Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1988 volume:

DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE PQE ENTS W THE 1988 CORNUCOPIA ADV1SOQ Mr. Joe Ferry EDITOQ-IN-CHIEF Beth A. Bevins i WW. II II llll Jl CO-EDITODS Sharon Chapman Shiela Smith • AND STAFF Margaret Baummer Carole Bryan Joan Comly Angie Cronin John Ebert Michael Hibbard Dana Kalins Dawn Richards Anne Whitesell The Cornucopia is published annually by Jostens Printing and Publishing, PO ' Box 297, State College, PA 16801 The Photography Studio for the Cornucopia is Anthony ' s Studios, 611 and Bristol Rd., Warrington, PA 18976 CONTENTS COLOD CANDIDA P. 4 DEDICATION P. 16 ADM. STAFF P. 17 FACULTY P. 34 SPECIAL EVENTS P. 68 M HIM? — n 1( j DOPMS P. 86 SPOPTS P. 100 CLUBS P. 178 HAPPENINGS P. 190 SENIOR P. 208 GPADUATION ■ PRESIDENT William H. Borer III We, the members of the yearbook staff, are proud to dedicate the 1988 Cornucopia to William H. Rorer III, president of Delaware Valley Col- lege. He assumed the Presidency of DelVal on July 1, 1988 after serving as Senior Vice President of the Rorer Group, Inc. a worldwide pharmacu- tical company. Almost immediately, Mr. Rorer had an impact on life at the College. Before taking office, Mr. Rorer took the time to listen to the concerns of students. He talked about making our day-to-day lives more dynamic and more conducive to learning. But he also talked about responsibility and accountability for students. In the area of academics Mr. Rorer has already made things happen. Our MBA program with La Salle Universtty is in opi degree program in Liberal Arts is in place. Some of our existing majors have had their names changed to make them more up-to-date. And more new programs, such as Biotechnology, are on the way. Our already-beautiful campus is getting an overdue facelift. Dorms are being spruced up, buildings are being painted and the potholes are being fixed. There is a sense of pride developing about keeping things neat, and clean. But it is in the area of student life that Mr. Rorer and his administra- tion have concentrated most of their efforts. There are more things to do, more cultural and entertainment events to attend, more activities going on. It is no longer necessary for students to pack their bags on the weekend and leave campus in order to have fun. Along with the new privileges, however, have come new responsibil- ities. Mr. Rorer has been tough, but fair, in the handling of student conduct issues. He has made it clear that offenders will be dealt with swiftly and sternly. By the same token, those who abide by the rules of the College will be rewarded with sincere recommendations when it comes time for graduation and job-hunting. It has been over a year now since Mr. Rorer took office. Delaware Valley College has changed radically in a number of areas. But it still continues to be a warm, caring, understanding institutoin. And with Bill Rorer at the helm, we think the college will stay on its charted course. Administration ■ ADMINISTRATION William H. Qorer President Ru sell R. (Schulz Assistant to the President, Section 504 Coordinator OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT t Willetta K. Gouriey Assistant Secretary of the Corporation Judith A. Ditto Secretary to the President 18 Administration BUSINE S AND FINANCIAL AFFAIPS John Pyne Comptroller I Paul P. Schatsneider Business Manager Elmer G. Peiter Jr. Assistant Treasurer of the Corporation Maureen M. Mihalko Assistant Comptroller Pita Chrismer Employee Benefits Counselor, Title IX Coordinator Ms. Marvann Ely Payroll % Dolores Pansey Accounts payable supervisor DEVELOPMENT Linda A. Dolby Director of Development Joseph P. Ferry Director of Public Information ACADEMIC ArEAIQS John C. Mertz Dean of Academic Affairs Oskar H. Lar son Registrar Anne Bair Assistant Director of Public Information Lynn Pewak Registrar ' s Office 20 Pichard A. Lazarus Director of Computer Services Gerald Handler Chairman of Continuing Education STUDENT SERVICES H. William Craver Old - Director of Placement: NEW Dean of Students Therese A. Somerville Assistant Director of Residence Life Edward E. Duchnowski Assistant Director of Residence Life Joseph E. Eulcoly Jr. Director of Student Counseling Services Steve Davis Director of Act 101 Program HEALTH SERVICES P ■ N U D S E S Claudia Cornell Joanne Eischer Mildred Waddin ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID w Stephen W. Zenko Director of Admissions ( i 1 ,_ 7 . ' ' .It. Diehard E. Acker Daniel J. Damweber Assistant Director of Admissions I Phyllis Stille Assistant Director of Admissions Assistant to the Director of Admissions 1 A Sandy Tilley Admissions Data Specialist 22 Administration i 1 i 4 It 23 KZ | Elaine McGeady Admissions Clerk Typist Robert M. Saiier Director of Student Financial Aid OFFICE AND SECRETARIAL (STAFF . Mrs. Erma Martin Receptionist of DVC Anne Ackerman Switchboard Sec. to Liberal Arts Marianne Schumacher Steno Sec. to Physical Edi Mrs. Mileen Altier Sec. to Dairy Animal Husbandry Departments Mrs. Donna Lazarus Sec. to Ornamental Hort. Department .IV Esther Naddeo Sec. to Athletic Department Mrs. Noonan Sec. to Chemistry, Biology Food Industry Mrs. Reiter Sec. to the Placement director Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Doreen Maxwell LIBRARY Mrs. Ponder Assistant Librarian Mrs. Price Secretary to the Library  Judith Hohman Librarian, Reference Cateloging PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bruce Hanson Librarian Reference Frank Wolfgang: Director of Athletics, Di- rector of Intramurals Head Baseball Coach Sandv Havward: Assistant Athletic Train- Vinnie Hudson: Head Athletic Trainer THE COACHES Gary Pento Head Coach of Women ' s Basketball Bill Werkheiser Head Coach of Men ' s Basketball Golf Pamela cSpotts Head Coach of Softball Dr. Robert Berthold Head Coach of Cross Country E. Qobert Marshall Head coach of Wrestling Assistant Coach of Soccer ' 2(i Administration A U A I L I A D Y E D V 1 c E Chief Michael Pence Brian Datte. Custodial Manager STUDENT CENTEQ Edward Cervasco CUSTODIAL Mary Bowes DINING DOOM - ! i Bob Spratt GREENHOUSE Mr. Decker. Manager Of The (Student Center Steve Kline. Manager Of Dining Services Dob Webt IN ACTION ABOUND CAMPUS IN THE «S LIBQAQY 30 Staff And Administration Staff And Administra 35 Acaden AGRIBUSINESS Dept. Chairman Dr. John Avery 36 Faculty : ' ■ M A G D (L . O vE N V O M i Y Donald A. Claycomb William E. Palkovios fred T. Wolford ■■■ ■ RONOWY audi km k CLAY Facultv A N I M A L H U 6 B A N D D Y Dept. Chairman. Dr. Frederick Ho Dr. Craig Hans Q. Luginbuhl B I O L O G Y •J $ Hi; Dept. Chairman. Dr. James E. Miller Dr. William Allison Dr. Robert Derthold Jr. Donald Johnson Jan Lusar Two 1 Bio Students after a small mishap in the Lab ! Dr. John Mertz Faculty 43 BUSINE S ADMINISTRATION Dept. Chairman. Dr. Dominic A. Montileone Eugene J. McKeever Edward J. McCool Gerald Handler Elmer G. Reiter George F. West AND CI SM Dr. Diehard A. Lazarus Dept. Chairman Michael Simone c H E M I 6 T D Y Dept. Chairman. Dr. Robert . Orr Dr. Je se Elson Dr. Michael Garrett Dr. Joseph P. Stenson «iV Dr. Edward Goldberg , Dr. Diehard C. Lugar D A I D Y H U 5 B A N D Q Y Dept. Chairman Dr. John D. Plummer I Larry D. Morris Jerome D. Myers Faculty 49 F O O D I N D U T D Y Diehard Martin Dcmmel liam Lee Porter   i ft ' ulty Faculty 51 Dept. Chairman Dr. Neil Vincent Dr. David Dlumenfield Dr. Ronald Muse Faculty Faculty 53 o Q N A M E N T A L H O D T 1 C U L T U D E Dept. Chairman. Dr. John D. Martin Frederick H. Day L I B E D A L A R T Dr. Roberta Q. Dimond Acting Dept. Chairman, Dr. Diehard Ziemer Dr. Alice C. Heath Joann N. Roberts Linda Kandel Kuchl a y (Smith Edwin C. Lawerence Gordon Roberts Faculty 57 M A T H A N D P H Y I C 6 Paul D. Trembelh MIL Faculty 59 G i ' « 9. rjk v i r 65 ' 68 Special Events i£i W -?• ilk SB ■BF ae saw . - Kea ) | Special Events 69 HOMECOMING ' 87 PEP DALLY 70 Special Events (SEVENTH IN HEAVEN PADADE AND FOOTBALL GAME Homecoming 71 CAREEQ DAY 72 Special Events A JOB FOR EVERYONE Special Evems 73 y.  . y FOOTBALL PLAYED AND CIIEEPLEADEPS FPOM DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE VISIT THE CHILDREN AT SHPINEP ' S HOSPITAL SEE FOLLOWING PAGES FOP COVEPAGE I ITO Special Events 75 Founders Day Ti 78 Founders Day Founders Day 79 THE 1988 PHILADELPHIA FLOWED SHOW WATER GARDENING - A WORLD OF ITS OWN V r Special Events 81 ; ' 5%1 3 ' ACTIVITIES DAY - DVC 84 A-Day APRIL 23 24 1988 A -Day 85 86 School Life VISITOR FOUL 5 PLAYER FOULS « - -SiSS fl • Tiu !• ?! ♦••  ■It School Life 87 Brenda Pringle. Jamie Rothenberger, Kate Dalton, Christina Druck Amy Cupples, Beckie Schatschreider, Joell Pursel, Lorraine Jantz, Katie Butler, Angie Cronin, Joanne Staats, Diana Costa, Ann Bastian. FLOOR: April DeGeorge, Jan Egner, Lisa Wilkoski, Jennifer Jesiolowski. SITTING Kim Casson, Kelley Cunningham, Donna Forte. Barbara Schwarz, Chris Schatt, Patty Rupell. STANDING Chris Zoch, Pam Frey, Michele Hensel, Cheryl Warren, Stephan Stephanie Hughes, Donna Bradley, Trina Sweigart, Mary Ann Baily, Jackie Leoncavallo, Laura Harmer, Allison Angle, Ann Kline, Maryann Bogt BEQKOWITZ F I D T Sitting: Vikki Reese, Kelli Carpenter, Renee Kazokas, Stephanie Nowell, Kia Ireland. On couch: Christine Borowsky, Holly Eckloff, Kate Umbarger, Holly Warner, Jill Wolfe, Dee Pisauro. Standing: Dina DiCarlo, Danielle Schlick, Beth Karr, Michele Fulmer, Kim Timler, Beth McCarthy, Dina Vidmar, Rachel Knight, Michele Morgan, Angie Thigpen. 6 E C O N D Kneeling: Annette Canalichio, Annemarie Whitesell, Kathy Stasney,Lisa Brous, Lisa Dougherty, Jacqueline Shorten, Trish Mooritz. 2nd Row: Sheila Smith, Darlene Kozlawski, Joan Comly, Dawnmarie Richards, Erin Troutman, Helen Taylor, Tracy Ebbert, Jill Brubaker, Carole Gwynne, Tracey Lippy. 3rd Row: Margaret Baummer, Beth Buffy Bevins, Chris Farst, Kate Feron, Angie Williams Berkowitz 89 COOKE ON FLOOR (L to R) Stacey Hoover, Randi Kunkel, Constantina Hajioannou, Jennifer DelGatto, Michele Moro. ON COUCH: Honor Brush, Donna Miloszar, Lisa Dietrich, Rynda Ross, Laura Chudkowski, Maliha Savoy, Deitra Ivary, Tricia Gimon. 1ST ROW (L to R) Angie Mazaika, Lori Barr, Kim Hunsicker, Denise Evans. 2ND ROW (L to R) Christina King, Kirsten Dresser, Cindy Booney, Heat her Brown, Margaret Schultz. 3RD ROW (L to R) Rebecca Crouch, M J Lange, Loraine Chudkowski, Kerry DeBonis. LAST ROW (L to R) Jody Lex, Ann Luno. EL ON Tony Cooper, Nick Shir- dirk. Niel Bittner, Rob Hof- stetter, Wayne Chabot, Greg Christianson. Alex McCrack- en, Tom Akam, Bill Lamack, Brian Hahn, Eric Vanden- Berghe, Jerry Fritsz, Doug Linde, Frank Gunson, Kel- vin Hatch, Sean McAfee. WOLFSON Not in order: Darell Garner, Jim Williams, Tim Tolen, Jeb Blain, Tom Kellett, Scott Jones, Tim Hayden, Tad Kuntz, Art Ruediger, Walter Biancha, Sean Schwartz, John Allen, Al Schiavo, Eric Kunz, Ed Reiff, Harry Liekaclzk, Nick Giorgianni, Doug Caldwell, John Gerhardt, David Hershey, Tom Burbage, Scott Schrei, Tom Smith, Andy Kanaskie, Chris Hanson, Sal Assante, Chris Nash, Mark Asvrian, Doug Walkan, Sean Harkins, Pete Williams, James Matro, Tim Harrington, Chris Beaulieu, Ty Hensohel, Jim Welker, Joe Cascarelli, Brad Sennett, Marc Krasner, Tom Hoynowski, Joseph Diamond. David Ebright. Dorms 91 DODM LIFE AT DVC SAMUEL ® ft © ON FLOOR - L to R: Greg Bair, Sean Miller, John Nicholson, Jon Schantz ON CHAIRS - L to R: Hardy Rueb, Mike Morris, Tracy Snyder, Randy E Worrell, Greg Strait, Andy Ernst, Tim Donnelly, Kevin Milz. 6ECOND 1st ROW - L to R: Brad Bittner, Jim Bodai, Chris Britton, 2nd ROW - L to R: Brendon Cawood Chuck Mc Grath, Ben Vandevort, Mark Ambrose STANDING - L to R: Robert Day, Steven Botto, Rom Schoffstall, Frank Pershpalaj, Bill Kopaski F I Q T Dorms 9. ' ) ULMAN FIRST On Couch: L to R- Brett Greenland, Rob Hopszer, Zack Baxter, John Karycki. Standing L to R- Stephen Dolphin, Don Griffing, Kevin Drad- ley, David Anthony, Jorge Paz. (SECOND Foster Kennedy, John Baranka, Joe Paelutta, Bob Stamin, Sean Santen, Rob Mitros, Matt Laino, Billy Turner, Rich Nazameta, Rob Ben- ner, Gordon W. Smith, John A Ack- ley, Lou W Revy, Ed Swap, Frank W Reich. ULMAN THIDD TABOR On Floor: Scott Manning. Travis Sherman On Couch: Brian Clair. Rob Lopes, Hank Kasprzak. Damon Baltimore, Lenny Burkeace, Gary Kampmeyer, Chris Turner, Antho- ny Colazzo First Row Standing: Ken Bacotti, John Kraemer, Matt La- Cava, Randy Kostiuk, John Con- wors, Patrick Flynn Second Row- Standing: Billy Ray Valentine. Matt Reasoner, Steve Lighty On Bed: Tucker Shive. Bill Brosky Chris Mucci, David Bachinsky, Eddie Moran, Midnight The Cat, Scott Aharoniall, Chris Fournier, Clarence Smith. Tom Birkner. Ed Ashton, John Gerdes, Scott Kimball, Jeff Toolman Graham, Joe Ryan Ulman And Tabor H ' w o K First Row: Tom Sweeney, John DeFeo, Rob Mehlma, Scott Cooper. Jim Zimmerman. Todd Guliek Second Row: Brian Bayda, Walter Preiss, Larry High. Neil Clover, Mona. Rob Martucci. Ed Sandshaw, Scott Ahrens, Mark Yarrish. Dennis Brown, Kevin Goldin y £k ■ On The Floor Tom Higgins, Jed Seitzinger, John Davis, Kristian Garver, Bob Sergent, Mark Brinsky, Ash McDonnel, Ed Hahola, Steve Rosenthal, Dave Hirtle, Joe Galczynski, Santa (Ched Baker), Gary Wertman, John Thomas Standing: Peter Milicia, Steve Metzgar, Jim Enoch, Todd Anderson, Ke in Lyons, Bob Thomas, Jeff Guest, Craig Pearce, Marti Hoffner, Shawn Huzar, Dave Hannichek (Chief), Brian Manley, Frank Phillips, Bubba iLoren Bache), Ed Keiser, Bob Solly, David Boniface, John Finocchiaro, Kevin Dickmyer. THE i i( %s MILLED j|[ fc y; HALL CMS i fl||l r % i yvSi Him. ]L Br b4 Mjrirt Q LiMrfJ V 1 1 v 1 1 , j ■ -—- ■ Dorms 97 COMMUTERS £4 3 x 100 Sports CHEERLEADERS ; 102 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 103 FOOTBALL THE 1987 FOOTBALL TEAM ? ootbali ■ W£F Li i , 0t f ' PDIDE!!! FIELD HOCKEY i Mockev The 1987 field hockey team had a success- ful season. Finishing with a record of - , they started out winning, experienced a losing streak mid season and then won the last four games. Injuries accounted for the slump. The team will lose four seniors: Beth Karr, Lisa Long, Deb Masculi, Lynn Shumack, all who were co-captains. However, there are many underclassman who are strong players and will be able to overcome the loss. This years MVP was Deb Masculi. Both Deb Lisa Long were elected to the MAC all Star team. N 4 Hockey Field Hockey 1 1 1 6 O C C E Q 1 DVC ' 87 record: 5 wins loses Best record in 4 years Outstanding Defensive Play er: Tom Lewis Outstanding Offensive Play er: Rich Berger MVP: Troy Eutermoser 112 Soccer Kneeling: Rich Berger, Alex Simpson, L to R: Matt Reasoner, Coach Marshall, Marc Jensen, Lamin Sagnia, Steve Lighty, Corey Cluck, Tom Lewis, Jeff Neary, Ray Shilling, Annette Canalichio, Troy Eutermoser, Jason Minoff, Joe DeStefano, Sean Doyle, Ken Brown, Coach Simpson, Doug Caldwell. Soccer 113 Outstanding defensive player: Tom Lewis 114 Soccer The 1987 Soccer teams record was the best one in the past four years. After a slow start in the first half of the season, the team really started to work togeth- er, winning five of the last ten games. They lost three of those games by one goal two of them after playing double overtime. The nucleus of the team should re- turn in ' 88 as we are losing only 4 se- niors: Alex Simpson, Rich Berger, Steve Lighty Jeff Neary. However, these seniors will be missed. We have high expectations for the next year with Troy Eutermoser Tom Lewis contrib- uting their strength in the backfield. Along with Marc Jensen Sean Doyle controlling the ball at midfield, Corey Cluck Doug Caldwell will contribute on the front line. Coach Simpson Soccer 115 CDOcM. COUNTRY ! !■ First Row Left to Right: Kim Finer, Hardy Reub, Anthony Donofrio, Greg Christiansen, Matt Johnson, Brendon Caywood, Don Griffing, Dawn Reckner Second Row: Sue Barnhurst, Deanna Smith, Rob Benner, Art Reudinger, Gary Kampmeyer, Donovan Leidelmeyer, Cassandra Chrismer, Melissa Bravo Third Row: Kathy Lunova, Ann Kline. Coach Dr. Robert Berthold, Coach Laura DiDonato, Coach Ken McDaid, Chris Druck, Trish Moritz Cross I i iiJ - OELAWARE win WISE The DVC women ' s cross country had a successful season compiling an over all winning record of 6 and 3. The team got off to a slow start due to a large number of new ladies out for the team. One highlight of the 1987 season was the quadrangular meet with Moravian, Widener, and Cedar Crest Colleges. Al- though Moravian easily won the meet, the outcome of the other two competi- tions hung in doubt until the last half mile uphill finish where the Aggie la- dies dominated. Another highlight was the team ' s third place finish in the Drew Invitational Meet. A couple of key injuries detracted from the team ' s performance in the Conference Cham- pionship Meet at the end of the season. Team leadership again fell to senior Trish Mooritz who returned as captain for the second year. For her perfor- mance and inspiration, the team voted her the most valuable award for the sec- ond year in a row. Also finishing out their varsity careers were seniors Kim Finer who for her dedication and per- servance was presented with the Coachs ' award by Coach Berthold and Assistant Coach Laura DiDonato; and Kathy Lunova. The top scorer award went to freshman Sandy Chrismer, an- other top scorer was another freshman Dawn Reckner. Other varsity members were Sophomore Deanna Smith and Ju- nior Susan Barnhurst. Other lady run- ners who saw action during the year were Chris Druck, Ann Kline, and Field Hockey Team member Deb Masciulli who helped out in the MAC Champion- ship Meet. Cross Country 1 17 fW From a strictly win loss standpoint, the thin clad ' s fall season was quite dis- appointing finishing out the dual meet season with a 3 and 6 record. However, a total of only five points figured into three of the losses, and in each of these meets one key varsity runner was not able to compete. The team redeemed itself in the MAC Championship meet handily beating the two conference teams that had beaten them during the dual meet season. Other highlights for the season were the team ' s second place in the Ursinus Invitational and its third place finish in the Drew Invitational. Seniors dominated the 1987 team. Gary Kampmeyer who has been associ- ated with the team longer than anyone but Coach Berthold, returned as Cap- tain. Leading the team in scoring this year was Rob Benner who returned to the team after taking his Junior year off. A much improved Anthony Dono- frio was voted by the team as Most Valuable Harrier for his performance and leadership contributions to the team. Greg Christiansen was given the Guts Award by Coach Berthold and Assistant Coach McDaid for his dedica- tion, consistency, and marked improve- ment. Another varsity runner was Al- fred College transfer Don Griffing who was sidelined part way through the sea- son with an injury. The sixth varsity runner was freshman Donovan Leidelmeyer. Others who were active throughout the season and who were involved in scoring were Freshman, Art Ruediger, and Brendon Cawood. Junior Hardy Rueb also saw limited action until side- lined by a chronic injury. si w f VOLLEYBALL L to R: Kelley Cunningham, Diana Cost, Debbie Stackhouse, Karen Vincent, Trish Dollarton, Constantina Hajioannou, Donna Bradley, Sheri Hughes Connie Hajioannou - Captain I would like to thank everybody on the team for finishing the sea- son. A special thanks to: Kim, Lisa, Pam Patricia for being line judges. Good Luck next