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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

nning against the wind 1981 PENNSONIAN Number of seniors who attended yearbook meetings. — 1 ho p ctsc«c«Orw TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Seniors ....3 2. Queens ..20 3. Juniors ..26 4. Sophomores... ..31 5. Ninth ..37 6. Eighth ..43 7. Seventh ..49 8. Faculty ..55 9. Vo-Tech ..64 10. Dedication ..66 11. Sports ..67 12. Organizations 103 2 crowd SENIORS A Against the Wind, summa- rized the feelings we have all shared during these dif- ficult years as We were young and strong and running against the wind . The lyrics of Bob Segers song, reflect our shared ex- periences as we “found ourselves searching” and faced with ”oh so many roads.” We indeed found “shelter against the wind” as we met “deadlines and commitments” and “moved mountains together.” Yes, we “never worried about paying or how much we owed” those drifter days are passed us now,” and we move on and still have “much more to think about.” “The years will roll slowly past,” and because of our yesterdays at North Penn, we will not always be “running against the wind. End of students school day. — 3 Lori Baker Julie Berguson Philip Bogaczyk Donald Boinske Kathy Chilson Robert Copp 4 — Margin of two basketball victories over Wellsboro. Mark Benson Marion Bond Robert Crane « Carlene Eck i Keith Eddy Thomas Edwards Dave English Chris Fessler Gary Gerow Darlene Harzinski pass Elementary Functions. — 5 Holly Haynes Erica Helwig Ted Kelchner Debbie Krause 6 — Minutes — maximum attention of seniors. Jerry Hodder Kevin Johnson Tammi LeBlanc 1 ■••y| t ?v i mLjk L. L ■ ■ ■in� r B Terry Levandoski Sharon Manikowski Joe Manikowski 0 Wr' yw- B Lisa Marvin Patrick McNeal Edward McNett d jw t J . m3 Mark Mundis Michael Ogden Robert Ogden Number of lbs. of hot dogs eaten per student per year. — 7 John Phinney Tim Smith Milton Packard Evelyn Platz Kristin Stanton 10 — Number of words per minute Der can type. Gabriel Phelps Greg Rumsey Jeffrey Stoudt Chris Tacka Robin Tomlinson Brenda Tomlinson Bruce Toothacker Jerome Wesneski Calvin Williams John Woodward Ain’t too COOL! If Bo was 10, Mr. Springman is an — 11. You should see me on the tramp. Do 1 look like a business exec? Who are you kidding Debbie? Marion in her easiest class. Tom — the lady killer. Erica look guilty as usual. 12 — The number of weeks in shop class. What a ham! Scientists’s hard at work. Number of points Lynn L. scored during Basketball season. — 13 I don’t see what’s so funny! Yea, right! The dynamic duo. Quick Ted, what’s the answer? Three stooges The future Miss Ultra — Bnte. 14 — On February 14th Valentine’s dance was held at the Rec. Center. Class of 1981 Scott working hard for once. I want my mommy. Deb lookin’ in the hall instead of working again. Peek-a-boo. King Vulture getting ready to get his prey. The Three Senior Stooges. Seniors getting together for once. Number of smoke bombs set off last week of school — 17 18 — years old, turn to page 45. Terrible Towels supplied for Jerry W. for away games. — 19 H 0 F F I I I 0 a I y m • I • I a H n g a g e y n e s o o cr a- o 3 c C 2 O Co R Oq a a R • R 20 — Only one more year until I am legal to drink in FA. Runner-up Robin, with her escort George. What’s so good over there Marion? The legal age in PA. — 21 SENIOR DIRECTORY LORI BAKER — Student Council 9, 10,11, 12; Year- book 9,10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Camera Club 10, 11, 12 JULIE BERGUSON — Camera Club 11,12 PHIL BOGACZYK — Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. MARION BOND — Yearbook 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Offices 11 — vice-president, 12 — treasurer; Track 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10; Spanish Club 9,10,11 — Secretary; Basketball 9,10, 11,12; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 — vice- president; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — Vice-president; GAA 9, 10, 11 — Vice-president; National Honor Society 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12 — secretary- treasurer; Ski Club 10, 11; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12 KATHY CH1LSON— French Club 9, 10 — treasur- er, 11 — secretary; Chorus 9; Library Assistant 9, 10, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Yearbook 9, 10, 11, 12 — Editor; Sophomore Class President; GAA 10,11; National Honor Society 11, 12 — secretary; Volleyball Statistician 10, 12; Track Statistician 11, 12 ROBERT CRANE — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; WACC 11, 12 CARLEEN ECK — Health Club 9; Girls Intermurals 9 TOM EDWARDS — Library Assistant 8; French Club 9, 10 CHRIS FESSLER — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11,12; Boys Intermurals 9; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. LANCZ GRISWOLD — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9,10,11; Track 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Boys Intermurals 9; Varisty Club 11, 12; Key Club 9; Spanish Club 11 — vice-presi- dent; Class President 12; Vice-President 9 DA VE HALL — Football 9, 10,11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball 9,10, 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11, 12; Boys Intermurals 9. DARLENE HARZ1NKSI — Yearbook 9, 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — vice-president; Span- ish Club 9, 10, 11; Key Club 12; GAA 9, 10, 11; Girls Intermurals 9; Volleyball 9, 10; Boys Track Statistician 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Statistician 12; Basketball Statistician 11, 12; Library Assistant 9, 10. 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Marching Band 9; Junior class Treasurer; Senior class vice- president. HOLLY HAYNES — Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Track 9, 10; Football Statisitican 11, 12; Girls Basketball Statisitican 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12 — treasurer; Class Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12 — treasurer; Spanish Club 10, 11; GAA 9, 10 11 — secretary; Flaming Foliage Candidate 12. DANIEL HUTCHESON — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10,12; Varisty Club 11. 12; Vo-Tech 11, 12. SCOTT JACKSON — Football manager 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys Intermurals 9. KEVIN JOHNSON — Band (concert) 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Fly Tying Club 12; French Club9,10; Jazz Band 11,12; School Play 11, 12; Math Club 12; Science Club 11, 12. TED KELCHNER — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Class President 9; Class Treasurer 11; Student Council 9; Key Club 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Boys Intermurals 9. JACK KELLY — Wrestling 9; Jr. High Football 9; Intermurals 9; Senior High Football 10, 11, 12; Track Field 12; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 11, 12. 