North Penn High School - Pensonian Yearbook (Blossburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

■ In Loving Memory Of Gail Elaine Hodder. To some she will soon be forgotten And some will recall just her name. But for us who have loved and lost her, Her memory will always remain. Thomas Raymond Watkins Those that he loved so long and sees no more, Loved and still loves — not dead, but gone before, He gathers round him. 2 — Number of passes intercepted by Dave Hall. Number of days a smoker stays home if caught — 3 The seniors of the 1980 Pennsonian yearbook staff are very proud to dedi- cate this years yearbook to Mrs. Mani- kowski. Mrs. Manikowski, a native of Morris Run, has been a teacher at North Penn for 16 years, in which time she has been a valuable asset to the school and especially to the graduating class of 1980. Mrs. Manikowski was class advisor in our freshman and junior year and helped us with the necessary fund raising for our trip to Gettysburg and our Junior Prom. She is also the ad- visor for Camera Club which is one of the largest organizations at North Penn. Mrs. Manikowski’s willingness to help out whether as a chaperone at a dance or taking tickets at a football game has not gone unnoticed. We appreciate and thank her for her en- thusiastic school spirit and we cer- tainly will remember her many contri- butions to our years at North Penn. Football’79 Front Row: C. Fessler, M. Harman, J. Kendrick. M. Stoudt, M. Kaminski, D. Shelman, D. Berguson. J. Wesneski, Row 2: T. Kshir, J. Bogaczyk, T. Llewellyn, D. Kurzejewski, D. Hall, J. Phinney, D. Hutcheson, S. Fessler. P. McNeal, R. Crane. J. Bubacz, M. Mundis, S. Bombaski, Back Row: Coach Waksmunski, Coach Costello, G. Gerow, P. Bogaczyk, T. Kelchner, F. Oakes, R. Brion. C. Tacka, M. Musingo, M. Benson, J. Kelly, G. Miller, J. Woodward. B. Carey. Coach Swope. Mick, fading back for the pass Pass Completed! No. of periods in our school day — 7 A break in the action. Can we do it? K: Let’s show them who is boss! w- ®ff According to the book . . . Mu 8 — No. of points Judy Morgan scored against Galeton. Highlights This one is ours. Touchdown bound! Football 79 was highlighted by three tough wins including a Homecoming victory over Renova. This year’s team was led by a small, but very determined group of seniors: Mick Harman, Mike Stoudt, Dan Berguson, Dan Shelman, John Kendrick, and Mike Kaminski, who will all be missed next year. Offensively, the Panther's were led by junior Ted Kelchner, (800 plus total yards), Mick Harman’s passing, and Chris Fessler’s receiving (9 catches for 250 yards). Sophomores Bob Brion and Tim Llewellyn also performed well. The quick offensive line consisted of Dan Shelman, Mike Stoudt, Dan Berguson, Jack Kelly, Dan Kurzejewski, and Chris Tacka. Defensively, North Penn is eagerly anticipating 1980 sea- son as 9 of the starters are returning. A fine defensive back field (7 interceptions, 4 fumble recoveries) consisting of Dave Hall, John Phinney, Ted Kelchner, and Chris Fessler will all be returning. Dan Hutcheson (54 tackles, 23 assists, and 1 fumble may have been the best linebacker in the area. Hutch and Mark Benson (35 tackles, 44 assists, 1 fumble, 1 interception) will both be returning for North Penn. Nose guard, John Woodward, did a fine job (35 tackles, 26 assists) and Rob Crane (41 tackles, 36 assists, 4 fumbles) was thought by many to be the best defensive end around. Chris Tacka and Glen Miller made a tandem of good returning tackles. To cap off a fine rebuilding year, senior Dan Berguson and junior Ted Kelchner were honored by being named to the all NTL team. No. of varsity cheerleaders — 9 Give me that. . . basketball!! Top to bottom: Marion Bond, Lisa Marvin, Kim Bower, Mindy Muto, Front row: A. Lupkowski, L. Mundis, H. Haynes. Janis Carlson, Pam Ogden, Nancy Padleski, Eileen Dalton, Michele Row 2: K. Stanton, L. Baker Stiner. The 1979 Panthers finished their season with a 9 win 8 loss record. The season included ap- pearances in the Troy Jaycee Tourney and the Elkland Tip-Off Tourney where Mindy Muto was named to the all-star team. The team was led by high scoring guard Mindy Muto (15 pts. per game) who teamed with the playmaker, Janis Carlson (6 pts. per game) at the other guard. Nancy Padleski (8 pts. per game) and Michele Stiner (leading rebounder) held down the Forward positions. Eileen Dalton (5 pts. per game) played the center position. Senior Kim Bower and Sophomore Pam Ogden contributed throughout the season coming off the bench. The season, despite some disappointing loss- es, provided some valuable experiences and certainly some fond memories for players and coach. Some will be back: Lori Baker, Lisa Mar- vin, Marion Bond, and sophomore Pam Ogden will provide the nucleus for next year’s squad. 10 — Number of points M. Muto scored against Liberty North Penn Girls Varsity Basketball Now, how many times have I told you , .. There she goes again! Keepin' the bench warm! Girls Varsity Basketball N.P. 50 Wmson.38 N.P. 32 Cowan. 27 N.P. 20 Wells. 47 N.P. 66 Gale. 24 N.P. 32 Mans. 51 N.P. 58 Lib. 43 N.P. 54 Elk. 41 N.P. 53 Wmson. 42 N.P. 58 Cowan. 41 N.P. 33 Wells. 50 N.P. 68 Gale. 32 N.P. 36 Mans. 67 N.P. 43 Lib. 47 N.P. 44 Elk. 51 N.P. 26 Tow. 57 N.P. 52 Brfd. Cen. Cath. 26 N.P. 41 N. Potter 53 Final Record 9 — 8 Number of rebounds made by M. Stiner against Elkland — 11 Girl’s J. V. Basketball Row 1: Chris Darby, Penny Grant. Robin Bower, Tracy Watkins, Patty Wandell, Barb Kelly, Judy Morgan. Row 2: Michele Stoudt, Tawny Stocum, Bev Webster, Lynn Larson, Mary Makley, Mgr. Sally Hilfiger, Coach Mary Rakoski. Please go in! Let's do it right this time. 12 — no. of long, grueling years spent in school. The J.V.’s under the first year coach Mary Rakoski, posted a 7 — 7 season. Sophomore Judy Morgan led the team in scoring and rebounding. Tracy Watkins, Mary Makley, and Robin Bower played steady ball all season. Penny Grant developed a great deal through the season and became a strong rebounder and improved much shooting. Players will be returning next season include Patty Wandell (who lettered), Michele Stoudt, Barb Kelly, Bev Webster, and Tawney Stocum. N.P. 32 Wmson. 30 N.P. 25 Cowan. 21 N.P. 29 Wells. 44 N.P. 41 Gale. 35 N.P. 19 Mans. 62 N.P. 24 Lib. 32 N.P. 31 Elk. 29 N.P. 26 Wmson. 22 N.P. 23 Cowan. 21 N.P. 25 Wells. 