year! Get up Del Val! Take Care, Constantina the Greek Volleyball 121 ONE MODE LOOK AT DEL W FALL ATHLETES Sports MEN ' S BASKETBALL After the 1986-87 season in which the Ag- gies of D.V.C. experienced the hest season ever (15-10). The coaching staff expected big things for the 1987-88 season. Even a possi- ble berth in the M.A.C. PLAYOFFS. With everyone returning from the 1986-87 season and some highly touted recruits, the season started off with a bang. The Aggies won the Allentown College Tip Off Tournament by beating Wilmington College Allentown. They started the M.A.C. schedule off with a big win over the defending Division Champi- ons, King ' s College. At semester break the Aggies were 7-2 overall 4-0 in the M.A.C. When returning from semester break to resume practice, they were struck with severe eligibility problems. Losing 3 key varsity players a host of JV players, which made it necessary to cancel all our JV games. Under extreme adversity the Aggies hung tough in all their remaining games, finishing up with a 12-13 record. Highlights of the season were Dwight Wel- don, Junior Co-Captain reaching 1,000 pt. plateau. Joe Butts also Junior Co-Captain making the college All M.A.C. team All ECAC team. Joe Butts was also declared leading scorer MVP for the season. Charled DeShield was declared most Im- proved Player. Gene Bloemaker received the Coaches Award Brian Manely was the Cal- vin Kidder Award for the 2nd straight yr. Joe Butts was also elected to the small college All Philadelphia Team. Mens Basketball I2. r Mens Basket ball I. ' - WOMENS BASKET5ALL 1987-88 DECODD 14-11 THE 1988 WOMENS BASKETBALL TEAM Delaware Valley College Women ' s Basket- ball program is right on track . The Lady Aggies finished with a 14-11 overall record and a 9-2 in the MAC ' s. We were in the thick of the conference race all the way, and we beat a lot of good teams, including Scranton. The players worked hard and were dedi- cated. Everyone on this team contributed to our success, and the thing that is exciting is that this was a very young team and most everyone will be back. The Lady Aggies actually tied for the regu- lar season title in the MAC with Scranton at 9-1, but they lost a very tough 67-59 decision to Scranton in the playoffs. They subse- quently lost to Elizabethtown, 85-58, in the MAC Tournament, and then to Frostburg State, 69-63, in the ECAC playoffs. Del Val was led all season by MAC All Conference selections Michelle Shirk and Laura Rotz. Shirk led the team in scoring (17.2 ppg), rebounding (12 per game), field goal percentage (50.3), and foul shooting (76.3). She was also chosen on the first team All MAC Conference, was MAC Player of the Week two times and was on the ECAC All Star First team, front court. Rotz, a sophomore, led the team in assists (105), and 3 pt. goals (52), and she was cho- sen on the first team all MAC Conference team, was picked ECAC Player of the Week, and made ECAC all Star second team, back court. — But don ' t forget other players, like Rhonda Hill, Lisa Long. Lynn Gleisner, Stacy Yoder, Trish Dollarton, Carla Mari- netti, and Karen Cumminskey, As I said before this was a real team effort. — Coach Pento Basketball Womens Basketball 129 Womens Basketball 131 The wrestling team had another great season with a 16 - 1 dual meet season and a second place finish in a Conference of 20 schools. They had 6 finalists: Mike Zarbatery 118, Bob Mokrynchuk 134, Jim Bodai 142, Mark Ambrose, Randy Worrell 167 and Garth Lakitsky 177. M.A.C. Champions were Bob Mokrynchuk 126, Mark Ambrose 158, and Garth Lakitsky 177. Mark Am- brose finished second in his weight class in the National Tournament and earned Ail-American. Garth Lakitskky placed 6th and also earned Ail-Ameri- can. The team finished tenth at the Na- tionals. This was Coach Marshall ' s 14th year with a record of 177 wins and 31 loses. WQESTLING Wrestling 133 WRESTLING 3 BASEBALL Front Row (L to R) Dana Kalins, Sean Kelly, Dave Mraz, Michael Curcio, Bill Boyle, Paul Leinbach , Chris Stuhl, Tony Sandone. 2nd Row: Bob Ko- purna, Bill Turner, Robert Lopes, Matthew Lacava, Neil Bitner, Seott Seidel, Brad Bitner, Ken Hager. 3rd Row: Coach Frank Wolfgang, Scott Shrie, Ron Gorniak, Dan Law, Mark Zengel, John Conway, Lyle Cunningham, Coach Robert Simpson. WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL The 1987-88 Softball season was one filled with ups and downs, and unlike the 86-87 season, which ended on an up note, the past season ended a little flat. Bad weather was a prob- lem throughout the season. The mix of upper classmen and freshman was definitely a positive aspect and wil give much encouragement for return- ing next next year and trying to re- capture the Northeast Title. The captains were Beth and Tammy Petraskie. MVP - Beth Karr All Conference - Beth Karr and Margaret Baummer. Softball lr MENS TQACK 1st Row L to R: Kevin Dickmeyer, Jim Enoch, Mark Brinsky, Arthur Ruediger, Dietrich Lewis, James Wilson, Scott Jones, William Howard. 2nd Row: Jeffrey Jones, Kevin Czapor, John Allen Jr., Shaun Huzar, Dante Austin, Phil Sperry, Steven Liller, Keith Alderfer, Mark Reason. 3rd Row: Ass. Coach Garvin, Manager Sue Doan, Patrick Glozzer, Rodney Kwiatkowski, Robert Benner, Gerhard Rueb, Thomas Allen, Thomas Makowski, Joseph Nigro, Christopher Sharp. Charles DeShield, Frank Gilbert, Ted McElwee, Ass. Coach Ken McDaid, Manager Jane, Head Coach Richard Acker Team Record - DVC - 9 wins 1 loss, Outstanding Track Award - Marc Reason, Outstanding Field Award - Ted McElwee, Coaches ' Award - Rob Benner The 1988 season was one of the greatest in the history of DVC track and field with a nine win one loss season. Upsets were frequent as DVC men downed previously unbeaten Moravian, Ursinus, and Haverford losing only to the 1988 MAC champs, Susquehanna. Max Reason was the standout on the track qualifying for the NCAA championship and anchoring great relay victories in the 4 X 100 and 4 X 400 team. The team of Dietrich Lewis, Joe Nigro, Kevin Dickmeyer, and Marc Reason captured the MAC Championship. The 4 X 400 team of Rueb, Enoch, Benner, and Reason came within .4 seconds of qualifying for the NCAA. Rob Benner on the track, and Jefi Jones, Ted McElwee, John Allen, Charles De- Shield in the field were top scorers to lead DVC tc great wins. MAC ' s — Shot Put- Jeff Jones 2nd, Steve Lillei 4th; Discus - Ted McElwee 2nd; Long Jump Charles DeShield 4th; 400 - Marc Reason 2nc (NCAA Qualifier - 48.43), Jim Enoch 6th; 800 Rob Benner 2nd, Dante Austin 4th; 1500 - Rot: Benner 4th. MAC Championship in Western Maryland 4tr Place, 4 X 100 Relay - 1st place MAC Champ; (Lewis, Nigro, Dickmeyer, Reason), 4 X 400 Rela_ 3rd place (Rueb, Enoch, Austin, Reason), Marl Reason named Ail-American in 400 at NCAi 4 Championships. Mens Track 145 WOMEN ' S TDACK Front Row L to R: Sharon Chapman, Deb- orah Mascuilli, Dawn Reckner, Suzanne Nussbaum, Head Coach • Richard Acker. Standing: Manager Sue Doon, Assistant Coach Garver, Constantina Hajioannou, Deborah Stackhouse, Randi Kunkel, Lisa Dietrich, Kia Ireland, Assistant Coach Ken McDaid, Manager Jane Womens Track 147 GOLF The 1988 season was one of the most successful ones in many yeare at D.V.C. The team ended up with a 20-4 record and a tie for 6th place with Muh- lenberg College in the Middle Atlantic Conference Championships held at Shawnee on the Delaware. Freshmen Doug Linde and Brad Broff led the team with records of 10-3. Senior Paul Thievon had a 9-4 record followed by Junior John Nicholson with a 7-6 record and Senior Mike King with a 5-6-2 record. Mike King and Brad Groff ended up tied for 13th place in the individual scores in the M.A.C. Championships. Also adding to the success of the Aggies during the course of the season were Freshmen John Thomas and Corey Cluck and Juniors John Burkhardt and Brian Maschmeyer. 9 9 ■ v T tit ' .tf ;n :n in i.i s i - — j SPORTS QEPLAY ■ l ■ 5r ■ j ii k w rf i j|f tfiW 1 Bf D O ■ „ ' F W J m m HM  p -yS _. ' • ■ igai H F i LACQO SE I apologize to Vince Coviello, but due to a mix up few pictures were taken of the lacrosse club, so I did the best I could with what was available to me. 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' i « K4t44X4 UJ II 7471  11)4 47 - in 40 ) 2Kt Morgan 1 so 7 7225 37n 14 J Vi- 1 HVi 34 Ptnwrt 240 II21ISI It ' ) II . 