Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1987 volume:

ill I DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE PRESENTS THE 1987 CORNUCOPIA ADVISOR Mr. Sauer EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Cynthia Donough CO-EDITOR Karen Doyle LAYOUT EDITOR Cynthia Donough PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Karen Doyle SPORTS EDITOR Sharon Chapman AND STAFF Beth Bevins John Litzke Sheila Smith Juliet Squier Ched Baker Tom Await Dana Kalins Ken Caro The Cornucopia is published annually by Jostens Printing and Publishing Co., P.O. Box 297, State College, PA 16801. Anthony ' s Studios, 611 and Bristol Road, Warrington, PA, 18976, is the Photography Studio for the Cornucopia. CONTENTS Freshman ' Page 104 Sophomores Page 108 Juniors Page 112 Introduction Page 4 Dedication Page 8 In Memory Of Dr. Peter Click, Page 9 Administration Page 10 Faculty Page 24 • w _ S! r ■ s- - H h— J JKm rT- m llf.A . 1 kl - Seniors Page 116 Senior Memories Page 136 Senior Trip Page 162 Graduation Page 168 Student Activities And Organizations Page 174 Dedication Joshua Feldstein We, the members of the yearbook staff, are proud to dedicate the 1987 Cornocopia to Dr. Joshua Feldstein. Af- ter serving the college for the past 47 years, the last 12 as president, Dr. Feld- stein had decided to hang up the cleats and enjoy a well deserved retirement. I view this as a new beginning for my- self and for the College, said Dr. Feld- stein. For me, it will be a challenge. The college has been my life and 1 in- tend to stay closely associated with it. Joshua Feldstein immigrated to the United States from Lithuania in 1939 and enrolled in the National Farm School where he graduated with a di- ploma in Horticulture in 1942. He re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree from the National Agricultural College in 1952. Following graduation, he joined the instructional staff at the Farm School as an assistant instructor and did post graduate work in agricultural machin- ery. Dr. Feldstein attended Rutgers University where he received his Mas- ters degree in Horticulture in 1956 and his Ph.D in Horticulture in 1962. He became Professor of Horticulture at Delaware Valley in 1965 and chaired the Horticulture Department from 1959 to 1969. He was named Chairman of the Plant Science Department in 1966. In 1969, he was appointed Associate Dean of Delaware Valley College, be- coming Dean in 1973. Dr. Feldstein was elected President of the college by the Board of Trustees and assumed office on July 15, 1975. Among the notable accomplish- ments of Dr. Feldstein ' s 12 years as president is the addition of two new academic majors: Agribusiness in 1983 and Computer Information Systems Management in 1984. An extensive ef- fort to renovate existing buildings and add new structures was also undertak- en. The James Work Memorial Stadium was completed in the fall of 1978. Later years saw the construction of the Agri- cultural Machinery Complex, dedica- tion of the Center for Animal Husband- ry (1980), the addition to the Greenhouse Laboratory, which in- cludes landscape design room, floricul- ture laboratory and faculty offices (1983), and the opening of the Sydney j. Markovitz Equine Facility (1984). In his retirement, Dr. Feldstein will remain an integral part of the Delaware Valley College faculty and family. Thank you for your leadership and friendship and health and happiness in your retirement. Dedication 8 IN MEMORY OF DR. PETER CLICK, JR. 1922-1986 K T Perter Click, jr. Received his Bache- lor of Arts degree from Princeton Uni- versity in 1945, his Bachelor of Science from Trenton State College in 1948 and his Master of Education and Doctor of Education from Rutgers University in 1949 and 1962 respectively. He joined the Faculty of our College in 1948 and continued to serve with distinction and outstanding dedication until his un- timely death in September, 1986. Dr. Click had a varied and fulfilling career. He was proud of his heritage, our Col- lege and our country. He served as a Marine Corps Officer during World War II and part of the Korean War with combat duty on Okinawa and Civil Af- fairs duty in North China and as a Tac- tics Officer at Camp Pendelton, Califor- nia. . He served as Captain of Margate City Beach Patrol in New Jersey from 1948-1968. At our College, Dr. Click served as Assistant Professor of Political Science, Associate Professor of General Studies and as Professor of Liberal Arts. He was the Chairman of the Division of liberal Arts from 1980 until his demise. . . Dr. Click was very interested and excep- tionally active in College affairs. He served in many capacities: Director of Graduate Placement, Director of Ath- letics, Recruiter for the Office of Ad- missions, Football Coach, Faculty Advi- sor to the Student Government, Chairman and Member of numerous Faculty Committees and Chairman of the College ' s Middle States Evaluation Coordinating Committee in 1962. Dr. Click has published several books and numerous articles in various news- papers and magazines. He wrote a col- umn on a weekly basis in the Intelligencer. Dr. Peter Click, Jr. was an outstand- ing teacher. He taught Political Sci- ence, American History, Foreign Affairs and Speech at our College. His lectures were highly organized, informative and presented in an enthusiastic manner. He continually challenged his students and colleagues to do their very best. He enjoyed athletics and the fine arts. He was happily married for more than 30 years to his beautiful wife, Mary Lou, who preceded him in death. Dr. Click, who was my personal friend, was always ready to help the College and the stu- dents. His broad and sincere smile and firm handshake were his trademarks. In good times and in difficult times he would come forth with concrete sug- gestions and with moderate views. He was a peacemaker and a problem solver. His name will be perpetuated at the College by his many accomplishments and through the Dr. and Mrs. Peter Click, jr. Scholarship Fund which they established in 1982 and to which Dr. Click willed a substantial sum of monies. I and many others will miss his coun- sel, support and friendship. Dr. Peter Click, jr. will always be remembered by all who were privileged to know him. Joshua Feldstein Willetta K. Gourley, Assistant Secretary of the Judy Bitto, Secretary and Administrative Aide Corporation Oskar H. Larsson, Registar Administration 12 Joseph P. Ferry, Jr., Director of Public Relations Anne Shobert, Assistant Director of Public Relations Paul Schatschneider, Business Manager Gerald Handler, Chairman of Division of Con- Linda A. Dolby, Director of Alumni Affairs and Richard A. Lazarus, Director of Computer tinuing Education Director of Annual Giving Services Elmer G. Reiter, Jr., Assistant Treasurer of the Corporation Ms. Ely, Payroll Rita Chrismer, Employee Benefits Counselor Adminislration 13 Mrs. Wenhold, Bookkeeper Mrs. Stanley, Secretary to Dean Mertz and Lionel Ingrid Rasmussen, Secretary to Registrar Adelson Administration 14 H. William Craver, Director of Placement and Mrs. Crazloso, Secretary to Placement Director Joseph E. Fulcoly, Director of Slucfoni Counseling Applied Programs Services Administration Sauer, Director of Financial Aid Dolores Sangston, Assistant to the Director of Daniel Damweber, Assistant Director of Financial Aid Admissions Stephen W. Zenko, Director of Admissions Phyllis Stille, Assistant to the Director of Admissions Pamela W. Cazda, Admissions Counselor : No Photo Available Phyllis H. Shields, Assistant Director of Admissions Elaine McGeady, Admissions Secretary Administration 16 Frank Wolfgang; Asst. Director of Athletics, Di- f,jnk Messind, Asst Footbjll Cudch rector of Intramurals, Head Coach of Baseball Jack Mazak; Asst. Football Coach P h y s I c a I Bill Werkheiser; Head Coach Men ' s Basketball Gary Pento; Head Coach of Women ' l Basketball E. Robert Marshall; Head Coach of Wrestling No Photo Available U C a t o n Dr. Robert Berthold; Head Coach of Cross Country Administration 1 Pamela Spotts Dick Bedesem, Football Coach Gary Pento, Head Coach of Women ' s Basketball lilHB 5 ' lH ::s fl . ' ■ p - P Sandy Hayward, Assistant Athletic Trainer Esther Naddeo, Secretary to Athletic Department Marianne s hiiniai her, Secretary to Athletic Department U No Photo Available s. j No Photo Available John Foley, Head Athletic Trainer f No Photo Available Barry Foxx, Head Volleyball Coach r S Robert Simpson, Head Soccer Coach Administration 18 Mildred Waddington, R.N. Claudia Cornell, R.N. Joanne Fischer, R.N. k No Photo Available No Photo Available Carolyn Saligman, Counsoling r n John J. Gribb, Ml). Administration V Mrs. Price, Secretary to the Library Mrs. Sell, Periodicals V A No Photo Available No Photo Available f Janet Klaessig, Librarian, Reference and Mrs. Sergeant, Assistant Librarian Periodicals Mrs. DeMatteo, Assistant Librarian Administration 20 Not Pictured- June Bitzer, Librarian and Judith Davidson, Me- dia Specialist Secretarial Staff Mrs. Mileen Altier, Sec. to Dairy, Animal Hus- Mrs. Noonan, Sei . lo Chcni , Uiu., f,l. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' « Hinklc, S(( to Hort,, Agribusiness, bandry Depts. Agronomy Depts, Mrs. Donna Lazarus, Sec. to Orn. Hort. Dept. Sue Craig, Computer Room Dorthey Koch, Sec. to Business, CISM Depts Auxiliary Services vlr. Larry Hepner, General Manager of Farm Daniel Alexander, Superintendent of Operations Greenhouses Mr. Decker, Manager of Student Center Adminislration 21 Michael Pence, Chief of Security Loretta Landes, Security vK 5 Wj f ■ i y ! m 1 Edward Cervasco, Security Bob Spratt, Security Norm Lies, Security Abraham Rellis, Propagator of Ornamental Plants Dr. Bachin, Vet. Pathologist at the Diagnostic Center Administration 22 Judy Wiedman Jack Kressley Office Staff J No Photo Available ine Ackerman; Switchboard, Sec. to Lib. Arts. Mrs. Erma Martin; Reciptionist to D.V.C. Administration 23 it ' - FACULTY i r I D e P a r t m e n t As you join the ranks of your profession we congratulate you for your current achievement. From now throughout your career you will be discharging responsi- bilities for others. Maintain your integrity and persistance and you will enjoy both the processes and the achievement of your goals. John Avery Dr. Thomas D. Cordrey Mr. Larry D. Hepner . i-: = Mr. Larry D. Morris On behalf of the Agronomy Faculty, I want to congratulate you all for success- fully completing four years of unc ergraduate education. Based on past experi- ence we do not have any doubt whatever that you will be successful in your chosen careers and that you will continue to do what our graduates before you have done - to promote through your example the good name and reputation of Delaware Valley College. Dr. Julian Prundeanu, Chairman Agronomy Department Dr. Julian Prundeanu Chairman A g r o n o m y Dr. William E. Palkovics Dr. Ronald R. Muse Faculty 27 To the Animal Husbandry Class of 1987: On behalf of the faculty and staff of the Animal Husbandry Department, I would like to congratulate each of you on completion of your baccalaureate degree and wish you every success as you begin your career. Although each of you may have a different career awaiting you, use the knowl- edge and experience you have gained while at Delaware Valley to begin a mean- ingful, enjoyable, and productive life. Also remember that learning does not end with graduation - it has just begun. Again, best wishes for a successful and happy future. Sincerely Fredrick R. Hofsaess Dr. Craig Hill Mr. Larry D. Morn: ' k Dr. lohn R. Plummer Dr. Linda Bachin 4 y A .i Mr. Joel Markeveys Dr. John Mortz Mr, )ohn Standins Dr. Richard E. Mulstay Facully 29 May the knowledge, the friendships and the wisdom acquired in the last four years bring bright and happy tomorrows. Thank You Dr. Montileone Mr. Edward J. McCool Mr. Elmer C. Reiter Faculty 30 Chemistry Graduates - Class of ' 87 Congratulations and Best Wishes! As you enter the real world remember the quotation from Horace, He who has begun is half done. Dare to be wise; begin! The Chemistry faculty and I have enjoyed being a part of your professional training and are glad that you spent your undergraduate years with us. Your diligence, cooperation, and interest were appreciated and we would encourage your to remain current in your field and to put your chemical expertise to good use. Keep in touch. We enjoy hearing from alumni, and need your support and interest in the years to come. Robert S. Orr Professor Chairman Chemistry Department i Dr. Michael B. Garrett Dr. Joseph P. Stenson Dr. Richard C. Lugar Dr. Edward Goldberg Dr. Charles W. Weber Faculty 31 D e P a r t m e n t Mr. Gene W. Lewis Chairman Dr. Richard A. Lazarus Dr. Boyd W. Ghering Dr. Theodore Christie Faculty 32 Congratulations and best wishes from the Dairy Department on completing your undergraduate education. As you take your place among the colleagues in your field we feel confident that your college training will enable you to stand among the elite. We have enjoyed working with you and wish you every success and look forward to hearing from each of you in the years to come. John R. Plummer Chairman, Dairy Husbandry Dept. . ' I mk Dr. Frederick R. Hofsaess Mr. Larry D. Morris F o o d I n d u s t r y r t m e n t Congratulations, food technologists. We hope you will find satisfaction and pleasure - along with the hard work which will surely be required of you - whether you have chosen to pursue your goals in industry, government or graduate school. Keep in touch - we are proud of you. Dr. Mary S. Palumbo Dr. Mary S. Palumbo Chairman Mr. Richard Martin Domme Mr. William Lee Porter Faculty 34 Dr. Craig Hi On behalf of the Horticulture faculty and staff, I want to extend our sincere congratulations and best wishes to each member of the Class of 1987. You have attained a major goal in life with the completion of your basic professional education, and with continued hard work you will be successful. It is our hope that each of you will reflect on your college years with fond memories and find that the education and experience obtained here at Delaware Valley College were adequate to meet the challenges and demands of your new jobs. Sincerely, Dr. Neil J. Vincent, Chairman Horticulture Department Dr. Thomas D. Cordrey H o r t I c u I t u r e t n t Dr. Barbara Muse Dr. Ronald Muse Thanks for choosing D.V.C. to be your academic environment. May