34 N.P. 33 Gale. 29 N.P. 33 Mans. 53 N.P. 27 Lib. 35 N.P. 27 Elk. 52 Can't you run Robin? Watch this! Asleep again. No. of years some people spend in school. — 13 GIRL’S JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row: T. Marvin, L. Smith, M. Dalton, K, Wark, M, Mase, P. Kelly, Back Row: D. Nybeck, A. Webster, F. Davies, Coach: Mrs. Miller, A. Baker, A. Musingo, R. Webster, L. Mundis. What should I do now? Despite a 3 — 5 won — lost record, the girl’s jr. high basketball season provided some valuable experience for some promising underclassmen. Mary Kay Dalton and Kate Ward led the team in scoring. Lori Smith did some strong rebounding throughout the sea- son. The team played some exciting basketball. An especially thrilling game was a heart- breaking 20-19 loss to their arch-rival Well- sboro. Mrs. Miller, their coach, was very pleased with their attitude and hard work throughout the season. N.P. 17 25 Wellsboro N.P. 24 14 Liberty N.P. 18 25 Towanda N.P. 15 Troy N.P.19 Wellsboro N.P. 16 11 Tray N.P 24 8 Canton N.P. 16 32 Mansfield Hurry up Marshal Do you mind? BOY’S JR. HIGH The Junior High Basketball team ended its season with a record of 4-4. This is a suc- cessful season because most of the teams played were freshmen teams whereas NP started all eighth graders. David Mahosky and Doug O'Conners were the top point produc- ers while Rock Griswold, Todd Llewellyn, and Mike Carlson played well all year long. Rounding out the list of 8th graders were Todd Levandoski and Pat Powers. Two Freshmen were also on the team, Todd Kreger and Elwin Kriner There was a very strong turnout among 7th graders and the outlook for NP Basketball seems promising. The 7th graders finished with a 6-2 record. Mike Wilson also played many of the regular Jr. High games. Other 7th graders include Randy Kendrick, Greg Ruberto Bill Novitski, Mark Kahana, Ron Ritt, Jim Bogaczyk, and Tod Jones. NP 20 Canton 29 NP 24 Towanda 42 NP 28 Liberty 11 NP 34 Wyalusing 36 NP 43 Elkand 34 NP 27 Mansfield 40 NP 43 Wellsboro 12 Hi! Mom BASKETBALL Looks like rain!!! Penguin Power NORTH PENN BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Back row (I. to r.) Coach Scott. R. Crane. R. Pecynski-manager: middle row — J. Phinney. L. Griswold. P Bogaczyk, D. Hall: Front row — R. Kendrick. M. Harman. B. Llewelyn 16 -- Look out world here they come with the drivers licenses. Having lost all the starters from last year's team, the North Penn Panthers completed a rebuilding year with a 5-18 season. The highlight of the season was winning the Blossburg Kiwanis Xmas Tournament. North Penn entered the tourney with an 0-7 pre-season record and beat first round op- ponent Liberty 52-47, and then went on to beat Canton 54-49 avenging an earlier 2 point loss. With five returning lettermen, next years Panthers should be very com- petitive. 38 Northeast 79 56 Canton 58 59 SRU 90 48 Troy 72 62 Northeast 96 40 SRU 69 42 Troy 52 52 Liberty 47 54 Canton 49 40 Elkland 70 47 Galeton 50 63 Liberty 34 51 Mansfield 56 45 Williamson 47 67 Wellsboro 77 48 Cowanesque 56 51 Elkland 64 64 Galeton 59 62 Liberty 57 57 Mansfield 70 53 Williamson 72 43 Wellsboro 83 51 Cowanesque 57 You can do it. Shave. BOYS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Front row: R. Nellis, T. Llewellyn, R. Brion, R Lazaurus, Row 2: B. Toothaker, D. Dinnison, J. Bubacz, F. Oakes, J. Bogaczyk, Row 3: Coach Erway, S. English, M. Musingo. NP 44-49 North East NP 35-47 Canton NP 51-22 S.R.U. NP 47-54 Troy NP 53-60 S.R.U. NP 54-62 North East NP 37-49 Troy NP 40-33 Liberty NP 53-60 Canton NP 47-68 Elkland NP 30-44 Galeton NP 37-26 Liberty NP 52-37 Williamson NP 29-73 Wellsboro NP 41-64 Mansfield NP 29-66 C.V. NP 41-48 Elkland NP 56-59 Galeton NP 50-43 Liberty NP 49-47 Mansfield NP 47-60 Williamson NP 46-72 Wellsboro NP 69-71 C.V. Hopper going for two! 18 — feet — a good long jump for Hutch. The J.V. squad of 79-80 was an inexperienced one with only two returning players. Their hard work and determination was reflected in their im- provement through the season, climaxed by the upset of Mansfield 49-47 and the heartbraking loss to league champions C.V. in the final game. The Panthers were led by Tim Llewellyn’s 305 points and Bob Brion's 237 points. The team shot a respectable 53.2% from the line and 33.4% from the field. The 79-80 season will send Tim Llewellyn, Bob Brion, Frank Oakes, Joe Bubacz, Scott English, Randy Lazouras, Randy Nellis, and Mike Musingo to the varsity ranks next year. This will leave Dan Dinnison (top F.G. pet. 46.9%), Bill Toothaker, and Jim Bogaczyk along with a tall, strong group of Junior High players to compose the 80-81 J.V. team. Our hopes are high for next year. M-O-O-O-O-O-O-SE! I just gotta get it! Fighting for the ball. An even better jump for Hutch — 19. Girl’s Varsity Volleyball Row 1: J. Manikowski Row 2: P. Wieczorek, C. Cruikshank, H. Haynes, C. Wandell. M. Stiner, D. Pequignot Row 3: A. Lupkowski, S. Manikowski, D. Krause, N. Padleski, P. Ogden, M. Muto, J. Carlson, Mrs. Muto, F. Sokoly Spiking it! Liberty (A) Elkland (H) Wellsboro (A) Mansfield (A) Williamson (H) Galeton (H) Cowanesque (H) 15- 4; 15-2 11-15; 15-2; 15-5 16- 18; 5-15; 15-5 15-6; 4-15; 15-11 10-15; 15-10; 15-8 15-10; 15-10 15- 5; 16-14 1980 Totals: 6 wins 1 loss W L W w w w 20 — The number of trips Brion Llewellyn made to the lav in one day. The powerful Panther Varsity Volleyball team swept their way to an excellent 6-1 season. The lone loss was from the repeating District 4 Champions Wellsboro, in one of the most ex- citing high school volleyball matches this area has ever seen. Playing their usual 4 hitter 2 setter offense, the Panthers attack was led by the aggressive spiking of captain Mindy Muto and Sharon Manikowski, with Michele Stiner and Deb Krause providing the offense on rotation. Excellent serving was a characteristic of this year's team with several sharing honors as high scorer, including Michele, Sharon, Jani, Mindy, Carla, and Deb. Outstanding setting by the team setters Janis Carlson and Carla Wandell pro- vided the placement opportunities. Strong re- serves providing back-up in positions included Pam Ogden, Holly Haynes, Connie Cruikshank, and Nancy Padleski. In all this team has dis- played the most balance, team spirit, and team play that Mrs. Muto has coached in her seven year reign. I sure hope we win! That serve wasn't too hard! Sure wish it was our turn to play! The age all teen-agers wish they were. — 21 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Sitting (I. to r.) — G. Cruikshank, D. Anderson, C. Payne, S. Hilfiger, C. Fredrick, J. Dwyer; kneeling: C. Darby, P. Grant. E. Brion, standing: D. DeLosa, M. Stoudt, J. Morgan, A. Manikowski, C. Davis, B. Steves. T. Watkins. Coach — Mary Rakoski 22 — The number of times Bubba has won roll call. Let's go team! Good times. Where did the ball go? Let's block those balls, tonight. HOW! Coach Mary Rakowski was very pleased with her teams 6 and 1 record. The only loss came at Mansfield. Carol Fredricks strong serving and Cheryl Davis’s play at the net posed a Dynamic Duo for the Panthers. A win on Wellsboro’s home court proved to be an espe- cially sweet one. 15-3; 15-6 15-13; 15-2 12- 15; 15-11; 15- 9 13- 15; 5-15 15- 12; 15-12 15- 8; 15- 8 10-15; 15- 5; 15- 8 Liberty (A) Elkland (H) Wellsboro (A) Mansfield (A) Williamson (H) Galeton (H) Cowanesque(H) No. of points Phil scored in season finale against C.V. — 23 24 — muscles pulled on the girl's track team 1980 GIRL’S TRACK The 1980 Girl’s track team has been the most promising in years. With very few seniors, it's record