Delaware Valley College - Cornucopia Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1989 volume:

DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE PRESENTS ADVISOR: MR. JOE FERRY EDITOR: BETH A. BEVINS $iia FIELD TRIR GRADUATION, FAVORITE TEACHERS, FINALS, FIRST DATE, SENIOR PICNIC, MOVIES, TALKING ON THE PHONE, PEP RALLY THE BIG GAME, REFLECTIONS, GOOD MMiaMMK SHARON CHAPMAN ANGIE CRONIN AMY CUPPLES LINDA SCHEMPP MARGARET BAUMER STEVE DOLPHIN STACEY HOOVER CORNUCOPIA ACTIVITIES PG. 164 SENIORS PG. 192 MEMORIES PG. 209 The Cornucopia is published by Jostens Printing Publishing, PO Box 297, State College, PA 16801 The Photography Studio for the Cornucopia is Anthony ' s Studios, 61 1 ind Bristol Rd., Warrington, PA 18976 DELAWARE VALLEY W COLLEGE Ill V ii ■I II M B % s L ] - 5X(Ayv j_ 5H.rO V f y -V SUft )ORMSDORMSD P i  «i ALUMNI HOUSE Standing heryl Warren Second Row: Joan- na Monica ( owen, Missy Miles lop K « k.itln lohnson, I mil) llukill BARNESS FIRST First Row: (Left to Right) Pam Frey. Joanne Staats, Chris Olender, Donna Rish. Second Row: (left to right) Christine Druck, Christy Rudisell. April De- George. Particia Williams, Kris Ragan. First Row: L to R Angie Cronin, Chris Schatt (RA), Kristy Morley (RA), Beckie Schatschneider. Second Row: L to R Sandy Slanker, Kristin Baine, Sharon Ekland, Kelly Martin, Jane Faranetta, Jennifer Reed, Heather Hernley, Karyn Schramm. Third Row: L to R Paige Barnett, Melissa Torok, Trina Sweigart, Jen Jesiolowski, Amy Cupples, Laura Harding, Linda Schempp, Lisa Monteiro. B A R N E S S s E c o N D Floor: L to R - Kim Timler, Beth Buffy Bevins, Rachael Knight, Dina Vidmar. Second Row: L to R - Michelle Fulmer, Loretta Skibowski, Margaret Baummer. Lynne Serwell, Julie Keane Standing: L to R - Deitra Ivery, Vikki Reese, Pam Morgan BERK. SECOND 1st Row: L lo R Terri Schneider. Bonnie DiFiglia, Paula Signoriella, Joanne Pckol, Tami Halal, Debbie Emmerl. 2nd Row: L to R: Karen Doll, Julie Rabin, Annette Canalichio, Sandy Solimene, Dawn Bcrkenbush, Laura Solimcne, Sandra l.achman. 3rd Row: L to R: Michelle Fcnton, F.rin McGowan, Lisa Thorton, Helen Taylor, Michelle Parks. Liza Kinney. Rcgina Prosser, Debbie Stackhouse, Elizabeth Shandor. Lynn Routzahn, Brenda Zipfcl, Catherine Duffy, Gretchen Posh, Darian Parkinson. 4th Row: L to R Angela Thigpen, Susan Fcrichs, Paula Marisco, I.ori Borisoff, Caroline Nkuo, Jill Brubakcr, Jill Bachman, Tara Keefer. COOKE FIRST I ls Row: L to R Jed Seitzinger. Chris Green, Rich Wernoski. Ken Caro, David Ebright. 2nd Row: L to R Matt Chupalio, J. Kevin Bradley, Scott Jones, Dave M. Gregor, Dan French, Jeff Davis, Marvin Zimmerman 3rd Row: L to R Scott Busenhofer, Don Griffing COOKE SECOND I st Row: L to R John Allen, Ed Reiff, David Bortz, John DeFeo, Wayne Chabot. 2nd Row: L to R Brian Bayda, Todd Koch, Ed Sandshaw, Todd Gulick, Mike Zimmerman, Robert Deemer, Sean Schwartz. 3rd Row: L to R Rob Hofstetter, Frank Gunson, Al Schiavo, Jeff Martin, Al Cicconi, Eric Kunz, Don Seltman. 1st Row: L to R Tom Brown, Kelvin Hatch, Tony Cooper, Brad Bittner 2nd Row: L to R Piers Prater, Jim Mike Coleman 3rd Row: L to R Dave Cohen, Dave Mount, Bill Lamack, Brian Hahn, Marc Krasner, Wabals, Brien Mensi Joe Patricia. nger, Tom Akam, Jeff Rowen, GOLDMAN FIRST GOLDMAN SECOND s Mte ' HAf ■ ■ n i Bottom Row; L ot R - Jeff Frommeyer, Jim Matro, Tad Kuntz, Greg Elwell. 2nd row: L to R - Frank Kitchner, Dave Paino, Chris Tier, Rob Drummond, Mike Lager, Phil Stark, Kevin Kennedy, Eric Stannbaugh. 3rd row: L to R - Jeff Nass. Barry Mehaffey, Asshish Contractor. Brian Taggart. Bryan Benedick, Tim Harrington, James Moye, Nick Giogianni, Doug Walkup. 4th row: L to R - Pete Williams, Sean Harkins, Tom Await, Doug Caldwell. MILLER HALL 1st row: L to R - Michelle Dobbs, Chris Farst, Joan Comly, Melody Gessaman. 2nd row: L to R - Amy Niblock, Amy Lubinsky, Bev Lichota, Lynn Long, Margie Cioci, Sharon Loeffler. SAMUEL FIRST r n p 1st row: L to R - Sean Miller, Rich Defulvia, Brian Schlegel, Joe Fick, Montez Parker, Steve Himmelberger, Bret Roby. 2nd row: L to R - Dave Fanders, Hardy Rueb, Brooke Kirby, Buddy Lefebvre, Gary Dell, Gary Apgar, Jon Sommer, Steve Lorenti, Dave Hauser. SAMUEL SECOND Row I I to R John rhomas, Mark Ambrose, Chris Hoover, ( hris Reinharl, Ron Burgei Row 2: L to R Jim Herriot, Todd Radcr, Dana PirtSOfl, ( rocodilc Dundee, Mike I cwarulowski. Paul Rutnik. David Hershej Row I I lo R Harun Reed, Mark Schroeder, Brad Grol ' f. Dan Wuhr. Joe lestcr. Hob Da Row 4 I to K Mali I ackenmayr, ( larence Smith, Todd Funk. John Koury. TABOR Row I L to R Jeff White, Kevin Milt . Tony Martenelli, Chris Garvcr, John Steirly. Andy F.rnst. Row 2: L to R Darren Alles, Mike Hanarhan, Scott Kimble- ULMAN FIRST Sitting (L to R) Kevin Stevens, Brett Adair, Gret Holder, (On Couch) Keith Fredrick, Rob Lopes. Kneeling (L to R) Chris Sharp, Rob Uguccioni. Standing 1st row (L to R) Tony Loser, Jim Yeager (RA), Joe Rozick, Zack Baxter, Leo Winkel, Rob Hipszer. Standing Back Row (L To R) John Blagojevic, Brian Clair, John Kraemer, Ed Hellriegle, Randy Ross. ULMAN SECOND ULMAN THIRD Sitting: Beru Bill Turner, Matt Laino. Kneeling (L to R) John Chun Ford, Rich Naz Nazareth, John Smokey Conway, Bob Troject Koperna. 3rd Row (L to R) Matt D-ball Rzednicki, Bob Stamm (RA), Joe Porcheta. 4th Row (L to R) Rick Tonto Cordero, Ed Swap, Leo Ty Mc Sherry, Bob Yetter. 5th Row (L to R) Matt Powers, Torrey Bracan, Jason Paxton, Howie Wollman. Kneeling (L to R) Don Nardi, Jeffrey J. Flamer Goida. Stephen Pee Wee Walters, Leonard Burkhardt, Jeffrey Hirka. Standing (L to R) Chester Wis- niewski III, Christopher Turner, John Mc Ginley, Joseph R. Cerbo, Michael Struble. WOLFSON !; irst Row: L to R - Tim Maydcn, Dan Doyle, Jim Minningcr, Sam Bork, lames l.cnharl Second Row: I. lo R - Steve Hykcs, Jim Bells, Mario Mas- .hitta, Roger Miller, George Whitfield, Rick Hcsser, Kyle Mackea First Row: L to R - Jon Weller, Dan Broft, Tim Haydcn, Carlos Tclleria, Dave Bartholomew, Matt Richter, Greg Weiglc. Second Row: L to R - Sean Boag, Matt Michonski, Neil Bittner, Dave Porter, James Wightman, Mike Stro- hecker, Joe Diamond. Third Row: I. to R - Ken Miller, Phil O ' Donnell, Dave Mattus, Brad Longenecker, Michael Sadasky, Charles Molesworth, Bodi Knapp. WORK FIRST On the floor: Jim Enoch. Sitting: Matt from Samuel, David Stomp, Curtis Cooper, Frank Filor, Todd Anderson, Mark Brinsky, Little Eddie, Steve Metzgar, Tom De Malto, The Good Breneman. Standing: Kevin Dickmyer, Dan Lee, Doug Breneman, John Mariatty, Steve Nguyen, Frank Phillips, Bob Solly, Brad Braun, Frank Bartles, Eric Shade, Ed James. WORK SECOND 1st Row (L to R) Joellen Lex, Kelli Lucas, Donna Miloszar, Lisa Wilkowski, Vicki Herr, Jennifer Del- gatto. 2nd row (L to R) Melanie Nuskey, Heather Brown, Edie Feigles (RA), Susan Higley (RA), Dana Lancaster. Standing (L to R) Mary Ann Ely (CC), Trish Dollarton, Ingeborg Jenkins, Dorothy Thorne, Kim Schenk, Kathleen Mc Gough. tfTAl U iHfHM IK ■ ■ a ft ; jt3 BB? HF w •, I ■ © We, the members of the Class of 1989, dedicate our yearbook to a man who ' s loyalty and dedication to Delaware Valley College should be an inspiration to everyone. He graduated from the National Agriculture College in 1952 with a degree in Dairy Husbandry. After spending a couple of years of employment outside the College, he returned in 1955 to become Registrar, a post he held until his retirement in June, 1989. During his 33 years as Registrar, he became known by members of the faculty, administration and staff as a man of many lists. He compiled lists of all sorts, mostly using the voluminous records he kept merticulously stored in several cardboard shoeboxes. But to the students he became known as a helpful, cooperative person. He spent countless hours helping us straighten out conflicting class schedules, checking on our credits and making sure our grade point averages were up to date. If something didn ' t check out just right, he wouldn ' t give up until the problem was solved. . We came to know him as a man who was eager to help, no matter how trivial or insignificant our problems seemed. It is for these reasons and many, many more that the Class of 1989 dedicate this edition of the Cornucopia to Mr. Oskar Larrson Class of 1952. ADMINISTRATION William H. Rorei III President Russell K. Schulz Assistant to the President OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Judith A. Bilto Willetta K. Gourley Secretary to the Assistant Secretary President of the Corporation BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Paul R Schatsneider Business Manager Jamie Bartell Accounting T e f WUkr Mr - WM  - , ui Rita Chrismer Employee Benefits Counselor Virgiana Altmann Accounting Dolores Ransey Accounts Payable Supervisor DEVELOPMENT Dolby Director of Development Peggy Goldstein Assistant Director of Public Information Loretta Zlock Office Manager Development Office Kenneth Heisey Grants Coordinator Barbara Heisey Director of Alumni Affairs ACADEMIC AFFAIRS John C. Mertz Dean of Academic Affairs Marcy Stanley Secretary to Dr. Mertz Barbara Alvarado Assistant Registar STUDENT SERVICES Mr. H. William Craver Dean of Students Cheryl Morris Director of Placement Mr. Decker Student Center Manager Loretta Landes Secretary of Dept. Mary Frick Office Mg. Dean of Students Joseph E. Fulcoly, Jr. Director of Student Counseling Services Sally Gordon Counseling Services Karen Kay Counseling Services Jane Reiter v-l ( ounseling c enter Sail) Casterliu Sec. Counseling i Kaih Spratt Student Store 1g Joseph Gatto Securit) Director HEALTH SERVICES Mildred Waddington Claudia Corne PHYSICAL EDUCATION Frank Wolfgang Director of Athletics, Director of Intra- murals Head Baseball Coach Marianne Schumacher Sec. Athletic Dept. Sandy Hayward Ass. Athletic Director COACHES Bill Werkeiser Head Coach of Men ' s Basketball Golf Pamela Spotts Head Coach of Softball E. Robert Marshall Head Coach of Wrestling Assistant Coach of Soccer LIBRARY STAFF Mrs Erma Martin Receptionist in Lasker Mr. Parkinson ; M l- 1 FACULTY OF D.V.C. Dr. William Allison Biology David Benner Ornamental Horticulture Dr. Robert Berthold, Jr. Biology H. i ■ i Dr. Richard C. Lugar Chemistry Dr. Roberta R. Diamond Liberal Arts Mr. Dommel Food Industry Dr. Craig Hill Animal Science Ronald Johnson Biology Dr Richard A. Lazarus Director of CISM Dr. John D. Martin Dept. Chairman Ornamental Horticulture Dr James E. Miller Dept. Chairman of Biology Dr Barbara Muse Horticulture Jerome D. Myers Dairy Husbandry Carol Noonan Sec. Chemistry Dept. Mr O ' Brian Dr. Robert S. Orr Dr. Palumbo Liberal Arts Dept. Chairman Chemistry Food Industry Dr. John R. Plummer William Lee Porter Elenanor Price Dept. Chairman Food Industry Sec. in Liberal Arts Dairy Husbandry Michael Simone Dept. Chairman (ISM) Nate Wallace Liberal Arts 4S George I W csi Business Administration Krcd T. Wolford Agronorm l)r Richard Ziemer Liberal Arts FACULTY CANDIDS air ■ I 1 Hf ' ■ Ti 52 ffl ffi «(M ■ l 4 ■ IT £ Y- i •- ' w j 1 r i Lju S lk 8ft ft • ' Bft J w + !Ki I Hi flB IB M — -  ■rfiJ 111 I j(J i lj| t COLLEGE TRACK VT ' Doei anybod) know these people ' . ' Can I have an autograph too? Collect call to Mother Nature from Old Man Winter will you accept the charges? IH ?J MS. ENTSSPI wm HOMECOMING The 1988 Homecoming Queen her court 1st Runner up: Sandie Solimene 2nd Runner up: Pally Rupell 1988 Homecoming Queen: Joanne Pekol ACTIVITIES DAY AT DVC 74 A LL% FOUNDERS DAY f --JB I - v -ftfii. ,, jS -!