22 — No. of feet on either side of Milton’s car when he tries to park. DEBBIE KRAUSE — Volleyball 9, 10 —captain, 11, 12 — co-captain: Cheerleading 9, 10 — captain 11, 12 — captain; Student Council 9, 11, 12 — presi- dent; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9; Maple Sugar Sweetheart; Yearbook 11, 12, Secretary of class 9; Library assistant 9, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12. TAM Ml LEBLANC — G.A.A. 9, 10; French Club 9. TERRY LEVANDOSKI — Band (Concert) 9, 10, 11, 12; Band (Marching) 9, 10, 11, 12; Band (Jazz) 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Basketball 10, 12; School Play 11, 12; Math Club 12; Science Club 11, 12. SHARON MANIKOWSKI — Camera Club 9, 10,11, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11; French Club 9, 10,11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12 — Cap- tain. LISA MARVIN— Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11; Volleyball 10; GAA 9,10,11; French Club 9,10, 11; Girls Intermurals 9; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Jazz Band 11. 12. MARK MUNDIS — Boys Intermurals 9; Varsity Football 11; French Club 9, 10, 11; Track 12. BOB OGDEN— WACC 12,11; Ski Club 9,10,11,12. GABRIELLE PHELPS — Yearbook 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 — Secretary; J.V. Basketball 9, 10; Boys Track Statistician 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Dis- trict Band 10; Wind Ensemble 9, 10. JOHN PHINNEY— Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 12; Student Council 9,10, 11,12; National Honor Soci- ety 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — President; Varsity Club 11; Junior Class president; Boys Inter- murals 9. EVELYN PLATZ — GAA 9, 10; French Club 9; Camera Club 11. GREG RUMSEY— Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Football 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 12; Baseball 11. KRISTIN STANTON — Yearbook 9, 10, 11, 12 — Business Manager; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11; Camera Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Volleyball 10; Football Statistician 11, 12; Boys Varsity Basket- ball Statistician 11, 12; Girls Varsity Basketball Statistician 10, 11; Track Statistician 11, 12. CHRIS TACKA — Junior High Football 9; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 12; Varsity Football 10, 11, 12; Track 12. OB REN M A TOMLINSON — Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Camera Club 10, 11,12 — Secretary; G.A.A. 10, II; Ski Club 10, 11; Cheerleading 12; Volleyball 10; Track 10, 12. ROBIN TOMLINSON — Camera Club 11, 12. JERRY WESNESK1 — Junior High Football 9; Var- sity Football 10, 11, 12; Track and Field Manager 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. JOHN WOODWARD— Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Boys Intermurals 9; Vo-Tech 11, 12. No. of hours basketball team spends riding bus during season. — 23 ALMA MATER OUR ALMA MATER NORTH PENN HIGH, A FOND SALUTE TO THEE. WE’LL HAIL WITH PRIDE THE BLUE AND WHITE, AND STRIVE TO DO AND BE. THE HARDEST LESSP 'OF OUR SCHOOL, iSr- WORKING OUT THEt f GOLDEN RULE; ANBC WITH THIS RULE, WE’LL WIN THE FI§« ALL HAIL THE Bli AND WHITE. 24-th Feb., 81, Air starred in overtime to help beat Elkland for 2nd half champs. Under- classmen And the years rolled slowly past ... This is a thought that at one time or another passes through the minds of every under- classmen. It always seems that mo- ments creep by and school years seem caught in a slow moving tunnel of time. B. Carey J. Connelly C. Cooper C. Cruikshank C. Darby 26 — No. of trips made by the junior class to the lav on a given day! L. Hall D. Holley T. Holley S. Hilfiger D. Jones T. Jones G. Krause T. Krcger S. Kshir R. Lazouras No. of Food Fights in the Cafeteria! — 27 T. Llewellyn M. Lowe B. Lutz A. Manikowski M. Mclntee G. Miller M. Musingo R. Nellis F. Nybcck F. Oakes Ahh Come on .. . you know I'm not that beautiful, charming, and Who me? How should I know? intelligent. 28 — No. of people that don’t show up at yearbook meetings! A. Sampson R. Smith K. Tappone J. Taylor L. Thompson R. Trevino D. Umble R. Valimont T. Watkins K. Wickman Bonnie and Clyde Strike again! Anne and Robin, two of Charlie’s Angels? No. of times Lynn says she hates Geometry class a day! — 29 30 G. Campbell J. Campbell R. Christman J. Cleveland M. Copp M. Copp G. Cruikshank P. Dake D. Delinski D. Delosa D. Dinnison J. Dwyer E. Ellison D. English S. Fessler C. Fredrick D. Gardner L. Haddow C. Harding L. Harzinski Age Mr. Smith wishes he was! — 31 D. Hilfiger T. Holleman R. Hotalcn N. Jones B. Kelly M. Kelly P. Kinney E. Kriner D. Kurzejewski L. Lamb L. Larson T. Krcger T. Lee No Wonder Tawny’s so thin! Barry-Looking guilty as usual! 32 — No. Of late slips Jerry Hoddcr gets a week! W. Lewis M. E. Lindquist M. Lucas M. Lucas T. Mase S. McNett M. McIntosh K. McNeal M. Miller R. Miller A. Nybeck J. Ogden S. Ogden L. Olson T. O’Ree Brains and Beauty aren't everything! Freddy making noise as usual! Number of food fights in the cafeteria this year. — 33 M. Strange M. Thompson B. Toothaker B. Watkins P. Wandcll Looks Innocent doesn’t she? Barb-Real Heartbreaker! X 34 Number of team points scored by girl’s J.V. Basketball team in victory over Williamson B. Webster G. Weeks S. Wheeler M. Wickman N. Wilcox B. Williamee M. Williamee A. Wood L. Zimmer Dirk-Researching his favorite subject! Rcnec-Valentine of the Year! No. of points Faculty defeated Varsity Club by! — 35 4V Laurie alone without Jerry for once. Combing her hair again. Will you come on Laurie and quit smiling at that boy. Harding an i big mouth st Tawny, all ready to go on her date. Michele, ready to take on the world. Melons, doing her thing. 36 — Number of points Mr. Warren had against Varsity Club. K. Clemons D. Colavita K. Connelly K. Copp K. Crane No. of deaths caused by running Mr. U’s “Hill”. — 37 T. Jackson A. Johnson M. K. Dalton S. Holly L. Kacynski M. Kelly I J. Hotalen Don't look at me Don’t bother me I am studying B. Dawson Hi y i D. Faughan R. Griswold 4 R. Kelly M. Lawson M. Lcvandoski T. Llewellyn E. Lucas 38 — Lori B.’s favorite number A. Musingo D. Mahonski D. Mahosky J. Manwaring M. Masc T. Masc i T. Masc J. McIntosh J. Mcrvick Mental Karen was let out again D. Nybeck D. O’Conners - , K. Owens J. Moore K. Mundis W. Page M. Masc M. Miller B. Miller Jerry Hodders av. in P.O.D. — 39 Ain't I the coolest Wait til mom sees this report card! 40 — No. of calls made between Lynn and Shave a week. K. Wesncski A. Wheeler D. Wheeler E. Wickman J. Wilkins Bed time Beauties You're so cute! Mr. Smith’s real age 41 Aren’t you supposed to be in class? Coolest! Get that camera away from me! What are you doing? Smile, Robert! 42 — No. of cinders in Jill's leg after Elkand trackmeet. P. Carey J. Chase R. Cheyney Peace! See, I can smile too. Look Mom, Two Hands S. Bogart tV L. Carey v A. Baker A. Bogaczyk G. Brooks S. Bubacz C. Bogaczyk D. Calkins G. Carew No. of minutes in second period. — 43 F. Davies R. Coons J. Christman T. Gasper T. Fleming D. English A smile a day, keeps teachers away! Where did he go? 44 — Number of passes Gayle C. Has made at Phil B. J- Hall S. Holleman R. Hopper R. Isaacson T. Jones P. Kelly R. Kendrick S. Krause D. Kreger K. Kreger I wonder if the coach will put me in. Perfect Posture! Number of minutes of Mr. Warren's afternoon nap. — 45 D. Owens I jusi had my hair done. A—Chew!!!! 46 — Number of loud yells of “PEOPLE” heard a day! ( S. Pequignot R. Shcrant K. Shcddcn ■■■ L. Stoudt M. Strange S. Taylor T. Reynolds R. Ritt V i A. Shypulefski L. Spencer How do I get the water out? G. Ruberto P. Stiebcr Fooling around again. I’m the coolest! K. Vroman Number of points boy's JV's scored in win over North East. — 47 i S. Wagaman L. Walker A. Webster R. Webster K. Wells K. Whitenite L. Wickman S. Wigert C. Wilcox A. Williams 48 — Number of times John Perla gets in trouble a day. Bower, S. Brion, S. Calkins, R. Carew, C. Carey. P Number of girls out for track this year - 49 DiMaio, C. Dowling, R. Cowan, B. Cruikshank, A. Dahlgrcn, M. Dakc, C. Dawson, B. Eckman, J. Fredrick, B. Gardner, D. Greer, K. Grimes, G. The school food is going to kill me one day. Looks can be deceiving. 50 — Number of girls out for track this year. Another tough Phys Ed class. Caught in the act of eating again. Think I can make 2 points with this volleyball. Number of times that Miss Barnhart’s Ceiling has leaked. — 51 Miller S. Mokrzynski M. Montague S. O’Conners J. ' rj V Powers J. Reynolds R. Schmouder T. Schnippert K. Nybeck D. Pida D. Missy attracting the boys again. You are kidding me. 52 — Number of times Gregg R. went to the lav. All in the family. Trowbridge D. Vroman M. Ward J. Welch S. Wemesfeldcr K. Wigert S. Winder L. Witushynsky K. Wood A. Wood T. Number of times Gabe P. bumped into somthing with Bob’s cars. — 53 Too cool!! Chewin’ snuff again, Bobby? V Always sleepin' on the job! 54 — No. of times Holly was depantsed during volleyball practice. Faculty The mountains that we moved. High points and low points, like a mountain range waiting to be conquered ... the minds of young people. Faculty and staff indulged in the learning ’process and the molding of tomor- row’s leaders. GARY RUBERTO — DRIVERS ED and SCIENCE — Mr. Rubcrto gradu- ated from St. Mary's High and Lock Haven State. He lives in Blossburg with his wife, son, and daughter. JERRIE HODDER — SPECIAL EDU- CATION— Mrs. Hodder graduated from North Penn High School. She re- sides in Blossburg with her family. CATHERINE GUY — LIBRARIAN — Mrs. Guy graduated from Mansfield Slate College. She resides in Blossburg with her husband. JAMES WARREN — HISTORY — Mr. Warren attended North Penn High and Mansfield State College. He was the Boy’s JV Basketball Coach. He and his wife reside in Blossburg. Mr. Warren is also known for eating Reese Cups WHOE! DONALD KNAUS — ENGLISH — Mr. Knause graduated from Wellsboro Area High School and has his B.S. from Mansfield State and his M.S. from El- mira College. He is also the Boy’s Track Coach. He resides in Wellsboro with his wife and two daughters. CAROL BANKS — ENGLISH — Mrs. Banks is the Head of the English De- partment. She teaches a variety of Eng- lish courses. This is Mrs. Banks last year with us and she will be missed dearly. 56 — Number of Reese Cups eaten by Mr. Warren in one week. Cafeteria Staff: J. Dinnison, E. Bubaez, M. Bubaez, J. Zuchowski, L. Nelcoski Number of Seniors that graduated — 57 GEORGETTE HALL — LIBRARY SECRETARY — This is Mrs. Hall’s first year with us. Mrs. Hall, her hus- band, son, and daughter reside in Bloss- burg. JAMES BOGACZYK — GEOMETRY — Mr. Bogaezyk graduated from North Penn and Mansfield State Col- lege. He was the Boy’s Varsity Basket- ball Coach. He and his family reside in Blossburg. JOHN DWYER — HISTORY — Mr. Dwyer graduated from Morris Run High and Mansfield State. His daugh- ter and him reside in Blossburg. CYNTHIA GLOSENGER — CHEMIS- TRY and BIOLOGY — Mrs. Glo- senger graduated from Williamsport High School and Mansfield State Col- lege. She was the advisor for the Science Club. She taught for the first half of the year. She resides in Blossburg with her husband. DORIS NOVITSKE — MAIN OFFICE SECRETARY — Mrs. Novitske is very important in our school. If it wasn’t for her we would not get to go to the bathroom without a PASS! WILLIAM TROWBRIDGE — MATH- MATICS — Mr. Trowbridge graduat- ed from Westfield High and has attend- ed Mansfield State, Bucknell Universi- ty and Indiana Univ., Allegheny and Elmira. He is the Advisor for the Math- matics Club. He resides in Mansfield with his wife. 58 — Number of seniors who can’t wait until graduation. CARYL BARNHART — BUSINESS EDUCATION — Miss Barnhart graduated form Shikellamy High School and Bloomsburg State College. She is the Advisor for National Honor Society. She resides in Morris Run with her dog. i KEITH SPRINGMAN — SCIENCE — Mr. Springman graduated from Wil- liamsport High and Mansfield State College. He is the Advisor for the Fly Tying Club. He resides in Blossburg. LARRY SMITH — SPECIAL EDUCA- TION — Mr. Smith graduated from North Penn High and Mansfield State College. He was the Coach for Girl’s Varsity Basketball. He is also the Year- book Advisor. He resides in Blossburg with his wife, son, and his daughter. EUGENE UNANGST — PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Mr. Unangst gradu- ated from Wilson High School and Slip- pery Rock State. He is the Athletic Di- rector. He resides in Blossburg with his wife. JUNE WILSON — Mrs. Wilson teaches health and is also our school nurse. She resides in Mansfield with her husband. PATRICIA MILLER — HOME ECO- NOMICS — Mrs. Miller graduated from Wellsboro High School and Mansfield State College. She is the Ad- visor for Student Council. She resides in Wellsboro with her family. Number of cowboy hats worn on May 4. — 59 RITA BOWER — ART — Mrs. Bower graduated from Hazelton Senior High School and Mansfield State College. Mrs. Bower resides in Wellsboro with her husband and son. MILES WOOD — MUSIC — Mr. Wood graduated from Canton High and Mansfield State College. He teaches Concert and Marching Band. He re- sides in Blossburg with his family. THOMAS MUSINGO — GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Musingo graduated from Indiana State and Penn State. He teaches Careers. He resides in Blossburg with his family. BARBARA KOERNIG — FRENCH — Mrs. Koernig graduated from Horse- heads High and Mansfield State Col- lege. She resides in Roaring Branch with her husband. CAROL WOOLEY — READING SPE- CIALISTS — Mrs. Wooley is the read- ing specialists for the High School as well as the Elementary School. She re- sides in Mansfield with her family. JOHN MUTO — HISTORY — Mr. Mutograduated from Carbondale Area High School and Mansfield State, Bucknell University, and Cortland. Mr. Muto and his wife reside in Blossburg. 60 — The cost of a “delicious lunch in our cafe. JAMESCRAWFORD— INDUSTRIAL ARTS — Mr. Crawford graduated from Millcrsville State. He is a bachelor and resides in Blossburg. SUSAN UNANGST — ENGLISH — Mrs. Unangst graduated from North Penn and Mansfield State College. She lives in Blossburg with her husband and son, James Jacob. DOROTHY HELEN MANIKOWSKI — ENGLISH — Mrs. Manikowski graduated from Morris Run High and Mansfield State, and Columbia Univer- sity. She is the Advisor for Camera Club and the Junior Class. She resides in Morris Run with her husband and daughter. JAMES CALLAHAN — MATHMA- TICS— Mr. Callahan graduated from Wellsboro High School and has attend- ed Mansfield State, Colgate, and Elmi- ra College. He resides in Wellsboro with his family. RON MILLER — SCIENCE — Mr. Miller graduated from Wellsboro High and has attended Tufts, Colby, Cornell, Bucknell, and Mansfield State to name a few. He resides in Elk Run with his wife. ANN BOWENS — SECRETARY — Mrs. Bowens is the Guidance Counsel- or's Secretary. She resides in Blossburg with her family. Number of times yearbook had meetings at night. —61 ROMAINE MUTO — PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Mrs. Muto graduat- ed from Blossburg High School and Lock Haven State College. She also teaches 12th grade Anatomy. She re- sides in Blossburg with her husband. BRADLEY BROWN — HISTORY — Mr. Brown is one of the Senior class advisors. He and his wife reside in Mansfield with their son and daughter. MARY PASSMORE — NURSES AID — Mrs. Passmore graduated from Temple Hospital School of Nursing. She resides in Blossburg. JAMES SCOTT — LANGUAGE — Mr. Scott graduated from Ridge High and Penn State University. He is mar- ried and lives in Blossburg with his wife. BARRY BRUCKLACHER — SCI- ENCE — Mr. Brucklacher graduated from Wellsboro High and has attended Mansfield State and Penn State Uni- versity. He resides in Suburban Cherry Flats with his wife and daughter. WALT SWEZEY — CUSTODIAN — Mr. Swezey is the janitor during the day. He is always around to help any- body. If it wasn’t for Walt, who would fix everything? Walt and his wife reside 62 — Number of late slips given in one day. VO-TECH! What’s so interesting boys? 1 saw that! The age Mr. Callahan wishes he was. — 65 YEARBOOK DEDICATION The class of 1981 has chosen to go beyond the halls of North Penn in dedicating the 1981 Pennsonian. This gesture reflects the gratitude and appreciation we feel toward an individual who has been a tremendous asset to the youth of our Community. A sporting event involving a North Penn athlete is sure to have this man as a fan. Not a mere spectator, he has been a driving force in the developement of the Community Center, a new swimming facility and the establishment of a fund specifically created to make various youth projects possible. Your sincere interest in our lives has gone unnoticed and we thank you Mr. Robert Jones. 66 — Number of times Walt has mowed the lawn in May. Sports I was living to run, and run- ning to live. Victory was so close, but yet so far. Each game a new challenge to meet, to achieve, to end. To come away knowing in the athletes mind that he or she gave their all and put their best foot forward. Front Row: J. Wesneski, M. Benson. G. Gcrow, J. Kelly, E. McNett, P. McNeal, J. Woodward, G. Rumsey, T. Bogaczyk Second Row: B. Watkins, B. Miller, T. Llewellyn, D. Kurzejewski, C. Fessler, D. Hall, F. Oakes, B. Brion, J. Bubacz. D. Dinnison Back Row: S. Jackson, Mr. Hcckrotc, S. Fessler, B. Carey, M. Musingo, R. Crane. P. Bogaczyk, C. Tacka, J. Phinney, D. Hutcheson, G. Miller, M. Wickman, T. Kelchner, Coach Swope, Coach Waksmunski The 1980 football season was both a rewarding and disappoint- ing one. The Panthers managed to finish the season at .500 with a 4-4 record. Disappointment enters into the picture as there are 18 seniors who no longer will be wearing the blue and white. Two boys from North Penn were named to the all N.T.L. team. Ted Kelchner was named as an offensive back. Ted had nearly 1300 yards of total offense for one year. Dan Kurzewski was named as an offensive center. Dan also had very impressive defen- sive stats — 37 tackles, 55 assists, 3 interceptions, 2 fumbles recov- eries and 1 blocked punt. Defense — John Woodward will be missed deeply as middle guard one of the best around. Chris Tacka — really came on and did a fine job this year. Glenn Miller — another year with Glenn in the lineup makes the coaches smile. Ends — Rob Crane and John Kelly have both been very steady and dependable. Hard nosed, they will be hard to replace. Line Backers — Dan Costy returns for one year but Dan Hutcheson the total defense leader for 2 years is graduating. Dan's stats this year read 53 tackles, 43 assists, 1 interception, 3 fumbles and 1 blocked punt Troy 0 N.P. 15 Col Mtr. O N.P. 26 Renovo 21 N.P. 6 Montgomery 19 N. P. 6 Cow. Valley 0 N.P. 28 Coudersport 0 N.P. 7 Canton 10 N.P. 8 Wellsboro 15 N.P. 10 68 — The Speed Limit, as seen by Jack Kelly Statisticians: H. Haynes, D. Harzinski, K. Stanton, L. Baker Well what do you expect us to look like, after a hard days work! Defensive backs — Four boys have worked together and been outstanding now for three years, all will gra- duate. Corners, Ted Kelchner, and Chris Fessler, very hard hitters and excellent pass defenders. This very tough position was played well. D. Backs — John Phinney, dependable and very consistent, in three years of varsity play didn’t make many mistakes. Dave Hall, came along tremendously, very good against both pass, and run. Offensive line Centers — Dan Costy will return to anchor an entire line Guards — John Woodward, and Jack Kelly — their quickness and ability will be missed. Tackles, Chris Tacka and Gray Gerow were veteran blockers who knew how to open holes. Tight End — Phil Bogaczyk was an excellent blocker with a good pair of hands. Rob Crane, the man to go to in pressure situations, liked to be on the spot, and re- I’m gonna go out there and tear’em apart Hut 1, Hut 2, Hut 3 sponded well. Wide Receivers — Chris Fessler — Best pass catching ability on the team. Bob Brion — Speed and ability to catch under pressure will be welcome back next year. Backfield — The tandem of Hutcheson, and Kelchner have been outstanding for two years, both blocking for each other and running with the ball. The best in the area. Dave Hall did a fine job as backup at about five different positions. Versatility amazing Quarter Back — Tim Llewellyn was both an excellent runner and adequate passer Joe Bubacz, really came along as a passer and thinking Quarter Back The seniors will be missed not only, physically but mentally as well, I have never worked with such a good group of young men and 1 personally hate to see them go. Penny’s height in inches. — 69 Please, throw a block! Come my way”, yelled Stoney. Take it, I don’t want it. Don’t look at me, I didn’t call that play. 70 — No. of cases of Reese Cups sold by yearbook staff. Jr. High Football We’ve got this game won. Get that guy! What do you want. Yes, I think I understand ... Hey we're winning! Come on men! Spare us reff .. . put your arm down! No. of times the 9-graders looked at the clock in French class. — 71 Row 1: Pam Ogden, Lori Baker, Row 2: Lisa Marvin, Tracy Watkins, Marion Bond. Row 3: Coach: Mr. Smith, Judy Morgan, Penny Grant, Rob- in Bower, Mgrs.: Liz Brion, Gail Cruikshank. Girl’s Varsity Basketball The 1980 season was a long one if one only considers the number of wins the team achieved. After a strong opening win against Cowanesque, the team’s inability to score, meant, despite giving their all, they were to win only one more game. Senior Lori Baker (13 rebounds per game) and Junior Pam Ogden (12 rebounds per game) gave North Penn control of the boards in most of their games. Pam and Junior Judy Morgan combined for a total of 220 of North Penn’s total offense. Ball handling was the main responsibility of Senior guards Marion Bond and Lisa Marvin. Juniors Penny Grant, Tracy Watkins and Robin Bower (leader in foul shooting percentage), will be back next year to power the team. I hope I don’t air it! 72 — No. of times Marion had to pull up her pants during a game Give it to me, Tracy! See I do have shorts on!” Marion, how'd Sally Lewis out jump you? Come get me you fools! No. of times Judy Morgan turned over the ball during the season. — 73 GIRL’S JV BASKETBALL Row 1 — Mgr. S. Stockton. A. M. Musingo. P. Wandell, C. Frederick, D. Nybcck, Mgr. M. E. Lindquist. Row 2 — Coach Tom McNamara, L. Haddow, M. Stoudt, M. K. Dalton, B. Kelly, L. Larson, Mgr. C. Darby. Lisa goes to the hoop. Carol, Ahead of the field as usual. 74 - No. of UFFs (Unidentified Flying Foods) observed in cafeteria on Nov. 20th. The J.V.’s, coached by Tom McNamara, After a slow start finished strongly, as they won their last 4 games. Freshman Mary Kay Dalton (8 pts. per game), and light- ning quick Carol Frederick (5 pts. per game) led the team in scoring. Michele Stoudt and Tawny Stocum provided re- bounding strength from the forward posi- tion. Sophomores Lynn Larson, Barb Kelly, Lisa Haddow, and Patty Wandell all let- tered as they made important contributions through out the seasons. Coach Tom McNamara, will be rebuild- ing his team next year with a nucleus of Freshmen consisting of Debbie Toothaker, Dawn Nybeck, Anne Marie Musingo, and Mary Kay Dalton. N.P. 25 Conwanesque 30 N.P. 13 Wellsboro 41 N.P. 19 Galeton36 N.P. 27 Mansfield 52 N.P. 17 Liberty 23 N.P. 28 Elkland 31 N.P. 34 Williamson 28 N.P. 30 Cowanesque 28 N.P. 27 Wellsboro 23 N.P. 27 Galeton 25 N.P. 32 Mansfield 62 N.P. 27 Liberty 18 N.P. 33 Elkland 32 N.P. 38 Williamson 28 Don't give me the ball! Mary Kay goes up again. Highest grade Penny received in Chemistry — 75 GIRL’S JR. HIGH BASKETBALL What’s that you say? Come on, I dare you! The girl’s Jr. High Basketball team ended the 1980 season with a record of 6-4. Patty Kelly and Francine Davies led the team in scoring. Pattys’ speed and quick- ness provided Mrs. McNamara with a solid, all around ball player. The team was led on defense by Lisa Stoudt, Amy Baker, Francine Davies and Patty Kelly. Mrs. Mc- Namara is looking forward to a strong team with 8th graders Tammy Moyers, Sherri Bower, Kerri Greer and Wendy Morgan. The Thrill of Victory 76 — Wish it would have been our graduation year. BOY’S JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Valuable experience was gained by this year’s Jr. High Basketball team. Their 4-8 record reflects their lack of size, not their desire. Well balanced scoring was provided by Bill No- vitske, Mike Wilson and Randy Kendrick. Midway through the year, Steve Brion and David Pida began scoring. Ron Ritt, Randy Kendrick and Mike Kelly were all good defensive players. Greg Ruberto’s steady ball handling and outside shooting showed great im- provement. Versatile Todd Levandoski played both forward and guard well. Justin Adams, Todd Bergu- son, J.P. Ward, Scott Miller, Ron Stocum, Todd Wat- kins, Jim Bogaczyk and Tim Flemming all worked hard, and ended their season 6-6. A strong nucleus of seventh graders, including, David Pida and Steve Brion will be returning. A fine job was also turned in by managers Jeff Hall and Stacey Wilson. Canton Mansfield Liberty Wyalusing Wellsboro Troy Canton Mansfield Liberty Wyalusing Wellsboro Troy Get out of my way! 19 N.P. — 21 43 N.P. — 28 20 N.P. — 39 55 N.P. — 24 54 N.P. — 37 34 N.P. — 26 28 N.P. — 30 40 N.P.— 21 16 N.P. —25 57 N.P. — 23 61 N.P. — 27 26 N.P. — 23 It's me! Going all the way. No. of pts. scored by Boy's Varsity in win over SRU. — 77 BOY’S VARSITY North Penn 69 51 75 Troy 65 52 52 North Penn 65 73 67 61 Mansfield 61 76 72 68 North Penn 50 56 Northeast 88 73 North Penn 74 77 S.R.U. 60 66 North Penn 55 81 Canton 46 70 North Penn 88 78 84 Libery 60 52 69 North Penn 63 71 Galcton 82 57 North Penn 73 76 Williamson 70 54 North Penn 63 58 Wellsboro 62 56 North Penn 65 64 Cowanewque 54 54 North Penn 70 75 F.lkland 84 73 North Penn 84 Benton 74 North Penn 57 Bishop Neuman 86 Top Row J Warren. B Brion. R. Crane. J. Phinney, P Bogaczyk. D. Hall, T. Llewellyn, J. Bogaczyk Bottom Row S. Brion, L. Griswold. R Nellis, R. Lazouras, J. Stoudt. T. Levandoski, J. Bogaczyk Intense concentration. The classic fade-away shot. “Me. here, in the middle The target! 2nd HALF CHAMPS North Penn enjoyed a fine season with an overall record of 19-9. The Panthers beat every team in the league at least once and clinched the second half ti- tle. The Northern Tier League Title eluded them as Mansfield won the play-off. North Penn won the Roundball Tourna- ment at Mansfield and our own Christmas Tournament. In Dis- trict 4 play-off action, the Pan- thers won the first round game by defeating Benton but lost in the second round to Bishop Neuman. Seniors Phil Bogaczyk and John Phinney represented North Penn in the annual All- Star contest. Bob Brion had a superb season, and Tim Llewel- lyn popped in a dramatic 40- foot shot to beat Wellsboro at the buzzer. These Juniors and others will provide Mr. Bogac- zyk with returning talent next season. SCORING Total Points Foul Shot- s Percentage Average TP FS FS% 4vg. J. Phinney 424 54-83 81% 15.1 P Bogaczyk 411 101- 137 74% 14.7 M Benson 373 65-103 63% 14.9 B. Brion 312 96- 118 81% 11.1 D. Hall 202 34-61 56% 7.2 REBOUNDS P Bogaczyk 304 J Phinney 229 D. Hall 170 Boy’s J.V. Basketball blam Dunk' You’re in my way. N. Penn 32 47 N. East 40 35 N. Penn 36 50 Troy 42 40 N. Penn 38 51 S.R.U. 39 45 N. Penn 48 57 Canton 31 53 N. Penn 50 Montgomery 25 N. Penn 55 51 Galeton 36 33 N. Penn 50 39 Mansfield 34 51 N. Penn 57 56 Williamson 37 40 N. Penn 30 46 Wellsboro 39 61 Please let the ball come to me. N. Penn 39 48 Liberty 29 45 N. Penn 43 66 C.V. 48 38 N. Penn 55 54 Elkland 52 46 Here I Come! 80 — No. of times Mary Ellen (re did) her type sheet. The 1980-81 J.V. squad started two sophomores and three fresh- men. After dropping it’s first three starts, the young Panthers reeled off 10 straight wins. Coach Warren was pleasantly surprised, as the inexperienced team surprised many with it’s fine 16 and 7 record. Sophomores Dan Dinnison (10 pts. a game) and Bill Toothacher (9.1 pts a game) led the team offensively. Freshmen Doug O’Conners (7.8 pts a game) and