Delaware Valley Regional High School - Valley Yearbook (Frenchtown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1967 volume:

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WW ffihsf .. 1 ff' k y H? wg .aw-M 553' A' w F TQWN5H'P S9'OO3ff' ' M A f , M ,.,3.,g,ib,,5 1. jg 6 QFRENGHTOL MENTA QOL T , W . . , V E PLURIBUS UNUM From the mcmy, one Unify through Ieddership, sportsmanship Gaetano DeSapio President of Student Council This book is the face of unity-unblemished by dissention. yet the face of dissenters: characteristic of common coopera- tion, yet the face of individuals. As Student Council President I have had countless opportuni- ties to see unity manifest itself at Delaware Valley. Our Student Council has its basis in unity and cooperation. Students of five sending districts, we are united the first day that we enter Delaware Valley. Surrounded by many strange faces, each of us feels a need to find someone with whom we can begin to share our experiences. Soon we find that almost everyone has the same feeling, and we find ourselves united in friendship. Freshmen soon begin to unite as a class. They begin to real- ize that by staying together and thinking and acting in unity. they can stand united in the face of the upperclassman sway. Each individual class has its own establishment: the Sopho- more Sophistication, derived from the realization of not being Freshmen anymoreg the Junior Initiative, designed to show the school that Juniors are better than Seniors: and of course, there is Senior Superiority. These phases of unity assume proper perspective when compared to the true uniting force-school spirit and pride. School pride has its basis in the individual who is engaged in individual excellence. Pride inbeing able to help one another display the best we've got helps to develop team spirit-the spirit of unity. Everyone becomes a part of this team unit: either his individual nature will demand it, or his teammates will. The unity of an athletic team or any other group of individu- als who represent the school is soon recognized and appreciat- ed by the student body. This appreciation evolves into an esprit de corps which serves to unite students more than any one in- dividual or organization can unite any particular segment. This unity of pride and spirit does not confine itself to compe- tition' with other schools. We begin to take pride in the type of education we receive and the things that we can accomplish because of it. The bonds of unity experienced in high school serve not only to foster our education, but they establish a spirit for our lives, 4 endship Unity through friendship and international under- standing is exemplified by Dan Fitzpatrick and our for- eign exchange student from Norway, Terje Hoven. A union formed by the bonds of communication and good will is hard to destroy, and even harder to forget, ' v VALLEY ELAWAHE r, E5l:JNAL HIGH Sc H gm BOX 34 , . .,15V,1', From mony points, on wheels Transportation brings a unity, too. The use of school bus transportation enables the students from various parts ofthe school district to become better ac- quainted through their personal contact with other students on the bus. It also gives them a better opportunity to en- gage in various school activities. The school bus also encourages attendance to sports to promote school spirit. Buses give all an experience with others in per- sonal conversation and good friendship. . Y,...,.. 7 From early confusion, to o groducil order Early morning at D. V. Fi. is a state of mass confu- sion. lVlrs. Gilbert's office is usually swamped with the return of absentees requesting attendance Cards. Then with the sound of the first bell, the halls once again become alive vvith eager students striving to complete the day. When the final bell rings, half of D. V. R.'s stu- dent body leaves, while the remainder stay to partici- pate in sports, clubs, and various other activities. 8 The most important part of school is study. A quiet library and cafeteria set the scene. Forty-two minutes go by and it's off to the next class, The Seniors spend their class time getting Senior portraits taken, and finally the clock says 3 o'clock, Now after school activi- ties begin, and the Juniors busy themselves making decorations for their class dance. LJ.LN UVLH 10 Mcmy phases of one day XWWNNNX--.M 11 ACTIVITIES H 4 ,151 '1 .i ,fmyk fr .44 U I ,KMMM Q , ff M .1--7 ,H-,Y -if, .SEQEW g -' V V , ,,., q,W,, . 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' ' Lf' 7' f-Hliyfif ' 5- :T 1255? 'giirfzmj j .ay r3ff.3ijp?:Swi'w1fL - 'Sw WV 5 -' L .f ..x,uXw:s,Xzas1 V+ 'Q-ifif.L,1zfLe-ff WT: .. . K ..W, ,M Lii, .:,, -W 15,-ml,W--vf.ggkfgg1,fzgfg-Qswui-,,,.1,?q . ,iM-3,:e1m?A1Q,:g,1sg1sf,a,kuixfwfgzgws-WJL ' A , ..,,,,. MW, q.v,, 2 1 K M Q' 33232 g5r35C'ls'5Sii 4fV'-9l'.i,xx f, .2 A ,ff ,1 ,K :fam-sf,,1:1g.h5,: 4 iz, 55S.Q,L5mfgqE5L,WZ2.. K , is 3 S ' I ,.3.f1s,3Z55?kE1': f'm, '- wfylixffi' - 'sg31if?gisSgb51e3i'if-Q if -- i 3 E E E dsx. 3 .av nl ' QTY, 'igf Student Council The Student Council is an organization de- signed to promote school unity, leadership quali- ties in its members, and cooperation between the administration and the student body. The Council sponsors such efforts as the School Store, the A.F.S. program, dances, and football programs at home games. Representatives are elected by their respective classes, and the cabinet by the entire student body-another demonstration of democ- racy in action. 1st ROW-L-R G. DeSapio, L Barnes, L. Horowitz, E. Byrnes, S. Lenz, E. Moses, S. Case, D. Winters, J, Phillips 2nd ROW-L-R D. Sigafoos, D. Ledger, M. Bortzner, A. Komisar, D. Gordeuk, S. Philkill, A. Geng, M. Stem, E. Pursell. 3rd ROW-L-R K. Kurtz, K. Berger, L. Dalrymple, K. Kennedy, J. Pursell, E. God- ley, S Berger, E. Rodenbach, O. Meyers, D. Mull, D. Compton. 4th ROW-L-R K. Schreiber, J. DeSapio, G. Stettler, L. Hummer, T Folk, J. Whitman, D. Javes, A. Edinger, N. Fedorko, J. Anderson, Nl. Kennedy. SEATED-D. Compton-Recording Secretary. G. DeSapio - President, J. Whit- man - Vice President, C. Kurtz - Corresponding Secretary, STAN DING-T. Folk V Project Chairman, A. Edinger-Treasurer. 14 L.-R. Linda Horovvitz,Secretary1 Sharon Case, Project Chairman: Mary Ann Bortzner, Treasurer: Paul Korbulic, President: Terje l-loven, Vice President, Tina Carroccio, Pro- ject Chairman: Mr. Wetzel and Mrs. Kenny lMissingl, Class Advisors. l f,...1-1 Class Officers L.-R. Janice Case, Project Chair- man, Ellen Byrnes, Secretary: Tom Folk, Treasurer, Art Edinger, President: Jim DeSapio, Vice President: JoAnn Hughes, Project Chairman: Mrs. Smith and Mr. Burd, Class Advisors. L.-R. Marylin Stem, Treasureri Ed Rodenbaugh, President: Eileen Godley, Vice President: Chris Cor- rigan, Secretary: Miss lanniello and Mr. Stretch, Class Advisors, 15 L.-R. Lisa Barnes, Treasurer, Norma Creveling Vice President: Don Javes, President Sue Philkill Secretary: Irene Elder, Project Chairman Mr Petty and Miss Reichert. Class Advisors ROW 1:Janet Colella, Darla Cole, Kenneth Moninghoff Cheryl Meyers Carolynn Clapp ROW 2 Anna Geng Sharon Case, Lynn Dalrymple, Linda Horowitz, Mary Ann Bortzner Eva Moses ROW 3 Debbie Mull Debbie Compton Paul Korbulic, Gaetano DoSapio, Joanna Tharp. National Honor Society The National Honor Society stands for honor through achievement in school. This achievement must have been retained throughout three to four years. Each member of this organization possesses the important qualities of leadership, and high scholastic ability. They are recognized for these qualities by re- ceiving the privilege of induction into the National Honor Society. U 770' are 3. tg M., 5-, 4 2. . W .M a 5 x S ,Q m f , 1 f' V :Tk , 5 A v yk Xztkx 9 'V V? yn X f :fx ,, ' ,j tm - 'A f ffl , I ,Q Z ,L X X 1 wif M 2 + A 1 H - 1 l A Q5 ,W 3' if is .1 F gf in f 2 1' 55 ligivfg Q? ,E-5,5 2 , pgp1Zi?2 m'3?g r 4l if Q, Y i ,Y 4 n Li, 5 1' -1 0' Af. fl? J' Q' fi' I 'Sf A 4. , 4. xq-,, g '- n qi' M ,L v A ' Q Q4 msg? . A 'L gm at V k , .N ., ,. k + R' . Ska l .ing g X k C, A iw - Ive . I 1, Her 'f Pi 2' X .L M ff -' ,. K-1 Z up ' -we 'fi-si J at R1 x W' X Q , :Q ,:E '?'