■ 1 ■ ™ — 1 ' ;: f _  . ftp ' f ' ' fcawr . ' flpts ' sg ■1 ££ r ? c §TK jp w A 79 ■r CHRISTMAS MAGIC SEMI-FORMAL The 4th Annual CHRISTMAS MAG- IC Semi-Formal Dinner Dance was held on Saturday December 10, 1988 from 7:00 pm - 1:00 am in the Student Center All Purpose Room. This is the only Semi-For- mal Dinner Dance that is open to all the students, faculty and administration of the college. Since it was created it has become one of the most popular events that the students attend on campus. We hope that this tradition will be carried on into the future years of Delaware Valley College. - Chris Schatt - far left: Jane Faranetta shows us the stuff she is made of. center: Mike Braucher confers with caterer Mr. Ba- chinsky before the meal is served, lower left: Camera Shy?! Ann, Francis, Dave and Chris. THE SENIOR DINNER DANCE CLUBSCLUB WS M UBSCLUBSCLUBSC V I w A s H I N S G I T T O S N D C A - DAY COMMITTEE -F= ■ 9 i liUA ALPHA PHI OMEGA APIARY SOCIETY AGRONOMY CLUB j BAND j BLOCK -N- BRIDLE BUSINESS CLUB CHESS CLUB CHORALE DELTA TAU ALPHA ■ DRAMA CLUB EQUESTERIAN TEAM EQUINE CLUB I S FFA jt BP FLORAL SOCIETY FOOD INDUSTRY CLUB HORT CLUB JtAt as LAB ANIMAL CLUB LANDSCAPE NURSERY CLUB NAMA OUTDOORS CLUB PI ALPHA XI i RAM PAGES RESIDENT ASSISTANTS STUDENT GOVERNMENT fS . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WESTERN TEAM WDVC rs ZETA CHI « « ??MYSTERY CLUBS?? fl| v s ' if €5 5%=====S==S?a DO YOU KNOW WHO THEY ARE ORTSSPORT! mm CHEERLEADERS Clayton Andrews fights for that extra yard. SOCCER 1988 The 1988 soccer season turned out to be somewhat disappointing. There were a number of reasons. The most outstanding reason being that injuries were suffered by six off the players within the first two games. The lack of scoring punch and the fact that we play one of the toughest schedules of teams in Division III, was another key factor. Although the team as a whole had a disappointing season out- standing performances were turned in by players throughout the season. Senior goalkeeper Ray Shilling played some terrific defen- sive games during the season. Tom Lewis was voted outstanding defensive player by the team and Troy Eutermoser was voted out- standing offensive player and MVP by the team. One really bright spot for the club was the selection of Troy Eutermoser to the Suburban All-Star team as a defensive back. The team competed against an All-Star team from the Soccer Team of the Philadelphia College. The schools are representative of Division I schools. Troy played an outstanding game that ended with the Suburban Star winning the match by a score of 2-1. N5 l T m Voted Most Valuable Defensive player: Tom lewis  ■ ■l t ' m y Troy Eutermoser MVP Best Offensive Player 119 FIELD HOCKEY rhe 1988 I ield Hockej ream had .1 year of rcbuildi nj;. with 8 of 1 1 players being freshmen and .1 new goalie in the cage rhe Aggies put m.ms strong fights onlj to fall short ol 1 victor) SeniOl I racej Marshall, lead the team, both on and oil ' the field; and helped mans ol the Fresh man adapt to college play. I he team looks forward to a bright future ssith experienced players returning nexl season, set the lose of Trace) Marshall will he felt. Our goal is to have a less more players out next season and find that deep doss n desire to pull out the close lines next season |UHjy Cj ; ' im. gtskl ■F l Wjm - ' mr SEASONS RESULTS SEASON RESULTS (MEN) SEASON RESULTS (WOMEN) DEL. VAL. Opponent Kings 30 25 Wilkes 23 34 Moravian 15 50 Widener 17 41 Swathmore 15 48 Drew 25 31 Drew Invitational 6th Albright 15 44 MACS 17th Opponent Del. 1 Val Kings 43 16 Wilkes 43 16 Moravian 22 38 Widener 37 19 Swathmore 19 42 Drew Drew Invitational 32 23 3rd c Albright 39 19 MACS ■ m 13th R m r i i ■■ s R Y Kim Doug Li Delaware Valley College Women ' s Cross Country Fall. 1988 Although they seldom ran full strength in any meet during the season, the lady harriers still had a winning season with a 4 and 3 record. The team was led by transfer student Joan Kinley who finished in the top three in all of the dual meets, plus being a medalist in both the Ursinus and Drew Invitational meets with sixth place and second place finished respectively. For her efforts, Joan was voted most valuable harrier for the fall season. Joining Joan in the top three team scorers were freshmen Kim Douglas and Sandy Slanker. Sophomore Dawn Reckner, who was injured for most of the season, returned to form for the confer- ence championship finishing fourth for the team and helping the team to a respectable 1 3th. place finish. The other two ladies who saw major action during the season were captain and co-captain Sue Barnhurst and Deanna Smith. For her efforts as team leader. Sue received the Coaches Award. Also competing and scoring in a number of meets were senior Colleen Fredricks and sophomore Chris Druck. The outstanding meet for the Lady Aggies was the Drew Invitational in which the team placed third. Also in their losing encounters, the ladies represented themselves well. Will I ever make il to the end 11 Delaware Valley College Men ' s Cross Country Fall, 1988 After losing five of the top six run- ners from the 1987 team through graduation, the 1988 cross country team experienced a difficult season ending up with a 2 and 6 record. Leading the team in scoring this year was sophomore Art Ruediger who was the team ' s top scorer in all the dual meets. Art also was a sixth place medalist in the Ursinus Invita- tional, and for his efforts the team voted him the most valuable harrier award. Plagued by various problems for most of the season, senior captain Don Griffing finally came into his own in the last two meets, the MAC Championships and the NCAA Re- gional Championship Meet finishing first for the team in both races. Also during the dual meet season, Don ran two man for the team, and for his efforts he was awarded the Coaches Award. Rounding out the top scorers for the team were sophomore Steve McCarty, freshman Frank Filor, and senior Hardy Rueb. Also seeing ac- tion during the season and scoring in at least one meet were senior Jim Enoch, freshman Ian Phelps, junior Mark Brinksy, and freshman Dave Fanders. The highlight of the season came in the MAC Championship Meet where the thin clads handily bested Kings who had beaten them earlier in the season plus running apprecia- bly better against all of the teams which had devastated them earlier in the season. Up and over Such a tough life on the sidelines Back off 1 ' I got il V. li.n a setter Another winning serve MEN ' S BASKETBALL Eric Banks setting the pace. Gerry Skoda going up for a rebound. Dan Law going for the shot. Time to celebrate the win. WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Overall the 1988-89 season of the Delaware Valley Women ' s Basketball team was a very memorable one. At the beginning of the year, Coach Pento asked the players to realize a goal and strive to attain that goal throughout the season. The goal was to reach (18-6). The Lady Aggies bolted out to a 6-0 start and had to break for the semester. Never before had the lady Aggies been so aggressive. In returning to action, Del Val captured the 1st Place Trophy at the Wilkes Tournament. Never before had the Lady Aggies won a tournament. In that tourney, Michelle Shirk, Laura Rotz (MVP), And Rhonda Kill were placed on the all-tourney team. Also, never before in the history of Del Val has a woman reach the 1000 point plateau. This year, Michelle Shirk attained the plateau. Congratulations Michelle, on a fine career. It is expected that within the next year Laura and Rhoda will be right beside Michelle. WRESTLING TRACK i m r% j0 m 0 • ' n $Jb Vrl w ||1 Hal 1 r4 Jk9 -€ £ — V NTRAMURAL FOOTBALL toil S t f ' 1 1 !?!f P?1 Ik. y jftM 1  . •  • • It I I ?2 NTRAMURAL FLOOR HOCKEY d 1 A INTRAMURAL FLOOF d HOCKEY VWM SMILE!!! HALLOWEEN DANCE I love my teddy bear! 168 COOKE HALL FIRE DECEMBER 12, 1988 Fire breaks out in Room 219 while students were down- stairs in the lounge! Cooke Hall was heavily damaged by a three alarm fire on December 12, 1988 but, thanks to an all-out effort by several departments, was renovated in time for the spring semester. Three firefighters sustained minor inju- ries but none of the 72 students living in the dorm was hurt during the blaze. Bucks County Fire Marshal John C. Matter concluded the cause of the fire was an unattended candle left in a second-floor room. Students displaced by the fire were housed in other rooms on campus. With final exams scheduled to begin the next day, students were given the option of ei- ther taking the tests as scheduled or post- poning them to a later date. Within 12 hours after the blaze was de- clared under control, work crews were be- ginning an intensive cleanup and recon- struction effort to make the dorm livable by Jan. 16, the date students were sched- uled to return to campus. At the same time, officials worked with students and their insurance companies to assess damages to personal belongings. In addition to postponing exams, the College offered to loan textbooks to students, make the stenographic pool available to copy notes, and offered interest-free loans of $150 to $200 to students. Finally, on Jan. 16, workman finished all but a few minor details on the dorm and students were able to move into their rooms. WIN LOSE OR DRAW Did 1 draw that? I think I know what it is! Let me see, what next How do I spell that Hurry your time is almost up. SPECIAL RAY BOSTON A ttPA Trt iw riii f A C T I V I T I E S WHY DID THE COWS CROSS THE ROAD? Home Sweet Home BREAKING GROUND for the new dairy at DVC d -BP Delaware Valley College ' s new Dairy Science Animal Biotechnol- ogy Center was officially dedicated during ceremonies at A-Day this Spring. Groundbreaking for the Center took place at Homecoming on Oct., 1 1988. The new dairy all ready features housing for 50 milk cows and 50 young stock, a milkroom, silos, a feed mixing center, a milking parlor offices. In the future, a embryo transfer center, milk process- ing room, a student office and record room, locker room facilities will be added. The transfer unit will benefit students by giving them an opportunity to receive up to date technical training in some of the most specialized areas of the dairy industry, such as estrus synchronization the marketing of embryos. The college anticipates that the entire facility