2: Tom Vrana, Chris McVay, and Ellis Ragan. HONORS’ FIELD TRIP 67 HONORS’ AWARD BANQUET Dr. Green, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Bonfield, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Phillips, sponsor of Student Council Beth Coughlin delivered the invocation. Scott Kehm gave the opening greetings. An honors’ banquet was also held for those students making the honor roll for three consecutive marking periods. After the dinner, students were presented with certificates of achievement. I)r. DePaul and Mr. Moran presented the honor certificates. 69 PARKWAY TECH Sandy Shaffer, Michelle Daniels. Rhonda Nishnick, Shari Formosa, and Jon Ackley — Airline Occupations Joe Vidmar — Machine Shop Practice Bob Kress. Stanley Milavec, and Dave Perri — Air Conditioning Dan Metro and John Bahr — Cook Chef Maureen McLaren — Marketing Technology Steve Inskipt — Auto Mechanics Allen Washabaugh, Kevin Eberhardt, and Brian Lightner — Carpentry Theresa Carnegie and Lisa Hammer — Cosmetology III 72 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OF 1987 Beth Chiesa Chris Clements Bobby Conn Denny Cornell Tracy Covington Donna Craig Pat Creighton Dale Csonka Glenn Csonka Samantha Cute Gary Danko Billy Deeley Kim Delmonto Lance Dempster 74 Frank Derosky Craig Doak Augie Doehre Shelly Dunlap Kevin Eberhardt Terry Ersek Connie Fletcher Michael Fryer Eric Geary Kristen Gillen Scot i Graff Monica Grandovic Karen Greek Kristi Greek Brenda Groom Susan Hallum Jim Hamilton Amy Hammer Joanne Hart Rob Hart Janna Hartzell Marcie Head Toni Herrington Lori Hines Denise Holeva Terry Holeva Robert Holtgraver Tim Hopkins Rusty Hottenfeller Minnie Hribar Julie Ivcic Jim Jameson Diane Janoski Glenn Jenkins John Jobkar Michele Johnson Joyce Jones Karen Jones Mike Jones Monica Jones Todd Jones Kelly Kasecky 75 Ed Kasper Ralph Kellner Man Kerin Diane Kihn Mark Kirkpatrick Donna Knoer Gary Kolesky Todd Kosenina John Kovachich Lisa Lambert Mario Lanni Valerie Leary Shawn Lee Brian Lightner Carlotta Lopez Deanna Lowry Gary Lowry Char mane Lyscik Scott Macher J.R. Mangan Chris Marflak Dave Marlatt Sherry May Randy McGeorge Maureen McLaren Ernst McNair Jolynda Meola Lori Metz Jackie Myers Mike Moore Joanne Moorhead Kelly Mullen Colleen Myers Sean Nestler Cindy Nofsinger Mike Osborn Amy Orvitz Brendan O’Toole Eric Palmer Lorna Parson Sandra Patterson Anthony Pavlovich 76 Joe Perock Tracey Perri Theresa Peterman Todd Peternel Shelly Peyton Tom Phillips Vicki Pivirotto Julie Poe Morgan Price Frank Progar Darlene Radovic Brian Ramsey Melissa Ray Mike Remaly Toni Repos Bill Rizor Kim Robinson Laura Rohbeck Joanne Rosenberger John Rozman Dave Rutkauskas Chuck Selinsky Gary Selinsky Jim Shaytar Kim Sheesley Kris Shimek Michelle Shoup Tom Silsley Amy Smith Jennifer Smith Missy Smith Lisa Smyers Tim Snatchko Roy Steele Philip Stevens 77 Frani Swoager Joseph Szyjko Mark Thomas Rob Thomas Margie Tomko Andy Trecki Pat Trusnovic Tracy Ursic Ronda Verelst Dean Vesce Denise Vith Tom Vrana Allen Washabaugh Ron Wauthier Dave Werner Linda Windsheimer Arrien W’ork Carl Yanek Richard Young Mike Zavacky Denny Zierden Cinnamon Barbaro Tracie Beck George Boykin Jamie Boykin Cindy Buterbaugh Richard Capelle Matt Dee Jim Fritzley Leslie Galloway Ken Gratkie Stephen Hayman Lisa Humphrves Paul Kirstein Ray Long Steve Markle Marianne Maxin Stanley Milavec Stacey Mudrick James Neill Jennifer Reed Dennis Schavolt Heather Scott Dana Swoager Theresa Walko Frank Wilbert Alfred Wild Linda Work JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Julie Ivcic (president), Denny Cornell (vice president), Karen Greek (treasure;). 78 CLASS OF 1988 Bill Anderson Derek Anderson John Arch Michael Barnes Sharon Bascousky Lori Bateman Dan Beaumont Jennifer Bodziak Kerry Bolind Marquise Bolind Jim Brinkman Sam Bruno Tracy Burton Sheila Byers Terry Campbell Jennifer Carothers Tracey Cecil Dave Cleric Jim Cline Tony Colicchie Mark Conn Joel Craig Brian Crane Dina Dantry Mark Davis Earl Denner Jackie DiPietro Darcie Dougherty 79 Dave Meyers Angela Miller Byron Moore Jeff Moore Randy Morgan Russell Nation Sam Neugebauer Kelly O’Toole Matt Palmieri Jeanne Pargeon Susan Parks Mike Partin Terri Peck Kim Peglow Frank Perri Jennifer Petricko Terry Petry Marie Pettijohn Amy Pletcher Richelle Pivirotto Rose Pratt 81 Kerry Kasper Christine Kennedy Steve Kennedy Debbie King Carl Kisow Terry Krapf Christi LaGard Kathy Laird Chris Lange Barry Linck Sherry Malone Sherry Mancini Kenny Maniecki Lou Marcellus Vikki Martin Brian Mayo Jerry McGuane Heather McLean Tina McLean Rose McVay Danielle Mercolini Deanne Puskas Kristine Reed Sandy Reed Jenny Reiser Angi Rosso Pam Ruschell Brian Sacco Chris Salek Robert Schake Jodi Scheers Tammy Scherba Dawn Schoeneman Dave Schoppe Heather Schwartzmiller Amy Scott Brian Sedlock Bridget Seifert Bob Sforza Susan Shaw Louis Sinagoga Paul Slota Karen Smith Mike Smith John Snatchko Kelly Snatchko Bill Soldo Skip Sollinger Scott Stalling Robert Stanislaw Diane Stouffer Seth Sturgeon Kevin Suchar Gary Tate Jay Tessier Dawn Toward Peggy Ulanosky John Urso Jeff Usenick Jenny Vrana Gene Washington Chris Wasik Justin Watters 82 Jeff Wilbert Robyn Wilson Valerie Wilson Shelly Wolfe Rhonda Work Andrew Wyke Nicole Young Todd Cardillo Doug Caton John Dabat Glen Eger Wendy Evans Craig Gratkie Wilson Hayman Kelly Kasecky Kerry Kuisis Mike Lafferty Joy Lemasters Jim Long Scott Maga Chris Mazar Chris McElhaney Ron Mudrick Walter Nesbit Bob Persin Reese PI oof Joe Price Charmaine Ringold Bill Sacco Mike Seigler Bryan Shimek Matt Siders Albert Spiker Jim Sullivan Georgeann Woolen CLASS OF 1989 Chris Adams David Aloi Chris Aloisio Dennis Anderson Bob Artinger Lonnie Auten Aaron Boekover Gloria Balach Curtis Baronio Tim Baurle Randy Behm Susan Beck Pat Bellinger Kirk Bersos Jan is Campbell Tina Campbell Lori Cardillo Victor Carter Ron Charlton Andrea Clarke Bobby Cooper Anne Coughlin Jay Craig Richard Curti Amy Dawson Tony Dayton Amy Derosky Bob Derosky 84 J.J. Dillon Mike Dixon David Driscoll Richard Druga Paul Duratz Melanie Dyer Dana Dzera Gregg Edowski Sean Farabaugh Shane Faraglia Brenda Faux Carol Fedora Tom Ferris Jamie Fink . rmm i Tracy Jones Lisa Kaczmarek Suzanne Kiss Vicki Klobchar Ed Komm Tricia Kosenina Becky Krull Laura McArdle Colleen McDermitt Neal McDonald Chris McElhany Scott McKee Holli McKnight Christine McLaren Sean McLaughlin Liz McVay Dave Medvitz Tom Mersing Rich Metz Sue Miller Paula Mooney Michael Nelson Mike Newell Joe Nicklash Martha Nimal Lisa Nolfi Jodi Nolle Ron Ogrodny 86 Richelle O’Malley Michelle Ozepy •Jenny Palmer Steve Palmer Sheri Parkinson David Patterson Dawn Patterson Valerie Pecora Nicole Pern Becky Peterman Dana Pierrard Rich Pivirotto Matt Polite Mike Polky Laurie Reed Lou Repos Rich Rhines Dana Richell Mark Ringstrom Kristen Ripple Missy Rizor Shelly Robertson Brian Rozzo George Russi Kurt Schaal Bill Schaupp George Schultz Bricelyn Shafron Bobby Jean Shoup Tom Shergi Carolyn Sheahan Mike Sheers Jason Sheesly Todd Shipley J.R. Simpson Stephanie Skacan Bridget Skonicki Elaine Sluka Vera Smith Diane Sollinger Barbra Stacy Suzanne Star 87 Amy Steel William Steel Kevin Stefanik Mary Jo Streppa Melanie Sturgeon Larry Szvmanski Marcie Szyjko Mike Thomas Tina Tomko Karin VanWinkle Becky Vetterol Amy Jo Werner Monica W’iegand Brian Williams Michelle Wilson Marci Wimmer Linda Work Tammy Yelsiak Shelly Zadrozny Terry Zakrzerwski Robin Zanil Charles Zigler Heather Zierden AtiiUkU Christine Bordas Jesse Boykin Jon Brosovic Scott Brown Matt Cinna Ernest Cipolla Joe Cook Troy Cook Bill Crismen Melissa Dempe Jeff Derosky James Falconer Barb Fincham Bill Fink Sandy Frauens Charlo Heiser Lisa Hertzig Lynn Hoberek John Hoffman Susan Hopkins Bruce Johns Kerri Kasper Brian Kelley Christine Lang Steve Longstreth Tim Matlack Richard McGeary John McNair Pete Medved Richard Meyer Pete Mikoloski Tina Milavic Byron Moore Robert Moore John Pack Mike Palmer Bill Paolicelli Diane Riley Brian Rittmeyer Paul Sabash Kelly Sauers Matt Snyder Larry Szymanski Cindy Zianni Chris Zigler 'ATHLETICS H O N O R R O L L Chris Belluomini Randy Belak Amy Bayly Ursual Brinkley Earl Burns George Bellinger George Bellinger George Bellinger 90 Bill Kngel George Fish sa Todd Fisher Rob Fodor Shari Formosa Chris Garbin Greg Gartley Dan Gillen Dan Gillen Jeff Jeglinski Carl Hoffman Tiffany Huffman Jeff Jeglinski Scott Jenkins Scott Jenkins Scott Kehm Vickie Kelley 92 I Stanley Repos Stanley Repos Wayne Shipley Dave Sladick Bucky Watters Tim Waz Coach Hopper honors senior hoopsters. Brian Rizor Tracy Russell Wayne Shipley Dean Sladick John Sroka Ken Teatino t v , INDIANS FOR Mike Werkmeister Jim Yanek EVER! Coach Phillips compliments senior gridders. H O N O R R O L L O F A T H L E T E S 93 ATHLETIC PACESETTERS Matt and Bill set state of Ohio weightlifting records in a June meet. Brian and Dave won Section X doubles championship. Rob played in Penn-Ohio All-Star game in June. Jim set records in two-mile run and cross country. Mr. Lang —coach of the year. Section V. Denny was all-section V as infielder. 94 Ursula was all-section VI as outfielder. Todd swam in state and national competitions. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS: FOOTBAL Indians Opponents 0 Seton LaSalle 19 8 Upper St. Clair 20 6 Mt. Lebanon 22 8 Baldwin 18 8 Chartiers Valley 20 8 Keystone Oaks 30 1st ROW Mike Johnson, Robin Zanal, Bobby Cooper, Ernie Cipolla, Joey Oravitz, Ken Dunham, Charles Zeigler, Lou Repos, Joe Golembiewski, 2nd ROW Rich Druga, Brian Lambert, Mike Lutz, Adam Yokum, Scott McKee, Sean McLaughlin, Mike Hayes, Rick Rhines, Mike Thomas. Victor Carter, 3rd ROW: Rex Anderson. Pete Medved, Dennis Anderson, Tom Staaf, Coach Cecil, Rocky McGeary, Tom Swoager, Tom Burke. Scott Hallum, Tom Mersing, Nick Jameson. Coach Chernik in front. 95 DOWN ... SET HUT! Lou goes back to pass JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Indians Opponent 58 Senaca Valley 33 75 South Fayette 15 49 Keystone Oaks 40 86 Moon 8 90 Bethel Park 12 45 Trinity 35 83 Burgettstown 16 71 Upper St. Clair 9 52 Cecil 35 53 Peters Township 37 47 Chartiers Houston 42 66 Mount Lebanon 28 108 Chartiers Valley 0 70 Carlynton 15 55 Canonsburg 35 55 Shaler Won 15, Lost 1 Section Champs 35 Tournaments: Seneca Valley — 1st place Carlynton — 2nd place FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Sunshine Pecora, Heather Zeirden. Heathe Holub, Paula Mooney, Brenda Faux. Suzanne Kiss. Row 2: Lisa Kaczmarek, Leslii Macher. Kelly Lorez, Kristi Drula, Stacey Kubutka. Rou I: Mike Johnson, Curt Baronio, Scott Brown, Jim Meyers. Tim Auten, Troy Cook. Row 2: Brian Ferguson, Lonnie Auten. Sean Forsythe, Frank Merlina, Tim Hottenfeller, Jim Philhpps, Johnson. Rou 3: Wayne Lawrence (Head Coach), Tom Swoager. Rick Rhines, Pete Medved, Rocky McGeary. Nick Jameson, Mike Palmer, Jamah Savage, Frank Trecki, Carl Yanek (Assistant Coach). WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Brenda Faux, Monica Wiegand, Jenene Moore. Row 2: Nicki Daudna, Stacey Lutz. Nicki Baucher. Row 3: Stephanie Zierden, Heather Zierden. Lisa Kaczmarek. GRADE 9 BASEBALL Indians Opponent 3 Hopewell 19 10 Hopewell 5 0 Moon 14 7 Chartiers Valley 0 0 North Allegheny 2 6 S.S. Beaver 5 7 North Catholic 0 12 North Catholic 14 9 Burgettstown 4 Won 5, Lost 4 Row 1: Lisa Henry, Beth Mazar, Diane Sollinger, Erin McLean. Row 2: Kerri Forsythe, Casey Ree. Andrea Clarke. Row 3: Joanna Hartzell, Ann Windsheimer. Row 4: Coach John Fiorentino. GIRLS’ JUNIOR HIGH Indians BASKETBALL Opponent 10 South Fayette 14 10 Moon 44 3 Ambridge 26 16 Hopewell 23 7 Center 18 9 Aliquippa 57 9 Blackhawk 37 28 Quaker Valley 56 13 Moon 39 23 Ambridge 53 30 Hopewell 40 12 Center 16 14 Aliquippa 61 19 Blackhawk 46 23 Quaker Valley 39 97 Row 1: Charles Zeigler, Mike Lutz, Chris Bielecki, Tom Burke, Victor Carter, Larry Szymanski, Bob Artinger. Row 2: Coach Elko, Mike Newell, Dave Aloi, Chris Zigler, Scott Hallum, George Russi, Joe Golembiewski, Brian Lambert, Coach Bell. GRADE 9 BASKETBALL Indians Opponents 28 Keystone Oaks 58 26 Burgettstown 37 30 Canevin 53 26 Sto-Rox 57 35 Montour 63 46 Carlynton 62 35 Avonworth 62 48 North Catholic 62 26 Cornell 32 24 Moon 54 47 Sto-Rox 53 37 Montour 44 30 Carlynton 49 37 Avonworth 38 30 North Catholic 59 29 Cornell 44 39 Canon-McMillan Won 1, Lost 17 32 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: Rachel Covington, Leslie Macher, Suzanne Kiss, Paula Mooney, Kelly Laurez. Row 2: Michelle Streppa, Jodi Nolle, Shelly Zadrozny, Stephanie Zierden. 98 GOLF Row 1: Randy McGeorge, Mike Jones, Scott Macher, Sean Nestler. Row 2: John Bahr, Scott Jenkins, Jim King, Scott Kehm, Coach Lang. INDIANS OPPONENT 3 Vi Montour 1 ' t 4 Cornell 1 1 ' i Quaker Valley 3 Vi 1 Vt Quigley 3 Vt 3 Canevin 2 2 Montour 3 5 Cornell 0 2 Quaker Valley 3 1 Quigley 4 1 Canevin 4 WON 4, LOST 6 When Coach Lang talks, people listen. Sean: Golfer or Caddie? Mike makes a wish. The golf team opened the 1985 season with an impressive 3 ’ i -1 Vt victory over Montour, providing the only loss of the season for Montour, the eventual section champions. This victory proved to be the highlight of the season as the golfers ended with a 4-6 record. Scott Macher led the team with a 44.6 scoring average for 9 holes, and Scott Kehm had a team high 6 Vi points. 99 No problem! John decorates the tree. SOCCER Jim puts a strong foot into the ball. w Kneeling: Kevin Suchar, Earl Denner, J.R. Simpson, Terry Ersek, Steve Oberle, Lonnie Auten, Jay Craig, Kevin Stefanik. Standing: Coach Augusto Silvany, Domenic Faraglia, Ron Charlton, Todd Cardillo, Craig Brown, Randy Belak (captain), Jim Cline, Bob Benson, Byron Moore, Rusty Hottenfeller. Craig seems to be telling Rusty, ‘‘No! That Way!' Team captain Kandy gives a mighty kick. Indians Opponent 1 Carlynton 2 0 Sewickley Academy 4 0 Slippery Rock 5 2 O.L.S.H. 3 0 East Allegheny 9 0 Beaver Christian ' '7 4 O.L.S.H. 2 6 Keystone Oaks 2 2 Slippery Rock 4 1 Hopewell 5 1 East Allegheny 4 6 Hopewell 1 7 Vincentian 1 1 W.P.S.D. 7 The first year for soccer as an interscholastic sport saw enthusiasm from players and fans alike. However, it was a learning year as skills were developed and experience was gained. Wins were scarce, but all players except senior captain Randy Belak return next year with hopes for more victories. 101 Back Row: Mike Dunn, Lou Marcellus, Jeff Usenick, Dave Shoppe, Mike Heck, Scott Huffman, Mike Moore, Brian Handerhan, Matt Palmieri, Scott Stahling, Mike Lafferty. 2nd row: Coach Cecil, Dean Vesce, Glenn Jenkins, Gary Lowry, Roy Steel, Dennis Schavolt, Todd Kosenia, Skip Sollinger, Coach Hughes. 3rd Row: Coach Schneider, Brent Mizenko, Rob Potts, Scott Hayward, Dave Davis, Steve Krofchik, George Fish, George Bellinger. Mike Werkmeister, Denny Cornell, Trainer Lutz, Coach Chernik. Front row: Head Coach Phillips, Coach Gardener, Earl Burns, Jeff Persian, Ed Edwards, Bill Clark, Stan Repos, Todd Fisher, Bob Mersing, Bill Engell, Bob Chamberlin, Coach Schroads. Jumping George Fish anticipates a score. Brent Mizenko runs to daylight High Fives for the Indians Brent Mizenko finds a hole Indians move the ball for another first down. The 1985 West Allegheny Football season opened with a new coach and a new look. After years of dismal seasons. Coach Don Phillips led the Indians to a four-win season. The biggest win of the season for the Indians came when they upset Wilkinsburg by the score of 21-6. The highlight of the individual season came when Brent Mizenko broke WTest Allegheny’s single-season rushing record with 1,021 total yards. Other individual Three Rivers’ Conference Awards for the Football Team were: First Team Defense — Stan Repos; Second Team Offense — Rob Potts; Honorable Mention Defense — Dennis Schavolt, Dave Davis and Jeff Persin; Honorable Mention Offense — Bill Engel and Brent Mizenko. Senior Night Excitement!! Sideline concentration Stanley tells a joke W.A. OPPONENT 0 Elizabeth Forward 35 0 Canevin 16 26 South Allegheny 25 0 Swissvale 13 15 Serra 48 20 Turtle Creek 14 26 Carlynton 7 21 Wilkinsburg 8 15 Sto-Rox 30 0 East Allegheny Won 4, Lost 6 12 Indians score victory over Carylton!! It’s all smiles for Schavolt! 105 ROSSCOUNTRY A victory at the Beaver Relays, an eighth-place in the Central Catholic Invitational, (Hamilton, 7th; Shipley, 17th), and a second place in the Midwestern Athletic Conference Championship (Shipley, 4th; Hamilton, 7th) were team season highlights. Hamilton and Shipley qualified for the WPIAL Finals as the boys’ team finished 15-3. The girls’ team ended 4-9 as Juniors Carmi Amedure (12th in M.A.C., 15th in WPIAL Finals) and Julie Poe and Freshman Megan Gillen gave the Indians some consistency at the front of the pack. Eric defeats two opponents Row 1: Megan Gillen, Carmi Amedure, Kristin Gillen. Julie Poe, Jenny Vrana. Row 2: Jim Hamilton. Wayne Shipley, Jeff Jeglinski, Eric Geary, Chuck Meyers, Tom Vrana, Mike Osborn. Dan Gillen Wayne finishes and ... .Looks tired. S') Ml © S3 Jim. who set W.A. course record (16:16), wins Freshman runner Megan Gillen the race. Is that a sandwich in Eric’s hand? J m sa-vs thumbs up for victory Julie finishes stronelv. Wayne in hot pursuit of another victim. Boys’ Cross Country Indians Opponents 24 Montour 33 34 Mt. Lebanon 21 31 Quaker Valley 54 31 McGuffey 40 25 Hopewell 31 22 Weirton 34 20 Beaver 35 25 Hopewell 30 50 New Castle 40 50 Hopewell 59 Indians Opponents 50 Blackhawk 69 17 Center 37 36 use 24 20 Quigley 35 16 Char-Houston 39 44 Seneca Valley 60 44 Moon 51 44 Quaker Valley Won 15, Lost 3 91 Girls’ Cross Country Indians Opponents 37 Montour 20 44 Mt. Lebanon 15 33 Hopewell 23 28 Weirton 27 28 Hopewell 27 27 Hopewell 28 53 Blackhawk 24 27 Center 28 30 use 25 26 Quigley 29 17 Char-Houston 38 64 Seneca Valley 35 64 Moon 36 Won 4, Lost 9 107 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL This season was an excellent one for the girl’s Varsity Basketball team. Closing with an 9-12 overall record, this year’s team missed the playoffs and 2nd place by just one game. The Junior Varsity also did well, ending their season with a 9-11 overall record. Thus the future looks bright for both the J.V. and the Varsity basketball teams. Ursula led the team in blocks and steals. Indians Opponent 52 Chartier’s Valley 53 50 Our Lady Sacred Heart 31 60 Fort Cherry 45 64 Beaver 49 52 North Hills 59 69 South Fayette 8 40 Sto-Rox 52 66 St. Francis 58 38 Ambridge 52 47 Center 54 48 Canevin 52 58 Carlynton 69 39 Steel Valley 31 71 South Park 60 25 Swissvale 44 37 Canevin 41 47 Carlynton 53 39 Steel Valley 50 74 South Park 61 52 Swissvale 47 42 Moon 77 Won 9, Lost 13 108 How 1: C. Lopez. J. Carothers, K. O’Toole. K. Peglow. T. Kosenina, A. Scott, Row 2: Head Coach Fiorentino, M. Ray, U. Brinkley. B. McLean. A. Hammer. T. Cecil. Asst. Coach O’Farrell. Tricia Kosenina, a freshman set the school record, scoring 32 points in one game. Melissa and Jenny look for the ball. 109 BOYS’ BASKETBALL STANDING: ASSISTANT COACH BOB FINN, JEFF JEGLINSKI, JEROME FAIRLEY, LENNY DAWSON, MIKE HECK, ED KASPER. CHRIS GARBIN, GREG GARTLEY. SHAWN LEE, DAVE DAVIS, HEAD COACH DENNIS HOPPER. KNEELING: RICK YOUNG, BILL DEELEY, LANCE DEMPSTER. MIKE OSBORN. GARY TATE. DAVE BELL, MARK DAVIS First-team All-section Bill Deeley sets the offense. Mark Davis brings the ball up the floor. After last year’s losing 9-13 record, no returning starters, and a new coach, noone thought this season would be successful. With a 9-2 home record and 12-11 over all, Coach Dennis Hopper and Assistant Bob Finn believe that West Allegheny will have a better future. Bill Deeley was named to First-Team All-Section. Letter winners were Seniors: D. Davis, L. Dawson, C. Garbin, G. Gartley, and J. Jeg-linski; and Juniors: B. Deeley, L. Dempster, E. Kasper, S. Lee, and R. Young. ln HOPPER’S HOOPERS Indians VARSITY Opponent 56 Chart iers Valley 40 51 South High 66 39 O.L.S.H. 42 49 Seton LaSalle 71 78 Quigley 46 55 Sto-Rox 47 42 South Park 40 74 South Fayette 55 38 Keystone Oaks 39 78 McGuffey 69 61 Peters Township 52 48 Center 46 54 Carlynton 49 63 Aliquippa 68 59 Canevin 63 50 Hopewell 49 64 North Catholic 68 40 Center 50 72 Carlynton 52 38 Aliquippa 57 50 Canevin 52 55 Hopewell 65 36 Northgate 35 Indians JUNIOR VARSITY Opponei 43 Chartiers Valley 48 58 O.L.S.H. 41 27 Seton LaSalle 67 43 Quigley 39 36 Sto-Rox 68 48 South Park 41 45 South Fayette 37 26 Keystone Oaks 56 48 McGuffey 42 38 Peters Township 46 48 Center 46 41 Carlynton 57 30 Aliquippa 83 53 Canevin 58 40 Hopewell 58 34 North Catholic 58 59 Center 49 40 Carlynton 54 28 Aliquippa 56 39 Hopewell 41 54 Northgate 29 112 Greg Gartley scores from long range. When Coach talks, the team listens. Jeff applies pressure defense. Team togetherness!!! 1st How: Bobby Farabaugh, Jim Brinkman, Andy Trecki, Lou Repos, Rusty Hottenfeller, Jim Yanek, I'arl Yanek. Jeff Werner. 2nd row: Coach Smith, Craig Brown, Rob Potts, Jeff Persin, Gary Selinsky. Jeff Werner, Stanley Repos, Bucky Watters, Justin Watters, Assistant Coach Lawerence. WRESTLING Indians Opponei 48 Shaler 9 44 Baldwin 15 24 North Allegheny 33 69 Fort Cherry 0 53 Seton LaSalle 8 27 Gateway 29 36 Mt. Lebanon 20 14 Canon MacMillan 44 45 Bethel Park 12 23 Keystone Oaks 27 28 Meadville 31 44 Moon 20 36 Connellsville 21 37 Thomas Jefferson 25 48 Elizabeth Forward 10 29 Latrobe 32 15 Trinity Won 10, Lost 7 34 The Wrestling team found much success as West Allegheny compiled a 10-7 record against opponents who included 11 of the 16 teams that qualified for the WPIAL Team championships and teams that placed third, fourth and fifth in the State Competition. The Team was rated tenth by THE PITTSBURGH PRESS and ninth by THE POST-GAZETTE. In Tournament action West Allegheny placed first in the West Mifflin Christmas Tournament and the Seneca Valley Invitational Tournament in January. 113 Bucky. the Section VI champion at 138 pounds, had a regular season record of 17 wins, 3 losses. Jim. undefeated in regular season (20-0-1), was Section VI champion at 132 pounds. Carl records one of his 21 victories. Lou Repos has another victim under control. Bucky prepares to pin his opponent on way to career record of 53 wins, 28 losses and 2 ties. Stan in action on way to undefeated season (25-0). 114 Carl. Section VI 126 pound champ, is in control. Rob Potts flattens his opponent. Jeff was 21-3-1 this year with 54 career victories. Jim Brinkman is in trouble against Keystone Oaks. Sun had 62 career wins (62-20-2). Justin scored 17 regular season wins. 115 CHEERLEADING I Dana Emling, Captain Shana Fisher Cindy Hadden, Captain Tracy Hallum, Captain Sherri Zastawa, Captain Tina Zigler Bev Cozzo, Sponsor Emmie Gallagher, Mascot 116 Varsity Football Cheerleaders J. V. Cheerleaders — Sitting: T. Gumbert, J. Driscoll. Standing: S. Parks, K. Salek, D. Dantry Making plans for after the game! Getting psyched for the second-half victory! Cheerleaders show spirit after Indians' touchdown. Relaxing and enjoying the half-time show. Varsity Basketball cheerleaders Sitting L to R; S. Mudrick. S. Zastawa; Kneeling; T. Hallum, T. Zigler, C. DeCarlo; Standing; T. Covington, D. Emling, D. Staaf. M. Grandovic, T. Huffman Varsity Wrestling cheerleaders Sitting L to R; L. Smyers, D. Craig; Kneeling S. Cute, K. Jones. M. Cute; Standing; N. Samlow, C. Hadden, S. Fisher Donna shows her spirit 118 Come on, Beth, you can do it! SWIMMING WA hoys and girls’ school records. Statistician, Senior Jennifer Duty. Row Mia Kubutka, Tracey Jones. Anne Coughlin. Megan Gillen. Heather Holub. Vickie Klobchar. Row 2: Jamie Fink. Mindy Hennon, Christi LaGard. Susan Parks, Bridget Skonicki. Row 3: Carmi Amedure, Kathy Blakely, Kristen Gillen (captain), Karen Jones. Row 4: Amy Bayly, Shari Formosa. Rhonda Nishnick, Beth Coughlin (captain), Tina Clarke, Deany Palmieri. GIRLS’ SCOREBOARD WA OPPONENT 85 Shaler 87 91 Seneca Valley 80 112 Hopewell 48 73 Peters Twp. 97 82 Baldwin 90 54 Riverside 29 95 Quaker Valley 64 96 Carlynton 60 90 Keystone Oaks 63 99 Northgate 64 92 Blackhawk 67 83 South Park 88 87 Char Valley 75 102 Montour Won 10, Lost 4 70 WA BOYS’ OPPONENT 69 Shaler 101 69 Seneca Valley 103 101 Hopewell 66 80 Peters Twp. 91 101 Baldwin 58 49 Riverside 34 90 Carlynton 58 86 Keystone Oaks 77 95 Northgate 69 92 Blackhawk 75 90 South Park 73 104 Char Val 62 85 Montour Won 9, Lost 4 87 Row 1: Chris Aloi-sio, Ed Komm. Pat Bellinger. Row 2: Brian Sacco, P.J. Stevens, Sean Nes-tler. Row 3: George Bellinger (captain), Coach Soisson, Todd Jones (captain), Tim Waz, Jim King, Brian Ko-shial. 119 •'Swimmers: TAKE YOUR MARK. WA off to a good start. Carmi of the Lothness Monster? Oh Lord! Please let me win. 120 Did I win?' We won! We won! And they're off Jimmy King is in the lead. Pumping Iron. Coaches Wiechelt and Soisson watch intensely. Super George! The 1985-86 Girls’ Swim season ended with an exciting 10-4 record. WPIAL qualifiers and school record breakers were Kathy Blakely, Beth Coughlin. Kristen Gillen, Megan Gillen, Heather Holub. The Boys finished with an outstanding record of 9-4. With only 13 swimmers, the boys were very competitive for the WPIAL Section Title but suffered a heartbreaking 87-85 loss to Montour. Todd Jones placed in the top six at WPIALS to make him eligible for the PIAA State Championships where he placed 13th. In February the boys and girls traveled to Moon High School to compete in the Midwestern Athletic Conference. The girls took second place honors over twelve teams while the boys placed fourth. Susan in deep concentration. Todd Jones qualified for the State Championship. Tim Waz qualified for Diving at WPIALS. 122 Ed Komm springs from the diving block. Come on, Sherri, only a few more. TRACK GIRLS’ TRACK INDIANS OPPONENTS 43 East Allegheny 98 53 Freedom 79 27 McGuffey 111 62 Carlynton 79 41 Quigley 99 96 Quaker Valley 42 41 Northgate 99 49 Rochester 92 31 East Allegheny 110 58 Freedom 86 43 McGuffey 98 56 Sto Rox 80 82 Quigley 64 110 Quaker Valley 31 44 Northgate 94 59 Rochester 86 Eric and Wayne put forth an extra effort. ROW 1: Coach Cecil, T. Kosenina, D. Aloi, T. Burke, M. Lutz, P. Stevens, L. Kaczmarek, K. Gillen, Coach Bell. ROW 2: D. Faraglia, M. Remaly, T. Vrana, J. Poe, M. Healey, G. Balach. ROW 3: B. Rizor, W. Shipley, G. Bellinger, J. Hamilton, C. Amedure, J. Vrana, V. Carter, V. Kelley, C. LaGard. ROW 4: S. Bodziak, T. Shipley, R. Mudrick, R. Dzubinski, K. Santucci, L. Dawson, K. Salek. The 1986 track and field season started with high hopes from coaches and athletes alike. But these hopes soon faded as the boys and girls finished the season with disappointing records of 1-7 and 0-8 respectively. However, the nucleus of the squad returns next year, giving hope for a successful season. 123 Kristen finishes second. Smile pretty for the camera. 124 George easily clears the hurdle. Tom shows the pain of a winner. Ron strives for perfection in long jump. Lou strains to toss the discus. Jim Hamilton qualified for WPIAL competition in the 2 mile run and set a school record of 9:42.7 in the same event. Also for the boys, Dennis Schavolt qualified in the javelin event. Five girls also qualified for WPIAL competition: Vanessa Carter in the 100 meter dash and Carmi Amedure, Julie Poe, Megan Gillen, and Kristen Gillen in the 2-mile relay. Vanessa also set a school record of 12.9 seconds in the 100 meter dash. Megan established record times in the one-half mile (2:38) and one mile (5:59) runs. 125 SOFTBALL Indians OPPONENT 3 Burgettstown 4 6 Hopewell 8 7 Burgettstown 8 8 South Fayette 9 5 Sto-Rox 23 2 Canevin 8 0 Montour 23 5 Canevin 20 8 Moon 23 1 Montour 18 2 Carlynton 11 3 Moon 9 4 Carlynton 22 6 Canevin 9 1 Montour 14 4 Moon 14 12 Carlynton 11 The girls softball team ended its season with an overall record of 1-14 as the team struggled under first-year coach John Fiorentino. For the first time there was a JUNIOR VARSITY team. The young and inexperienced players did very well, finishing with 5 wins and 1 loss. ROW 1 — Ursula Brinkley, Beth McLean. Erica Holmes. Tracy Russell, Tiffany Huffman. Tracy Covington. Karen Greek, Coach John Fiorentino. ROW 2 — Melanie Sturgeon. Michelle Wilson, Amy Steele, Kelly O'Toole. Tricia Kosenina. Amy Werner, Susan Parks. ROW 3 — Coach Dana Bates, Melissa Ray, Amy Scott, Jenny Carothers, Heather McLean, Joanna Hartzell, Suzanne Kiss. 126 Ursula, who made first-team all-section as an outfielder, strides to first. “This doesn’t look good ... or does it? Tiffany gets ready to make the play. Let’s go! Let’s go! She can’t hit!' “This surely isn’t softball weather. Are you ready for this one, Amy? 127 BASEBALL Brent and Friends keep stats on the game. The West Allegheny varsity baseball team came into the season with a strong mix of proven seniors and talented juniors. Among these were returning let-termen Dean Sladick, Dave Sladick, Kenny Teatino, Stanley Repos, and Dennis Cornell. The Indians finished second (tied) in a section with the likes of Moon and Montour and Hopewell. The first West Allegheny Baseball team to make the playoffs since 1956 suffered a disappointing loss to Upper St. Clair in the playoffs. Team leaders in various batting and pitching categories included Ken Teatino (6 doubles), Dave Sladick (3 triples) and Gary Lowry (4 homeruns). Dave and Dean Sladick knocked in 20 and 21 runs respectively. Dean Sladick led in batting average with a .448 clip. For pitchers Scott Jenkins led in wins (6) and strikeouts (37). Denny Cornell had the lowest earned run average (1.93). Five team record were broken: Gary Lowry (single season runs with 25); Dean Sladick (3 records — single season RBI’S with 21, career (.406) and single-season average (.448); Scott Jenkins (wins in a season — 6). ROW 1 _ Bob Stanislaw. Brent Mizenko, John Sroka, Kenny Teatino, Gary Lowry, Coach Don I-aq ROW 2 — Brian Handerhan. Bob Chamberlain, Scott Jenkins. Dan Gillen, Scott Macher, Chris TrecH Dave Sladick. ROW 3 — Carl Huffman, Ron Frees. Dean Sladick, Brian Senovich. Stanley Repos, Denni Cornell, Dave Beaumont Gary Lowry, Dean Sladick, and Stanley Repos collect back-to-back-to back hits. 128 Is this Tony Pena or Dean Sladick? Scott Jenkins delivers a high heater. Stanley Repos patiently awaits the pitch. Stan practices his home-run swing. INDIANS OPPONENT 3 Beaver 4 11 Ft. Cherry 5 0 Char-Valley 13 7 Cornell 4 8 Sto-Rox 4 16 Ft. Cherry 5 7 Center 3 2 Moon 4 9 Burgettstown 5 11 Canevin 1 6 Montour 7 1 Hopewell 9 6 Ambridge 5 7 Center 4 6 Moon 5 8 Canevin 5 6 Montour 5 0 Hopewell 6 5 Ambridge 2 1 Upper St. Clair 11 Won 13, Lost 7 129 J.V. BASEBALL INDIANS OPPONENT 10 Beaver 3 Char-Valley 2 26 S.S. Beaver 4 10 Center 8 5 Moon 3 11 Canevin 8 3 Montour 2 2 Hopewell 8 1 Moon 11 13 Canevin 6 5 Montour 6 3 Hopewell 16 10 Center 6 5 Ambridge 6 Won 9, Lost 5 ROW 1 — Jim Shaytar. Bill Anderson. Paul Slota, Steve Kennedy, Dave Beaumont, Jimmy Sullivan. ROW 2 — Dave Werner. John Rozman. Mario Lanni. Glenn Jenkins, Bill Soldo. ROW 3 — Coach Bob Palko, Bob Stanislaw, Brian Handerhan, Dave Beaumont, Scott Macher. Mike Osborn. Brian keeps his eye on the pitch. Bob Stanislaw scores the winning run. 130 TENNIS Row 1: Bill Paolicelli, Bob Sforza, Denny Zierden, Mike Fryer. Row 2: Rob Fodor, Brian Rizor, Dave Schoppe, Chuck Meyers. The boys of spring with their coach. Mr. Carl Herring, take a breather between matches. Indians Opponent 5 Burgettstown 0 4 Keystone Oaks 1 4 Carlynton 1 5 Canevin 0 0 Quaker Valley 5 5 Avonworth 0 0 Moon 5 5 Cornell 0 4 Carlynton 1 4 Canevin 1 2 Quaker Valley 3 5 Avonworth 0 0 Moon 5 5 Cornell Won 10, Lost 4 0 The boys’ tennis team ended up with a record of ten wins and four losses. They came in third place in their section. Senior Brian Rizor and Sophomore Dave Schoppe had individual honors bestowed upon them as they won the section doubles title and also qualified for W.P.I.A.L.S. Coach Herring has five returning letter winners for next year’s team, and they will surely be a strong competitor again. Bob waits anxiously. Rob with a nasty forehand! Denny’s playing hardball. 131 TENNIS Overhand smash! The West Allegheny girls’ tennis team, coached by Mrs. Herring, had a disappointing 0-10 record in its inaugural season. Much of this could be traced to a lack of experienced players, as only five first-year girls participated. The girls’ tennis team dropped two matches to each of its four section opponents — Canevin, Ambridge, Carlynton, Moon. 132 Pam makes another great return ALL-SPORTS BANQUET Senior cheerleaders were also honored at the banquet. Members of the track team with Coach Cecil. Beth Coughlin was the Academic-Athlete Awardee with a scholastic average of 4.10. Beth Mcl ean. a senior on the basketball team. Jim Yanek had a record of 104 wins during his wrestling career. Dr. DePaul introduced the coaches. Dave Sladick was recognized for a no-hitter game. Brent Mizenko’s award from football. The All-Sports Banquet was held at the Airport Sheraton. Senior members of all sports were honored with placques listing each sport in which they participated during their high school career. Sponsoring the Banquet was the Red and Gray Athletic Association, W.A.’s booster organization. 133 Mr. Smith with the senior wrestlers. The singing of the Alma-Mater closed the evening. Miss Wiechelt introduced the girls’ swimming team. Stanley Repos and Jim Yanek were undefeated in wrestling their senior yeai 134 Row 1 — John Walko, Rob Thomas, Missy Dodds (treas.), Jennifer Petricko (sec.), Chris McClaren, John Snatchko, Janice Campbell. Bridget Skonicki, Carol Fedora. Row 2 — Mike Lutz, Tina Hamlin. George Bellinger (pres.), Mary Jo Streppa, Michelle Galloway, Christie Kennedy, Karen VanWinkel, Joyce Jones. Row 3 — Christie Link, Brian Rizor, Krista Messner, J. R. Simpson, Jennifer Highfield, Tom Holbin, Kathy Laird, Dean Bertrum, Bricelyn Shafron. Row 4 — Barry Link, Don Bistarkey, Mike Edgell, Sherry Parkinson, Donna Knoer (treas.), Tessie Walko, Jennifer Ingraham. Marcie Head. Row 5 — Dave Marlatt, Jin Inskipt, Michele Edgell, Dana Swoager (v. pres.), Pat Bellinger, Ed Komm, Jay Teyssier, Elaine Sluka. Row 6 — Lisa Humphreys, Amy Antel, Franny Swoager, Laura Rohbeck, Debbie Gaspercic, Richelle O’Mally, Kim Gillo, Janna Hartzel. Joe Schulz, director, and Krista Messner The Drama Club presented successful fall and spring productions resulting from hours of rehearsal time. Veteran actors such as Jon Ackley, George Bellinger, Missy Dodds, Michele Edgell, Krista Messner and John Walko provided role models for the underclassmen to emulate. 136 The cast from Voices from the High School pauses for the camera. Scences from VOICES FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL 137 AGATHIE CHRISTIE’S TEN LITTLE INDIANS 138 A R T C L U B Sitting: Kelly OToole, Diane Argenta. Debbie Argenta, Cindy Roach, Jill Wojtaszek, Cyndi Shaffer, Sheri Porter, Beth McLean. Standing: Peggy Ulanosky, Krista Messner, Lisa Gamble. Chris Wasik, Cheryl Russi, Jennifer Smith, Angela Rosso, Reese Ploof, Miss Reamer. Tracy Cecil. CIRCUS OF THE ARTS: APRIL 28 — MAY 2 PAINTING: Diane Argents and Todd Jones tied for first. Cyndi Shaffer was second and MIXED MEDIA: Jill Wojtaszek (first., Beth Mcl ean and Cindy Cindy Roach third. Roach (second), Jennifer Bodziak (third). SHADOW PUPPETS: First place to Stacie Wolf, with Gene Washington (second) and Richard Lottes (third). 140 ( ALLIGRAPHY (above): First place to Diane and Debbie Argenta. Placing second was Stacie Wolf and third was Jeff Moore. Below is the backdrop for Wayang Shadow Puppet Theatre designed by Stacie Wolf to coordinate with Miss Reamer’s Balinese theme (see Indonesian Mask). 3-D DESIGN: Frank and Chris tied for first. K. Tate P. Fish were second. ADVERTISING DESIGN: Kristi Linck was best. Second was Cheryl Russi; third, Kristi Greek. PENCIL DR A WINGS (below): Reese Ploof was the winner. Second and INDONESIAN MASKS: First was Reese Ploof; second. Byron Moore: and third third place honors went to Diane Argenta and Dave Werner respectively, (tie) Jill Wojtaszek and Terry Kropf. 141 UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Seniors Juniors: Kneeling — Lori Hines, Theresa Peterman, Diane Kihn, Mechele Johnson, Valerie Lean-. Deanna Lowry. Charmane Lvscik. Mary Kerin, Lisa Srayers, Amy Orvitz, Kim Sheesley. Standing — Mrs. Brahm, Tina Clarke. Tracy Russell, Sandy Brinkman, Buffie Heinauer, Tina Pinchot, Connie Weisenmiller, Vicki LaVerde, Shelly McDade. Rhonda Stitsel, Patty Workman, Michelle Healey, Toni Fazio. Jessie Johns, Sandy Sippel, Diane Hunsberger, Shelly Wolfe. Eric Doak, Tammy James. Susie Gyergyo placed first in Shorthand II. Sophomores Si Freshmen: Kneeling — Sherry Hoover, Susan Beck, Barb Stacy, Tina Tomko, Dana Mechele Johnson placed fourth in Public Speak- Pierrard, Susan Starr. Karen Cain, Amy Jones, Amy Steele, Jodi Bugay, Tammy Yetsich. Standing — ing, and Tina Pinchot placed third in Ms. F.B.L.A. Amy Werner. Gaye Dufour, Jackie Beck. Joella Jenkins. Tracy Burton, Karen Smith, Karin Henry, Tony Collichie, Brian Sacco, Nicole Jancart, Bev Grace, Kristy Reed, Marcia Hrapczak, Shani Faraglia. Gloria Balach, Christine I ang. 142 Officers: Vicki LaVerde — president, Brian Sacco — treasurer, Tina Pinchot State Representatives: Rhonda Stitsel, Susie Gyergyo, Tina Pinchot, Vicki — vice-president. Missing — Shelia Byers — secretary. LaVerde, Mechele Johnson, Valerie Leary, and Diane Kihn. Cortez Peters, world champion typist, presented an assembly. Members of the club bowling. Diane Hunsberger. Kim Sheesley, and Connie Weisenmiller placed third in Entrepreneurship 11 team competition. The Future Business Leaders of America club had a very active year. They participated in many activities, such as: a roller-skating party, a bake sale, various candy sales, and a stuffed-animal sale. They opened and closed the year with parties held at the school. They also competed in regional and state business competitions. In addition to the pictures shown, the following people also placed at the Regional Conference held at Robert Morris College: Ron Mudrick, Brian Sacco, Lori Hines, Valerie Leary, and Charmane Lyscik placed third in Parliamentary Procedures team competition; Buffie Heinauer placed fourth in Job Interview; Eric Doak placed fifth in Accounting I; Jackie Beck placed fourth, and Kristy Reed placed fifth in Business Math; Vicki LaVerde placed second in Data Processing; Amy Werner placed fourth, and Gay Dufour placed fifth in Entrepreneur-ship I; Rhonda Stitsel placed second in Office Procedures; Cathy Hughes placed fourth and Karin Henry placed fifth in Clerk Typist I; and Patty Workman placed fifth in Shorthand II. They also placed second in the outstanding chapter competition. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Ms. Solimando, Samantha Cute, Adrienne Martin, Chrisanne DeCarlo, Dana Jester, Aiena Anderson, Chris Relluomini, Tracy Hallum, Dana Ending, Rose Me ay, Dawn Schoeneman, Jennifer Bodziak, Jackie DiPietro. Row 2: Scott Macher, John Rozman, Mario Lanni, Daniel Gillen, Brandon Davis, Suzanne Kiss, Kristen Geary, Brendan O I oole, Kerry Jo Bolind, Mrs. Dalmolin. Row 3: Diane Sollinger, Sheri Mancini, Dave Marlatt, Bill Deeley, Gary Tate, Amy Bayly, Anne Coughlin, Megan Gillen, Becky Vettorel, Lisa Bonesso, Chris Zigler. Row 4: Heather McLean, Dina Dantry, Lori Bateman, Jenny Reiser, Vicki Martin, Jenny ( arothers, ( arlotta Lopez, Lou Repos, Rich Druga. Aaron Oberster, Jim Fritzley, Leslie Galloway, David Driscoll. Row 5: Bob Stanislaw, Steve Kennedy, Brian Handerhan, Chuck Hallum, Bill Soldo, Jason Gula, Mark Davis, Diana Gestewitz, Michelle Gettemy, Mike Zavacky, Pat Trusnovic. Row 6: Bobby Bradburn, Tony Searfone. C hris McElhaney, Jerry McGuane, Chris Mazar. Joe Nicklash, Steve Blosnick, Rob Fodor, Jeff Butler, Dave Meyers. PROM COURT: (L-R) Tracy Russell, Mike Werkmeister, Martha Cute, John Siroka. Tiffany Huffman Queen, Mike Osborn — Prince, Jolynda Meola — Princess, Bill Clark — King. Jeff Jeglinski. Michelle Deely, Stanley’ Repos, and Dana Emling. 145 Bob and Valerie Teddy and Julie Earl and Susan Tracy and Audrey Rich and Dee Dee Rich and Machel Sean and Deany Pat and Sherri Dave and Paula Stephan and Ixirna Chuck and Kim Jeff and Kim Roger and Connie Eric and Emmie Ron and Michelle Brian and Jennifer Bill and Michelle Kevin and Jennifer 146 (•forge and Samantha Rich and Michelle John and Vaneaea Matt and Kathy Ron and Tracy Richard and Beth Chria and Shannon Eric and Tracy Dave and Donna Rob and Shelly Scott and Volva Terry and Sandy Keith and Kelly Paul and Jackie Ray and Michelle Steve and Thereaa Mike and Patty Chad and Liaa Rodger and Kim Brian and Kim Steve and Betay Bill and Kathy Doug and Paula Brian and Rona Scott and Shelly Gary and Tina J.R. and Stacie Eddie and Colleen Steve and Jenn Richard and Diane Chris and Tina Paul and Aliaaa Bob and Linda Karl and Dana Sonny and Shelly Randy and Vickie Dan and Darlene Brian and Tiffany Brent and Adrienne 148 I avr and Rachel Jeff � nd Sandy Todd and Margie Brian and Shelly Klim and Suaan Jeff and Robin Mike and Kelly John end Nadine Walt and Cindy Wayne and Brenda Mark and Bobbie Bill and Michele Mike and Carlotu Brendan and Maureen Douf and Heidi Jeff and Demae Rob and Chris Alex and Sandi Jared and Sherri Stanley and Julie John and Beth Doug and Miasy Joe and Michele Jim and Wendy Chuck and Rhonda Mark and Lori John and Buffie 149 Anthony and Kim Billy and Valeri Roy and Amy Richard and Linda Alien and Stacy Steve and Shelly Mike and Jennifer Chris and Tracy Pete and Jennifer Joey and Jeanelle John and Michelle Alan and Joyce Bucky and Karen Justin and Donna Tim and Ursuala Mark and Kim Randy and Tracy Randy and Michelle Bobby and Linda Andrew and Tammy Chuck and Susan Dave and Mary Jo Mr and Mrs. Keighey 150 Mr. Earl Wiechelt — Director The 1985-1986 choruses of W.A. went through a time of change. With a new director, and fewer students, the chorus faced much criticism. The quality of music that has been superb over the many years was expected to die. The skeptics were wTong, though. As always, the choruses performed two great concerts. The sound of W.A. chorus still lives on! CHORUS 2 SENIOR CHORUS Row 1: Mr. Wiechelt.Tina Clarke, Kim Sturgeon, Lorna Parson. Missy Dodds. Tessie Walko, Shelley Byrnes, Brenda Bruno, Chrisanne DeCarlo, Tracy Ursic, Shelly McDade, Beth Chiesa, Susie Gyergyo, Michele Edgell, Jacquie Peck. Michelle Dietz, Mary Fedora, Dana McCulluogh, Jennifer Smith. Lois Costiloe. Row 2: Stephan Degorsky, Todd Jones. Cindy Nofsinger, Krista Messner, Jennifer Petricko, Samantha Cute, Adrienne Martin, Dana Emiing, Susan Hallum, Colleen Myers. Martha Cute, Sheri Porter, Tracy Hallum, Ursula Brinkley, Dana Jester, Alena Anderson, Shelley Peyton. Rob Thomas. Row 3: George Bellinger, Tony Pavlovich, John Walko. John Snatchko, Randy Wilson, Bill Clark. Greg Bailey, Ralph Kellner. Todd Fisher. Bill Engel, Eddie Edwards. P.J. Stevens, Mike Werkmeister, Jeff Jeglinski, Gary Lowry, Chris Garbin, Chuck Meyers. Rob Fodor. Mike Fryer. SENIOR OFFICERS: Kim Sturgeon — Vice-President, Susie Gyergyo — Publicity Chairperson, Stephan Degrosky — President, Randy Wilson — Treasurer, Ursula Brinkley — Business Manager, and Dana Emling — Secretary. SENIOR SECTION LEADERS: Row 1: Missy Dodds, Dana Emling. Susan Hallum, Mary Fedora, Susie Gyergyo. Row 2: Kim Sturgeon, Tina Clarke, Ursula Brinkley, Cindy Nofsinger, Shelley Peyton. Row 3: Stephan Degorsky.Todd Jones, Randy Wilson, Eddie Edwards. Mike Werkmeister, Jeff Jeglinski. SENIOR PIANISTS: Sitting — Lorna Parson and Kim Sturgeon. Standing — Rob Thomas. Mike W'erkmeister, Jeff Jeglinski. and Stephan Degrosky were chosen to represent W.A. at District Chorus. Stephan Degrosky and Jeff Jeglinski represented W.A. at Regional Chorus. It the sixth year in a row that W.A. had representatives at Regional Chorus. Jon Ackley — guitar. Lois Costiloe — drums, and Gabe Ceyrolles — guitar accompanied the Senior chorus in many of its selections. 155 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE CHORUS Row 1: Tina McLean, Robin Wilson, Karen Smith, Amy Dawson, Tessie Walko, Jodi Nolle, Tammy Gumbert, Lori Cardillo, Brenda Faux, Jim Inskipt. J.R. Simpson, Matt Cinna, Dave Patterson, Dave Driscoll, Tracy Jones, Chris McLaren, Debbie Gaspersic, Joy Lemasters, Susan Hopkins, Jamie Fink, Karen Van Winkle, Becky Fryer, Becky Veterol. Row 2: Angela Miller, Valerie Wilson, Jennifer Petricko, Susan Parks, Amy Hayward, Cindi Zianni, Bob Sforza, Ron Ogrondy, Mike Newell, Mike Lutz, Carrie Bowland. Mindy Hennon. Bridget Skonicki, Heather Hollub, Heather Zierden, Jackie Beck, Kerri Forsythe, Sunshine Pecora, Jenny Reiser, Lori Bateman. Row 3: Martha Nimel, Kristen Ripple, Kim Gillo, Joanna Hartzell, Sue Miller, Jay Tessier, Rick Curti, Chris Bilecki, Ray Leary, Larry Luepka, Darren Humbert, Brian Lambert. Bob Moore, Tom Holben, Ed Komm, David Medvitz, Bill Fink, Scott Hallum. Row 4: Mr. Wiechelt, Mike Heck, George Russi, Pat Bellinger, Shawn Falrabaugh, George Schultz, Rich Druga, Bill Schaupp, Bill Paolicelli, Chris Aloisio, Lou Marcellus, Steve Kennedy. Brian Sacco, Paul Slota, Dave Hiebner, Bill Haley. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Valerie Wilson — President, Susan Parks — Secretary, Becky Fryer — Publicity Chairperson, Tammy Gumbert — Treasurer, and Jennifer Petricko — Vice-President. SOPHOMORE SECTION LEADERS Mindy Hennon, Susan Parks, Tammy Gumbert, Jennifer Petricko, Bob Sforza. Row 2: Dave Heibner, Val Wilson, Becky Fryer. Tina McLean. Six SOPHOMORE PIANISTS: Sitting — Becky Val Wilson and Jennifer Petricko each sang a Fryer and Standing — Angela Miller. part in “A Star Was His Candle.” FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Row 1: Brenda Faux — Treasurer, Jodi Nolle — Secretary. Row2: Chris Aloisio — Publicity Chairperson, Bridget Skonicki — President, Scott Hallum — Vice President. FRESHMAN PIANISTS: Darren Humbert. Karen Van Winkle, Cindi Zianni, Amy Dawson, and Brenda Faux. FRESHMAN SECTION LEADERS: Row I: Brenda Fuax, Heather Hollub, Amy Dawson, Bridget Skonicki. Chris McLaren, and Jodi Nolle. Row 2: Larry Luepka, Ed Komm. Pat Bellinger, Chris Aloisio, and Scott Hallum. 157 Eddie Edwards sang “Away In the Manger” at the Christmas concert and “Three Times a Lady” at the Spring concert. Tina Clarke sang “Merry Christmas Darling” at the Christmas concert and “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You” at the Spring concert. Missy Dodds had a part in ”The Christmas Song at the Christmas concert and also sang “Arms of Love” at the Spring concert. Shelley Peyton sang “Have Yourself a Merry Little George Bellinger sang “Lady of My Heart” at the Christmas” at the Christmas concert. Spring concert. Scott Hallum sang a part in “Try to Remember at the Spring concert. Stephan Degrosky read a story about the origin of “Silent Night” at the Christmas concert. The boy’s quintet comprised of Jon Ackley, Jeff Jeglinski, Todd Jones, Greg Beaumont, and Stephan Degrosky sang “Wasted On The Way at the Spring concert. ‘A Time For Us” was the theme of the Spring concert. Mr. Wiechelt in action. Jeff Jeglinski and Dana McCullough sang “The Greatest Gift of All” at the Christmas concert. Stephan Degrosky and Lorna Parson sang a duet, Somewhere”, from West Side Story at the Spring concert. Kim Sturgeon was presented with a cake in honor of her birthday by the three choruses. Kim Sturgeon, vice-president, presents Mr. Wiechelt with a gift fron his first senior chorus. George Bellinger dedicated a solo to Susie Gyergyo. The senior chorus performs at the Spring concert. Jon and Gabe accompanied the senior chorus. Susie received roses from George. Mr. Wiechelt reads his plaque. 160 WEST ALLEGHENY MARCHING BAND Row 1: John Sroka, Seth Sturgeon, Aaron Walkover, Bill Sacco, Lois Costlow, Chris Alosio. Pat Bellinger, Tom Holben, Darren Humbert, Ed Komm. Row 2: Karen Van W’inkle, Angela Miller, Mary Jo Streppa. Brian Rozzo, Bob Moore, Derek Dantry. Row 3: Stephan Degrosky, John Snatchko, Simon James, Dan Dunn, Lorna Parson, Bridget Skoniki, Rob Thomas, Dave Heibner, Melissa Meliton, Jim Inskipt. Dave Patterson, Michelle Galloway, Jennifer Highfield. Frank Blosnick. Row 4: Jeff Jeglinski, Sherry Parkinson, Bricelyn Shaffron, Randy Wilson. Mary Fedora, Kim Rolin, George Schultz, Mike Lutz, Ursula Brinkley. Brian Sacco, Jason Sheesley. Augie Doehre. Brandi House. Rob Belak. Row 5: Gregg Beaumont. Brian Iwaskeyecz. Trisha O’Neal. Bill Fink. Mike Kubutka, Dean Snatchko, Dave Medved, Lori Bateman, Tessie Walko, Melissa Vith, Kathy Laird, Donna Knoer. Amy Kiss. Brenda Groom. Row 6: John Walko, John Pack. Brian Williams, Mike Dixon. Kim Jones, Susan Parks, Carol Fedora, Cindy Nofsinger. Tina Tomko. Lisa Abbott. Dawn Barum. Buffie Hienaur. Marilyn Nadik. Suzanna Miller. Row 7: Michelle Daniels. Jennifer Petriko. Beth Chiesa, Jim Devere, Jay Tessier, George Russi, Jon Ackley Jon Ackley — Drum major Stephan Degrosky — Ass’t Drum major; District and Regional Band Representative Lois Costlow — Drum captain and District Band Representative 161 And you thought band wasn’t fun! 162 The band performed at pep assemblies. The annual Christmas lunch with Santa. Mary Fedora received the Semper Fidelia award presented by the U.S. Marine Corps. Stephan Degrosky was presented with the John Philip Sousa award. What a cute couple! The pep band at a basketball game. OFFICERS: Row 1 Treasurer — Rob Thomas. Publicity Chairperson — Jennifer Petricko. Row 2: Vice-President — Lorna Parson. Historian — Ursula Brinkley. President — Mary Fedora. Secretary — Susan Parks, Business Manager — Tim Waz. 163 The Florida welcoming committee. Another stop at McDonald’s. Aren’t we cute? 164 Sleeping Beauty? The West Allegheny Marching Band traveled to Florida April 23 through April 28. In the Sunshine state, the band members visited Daytona Beach, Wet-n-Wild, Grand Prix Amusement Park, Walt Disney World, and Epcot Center where the band marched in a parade. 165 Row 1: Amy Antel (captain). Row 2: Leslie Galloway, Joe 11a Jenkins, Chris McLaren, Melissa Scott, Tracy Beck, Dana Pierard, Christina Dors he, Lisa Humphreys, Jenny Franchek. Row 3: Kristi Linck, Tracey Jones, Mia Kubutka, Barbara Stacy, Connie Fletcher, Kerry Kasper, Diane Kihn, Nicole Janckart. Row 4: Kim Gillo, Kerry Jo Bolind, Laura Rhobeck, Jeanne Beaumont, Jackie Beck. Jody Schoers, Toni Repos, Tina Clarke. Row 1: Kim Sturgeon (captain). Row 2: Denise Vith, Sherry Baker, Michelle Dietz. 166 Row 1: Stacy Wolfe (captain). Row 2: Cheryl Russi, Jennifer Smith, Ton Herrington. Rou 3: Karen Jones, Jamie Fink, Joann Hart, Julie Ivcic. WINTER GUARD Row 1: S. Patterson, K. Kasper. S. Peyton, M. McDade (co-captain), C. Russi (co-captain), •J. Smith, C. Dorshe, M. Scott. Rou 2: K. Gillo, T. Zanel, M. Peyton, C. Goodall, R. Fiereisel, S. Byers, K. Volpe, S. Beck, B. Stacy, D. Patterson. Row 3: C. McLaren, J. Franchek, N. Janckart, J. Jenkins. B. Bouchon, J. Horning, S. Miller, D. Pierard, K. Linck, A. Antel. The Winter Guard performed a choreographed show on a gym floor to taped music. Silks, rifles, props, dance, and marching were used to interpret visually the rock opera CHESS. Guard director, Thomas Woodward, assisted by Siobhan Grogan and Sara Snyder, led the Guard to a 25 percent increase in competition scores over 1985. 167 Members: Row I — Ellis Ragan. Chris McVay, Kim Sturgeon. Amy Bayly. Row 2 — Randy Belak. Alena Anderson, Tina Perry, Beth McLean, Mary Fedora. Standing — Diane Argenta, Debbie Argenta, Beth Coughlin. 168 Beth Coughlin gave the Introduction. Mary Fedora comments on Scholarship. Alena Anderson spoke on Character. Beth Mcl ean talks about Leadership. Kim Sturgeon reflects on Service. April Schoeneman introduced the Inductees. Inductees: Row I — Bill Rizor. Tina Clarke. Kristen Gillen. Tracy Covington. Brenda Groom. Row 2 — Chris Belluomini. Frank Derosky, Jim Hamilton, Tom Vrana, Denise Holeva. Row 3 — Rob Thomas. Shelley Peyton. Vicki LaVerde, Theresa Peterman, Mike Osborne. Julie Ivcic. 169 The N.H.S. conducted many fundraisers this year to raise money for a trip to New York City. They flew via U.S. Air. Their trip lasted four days, and while there they saw many interesting sights. Shopping and sightseeing filled their days. While there, they visited the Empire State Building, the New York Stock Exchange, the World Trade Center, and many other places. 170 WEST ALLEGHENY STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL Row 1: Kim .Jones, Shana Fisher, Julie Ivcic, Vicki Pivirotto, Randy McGeorge. Row 2: Tammy Gumbert, Susan Parks, Heather Holub, Brian Borgo, Joanne Hart, Brian Lambert. Row 3: George Schultz, Janeen Driscoll. Jodi Nolle, Scott Kehm, Tom Burke. Absent. Martha Cute, Scott Hayward, April Schoeneman, Pat Takarski, Sheila Byers, Dave Schoppe, Deane Stauffer, William Steele, Bob Cooper, Glenn Jenkins, Dean Vesce, Donna Craig, Ed Ervin. Student Council, advised by Mr. Phillips and presided over by Scott Kehm, was socially active — sponsoring the Senior Week dance, student exchanges with Moon and Upper St. Clair, and the daring dating game with Chartiers Valley. With the assistance of Mr. Beighey, a student government office suite was created by dividing the publications office in Room 103. Council advisor Mr. Phillips at Senior Week bonfire. Scott (president) joins Kim (vice-president) and Julie (treasurer). 171 AFRO- AMERICAN ROW 1 — Vicky Kelly, Monica Jones, Lisa Lay, Victor Carter. ROW 2 — Ernie McNair, Vanessa Carter, Brian Kelley. Throughout the year the Afro-American club participated in many fund raising activities. With the money they raised, the club contributed to such charitable organizations as the United Negro College Scholarship fund. Children’s Hospital and Hands Across America. BIOLOGY CLUB Left to Right: Robert Sforza. Todd Jones. Mike Remaly, Bill Rizor. Biology Olympics i9 the proper name for what some people may call the Biology Club. Though they do meet during activity period, the purpose of this group is to prepare for the Animal Biology Olympics at Slippery Rock University. April 29 is the date for the Olympics this year and as always. W.A. will be participating. CHRISTIAN CLUB ROW — Susan Hallum (sec.), Lisa Bones so, Kim Sturgeon, Shelly Peyton. ROW2— Shane Bess. Ellis Ragan (pres.). Bill Chrisman. Dave Medvedz. ROW 3 — Mr. Kelly, Jolynda Meola (v.pres.), Terry Campbell. Brenda Fox. This was the first year for the Christian Club. The members read scriptures and discuss what it means to them personally. They talk about what it is to be a Christian and how to come closer to God. They discuss world problems and try to find Christian answers. The club members go to Christian rock concerts, see movies, have pizza parties, and visit each other's churches. 6 172 COMPUTER CLUB Sitting: Sean Nestler, James Neill. Standing: Paul Giesler, Craig Doak, Ken Gratkie, Jamie Boykin, Brian Mayo, Derek James, Bill Haley, Tom Vrana, Nadine Samlow, Mr. Donnelly (advisor). INDUSTRIAL ARTS Seated — Randy Morgan. Terry Kuisis, Ray Leary, Mike Smith, Frank Progar, Jim Shaytar. Standing — Jim Jameson. Bobby Cooper. Jeff Moore. John Jobkar, Mr. Henkel. Pat Creighton. The Industrial Arts Club has one goal; It allows the students the opportunity to create special projects with the direct assistance of the club sponsor, Mr. Henkel. INTERACT ROW I — Randy Belak. Bob Chamberlain. Dan Gillen, Debbie Argenta, Claudine Palmierie. ROW 2 — Tina Clarke. Amy Bayly. Anne Coughlin. Diane Argenta. Beth Coughlin. Interact is a service group sponsored by the Rotary. This year, the club had a career day in which each Rotary member took two Interact members to their business for a day. Interact sponsors a child to attend summer camp at the YMCA. The club often attends lunch at Sgro’s with Rotary to learn about the business world and listen to speakers. 