14 - s 30 Hit SFriP 4 ' 0 Sharon Fellman John Finocchiaro Constantina Hajioannou Laura Handler Lisa Kardane Henry Kasprzak Michael Kilker Seniors 203 Rita Lesh Lisa Long Gary Mardirosia Sharon Marko Raymond Merz Brandt Nolan Deborah Noonan Monique Pazzalia Suzanne Ricci Steven Rosenthal Lamont Rothmaller James Ryan Robert Sergeant Robert Sergent Richard Shaddinger Richard Simononis Alex Simpson Daniel Smoker Christopher Smoker Mark Spotts Richard Trickett James W Sharon Boram CHEMISTQY James Connaugton (SENIORS Donna Forte Samuel Noone Brian Overkott Karen Maguire Wendy Unger Bradley Wise COMPUTED SCIENCE SENIORS Corey Schuler Sandra Tilley DAIDY HUSBANDRY SENIORS Reading Ashton George Brandin Stephen I looper Andrew Garrett Larry High Darlene Kozlowski Sean Mc Afee Steven Mever Rebecca Rice Thomas Saffell •James Zimmerman vH FOOD INDUSTRY SENIORS Carl Schuchardt Frank Seidel HORTICULTURE (SENIORS Stephanie Dahlgren John I) Ebert David Harvey Erika Herrmann Joseph Morris David Samkavitz Anita Scamack ORNAMENTAL HOQTICULTUQE FLODAL ENIOQ Carole Bryan Joseph Galaczynski Barbara Hemler-Heisey Michael Hibbard Dana Kalins Robert Manning Stephanie Nowell Christine Zoch Mary Lou Zurk ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE LANDSCAPE SENIORS Christopher Antonelli Scott Aharonian Thomas Await Kenneth Cade James Connors Vincent Coviello Anthony Donofric Jerry Fritz Cynthia Gove W i Charles He Robert Hallman Foster Kennedy Stephen Lighty Joseph Marano Richard Martell Kenneth Mellema John Merrill Seniors 213 Jeff Neary Joseph Rutkowski James Scarantino Barbara Schwarz Paul Thievon Dwight Wallace Thomas Wilchak Gerhard Wubbels David Zumbrum 214 Seniors «lc£ AGQIBUSINE S DAN HOKE Rd. 1 Box 248 Abbottstown, PA 17301 APICS (Vice President), NAM A, Food Industry Club, Lab Animal Club, Intermurals Brush Monkey Rob it ' s been su- per. Harvey the skate rat-thanks for being a mellow kat. Laura, Buff, Toastet-thanks. The two Gomers, Spankey, Redman, Deron, Vberg poker Mexicans D.L. ' s kitchen. ROBERT MARTUCCI BOX 411 Cole Rd. Flemington, NJ 08822 jHey Maaan! You losers in Work Hall better try to do something with your lives. FINO-MAN, don ' t chip trails anymore. Dave, Kev, Joey, Italian, Bubba, Thanks for some memorible times. RE- PLACEMENTS are 1 to SKIZZY, HAB and best of luck to you. TAKIN A RIDE. If only you were lonley 87- Thank You Mom Dad for your support and pa- tience. SCHOOL Buck hill to everyone. LISA ANN SCHWEITZER RD. 2 BOX 81-C Spartansburg, PA 16434 Agribusiness Club, Chorale, Inter- mural Voleyball I want to thank my parents for financing my education and always being there when I need you. I want to thank my friends especial- ly my roommate Jackie. You made my life bearable. And now to you Jack-thank you for loving me and helping me through the last years. I love you! We are one on July 30, TRACY SNYDER BOX 106 Pitman, PA 17964 Wrestling 1, 2, Captain 3, 4, Intra- mural Football Volleyball, Softball Thanks Mom Dad for all you have done. Thanks to Reds, Randy, the wrestling team, and Coach Bob- for all the goodtimes. I espe- cially want to thank Michele for her help. ERIC J. VANDEN BERGHE Deleware Dr. Sergeantsville, NJ 08557 Apiary Society, Intramurals: Vol- leyball, Basketball, softball, Cho- rale, Landscape Nursery Club, RAEC, Screw Crew, Class President. To all my roomates, you guys are the greatest. Thomas E. and the Pyrotechnician (3 days), Daniel Lee ' s Kitchen, Buddy and Captain Morgan, Jerry and his seizures, and Hibby ' s next (My Mom just bought me a tripod). To Rob Greg, what can I say Take the skirts off! CC II, Thanks for being such a great friend! Carole, you made senior year the best! Thanks Mom Dad for everything!! I Love You! What a long strange trip it ' s been, some- times the lights are shinin ' on me, other times I can barely see- JG. Sue Bee- Remember ' 87! Good Luck to the class of ' 88! Big T. Carry on the legacy. Amor Conquista Todo- DM - DVC - Thanks for the memories! ELIZABETH A. WHETSTONE 6041 Michael Dr. Bensalem, PA 19020 NAMA, Yearbook, Equine Club, Inramural Volleyball Hockey, Equestrian Team English and Western. I ' ll never forget you F Troop. Ted you ' re back again! Don ' t leave! This is my school! Appaloosa- Thoroughbreds Rule A-Day 1987 (Knight Baron). Cousin IT! The Nun and the Truck Driver, unfor- gettable roomates. Sherah, Ten lets go Greek. Here ' s to you Mom Dad. AGRONOMY DAVID ANTHONY BACHINSKY Tuckahoe Rd. Milmay, NJ 08340 Agronomy Club Pres., Vice-Pres., FFA-Treasure, Christmas Dance Co-Chairman, A-Day participa- tion, Intramural Football- Volley- ball- Floor Hockey- Basketball- Softball. All the crazy and special times spent with the Farm House Boys - Steve D., Chris M., Denny H., Jeff G., Ed A., especially the Christ- mas Dances- life at the infamous Farm House and the years after. Thanks Mom and Dad for all your help and support and a special thanks to Jacqueline. WILLIAM C. BROSKY 670 Sugar Camp Rd. Finleyville, PA 18901 Apiary Society, Soil Judging, Cross Country, Christian Fellowship. Best of luck to everyone in the Christian Fellowship, Especially M.B., D.H., M.L.Z. and A.S. Gala- tions 5:22-24. Thanks Mom and Dad, I couldn ' t have made it with- out you. STEVEN FEHEL 475 Georegetown Rd. Nazareth, PA 18064 Band (1, 2, 3, 4), A-Day Rep. (1) Pres. (2, 3), Block and Bridle (1), Outstanding Freshman Award, Agronomy Club (3), Intramural Volleyball (2, 3). I would like to thank my Mom Dad for their support and guidance through these past four years. I would like to thank my wife Dianna for her love and support. Good luck to all my friends. NICHOLAS PAUL SHVIDRIK 159 Kent PL Blvd. Summit, NJ 07901 Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Equestrian Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 3, 4; Inter Club Counsel Rep. 2, 3, 4. Thanks for the memories in El- son with the water fights, and Ul- man 3rd freshman year. To my friends Amy, Speedy, Bri, Steve, The Wave, Pam, Chris, Amba- Thanks for the memories through- out the years. To Mom Dad, thanks. Freeport, here we come. PHIL SNADER Snader Farms 1301 New Windsor Rd. New Windsor, MD 21776 Intramural Sports, A-Day Co- Chairperson, Agronomy Club. Remember those Segal Hall par- ties. Gomer, Rich, Reds, Larry, Hoker, Bunnybuns, Scott, Thanks for everything. Did we drink that much? Spang did we really have 60 people in our room? Edie Ann 143 Always!! ANIMAL HUSBANDRY MICHELE LISA BANKERT MITCHEL RD 3 Box 253 Red Lion, PA 17356 Livestock Judging Team, Christian Fellowship, FFA, A-Day, Intramu- ral Volleyball PRAISE THE LORD! What a Muckenfess! Past Work 1st Com- rads. Debbie-dumpster search, Tig- ger Trans, MHF dairy goat and UConn bound, Never say never , Oh dear! Livestock Judging Crash- n-Burn. Eric, Rob, Dan-my bud- dies! Chey-my best roommate! (DBKM no more! CTRB, EGDH- SEMM?, ? God knows!) What a flappin Sr. year! God Bless! Luv ya! Mitchel ROBIN M. BRILEY 704 Meredith St. Kennett Square, PA 19348 Treasurer of Lab- Animal Club Eric remember John A up at 6:30 for the morning news. Dan are you ready quarters and no ING words. Don ' t worry about it Dan. Hey Chey missed any more Friday morning classes? No changes for me! I ' m out of here! PENNY COREN 20 Mead Ave. Middlesex, NJ 08846 Equine Club- 1 year, Lab Animal I never would have made it through without my family and friends. RC, CK, GW, LS: CEO of SPIW, do bears bear, duets, jingles, how do I know? -the darn thing has REBECCA E. CROUCH 11707 Sugarland Road Herndon, Virginia 22070 Resident Assistant- 2 yrs, Block And Bridle- 3 yrs., Dairy Society- 3 yrs., AG Team Member, Social Board Member- 1 yr., RAEC- 2 yrs., A-Day Livestock Exhibitor, Dairy Clipping, ICC Member- 1 yr. To Mom, Dad, Rachel, I finally made it, thanks for your support! To CK, PC, GW - We ' ve made it! Remember: hushpuppies, cross- word puzzles, Tuesday knights, fish, spiw, swayze crazy, G ' Day mates! How we will miss those ex- citing classes like: Nutrition, Mi- crobiology, Feeds, Techniques and the various instructors. To J.D. and J.Z. - let ' s not forget lucky dog , those long days in the hay fields, and the various road trips. To my fellow RA ' s - good luck and keep up the good work! To all the faculty, thanks for putting up with this ole Southern Gal!! goodbye and good- luck Del Val - for now anyway! JAMES E. DECOURCEY 3319 North Furnace Road Jarrettsville, MD 21084 Block Bridle- 4 yrs., president; Ag Team- 2Vfe yrs.; Lacrosse-4 yrs.; Showing A-Day Beef- 4 yrs.; NESA; B B Banquet; Farm Show 85 38; Mr. APHA, B B Annual; Show Team Meeting Barb getting engaged, playing lacrosse, winning champi- on beef fitter, having a blast with all my friends, I ' m from Maryland that ' s south . . . For every nick- name given to me, I have two for you! Anat. Phys. fun, fun, fun! Thanks for your help Dr. Hofsaess, Dr. Hill, Dr. Brubaker, Mr. Morris, and Mr. Gilbert ... I have actually learned something. I remember when Segal was something besides a Study Zone, Hooding in 86, Homecoming 87 , Thanks Mom Dad . . . JULIE ANN DIETER 434 S. Robinson St. Balto, MD 21224 Block Bridle 1-2, Equestrian Team 1-4, Equine Club 1-3, Lab Animal Club 4, Intramural Coed Volleyball 3-4, A-Day 3-4, Inter Hall Council 4, 1988 Calender 4 P.J., Donna, Kim I can ' t Be- lieve it ' s really over. How about Ceasars, Sho wer Partys, Gibbons, Volleyball, NBI, Mattchew, Gotta Dollar, Pink Elephants, Christmas Trees, T-top time, Tabitha, The Rodeo Song, The Farmhouse Boys, and all the other B.S.! I ' ll never forget Reading Day 86 ' , 4-Wheel- ing, Catacombs 87 ' or ED! Thanks MOM, Hey Laura, I made it. So Long Everyone DERIN S. FOOR 185 Mountain View Drive York, PA 17404 Block and Bridle Club 1-4, Nation- al Block and Bridle Club, Soccer 1- 2, Intramural Floor Hockey and Volleyball, A-Day ' 86 Pork Bar-B- Q Chairman going to milk at 3:00 a.m., raising hell on Ulman 1st, playing Mexi- cans in 104, Pit Parties, Farmhouse and Dairy registereds - Mom Dad, thanks for everything - Kitty, thanks for the endless love and support. - We finally made it through! Unbelievable! Success! Managing and Operating one of the largest SHEEP Farms in eastern PA. ERIC MATTHEW GARVER R.D. 3, Coopersburg, PA 18036 1988. Played lacrosse freshman year. Hunt, fish, ski, camp and spend as much time as possible en- joying the outdoors! I like to thank both Dan and Robin for being the best of room- mates, and for being there when I really needed you guys! I like to thank all of my teachers for their support and understanding during my college career. I like to give Doc. Brubaker a special thanks for all his support and help along my way through college, and for being a good friend! The Brushmonkey would like to say thanks and the best of luck to - Mitchel, Bear, Buff, and all his hunting buddies! PIERRE JACQUELINE (P.J.) GUYRE 43 Shelly Dr. Somerset, NJ 08873 Equestrian Team 1-4, Dairy Sociey 1, Block and Bridle 1, Equine Club 2, Intramural Hockey 1, Homecom- ing Decorating Committee 3-4, In- terhall Council President 4 Well Jul we ' ve made it four years. How ' s about it? Christmas trees, canoe parties, it ' s Matchew, Tabitha, fresh attack, super bowl Sunday and streaking. Those damned dresses, BALTimore, nighttime