will attract increased outside research projects as well. I feel very strongly about the importance of this project, said Dr. Plummer. We are building a state of the art facility that will move our Dairy Science program into the next century. Prior to constructing the new facility, Delaware Valley College ' s dairy operations were carried out on a 42 acre farm on the north side of Rte. 202. That property was sold in November 1988. Operations at the new facility have been going on since approximately March 1, 1989. Smile you ' re on candid camera. CAREER DAY w V . ' sLi A ■ur 40V 4 1 v L V AGRICULTURE AMBASSADORS Brad Bittner and Sandic Sole The Ambassador program was started in Spring 87 as a way to have a formal student representation at agricultural events in Pennsylvania. Brad Bittner and Sandie Solemine along with their advisor. Dr. Plummer associate Dean of Agriculture, have met with politicians and successful dairymen, livestock breeders and agronomists. They have also met with many alumni to tell them of all the progress at D.V.C. Their fall semester started off at the ground breaking ceremony for the new dairy at Homecoming. Later that day. Brad and Sandie sat in on the annual alumni luncheon meeting where they were interviewed by WBUX and were formally presented to the alumni executive committee. The big event of the year for Brad and Sandie was Farm Show 89 . The week started off with the pre show dinner at the Mar- riot in Harrisburg where they dined with the elite of agriculture. There they met their Pcnn State counter parts. Mr. Agriculture, Jim Laley and Ms. Agriculture, Mary Ann Keith. The next morning Brad and Sandie met with PA secretary of Agriculture Boyd Wolf and attended the Farm Show brunch. Afterwords, they participated in the opening ceremonies of the Farm Show by presenting Governor Casey with a gift from the college. The next few days were spent recruiting in the D.V.C. booth We met perspective students and parents, alumni. Along with other D.V.C. students and faculty, they spread the word that Del Val was the place to be for learning and the place to go for qualified graduates. A few weeks later. Brad and Sandie were invited to the Pennsylvania Cornenopia dinner in Hershey; a dinner to celebrate the state ' s agricultural commodities. They were entertained by a stirring campaign speech by Arlen Spector on drug control in Pennsylvania. In the spring. Sandie attended a global affairs conference at D.V.C. Many speakers presented problems and solutions for our precious environment. A-Day is always a big day for every Del Val student. In between working for their clubs. Brad and Sandie gave hay wagon tours for the members of the Pa Agricultural promotion board and their families. Later in spring, D.V.C. was represented by their ambassadors at a PA Agricultural board meeting at the Philadelphia Horticultural Society Building. Brad and Sandie also participated in the Fall and Spring open houses hosted by the admissions department. The ambassadors were a part of a panel that answered questions about D.V.C. Later that day. they gave group tours of the campus. It was a busy and exciting year for Brad and Sandie. Brad retired from his position, after serving two years, Sandie will contin- ue to represent D.V.C. through the 89-90 school year with Brad ' s replacement. FROM THE DESK OF THE AMBASSADOR: Dear Aggies, I just wanted you all to know that it has been an honor and privilege to serve you and Delaware Valley College as the first Agricultureal ambassador. I had a great time and met many wonderful people. With the support of Dr. John Plummer, Linda Dolby and others, we accomplished much in our first two years of the program. As I leave my position in the hands of Doug Linde, I can only hope I made a difference. Good luck Doug and Sandie, I wish you the best. Yours in Agriculture, Brad A. Bittner Secretary of Agriculture: Mr. Boyd Wolff pictured with Sandie Solemine and Brad Bittner. - : % S55 v Z ;£ i u V 1 15 Ifeiftililllll JA ESSStS Kh £ - - j IK ?J ORS SENIORS S B U S I N E S s Allison D. Angle Kevin S. Dickmycr Richard W. Kulp Hubert Noutchogouin Paula J. Owens Daniel W. Paulus Darren Samuel Lynne A. Serwell Darren Alles John David Boniface Dominique Brunell Timothy Joseph Donnelly Jeffrey Wayne Kerr Michael Francis King Nancy Jean Ondra ANIMAL SCIENCE SENIORS Gerhard George Rueb I Bonnie Lynn Anderson Carole Lynne Ankenbrand Gary Allen Apgar Peter Everett Brummen Kathleen Mary Butler Caroline Ann Carpenter Vicki Giroffi Brett D. Greenland Edward Hahola Laura Jean Harmer Timothy Scott Hayden Mark Ryan Hayes Kristina Louise Heston Eileen Kristen Iandola Francis Job Kirsten Lee King Liza-Beth Kinney It k Barbara Jean Kranzel Russell Robert Lapierre Karen Kristine Lechelt Christina Olender Athony William Pletscher Kathleen Marie Regenhard Paula Theresa Signoriello Joanne Staats Gregory Leon Strait Dina Marcelle Vidmar Mark Anthony White Angela M. Williams () l ID ' James Andrew Yeager Aleksander M. Zajac BIOLOGY SENIORS Ann Elizabeth Bastain Rene ' Marie Brooks Ronald Kenneth Buck Glenn Arthur Carlson Sharon Chapman Elizabeth Gibbons Davis Athony Michael DeLise Deborah Sue Emmert Margaret Ann Ewan Kimberly Ann Flosdorf Colleen Frederick Lynda Carol Green Jacqueline Mae Hidalgo Paul Anthony Jardel Michelle Bernadette Morgan Helen Taylor Lisa Ann Thornton William Joseph DeMarco Ronald Steven DeMarino Patricia A. Dollarton Todd A. Doucett Laura Etzweiler Edie Ann Feigles Eric Ronald Ford Richard Allen Grover Kelly L. Hadesty David G. Haninchick Martin Hoffner Stacey Lee Hoover Christina Jacob Robert Wilson Jenkins Robert Brooke Kerbv Randi Michelle kunkcl Rodney J. Kwiatkowski Paul Scott Leinbach Brian Thomas Maschmeyer Daniel Brian McDyre Felix Thomas McKeogh Jill Marie Michelfelder James H. Reiser Deborah Ann Scannapieco Ronald Lewis Schaffer I I i Raymond John Shilling Ransom Fischer Shoup Debbie Ann Stackhouse Mary Ann Thomson Kimberly Ann Timler Kristine Lori Tompkins Harry William Unrath William Dennis Van Nostrand Lisa A. Vernalis Mark Matthew Vinitski Carmen Ignatius Zaffarano Donato Zecchino Jon Andrew Zellers Kevin Michael Ziegler CHEMISTRY SENIORS Suzanne Louise Fetzer Jason Willem Freed James Joseph Ivy Diane Lynn Scott CISM E N fSS ' - I R - 1 S Kara Marie Gheri ng Brian Hahn Cathryn Veronica Rabea David John Zabrowski DAIRY SCIENCE SENIORS Laine R. Hellein Audra Leigh Hickman Albert Edward Jenkins IV Richard Wilson Lawrence Kevin H. Stanton Michael K. Swartley EQUINE SCIENCE SENIORS FOOD SCIENCE SENIORS Paul Vartkes Ajemian Robert Stuart Bcnner Wayne Chabot HORTICULTURE SENIORS Charles Edward Baker Robert Walter Solly William Charles Weller Thomas Freeland Await Leonard Michael Azzarano Terry Berryman Beth Anne Bevins Albert Charles Cicconi Joan Elizabeth Comly Anthony John Cooper Joseph Michael DeStefano Stephen Joseph Dolphin Anthony Michael f Ferraro O R N A M E N T A L H O R T I C U L T U R E S E N I Donald Bruce Griffing Jeffrey Davis Guest Peter Grant Haring Julia Keane Beverly Arlene Lichota John Jay McQuade Keith Andrew Mahoney Sean Oliver Miller Julie Anne Montanaro Frank Phillips Deidra Ann Pisauro James Douglas Plisco Patricia Renee ' Rupell Christine Marie Schatt Philip Charles Smith Best friends, parties, field trip graduation, favorite teachers, finals, first date, senior picnic, movies, talking on the phone, pep rally the big game, reflections, good times, memorie s ■net MEMORIES KTfMIUIjaiCIBfia ALLISON D. ANGLE Box 95 Uyton, NJ 07851 KEVIN S. DICKMYER 4131 Main Street Lineboro. MD 21088 Track, Captain; Apiary Society; Photog- raphy Club; Drama Club; Presidential Diplomat; Green and Gold Leaders ' So- ciety; Resident Assistant. Mom and Dad, Thank You for all of your love and support!! The track team is doing it in ' 89. Good Luck to everyone who is walking this year. Bahamas, here LYNN FULTON 185 W. Court St. Doylestown, PA 18901 RICHARD W. KULP RR 2 Box 408 Perkasie, PA 18944 HUBERT NOUTCHOGOUIN 906 South Faragut Street Philadelphia, PA 19163 APICS (Vice Pres.), NAMA, Agribusi- ness Club, The International Students Club. Thank you Mom, Dad and Jeon Roger for all you have done. I could not have made it without your Financial and emo- tional support. I also want to thank my friends Lomin, Jun, Laurent, Brunei, Mario, Done, Laurence, Mory, Polela for being there and listening to my jokes (I ' m not sure they were all funny. What do you think guys?) Thank you Jeon Roger and Lomin for putting up with my mess. My 5 semesters at Del Val were a very enriching experience thanks to Dr. E. Goodbye and Good Luck Del Val. For Now Anyway. PAULA J OWENS 915 Village Green Rd Deland, FL 32720 DANIEL W. PAULUS 1216 S. York Dr. Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 DARREN SAMUEL 320 Hillside Ave. Jenkintown, PA 19046 LYNNE A. SERWELL Box 66, 917 Cherry Lane Pineville, PA 18946 N.A.M.A. (Tres), By-Laws Commuter, APICS. Thanks Mom, Dad, Randy Shawn I couldn ' t have made it w o you. I love you all. Shawn thxs for all the Special Memories, Love Support. You helped to make it happen. I LOVE YOU! Piggy for Ransom! Snake bites Wine Cool- ers. Cruise. Are we next? Where ' s my roommate? Deb thxs for all 4 yrs. Pntbttr Fluff Obnoxious. Group les- sons. Berk, NA, Buffy, Maggot, Dickey, Beaver - GOOD LUCK. The Fella ' s are where the memories are. Will we make it? The fear of the yr of ' 89. AB Field- trips. We Finally made it! Samuel, Ser- well, Stierly. BEST OF LUCK ' 89 AB CLASS. STEVE SMYTH 205 Lippincott Ave. Riverton, NJ 08077 JOHN H STIERLY III PO Box 215 Westfield, PA 16950 National Agri-marketing Assoc, (co- founder pres), marketing team. Safety Comm., Band, (Percussion section). Peer Counselor, Student Gov Rep, RA, Green Gold Leaders Society. The legendary Tex Meadville, PA; Freebirds, intramural volleyball, basket- ball; Odie ; Are you ready ski-king? Tabor tots ' 88- ' 89; my AMC Ambassa- dor; Mikey ' s d-d-d Donuts; Sixer Pride; Kevin ' s well lit F250; Ewok, I ' ll never forget you! Barness 2nd stomping grounds; Working at security; Darren - you ' re a great friend roomie - long live Lynyrd; Thanks for being my little sister, Kellygirl; Rynda, Heifer , Chris Sue you guys are great I ' ll miss you; See you at Sears, Russ! Tim, Dave, Paulie, Dar- ren S, Tex, Mike, Kevin, Tracey, Lisa, Russ, Rooney - you are all welcome to Tioga anytime. JT you ' ll be a great vet; thank you Dr. Mrs Avery for every- thing. Thanks also to Mr. Sauer, Dr. Ziemer, and M.L. - Peace for your love and support. Most importantly, a great big thanks to Mom, Dad, Joe Sue for your love support, I love you all So long DEL VAL. MARYANN J. VOGT Sandtown Rd Medford, NJ 08055 RAYMOND J. WOYTAS 63 Branford Rd. Whippany, NJ 07981 Lacrosse (Pres), P.A.C., Intramural Hockey Dan, Bill, Vince, Suzy, Jeff, Rick, Al. Snowball Fight in the dorm, shot a min- ute, NYS, Table Hockey, Mud Balls, CH, Skiing Trips, Denny ' s, Look for- ward to never seeing Avery again. Build the Wall, Burning down the dorm. ROBERT E. ZEIGLER RD 1 Box 141 Elliottsburg, PA 17024 MftijigLfjfly DARREN L. ALLES R.D. 4, Box 324 Westfield, PA 16950 Agronomy Club (Pres.), Soil judging, NAMA, Wrestling, Volleyball, basket- ball, softball, Tioga Mountains, Part- time jobs. Rebel Yell at Tabor, Lynyrd Skynyrd. Let ' s fishhook Johnny Boy, defeat the Sixer! Hour before your exam, awsh t, plenty of study time, Tex. Mikey, Dave, Tabor Tots and Work 2nd girls - what a party crew. Thanx Mom and Dad for all your support! Lord, I can ' t change. Oh! Won ' t you fly high, oh free bird, yeah! JOHN D. BONIFACE 901 Prospect Mill Rd. Bel Air, MD 21014 BRUNEL DOMINIQUE 1290 Ocean Ave., Aprt. 4C Brooklyn, NY 11230 TIMOTHY DONNELLY 966 Big Oak Rd. Yardley, PA 19067 ANDY ERNST R.D. 5, Box 900 Meadville, PA 16335 JEFFREY KERR R.D. 2, Box 236 Titusville, PA 16354 MICHAEL F. KING 31 Buckingham way Freehold, NJ 07728 NANCY ONDRA 1515 Fennel Rd. Pennsburg, PA 18073 Agronomy Club, Soil Judging Team, Math Tutor, DTA, A-Day ' s, Soil Judging-fragipans and floodplains-we beat Cornell!; the Beatles (JL), Sting, The Rutles, the Pythons, the pack and the M , Dirk McQuickly and Vampire LeHeather, my flatmates; Sun- ny, Bear, Rusty and rex; Love to Mom and Dad and Jeff; So what can you do with an Agronomy degree, anyway? HARDY RUEB 1746 S. Sierra Way Stevensville, MI 49127 Cross Country, Winter Track, and Spring Track Having some roommate thru college. Dancing at the track meets. Hell raisers I and II. Intramural co-ed volleyball champs. Remember borrowing things for our room. Return of the skeleton. Re- member loud music and neighbors pounding on wall. Mostly, I remem- ber all the GREAT TIMES WITH KIM!!!!! THANKS MOM AND DAD FOR ALL YOUR HELP!! DAVID WILSON 536 Sixth Ave. Bethlehem, PA 18018 ANIMAL 1ENCE BONNIE LYNN ANDERSON 130 Williams Ave. Newtown, PA 18940 Drama Club, B and B, Equestrian Team Livestock Judging team. Mom - UR the greatest. I couldn ' t have done it without you. Dad, Grandmom - Thanx for the support. GB-buddy, pal, friend? Don ' t worry someday it will all pay off. Water fights with Farm 3 crew Summer ' 88. JS, CB, LD, BC, TG. Roo- mie - UR the greatest. Rodis, Ice Cream, JD, Stoagies. Judging Team -thank you for your support. Freida, Humper-who gets the bathroom 1st? Mr. G-great working with ya! Great memories with MH, KR, LD, RL, KM, AH, KB, PF and everyone else. Good Luck everyone. Bring peace to the world-give someone a backrub. CAROL ANKENBRAND 748 Bluebell Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 GARY ALLEN APGAR R.D. 1, Box 208 Farmingdale, NJ Block and Bridle, Dairy Society, Peer Counselor, Look at those teats Mike : Click!!, Chinka, Zoom baby, Hall parties on Sam. 1, Freshmen disorientation, taking cold tablets for ' rrhea, Waylon Boce- phus and Alabama, No No, I got it!! $11.02 for two, Nice Beautiful, Becky Rice and all the trouble that goes with ya honey, Finally to the DVC Administra- tion LICK IT!!! PETER BRUMMER R.D. 2 Port Royal, PA 17082 Livestock Judging Team, Block and Bri- dle, Herdsman (Farm 3), A-Day. Judging Team - Hendo , Attitude , Hogoty; Hardee ' s -napkins, Studying at Farmhouse , NBI , Kelly ' s, Working my off at Farm 3, Lick it , Beauti- ful, Rappy, The Redheaded duck I roomed with! 1 Dry Taborland, Fire in Cooke Hall, Malibu night, Christmas Dance, Homecoming Float ' 87, Band B Hayride ' 87, Thank you Mom and Dad. KATHLEEN M. BUTLER 3 Wilbur Rd. Bergenfield, NJ 07621 1 year - Intramural volleyball and Floor Hockey, 2 years- Equestrian team, and FFA, 4 years- Equine Club Does anyone want some cheeze whiz? I will never forget all the fun times with my friends. Jamie - I have to get out of here; this place is driving me crazy. Jo- Anne and Nancy- why don ' t we go out for just a little while and end up at Denny ' s Again. Has anyone received brain damage lately? Guys-I am in Al Mood! I am feeling monocious again! Put your head between your knees and kiss .... Lets look for popcorn at the Soda Fountain! JB, PB, DR, CO, JS, CB, PF, BA, KR, NG, DG, BMC, JG, MB, and everyone else - I love you and will miss you!!! THANKS MOM AND DAD!!!! CAROLINE A. CARPENTER SOS Paper Mill Rd. Oreland, PA 19075 APRIL M. DE GEORGE 3334 Bullfrog Rd. Fairfield. PA 17320 Livestock Judging Team; Resident Asst.; Block and Bridle member; Annual Ed. Scrapbook; Dairy Society member - (Tres.); Jr. Class tres.; FFA - (Sec.) - FFA Day Chairperson Hoopdics and Hand and Champagne at Dtown Inn. Seafood Shanty. D.S. to Can, Va. and other Road trips and Su- perbowls. Kentucky, Fondue, JJ Honker (Humper??) P. and G. and Hur- ricane G.- Molsons and T-Shirts - B and D - Mons and Mudslides and Corn Cobs and Cinderella. Affiliates, A—Days, Mainebound and Shore Huuuge Ho- bags. Always-Good Times with Scott and Patty and Chris. LISA M. DOUGHERTY 243A McKinley Ave. Blackwood, NJ 08012 Equestrian Team, Resident Asst, Delta Tau Alpha, Lab Animal Club. Thanks Mom and Dad, Tracy, Tim, Ed, Mark, Russ, Mike, Tom, Tabor Tots and everyone else. Good Luck! The L-shapes room, snowletters, driving to 7-eleven in the snow, walking to tabor in the rain on my B-day, Denny ' s at 4:00 a.m., Watch the Fishtank , all nighters, list to Santa, square heads, the Four F ' s, Winnie the Pooh, hopscotch in the Hallway, the One and only time playing Mexican - Thanks Tim!! Hoobies, my ruminant and all the talks, Tracy and r ' s , Take, Take me Home , Chem Lab Accidentals, Road Trips, Friendly ' s Jo Jo, the Four year plan, Nachos, Rody ' s Teddy Hamper, the real world, guys named Scott, the False Firm Alarm. Samuel 2nd paranoia. Good Luck and Good-bye to everyone left at good old DVC. TRACY EBERT S Barnes St. Greenville, Rl 02828 Lab Animal Club, ICC rep, A-Day Rep, Equestrian Team. Thanks Mom, I made it, because of a lot of help and support from you. Mallow cups and the L-shaped room. Cigs and Stairway to Heaven during a blizzard. Trees and stuff. Tabor and we ' re singing the rain. All niters with snowletters and list to Santa. Yo Wargo what ' s this, ted- dy bears better then men. My roommate plays Mexican, never again Tim. Watch the fish tank and blinking red lights. Denny ' s at 4:00 a.m. and 7-1 1 all the time, strawberry daquiries and strep throat. Mickey mouse popsicles and poor Harold, Bahama Bound, which one ' s Mutt and which one ' s Jeff, no one will ever know. Pooh bear at 2:00 a.m. Thanks Lisa, for three years of good times and bad we made it. Good luck Sophomores, you ' ll need it. Thanks Mike, it ' s been fun and different and I ' ll CHRISTINA FARST 50 Taff Drive Millington, NJ 07946 Block and Bridle, (Publications), Equine Club (Pres. and Pub.), Equestrian Team, Western Stock Seat Team, (Sec), A- Day (2 yrs showing Beef), Homecoming Floats (Equine Club 1), B and B Ban- quets, Horses, raising seeing eye puppies and baby skunks. Thanks M and D-I Love Vou! Marg and Buffy -we finally made it! You guys are the best, Mixin ' and drinkin ' anything, Buf-the stable one, men, street signs and all those endless memories! Jo-sis, never forget National B and B Conventions (Denver and Houston)-snow bound, sleep talking, broken noses, Gilley ' s - I rode the Bull! Miller-Bev, Crick and Louise-floor roomies, NBI - what a dive, whiskey sours, pickin on Louise, Burp! Kris Alek, and western horse shows-Kris, watch those white fences in the future, Rodeos and term papers! Mrs. G. - thanks for being there. Kate and Audra- Mock 26, Bunnies, chicken, too. Slow Spur-the renegade cow, 7 Brain cells left. Peace. DVC Security-Get a real job! A- Day Headaches! Good Luck to all of my bestest friends and to my Babydoll, Ste- phen-Thanks for your love, faith and support-you ' re my everything and I LOVE YOU-Stephris Farm - our future! I ' m OUTTA HERE!!! KATE FERON 8 Sage Rd. Pawling, NY 12S64 Block and Bridle, Dairy showing at A- Day I gained intelligence but I lost common sense. Rick it ' s time to pay the piper, we made it through, and no one can find a better friend then my roommate Audra. Peace STEVEN D. FISCHER 7323 Valley Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 VICKI GIROFFI 184 Springtime Lane Levittown, NY 11756 BRETT D. GREENLAND R.D. 5, Box 143 Towanda, PA 18848 EDWARD J. HAHOLA Box 4, R.D. 2 Pittstown, NJ 08867 Band, MC for Stud ent Activities, A- Day events. Thanks to MOM and DAD for all their love and support throughout the years. To all my friends, remember the fun and the not-so-fun times we shared (the sheep). Thanks to DVC for a great time. LAURA J. HARM ER (Chickie) 381 Fort Mott Rd. Salem, NJ 08079 Block Bridle, Dairy Society, Lab Ani- mal Club, Equestrian Team, Jr. Class VP, Traffic Court Judge, Intramural Volleyball Floor Hockey, A-Day. My many friends that know me as Chickie. I ' ll never forget you. Best of luck to you all. As for you Al! Let ' s never lose touch. You are truly my best friend and greatest romminant anyone could ever have. Always remember friendly ' s trips, nacho runs, drink of the week, b s , being there with each other in the good times the bad. Patty Maryann best of luck in your future. Don ' t worry just be happy! Now the best I saved for last Tim, Thanks for making my years at DVC the Best. The future is now ours. I love you. 9-9-89. TIM HAYDEN 1902 Keystone Dr. Hatfield, PA 19440 RA, Photo Club (VP), Block Bridle, Western Equestrian team, Lab Animal Club, Intramural football Softball Hey Pete let ' s go out in style - where are we going tonight. Barb, Dina, April. Thanks for the great 4 ' somes. Kevin Jen have fun. To all my friends family thanks for the help and support. Good Luck to everyone. MARK RYAN HAYES 626 Leverington Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 KRISTEN LOUISE HESTON PO Box 420 Glen Arm, MD 21057 E. KRISTEN IANDOLA 1706 Buck Rd Feasterville, PA 19047 Stock Seat Tean (Capt. 2 yrs.), Equestri- an team, Lab Animal Club, Equine Club, Block Bridle, Photo Club, Pre- Vet Society. Thanks to mom family for encourage- ment, Doc Hofsaess for all his help never ending patience, Dr. Brubaker Alek for the ever changing plan of the week , Del Val for all the friends fun (esp. labs at the barn, field trips, bone slide practicals). Thanks to Rocky for understanding when I had to write papers couldn ' t visit. SST, Field trips, shows, trail rides, rodeo, miniature horses, mare shows. Lots of love to Alek, without whos understanding, friendship love I wouldn ' t have ever made it through. I ' ll miss you S.F., C.F., L.W., L.M. KIRSTEN LEE KING 407 Judson Ave. Mystic CT 06355 LIZA BETH KINNEY 2316 Woodridge Terrace Easton, PA 18042 Equestrian team. Chorale, Lab Animal club Student advisor for ACT 101 P.L.U.S. Remember when registers were for ev- eryone security was at least polite? Remember when the Dean of Students was there for the students not out to get them? As Edith Archie Bunker would say those were the days! But all in all I will miss my days here at DVC. BARBARA JEAN KRANZEL 1991 Falabella Circle Warrington, PA 18976 RUSSELL ROBERT LAPIERRE JR. 37 Hawkin Rd Medford, NJ 08055 KAREN KRISTINE LECHELT RD 1 Box 156 Pipersville, PA 189847 CHRISTINA OLENDER 1138 Harrison St Philadelphia, PA 19124 ANTHONY WILLIAM PLETSHCER PO Box 337, 1000 Dekalb Pike Gwyned Valley, PA 19437 KATHLEEN MARIE REGENHARD 1941 Guinea Lane Jamison, PA 18929 Block Bridle, Hort Society, Agronomy club, A-Day, Student Gov ' t, (Jr. class commuter rep., Sr. class Pres.) Bert remember when I tripped you in the Ag basement hallway? Ernst is a Hallow- een Party Poop! Hey Whitey, you want some microwave pizza? Deemer re- sponse number 2. Jerry don ' t worry, be happy. Lainer Jo-Jo B-GACK! Russ, Piggy back centipede. Bert how ' s that snicker bar? Luv ya FARM- HOUSE. Summer ' 88 THE BEST. Sue B, Gobble Gobble! TABOR TOTS WOMEN love y ' all. TIMOTHY WAYNE RICHMOND 130 Plank Rd Gettysburg, PA 17325 PAULA THERESA SIGNORIELLO 9 Carol Dr. Bethpage, NY 11714 JOANNE STAATS 895 Meadow Rd. Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Block Bridle, National Conventions, Livestock judging team, Equine Club, Western Equestrian team, Student Mgr of DVC Horsebarn, Sr. class - VP, ICC, A-Day, Beef herdsmen, Showteam. Where to Begin? Judging with Cinderel- la? Hey Humper. Bonnie you ' re a good roomie Greg Oh Petey thanks for the Shows, Lisa Lisa, Russ you crazy Pixie Elf, The Tabor Tots- Yeah every one of them- Take care, Kevie Baby, Lainey You ' re my favorite Dairy Boy - The HW summer of 88 farm crew, TG, BC, LD, CB, Bonzai, Oh My, Katie Nancy what about a drink (or 2 or 3 or . . .) Put your head between your knees and . . ., Katie ' s moods, the harness women, why do they let jocks in places designed for humans, Jerry You ' re extra special, Take care thank you. Doc Uncle I Fred Thanks for being there AL- WAYS. You ' re a bright spot I did not Kill a horse to get a halter. PB, GS, AJ. Rappy, DA, RL. LH, KB, my sis, KR everyone else. I love ya all God Bless, Thanks mom dad A Ed! Thanks too, RG Mrs. G. Mrs. W the ' other ' parents. GREG STRAIT PO Box 45 Harrisonville, PA 17228 Block Bridle, Dairy Society, Western Equestrian Team, Livestock Judging team. Intramural volleyball. Peer Coun- selor. Remember my first A-Day, Bill Gary. Thanks to Class of ' 85 the FUBAR gang Showing of my A-Day animals. Beef Dairy, my judging trips with the 3 girls how about it Pete, The smelly vans the RAM at Bru bakers, Gary how about the Vodka morning, AL at NBI Yukon, Farm Show, Head-Oh , Johnny Nostril , you betcha sweet ! The Tabor Tots, Samuel 114, Special Thanks to Mom Dad I couldn ' t have done it without you! DINA M. VIDMAR 8116 S. Kromeria Way Engl c wood, Colo 80112 Equestrian Team, RA, Block Bridle, Equine Club. Mom Dad, I couldn ' t have done it without you. Bob I. L. Y. always . . . You ' re in a cave. Where do buffalo wings come from? Grass stains Uno, Tom from L.l. Halloween Parties. 5 ' under club, I luv you all. Windy - the great meat taste center. Beth - grazing? Don ' t eat that olive Barb. Give someone you love the shaft. MARK ANTHONY WHITE PO Box 443 Washington Crossing, PA 18977 ANGELA M. WILLIAMS 15 Hawthorne Dr. Medford, NJ 08055 BRIAN COURTNEY WOOD 6217 N. Smedley St. Philadelphia. PA 191 4 1 JAMES ANDREW YEAGER Rt. 2 Box 967 Breinigsville, PA 18031 FFA, Station Mgr of WDVC. RA, Foot- ball Mgr. Mom dad thanks for all the support these past 4 yrs. I couldn ' t have done it without you. Brett, don ' t ever forget those crazy times! Hugh, what else but STJNK! Terry, Pete, Liza, Kara, Bev, you guys are the greatest! Jill I ' ll miss you a lot, but you will still always be M.L.O. Take Care. ALEKSANDER M. ZAJAC 947 Woodland Dr Southampton, PA 18966 BIOLOGY ANN BASTIAN 1425 N. Wales Rd. North Wales, PA 19454 Biology Club, (sec), English Equestrian Team, Math Tutor, Equine Club. Thanks to my family for their support. Nasty - Thank you for being there through the good bad. Remember Py- thon, Rutles, Beatles, Police, Sting, Mac, John, Heather, the concert, the Story, the videos, and the vampires. Best of luck to you Jeff, Friends Forever! Love Al- ways - Dirk. RENE MARIE BROOKS 283 Magnolia Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 RONALD KENNETH BUCK JR. 35 Green Lane Sellersville, PA 18960 GLENN ARTHUR CARLSON 135 W. Oakland Ave Doylestown, PA 18901 SHARON CHAPMAN 125 W. Manheim St. Philadelphia, PA 19144 ELIZABETH GIBBONS DAVIS 3370 10th Street North Apt. 1307 Naples, FL 33940 ANTHONY MICHAEL DELISE 54 Hickory Lane Doylest own, PA 18901 DEBORAH S. EMMERT 8588 Wissahickon Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 Biology Club, Lab Animal Club, ICC, Tutor. E.C.-D.H.-L.T.-D.Z.-H.T.-B.O.-J.P.- B.Z.-M.S.-L.G.-B.D.-Ty-Helmiester-Jr. fun-tack, NBI glasses, rat raisers, Argus, DiOrios, whale watch, Cancun, plan A through ?, A rat with a this big, giggles, waffy, S.H.M.L., water skiing, ZX, Helen sandwich, syringes, Lite, me- dia center movies, coloring, someone say Rick ' s? No you! MARGARET A EWAN 1 1 2 Central Ave. Cedar Brook, NJ 08018 Biology club, Intramural floor hockey, Intramural Volleyball. Thanks for all the memories Del Val. The Fruit Loop Troop Forever, Kegs cards on snow days, transferring, A-Day, the legalization party, Special thanks to all my roomies for all the spectacular memories: Al, Cheryl, Rene, Sue Liz, By the way, shut up Liz, Don ' t forget pit parties AA meetings, Iced teas (silly potion) at Christmas time, parties at my house every Oct.; Friends: Al, Jen, Diane, Cheryl, Sue, Liz, Tracy, Trish, Jenny, Kelly, Laura, Randi, Stacey, Lor- raine Anthony too. And FUN: the lake, samuel 2nd parties, veritable cruis- ing, brewskis, thirsty runs, weddings, grain parties, registers, Thursdays, Flori- da, Guys, Boyfriends, some of the best times of my life. Thanks Love espe- cially goes to my family for supporting me in all my decisions. I love you guys. Thanks again especially you Mom Dad. KIMBERLY ANN FLOSDORF 116 Bristol Rd. Chalfont, PA 18914 COLLEEN FREDERICK 532 Lincoln Ave. Souderton, PA 18964 Cross Country, Biology Club. The friendly supportive atmosphere on campus the professors that care truly love teaching (Dr. Miller, Dr. We- ber, Dr. Orr, Mr. Standing) Thanks to you all. DANIEL C. FREED 1217 Laurel Lane Phoenixville, PA 19460 LYNDA CAROL GREEN 520 E. Pine StT Feasterville, PA 19047 EDWRD THOMAS HELLRIEGEL Golf Course Rd. RD 4 Flanders, NJ 07836 MARK A. HARTZELL 1821 E. Butler Pike Ambler, PA 19002 JACQUELINE HIDALGO 4516 Brookside Ave. Bristol, PA 19007 MICHELE B. MORGAN 5524 N. 13th St. Philadelphia, PA 19126 Volleyball, Volleyball Mgr., Floral Soci- ety. Though there ' s one thing that I cry for I believe enough to die for That is every man ' s responsibility to man. -Maya An- gelov- BARBARA JEAN OKORN 12 Brandywine Dr. Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 JOANN M. PEKOL 190 Chamberlain St. Plains, PA 18705 Biology Club, Lab Animal Club, Dean ' s List, Football Mgr., Homecoming Thanks Mom Dad for all of your love support throughout these 4 yrs. To B.O., H.T., L.T., D.E. you guys are the greatest. Never forget all of our great times. I ' ll miss you guys. Barb, thanks for putting up with me the last 3 yrs. You really are the best roommate. Never for- get all my classic hangovers, contacts, clogged toilets, running through glass, jumping in windows. Thanks for looking out for me. Remember Yo Ling , No- body , the little keg that wasn ' t , Chickens ducks, Christmas Pub, Grath, Animal most of all Forever Young I ' ll be visiting with or without Strohs, Thanks Joe for making my senior yr. special. MARTHA E PHILLIPS 1409 Meadow Dr. Norristown, PA 19401 KEITH AARON ROUSE 96 Bucks Meadow Lane Newtown, PA 18940 JED SPRUCE SEITZINGER PO Box 25 Shartlesville, PA 19554 Chess Club (pres.), Wrestling, Track, In- tramural softball I made it! Thanks to my entire family especially Mom, Dad Aunt Lil, for supporting me believing in me every step of the way. On May 22, 1987 I met Michelle, my future wife! To her I give my heart, strength, soul mind! In the Future: Ophthalmologist MARY J. SENAUSKY 101 Krista Ct Chalfont, PA 18914 HELEN TAYLOR 38 Glenville Rd. Edison, NJ 08817 Biology Club, Hillel, Equestrian Team, RA, A-Day Rep, ICC Rep. WOW. Seth Bear, Lisa, Dave, Barb, Ty, Deb, Jr, Beth, Brenda, Joanne, Tony, Let ' s all stay on the same wavelength forever. Laughing, Red Sweats, Sea Breezes, the Kinks, the Beatles, Chalk on the nose, Dolphy, Toys, out of my fish tank, water fights, bubbles - Bio., Buldges Beer LISA ANN THORNTON 1291 Palomino Dr. Warrington, PA Biology Club, (Tres) DVC Football As- sistant to trainer, Equestrian team, Dean ' s List Mom Dad, Thank you I love you. To a very special person in my life, Dave you mean the world to me! I love ya Zabo! Sept 4. 1988. Waiting for 1990. Helen, Deb, Barb, Joanne Lynda - I ' ll never forget ya. DVC football. A-Day Bio Exhibit, NBI, Zeta chi, Good luck class of 1989. ADMINISTRATE THOMAS CHRISTOPHER ALLEN 766 Garden Rd. Warminster, PA 18974 EDWARD CHARLES ARNOLD 21 16 Cedar Run Dr. Apt. 102 Camp Hill, PA 1701 1 SUZANNE SMITH BARNHURST 4 Patricia Ln Chalfont, PA 18914 JAMIE LOUISE BARTELL 40-42 South 8th St. Apt 4 Perkasie, PA 18944 MARGARET CECILE BAUMMER 8328 Bradshaw Rd. Bradshaw, MD 21021 Softball, yearbook staff. Intramural Vol- leyball, Flamingo Grove Country Club Mom Dad I love you both very much without you I would have never made it! My 21st B-Day in a limo, Thanks Patti. Goldman 204 parties Tom Tom-Tom. Starchhead, Hickey neck. Strip Darts . . ., Chris Hot B ! Buffy I can ' t go to class my hair is a mess. Smoking cigars with Sean, Sleep walking over to the FGCC. Ebert you are the greatest! Christopher How ' bout those hickeys Tom I in the snow, What a bruise on my butt! Homecoming ' 87 in the parking lot. Winespritzers w Vicki Buffy. Chris How ' s no Balls? Ya wanna?, 976-SOUL Burning Gumby ' s couch putting it out w Polo, NBI Pokey ' s. Alan, Terry, Gwen, Nancy, Jon - Thanks for a great Fr. yr., Patty Buffy I ' ll miss you guys Good Luck to all the people I have known at DVC. WILLIAM DAVID BOYLE RD 1 Briarcrest Rd Dallas, PA 18612 BARRY WADE BROWN 6221 Delaney St. Philadelphia, PA 19143 JOHN MICHEAL BURKHARDT 814 Evergreen Dr. Wyomissing, PA 19610 Golf, College Republicans, Business Club. Thanks to Rebecca, Ray, Chief, Marty, Steve, Riley: Bulldogs, Roadtrips, The shore, Jack ' s Place, the closet. Golden Bear, Pineapple Bombers, Wolfpack, Cooke Fire, Dad Vails. JOSEPH BUTTS 5229 W Jefferson Street Philadelphia, PA 19131 BENJAMIN CALDERAIO JR. 1S71 Brookwood Drive Bensalem, PA 19020 MATTHEW ANTHONY CHUPALIO 106 Dil worth Lane Langhorne, PA 19047 NEIL CLOVER IS Fieldstone Place Flemington, NJ 08822 STEVE ANTHONY D ' AMBRA 939 Foulkrod Street Philadelphia, PA 19124 AUDREY OLIVIA DANIEL 522 Ferry Road Doylestown, PA 18901 WILLIAM J. DE MARCO 1849 S. Carlisle St. Philadelphia, PA 19145 Lacrosse, Business Club, Intramural Hockey Wolfsohn Hall Freshman Yr. . . . My 18th Birthday party, yo Jon G . . . Saving bottle caps . . . Lacrosse Registered ' s . . . My 20th birthday party . . . Polly Bros., right J Z ... Dr. Mont. Dr. Handler . . . All nighter . . . Hurricane Gloria . . . Skiing . . . Lisa G., Bobbie . . . Running for homecoming Queen ... All my friends, you know who you are. RONALD STEVEN DE MARINO 909 Hunt Dr. Yardley, PA 19067 PATRICIA A. DOLLARTON 568 Stanbridge Street Norristown, PA 19401 Freshman: Volleyball, Basketball-Most Improved Player, Sophomore: Volley- ball, Basketball Junior: Volleyball- Most Valuable Player Basketball-Most Im- proved Player Senior: Volleyball-Most Valuable Player, First Team All-MAC, Basketball-Captain. Berk 2nd, Work Hall 2nd floor Co-ed dorm, Gert and Leona , being suspend- ed, Florida, Fizz, Club Atlantis, Broken Leg, Bell ' s Palsey, Sea Isle City, Tama- qua, Drinking, Fire in Cooke Hall, Fire Alarms, Pit Parties, Ooh Yup!, Lewy and Doug, Pizza Hut, Binnie and Flynn ' s, Cateterin, M.V.P. ' s, MAC ' s, A- Day, Pubs, 7 -11, Cops, West Campus, McNulty, My hats, Yo dude, Meeting friends, losing friends, Bye to Ewan and Liz, Thanks to Jenny, Kelley, Karen, Beth, Laurie, Zellers, Leo, Sheri, Stuhl, Tom Makowski, Greek, Brett and every- one else! Special love goes to Jenny and Kelly for Always being my friend. To my family: I love you! Good-bye, Trish. TODD A. DOUCETT 4 Naomi Lane Chalfont, PA 18914 JULIE YVONNE DUTTON 151 Maple Avenue Apt. R7 Dublin, PA 18917 DARYLL LAMONT ELLISON 514 West Street Pottstown, PA 19464 . JAMES THOMAS ENOCH 1 1 Hawthorn Drive Medford, NJ 08055 Four years Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, 2 years Captain of Winter and Spring Track. Green and Gold Leaders award, APICS and AMA club. Passing out in front of the gym, HOT TUB PARTIES 1 2, the track team hopefully going all the way in ' 89, Dou- ble Visions, the parties in Work Hall!! Bahamas, here we come! SPECIAL THANKS to: Coach Acker, Garvin, Ken McDaid (big brother) and my roommate Ed Hahola. To all my friends and family I could not have made it without you!!! LAURA ETZWEILER RD 2 Box 329B Halifax, PA 17032 Student Government, Sophomore Class Officer, Softball Team, Intramural Floor Hockey, Intramural Volleyball, Women ' s Basketball Statisticianist, Business Club, Student Activities Com- Cobke .2 was considered the worst floor on campus . . . Cooke beach . . . 86-87 Softball Team went to MAC playoffs . . . When Tammy P. got fatally ill and hos- pitalized at least once a year . . . The night Deb N. lost her I. D. ... I was too immature to be an RA . . . My face peeled 7 times after trip to Myrtle Beach . . . Kim T., Tammy P., Lisa V., Steph D., Monique P., Kim Z., Joanne W., and I hung out on Cooke Second ... I almost transferred . . . Our softball van hit the Baltimore tunnel on our way home from Myrtle Beach . . . Cooke was a female dorm . . . hurricane Gloria . . . Michelle Shirk was lost . . . Cooke was cooked Dec. 12, 1988 . . . The night Deb N. unintentionally found her way to a Cooke 1 room . . . My first impressions of Del Val . . . Lorraine ' s car died at the mall . . . Our famous sleepovers ' . . . Randi ' s cafe incident . . . Thanx Liz, Margie (Ha, HA), Lorraine, Hoov, Randi, and Edie for a great senior year . . . Floor Hockey Champs 4 years!! . . . Finally, Thanx Mom Dad for all of the support-Luv Ya! EDIE ANN FEIGLES Pine Tree Farm Doylestown, PA 18901 RA, Business Club, A-Day Chairman ' 89 PHILLIP: 4 7 90 Will it ever get here? 143 forever always Pictionary anyone? SUE, STEVE, JIM, CHRIS, RICH, VIV, SCOTT: friends are never really apart. APRIL, CHRIS: Thanks for making my Sr. yr. LAURA, ETZ: Keep in touch. DVC Thanks for the opportuni- ties. LOOK OUT MARYLAND HERE I COME! JOHN ALBERT FORD RD 1 Box 312 R, Christman Rd. Kutztown, PA 19530 JENNIFER M. GARNER 101 Hillcrest Ave. Chalfont, PA 18914 RICHARD ALLEN GRAVER 314 East Market St. Perkasie, PA 18944 KELLY L. HADESTY 320 Mountain Ln. Tamaqua, PA 18252 Student Gov, Student Activities Comm., Student Conduct Comm., Wrestling Stats, Intramural Floor Hockey Vol- leyball Goodbye Del Val, You ' ll never be the same w o Trish, Jen, I. Mud Sliding then showering in Wolfson, 7-11, Wak- ing me at 5 AM 5 nights a week, pump- kin fight, our favorite administration , removal from Berk 2nd, lollipops, punch parties , security. Will we make it until May, Randi have gas lately? You really stunk us out that night, watching movies but never making it til the end, Laura how can anyone fall asleep in 30 seconds? Hey guys I love you And finally to my video man Scott thanks I love you, this years turning out a lot better because of you. Mom Dad it ' s been rough but thank you both. DAVID G, HANINCHICK (CHIEF) 1042 West 19th St. Hazelton, PA 18201 Thank you Mom Dad for your sup- port. Spotts, John, Ray, Steve, Marty were one big party. Special thanks to Dr. Handler for the feathers, Oops! Almost forgot Todd from out west, LW had a great couple of yrs. W. CROSBY HOFF 13 East St. Doylestown, PA 18901 MARTIN HOFFNER SS8 Derwen Rd. Blue Bell. PA 19422 STACEY HOOVER RD 4 Box 60S Newport, Pa 17074 Secretary of Sr. Class, Field Hockey, Presidential Diplomats, Yearbook Staff, Intramural Floor Hockey, Volleyball Snow day our sophomore yr. - sledding behind Butcher ' s truck. Working at DVC Dairy, soph. yr. . thanx for the good times - Randi, Liz, Etz, Margaret, Laine. Rick, Joanne, Tammy, Barb. Butcher, Thanx for making my freshman sophomore yr. the best. (Birthday par- ty) ( Hoover I feel sick ) Love ya Butcher. Thanx Mom Dad. CHRISTINA JACOB 861 Sackettsford Rd. Ivyland, PA 18974 ROBERT WILSON JENKINS 37 Muirfield Ln Bridgewater. NJ 08807 JENNIFER J. KAUFFMAN 18 Pennwood Rd. Lebanon, PA 17042 8407 Indian Head Highway Fort Washington. MD 20744 RANDI KUNKEL RD 2 Box 474 - U Northumberland, PA 178S7 Winter Spring, Track Field, Basket- ball Field hockey A special thanks to my Mom Dad! Thank you for all the love support you have given me. The two of you are the best I love you!! I ' ll always remember my freshman yr, all the great parties, it was the best yr. of all. I ' ll never forget all my embarrassing moments such as the refrigerator the cafeteria incidences. This yrs. Christmas party was a blast, with Etz ' s Great announcements. Also Liz ' s 21st was the best, good old George. Jim, pour some sugar on me, you are a great singer. Hoover, Etz. Liz Marga- ret, thanks for making my Sr, yr. all it was. A special thanks to Laura, You have been a wonderful friend, thank you for being there. RODNEY J. KWIATKOWSKI 303 South Poplar Dr. Mount Carmel, PA 17851 PAUL SCOTT LEINBACH 255 N. Jackson Ave. North Plainfield, NJ 07060 RITA LYNNE LESH THOMAS AUGUSTINE MAKOWSKI 3432 Belgrade St. Philadelphia. PA 19134 MICHAEL MALEC RD 1 Box 91 Jarmyn, Pa 18433 TRACY DIANE MARSHALL DVC PO Box 217 Doylestown, PA 18901 BRIAN THOMAS MASCHMEYER 1919 Esther Dr. Carlisle, PA 17013 DANIEL B. MC DYRE JR PO Box 394, Greenridge Rd Fulong, PA 18925 FELIX THOMAS MC KEOGH 412 Paoli Ave Philadelphia, PA 19128 JILL MARIE MICHELFELDER First I ' d like to thank my parents for giving me the opportunity to achieve a college education. I finally did it! I love you two. I ' d also like to thank all of my friends for the good times that we had. They finally are getting rid of us, TRISH, KELLEY, JENNY. Now it ' s on to bigger better achievements. Good Luck everybody. Bye Video Villa Man! ROBERT BROOKE KERBY 527 Church Rd. Hatfield, PA 19440 MICHAEL J. LEWANDOWSKI 1728 Walnut St. Lansdale, PA 19446 DAVID JOSEPH LONG 784 Boxwood Sr. Warminsterm PA 18974 PO Box 173 Furlong, PA 18925 DAVID LEE MOYER 29-5 Wister Way Reading, PA 19606 TAMMY JO PETRASKIE 1 Delancy Ct. North Wales, PA 19454 JEFF ROBERT POWELL 7 Steven Rd. Kendall Park, NJ 08824 CATHRYN V. RABEA 32 Ironwood Rd. Levittown, PA 19460 LEO REAVER RD 5 Box 5014 Spring Grove, PA 17362 Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Football I ' ll miss all my friends, especially Mike Vergis. DOUGLAS SCOTT REIGLE RD 1, Box 7540 Grantville, PA 17028 JAMES H. REISER 741 Union Ave. Lyndhurst, NJ 07021 CHRISTOPHER J. RILEY 7726 Frontenac St. Philadelphia, PA 19111 TIMOTHY BYRON RIMMER 20 Donaldson St., Apt. 202 Doylestown, PA 18901 SCOTT ALLEN RUDOLPH 528 Rte. 113 Sellersville, PA 18960 DEBORAH ANN SCANNAPIECO 103 Woodlake Dr. Holland, PA 18966 Softball, Field Hockey, Field Hockey Statistician, Innerhall council, Peer . counseling Thanks Mom Dad I Love You. I couldn ' t have done it without you. Carl, I ' ll Love you forever, I can ' t believe we made it. Well it ' s 5 down 20 to go. Lynne thanks for all the good times. Here ' s the key, be good. Where is my third room- mate? Want a Peanutbutter fluff sandwich? It ' s your alarm not mine. Shawn, Do you really think I ' m obnox- ious. I have a piggy for ransom. Na did you get it yet or do you need lessons? Mags what abut the tunnel? Let ' s have some soup! COLD is the only way to go. Shmuck - Where did you go? We had some good times. Let ' s go for a drive. Jamie -N- Paul Thanks for the fun at work. Berk 1st was fun. Good Luck success to all of the Aggies. MARK ANDREW SCHLEGEL 301 W. Montgomery Ave. North Wales, PA 19454 ROBERT F. SEILER RD 5 Mc Neil Rd. Doylestown, PA 18901 RICHARD ERIC SHADDINGER RD 2, 5378 Long Lane Doylestown, PA 18901 RONALD LEWIS SHAFFER JR. 5630 Fish Game Rd. Dover, PA 17315 RAYMOND JOHN SHILLING 6222 North 4th St. Philadelphia, PA 19120 RANSOM FISCHER SHOUP III 1925 E. Sawmill Rd. Quakertown, PA 18951 DEBBIE ANN STACKHOUSE 240 Meyers Ln, Easton, PA 18042 CHRIS J. STUHL 4346 Pearce St. Philadelphia, PA 19124 MARY ANN THOMPSON 1379 Clearview Dr. Jamison, PA 18929 KIMBERLY A. TIMLER 1822 Grandview Ave. Westfield, NJ 07090 Softball, Intramural floor hockey vol- leyball I Love you Mom Dad! I couldn ' t have done it without your support. Michele Pam, Jill, My favorite roommates. Sam- uel 2nd boys, Tequilla, Bonfires, regis- ters, Kelly ' s, NBI - Yeah Pam 21 , Troc, Myrtle Beach (Crazy Zacks), Flor- ida, Shore, the burning couch! KRISTINE LORI TOMPKINS 3 Sandy Knoll Dr. Doylestown, PA 18901 HARRY WILLIAM UNRATH 20 Woodmount Rd. Chalfont, PA 18914 WILLIAM DENNIS VAN NOSTRAND 747 Tennyson Ave. Warminster, PA 18974 LISA A. VERNALIS 21 1 Arizona Ave. Shenandoah Heights, PA 17976 MARK MATTHEW VINITSKI 121 Main St. Ranshaw, PA 17866 CARMEN I. ZAFFARANO 1722 East Butler Pike Ambler, PA 19002 DONATO ZECCHINO 27 Patten Terrace Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 JON ANDREW ZELLERS 980 Locust Grove Rd. York, PA 17402 KEVIN MICHAEL ZIEGLER 1 1 5 Corrine Dr. Pennington, NJ 08534 AMA, APICS, Business Club, Employ- ment Program, Fund raising, Market Research Survey Group. Dr. Mont ' s Classes, The Measles, Mr. Simones Classes, Mom, Dad, Joanie, The Grandparent ' s, The Crew , DVC Business Department, Hangin ' up the cleats (soccer) to become a real student. Jersey Shore, The dedicated teachers. Thanks DVC for all your support! SUZANNE LOUISE FETZER 