?' '. 2 f A A P5 vi 3 4 ,?5.::T'f ' A 5 , , L N .., ml. L - '1 V :R M' Q' 2 ' N V ,V fi 2. 1 b fs A ..5--- b -- 1 ' --- - .. xl. . fgyugf ,. 'BV , Q' v 7 v . . ,I 'I Q , , Q . ' Q x -W ff W gi. . K . ,J :Q 533 K, 6.5 . 76 4, NY it .N z 7 , A - ff if if g ir 1 . 1. M . W . 4 qw ' f - f 1 ' -1:34 iw 1' M ,. V V 55- f: 23 if 1 '? Q -2 2 , M 6 : A if ll kk .. 'Li' 5 Y' Q -if , , 1 f L:-.Q F55 if 'Mu H' A .zg lbw , -,...g,. - Q , V H' ggwi-1, , 'giggiwf A 5 ., A :-uns.-n - A ,.,........ --- ---xi... , E 1' . ag? K 3 fi xii. Y,,g-r 34-14? 3 WE QSV 'S N . Health Careers Club Health Careers is an organized future nurses club instructed by Mrs. Gilbert. Most of the girls plan to be nurses but they also learn first aid and other aspects of health. F 1st ROW - J. Snook, A. Tharp lPresidentl. C. Mitchell, H. Ap- gar STANDING - K. Finn, M. Kurtz, D. Hubert, J, Nykamp, B. Serfass Future Teachers 1st ROW - E. Pursell lHistorianl, S. Case lTreasurerl. L. Horowitz lPresideml, J, Tharp lSecretaryl, K. Schreiber lStudent Council Represen- tativel, C. Kurtz lVice Presidentl 2nd ROW - J, Colella, D. Gordeuk. O. Myers, D. Ledger, K. Hartpence, D. Corrice. C. Van Doren, I. Fitzpatrick, S. Schnettler, A. Polgar, P. Farrell. 3rd ROW - M. Kennedy, L. Butler, K. Kin- ney, M. Bortzner, D. Cole, C. Meyers, B. Hosbach, K. Kennedy, J. Pursell, M. Matthiessen, L, Case. 4th ROW - K. Tostevin, P, Fisher, P. Miers, M. Riddle, J. Flaffo, C, Piell, J, Flores. S. Segreaves, B. Davis, A. Szwec, K, Szwec. pirited Tern-Fnvf THE DEL 'VA unty Cham -llick, Krewson ' I t illiill olball Promise Val freshman squad Us more size, weight than that of com- uads of the past Key injuries have ,frosh throughout however, There are outtwenty players l fcipate in practices ,li 'llcrrlers sport a f fr' ,,,-1. 'lthcir only vie- l K ox A , ii 'er Belvidere. f f'05zC:i'1QS .loc Salerno and l roxigfo lgzzuclf have commended re lfic bovs sli'l J . Delowd Dom95 at , U . L paying for rm. Jody Krews .on and Mike I ncnick have In men een two of the , outstandindg prospects on the C 'au' Ko b 'c' 'n 5 Squad' cc -.each Tapp Webb. prgpgrn . -.i,x,.,,-e..t,,WN,,,.e Nr- Del-Vol De P Terriers Edge Scolhes e men ou en ra , lun 9 'h' ' 'Wbb RICIIS - The Del Val Terrier football ' . . ' ' 'W ' fem ' Off their Cantlmch Crown With Wm Over tink nn rl I T Q HHIDOTI C' Miofg'CS'2'i1i2E3iT,C3Z 037983532 The Delaware Valley Region- ce record and ho C. ' I'1 . ' FIRST ROWS Wm mgogifnevin, B, H0UISe'5t2Aky'RgRehl,B.KSFma ' -39, 126- al football team made them- place. SECOND ROW: t:HIRiJ R0W:lL-RJG-UGRCYH now:lLeHlR-'QQEEQQI the big selves top contenders for the With two gaml Ne-vins,J.Tnafchef-Phillips, G. W'Sm9 FOSTANDINGWVR, B' ' 'S SS he Hunterdon County crown as Del-V ' M. Matihiesslghhhrpe.Jffhafpf K' Y0UQ9GOd,eV'Q,BreIner. the SGC- they defeated Hiinterde' A C- Mews' Coomime Forkefi Teache' ' .,.c..,i un an 8-yard sweep 1 HM' 'W ' KorbuIIciM'- I play and again in LL a. -owner 14 found a clash-riff A N' - den meet ': ' uulGl'8ll LI .iyea their dna 19 urs: game a Sk al will be 4 st winning s hree years 1 place in t :wing the against Bor' abovej, Terriers fa Catholic s record of 1' losses, an South Hunte vse last two sts, the Del- ooking to t tain, Rob Jing tallies :lished defen will undoub with a fe Es or perha' ing end of Bob Bachma use will be Chuck Brein eorge Opdy er, will def as the sec Vick Fedork check on t Earl Smith continue to in the ho :hty good fo uni here on in. I -NNN gainst Centra s d Devils defeat be e.e.NKx. . th U , d ing them 3-1. iii Through P ' l o Defend Coumv If e with only I i gieenygizzee experience behind Latin Club Spanish Club Front: V. Bross, M. Bortzner, President A. Komisar, Vice-Presidentz S. LaRue Secretary. Middle: S. Lenz, L, Wright, D Cole. Rear: K. Kurtz, K. Hartpence, Stu dem Council Representative: E. Godlev. L. Lechner, Journalist. l a lst row L.-R. D. Fritsche, K. Osborne, L. Barnes, R. Blankenship 2nd row L.-R. S. Smith, N. Creveling, H Apgar, B. Herman D. Smith, Miss Miller, Advisor. 3rd row L.-R. D. Linden, K. Janas, C, Phillips, S. Schnet- tler, J. Goodwin, F. Youngkin. French Club 1st row L.-R. R. Reese.J. SIaby,J. Nevins, R. Guida, H. Groch 2nd row L.-R. L. Horovvitz, M. Wukitsch, A. Geng, R. Dilello, K. Dairymple, J. Raffo, J, Logan, D. Hubert 3rd row L.-R. J. Coiella, S. Hutchison, D. Cole. K. Cowell. A. Poigar, S. Apgar, R. Gint- ner, C. Tharp, J. Flores. S. Birgfeld, R. Lewis, L. Foster, Office Girls L.-R.J. Stout, G. Deemer, B. Kish, M. Ser pineto, M. Bristow, L. Wright, J. Heyduke, K Housel, D, Smith. Guidance L.-R. L, Tostevin, K. Kurtz, D, Compton, B Miller, B. Bolmer. Campus Life 1st row L.-R. P. Strobel, D, Cole, C Piell, P Fedoruk. 2nd row L.-R. S, Schnettler, S Godown, C. Kinney, C. Phillips, J. DiMaggio 3rd row L.-R. L. McKinney, D. Mull, R. Gini ner, C. Barnes, G, Zdepskr, S, Pursell. School Store 1st row L.-R. K. Dalrymple, M. Bortzner, G Winter, L. Carr, V. Tucker. 2nd row L.-H. S Berger, A. Geng, A, Heckman, E. Stutz, E Pursell. 3rd row L.-R. R. Dilello, E. Godley, L Foster, P. Rook, E. Edinger. 4th row L.-R. M Madsen, R. Swope, R. Adams, F. Breda, R Kinney. Stage Crew J. Foster, L. Hummer, F. Youngkin, F. Davy B. DiMaggio Libro ry Staff ROW 1: C. Minorics, L. Clauson, K. Penn, D. Kullman. ROW 2: S. Hackman, A. Heckman. S. Mitchell, L. Foster, D. Perchaylo, L. Pursell, W. Sprague, ROW 3: J. Jones, E. Taylor, S. LaRue, G. Brunner, D. Ciauson. Student Trainers T. Strobel, C. Smith 22 Modern Dance ROW 1: B. Crouse and K. Szwec ROW 2: D. Reigle, J. Walters, O Myers, S, Philklll, C. Kinney, M. Eng. M Stem, A. Bodor, L. Case. ROW3: M Simko, K. Cooper, A. Ranzau, V. Bross. L. Brownell, C. Moore, S. Case, J. Good- wan, M. Kurtz, S. Croll. ROW 4: L. Ha- ney,L. Mckinney, P. Wismer, P. Fedoruk, P. Strobel. C. Karpeles, D. Fazekas, A. Szwec, K. Dalrymple, V. Tucker, J. Raf- fo, S, LaRue, C. Corrigan. ll Bowling Club x fi Q 5 ROW 1 : I. Fitzpatrick, G. Glovatsky. C. Gransky. D. Winter. A. Komisar. ROW 2 J Stachurskr W Slack H Cooper J Phllllps 23 Mixed Chorus Row. 1: G Krauss, C. Piell, L Carr, V. Marczyk. L. Phillips, C. Minorics, S. Seagraves, P. Strobel, N Creyeling, R. Guida, D. l-lusting, D. Stone, J Phillips. M Kurtz. Y Deemer, R. Staskevvicz, M. Leidy, C Mitchell, A. Kornisar, J. Snook Row 2: E. Moses, C. Granski, D. Kuphal, G Winters, E. Bush, L. Fritsche, E. Benke, C. Meyers, C Kinney, L. McKinney, R. Snell, E. Marsh, D. Smith, K. Swick, P. Robinson, L Ervvin, S. Templeton, G. Baker, D. Wilson, D. Gordeuk, Row 3: l. Fitzpatrick, K. Tostevin, J. DiMaggio, P. Rick, N. Deremer, P. Meyers, C. Wydner, J. McQueen, G. Oceanak, A. Jinks P. Oceanak, S. Pursell, A. Wentlandt, R. Housel, R. Creveling, R. Jinks, J. Lippincott, S. Smith, O. Meyers, P. Fischer, J. Goodwin, J. Jinks, J. Stout, L Jungblut. C Phillips Row 4: J Balliet, G Deemer, P Ireland. B. Wiseburn, S Birgfeld, C. Thorpe. B. Rush, F. Everly, W. Lauber, B. Corneyin, J Putcher, K. Janas, R Hunter, E. Casterline, D. Javes, C. Wing, J, Boltas, W. Hillpot, B. Dalryrnple, W. DaIrymple,J. Fox, F. Zeller, P. Fedoruk, A. Tharp, J. Tharp, D. Stival. M d Row 1 : G. Krauss, C. Piell, D. Kuphal, L. Fritsche, B. Guida, J. Phillips. Row 2: D. Srnith, A. O Kornisar, J. DiMaggio, R. Jinks, N. Creveling, J. Stout, J. Jinks, C. Meyers. Row 3: L. Mc- Kinney, E. Marsh, L. Carr, P. Oceanak, R. Creveling, G. Oceanak, J. Goodwin, C. Phillips, C. , Kinney. Row 4: O. Meyers, P. Fedoruk, R. Housel, C. Schick, R. Hunter, K. Janas, A. Wen- tlandt, L. Savage, A. Jinks. 