for the year was 15-7 in dual meets. Led by a host of underclassmen, it looks very promising for 1981. Lori Baker, Pam Ogden, Lisa Harzinski, Michele Stoudt, Carol Fred- erick, and Sharon Manikowski all scored well in meets. Sharon and Lisa both finished 7th in districts and are expected to do better next year. 43 37 33 39.5 72 28 29 73 91.5 N.P. 60.5 59 60.5 60.5 31 31 31 72 72 72 Elkland Troy Willm. Suit. Mans. Elkland C.V. S.R.U. Elkland C.V. 91.5 71 72.5 33 102 18 17 34 28 41 SCOREBOARD ATH PtM PANTHERS SRU Galeton Elkland Galeton Liberty Elkland C.V. Liberty Canton N.P. 56 56 56 61.5 61.5 43 43 43 60.5 No of girls who Da c oa e ° track — 25 Row 1: Coach Hall, W. Morgan, E. Brion, S. Manikowski, N. Padleski, C. Keagle, C. Cowan, J. Morgan, B. Frederick, Row 2: V. Brooks. A. Lupkowski, L. Baker, B. Kelly, C. Frederick, R. Brooks, L. Zimmer, D. Winder Row 3: A. Wheeler. J. Connelly, P. Grant, P. Ogden, T. Watkins, L. Larson, S. Anderson, G. Cruikshank, J. Zimmer, Row 4: T. Brazda, C. Cooper, C. Cruikshank, W. Wood. M. Bond, L. Marvin, E. Harzinski, M. Stoudt. Boys Track 1980 First Row: J. Kendrick, R. Kendrick, D. Berguson, D. Holley, R. Lazouras. Second Row: L. Griswold. A. Wilcox, J. Woodward. R. Crane. T. Kelchner, B Brion, D. Knaus - Coach. Third Row: M. Musingo, P. Bogaczyk, S. Jackson, D. Hutcheson. S. Smith, B. Carey. A. Powers, Fourth Row: T. Mattingly - Asst. Coach, D. Wheeler. R. Griswold. E. Zuke No. of field hockey games played by juniors in the spring — 27. North Penn Boys Track Art waiting for the gun. The Unincredible Hulk! Most valuable Trackstar was John Kendrick who was nearly unbeatable in the javelin. John also came on strong in the pole vault. Dave Holley was runner-up for top honors and produced fine efforts in the sprints and long jump. Senior rookie, Dan Berguson, proved to be an excellent athlete when he progressed so far in his first season. Dan performed well in the field events. Dan Hutcheson was a scorer for North Penn at the district meet in the long jump. Dan showed fine form all season in the jumps winning the long jump in the League Championships. The highlight of the season came in the League Meet when Ted Kelchner, Rob Crane, John Woodward, and Art Wilcox set a North Penn Record in the 1600 meter relay. Earlier, they had just missed the record and at the District meet they ran the second fastest time ever run by a North Penn Quartet. Not bad, 3 out of 4 best times ever turned in. 28 — no. of days it took to recover from the all-night party. 19-4-1 Here I go! John leading the pack. Shave wins a ballet scholarship. The 1980 North Penn Boy’s Track Team finished their season with a fine 19-4-1 record. Though the team finished small in numbers, they showed lots of heart. In the finale of the season, the boys defeated league champions Elkland. 1980 Proved to be one of North Penn’s most successful seasons ever. S.R.U. (W) 106-42 Williamson (W) 110-40 Liberty (W) 124-25 Troy (L) 50-98 Athens (T) 75-75 S.R.U. (W) 106-43 Wellsboro (W) 58-92 Elkland (L) 67-83 Liberty (W) 118-32 S.R.U. (W) 106-47 Mansfield (W) 83-67 Elkland (W) 77-73 Cowanesque (W) 106-42 Northern Potter (W) 88-61 S.R.U. (W) 110-36 Coudersport (W) 117-31 Cowanesque (W) 82-68 Elkland (L) 59-91 Liberty (W) 119-29 Sullivan County (W) 114-31 Cowanesque (W) 87-59 Williamson (W) 102-48 Canton (W) 111-39 Elkland (W) 81-69 No. of miles Marion ran a week. — 29 Varsity Cheerleading Top to Bottom, left to right: S. Davies, C. Wandell, M. Bond, L. Mundis, D. Krause, J. Carlson, M. Dinnison, K, Bower. D. Morgan Of the nine Varsity Cheerleaders, seven have ended their career and will be hard for advisors (Meda Hilfiger and JoAnn Dinnson) to replace. These seniors included Carla Wandell (Captain), Diane Morgan (Co- captain), Suzanne Davies, Shelly Dinnison, Lori Mundis, Janis Carlson, and Kim Bower, The other two members of the squad were Juniors: Marion Bond and Deb Krause. These Seniors will be taking with them many fond memories and leaving good memories for those who saw them perform. The underclassmen will be hard pressed to match the skill and enthusiasm exhibited by this years squad. Panthers FIRST RATE 30 — Number of mounts done by Cheerleaders We don't mess around! D-O-O-N'T need no Hornets. OO-OO! Let's Jive! Number on Yearbook Staff — 31 Get it together, HEY! J.V. Cheerleading Top to Bottom: G. Cruikshank, C. Davis, L. Zimmer, K. Tappone, T. Watkins, S. Hilfiger Flying high! Look at the birdie! 32 — number of walk-overs done by Tracy. The 1980 Pennsonian is the result of hun- dreds of hours of work by students interested in preserving, in pictures and words, the year they shared at North Penn. From lay-outs to fund raising, the organization worked throughout the year. Editor, Eileen Dalton, led an experienced group of seniors in putting together a yearbook that North Penn's students can proudly share with friends and relatives. Business Manager, Mindy Muto, met the challenge of seeing finan- cial obligations were met as a small student body limits the number of yearbooks sold. Lack of volume in sales makes fund raising an annual task. The support of local businesses and pa- trons is a great help but the hard work of staff members in card sales, car washes, candy sales, dances and so on allow the students of North Penn to continue in their yearbook tradi- tion. The Juniors and Sophomores, struggled through the year to learn the ropes as next year, Eileen will not be available to save the day. Advisor, Mr. Smith, is confident that the hard work and attitude of this years underclassmen on the staff, insures a good Pennsonian in the years ahead. standing: L. Baker, B. Tomlinson. K. Stanton, M. Bond, kneeling: C. Chilson, D. Harzinski. G. Phelps, D. Krause. Just taking a break Eileen Dalton — Editor, Mr. Smith — Advisor, Mindy Muto — Business Manager. Seniors: standing; S. Davies. M. Stiner, K. Bower, E. Dalton. Kneeling: A. Lupkowski, J. Carlson, M. Muto Underclassmen: J. Connelly, A. Manikowski, P. Grant, P. Ogden, J. Morgan, A Ramp, C. Davis, R. Sampson, kneeling; M Makely, K. Tappone, W. Wood, G. Krause. M. Mclntee, S. West, C. Cruikshank, D. Pequignot. S. Hilfiger. sitting. L. Hall, R Bower, L. Haddow, M. Lindquist. 34 - The number of consecutive serves Sharon Manikowski completed to win 1st place in the competition at M.S.C. I can think of a lot better things to do than this! YEARBOOK STAFF To the rescue! Meeting the next deadline. Bob Brion caught 2 passes for 35 yards in the game against Wellsboro. — 35. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: R. Kendrick — Pres., S. Davies — Treas., C. Wandell, M. Bond, L. Mundis, A. Lupkowski, C. Payne, D. Anderson, R. Trevino, T. Watkins. M. Mclntee, Row 2: Mrs. Thomas — Advisor, J. Phinney. K. Stanton, B. Tomlinson, L Baker, K. Bower — Sec., M. Stiner, P. Ogden, C. Chilson, A. Mankiowski, P. Grant, A. Ramp. M. Bogaczyk, M. Dinnison — Vice Pres. CLASS OFFICERS JOYFUL JUNIORS SUPER SENIORS A. Manikowski — Pres.. R. Bower — V. Pres., P. Ogden — Treas.. P. Grant — Sec. J. Phinney — President T. Kelchner — Treasurer H. Haynes — Secretary M. Bond — Vice President N. Padleski — Pres., K. Bower — Treas.. M. Stiner — Vice Pres., M. Clark — Sec. SASSY SOPHOMORES 36 — No. of goals scored against Scott Ogden in field hockey. KEY CLUB 1st row (I. to r.): H. Haynes, B. Kelly, C. Keagle, M. Harman. R. Kendrick, M Muto. J. Carlson, J. Bogaczyk; 2nd row: L. Baker, M. Bond. D. Morgan. S. Davies, K. Stanton. T. Brazda. R. Trevino. J. Phinney: 3rd row: K. Bower. M. Stiner, R. Sampson, M. Musingo. A. Manikowski. M. Bogaczyk. J. Kendrick. Like Vintage wine. Who said I can’t cook? Numbers of appearances made by Capt. North Penn. (Load) — 37 CAMERA CLUB Front Row: J. Morgan — Treasurer, S. Manikowski — President. A. Manikowski — Secretary, B. Yoder — Vice President. Row 2: M. Makely. R. Bower, J. Lee. R. Tomlinson. K. Stanton, D. Harzinski, H. Bogart, B. Webster, B. Steves, W. Lewis. L. Lamb. D. Pequignot, G. Cruikshank, E. Elison, D. Hilfiger. Row 3: A. Ramp. D. Jones. K. Tappone, T. Welsh, M. Lucas, T. Brazda, J. Berguson, K. Welsh, M. Mclntee, M. Bogaczyk, M. Bond, B. Tomlinson, P. Wieczorek, S. Stockton, M. Lindquist, P. Kinney, C. Harding, E. White. A. Nybeck, C. Butler, L. Zimmer. C. Lewis. Row 4: R. Trevino, C. Cruikshank. E. Bombaski, W. Wood, R. Sampson, T. Watkins, M. McDermott, C. Payne, L. Hall, J. Dwyer, E. Brion, N. Padleski. Row 5: G. Krause, J. Connelly, L. Baker. P. Ogden, P Grant, M. Stiner. K. Bower, L. Larson. Row 6: M. Musingo, R. Brown. J. Bogaczyk. Next best thing to skiing. SKI CLUB Front row: J. Morgan — Treasurer, K. Bower — President, M. Stiner. R. House, S. Wheeler, D. Delinski. Row 2: D. Nybeck, A. Wheeler, K. Johnson, R. Sampson, M. Muto. J. Carlson, R. Lazorous. Row 3: G. Rumsey, M. Kaminski, K. Ward, D. Pierce, M. Lindquist. P. Ogden, L. Larson, B. Tomlinson. K. Stanton. R. Nellis. Row 4: K. Johnson. M. Mase. B. Skolny, M. Mase, L. Kaczynski. M. Bond. H. Haynes. Row 5: K. Eddy, J. Manwaring, J. Dwyer. R. Bower, L. Smith, P. Grant. A. Musingo, T. Brazda, D. Colavita, M. Mclntee, R. Trevino, D. Berguson. A. Manikowski, R. Kendrick — Vice President, A. Ramp, A. Deming, C. Harding. 38 — Students in school the day of the Hershey field trip. GAA Top row — L. Baker. K. Chilson. D. Harzinski. H. Haynes. M. Bond. L. Marvin. K. Stanton, D. Krause, 2nd row — R. Bower, C. Davis, P. Grant, P. Ogden. A. Manikowski. C. Payne. 3rd row — S. Manikowski, W. Lewis. B. Steves. C. Fredrick. C. Cruikshank, L. Zimmer, L. Brion. 4th row — G. Phelps, S. Stockton, L. Larson, J. Dwyer, S. Hilfiger, M. Copp Oh no, into the net again Top — C. Wandell. S. Davies 2nd row — S. Anderson, F. Sokoly. J. Carlson 3rd row — T. Levandoski. K. Bower. D. Morgan. M. Muto, 4th row — C. Keagle. N. Padleski, M. Stiner, E. Dalton, C. Cowan. Standing — K. Christley. P. Wiezorek I had it. Number of Chemistry questions Don Boinski asks during class. — 39 FRENCH CLUB Front row: L. Marvin, K. Chilson (Sec.), A. Lupkowski (Pres.), L. Mundis (V.P.), E. Dalton (Treas.), M. Mundis. Back Row: H. Bogart, C. Davis, L. Baker, C. Cooper, R. Brooks, C. Cooper, F. Sokoly, R. Sampson, S. Manikowski, D. Boinski, T. Edwards. It I cut antoher finger It’s your turn to stir this soup! French Club holds two major activities each year, a banquet and a picnic. This year our Christmas Banquet was a huge success thanks to the help of our advisor, Mrs. Barbara Koernig. SPECIAL AWARDS Eileen and Mark won the finger-cutting contest Lori — Chicken Flipping (into the onion soup) Cheryl — Table Setting Don — Super Shopper Frances — Betty Crocker Award for the best chicken Ann — Escargot Bakeoff 42 — the number of snails Kevin ate at the French Club Banquet. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: R Pecynski, K. Stanton, G. Phelps, M. Bond, Sec. P. Wieczorek, Treas., L. Griswold, V. Pres., M. Bogaczyk, Pres., K. Christley, D. Krause, D. Harzinski. Row 2: P. McNeal, R. Kendrick. T. Brazda, W. Wood, A. Manikowski, S. Hilfiger, D. Jones, D. Morgan, S. Davies, H. Haynes. Spanish Club members paying their fullest attention. Spanish Club consists of 20 members who have taken Spanish for a minimum of one year. This year, the club raised money by means of a car wash in order to travel to Hershey Park along with Camera Club and members of the band. no. of notebooks ■,accidentally,, left home on the day of Mr. Brown’s current events notebook check — 43. VARSITY CLUB 1st row — S. Anderson. M. Bond. K. Christley, L Mundis. J. Carlson. M. Stiner 2nd row — J. Wesneski. M. Stoudt. R. Kendrick. A. Wilcox — President. L. Baker. S. Manikowski, N. Padleski. M. Muto — treasurer 3rd row — J. Kendrick. M. Harman — Vice President. L. Griswold. C. Tacka, D. Hall, J. Phinney. P. McNeal — Secretary Load gets carried away with fund raising. jani earning her letter. 44 — The average score obtained by Sophomores on Mr. Cadge s Geometry test. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: S. Bubacz, S. Bogart, Row 2: L. Harzinski, A. Shypulefski, W. Lewis, P. Carey, Row 3: B. Steves, E. Brion, L. Zimmer. Library Assistants in the North Penn High School Library are a valued group of qualified students giving assistance to students and teachers. They help to circulate library materials, design bulletin board displays, process new books and compile bibliographies. They also assist students who need help finding materials. This year there were nineteen assistants, three of whom were taking the Library Assistant Course for credit, four who earned a pin for having served two years, nine who earned a certificate for one year of service and three who earned service credit as third year assistants. K. Baker, C. Chilson no. of students in the library 7th period — 45. SCIENCE OLYMPIAD L. to R. P. McNeal, T. Brazda, T. Levindoski, D. Boinske, K. Johnson, A. Lupkowski, H. Bogart, M Miller. That's incredible! In the fall, a group fo eight students went to Mansfield State College to participate in a science Olympiad, relating to biology, physics, and chemistry. The students were Heidi Bogart, Tina Brazda, Terry Levindoski, Pat McNeal, Mark Miller, Kevin Johnson, Don Boinske, and Ann Lupkowski. One of the highlights of the olympiad was a bridge built by Don Boinske and Kevin Johnson. The bridge (which took second prize) was constructed of 970 toothpicks and held sixty pounds. Pat McNeal also won second prize in the science cartoon drawing contest. Overall, the team did very well at the contest. With seven members of the team returning next year, it should prove to be a tough competitor. 