29 South Main Street. Apt 2-B Doylestown Pa. 18901 JASON WILLEM FREED 640 South Towamencin Avenue Phoenixville, Pa. 19460 JAMES JOSEPH IVY 6277 Ferry Road East Doylestown, Pa. 18901 DIANE LYNN SCOTT 1240 Grenox Road Wynnewood, Pa. 19096 KAREN ANN SHUST COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT KARA M. GHERING SSI Maple Avenue Doylestown, Pa. 18901 Chorale - President, Computer Club, Student Tutor, ICC To my family: Thank you for all of your love and support, and for the gentle pushes when I needed them. Terry: I ' m glad I joined Chorale!! I love you. And to Lisa, Beth, Hughie, Bev, Peter, Brett, and Jimmy: Thanks for the special BRIAN DAVID HAHN 56 Smoketree Road Levittown, Pa. Band 2 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Computer Club 3 4 A-Day Secu- rity 2, 3, 4 Student Government 3, Living learning Dorm Co-Founder 3 4 Com- puter Room Monitor 3 4. Ducky and Froggy (my parents) Thanx for my chance at a college education, love Brian, The Few, The Proud, The CISM majors, use a pulley system. My Poncho, Stealth, Computer games, Macs!!! AHUM!!!. Scott me up Bcamie! I ' m Hicks! Don ' t eat the urinal cakes. Won Dumb, LL LLL, Nerd Dorm, 93.3 WMMR, 94 WYSP. I squish your head, fun with Rich and Dave and Suz, U.B.S., Defion, shop-shop. BcllyButton, I love Ya Puter, If it bleeds, we can kill it. Gunship, BH 1942, Dammit Jim, I ' m a CISM OH major not a jock! To all S.D., Bill-Bill, P.F., DC, R.S., J.C., M.V., S.f. Speedy. Thanks for the good times. Good luck. Captain Camouflage CATHRYN VERONICA RABEA 32 Iron wood Road Levittown, Pa. 19057 RICHARD ERIC SHEDDINGER Road 2 5378 Long Lane Doylestown, Pa. 18901 DAVE J. ZABOROWSKI 1 18 Park Avenue Selinsgrove, Pa DVC Football ( ' 85- ' 89), Intramural Softball, Intramural Basketball, Zeta Chi- President 1988-89. Peer Counselor, Presidential Diplomat, Computer Lab Assistant, Intramural Volleyball, Dean ' s List Thanks Mom and Dad for your love and support! Sept 6th, 1986. Dinner Sept 4, 1988- Lisa, I love you! MAC 1988 2nd team, 52 Center, 7:00 morning run, A- DAY and ZETA CHI, CLAY, ROD, Paul, Chun, JR. DEB, HELEN and es- pecially LISA - thanks for making these 4 years great! Good luck class of 89- - look out world! DAIRY SCIENCE LAINE R. HELLEIN 131 West Fourth Street Emporium, Pa. 15834 Dairy Society, Student Government, DVC Diplomat, Food Committee, Homecoming, Judging Team, Dairy In- tern, Student Herdsman, Christmas Magic ' 88. Excuse me my shirt is bleeding, Pinky, Malibu Nite, Big 2 , Gerdy (The Pink Flamingo), 6Q, Ride From Ray Boston ' s beach party, Pasture Parties , Christ- mas Break ' 86 (Mercedes), Samuel Barn Boxes, Clipping, with God , Tuby Puss Puss Kitty AAAHH! , The dumping station, 7-11 runs, Ginko lane Parking lot, Solidifying jello at the beach!, Up- pies vs. Downies, Little red jetta!, Oh- Petey-oh Petey!, Rehobath beach at 4:00 AUDRA HICKMAN Road 2 Box 30 Winthrop, N.J. 13697 I worked, worked, worked, worked some more and then ... I got a job. A-Day Dairy showing 4 years. Thanks everybody who helped me get to graduation in less than seven years. Thanks mom dad. Jim thanks for being the best teacher and for giving me Taryn to start my herd. Most of all thanks Kate for being the best friend I ' ll ever have, couldn ' t have done it with out you. LEONARD TYRRELL HOLTON- TERRY 986 Middle Turnpike . Storrs, Connecticut 06268 Chorale, Dairy Society, and ICC Let us toast to four years of the most interesting, frustrating, happy, sad, lone- ly, exhausting, growing, and creative years of my life. Thank you Mom and Dad for making it all possible. Kara, I too am glad you joined chorale, life shall never be the same! I love you. Hugh, Brett, Pete, Lisa, Bev, Jimmy, your friendship is very special. I will always remember the Cape. Homis, slut pigs shall ride high a top forever. Brett, Ho- mis will we ever be safe from the Cajuns, lackies, Boyd ' s, Orr ' s yeagers and chaes. ALBERT EDWARD JENKINS IV Box 73, Main Street Fawn Grove, Pa. 17321 RICHARD LAWRENCE 2226 White Hall Road White Hall MD. 21161 Dairy Society 4 years, A-Day 3 years, Block and Bridle 2 years, Dairy judging Tabor year, Sober Socials , 3 am milk- ings, Dry dorms , My 20th birthday, DJing parties, Let ' s drink, Road trips, A night in Madison, Ocean City MD, kay Bittners, Clipping cows!!, Dairy Society trips, Bred heifer sales, A-Day parties, the fun times with Pete, Al, Laine and Greg! It wouldn ' t have been fun without you! KEVIN H. STANTON Road 1, Box 176 Holland Patent, NY. 13354 MICHAEL K. SWARTLY Road 2, Box 239 A Wysox, Pa. 18854 EQUINE SCIENCE JANICE LYNN BETHMAN Road 1 Box 235 Wapwallopen, Pa. 18660 JAN MICHELLE EGNER 1496 Old Bethlehem Pike Quakertown, Pa. 18951 MELISSA HAHL GORDON 328 Maple Street Conshohocken, Pa. 19428 CORINNE M. HERB 1 1 7 Pawnee Road New Britain, Pa. 18901 SHAREN JOYCE KELLY Road 3 Box 332 Wertsville Road Ringoes, NJ. 08551 GRETCHEN ANN LANNON 401 Park Place- Park Drive Cherry Hill, NJ. 08002 MICHELE LORRAINE NEELY 179 Laurel Run Road Quakertown, Pa. 18951 NANCY C. O ' DONNELL 4024 Shelmire Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19136 IENCE PAUL VARTKES AJEMIAN Roger Foote Rd. Lebanon, CT 06249 WAYNE CHABOT Box 1 Vernon, NY 13476 MVULIJHILIJ CHARLES EDWARD BAKER 334 A Tilden Rd. Thorofare, NJ 08086 WILLIAM JAMES HANSELL RD 2, Box 23 Gillett, PA 16925 ROBERT J. LENGYEN 91 S. Main St. Allentown. NJ 08501 ROBERT WALTER SOLLY 1167 Spencer Rd. Ivyland, PA 18974 Horticulture Society, Peer Counseling. SADD. FFA, Delta Tau Alpha. Mom Dad, Thanks isn ' t enough, with- out your love encouragement I wouldn ' t have made it. Now 1 want to say I Love You, you ' re the best. To the rest of my family thanks for your sup- port. Frank you ' re the best roommate, stay you, cause we love you. Work guys. Berk gals everyone else thanks for the best 4 years of my life. WILLIAM CHARLES WELLER PO Box 860 Dublin, PA 18917 ORNAMENTAL CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL ANTONELLI 61 W. Washington St . Nanticoke, PA 18634 THOMAS FREELAND AWALT 3918 Chatham Ln. Ellicott City, MD 21043 Lacrosse, Sailing, Biking, Cross Country Toasting burgers, the water tower, 3rd floor Samuel, slate throwing, see your brother, get that booty action, giving Pat Eric a hard time, coaches room, screamer, trip to Philly, The pot, the horn, CAMELI. Tracey finds the key hole. If I I can get any guy I want. Football w Patty, Tom. Mags. Ramsey. LEONARD MICHAEL AZZARANO 7952 Ridgeway St. Philadelphia, PA 19111 TERRY BERRYMAN (BEAR) 517 West 5th St. Pennsburg, PA 18073 Football, National honor societies: Delta Tau Alpha, Pi Alpha Zi. Thanks Mom Dad for understanding helping me. Also Thank you Mr. Co- whig all my friends for helping, esp. Sean. I am very grateful to all those who worked for me at the concerts clubs. S ean, remember the road trips, parties, talks. Remember the trips w Mr. Benner; Building Kiosks in landscape construction class; 1988 A- Day when I was the bunny the night at the NBI when I bought rounds everyone got wasted! I wish everyone career joyous healthy life! Success is reached by how hard one works for it The Bear. BETH ANNE BEVINS BUFFY 97 Powderhorn Dr. Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 Floral Society, Landscape Nursery Club, Philadelphia Flower Show, Year- book Staff Editor, RA, Intramural Volleyball. Beth - Who ' s she?? I can ' t believe it ' s been 4 yrs. It ' s been a learning experi- ence in many ways. Thanks Mom Dad for all your love support especially Fr. yr. Good Luck to all the friends I ' ve made especially the Berk girls, 1st 2nd, my landscape buddies, the FGCC gang, the guys in Samuel 213. Thanx, you all made college a worthwhile in- teresting experience. Mags - I think it ' s about 40 min. from here - I ' m gonna miss ya.; Chris - Remember it was God who made the seed grow. Take care of your- self; Joan - Those trips to Craftique were always an adventure! Thanx for keeping me in the right frame of mind!; I ' m hap- py being me. Ma Pa Kettle the Dog, hairspray hickeys, soccer games Bambi, Keener ' s wine spritzers, 7-11 walks Slurpees, It ' s harmless, my 1st weekend here, the Def Leppard concert, my many majors, Ernie Nurney ' s nursey, Sr. yr. - Will I make it? Mic Tiff you must be freshman! Good Luck! HAROLD E. BURNETT RD 1 Box 1555 Columbia, NJ 07832 ALBERT CHARLES CICCONI RD 10 Box 424 Farmingdale Rd. Jackson, NJ 08527 Landscape Nursery Club, Cycling club (Pres), Ski Club (Pres), Pi Alpha Zi (VP) Outdoors club (founder Pres.) New York State, wet rainy camping trips. Bill is it really like a swimming pool down there. Hey, Vince just ran the sign down. Tom did you see Claire Thomp- son? The weasel , Ray pass me a cold one. Major conversations with Dan, Snidley ' s whining again. Snow coolers, mud balls B.B. guns. My rooms on fire!! They just threw my TV out the window, I ' m wiped out. JOAN ELIZABETH COMLY 130 Main St. Chalfont. PA 18914 Equestrian team, A-Day Flower show chairperson, Philadelphia Flower Show, Floral Society (Sec, Pres) Student Tour Guide, OH Industry Advisory Board, Yearbook, Pi Alpha Zi (Sec) Miller Gang - Good Bye Good Luck, I ' ll miss all of you; Hey Sis, Can we give Daisy a mohawk? Fight for the one you love; Skip - Don ' t hurt the cow - OOPS! Wanna do happy hour? Free Pizza! you cheap-skate you!; Mags - Wake up!; Buffy, Where did you get that name? Keep smiling things always work out; Paul - I love you! Thank you for holding me up through it all. Let ' s feed the fish reminisce; Mom Dad - Thank you. JAMES P. CONNORS 801 Golf Dr. . Warrington, PA 18976 ANTHONY JOHN WILLIAM COOPER 8506 Byrne Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19154 Floral Society (Pres), Band, Chorale, Drama Club. Special Thanks goes to my Mother who showed me the there is more to life than just living it. To Helen, my best friend, who showed me that it ' s never to late to have a happy childhood to my sister Karen who paved the road for me was there for me when I needed a ride. MICHAEL JOSEPH DE CICCO 65 Old New Rd Warrington, PA 18976 JOSEPH MICHAEL DE STEFANO 652 Rennard St. Philadelphia, PA 19116 STEPHEN JOSEPH DOLPHIN 1427 Benner St. Philadelphia, PA 19149 ANTHONY MICHAEL FERRARO 274 Garden Rd. Shrewsbury, NJ 07702 Lacrosse, Outtings w the outdoors club (swimming lessons included) LNC, Ski- ing Biking. Morning! NY trips (AC, TA, RW, RM), canoe trip to hell. Al . . . Bla Bla Bla . . . you too Mike! Thanks T.E.! Sing along with Kamalli. What broken window, anyway Tom where is my ball? Roasted burgers raw fish at 2 AM, learning to fly, with a Cadillac? Bike trips with TA. J.G. ABSolute-ly. 3 yrs. later still a bunch of puussy willows. DONALD BRUCE GRIFFING 14 Fowler St. Wayland, NY 14572 PETER GRANT HARING 5 1 1 Preston Lane Hatboro, PA 19040 I love you future Mrs. Haring. You have made my life wonderful, Sweet Pea, Ull- man 217 Fr. yr. Oh my God - I can ' t remember that yr!! To all the Cape Cod gang - we were Lit! Uncle Tickler, Ho- mis, Teryl, the Deadheads, Jimbo, Liz- ard, Grinch Parties, Monday Night foot- ball parties, who let the LCB on campus?. Someone get a clue! See ya all in graduate school! ALEXANDER JOHN HARRIS 1138 Passmore St. Philadelphia, PA 19111 MARK R. HAYES 626 Leverington Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128 RACHEL CATHERINE KNIGHT RD 1, Box 139 Washington, NJ 07882 WILLIAM FRANCIS LAMACK 874 Juniper Circle Harleysvill, PA 19438 Landscape Nursery club, Philadelphia Flower Show committee, Pi Alpha Zi, Intramural Volleyball Hey Frank! Barbara says it was a good yr. for plant diseases. Did that Beech live? Frank you want to buy a homecom- ing cup? Hey troops I ' ll let you in on a little secret. Just between you, me the lamp post. You could all be flippin ' bur- gers at Wendy ' s, ya Bozo. Oh Dick, You ' re no fun. Well Pam Dawber, I love ya even when yor ' re a B ! I like your buds; let ' s get pot tight. Vanna White is the Goddess of Love, Hey, OH friends remember Mr. Benner ' s field trips, Mr Blau ' s slide shows and Wolfard ' s Con- striction class, Now I can make a Kiosk or put up a Quid. Thanks for all the good time; Patty, Bri-Bri, Suez-Seuz, Dead Head, Mc Snatch, Tony Bologny, Pamma Lamma, Qhrisby, Kristy the Elson crew. Defcon Rules. Good for- tunes from Gerbel Hair. BEVERLY ARLENE LICHOTA 571 Tuttle St. Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 Business minor. Floral Society, A-Day Floral Competitions, FTD Competitions, Homecoming, Dean ' s Lists, Scholar- ships. I Love You Mom Dad! THANK YOU! PETE, I LOVE YOU! Feb. 7 1986, Our field, Knights in White Satin, Stairway, movies every weekend, Pete ' s truck, My truck, Wally the Weasel! Liza - you ' re a great friend, we had a great yr. - Mike see you on the tracks during the next storm, Greenhouse Grunt labor, Nov. 30, 1988 (Engagement - B.I.B.) Se- nior yr. in Miller, Oh what fun! - Right Chris? Poco ' s, NBI, (dive), the Pit, DVC - 1, the Path, Apple Blossom, Grinch parties, Sociable! Ulman 108, Pete Homis in robes, FUNK, Giggle guts, Pink poof, Deb Steve, Yo Ulman Gang Keep in touch, Terry Where ' s your sock? Is that how it ' s worn? F350 - Big truck - lots of dirt! Brett get a haircut! Jim meet me at Duke ' s (save us) Greg Zack K K save us some wine, Baha- ma Bound, DVC get a real administra tion, see ya later. Bye. JOHN JAY MC QUADE 307 Crestview Rd. Lansdale, PA 19446 KEITH ANDREW MAHONEY I860 Old Sumneytown Pike Harleysville. PA 19438 JAMES BRIAN MARTIN 596 Schley Ave. Alpha, NJ 08865 SEAN OLIVER - MARK MILLER 1840 PO Box 97 Saint Peter ' s, PA 19470 Cross Country, Track, Outdoors Club, Landscape Nursery Club, Floral Soci- ety, Pi Alpha Xi, Intramural: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball. Thanks Mom Dad family for every- thing! Good Bye Del Val all of the guys (John, Rob, Keith, Joe, Bear) you ' re the best. I ' ll see you when I see you! Hardy it ' s been 4 yrs. I ' m im- pressed. Good Luck! Connecticut Bitches, Maggot, Buffy, Take Care. To- mohawks are 1. Who wants to go to E.R.V. ' s, I mean Erv ' s? The return of the skeleton. Samuel Hall 106, 101, 104 117. JULIE ANNE MONTANARO 25 Stones Throw Rd. Easton, CT 06612 FRANK PHILLIPS 7422 Gilbert St Philadelphia, PA 19138 Philadelphia Flower Show, Landscape Nursery Club, SADD. Pi Alpha Xi (tres). Delta Tau Alpha (VP), WDVC (disc jockey), English tutor. Working in the Media center. Life in Ulman, Elson (my room before it became a lounge an honors dorm). Work Hall (x 2 yrs.) Can ' t be duplicated! Thanks to my mother for her grace strength during my 4 yrs., Thanks also to everybody who could put up with the real me. To fellow Sagittarien, Chris A. Yeah Boyeee! To Bob Solly, the room- mate, don ' t forgot our times because we lived ' em up in spite of the rules. You ' re a cool guy, I said so! To the Brothers others in Work Hall, etc that I knew; Live, learn stay proud. To Stephanie M. (YEAH Y-O-U) Sharon, Vicki R. Kamina, The Old Soul Posse, Kim, Rhonda, Terry, Malika, Diedra, Angie everyone else (you know who you are) Look me up keep in touch. Use my address Definitely, this place can get ill. Sandy my rebel! Peace to housekeeping (certain one ' s know) faculty (some are OK, others ). There are more ho ' s in this place than I could ' ve imagined hear- ing about! Michele C Thanks for taking time out-t-t-. Michelle L. you are one of a kind! From one scholar to many live, learn love it by all means. JAMES DOUGLAS PLISCO 130 Williams Ave. Newtown, PA 18940 DEIDRA ANN PISAURO 26 Wulburtha Rd. Trenton, NJ 08628 PATRICIA RENEE RUPELL RD 3 Box 71 Washington, NJ 07882 FFA (Parliamentarian, Pres.), Pi Al- pha Xi, (VP, Pres), Delta Tau Alpha. Floral Society, Presidential Diplomat, National Agr. - Marketing Assoc, (Sec) Christmas Magic, A-Day flower show. Thanks Mom, Dad David - 1 couldn ' t have made it without your love en- couragement advice. Dad - I ' m very proud of your 4.0! Special thanks to my buddies for keeping me SEMI - sane: long walks talks w Alii; popcorn; Alf w Laura; late nights, great music lots of laughs w Steve the Farmhouse Boys, (thanks for Christmas Magic Yes, we carried on the tradition didn ' t we Chris?) Miss ya old roomie; hey new roomie how did you ever get through all those all nighters?? Never forget all our fun times at Del Val Let ' s all be hap- py, healthy successful (or at least act like we are)!!!!! CHRISTINE MARIE SCHATT 914 St. Lawrence Way Bel Air, MD 21014 FFA, Floral Society, Hort Society, Soph. Class Sec, Student Government Sec, Curriculum Committee, Student Life Committee, RA, RAEC, Christmas Dance, Presidential Diplomat. The Christmas Dances (esp. ' 87) the Farmhouse Boys. Fresh, yr. with the HOOBO (ADCMB) squishy with the Burger King pickle. April even though we didn ' t see each other much the past 2 yrs. thank you for being there! Patty, I Don ' t ever want to plan another X-mas dance, but we survived!! Barb. Kim Donna - the great times in ' 88; scrumping chubby plums; Edie Ann Thurs. nights a great Sr. yr. Jeffrey (Toolman) my trips to Pittsburgh 3 wonderful semesters at DVC - you will always be close to my heart! MAY THE GRANADA LIVE ON! Mom Dad I can ' t thank you enough for giving me the chance to have these 4 hard, but special yrs.!! I wish much success to my friends classmates. CLARENCE EARL SMITH JR. 37 Bergen Dr. West Milford, NJ 07480 mam N ifi ■■ ■ 228 GRADUATION Almighty God, thank you for your mere) and grace upon us to this cr hour .lust .is you watch over clumsey aging professors and preachers, so we recognize thai you have brought these graduates through losses and gams, through crises and achievements to tins time We acknowledge your faithfulness to this class, as some of them have gone through the Cooke (ire and reconstruction; through an academic cortege of faculty counsel and friendship; through care and support of their families; and trrough courses and finals to this commencement. Thank sou for those in this academic race of 1989 who did not fall bj the wayside in that first freshman semester, or lose heart in that sophomore sprint across the back stretch, or despair in their junior year around the back side, or lose vision in that senior sighting of the finish line to the culmination of that race today. As they awaken in the tomorrow beyond college, whether as employees or employers, as servers, or entrepreneurs, may your faithfulness guide them boldly into opportunities for which they prepared and into which they must grow. May their offspring to a fourth generation get to enjoy their company and benefit by the decisions that have been made here. Hallow these valuable, historic moments which we have together, as colleagues and families, as you annoint the heart and lips of our speaker, and as vestiges of Abilene, KS and Washington D.C. merge with Gettysburg and DVC. I ask for the sake of your matchless name. Amen. Rev. Dr. Richard Ziemer 3 MAY 21, 1989 I guess we ' ve all gotten scared at the thought of graduating, at one time or another. But, WHAT has motivated us all to be here today? There are 2 modes of motivation: A motivation to avoid failure, and a motivation for success. That is an abstract concept. How would YOU define what success is? Success is nothing more than a perception. It is for each individual, as completely unique as that individual. For some, attaining money is perceived as success. For others, carrying on a family business or farm is success. For some, helping others is considered success. Today, we are all drawn here together with, if nothing else, one thing in common- WE ARE SUCCESS. For each of our own reasons, we have all stuck it our (and it hasn ' t been easy) and have finally reached a pinacle in our lives - GRADUATION. Suddenly, the doubt sets in. Is the fun and games really over? Is working every day for the rest of my life all I have to look for- ward to? Have these past 4 years been the proverbial good old days ? And ultimately. Is there life after DVC? I say Hell yes To me college is a stepping stone, a crutch used to move on to bigger and better things. But, we must remem- ber to set realistic goals. If we do, we will meet them. Only then can we further challenge ourselves. This was by far my toughest and best year at DVC. I feel that I have made many meaningful relationships, and that I have bet- tered myself as a person for serving as your president. I want to thank each of you who helped make this year as memorable as it was, and those of you who supported me when I was ready to throw in the towel. At this time, I feel that we should all stand up and honor our families, parents especially, who have supported us. I would personally like to thank my parents for their help and understanding. Every day I ' ve been here I ' ve learned, not only through classes, but also through my involvement in the community and activities on and off campus. But mostly, I ' ve learned through interactions and experiences with you, my friends. We are, after 4 years, FAMILY. No matter how far we go or what we do, we will always be family as long as we carry each other in our hearts and in our minds. Nothing can take away the memories of our years here at DVC. Nobody can break the lasting bonds of lifelong friendships we ' ve made. Sometimes I cry when I think I won ' t see some of you for as long as 5 years. Some of you I may never see again. But, an old saying always comes to mimd: Abscence makes the heart grow fonder. And I real- ize that my tears aren ' t those of sadness, they are tears of joy from remembering each of you that has touched my life in so many different ways. In conclusion, I have just one thing to say which I feel sums it all up: I LOVE YOU GUYS!! Kathy Regenhard 1989 class president - Kathy Regenhard WE PROUDLY PRESENT THE DELAWARE GALLEY COLLEGE CLASS OF 1989 THE 1989 CORNUCOPI Margrel Baummer Beth Bevins Sharon Chapman A STAFF Linda Schempp Angela Cronin Amy Cupples JOSTENS