talks, who ' ll ever forget, its Madonna . . . again. Donna, how about that walk about, I wanna be sedated, partyworks, your birthday chug-a-lug and of course where ' s Kim? Kim my transfer friend, study who wants to study, Barne- gat road trip, chug-a-lug, where ' d Kathy have to go and Hogan. All the thing I ' ll never forget Tabor guys and T.I., I don ' t believe, 4 wheeling in the snow, Christmas party junior year, uking on Cooke 2nd, Tom, your a , my dried up fish, How long have you to known each other, Brian Sam, Do I know you? Gotta dollar? Cooke dorm, Rynda Kathy, Larry, Phil, Andy, Lori and everyone else I ' ll miss you. To my parents who sacri- ficed so much for me to have these memories, I love you! And to Sam, my love forever and always CAROLE A. GWYNNE RD1, Box 1362 Columbia, NJ 07832 Softball 85, 87; Lab Animal Club 87, 88; Peer Coounselor 87-88; Vol- leyball 85, 85; Floral Society 87 Thanks Mom, Dad family for invaluable support, faith love. Thanks Dr. Brubaker for teaching me what character building is all about. Parakeet, Teddy Bears, Hide Out Gang, softball, Alan, ac- countability, Homecoming ' 87, I Love You Mike. DENNIS E. HINES Webster Hill Cresson, PA 16630 Block and Bridle Club Show Team, Western Equestrian Team, Christmas Dance Co-chairman, A- Day Participation, Farm 3 Stu- dent Herdsman Life at the Farm House, and all the memories we ' ve made together, matress riding and late night foot- ball games on the practice field. Thanks Kim for your love and sup- port, you will always be close to my heart. CHRISTINA M. KING 14920 Chestnut Ridge Court Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Team, Intercollegiate Equestrian Team (English Western - Co- captain ' 84- ' 85) 4 yrs., Equine Club (secretary ' 84- ' 85 treasurer ' 87- ' 88) 4 yrs., Block and Bridle 4 yrs., 4-H 1 yr., FFA 1 yr., Lab Animal 1 yr., A-Day 4 yrs., Greenhouse Crew, A I Course Miller Hall - Beach Party, Zam- buca, my ruminants. Judging Trips - Crash Burn! Red car, football with U. Conn, black-out, Mr. Giblets. Hayrides, manure collect- ing, hush puppies, Sydney, re- meber the brook, purple prevents the syndrome, fishtank, female problems, swing low, KA twins, g ' day mate, ' moeba and crew, Grace - my H20 jug is empty! stu- pid chicken. Penny ' s talents - Rm 222 answering service, bug swat- ting, and consultant for wheel of fortune. Rebecca - you missed one soap, radar detector, pennied in, bucket flood, trash can, 70 mph homeward boung, pre-post-during, Tue. night moons light. Much luv and thanx to Mom and Dad. DARLENE KOZLOWSKI 4530 N. 16th St. Phila, PA 19140 DVC Judging Team, 2 yrs. Dairy Society Member Carolyn - my best Roomie, Anne a great friend and confidont. Mr. Meyers - thanks, Dr. Brubaker - I ■„.. really appreciate all your help. To a great bunch of girls Nancy, Re- becca, Carole, Ann, Christina, Carolyn, Claudia, Missy M. An end to one life and a beginning to yet another. DEBORAH ANN MASCIULLI 723 Helena Avenue Somerdale, NJ 08083 Field Hockey 1-4 (MVP, all MAC), Floor Hockey 1-4 (Champs 1985), Track 1, Equestrian Team 1-2, Equine Club 1, Cross Country Sr. Genesee, Jr. Ripper, Sambucca, Mudslides, A-Day morning-after- syndrome, Pepsi?- thanks Jerry!, Speed Shop Clambake, Smurfette ' s 1, 2, 3; Lee - moldy little kitten, and she ' s liking it! shotguns. Lisa - shots on goal, Kim - congrads, I ' ll miss ya. Thanks Mom Dad!! PAULA ROBERTSON 155 Marvin Rd, Middleton, NJ 07748 Horseback riding, four wheeling, Softball, rock country music, in- tramural floor hockey, photogra- phy, Kenny Rogers. The terror of toes. Being a DJ on Saturday nights. Wok vegetables rt -. r +V-. -Y llMA rt-K T AAV IA of VWTT OOl see them. Having my room named lucky star. JONATHAN D. SCHANTZ 3 Mayfair Ct. Little Silver, NJ RA, Lab Animal Sam. 1st, Jim, Doug - roommates - Good Luck in all you do. Jim - I ' ll still get even. Nancy, Terry, Gwen, Kirsten - your blue eyes, Kum- Quat, OUIJA, Julie, Margy, Beth, Dar, Deb, Chris, Ann, Paula, Kris, Dawn, Trish, Sue, Barb, Lisa ' s, Jill, Tracey, Kelly, Kris, Sean - remem- ber Def Leppard lives, Hardy - Computer man, All of you on Sam lst-Fall ' 87- Thanks, The Country Club, Eric, Robin, Dan - Good Luck - IFI, Not forgotten - Carole- your the best friend- BPE, I ' ll track you down, you deserve the best, Dr. B-Thank You, The Girls above are the best, I Love You All. LEE ANNE SEMMEL RD 1, Box 251 Benton, PA 17814 Apiary Society - Freshman, Floor Hockey Mold Roomies Deb Kim, and she ' s liking it, he ' s pulling your )lacenta, Penny and senior citzen drivers, Peoro, red camaro, A.I. shortcourse practice cons, The Wright Farm, sitters for critters, little white kitten, river rats, hanks Mom Dad for your sup- )ort and Chet for your financial lelp. Roger - Well, what can I say? KATHRYNE VOHS KITTY 1025 W. Bristol Road Warminster, PA 18974 Block and Bridle Club, Intramural Co-ed Volleyball, A-Day Co-chair- man Pork Bar-B-Q, showed Dorset lambs, Shepards Symposium, Shearing sheep in the dead of winter! 3 yrs. I ' m out of here, Mexicans summer school is rough, A-Day - WILD ANGUS , on the truck. Harold ' s dairy Schmidt ' s hay. Dairy Registers, Dinner Dances, and the X-mas semi-formals. A.W. don ' t forget Oct. 1. (FAG) Mom and Pop, thanks for helping me through school, I love you both. Derin remember 21st Southern Comfort. Thanks for your suopport and the best 3 yrs. of my life. Here ' s to our future together - We deserve it! Oct. 1, 1988 I love you. Success! Managing and operating one of the largest SHEEP farms in eastern PA. MARK T. YARISH RD 1 Box 367 Clarks Summit, PA 18411 Ag Team 3 yrs., Block and Bridle 2 yrs., Football 1 yr., Vol. Fireman, PA Nat. Grange Mem. Still can ' t forget Doc. Harner at the dairy . . . Farm 3 . . . ohhh Farm 3 . . . Bend over!!!; But what else is new! Thanks Farm Bureau! Now that we got through the BS, Let ' s PhD it; money that is!! With an Aj, degree, who ' s kidding who, let ' s just enjoy it. To all my friends, thanks and good luck; we did it to- gether, and now we can laugh! Bye!! BIOLOGY JOANNE CLEMENS 558 W. Bridge St. Morrisville, PA 19067 Biology Club, 4 yrs., Apiary Soci- ety, 4 yrs., Band, 4yrs., ICC, A-Day Committee, lyr., APO, lyr., Intra- mural Volleyball, 3 yrs. Mom and Dad Thanks for all your love support these last 4 years, it meant everything to me. Jen, thanks for always putting up with my mess- I ' ll deFinitely miss you and our neat room. Chris, Kathy, Jimmy, Brian, Jill, Steve-you guys are like Family. I never would ' ve survived without all you weirdos! Mark you will al- ways be my best freind, I love you Forever! Hey Jimmy, you and Din- ky Keep Smiling! JIM N. CRISTEA 419 Evergreen Avenue Hatboro, PA 19040 Senior Class Commuter Rep., Biol- ogy Club, Band, Photography Club, Apiary Society, IM Volleyball. Thanks to everyone who has helped me, especially to Chris, Jo, Jen, Kathy, Kim, Jill, Rich, Wayne, Steve Brian. I hope you all remember me everytime you smile. Smiles are very important! Right Doc? KIM L. FINER 1495 Perkins Ln Edgewater Park, NJ 08010 Field Hockey 1, 2; X-Country 3, 4, Co-Captain Sr; Student Counsel- ing, Apiary Club, LAM, Interna- tional Club, Lacrosse Club, IM We made it! Thanks Mom, Grandmom Grandpop for all your support help. Lee I Love You! Please no Bananas. Would have never made it without friends like Dawn, Sue, Lori Lexi or mold roommates like Deb Leeann. DONNA LYNNE HA YAK 2 Brooklyn Avenue Lavallette, NJ 08735 Cheerleading, 4yrs., Captain, 2 yrs., A Day Committe, 4 yrs., Secretary, 2 yrs., Newman Club, 3 yrs., Presi- dent, 1 yr., APO, 2 yrs., Secretary, lyr., Apiary Society, 2 yrs., Biology Club, 1 yr., Lab Animal Club, 1 yr., Business Club, 1 yr., Intramural Volleyball, lyr. Dad Thanks for all your love and support. ZX Thanks for all the good times. I ' ll never forget you guys! Deb, Joanne, Lisa, Barb- you guys are the best. Keep on cheer- ing! Football player ... ah! ! Rich you will always have a special place in my heart. Bahamas- here we MICHELE HENSEL RD 4 Box 87 Cranbury, NJ 08512 Christain Fellowship: 1, 2, 3, 4; Equestrian team: 1. Moeba, BZZZT! Deb are you toyred ? Oh SSSS-T-O-P! M M dating service (sorry John) Oh My Mary Lou. When Moeba quit school, Anne ' s T-shirts Ted and Ann in Physiology Lab: Shock-a- toad! 12 1 84: When I found my best friend and future husband (1 1 88) Thanks Greg for the Best memories, all my love forever. To everyone else: Adios Amoebas! KATHLEEN LUNOVA 175 Windsor Dr. Churchville, PA 18966 Biology Club, 4 yrs., Cross Country Jr Sr yr., Intramural Volleyball, 4 yrs., Student Gov ' t Commuter Rep., Soph, yr., Intramural Floor- hockey, Soph, yr, JC, MV, JM, AH, CS, JH, JC, BH, SF, I Luv ya! Pat Don ' t Rub! BHf Chainsaw Beetles might still get you! Jo, watch for the GREEN HOUSES. Jen, Ravi Lives. MV SF : I Love that Name !!! So tell me, BSB ? Mark: Who sing That song ??, Guess what (forever). JEN MEASE RD 2 Box 436 A Hellertown, pA 18055 Band 4 yrs, Bio. Club 4 yrs, Chorus 2 yrs., Drama Club 1 yr., Apiary Society 4 yrs., A-Day Committee 3 yrs., Intramural Volleyball 1 yr. Hey boogie-man are you hungry? Jo, you will forever have a special place with me; all those long talks singing at the top of our lungs! CS, SF, BH, JC, JH, I love you all! Tom, I want your first album! Mom Dad thanks for the opportunity to do all of this, I Love You! DAWNMARIE RICHARD 109 Duer St North Plaindield, NJ 07060 Chorale- lyr., Biology Club-1 yr., 4-h Club-4 yrs. (treasurer, VP, Pres.), Photography Club- 4yrs., (secretary-2 yrs.), Interhall Coun- cil- lyr., Yearbook Staff- 1 yr. Darren 9 21 84- I love you, Al- ways! Beckster- Miss ya, ying ying, Lisa- the best roommate. Happy Holly, Jerry ' s Kids. Free Leis, . . . Age, Click Click Freeze, 9 in a bed, Spaghetti Pot, Dinosaur Noises, Strawberries, No thanks-Pll tale a Zero. BK, Magnum, Bon Jovi- Never Say Goodbye! Sue- my best friend, you ' re Great! Homecoming ' 87, A-Day weekends, registered parties, pub nights, Dinner dances. Thanks to my family and support group: Danny, Sharon, Donny, Kim, Adrian, Debby, Donald, Mi- cheal, and Jessica, Thanks Mom Dad for giving me a dream come true. 4 down, 4 to Go VET SCHOOL BOUND. CHRISTINE SCHULTZ 2096 Bristol Rd. Warrington, PA 18976 Biology Club; Apiary Society; APO; Softball; IM Volleyball Mom and Pop: THANKS! I couldn ' t have done it without you. Jo and Jen: thanks for letting me crash in your room. Kathy: Orgy Chem. was a blast (literally) Jim- my - keep smiling. Jill, Kim, Rich and Wayne: I ' ll always remember our commuter days. Take care and best of luck to you all! THEODORE R. ZAJAC III 853 Jason Dr. Bensalem, PA 19020 Equestrian Team (2, 3, 4) Equine Club (2, 3, Pres. 4) Biology Club (2, 3, 4 VP) Beth W- It ' s still greek to me and Cuzin it, Ann P - are frogs really sexy? Ann B and Michelle P - I ' ll never forget the torture in Phys. Lab - it was a shocking experience. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SUSAN M. BITTELL 20 Juniper Dr. Doylestown, PA 18901 AMA, A-Day Rep., Business Club, Chorale, Cheerleading. STEVEN: My Heart ' s yours! Thanks for the laughter. ILY. MOM DAD: I love you! CHRIS- TINE: Very best friend. (10 yrs.) LISA: Long distance advice! Thanks! JIM CHRISSY PHIL EDIE RICH SCOTTI DAN: Thanks for the support and laughs! DONNA: Talks and laughs! I found a friend in you! SHARON: New room-mate! ERIC: You ' re special! DVC: What great potential for the changes ahead! AMY B. CLAYTON 219 W. Ridge Rd. Tylersport, PA 18971 Lanscape nursery Club- secretary, Business Club, Student Govern- ment — SAC rep, Equestrian team. Beat Parties, Crayons, Alabama Slammers, Popcorns, NBI, Lisa C. and Sharon F. all our fun through the 4 yrs. here. Michele - our ski adventures in Vermont Lisa - No more Pussie Faces!! Our own home- comming ' 87. King Eric . Surviv- ing Accounting night classes with Wonder Women Superman. Jer- ry, my very own ornamental horti- culturist — I LOVE YOU!! Thank you for making my college years complete and the best!. Always re- member the Pine Tree Parties and the Euoynoumous? GREGORY D. CURRIE PO Box 617 Old Wick, NJ 08858 Football 1-5 SECRETARY OF DEFENSE: GEN. WILLIAM CIMOHOWSKI. Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Bird and especially Dr. Mont. Life ' s battles don ' t always go to the stronger or the faster man, but sooner of later the man who wins, is the man who thinks he can. STEVEN EARL DUCKWORTH 174 Pickford Ave. Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 Volleyball 3yrs, Lacrosse 4 yrs, Business Club 3 yrs, Agronomy Club 3 yrs, Semi Formal Christmas Dinner Dance 3 yrs. Hail to the Farm House and to the Farm House Boys for all the good times we ' ve shared together, throwing everything out the win- dow, mattress rides through cam- pus, furniture set up in the library gardens, cake fight, paint battle, rode trips in the family mobile Long Beach Island, the ham box the Corn Master provolone ham- burger and many more, Thanks Mom and Dad for all your support. SHARON ANN FELLMAN Helen Lane Chalfont, PA 18914 Business Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (SEC -2, 3), (PRES - 4), Class ' 88 Sec. - 4, AM A - VP of communications, Home- coming Nominee, 4. Lisa, Amy Steve, Thanks for all those special memories. Re- member those 4 hr. breaks between classes? We should have been studying BUT where were we? At the Mall of course. Steve Remem- ber Kutztown? Do you like my hairdo Amy Did you do your Ac- counting H.W.? Pat thanks for helping me through some tough CONST ANTINA HAJIOANNOU CONNIE 1377 Provident Rd. Southampton, PA 18966 RA, RA Rep., RA Executive Com- mittee, Business Club, (Tres.) AMA, Inter Club Council (tres), Varsity Volleyball (Capt), Track Winter Spring (Capt 2 yrs), In- tramural Floor Hockey, Super- stars, Ram Pages. All my love to Mom, Dad, Grand- mother, Pantele, Stamie - Marie and Sophia. Thank you for all the support! Special friends: Rynda (remember the cafeteria jokes) Sharon Fellman, Lisa Capteri and Bruce D. Aewsome year Cooke 1st, thanks! Love Ya Cookie Joe. BETH ANN KARR SUNNYCREST DR, Bricktown, NJ 08724 Field Hockey (4yrs), Co Capt.; Softball (4yrs), Capt; Intramurals - Co-Ed Volleyball (champs) Floor Hockey (champs), Student Gov- ernment (sac), AMA Business Club, RA, Who ' s Who in Americas Colleges Universities. Homecoming, A-Day, Away games Bus Trips, Pit Dungeon Parties, Lisa Bring stick ups, don ' t go in, Lynn Myrtle glasses, Flyers Miester Brau, Hickeys, Jill - The beach, Bologne cheese, grain you scare me! Softball MC conference champs! Kim don ' t play w han overs! Deb ya know what? Mom _ Dad Thanks for everything you ' re wonderful. Brooke, thanks for making my life very special Love ya! I ' ll miss you all Thanks for the GREAT Memories, GOOD LUCK! MICHAEL BENJAMIN KILKER Box 1084 Windsor, NY 13865 VP of events for AMA, JV - Varsity Football, JV - Varsity Track The Pit, I don ' t think there ' s a better place to escape to on cam- pus, right Chris T.? Chris you are one hell of a buddy. To Kim, Sue, Debbie, I don ' t think I could ever express enough, how much your freindships have meant to me. Good luck. LISA A. LONG 3419 Fieldstone Dr. Doylestwn, PA 18901 Field Hockey 4 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Intramural Floor Hockey 2 yrs. Thanks to all my friend for a good 4 yrs. Etta, Lisa, Deb, Laura B, Michelle, Laura E, Stacy, Rhonda, Tammy, Carla, Karen and Lynn. A special thanks to Mom and Dad for helping me get through college. Good times on Cooke 2nd never to be forgotten, Jung Lee, Michell, Laura, Lynn, Keep the tradition of Cooke 2nd. ii«i SHARON ANN MARKO 49 Sellersville Rd. Chalfont, PA 18914 Business Club 1, 2, 3 yrs. 4 VP Thanks Mom Dad, I made it! 1988 future CPA ' s remember al the great studying we did preparing for the Big Bucks Thanks for many great friendships a terriffic four years, Good Luck to everyone. DEBBIE NOONAN 33 Sauerman Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 VP 3 yrs.- Social House Rep, Busi- ness Club, Photo Club, AMA, In- tramural Volley ball and Floor Hockey. Thanks Mom Dad for your Love, Support and help these last 4 yrs. I couldn ' t have done it ' without you. To my friends thanx for all the good times Esp. Lisa L, Lisa V, Laura E, Michelle, Laura R, Etta, Rhonda, Stacy, Steph, Carla, and Karen. Thurs. nights at NBI, mid- night phone calls, Road trips, ski- ig at shawnee, KKPW, Rockin ' Lhonda. Thanks to all the guys in Goldman 1st for a great Sr. year Esp. Bobby K. and Ben. SUZANNE L. RICCI 24 Sharon AVe Somerville, NJ 08876 Thanks Mom Dad for every- thing, I couldn ' t have done it with- out you. Lenny 4 16 87 - I LOVE YOU!! Thanks for the joy you have given me Remember its been great will only get better. To my friends - I ' ll miss you all. We have had some really good times. Dawn Margaret you both have a special place in my heart, yeah!! yeah!! STEVEN LANCE ROSENTHAL ( ROSEY ) 14120 Bauer Drive Rockville, Maryland 20853 Football 1, 2; Business club 1; La- crosse club 1; IM Football 4; Traf- fic court Committee 2, 3; Judge 4; Treasurer-Junior Class; American Marketing Association-Vice Presi- dent; Work Hall R.A. Thank You Mom + Dad for all your Love + Support. I could ' nt have made it without you! Lee, thanks for all your help. I won ' t forget. Joanne, I love you and will never forget the times we ' ve shared. I wish you the best during your senior year. Capt. Fio- Where ' s my car?, Spider Man pose in MTY ' s room, Sue who?, and our last pit party, and a dented Pinto. MTY, Carol, Kim, and many DVC friends, faculty, administrators, and staff, thanks for the past 4 ETTA CARLESIA SMITH Intramural Floor hockey, Intramu- 318 Kerrigan Blvd. ral Volleyball newark, NJ 07106 Softball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; IM Field hockey 2, 4, Volleyball 4. Sophmore VB-Ball Most Improved Player, Junior B-Ball Best Defen- sive Player. Senior year B-Ball Co- Captain. Thanks MOM FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT, and love couldn ' t have done it without you. It ' s been a good FOUR years and I wish the best of luck to all my friends Shar- on Chapman, Rhonda Hill, Laura Rotz, Lisa Vernalis (Vern), Mi- chelle Shirk, Stacey, Debbie, Laura Etz, Carla, Karen, and Tracey Murray. Also best wishes to John B., Brandt N., Jimmy W. and La- mont R. LUV YA ALL. MARK SPOTTS 112 Avenue B Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Basketball 4 years. (Captain Soph- omore year) Intramural Football and Softball College Republicans 2 Thanks to Mom and Dad, broth- ers (Jeff, Joel, Jon). Also thanks to my boys Chief, Ray, Burls, Marty, Wild Bill, Chun, Zab, Karen, Carol, Beth, Sheri, Laurie and Laura. Without all of you I would hav never made it. JANIS C. WOZAR 11 Hellberg Avenue Chalfont, Pa 18914 Being a full-time day student only one year has not been enough for many memories. I did meet a lot of nice, friendly people and inter- ested, caring teachers. To all I wish the Best. CHEMISTRY DONNN LEE FORTE 1629 Martin Rd. Neptune, NJ 07753 Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramu- ral Volleyball 3, 4; Volleyball-3, 4 A-Day Rep-3, Floor Hockey-1 Equestrian Team-2, 3, 4 Mom and Dad - Thanks for the love and support. Kevin- I love you. Toolman- Thanks for being there when I need you. Chris-Keep that Granada running. P.J., Julie, Kim- I wanna be sedated, oh well, life ' s tough, you ' re young you ' ll ad- just, Aerobe, Champagne in show- er, Christmas parties, Tabor guys, volleyball, rood trips, McDonalds, Inner Harbor hurricanes, riding, four wheeling, dinner dances, the stripper, NBI, Does Julie know?, bull sessions, and many more memories BRIAN D. OVERKOTT 1215 Clymer Rd. Hatfield, PA Thanks Mom and Dad WENDY L. UNGER R.D. 2 Box 686 Annville, Pa. 17003 Ram Pages 2, 3, 4 co -editor, adver- tising editor; A-Day Committeel, 12, 3, 4, Drama club-1 sec; choralel, 2 Inter Collegiate chorus; Band3; Floral Societyl, 2; Chem clubl, 4, ICC3, 4, Biology Club2, 3, Phon- athan 2, 3, 4; Apiary Society2; Math Tudor2, 3 Peer Counselor3; Who ' s Who Among America Col- leges and Universtities, 1987 Un- dergraduate Award in Analytical chemistry, Rohm and Hass Co-Op. Class of 86, the Reins, Lynn, chem profs-thanks! Couldn ' thave done it without you. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the staff and faculty of DVC for going out of their way to help me make my progression at Del Val go as smoothly as possible, Who else would bend all the rules? Slammer and Bri, Woodwards Rules, Schro- dinger equation, traying, sock par- ty, pennies and powder, the Carib- bean 86-87. Those were the days. Now its onward and upward. DAIDY HUSBANDRY SEAN MCAFEE RD 5 Box 216 Danville, Pa. 17821 A-Day, Christian Fellowship, Dairy Society, FFA. 1986 Student Affiliate, Intramural Volleyball It ' s over and I ' m gone! Out into the world and a Real Job. Working at the dairy 2:30 am. J.A., Rob, Mi- chelle, Doc, Kevin, and all the old dairy gang. Old roommates, Reds, Greg M., Greg C, and Bill, Good luck guys. I ' m off to Boston with the USDA. JIM ZIMMERMAN R.D. 2 box 92 Red Rock Rd. Benton, Pa. 17814 D.V.C. Ag Team, D.V.C. n™ ciety, D.V.C. Block anu D.V.C. Agronomy Club, Delta Al- pha Tau Honor Society 1987 homecoming, Building Agronomy Club Float, Dairy Soci- ety Parties, Exploring Wilkes Barre at the Holstein Convention. Men ' s Intermural Volleyball. Favorite Sayings: Geeorge; Hey baby, You look marvelous . . Worst memory: Being stuck on the Pa, Turnpike and watching the base- ball team lose. REBECCA S. RICE R.D 1 Box 175 Blairstown, N.J. 07825 Dairy Society (4 yrs. Vice Presi- dentr; lyr. ICC, Rep. 1 yr.), Udder Moments (co- chair 1 yr.) Block and Bridle (2 yrs), FFA (1 yr.), A- Day (3yrs) (showing dairy and beef) Intramural floor hockey and volleyball (3 yrs.) Dairy judging team. Thanks Mom and Dad I love you. Diane, Berk 231, what room- mate? the dairy boys, Samuel 1 st, clipping, dairy trip to Cananda, ' M Homecomings A-Day all nighters with Missy, working at the dairy and bossman, farmshow with Gary, Jim, Barb, Pete, Dina, judging team and Mr. Myers tape on adivce, fishing in the dark and boathouses, mischief night fresh- man yr., Christmas semi formals and banquets, hooding, the farm house guys, Fred the cat, and lastly Gary, to all the special times and many more in the future, you ' ve made college worth it, I love you! Good luck to all. ANNMARIE RUTH WHITESELL 57 Woodbine Rd. Levittown, Pa 19057 Food Industry Club-2, 3, 4 Sec- 3, 4; Peer counseling, Ram pages 3, 4; Cycling Club ' 2, 3; Outdoors Club-4. Darlene, what ' s that gleam in youreye for? No I don ' t bike all the time, just for a living. — Oh Sheila! (oh, oh, oh, oh) The Fizz, and Em- temann ' s Chocolate Chip Cookies. Carolynne, Erin Claudia what a whacky bunch of girls Let ' s do it again sometime. 11-25-87 George, simply awesome. Mom Dad thanks for everything The blue car white car served there duty. THANK YOU. I ' m out of here , and Hire a college suudent while we still know it all. JOHN D. EBERT 638 Springdale Rd. Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Ram Pages Editor-in-Chief, 1, 2, 3, 4: English Tutor 1, 2. Freshman- The dog is under the table. That ' s the complaint. Rent a date call for an apointment. Soph- more- Nice Cheese sauce Katie, the hair is a nice touch. Junior- Forma- tion one . . . Ready and ... 32 shots later. Senior-Samuel 118 Pool Par- ty, Right Gum? DAVID D. HARVEY 1032 Springview Dr. Southampton, PA 18966 Hort. Society- 3. 4; Orchard Crew- 4; A-day 2V 2 , 3, 4. Commuting for 6 yrs; I think I ' ve had enough, but it wasn ' t as bad as it may seem. Thanks to the library for providing a quiet place to sleep! To the F.G.C.C. Thanks for keep- ing me up to date on that fabulous soap: TY and TR . . George you really missed a great final yr. Erica, can I borrow your notes?! Thanks to all those teachers who kept my interest in this field. Well, I think its time to find a real job! KIA L. IRELAND 5929 Pine St. Philadelphia, Pa 19143 Track, Peer Counselor, Aerobics. I would like to say thank you to my family who stuck beside me through thick and thin, I would es- pecially like to thank my mother and father for without either of them, none of this would have been possible. DAVID V. SAMKAVITZ 4989 Valley Park Rd. Doylestown, pa 18901 ANITA MARIE SCAMACK CMOEBA BUZZ) 433 Plainview Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 Christian Fellowship (4 yrs.; Exec. Committee I.C.C. Rep.-lyr); Ap- ple Judging (2yrs.); Horticulture Society (3 yrs, Sec. A-Day Rep. lyr.); Floral Society (lyr.); D.T.A. (2 yrs) Love is an enzymatic reaction, Deb the Mighty Wire, and her big Eagle, ( The Best thing that ever happened to Me ); so din ' I; all- night-last-minute-term papers; Laurie ' s balloons; E.P.C.O.T.P.W. Kisly the x-1; BWOW!! Comrade Power; Optimus Pete-Prime; M M dating service (sorry Michele) Love y ' all and mom Dad. Jesus: the reason for all seasons of the Heart!!! CARLLE ANN BRYAN box 430 J RR 42 Hellertown, PA 18055 Intermural Floor Hockye, Horti- culture Society, Floral Society, In- termural Volleyball, A-Day Flower Show, Homecoming Queen Ni- minee, Annual Harvest, FTD Flo- ral Competition, Philadelphia Flower Show, Gleaner. Thanks Mom Dad for your love encouragement, Kate, Bet- sy, Vickie Bon Bonna Donna: the best memories were with you. But seriously Margaret, Well guys I ' m going back to the room now, Chuck: We can make it, Baby! D.J.: Thanks for all those special times. Scott: Don ' t forget the Buck- stop. Eric: David Mease the Grateful Dead, What a SWELL combination, Love ya stick in the Mud. Mick: thanks for listening and a shoulder to cry on. Mr. Alex- ander: Thanks for the good times in the greenhouse, good luck with Margaret. Beth: Oldies never Die! See ya! DANA KAKINS 739 N Croskey St. Philadelphia, PA 19130 A little bit of everything 5 to 1, got to love that, heres to onion dip, back massages, late night talks, out of my brain, that was a joke, get it? can someone tickle my face? Thur. night what to do? who is that in your bed? tonsil hockey or any BA, Meg thanks for letting me stay in your room, whats the DOTW? M + K whos up for a drive wings anyone! Sam 2nd you guys are truly pals darts, pits and I,M ' s YEA, YEA, YEA, let ' s cuddle real soon! Berk 1st 1 always Pam be good. P.S. Mums the Word. MICHAEL B. HIBBARD Anything for a laugh, you know what I mean. To those I can ' t name for lack of space forgive me, Who the hell ' s Benna? Oh you ' ve seen this one before, Zubba, Jay-my wonder twin, Maryann, Jackie, Carole, Eric, Ched, Thanks for ev- erything, Have you hugged a nerd today? I love you Lynne, Teddy Tigger, to be continued SCOTT H. MOORE 35 Locker St. Rayville, N.J. 08721 Intramural football softball ' 84- ' 88, Pi Alpha Xi (sec) ' 86- ' 88, A- Day rep. ' 87- ' 88, Floal Society ' 85- ' 86, Hort Club ' 86. Thanks Mom Dad my whole family for all your love support, Rich, you ' re the best roomie friend anyone could ask for I wish you and Viv the very best. Phil, Steve, Mark, Eric and Tom always remember our great times on Ulman III and I ' ll see ya at Kel- ly ' s, Barb Chuck, don ' t forget all of the fun we had good luck in all you do. Carole, thanks for all your support for helping me get through this place. Thank you, Del Val for giving me the greatest expe- rience of my life. Class of ' 88 we ' re destined to be great. STEPHANIE A. NOWELL 2341 Montrose St. Philadelphia, PA 19146 Jr. yr. Floral Society, A-Day De- sign show plant sale.: Sr. yr. Flo- ral society (VP), A-Day Desig show Plant Sale, FTD Design show, Homecoming ' 87. Thanks Mom Dad I couldn ' t have done it without you or the rest of the family for support encour- agement. To Michele, Vikki Kathy: Thanks for being such won- derful friends. I wish all of you the best of luck at Del Val in the future!!! Love Steph. JOSEPH R. RUTKOWSKI 1957 Meadow Dr. Palmyra, NY 14522 Tres. of Floral Society, Philadel- phia Flower Show Committee, Horticulture Club, A-Day Floral Display Committee Life takes some crazy directions sometimes causing changes beyond our control, we can only accept them and try to move forward. We may lean on someone elses shoul- der for a while but that ' s what friends are for. JAMES SCARANTINO RD 3 Moscow, PA 18444 Intramural: Basketball, football and floor hockey. West Campus, keg parties in Ju- nior house, CC Country Skiing off the roof of junior house, C. Merrill loosing it in our dorm room. CHRISTINE ANNE ZOCH 483 Main Ave. Woodrigde, NJ Floral Society, Horticulture Club. To all my friends: good luck, good love, good happiness, good- bye. Pam Stay sweet. A.C. J.K. will you ever by promoted to 4th grade?! To all my family: thanks for the sacrifices, support and love. XOXO. MARY LOU ZUCK 325 East Bainbridge St. Elizabethtown, VA 17022 Philadelphia Flower Show- Publi- cations Committee (2yrs.), Land- scape club (1 yr.). Thanks Mom Dad for all your love and support. Thanks to fellow students who were helpful and sup- portive. The library - my second home. Dr. Martin thanks for all your help. KIM MARIE CASSON 84 Fairway Dr. Pawling, NY 12564 Photography Club 4, Intramural Volleyball 3, 4, Equestrian Team 3, 4, Block and Bridle 4, Landscape Club 2. Mom Dad, Thank you for all your Support, I Love you! - Nuffer, You ' re Special - Mexican Slam- mers- KK J - . . . Vodka Hang- overs, No Contest PJ, Farm House Christmas Dance ' 86, S S Spas, Super Bowl ' 87, Hogan, Colorado get out of here, hang in there Tony ' 87, Kathy, Jul, Peej, Don, Chris, I Julies. It ' s been real, wish for you many beautiful sun- rises and sunsets- Cheers to our fu- JERRY L. FRITZ JR. ture, Den, To all my friens old and new, Happy Trails. Hopewell, NJ VINCENT W. COVIELLO 10 Wolfe Dr. Somerville, NJ 08876 Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 3; IM Floor Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Lacrosse Club Homecoming Nominee 3, 4. Thanks Mom Dad for making it all possible, Lax is Back, doing wheelies on Goldman 2nd, your still in bed, Cap ' n Crunch gives you Crunch Power! West is Best, So what ' s new Nick? , Old Milwaukee it doesn ' t get any better than this! I can ' t, I have to work, What! anoth- er ticket! Denny ' s Wednesday Night, Thanks Lax Club, West, Rippers, Ray, Bill, Dan and Baby Boy Bert its been great, I think? ANTHONY J. DONOFRIO 554 East Butler Ave. Doylestown, PA 18901 Cross Country, Winter Spring Track, Student Government Sec, and SAC officer, Floral Society, A- Day Committee. All the fun times with Tony, Ju- lies and best roommate to date. Joe - remember getting stuck on the thruway - where were we? Glad to Hopewell, NJ Landscape Nursery Club (presi- dent), Student Gov ' t Sac Rep., OH Advisory Board, Floral Society, Pi Alpha Xi (VP), Philly Flower Show, Phone-a-thon, Intramural tennis, Campus clean ups. Good Morning Darren! Tabor Parties and Brooklyn Road trip. The US Vanden-Berghe, Polara. Your a great pal Eric. Thanks for everything. Thanks Dad for all you ' ve done! Mr. Ray and all his support and advice. Chief Pence (lath house), and Big Ed. you ' ll just have to Bare with me! Plant Sales with Amy. 6 or half a dozen another. Well Amy what can I say! I ' m glad I transferred! Thanks for everything, I don ' t know what I would do without you. I love you! Hey, Dont forget Pine tree parties, beat parties, euyonomous, pop- corns, NBI. Well DVC thanks for all the great times. When I get rich, I won ' t forget good ' ole Del Val. BYE BYE. CHARLES EDWARD HESS JR. 456 Lyceum Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 Pi Alpha Xi National honors Soci- ety President and VP- 2yrs. Land- scape Club V P- lyr. Floral Society Treasurer- 3yrs. Soil Judging Team- lyr. Apiary Society- 2 yrs. Philadelphia Flower Show com- mittee- 4yrs. Barb remember when the door knob fell off. Mr. Cowhig let ' s do dinner sometime. Thanks Barb for carrying me though troubled times, I love you! Thanks for being a friend Dr. Ziemer. Mom I wish you were here to see me now - I ' m on top of the world!! RICHARD MARTELL 319 Washington Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15237 A-Day Chairmen, Band, Intramu- ral Hockey, Football, Softball, Vol- leyball and Basketball. Will remember the guys- Scott, Phil, Spang, Eric, Mark, Tom- Ul- man 3rd, Scotts Posters, Phils This is the one Guys , Kellys NBI, Georgie wear, Erics Bomb, Toms abscence at Del Val, Thanks to Viv for sticking with me through the hard times up here, Thanks to Mom Bob for enabling me to do this for continued support. I love you both, Scott your still Lazy, Phil, good luck with whoever, we ' re outta here guys!!!!! JEFF NEARY 115 Lewis Brook Td. Pennington, NJ 08534 4 yrs. soccer, 2 yrs. Zeta Chi, Tres., lyr. Landscape Nursery Club, Superstars. your love support, you ' re every- thing a son could ask for, I love you both. Thanks Debbie Brown for all the Happiness and special TIMES you have brought into my live, This is only the begining, I love you. (The Miester) .... Spudman, Barney Wubbles, Breakfeast Beers, Tavern, pit, no dikes, Phantom pooper, Hurricane Gloria, Zeta Chi Brothers, sunrisers, top survey, Hey Crotch! , Chicken G., 3 Bald- men. Good Luck Miller girls, CJ, SH, KV, SL, LM BR, LH, MD Thanks Dave Z. We couldn ' t have done it any Better, Good Luck! .... LATER DEL VAL MUCH. BARBARA SCHWARZ 456 Lyceum Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 Pi Alpha Xi, ' 86- ' 88;; Floral Soci- ety- VP, ' 85 ' 86; Philadelphia Flower Show, ' 84- ' 88; A-Day Floral Design Show. Thanks Mom Dad for seeing me through my college career. I Love You! I ' ll miss all the friends on Barness 2nd, Chuck, thanks for getting me through all the times I thought I couldn ' t study a minute longer, I Love You, remember al- ways MTV Room. We ' re done Chinch! DWIGHT RAY WALLACE III 4402 Ashville Rd. Quarryville, PA 17566 Club-3, 4; Christian Fellowship-] 2, 3, 4; Mid Altantic Landscape Field Day- ' 87, ' 88; Flower Show, To my friends, thanks for being there; to those in Elson, we know how it really was, late night draw- ing, late night movies, water bat- tles pizza nights, etc. Bri, Dirt- ball, Antny, Kathy, Suz, Sandie, Mark, Kelvin, Pam, Chris, Nick Mrs. Waddington I ' ll miss you all. 5 22 88 Here I come! DAVID D. ZUMBRUM Forrest Hill Rd Titusville, NJ 08560 Where ' s TLC, Psycho and Chicken?; Yo Maher, you Poser! ; Benner, use you own judgement; Rick, Sean, Hooter, Foster - Thanks; Crotch - I think our good times speak for themselves, bad times? Miller Dikes - you look aw- ful in the morning - Good Luck; Zeta Chi - to all the things we di and for all the things the school still can ' t pin on us - Guy ' s keep the ball rolling; Michelle, you ' ll alvays be special; Thanks Mom and Dad. The Birdman. Thank you Mom Dad for all Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Landscape Nursery BAHAMA BOUND (SENIORS 230 Senior Trip Senior Trip 231 GRADUATION 232 Graduation Guest Speaker: Peter H. Kostmayer United States House of Representatives CONGRATULATIONS CLAM OF ' 88 WATCH OUT WODLD Friends Fellow Classmates I would like to start with a poem entitled Thinking If you think you are beaten, you are If you think you dare not, you don ' t. If you ' d like to win but you think you can ' t It ' s almost a cinch you won ' t. If you think you ' ll lose, you ' re lost, For out in the world we find Success begins with a fellow ' s will — It ' s all in the state of mind. If you think you ' re outclassed, you are; You ' ve got to think high to rise; You ' ve got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life ' s battles don ' t always go To the stronger or the faster man; But sooner or later the man who wins, Is the one who thinks he can. Don ' t fall prey to the feelings of sadness that saying goodbye brings. Be happy when it comes time for vou vour friends to part, reach deep within you bring back that first hello. Remember the positive things, all of the good times we had, the great achievements of our classmates teams that they were on. Things such as: -an all time leading rushing record -a Rhodes Scholar nominee •a nationally ranked wrestling team -Work Hall parties at A-Day -members of our Equestrian team going to compete nationally -MAC playoffs -numerous awards at the Philadelphia Flower Show -and the installation of a new president Continue the trend of success that we ' ve all grown to know so well. One transition I see beyond the obvious on our graduation day is that we are no longer the oxygen that the College breathes, but now the life blood of the institution. A very good friend of mine, made the comment that next yr. Del Val College will be like visiting the shore in winter; it ' s the same place, but nobody will be there. We will be here, maybe not physically, but we will be here in spirit because this is our Alma Mater. What a long strange trip it ' s been!! Good Luck, Congratulations May God bless you all Eric J. Vanden Berghe HEQE THEY COME!! 235 IN MEMORY OF . . . THE COQN GODDEM WHOM WAS BRUTALLY BEHEADED IN 1987 Dear Administration, Faculty, Staff, Fellow Students, and 1988 Graduates, I would like to apologize for the fact that this years Cornucopia was published so late, but we ran into some problems throughout the process of putting the book together. Our largest problem was one of being understaffed. Frankly this problem worries me because due to this problem the 1987-88 Cornucopia may be the last one published. A yearbook is the only permanent record of the best years of your life and only you the heart and soul of Delaware Valley College can help keep this record alive. How can you help keep the Cornucopia going?, you may ask, by getting involved. I ' m not asking that you give up all your spare time, like I had to do to get this years book completed and will not do again. All I ' m ask- ing is that you give up a couple of hours. If you ' re involved in a sport, a club, or an event of some kind volunteer to do the layout for that sport, club, or event. Not only will this help make the editors job easier but it will also help bring a more personal quality to the Cornucopia. I feel if the person doing the layout is involved in the subject of the layout than they can represent any inside jokes or unique occurrences that took place during the season or the year. This as I already mentioned makes the layout more personal than if an outsider takes nine or ten pictures and throws them on a page with a heading. As you can see I don ' t want the 1987-88 Cornucopia to be the last Del Val yearbook and I would like to up- grade the quality of the book but I cannot do this alone. I need your help so if you think you can help in any- way and are sincere about it I urge you to get involved. One thing I forgot to mention before that I ' d like to mention now is that for your time you receive one se- mester credit, probably the easiest credit you ' ll ever earn! In Conclusion I would like to thank the few people who helped this past year in completing the yearbook. Thank you for your time and enjoy the 1987-88 Cornucopia. Sincerely, j K JthG QUJWLAs Beth A. Bevins