24 GirI's Chorus Row 1: G, Fazekas, R. Pursell, D. Reigle, D. Hubert, M Mozer, G. Wismer, C. Granski, T. Vogt, J. Logan, D. Ku phal, K. Penn. J, Templeton, Y Deemer, M. Kurtz, R Staskewioz, M, Leidy, C. Mitchell, G Baker, M. Ort, E. Moses, K. Young, C. Piell, J. Snook, R. Verish, B, Wilson G. Krauss Row2: D Duryea,J Jones, D.Wilson, S Templeton, B Lewis. P. Strobel, C. Moore. G. Winters. S Smisek, K. Szwec, E. Benke, L. Carr,J. Case, D. Garrison, S. LaRue, C. Ellis, D. Drake, D. Gordeuk, N. Creveling, S. Seagraves, E. Heater, M. Wukitsch, L. Dalrymple, L Barnes, P. Ellis. Row 3: P. Riddle, M. Bielanski, D Fritsche, L. Erwin, K. Tostevin, S. Heckman, P. Meyers, N Deremer, P. Rick, J. Jinks, P Robinson, P. Rick, G Peter son, V Marczyk, C. Minoncs, N. Chilmonik, L. Phillips, S Waite, l. Castner, O Meyers, L. Brownell, P. Fisher, L. Clauson, L. Jungblut, S. Erck, E. Bush, A. Komisar, C Sil vers, L, McKinney. Row 4: C. Meyers, D. Smith, J. Di Maggio, l. Fitzpatrick, J. Balliet, J. Stout, C. Ellis, D Smith, S Birgfeld. P. Lewis, C. Thorpe. N. Seip. J. Tharp, i P. lreland, B. Wiseburn, P. Fedoruk, A. Hewitt, B. Rush, K. Rodenbaugh, A. Tharp, J. Goodwin, V, Fleming, S. Lewis B. Hartpence, C, Ableman, B. Grube, L. Haney, G. Dee- mer, J. Pauch, C. Phillips, E. Marsh, C. Kinney. Boy's Chorus Row 1:J Phillips, D. Stone, R. Gardner, D Wysocki. R Kroemmelbein, C. Gano, D. Hill- pot, R. Snell, C. Wydner, P Slack, B Rounsa- ville, R. Hartpence, R. Hughes, B. Kelley, D Hustin, B. Guida. Row 2: S. Smith, G O- ceanck, J. Lippincott, G. DeSapio, J. Stacur- ski. A. Jinks, P. Oceanak, R. Housel, K.Janas. W. Dalrymple, J McQueen, R. Crcveling, A Wentlandt, F. Zeller, J. Fox, R. Jinks, J Still- waugh, S Pursell. Row 3: G. Stone, J. Long D. Housel, F. Everly, D. Duryea, J Putcher, R Hunter, C. Wing, E. Casterline, D. Javes, W Lauber, J Boltas, l. Weeks, B. Dalrymple, B Cornevin, D Ledger, B. l-lillpot, T. Long. Row1'G Krauss C Piell E Moses D Kuphal M Liedy C Mitchell D Stone J Phil C0nCeI'1' lips, Bdetiida, Ddsrimn. N. icreveiirig, J. stout Lrmiiitis. 'Row 2. E ryiarsnfsfseai Choir graves, P. Strobel, L. Carr, P. Oceanak, R. Creveling, R. Jinks, A. Jinks, J. McQueen, F. Everly, L. Fntsche, C. Meyers,J. Jinks, K. Tostevin. I 956 45' vc, er warm. As 1 ..,, Xi- io my eyes. We had been V.. Y igd our way home. Home, a new X c??r:?m 'h ,D my one for us, the resuii oi sci S16 y 3-0YI:2,,,f1fnw ww ' X mmm V97 ing and Qaving to see my 1 J . A 1 -2 asv- 1-V to cr's dream maticniaiizze. d , ' 'M on 3 Uemfby YOCK WW are. our efioris were mcaningiw-. 'and C0mf01't- sounds iiiwro mi.. out I must have fahcn asieep for HUC Ulf: vw, S now burned and Mrs, Gnbertfzd G, when 1 awoke, famixiar eyes, wandering siiently, biding mc.. io longer were sounds like ia iam - neu ,Mi ,..:,.., 1 m:.ni,,..i or-A .ic timijiinfv vniloi Tn nm- nn- in mey happy, U... biiiier and sad. ierelsiinig place. 'th a Y , , y The wind was coid now and 3132223- li i0 C X Q D 3 F k the sea rncaner ihan ever. 'K 5 ' A1 - - 3 s n raiscd my WCS to me Sky' Then Larry Huxmncr- e R X R - M I 1 ro --mf mm mai Wife ff'0gf9PS1g eve n enews o A an Answers , , , was Uproaarious sophisxic-av 3 hom-is of many. This man. of 'fi E ' fl comedy in es iiye X courses. is Mr. Dominic Forkcr. and W 3 fi nnlnhibg X 'Dhrouggh six hectic weeks of mo. 'MS U ' , 'W-A mid porno-rvorcnce ,I ' 6 5 ' ' H g ent X 1 wh an of w: in ,,.,.,...-w-1-f 01 LG gin too. urr f fi on a rocx Oh co my ooniribu nr C5216 Ou PH .M mf Siieinicc .rl . E X in ,H mow hyd Andy U16 U11 W. Yoifve been Www ' S HUG 1 2:'Lu,,.,.,, F 7 Have To Say i ble et? E 'those N my bye Y e J X 13 You Dorn t - - w i fm many o - -17 ,. i . ' . A A Vimi Love MC ..... Cnrinaiicid im gm 'Man no H CYS cus 1 in i if your sm Pen And cy And o ,tmyo i rss le Hee? I Y , . loca 1 c .-iirsi me D0 W1 deten- not wi' go-go Chinny A T1 :oaks A Secret H T I was noone. E I W V Winn... , b-L 1 b Ssflmgndengitsggag They woukd surciiy pin ing? go i Sapidsucker xhc hosrpiitiai and never let me i 1 Ummm ,MF by hum: out, They oouidfft do ihizii. 1 i bm ,mink max , mek. i - , had my ornmbhoiogy torm PQEQBW you hm, mom R A' -nag' Weekian, dm Lf! 1 'hmm are mefely Weak I 9, Dirty WBWSGYMSHOWOY room L 5 Vain-di 'lack what amber gym H ' io. Yve PaS6ed This Way Be- N forefresiponse from homework ' -Amari? Maiorerles 1st row L.-R. B. Crouse, Acrobat, L. Benke, L. Horowitz, S. Case, D. Osborne, Co-Captain, D. Cole, R. Staskewlcz, L. Jungblut, Acrobat. 2nd row L.-R. C. Silvers, E, Pursell, L. Phillips, J. Bowers, K. Kinney, Head Majorettep J. DiMaggio, N. Brotzman, E. Taylor, K. Cowell, D. Stival. Color Guards L.-R. G. Duryea, B. Penn, R. Staskewicz, K. Penn, Captaing L. Benke, C. Butler, R. Brunner. 28 JV L. F.-B. M. Perchaylo, V. Tucker, C. Ellis, B. Krechel. Kneeling: M. Mozer Captain R. F.-B. M. Stem, Co-Captain: N. Leidy, S. LaRue, J. Pursell. L.-R. E. Mozes, B. Carroccio, S. Lenz, E. Byrnes, M. Bortzner, L. Carr, Co-Captain: D. Sigafoos, R. Dilello. Standing: P. Rook, Captain. Varsity .,,,,-.- ,1-fn my g . z f w5wrwpnf'w39wwwqnrrvIr'gr S PORTS . wx he if 5 K -w e L , .W ,www ,nw Comebock Terriers win HC 'rifle Foofbcill QW ROW 1: R. Hughes, J. Cooper, K. Osborne, C. Wydner, D. Relles, T. Zeiler, C, Wolraub, J. McQueen, D. Wilson D Hewitt, R.,Kroernrnelbien, D. Wysocki. ROW 2:J. Phillips, G. Stettler, M. Bellick, B. Briener, B. Hillpot, R. Hunter T Pirson. J. Krewson. M. Penyak. K. Criss, J. Lippincott, Coach Salema. I Vcirsify Scoreboord D.V.R. Opponent 12 Washington 26 6 Hackettstovvn 27 6 Belvidere 7 6 Florence 26 27 Hunterdon Central 6 19 North Hunterdon O 'I2 Bordentovvn 6 26 Phillipsburg Catholic 6 20 South Hunterdon 9 ROW 1 L-R: Coach Hawk, D. Pursell, C. Kolbeck, S. Garrison. D. Ellis, D. Hawk, R. Thatcher, R. Bachman, P. Korbulic, C. Breiner, M. Osborne. Coach Webb ROW 2i B. DiMaggio. B Tinsman. C, Becker, T. Carr, D Hawk, A Edinger, N. Fedorko. E Smith, R. Griffith. J DeSapio ROW 3: S DeSapio, D. Duryea, D. Callery, D. Osmun, B. Stutz, K Burger. D. Tucker, P. Miller, G. Opdyke, ROW 4: E. Rode-nbaugh, Mgr., B. Avilla, E. Hamlin, M. McLaren, J. Godown, F. Fleming, P, Weisenstein. C Lippincott, F. Breda, F. Kurtz l Coaches Webb and Hawk talk over the game situation with captain Rob Thatcher, who led the Terriers to victory and to the County Championship. 33 Doug Ellis - End, All County Team. Doug Pursell - Guard, Mike Osborne - Tackle, Dale Hawk - End, All County Team Stanley Garrison - End. L' HL..- if L54 3 .NF ia? :mi ,1:, 31 r wi' is Burdmen named county champs Junior Varsity ROW1 tl.-RJ P Oceanak, J Anderson, J lvlcOueen, F Kurtz, J Putcher ROW 2 Coach Petty, E. Hamlin, D Supko, J Singer, B. lVlcCIuskey, R, Case 36 Varsity ROW 1 QL-Bl A. Wendtlandt, B Bachman, F Deremer, G Oceanak ROW 2 Coach Burd, B Korbulic, D. Hawk, T. McCIuskey, B. DeRoche, J. Whitman, E. Smith, W. Hawk Varsity Scoreboard D.V.R. Opponent 82 New Hope 45 90 Hunterdon Central 60 68 Palisades 25 82 Pius X 57 73 Hackettstown 49 50 Washington 42 68 High Bridge 49 56 South Hunterdon 52 54 Phillipsburg Catholic 66 56 Belvidere 44 43 South Hunterdon 32 40 North Hunterdon 39 49 Hunterdon Central 47 69 Notre Dame 82 60 Hackettstown 43 66 Washington 77 72 High Bridge 56 51 Phillipsburg Catholic 53 57 Belvidere 45 60 North Hunterdon 44 Dale Hawk Gary Oceanak Paul Korbulic Tom McCIuskey Senior Players Bob DeRoche Bob Bachman Fred Deremer Varsrty Wrestlurvg FIRST ROW- E. Rode-nbaugh, F FIermr1g,D Dobrosky, D. Russell, K. Berger SECOND ROW- D. Duryea, C Sommer, F Callory, J DeSapro, G Var1Rrper THIRD ROW- Coach Searfoss, T Carr, D Pursell, E Casterlme, P. Ukarrsh, C. Becker, G Opdyke V YI SENIOR MEMBERS UPPER LEFT: George Var1Rrper LOWER LEFT: Doug Purse!! CENTER: Captain. Eugene Casterlmo RIGHT: Outslandmg Wresller. Ken Berger 38 1' ' . 