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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

Scott English February 22, 1964-August 27, 1980 In Memoriam And the tear that we shed, though in secret it rolls. Shall long keep his memory green in our souls. Thomas Moore TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication.........................................4 Underclassmen......................................5 Organizations.....................................36 Seniors...........................................48 Sports............................................65 Highlights........................................98 Faculty..........................................112 Advertising......................................124 NORTH PENN HIGH SCHOOL 1982 PENN SON I AN B LOSS BURG, PA 16912 2 Webster defines an obstacle as “something that stands in the way.” Life is full of obstacles. The closer we get to adulthood, the more challenging the obstacles become. Throughout this book there is a little fellow named “Al”, who faces many of these so-called “obsta- cles”. To a seventh grader filling out his schedule in Sep- tember, the journey he is about to embark on must seem overwhelming. From six-day cycles to that “gruff Mr. U.”, the obstacles to be overcome in his next six years are many. In the same manner, our little “Al” must face seemingly insurmountable obstacles in his path. Al- though there are many more flatlands that are easy to trudge over, to reach his goal, Al must struggle over the challenging hills as well. Throughout school, we are among friends, teachers, and are still the center of attention at home. Support is there, but we must assume more and more responsibility. Our success of failure is in our hands. Yes, these people can support us, but they can’t carry us. Al is facing responsibilities also, by just making the decision to take his trip, taking the right paths up the hill, and deciding where to go next. He is taking it in his own hands to make the decisions for his future. Decisions must be made and some will be wrong. Mistakes and pain will be endured by all. Some will not complete the journey. The struggle and risks are necessary, as one cannot truly enjoy the ex- hilirating view from the top, without knowing the effort it took to get there. Likewise, Al will have many pains and hardships while making hs way up the hills, but if he doesn’t go through the struggle, he'll never make it to the top. If he never reaches the peak of the mountain, he’ll never be able to look down on where he’s already been or to what the road ahead holds for him. The vast majority succeed and leave North Penn with the skills and momentum necessary to meet whatever may lie ahead. The memories are pleasant ones, like being part of a successful play, getting an A in Trig., scoring the winning bucket in that big game,... these are the rewards for our struggles, like the studying, the rehearsals, the endless hours of working on that jumper. After climbing all those mountains and pulling himself out of all those valleys, Al will probably be able to tackle any mountain that the unknown road ahead holds for him. As our seniors gra- duate, they will see that their time at North Penn was not in vain, and when they leave this old building, they will be capable of tackling any obstacle placed in front of them. The friends who shared and cared, memories that will become more precious as time slips by, and the satisfac- tion that you feel as you met and mastered the stiffest challenge of your life .. . these are what we hope to pre- serve in our 1982 Pennsonian. Dedication The Class of 1982 proudly dedicates the 1982 Pcnnson- ian to Mr. Bradley Brown, in appreciation of his interest and guidance. As an advisor to the Senior Class, Mr. Brown has unselfishly given of his time and energy in making sure that everything went well for our class. From electing officers to pulling off a respectable graduation ceremony, Mr. Brown has helped us tremendously. In the classroom, he has given us an insight into our nation’s government and has had an amazing way of really keeping our interest, whatever the subject was. His friendly and witty manner has made him a favorite among the students. The Senior Class will never forget their fond memories of Mr. Brown’s P.O.D. class. He really shows an interest in his students and goes out of his way to help them. He has given us the confidence to strive toward our many and varied goals. Our years at North Penn have been happy and memora- ble, and to you, Mr. Brown, go our sincere thanks. ' ' BOGACZYK, Anthony BOGACZYK, Vincent BOLLINGER. Dianna BRACE, Joe BRAZDA, Cynthia CAREY, Shelly CAREY, Sherry CLARK, Rhonda CLEMONS, William COLBY, Perry CONNELLY, Laurie DAKE, Ricky DEHAVEN, Theodore DRINKW1NE, Amy EDWARDS, Nicole ELLISON, Patricia EVANS, Nancy FLEMING, Joyce HEICHEL, Ty JESSUPS, Steve KIM, Daniel KOSTOVICK, Daniel LENHART, Charles LEVINDOSKI, Patrick LOWE, Phylis MASE, Jessica MOORE, Kelly NOWAKOWSKI, John NOWAKOWSKI, Kathy NYBECK. Peggy 6 OGDEN, Dianne OGDEN, Jerome O'REE, Christina PARKER. Melissa PAYNE, Douglas PEQU1GNOT, Alden POWERS, Leslie ROUPP, Michelle SCHERRER, Bobbi Jo SHATTUCK. Wendy STRANGE, Mary Kay TREAT, Dawn VROMAN, James WELCH, Donald WIGERT, Christina Dawn with homework? Vince, writes the answers under his eyelids. