Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1981 volume:

e ' } V ) • c w • I t • V U % .V f 4 I, 7 wa s ive have traveled, many miles we have come, to share In the magic of our days. •j % J f t r- DVC! hi Won ' t you come sit beside me, join me in my thoughts, A ' r ' . T  •■ f ' V ' ' ' C lA . i t V ■ t ' i 1 ■mL « j fliii .V V 3£- i ' - ±A- ' - .Ji U%m. 9or so OH wc must go our separate ways. ,--, ' ' .- ' -Sfe i L- ••  ■ ' . f Klfef i,- 1 h ■I 11 III! 51 liBlil i THJNB oyRTS SAUNAS — ■ K — TIKI BAR ' fA :♦ m y :w We ' ire known days warmed with smskine, nights filled with stars, the coolness of a falling ralnl Zogetkcr we have learned, together we have grown, ■ ' • n«. Zogether we ' ve known happiness and pain. Aggies top Lycoming, grab first in MAC north We sit and we talk we laugh and we share, we realize all that friendship means. f -t fl ffl ) ir y- - ' - 4 -i i Lpdbp ' I h u J ' i i:c ' J . -j « • V ?r we know that we have only a moment to share, a moment to realize our dreams. i tA I 0KOWJM zo auB Zkc heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the hardest of the future. ZMSKS Stage J PCAJ Zm Parent Salute And Registration 20 MW 0WWZM dreshman 22 UHderclassmen 26 Our childhood is a time of growth and change. There occurs a subtle metamorphosis and suddenly the boy is a man, and the girl a woman. With this change comes the responsibility of de- ciding where our place in life will be. Parents and friends, on whom we de- pended for so long, can ' t make the choice for us. Just as the fragile seedling eventually bursts into full bloom, so we discover our purpose. With the deci- sion comes the first step-the begin- ning-and so we came together here to share a common goal: To live life to it ' s fullest, to learn, and to grow. ¥ We would like to express our gratitude to our parents, who have in a sense planted us here at DVC. In many instances it was their guidance and love which led us to trod these collegiate paths. We will always be grateful to them for the love, sup- port and interest they have given us. For it was our parents who brought us here for our first interview, who helped us move in that first day, who expressed interest in the grades we received, and the summer jobs we got, and sent letters and carepack- ages to us from home. And it was our parents in whose eyes we saw pride for us as we processed on com- mencement day. Zhmks parents for starting us here! To The Underclassmen As graduating seniors we all look liack on our four years of college ilifferently. But we ail started in the s.une position; we ' ve been in your shoes and know how you stand! We want to thank you for the friendships and good times you have shared with us and wish you all, the same fond memories of your years at Del Val! Zhe new crop at D VC Freshman A-8 Nick Place, Suren Pakhtigian, Joe Nolan Bob Rathgeb, lohn O ' Brien, John Ricciardi. Freshman B-11 Carole Pica, David Horveath, Jeff Hartman, Susan Rose, Sharon Denzler, Jack Benoff, Jennifer Dowd. Freshman A-10 Row 1: Karen Takakjy, Michelle Matula, Jerry Robbins, Phillip Hamner, John Roschella. Row 2: Carl Vivaldi, Beverly Brandt, Jane Smeallie, Janet Graham, Jennifer Gioiello, Suzanne Cloulier. 1 - m ' - Freshman A-9 Row 1: Rob Troup, Kathy Sheffer, Mary Ellen Tyson, Christine Van Arsdalen, Scott Timmins, Louann Spiecker, Rich Wagner. Row 2: Tom Smith, Kathi Walker, Bruce Stajnraijh, Pat Stephenson, Tom Infanti. Freshman A-3 Row 1: Dina Hackikian, Bill Hoffman, Kathy Gill, Linda Hahn, Jonathan Kuhns. Row 2: Su- san Gromis, Joe Kaiser, Bruce Hellerick, Kath- leen Hayes, Shari Kindig, John Herring, Deb- bie Hoffman, Bob Green, Joe Kentos. J ew here but not ine perieHced Freshman A-7 Row 1: Glenn Wasserbach, Jill Stein, Steve Walowski, John Melora, Dennis McLaughlin, Gary Wartenberg, David Scofield, Howard Miller, Jennifer Wall, Scott Lieu, Tom Sempowski, Lynne Saparito, Kim Uleman, Ken Owen. Row 2: Tom Benusa. Freshman A-4 Row 1; Dave McHale, Sue Kulp, Mark Miller. Row 2: Dan Machon, Scott Leadbeater, Karin Lyzell, Pasquale Licciardello, Charlie Mainwald, Craig Dobson, Ron Leuepke, Brian McCall, Rober Laubach, Ed Leake. Freshman A-2 Row 1: Donn DePasquale, Karen Delvalle. Row 2: Chris Cusack, Tillie Docalovich, Dave Daehnke. r- Freshman BA-13 Row 1: Donna Lombardi, Sandy Yerkes, Anne Hertig. Row 2: Kathy Binasiewirz, Doug Herrmann, Chris Giuliani. Freshman A-6 )udy Norton, Chris Cesaro, Terry Kurdziel, Linda Monn, Annmarie Novobilski, Carol Fogel, jack Fiedler, Roxann Minguez, Bret DeFranco, Mike Harbold. Row 1: Debbie Whyte, Steve Torostle, Row 2; )eff Sneer- inger, Nancy Williams. Row 3 Lisa Zucchero, Doni Wes- tover. Agronomy Juniors Row 1: Michael Farbotnik, Richard Shearer, Don Cherry, Ste- phen Void, Marcia Stenken, Michelle Richardson, Tony White. Row 2: Scott Schukraft, Bob Cawthern, Miguel Garcia, Ed Smith, Michael McConville, Danny Roerig, Jim Marzec, Mi- chael Schnell, Paul Weinken, Kevin O ' Rourke. We ' ll plant the wheat . . . Agronomy Sophomores Ted Haberland, Steve Harrison, Jonathan Niehls, Ellen Court, Kieran Halpin, Tammy Michna, Ron Hoover, Bob Blake. F.I. Sophomores Row 1: leff Atkinson, Michael Con- nolly, Carol Kresock, Lisa Pekala, Marian Eck, Don Herold, Dave Van- derslice, Michael Landis. Row 2: Rich Dougherty, Kris D ' Alessandro, Greg Gurner, Jean Stump, John Coakley. . . 4 we ' ll make the bread! Fl juniors Row 1: Matt Armstrong, Dave War- ren, Lorraine Gerus. Row 2: Brian Bannach, Frank Losagio. Row 3: Christine FHolmquist, David George, Marnie Carmichael, Ann Buickus Ted Stainbrook. IBlilli Jsfi ' t one year of Bio enough, you guys? I Biology Juniors Row 1: Anne Marie Souchick. Row 2: , Row 3: lean Weisbecker, Helen Row 4: Bill Caldwell, Jim Riggs, . _, Lisa Graham, , Jamie Ryan. Biology Sophomores Row 1: Dave Meyers, Linda Bakos, Kathy Williams. Row 2: Alison Rodin, Holly Turner, Tina Kiernan, Jackie Nahm, Wendy Wood. Row 3: Dwight Dohm, Rick Lee Steinman, Dave , Carolyn Corkey, Debbie Smith, Doleres Schuman, Maria Stanik, Dawn Fitzpatrick, Nancy Tritta, Row 4: Randy Heflin, Kim Nicole, Scott Ruth, Dave , John Sipley, Greg Wimmer, Nora Steele. Junior Horticulture Row 1: Talea Heckman, Charleen Baker, Rusty Clark, Tacy Mor- gan, Elizabeth Karoiyi, Steve La- comis, Toni Hoelper. Row 2: Karl Vollmecke, Eric Pyle, Dave Craeft, )ohn Creevy, Daria Diehl, Doug Hartkopf, Elisa Newhari. 7ruits veggies, HUtS Sophomore Horticulture Valerie Summens, Allison Scheib, Gail Keleher, Greg Smith, Terry Pezzano, Cliff Weinstein, Don Litchfield, )ohn Casella, Ronnie Campbell, Rich Gates, Karen Rosenberg, Mark Bream. O.H. Juniors Row 1: Chery Apgar, Jill Bitner, John McNamara, Donna Smyth, Dale Conner, Sharon Traino, Scott Aron, Amy Wright, Cindy Darde, Judy Stiner, Barbara Biaich. Row 2: Howard Belfer, Richard Waiko, Tony Nettis, Kathy Smith, Karl Schaeffer, Dan Planer, Ron Johansen, Gail Garthwaite, Gene Doyle, Pat Barron, Keith Driscoll, Nancy Schnetzer, Debbie Chrismer, Dee Ebely. Row 3: Jim Bachman, Karen Rogers, Ray Jukus, Mike Kozak, Peter Wanner, Gwen Stauffer, Dave Heller, Richard Mayer, Robin Sherrerd, Paul Joyce, Paul Dansbury, Scott Tobias, Craig Edgerton, Nick Sandbourgh, Rich Weidman, Denise Emiey. We ' re ready to beautify your world OH Sophomores A-N Row 1: Sally McCali, Eric Moser, Tony Fry, Shelly Kra- vitz, Steve Hansen, Janice Madlon, Philip Luccarelli, John Mendozza, Matt Brown. Row 2: David Hamil- ton, Darryl Fosbrook, Jeff Montagnoli, Jeanne Cirotti, Michael Rizzo, Shawn Con- ley, Richard Blauvelt, Steven Deibler, Les Hergeniother, Cindy Jack. OH Sophomores N-Z Row 1: Carol Spahr, Gerald Witmer, Brigette Norcross, Leslie Scheftler, Mary Richards. Row 2: Edward Rasbach, Jill Wojcik, Janice Saluski, Beverly Summers. Row 3: James Romano, Pat Rosenquest, Tim Page, Greg Wolek, Mike Schimpf, John Zielinski. . ; ' ■■I ■■■ Udder Classman -r lunior Dairy Husbandry Row 1: Cathy Felegi, Bill Doe, Larry Grim, Tom Nauman. Row 2: Brad Beidel, Bruce Beck, Betty Diehl, Dc Hartkopf, Ed Kulp, Jane Bomgardner. Dairy Sophomore Row 1: Martha Gehringer, Dan Carr, Bill Osborn, Kenneth Zanzalari, Alice Mark, George Wickersham. Row 2: Valerie Prasse, Tim Bowman, William Romberger, Nancy Forlenza, Ron Carty, Craig Mlaker, Ed Herrmann. Business is our business! i. r V w -tT Business Juniors Row 1: David Stout, Sandy Zeltt. Row 2: Barbara Meyer, Linda Speliotes, Kim DiPete, , Mike Pet- ty. Row 3: Jim Duncan, Joe Padosky, Bill Coleman, Greg Setta. Business Sophomores Row 1: Lisa DeFerrari, Barry Brown. Row 2: John McFadden, Daryl Larceri, Tom Trumbauen. Row 3: Cornelia Rrundeanu, John James, Jim Galley, Marcia Werner. Row 4: Catherine Matinas, . Row 5: Mark Kramer, Morris Fabian, Ray Tenkins, Tim Pillon, Jeanne Cranney, Ed Cunliffe, Bill Givas, Cathy Dell. future Chemists Animal Husbandry Sophomores Row 1: Rom Centonze, Lisa Paulson, Kevin Seibert, Lauren Clawson, |acky Mento, Fran Goitz, Denise Yeager, Hoyt Emmons, Steve Pallis. Row 2: Debie Haines, Jamie Provenzano, Pat McKeown, Kathy Schreflen, Mary Claire Horning, Betsy Nehoda, Bob Cann, Sue Russ, Bernadette Bolvin, Mary Richards, Steve Trio), Sharon Raab, Linda Morotto, Raychel Stein. Donna Krupa, Dawn Perusek, Row 3: Jennifer Copp, Daria Rogouski, Kathy McMahon, Sue Mason, Tracy Guinta, Gary Manoff, Bill Larry , Dave Meckel, Beth Jones, Donna Karback, Mike Clemens, Liz Sygurakis, Ernie Meiley, Steve Ledoux. r fj? 0WWJJ 0 OWS) - Zke teacher is one wiw makes two ideas grow where only one grew before. Slbert Hubbard y SMVJ ' AdmiHistration ' S Staffs Aha : ccfcianc - - eunzmzoKs Qmeml Studies Jaculty . 4S XDcpartnmttal faculty 54 now i_j u H K I y will 1 1 , the environment hoi elements it requires maturity? We, too, i ments so that we may tials. The basic needs will body, but if the mind is noi the self is lacking. Knowledge source of nourishment for the and here at D.V.C. we have a grt portunity for learning. In the proi and administrators we have our sun ann our rain, our perfect culture, and our perfect growth. I ' St- Jffit ' V r ' ' ' ' -i ► ' . .• K V J f ■: ' ?fp ' ' jl i . i ' Steve Zenko Lionel Adelson Joseph Marron ( John Foley Mrs. Ackerman Karen Marzulli )an Lynn June Erk Mrs. ZIock  Mrs. Henkel Mrs. Dolores Sangston Mrs. Shields Dining Hall Staff n O f P 9 .. ■• 1 i ' f ' i o Security Force Mr. Gordon Roberts - - - , Mrs. Roberts Mr. Lawerence Athletic Department k . Agronomy Dr. Prudeanu On behalf of the Agronomy De- p artnrient, I want to congratulate you on the successful completion of your undergraduate studies. You have come a long way in these past four years at DVC. From now on you will be on your own, facing the chal- lenges of your chosen career. If past performance of our graduates is any indication, I have every reason to believe that you will meet these challenges and be successful. The education you have received here has given you a foundation as good as that given by any other College, and better than most. As graduates of Delaware Valley College, take well deserved pride in your Alma Mater, keep in close touch with it, and become involved in its further growth! BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK! Dr. Julian Prundeanu, Chairman Agronomy Department Dr Palkovics business AdmimstmtioH Department Mr. McCool Dr. Handler How quickly these four years have gone by! Graduation is a singular ac- complishment in your life, a mile- post in your growth and develop- ment. Now the future is yours to shape. Your coursework has given you the managerial tools necessary to accomplish your career objective. In seminars and research-oriented applications, you have had an oppor- tunity to try-out these new skills; but the real test will come as they are used in an organizational setting. The need for new thinking and ap- proaches to increase productivity domestically and to compete in the world market offer challenges to be met with optimism and vigor. The faculty members of your Depart- ment wish you well and have confi- dence in your success. George F. West Chairman Business Administration n Mr. Gilbert above, Dr Brubaker below Dr. Hofsaess above, Dr Kahan below } V A Musbandry Mr. Adelson above, Dr. Miller below Miohgy Dr. Elson above, Dr. Goldberg below fsy: (Chemistry Change favors the prepared mind L. Pastuer During the past four years you have worked hard to become a member of the chemical craft. This preparation has developed your ability to carefully analyze problems and systematically seek viable solu- tions. Remember, successful prob- lem solving requires the investigator to be a good listener, to look at both sides of any question, and above a to be flexible in solution design. The faculty has taken pride in your de- velopment as chemical professionals and w ishes you well for the future. Take an active role in helping to shape the chemistry of the future and do not forget to keep us in- formed of your progress as problem solvers. Finally, may I offer the con- gratulations of the Chemistry Faculty and myself on your graduation from the college. Robert S. Orr Chairman Dr Lazarus above, Dr. Garrett below ■ n ' i vj iM w ' - -: [HKHk frr ' V ' M aus£: ,,:■!... . . u_ W ki ' — m ' m P - f M ) m ■ - Dairy Musbandry 62 ?ood Mustry Dr. George Turner-above, Mr. John Barnes-below Mr. Richard Dommel h- i Dr. Neil Vincent-above, Dr. Joshua Feldstein-below Ornamental horticulture Dr. John Martin You have completed your college education at a very ex citing time in the green industries. All phases of the business of ornamental horticul- ture are booming as never before and all signs point tov ' ard continued growth coupled with exciting chal- lenge as we face a future of changing modes of meeting energy needs, in- creased demand for a pleasant envi- ronment, and continued growth in American affluence. Yours, then, should be a bright and stimulating future. Grow with it! On behalf of my collegues in the Department let me wish you each every success. And don ' t forget your Alma Mater! We will continue to work to make it better .... and we will need your help! Sincerely, John C. Mertz Acting Chairman Ornamental Horticulture De- partment 67 0Kowjj 0 szwmei 01 iT Zhe highest reward for man ' s toil is not what he gets for it but what he becomes by it. Hohn Kuskin Stfwe JJJ jHtcrcolkgiak Sports 70 mVSCOPMSJ Z ' Clubs And Orgamzations . lu PKUJ JJ Q Jiitramuml Sports 1S$ How incredible is the growth of a seedling. The primary leaves are just the beginning. From a single seed de- velops roots, branches, leaves, flowers and fruit. In the same way our growth as a person has many aspects. We are free to cultivate our physical, mental, and social growth. We can approach any ac- tivity with great enthusiasm because we have confidence in our own abilities. We know, that to learn, first we must try. ■K §P! - ' Oft - ' iS. J- J i S M Spi w eJ ' ■tf - sTik v£ ' j - — ■ ' S cheers for our girls . . . rah, rah, rah! 00 1 ball does a sup rise turnabout and wins M ' A£ j ortkem Divlsm! Row 1: Tom Kenny, Les Davies, Frank Veccucci, Mike Bergamo, Tom Houpt, Chuck Alpuche, Gary Walters, Jim Yazujian, Mark Dobies, George Demetriades, Greg Salicondro, Warren Robertson. Row 2: Tim Saber, Danny Planner, Al Applegate, Mark Tankersly, Dave Eggleston, Jeff Robinson, Mike Petty, Greg Setta, Ed Boris, Carl Nebhut, Gary Meyers, John Docalovich, John James, Joe Seigenfuse, Row 3: J.D. Niehis, Pat Lake, Eric Reynolds, Brad Hall, Tom Anton, John Cervino, Rich Dougherty, John McFadden, Ron Verra, Ernie Meiiy, John Casella, Ron Hoover, James Kurfuerst. Row 4: George Wajda, Tom O ' Neil, Kevin Seibert, Ray Jenkins, Mark Bream, Tom Kirk, Keven Hoke, Jim Duncan, William Givas, Cosmo Losco, Jeffrey Sweeringer, Steven Trostle, Peter Hand. Row 5: Joe Chrismer, William Lucchest, David Murphy, Brian Schilling, Michael Harbold, Rod Bates, Steve Jennings, Dan Rupp, Jim Bertuola, Fred Siegfried, Chris Edmondson, Richard DiRico. Row 6: Todd Hesse, Ernest Horvath, Rod Casey, Victor Jones, Bill Rubasky, Mark Baker, Ralph Campbell, Joe Kerr, Brian Hoffman, Tim Boyes, Joe Balas, Jeff Sharp, Tony Cerbo. Row 7: Lance Schaffer, Dan Schwalm, John Capra, Calbert Rupp, Bryan Snyder, Mark Kramer, Tom Rimmer, Elwood Wiiliard, Joe Varno, Joe Grajewski, Ken Gruver, Jack McFarland, William Calono. Row 8: Coach Wilson, Coach Mazak, Coach Cervino, Coach Marron, Coach Minnuci, Coach Dromgozo, Coach Faulkner, Coach Foley, Coach Graver. FOOTBALL (7-3) 8 Washington and Lee 12 30 Wilkes 8 Widener 23 Moravian 13 48 Fairleigh-Dickinson 9 Lyconriing 38 Upsala 12 Susquehanna 17 Juniata 3 34 Albright 10 Head Coach-Al Wilson Co -Captains-Chuck Alpuch e Gary Walters MAC Record (7-0) MAC Northern Division Ch ampions -Non-League Contests ■it -— Yes, We Are The Champions, My Friends! Del-Val, win a championship in football? Absurd would have been the reply to that statement a few short years ago! But it is true-believe it! The Aggies are the 1980 MAC Northern Football Champions. Shocking all the oddsmakers DVC swept to the title with an unble- mished 7-0 league mark behind a bruising defense that only allowed twenty- one points in its seven league victories. Included in that skein were four shutout wins, one of which was over nationally- ranked Lycoming, the odds-on-favorite to win the title. So much for the odds! In his fifth year as the head coach at Del-Val, Al Wilson has taken a once ailing program and restored it to more than just respectability-he made it a champion. Coach Wilson has indeed, come a long way from that first winless season in 1976. Each successive season the Aggies devel- oped more character and more wins, until finally the banner 1980 year provided the climax. The defense was, of course, devastating, but the offense was no patsy either. Sopho- more Eric Reynolds became the first rushen in the school ' s history to break the 1000-yard mark in a single season. Eric accomplished this by ac- cumulating 254 yards in the title- clinching contest against Albright to finish with a total of 1002. Quarter- back Tom Kenny provided the strong arm for the Aggies ' aerial at- tack. Yes, DVC finally can boast of its first football championship. Where does Coach Wilson go from here? Hey Al, now that Del-Val is an estab- lished winner, how about a national championship in 1981? A Hcw tradition at D VC? M ' A£- northern champions! pM tjr! Panamas go for the big M A CJ t ii f Row 1: Kelly Kerner, Linda Treese, Diane Bradley, Donna George, Row 2: Kim Bauman, Donna Cassano, Karen Rogers, Irene Costa, Barb Meyer, Cathy Vitulla, Jackie Stoy. Row 3: Coach Vellner, Cate Matinas, Annette White, Brenda Wolfe, Sue Ann Leed, Liz Henitz, Janice McNeil, Diane Wendland. r cT. -: :?TCi fc r fltlD HOCKEY (8-4) k 3 Muhlenberg 4 4 Albright 3 Moravian 1 4 Ursinus 2 Wilkes 4 5 Gwynedd Mercy 4 Fairleigh-Dickinson 1 Drew ■ 4 Penn State-Ogontz Scranton 2 3 ♦Muhlenberg 1 ♦Franklin and Marshall 3 MAC Championships Head Coach-Peggy Vellner MVP-Annette White 1 V ' d ' ' - M;W0 DVC CAPS FIRST FIELD HOCKEY TITLE Prior to the 1980 season, Coach Peggy Vellner knew she had a multi- tude of talent returning from the previous year ' s campaign. So when Del-Val captured the Northeast Divi- sion Field Hockey Championship, she wasn ' t really surprised. But, playing heavily-favored Franklin and Marshall for the MAC Title was go- ing to be a mammoth task. Despite the fact the girls lost 3-1 Coach Vellner was still pleasantly surprised at the team effort that almost earned them the win. DVC fielded an experienced squad with fine senior starters and emerged with the finest effort in all of Coach Vellner ' s seven years of coaching. The teams strong point was its offense and superior ball con- trol, but actually dominated oppo- nents in all aspects of the game. An- nette White brought the squad fur- ther reknown with her selection to the All-Conference Team. Although Coach Vellner will have a huge re- building job on her hands in 1981 she can at least savor the taste of this year ' s Championship for awhile. £adies tie M A CJs, men place tenth vm If Row 1: John Lucas, Lauren Clawson, Richard Weidman, Sue Wagner, James Parson, Chip Cowher, Jeanne Cranney, Carl Pellington, Gail Keleher, Richard Weaver. Row 2: Kathleen Sheffer, Elizabeth Trimble, Kathiann Held, Michael McManiman, Sue Kulp, Edward Kuri, Robert Faust, Brenda Givler, Ed Kulp, Jean Toutkoushian, Richard Shearer. Row 3: Coach Berthold, Matthew Brown, Joanne Lubanski, Robert Chambers, Jim Trainer, David Borish, Kirk Walker, John Zielinski, Robert Jeskey, Michael Jaskolka, Elizabeth Wheeler, Mary Richards, Allen Reinhart. Row 4: Robert Hudak, Kam Weber, Joseph Gyurian, Douglas Bereczki, Warren Lewis, Wayne Hoffman, Frank Schmied. Lady Runners Show Their Stuff! 