you consid- er what you have spent here in effort and wealth on your curricular and extra- curricular education an investment in yourself. And may your lives create attrac- tive monuments that others will admire and emulate. Dr. Richard C. Ziemer, Acting Chairman Liberal Arts Dr. Richard C. Ziemer, Acting Chairman Mrs. Sally Smith Faculty 36 Mrs. )oann N. Roberts (Far right) Faculty 37 Congratulations on your accomplishments. May your experiences at Del Val be a catalyst for a very successful future life and the time you spent in Mathematics and Physics be profitable in your career. Stay in touch. Best wishes, Francis G. Hofstaedter Dr. Charles W. Weber James H. Popham Facuity 38 r n Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Ornamental Horticulture Seniors. It is my _ hope that you will help make the world a little bit nicer, prettier place in which to ■■I live and in the process make yourself a little bit richer. Health, happiness, and all the best from me and the entire O.H. family Mr. Frederick H. Ray Faculty 39 e L o o k I n g .1 IP _J I P S MPi 1j i: ' piiA  9W Ml Kmh te=i=fcrr t  fc jt- ' • ' ps 1 M 4i BfP ' Faculty 41 ATHLETIC v-,-. . J ■£:Il r, . f mi ' «-i(J ' «!Maj - -V M r S 1986-87 Cheerleaders (L to R.), Donna Hayek, Sue Bittell, Donna Albert, Jo- anne Wullert, Monique Pazzalia, Mi- chelle Chrismer, Dawn Koch, Lisa Kar- done. Donna Chester, Mascot - Steph- anie Dickson Cheerleaders 44 Cheerleaders 45 Football i 1986 Football Team: Row 1- T. Lewandowski, C. Heiber, J. Hannon, T. Goll, M. Heisy, B. Clapp, G. Currie, W. Kobryznski, T. Voell, S. Clark, J. Wil- son, J. Bello, ). Harby, M. Butcher, M. Williams, ). Perkins Row 2- A. Trupiano, B. Fox, M. Malec, S. D ' Ambra, J. Wood, J. Wilson, R. Simononis, B. Nolan, T. Makowski, S. McGlone, C. Snyder, M. Lewandowski, D. McDyer, S. Cliver, L. Roth- maller, C. Carter Row 3- C. Kurilla, ). Porchetta, K. Mellema, C. Zaffarano, L. Reaver, J. George, ). Sukeena, D. Hannichick, H. Kasprzak, F. D ' An- gelo, D. Nolter, ). Yaich, F. McKeough, D. Perry D. Zecchi no, V. Bedesem, K. Zaieskie Row 4- B Hoffman, S. Hasson, T. Hack, D. Reigle, F. Gilbert P. Liquori, R. Tranquillo, M. Hamm, J. Ford, A Mantella, T. Sandone, P. Leinbach, E. Arnold, B Kennedy, ). Zellers, D. Ellison, M. Lewandowsk Row 5- M. Gambone, C. Riley, ). White, B. Cimo- chowski, J. Reiser, G. Lakitsky, C. Boyer, E. Widmer, D. Mraz, |. Fox, D. Weisenberg, M. Rea- son, C. Walton, D. Zaborowski, R. Kwaitkowski, C. Butterworth Row 6- N, Helewski, B. Crawford, K. Stevins, L. Burkhardt, B. Clair, J. Ackley, B. Jones, D. Miller, S. Marchetti, ].]. Coutts, ). Alb- nay, R. Mitros, T. Banner, T. Hess, B. Wilson, R. Nazareta, K. Fry Row 7- A. Hartzell, T. Moran, B. Kupinski, S. Kelly, S. Skuse, D. Nolter, M. Lynch, B. Stamm, J. Powell, J. Schweikert, ). Kaukowski, S. Hoilinger, P. Kanigoski, B. Koperna, A. Hower Row 8- J. Yeager, J. Barr, E. Drumgold, S. Hohen- stein, J. Mazak, B. Sweda, E. Smith, A. Wilson, J. Foley, F, Massino, S. Hayward, D. Feldstein, S. SucoloskI, J. Sweeny, C. Smith - w- --- ' Football 46 RESULTS: DVC DVC 8, Juniata 40 33, Lebanon Valley 3 DVC 0, Gettysburg 36 DVC 7, Lycoming 30 DVC 31, Albright DVC 20, Wilkes 24 DVC 0, Susquehanna 7 DVC 0, Moravian OVERALL RECORD: 3-6-1 DVC 5, Upsala MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE RECORD: 3- DVC 0, Widener 17 5-1 Football 47 Football 48 The DelVal football team experi- enced a disappointing 1986 campaign, posting a 3-6-1 overall record and a 3- 5-1 mark in the Middle Atlantic Conference. Dfspite the disappointing team re- cord, there were a number of fine indi- vidual performances during the season. Running back Jim Wilson, linebacker Vince Bedesem and defensive back Steve Clark were all honored by both the MAC and the ECAC as Players of the Week for three different games. With a solid nucleus of players re- turning and a fine crop of freshman re- cruits coming in, DVC football will be looking to get back on top in 1987. Football 49 Soccer . . . . . Alive And Kicking THE 1986 SOCCER TEAM: (Kneeling) Matt Chupalio, Jeff Neary, Phil Rocabaldo, Chris Freudig, Dar Rothenheber, Don Nardi, John McQuade. (Standing) Coach Marshall, Paul Ajemian, Steve Eighty, Joe DeStefano, Ray Shilling, Gerry Saul, Kelvin Hatch, Andy Wagner, Alex Simpson, Coach Simpson. Soccer 50 Senior Captain Dan Rothenheber and Coach Bob Simpson. RESULTS DVC Wilkes 2 DVC 0, Allentown 1 DVC 0, Swarthmore 5 DVC 0, Drew 4 DVC 2, Muhlenberg 1 DVC 0, Widener 2 DVC 0, Haverford 8 DVC 1, Spring Garden 1 DVC 2, Albright 5 DVC 0, Cabrini 5 DVC 0, Beaver 2 DVC 0, Ursinus 2 DVC 0, Upsala 1 DVC 0, Scranton 9 DVC 2, Lycoming DVC 2, FDU Madison 5 DVC 0, Washington 1 DVC 1, Moravian 2 Although the 1986 soccer season did not turn out to be as successful as we had anticipated with regard to wins and losses, the team showed much promise for next year. With the loss of only two seniors, Dan Rothenheber and Doug Rumberger, we have an excellent nu- cleus to start the 1987 season. There were times during the season that we played very good to excellent basic fundamental soccer and it was re- flected in the scores of those games. However, due to our inconsistency, we suffered some losses at the feet of teams that were not of our caliber. Our overall season record of 2-16-1 is not really a true picture of the team ' s play. We just could not finish goal at- tempts off. We lost nine games by two goals of less. We are looking forward to a much improved season in 1987. Coach Simpson To A great bunch of guys, good luck next year.- BB Soccer 52 Soccer 53 Cross Country •• ' • THE 1986 DVC CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: (First row) Dave Spotts, Tony Donefrio, Kathy Lunova, Deanna Smith, Tom Await. (Second row): John Thompson, Bill Brodsky, Gary Kampmeyer, Mark Brinsky, Jim Enoch, Sean Miller. (Standing): Coa- ch Dr. Berthold, Monica Etzwieler, Kim Finer, Trish Moritz, Coach Laura. TOSS Country 54 MEN ' S RESULTS: DVC 43, Haverford 20 DVC 16, Pharmacy 43 DVC 32, Kings 24 DVC 22, Wilkes 39 DVC 30, Moravian 26 DVC 43, Susquehanna 20 DVC 17, Widener 42 DVC 39, Textile 21 DVC 15, Pharmacy 45 DVC 30, Albright 25 10th place Allentown Invitational, 14th place Middle Atlantic Conference Championships, 19th place Division III Regional Championships WOMEN ' S RESULTS: DVC 49, Haverford 15 DVC 24, Pharmacy 33 DVC 19, Kings 39 DVC 25, Wilkes 30 DVC 48, Moravian 15 DVC 19, Widener 40 DVC 47, Swarthmore 16 DVC 48, Albright 15 14th place Middle Atlantic Conference Championships, 16th place Division Mi Regional Championships. Off And Running Cross Country 5S Volleyball THE 1986 VOLLEYBALL TEAM: (Seated) Vicky Keener. (Kneeled) Chris Gerlach, Demaris Mon- tenez, Sharon Chapman, Connie Hajioannou, Lori Ortiz. (Standing) Coach Barry Fox, Sue Stolzer, Michelle Morgan, Debbie Stockhouse, Trish Dollarton, Donna Bradley, Pam Frey. Volleyball 56 The 1986 Volleyball season ended with a dissappointing record of 7 wins and 10 losses, however, their M.A.C. record was 3-2 placing them third in their division. The performance of the team was very up and down. The way everyone played was different from game to game with no consistency. This resulted in the team losing several games that should and could have been won. A possible reason for the team ' s lack of consistency may have been a result from the fact that the team could not participate in two tournaments that Del Val had been a part of in previous years. Not playing in these tournaments gave the volleyball team fewer games to play in the early part of the season, possibly a lack of cohesion between the players. The volleyball team was led by Captain Vicki Keener, who has been a consistent and steady setter for the 4 years that she played. She was also awarded M.V.P. at the end of the 1986 volleyball season. Making up the rest of the starting team in 1986 was juniors Sharon Chapman (Sharon was nominat- ed to the all conference M.A.C. team) and Connie Hajioannou. They were the two outside hitters and blockers and an overall fine performance. Sophomore Trish Doilarton and freshman Donna Bradley were the two excellent power house middle hitters and blockers that were always on the ball. Deb, Demaris, Lori, Chris, Michelle, Sue and Pam were all very important and played a neces- sary part in the success of the volleyball team. The 1986 team is looking forward to improving on this years record by blending new players with experienced ones. Digging For More!! Volleyball 57 ' ball 58 Volleyball 59 Men ' s Varsity Basketball Men ' s Basketball 60 Stick for two Boone with a Big Boy rebound Cabrini 67, DVC 65 (OT) DVC 113, Beaver 67 Eastern 71, DVC 59 DVC 68, Ursinus 64 DVC 63, Kings 62 FDU Madison 81, DVC 64 DVC 78, Drew 76 DVC 97, Eli; abethtown 76 Albright 70, DVC 67 DVC 73, Wilkes 63 Catholic 69, DVC 63 DVC 61, Allentown 50 DVC 73, Muhlenberg 69 (OT) Susquehanna 54, DVC 53 DVC 75, Juniata 71 DVC 81, Moravian 66 Scranton 71 , DVC 73 Wilkes 71, DVC 75 Spring Garden 85, DVC 82 DVC 62, Scranton 61 DVC 92, Messiah 80 DVC 78, FDU Madison 62 Kings 99, DVC 83 DVC 90, Lycoming 88 DVC 72, Drew 70 Cut the shit guys. Lets play ball Coach Workheiser prepares his talented team The Delaware Valley Aggies men ' s basketball team ended the 1986-87 season with a 15-10 re- cord. This season was the first winning season since 1971 and also registered the most winds of any D.V.C. Team. There were many highlights during the season. The biggest wins of the season were the Aggies exciting win over Kings College and the victory over Scranton in front of their 3,000 screaming fans. The coaching staff at D.V.C. feels that we have made great strides toward our ultimate goals - M.A.C. Championship and M.A.C. play-offs. With the whole team returning and some added strength thru recruiting next year should be another banner year, Dwight Weldon again led the team in scoring and again was selected as the teams M.V.P. Dwight was also selected on the All EC. AC. team. Joseph Butts received the Coaches Award while Mike Sulrynowicg received the Most Im- proved Player Award. Freshmen and J.V. player received the Calvin Kidder Award for academic excellence. 44 James Dudlcv an ' l be stopped Boone shows his silky smooth touch Men ' s Basketball. 61 Men ' s Varsity Basketball ' I gj. • Weldon shadows hi opponent De ' J iRSVci ■ 1 Ft ffiBB m y: y y JBp ' ■■ iBH B vISLdmB ■MM 5 ■ fc i fc i ' ' ' ' ■■ 1. W ,, Ducky B oy raring to go 5 n ' WCJ r it Butts accelerates to the hole Cherry handling a tight spot Men ' s Basketball 62 Men ' s J.V. Basketball Manley ' s form ensures the point ),V. Basketball 63 Men ' s J.V. Basketball ).V. Basketball 64 Picture perfect Women ' s Basketball Top Row: Coach Gary Pento, Darcell Estep, Tammy Petraskie, Trish DoIIarton, Vickie Blazejewski, Stacey Yoder, Michelle Shirk, Asst. Coach Pam Spotts; Bottom Row Lisa Long, Loura Rotz, Rhonda Hill, Etta Smith, Sharon Chapman, Vickie Mosby DVC 81, St. Vincent 56 Galaudet 79, DVC 69 DVC 94, Upsala 46 DVC 73, Drew 41 DVC 72, Misericordia 63 Moravian 78, DVC 65 Scranlon 98, DVC 49 Albright 70, DVC 66 Wilkes 88, DVC 60 Cabrini 67, DVC 61 Allentown 61, DVC 43 Kings 68, DVC 62 DVC 77, Drew 46 Lebanon Val. 65, DVC 57 FDU Madison 79, DVC 74 Spring Garden 89, DVC 77 Scranton 71, DVC 54 Kings 70, DVC 55 FDU Madison 78, DVC 77 Lycoming 75, DVC 74 DVC 70, Upsala 48 The Aggies 1986-87 Season ended with a 7-16 record. A young club, the Aggies were competitive in all the games they played. Unfortunately, losing 4 games by one or two points took its toll in the final overall season record. With a strong nu- cleus, and some promising new recruits we are looking optimistically towards our next season. Awards at this year ' s banquet were giv- en to Etta Smith for Best Defensive Player, Michelle Shirk received the Coaches Award, Laura Rotz received the Most Im- proved Player Award and Darcell Estep for this years M.V.P. and High Scorer Award. Coach Pento going through the plays It T W £: --% at ' • r Vickie wi h hen h support Women ' s Basketball 65 Women ' s Basketball 66 r -Jr - The Aggie ' s will lose one player to Graduation this year, senior Darcell Estep. Darcell was a very coachable young lady and she was a real pleassure to coach for three years. Darcell has played exceptionally well since she came to D.V.C. in her sophomore year, expecially since she had to concentrate on two or three different positions. Some of Dar- cell ' s accomplishments are: she is the second leading scorer in the school ' s history with 828 points - and in only three years of playing at D.V.C. She was the 1984-85 M.V.P., received the 1985-86 Coaches Award, the 1986-87 Division Player of the Week for the week of February 9th, also Eastern College Ath- letic Conference Player of the Week for February 14th; and last but not least, was picked to the All Middle Atlantic Conference Team, and Ram Pages Player of the Week. Also D.V.C. would like to congradulate Darcell on receiving the Most Prestigious Awards; Third Team All-American and Northeast Region, All- Region Team. It has been a great pleasure having Darcell play for D.V.C. and she has to be one of the most outstanding players to come through the Delaware Valley College Basketball Program. Her shoes will be hard to fill, and I wish Darcell all the best in her future endeavors. Coach Pento Women ' s Basl.cibj:i. ; WRESTLING TEAM: (first row, left tc right) Don Nardi, Mike Zarbatany, Phi Racobaldo, Rob Alford, Chris Britton Shawn Smith, Brian Maschmeyer, Trac) Snyder, Bart Campbell, Jim Bodai Vince Bedesem, Troy Marshall (seconc row) Melissa Burden, Tracy Marshall Keliey Hadesty, Ron Burger, Frank Pershpalai, Dan Monaghan, Andy Ernst Andy Mantella, Garthe Lakitsky, Drew Clymer, Chuck Hieber, Darren Alles Jeff Barr, Chris Turner, Craig Deacon Robert Marshall. (Not Pictured: Rich Williams, Dan Canale, Randy Worrell) Wrestling 87 The Wrestling team ended another excellent season with 17 wins and only two losses. The team won the MAC ' s Championships and had seven first individual cham- pions. They are: Rich Williams- 118 Jim Bodai- 134 Shawn Smith- 142 Tracy Snyder- 150 Randy Worrell- 167 Garth Lakitsky- 177 Vince Bedesem- 190 Dan Canale also received a third place in MAC ' s. Three of the DVC wrestlers along with being MAC Champions were honored as Ail-American: Shawn Smith, Garth Lakitsky and Randy Warrell. Wrestling f MAC Champs!! Wreslling 69 Wrestling 70 Wrestling 71 Baseball BASEBALL