1 ,...- . . I L, H F - 1. f Winnng Gropplers grob greofesf seoson WRESTLING SCOREBOARD D.V.R. OPPONENT 17 Belvidere 33 3O Somerville 16 25 Palisades 27 31 Netcong 19 22 Hackettstovvn 22 43 Burlington Tvvsp. 5 28 Notre Darne 21 30 Dunellen 14 16 Lawrenceville 36 23 Ewing 27 17 Pen Argvl 27 JV. Wrestling, FIRST ROW lL-Rl T Mull, S. DeSapi0, T, McGraiI, R. Attinello, M, McLaren SECOND ROW D. Relles, G. Zdepski, B. Weeast, P. Flanagan THIRD ROW Coach Mangold, L Compton, D. Abahazy, B, Hillpot, B Cornevin, S, Smilhg Manager 39 Hockey ond B TOP ROWU-rl S. Berger, J. Goodwin, M. Wilson, K. Schreiber, J. Tharp, J. Stout, E. Stutz. BOTTOM ROW D. Smith, L. Dalryrnple, S. Meyers, B. Crouse, A. Geng, D. Perchaylo, D. Garrison. TOP ROW ll-rl J. Pursell, N. Swope, I. Elder, M. Kennedy, A. Bodor, J. Elder, L. Butler, K. Kennedy, J. DiMaggio, A. Szwec, V. Bross. BOTTOM ROW L. Case. D. Evasic, M. Matthiessen. D. Bowman, J. Raffo, M. Stern, J. Flores. 40 cisketboll Varsity Junior Varsity Sept. 30 Hunterdon Central Oct. 3 North Hunterdon Oct. 7 High Bridge Oct. ll South Hunterdon Oct, 19 Hunterdon Central Oct. 21 North Hunterdon Oct. 25 High Bridge Oct. 27 Phillipsburg Nov. l South Hunterdon ROW 1 J. Elder. C. Kurtz. K Hartpence. J. Bowers. D. Perchaylo ROW 2 P. Strobel. D. Smith. P. Riddle, R. Dulello. Nl. Bristow. E. Siutz ROW 3 L. Barnes, D, Fritsche, L. Lechner. L. Case. C. VanDoren, S. Schnettler. L. Butler, M. Kennedy, J. Nykarnp 41 Sensors- Evamay Stutz and Duane Perchaylo 1967 Candidates D.V.R. Cross Countrymen If Seniors, FRONT T0 BACK: G. Oceanak, G. VanRiper, G. DeSapio, B. Kinney, and Phi Slack who lowered course record to 13 53 Old Record 14.18. Cross Country Schedule Low Score Wins D.V.R. Middlesex D.V.R. Belvidere D.V.R. Manville D.V.R. Washington D.V.R. South Brunswick D.V.R North Hunterdon D.V.R. Hopewell Valley Central D.V.R. Highland Park D.V.R. Palisades D.V.R. Solebury D.V.R. Lawrenceville D.V.R. Hunterdon Central FIRST ROW: R. Bounsville, D. Javes, J. Tinsman, P Slack, D. Russel, B Cornevin, D, Stone, M Slack Manager- M. Nevins SECOND ROW: T McGrail, S. Brown, M. Zdepski, B Henderson. THIRD ROW: B Swope G DeSapio, T Folk, P. Oceanak, Fl. Flounsville, R. Kinney, Fl Rounsville, P Slack, G. Oceanak, G. VanRiper. 42 DQVJK Bond Tubas - G. Zdepskl, S. Brown, C Wohlrab, Brass - G. Boschen, P. Oceanak, H. LaFevre, D Javes Fl. Heisel Horns - L Savage, C Plell, V. Bross, M. Zdepskl J. DlMagQio, L. McKmney Trumpets - B. Hillpot, F. Lukovvskl, J. Paetzell, D. Stone, Fl. Creveling, A. Vvendlarmdl, J. Phillips, O. Meyers Clarinets- C. Phnlllps, C. Kinney, G. Stone, J Foster E. Marsh, S Wydrwer, G. Holtmuer, K Szvvec, K. Kurtz, T. Lacapo. J. Llppmcott, S Kelly Alto Saxophones- B Cornevm, L Fosmer, K Tosteym D. Ledger Bass Saxophones - M. Bellnck, J. Todd, D. Phllllps G. Moninghoff, K. Macauley, B. Kelly Flutes and Bell Lyres - P. Tomson, N. Crevellng P. Strobel, P. Fedoruk, A. Szvvec, D. Gordeuk Percussion - I. Fltzpalrick, G. Snyder, R Gulda, R Jmks, J. Jmks, J. Osmun, B Slack, A Jlnks D. Corrice, K James, H Cooper ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 44 :- Q. Q- F! , , From mony min FRANCIS BROWN lndustrnal Arts L-.i V James Corcoran Presldem, Ethel Van Rlper, Charles E Phllllps. Supermtendent, Charles A Bush. Secretary, Wtlluam Beldelman, Vice Presldem. Nlck Fedorko. Jr Mlssmg From the plcture are Karl Nlelsen, Robert Davis, Theodore l-lorovvttz Education XXX single purpose v K ' s,..-v---' 5 UPPER LEFT: RICHARD BARNES History UPPER RIGHT: Roche C, Burgio, Vice Principal, clarifies a Student Council question 1 with Mrs. Waterbury and S-C President Guy De Sapio - -n-, ty .A fmkb 32 wwf 2 I A tiki , V , Mr, Francis iCasevJ Case collects data at a - Charles Phillips, Superintendent, reports to the Board of Education game t 47 RONALD BURD Engllsh MARGARET H. CARPENTER RALPH CARL ' MaIh6fT13IiCS Hislgry 4 , A - fin ulef I 48 PAULETTE CHRISTIE School Secretary ETHEL CORRICE Board Secretary ANNE DEMARAIS RICHARD DZURY FRANCES GILBERT Business Education Business Education School Nurse ne DOMINIC J. FORKER English EUGENE GIANCAMILLI Music 49 HAZEL M H1-NNN JAMES GINOPLE Business Education physics ARTH UR HAWK Mathematics .-- 'f ROBERT HAMERSTONE MABEL GODOWN English Secretary to Superintendent EDNA HOLCOIVIBE Home Economics From one fcice, mony impressions JUDY IANNIELLO Business Education DR. ARTHUR M. JENKINS School Physician BETTY KENNY Girls Physical Education GEORGE LAUCK Mathematics CAROL MILLER Home Economics EUGENE LILLIE Science PHILIP MANGOLD English HUGH IVICBHIDE Special Education With mony voices, one direction VERA MILLER JUDSON I, NOBLE ELPEDIO PETTINELLI Latin Spanish Music WNW an ii WILLIAM A. PETTY ALICE QUICK Industrial Arts FVGVICN 53 With mony viewpoints, one gool EDWARD SAMSON JOSEPH SALEIVIA JUDITH REICHERT Librarian Boys Physical Education English .fi 'K fn? M A-' -4 YK MVN' STANLEY S EAR FOSS History BETTY K. SIGAFOOS Guidance Secretary 54 Bus Drivers O i Cuslodicms Leslie Wilson, Richard Robinson, Alvin Hager, Jack Balliet, Robert Balliet, Eileen Osborne, Mary Jungblut, Rena Hansen, D. Curtiss Niece, William Kluge, Romulus Fleming, Stephen Liptak, Doug Romulus Fleming, Nelson Conover, LeRoy Case, Leo F. Hattrich, Hawk, Raymond Eichlin. Leslie Wilson. Doris Linden Lena Tempelton Anna Conover Doris Movvder Rose Marie Weisenstein, . ' ' , I r Beatrice Fish, Hazel Aller, Grace Cole, Pearl Krevvson, Augustus Zolezzi. 57 A Joan Wolsiefer Guidance Counselor UNDERCLASSMEN ,RRR ' . ......n....-W ig ,,,,,,L,--W--Q W 5 ,.., 5' . W. Block G. Boschen R. Boss M. Breda W. Breiner S. Brown S. Bush L. Butler I. Castner E. Chilmonik C. Christy L. Clauson L. Collins J. Cooper K. 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He served as Freshman-Vice President. He hopes to become a teach- er and coach. Judy Balliet likes holidays! Bowling, stock car races and driving are her favorite hobbies. She is in chorus and Hi-Teens, Judy intends to go into secretarial work. Charles Barlow, who is a student from Lambertville, likes cars. girls, and work. Charlie has no definite plans after graduation. Ted Beck likes cars and girls, and dislikes English and history. His hob- Virginia Birgfeld Barbara Bolmer bies include cars, and his favorite sports are hunting and water skiing. wants to further his education in trade, Sue Berger, a varsity hockey player, plans to be a beautician. Her ties at D.V,Fl. have included G,A.A, banner carrier, Hi-Teens, Prom mittees and Gym Show. Virginia Birgield, a member of Hi-Teens, likes cooking, hairstyling singing. Ginny hopes to become a beautician, Barb Bolmer, who likes dancing, traveling, music, and bowling. e the hobbies of reading, collecting stamps, and sewing. Her activities Hi-Teens and dance Committees. Barb plans to be an executive secre Mary Ann Bortzner, a future elementary teacher, includes Student Council, cheerlead- ing, National Honor Society and FTA in her ac- tivities. Mary Ann likes sewing, reading and football games. Alan Boschen comes from Milford and likes outdoor