173 ROW I — Tina McLean. Kim Sturgeon, Kim Polky, Tracey Perry. Kristi Greek. Kris Salek, Tammy Sherba. Denise Vith, Lisa Bonesso. ROW 2 — Holly McNight. Rose McVay, Susan Hopskins, Kristen Ripple. Tina Malavic. Joan Lozgue, Lisa Nolfe. Dawn Patterson, Chris Bordes. ROW 3 — Cindy Nofsinger, Shelly Peyton, Amy Deroskv. Tricia Kosenina, Vicki Klobchar, Laura McArdle, Andrea Clarke. Amy Antel, Dave Heibner. ROW -t — Julie Ivcic, Becky Peterman. Marcie Szjyko. Monica Wig-gin. Missy Rizor. Lori Cardillo, Dan Gulasy. ROW 5 — Melanie Sturgeon, Erica Holmes. Kelly Sauers, Diane Sollinger. Diane Stauffer. Kelly Snatchko. Dana Dzera. Barb Finchem. Martha Nimal. Bobbie Jean Shoup, Lori Cardillo, Sandy Frauens, Randy Boehm. Sandy Reed. ROW 2 — Michelle Shoup, Kerry Forsythe, Michelle Frapier, Charla Heiser, Margie Tomko, Arrien Work, Amy Smith, Marie Pettyjohn. The Library Club’s main purpose this year is to make other students aware of all the information that can be found in the library. To celebrate National Library Week, the club sponsored a “murder mystery contest” in order to draw students to the library to do research. This year’s club even went as far as to buy posters to make the library a more attractive, besides educational, place to study. STAGE CREW TEEN INSTITUTE LIBRARY CLUB ROW I — Chad Huffman. Scott Jenkins, Charles Ziegler, Mr. Bozick. ROW 2 — George Bellinger, Mike Kovachek. The Stage Crew, sponsored by Mr. Bozick, prepares the auditorium for assemblies, coordinating audio system needs as well as setting style for concerts and special assemblies, by the changing of lights and overhead spotlights. VARSITY CLUB ROW 1 — Beth Coughlin, Ursula Brinkley, Claudine Palmieri, Karen Jones. Tracy Covington. Carmi Amedure, Kristen Gillen. ROW 2 — Jim Hamilton. Brent Mizenko. Dennis Schavolt. Eric Geary. Rob Potts, Chris Garbin, Jeff Persin, Todd Fisher. Chris Trecki. Mr. Beighey The Varsity Club is a club which is available to students who have lettered in a varsity sport. Activities of this club focus on service to others, such as, providing gift food baskets to needy families at Christmas time, or helping out at the home athletic events. OFFICE WORKERS ROW 1 — Toni Fazio. Tina Pinchot. Buffie Heinauer, Vicki Kelly. ROW 2 — Vanessa Carter, Sandy Brinkman, Diane Argenta, Debbie Argenta, Vicki LaVerde. Michelle Healey, Mary Kerin. Shelly McDade. The office workers were a group of students who were excused from studyhall to run special errands for the secretaries in the office. Their work was greatly appreciated throughout the year by fellow students and the faculty. FRENCH TRIP Third from left: Mr. Melnick. Mr. Morgan. Brent Mizenko, Dave Whaley. Mike Werkmeister, Jennifer Pletcher. This past school year Mr. Melnick and Mr. Morgan offered a trip to France for any student wishing to go. During the course of the trip they visited three countries. France. Switzerland and West Germany. 175 G I F T E D Row 1 — Pam Gaspercic, Shelly O’Malley, Tammy Gumbert, Kevin Ste-fanik. Amy Antel. Row 2 — Dina Dantry, Kerry Jo Bolind, Jenny Bodziak, Sheri Mancini, Shannon Sarsfield, Nicole Young, Jenny Vrana, Jody Scheers, Jenny Reiser, Dave Marlatt, Don Bistarkey. Jeanne Beaumont, Brian Crane, Gregg Beaumont, Mindy Hennon, Mrs. Dalmolin Row 1 — Bill Butts, Carol Fedora, Karen VanWinkle, Mary JoStrepp Row 2 — Peggy Ulanosky, Gabe Ceyrolles, John Moore, April Schoen man, Randy Wilson, Stephan Degrosky, Lorna Parson, John Walk( Shelley Peyton, Ellis Ragan, Barry Linck. Brenda Groom, Susan Bere zanskv, Julie Ivcic. Apprenticeship participants These students took part in the Penn State Communication Bowl. Dina Dantry — Poetry winner Don Bistarkey edits video film of Log Cabin Shelley works on Write Away Mindy fulfills her IEP 176 Calcu-Solve team Tammy, Jennifer and Nicole at Penn State Seminar Brian and Dana taped Open House Mike was on Calcu-Solve team John prepares for Communications Bowl Nicole selects art for Write Away Jennifer, Sheri and Kerry win first place at The Scrabble competition. Kevin evaluates his stocks progress Future novelist Gregg Beaumont Teacher of the Gifted, Mrs. Dalmolin, orchestrated a continuum of challenging academic opportunities for over five percent of our high school population. These young people attended competitions at the A.I.U. seminars at Penn State, Carlow College and Buhl Planetarium. Jenny enjoys reading stories for Write Away 177 ALLEGHENIAN WEST AL-LITES Row 1 — K. Jones, J. Wojtaszek, S. Gyergyo, C. DeCarlo, M. Edgell, V. Pivirotto. R. McGeorge, B. Bruno, G. Csonka. Row 2 — D. McCullough, C. Zigler, J. Duty, K. Tate, S. Berezansky. J. Pletcher, A. Anderson, S. Sarsfield, S. Porter. Row 3 — A. Martin, D. Emling, D. Jester, W. Shipley, L. Dawson, B. Davis, T. Kosenina, S. Hayward, K. Mullen, K. Jones, C. Amedure, M. Ray, Mr. Beighey. Missing — C. Russi, S. Wolfe, L. Mainwaring. K. Jones: Headlines of Newspaper C. Trecki working on football section. G. Csonka: Artwork for yearbook’s cover 178 derclass section of yearbook. S. Berezansky: Staff photographer W. Shipley: Sports Editor A. Anderson and J. Pletcher, Assistant Ed. of newspaper B. Bruno, C. Russi, S. Wolf and M. Edgell working hard at the computer. Brenda and Michelle working on Senior Directory. Dana and Dana working on Class Favorites. Vickie Pivirotto and Randy McGeorge: Business Managers Brandon at work on Baby Pictures. Jim Zaccone our photographer. 180 Advisor EPB hard at work. Carmi in serious thought. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEWICKLEY 531 Broad Street . 741-5000 CORAOPOLIS 901 Fourth Avenue • 264-4940 ROBINSON TOWNSHIP 5701 Steubenville Pike • 787-1533 W. GUSTAVE MCGEORGE ATTORNEY AT LAW AUGUST L. BEYER, DDS 926 PEACH STREET OFFICE (814) 459-0036 ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA 16501 “My Daddy’s Pizza” 695-0434 217 Main Street Imperial, PA 15126 695-0360 695-7477 Oakdale Phone Open 10am 693-2666 7 days Freshly made pizza, hoagies, dinners and more!!! Take outs in 20 minutes DON’S PIZZERIA Pizza — the way you like it! 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With out it, happiness is impossible. Be cheerful an d helpful. People will repay you in hind. -Avoid angry, abrasive people. A hey are generally vengeful. -Avoid zea lots. Obey are generally humorless. jCisten more an d la lb less. Vo one ever learns anything by talking. Be wary of yiviny advice. Wise men don t need it and foots won t heed it. ke tender with the younyy compassionate with ayed sympathetic wi th the stri ving and tolerant of the weah an dthe wrony. -At Some time in your life you wi ■ll h ave been a llofth ese. 2)o not equate money with success. Ahere are many successful money-makers who are miserable failures as human beings. What counts most about success is how a person achieves it. ')! . I . I (it au thor: jCloyd Sh earer We wish you love, happiness, health and good luck. Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ackman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Argenta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bayly Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Belak Mr. and Mrs. Carl Belluomini Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Chauvet Mrs. Maria J. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. William Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ervin Mr. and Mrs. George Fedora Mr. and Mrs. George Fish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fodor Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Frees Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garbin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hadden Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hallum Mr. and Mrs. Murph Hallum Mr. and Mrs. William Heinauer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jeglinski Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jester Mrs. Virgina L. Koishal Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kubutka Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Mizenko Mr. and Mrs. John Peterman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pinchot Mr. and Mrs. James P. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Potts Mr. and Mrs. Howard Remaly Mrs. Patricia L. Remaly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stitsel Mr. and Mrs. Gary Tate Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Valent Mr. and Mrs. John H. Walko Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weisenmiller Mrs. Karen S. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wise Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yanek Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Yokim AUTOGRAPHS 193 AUTOGRAPHS 194 AUTOGRAPHS 195 AUTOGRAPHS 196 9 —