Mike Carlson (5.8 pts a game) were “Twin Towers” providing the team with strong rebounding throughout the season. Frosh guard Rock Griswold (6.4 pts a game) and Bill Tooth- acher provided the ball handling. Freshmen Dave Mahonski, Kyle Mundis, Todd Llewellyn, and Dave Mahosky came off the bench and played well consistently. The quartet chipped in with 130 pts. showing promise of things to come. Mr. Warren can look to the 1981-1982 season optimistically. Griz losing a defender Front row — Bill N'ovitske. Danny Dinnison. Bill Toothacher. Steve Brioo row 2 — Mr. Warren. Kyle Mundis, Rock Griswold, Doug O’Conners, Mike Carlson. David Mahosky Todd Llewellyn and David Mahonski No. of candy sales during the year — 81 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Top row: Tracy Watkins. Pam Ogden, Lori Baker, Cheryl Davis, Carol Fredrick, Bottom row: Connie Criukshank. Sharon Manikowski. Deb Krause. Holly Haynes Managers: Deb Anderson, Michele Mclntcc, Francis Sokoly Ball boy: Jeff Mankowski. Coach: Mrs. Mac. The 198! seasons high point was our very first game against Mansfield. Galeton and Liberty were our other victories. Shar- on, Deb and Holly, Our Sr. Trio led us in some very exciting games. They were backed by our future stars the Juniors; Cheryl Davis. Pam Ogden, Tra- cy Watkins, Connie Cruishank, and (Baby) Carol Fredrick. Lori Baker contributed from the bench. The season was a re- building one, and all I can say is “watch out for next year.” 15 to nothing????? 82 — year North Penn rids of the Hellions I’ve got it — I think. Sharon Manikowski with another fine bum our lea per Now listen. I can't play it for you. Connie praying for a N.P. win. Number of bruised arms caused by Coache Smith’s leadership — 83 GIRL’S J.V. VOLLEYBALL Sitting — J. Manikowski and N. McNamara, row 2 — D. Nybeck, L. Zimmer, J, Dwyer, L. Brion.G.Cruikshank, J. Zimmer. Row 3 — L. Had- dow. F. Sokoly, M. Lindquist, K. Baker, D. Toothacher, M. Mase, M. Dalton, S. Stockton, and Coaches — Mrs. and Mrs. McNamara The J.V.’s held the same record as the varisty this year. Mansfield, Galeton, and Liberty fell under Panther power. L. Brion, S. Stockton, J. Dwyer, M. Dalton, L. Zimmer and G. Cruikshank led the team in their mighty season. D. Too- chacher, M. Linquist, M. Mase, D. Nybeck, J. Zimmer, and K. Baker, helped when needed. We are looking forward to a good season next year. We’re Waiting! 84 — year the Freshmen plan on graduating. Ladies Room ? 2nd door to the left. John must think a Michelob is first prize. Ted worked over time but he used his Old Spice. Wc reached for the top. You caught me! E-A-S-Y, come on Panthers give it a try! 86 — Number of peas in an average serving. First row: Deb Krause, Karen Tappone, Sally Hilfiger, Marion Bond. Back row: Tomlinson. ‘Grin and bear it”, our motto throughout the year. Anticipating the charge Cheryl Davis, Tracy Watkins, Anne Manikowski, Brenda Against the wind” 88 — No. of hoagies Seniors sold June 5th. No. of rebounds Judy M. had during 1980 season — 89 J.V. CHEERLEADERS Go Blue! Panther Beat! 90 — no. of airplanes thrown out of a second story window on May 4 Where’s the ball? Where is everybody ? Field goal ! We want a touchdown ! Farmer Ffutch at work again. Hey . . . somebody Catch ! This one has got to go in! no. of people in yearbook to ask Mr. Smith for a bottom page kicker. — 91 North Penn Boy’s Track 1981 Front row: L-R — S. Jackson, L. Griswold. D. Hutcheson ,J. Kelly, J. Phinncy, P. Bogaczyk, R. Crane, D. English, C. Tacka, M. Teed, 2nd Row: J. Bogaczyk. D. O’Conners, D. Wheeler, B. Brion, T. Lcvandoski, A. Carlson, R. Nellis, D. Mahoski, R. Griswold, G. Miller, T. Watkins, K. Mundis, B. Carey, S. Brion, Coach Knaus, 4th Row: M. Musingo, R. Brown, M. Lawson, T. Kelchner, J. Wesneski, Coach Thomas The boy’s track team posted a 19-4 won-lost record during the 1981 track and field league run- ners-up in the NTL. 1981 was highlighted by the shattering of school records in the 3200 meter relay team of Rob Crane, Kyle Mundis, Ted Kelchner, and John Woodward knocked 7.7 seconds off the previous record and placed high in the District 4 Champion- ship. Ted Kelchner, Gary Gerow, Lancz Griswold, and Bob Brion also set the record in the 400 meter relay at the district meet. Rob Crane was league champ in his speciality, the 400 yard dash, and was undefeated in that event most of the seaon. Ted Kelchner competed in twelve different events throughout the course of the season and was the team’s most consistent scorer. 92 — The number of religious experiences Frank Oakes had in Current Events. Concentrate, Rob! Coach Ted “Bruce Jenner” Kelchner also figures in the two school record’s set, and was league champ in the long jump. John Woodward headed up our distance corps and set the pace in the 800 and 1600. Phil Bogaczyk was a top scorer all season in the hurdles and high jump. ChrisTacka was nearly unbeatable in the discus. Lancz Griswold shined in the sprints. The team was led also by Gary Gerow in the javelin and sprints, Bob Brion in the sprints, Kyle Mundis in runs, Dan Hutcheson in jumps, Scott Jackson in the shot, Mike Carlson — hurdles, Doug O'Con- ners — jumps, John Phinney — jumps, and on and on. Depth was really a factor in the winning re- cord. Coach Knaus remains extreme- ly optimistic for the future as the freshmen tracksters broke some nine frosh records. So ... look out next year! Is this going to blow up? Go, Terry, Go!! Bob. in perfect form. The number of times Coach Knaus preached about the Unmerciful Toads. — 93 1981 Record in Dual Meets 19-4 S.R.U. (W) 130-20 Williamson (W) 129-21 Troy (L) 34-116 Liberty (W) 116-25 Mansfield (W) 125-25 Elkland (L) 59-91 S.R.U. (W) 130-20 Mansfield (W) 130-20 Wellsboro (L) 70-80 Cowanesque (W) 100-50 Mansfield (W) 117-33 Elkland (L) 49' i-IOOVi Williamson (W) 123-27 S.R.U. (W) 136-14 Cowanesque (W) 91-59 Liberty (W) 136-14 S.R.U! (W) 126-24 Sullivan County (W) 136-14 Williamson (W) 113 -36 Northern Potter (W) 102-48 Canton (W) 94, i-55te Cowanesque (W) 97-53 Liberty (W) 115-33 94 — The percentage most people try tp get on a test. Bottom: T V7atkins,’ L.Harzmski. M. Stqudt, P. Ogden, M. Bond, S. Mpnikowski, L. Baker, L.:. Smith. SecOad Row: A Saker,' D. Caukins. M. Willamee, G. CruiksMtik.’V'. Frederick,1 ! ■ Zimmer. L. Brion, R. Bower.C. Butler Third Row: B. Skolny. M. K. Dalton. D. Pierce. V. Brooks, J. Zimmer, K. frane. K. Baker, D. WinAr. Fourth feow: T. 0 Ree, K. Tappone, J. Conelly, T. Brazda. w! Wood, C. Cooper, .1 Manwaring, C Boga zyk.D. Colavita Top: Coacb Hall, R. Brooks f ' ■ ✓ ' I Z , „■ , No. of points Judy Morgan scored during MVP year — 95 The 1981 North Penn Girl’s Track Team en- joyed it’s finest season since the regular League schedules began. With a dual-meet record of 16-4, they had a season filled with record breaking per- formances. Tri-Captains Sharon Manikowski, Lori Baker, and Marion Bond led the Panthers to the following records: Sharon Manikowski in the Shot Put, Carol Frederick in the Triple