sports, hunting, cars, Russian Litera- ture and the guitar. He dislikes writing compo- sitions. Alan plans to enter the Air Force. Charles lChuckl Breiner, a Varsity football center, plans to teach after college. Other ac- tivities include baseball and Junior Play. Bus drivers and Brownies are among Chucks dis- likes, Ray Bush, a great coin collector, likes to hunt, play baseball and watch girls. He wants to en- list in the army after graduation. Sandie Carr likes stock cars and basketball games, She dislikes homework. Sandie was an active member in bowling and intramurals. Her future is undecided. Mary Ann Bortzner Alan Boschen Charles W. Breiner Raymond Bush Sandra Carr Bettina Ann Carroccio Sharon Lee Case Nancy L. Chilmonik Carolyn E. Clapp Susan A. Clauson L. Dafla June Cole Janet E. Colella Debbie Compton Andre Cornevin 78 ' l But 'rhere's plenty To do Barbara Crotsley Lynnette Dalrymple Larry Darling Paul Davison Tina Carroccio, a varsity cheerleader, dislikes people without school spir- it. Her activities are yearbook co-editor, G.A.A. President, class officer, Hi- Teens, secretary-treasurer of cheerleaders. Her ambition is to go on to col- lege. Sharon Case, an active student at DVR, is a member of National Honor Society, Student Council, Hi-Teens, G.A.A. and Nlajorettes. Her hobbies include dancing and cooking. Sharon plans to enter college and become a teacher and interior decorator. Nancy Chilmonik, a dance committee worker, likes G.T.O.'s and drive-in movies. Her activities have included Majorettes, gym show, Hi-Teens, and yearbook staff. Nancy looks forward to becoming a secretary. Carolyn Clapp, a swimmer, ice skater, sewer and a fan of Herman's Hermits hails from Milford. She is a member of National Honor Society. Latin Club President, Del Val Delphi Editor and Junior Play prompter. To attend Northeastern University and be a computer programmer is her ambition. Suzi Clauson, a future secretary, likes steak sandwiches, 57 Chevies and drive-in movies. Her activities include Hi-Teen s, hockey and basket- ball manager and office girl. Dar Cole, student from Alexandria, is active in French Club, Majorettes, and class committees. Darla dislikes boring classes. An interesting subject to her, history looms high in her future. Janet Colella likes history, music, sewing, horseback-riding and reading. Her ambition is to become a music teacher, and-she participates in Hi- Teens, Intramurals, French Club, F.T.A., and Girls Citizenship Institute. She is a Hi'Teens cabinet member. Debbie Compton, Student -Council Secretary, enjoys working with peo- ple. Her activities have included County Council Corresponding Secretary, Class Secretary, A.F.S. committee, G.C.l. delegate and Darlettes. Deb looks forward to college. Andre Cornevin, a student from Milford, likes flying, hunting, deep sea fishing and electronics. Andre hopes to work in the aviation field. Barbara fBabsl Crotsley, a future law secretary, likes Cheese-Burgers. cool drinks and good music. Bab's activities include Hi-Teens and lntra- Murals. Lynn Dalrymple, National Honor Society member, Hi-Teens President, GAA. Secretary, and Student Council member is also varsity hockey play- er. Lynn Iikes the easy days at D.V.R. and enjoys piano playing. After col- lege she will pursue a science career. Larry Darling, future computer programmer, likes math, bicycling, pool, and reading. Larry is active in Campus Life Club and has served on many committees. Paul Davison, a candidate for the Marines, likes hot cars, stock car rac- ing, hunting, fishing, and trapping. Paul's favorite pastimes are bowling and playing pool. We lcike time out Franklin Davy Gail Deemer Fred Deremer Robert A. DeRoche l Gaetano M. DeSapio Douglas L. Ellis Franklin Davy, likes substitute teachers, C.B. radio, electronics, music. and Mr. Ginople. He has participated in stage crew, Junior Play. talent show, dance band, and AFS committees. Frank's ambition is to pursue television studio work, Gail Deemer, yearbook editor, Freshman class treasurer, office girl, and majorette, is an avid fan of '64 Pontiacs and Italian foods. She is a mem- ber of High Teens, Latin Club, and Future Teachers. To attend college is her desire. Fred lSpookl Delilemer, a basketball guard, especially eniioys mechani- cal drawing. Homework and book reports are not for Fred. The service will soon see Fred. Rob Deliloche, likes all sports, but he dislikes loud people. He partici- pates in such sports as basketball and baseball. He plans to go into busi- Anna P. Ferencze Daniel Fitzpatrick ness. Gaetano Guy DeSapio, likes people, music, and athletics. His activi- ties include C,Y.O., Student Council, President and Vice President, Class Vice President, Band, Chorus, Latin Club, State Student Council Vice Pres- ident and National Honor Society. Sports include football, Basketball, Track and Cross Country, His ambition is to enter the Catholic Priesthood. Doug Ellis, DVR. Varsity end and track member, served his class as '63 president. Anna Ferencze, who hopes to obtain a good job and get married, likes reading, swimming, and bowling. Hi-teens, GAA, and Campus Life are some of Anna's past activities. Dan Fitzpatrick, a Junior Prom Committee member, enjoys swimming, skating, and reading. Dan's ambition is to go to college, Dave Fleming, a Senior who likes to vvork on cars, also likes to vvork on model trains. He likes to play football, hunt, and fish. The future plan for Dave is to become an automobile mechanic. Stan Garrison, a Del Val coin collector, seeks to become an architect. Sports include foot- ball and track, He likes hunting, fishing and stock car races. Anna Geng, National l-lonor Society mem' ber, is active in hockey, Student Council, Junior Play, French Club, GAA and Hi- Teens. Anna's hobbies include raising tropical fish, playing piano, and reading. She also likes chess, music and sports. Majoring in biology is Anna's ambition, Ruth Ann Gintner, a future college prospect, likes good music and good books Hi-Teens, Junior Play committee, Junior Prom commit- tee, and French Club are included in Ruth Ann's activities. Carol Anne Griffin, member of I-li-Teens, also likes horses, skating and horseback rid' ing. Carol, a student from Kingwood, plans to go to IBM school and raise Arabian horses. Dave Fleming X Stan Garrison Anna Geng Ruth Ann Gintner Carol Anne Gnffln David Haberstroh Thomas Hargreaves Ronald Harrison Walter Hart s Dale Hawk Brent Heater Amy Heckman Walter Herrick Robert Horn 82 l . l We leoirn 'ro draw the line Linda Horowitz David Housel Kathy Housel Terje Hoven Dave Habsrstroh, a future lawyer, likes cars and girls, Hunting and horseback riding, as well as swimming and football are included in his hobbies. Overall, Dave still doesn't like tests or homework. Thomas Hargreaves, a future marine engineer, likes hunting, fishing. swimming, and cars. He dislikes tests and homework. Ron Harrison, a future mechanic from Del Val, likes girls, stock car rac- ing, and football, His one dislike is Freshmen, Buddy Hart, a future Navy prospect, enjoys woodshop, cars and horses. Buddy includes basketball, track, hunting, and skating in his activities. Dale lHawkeneyel Hawk, hunter, swimmer, and sportsman, goes for stock car races. track, basketball, baseball, and football. His only ambition is to work, Brent Heater, a well-known Senior, enjoys all kinds of hunting, sports. bowling, and electronics. He also likes to play the accordian. Future plans for Brent include his ambition to be an electronic technician or an engi- neer. Ame Heckman, member of Hi-Teens and Future Teachers, likes