TEAM: (first row, left to right) Scott Sucoioski, Tom Lewandowsl i, Bill Boyle, Paul Leinbach, Chris Boyle (second row) Bob Koperna, Sean Kelly, Mike Heisey, Ken Hager, Dave Mraz, Scott Seidel (top row) Head Coach Frank Wolfgang, Lyie Cunningham, Joe Pietrefesa, Mark Rother, Seamus McGlone, Tony Sandone, Bill Fox, Assistant Coach Bob Simpson V ' ' V ROSTER No. Name Pos. Bats Throws ' SS m 33 Lome Bacher C R R mHBH 29 Brad Bittner P R R w flP 44 Chris Boyer 3B R R HIHl 11 Bill Boyle OF L R H 9 Chris Boyle P IF R R H 15 Ron Burger P OF R R H 33 Lyie Cunningham IB R R H 20 Bill Fox 2B R R H 15 Dave Griscom SS R R H 12 Ken Hager 2B R R vi l 22 Mike Heisey C R R ■ 1 34 Sean Kelly 38 R R H 27 Bob Koperna C R R [[[ j 19 10 Matt Lacava Paul Leinbach 3B OF R R R ■■■■Mj R H 21 Tom Lewandowski SS R R S 44 Seamus McGlone OF R R BBA 7 Leo McSherry 28 R R H P 17 Steve Metzger P R R r l 32 Dave Moyer P R R 1 J B 42 Dave Mraz OF R R gMK I 28 Joe Pietrefesa P R R I H 23 Mark Rother P IF R L H 26 Tony Sandone OF R R 1 24 Scot Seidel C R R m 36 Dan Smoker P R R 25 Ed Swap OF R R V 14 Scott Sucoioski IF R R 16 Bryon Wilson IF R R Baseball 72 m mmi . Men ' s Baseb3ll 73 Men ' s Baseball 74 ■ H : y 1 s Men ' s Baseball 75 Men ' s Track MEN ' S TRACK TEAM: (first row, left to right) R. Benner, M. Rueb, M. Whigham, M. Brinsky, L. Rothmaller, ). Enoch, D. Spotts, J. Wilson (second row) T. Donofrio, P. Sterling, M. Vogeler, C. Delaney, P. Sperry, K. Dickmeyer, B. Haward, S. Miller, D. Keich, (third row) J. Bauzon, ). Flukey, T. Makowski, A. Ernst, S. Owens, M. Mazur, Keith Alderfer, Steve Caffey (standing) Coach Garriin, ). Dudley, J. Thomsom, T. Allen, J. Brow, D. Miller, F. Gilbert, S. Uller, G. Reilly, T. McEllanee, M. Williams, M. Reason, Coach Jeff Acker, Coach Richard Acker. DVC men completed a successful season aided by the best turnout, 50 individuals with a strong showing among underclassmen. Veterans captains Jim Flukey (javalin); Steve Caffey (sprints and jumps); David Keich (sprints and jumps); David Spotts (distance) provided excellent leader- ship for the younger squad members. Highlights of the season were the NCAA qualifying of Jim Flukey in the Javalin (60.46 meters) and the outstand- ing sprinting of Freshman Marc Rea- sons 200 and 400 and relays. The MAC points scored was less than anticipated, due to the rash of big inju- ries before and during the MAC ' s. The outlook for trach and field is very bright for the green and gold. Most Valuable Mens Track Award went to Marc Reasons. Most Valuable Mens Field Award went to James Flukey. RESULTS: Susquehanna Invitational, March 28 Javelin- James Flukey- 3rd place High Jump- David Keich- 3rd place April 8- DVC, 57 Moravian, 88 April 11- DVC, 120 Muhlenburg, 47 April 15- DVC, 71 Lycoming, 6 April 18- Rutgers Relays 1600 Relay- 3rd place April 21- DVC 120.5 Widener, 24.5 April 24- Penn Relays 1600 Relay- 3r d place April 24- Millersville Invitational Javelin- Jim Flukey- 2nd place 200- Marc Reasons- 2nd place May 1st and 2nd — MAC ' s 4X100 Relay- 3rd (Rothmaller, Williams, Dick- meyer, Wilson) 4X400 Relay- 4th (Williams, Enoch, Rueb, Reasons) 200- Marc Reasons- 2nd place 400- Marc Reasons- 3rd place Javelin- Jim Flukey- 2nd place Men ' s Track 76 Track 77 Women ' s Track WOMEN ' S TRACK TEAM: (first row, left to right) Connie Hajioannou, Sharon Chapman, Tracy Marshall, Liz D., Deanna Smith (second row) Coach Garvin, Donna Albert, Debbie Stackhouse, Kia Ireland, Coach Richard Acker, Tina Drey, Coach Jeff Acker, Laura Chukawski. A small but dedicated squad of II women, had their best season of 5-1 with a fifth place finish in the MAC ' s ir many years. Led by sophomore Randi Kunke who score 24 points in the MAC ' s th( DVC ladies proned very versatile. Co captains Connie Hajioannou and Tin; Drey added many points in each meet The Most Valuable Womens Trad Award went to Debbie Stackhouse The Most Valuable Womens FieU Award went to Randi Kunkel. RESULTS: March 28- Susquehanna Invitational 800- Debbie Stackhouse- 6th place lavalin- Randi Kunkel- 6th place Long jump- Randi Kunkel- 5th place April 18 DVC, 54 Moravian, 80 April 11 DVC, 105.5 Lycoming, 25.5 Muhlenburg, 16 Haverford, 42 Ursinus, 38 Albright, 77 Widener, 23 April 15 DVC, 68 April 21 DVC, 62 April 22 Penn Relay Hepthalon-Randi Kunkel- 8th place May 1st and 2nd- MAC ' s Triple jump- Randi Kunkel- 1st place Long jump- Randi Kunkel- 2nd place High jump- Randi Kunkel- 3rd place 4X400 Relay (Kunkel, Hajioannou, Drey, StacI house), 6th place 1500- Debbie Stackhouse- 4th place Mtr t . Women ' s Track 78 Track 79 RESULTS: DVC, 3 Wilkes, DVC, 1 Wilkes, 5 DVC, 2 Muhlenburg, 3 DVC, 3 Muhlenburg, 6 DVC, 1 FDU, 2 DVC, 1 FDU, DVC, Allentown, 3 DVC, 2 Moravian, 12 DVC, 4 Scranton, DVC, 9 Scranton, DVC, 23 Upsala, DVC, 7 Upsala, Forfeit DVC, 15 King ' s, 4 DVC, 7 King ' s, 4 Overa 1 Record - 8-6 Leagu B Recorc - 7-1 The 1987 Women ' s Softball team finished the season by taking the North east division Championship and taking the nationally ranked Elizabethtowi College into extra innings before losing a close game. Though an overa. record of 8-6, seems a little bleak, the Aggies went on a tare the last weei and a half of the season, winning 6 of 6 games, all of which were leagU ' games, giving them a league record of 7-1, and sole possession of first place The turning point was the double header with Scranton. Everybody jus really pulled together and played up to their potential. Behind Tamm Petraski ' s pitching, Vicki Keener and company, began feilding some incred ibie plays, saving a host of runs. Also the bats, once again, begai functioning. We struggled at many different points in the season, having to contem with a very rainy spring, as well as a team that was very young, but in the en( we could put all that aside and pull together for that common end, th ' league Championship. Though losing a key infielder, in Vicki Keener (the only Senior on th team), the Aggies are looking for an ever better 1988. We will have most c the players returning, knowing what it feels like to be on a winning tearr Hopefully the desire will be strong to get back to the MAC playoffs and wii the whole thing next year. We have the potential, we just need to want !■ win sooner, and be willing to put the work in to accomplish that goal. Softball 80 1987 SOFTBALL TEAM: (First row, left to right) Deb Scannapieco, Melissa Burden, Laura Etzweiler (Second row) Jill Wolfe, Kim Timler, Lynn Shumack, Carole Gwynne, Vicki Keener, Chris- tine Schultz (Third row) Coach Pam Spotts, Beth Karr, Stacy Yoder, Tammy Petraskie, Cheryl Warren, Margaret Baummer, Manager Ken Caro. Softball 81 Softball 82 w (7 ' «f ■ i • • - y ' • jA c ' jSs ' j Soitball 83 T5 1 1, .-- VX i- 3 1 - i .•.. Lacrosse 84 ■ ■ JfWV --ap _ - ( B ■ fr. 1 o ■ o Lacrosse 85 Lacrosse 86 Lacrosse 87 G o I f GOLF TEAM: (first row, left to rigfit) Walt Kobrzynski, Mike Orba (second row) Coacti Workheiser, Paul Thitron, Jon Nicholson, Mike King. 9 v-tji y;, Golf 88 « ■ ' . Coif 89 RESULTS DVC 5, Gwynnd-Mercy 1 DVC 1, Muhlenberg 5 DVC 0, Moravian 1 DVC 3, Immaculate DVC 1, FDU 4 DVC 0, Drew 1 DVC 2, Scranton 3 DVC 1, Wilkes DVC 1, Montclair DVC 2, Albright 1 DVC 1, Lycoming 2 DVC 2, Phil-Textile 2 DVC 1, Widener 2 DVC 4, Wesley The 1986 Field Hockey team sported one of the best records for the fall sports teams, finishing 6-7-1. They started out a little slow, but after the first game jitters and a lot of hard work, the team found themselves pushing even last year ' s MAC champions to the limite. A very small, nonexistent bench pushed each player into being physi- cally fit and able to play a minimum of 70 minutes of continuous hockey; with 90 minutes being acquired on four occasions. They did many positive things, im- proved tremendously as a team and as individuals, and raised the hopes for next year ' s season. The loss of two se- niors, Tina Drey and Bonnie Davids, will be deeply felt, but hopes for a solid group of freshmen and support from those on campus, has many ready to begin the 1987 season. Field Hockey THE 1987 FIELD HOCKEY TEAM: (Seated) Jackie Heflich, Tracy Marshall, Deb Masciulli, Dee Pisaurs, Lisa Long. (Standing) Bonnie David, Karen Rynkowski, Beth Carr, Colleen Callahan, Rebecca Smith, Randi Kunkel, Lynn Shumack, Tina Drey, Coach Pam Spotts. Field Hockey 60 S f ' 9 9 HHi HBf ' i ll H Ms V: f- . ktma i ' ' Field Hockey 91 Equestrian Team 92 Equestrian Team 93 Intramural Football I HI ttf 1 1 llliLif II ■T p H - ' -A j i ft m -r H ' - 1 im Intramural Football 94 Intramural Football 95 !ntramurals 96 i l ,-i =V« 1 Intramural Intramural Softball 97 Intramural Softball 98 Softball dr:. V V Intramural Sohbal! 99 Intramural Basketball Intreamural Basketball 100 Big Nol was a one man wrecking crev championship Game Dave Kiech rises for two Concentration is key for Tom Lewandowski Championship Came 101 ir . 1 -«IS iH B ' ■.:M ' •j -. -« -.r Freshman Croups 1 and 2: )ay Graham, Fay Lo- baugh, Kay Lobaugh, John Soda, John Ackley, Joseph Diamond, Kathy Johnson, Craig Tref- finger, Phil McMahon, Keith Alderfer, Brad Bittner, David Archer, Todd Benner Freshman Croups 3 and 4: Bart Campbell, Len Burkhardt, Bryon Wilson, Don Nardi, Kelvin Hatch. Freshman 104 Freshman Croups 7 and 8: Frank Gilbert, Laura Chudkowski, Steven Metzgar, Deanna Smith, Bri- an Manley, Chris Falkler, Andy Kamskie, Michael OBraucher. Freshman Croups 5 and 6: Jim Etheredge, Joell Pursel, Gretchon Posch, Mary Ann Bailey, Leo Freshman Group 11: Mark Brinsky, Kevin Decker, Kristen McScherry, Todd Morris. MacLaughlin, Keith Frederick, Suzanne Nussbaum. Freshman 105 Freshman Group 13: Pamela Frey, Bonnie Maze, Stephanie Hughes Trina Sweigart, Conna Brad- ley, Ed Swap, Jay Janish, Jackie Leoncavallo, Brian Taggart, Philip Saul, Holly Eckloff Freshman 106 Freshman Group 12: Lawrence McGinly, Doug Spencer, Robert Christopher, Brad Bittner, Jen- nifer Freshcorn, Holly Warner, Tom DeMaito rn ' Freshman Groups 9 and 10: Matt LaCdva, Jennifer Jesiolowski, Tim Harrington, Lon Oriiz, Lri(. bchadc, Ronald Burger Sophomore Agronomy: Paul Bolanowski, Darren Alles, Nancy Ondra Michael Hanrahan Sophomores 108 Sophomore Animal Husbandry: Honor Brush, Kathy Myers, Lisa Dougherty, )im Yeager, Tracy Ebert Sophomore Horticulture: Bill Hansel), Bill Weller, Bob Solly Ched Baker. Sophomores 109 Sophomore Biology: Ann Bastian, Tony DeLise, Mark Hartzell, Helen Taylor, Brian Hahn, Ken Buck, Colleen Callahen Sophomore Dairy Husbandry: Rick Lawrence, Tony Pletscher, Greg Strait, Laine Hellein, Kevin Stanton, Doug Hering Sophomores 110 Sophomore Orn. Hort.; Ed Bauer, Emily Hukill, Alexander Harris, Julie Montanaro, Erank Phillips, Madonna, Greg Ent, Joe DeStefano, Mark Bo- Palty Rupell, Bill Lamack, Joan Comly, Michelle Greg Holder, Maryann Szigeti, Chris Schatt, Rob dine, Terry Berryman, Deldra Pisauro Chrismer, Jeff Aderholt, Pete Haring, Bev Li- Alford, Anthony Cooper, Harold Wollman, John chota. Ivy Diefenbach, Peter Rossi, Rob Digney, McQuade, Keith Mahoney, Sean Miller, Rudy Sophomore Ornamental Horticulture 111 Junior Ag. Business: Rob Martucci, Margaret Freeman, Eric Vanden Berghe, John Litzke, Lisa Schweitzer, David Hirtle Junior Agronomy: Steven Fehnel, Nick Shvidrik Phil Snader, Ken Magee, David Bachinsky Juniors 112 Junior Animal Husbandry: Penny Coren, Debbie Hyde, Carole Gwynne, Rebecca Crouch, Christi- na King, Michele Bankert Junior Biology: Greg Christiansen, Amy Ruth, ■■■ Donna Hayek, Clair Thompson Juniors 113 Junior Dairy Husbandry: Scott Cooper, Ann Ma rie Luno, Larry High, Sean McAfee, Darlene Koz lowski, George Brandin, Steve Meyers. unior Food Industry Juniors 114 Junior Horticulture: Kia Ireland, Anita Scamack t 5 p f i  3E r- Ca ■1 - k| 1 a W-- 1 « ' l K-. . { ■ H l itfl Junior Ornamental Horticulture: Dwight Wallace III, Tom Await Juniors 115 ;NIORS am ct HGRI Business Seniors Seniors 118 Kelly Modla Jesse Perkins James Rapp Leslie Selodv ack Shafer Michael Williams Seniors 119 Joel Baum Timothy Brown Robert Kopka Agronomy Seniors Paul D ' Agostino Douglas Kauffman David Spoils ohn Thomson David Wilson Seniors 120 Animal Husbandry Seniors Donald Billel ) .(li B „ h Ddrlene Cernhorsky Raymond Darbt-n io Ronald Dingle Kim Frey Joe Hastings Karen Doyle Seniors 121 Mark Hons Randy Hutchinson Theresa Kothstein Thomas Lewandowski Marie Many Leslie Mueller Debra Oesterling Shari Reichenbach Lisa Roerig Kathy Rothenberger Seniors 122 Douglas RiimbcrHtT Ihcicvi S.iiulcrson Mark Shoemaker Susan Spilker Matthew Wheaton James Whitfield Debra Woll Arthur Yodor Seniors 123 Business Administration Seniors Loren Bush Steven Caffey Richard Allison Mitchell Blum Donna Cesaro James Bauzon Michael Burns Steven Clark Albert Colombo Seniors 124 Donna Doan Robert Fox Michael Heise Franklin Hoffman Paul Knapp Walter Kobrynsky Anthony Lorinc 7 Lori Ann Luc rano Waller Murphy Vincent Paslore Seniors 125 Barbara Schmidt William Robbins James Roche Michael Slezak Mark Rother Gail Siegert Michael Simone Steven Spangler Craig Wasserkrug Joseph Weiss Seniors 126 Janice Accatatta Douglas Beach Biology Seniors William Benner Hfi.in Bologncsc I isd Cdstagnolo Michael Bolles Lawrence Brackel Eum ' tic (_ cin-ijnline Sophia Doman ustina Drey Richard Gebharl Carol Hails Seniofi 127 Arthur Hingst John Lester Holly Lofland ■fiif iM ? vf f ■ I ■ ■ I ■ ' Gary Kampmeyer Scott Sucoloski Mark Thomas Laura Tobin David Welsh Seniors 128 Bruce Brown Mdrk Butcher Dairy Husbandry Seniors Cynthia Donough Brian Fleisher Juliet Squier Seniors 129 Chemistry Seniors Wayne Hoover Joseph Schnable Susan Stoneback Judiann Ware Seniors 130 L f • Food Industry Seniors Gregory Mattern Brian Rankin ■■■ A COLLEC r A 4«i Robert SdUfr Curtis Wengert Seniori 131 Horticulture Seniors Ornamental Horticulture Floriculture Seniors Bradson Bewley John Boyd Stephen Ercolino Tim Goll Seniors 132 Judy Henry Leroy La Bold Mary Loeffler Julia Myers Dcnise O ' Bryant Deborah Pomroy Paul Quattrocchi Wendy Raubenhelmer Geoffrey Simpson Seniors 133 Edward Adams Raymond Boltz Ornamental Horticulture Landscape Seniors James Flukey Mario Galanti James Hannon Thomas Hertler Karen Hogsten Thomas Humphreys S. Glenn Markley Seniors 134 Robert Meadi ' jdmes Morns Willicim Mollcr Matthew Moonan Thomas Nelson William Rein Pi-iirn ' MoiJ ' Patrick Tolton loann Urban Robert Varner Mark Vrabie Laura Zipper Seniors 135 Agribusiness Memories Linda Chiappini Brenda Lee Bower RD 2 Box 253 Milton, PA 17847 Agribusiness Society 1 yr. Dairy Society 2 yrs, FFA - A-Day Rep. 2 yrs., Intramu- ral volleyball champions 1 yr. Deans list 3 yrs., Delta Alpha National Agricultural Honor Society - Vice President. Thanks to my family for their support. Jeff, thanks for ail your T.L.C. and support. I couldn ' t have done it without all of you. Emily Elizabeth Canon 66 King Charles Ln. Newtown, PA 18940 Band, Agribusiness Club, Intramural Volleyball. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Hi to all you guys on Berk 2nd - especially DM, WU, LS, JC, )M. Hi KL, How ' s it going? I wish I could stop the room from spinning - sorry? Hey Gumby and damnit, I ' ll miss you guys, who is going to make dinner for me now? Deb- its a good thing you ' re NORMAL! Thanks for putting up with me. Lots of luck to everyone in the future. It ' s been great!!!! 349 Dernyn Rd Lansdowne, PA 19050 Equestrian Team, Student Govt.- House of Social Activities - class rep. - Co- Chairperson, Student Rep to faculty curriculum committee. Agribusiness Society - A-Day rep. - Secretary, Intra- mural floor hockey, and softball. Year- book Many special thanks to my family for all their love, support, and under- standing. Best wishes to everyone who shared their time and friendship with me. BudKiss, here ' s to being so much more than friends!! James A. Fania Jr. Pinebank Rd Box 447B Flemington N.J. 08822 Intramural Football 4 yrs - softball 4 yrs - Hockey 4 yrs. Vice President of photo club ' 84- ' 85, NAMA and Apics ' 86- ' 87, Ag-Bus. Society, Block and Bridie 4 yrs, participating in A-Day 4 yrs. Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their end- less belief, support, guidance and love over the years. When ail else fails, drop back and punt. New Jersey Giants Super Bowl XXI. ALMBIWALY Yo Al, the LA. Dream Team is out!! Can you say yo-baby-yo Take care buddy . Margaret Anne Freeman 43 Princeton Court Langhorne, PA 19047 Agribusiness Society; ' 86- ' 87 APICS; NAMA; Ram pages; ' 87 Awarded schol- arship from Doylestown AAUW chap- ter. Best to my friends in ' 88, ' 89 en- joyed classes with you. A special thank you to Uncle Sam for those nice VA checks every month. A bravo zulu to John Freeman who kept our ship afloat, and gave me encouragement. To The WOMEN ' S DVC NETWORK I owe much graditude; you kept me in busi- ness: the Library- especially Mrs. Pon- der; Mrs. Davidson; Mrs. Altier; Mrs. Martin; Mrs. Schumacher; Mrs. Bowes; Mrs. Grazioso; and all the rest of the staff. Betsy Ferris Hague 140 Inwood Ave. Upper Montclair, N.J. 07043 WDVC-Sec, NAMA-P.R. director, ' 87 Farm show recruiter. Investment club. Agribusiness club, Horticulture Soci- ety, Agribusiness peer counseiot Mom and Dad, I couldn ' t have made it with- out you. BonBon- you and NBI made me a wild woman. Carole living with you was so much fun I was tempted to fail a few courses. Brenda-Count down to Cancun, I ' m psyched. Vicki-thanks for looking out for baby Louisa. Kate-i ' ll forgive you for missing Cancun but not it ' s not special at ALL. Annie-so many men-so little time. It was the best of times - I love you all! Andrea Hoelper Box 139 RD 2 Newtown, PA 18940 To my family: It ' s the end of an era- let ' s CELEBRATE! I love you all. Mary and Bob: you ' ve made it bearable-the best of everything, always. Kelly, may the outdoors be yours forever-be happy! DIALPY How sweet it is-J.T. To all of you who have had the luck to put up with me through all of this - Accept my thoughts as thanks, I have no words. I ' ll make you proud! Matthew McMahon 48 North Hull St. Sinking Spring PA 19608 Ag. -Business Society - Presidnet ' 86- ' 87, treasurer ' 85- ' 86. A-Day commit- tee. To Jack and Walt, The boys , two of the best friends a guy could have We had alot of good times together Thurs- days at Kelly ' s, what gives you the right, Alabama slammers, My 21st, wildwood, A.C., the scoms we ran, and HIS. Spangler who was never sober. Bubba Pudgy who kept me laughing and cursing I ' ll haunt you the rest of my life. Ed I still owe you one. Jack good luck in cornering the futures market. Walt they ' ll read about us someday in For- tune (we ' ll probably own it) P.P.- Ma- rine corps, Entreprenuership, tycoon- the sky ' s the limit. Kelly Ann MoDia Fonthill Drive Doyiestown, P. A., 18901 Apiary Society 2-3 yrs. Agribusiness so- ciety 3 yrs. Jo, thanks for being such a good toommate although sometimes pessimistic (vet school). Remember- the green bunny, the 2 day diary, jumping jacks at 3:00 in the morning, RRRRR , Hot nachos, and Lester and the Dude from Zadar ' s Andi-Re- member those slow to finish classes and learning your harvesters from you tedders. John, good luck with NAMA and Doc. It will be an 8 pointer this year. Good luck in all your endeavors Leslie, Beth Leslie, Sue, Lisa, Brenda, Ju- lie, Debby, Andi, John, Steve S. and Jo, all the best with vet school. Kerri, thanks for being my sister, I love you. Most of all, thanks Mom and Dad for your financial and emotional support. Your the two greatest parents a person could ask for. ! Love you. I made it! On to bigger and better things! Jesse Hullings Perkins Jr. 10 Oregon Ave. Palmyra N.J. 08065 Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Intermura! - Hockey, Softball To all Samual 2nd boys its been a great 4 years. Keep in touch! Jack L. Shafer RD 1 Box 441 Tamaqua, PA 18252 Agribusiness Society; Treasurer ' 86- ' 87. IM Softball Remember all the good times we had in work II, Alabama-Slam- mer night with the red waterfalls, the telephone, skiing trips, Matt ' s 21st, and the shore with my suspenders. Thanks to all the guys in work II for making college fun. Good luck in the Marines Matt don ' t let them change you too much. Remember Walt and you (Matt) will be running this country someday. Thanks for making my senior year Lisa, I LOVE YOU BABY! Last buy nut least to my Mom and Dad for helping ;ne with your support and money through the years. Thank you. Mark W. Williams Jr. 1737 Filbert Street York PA. 17404 Football, Track, Intramural Basketball. Thanks Mom and Dad for all you have done for me; Thanks for the good times Mark Butcher, all the York County Boys, Simo, and all the other psycho ' s. Best of luck to all of you. A special thanks to Janet for making my senior year the best. Agronomy Memories Timothy W. Brown RD 2 Box 338 Biairstown N.J. 07825 Who ' s Who amoung students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges, Senior Class president, Student conduct com- mittee. Agronomy club, Dairy society. Block and Bridle. Oh-No I ' m not going to graduate! No Problem! ALF; The fel- la ' s-ALF again cock roaches at NBI- Scum-ALF one more time. Who ' s Dick- ey going out with this week? Anybody want to buy a slightly used Blue Chevy pickup. They can ' t bust our party. Fi- nally Thanx to Mom, Dad and especial- ly Bruce-alias Haus . Also a big thanx to Mrs. Work. Cancun Bound! Paul DAgostino 404 Central Ave New Providence N.J. 07974 Agronomy club 2 yrs. Soil judging 2 yrs. Tabor, Hall sliding, snow football breakfast in Tylers room, the couch. Douglas C. Kauffman Box 386 RD 1 Farmingdale N.J. 07727 Agronomy club 4 yrs., 4-H club 4 yrs., A-Day 3 yrs., A.P.O. 2 yrs. Robert J. Kopka, Jr. 622 Vine St. Larksville, PA. 18651 Agronomy Club (1, 2, 3, 4)- President I.C.C. Rep., Apiary Society (3, 4), A-Day Committee (3, 4), Delta Tau Alpha (4). David F4enry Spotts 109 Adams Rd. Carlisle, PA. 17013 Sr. Class House Representative Student Government, A-day, Food committee, Traffic court, Food committee mem- ber, Cross Country 1983-1986, Captain ' 85, ' 86, Track and Field 1984- ' 87, Co- Captain ' 87, Apiary Society. Thanks to my Mother and Father for backing me in everything I do. The opportunity to meet a great young lady who made my last two years of college the best. X- country runs around the lake during a severe thunderstorm. Crazy nurf bas- ketball games held in Wolfson 15. Animal Husbandry Memories Allison Joan Bakas 5 Highwood Court Hillsdale, NJ 07642 Block and Bridle Club 4 yrs., Publica- tions 2 yrs., Livestock Judging team. Equestrian Team 3 yrs.. Equine Club (treasurer) 3 yrs., intramural volleyball and floor hockey. Homecoming ' 85, Hooding, Judging Team- How many Schnitzengruben can you eat? Me- lanie-SYN, Backgammon and Pippin, Thanks Roomie, but beware of Alumni Lane. Janice-Good luck and thanks for being there. Ron, I love you. Darlene A. Cernohorsky - Equestrian Team 4 yrs., intramural Floor Hockey, Mascot Handler 1 yr. Well, I finally made it! Del Val, believe it or not, I ' ll miss you! To my best friends and roomates, thanks for everything. Party animals unleashed! Deb, chum, buddy, you still owe me. watch those bunnies. L.W. what would I have done without you in E.T. lessons. Chris, we ' re on our own now, scary thought, huh. Thanks Mom and Dad for all your love and support, I could ' nt have done it without you! Raymond B. Darbenzio 466 N. Main St. Pittston, PA 18640 Intramural basketball and Softball 3 yrs.. Lab Animal Club 3 yrs., Security A grateful Thank you to the best girl in the world .... my girlfriend Noreen. Without her patience and support, the past four years would have been pure hell. I love you, honey! We ' re gonna be so happy. Thanks dad for just being you and passing your genes on to me. No one even compares to you! Ronald William Dingle Jr. RD 1 Turbotville, PA Wrestling 1 yr., Block and Bridle Club Vice President 1 yr., A-day 2 yrs., A-day Committee- Chairman of Operations 1 yr., Intercollegiate Livestock Judging team, 1 yr. The good times we had at the National Block and Bridle meeting in Texas. The nights we went hooding, the Hunt Valley Inn in Maryland, build- ing homecoming floats, the Ag. team picnics. The Bronco , All the great times I had with my friends Mark, Brian, Bob, Mike, and the I on Samuel first, and the time Butcher ' s car didn ' t make it back. Karen Teresa Doyle (Doylee) 14 Brandy wine Terrace Mornstown, NJ 07960 4-H president 3 yrs.. Yearbook Photog- raphy Editor 2 yrs.. Yearbook Staff 3 yrs.. Lab Animal Club, Block and Bridle Club, Equestrian Team, A-Day, Deans List, Who ' s Who Awar Breeders A.I. certificate, AALAS Assis- tant Lab Technician certification. Thank you you Mom and Dad- couln ' t have done it without you! Thanks Skippy for always meeting me at the door. Mike: 11-26-83, Goldman, Berkowit , taxi- dermy, snakes, hurricane Gloria, deco- rating cafe walls, sleigh riding. House qI Chan, Boston Sea Party, Quakertown auctions, ZAC ' s, Zern ' s, the guy with the fantastic buy , the barn, stuck in the mud at Farm 3 on Fri. the 13th, target practice at farm 7, Homecoming ' 86 parade, dinner dances. Acme trips, the bunny farm business. Spring break spent up a cow ' s a , hunting trips, A- L)ay weekends, and graduation! Thanks for being a part of it all, and for helping me through the difficult times! Sheila: Always remember Friendly sundaes, 4- H Club activities, early alarm for U.P.S., Elmer stories, Ruthie and Rascal, shop- ping sprees, wacky whippers, talking toy parrots. General Hospital, raising rats, Berkowitz gossip! Cindy: We fin- ished!! Class of 1987- Good Luck. Profs: Thank you so much, especially Dr. Bru- baker. I will miss DVC and cherish my memories. Kimberly A. Frey 18 Woodland Ave. Budd Lake, NJ 07828 Women ' s Basketball 3 yrs. Thanks Mom for all your support throughout the past 4 years. Thanks Terry for all your ' g day. May 30, 19871 Thanks Linda for all the great times and for a special friendship! Terry, I ' m glad we ' ve become friends, good luck with your future and Tim. Joseph R. Hastings 790 Clahor Ave. Collegeville, PA 19426 Varsity Football 2 yrs.. Intramural foot- ball, floor hockey, basketball, and soft- ball. Mom and Dad, thanks for all your love and support! Ulman Brothers -2 time champs, Radio, J.H., Import night, Busch ' j ' s. Nova party, squirrel trap- ping. Good luck in the future. See Ya. Mark A. Hons RD 8 Box 502 Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Class of 1987- Vice President 2 vrs.. Block and Bridle Club 4 vrs., ICC Rep. 3 yrs., F.A.A. 4 yrs., A-Da Food Commit- tee 2 yrs. National B-f-B in Denver Diane Elizabeth Malishaucki 1801 Mill Rd. Perkasie, PA 18944 Chorale- Vice President 1 yr.. Chorale member 3 yrs., Pennsylvania Collegiate Choir, Homecoming Nominee Thank you Mom and Dad tor all our Love and encouragement.To the girK in Berk m t 2nd: J have a great time, take care and please keep the noise down. Thank you for two good years and for being a friend, Beck. Behave yourself. Teddy ' s are 1!! Matthew, I can ' t believe we finally made it. You have given me all your love and support, Thank you- 1 love you! Marie Elizabeth Meny (Beth) 529 Woolf Road Milford, NJ 08848 Freshman and Sophomore class presi- dent. Student Government, Social Board, Block and Bridle Club (4 yrs. corresponding Sec. and Annual Publi- cations Chairperson), Intramural vol- leyball and floor hockey. Equestrian Team 4 yrs. (2 yrs. Captain), A-Day (4 yrs. showing beef and sheep). Paint Chair- person A-Day 2 yrs.. Delta Tau Alpha, Secretary for Senior Class, Livextock Judging Team, President assistant 2 yrs., manager of the horse barn 2V2 yrs., Na- tional Block and Bridle, NESA-officer at large. Thanks Mom and Dad- I love you!! Leslie, flag poles, trying to walk home drunk with my drunk roommate, the invisible roommate, Jo (the inno- cent), Lisa, Julie, Kelly, Debbie, Leslie, Cancun, Barness 2nd (Good luck to whomevers left), Florida with no clothes, Shari-the first day at college, foaling out mares, all Leslies bruises. Pink Floridian Zelda ' s, All 21rst birth- day ' s, all engagements (and those to come), sex gods, Murphey ' s Law on sex, B + B Homecoming floats. Farm- show with Deb, Dave, and small cows, working at farm 3, all my phone bills (Hey Jo and Kel, get your own phone), being a RA (right Lisa), horse shows with my pig hat, A-Day, our diets at Friendly ' s, Dec. 7th, Ag. 202 right L.W., affiliates, judging, Texas, Judging team at Kellers Motel, Dr. H. and his advise, no money, B + B banquets, Beaver and Charlie (Chuck), Steve ' s butt freshman year, Matchew, Halloween with Leslie ' s punked hair, sweet pea and thumper, all our fish, and lastly, Steve- 1 love you!! (1-1-87) Brenda Wynn Werner RD 2 Box 151 Elverson, PA 19520 Student Government Treasurer, Resi- dent Assistant Executive Committee, Who ' s Who, Homecoming Queen, caretaker. School Mascot, Equestrian team. Horticulture Society, Band, Varsi- ty track and field, soccer and wrestling