46 — no. of students who dare to buy a double lunch. NORTH PENN BAND - This year the marching band, under the direction Mr. Wood, included 47 students. The members, who put in many hours of practice in and outside of school, were very active at football games and parades. Members of the concert band put on a spring performance for the school and their parents. The hard work of the disciplined band front, under the direction of Mrs Stone, was also well recognized by its audience and very much appreciated at football games. As there are only three seniors leaving the band this year, we are looking forward to a strong band next year. No of games of frisbee football played in June. — 49 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: A. Lupkowski, P. Wieczorek, L. Mundis, K. Christley, L. Marvin. Row 2: R. Kendrick, S. Davies. C. Cooper, A. Wilcox. Row 3: J. Phinney. K. Stanton, F. Sokoly. M. Muto, L. Griswold. P. McNeal. D. Boinske Row 1: P Bogaczyk, K. Johnson. M. Musingo Row 2: W. Wood. C. Cruikshank. M. Bond, H. Bogart, C. Cooper, Row 3: K. Chilson, S. Manikowski, D. Krause. H. Havnes. E. Bombaski 50 — Number of rehearsals for Lil Abner. No. of times cheerleading pyramids have collapsed — 51 52 — No. of deficiency reports sent out to 9th graders each nine weeks Mr. Musingo — Guidance Counselor, Mr. Brucklacher — Science, Mr. Scott — Spanish. Mrs. Neinheiser teaches us reading It's something we surely are needing, She dishes out tonics Like spelling and phonics We're sure glad that we have her leading. There was a nurse named June Who was with us in the afternoon. She passed out the pills And treated our chills And too some, she even gave prunes. A Geometry teacher named Kurt Used theorems and proofs 'till they hurt. He knows all the angles To get out of tangles Which is good ’cause he sure is a flirt. Our principal constantly hollers. An occasional wise-guy he collars: “Three write-ups this morning. It's your final warning. Your antics are costing us dollars. Our Art teacher is Rita Bower Her attitude never was sour 'til she fell in some paint Because she felt faint And she wallowed in there for an hour. A counselor named Tom Musingo, Knew psychology and all its lingo. Sometimes people think He’s really a shrink. Yet he plays in a band and can sing so. B. Brucklacher's baron of bugs. He finds bugs and puts them in jugs. Except for the wings, He finds that the things Make great soup that he gulps down from mugs. Senor Scott is our Spanish ace. and he fluently argues this case: “While Covington’s nice and Bloss will surfice. Argentina is my favorite place! No. of bottles of pop drank by the teachers each day — 53 Mr. Muto — History, Mr. Miller — Science, Mrs. Banks — English. Mrs. Muto — Phys. Ed., Mr. Trowbridge — Math. 54 — No. of tranquilizers taken during the week by Drivers Ed. teacher. Mr. Ruberto. Mr. Unangst — Phys. Ed., Mrs. Koernig — French. A spaghetti lover named Muto Said “Traveling takes muchos looto. Geography's nice, But not at that price. I’ll stay home and twiddle my two toes. Ron Miller likes Radio Control. Little airplanes have captured his soul. He hides in his cellar To spin a propeller. All that glue has taken its toll. Mrs. Banks is a teacher of Lit. While she lectures her students all sit. She uses a hammer To pound in some grammer. Her pupils don't ever dare quit! A coach who is known as Romaine Can play just any game. She knows all the rules For volleyball duels. Her spikers have brought her some fame. Bill Trowbridge is teacher of Trig. But golfing with him is real big. His swing always pivots on whether he divots. When he scores par he dances a jig. Gene Unangst is Mr. Phys. Ed. But he cleans guns 'till just before bed. He reloads his ammo So it goes whammo! We’re lucky the ol' boy ain’t dead. We parlez Francais with Madame — Barb Koernig is our French ham. She teaches us verbs, How to cook food with herbs, And that mouton is really a lamb. The age most teachers feel like retiring. — 55. Jim Callahan teaches some math And leads his class down the right path. Sometimes they don't think And their answers all stink So they hear Mr. Callahan's wrath. Miles Wood is quite a musician In fact, that’s just his position. He shows sharps and flats To tone-deaf brats. He has an impossible mission. Jerry Hodder’s a teacher from B.L.A.S.T. Whose classroom experience is vast. Though bullies may frown, And knock her around, She certainly never is sassed. A yearbook advisor named Smitty Said, “Mindy my tale isn’t pretty. Eileen took a bet. That our deadlines were met But the lay-out was et by my kitty. Our Driver’s Ed teacher named Gary Said “Step on it, please do not tary.’’ There was a slight hitch The kid hit a ditch Ruberto is now very wary. A teacher and coach named Knaus In highschool was nicknamed The Mouse He said tongue in cheek, “I really don’t squeek And my home’s not a hole it’s a house. Miss Barnhardt teaches typing and shorthand. Her business procedure is sure grand. But her calculator was sent to Ralph Nader ’Cause it didn’t run right it ranned. An English teacher named Sue Said, “Class, your papers are due. This composition Is no secret mission Hieroglyphics simply won’t do.” 56 — Pints of blood donated by the senior class during 1980. Mr. Callhan — Math. Mr. Smith — Special Ed., Miss Barnhardt — Business. Mr. Wood — Music. Mrs. Hodder — Special Ed.. Mr. Ruberto — Science. Mr. Knaus — English, Mrs. Unangst — English. no. of students who skip school the day the 600 is run. — 57. Mrs. Manikowski - English, Mr. Dwyer - History, Mrs. Guy - Library Science, Mr. Crawford - Industrial Arts, Mr. Brown - History. 58 — no. of seniors who insist they will never get married. Mrs. Thomas — Home Ec., Mr. Warren — History, Mr. Meyer — Science. Mrs. Manikowski's a lover of Dick- ens especially when the plot thickens Her students won’t read it They think they don’t need it. Her scholars are certainly slim pickin’s. A history teacher named Dwyer Said his students were never on fire. To get them excited His desk was ignited. Of John’s class they will never tire. Mrs. Guy is our guardian of books And don’t give her those dirty looks! She'll rip up your pass, And bar you from class. ’Cause when she gets upset, she cooks! I just wouldn’t frustrate my liver,” Said shop teacher Crawford, “Nope, Niver!” “It sure gets me down To live here in town. I’ll live on the Tioga River.” A history mentor named Brown Announced with a frightening frown, “My current events Don't make any dents 'Cause your heads are not oval they’re roun’. Our best cook is of Bertha Thomas Her goodies are edible ... promise! In case you don't know, She also can sew And knit with fine yarn made from llamas. A fellow we all call Hoops Warren Is usually found snorin’. When he’s not on the couch, He’s really a grouch If you wake him he’ll surely start roarin'. Mr. Meyer is always alert Whenever he digs in the dirt ’Cause he’s really wishin’ For worms to use fishin He isn’t a nurd he’s a snert! no. of exotic creatures in Mr. B's room during the year. — 59 Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Kurjeweski, Mrs. Nowak, Mrs. Zuchoski, Mrs. Nelcoski. Mrs. Bogart — Library Secretary, Mrs. Llewelyn — office secretary Cafeteria workers push food And it's good if you’re in the mood. So gobble and eat it, You really can’t beat it. Don’t turn up your nose, it’s just rude. When it comes to poems about nurses We’re just fresh out of verses. What more can be said. When you’re sick and in bed, ’Cause they beat on our heads with their purses. Our custodian is Mr. Swezy Whose mind sometimes gets hazy. He just loves it here, Which makes us all fear, That he definitely has gone crazy. 