swim- ming, animals, watching T.V. and music. Her main dislike is excessive homework, To be,a secretary is her ambition. Waltie Herrick, fan of stock cars, girls, and non-homework activities. He is thinking of technical school or joining the Marines after graduation. Bob Horn hates being called Robert, but he likes almost everything. Hunt- ing and fishing are his favorite hobbies. He takes part in football. l-le plans to go into the Navy or develop a trade in woodworking. Linda iLinl Horowitz, National Honor Society member for two years, in- cludes Student Council, Future Teachers Association, French Club, Hi- Teens, Majorettes, class secretary and Girls' State in her activities. Lin looks forward to becoming a language teacher. David Housel, Junior Play prop committeeman likes a good time, music. and cars with radios, weightlifting, and photography. He is eyeing an Air Force career. Kathy Housel, a future secretary, enjoys swimming, drawing, and cook- ing. Her activities include l-li-Teens, office girl, and a dance committee member. Terje Hoven, a soccer fan and skier, likes American girls, Italian accor- dians and European cars. He dislikes snakes, proud people and milks- hakes. Music, reading, motorcycles, photography and badminton are his hobbies. Terje wants to study law or languages. And refdin our individucility Larry Hummer Patricia Ireland Stephen Joiner Brenda Julian Larry lHuml Hummer, member of the stage crew, likes hunting. swimming, drawing, and girls! Hum belongs to the Student Council and would like to go to college. Pat Ireland, yearbook co-editor, likes drive-ins, pop corn, and tough clothes. She dislikes people who are always late. Her activities include Hi-Teens and Concert Choir. Her future lies in a secretarial position. Greg Jack, a devoted stamp collector, likes archery, bowling, tournament shooting, and hunting. Greg is looking forward to becoming a machinist. Kim M. Janas, is sometimes called bananas He enjoys music, money and electronics. Kim dislikes cold spaghetti and unheated locker rooms. His hobbies include playing drums and fixing radios. Boys Chorus, Student Council and Stage Band are some of his many activities. To become a psychologist is his ambition. 84 Gregory Jack Kim M. Janas Leslie Jungblut Barbara Kerman Stephen Ken Joiner. sometimes known as D. J. likes airplanes both large and small. His favorite hobby is collecting pennies Steve dislikes working overtime. He plans to work outdoors when he,graduates Brenda lBrenl Julian, who places living above everything, likes cats, boys, art, swimming, and being alone, Her activities have included Hi-Teens, chorus, and softball. Brenda is eyeing a military career. Leslie Jungblut, band member and gym show participant, likes swim- ming, sewing, and gymnastics. Les is a member of our modern dancing club Her future is undecided. Barbara Ann Kerman, likes sports, playing tennis, and gymnastics. She dislikes tests and students who lack school spirit. Barb was a member of Del Val Delphi and very active on dance committees To be a beautician is her ambition. Kathy tKathl Kinney, D.V,R.'s head ma- jorette, seeks a career as an elementary school teacher, l-lobbles Include tvvirllng, tennis, and svvimmrng, Other activlties found her as Sophomore project chairman and on all dance commlttees. Richard lRichi Kinney, cross country, track, football, and once a wrestling man, dislikes people vvho talk with little matter and more art, Rloh Callas lVllIler l deslres a college education and occupation as an BVCNIIECI. Steven Kolbek. Chip lakes cars but despises working His main hobby is hunting, Sports such as football and baseball take up much of Chips time, His ambition is to join the Army, Linda Kopaciewicz. Sewing, cooking, and nature studies are her hobbies. Her actuvitres include play committees, Latin Club, G.A,A,, Science Club, Hi-Teens, Prom Cornmlttee. Talent Show Commlttee, and dance commit- tee chalrman. She intends to pursue the field of research biology. Paul iBuIel Korbulic, President of sopho- more, iunlor, and senior classes, enjoys foot- ball, track, basketball, vvaterskling and golf. Other activities include Student Councll, Boys State and National Honor Soctety, Bule's future looks toward law Kathy Kinney Richard Kinney Steven Kolbek Linda Kopaciewicz Paul Korbulic Theodore Kroemmelbein Dale Ann Kullman Douglas Kulp Deborah Kuphal Mary Ann Larkin Robert Laubach Jeanne Lauber Deborah Lewis Mark Madsen 86 i This is The yeor of history ll Marcia Markman Eric Martin Dennis McCabe Thomas McCluskey Ted Kroemmelbein, a flying enthusiast, likes cars. girls, and sleep. He has participated in track for three years. Ted's ambition is to attend col- lege and become a commercial pilot. Dale Kullman, a D.V.R. majorette, likes sewing, modeling, dancing and dance committees. Her activities range from Hi-Teens and library staff to the gym show and junior and senior plays. She plans to attend college. Doug Kulp, a great fan of cars, resides in Holland Township where he likes to hunt. Baseball and football interest Doug very much. His future ambition is to become a mechanic. Debbie Kuphal, a member of Hi-Teens, likes soccer, baseball and sing- ing. Getting up early in the morning is her only dislike. Debbies future is undecided. Mary Larkin, a hockey and basketball sportsman, is a member of G.A.A. and Hi-Teens. Her likes include horseback-riding and water-skiing. Mary plans on being a secretary after graduation. Bob Laubach, who wishes to attend college, likes sleep and girls. Bob does not appreciate teachers who give homework on weekends. Jeannie Lauber, student from Alexandria, is active in G.AA She enjoys reading, sewing, baking, bowling, and baseball. Jeannie plans a future i doing secretarial work. Debbie Lewis, likes stuffed animals, dancing, riding and food. She dis- likes people who think they are great . Her activities include Hi-Teens, intramurals, prom committees, dramatic clubs, and volley ball. She plans to continue her education. Mark Madsen, a candidate for the armed forces, likes drag racing and working with cars. Mark's favorite pastime is working with metals. Marcia Markman enjoys boys and horseback riding. Her activities are Hi- Teens, bowling, and GAA. She participated on the committee for the Prom and Christmas Ball, Marcia plans to goto college. Eric Martin, student from Kingwood, likes baseball, football and soccer. His interests include cars and motorcycles. Eric's future is undecided. Dennis McCabe, a landscaping enthusiast, likes to work, but dislikes school. His hobbies include bowling, models, and playing pool. He also enjoys soccer and baseball. Thomas McCluskey, who participates in the sport basketball, enjoys reading, playing golf, and putting together ship models. Tom's ambition is to goto college, Experience pays off Cheryl Meyers Barbara Miller Bruce Miller David Miller l Susan Miller Cheryl Minorics Cheryl Meyers, loves traveling and dislikes bashful boys and class rivalry. Her favorite hobbies are singing and horseback riding. l-ler DVR activities include hockey, talent shows, gym show, and future teachers, Student Council, French Club, Hi-Teens, and class committees Cheryl plans to become a teacher. Barbara Miller, has an ambition to work in accounting. She likes records and hot steaks, Her favorite sports are bowling, swimming, and badmin- ton: the activities she takes part in are Hi-Teens, Bowling Club, Future Nurses, Prom Committees, and GAA. Bruce Miller, whose future is undecided, likes cars and working School and homework are his dislikes. David Miller, who dislikes pests and homework, is undecided about his future. Dave likes convertibles. food and girls. Susan Miller, collector of stuffed animals and records, dislikes freshmen 88 ,.