statistician, student herdsman at Farm 3. Mom and Dad- thanks for your love and support. Cooke 2nd. Vickie, Have a beer. Carole, How about that fuzzy radiation unit. Betsy- Can- cun here we come! Kate- You ' ve been a great roommate- keep in touch. Working at Farm 3. Bonnie and Brian- we miss you. Jeff- Want to buy a raffle ticket Leslie Ann Mueller 5 Duncan Drive Holmdel, NJ 07733 Block and Bridle 3 yrs., Dairy Society 3 yrs.. Student Government 2 yrs., Live- stock Judging Team, Intramural Floor Hockey and Volleyball 3 yrs., A-Day showing 4 yrs.. Partying 4 yrs. Thanks Mom and Dad- I couldn ' t have done it without you! I love you! Special thanks to Beth for putting up with me for four years. I will always remember- Beth, Lisa, Jo, Lester Pam, the Dairy Boys, Ul- man first guys, Barness first and all the girls on Barness second, flagpole par- ties, the rodeo song, SMUT, the board in 107, Segal parties, running through pizza-OTR, Barness Beach, surf city and awk awks, hooding, our accent, Elson freshman year, and the guys, Florida- where ' s our luggage, lizzards, Banana Max ' s, Pink Floridian Zelda ' s, NBI, Pop- corn ' s, A-day and banquets, Fritzi the dairy princess - E.V., Lester- PLease let mein! and security tried to mo me down! Beth-meeting Steve ' s better half and Matt., Lisa- l have a question, to the livestock judging team, it ' s true. It ' s true! Good luck to all!!!! Shari K ay Reichenbach RD 1 Box 216 Millville, PA 17846 Band 2 yrs.. Block and Bridle 4 yrs.. (B + B A-Day Rep.), Equine Club 3 yrs. (Treasurer and President), Livestock Judging Team 4 yrs., Farm 3 worker 3 yrs. as hcrdspcrson. Mom and Dad and family-thanks! I couldn ' t have done it without your love and support. Best wishes to all my acquaintances .! Kdlhy- thanks for four great years! Farm 3 summer ( ' 85- ' 86), National Block and Bridie Conventions (Houston and Denver), Pizza Hut runs, all-nite papers! Kathy, Bruce, Jamie, Penny, Janice-take care,good luck and keep in touch! Love Ya! Thank you Mrs. Waddington- Your generosity will always be remembered. Best wishes to everyone in your future endeavors!!! Kathryn Rebecca Rothenberger 107 Montrose St. Laureldale,PA 19605 Block and Bridle, Dairy Society 1 yr. Being with my friends. My trip to So- mersett, PA for a sheep symposium. All the good times spent with Bruce. All the trips to Friendly ' s and the Acme with a great friend. My sister always checking up on me. My parents, grand- parents, brothers, and sisters support- ing me throughout the last 4 years. Thanks for everything. Lisa Marie Serbin 122 Ripka St. Philadelphia, PA 19127 Lab animal club (1 yr. Vice President), 1 yearbook staff (Layout), sophomore basketball stats, A-Day, S.A.L. Mom, thanks for all your love and support-! really did it. Linda, Robin, and Theresa- I guess I ' m the last lost sheep? You guys are the best!! Swanson . . . Peeny . . . Bone . . . Cats. Dr. Brubaker-Thanks for building so much character!! To you, my undying gratitude. Mick- Stepping into the future with my eyes wide open! DVC- you have given me experi- ence, knowledge and four years of wonderful memories that I ' ll always cherish . . . Thanks! Theresa Ann Sanderson 480 Ivy St. Warminster, PA 18974 School Mascot 3 yrs.. Junior Social House Rep. 1 yrs.. Floral Society 1 yr., Lab Animal Club 1 yr.. Chairperson Stu- dent Activities Committee 1 yr. To Mom and Dad- thanks for all your sup- port and encouragement-it was fun making you proud of me. To Lisa, Jonny, Ray and Nancy and all the other screwballs who have entered into my life- you made school bearable, fun, ex- citing and . . . different. I ' ll miss you all so much. To Tim- looking forward to surfing the big wave of life with you. Court St. and speed shop parties HC- Leaning Tower of Piza . . . phone ring- ing at 3 a.m., who ' s knocking? Don ' t have any! Gimme, lemme, have ya, do ya? AAhaaa, say no! Up all hours, where ya gonna go? Give it to the earth, can ' t handle the pressure. Good times, bod times C.J.C.I.L.Y.V.M. Deb, good-bye roomie, best of luck with Steve. So long Lisa, Wendy, Laura, Fred-maybe next week. But most of all. Mom and Dad, thanks for all your love and support, onward to Vet school. Deborah Ann Marie Oesterling RD 3 Box 116 Howard, PA 16841 Block and Bridle Club 4 yrs. (President 1 yr.), Equestrian Team 2 yrs. (Treasurer ' yr.), Inter-Collegiate Livestock Judgin Team 1 yr.. Meat Society 1 yr. (Vice Pres.) Intramural Volleyball 2 yrs., A- Day 4 yrs. Julie- the best roommate ever, here ' s to the good times- Baha- Baha-Baha, pit parties, Block and Bridle, Drunken NESA weekends- Livestock Judging Team trips (the best), llamas, humming, splitting, and dancing on the ceilings. How many can you eat? OH MY!! The PA. Farm Show- Beth, Da jc, Lee, Wayne, and our little heifers, we showed them! Shari, Bob, and Dingle- lets take a meats trip in the whale. Bel- mar Bound!, all the parties with the gang on Barness 2nd. Summers at Farm 3. Momand Dad, Thanks. You made this all possible. I love you both. And to the person who made my four years at col- lege the best they could be, Jimmy- I love you- October 17, 1987. That ' s our day. No more troubled waters. M ■ ■•V Lisa Ottiilia Roerig RD 1 Box 375 Pittstown, NJ 08867 F.F.A. 2 yrs., F.F.A. A-Day Rep. 1 yr., Block and Bridle Club (Secretary), Live- stock Judging Team 1986, RA 1 yr. Mom and Dad, Thanks for your sup- port. To Leslie, JoAnna, Beth, Deb, Ju- lie, Sue, Leslie W., Kathy, Shari, Allison, Brenda-lt ' s great to have friends like you! Hope you all receive what you de- sire. Remembering: Dancing w ith the fan, the 1986 judging team, Let ' s go dancing on the ceiling! , Hey Leslie, when do we start our corporation? and FEEDS! , Frying in the sun with Deb, Julie, Beth, Leslie, and Brenda!, Julie ' s speech about her school uniform and the dog that pees!, Lewiie W. ' s laugh, Poodlehead uses caress, bed buddies!, U.I.P.H. ' s at Kellers, Brenda, remember our first party?. The original dairy boys, Westward Bound Andy- 10-18-84, and 12-25-86! The past and the present has been great! To the fu- ture, me and you! You are my inspira- tion! Yours forever, Lisa. Susan M. Spilker 8543 Old Line Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19128 Resident Assistant, 4 yrs.. Lab Animal Ciub, 4 yrs.. Intramural Volleyball, 3 yrs., A-Day Float, Official Berk 1st hair dresser, techniques: busy work-human fence. Goodbye NBI, Berk 1st, the rest of the west, studying with 6-pack, Court St. and speedshop parties, HC- leaning tower of piza . . . phone ringing at 3 a.m., who ' s knocking! Don ' t have any! Gime, iemme, have ya, do ya? AA- haaa, say No! Up all hours, where you gonna go? Give it to the earth, can ' t handle the pressure. Good times, bad times C.J.C.I.L.Y.V.M. Deb, good-bye roomie, best of luck with Steve. So long Lisa, Wendy, Laura and Fred- maybe next week. But most of all. Mom and Dad thanks for all your love and sup- port, onward to Vet School. Joanne Grace Toenniessen 833 Morgan Ave. Drexel Hill, PA 19026 Band- Secretary, Vice Pres., Percussion Leader- 4 yrs.. Equestrian Team- Re- porter, 4 yrs., Dairy Society- Editor of Udder Moments, Secretary, 4 yrs.. Showing Dairy cows and sheep for A- Day; Varsity Basketball (Fr. Soph); Peer Counselor (Sr.); Student Government - Treasurer (Soph.); Neuman Club (Fr.); Delta Tau Alph (Sr.). Your ' re such a pig! , Fritzi the Dairy princess. Buck- wheat, Oinky Boinky , Green Bun- nies, NBI Mony Mony, Farmer Jo , NB3, Bull sessions with the Beast, What a hock? , B B banquet ' 85 - Waiter .... , Jo Ba Bean, Garbage Disposals, SG ' s, Barness 107 ' s bed, Na- cho runs. My Delaware Blue, NESA ' 86, I ' m NOT from the city, I ' m from the suburbs , Leslie ' s numerous anniversa- ries. Mosey - my forever favorite cow, Marcy, Spunky, and Angie, ' 86 ' 87 PA Farm Shows, 3 A.M. milkings, Leslie - You can ' t lock me out anymore, Pit , Lester learn to say NO!, Kelly - thanks for being a great roomie; Will you miss my jumping jacks?!, John, thanks for your love, friendship, and more impor- tantly, for always being there. Congrat- ulations to the An Hus and Dairy Hus Departments for being able to put some country into this city gal . Most especially, thanks Mom and Dad for giving me a dream come true - 4 years down, 4 to go. VET SCHOOL BOUND!!! Susan Lyndon Ullrich 318 S. Middletown Rd. Nanuet N.Y. 10954 Lab Animal club ' 84- ' 87 - President ' 85- ' 87, Block N Bridle ' 83- ' 84, Equestrian team ' 87, Intramural Volleyball ' 83 - Champs. Thanks to my family for all the love and support especially you mom. And to all my friends who made my years at D.V.C. more memorable - Love ya ' s and best of luck always! Stary, Stary night paint your palate Blue and white NBI , Popcorns, Kamikaze night - never again . . . , Head games , Barness Beach, Na club , Jerry-Man- dering, SHOUT , Drinking Riunite on trips back to Del Val, Ag 202?, Buck wheat, A-Day on the balcony, M M - No chocolatey mess, I have a ques- tion , tan shorts, aqua shirt, basket weaving, PoodlcHead, Billy from Philly, Weep — Womp, Iranian ' s go to Dune in Doughnuts, GPA Krabs, Tequilla - Boilermakers, All the love and happi- ness to Zelda and All my close Friends I ' ll miss you - Bye. Leslie Anne Ward 1 Munson Dr. Pompton Plains, N.]. 07444 Social House Rep., Equestrian Team, Intramural hockey, Dairy Society. Pop- corns, NBl, Buckwheat Gumby Par- ties, Smirnoff sisters, Penelope, Peb- bles, Boozer, cat bones, Phil, perfume, the candy bowl, flagpoles, Mopsy Buckwheat, Twirp, S.Q., Block Bridle banquet ' 85, Ag 202, Pearl Harbor Day, Sue ' s turtlenecks 1 must say, making up stories for JoAnna, Pink Zeldas, tan shorts, aqua shirt, Pam ' s calvins Gumby in the blender, taking out Leslie ' s con- tacts, the Iranians go to Duncan Donuts and Friendly ' s How will I know, Shout, lessons with Dar, Affiliate ' 86, Bambi Connie, M M ' s, Zadars, the family car, the Beastmobile, Segal parties, Florida, pennying K.J. in take this empty beer glass If you will, Leslie, Beth, Jo, Lisa, Deb, Julie, Sue - I ' ll miss ya. Thanks Mom Dad - I Love you Matthew Kellam Wheaton The Hun School of Princeton Princeton N.J. 08540 Intramural - Basketball, SoftBall. Senior class rep. to Social House, Student con- duc t c ommittee member Thanks to my family for all of their love and support. Special thanks to you mom for all you much needed help. 1 love you all. To the fella ' s: It ' s been a great 4 yrs living with you clowns, I ' ll see you all at the bachelor parties. Remember: miller genuine draft, platoon. The Farm House, The dodge, Bobbie, Elmo, Mikey, Pizza everynight, I.D ' s, Ulmann 111 112, Elson I freshman year. Silver bullet, Where ' s my roomate? He went home! again! Hustler poses, (hub hog (Shawn for 3 yrs) The Jew, Bowling, Me- tamorphasis. Bellows, finally (Jay, Jr. Snowy Blue) Thanks also to the Mali- shaucki family for your support and generosity Especially for your Daughter Diane: I love you Di, I ' m looking for- ward to spending the rest of my life with you. Thanks for all your love and support. James Ryan Whitfield 53 Nimhan circle Carmel N.Y. 10512 Equestrian Team (Fr., Soph., Sr.), Re- gional Champion ' 85 - 6th place nation- al championships. Peer counseling, as- sistant instructor of riding and driving for Del-Vals equine minor program. Block Bridle, Student Rep, Cornell nutrition conference. Thank you Mom and Dad for everything you have given me, money alone will never suffice as repayment. After all these years I ' ve fi- nally made it - Thanks for being there Karen and Jeanine also, To the girls in Cooke 114, Thanks for all the good times you ' re a special bunch. Remem- ber all the great times Darlene - danc- ing on tables at Contis, and the Ken- tucky nationals, occasional drinking and leaning on each others shoulders. Thanks for listening. Jon believe it or not you ' re the best roomate I ' ve ever had (and I ' ve had a few winners!). Driv- ing at A-Day, college horse shows, din- ner dances, feeding the ducks and leav- ing the warm bed on cold mornings. Remember the pork chops and ice cold water, J.R. and Gazesos, dyspnea, champagne and pearls, Roses and Krises, J.C. whatever happens to us down the road rerrrember you will al- ways be incredibly special to me. Thank you for all we have given to each other. I.L.U. Be happy. Good Luck to every- one. J.R.W. - Remember there is no such thing as a yalhoo Just different styles of equal importance. Debra Elizabeth Woil 3072 Bradley Road Chalfont PA. 18914 Cycling club (jr.) Im volleyball (jr., sr.) IM floor hockey (sr). Block and Bridle (sr.), A-Day (soph., jr., sr.) Love and thanks to Mom and Dad who made it all happen! Here ' s to: the Ullman gang of 184 for my first senior year and Samual 118 in ' 85 . . . the most gigin ' in D.V.C. history, Dar and Chris - we made the 4- man a success, outrageous dinner ses- sions, our Sr. Registereds, the sex wax- ettes live on!, OHHH those 5:30 mornings at farm 3, Homecomings in the lost (what score?), A-Day: the 36-hr state of mind, calf stall 2 with my very best friend - Thanks D.V.C.! Biology Memories JANICE MARIE ACCATATTA 33 Mallard Ct. Three Bridges, NJ Intramural Volleyball, 2 yrs.. Int ramural Floor Hockey, 2 yrs., Biology Club sec- retary, 1 yr.. Biology Club treasurer, 1 yr.. Biology Club, 4 yrs.. Lab Animal Club secretary, 1 yr., Lab Animal Club, 2 yrs., Photo Club, 2 yrs.. Ram Pages pho- tographer, 1 yr. To my friends and fam- ily who gave me the continual support and encouragement to hold my head up high and push onward. Sandy, Pen- ny, Ally, Mel, Beth, and Shari thanks for all the memories and good times. Mel remember alumni lane, oug and the pail of water. Don ' t ever forget Com- paritive Anatomy and those great shots before class. Penny and Beth thanks for being such good roomates and friends. Frank thanks for being a great brother. Todd thanks for helping me through alot of rough times. Douglas Mark Beach 25 Aubel Rd. Wayne, NJ 07470 Intramural Football, 2 yrs.. Intramural Volleyball, 2 yrs.. Intramural Softball, 2 yrs.. Biology Club, 4 yrs., Biology Club vice-president, 1 yr. Special love and thanks to mom and dad for their sup- port, guidance, and encouragement. j.M.E.A. and M.O.N., thanks for being there! Keep in touch and remember Once the best of friends, alswya the best of friends! J.F., thanks Jizz! The vacation is really over and life has just begun. Remember the 7-11 runs (9 Hoagies!). Kim and Greg, I finally did it! Thanks