1980 marked the first time in the school ' s history that a sepa- rate team was allotted for wom- en in Cross Country. The girls were always allowed to run in practice with their male coun- terparts, but they never really had a chance to test themselves against other female teams. There wasn ' t even enough time to schedule dual meets; only the MAC Championship Meet. The girls knew this was their one opportunity and they responded phenomenally by tying for the Championship with Juniata. Not bad for their first official season. And, if you think the Lady Aggies were good this season, just wait until 1981. You see, the squad con- tained no seniors, thus, the fu- ture appears quite promising. Aggie Runners Outdistance the Competition It is amazing how DVC consistently produces outstanding Cross Country teams year after year. This season ' s edi- tion was no exception as the squad ended with a fine 9-3-1 overall record, and a tenth place finish in the MAC Championships. The teams success was greatly due to the heroics of |im Parsons, the squad ' s MVP. He captured first place in all but two of Del-Val ' s dual meets and a fifth place finish in the league Champion- ship meet Chip Cowhwr also ran quite strong and to show how much he meant to the team, all of DVC ' s losses were suffered while Chip was sick. But, when you speak of DVC ' s suc- cess in Cross Country you can ' t delete Doc Berthold, the man behind the scones, who made Del-Val the power it is in the sport today. Congratulations Doc on another outstanding season! i ; ' ... CROSS COUNTRY (9-3- ) 28 Kings 21 Wilkes 19 Widener 15 Moravian 19 Albright 23 Philadelphia Pharmacy 19 Lincoln 27 Swarthmore 33 Scranton 31 Lebanon Valley 19 Messiah 44 Kutztown State 23 Susquehanna Head Coach-Robert Doc Ber thold Co -Captains-Jim Parsons Chip C owher MVP-Jim Parsons MAC-IOth out of 19 28 38 42 48 42 31 40 28 24 24 42 18 32 ,-i=5i,. v ' 1 a ii -•! f iSFA - T r _ .i r. Row 1: Craig Dobson, )ohn Whitbeck, Dave George, Mark Fields, Scott Dubinski, Kevin O ' Rourke, John Dull, Henry Burkowski. Row 2: Chris Wilson, Gary Manoff, Miguel Guzman, Ken Zanzalar, Tom Marks, Bob Stille, Ala Tabatabi. Row 3: Coach Marshall, John Hamilton, John Coakley, Mike Kozak, Ed McDermott, Tom Hughes, jim Riggs, Terry Muth, Carl DePizzo, Scott Ruth, Suren Pakhtigian, Coach Soder.  ! ■ ' ..,,.: PP JI ' K l i h ' M MSI ' -! ' I Soccer you bet! ' - . ..—:—-. . ....,_ -■■.— WIV -TBI SOCCER Muhlenberg Widener Scranton Albright Longwood Ursinus Spring Garden Fairleigh-Dickinson Kings L.U.C. Upsala Drew Wilkes Soccer scores don ' t reveal our T) Ve talent! SOCCER TEAM HAS DOWN YEAR Third year head coach Joe Soder had what must be termed a disap- pointing year. With all expectations being very high, with last year ' s re- cord of 6-7, Coach Soder felt they would end up on the winning side of the ledger, but came away with a 2- 11-0 record. The Middle Atlantic Conference is one of the strongest Soccer Confer- ences in the east. With powers such as Scranton, Elizabethtown, Drew, and F. D. U. Madison, Coach Soder felt early in the season that they might win some games this year, but it didn ' t come off. There will be an excellent group of seniors returning next year so ex- pectations will be high again. Coach Soder is pleased with the talent he has to work with and is looking for- ward to the beginning of a winning soccer program at Delaware Valley College. Photographers miss volleyball team- oops! The volleyball team of Del-Vai put in another great effort this year as they bettered their last year ' s record by one game. The team is newly formed, beginning its competition in 1979. The girls worked especially hard this year at teamwork- a key principle to a winning team, espe- cially in a sport such as volleyball. Team captains were senior Holly Funk and junior Gail Garthwaite. The most valuable player in her first sea- son was Patti Rissinger. Other letter winners included Michele Forry, Jan Nystrand, Wanda Perugini and Missy Young. This years graduating seniors are FHolly Funk and jan Nystrand. Since the team this year had only two seniors it included many under- classmen who with much effort should be able to make a winning season of the 1982 year. Good luck girls. WHAl X 0 VOU MEAIV... f Ai) 0 ' ¥ 1 1i 1 5 J- Row 1: Denise Yeager, Jean Stump, Wanda Perugini, Gail Garthwaite, Alison Scheib, Debra Rizzo. Row 2: Coach Kravitz, Jan Nystrand, Doni Westover, Sue Mason, Holly Funk, Nancy Callahan, Lorri Gerus. Row 3: Alice Mark, Lisa Graham, Jackee Smith, Michele Forry, Missy Young, Kathy McMahon, Patti Rissinger. WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL 1 Ursinus 3 2 Messiah 3 1 Albright 3 1 Wilkes 3 Penn State-Ogontz 3 2 Kings 3 2 Fairleigh Dickinson 3 3 Northeast Christian 2 1 Muhlenberg 3 Moravian 3 Womens Basketball Row 1: Donna Cassano, Diane Bradley, Patti Rissinger, Marcia Werner. Row 2: Coach Vellner, Debbie Rizzo, Susan Hartung, Melissa Young, Laura Stephenson. Brenda Wolfe, Sandy Yerkes, Jennifer Cioielli. A small team that thinks big! Coach Vellner knew she would need to find a replacement for Joyce Newswanger in the 1980-81 season in order for her team to excel as it had in 1979-80. But how do you to- tally replace an experienced all-con- ference piaymaker? Well, Susan Hartung rose to the occasion but not really soon enough to produce a winning season for the squad which ended at 5-13. But Coach Vellner has high hopes for this sophomore who never gave less than 100%. After all, how many sophomores win the MVP award for the whole team? Brenda Wolfe, sen- ior, and Patti Rissinger turned in ex- cellent seasons once again while Marcia Werner improved herself considerably over last season. As for Coach Peggy, she ' s put the record of this year behind her and looks ahead to next season, one that holds a lot of promise! ti mi £L t M n  li ' Women ' s Basketball (5-15) 69 Holy Family 57 61 Wilkes 67 61 Western Maryland 45 71 Drew 52 62 Messiah 83 78 Ailentown 68 35 Franklin Marshall 62 46 Lycoming 75 50 Albright 72 58 Cedar Crest 39 30 Scranton 97 50 Muhlenburg 51 69 Moravian 74 51 Penn State-Ogantz 60 53 King ' s 68 46 Ursinus 84 39 Widener 79 75 Upsala 87 Head Coach Peggy Velli ner wl: M fi ' s basketball Basketball team contraets the plaguef It seems that the bad luck that once plagued the Del-Val Football program has now found a new vic- tim-the basketball team. The Aggies mired through a long, 4-20 season that may appear to have been worse than what the final record indicates. Eleven times DVC lost by ten points or less, and almost pulled off a huge upset over the divisional champs of Albright. Yet almost doesn ' t count! The squad was led by seniors Bill Walters and Tom Kehoe in most of the overall statistics and were the real spearhead of the team. Bill led all of his teammates in scoring with 413 total points and 17.2 points per game average while pulling down most of the rebounds. Tom finished second in scoring on the team and led in free throw accuracy 75%. The underclassmen also performed well down the stretch and are to be com- mended. Next season brings upon coach Les Lombardi the difficult task of replac- ing Waiters and Kehoe, but he has a solid nucleus of returning talent which may transform the 1981-1982 season into a winning one. fe.- Men ' s Basketball (4-20) 81 Swarthmore 92 86 Wilkes 92 63 Elizabethtown 71 75 Kings 79 77 Fairleigh-Dickinson 71 60 Drew (o.T.) 63 73 Muhlenberg 94 65 Allentown 73 74 Ursinus 97 84 Albright (30. T.) 89 82 Spring Garden 65 97 Muhlenberg 70 83 Susquehanna 115 75 Juniata 82 54 Moravian 64 75 Scranton 100 70 Wilkes 74 73 Phila. Pharmacy 91 57 Scranton 64 90 Washington 106 71 Fairleigh-Dickinson 86 63 Kings 76 73 Kutztown 97 71 Lycoming Head Coach-Les Lombardi M.A.C. Record (2-11) 79 -(IBIIK f )3mm one great year! WRESTLING Row 1: Tom Trumbauer, Frank Losagio, Tony Borello, Nick Ness, Rich Wagner, Joe Orr, Bill Doe, Charles Wilson, Kim Nicol. Row 2: Craig Deacon, Coach Marshall, Troy Marshall, Bruce Stajnrajh, Mark Sands, Fred Siegfried, Jeff Bartholemew, Warren Robertson, Paul Pearson, Carl Nebhut, Greg Peltz, Karen Rogers. WRESTLERS PIN FOURTEEN WINS ONTO DEL-VAL REPUTATION Wrestling consistently displays the most impressive showing year after year of any Del-Val athletic team. The 1980-81 squad again made an outstanding showing and produced the finest record in DVC history, plus a second place showing in the league championships. The record number of wins becomes even more impressive when you notice such schools on the schedule as LaSalle, Delaware State and Wilkes. Coach Robert Marshall has built a small school wrestling dynasty here at Del-Val which was spearheaded this year by undefeated Jeff Bar- tholomew and Warren Robertson, both seniors who won their respec- tive MAC weight championships. Joining these two champions were Paul Pearson who also won his re- spective class along with Troy Mar- shall and Tony Novak who turned in second-place finishes. Despite these fine performances Del-Val still fell short of the title by eight points to Lycoming, a team DVC defeated during the regular season. Although our Aggies did fall short they should still be commended on a fine season ' s record that speaks for itself. Delaware State Swarthmore Upsala Ursinus LaSalle Wilkes Scranton Lycoming 35 Susquehanna 50 Kings 43 Muhlenberg 50 Moravian 36 Messiah 30 Elizabethtown 46 Western Maryland Head Coach-Robert Marshall Captain-Warren Robertson 10 15 11 12 3 29 15 14 12 3 9 13 3 r Golf (8-6) 454 Kings 438 436 Swarthmore 441 457 Moravian 433 Scranton 438 432 Upsala 436 422 Ursinus 428 FDU 407 414 Dickinson 416 Lycoming F 429 Muhlenberg 431 Albright 419 438 LVC 475 Widener 484 Do they have a caddy shack? Golfers Do Well Despite Adversity Ned Linta was just a bit disappoint- ed with the final record of 8-6 that his golf team chalked-up for 1981. Not to say he was dissatisfied with his players, but he was discouraged in the fact that the team had very little practice because of bad weather and the early season the team was forced to play during. But still, all in all, his squad did just fine. The team had a winning record and placed thirteenth out of a field of twenty-one competing schools at the MAC championships, junior Jim Waniak was a medal winner and placed in the top ten at the tourna- ment. In fact, most of the squad con- sisted of juniors, which makes the future prospect for a winner next year seem bright. But then, after eightten years of coaching golf at DVC, Ned Linta is used to winners! r? ' - Colf Row 1: Walter Beglery, Steve Walowski, Rich Mellon, Scott Leadbeater, Steve Cook. Row 2: Mike Landis, Jim Waniak, Paul Dansbury, Paul Wiemken, Jim Marzac, Tony White, Bill DeMott, Coach Linta. L r- rrr t ssta Mlk Girl ' s Track Row 1: Sue Kulp, Liz Trimble, Barb Meyer, Gail Keieher, Jean Toutkoushian. Row 2: Katie Matinas, Joanne Lubanski, Jennifer Wall, Liz Heintz, Jean Stump, Annette White, Jackie Mento. Row 3: Carolyn Corkey, Mary Richards, Deb Rizzo, Jennifer Gioiello, Beth Claypoole, Kathy Sheffer, Cheryl Boehm, Jean Cranney, Dr. Berthold. Track and Field (7-2) 86 Swarthmore 48 Widener 42 55 Millersville State 82 Trenton State 43 134 Elizabethtown 9 68 Albright 14 Susquehanna 90 68.5 Ursinus 64.5 Haverford 48 MAC Championship- 2nd place. ' - ' Ktr 4- 1 Aggies Outrun the Competition The Aggie track team once again performed extremely well, finishing with a 7-2 overall log and a second- place finish in the MAC Track Cham- pionships. The squad was fronted by junior Mark Tankersley, 1980 DVC All-American, and senior Warren Robertson. Mark finished second overall at the meet and set two new MAC records in winning both the 100 high hurdles and 400 intermedi- ate hurdles. Warren aided the Aggies by winning the javelin competition while Steve Trostle took first place in the discus throw. Overall, it was another banner year for DVC in the sport of track and field. What about next year? Re- member, Mark Tankersley is only a junior! va- Zrack- Another great year 1 ■•flWHu (f , ' ■ ' ! t - ' ' iWs . Pi D. V.e, baseball Zcam i 4 Baseball (11-6- V 8 Swarthmore 8 9 Albright 6 6 Drew 2 Drew 6 Ursinus 8 1 Upsala 7 3 Upsala 11 19 Wilkes 8 7 Wilkes 8 4 King ' s 10 10 King ' s 6 11 Muhlenberg 7 5 Fairieigh-Dickinson 4 5 Fairleigh-Dickinson 4 9 Moravian 1 3 Moravian 12 11 Susquehanna 5 7 Susquehanna 4 f S5 i1k W Baseball Diamonds for DVC Baseball! The 1981 DVC Baseball team over- came their misfortunes of the pre- vious season to post a fine 11-6-1 overall record. Injuries had plagued the Aggies during 1980 and they finished well below expectations. But head coach Frank Wolfgang couldn ' t help but be pleased over his team ' s performance this year. Leading the way was Darryl Fleiges, a junior second baseman who averaged .336 with 8 homeruns and 21 runs batted in. Darryl re- ceived the squad ' s MVP award and was also selected to the MAC All- Star Team. Lenny Conrad, a junior righthander, was selected as the most valuable pitcher for the team. He posted a 4-2 record with a 3.08 earned run average. Thus, add an- other fine team to the list of winners at DVC, the school of champions ! baseball, hotdogs, etc. ' mm§: Girls ' Baseball Row 1: Debbie Ashe, Karen Kerner, Bernle Romano, Ann Marie Sauchick, Irene Costa, Karen Marzulli (coach). Row 2: Marsha Warner, Kathy Ann Held, Donna Cassano, Sandy Yerkes, Chris VanArsaalen. Row 3: Janic McNeil, Denise Yeager, Michele Forry. J ew baseball team shows promising future Rough Schedule, Mediocre Record, Fine Team! Girls ' Softball, the new kid on the block as far as DVC sports are con- cerned, steadily improves year after year and this season was no excep- tion. The Lady Aggies, under first-year coach Karen Marzulli, completed a commendable 6-6 season against a really tough array of opponents, which included league champion Scranton and always-tough Wilkes. The team was catapulted by junior catcher Irene Costa, who batted a fine .385 with 17 hits in 44 at-bats. Backing-up Irene was Marcia Werner at a crisp .353 and Donna Cassano checking in at .346. But bat- ting wasn ' t the only strongpoint of the squad because the defense was also superb. So, for 1982, Coach Marzulli has to be waiting in anticipation because the outlook appears good. SftJb Softball (6-6) 4 Scranton 14 6 Upsala 3 4 Ogontz Campus 12 8 Ogontz Campus 2 12 Wilkes 13 10 Wilkes 6 11 Widener 9 6 King ' s 7 21 Fair leigh -Dickinson 13 13 Muhlenberg 1 9 Moravian 10 1 Albright 3rd place finish in MAC Northeast 4 Zkanks for plammg a-day. I A-Day Row 1: Bill B ippus, Cathy Choma, Gwen Staufler, Carol Bossone. Row 2: Howard Smith, Tacy Morgan, Gene Dayle, John Draper, Alice Mark. Row 1: Dr. Brubaker, Cindy Thomas, Dawn Fitzpatrick, Jean Weisbecker. Row 2: Jennifer Gioiello, Donald Dobbs, Jamie Provenzano. Row 3: Sal Sangrigoii, Bob Fay, Patty Casey, Cathy Ick- inger, Frances Goitz, Mary Tell- mann, Sharon Denzler, Theresa Verderame, Patti Bieniakowski. Small Mitndl ( lub DTA Row 1: Tom Vernachio, Kitty Stone. Row 2: Carol Bossone, Donna Boyer, Michelle Hoke, Mark Beale, Ron Bates. Row 3: Marie Bergen, Tim Fekete. ri ' % 1 Smart aggies talented musicians Band Row 1: Ted Stainbrook, Greg Smith, Craig Edgerton, Susan Russ, Cheryl Boehm. Row 2: Glen Cheetham, Danny Roerig, Lynda Bomberg, Tom Nauman, Tom Tomlinson. Row 3: Terry Allworth (director), Mark Wicks, Cathy Dell, Michael Rutherford, Andy Havington, Drew Fillipo. Bertkold ' s bees, fraternity sisters? Apiary Row 1; Kuhns, Dolye, Richard Weidman, Sue Kulp, Gail Kelener, Michael Jaskolka, Dr. Berthold. Row 2: John )im Parsons, Wanda Perugini, Bob Chambers, Russell Burkett. Row 3: Marie Bergen, Eugene Sally Carber, Amy Wright, Ron Johansen, Joanne Lubanski, Greg Kiess, Richard Hoskins. Apiary Society The Apiary Society of Delaware Valley College is still a relatively un- known club, for many people don ' t know what activities the club offers. The club helps students learn how to control their fear of bees while learning how to care for them and make use of their good attributes. A few times annually the club meets to extract honey from the hives located in the outer boundries of the orchard. At this time members may sample pure fresh honey and also learn packaging techniques. The society also attends judging competitions in Bucks County, NJ Beekeepers association meetings and visits laboratories. Row 1: C. Wolf, G. Wolek, J. Witmer, D. Bobenrieth, T. Zeller, D. Machon; Row 2: J. Ramano, L. Munz, M. Tellmann, R Blauvelt; Row 3: M. Richards, G. Gerner. .,, ? ■ •-™V , ULMw Cleaner Row 1: Jill Bitner (co-editor). Lean Bindley (co-editor), Linda Hahn. Row 2: Lorri Gerus, Jane Smeallie, Gail Garthwaite, Wan- da Perugini, Dan Schwalm. Citemry Magaz ' me returns to D, V£. Hillel Warren Lewis. Cliff Weinsfein, Micael Cerber, Sally Garber, Michael Sobel, Scott Abrams, Larry Ziff. 119 Adumturcsomc Aggies Adventure Club Row 1: Karen Rogers, Helen Fitting. Row 2: Robert Roamanowicz, Cheryl Boehm, Lauren Clawson, Robert Eriemeier, Elizabeth Kelsh, Janet Graham. Row 3: Mr. Wolford, Richard Scheick, Margaret Mackie, Marian Eck, Rox- ann Minguez, Allison Scheib, Robert Cham- bers, Elaine Shirely, Jack Hamilton. Row 4: Mi- chael Harbold, Steve Walowski, Noel Murray, Richard Flynn, Michael McConville. Adventure Club The Adventure Club is one of the youngest organizations at DVC. It was started in 1979 by members of the student body with diverse inter- ests in nature. The club has had many, many trips to various areas of the Northeast in- cluding a trip to New Hampshire were activities included ice climb- ing, hiking, cross country, and downhill skiing. Other activities the club has planned and carried out have been spelunking (caving), rock climbing, horseback riding and weekend backpacking trips. Adventure club officers plan many talks and activities that may interest the student body as a whole. They welcome your parcipation and new ideas. Block and Bridle Row 1: Glenn Yanos, Kathy Shelfer, Louann Splecker, Michelle Malula, Debbie Ashe, Bev Brandt, Marian Eck, Tacy Morgan, Barry Bouglas, Joe Orr, Ed Sosienski, lamie Provenzano, Fran Coitz Raw 2: Donna Lombardi, Sieve Homesack, Patty Casey, Carol Skill, Amanda Dolon, Holly Funk, Carl Vivaldi, Karen Takakty, Dawn Fitzpatrick, Sally Harper, Michelle Hoke, Bonna Boyer, Sue Hadaway, Sue Mason. Row 3: Charlie Mainwald, James Clunz, Marybelh Bragger, Ron Bates, Tom Vernu- chio, Ron McCarthy, Dave Hoick, George Wickersham, Steven Pallis Seth Bacon, Steve Ledoux, Sharon Denzler, Mary Vogel, Carol Bossone, Jeff Armstrong, Larry Thompson. Livestock Judging Team Row 1: Mary Vogel, Tom Vernuchio, Marybeth Bragger. Row 2: Ken Poorman, Mr. Gilbert (advisor), Amanda Dolan, Phil Keener, Ron Bates. Chorus Row 1: Janet Kruckow, Carol Kresock, Marian Eck. Row 2: Sheryl Daniels, Susan Russ, Debbie Reiss, Jane Smeallie, Linda Monn. Row 3: Michael Kriebel, Greg Smith, Mark Wicks, Russell Windle, Steve Corcoran, Emory Kohut, Mrs. Roberts (director). Christian fellowship Row 1; lack Eiedler, Tom Row. Row 2: Ed Kulp, )err Witmer, Karen Reed, Noel Murray. Row 3; Tom Marki Jackie Smith, Richard Gales, Michelle Richardson, Gre Wolek. Row 4: Greg Smith, Sue Kulp. Dairy judging lijrii Barb Dusman, Dr. Harner, Karen Burkert, Beth Grove, Nancy Bushey. Dairy Society Row 1: Tina Taylor, Dan Carr, Russ Jacques, Calhy Felegi, Nancy Bushey, Annette Schafer, Greg Kiess, Virginia Wagner. Row 2: Karen Burkert, Craig Mlaker, Rich Hoskins, Beth Grove, Sharon Denzler, William Romberger, Martha Cehringer, Rob Troup, Tom Nauman, Brad Beidel, l ine Bomgardner, Russ Burkett, George Wickersham, Betty Diehl, Alice Mark, Pc ' e Cansick, Tim Bonmen. ' PlwtO 5 — Editor Michelle Richardson If Ul CaiJOUt Staff— Editor Charleen Baker lanet L. Kruckow-Editor, Michelle Richardson-Photo Ed Chuck, Dave 7uy- Literary Editor, Mike, and )ohn Alice Mark-Business Editor Daryl Eosbrook-Copy Editor, jil Qovcmmmt workers 4: Agronomists STUDENT GOVERNMENT SOCIAL HOUSE Row 1: Joanne Lubanski, Warren Robertson, Anne Myers, Michael Hoke. Row 2: Chip Cowher, Hank Knier, Cliff Weinstein, Paul Pearson, Jim Trainer, David Clarke, Craig Dobson, lacky Mento. Row 3: Mr. Tasker, Karen Kerner, Beth Claypoole, Mary Blaskovich, Mike Gerber, Tom Fournier, Karen Ham- mer, Jennifer Coop, Toni Hoelper, Mark Bartholomew, Carl Vivaldi, Carl Pellington, Elizabeth Kelsh, Dr. Hill. Agronomy Club Row 1: Kieran Halpin, Tammy Michna, Jonathan Niehls. Row 2: Mi- chelle Richardson, Ron Hoover, Noel Murray. Row 3: Ted Haberland, Tom Adams, Elaine Shirely. Row 4: Judy Carbrey, Scott Schukraft, Ellen Court, Michael McConville. Gf BE SAVKl blowers, etc. ijHik- - JUSiiiiiSltStil FLOWERS AND SO MUCH MORE . . The Floral Society offers a wide array of activities for the students who have an interest in floriculture, either as a hobby or career. A large part of the club activi- ties are the various workshops held throughout the year. Floral design work- shops are held on many holiday occasions. Other club workshops broaden the scope of the organization beyond flowers. Pumpkin painting, terrarium and dish gar- dens, topiary. Homecoming floats and A- Day exhibit workshops are examples of the Floral Society ' s diversity of activities. A variety of guest speakers, movies, demon- strations and short field trips allow mem- bers to closely follow current trends and generally expand their exposure to ail phases of floriculture. A-Day is perhaps the Floral Society ' s biggest activity. In ad- dition to some form of floral presentation, the Society is responsible for the A-Day Flower Show, which is one of the high- lights of A-Day. The Floral Society ' s presi- dent for this year is Howard Belfer and at the helm as advisor is Dr. John Martin. i - 5 . - Floral Society Row 1: Mike Schmipf, Howard Belfer. Row 2: Barb Margraff, Dr Martin (advisor), Kathy Clute, Tony Nettis, Peggy Devine. Cn-g Wolek. 127 Morticulture flourishes while fish-lovers are few Horticulture Society Row 1: Scott Robertollo, Donald Litchfield, Marie Bergen, Gail Keleher, Charleen Baker. Row 2: Martin Rosenberger, Amy Wright, Phillip Sargent, Allison Scheib, Russell Clark, Talea Hekman, Tacy Morgan, Jill Bitner, John Ricciardi, Karen Rosenberg, Karen Hammer. The Horticulture Society is an ac- tive club consisting of fifty-five members. Club activities include ap- ple and cider sales at football games, cider pressing and a student pre- pared dinner called the Hort Feast. There is also fruit basket sales during the fail semester. Traditionally in the spring the Horticulture Society attends the Pennsylvania Fruit and Vegetable Growers ' Meetings in Hershey, PA. Additionally, the club has a banquet and presents an A-Day exhibit-the club ' s exhibit took first place last year. The club advisors are Dr. Neil Vin- cent and Dr. David Blumenfield. The president this year is Russell Clark. TROPICAL FISH CLUB Dominic Centonze, Bill Lezzer The FFA, little heard of in the past few years, was recognized at the 1980 Homecoming for its first place winning float depicting farming in the future. Computer controlled farming and super-producing crops were combined to give people a look at the future of farming. The FFA sold live miniature Christ- mas trees for the holiday season and dwarf Alberta Spruce adorned many dorm rooms and homes. A-Day 1980 brought a second and third place awards to the club with their Chainsaw Safety Demonstra- tion. Juture farmers Row 1: Phillip Sargent, Warren Lewis, Debbie Whyte, )ohn Herring. Row 2: Sue Kulp, Roxann Minguez, Karen Takakty, Alice Mark, Carolyn Fal- kowski, Lisa Pekala, Linda Romberg. Row 3: Dan Roerig, Bob Troup, Steve Ledoux, Lorri Cerus, Debbie Ash, Richard Walko. O. H. Society Row 1: Joan Kalanta, Rick Cuneo, Jenny Nicholas, James Romano, Tony Fry, Gail Garthwaite, Wanda Perugini, Pa Rosenquest, Scott Lieb, Patt Barron, Steve Deibler, Jeanne Cirotti, Larry Sioma, Dina Hachikian, Chuck Baily, Bru( Hellerick, Amy Wright, Sally McCall. Row 2: Richard Waiko, Carol Spahr, Shawn Conley, Don Herold, Marian Myhr Janice Madlon, Ed Rasbach, Janet Kruckow, Glenn Cheetham, Mike Hoke, Je(f Montagnoli. Om. JiorL Society O H Society The Ornamental Horticulture So- ciety has been in existance at Del. Val. for many years. It has tried to deveiope interests in club members in activities related to both the land- scape and floriculture majors. Areas which are not thouroughly covered by courses are pursued by the club. Ornamental Horticulture Society has planned many workshops and speakers in diversified areas such as hydrophonics, interiorscaping, tis- sue culture and nursery manage- ment. Bonsai, terrarium construc- tion, and wreath making workshops have been held. The O H Society has been respon- sible for a few major landscaping projects on campus. One located behind the Agriculture Bulding and one in front of the cafeteria. Thanks to the officers and students involved for suggestions and help in all areas of club activities. Weight Lifting Club Row 1: Dave Crater, )im Loughran, )ohn Creevy, Art Barillo, Scott Rut- kowski, Nick Place. Row 2: )im Bardsley, Scott Abrams. J literary re- vival a few ra ' s RA ' s Tony Novak, Barb Meyer, Harry Delanoy. Ram Pages Mel Balliet, Jennifer Conway, Nancy Swartley, Mark Phipps, Mike McManlman, Martha Gehringer, LorrI Gerus, Tony Novak, Mike Jasolka, Joanne Lubanski, Warren Lewis, Jerry Robbins. Kapport among people Row 1: Eric Smith, Victor C. Jones, Ron Barret, Mark Tankersley. Row 2: Eric Reynolds, Jay Nichols, Keith Cooper, Dave Eggleston, Johnny Jones. Row 3: Mark Tymes. RAP is a social organization that attempts to socialize through the school to areas within and outside the school. RAP sponsors functions in order to recruit people to Del Val fronn the community. The club holds contests such as the basketball tournament and holds raffles as well as dances in order to raise money for the club. The club held a fashion show April 24th of 1981 which was a success. Everyone who attended and partici- pated had a good time. RAP also offers interclub contests to its members to hold interest in the club. 133 EQUESTRIAN TEAM The equestrian team is an intercol- legiate competing team under the athletic department. The team com- petes with nineteen other colleges and universities in the tri-state area including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland. The team competes for two se- mesters and then totals the number of points each member has accumu- lated at the horse shows. Those per- sons qualifying with the most points then represent DVC at the Regional meet. The first and second place winners from the regionals then at- tend the Nationals. This year the team is captained by Dawn Perusek and co-captained by Laurie Jackson. EQUESTRIAN TEAM Dawn Perusek-captain, Laurie )ackson-co-captain, Pat McKeown, Bob Cann, Sherri Eskesen, Lynda Romberg, Lisa Zuccherro, Hope Boyne, Kathy Gill, Betsy Nehoda, Bob Bodine, Margie Grontkowski Zhe 9S0 - 19S1 .business Club. BUSINESS CLUB Delaware Valley College ' s Business Club got its 1981 school year off on the right foot by participating in homecoming. They entered a float and the Homecoming Queen nomi- nee was Terri Domagala. April first the Business club held a career conference. Thirty speakers from fifteen areas of business were represented. The speakers offered adviced to the students attending especially in the area of making ca- reer decisions. For A-Day 1981 the business club presented their annual computer print out booth, where T-Shirts, cal- endars were sold. In the computer room the computers were set up so the public could play games on them. The business club also held a din- ner dance at Highpoint Racquetball Club and Resturant on Feb. 20th. A good time was held by all. Basic Business The Chem Club consists of Dela- ware Valley College students with an interest in chemistry. The club ' s main concern is to provide its mem- bers with a better understanding of the field of Chemistry. The club takes trips to chemical industries and businesses in the area, and invites guest speakers to give lectures on topics of interest. As a rule, the Chem Club donates a gift to the Chemistry department at the end of the year. 7ood industry The food industry club this year has par- ticipated in its own concession stand at home football games to raise funds. The club uses the funds along with the money earned from the previous A-Day to help send the club on an extended field trip in the spring. Last years trip was to Delaware and Mary- land, during which the club visited General Food in Dover Delaware, Chun-King in Cambridge, Maryland and the USDA micro- biological branch in Maryland among others. The club also had a guest speaker. Dr. Francis P. Tangel, a DVC alumnus associated with Ungerer Flavor House, speak on career op- portunities and graduate schools. The club also helped sponsor a talk given by the presi- dent-elect of the American Chemical Soci- ety, Dr. Alan Lettlemoyer of Lehigh Universi- ty. The president of the Food Industry Club this year is Paul Brindisi and the advisor is Mr. Richard Dommel. I Where are these club ' s pictures? Kadio station U ' DVC The Delaware Valley College Cam- pus Radio Station was referred to as the WAPO Biome since 1969. How- ever in the fall of this past year, it was decided by WAPO officials working in conjunction with the APO officers to dissolve the WAPO call letters and instate the new name; WDVC. The main purpose of the station is to bring listening pleasure to the stu- dents, and also to keep them updat- ed on campus activities. Station President for this year is David Geyer and the advisor for the station is Dr. Robert Orr. State Penn ' ' Locks Up Intramural Football Title State Penn. was one of the better teams dur- ing the 1979 season despite the fact it lost in the playoffs. 1980 was a different story, as the team fought it ' s way through the competition to capture the coveted football crown. Will 1981 see a repeat performance? Only time will tell! 7o0tball for fun I ■1 Gee (Od h, my knee is killing me. L y V I can Hy! Women ' s, men ' s 4 eoed voile 1 ball 9 - . ■ ' e f 1 t M ■Him r- « 3 Volley bait Crowns Three New Champions DVC Volleyball Intramurals always at- racts a large number of participants ind the competition is always fierce, naking it extremely difficult to repeat a rhampionship. That was exactly the ;ase in 1980 as all three divisions saw lew teams take the titles. In the men ' s division, ESAD unseated he High Flyers by defeating the Jump- ers in the final. The ladies league was aptured by Barness I via its victory )ver US in the Championship game, he co-ed portion of the program saw he Spirited Spikers succeed SNAFU, he 1979 champs, with their victory iver II. S.M.O. ivlns E-M-O Spells Upset to the Vandals! Men ' s intramural hockey DVC style is always hot, heavy, and furi- ous. This season was no example as Vel ' s Vandals dominated the regular season and wound its way through the grueling playoffs to the final against EMO, a team they had beaten handily during the regular season. But as fate may have it, EMO copped the title 3-2 and showed the Vandals aren ' t unbeatable! Women ' s Jntramurals 4-t •••••I -.y T i Mramuml basketball 0nOWm ZOQSZMSK UJ ZU A man ' s character and his garden both reflect the amount of weeding that was done during the growing season. Stage JV My Pictures J 52 MAZUKS PjCAJ ZS Senior Portraits J74 (Alpitabeticallij Uy Major) Examine closely an old gnarled oak tree. See how the bark and branches have withstood the test of time. Each year the tree grows taller, wider, and stronger. The wood of the tree is a re- cord of it ' s growth. As the rings pro- gress towards the center of the trunk, you come to the very essence of the tree-it ' s heart. What is in your heart. Senior? With what growth and maturity has time surrounded your heart? This great oak began as a seedling, just as you began as a small infant. Somewhere within the rings of that oak tree is the sapling. Is the child you once were within your heart? Wli Q-. - J-— ■■ r ■ % ' P?? 1 - ■ir ' t m 1 1 i i Id t - I F -y U ' JJIi l-l: ..- -Y -C ss Where is that Striped Coat? u ■-«- 9 :? Jk i [ .ii Ai Do you know . . . f Answers on page 173 168 10 m i fn f Answers to Page 168 - 169 1. Rich Brandel 2. Pat O ' Leary 3. Don Cook 4. Steve Saphos 5. Cathy Sucharski 6. Gail Aubrey 7. Rick Niemann 8. John Schultz 9. Ron Bates 10. Mark Kopple 11. Patty Casey 12. Glenn Wilkins 13. Steve DeGhetto 14. William Walters 15. Sally Garber 16. Tom Murdough 17. Marcella Gatti 18. Bob Przekop 19. Deborah Fry 20. Doug Finke 21. Brian Duffy 22. Dennis Kline 23. Bill Cartwright f: ' - ( ■ % i , i ' - ' rack ' s winning smile DAhAS, THOMAS L III 1408 Calvary Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 Hey Mildred!!; 4 Wheeling; Where ' s Security? Model Student, Late studying for S.F.; Dinners; Fall 79; Ralph want to bet? Cheesecake in Lahaska; Does she have to ring up these groceries? The Maryland Run; Yes Officers; Tuition Hikes. Agron. 3, 4; Delta Tau Alpha Honor So- ciety 3, 4. BEALC, MARK W. 112 Ceylon Ave. Pelican Island Seaside Heights, N| 08751 Oldtimers; Work 2nd; Roadtrips to Stonehill; Aggies Football; Lock the door Batesie, ; Nancy Jean; Senkels; Kelly ' s; Chucker; Rich; Thanks to my family; A-Day parties; Academy; Gen- eral; Danny Biggser; NBI; To all at DVC Thanks! 3 years Varsity Football; Crabs ' 80 Intra- mural team; DTA; Agron. Club; Varsity Club; Oldtimers Intramural Baseball; Basketball; Volleyball. BIPPUS, WILLIAM L. 21 Mitchell Ave. Roseland NJ 07068 Always remembering the love for my parents; What I am because of them, I am proud to be their son; With Gods blessing 1 am looking forward to be- coming a farmer and a lifetime with my love Carolyn. Student Trainer; RA; A-Day Committee ' 81; Agron. Club. CARTWRICHT, WILLIAM 64 Wagon Bridge Run Moorestown NJ 08057 DeAntonio, Frank 411 West Main ST. Norristown, PA 19401 DeCHETTO, STEPHEN 144 West Franklin St. Bound Brook, NJ 08805 Special thanks to Mom Dad; Remem- ber Rm 30; Frank the Hefer ; Miller Hall the Beer Hounds; GBOS Out- ings; Shad Fishing with Larz, Homey Jawbone; Life at Goose Valley with Q; Chad, Nick Albie; Motto Join the club ; See you in Maine; Herb. GVL; GBOS; WRA; SOF; SOB. X3Zd .el STDaX M - UQjiSL (Q irfUOfCO William Sngelke r ) DeNOMA, fOHN 202 Carter Rd. Princeton, N) 08540 Drews Big Date; Tenting; SOM; Brown- ies Chisompop; SC; Daddis; Bagworm; Limbo Parties; Blender Mama; Emascu- lators; Lost in the Poconos; Planet Claire; NBI; Drooboo! Flagged; Andy Aztec; MD Phi Sig; The Vous; Hush Puppy Fridays; Thanks to Mom Dad. Agron. Club; Wrestling, IM Volleyball- Softball; Dance Marathons; Swim Club; Yearbook. DiSTBFANO, CKACE M. 1409 Landmark I Rt. 295 70 Cherry Hill, N) 08034 DONOHUE, STEVEN . 416 West Ave. Jenkintown, PA 19046 Clinton St. Gang; Field trips with friends; Jumping hedges on a dare; Hanging out at Segal Hall; Frisbee; A- Day Projects; Seminar and guest lec- tures; Who learns but does not use what he knows is one who plows but never sows. ENCELKE, WILLIAM C. 636 Ridge Rd. Telford, PA 18969 FEKETE, TIM 5-05 Elizabeth St. Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 I hear the wings, the winds, the river pass, and toss the fretful book upon the grass. Poor book, it could not cure my soul of aught. It has itself the old dis- ease of thought. Waher Conrad Arens- berg. Agron. Club; DTA; Tropical Fish Club; Lab Animal Club; Intramurals. SteK Douchue wsstiKOj £g WmSl Aj K. y 6ihtf Br - • f Mjs )AydK i CUW VVSU O VliL FRIDAY, TRACY 253 Morgan St. Phoenixville, PA 19460 GOODSON, MARK 560 Briar Cliff Rd. Pittsburg, PA 15221 Holy Smokes! Thanks for the educa- tion; Really all I want is to go to heaven play a harp; The truth is we are only tiny pieces of Copenhagen floating around in the great spitoon of life; I ' m bummin! Later DVC. Bongs 1 2,; Library 3 4. CRUBER, DONNA 7804 Whitaker Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19111 LAKE, DIANNE 7 Village St. Reading, MA 01867 The most I can do for my friend is to simply to be his friend -Thoreau; Lots of love, respect thanks to Mom, Fa- ther, Sam, Gina P. MILLER, THOMAS 64 South St, Milltown, NJ 08850 MURRAY, NOEL JAMES 2655 Union Ave. Pennsauken, N] 08109 We as Agronomists should know these things; The insects, rocks, soils seeds The grasses, trees, crops weeds. I ' ve spent 4 great years here And 3 sum- mers-that ' s true With Summer School, the Dairy And general Ag. too. Agron. Club; Christian Fellowship; Soil Judging; Weight-Lifting Club; Cross Country; Wrestling. RAAB, DONNA 115 Holmes Ave. Allentown, Ml 48002 --drTa TUC- ' cho rr nf} oiiiuu y(lufi RBIUY, NANCY M. 16 Llandillo Rd. Havertown, PA 19083 To Mom, Dad family; Thanks for all your love support understanding; To my friends- The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving. Oli- ver Wendell Holmes RUBY, TIMOTHY 15 Lois Circle Monroe, CT 06468 Work Hall; The House ; Road Trips; Weekend binges; Army-Navy; Thrown out; Good Friends; Mitchells ' Mid- weekers; Peace Valley; Rolling out the kegs; BB ' s; Thanks Mom Dad for your support love for these four years. SHAFER, TODD 119 Lake Shore Drive Oakland, NJ 07436 SHAFFRAN, MICHAEL Box 112 Mechanicsville, PA 18957 SHIRLEY, ELAINE 145 Barnhart Rd. Westminster, MD 21157 Thanks Mom Dad for all your love, help support! Dance Marathon; Wheezie; TA ' s personal secretary; Acette; Hey George! Mega Cookie Lady; Six Pack; Robigalia; Bubbles look alike; Elma; SOM; Thanks friends; Love you all Keep in touch. Agron. Club 2, 3, 4; Adventure Club 3, 4 Volleyball Intramural 2, 4; Dance Marathon 3. TRIMMER, MARK RD 2 Box 105 East Berlin, PA 17316 Joe ' s power football; Porkers; Basket- ball; Rocknames; Softball; Strat-o-ma- tic; Drew ' s date Shore trip; Tag team backgammon; Thanks to my parents for their help support. Intramural Volleyball; Basketball Soft- ball. WILLW ERTH, JAMES 120 Hummer Rd. Ephrata, Pa 17522 .. y . ,0, 51; f. eJL. AU O tJn vStuL ( 5u..iJL..Ju:. QjQj iSoOoOOOL £ cm r J IB ALCXY, KIRK 11703 Millbrook Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19154 AUBREY, GAIL BLLBN 5100 Tumbleweed Drive Holiday, FL 33590 Barness does it best; Boyle Bells ; Remember Barness 2; AMF; Going off the wall ; Pig Hats; Animal ; Amy-Sing-a-longs ; Pink Peeps ; Sue; Roomie; )F: Segal Hall; Pup; 6; 1 1 78; Night in the City ; MSU; 551 Heart-Break Hotel; 2 15 80; To O ' Rye Bean, Mom Dad, you gave me love, luck Happiness; Much thanks for all your support! Cheerleading; Lab Animal Club; SNA- FU; IM Hockey Softball. BATES, RONALD O. RD 4 Box 175F Latrobe, PA 15650 Here ' s to DVCI Ulman Hall; The Fugar Tribe; Work Hall 2nd; B B; Student Affiliate; The Profs, especially D. Pelle, Hofsaess Mr. Gilbert; To Pup, Gary, Bob, Bealer, General D.P. Hot; The Judging Team; Thanks Gail; Thanks Mom, Dad, Aunt Hazel. Football Fr., Soph., Jr.; DTA Jr., Sr.; B B Club Soph., Jr. Sr. Pres. Sr.; North-East Stu- dent Affiliate Jr. Sr., Pres. jr.; Work Study Jr. Sr. BIENIAKOWSKI, PATRICIA E. 143 Conrad Ave. Waterford, NJ 08089 Thanks to Mom family for love support thru the 4 years; Anth, thanks for sharing part of your life with me; With the help of the Lord we will go beyond our dreams; Luck to Tracy Lisa. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2; B B 2, 3, 4; Lab Animal Club 3, 4; IM Vol- leyball, Softball; A-Day Committee. BOSSONE, CAROL 27 Bodine Rd. Berwyn, PA 19132 Four years? it ' s been great; All its ex- ams; All its papers; Over the woods through the field with Cross Country; All those rainy horse shows; Thanks Dad, Mom Everyone. B B 4 yrs.; Equine Club 4 yrs.; Esques- trian Team 2 yrs.; DTA 2 yrs.; Apiary Club 4 yrs.; A-Day; ICC; X-Country 4 yrs.; IM ' s Softball Floor Hockey. BOYER, DOMNA . RD 1 Box 80 Bernville, PA 19506 Popcorn; Frosh. Pranks; ND 2: Chem Final; Hoker Wolf ' s Mayonnaise; Nats; A-Days; Sheeplys; Halloween; Walks with Rick; B B Banquets; Green- house; Hamps; Gina D our 3rd roo- mate; Jen Janet ' s greenhouse; Sally Baby; Mother Hoke; ILY RC; Thanks Mother, Dad Bret. B B; DTA; Hort; Chorus; IM Hockey. f J C dlM . CU. jL j a t 6J. a oyf u 7l(cJ( (jmjujUj M nOu. ' u. j CASEY, PATRICIA 3507 Primrose Rd Philadelphia, PA 19114 Watered room; What happened lo the lights? Sure you can; Techniques costume; Beatle Magic; Pinchie; March 17lh; Lulu; Moron; Carbonated H,0; tuna ; Crabbies; Apple; Cherry ' s Dadi ' s; eight ; Cuties; Mom ; All my love eternal thanks to Mom Dad. B B Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Lab Animal Club VP 3, 4 CHAS4ELIN, RUTH WOLFE 1618 Bachmans Valley Rd. Westminster, MD 21157 )an 5th 1980; I love you Martin! Dione! Fozzv Face, Liz, Kitty, Marie! Brownsteins? Dairy trips- I ' ve had it up to here with you!! Coats! Why do those cows have sheets on? Karens sledge ham- mer anesthesia; Thanks to all my friends! Showed dairy cows in A-Day show. COMERCI, NICK 540 Plympton St. New Milford, N| 07646 Goose Valley Lodge ' s birth demise; (Eric you ' re ridiculous); Elson 21 (2x get out); Watch the train car please ; Special love thanks to my folk, Yankee Lady-so good to me. CUNNINGHAS4, 5HELIA MARIE 16 Birchwood Circle Chalfont, PA 18914 Sat. morn, classes; Going out to lunch; A-Day animals; Layne ' s; Dusty Rosie; Meg ' s car; Farm- er Joe ' s cows; B B Trips; Studying; Time Pas- sages ; Thanks Mom, Dad Gagi for their love support. Sigma Society; B B. CYBOWSKI, BARBARA 45 Hall St. Clifton, NJ 07014 Making Hay; Porno Day; Pulling weeds Pulling teats; Golden Boy; Train to Phillie; What kind of Dacquiries? Summers are better! Mom Dad, thanks for making it possible; Mark-thanks for all your love support-you made it bearable. B B Club; IM Floor Hockey Softball. DANIELS, SHERRY 221 Schooley ' s Mtn. Rd. Long Valley, N) 07853 Barness Box Soccer; Techniques Final; Chaz; Bea- tle Magic; Pig ' s way of thinking ; Tough Course ; Shut up I ' m talking!! Who are you? Lab Animal Picnic; Oh jeseus No! Mom ; Oct.; Phenomena; Jr. Dance; Crabbies; Much love to Mom, Dad Andy. Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4; Equestrian team 1, 2, 3, 4. Husbandry SaU-A (Uo,., XM C7K Oo iCuJUi .-..aiL DOLAN, AMANDA O. 128 N. Mill St. Birdsboro, PA 19508 Water Fights; Read my lips ; Bouncing Eggs; A-Day (Heidi, 7-up, Heather, Becky); Alfalfa ' s; Huggy Bear; Thanks to Holly, Roberta my family for all their support; Special love thanks to my Mother who made this all possible. B B 1, 2, 3, 4; Livestock judging Team; IM Floor Hockey 1, 3, 4; IM Softball 2, 3, 4; IM Basketball 4; A-Day 1, 2, 3, 4. DOWD, BERNIB Box 97 Casino Drive Farmingdale, N] 07727 That always present but rarely spoken thanks love to my Mother Father; Lauren, Liz, Jennifer, John thanks for being family; To Laurie Jackson our dreams future together ; Intrepid; Mrs. Hershner; Coach; Sue; Roe; DVC friends, thank you. Wrestling; Judging Team; Apiary Soci- ety. FUNK, HOLLY Rt. 202 Holicong, PA 18928 Water fights; Phillies 1; Three Muska- teers; Toots Shasta; Quotable Quotes from Ed Lawrence; YUCCAS; Good- noe ' s; Shearing Sheep Mountain Oysters; Bert Dan, Amanda, Ken, Barb-Thanks; Thanks Mom Dad for ail the love support; I made it! Volleyball 2, 3, 4; IM Softball 2, 3, 4; B B 1, 2, 3, 4; A-Day 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Floor Hockey 1, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; IM Tennis 1; IM Basketball 4; Football Basketball Stats 2, 3, 4. CATTI, MARCBLLA B. 15 Highpoint Rd. Staten Island, NY 10304 Mom Dad- I believe in the love you gave me; I believe in the faith that can save me; I believe in the hope I pray that some day, it may raise me: Bill Elg- we did iti CAY, MARJORIB RUTH 401 8th Riverton, NJ 08077 Barness Babes; Cooke 2nd; Gooseval- ley; Mechanicsville good w the love from Bill; McNalles; Fishing at Peace Valley Nockamixon; Union Grove; Water Gap; Orchards; All my room- mates; Champions Floor Hockey; Thank you very much Mom Dad for everything. RA; Floor Hockey; Fishing; Camping. HADAWAY, SUSAN GAIL 16 Northview Terrace Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 Treasured friends memories; Laura roomie of 4 years; Chris the best year; late night talks; Jamaica; Sally The Phaso ND; Mr. J.; No Problem; Its all been great; Special thanks to Mom Dad for their guidance; I love you both. Small Animal Lab; B B. linoA d.S2 )N(htLu J? c wfe- %i UMA. J ' iaSv. ' HoV. c4i x4 ' IW fe ;JJ . ..M-- HAHN, JUDITH f. 415 Schollar Lane Springfield, PA 19064Buckingham- parties; Landlord; Maynard, Charlie, Rover ; Star(ee-ee-ee); Always freez- ing; Mare Double Stuffs; RW-I 15; Cw ' s; Thanks for cooking (Bern Lizer); For finally coming out (DP); I can ' t believe we made iti NAH. HARPER, SALLY 634 3rd Ave. Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Italian Momma; Still trying; Wildwood ' s peeping Tom; Thanks to all the special friends; You will never be forgotten Liz, it ' s been great; Mom Dad thanks for all your love support; Couldn ' t have made it without you. 4 yrs. B B, VP Sr. year; Christian Fel- lowship 3 years. HELBIBY, HELEN ARLENE 1752 Hinaman Heights Williamsport, PA 17701 Thanks to my family for making college possible; It has made me realize the more I learn, the more there is to learn B B; Equine Club. HILL, STEVE RD 2 Box 236 New Hope, PA 18938 HOMESACK, STEPHEN L. 26 Donna Place Matawan, NJ 07747 NMTT; Horse Sales; Ronnie ' s House; Equestrian Team Looking Good; Super People; Jumping Hurdles; Looking up; No Rodeo; A-Day animals; Road Trips; Cowboys; Get Psyched; Horse Shows; No room at the INN; Thanks Mom Dad. Equestrian Team; B B; Equine Club; IM Floor Hockey, Softball, Volleyball HORST, MARY ANN 326 Mt. Rock Rd. Shippensburg, PA 17257 I would like to thank all my friends (esp. my close ones) for all the help advice that I received thru my 4 years; Special moments I enjoyed came during my Soph. Jr. years; Walerfights; Double- deckers; Midnight raids. 4 yrs. Vars. Hockey; 2 yrs. Vars. Basket- ball; 2 yrs. Vars. Softball; IM Hockey- Flakey Flyers; IM Softball-Flakey Flyers; IM Basketball-Barness Co. % CoHA O uU HOTCHKISS, ROBERTA Rt. 611 South Doylestown, PA 18901 3 Muskateers; Amanda Holly; Yuccas; Drowning Horses; A-Day; Phoenix Butch; Coodnoes with Ken Holly; Pete ' s Place; Thank you Dan for all your love patience; Most of all thanks Mom Dad for making it all possible. B B 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Softball 2, 3, 4; A- Day. ICKINGER, CATHY Knight Rd. Pennsbury, PA 18073 8; Cherry ' s; Dadi ' s; 6:30 am; Moist on- ions; sure you can; Sin City; Constant goof off; Wandering mattress; Gerald; Rats; Mom ; Techniques outfit; Pa- pers? FY; Please tell me; pie; Pinchie; Beatle Magic; He wants you Patty; pour some more; Thanks Mom Dad. B B 1, 2, 3, 4; Lab Animal Club 3, 4- Pres. JACKSON, LAURIE ASS 38 Beebe Lane Merrimack, NH 03054 Thanks Mom Dad for your love support; Homecoming; ' 78 graduates, especially John; Homemade ice-cream; Roe my ruminant; Matt, Beener, Mike, Snakey Snake, Ratus the Honda; A- Day ' s for the cows; Thank you for trans- ferring Bernie, love you always. B B; FFA; Equine Club; Equestrian Team (1 yr. as Cocapt.). JACKSOS, MARK H. 2103 Glenwood Rd. Brooklyn, NY 11210 The 3 B ' s Beer, Booze Broads; SS, KP, CK, Nina, love ya; Beer Bongathons; This ain ' t the Mudd Club or CBGB ' s, there ain ' t no time for that now; Med. school or bust; Thanks for the push Mom; Love ya Dad (Rock Steady!) KSIER, HESRYL. JR. RD 2 Muncy, PA 17756 Security: We hope you enjoyed our Halloween happenings; Edge, Chip everyone, it ' s been real; To Mom, Dad Sandy I give my love thanks. Student Gov ' t Soph. Sr.; Football Fr,; Wrestling Fr. Soph. KOPPLE, MARK 218 South Swarthmore Ave. Swarthmore, PA 19081 MINOR, MATTHEW F. 47 Aubrey Rd. Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 Thanks Mom for being there; 4 great years; EMO; 3 yrs. with Beever; 208; Thurs. night parties; EZ ED; Hamilton; All my friends; Cheat or Repeat; Tag- gin Battle; Allience; Haunted Hall; Wenches; Fixing the Heat; Good Times; Senior yr; Later. EMO IM ' s, Dairy Society; EMO VP; No Wench Club. WtSL ' i 4 jAi ( CUMU G. ( (Mary (MX V 7 ! ? lUlLffi TfCt ' A TfCiHc UwN A ' ' OO ' VC %v jAM OVHAn Oi, otHAO ,, y . ( Uc-y. fZ dljt, nMomju moM PIKSONS, DANIEL F. 2342 Koffel Rd. Hatfield, PA 19440 The guys; Tina; Worl 1st; Hall Games; Ken; Late Nighters ' s; Bar-Bqued chips; Those good old Soccer Days; Karen for your love now forever . , . 9 21 78; Thanks Mom Bill for your Love Support, without you none of this would have been possible . . . Soccer; IM Floor Hockey, Softball, Vol- leyball. POORMAN, KENNETH PO Box 47 Linden, PA 17744 Yes Kitty they have two; Down low good 1; Work hall 4 yrs; DVC Sum- mers Farm III; Doons, Rick, Mark, Todd, Wad, Mike, Dan, Midnight Cowboy; Judging Trips; Fat Market Hogs; Special thanks to Mom, Dad, especially Shar- on. B B; IM Basketball, Softball, Volley- ball; Livestock Judginf team. PRESS, JEFFREY 237 Wyoming Ave. Maplewood, N) 07040 PRZEKOP, ROBERT P. 66 Columbus Rd. Demarest, NJ 07627 PURCEU, WILLIAM F. 496 Fairview Ave. Paramus, N) 07652 ROMANO, MARY BERNADETTE 396 Taft St. Bristol, PA 19007 Crestwood; Candlewick; The House- Lizer, Merrist, Judy Maynard; 202 Buckingham; Ed ' s; FF Tab in Segal; Thanks everyone for getting me through the 5 yr plan, especially the girls. Mom, Dad, MJR. Field Hockey, Softball. jSl L. E V ? y 1 ill SIECLER, JOHN 84 South Clinton Doylestown, PA 18901 SOLOMONS, RICH Hickory Spring Farm Pipersville, PA 18947 The college had lost its way every- one knew it, except the board of re- gents, the Alumni, faculty 90% of the students. James A. Michener. STIPP, CONRAD f. «. Mantua Grove Rd. Paulsboro, N] 08066 Ulman 2nd (Animal Hall); Bok Adams; C. Theibault; Work 2nd; The Crabs IM Champs; Best of Luck to all my friends, in the future, keep in touch. Football; B B; IM Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball; Jr. Class Pres. SUCHARSKI, KATHLBBN MARIE 2324 Margaret St. Philadelphia, PA 19137 To the Coaches, Trainers Athletes, you taught me to be an AGGIE ; FOOTBALL YOU BETI ; Brenda, Rich Marcella you taught me to laugh; Bob you taught me to love; Mom Dad, Walt, Bill you taught me to live; You ' re all forever in my heart! Student Athletic Trainer 4 yrs.; B B 3 yrs. Equine Club 4 yrs.; Equestrian Team 3 yrs.; 77-78 Homecoming Queen. SWENSON, RICHARD B. RD 2 Ridge Rd. Lebanon, NJ 08833 Power Football; Joe ' s; IM ' s; Gnomes; Weekend at the shore; Ringo ' s Inn; 540 ' s; Friends Nicknames (The Wad, Buns, QP, Chief Power Nuts, Midnight, Bishop, Dano, Toddy). IM Volleyball, Basketball Softball. TETA, LINDA RD 3 Quakertown, PA 18951 Cindy Sue great friends partiers; Cocktails; Wasted in Margaritaville; Marge a good drinking buddy good times in AH Tech.; Fire on the Moun- tain ; Trucking Joe; Hoagies ; Special thanks to Dad Mom. 941 HCaAAjf vX d TRUPPI, ROSBMARIE 312 Danny Lane Northvale, NJ 07647 Am I late? High Fry; The Door Locker Deb; 4 Singer Farm; Nick Barnyard at Farm 3; The Hallway; AMF Walshface; Special thanks to Ruminant Laurie; Be- hind it all . Mom Dad. B B Club-Secrelary ' 80. VBRNACHIO, THOMAS J. JR. 33 Louis St. Carteret, NJ 07008 Willow; Road Trip; REM; Keystone; Chingachgook Sasquash; Wild Times Wonderous Days. B B; Apiary Society; Circle K; Band; DTA; Livestock Judging. VOCCL, MARY ALICE 12 Hemingway Drive Dix Hills, NY 11746 Segal Hall; The Crestwood; 1-15; Don- aldson St.;Rl 202-Buckingham; Party??; Alastanun! ; Milestone Sam; Thanks Mom Dad. Livestock Judging Team; ' Scuba Club; A-Day Committee. WALLACE, PATRICIA MARIE 1 Harvale Drive Florham Park, NJ 07932 Freshman Dinners; Yeh, Kitty!; Partak- ing; Halloween clowns; Ulman Crew; Laughing Melissa; 4 years with an Orcan roommate; thanks JoAnn, they ' re filled with everlasting memories; Much love thanks to Mom Dad. Apirary Society; Lab Animal Club; IM Volleyball, Hockey, Softball. WALTER, WILLIAM A. 1427 S. 29th Street Philadelphia, PA 19146 Wow! City boy made it as a farmer; High Flyers, flying high; Work 2nd; Beers, Beers Burp! To my family who has cared meant more in my life these past years-l LOVE YOU!!! Basketball; IM ' s; Yearbook; Varsity Club; Superstars; B B, WAPO; A-Day Rep. WEISS, KAREN PO Box 34 Perkiomerville Rd. Woxall, PA 18979 IM Softball. WHITE, ANNETTE 911 South Perkasie Rd. Perkasie, PA 18944 Thanks to Mom Dad Everyone else that helped. Hope to get to Alaska; 3 on the road. Field Hockey; IM Softball. --: J A XaA« « l ' Q ' U Z. ,Uz . ABRAMS, SCOTT I. 475 Leverett Ave. Staten Island, NY 10308 To Mom Dad, For all your love enduring support. Cod Bless You! . . . To a faculty number 1! Hlllel; Weightlifting; AIBS; ICC; Chess; Cleaner; 100 Mile Club. BARDSLEY, JAMES S. JR. 212 North Lynn Blvd. Upper Darby, PA 19082 Much love thanks to Mom Dad, Uncle Al Brenda; Grape Apes; Bugs Alligators; Best of luck to all my friends. Welghtlifting Club; IM Activities; EMO. BRINDLEY, LEAH 204 Louise Drive Morrisville, PA 19067 CHOMA, CATHERINE 17-10 Morlot Ave. Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 Nights at Charlies Brothers Warmin- ster West; Flakey Flyers; Breakfast at Eds; Ghosts at Stokesbury; We ' re hav- ing a party with apples bananas; Benji-All my love now forever; Thanks Mom Dad for all your help and encouragement. AIBS; A-Day; IM Volleyball, Softball, Floor Hockey. DEL GAISO, JOHN 1022 Snydee Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19148 Thanks Mom Dad, for everything; I ' m very grateful for the opportunity you have given me; Good-bye Vel ' s Van- dels, R-Team, State Penn, PKK EMO; I ' ll never forget YOU GUYS . Soccer; Scuba Club; RA; AIBS; IM ' s; ICC. ERDELSKY, CINA P. Box 56 RR 1 Titusville, NJ 08560 Extended versions of Arnold; Hiding in the closet; SB in her underwear; rolling down the parking lot; Eating out of an ashtray? Thank you Mom Dad for all your help support; Special thanks for the perseverance to continue. AIBS; B B; ICC Rep.; IM Floor Hockey Softball; RA; Chairperson of RAEC. (jim P, alias S,K, J ice hat im! t V f- JUn SUJ FARREU, ATHENA KAREN 1136 Fairhill Rd. Sellersville, PA 18960 Thanks Mom Dad for Making it all possible; Special thanks to Pete for en- during these four years with me hopefully many more; Eco trips Surveys in the snow; Dissections in Cooke Lounge; Senior Seminars! Thanks Anne. Chem Club Sec; AIBS. FILUPO, DREW C. 392 Marilyn Rd. Warminster, PA 18901 The Date Contest; Summers at Del Val; D-Town Hospital; Dixie; Tyro; Cooke 107; Dance Marathons; the 611; 20th Birthday; SOM; Dacquiri parties; MurphrDoc, HH, Bean, Jackie-the best of friends-Cinny John. Band; AIBS; Swim Club; Cross Country; A-Day FRYE, DOROTHY A. 1046 Windsor Rd. Warminster PA 18947 GERSHKOW, JONATHAN 113 West Cheltenham Ave. Cheltenham, PA 19012 Special thanks goes to my Mom Dad for all their guidance, support help. Without you this day would have been impossible!! Many long days in quanti- tative long trips in ecology. Thanks DVC! Hillel; AIBS; Chess Club. CRABOWSKl, RICHARD BERNARD 1321 Fairhill Rd. Sellersville, PA 18960 Klunk! . . . Biochem make-ups . . . Sum- mer ' 80 with the Orchard Crew . . . Physics 4 . . . Boo Hoo, the big Fondue! . . . green red Renault-16 ' s FIREBIRD! . . . three good years on Goldman 1st . . . the times with Sue . . . Thanks Mom Dad! . . . CRAFT! . . . JoAnne? BLAHH! Cornucopia; Collegian; Chem Club VP; AIBS; A-Day Committee. KAHRS, ELIZABETH ANN 721 NW 80th Blvd. Cainsville, FL 32601 The 3 M ' s; tramps like us; great friends good convo; the family ; Galena picnic canoe races; Ecobra; Biology bench; adjustments; coping; compro- mising; Support, laughter. Wine Chuck; Talking in RM 211; Dinner at 4:30? Procrastinate! Thanks Del Val. Band-Fr. Soph year; AIBS. du Ji cM.. - %«i O uuHiko 0)UJ jm - y - 0 (JO r Cz ' ' T ' utj (fo?to KISB, WILLIAM KENT III 145 White Oak Drive Lancaster, PA 17601 Schnapps on Snow; Road Trip! Harcum Wh s; Augie Doggie; Snoozing Classes; Sunrise Strip; The House Academy; To Good buddies Good bodies; Thanks to the 3 greatest people in the world, Mom, Dad, Korky; Also thanks Sue. Yearbook; IM ' s; Photo Club. KOEHLER, JUDY 1479 Guinea Lane Warrington, PA 18976 LUCAR, JANICE L. 128 S. Shady Retreat Doylestown, PA 18901 Special thanks to Leah, Liz, Gina Dave; They helped keep things bear- able; Also the the PHEAA; The Library Staff a Certain Chem Professor; Is that Arnold in the bushes? Grab a disco bag; Better late than never! LYONS, MARY KATERINE 1457 Turk Rd. Warrington, PA 18976 Charlies; Warminster West; Ed ' s nite; Flakey Flyers; Dadi ' s; PA ' s; A-Day week- ends; Traying; Hedge jumping; Pump- kin stealing; Booze-to-go; Eco trips; Thanks for help support Mom, Dad, fellow Bio majors my family of Cooke 1st; I love you. AIBS; A-Day Rep.; IM Basketball, Vol- leyball, Floor Hockey; Softball. MUNZ, LYNN CAROL 809 Honeysuckle Drive Warminster, PA 18974 Thanks Mom, Dad, Mike ' s building skills, my brother, Mary, Dot ' s cars, all who helped; Remember: The AIBS trip to China town-BOBO ' s; Ecology- (Van-Riding 101) field trips; Dumbo Pa- lermo; UMUC; APO Lives! Thanks APO brothers; DVC was fun. AIBS; APO. MYERS, ANNE RD 3 Box 231 Dillsburg, PA 17019 A warm extended thank-you to ev- eryone who has made these past 4 years so wonderful memorable with a very special thanks to Mom Dad; Mur- phy ' s; Cooke 2nd; Mr. T Oh Baby!! ; Never Again. AIBS; B B; OH; Hort.; Student Gov ' t Treas. ' 79- ' 81; A-Day; RA ' 80- ' 81. cf C C-v f 3 yW- . ZuxaJLH PALERMO, LOUIS K. 1417 Sandy ' s Lane North Wales, PA 19454 After two years a transfer; Eco van trips; Lost at the academy; Boo-Boo ' s in Chinatown; Dumbo; Anatomy study sessions; All right Sahip! RUSSELL, BRYANT WILLIAM 1007 Laings Ave. West Bristol, PA 19007 (Oh baby, Oh baby)-crazy year on Goldman 1st with Schroll the snow- mobiles; Porcelain king rides again; Kent ' s 21st party Anne-who me? An alcoholic? No Way! Get me another beerl Thanks for 4 great years guys, es- pecially Mom Dad. Band; Choral; OH Club; Railroad Club; A-Day: Flower Show. SCHULTZ, lOHN RD 1 Northumberland, PA 17857 Enjoying it here obviously in no hurry to leave; Fishing; Being very much m love; Fishing; Blue boat; Black Jeep; Fishing ... TELLMANN, MARY R. 115 N. Chester Ave. Hatboro, PA 19040 Thanks for your love support. Mom, Dad, Bob, Lynn; APO; Reach for the stars; Bo-Bo ' s; Eco trips; Cooke Hall Cats; Pizza Booth; 4 of the best years of my life; Good luck Bio. Class of ' 81. APO; AIBS; Lab Animal Club; A-Day Committee. WELKE, CONSTANCE L. 932 Penna. Ave. Southampton, PA 18966 ZUY, DAVID A. 119 Park Ave. Hyde Park Reading, PA 19605 Barness Incident; Who ' s Tim Curry? Eco Bra; fondling memories of Dee, Dot, Murt Gurl; Oink-oink ; La- sagna in Loren ' s bed? RHPS; Philly ex- cursions; Thanks Gina, Loren, Lee, Kizzy, Jan; Oh No! Mr. Bill of course. Mom, Dad Leah! Cornucopia; AIBS; IM ' s. ' iu U tMc ,U (i- f J i f . ' (buf - J ■ ajJin i . thA , 5G.-iJ vX dti..w Business ADAMS, KEVIN M. 3569 Nottingham Lane Philadelphia, PA 19114 Academy; High Flyers; 99 ; Work 2nd; Kegs; The House All the guys; Florida Smokey Joes; Road Trips; Thanks to my Father for his patience without whom college wouldn ' t have been pos- sible; Thanks also, for your support Kathy. Baseball; IM Football; Softball; Referee. ALPUCHE, CHARLES J. 413 West Ave. Jenkintown, PA 19046 THANKS TO: Tom, a great friend roommate! George, Tom, Greg, Dobes; For all the memories! Marybeth; For making my last 2 years extra special! Most of all to Mom, Dad, Dot Steve; For all their love support! Football 1, 2, 3, 4; IM ' s 1, 2, 3, 4; RA 4. BARTHOLOMEW, JEFFREY THOMAS 1929 Cramers Lane Easton, PA 18042 PKK Forever; Thanks Diane; Hey Coach, I did it my way! 4 year letter man; Wrestling; BA Soci- ety; PKK. BARR, MARLENE M. 163 Pennsylvania Ave. Chalfont, PA 18914 Friday afternoons ' 80; Linda: S D Curves; Every man has in himself a con- tinent of undiscovered character; Hap- py is he who acts the Colum bus to his own soul! BA Society; ICC Rep. BENYORSZKY, SOPHIE 55 Buttonwood Lane Doylestown, PA 18901 Thank Tou Edes Mami es Papi for the best years of my life; To the rest of my family for their support encourage- ment! Socializing in the Library ; Swit- zerland; Calif.; Central Bucks Ambu- lance; Edesem; I can ' t believe we ' re graduating! BERGAMO, MICHAEL 135 East Laylor Atlas, PA 17851 B B ' s; MASH; Work Hall T ; Foot- ball; After the game festivities ; The Boys; The Academy Penalty B ' s; All nighters; Blackouts B ' s; Roadtrips; Do ' in Doughnuts; Every exam; Elson Hall; To my Mother goes all my love; Thanks Uncle Stan. Football; Track; IM Basketball, Volley- ball Softball all 4 yrs. Mike ' s first birthday Siffjjj • 5 .«V i i €A ' - T u iUeu . Con t -iiaJL f«C. «v a_ fflak . Aduo 0 V . V Ces-what happened? CONLIN, MICHAEL 4224 Manayunk Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 Thanks to my entire family for all their support, especially Mom Dad; The PKK of Samuel T ; Bye!!! Vel ' s Vandals; State Penn; R Team DAVIES, LESLIE 2226 RD 1 Auburn, PA 17922 Thanks Mom Dad for your support; Thanks Lou Ann for your Love, support patience; Thursday night hall parties; EMO; Vaz-A great roomie; The boys in the L. Football 4 yrs.; IMs Basketball Hock- ey; EMO 3 4. DEMETRIADES, CEORCE J. 232 East Berlsch St. Lansford, PA 18232 Thanks for everything Mom Dad, you made it all possible; Howies investors we have to refinance; Ulman 1st Academy 3rd; Pooch, Greg, Kid Kehoe, Dobes, Spud we had good tim es- Stud- ied very hard together-We did it we ' re out of here. Baseball; Football; IM Ref.; Scuba Club; Chess Club; Varsity Club; Theatrical So- ciety. DOBIES, MARK STEVES 109 Meadow Lane Philadelphia, PA 19154 Football; Ulman 1st; The Academy; Palka, Pooch, Spud, George, Tom Spanky-the best 4 years I ever had; Wildwood in Oct.; Thanks to my par- ents who gave so very much; I never could have made it without you there. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Hockey A Basket- ball. DOMACALA, TERRI ANN 619 Severn Rd Severna Park, MD 21146 A well rounded education; Otte; Hey Babe; 4-girl room; )udy; Flakey Flyers; Mig; The Cards ; Variety Shows-Edge, Warren Brubby; Marg-The best roo- mie; Cooking; Visiting; Talks; Hugs; Lots of Love Guidance from Mom Dad- Thanks. Business Club; Floor Hockey; Variety Show Coordinator. ELSER, CHARLES 104 Fourth St. Feasterville, PA 19047 tljtM 8 rxii ttA_ CJrvrS.w« Q . J4WV h(xmS ( MM.vjcuiA J y c f r It Mrian-dazcd confused! BMBRICH, BRIAN DAVID 628 East Union St. Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972 Thanks Mom Dad! Words can ' t ex- press my love for you; Thanks also fam- ily, friends especially my love-Lisa; EMO; The Samuel boys; Whose room is the keg in? Power Hitters; Bivs; Wiffs; Fayette Grill; Conshohoken; Thurs. night parties. Football 1, 2; EMO 3, 4; Varsity Club 2; IM ' s 1, 2, 3, 4. CADD, SHARON LOUISE 2747 Main St. Hatfield, PA 19440 Fri. Oct. 27, 1978; New Dorm 115; Trip to Ithaca, NY; Wimps-we ' li tell them you have to meet them ; Best of luck to my friends, especially to Cathy, Jenni- fer, Cathy, Bob V; Special thanks to Mom. Jr. Year: WAPO; Business Club; Sr. Year: Student Store. CO WEN, VICTORIA R. 172 Lehman Ave. Hatboro, PA 19040 Mom, Dad I love you-Thank -you for all your help guidance these last years; Dust, my love goes to you for all your patience loveThank-you; Jim P-my friend, thanks for 2 great years. HALL, GARY A. High Flyers; Road Trips Schnapps; Kegs . . . 99 Smokey Joes . . . Work 2nd, Academy, The House All the guys . . . Special Thanks to Mom Dad for understanding my ways making this all possible! Winter Spring Track; IM Football, Basketball, Softball Volleyball. HANISCO, DAVID M. 147 Crockett Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 HORN, DON E. 4059 Robinwood Rd. York, PA 17402 Thanks to Mom Dad for making this possible; Special thanks to Sherlyn for her support; Work 2nd; Academy; High Flyers; Farleigh Dickinson Road Trip; Skinny Dipping; The House Com- mander Cody. 9M 7 -2 HOUPT, THOMAS I. 1352 Easton Rd. Warrington, PA 18976 Good luck to the College the Foot- ball team; Thank you Coach Wilson, Mrs. Work, Mrs. Emrlgotii everybody who helped me through my 4 years at DVC. Football Team. KIHOE, THOMAS 1709 Pine St. Norristown, PA 19401 Academy 3rd floor; Fat Helens ; George, Greg, Spud, Pooch, Dobes we made it; Good luck Rich Tom; Special Thanks to my Mom who made it ail possible. Basketball; IM ' s; Business Club; Varisty Club; Scuba Club; Chess Club. KBNNY, THOMAS PATRICK 1622 Alba Rd. Willow Grove, PA 19090 Pooch, Greg, George, Tom, Dobes-lt was a great 4 years; Coach Mrs. Wil- son thanks for all; Mom Dad for ever- ything-You ' re the greatest; Special thanks to Pam for all her love sup- port-my love always, 11-27-801 Football 1, 2, 3, 4; IM ' s 1, 2, 3, 4. KLINE, DENNIS R. 1952 Howard Ave. Pottsville, PA 17901 Memories of the T ; Road Trips! Roll- ing the Rube Mobile; The House; Rich, Don, Gary; Probation; Suspended; Peace Valley; Army-Navy; Kelly ' s; 611 Bar; NBI; A-Day weekend; Weekends are the best; Thanks to my parents; Good luck to everyonel LAWRENCE, DALE 1607 Diamond St. Sellersville, PA 18960 MCMAHON, RICHARD 25 Gateway Ave. Iselin, NJ 08830 Mom, Dad I can ' t thank you enough; Thanks to all my good friends for mak- ing this more than worthwhile! Elson, Work, The House; Rise fall of the High Flyers; Take care Kath; Too many good times to mention. SharoM. working hard? V (jnitM jie n ' p OUWVL {f LAOO Michael Mandeverg ' me W cy n eA B wfc fU4U J .%Mi MALICK, MARK A. PO Box 188 Point Pleasant, PA 18950 SKYMAN ' 80. WAPO. MARVEL, IBNNIFER P. 603 Willowmere Lane Ambler, PA 19002 Thanks Mom Dad; Bea, are you sure we have to go to class? ; Paul, thanks for the good times; Simone stand up! Jay remember how we slid through here; It ' s been real! IM Volleyball; BA Society; WAPO; Equine Club; Equestrian Team. MULLEN, RICH 1012 Lakeview Terrace Pennsburg, PA 18073 The Work Hall Boys; Bealer, Chuck, The General DP; Thanks Bill, Mom, Dad the family without you I couldn ' t have done it. Football; Track; Business Club. MONDEVERGAINE, MICHAEL 2818 South 12th St. Philadelphia, PA 19148 Samuel T ; Mike, Bold, John, Dork, Bart, Hulk; Vel ' s Vandals Hockey; Frank, Matt Take Care; Thank you Mom Dad who made it possible; Thank you Mom for your support; Bye. Vel ' s Vandals; State Penn.; PKK; R Team. ROBERTSON, WARREN Rt 1 Box 398 Littlestown, PA 17340 The good times in Samuel Hall with PKK; Our 1st Championship In Foot- ball; Darryl Shows; I wish you all the luck in the world; I love you Mom Dad; I will my wrestling ability to Bart. Varsity Football; Wrestling; Track; RA; Pool hall manager; Varsity Club Pres. WDVC-DJ. Paul at 1 year! SAUCONDRO, GREGORY 5828 North Marshall St Philadelphia, PA 19120 Ulman ist; Academy; Football; Pools Bookies; MAC Champions; Losing my shirt on my night football games; Trains ; 4 years of hard studying; Great friends-Tom, Spud, George, Puch, Dobes, Spanky, Rich TK; All my love to Mom Uncle Mike! Football; Business Club; Scuba Club; Varsity Club; IM ' s Social Clubs: Chess Club; FFA. SAPHOS, STEPHEN 676 Parmentier Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 Misfits, that ' s all we are; Free the WAPO 7; Don ' t worry she ' ll be dead in the morning ; Mr. Bill; Colonel, you ' ve failed us again; You ' ll see. Dr. Bonze is going to be big, I just know it. WAPO; Business Club. SCALES, JAY A. Croveland Rd. Pipersville, PA 18947 SMITH, JOHN W. 1552 Elkins Ave. Abington, PA 19001 SNAVELY, PAUL 114 Cherokee Rd. New Britain, PA 18901 Thanks to Mr. West for helping me get through the 4 years. (J-aAnjUTLCJL SPAKC, JONATHAN W. 210 Hillendale Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 STOLTC, ALDO J. 1103 Bradford Drive Point Pleasant, N] 08742 All in all it was just another brick in the wall-Watters; MLTLL. SnVBSTER, WILLIAM E Route 404 Queen Anne, MD 21657 TODD, TCRRENCCI. 2580 Exton Rd. Hatboro, PA 19040 The WAPO Crew; The New Britain; The Career Conference; Steve are you coming? Who could forget the Colnell The Keenan classes special thanks to Mom Dad. Business Society ' 78- ' 81; Co-Chairman 1979 Career Conference; Station Man- ager WAPO ' 79- ' 80; WAPO-DJ 78- ' 81. VAMOS, BEATRIX 80 Sycamore Way Doylestown, PA 18901 Thank you Mimush, Pips, Williardo; Jay ' s satin sheets suction cups; Good times in Segal; Sun in Jamaica; Looking in bars for Jen; Good talks with Deb; Cutie-pies Second Shift ; Driving with Soph, went too fast-the best exper- ience. Volleyball IM ' s; Business Club; APICS. jCMc William-big mouth flon locked up at 6 mos ' x%juGol You can lead a boy to college but you can ' t make- him think. VELLUCCI, FRANK JOHN JR. 12150 Aster Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19154 The friends I made; growing up; Van- dals champs all 4 years; My Father for giving me some financial support; A Special thanks to my Mother Diane, all my love forever. 4 year letterman in Football; IM ' s Soft- ball Hockey WALTERS, CARYR. 614 Mahantongo St. Pottsville, PA 17901 WINDHOLZ, DIANE J. 1127 North Easton Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 Too good to be true . . . It ' s over ; Country Tavern; Great White Whale- 29th Street VB; The Wick; Fillies; Last Supper ; Good friends making the best of it; Thanks Mom, Dad, but once is enough ... To the More of life! Basketball; IM Softball. WINTERBOTTOM, DOUGLAS Mill Rd. RD 4 Doylestown, PA 18901 YAZUJIAN, JIM 220 Paxson Ave. Schuykill Haven, PA 17972 Thanks to Mom, Dad Nana; Thanks Denise for your love understanding . . . EMO; Thurs. parties; BIVS; Powerhit- ters; Half a Quarter; Les-Great roo- mie; Football-you betlll Hot Diggities. FB 4 years; Track; IM ' s Volleyball; Hockey; Softball; Basketball. Is that a basketball, Diane? Shy little Doug. v .v .; , j o K (j i j ' hemistrt Seniors fcdA A ■ fj -- i) , FRENCH, PA TRICIA A. 337 Callowhill Rd. Chalfont, PA 18914 Mad Dog, Peach Brandy, Chryslers, Ul- man 1979 Chem Labs; Special thanks to my parents for their support, and lots of thanks love to Randall for his encouragement; Cheers! MESAROS, DAVID V. 717 Beaumont Rd. Fairless Hills, PA 19030 Ginny, Mom Dad, Drs. Garrett, Laz, Little One, Luge, Orr, Un- cle Ed, Uncle Jesse, Weebes; Hofstaedter, Lawrence, Tabachnick Thanks for the B.S. Chem Club; Collegian. Baby Picture SMITH, HOWARD CHARLES 206 Claremont Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19120 Homecoming 77, 78, 79, A-Day Signs 79, ' 80 Chess Tournaments 78, 79, ' 80; A-Day exhibit set up 78, ' 9, ' 80; A-Day clean up ' 80 in the rain; Thanks to all who helped me through these last four years. A-Day Committee, Chem Club Trea- surer, Chess Club (Pres.), Hillel, ICC. SONDEY, SCOTT 2235 Briarpatch Lane Hatfield, PA 19440 ■w } J . p to ac ■■nMRHnMn ? Many years ago, you decided to accept an exciting personal challenge; persuing a full-time career and completing your college education simulta- neously. Your Bachelor of Sci- tence Degree is the result of your educational success. May your other goals in life also come to successful conclu- sions. Gerry IouLj H- 3 1 njk Svening X)ivism i oAj n X JimaJuajc ttity NTancA 6tUS x SctfL Ca fs jucA 2 d - .i fia 6iibth 0- QrcNfC BURKBRT, KAREN L 54 Kendall Rd. Kendall Park, NJ 08824 Munchkins! What were once vices are now habits; Samuel parties freshman year; Gump and the pig roasts; Judging team-you must be from Del Vail Good times with Little John now forever- 10 4 80; Thanks Mom Dad for ever- ything. Dairy Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, 4; DTA 3, 4; Intramural Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Champs 31 BUSHBY, NANCY 152 West Forge Rd. Glen Mills PA 19342 What were once vices are now habits; Marching Munchkins; Beer Back- gammon in Samuel Hall; Pig Roasts at Shireys; Fall Ball Bowery night; Judg- ing team-Are you from Del Val? Thought so; Thanks for everything Mom Dad Dairy Society 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 2, 3, 4; DTA 3, 4; IM Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Champs 3. CANSICK, PCTtR L 300 South Park Ave. Audubon, PA 19403 DUSMAN, BARBARA C. 5406 Sweet Air Rd. Baldwin, MD 21013 Skating on Fridays! Judging with Bethal, Myrtle and Maude; Showing Beef and Dairy on A-Day; Flyman ' s laugh; The Bull Books. Early morning swimming with Kathy; All my love thanks to Mom Dad for making this possible. B B; Var. Field Hockey; Soph. Class Sec; A-Day; Dairy Cattle Juddging team. CROVC, BETH A. RD 1 Airviile, PA 17302 4 yrs. Barness 1st Mrs. W.; A-Day; Dairy trips; Farm Show Xmas break; Summer ' 80; Judging-VPI Edwena, Myrtle, Maude; Fri. 3 am milking Feeds; Tonka juice; What do you ex- pect Tim it ' s Mon. morning; Good dairy friends; Thanks Mom DadI Dairy Society; ICC; Diary Cattle Judging Team. Om iAA 5(- Hamx;aitiJA OJV , 0S k- HAMILTON, ANDREW L. RD 3 Box 33 Claysville, PA 15323 Thanks Mom Dad Mark; It ' s a big one; EMO; Beener; Fiesiy; Ez-Ed; Rest; Allience, Haunted Hall; Thursday Parlies; Horseheads; Gel down Andy; Hall Slides; EMO Float; AluiDnis; We gotta return it; Oak Battles; Pig Roast; 4 year no probation. Dairy Society, DTA; No Wench Club; IM ' s EMO Holder Tap. HUSTON, MARK RD 2 Rockwood, PA 15557 Thanks Mom Dad for making possi- ble the best time of my life, I love you; EMO; Fiesty come quick; ACDC; Shows; Boys in the L; Thursday nights; Liar Cheat; 208; Haunted Hall; Let ' s go Cell ' s; Scoffin; Train; Grunlo. Dairy Society; EMO Pres.; IM ' s. MOORE, JOSEPH A. 773 Rock Lane Elkins Park, PA 19117 QUARTUCCIO, JIM Box 174 Perkasie, PA 18944 Cood times with Chip, Paul, Wendy, Edge, naturally Brenda. Student Government; Dairy Society VP. Werner as a weener ' UU J J Kd , Ovt 9ttLy jli SAVO, MICHABL 254 Riverview Rd. King of Prussia, PA 19406 TAYLOR, TINA M. 2475 Pine Grove Rd. York, PA 17403 Love thanks to Mom Dad ... 4 years with KK . . . Howdy ... My gang in work . . . Who me, corrupt you? 7 guys the shore . . . That ' s a Hoick question! Phillie Champs . . . Wisconsin ' 80 . . . Munchkin friends . . . The time has come . . . TTFN. FFA; Diary Society; IM Softball, Floor Hockey, Volleyball. URBANIK, BD 71 Claremont Ave. Colonia, NJ 07832 Thanks Mom, Dad, Grandma, Aunts Uncles; Later on to fellow EMO Boys; Allience; ACDC Thurs. Nights; Riddlers, Fiddlers oye Weggies; Tag team with Fiesty, Clipper, Beener Emerick, Dering; Don ' t mess with E-Z Allience; Hit that 202 Door. EMO; Dairy Society; Baseball; No Wench Club; EMO pyrotechnic direc- tor. WOLFB, BRBNDA B. 1430 Schoolhouse Rd. Perkasie, PA 18944 4 unforgettable years of laughter, tears, friendships everlasting memories; RM 102 with Wendy; Good times with Jim, Chip, Paul, lots of fun in hock- ey B-Ball; Thanks most of all to Mom Dad! Sr. Class Sec; Dairy Society; Hockey; Basketball. ANTENUCCI, ROBERT 224 Dayton Si Phoenixville, PA 19460 BOYLE, PAUL JOSEPH 19 North Madison St. McAdoo, PA 18237 Mom Dad, I could never thank you enough or love you so much; It ' s been an unforgettable 4 years; Patii Basket- ball; Gail MSU; Donna the Zonk Bunch; Matt, Danny, Dave with B B ' s to the max; Goodbye DVC!! Football. BRINDISI, PAUL PO Box 473 Milford, NJ 08848 Many thanks to the special people who made this an enjoyable experience; Also thanks to Marc for the boot to Gale for waiting. IM Sports. Fl Club. DUEFY, BRIAN FRANCIS 954 Limekiln Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 Elson Rod Gun Club, since disbanded but still alive in spirit; The greatest Hockey Team ever assembled-Vel ' s Vandals; Thanks for the needed inspira- tion Mom lastly DVC done come and gone, my oh my. IM Basketball Freshman year; Floor Hockey-4 years; Softball Jr. Sr. years; Football Sr. year. FLUCK, DENNIS W. 2051 Three Mile Run Rd. Perkasie, PA 18944 CUILFOY, MICHAEL P. 1275 Dexter Ave. Deptford, NJ 08096 You Gotta admit! Dr Death; Show Tell; QP; Nicknames; Joes; Pigging Out; Tag team Backgammon; Summer Vaca- tions especially at the shore; Thanks to Donna for being there when I needed her, which was always; Thanks to Mom Dad. IM Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Fl Club. 0jyn 6 ]A fJ - maX .M u a. M...sn, JLa O y O ak P nw ] jJ CUNTHEK, STEPHEN A. 349 Larchwood Rd. Springfield, PA 19064 Special thanks to Mom Dad Teal for your love support; To my friends, especially Jim, Paul, Marty, Chuck, Frank Earl good luck; Miller Hall, Um- belly jumbo; Patience; Chicken Barbe- cue; fake fights; Xmas trees; Phillies 1; Nightly phone calls. FT Club; Photo Club; A-Day Rep; DTA; DTA Treas; IM Softball IM Volleyball. HECCS, MELVIN 8116 Thouron Philadelphia, PA 19150 Understanding is a virtue; Responsibil- - ity we must accept Learning never fades; I thank my Supreme Being, my Mother, teachers and all who have helped me reach a goal Let this goal inspire others. Club RAP; Fl Club; IM Basketball. HEINTZ, ELIZABETH 54 Surrey Rd. Clark, NJ 07066 Thanks to Mom Dad for all their sup- port; Remember good times at dinner; A-Day Animals; Hockey practice; All Fl Labs. Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; IM Hockey 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Dairy Club 3. HOLMQUIST, LEONARD H. Ill 3916 Byron Rd. Huntington Valley, PA 19006 MATTHEWS, LYS 67 Williams Lane Hatboro, PA 19040 Four of the fastest most memorable years; A special thanks to Mom, for without her none of this would have been possible. Basketball; Baseball; IM Softball. MUROSKI, JOHN MARK 522 Oakwood Ave. Roselle Park, NJ 07204 Thank you Mom for your love sup- port throughout my four years at DVC. Fl Club; IM Football; WeightLifting Club. Was JCyn this small? adj jJLgi.mJL- Uj iifi Xjt .:tir 4 .sfe_ C ' « v Ji_ cu-JU - ' ' :wi RAlNt, RANDOLPH 5 Gentry Drive Warren, NJ 07060 STAATS, KBNNETH I. 101 Harlan School Rd. Somerville, N) 08876 I should say thanks to Mom all my friends; Tom and Bob for some wild times; Special thanks to Mrs. Vande- grift; Dr. Turner; Mr. Barnes; Mr. Porter Mr. Dommel. FFA; Circle K, Fl Club; A-Day Commit- tee; ICC. STONE, CATHERINE B. 514 Country Club Dr. Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 To Mom Dad who ' ve made this all possible; To my friends who ' ve made it exceptional to my teachers who ' ve made most of it understandable; Love always-Kitty; From NJ-Have bags will travel MD; Dairy-A-Day; Jips. Fl Club 2, 3, 4; DTA 3, 4; Equine Club 4; Agron. Club 4,- Apiary 4; D VANDECRIFT, ROBERT W. 120 Beulah Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 Thanks to Mom Dad for their help especially to Anne who made it all worthwhile; Teddy Bear in the Trailer; Yeah Right; Avetting Mailed; Mr. Dom- mel ' s La Cocka Roacha; Mr. Porter ' s Wine Making. Golf Team; Fl Club. VERDUIN, CRAIC 581 Sparrowbush Rd. Wyckoff, N) 07481 I ' ll always Remember Nicknames; Joe ' s; all the good times; Never forget the Green Sheen Show Tell All mv friends for making it Bearable. IM Softball, Basketball, Volleyball Morticulture ARNOLD, DAVID W. 928 Chandler St. Philadelphia, PA 1911 Emasculators; The Ulman Brothers The New Dorm Sisters; Brews with the Hort Crew; The piercing, Friendly Par- ties-Nice Neck; Take a Powder! 18 Dol- lars!!-Lets Gol! Good Luck to all my Friends; Love Thanks to Mom Pop. IM ' s; Hort Club. BERCEN, MARIt ANN 111 Waverly Place South Plainfield, N] 07080 9 l 79(Nature Boy) Steve . . . ' gonna sell this rug! Save the Monaters! Rutin Marth . . . Don Family . . . Elma:200 Dairy Cowsl! Tim ' s suspenders . . . Hey Mildred! Dave Aaa-Doug Faa . . . Dance Marathon . . . Tsel Minor: Agronomy . . . We Go Out On A Limb . . . Thanks Mom Dad!!! Apiary Society; Hort Club; Equine Club Pres.; Equestrian Team Co-Capt.; DTA Pres.; A-Day Committee; Agronomy Club; IM ' s. BERLANDA, BRIAN DAVID 3325 Whitehall Drive Willow Grove, PA 19090 1 ' s Vels; R ; State Penn ... Phi Kappa Kool . . . Stolen Kegs . . . Horsham Inn . . . Thanks Mont, Dork, Squirrel, Julio for taking me in . . . Thank you Mom Dad for this opportunity Beth Ann I love you. Thanks for your love support. Football ' 78, ' 79; Vels ' 78, ' 80, ' 81; R Team ' 80, ' 81; State Penn ' 81; 86ers ' 80. FINCKE, DOUG 44 Highland Ave. Harrington Park, NJ 07640 Love Thanks Mom Dad; Mustang Volvo Motel; Emasculators; 2 Earrings; Blatzifield; Pumping Iron; 4 Yrs. with Pete; The Bros.; Cases with Dave, Joe, Lonie; Vincents tests; Parking Lots; Wierd Parties; Ski Weekends; Great People; ILY Talea. Band 1 day; Volleyball; Softball; Apple Picking. CARBER, SALLY 5515 Darlington Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15217 He who does not voluntarily do more than he is obliged to do will in time do less than he ought, and in the end he will find himself unable to do what he must. -Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf. Thanks all! Hort. Society; Hillel; Apiary Society- Publications Officer ' 80- ' 81. CIGLIA, MICHAEL F. 13 Haddon Rd. Somers Point, NJ 08244 Elson, Work, Samuel; Parents; Murphy, Raymee, Dick, DeNoma, Chuck, Loren, Bill, Chris, Dave, Doug, Joe, Louie, Tim, Nina, Dobbs, Cope, Cowboys, EMO; I love you all, especially Sue- Teo Tor- riatte Aisurhito Yo. Karate(Sensei); Yearbook; Horticulture Club; IM ' s; Skiing; Backpacking; Punk. JoM p. ojiMyi. r JiJiMx iLu fia. ff- ' iij CYURIAN, JOSEPH MICHAEL 333 Stirling Rd. Watchung, NJ 07060 Thanks Mo Dad Sis for all your love help the Curtis ' for letting me be part of your family . . . Really . . . Bogis Cumbunktion . . . TOYOTA . . . Star gazing with the gang ... Oh No Mr. Bill! WC. HEROLD, THOMAS R. 1243 Brookdale Warminster, PA 18974 HERTZOC, KAREN M. 1325 Little Lehigh Drive Emmaus, PA 18049 HOKE, MICHELLE 680 Lincoln Way West Gettysburg, PA 17325 Best of luck to j my children- try to remember what Mother Hoke taught you, (esp. Dj); Love Thanks to Dirk for understanding always car- ing(4 22 78); Much love apprecia- tion to Mother Daddy who made these 4 yrs. possible. Hort. Society 2 yrs., VP-)r.; 8 B 4 yrs.; DTA-2 yrs. publications; Hort Therapy Club-2 yrs.; IM Floor Hockey; RA 1 yr KUBAT, ROBERTA. 898 Lincoln Place Westwood, NJ 07675 Special thanks to Mom, Dad Grand- parents; ERGC; Al, Nick, Chuck, Herb, all of the men who fought so gallantly to kill kegs at the Goose Valley Lodge; It could only happen in America; Thank Youl Good Nightl ERGC 1 2; GVL 3; SOF; NRA; HMWHC-Sr. KURNATH, AL Box 108, RD 1 Great Meadows, N) 07838 Thanks to my parents; Memories of Buzz, Bob the Q; Ulman Hall ' 79; Goose Valley Lodge Herb ' s Harvest. J ice hat joe! A UAyrt 6w s C c Cj« gM JU f-r JsimS S t ' ' XjCGU lU . Kevin, before the beard! ' ' ' • ' i ■ ' W ' - Za IT f I bI ' :-« LCSHAY, ANNEC. Box 131 Catawba Ave. Newfield, N] 08344 Thanks Mom Dad for everything; Lots of love to Bob; The Tuskmobile ; 4-wheeling; Thursday nihts; EMO par- ties; The Manor; Hamsters in the Kitch- en; pictures; chess games technical talks; D-ing the B ' s ; hello Irving; for- ever a day; Snuggly . MCCUE, DENISE 241 Woolston Drive Morrisville, PA 19067 MAURER, DAVID A. Box 288 Dresher, PA 19025 MURPHY, KEVIN PATRICK 415 N. Brown St. Gloucester, NJ 08030 Sincere thanks to my Father Mother; Their Financial Moral support made it all possible; Thank you Nancy for your patience understanding; Agri- cultural education sought in memory of Edward Bignell Sr.; Thank you Joan Murphy Upton; Thanks Red. Hort. Club; IM Basketball Volleyball. PEACOCK, JANE River Rd.RD 1 Belle Mead, NJ 08502 Thanks to: My parents brothers; My Grandparents; Sephen; The initiative Miss You ; Ramapo 76; A E 77; The Fire ; Madness; Cross Country 78; VT 80; Bahamas 81; Ward D the mold; Love youl SIECLE, KARL P. 17 Newell Pass Willingboro, NJ 08046 Elson Rod Gun Club; Goosevalley Lodge; A-Day ' 79; Stetson JD; Pole vaulting; Los Miss Face; Xmas tree on watertower; Thanks Mom Dad. SIUARI, PETER 8 Irongate Village Metuchen, N) 08840 Thanks Mom Dad for 4 great years. Bowling 4; Volleyball; Agronomy Club; Photography Club. STARK, lOHN A. RD 6 Box 92 Newton, NJ 07860 STEINER, JOSEPH A. JR. RD 2 Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Emasculators; The Finch; Hey let me tell ya Surviven Ulman 2nd; Mustang Volvo Motel; Jog; Blatz; Special Daria Talea; My Thongs Broke! New Or- leans Squirrel Lunts Mud Football; Hall Slides; Don ' t Even! Mom Dad, You ' re the greatest! Hort. Society; DTA; IM Volleyball Softball. SYMANSKI, CAROLYN 219 Cabot Ave. Edison, N| 08817 Snow clogs; Soils nap; Thinking cinder block; Coffee; Stat final; Summer ' 80 with Roe-the best; You ' re normal; Hort. Feats ' 77; Couldn ' t have done it without you; Doug-Love ya; Can ' t for- get a special merci to Mom Dad. Hort. Society. VANBCHANOS, LOUIS 80 Terhune Ave. Jersey City, N) 07305 Thanks to Mom Dad; The Big 3 Days; The Stain; Tim for 3 yrs.; Finch; Emascu- lators; Hort. Gang; Mustang Motel; The Ring; Cases with the Boys; Weberized; Lambertville; Roadtrips; Shattered; Duke; Work Crew; All the great peo- ple; Are you sober? Hort. Society; IM ' s 9idCu ilCOu U A S Mk. m . Am i iJmJlc t-iM- 4 ■- .16 . $. v . Mortkulture ' f S- c. BARTHOLOMEW, MARK S. 210 Chamber St. Phillipsburg, N] 08865 Big Guns ; The Goldman Boys; 1 Parties; The Edge, Smiley, Block, Mike G., Ann ' s; Thanks to Mom Dad; Thanks to Jill for her Love support those last 2 years. IM Football, Basketball, Volleyball- 4yrs.; Student Traffic Court Judge. BORISH, DAVID 734 Fairfield Drive Warminster, PA 18974 Cross Country BROMBERC, STANLEY M. 106 Beth Drive Philadelphia, PA 19115 BROWN, TERRI LYNNE 616 Brainerd Place Exton, PA 19341 My happiest yearsi Thanks Mom, Dad Donnie-I love you! Hi Touri- Nov. 77 ; Nouri:Eschlaman, Doset dolerami Supertramp; Snowed-in; Skiing; Segal basement; The APT; 77 Afternoon- Evening classes; Uiman 3rd, Cooke 1st; Springsteen; To ail-Good LucklSoccer Score-Keeper; Yearbook. BURD, CINDY RD 2 Box 68B Port Royal, PA 17082 Suz, what can I say? It ' s been ... A salute to: Otto-our purfect man; Cooke comrades the 3-man men; Margarita- ville; Linda, Marge Jan; Pixies; Silly People; and all the good times! Mom Dad I love you. OH Club; IM Floor Hockey Softball; M M ' s; The Sociability Club. BURKE, SHANE 616 Manor Drive Dublin, PA 18917 OCTOHM; Oakland Ave.; Segal Hall; WAPO; Kegs; Cramming; Red Eyes; Concerts; Road Trips; Thanks Mom Dad. ' MISV C v . d KA 9 . basti Tl J ' (Ld5ss.fv J)CXAK£L - CjjOJikjl_ BYRNE, JACK Cranbury Station Rd. Cranbury, N| 08512 Cooke 1st; Daiquiries; Williamsburg; Conti ' s Restrooms; 2x4; Drew ' s date; Doing it for 26 hours with Cheryl; SU Weekends; Beth, you make me happy; John, Myron, Mark, Cune, Cath, C c! Bip, KK, Tina-Thanks to the WHOLE family-l love you. OH Society; FTD; Chorale; IM Volley- ball; RAM 79; A-Day Committee. CASSARO, SEBASTIAN . 238 West 9th Ave. Roselle, NJ 07203 Thanks Mom Dad for making it all possible; Shanon; EMO; Beener; Wa- Fool; Good old limes; Alliance; 69; Sinscmillian; Stash; Party On! Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Floor Hockey; Collegian Staff; Weightlifting. CLARKE, DAVID E. 2010 Eagle Way Hatfield, PA 19440 Having to commute the same way ever- yday for 4 years; Getting notes from Cheryl; Hate Philosophy; Planning to see Baker at school next fall; Going out to eat with Edge at Zina ' s Diner; Meet- ing Jody; Thanks Mom Dad. Class Pres. 1, 2, 4; Student Gov ' t 1, 2, 4; WAPO 1, 2, 3, 4; APO 2; Golf 1, 2. CONZELMANN, RONALD 8 Spook Ridge Rd. Upper Saddle River, N) 07458 Living off-campus; STUD; off-campus crew; Those WILD librarians; Special love thanks to Dave; Thanks love to Mom Dad; 1 1 79; To spend the rest of my life with my love — Diana. Floral Society; OH Society. COPLEY, DREW 70 Laurel Oak Ct. Palm Harbor, FL 33563 Summer ' 78; The Beech; Midnight walk from Doylestown; Morth entrance; DS to 10; Marian your tops! Thanks for everything AAF; Pinellas! A-Day Comm.; OH Society. COWHER, CHARLES CHIP RD 5 Box 140 Lewisburg, PA 17837 Thank you Mom Dad! Thanks for the good times- Jim Q, Paul, Edge, Trains, Jegg, )im P., Brenda, W., Hank, Johnny; Friends ; Superstars (team 36!); Con- certs; Sunday Football; Bob T ; Doc; CC Team; Building; Climbing; TRUE! FALSE! Greenhouse; We ' re tough!! TYRO. OH Club; Student Gov ' t Jr. Rep-Chair- man Social House; Varsity Cros s Coun- try 4 yrs.; Track 2 yrs.; Winter Track; IM ' s Basketball Volleyball; Flower Show. 4 d2.p-J2 -i.Q3JL k CRISTINO, MICHAEL 531 Kings Highway Moorestown, NJ 08057 Six Fufty Flight To . . . Put the Coun- try Western on ; Lakeview; Corvette; Thanks to Mom Dad; Coat check lady; Ed Okinawa; Ralph money; Tom Jeeps; I ' ll put money on this dance ; Can ' t miss Fri. night card games. CUNEO, RICK 5028 Wayne Ave. Pennsauken, NJ 08110 Can you believe it; Biff-off; Williams- burg; OH Banquets; Dance marathons; That Ain ' t Bad; For you, sure; Limbo parties; Daiquiries; Hi NBC; Pit; Time to say bye to good friends; I ' ll miss you all; :l3jji GcA r lLO Thanks Mom Dad for everything. Class Treas. 