-1 Sharon Mitchell Kenneth Moninghoff and homework. I-ler future is undecided. Cheryl Minorics, a gym show participant, likes driving, DBYIIQS, dancing, and reading. She was on the Library Staff, Prom Committee, and powder-puff football, Cheryl hopes to become a secretary and accountant. Sharon Mitchell, Youth Group President, likes dances, holidays, sports cars, and steaks. Her hobbies include collecting stuffed animals and riding horseback. She belongs to Hi-Teens and library staff. Sharon would like to have a career as a fashion illustrator. Kenneth Moninghoff, appreciates nice girls, making movies, and parties Book reports, getting stuck in the snow, idleness and being late disturb him. Hobbies include bus-missing and piano. Activities include Student Council, National Honor Society, French Club, Boys' State, and Junior Play. Engineering attracts him. Eva iEvei Mozes. a peppy cheerleader, likes to dance and listen to music. Her activities include Student Council, French Club, Hi- Teens and National Honor Society. She plans on entering the field of sociology after a college education. Deborah iDebl Mull, likes Canada and mu- sic. Her activities include Student Council, Campus Life, and Hi-Teens. Swimming and skating are her favorite sports. Deb would like to become a missionary doctor. Michael iMikel Nevins. cross country and track participant, enjoys the guitar and music. His ambition is to attend a college for draft- ing. Lester iBudl Nichols, enjoys holidays. hunting, trapping, skiing and fishing. Bud participates in class play, Prom committee and library staff. His ambition is to become a game warden. Mary lMarel Nixon, gym show participant and Hi-Teens member enjoys dating, driving, water sports and roller skating. Her future is undecided. E. . 1. lT'fAE955!i2fl7' w ifi A, ,S Q ,E ...t... - 1 I i rr i .ig-te . 1 - . t . , . ,, ' ' Q ' :ff ,wr fifty -R if , 5 at ' if . g i - ' , , . -'issteZ5g,:1j' f rat 17:1 i Deborah Mull Michael Nevins Lester Nichols 89 Eva Mozes Mary Nixon William Nixon Judy Nykamp Gary S. Oceanak Michael W. Osborne 6' arf' N Joel K. Partite M Jennie Esther Pauch Karen Penn Diana Lynn Perchaylo Jo Ann Phillips 90 NN. l Experimentcition brings results Douglas Pursell Aimee' Ranzau Ronald Rehl Michelle Riddle Bill Nixon, future candidate of the service, enjoys weightlifting and hunt- ing. He is very fond of girls, parties and math class, but he doesn't like his- tory. Judy Nykamp, basketball manager. spends her spare time sewing, horseback riding, swimming and bowling. Jud belongs to Hi-Teens, Fu- ture Nurses and is vice-president of the club. She looks forward to a nurs- ing career in psychology and special education. Gary Oceanak, a chemistry wiz, likes Phs. Ed.. chorus, bowling, swim- ming, singing and playing the guitar. Cross-country, basketball and track are among the sports in which he has participated. Gary is looking forward to becoming an accountant. Michael l0zziel Osborne likes stock car races and dislikes wise fresh- men and elephant jokes. His hobbies consist of working on antique pick- up trucks. He is on the football team. His ambition is to be an engineer. Joel Partite hopes to become a skilled tradesman or enter the service. Cars, motorcycles and slot racing are his main interests and hobbies. Jennie Pauch likes baby animals, horses and children. However. she dis- likes spoiled children and the city. Her hobbies are reading, horseback rid- ing and inventing. Her activities are farming and school work. Jennie's ambition is to raise a family and be happy. Karen lPenguinl Penn, captain of DVR Colorguard, erijoys good music, books, plays and sewing. Karen belongs to Latin Club and Hi-Teens. She is a library assistant. Karen intends to be married. Diana lPerl Perchaylo, a future writer, includes hockey, basketball, ma- jorettes, dance committees and gym show in her activities. Per likes rugged hockey practices and getting to know teachers. JoAnn lJol Phillips, a member of FTA for two years, plans to attend col- lege after graduating. Her hobbies include playing the organ and watching football and wrestling. Doug Pursell, a wrestler at D.V.R., enjoys football, hunting, and swim- ming. Doug participated in the Gym Show. Doug's hobby is raising pi- geons. To enter college is D0ug's ambition. Aimee' lAiml Ranzau, a Del Val Newsletter writer, likes stock car racing. folk music, art, swimming, dancing, and nice clothes. Her activities in- clude Hi-Teens, dance committees, Darlettes, and Modern Dance Club. Aimee' is eyeing a fashion career. Ron Rehl, Latin Club and class committee member enjoys good jokes, hunting, fishing and camping. He seeks a career as a Conservation Officer. Mickey Riddle, future elementary school teacher, dislikes people without school spirit. Her activities here have included Latin Club, G.A.A., Hi- Teens. Future Teachers, Yearbook Staff, Health Careers Club, Hockey manager, and many school committees. We weigh Patricia Rook Patricia Rounsaville I Peter Schaible Kathryn Schreiber Patricia iPatl Rook, captain of our cheerleading squad, likes pep rallies and red triumph TAR 3's. Her activities at DVR. include GAA., Future Nurses, Hi-Teens and Junior Play. Pat would like to become a nurse. Patricia Ann Rounsaville, a future beautician, dislikes sitting at home. Pat enjoys eating, riding around, bowling, skating, and swimming, Pat's activities are Hi-Teens, Intramurals, and dance committees. Dean Sassaman, with an ambition of becoming a forester, presently enjoys hunting and fishing. He likes stock car races and all major sports. Larry L. Savage, likes sports, music, and mostly everything. His hobby is working with youngsters. Larry has worked on committees, Latin Club, yearbook photography, drama club, class plays, Future Teachers, and the choirs and bands. He wants to work with youngsters and travel. Peter Schaible, part time skindiver enjoys car racing. He played freshman 92 The future Dean Sassaman Larry Savage l Barbara Serfass Mary Serpineto football and has worked on dance committees. Pete would like to go into the Navy or look into a drafting career. Kathy Schreiber, captain of varsity hockey team, has also been in the gym show. She likes tennis, folk music, sports, and skiing, Kathy's activities include Hi-Teens and FTA. Her ambition is to go to college. Barbara lBarbl Serfass, an active Future Nurse, likes good food. She dislikes homework, Barb took part in the gym show and her ambition is to be married. Mary Barbara Serpineto, likes football games, science fiction, and boys but dislikes school and work, Her hobby is writing. She participates in the Hi-Teens, and French Club. She enjoys volleyball. Her ambition is to become an airline stewardess. lan Richard Shoudt, vvho likes baseball. olf, astronomy, electronics, T.V., and food. islikes peperallles on the bus. Alan plans to nter the field of electronics. anuel Anthony Silva, Jr., Sonny tlikes ast cars. girls, and money but dislikes back- eat drivers and flat tires, His hobbies are unting, swimming, and drawing. l-lis activit- es were Sophomore Dance, Junior Prom. nd Junior Dance. His ambition is college nd a career in aeronautical designing ennis Wayne Silvers, who enjoys cars and ports, dislikes school. l-le also enjoys the obbies of hunting and fishing, Denny plans o become a printer. hilip Slack, a Varsity Cross Country runner. Iso enjoys hunting. fishing. trapping and golf. hil participates in Senior Class activities. l-le lans to become a surveyor or coach arol A. Smith, is a candidate for the omen's Marine Corps. She likes working ith other people. Her activities include bas- etball. track. soccer, and GAA. Alan Richard Shoudt Manuel Anthony Silva Jr. Dennis Wayne Silvers Phillip Slack Carol A. Smith Gerald Smith Jr. Susan Snyder Solomon Steinberg Tim Stem Eugene Stewart .l .