60 The cost of a students lunch. Mrs. Bowens — Guidance Office Secretary, Mrs. Passmore — Nurse's Aide, Mr. Swezey — Janitor, Mrs. Holstrander — Night Janitor, Mrs. Novitske — Office Secretary. No. of hoagies the junior class sold at their hoagie sale — 61. The year Mrs. U was a junior. — 63 SENIOR SNAPS Watch your mouth! Watch the birdie! Class Flower: Rose Class Colors: Blue and Silver If being ugly made me a pro. I'd be all set. I wish it was time to go home!' 64 — No. of 500 word essays written by people with 3 or more lates. Sandy Anderson Larry Atkinson Mike Baker Dan Berguson Mark Bogaczyk Kim Bower This is why we like physics. Janis Carlson Katrina Christley No. of lunches featuring hot dogs during the school year — 65 Cheryl Cooper Cheryl Cowan Michelle Dinnison Eileen Dalton Tami English Suzanne Davies What a crew! Robert Frederick 66 — Eileen's average in physics Average no. of films shown by Mr. B during the school year — 67 Raymond Kendrick Terance Kshir Janet Lee Theresa Levindoski Elaine Levanowitz Cindy Lewis Brion Llewellyn Jr. Ann Lupkowski Diane Morgan 68 — typical number of students in an overflow studyhall Lori Mundis Mindy Muto Nancy Padleski Leonard Powers Veronica Roupp Dan Shelman Steven Smith Frances Sokoly Robert Skolny Number of cigarettes found in the boy's lav — 69 Michele Stiner Donald Stocum Michael Stoudt Penny Trevino Teddie Tripp Marilyn Valimont Another boring class. Judy Von Hendy Carla Wandell 70 — Number of late slips given to seniors in an average day Harry Watkins Jr. Eiisean White Paula Wieczorek Arthur Wilcox David Williams Penny Woodward Brenda Yoder Edward Zuke Number of students thrown out of library — 71 I ... supposedly being of sound mind and body ... Stoogie, a true red blooded American. Congratulations Mike. I told you it wouldn't hurt! I, Kim Bower, will my Varsity Cheerleading uni- form to Karen Tappone. I, Cheryl Cooper, will my flag twirling talents to some unfortunate, un- coordinated Pantherette or member of the flag squad. Our favorite class! Next time I'll try a book with words! I, Eileen Dalton, will my vast knowledge of phys- ics that I learned from Mr. Miller to his up- coming classes. I, Mick Harman, will my ability to play redeye to John Phinney, providing the conditions aren't right. I, Carol Keagle, will my accounting ability to Miss Barnhart’s future classes. I, Ray Kendrick, will all my old history reports to my brother Randy, pro- viding he doesn't let Mr. Muto know about it. 72 — Number of write-ups for fighting in the hall this year. Just pretend you're reading. This apple ought to get me an A! The blind leading the blind! 1, Ann Lupkowski, will to Tina Brazda all my biolo- gy books, and to Tina Holleman, my place as queen of the flute sec- tion. Bob and Dan actually paying attention? I Shelly Dinnison, will my drivers liscense and credit card to Kristin Stanton for all those long trips. I, Mindy Muto, will my grace on ice skates to Lynn Larson. Sandy without Lancz? I, Janis Carlson, will my professional basketball handling skills to Mr. Smith to do with them whatever he pleases. I, Tami English, will my hair to Mr. Brown for ob- vious reasons. I. Nancy Padleski, will my sense of humor to any girl who likes to laugh and has Mr. B. for a teacher. Mr. Trowbridge's average score for 18 holes. — 73 Mindy Muto was crowned Homecoming Queen. The queen and her court. And the winner is . . . Queen and first runners up: K. Bower, and S. Davies. Happiness is a North Penn touchdown! 74 — Dan Berguson’s football number First down. North Penn Ted draws a crowd. . O £ 3 ? J 1 1 05 ? -c . 5 X ® -2’ ir ? c'Is $ i i ° it (t S) i 4l O O ? 5T $ 10 o 5 'C o E i i s .a «D S cZ S. Anderson M 1 K. Bower 2 M 2 3 H 2 1 2 J. Carlson H 3 M l 2 2 K. Christley M 2 3 M. Clark 1 3 C. Cooper 1 1 2 3 1 3 E. Dalton H 1 2 H 2 2 S. Davies H H 2 3 1 M. Dinnlson 3 3 2 T. English I M. Harman H 3 H I 2 P.Jackson C. Keagle 3 3 3 J. Kendrick H H H 2 3 R. Kendrick H H 2 I 2 i 3 J. Lee 2 2 T. Levindoski H 2 C. Lewis 1 i A. Lupkowski H i i 1 1 3 H 3 D. Morgan W 2 M. Muto H 1 H 1 2 3 2 N. Padleski H l 2 H 2 2 76 — Number of trombor les Mr. Wood doesr rt have i h «C J ! ( ) I V) o ? i? C 9 s ■o £ 5 A® o 6 2 1 H l 1 Student Council Sec. 4; Ski Club Pres. 4; Class Tres. 4; 2nd runner-up. Jr. Prom Queen; 1st runner-up Homecoming Queen 2 i H 4 Homecoming Candidate. 3 1 2 1st runner-up Jr. Prom Queen. H Prom Queen; Class Sec. 3. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. 2 4 Yearbook Editor 4; V. Pres. G.A.A. 3. Tres. 4; French Club Tres 4 H H 3 Class Tres. 1.2. 3; Student Council Treas. 3. 4; G.A.A. Treas. 3; Key Club Sec 4; 1st runner-up Homecoming Queen. H 1 4 Student Council V. Pres. 4; Maple Sugar Sweetheart; Homecoming Queen Candidate. 2 Local VICA Sec. 3. Pres 4; Main Executive Council VICA V Pres 4 2 Football Co. Capt. 4; Key Club V. Pres. 4; Varsity Club V. Pres. 4. Golf Club 1. 2 H H l 1 2. 1 i Key Club Pres. 4; Sec. 3; Ski Club V. Pres. 4; Golf Club 1; Student Council Pres. 4 1 1 1 Volleyball mgr. 2. 1 4 l i 1 Blast Rep. 3. 4; Band Pres 4. French Club Sec. 2. V. Pres 3. Pres 4; Wind Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Nat l Honor Soc. Sec 3. Pres. 4 3 l 4 H Key Club Treas. 4 Ski Club Pres. 3; GAA Sec. 3, Pres. 4. Class Pres. 1; Bskt. bl. stat. 3, Ft. bl. stat. 4; Yearbook Bus Mgr 4, Homecoming Queen l 4 Volleyball Capt. 2; Class Pres. 4 0Manager or statistician. Total points Jani scored all season in basketball — 77 Just waiting for half time. Nothing to it! 78 - The year the girls posted a 14 - 2 record to win the J.V. NTL title. 3 Wrestling 1,2. 2 National Honor Society Treas 4 H 3 2 4 Class Vice Pres 3. 4; Ski Club Vice Pres 4 2 Class Vice Pres 2. Pres. 3; Football Co-Capt. 4; Jr. Prom King. H 2 H ClassVice Pres. 1; Pres. 2; Cheerleading Co-Capt. 3. Capt. 4: Flaming Foliage Candidate. 2 1 i i 3 2 Spanish Club Sec. 3, 4; Nat l Honor Society Treas 3, Vice Pres. 4 1 3 Varsity Club Sec. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Wrestling 1. 