Jump, Liz Brion in the Long Jump, Michelle Stoudt in the 1600 meter run. Ginny Cooper in the 3200 meter run, 400 meter relay team of Lori Baker. Laurie Zimmer, Carol Frederick and Jolinc Connelly, 3200 meter relay team of Michelle Stoudt, Mi- chelle Williammee, Gayle Cruikshank, and Lisa Harzinski. Lisa also set a phenomenal record in the 800 meter run at districts with a time of 2:28.28, just hundreths of a second off going to the State Meet. With only 3 Seniors, next year’s team should do even better than this year’s. NP 51 Mansfield 113 NP 23 Mansfield 89 NP 55 Wellsboro 77 NP 100 SRU 54 NP 100 Galeton 41 NP 100 Elkland 52 NP 71 C.V. 61 NP 73 Elkland 53 NP 76 Williamson 53 NP 76 SRU 27 NP 82 Lib. 87 NP 82 C.V. 50 NP 82 SRU 26 NP 84 Will. 64 NP 84 Sull. Co. 18 NP 9016 Canton 63 NP 9016 No. Potter 5216 NP 9016 C.V. 38 NP 6316 Lib. 6216 3rd place in League with 73 pts. 7th place in Districts with 8 pts. Ready, Aim, Fire! Michelle — on a leg of the 3200 m relay Varsity Club hip fir� I nw-t frAi ttftet). ( I Joktt Kelly. Man Mulch nv . Phil Bopezyk, Greg Rumsey. row 2. Lori Baker. Sharon PftifiilpIff. PoM fan . f«J fafcflfter. h Nubae , row i. Meb Kraute. Molly Haynes. Pat Me Neal.Scott Kshir. Frank Oakes, row 4. Mrfffj Marion fttffld, awl f bri Itttktt Phil hard at work. ' Na a! MRW a Nftffct oul ol wwrking in French Class Only 6 more laps to go. Chalk one up for me. I got it! Are you ready for this one? Carol’s favorite past time. Number of times Lori B. was late for Mr. Miller’s class. — 99 National Honor Society From Row: L. Marvin, K. Chilson, H. Haynes, L. Griswold, K. Johnson, Miss Barnhart, Row 2: C. Cruikshank, W. Wood, E. Bombaski, S. Manikowski, C. Cooper, M. Bond, Row 3: D. Boinski, M. Musingo, P. McNeal, P. Bogaczyk, J. Phinney, K. Stanton, D. Krause. Lisa hard at work. Smile, your on Candid Camera!!! 100 — No. of tests corrected by Mrs. Koernig in one week. Row I: T. Holeman, G. Phelps, K. Johnson. D. Harzinski, L. Zimmer. C. Frederick, Row 2: E. Helwig, C. Davis, T. Brazda, A. Manikowski, M. Miller, J. Erway Hev Cinny, don’t you wish this was beer? Brains and beauty. And now may I introduce the speaker for tonight. 1 Carol just waking up again. Boy am I glad this is over. No. of times Carleen and Tom argued in English class. — 101 Organiz- ations I’ve got so much more to think about, deadlines and commit- ments, what to leave in and what to leave out. Activity days, clubs to join, meetings to attend; Participa- tion seems important and members are dedicated. Work gets done, mon- ey is raised and goals are met. STUDENT COUNCIL Tabic (L, R)L M. Bond. D. Krause, Mrs. Miller (advisor) P. Ogden. L. Baker, Standing: D. Anderson, C. Payne, M. Mclntee, A. Ramp, R. Tre- vino, A. Manikowski, R. Bower, P. Bogaczyk, B. Tomlinson, J. Phinney, K. Stanton, K. Chilson. D. Jones, G. Krause. L. Hall, K. Tappone, T. Watkins Table (L. R): J. Dwyer, C. Frederick, A. Musingo, L. Smith, M. Pequignot, A. Webster. A. Wheeler, K. Whitcnitc, R. Webster, Standing: V. Brooks, D. Winder, C. Butler, N. Sherant, L. Larson, M E. Lindquist, B. Bogaczyk, B. Skonly, J. Zimmer. A. Johnson. D. Nybeck, C. Bogaczyk, R. Carew.S. Taylor, D. Colavita, Mrs. Miller (advisor), T. Levandoski, T. Jackson, E. Wickman, E. Bogaczyk, M. Mase, L. Kaczynski, M. Mase, D. Piersc 104 — No. of suicides ran by girl’s basketball team. Running the show Laverne and Shirley The 3 Stooges Stick with the new panther and key. Is this the right foot No. of laps ran by Michele S. and Lisa H. during track — 105 KEY CLUB B B BB B BPB BBBBB B BBBBl BI -B . I Bi HI B left to right. C. Cruikshank, J. Bogaczyk, B. Brion, T. Watkins, D. Dinnison, R. Nellis, D. Krause, K. Stanton, L. Baker, D. Harzinski, J. Phinncy, B. Kelly, H. Haynes, M. Bond, R. Trevino. M. Musingo, A. Manikowski, M. Mclntee, E. Bombaski, and T. Brazda. Where are the comics? How many “thousands are there? no. of candybars Todd Watkins charged during the year. — 107 SKI CLUB SCIENCE OLYMPIAD Front row (I to r) S. Bogart. P. Boinske, Mrs. Glosenger. Tina Brazda, K. Johnson. C. Thomas, R. Sampson, W. Wood, Back row — S. Schnippert, T. Lcvandoski, M. Musingo, M. Miller. D. Boinske, P. McNeal, J. Bogaczyk Super spikes done by S. Manikowski during volleyball. — 109 Row 1 D. Harzinski, D. Krause Row 2 S. Abbott, L. Baker, K. Chilson Row 1 K. Baker, A. Shypulefski, L. Harzinski, B. Steves, Row 2 C. Thomas, A. Musingo, E. Bombaski, S. Bogart, L. Brion, S. Bubacz, P. Carey, J. Dyer 110 — No. of animals Mr. B. has stored in his room this year. No applause, just throw money! Practice makes perfect?? 10??? Devious mind at work . .. North Penn originality?? Tina did WHAT?!? 112 — Pieces of music lost per year. Ta-Da! Why me??? Angels!?? Follow our leader??? Can YOU read this? Cheers!! Left, Right ... Then what? I can’t see this thing! Number of band mistakes during football season — 113 On May 27th, 1981, North Penn held its 8th Annual Awards night. Lisa Marvin, Kathy Chilson, Pat McNeal, and Kevin Johnson were awarded the Bank Scholarship. Sharon Manikowski received the S.T.E.A. Scholarship Award. Holly Haynes was sur- prised to receive the BPW Award. This year’s most valuable players are as follows with the sport they were best at: Dan Hutcheson — Football; Ted Kelchner — Boy’s Physical Fitness, Baseball and Track; Judy Mor- gan — Girl’s Basketball; Deb Krause — Cheerleading; Sharon Manikowski — Volleyball; Kristin Stanton — Girl’s Physical Fitness; John Phinney — Boy’s Basket- ball Darlene Harzinski — Key Club; Marion Bond — Joyce Lisowski Memorial Award and Republican Award; Kathy Chilson — Tioga County Legal Secre- tary Award; Lisa Harzinski — Girl’s Track and Terry Levandowski — Band Award. This year’s outstanding Athletic Awards went to Ted Kelchner and Deb Krause. The National Merit and J. P. Ward Foundary Scholarships went to Don Boinske. Phil Bogaczyk won the Friends of the Library Award. The Blossburg Fire and Ambulance Award went to Ted Kelchner. In all, the year came to a good end. Yearbook ’81 C'mon Gail, 40 more pages! Again 144 pages of a Pennsonian have fallen to the group effort of the Pennsonian staff. Editor, Kathy Chilson, used the varied talents of the staff to keep the project moving steadily throughout the year. Football layouts. Current Card sale, Yearbook Subscription Week, copy writing, cropping pictures, and deadlines to meet ... Responsibilities were many but they were all handled admirably with much of the load carried by underclassmen. The fine job done by the editor Kathy Chilson reflected a great deal of dedication on her part. John McNaney, our photographer, on many occasions went uncalled as, senior Brenda Tomlinson delivered professional results time after time covering various school activities. Sophomore MaryEllen Lindquist was readily available to do anything that needed to be done. Juniors Penny Grant, Connie Cruikshank, and Joline Connelly will be the nucleus of the staff next year. All three have had considerable experience and should put together a