- Terence L. Strobel Evamay B. Stutz Joan Swiatkowski Robert Swope 94 e i And reminisce with the pcisl Leigh H. Tange Alice Tharp Joanna Tharp Robert R. Thatcher Gerald Smith Jr., Jerry, who plans to make a career out ofthe marines. likes stockcar racing and cars. He enjoys the hobbies of collecting coins and the sports, iootball, basketball, and soccer. Susan Sue Snyder, an avid stamp collector, likes summer, Italian food. sewing, and drawing. Sue dislikes homework and inconsiderate people. Her activities include Hi-Teens, Yearbook. Future plans include office work and. maybe. the Peace Corps. Sol Steinberg. Sol likes cars, hunting. and holidays. but he hates tests. His hobbies are hunting and guns. He enjoys playing baseball, football, tennis. and squash. He looks to the business field for his future. Tim Stemmy Stem, likes the hobbies hunting, fishing, and trapping. His favorite activity is work and his ambition is to be a mortician. Eugene Stewart, likes girls, cars, and work. He participates in track, and his ambition is to work on cars. Terry Strobel is a student trainer. He participates in French Club, and FTA, He likes math, painting, hiking. chemistry. and bowling. His ambition is to become a computer engineer. Evamey Stutzie Stutz, a sports enthusiast, likes basketball, hockey, and mathematics. Her past activities include GAA., Latin Club, and intra- murals. Evamay is looking forward to becoming a physical education teacher. Joan Swiatkowski, a sports enthusiast, likes swimming, skiing, bowling, traveling, sleep, and stuffed animals. Her past activities include Prom Committee, bowing, and HiyTeens. Joan's future is yet undecided. Robert Bob Swope likes scuba diving, camping, and cycling. He en- joys sports like crosscountry, wrestling, and track. His school activity is working in the school store. His ambition is the service and then college. Leigh H. Tange likes periods cut short and dislikes boring classes and certain teachers. His hobbies are sports, working with wood or metal and hunting. Alice Tharp's activities include president of H.C.C., Dance Committee. Junior play, Latin Club and GAA. She likes swimming, ice skating and reading. Alice's future ambition is uncertain at this time. Joanna Tharp, who likes reading and playing the piano, plans to be an elementary school teacher. Her activities include Hi-teens, Junior play. Secretary of Future Teachers, Robert R. Thatcher, likes camping and autumn. Rob participated in the talent show. His sports include football, wrestling and baseball. He plans to enter the service and then go to college. Now io begin ci new Tomorrow Kathy Tostevin George Van Riper James Walter Bruce Watson Kerry Weeast Gary Wilson Kathy Tostevin's ambition is to teach elementary education to the mentally retarded She participates in FTA, GAA, l-li-Teens, French Club. Band, and Class Committees I-ler hobbies are reading, playing piano and sax. She likes music and football games' George Van Riper. is a Student Council Member. l-le likes science, Math problems, horseback riding. and physical fitness. His hobbies are astronomy, bike hikes, and camping, and he participates in Cross Country. Wrestling, and Track. Plans to go to college and major in mathematics. James P. Walter, who dislikes wise Freshmen and pep-rallies. likes hobbies such as hunting, fishing, go-karts, stockcars. and engines. Jim plans to go to Australia. Bruce S. Watson, likes bowling and swimming. His main dislike is 96 Georgejean Winter Warren Wiseburn getting up in the morning. Bruce was a member of the Junior Prom Committee. Bruce would like to become an architect. Kerry Weast, sometimes known as Yogi enjoys night life, skin diving. fast Cars, hunting and trapping His favorite ambition is to be happy. Gary Wilson, whose future ambition is still undecided. enjoys hunting and working on cars. Georgejean K. Winter, a sewing expert, likes boys. dancing, baking, traveling, and skiing. Her past activities have included color guard, Junior prom committee, Junior play. Yearbook, and l-li-Teens. In the future George hopes to attend IBM school and college. Warren F. Wiseburn, likes woodshop and working on cars. l-Irs favorite hobby is collecting pennies. At the present VVarren's future is undecided. Marianne Wizner, a future secretary, enjoys horseback rldlng. Her actlyltles lnclude band, Hu-Teens and Intramurals, Marianne dislikes English and homework Laura Wright, the gurl whose arnbntuon is to be successful, has played basketball, soccer and hockey. She enjoys sad songs, danclng, and attending football games, Marianne Wizner if ,-. Laura Wright 98 We remember old friends 99 The Valley Staff FIRST ROW: R Pursell, B. Hosbaoh, S Kelly, S. Croll. SECOND ROW: P. Erwin, K Hartpence, J. Walters, P Wrsmer, J. Snyder, P Robinson. THIRD ROW: S. Schnettler, S. Pursell, S. Godown, P Ireland, L. Lechner, M Hyndshaw. B. Rush. FOURTH ROW: T. Carrocio, Co-editor. Gail Deemer5 Editor. SIDE ROW: B. Kish, S. Apgar, M. Wilson, R. Netzer. Boosters Mr 84 Mrs John Boyd, Mr. gl Mrs. Ronald Burd, Linda Bush, Mr 84 Mrs. Edward Busch, Ellen Byrnes, Cafeteria Staff, Margaret Carpenter. Mr 8t Mrs John Chilmonik, Diane Christy, Mr. 84 Mrs Emery Corrice, Mr 84 Mrs Mawrioe W Croot, Barbara Crouse, Mr 84 Mrs Allan R Case, Janice Case. Linda Case, Mr St Mrs. Carl DeemerJr., Physics Department, Sal DeSapio, Mr Bt Mrs. George Derryea, Mr 84 Mrs. William Ditschman, Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Carroceio, Mr. St Mrs. Clarence Edmonds, Connie Ellis, Ray Falciola, Paula Fedoruk, Floyd Fleming, Mr 8t Mrs. R. Fleming Jr, Mr. Forker. Frances P. Gilbert, Mr. 8t Mrs. Clarence Godovvn, Mr. 84 Mrs. Peter Hager, Hank, Mrs. Hann, Nancy Hawke, Mr. Donald E. Hawkins, Alan Hewitt, Arlene Hewitt, Donna Hrllpot, Mr. 8t Mrs Lawrence Hlllpot, Hilly, Mrs. Edna Holcombe 84 Family, Ruth Ann Hooper, Brenda Housel, Mr 84 Mrs. Samuel l-lousel. Mr 84 Mrs. Richard Hughes, Mr. 84 Mrs Wm. Hyndshaw, Mr. St Mrs Russell Ireland, Mrs Jolly, Martin Krauss, Mr 8t Mrs. Herman Lechner. Lorraine Lechner, Mr 84 Mrs. Joseph LePaidurn, Mr. Lillie, Local Friends, Sandra Makatura, Miss Vera Miller, Doris Mock, Sandra Napier, Frank Nemeth, Nick 84 Nancy. Sharon Pauch, Melody Perchaylo, Bill Pershyn, Mr 8t Mrs William A. Petty, Mr 84 Mrs Samuel Pursell. Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter Pursell 84 Family, Miss Quick, Judy Raflo, Pam Riddle, The Riddles, Dick Robinson, Pat Robinson, Mr. Sl Mrs William J. Rook St Pat, Carine Schaeffer, Mr. Bt Mrs Curtis Schick, .Herb Senderling, Mr. St Mrs. Paul Sigafoos, Mr 81 Mrs. George Simisek, Dolores Shayne, Mr, 84 Mrs Dexter Smith, Dave Snyder, Mr. St Mrs. Carl Sorensen, Donna Stiyal, Gregory Stone, Mr. Strauss, Mary Ann Tharp. Tonk 65 , Mrs. Townsend, Dave Tucker. Mr St Mrs. F S Volk, Mr. 81 Mrs. Gauck, L F, Mr. Sherwood Whitman, Alvin Wreder. Mr. St Mrs. Kenneth Yob, A Friend , Mae Behn, Mr. St Mrs. Harry Apgar, Mr 84 Mrs Arthur Anderson Sr,, Mr, 84 Mrs Richard Barnes, Mr 84 Mrs Walter Bird, Mr St Mrs. William Bonham, Bill Boyd, Mona Lewis 100 Pi S 'x FW JG :L 5 ga 4, rf TA . 'Y' .x if ' L .Ly DU N Uh :- W A E ,I . , Q? , ' nn-W--A A, ,ff W1 fa. Y ' M ,+A , K, --A V ,.A,' P , T f 4 4 1 - TA R i . 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