2; Nat l Honor Society Vice Pres. 3; Cross Country 1. j H 2 I, Leonard Powers, will my bird call to Jerry Hod- der, providing he learns to do it right. I, Art Wilcox, will my driver's license which says I am 18 to Clint Chase because I know he will use it. “Manager or Statistician I, Mike Stoudt, will to all the underclassmen my greatest achievement: to work. I, David Williams, will my car to Wendy providing she doesn't put any more dents in it. I, Harry Watkins, will my Ford to Ron Hodder so he can find out what a good car is. I, Edward Zuke, will my place in the 2 mile to the future freshmen. The year the Varsity Boy's basketball team posted a 23 — 6 record. — 79 Smiling Dan! Eat your heart out Julia Child! How many yards did he kick that? 80 — A class that will never be forgotten Having second thoughts about giving blood. Mr. Miller, I’m throwing in the towel! Hey you! How did you sneak up on me like that? 1980 QUEENS MICHELLE DINNISON CARLA WANDELL Maple Sugar Sweetheart, Laurel Festival Representative. Flaming Foliage Candidate. Carla and Michelle looking hard at work. I The number of students in the seventh grade class — 81. VOCATIONAL EDUCATION welcome! J OOR county I VD-TECH SCHOOL ■ ..VISITORS ?n5 REPDRT TO OFFICE Whitneyville (Tioga County Area Vocational-Tec-' School) offers an alternative education for those stude-:s interested in a career in a particular trade Three year programs are offered at Whitneyville in the areas of car- pentry, masonry, heating, cooling, plumbing, and power mechanics. A two year program is offered in the area of health assistant area. After completing the first year program, the students get to choose from one of four training areas: Dental Assistant. Medical Assistant. Lab Assistant, and Nurses Assistant. A three year program is offered in Business Data Pro- cessing This prepares a student as a computer program- mer and operator. In Williamsport, such programs as Auto Body Repair, Cosmetology, and Forestry are available. In the 79-80 school year, a total of twenty-three students took advantage of these programs. This number included seven students who made the trip to Williamsport. No. of ankles that were sprained on the school field — 85. JUNIORS - CLASS OF 1981 Boy is he a dreamboat. Business hard at work. 86 — What David Holley wished he averaged in P.O.D. J. Hodder Caught in the act. Was that really our touch down? L. Griswold D. Hall I S.Jackson K. Johnson T. Kelchner j. Kelly Janis Carlson's average in Elementary Functions — 87 Lumber Jack Do you think they have recognized us yet? P. McNeal E. McNett L. Marvin M. Mundis 88 The number of kids who think it is grub day every day. S. Ogden M. Packard F. Park R. Pecynski G. Phelps J. Phinney D. Pino E. Platz G. Rumsey j Smith Number of expermints to go up in Mr. Miller's face. — 89 Bouncers! C. Williams M. Wilson T. Wollman J. Woodward Little Angels? Vuch — what a drag! 90 — Katrina Christley's mid-term grade in phys. ed. The year Dave Hall will probably graduate — 91 SOPHOMORES - CLASS OF 1982. Coordinated, aren’t I? What a bod, Len! D. Anderson D. Barnhardt D. Bell J. BogaczyK h. Bogart J. Bubacz R Butler 92 — Mark Bogaczyk's average in physics. J. Cleveland J. Connelly C. Cooper T. Davis D. Delosa A. Deming B. Deming M. Dipalo K. Eddy D. English S. English J. Erway Getting ready to work. What a hunk! Really, I didn’t do it! Oh shoot! One more point would be an A — 93 mniB There she is . . Miss America! m Ease on down. ■MR A S. Kshir D. Lamonski R. Lazouras T. Llewellyn 94 — The goal of any A student. P. Ogden C. Payne J. Perla C. Platz M. Ramp The number of inches of snow we didn't get this winter — 95. R. Sampson C. Sherman Whats going on? E. Smith M. Smith R. Smith R.Valimont T. Watkins K. Welsh D. Yeager 96 — Number of yearbook meetings held all year. no. of students who go up ‘down” stairways — 97. FRESHMEN - CLASS OF 1983 G. Campbell J. Campbell Study. Study. Study! Here we are World! C. Chase R. Christman D. Delinski d. Dinnison M. Copp M. Copp J. Dwyer E. Ellison N 'V D. English 98 — total no. of fans who attended volley ball games. W. Ford C. Frederick D. Gardner L. Haddow C. Harding E. Harzinski D. Hilfiger T. Holleman D. Jones N. Jones B. Kelly M Kelly P. Kinney B. Knapp T. Krause Percentage of students wearing blue jeans in a given day — 99. T. Kreger E. Kriner D. Kurejewski L. Lamb L. Larson T. Lee W. Lewis Do you have a search warrant M-M-M-GOOD! K. McNeal M. McDermott D. McNett M. Miller R. Miller 100 — Diane Morgan’s average in Functions class. ✓ r J. Ogden S. Ogden A. Nybeck L. Olson T. O'Ree A -: L • , • : G. Roupp D. Peguignot R. Phelps G. Sherman B. Smith r : xx He did it, not me! so-so R. Stocum T. Stocum M. Stoudt R. Sokoly ■■■ M. Strange B Steves S. Stockton The percentage Mr. Ruterto expects you to score on a test. — 101 D. Thomas T. Welsh B. Watkins N. Wilcox Is that so? Do you think I'm sexy? 102 — This day of the school year came on February 11. ■mmw no. of points we wish we could score in a track meet — 103. 8TH GRADE - CLASS OF 1984 M. Carlson K. Copp R. Carew D. Chaborek K. Crane A. Dake D. Colavita M. Dalton K. Connelly B. Dawson B. English D. Faughnan R. Gerow R. Griswold S. Holley 104 — no. of seams ripped by the 8th grade home ec class I wonder if this is how Terry Bradshaw got started? M. Levandoski T. Llewellyn E. Lucas What do you mean I can’t take the trophy home? M Mase M. Mase T. Mase No. of report cards not taken home — 105. J. McIntosh J. Merrick B. Miller M. Miller J. Moore K Mundis A. Musingo D. Nybeck R. Nybeck D. O’Conners K. Owens W. Page H. Perla M. Pequignot R. Pequignot 106 — no. of rebounds John Phinney pulled down during basketball season. D. Pierce P. Powers R. Priset J. Sheehan N. Sherant B. Skonly L Smith R. Smith R. Smith R. Spencer T. Walker K. Ward T. Watkins T. Watkins R. Webster no. of times Mr. Smith’s snake has bitten students this year — 107. I’d rather carry! 108- K. Whitemte T. Winder 1 A. York J. Zimmer I know I'm handsome! no. of tee-shirts worn by kids on May 5. T. Walker E. Wickman D. Wheeler D. Winder K. WesnesKi S. Wilkins 7th GRADE - CLASS OF 1985 R Cheyney Boy Dad. can't you make that popcorn any This is going to be another one of those better? exciting games. 110 — Age at which John Kendrick will understand Elementary Functions. J. Christman R. Coons A. Cratsley F. Davies T. Deming R. Haddow j. Hall S. Holleman R. Isaacson S. Johnson Number of days we would like to go to school — 111. T. Marvin R. McCauley C. McNeal C. Miller W. Mmyo 112 — no. of field goals Mick scored during basketball season. R. Sherant A. Shypulefski L Spencer D. Stone L. Stoudt A. Sweigart The Three Mousketeers. Number of points Nancy Padleski scored this season — 113 CHORUS PRESENTS Lil’ Abner, a musical comedy involved more than 60 students at North Penn. The members of the cast and stagecrew rehearsed more than 35 hours to prepare for this event. We are grateful to Mr. Wood for his time and dedication spent to make the play a total success. Lil' Abner was portrayed by Mike Musingo, Daisy Mae by Wenda Wood. Other main characters were: Ann Lup- kowski as Mammy, Mark Bogaczyk as Maryn’ Sam, Don Stocum as Earthquake Magoon, Pat McNeal as General Bullmoose, Randy Sampson as Pappy and Judy Von Hen- dy who appears as Appassionata Von Climax. Go on my goodman. You deserve someone good lookin It's a typical day! No. of students who take a tour of Blossburg before school — 117. AWARDS NIGHT 1980 Mr. Scott awards Mark Harman with the outstanding basketball trophy. Mr. Knaus presenting John Kendrick with the boy's track trophy. Members of the Science Olympiad team receive their awards. 