fine book. Mary Kay Dalton, Kim Baker, and Jean Manwaring led a large group of Freshmen who did a fine job fund raising and in the case of Mary Kay a lot of layouts. With experienced ambitious underclassmen like these, the Pennsonian will be in good hands for years to come. Business man, K. Stanton. Editor K. Chilson. Adviser Mr. Smith Sophomores — T. Slocum. M.E. Lindquist, B. Kelly. L. Larson 116 — No. of kids trying to use field at same time on June 1! The Pennsonian I s s M e t e n a m • i f b 0 f e r r s L to R A. Ramp, T. Watkins, W. Wood, C. Cruikshank, G. Krause, M. Mclntce, D. Anderson, P. Ogden, A. Manikowski, J. Connelly. D. Jones, R. Trevino, E. Bombaski. L to R K. Crane. K. Baker. H. Perla, D. Winder. V. Brooks, C. Butler, N. Sherant, M.K. Dalton, A. Musingo, J. Manwaring. D. Colavita, B. Skolny, D. Pierce. M. Masc and L. Kaczynski. J U n • i o r s F r e s h m e n No. of students who took May 22 off. — 117 We need some Clearisil! Hey. don t blame me. What arc you doing here? With a smile like that, it can’t be all bad. OK then, do it yourself! I finally made it to the top. Not that dumb camera again! It's all in a day's work. Just another happy face. On your mark, get set, CHEW! No. of times Mr. Hurley said “Whoa people! . — 119 Graduation ’81 Look, Ma I didn't trip! Lancz, future president?? Mom said to always wear clean underwear. 120 — The number of times Penny Grant got lost in Algebra class. The number of airplanes flown daily in Mr. Brown’s 3rd period class. — 121 Will we ever meet the next deadline? Please buy a Reese Cup. I can see myself in the shine. 122 — No. of times Frank and Shust got yelled at for loitering. Advertising Searching for shelter again and again. Local patrons are al- ways there for the shoulder to lean on and the support to be given. Always ready to lend a hand and don- ate. Loyal supporters to the cause of youth and their activities. How can we ever say “Thanks?” Best Wishes to the Class of 81 Ray’s Place Best Wishes Seniors Seals Lumber and Hardware 329 N. Williamson Rd. Blossburg, Pa. “Check the low price at the sign of the Seal. Mon, thru Thurs. 7 to 7, Fri. 7 to 9, Sat. 7 to 8, Bar open every night Mr. Donut Main St. Mansfield and Wellsboro Towne Tavern Morris Run, Pa. 124 — No. of times Jean Manwaring had to retype this page. North Penn Gas Co. Wishes Good Luck to the Class of 81 Best Wishes to the Class of 81 Unangst Sporting Goods Guns, Ammo, Reloading and Gunsmith. Good Luck to the Class of 81 Town and Country Best Luck to the Class of 81 No. of times Pumpkin leaves history for lav. — 125 126 — No. of Reese Cups consumed by Slim week of May 4. Jones and Brague Mining Company Number of days Marion was late for school — 127 Gary Ogden Auto Sales Go For It Seniors! Ginny Ogden’s Beauty Shop Covington, PA We'll Curl Up and Dye for you. Godo Luck Seniors. Maple Lanes Congratulations Seniors! 128 — number of times Mr. Smith drinks coffee a day. Wishes the Class of ‘81' the best in the years ahead. J. P. Ward Foundaries Division of Interpace Corporation Blossburg, PA 16912 jblTERPACE wLmm CORPORATION Number of times Robin Bower goes to the lav in one week. — 129 M and M Wood Products, Hardwood Pallets Morris Run, Pa. Wishes the Class of 81 Good Luck! Morgan s Sawmill, Hard and Soft Wood Lumber Congratulations Seniors! 130 — No. of essays written for being late. Hamilton Trucking Co. Congratulations class of 1981! Hillside Rod and Gun Club Go for it SENIORS! Hilfiger the Digger, Hilfiger Bus Transportation, Covington, Pa. Seniors, Best Wishes in 81. Janes Beauty Shop Best of Luck to the Seniors! 132 - No. of rolls of film Brenda shot for yearbook. Pidas’s Pharmacy Stosh's Newsroom, 232 Main St. Blossburg, Pa. Good Luck Seniors! Best Wishes to the Class of 81. C D Upholstery - Covington, Pa. Best of Luck! Jim’s Arco, Blossburg, Pa. Best of Luck to the Class of 81. No. of objects dropping out of Mr. Brown's windows second period. — 133 Donna Wilson's Beauty Shop Main St. Blossburg Good Ltfck Seniors! Ralphs Service Center Mansfield, Pa. Best Wishes to the Seniors. Dairyland Farms Best Wishes Seniors! Dahlgren Chevrolet Congratulations Seniors! 134 — No. of peas thrown in the lunchroom. Morley’s Radio Shack Congratulations Seniors’ Ben Franklin Blossburg, Pa. Good Luck to the Class of 81! Williamson Road Cable System Best of Luck to the Seniors. No. of points scored by boy’s track team in win over Mansfield. — 135 Bill Stanton Chevrolet — Buick Good Luck Seniors of 1981 Mudge Oil Company Best of Luck Colonial Inn Congratulations Seniors! Tioga County Candy Company INC. Best of Luck in the Future Marvins Quality Meats Blossburg Oil and Products INC. Best Wishes Seniors Good Luc Keystone Parts Mfg. Co. Company Congratulations Seniors First Citizens National Bank Main Street, Blossburg, Pa. The day has arrived, at last When you’re on your own to do your best Don’t forget the folks at home And let us know if we can help you Congratulations, Class; you’re the best in the land! Patrons We appreciate your interest and support in our yearbook. Without it, we would be lost. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cruikshank Freda Weller Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Novitske Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lindquist Mrs. Patricia Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peirce Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kaczynski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mrs. Mabel Brook Mr. Francis Brooks Mrs. Linda Anderson Mr. and Mrs. William Winder Mr. and Mrs. William Myers Mr. Brucklacher Mr. and Mrs. James Warren Mr. and Mrs. William Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Norman Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Rod Kelchner Erwin Coons Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Winder Mr. and Mrs. George Connelly Mr. and Mrs. William Gredley Mr. Frank Sherant Mr. and Mrs. Edward Signor Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sherant Angela the angel. Play those moody blues! What a time to sneeze! Commonwealth Bank and Trust Co. The Bank of the People 50 S. Main ST. Mansfield, Pa. Congratulations Seniors! Oh! Yuck! Hey. you handsome devil! 140 — The weight of Kyle Mundis. Cool Sharon! The future “Worlds Worst Gymnastics”. i Photogenic Tawny. How come you ain’t on the farm Liz? No. hours Most Talented Lisa Marvin dedicated to her guitar in ’80-’81. — 141 Mom said we could use her make-up! Ho-hum!!! Melts in your mouth, not in your hands!! Sweet and innocent!? is my meatball collection. I What next??? This Hi 142 — Times per day Mr. Muto calls someone a meatball. Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, eat your hearts out!!! Angel?? What do you think YOU’RE doing??? Smile pretty! Number of late slips given out every day. — 143 SMilin’ Sandy. Miss Morris Run 1985. Daydream believer Don’t even think about it! What are you doing. No. 144 — No. of pages — Good Luck Kathy Chilson “we were young and strong and ru