2, 3, 4; IM Softball; OH Club; FTD; Yearbook. DALRYMPLC, STEVE N WAYNE 250 Center Grove Rd. Randolph, N] 07869 Search for the words of wisdom. Ache for the fulfillment of dreams. Fear for the tomorrows of life. Words of wisdom, come with maturity. Fulfillment of dreams, soon to be reality. The tomorrows of life-our existence. Achievement-our goal. Chorus; Intercollegiate Chorus ( ' 77- ' 78); FTD Club; OH Society; Floral Soci- ety; Hort. Therapy Club; 5th place-Na- tional Mercury Messenger Design Contest ' 79; Philadelphia Flower Show Exhibits ' 79- ' 80; A-Day ' 79- ' 80 Flower Show-Most points awarded-Floral Divi- sion; FTD Homecoming Float; Student Rep. at the Phila. Design School Trade Fair ' 80. DELLANCELO, FRED 121 Wayne Ave. Trooper, PA 19403 To Friends: Long may you live, High may you fly; You have to be trusted by the people that you lie to, so that when they turn their backs on you. You ' ll get the chance to put the knife in. WAPO. DUCKWORTH, DAVID WALLACE 103 Longdale Rd. Timonium, MD 21093 Wolfson with DA ; The Pines; 79 Falling of the Miller Empire; B-3 with SD JN; DA the Aldo Estate; Rhodan The Snapper; Mom, Dad; Thanks for all your love support. OH Club; GBOS; A-Day with the Hort. Division. EDELSTEIN, LOREN 33 Regina Rd. South Monsey, NY 10952 Elson Hall Rm 24; Rocky Horror South St.; Cowoniawl Williamsburg! O, No! New Hope to Mothers! Barness 2nd towels under the door; From Dublin to East Court with love to Chris; Dad Marilyn It ' s been a helluva time! Commuter rep. to conduct policy; Floral Society (FTD); OH Society; SOM. CM tJ . X:iuusluMouL 2 ; !i d r ia tnctX (Dui -V FRANCEUO, THOMAS . PO Box 194 Glasco, NY 12432 Donaldson Street Parties; IFBC; Good friends Fynch Oscar; Fla. Trips; Thanks Mom Tom it ' s been a long 4 but well worth it; Most of all to Betsy for all her support love. Varsity Baseball; IM Softball, Hockey Football. FREIMAN, CHERYL THOMAS 61 Hacklebarrey Rd. Long Valley, NJ 07853 Lu Sue Cheez-its; E. . . Lane; Bugs in the rug; Lou; Hey Clarke! 1-15 Deb; Thanks to 2 special parents I love; May 31st 1980 love to Peter for being my past, present future. Dairy Society 1, 2; IM Floor Hockey 2; - - c ..... , y)uJbWik_ 3 IM Volleyball 2; Bowling 3 FRY, DEBORAH A. RD 1 Schnecksville, PA 18078 Never would have missed it for the world; Lots of Love Thanks to Mom Dad; I think I learned more in Barness I; Thanks DVC for the memories; Such is life. GANCEMI, VINCENTS. Bridgeton Pike Mullica Hill, N) 08062 Runnin Freshman weekends; Jimbo ' s race bowl talks; Trashcan ; Comando Cliff Climbing; B-Day Parties; The At- tic ; All the Cooke-ies; Apartment Par- ties; Ben, Carl, Tom, Chris 228; 104; My love )ude; To the 2 people I love the most-Mom Dad-Thanks. CEYER, DA VID JOHN 1332 Barness Drive Warminster, PA 18974 Special Thanks to Mom Dad! All my love to Diane! Hertzog Chemistry Ses- sions ; Saphos Lets overthroe WAPO ; Stolte Revolution ; Fredster The Concerned Student ; Clark-New- ton Survey Map ; Cheryl Amway ; A-Day ' 79, ' 80; Never Again ; Dr. Bonze; Mr. Bill; Wife Kids . WAPO 6:40 am; A-Day Concert Events. CLEASON, EDWARD T 7608 Brockton Rd. Philadelphia, Pa 19151 Thanks Mom Betsy; SBMPA; Age is a slate of mind! Wine A Hal Parties; No one knows what he can do ' till he tries! Okinawa; Confidence is the only wealth one needs to be successful; Something about that girl! Airport Trips. OH Club; FTD Club. QjL JjiM on ' lAJt AoJy CRAFF, CRFCC 2242 Casper Waterloo, Iowa 50701 During the course of a person ' s life they must travel many miles try as many things as possible; Once they find their goal, it must be pursued to its fullest extent with unmitigated effort until success is attained. FTD Club; Chess Club; ICC; Tennis; Su- perstars A-Day Comm. CRATKOWSKI, ROBERTQI 3166 Hulmeville Rd. Bensalem, PA 19020 Shake my hand at the next wine cheese party; Frick Frack; Disco Bob; Father Ed; Let me plan the Pocono Trip, Ralph; Mike how about a cigarette; Mimi Bob Discoing at Janet ' s party; The Alley Cat starring Mimi. FTD; Polish Club. HAWK, lOANN LORRAINE 225 Woodland Drive Downingtown, PA 19335 Much Love Thanks to Mom Dad, Linda too! Sunshine Vasile??? Williams- burg ' 79; So many good friends! MH, DB Hippo Party; Rick you make me laugh; GFTGT; Janet, Jenny, Steve-Best roommates ever; Lauribelle; Therma- lous Forever; Fri. the 13th; Billy I love you. OH Society VP; Cornucopia Yearbook- Art Editor; FTD, Floral Society; Philadel- phia Flower Show; A-Day Flower Show; IM Floor Hockey. HEITZ, CHARLES STEPHEN 218 Winding Way Stratford, NJ 08084 Elson Hall; Paramus; Taxonomy All Nighters ; Rocky Horror TLA; Wil- liamsburg; Myrtle Beach SC; Truck- style ; Wildwood; BIFF-OFFl T-Shirts; Drew ' s Date Contest; Tenting; SOM; Work 1st; Laughs, tears, memories, friends loved; Loren, Beth, Dave, Bill, O., Cina, SK, John, Jim, Rick, Jenny- Deepest love affection; Memories most wonderful; Thanks Mom Dad. Yearbook; OH Society; FTD VP; Phila- delphia Flower Show; Volleyball; A- Day; Pit-duty. HERCE, RALPH JAY II 5 Woodsedge Rd. Audubon, PA 19403 Transfer Headaches ; Scoring Klutzba Halloween; Fla. ; Farmhouse Poconos; Pennqueen Diner; Teeth Pop, it only took 6V2 years.. Can I get my masters? ; Thank Codl ; Educa- tion, a tool kept sharp through use ; You only go around once, grab all the gusto!!! OH Club; Karate Club; Bowling Team Sandbaggers ; No Paddle Canoeing; A-Day projects Naturalizer. HOFFMANN, WAYNE WILLIAM Box 115 Emerald Lakes Long Pond, PA 18334 4; Sempowskis; CT; Gravy; Gum Sues; Sherlock Holmes; Country Western Sect.; Cold Turkey; A Heineken ; Barb; Mr. Greenjeans; Apt. 4207. Christian Fellowship 3; OH Club 3; Bowling Club 3, 4. ZTwiTfmTcfla m T-m; HOLl, MARCIA 2391 Turk Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 HOWARD, ALLEN R. 215 Wakefield Rd. Rosemont, PA 190 10 OH Society. lASKOWIAK, JUDITH ANNC 136 Colonial Drive Warminster, PA 18974 A E 77; Ellie pulled me through freshman yr. ( Dibbles); Fire alarms with Marge; Zipping with Peewee, Poncho Q., John; All those kegs with great people! the greatest-Mom Dad, the most beautiful people I know- I love you. JOHNSON, CLCNN T. 10 Sylvia Heights Hadley, MA 01035 The devastating Ulman 2nd of ' 78; Too many auto accidents; Thanks Mom Dad. JONES, KEITH 307 Hillside Ave. Livingston, NJ 07039 Work Hall Soph-)r. Year; Army-Navy; Hey Rube get a tube ; The Roll; The House; A special thanks to my family for their support. KELLY, HUGH A. 384 Camberly Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 Floral Design 1 2; Kenny; To all my friends Fellow Crabs; Don, Craig, Sumner, Mark, Puppy Dougie; The great times at the 611 NBI; Thanks Mom Dad for everything you did for me. Soccer Fr. yr.; IM ' s Basketball, Football, Volleyball Softball. f f mao KBNDUS, KAREN ELIZABETH 112 Yellowstone Rd. Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 How about another 4 years Tina? Oh those DVC weekends; Barbecued pota- to chips my dear friends; I do believe it was 9 21 78 wasn ' t it DFP? Thanks Mom Dad for making this all happen . . . It ' s been real!! OH Club; IM ' s; Superstars Competi- tion; FTD Floral Society. KING, THOMAS I. 244 Shelter Rock Rd. Stamford, CT 06903 Hooray to the end of 4 years of crazi- ness waiting! The best of luck to all those once known as BIVS, wherever they are, especially Mike Taddei; Spe- cial love thanks to Mom Dad! You ' re really something special. IM Hockey, Volleyball Bowling; Soil Judging. KONOPACKI, BENJAMIN S. 69 Ferris St. South River, NJ 08882 Cooke 1st; Parties at the Apt.; Thanks DVC for the girl of my dreams-KATHY. Special love thanks to Mom Dad, Kevin Bo, my little sister ; Lambert- ville Road Trips; Ulman 3rd Soph, year; Family on Cooke 1st. KRUCKOW, JANET LEIGH 4323 Devereaux Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19135 Special Love fnends iip especially to Steve (Thanks!) )LVH, JLN, Laurie, Mitch Dondi; Thanks for so much love Mom Dad; Praise the Lord! I Cor. 3;7; Deep talks long walks; ducks; Catching Jollies; Fogelburg; Hit- ting Market Weight! Riverfront; Wil- liamsburg; Conti ' s (Leather Feather); Jr. Dinner Dance; Wildwood; Yearbook Deadlines! Thanks to Profs Adminis- tration friends! Yearbook editor-in-chief; Layout edi- tor; Ram Pages reporter; Phila. Flower Show; FTD Floral Society; OH Society- Publications Officer; A-Day; Christian Fellowship; Sigma Society; Chorale; DTA; Varsity Field Hockey; IM Floor Hockey (Escargot Capt); IM Coed Vol- leyball Champs (Spirited Spikers); Su- perstars; Pit Duty; Summer CH Work; Dr. B ' s Lab Assistant. LEED, SUE RD 3 Steinmetz Rd. Denver, PA 17517 4 great years with CB! My main man Otto ; Linda, Marge, Jan, Cooke 2nd friends the 3-man men; Floor Hockey Champs; 21st B-day party; Cocktail par- ties Margaritavile; Thanks, I love you Mom Dad. Varsity Field Hockey; Yearbook; IM Floor Hockey Softball. LOCKATELL, TOM 16 Donnybrook Rd. Montvale, NJ 07645 Freshman year? Jeff Smokestack ; Fish Fights; Dealing to pay phone bills; Iran day the Commandos; Cliff Climbing; Vince, Chris; The ladies of Cooke Benji, Nori the apartment; All my love to Ginny; Thanks Mom Dad; Molson ' s Golden! Jl UlA, ' V ' GYVU ( ocKMl wSwiWlf K SLWfMU Sxs rf CAAM nHSKKVln Vinfial ! ' ! oWuco6lT4 LYNCH, CARL 369 Pinewood Drive Wyckoff, NJ 07481 Thanks Mom Dad for your Love guidance; I ' ll never forget Lar, T., Stopher the times we had; Parties at Donaldson Hamilton; Quarters; IFBC; Oh God the rest of them; Good luck everyone. Bowling; OH Society MCCARTHY, DONALD PETER JR. 804 Donna Drive Point Pleasant, N) 08742 To my Mom Dad for their love understanding over the years-Thanks; Very good times with very good friends-Bealer, Chuck, DP Lillle Guy; I shall never forget the Old Times; Kel- lies on Fri. Mornings or Quarters. Varsity Football; IM Football, Softball, Volleyball Basketball; Varsity Club. MCFEELEY, GERALD 3117 Willits Rd Philadelphia, PA 19114 The wood C205; Crabs 1; Craig- Thanks. IM Football Hockey. MCCUIRE, PATRICIA A. 2249 Glenwood Rd. Vestal, NY 13850 C102; ACMDM; |R; Bruce! Or what? Disco!? Yoda Soda! Nose to the grind- stone Dad; Chippies; Tuna Fish Chocolate milk; Dadoot; Stogies; The Wanderer ; Ankle Biters; Kucka; Big )im; Air pains; Fag in concert; Anne gel gas; Skin hunger. MCMANIMAN, MICHAEL D. 117 Mildred Lane Aston, PA 19014 White Water Rafting, it ' ll be OK Mr. T ; Cross Country, you bet!!! Murphy ' s Punch; Ram Pages; ACTVC LSDVC; Lisa, Roz, Lauren, ND; Undergarment raid; THANKS: Mrs. Bartesek, Mom Dad, Curtis, Ma Martin Mrs. Stough; Bob A Terry! Mom Dad, This one ' s for you! Ram Pages Assoc. Editor; Student Gov ' t Rep. to the House of Conduct; Student Gov ' t Rep. to the Social House; Con- cert Committees; Tour Guide; Cros Country. MAHONEY, ROBERT 20 Linda Lane Halboro, PA 19040 Special thanks to Mom Dad for mak- ing these past 4 tMr ri.v iblo J ; ' ; — 0l ' MULLENGBR, PETIR LAWRENCE TOWNSHEND 78 Highland Ave. Harrington Park, NJ 07640 Pass-the-corn; Rebuttal; GFTC; Doug missing rommate four years; Joni Pat- ty; If you Love something set it free ; Thanks Mom-I Love you. MURDOUCH, THOMAS L. RD 1029 Womelsdorf, PA 19567 I ' d like to thank my parents, for without them I would have never made it; The rise fall of the Work Hall empire; IM Sports. MYRON, KENNETH W. 128 Hollywood Ave. Fairfield, NJ 07006 Will always remember the guys; Joe ' s, BW; QP; 10 ' s ; Power Football; Thanks to Mom Dad for all their support. IM Volleyball, Basketball Softball; FTD Club. ■ NEWTON, lANETTE 619 Lawrence Ave. Reading, PA 19609 Girls of Cooke Hall 2nd; Barness Babes; pm Cocktail Parties; Floor Hockey Championship; Thanks Mom Dad. IM Floor Hockey 77- ' 80; IM Volleyball ' 78- ' 79. NEYHART, LARRY JOHN 17 Fulton Ave. W. Long Branch, N.J. 07764 NICHOLAS, JENNIFER LYNNE 129 North Line Rd. Newtown Square, PA 19073 Juniper: Reserved Soul: Williamsburg; BIFF OFF t-Shirts; Wildwood; Ground Manitenance Crew; Special thanks and deepest love to my friends family for your support. OH Society; FTD-Floral Society; IM Floor Hockey Volleyball (SOM); Year- book Photographer; Conti ' s Cloak- room. NIEMANN, RICK 635 Maxwell Place Ridgewood, N.J. 07450 To my family whom I love-Thank you for the support; To all of you who have touched my life over the past 4 years— Thank you for giving me the opportunity to make you laugh, it has been a pleasure. Comic Relief. rsP - « }iuYu j WJoL.y «. Kv|X Ot uctti %,,..:i o i tM aZt - . nj U u... Ja LTyi.HuQX ti, if ' ' i ud I ' PcJc i Ji,  v MUSBAUM, MARK JAMES 40 Sunnymead Rd. Somerville, N) 08876 NYSTRAND, JAM M. 48 College Rd. Box 122 Netcong, NJ 07857 To my family Thanks Love; All my friends-N), NY, PA, CD- lf I could make days last forever; If words could make wishes come true; I ' d save every- day like a treasure then, again I would spend them with you. Softball; Volleyball. OSET, JEFF 33 Hillside Terrace Irvington, NJ 07111 Living in Chalfont; Rowdy times in the Library; Trips to ME, NY CA with Paul; Constant thoughts of Joyce throughout the days. OH Club PATANE, BRIAN J. RD 1 Box 410 Glen Gardner, NJ 08826 PEARSON, PAUL 2 Marlin Rd. Brewster, NY 10509 Wrestling; OH Pres.; 86-ers; Animal; Emasculators; 3AM Milk that cow! Mill- er Madness; F-85; Kill the Rats; Haunt- ed Hall; Building- Climbing Club; I lost my Roommate! Social House; My Of- fice; Tearing down; The PIT; Blues Bros.; Thanks Mom, Pop. Family Friends, Especially Judy Forever. PERO, DA VID E. 106 Lincoln Ave. Ivyland, PA 18974 A E; OCTOHM; The Hub; Snack Bar Coffee; Good Friends through lough limes. PETERSON, DEBORAH KA Y 22 Eton Court Ramsey, NJ 07446 Great times at 1-15; Being held hostage, Roomies; MB, Claudia, Diana, Deb, Jackie, Jean, the gang; Did you ever just not know? Thanks Mom Dad; He who hangs to the past, misses the pre- sent has no dream for ihe future. a L Li?C £,. dit jijxJU 4 X2 - JIL e.... • -■ . , PUCHTA, HARRY 1835 Locust St. Norristown, PA 19401 Thanks to my Lord, to Mom Dad maybe Bill; Commuting Pot holes; In- vest in moss; Vermins-Ceeks; To Dave Jeff some true friends-Also Bernie- Thanks. PELUNGTON, CARL 230 Clifton Ave. Clifton, NJ 07011 PURCELL, JOHN 50 Milltop Yardley, PA 19067 REISS, DEBRA ANNE 4512 Sheffield St. Philadelphia, PA 19136 GBOS; In the Woods III ; Fools Murphy ' s forever; Thanks Mom Dad- Special thanks to Dave-I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!! Chorale; Band; GBOS. REUSTLE, MICHAEL W. 35 Beulah Rd. New Britain, PA 18901 Wolfson 23; Mrs. Clarke ' s House; Crestwood visits; Sawdust in shoes; Pittstown Inn; McNulty ' s House; Living with Mitchell; Times with Deb; Wreath-making; Thanks to all who helped. Landscaping between classes. ROMANOWICZ, ROBERT T. Delaware Valley College Doylestown, PA 18901 Halloween ' 78; Playing Detective; Country Western Bar; The Floods in Ulman ' s Bathroom; The Dobie Broth- ers; Kato at Midnight; Kermie, Mike especially Noel; My Dear Lauren. OH Club; Adventure Club. ■UJ U ' SALTER, lANET V. 814 Monticello Place Lansdale, PA 19446 All my Love Thanks Mom, Dad, Susie, Tim; I couldn ' t have done it without you; Disco Mimo; Where can we get a toilet? Ed Grecian-Formula Clea- son; Frick Frack; Bob at 5 years old; Good luck everyone! SANE t, JAMES WILLIAM 509 Summit Drive Point Pleasant, N) 08742 Bobby T Kangaroo Court; Being Evicted; Routes of destruction; The Roll of 79; Mitchells Cafe; B B ' s; 611; Peace Valley numerous other Road Trips; Thanks Mom Dad for making it all possible. SCARAFILE, ASNE M. 12 Pennsbury Court Yardley, PA 19067 It wasn ' t a whim Mom! AE; OCTOHMSI C102; )R, GE, Shar, Carol, Siete, Bez, GS, Chippies; The Business; Cholic; Samples; Macaroni; Pokeys; |B; H 202; Really! 3 AM at Ed ' s; Running on emp- ty; Dave I ' ll dance at yours yet! Love you Mel! SHEAFFER, CYNTHIA ANME 942 Patriot Drive Lansdale, PA 19446 CBOS; 3rd annual outing; Road Trips; Good times with good friends; Special Thanks to Mom Dad |im for their love support. SHINALY, FRANCIS DAVID 49 Fallenrock Rd. Levittown, PA 19056 Commuting through knee deep snow; Studying for Taxonomy Tests; Mr. Ben- ner ' s driving habits; Mr. Markeveys long Animal Science Labs; Paying this school ' s high tuition. SOBEL, MICHAEL . DuPont Tower Apt. GL 6100 Henery Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 If you will it, it is no dream! -Theodor Herzl; Thanks Mom Dad for your love support-Without it this wouldn ' t have been possible; Best of luck to all my friends; Memories . . . Hillel, The higher experiences! The Pit! President Hillel Society, OH Club. mms D., below h yQfJ;(i K.-r« C , JL %iLD Jw .u: ,h). - Uv « eJ 6j2jt JhtAU dU P- Ul MM in here ' ' Bunny ears V Octruc,. Za I SPENCBR, MYRA C. Box 94 Route 1 ChurchHill, MD 21623 Good-bye folksl Co eat a banana Ralph; MatchMaker Ed; A semester with Janet; Dinner at Ed ' s Diner on big spender Bob; Frisbee; Samuel Beach; Janet ' s Birthday Party; Floral Design Frustra- tions; Paul ' s Room; MC Stud; Good luck everyone. IM Softball. STANWICH, BETH 71 Bateswood Rd. Waterbury, CT 06706 They ' ll be faces, places times gone by to remember; But we ' ve paid our dues at the door have not yet seen the stage! Thanks Ma Dad for all the love prayers. Equine Club I; OH Club I; Floral Society III; Hort. Therapy Club 111; Hiking. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL 2205 Pine Hill Gardens Pine Hill, N] 08021 1 wish to Thank Lesley for all her help understanding. SWEET, R. TODD 560 Maywood Rd. York, PA 17402 Joes; Portkers; Phonebills; Johnny Knarrrr; Tag Team Backgammon; Spe- cial Thanks to Leslie for her Love Un- derstanding; Thanks to Mom Dad for their support making it all possible. IM Volleyball; FTD Club. TART, LAURA 1143 Concord Drive Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Thanks Mom Dad for giving me the chance to succeed; Sue the best room- mate friend-Binky; Foreigner Con- cert; Talks; Ray, you made it all worth- while with your understanding sup- port; I ' ll always love you. jJUM- fe Oi ud.,. THBIBAULT, CRAIG 1245 Ridge Ave. Lakewood, NJ 08701 Memories of the wood; IFBC; Leepin Lar; YeYe; Dougie, General; Donaldson; St Hamilton; Ulman Madness; Up the Academy; Thanks a million Mom Dad. Class VP 3; Football 1; IM Football 2, 3, 4; IM Bowling 3, 4; IM Volleyball 2, 3; Baseball 1-4. UNDERWOOD JOANN 3127 Mt. View Drive Creensburg, PA 15601 Frosh. Dinners; Xmas 77; Hollies; SSJJ; CFTC; The Chain; Kitty-nice facel Pete-you massive thingi Melissa-IKILY; RaisinsI?! Sears; Mrs. Beasley; Ulman Ist-I love you! Shopping NBI; Patty-I loved these days! Thanks to OJ the door. Band-1 day; Apiary Society; IM Softball Volleyball. WAGNER, RODNEY 725 Franklin St. Shoemakersville, PA 19555 Good Old Wolfshon ; The Boys from Work 2nd; B B ' s; Road Trips; GMAT; Darts; The House ; Snowed in; But most of all-Thanks Love Mom Dad for making everything possible; You made it happen! Baseball; IM Volleyball, Softball, Foot- ball. WINDING, USA Kent Creek Farm Kennedyville, MD 21645 WYREMSKI, STEPHEN P. 6823 martins mill Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19111 YOUNG, RUSSELL 435 Centre St, Merchantville, N) 08109 Orka Jr Kocutie - AJ - .yo Mm |N1 nt« . Wc iJt k t4««4  -T-. J. u TUNA EMt-.I I I Wx! 4Lun Jn 3:1 ,4-O(ko tiff. Wrttyr CW P r4 Couli • oO KM me ' itnt. ' s + ««e tfxj; mt on fcitcosi to 4 p bj, YtS 4oi «rf do, MO .jto !! Sftf f toil I, NO J o l1 __ TO tue wftcs - ev ci« 5 « f rf i n QmM4 w e oo - «Ai V ' He aJoftftt «tf« W«5 . . 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(jJKe«x- ' ' V o « - M . f . Omd Pre [ 1 I (ja ' Re C-)ocd b e 1 + Crc WS lii 4,05 -, 3 %« ERlV5T E- ,or)C QUk ' J.AltTtk) Qwwjm ej novMSj z r vi Zkc great essentials of happiness are something to do. Something to love, and something to hope for. ;V£) PCSASUKS sL ?all Snnesfer Activities . . . 226 How many wonderful memories we have of the times spent with special friends. Laughter and smiles are just like 1 the fragrance of an exotic flower: thev are |a delight added to an jlr ' ' , r- ience. Every dance, CM r- |ty, every moment-adi: .,..,iig bouquet of our lives. Caught you Ralph! Despite the dreary weathe Homecoming 1980 was enjoyed b; all who partook in it ' s activities. The Pep rally was especially notec this year as many members of th« student body showed up to cheer or our sports teams. Bruno, Del Val own special homecoming attraction arose the crowd to its feet with hi: energetic speech. Then in a momen of suspense, the 1980 Homecoming Queen was announced. Jude Car brey of the Agronomy Club won th honors of this respected title. FFA swept the number one posi tion in the float contest, followed b the DVC Christian Fellowship anc the Block Bridie Club in seconc place. In the Spirit Car category the DTA took first with their entry of ; Space Mobile, while the Floral Soci- ety took second with their Vendo Bloom. The crowd that gathered ir Doylestown on that rainy morninj enjoyed all of the hard work and ef fort put into each entry displayed. A ' usual homecoming eve was an ex perience in itself. In the Dorm decorating contes first place was captured by Barnes: Hall who created a flaming robot adding even more excitement tc campus. But the big excitement o the weekend had to be our Aggie ' win over Susquehanna 38-0. Tha was enough to impress even Steve Levy, of Channel 6 Action News, the Grand Marshall of 1980 Homecom- ing. Almost ready for takeott. Milk is a natural Momecoming 1980 Thank goodness it ' s the last time for this! What Planning! This-a here-a snake Zhe creepers- the crawlers-Keptile World You ' re not supposed to do that on me. I can read the writing on the wall. - S — X — 1 % ■ %. They said it wouldn ' t hurl a bit. Plaza Suite by Alpha Omega Players Br A !■ H jfl fli i HB H flb ' nfl B H l IK Bfl H IHUHRi 1 ' i l Hfl Ki EZll £imgston Zaylor Robertson pulls a tough gastronomic win over Pearson c m Hi 11 III 9 ' %i That tdce couldn ' t even sc.irc .1 iK Swing your pardner torn ' Ji roun ' B Mi e Show Another Mcmomtlm founder ' s Day Founders ' Day: A Time to Reflect Founders ' Day is a special after- noon in early Spring that is designat- ed as the time to reflect back upon the those persons responsible for helping to make Delaware Valley College what it is today. This year ' s version placed special emphasis on the late Dr. James Work, the actual founder and long- time president and chancellor of Del-Val for over thirty years. Dr. Work built the original National Farm School for boys into an under- graduate institution for higher learn- ing in agriculture and science. We owe all of it to Dr. Work. Thus, Founders ' Day may be noth- ing more than an afternoon away from classes, but to others it ' s a spe- cial time to reflect and give thanks to those responsible for DVC. T) VC Spring Concert dV MamtkoH, greasers + Square Dance Ill : •f- ' - ftll J fe - ( iiija: I- vi ' ii, - U-l I = «h - k g -.— _ ■! y -sn ' A- ' Dayl A-Day, It ' s a Tradition! DVC ' s long-standing A-Day tra- dition was once again upheld as the 1981 version turned out to be a real success. Despite bad weather on Sat- urday, festivities got under way smoothly and a large crowd found its way to our fair gates. The usual events such as the pie-eating con- test, the milking contest plus animal judging and the various exhibits all proved to be entertaining and en- joyable. Sunday ' s beautiful skies only enhanced the fun experienced by all. However, the sky wasn ' t the only beautiful part of the day as Mary Tellman was crowned A-Day Queen 1981! All in all, DVC managed to pull-off another winner- but, of course, it ' s tradition! Agronomy Club Horticulture Society Ornamental Horticulture Society Equine Club NON-MAJOR CLUB, STATIC EXHIBIT 1st. 2nd. 3rd. H.M. Apiary Society Lab Animal Club Chess Club Adventure Club MAJOR CLUB, DYNAMIC LECTURE 1st. Food Industry Club, Puffing Gun 2nd. Equine Club 3rd. Block Bridle H.M. Food Industry Club, Cheddar Cheese Making NON-MA)OR CLUB, DYNAMIC LECTURE 1st. 2nd. 3rd. H.M. Floral Society D.V.C. Chorale Apiary Society Future Farmers of America 7 r. h Congratulations to all clubs that participated A-Day 1981, A job well done. ■JSBm s ' .pifllttv. i ti VS ' lb ||j , r-- ' - ,, ' -f„r« ' y. t.- mM ' ■St H ... ■ ' |HaMSSB| HH 1 ' KM ,.d m that a T)Ve pig? ' vi 1 I ' t ' iA-fcaf- i V sTv ' S 5WV 1 ., ' H- you road a what at college? juniors dm and dance in stylci Seniors make a racquet! V r Mall and Gates ' rh Hall and Oates: fust Plain Good Entertainment! On April 22, 1981, Daryll Hall and John Oates invaded the James Work Gymnasium in one of DVC ' s largest and most prestigious concert events to date. The duo played before a packed house and no one seemed to leave dissatisfied. The group ' s selec- tions ranged from Sara Smile to Kiss On My List , the number one song on the charts that week. All in all, the evening amounted to a genuine experience of pure talent just plain good entertainment! a QWWJ Q OJ JJ m miER SPORTS PARA SAILING WATER SKIING ISLAND SAFARI TRIPS Sl ORkFlING t:()l]lPMENT SNIORKELING TRIPS FISHING TRIPS SIGHTSEENING SAILING t:i 5v ■ We must always have old memories and young hopes, Jrsene Moussaye SePAKAZS WAVS r ' r J MAKV6SZ [ (JraduatiiVi 266 Senior Zrip jr ' o CARS yorss Piirtiiuj Words ' J ' 2 SeSD CAZAWQ Senior Jndck 276 Ads And Pa from 2S0 The word Senior has connotations of finality. Students who have earned this title may think they are at the end of their education, but there are still many lessons to be learned. One phase of growth has been completed, and the time for the harvest has arrived. But how will that harvest be utilized? That, seniors, is another choice for you. As your life continues, never let your- selves be dormant. Continue to learn and grow. Use your gathered crops to their fullest potential and your life will be wisely lived. Commencement Day 1981 Zhe Koots of education are bitter but the fruit is sweet Aristotle % Commencement Awards Senior Academic Awards- 1. Scott Abrams, 2. Ken Poorman 3. Janet Kruckow, 4. Dave Mesaros, 5. Jim Bardsley Wall St. Journal Award and Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants Award-Marlene Barr Burnstein Awards-Scott Abrams, Janet Kruckow Walter Riggins ' 50 Memorial Award-Brenda Wolfe, Jim Yazujian Certificates of Exceptional Service-Dave Clarke, Chip Cowhe r, Rick Cuneo, Hank Knier, Paul Pearson t you are educated if you can do what you ought whether you want to do it or not. Merber Spencer hai c never let my sckooimg interfere with my edueatioH. Mark Zwain If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endevears to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. V. ' As days ran into weeks and years we slowly and secretly grew. Often not realizing ourselves the processes we had undergone. But now, over- looking the whole paneorama, we realize how much we have grown and developed without really even trying. The cha nges have come and molded our lives. 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Oift t-t lxvx Tine Hf S FL£6TXM6 Mi« -TnM k V ' ' t ©«. o v Vkj  ,„ 4 %in jl xY (orMn f ff A V- e w - Lc?i e y 01 s w t 5 ' A Ue s s. f d 6 (76 Moulders! • ar+o A y fool can write, but it takes a genius to make an inde c Cyman Bagg Abrams, Scott 119, 131, 186 Adams, Kevin 161, 190 Alexy, Krik 170, 178 Alpuche, Charles 73, 190 Antenucci, Robert 203 Arnold, David W. 152. 173, 206 Aubrey, Gail 168, 178, 228 Adams, Tom 174, 248, 249, 251 Bardsley, James 131, 186 Bartholomew, Jeffrey 98, 99, 101, 190 Bartholomew, Mark 126, 152, 210 Barr, Marlene 190 Bates, Ronald 117, 121, 168, 178 Beale, Mark 68, 117, 171, 174 Benyovszky, Sophie 190 Bergamo, Michael 73, 190 Bergen, Marie 117, 118, 128, 152, 206 Berlanda, Brian 138, 162, 206 Bieniakowski, Patricia 159, 257, 116, 178 Bippus, William 116, 162, 173, 174, 238 Borish, David 82, 210 Bossone, Carole 116, 117, 121, 168, 178, 228 Boyer, Donna 117, 121, 154, 178, 253 Boyle, Paul 163, 203 Brindisi, Paul 203 Brindley, Leah 186, 237 Bromberg, Stan 210 Brown, T erri Burd, Cindy 162, 173, 180, 210 Burkert, Karen 123, 143, 200 Bushey, Nancy 123, 158, 200 Burke, Shane 210 Byrne, John 155, 162, 172, 211, 244, 257 Cansick, Peter 123, 156, 200 Cartwright, William 169, 174 Casey, Patricia 116, 121, 168, 179 Cassaro, Sebastian 142, 211 Chamelin, Ruthann 179 Choma, Catherine 116, 186, 247 Clarke, David 126, 156, 211, 257 Comerci, Nicholas 159, 179 Conlen, Michael 191 Conzelman, Ronald 211 Copley, Drew 165, 211 Cowher, Charles 82, 126, 152, 211 Cristin, Michael 212 Cunoe, Richard 130, 152, 212, 227, 238, 245, 254 Cunningham, Sheila 166, 179 Cybowski, Barbara 153, 173, 179 Cook, Donald 168 Dalrymple, Steven 152, 173, 179 Daniels, Sherry 122, 137, 179 Davies, Leslie 73, 191 DeAntonio, Frank 174 DeChetto, Stephen 168, 174 DelGaiso, John 186 DellAngelo, Fred 153, 212 Demetriades, George 73, 191 DeNoma, John 157, 173, 175, 254 DiStefano, Grace 157, 172, 175 Dobies, Mark 73, 191 Dolan, Amanda 121, 180 Domagala, Terri Ann 191, 231 Donohue, Steven 175 Duckworth, David 212 Duffy, Brian 169, 165, 203 Dusman, Barbara 123, 164, 200 Dowd, Bernie 180 Edelstein, Loren 159, 212 Elser, Charles 191 Emerich, Brian 192 Engeike, William 175 Erdelsky, Gina 186, 253 Farrell, Athena 164, 187 Fekete, Timothy 117, 163, 175 Fillipo, Drew 117, 159, 187, 227, 237, 243, 244, 245 Fincke, Douglas 169, 206, 229 Fluck, Dennis 203 Francello, Thomas 213 Freeman, Cheryl Thomas 213 French, Patricia 198 Friday, Tracy 176 Frye, Dorothy 187 Fry, Deborah 169, 213 Funk, Holly 89, 121, 180 Gadd, Sharon 151, 192 Kehoe, Thoas 94, 95, 150, 154, 193 Gangemi, Vincent 213 Kelly, Hugh 68, 215 Garber, Sally 118, 119, 169, 206, 235 Kendus, Karen 151, 153, 172, 216, 227 Gatti, Marcella 169, 180 Kenny, Thomas 73, 156, 193 Gay, Marjorie 143, 145, 154, 172, 180, 230 King, Thomas 216 Geyer, David 213 Kise, William 188 Giglia, Michael 155, 206, 257 Kline, Dennis 169, 193 Gleason, Edward 171, 213 Knier, Henry 126, 165, 183, 254 Goodson, Mark 176 Konopacki, Benjamin 216, 247 Gowen, Victoria 192 Kopple, Mark 168, 182 Grabowski, Richard 187 Kruckow, Janet 122, 124, 125, 130, 137, 162, Graff, Greg 214 216, 236, 243, 267 Gratowski, Robert 164, 214 Kubat, Robert 207 Grove, Beth Ann 123, 158, 200 Kurnath, Albert 207 Gruber, Donna 176 Guilfoy, Michael 163, 203 LaBrecque, Howard Gershkow, Jonathan 187 Lake, Dianne 166, 176 Gunther, Stephen 204 Lawrence, Dale 193 Gyurian, Joseph 207 Leed, Sue Ann 11 , 79, 154, 216 Leshay, Anne 173, 208 Hawk, Joann 150, 157, 125, 214 Lockatell, Thomas 216 Hadaway, Susan 121, 158, 180 Lugar, Janice 188 Hahn, Judith 181 Lyons, Mary 188 Hall, Gary 161, 170, 193 Lynch, Carl 68, 155, 217 Hamilton, Andrew 161, 201 Hanna, Edward McCarthy, Donald 68, 217, 264 Harper, Sally Ann 121, 181 McCue, Denise 208 Heintz, Elizabeth 104, 204 McFeeley, Gerald 217 Heggs, Melvin 204 Mc Guire, Patricia 217 Heitz, Charles 125, 153, 163, 172, 214 McMahon, Richard 193 Helbley, Helen 166, 181 McManiman, Michael 80, 132, 164, 217 Herge, Ralph 214, 228, 237 Miller, Thomas 176 Herold, Thomas 207 Mahoney, Robert 217 Hertzog, Karen 297 Malick, Mark 196 Hill, Stephen 181 Marvel, Jennifer 194 Hoffman, Wayne 214 Matthews, George Hoke, Michelle 107, 121, 166, 207, 253 Matthews, Lynwood Hole, Marcia 155, 215 Maurer, 204 David 208 Holmquist, H. Leonard 160, 204 Mesaros, David 198 Homesack, Stephen 181 Minor, Matthew 182 Horn, Donald 160, 192 Moore, Joseph 201 Horst, Mary Ann 76, 79, 165, 181 Moran, James Hotchkiss, Roberta, Ann 182 Munz, Lynn 188 Houpt, Thomas 73, 193 Murdough, Thomas 169, 218 Howard, Allan 215 Muroski, John 204 Huston, Mark 201 Murray, Noel 120, 122, 176, 235 Murphy, Kevin 208 Ickinger, Catherine 116, 182 Myers, Anne 126, 173, 188 Myron, Kenneth 155, 218 Jackson, Laurie 157, 173, 182 Mullen, Richard 194 Jackson, Mark 182 Mondevergine, Michael 138, 139, 142, 194 Jaskowiak, Judith 215 Jones, Keith 138, 215 Newton, Janette 144, 159, 180, 218 Johnson, Glenn 215 Nicholas, Jennifer 130, 160, 163, 172, 218 Niemann, Richard 168, 173, 218, 237 Kahrs, Elizabeth 154, 187 Nusbaum, Mark 219 Keener, Philip 121, 159, 176 Nystrand, Jan 89, 219 277 Oset, Jeffrey 160, 219 Palermo, Louis 188 Peacock, Jane 208 Pearson, Paul 98, 99, 100, 101, 126, 155, 170, 219, 236, 263 Pero, David 219 Persons, Daniel 84, 85, 172, 183, 257 Peterson, Deborah 150, 154, 219 Plichta, Harry 220 Patane, Brian 219 Pellington, Carl 126, 220 Poorman, Kenneth 121, 163, 172, 183, 184 Press, Jeffrey 183 Przekop, Robert 169, 183 Purcell, William 183 Pursell, John 220 Quartuccio, James 201 Raine, Randolph 205 Raab, Donna 176 Reilly, Nancy 177 Reiss, Debra 122, 220, 236, 243 Reustle, Michael Robertson, Warren 73, 98, 99, 100, 101, 126, 194, 235 Romano, Bernadette 79, 112, 172, 183, 257 Romanowicz, Robert 120, 220, 245 Ruby, Timothy 177 Russell, Bryant 189 Salter, Janet 221, 240 Salicondro, Gregory 73, 156, 195 Saner, James 221 Saphos, Stephen 168, 195 Savo, Michael 202 Scales, Jay 195 Scarafile, Anne 121 Schultz, John 168, 189 Shafer, Todd 165, 177 Sheaffer, Cynthia 221 Sherrerd, Robin Shinaly, Francis 221 Shirley, Elaine 120, 158, 177, 230, 244, 248, 249, 251 Siegele, Karl 184, 208 Siegler, John Sillari, Peter 209 Smith, John 195 Smith, Howard 198 Snavely, Paul 195 Sobel, Michael 119, 153, 221 Solomons, Richard 161, 184 Sonday, Scott 198 Spare, Jonathan 196 Spencer, Myra 222 Staats, Kenneth 205 Stanwich, Beth 165, 222 Stark, John 209 Steiner, Joseph 209, 249 Stipp, Conrad 68, 184 Stolte, Aldo 196 Stone, Catharine 117, 160, 171, 205, 249 Sucharski, Kathleen 168, 171, 184 Sullivan, Michael 222 Sweet, Todd 153, 170, 222, 257, 265 Swenson, Richard 184 Sylvester, William 196 Symanski, Carolyn 209 Tanis, David 164 Tart, Laura 222 Taylor, Tina 123, 202 Tellman, Mary 116, 118, 189, 248 Teta, Linda 184 Theibault, Craig 68, 110, 109, 156, 223 Todd, Terrence 196 Townshend, Peter 165, 173, 218, 249, 254 Trimmer, Mark 162, 177 Truppi, Rosemarie 184, 185 Underwood, JoAnn 154, 173, 223, 227, 254 Urbanik, Edward 202 Vamos, Beatrix 196 Vandergrift, Robert 205 Vanechanos, Louis 166, 209 Vellucci, Frank 73, 197 Verduin, Craig 205 Vernachio, Thomas 117, 121, 172, 185 Vogel, Mary 121, 185 Wagner, Rodney 157 223 Wallace, Patricia 158, 185, 223 Walter, William 94, 95, 96, 97, 169, 185 Walters, Gary 73, 161, 197 Weiss, Karen 185 Weike, Constance 189 White, Annette 78, 79, 104, 105, 185 Widing, Lisa 157, 223 Wilkins, Glenn 168 Windholz, Diane 197 Winterbottom, Douglas 197 Wolfe, Brenda 11, 78, 90, 93, 202 Wollerton, Robert Wyremski, Stephen 223 William, Gregg Yazujian, James 73, 142, 197 Young, Russell 223 Zuy, David 189, 125 ►5- •♦ J. %J -TXTfT Kobert Qoldswortky ' ' '  mMonzAazy-. T)o not stand at my grave and weep J am not there. J do not sleep. J am a thousand winds that blow. J am the diamond glints on the snow. J am the sunlight on ripened grain. J am the gentle autumn rain. When you awake in the morning ' s hush. J am the swift un flinging rush of quiet birds in circling flight. J am the soft star-shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry . . . J am not there. J did not die. (Author unknown) jtf-- '  vv 5 ' % ' E?tt!r0fiS Stanley V. Adams Charles Pat Alexy Mr. Mrs. Rudy Alpuche Mr. Mrs, Ralph K. Arnold Mr. Mrs. Oscar A. Bachman W. Charles Bailey ' Mr. Mrs. Glenn L. Baker Mr. Mrs. lames Bardsley William C. Fay Barndf Mr. Mrs. William H. Beale Family James loan Beck Mrs. Irene Bergamo ' Mr Mrs. M. C. Boyle ' Mr. i Mrs- Saul Bradly C- M. Elizabeth Breining Alexandere S, Helene Bromberg ' Lorraine R. Donald L. Brown William L. Buchan Mr. Mrs. Richard Burd Kathleen Caponigro Mr, Mrs. Anthony Casella George Gwen Ceniviva ' Michael I. Louis M. 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