118 — Number of rolls of film shot by the yearbook staff. North Penn's outstanding athletes: Mindy Muto, Mark Harman, and Janis Carlson. Ray Kendrick is presented with the Friends of the Library Scholarship. Lori Mundis, recipient of the Bank Scholarship. Seniors receiving the honor roll awards. This years Awards Night was very well attended. Awards were presented to students for scholastic achievement as well as sports accomplishments. Some of the highlights of the evening were as follows: Mark Bogaczyk and Lori Mundis received the Bank Scholarships, Ray Kendrick was the recipient of the Friends of the Library Award; Ann Lup- kowski was the first runner-up for the J.P. Ward Foundary Scholarship; Eileen Dalton was the recipient of the Joyce Lisowski Memorial Award; Carla Wandell received the Tioga County Legal Secretary Award; The Outstanding Business Award was presented to Sandy Anderson; Paula Wieczorek was the recipient of the B.P.W. Award; and Carol Keagle was designated as the Out- standing Key Club Members. Most Valuable Athlete Awards were awarded to: Ted Kelchner — football; Mark Harman — baseball and basketball; Mindy Muto — basketball and vol- leyball; Carla Wandell — cheerleading; Lori Baker — track; Most Outstanding Senior Athletes were: Mark Harman, Janie Carlson, and Mindy Muto. Number of minutes a night a good student spends on homework — 119. GRADUATION 1980 Come on you guys, don't you want to stay for another year? Maybe if I close my eyes this will be over with. You're shoes look fine to me. Robert Dalton, a former address. 120 — Number of times eighth graders are called to the office. Best Wishes for Future Success! Michele, just hold still while I fix this. Ann, do you really think we should go through with this? graduate of North Penn, giving the commencement Will they make me wear a tie in the army? This number minus 100 equals the legal drinking age in Pa. — 121 No of cases of candy the yearbook staff sold — 123. RPACE CORPORATION wishes the Class of “80” the best in the years ahead. J. P. Ward Foundaries Division Of Interpace Corporation Blossburg, Pa. 16912 124 - Number of student's skipping showers after Phys. Ed. Dalton’s Insurance and Real Estate Number of REESE cups Mr. Warren eats in a typical day. — 125. Carlson Mader Harrison’s Hotel Attorneys at Law James E. Carlson Lynn R. Mader Wellsboro, Pa. 16901 Main St. Blossburg, Pa. Wilson’s Service Station Main St. Blossburg, Pa. Best Wishes Seniors! Stosh’s Newsroom 232 Main St. Blossburg, Pa. Good Luck to the class of 1980 126 — no. o airplanes thrown out of Mr. Brown's window Dipsy Doodle Drive- Ralph’s Service In Center Rt. 15 Mansfield, Pa. Blossburg, Pa. Best Wishes to Seniors! 638-3390 Good Luck Seniors! Ben Franklin Mr. Donut Blossburg, Pa. Main St. Good Luck to the Mansfield and Wellsboro Class of '80! The number of feet Bergy wouldMike to throw the discus — 127 M and M Wood Products Hardwood Pallets Morris Run PA. Wishes The Class of “80” Good Luck . Morgan’s Sawmill Hard and soft Wood Lumber Congratulations Seniors! 128 — Number of days Mr Smith was in a cast Good Luck Seniors! Ray Kaminski Sawmill Tioga, Pa. Best Wishes to the Seniors Knights of Columbus Pida’s Pharmacy Best of Luck in the Future! Town and Country Cleaners No. of absences in March due to the flu — 129 Jim’s Arco Thomas’ Family Wears Blossburg, Pa. Best of Luck to the Class of ’80. Blossburg, Pa. 16912 717-638-3480 For your sporting and clothing needs. Good Luck! Hilfiger the Digger; Hilfiger Bus Transportation Covington, Pa. Seniors, Best Wishes in '80. Brueilly’s Dodge Mansfield, Pa. Congratulations Seniors! 130 — no. of deficiency reports intercepted before reaching home Blossburg Oil Co. Inc. Good Luck! Marvin’s Market Wishes success to the Class of '80 Bill Stanton Chevrolet-Buick Wishes the Class of '80 the best of luck! Maple Lanes Congratulations Seniors! no. of eraser fights that occured this year — 131. Mansfield Chamber of Commerce Mansfield, PA Wishes the class of 80 the best in the years Ginny Ogden’s Beauty Shop Covington, PA We'il Curl Up and Dye for you. Good Luck Seniors. Seals Lumber and Hardware 329 N. Williamson Rd. Blossburg, PA. Check the low prices at the sign of the Seal.” Best Wishes Seniors Colonial Inn Beautiful Downtown Covington Congratulations Seniors! Gary Goden Auto Sales Go For It Seniors! Average weight of a 9th grader. - 133 Jones and Brague Mining Co. Wishes best of Luck to The Class of 1980 134 — no. o 1 rods ol film shot by Pennsonian yearbook staff Hillside Rod and Gun Club Best of Luck Seniors no. of times Please get to work is used in study hall — 135 First Citizens National Bank Main Street, Blossburg, Pa 136 — the number of Juniors that failed Mr. B's Chemistry final. Hamilton Trucking Co. Congratulations class of 1980 Commonwealth Bank and Trust Co. The Bank of the People 50 Main St. Mansfield, Pa. Congratulations Seniors! Arnot Building Supply Maosfieicg Pa Good tuclfSepitors! Unangst Sporting Goods £uns, Ammo, Reloading and Gunsmith Good Luck to those who are no longer Rookies! Kozy Korner Main St. Blossburg, Pa. Best wishes to the Seniors! 138 — number of meatballs in Mr. Muto’s class. Mudge Oil Co. Main St. Covington, PA. Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of ‘‘80 Morley’s Jewelers Congratulations Seniors! C D Upholstery Covington, PA Best of Luck! Tarbox Trucking Blossburg, PA 16912 Interstate Grain Hauling (717) 638-2564 no of placebos taken by seniors during a difficult year. - 139 Good Ludk Seniors Bloss Holiday says Best wishes Seniors 140 — No. of times Greg R. was kicked out-jjf consumer ed. Congratulations Seniors from Keystone Parts Mfg. Co. Miss Caryl Barnhardt Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bombaski Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Bradely Brown Mr. and Mrs. Barry Brucklacher Mr. and Mrs. Roger Chilson Miss Kathy Chilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dalton Sr- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dinnison Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grant Mr and Mrs. George Guy Mr. and Mrs Jeff Harman Mr. and Mrs. William Hurley Mr and Mrs. Conrad Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Richard Llewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller Mildred Morgan Margie Payne .Julia Pecynski .v Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ruberto Mr and Mrs. Larry Smith Michele Stoudt Mr and Mrs. Willjam Towbridge Jimmy Jake Unangst Mrs. Jack Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. James Warren Jr. Mary Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Danny Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wickman The 1980 Pennspnian Yearbook Staff would like to thank all the local businesses and patrons for their financial support this year. We thank you for making our yearbook possible. 144 — Number of pages in the 1980 Pennsonian Yearbook.