for helping me along. To those lucky enough to know, take care and enjoy your life! A good-bye to all and all Good Luck!! William L. Benner 553 Creek Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 Mark, Joanne, Steve, Brian, Jen, Art, Tom, Russ — Thanks to great friends for great times and for all of us getting all of us through!! Love your. Angel. And es- pecially thanks to my professors— the true heart of DVC. Love to Mom and Dad— Better late than never, HUH! Michael Bodies RD. 4 Box 255 Sussex, NJ 07461 Adventure Club, 1 yr., WDVC, 1 yr.. Biology Club, 4 yrs.. Chemistry Club, 4 yrs., Tresurer and ICC Rep of Chem Club, Ram Pages. Thanks Mom and Dad for giving me this opportunity. Rich, Brian (Booger), Pat, Ira ( Nerds ), Greg, Jim ( Ryno ), Joe ( Snooze ) — its been great knowing you all. Remember: Cherry Top Drive-In , Goldman Rip- pers , and The Wall . I ' ve had a really great time at DVC and I ' ll miss it. Friends call me Biff . Brian Joseph Bolognese 1574 Virmany Dr. Gilbertsville, PA 19525 Adventure Club, 1 yr.. Biology Club, 3 yrs.. Lacrosse, 2 yrs.. Student Govern- ment, 1 yr., Intramural Softball, 1 yr. Thanks to Mom and Dad for four great years. To some great guys: Ira, Pat, Mike (Biff), Joe, Greg, Jimbo Ryan- Stein- thanks for the good times. Remember Revenge of the Nerds , FireBall , Chicken roll and beer, it ' s been the greatest, I ' ll miss it. My friends call me Booger . Snooze try to up before 4 pm. Justina Marie Drey 11 Early St. Easton, PA 18042 Varsity Field Hockey, 4 yrs.. Captain, 2 ' 4H yrs., Middle Atlantic Conference All- Star, 2 yrs., Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.. Varsity Track and Field, 3 yrs.. Captain, 1 yr., Academic Ail-American, Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities, Biology Club, Traffic Court, 1 yr.. Class Treasurer, 2 yrs.. Co- op with Rohm and Haas, Program working in the training room. Intramu- ral Floor Hockey-Champs, Peer Tutor, 3 yrs. Participation in athletics made the 4 years at DelVal go by so quickly. Mis- chievious times exploring the Student Center and Library, rooves. Great friends including Mark, Amy, Art and Keary. Spottsie was a great roommate, too bad she couldn ' t stay. Analytical Chemistry and Comparitive Anatomy Labs were enjoyable. Brad visiting. Play- ing soccer in the lounge. The dreaded COW! Exploring the underground. Most of all, I ' d like to thank my parents for all they have done in helping acheive my goals. Arthur A. R. Hingst 311 Washburn Avenue Washington, NJ 07882 Apiary Society, 4 yrs., Vice President of Apiary Society, 3 yrs., Biology Club, 1 yr.. President (1 yr.) of Students Against Practitioners of Moose Abuse SA- POMA) Mark and Tina, my sincere thanks for your friendship, help, pa- tience and ALL those notes. We did some silly stuff, but Dr. Miller twas I who toilet papered your lab. Rich, You ' re the best roommate I never saw. Don ' t settle for less than Med. school- you too T.D.. Joe, I ' ll miss you (and the cookies) very much. And Jen, you ' ve made 86 ' -87 ' my best year and it always gets BETTER. I Love You. Vicki L. Keener 1827 Chantilly Court Virginia Beach, VA 23451 Varsity Volleyball, 4 yrs.. Captain 1 yr.. Varsity Softball, 4 yrs.. Varsity Basket- ball, 1 yr. Thanks mom! You ' re the greatest! Thanks Class of 84 ' and 86 ' — I would not have made it without unes guys. Holly L. Lofland 224 Fairview Ave. Quakertown, PA Thanks to all my whole family for their support and help. Special thanks to Kay for making sure all my term papers were correct, typed and turned in on time. Dave W.- thanks for all your notes. Brian B.- on 1 30 87 you finally made it to lab. before 9 am., not bad after 4 years. Okay everybody, it ' s Miller time. Regina Marie Matulaitis 781 Dick Avenue Warminster PA 18974 Biology Club 1, 2; Co-op; USDA, 1985 L and 1986 So much left to know and I ' m on the road to find out ... Thank you Mom, for all your support - It means so much to me. Good luck to all the bio majors - We ' ve been through a lot together, but it ' s been fun. Sophia, if you don ' t become a vet, it ' s CUR- TAIN RODS for you! Long live Van, Von, and Yusof Islam. Love always tQ| Bob. ♦ Melanie J. O ' Neill MEL 500 Rodman Avenue Jenkintown, PA 19046 J i Equine Club - Vice President, Equestri- an Team - secretary. Biology Club, Chess Club, Adventure Club, I.C.C, Rampages, A-Day, Intramural floor hockey and volleyball. SYN - Co Bill , Barness 1st, Mrs. W., A-day, Shed my. squirrel, Equestrian team road trif l Riding Irish around the farms, working security. Dr. Berthold ' s philosophies, white water rafting, Oug, Mr. Johnson ' s lab ' s. Popcorns, 21st b ' day party, Janice and Allison - ups and downs for 4 years - we ' ve grown so much! Mark Richard Thomas P.O. Box 87 Bedminster, PA 18910 Student Government, Commuter Rep- resentative to the senate 2, 3, 4, Com- muter Representative to the class of ' 87 - 3, 4 Traffic court jurer - 2, 3, Traffic court judge - 4, Biology club - 2, 3, 4 Tutor - 3, 4, Constitution committee - 3, 4 Thanks Mom and Dad for you love and support! Tina Drey, you ' re the greatest, a sincere thanks for your help and patience, I couldn ' t have done it without you!!! Art and Rich, thanks for the hospatality, you guys can use my room anytime! Don ' t forget the roofs, soda machines, motorcycle rides, and the Grimcrack ligament. J.M.D. (T.D.), DEAREST, WE ' RE FRIENDS FOREVER!!! Laura Jean Tobin 15 Dellwood Court Colonia, N.J. 07067 Biology Club - Vice president 4, secre- tary 3, Homecoming nominee 4; Lab Animal Club - treasurer 2, 3; Intramural Volleyball 1, Intramural Floor Hockey 1, 2; Student Co-op program at Smith Kline and Beckman 3 and Argus Re- search 4 Thanks Mom, Dad, and my whole family for all your love and sup- port. I could not have done any of this without you. E.G., T.E., J.W., and D.H. - thanks for the shoulder to cry on and your advise when 1 needed them. To all the new friends I made at Del Val, re- member all the great times we had and good luck in the future. To Del Val, don ' t forget our great Class of ' 87 and thanks for all the great times you have given us. Dr. M., Dr. Bru, Dizzy Gra- zioso. Admissions, and Fin. Aid, thanks for all your help throughout the years Tracy - Shoot Them All {except Paul). For the best is saved for last, Paul, thanks for making me so happy, keep up the good work. Luv ya 4-ever. Business Administration Memories Loren W. Bush 7 Sleepy Hollow Lane Warren, NJ 07060 Football 1, 2; Business Club 3; IM Foot- ball 3, 4; IM Floorhockcy 1; IM Basket- ball 2; IM Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Mom Dad Thank you for all your help support, I Love You! Dee Dee Mandy I did it! Brendan Good Luck! $ BBD is where it ' s at! Carol-I.L.Y.P.!! Yeah, I ' ll have a cup of coffee Kim! Jerry Pete, and Cat, Three wheelin at Glennhurst! 4 MR Doesn ' t cut the Ice! Brian, Frank, Al Jimmy I had fun! I hope everyone can say the same. Later Del Val or Delaware Valley College of Business Administra- tion Science Agriculture. Steven Mark Caffey 3315 Hemlock Cr. Box 372 Mechanicsville, PA 18943 Track Field 84, 85, 86, Co-Capt 87; IM Volleyball Champs-Biffsters 85; IM Hockey champs-SFV 86. The SFV vs. EMO Rivalry - SVF 4 - EMO 1, 1986. The Biffsters - Buck, Kintu, Tender Kenny. Jan. Beach Party. Summer of 86 - Wildwood. Spangler who? Albert Colombo Jr. 576 Shernington Lane Runnermede, NJ 08078 Football, 1- Intramural Hockey, Foot- ball, Softball, 2, 3, 4. Mom Dad thanks, I couldn ' t have done it without you! AMLF - Jeanne. YO J - It ' s been real can you say yo Baby, yo Baby yo. Yo Jim, - The LA Dream team is OUT!!! Darcell Estep Fee Fee 1820 B Copeland Street Annapolis, MD 21403 Freshman: V Softball, Business Club. Sophmore: V-Basketball MVP Junior: V-Basketball Coaches Award Senior: V- Ba sketball, Yearbook Staff V2 semester. Thanks Mom for all of your support Love, I couldn ' t have done it without you. It ' s been a good 4 yrs. I thank John Boone for making my last 3 yrs. a learning but wonderful time. I love you J.B. To all my home girls: S.C. R.H., D.M., V.R., T.M., L.S., M.S., L.R. To all of the fellows in Goldman: 105, 106 etc. Work Jay in Elson. To Coach: Best wishes in your future teams. Believe don ' t make Believe. Franklin George Hoffman RD 1 Box 107 Newmanstown, PA 17073 Band, 4 yrs: Sec. 2, Treas. 4; Computer Club, 3 yrs.: Pres. 3, 4; A-Day Comm. 4 yrs. Mom Dad thanks for everything, I could not have done it without your love support. I remember all the fun I had with my friends Brian, Lor en, Dar- lene. Deb, Chris Jim, John, etc. Let ' s go to the Fan Club one more time. Good Luck to everyone in the future. Lori Ann Luciano 1 Kennedy Court Middletown, NJ 07748 Equestrian Team- 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club; ICC- 2; A-Day Committee- Sec, 2, 3; Treas., 3, 4; Floor Hockey- Jr. Rip- pers, 3, Jelly 4. Massanutteri ski trip. White Russians for breakfast, 21 Mudslides ATCing through puddles, Lori do you have any Pepsi Jr. Rip- pers for life. Smurfettes 1, 2, 3. Friends like Alexi, Deb, Kim, Trish, Sue Stay with you always. Speedshop living is for me. Thanks everyone for everything. Mom, I couldn ' t do it without you Thanks Dad you made it possible. And how could I forget friends like Ray, Al, Dan and even Eric. I ' ll miss everyone I love you all. Bye!!! . . . Walter Franklin Murphy 1046 Davis Grove Rd. Ambler, Pa 19002 IM Football, Floorhockey, Softball, 1-4; Business Club, 1-4; Agrivusiness Club (vice pres.) 3-4; Tour Guide, 4; A-Day Committee (advertising marketing), 3-4; Ski Club, 1-4. To my Mom Dad thank you for the love support that you ' ve given me through life, for making my college yrs. possible. Matty, my entreprenevrial Buddy, Let them Laugh about our empire. If You have any stock tips rail me. (HIS) Gonna miss those hours of talks Buddy, Good luck in the corps. Cast 6 of Philosophy. JACK (casabooboo) Yamaha snowmo- biles. Strohs is tough beer. Softball con- nection. Good luck in the future. Don ' t take stock tips from Matt. Fieaster-cor- ner room, gotta love Floorhockey Champ. Good Luck hope things work out w Donna. SPANG!! Good times your crazy. Remember Vermont, puke. Good Luck. Dinners at Aunt Nancy ' s to Jack, Matt, Steve, We Had Good times, never forget them Kevin, Bubba, Clancy, John F., Jimmy, Ed, Work 2nd, Good Luck, Keep the tradition. Bubba your a mountian man, Steve C, Bob C. took a long time to get that hockey trophy. Chedster!! Thanks Sue B. for the TENNIS GAMES. Yo Matty Jack who took that phone. James P. Roche 12011 Legion St. Philadelphia, PA 19154 Rhode Island, New Jersey, Philadelphia, California, Julie, Jules, Jul. Daniel David Rothenheber 115 Devon Road Chalfont, PA 18914 Soccer- Fall ' 85, ' 86; Lacrosse- Spring, ' 86, ' 87, Lacrosse Treas. ' 87. I would like to thank my Friends for introducing me to their numerous but exotic board games. For what we have gained in knowledge. However, my back will never be the same after that night of dancing on the table while being tied around the waist with a black tie to ... . Steven Ronald Spangler 2169 Roosevelt Ave. York, PA 17404 A-Day Chairperson ' 87, Business Club- (Pres) ' 86, A-Day rep ' 86, Student Gov. A-Day Rep. ' 87, Ski Club-(Tres.) ' 85, ICC Rep, ' 85, Band, ' 86 ' 87, IM Vol- leyball Champs, ' 84 ' 85, Football, Bas- ketball. Thanks Mom Dad for all your Love Support. Last one. But the best for last! Thanks for the support Mike, Laurie, Lynne. Uhman all 4 yrs? Are you Nuts!! Spang, Wang, Spanky anyone know my first name? Phil did we really drink that much? Oh well! Lets do it again tonight! Rich, Scott, Dan, Coop, Phil, Mark, Reds Sr. year is Great, Have fun!! The boys- Walt, Matt, Jack Kelly ' s? No, Boltz not the NBI! Thanks Sue for the special memories. dk Dairy Husbandry Memories Bruce K. Brown RD 1 80 Heller Hill Road Blairstown, N.j. 07825 Dairy society - 4 yrs. - meeting Kathy - southern comfort night - yukon jack night - the night at pennridge high school - home coming of ' 86 - cut off - Thanks Mom and Dad Mark David Butcher RD 6 Box 289 York PA 17404 Dairy Society, D.V.C. dairy herdsman, Football, I.M. Basketball, I.M. softball Stacey, beer, working, road trips, fish- ing with Dingle, My truck getting shot, nutrition studing. Feces collection with Bruce, Matt, and Mike, Milking with Paul, Southern comfort, wild turkey. She LOVES ME . . . She loves me, din- ning hall, JRP, Cooke Hall Cynthia Sue Donough 420 West High St. Manheim PA 17545 Dairy Society 1, 2; Collegiate 4-H; A.P.O. 1; Freshman class treasurer. Soph, class social house rep; Movie chairperson 2; Jr. class president; Year- book staff 2, 3, 4,; Yearbook literary editor 2; Yearbook editor-in-chief 4; Who ' s Who Among American colleges and Universities students. Thanks Mom and Dad for all your support and faith in me! I really did it - I ' m a college grad!! Thanks to all of my D.V.C. friends who made the last 4 years a memorable ex- perience Julie, you ' re a special friend. Don ' t ever forget late nite studying, on the spur parties, Ceasars, fun arobics . Picnic at Lake Galena, Nutrition, Repro, feeds, 3 a.m. milkings, trips to acme, shopping sprees, and all the interest- ing conversations!! I ' m glad you were always there when I needed a pep talk ! stay in touch, Kevin, always re- member 4-26-86, 2-14-87, 6-11-88, my room, your house, the Plaza, movie theater, hot tubs, shopping, walking around the mail, homecoming, making tuna casserole, double dating with Ed- die and Stacey, Hershey park, Atlantic City, getting thrown out of the Casino, horse races, spending Christmas to- gether. New Year ' s Eve, the ever forge- table sofa, $60 phone bills. Ground Round, B. Maxwell ' s, Dennys, Amore, and all the other unforgetable mo- ments I spent with you. I love you!! Brian E. Fleisher RD 3 Box 80 Newport, PA 17074 Dairy Society - 4 yrs. President 1 yr., clipping co-chairman 2 yrs., ' 86 Dairy Judging Team, ' 85 Livestock Judging Team, Baseball freshman yr., I.M. vol- leyball, and Softball, F.F.A. sentinel 1 yr., DTA, Block Bridle DAITY BOYS, Juddy Buddy, Thriller, Duck, Leonard, Segal parties, B.H. sales, road trips, Can- ada, the new Dairy Boys, Veav, Thomas, Rap, Gary, Al, clipping. Farm shows, all of the good friends and times that I ' ve had. A-Day farmhouse, affiliate both judging teams with trucker, Doug, Din- gle, and others. Dreading 3 am milk- ings, working G.A., the executive shut- tle. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, you ' ve been great. Thanks Jerry Jonathan Reed Friedline RD 2 Boswell PA 15531 3 am. milkings at the dairy, parties at west and speedshop. Thanks Mom and Dad, Good Luck to Lori, Kim, Deb and Dave. Goodbye Bossman, Clarissa and 1 will miss ya, And a special thanks to Debbie Michael Robert Hammerstone Box 343 RD 1 Bloomsbury N.J. 08804 Thanks Mom and Dad! Fellas, don ' t for- get all the great times we ' ve had: Elson 1 5 There seems to be a pattern here Three pizza night; Cinko Berry Juice; Messin ' with the Queen Bee , Hustler poses. The Ulman House Halloween Party of ' 84. Mattress sled- ding at Pennridge H.S. ( Chubhog and Sparky bit the dust) We were wasted every night!! Jim ' s Metamorpheses. John Deere and Chevy 4X4 ' s - get out of here! Black label and Miller genuine draft. How about our stereo, Tim? Not out-of-hand at our Jr. Dinner Dance! O.K. Now who ' s more p whipped? Matt, I ' m going home again. You ' ve got the room tonight. Homecoming Keg partys. Elson 1st keg party. Southern comfort night. Jim, lets go to 7-11 spitball fight. Jimmy, who ' s clothes are these? BACF Bronze that sofal! David Lohmann Cedar Lake Rd. RD Box 99 Clayville N.Y. 13322 Mary Beth Roe RD 1 Box 728 Westtown N.Y. 10998 I will always remember the nutsy times with the C.F. crew and my Berk, friends: A.H., K.F., and A.W., who still have two more long years to go. Thanks Mom and Dad - 1 couldn ' t have made it without you. Juliet Marilyn Squier RD 2 Box 249 Nicholson Pa 18446 Track Field (fr.), Dairy Society 4 yrs - A-Day rep (3), I.C.C. rep (4). R.A. (4), Yearbook staff (4), ' 86 Dairy Judging Team, I.M. Volleyball (1, 2) I.M. Floor hockey (1, 2, 4) Thanks to everyone who helped make my 4 yrs. here at D.V.C. good ones. Especially Cindy, Da- vid (L.), and Jon. Mr. Myers (Jerry) thanks for helping me with the judging, did you ever explain the difference be- tween ayrshires and guernseys to Jack- ie? - T.J. it was an interesting 2 yrs. Remember locking the door and pre- tending no ones home. Good luck see ya bye. - David, remember those won- derful parties at west esp. A-Day (Mi- key, Mary, Bruce, Kathy, Jon, Deb, Timmy and the rest) the few speed shop parties. Who will forget those 3 am milkings - Cin, thanks, you were a great friend take care and keep in touch. Good luck to you all and anyone I didn ' t mention. Mom and Dad THANKS with out you these memories wouldn ' t have been possible. Food Industry Memories Deborah Daras 1519 Norristown Road Ambler, PA 19002 4 year Berk. 1st, Official partier, FADI- 4. Berkowitz 1st all the way. Price is right or maybe Lets make a Deal? Can I have a BH or perhaps something else. Spcedshop WHCC lots of fun. Early morning walk home from dinner dance. Hey, Steve I wanna be an ele- phant. Hey Fred talk to me or no? May- be next weekend; Fish I had great times roomie but no more happy hour or NBI. Take care all I ' ll miss you all, especially Wendy Laura. Thanks Mom Dad for mv tour year vacation its the best one I ' ll ever have, I love you Steve! SPCILUVM!! Gregory C. Mditern 740 Deerfieid Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 Christian Fellowship 3 yrs., DVC Band, Chemistry Club, Institute of Food Technologist member (IFT) Chemistry rules the scientific world. Love to Mi- chele, my college sweetheart soon to be wife. Thanks praise to the Lord for changing my life. I ' m off to graduate school to work for a Ph.D. in food chemistry. Brian J. Rankin 30 Russell Rd. Willow Grove, P 19090 i Football- 1, 2, 3; RA- 2, 3; Caesars Pub Mgr.- 2; Intramurals- 1, 2, 3, 4 I ' d like to thank Mom Dad for believing in me. The most important thing I ' ve learned the past four yrs.is that a man can never outgrow his family. A lot of things have happened in the past 4 yrs. we all made it together Thanks for all of your love support. Linda, thanks for stick- ing by me the last 2 yrs. You ' re the best thing that happend here. Love you lots. Thanks again. Pat, Abbot, Loren, Frank, Paul, Jeff Good Luck thanks for all the memories. Robert Michael Sauer Jr. f mm 105 Devon Rd. Chalfont, PA 18914 Lacrose Club- ' 84- ' 85, VP- ' 85- ' 86, Pres.- ' 86- ' 87; Food industry club; ski club; IM Hockey; IM Lacrose; Ripper Float. Sauers- ail of you- Thanks, I needed it! RIPPERS- Lets go Giggin ' ! r Cheeseballs- you ' re a tasty bunch! jr. Rippers- carry ori the tradition! Lax is Back!- ' 87, Chris, do we have refs? Dina- I.L.V.- where do buffalo wings come from? Va. hot tubs. Haunted Houses Grass Stains! I ' m a Danish, I ' m a Danish, OOH . . . , Windy, you blew me over! Dan- Help, I ' m in a cave! . . . Don ' t spill that water! - Look out Top Gun! 5 ' under club- these curtains are driving me crazy! that ain ' t working! YaJ .,nojA ' . It ain ' t Eazy bein ' CHEEZY! 11173 Stonewall Rd. Shippensburg, PA 17257 WDVC Radio Station- Bus. Dir.- 1, 2, Pres.- 3; Food Industry Club- 1; IM vol- leyball-1; IM softball-1 A fond farewell to all who have made the past 4 yrs. so special. A special good bye to all my Friendly friends- You ' re a great bunch to work with I ' ll miss you All. To all of my fellow grads I wish good luck, especially Flap my roomate- Be cool Whaler! Love ya! I made it Carle Marie!- You ' re turn! But most of all, all thanks love to my parents whose sup- port believing in me made it all possi- ble. We did it!! Horticulture Memories Thomas C. Benton ,„,™_„ P.O. Box 325 Chester N.J. 07930 Horticulture Club 3, 4 treasurer. Intra- mural Volleyball, Apiculture Thanks Terry and Chris for the fun last year. For this year thanks Tom Tom, Mags, Patti, Dan, Brett, Mike, and Buff I will never forget Goldman 204 parties most every night, if I spread my legs. I know this dude that knows this dude . It ' s a joke. aul W. Kisly 8499 Tinker Tavern Rd. Pulaski, NY 13142 Horticulture Society, Annual Harvest Art Editor ' 85- ' 87, Tropical fish club; Model railroad club treasurer 2 yrs. Christian Fellowship-4-yrs. - Executive committee 3 yrs. Chairman ' 87 To God be the g|ory! Thanks Mom and Dad for your help and understanding. Rev 19:11-16 mmm . . . You ' re Right! Be cool, Scottman; THE Hort crew ' 85; Rob, Fred, Jim, Chuck, Dave, Steve Amen! Flaming Seik with the Power, Harold, and Philly; Eating the apple quiz; Peteman transforming and rolling out; amoebatron; Ma-shell; Spider man, rinky dinks, and nerds; Caw-fee! Summer of ' 86 when I found my Bear, PTL! Kathleen Theresa Marini 2121 Veale Road Wilmington, Delaware 19810 Delta Tau Alpha, A-Day, Horticulture Society president. Varsity cross coun- try. Varsity track. Intramural floor hock- ey. Intramural Volleyball, Who ' s who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges ' 86 Homecoming Thanks Mom, Dad and Family for your love, support and encouragement over ft. the past years, Brenda and Betsy, let ' s attack the real world in full force. Car- ole and D.J., best of luck Vickie, watch out for dinosaurs wearing tuxedoes and eating oreos. Glenn, Keep in touch! Betsy, can a turbo VW pull a Winneba- go? The possibilities are endless! Ornamental Horticulture Floriculture Memories Stephen Andrew Ercolino 3461 Friendship St. Philadelphia, PA 19149 Christain Fellowship- 4 yrs., IM volley- ball softbjil- 4 yrs. Floral Society- 4 yrs., A-Day flower show- 2 yrs.. Apiary society- 2 yrs. Thanks Mom Dad for your love support these 4 yrs. To my special friends Mark, Jamie, Doug, Cheryl Don, thanks for all the great times. Nerf football, night football, trips to Friendlys, movie nights anything else we ' ve done. It ' s been a great 4 years with you. Timothy Coll 4063 Bensalem Blvd. Bensalem, PA 1 Football- 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Hockey; IM Soft- ball. To the Goldman Rippers, What another speeshop party? Oh well Fu- bar again. I ' ve had the rest now I ' ve found the best. A-Day 1986. Judy Diane Henry RD 8 Box 8153 Stroudsburg, PA 18360 Ram Pages- ' 84- ' 86; FFA-1. Karen: Your are more than just a friend, you are my best friend. Thanks for all the memories thanks for helping me grow for growing with me. I couldn ' t have made it without you. I promise I ' ll come visit! Ed- I ' m sure I ' ll never find another part- ner that can dance like you Thanks for all the fun thanks for the friendship. Ana you were great as a friend roo- mate. Keep in touch. Chris I better hear from you too. Best of Luck with your live marriage. Mario you were a treat you comments I ' m sure I ' ll miss. PS Ka- ren If you ever have the craving to spend money, call me! Remember when the going gets tough go shop- ping. Bud, Joe, Bob, Eric, Stefan Brian, John, Pyott, Ed, Rose, Wendy- Thanks for presenting life to me in each of your own special ways- I ' ll never forget any of you. Leroy Robert Labold Jr 1045 Limekiln Pike Ambler, PA 19002 •t • ♦• A-Day Floral Competition- ' 86 ' 87; FTD 3-B Christman show Trade fair door decorating competition- ' 86; ALCA Mid-Atlantic Field Day Floral Competition- ' 66- ' 87. AGL- OOO LOVES YOU PINUPS. Mary Margaret Loeffler Box 719 Wrenwood Way Wrightstown, PA Equestrian Team- 1984-1985; Pi Alpha Xi; Ornamrnial Hort. Honor Society- 1986-1987; A-Day Floral Competition- 1986-87; FTD 3-B Christmas Show Trade Fair Door Decorating Competi- tion- 1986. Thanks to Officer 13 for the wide selection of traffic tickets Special thanks to those that Walked like an Egyptian with me at Longwood. Pinups. Julie A. Myers 29 Walter Ave. Norwalk, Conn. o6851 Thanx Mom Dad I love you! To all my friends, who have watched me gro s, seen me laugh, helped me when I cried, held me when I was lonely Thanx, ILY. To Debbie you are the greatest roommate one could have- Thanx for putting up with me. Oh Fur- sure. Tuesday nite- Import nite- Joe, John, Eric, Rob. Private card games. BERABERATE. Ain ' t nothin I can ' t han- dle, IHY- BH. A-Day Bring your own. Homecoming Beach. Lives one more yr. The Cave, Pumpkin. Giz Sking. Spring break- Flor- ida! Jul with the tool, Virgin Mary Herman. Cheeze Fries on the beach.. Three in a Bed. Ocean City, Cancun. Who Would ' ve . . . Eric (ILY) Thanx- friends for making it all possible. May- be, Kindda, Sorta, Yeah- WE DID IT! Victoria J. Pierce 109 Slicers Mill Rd. Rising Sun, MD 21911 Chorale- 1, 2, 3, 4; Floral Society- 4; Hort. Society- 2, 3; Phila. Flower Show- 2, 3, 4; PA Collegiate Choir- 3; A-Day Flower Show- 3, 4; Homecoming Queen-4. Thank you Mom Dad for all of your support financial help I Couldn ' t have Done it without you. To all my friends on Barness 2nd thanks for a great 4 yrs. I love you all will miss you all terribly. Julie always remember Floral Design our challenges, remem- ber that fireside basket.! owe you alot for helping me to find my design po- tential. Remember NBI Eric pop- corns. I always love you wish you right next door. Donna thanks for be- ing the only roommate that I got along with. Good luck next. Geoffrey I will always love you- Thanks for all the good times. Diane thanks for making chorale fun. KL Pa ' t ul David Quattrocchi Fourth St. Riverton, NJ 08077 : Pi Alpha Xi- VP 85 86; Pres. 86 87; Del- ta Tua Alpha- 86 87; Hort. Society; ICC rep. -85 86, 85-87; ICC Sec Tres.- 86 87; A-Day Floral Design Show; Phila. Flower Show- 83-87. Thanks for the support mom dad Elson Freshman yr. (shoebox), Chinese, Chi Chi ' s, Chinch- a-da, Bar Char, G.A.S., Noooo! Work 2nd Finster Baby, Schlumburgers Bride, Oh Fine! Quaching after night class, Thursday pressing Saturday vending at Football games. Best of Luck Sven member the guy with the sweater. Wendy Sue Raubenhiemer 1 Oslo Dr. Rockaway, NJ 07866 Student Gov. Tres.- 3, Student Gov. VP- 4, Inter-Council Pres.- 4, Phila. Flower Show Committee- 1, 2, 3, 4, Flo- ral Society- 1, 2, 3, 4. The best yrs. of my life- so far Thank you Del-Val for so many wonderful memories. Berk 111, Ul- man days. West is Best, Pit parties. Shop parties, what the is a Contra? Berk beach. Pads, pig roasts, my floriculture buddies. Rippers, Homecomings, Kel- ly ' s on Thrs., NBI, Court St. you ' re great! Deb, I ' m so glad we made it through together. John, May 17th isn ' t that far away- I love you!!! Geoffrey A. Simpson Hort. Society ( ' 83- ' 86), Floral Society ( ' 86- ' 87), Phila. Flower Show ( ' 83- ' 87), IM Football (83) Thanks Mom Dad for seeing me through my college career. I hope someday to be able to repay you with my talents. Vickie (Kiddo) This is it. We finally made it through these 4 long yrs. Now the future is yours mine together. We ' ve shared the best of memories now the best are to come. I love you with all my heart!! Phil Col- lins, Teddy Bear Eyes, making popcorn, car breaking down. That first dance our special dinner at the cafeteria, I love you!) Ornamental Horticulture Landscaping Memories Edward James Adams Edge Hill Rd. Bedminister, PA 18910 Pi Alpha Xi (Pres. Tres.- 2 yrs) Phila. Flower Show (2 yrs.). Delta Tau Alpha (2 yrs.). Landscape Nursery Club (2 yrs.). Flower Judging team Ricky Rays Work Study, Dugouts EMO Landscape Construction, Bats NIWASH, getting the gravely out of Lake Archer, Yellow thing Japenese gardening. Plant scav- enger, Star gazer, Rosades Bonsai, Want to buy any trees?. Bundles of 100 only. Go Navy! Got a truck to donate to DVC, Best of Luck to my friends in Samuel 2nd. Roy H. Boltz R 1 Box 244 Myerstown, PA 17067 Student Gov. Pres.- 4, Social Board Chairperson- 4, Presidential Search Com. -4, Intramurals- 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer- 1, 2, Golf- 2, Ceasars Pub Mgr.-3, A-Day Tres.-3, Flora! Soc- 2, 3, Landscape-1, 2, 3, 4, Dairy-3, Agronomy- 4, RA-2, 3, 4, Student Gov. Member- 3. The Dun- geon, The Farm Flouse, The Dinner Dances, Meeting many new friends at parties activities. Going to the NBI, Winning the floor hockey champion- ship, All the field trips. Slam Flail Soph, yr., playing soccer. Mario Carl Galanti 413 Lower Main BIdg. Allentown, PA 18104 Ski Club- ' 83; Christian Fellowship; Pres. of NERTS Patrol, Landscape field day team, Phila. Flower Show- ' 86 ' 87; Landscape Nursery club. To Mom Dad my family. Thank you for always being there all the love, I love you! To all my friends, who are too numer- ous to name, thanks for all the long nights laughing crying, if it weren ' t for you I would never have made it through all the hard times the good times wouldn ' t have been so good. I thank you, I love you I ' ll miss you so very much. Christine Marie Gerlach 3271 Papermill Rd. Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006 Volleyball- 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball- 1, 2; Flow- er show- 3; IM floor hockey- 2, 4. Thanks Mom, Dad Peggy H. I couldn ' t have made it without your help support. Ann I will miss you, come visit. Deb: dogs puppies, Dar: roomies forever, Good-Bye Del Val. Thomas Hertler Box 15 Blossom Hill Rd. Lebanon, NJ 08833 Lacrosse club- ' 84, ' 85, ' 87; IM Volley- ball- ' 86; IM Hockey- ' 84, ' 85, ' 86. Gas Grill, Fire house at West, The Famous ' Dammit ' Matress Run, Gloria Kite fly- ing. Mud diving. Alcohol at sunrise. The Beer bottles almost fallin on Tasker ' s head. Mr. Tasker being apalled about our room. Drinking, driving, girls-DON ' T MIX! Gumby damit, Blue Bell Pa, Shoveling Snow, ' Rush ' befon Chem. test. (Samuel) Glenn Markley 1560 Delong Dr. Downingtown, PA 19335 IM Softball- 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Football 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Floorhockey- 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Alpha Xi-4; Delta Tau Alpha Pres.- 4. Softball Champions ' 85, Fllorhockey Champi- ons ' 86, Walt, Bob, TJ, Paul, Jeff, Erie , Ray Kate. I ' ll never forget you guys. Hey, TJ remember those Party nitcs; NBI, Kulpsville, Driving, snow storms, going to the gym. Graduation ' 87, -tc Ya, Bye. William R. Moller White Pains, NY Work Hall RA, Admissions Department tour guide college rep., DVC Green- house work study program. Thank you, to all the friends of Bill Wilson. You gave me my life my family. Thank you to my Mom Dad for their sup- port love Thank God for the serenity to accept the thing I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, the wisdom to know the difference. Good Bye from Grand-Pa. M. « w k Matthew Joseph Moonan 4 East School Lane Yardley, PA 19067 IM Floorhockey- 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Basket- ball- 1, 2, 4; IM Softball-1, 2; Landsca- pe Nursery Club. To all Samuel 2nd former Samuel 2nd boys it has been a great 4 yrs. with a lot of good memories Memories I ' ll never forget. EMO will aiwways reign. Make sure we all keep in touch. James R Morris RD 1 Box 404A Stockton, NJ 08559 Get rich retire. Also thanks for every- thing Deb you got me through it all. Thomas Christian Nelson 5100 Molitia Hill Rd. Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 Pi Alpha Xi member- ' 86; Soil Judging team- Fail ' 84; Phila. Flower Show- ' 85; Cross Country- ' 82 ' 83; College Chior- ' 84; A-Day Rep Landscape Nurs- ery Club ' 87; Honor Society ' 82 (Ires.- 86- ' 87); Christian Fellowship- ' 82 - ' 87. Thanks Mom Dad Family for making this step in my life possible. Best wishes to those in C. F., Choral, Apiary Society, Cross Country, the library. Good bye God Bless. Thanks Mom Dad for all of your love William Henry Rein support. Beth, thanks for all your 150 Acorn Dr. help Uncle Doug. Fellas, Good Luck Warminster, PA 18974 Ram Pager (Co-Editor in Chief- ' 86 ' ' 87); Flower Show- ' 85, ' 86, ' 87 (Publica- tions); A-Day- ' 85 ' 86; Pi Alpha Xi-H ' 85- ' 86, ' 86- ' 87 (Sec) Commuting to DVC for all 4 yrs. had its drawbacks as well as its benefits— Mom, Dad Barb at home had to put up with an unpre- dictable student under pressure (Thanks for loving me through it all) — but the friends I made, especially my fellow commuters proved that DVC could be a second home even when we had to fight the elements to be here almost every morning. I am indebted to those teachers who went out of their way to help me in so many ways, but especially for my future. Thank you Mel, Share, Allison for giving my friends in those 1st yrs. — you helped me become part of DVC, to learn a great new card game to play away the time between classes. May your futures be what you hope them to b Gerald E. Saul i 3 Sparrow Drive Livingston, N) 07039 ey M Soccer- MVP; Floorhockey; IM Basket- bail. Ripper forever! Pepsi, Genesee, Busch, Mud. Masanutten on one foot. 4Vi yr. plan. She ' s a jr. Ripper. Super-kitty. ABC. FORD, NBI. Mom Dad thanks. Dan, I can ' t say enough. Deb, I ' ll always luv ya. Thanks! Eric Christopher Schultz 144 Bethel Mill Rd. Sewll, NJ 08080 Ske club- 1, Landscape Nursery club- 1, 2, 3, 4, IM Football- 1, 2, 3, 4, IM hock- ey- 2, 3, IM Softball 2, 3, 4. Thanks Mom Dad for all your support it ' s ■ een real! So long to the Ulman Bros, e took it twice! Ned, the mad trap- per, Superdick, Tues. Nights- NBI, late night card games, Neshaminy $80 worth, VU party road trip, Superbowl parties ' 86 ' 87. It ' s been nothing I can ' t handle! _ Mark A. Vrabic 3991 Sycamore Dr. Northampton, PA 18067 Floral Society- 3, 4; Landscape- 3; Alpha Phi Omega- 3, 4; Pi Alpha Xi-4; Apiary Society- 4; IM Volleyball- 4. Mom Dad thanks for giving me the opportu- nity to go to school. Without you I wouldn ' t lidve made it. JC, SF, BH, LB, BB, JM, I love ya all. You ' re my best friends. I will never forget you guys. Remember the good times Keep in touch. Joey thanks for helping me through the rough times Brian Steve, no more sticky situations To everyone 1 knew enjoy life take one day at a time. Laura Zipper 157 Be 119th St. Rockaway Park, NY 11694 Landscape Nursery club Deb, Wendy, Sue, FD, SC, BM, DP, CC, FD, the Pit, Pink Niagara taste, MF, SK, Thanks for all the great times. Thanks Mom Dad! Steve- you know. BYE! i T r I P 8 7 ' .4 Senior Trip 156 Senior Trip 157 Senior Trip 158 Cancun, Mexico Senior Trip 159 y Senior Trip 160 ..s? ' - ' - ' ' ' - u Fun In The Sun!! Senior Trip 161 Graduation Graduation 162 Class Of 1987 Graduation 163 fr.-: tJf . Graduation 164 Graduation 165 Graduation 166 Graduation 167 Seniors . • . rr r ' m • --V •♦ . ►V ■ i-T l -A ' ? A ■ - %:? V .- Graduation 168 ' ■i .TiliS ' ' Good Bye And Good Luck Graduation 169 W i Founders Day 172 A P r I 1 9 8 7 Founders Day 173 P H F Pd n f K Bjr|H y HI tl jlSwffej ' A 1 Jl HH StijH Career Day 174 Career Day 175 Philadelphia Flower Show 176 n ■H B H 9 IH H Iq I k Hk SPI I I H ' JRb HVl iV Philadelphia Flower Show 177 Homecoming ' 86 mr , J 1 m kJ[ ' - H 9 i .p 1 : . . M j m km Homecoming 178 Homecoming 1986! D.V.C. and what it means to me was our theme this year - and even though the weather was not perfect our clubs sure did put together some great floats. Block and Bridle was the first place float and Dairy Club and Biology Club took 2nd and 3rd places. It was a wet parade but we all managed to have a great time anyway. Our homecoming queen judges had a tough time making their decisions this year- They had so many great can- didates to choose from. The choice that they made was for Brenda Werner from the Horticulture club, so once again it turned out to be a day filled with Aggie spirit and a day enjoyed by al Homecoming 179 Homecoming 180 Homecoming 181 Play Fair Activities 182 Jack And The Beanstalk Activities 183 Murph Activities 184 Hayride Activities 185 Parent ' s Day Caricatures Activities 186 Halloween Activities 187 Let ' s Dance Activities 190 m. Aclrvities 191 Activities 192 Activities 193 Activities 194 Activities 195 Comedy Cabaret 196 Senior Wine And Cheese Party 197 Senior Dinner Dance 198 mt ? Q M ■ f m i • ' in f n g C o n c e Spring Concert 199 A-Day A-Day 200 ♦J « A-Day 201 A-Day 202 A-Day 203 AGRONOMY CLUB (Back row, L to R) Steve Fehnel, Nick Shvidrik, Steve Duckworth, Phil Snader, Doug Kauffman, Tim Brown, Paul D ' Agostino, Lome (Bubba) Bachur, Dave Griscom, Ched Baker, Andy Ernst, Andy Karaskie, Mr. Ciaycomb, Dr. Pal- kovics (Front row, L to R) Nancy Ondra, Mark Zayleskie, Robert Kopka, Dave Bachinsky, Darren Alles, Paul Bolan- owski, Christopher Falkler. APIARY SOCIETY (L to R) Eugene Constantine Jr., Kate Marini, Thomas C. Benton, Melanie O ' Neill, Art FHingst, Doc, Ken Pecota, Bill Brosky, Mike Hibbard, Paul Kisly. BAND (Back Row) Jo Clemens, JoAnna Toenniessen, John Stierly, Ed Hahola, Steven Fehnel, Mrs. Metcalf (Fourth Row) Dr. Miller, Joe Diamond (Third Row) Phil Sperry, Dwight Wal- lace, Rich Martel (Second Row) Larry Brackel, Brian Hahn, Mark Vrabic, Chris Bayer, Karen Galaida, Sandie Soli- mene (Front Row) Tom Saffel, Bill Benner, Pam Frey, Emily Canon, Jen Mease, Russ LaPierre, Nick Schvidrik. BLOCK AND BRIDLE (Row 1) Greg Strait, Chris Boyer, Bob Briedes, Allison Bakos, Ron Dingle, Joell Pursel, Debbie Oesterling, Brian Fleisher, Jim DeCourcey, Barb Kranzel, Jennifer Jesio- lonski, Kevin Guldin (Row 2) Becky Smith, Lisa Desher, Chris Farst, April DeGeorge, Rob Melhmah, Beth Meny, Tracy Rooney, Todd Koch. (Row 3) Christy Rudisill, Greg Costa, Derin Foor, Shari Reichenbach, Kevin Milz, Trevor Todash, Leslie Mueller, Laura Harmer, Todd Gulick (Row 4) Mark Hons, Kathy Rothenberger, Rebecca Crouch, Kathy Regenhard, Mike Morris, Gary Apgar. (Not Pic- tured) Lisa Roerig, Deb Woll, JoAnna Toenniessen, Deb- bie Hyde, Christina King, Mark Yarrish, Pete Brummer, Joanne Staats, Kitty Vons, Chris Ritter. DVC CHORALE (Beginning with top row) Bob Sergent, Dave Hirtle, Jim Plisco, Jerry Myers, Mark , Nick Shvidrik, Bob Manning, Ann Luno, Liza-Beth Kinney, Rynda Ross, Joan, Mrs. Roberts, Diane Malishaucki, Holly, Cara, Tracey. (Starting at the top) Pete Rossi, Michele Hensel, Cheryl Williams, Leen Jones, Brad Bewley, Mark Hartzell, Steve Ercolino, Bill Brosky, Joe Dimond, Anita Scamack, Tom Nelson, Debbie Hyde, Mike Boesch, Mary Beth Roe, Paul Kisty, Greg Mattern. DAIRY SOCIETY (Sitting) Missy Branigan, Al Jenkins, Becky Rice, George Brandin, John Trout, Ann Luno, Dennis Brown, Rick Law- rence. (Standing) Mr. Myers, Scott Cooper, Jim Zimmer- man, Buddy, Lefebvre, Laura Harmer, April DeGeorge, Bob Frye, Gary Apgar, Doug Herring, Mike Morris, Brian Fleisher, JoAnna Toenniessen, Larry High, Julie Squier, Steve Meyers, Cheryl Warren. DRAMA CLUB Betsy Hague, Bonnie Anderson, Donna Bradley, Trina Sweigart, Pam Frye, Jim Plisco, Kevin Dickmeyer, Nick Shvidrick. EQUINE CLUB (First row) Joell Pursel, Chris Farst, Mrs. Gilbert. (Back row) Nancy Ondra, Joanne Staats, Rosemary (horse), Ann Bas- tian, Beth Whetstone, Ted Zajac, Amy Ruth, Russ La- pierre, Christina King. EQUESTRIAN TEAM (first row - Kneeling, L to R) Greg Costa, Tony Delise, (co- captain), Claudia Beck, Joell Pursel, Debbie Oesterling (treasurer) Theresa Kothstein, Angela Williams, Laura FHarmer. (Second row) Lisa Wilkowski, Julie Keane, Kris landola, Nick Shmidrik, Chris Farst, Dina Vidmar, Beth McCarthy, Becky Moore, Anna Smry, Lisa Brous, Chris Curran, Julie Kopack, Melanie O ' Neil (secretary), Allison Bakos, Dr. Hofsaess (Advisor), Margrit Black (Coach), Mark Hayes. (Third row) Liza Kinney, Jim Whitfield, Elisa Mari- no, Darlene Cernohorsky, Beth Meny (captain), Leslie Ward, Joan Comley, Rynda Ross, Lisa Dougherty, Mary- beth Poiek, Donna Forte, Brenda Werner, Lori McCut- cheon, Jill Wolfe, Janice Bethman. 4-H CLUB (L to R) Douglas Kauffman, Dr. Cordrey, Karen Doyle, Sheila Smith, Dawn Richard, Michael Morris. FOOD INDUSTRY CLUB Carl Schuchardt, Jennifer Jesiolowski, Frank Seidel, Hakim R. Savoy, Annmarie Whitesell, Margaret Schultz, Karen Vincent, Carol Janovsky, Tony Loser, Janet Poliskiewicz, Marc Reason. Dr. Palumbo (adviser) LAB ANIMAL CLUB (Standing, L to R) Lisa Serbin, Susan Ullrich, Dr. Gary Bru- baker, Brain Wood, Susan Spilker. (Sitting L to R) Christina King, Terry Sanderson, Karen Doyle, Penny Coren, and the friendly lab animals. LANDSCAPE-NURSERY CLUB Amy Clayton, Jerry Fritz, Mike Hibbard, Mike Ferraro, A! Cicconi, Jim Martin, Clay Stubbs, Mark Vogeler, Keith Frederick, Dwight Wallace, Larry McGinty, Peter Rossi, Frank Phillips, Mary Lou Zuck, Tom Await, William Lamack NAMA DEL-VAL CLUB (L to R) Patty Rupell, Allison Angle (Secretary), Kathy Johnson (A-Day Rep), John Stierly (President), Mary Ann Vogt (Vice-President), Kay Lobaugh, Daniel Paulus (ICC Rep), Lynne Serwell (Treasurer), Fay Lobaugh, Darren Samuel, Margaret Freeman, Dr. Avery (Advisor), Joe Dimond PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB (L TO R) Dawn Richard, Kris landola, Kevin Dickmeyer. 1986-87 RAM PAGES; Wendy Unger, Bill Rein, John Litzke STUDENT GOVERNMENT; (L to R) Kelley Hadesy, Ter- ry Sanderson, Ray Boltz, Brenda Werner, Anthony Donotrio, Mark R. Thomas, Dave Spotts, Timothy W. Brown, Greg Christiansen, Clair Thompson, Laura Han- dler, Phil Snader, Amy Clayton, Jerry Fritz, Brian C. Wood, Michelle Flumer, John Sterly, Chris Schatt, Jon Zellers, Laura Etzweiler, Eric VandenBerghe, Shawn Hennigan, Mary Ann Bailey, Janet Distler, Brian Tag- gart, Doug Spencer Michelle Dobbs, Advisors, Robert Tasker, William Allison PI ALPHA XI Alpha-Eta Chapter; (L to R, Front to Back) Ed Adams, Scott Moore, Mary Lou Zuck, Bill Rein, Brad Bewley, Joe Marano, Mike Hibbard, Joe Galczynski, Barb Schwarz, Chuck Hess, Jerry Fritz, Paul Quattrocchi, Y e Jy a r Ij b o o k s t a f CORNUCOPIA bIA (L to R) John Litzke, Dana Kalins, Karen Doyle, Cindy Donough, Juliet Squier, Sheila Smith. (Missing from picture: Sharon Chapman, Beth Bevins and Ken Care) Cynthia S. Donough, Editor-in-Chief Karen Doyle, Co-Editor and Photography Editor Editors ' Last Words As the pages of this yearbook come o a close so does our year as editors or the 1987 Cornucopia. It has been m eventful and tedious year for us all. However, it was great! All the long lours of composing to meet dead- ines has finally paid off. We hope that you enjoy this vol- jme of the Cornucopia because the taff put their best efforts together to jresent you with the best coverage. We ' d like to take this opportunity to thank our staff for all their precious time put towards the yearbook. We would also like to thank Mr. Sauer for all his support, time and advice. Thanks also goes to Tony Mazzoca, Bill O ' Brien, Joe Ferry, and to the fac- ulty, staff and students for all of their cooperation Best of wishes to the class of 1987 and to the undergraduates enjoy your final years at DVC and accomplish your goals. Special thanks and good- bye to DVC- you ' ve made our four years an experience to remember!! Thank you and Good-bye, Cynthia Donough Editor-in-Chief and Karen Doyle Co-Editor Editor ' s Note 209 The Alma Mater By the winding banks of Neshaminy, Stands our Alma Mater dear, We look o ' er your fields we love, Cherished year by year. All hail your colors, Green and Gold, As they proudly wave on high. Treasured memories fond and true in our hearts will lie. With your inspiration great. Ever forward we will go. Conquering each foe. To you, our College, let us sing Praises of your honored name. Courage, strength, and unity Build an endless fame Delaware Valley College Of Science And Agriculture 1986-1987 -yi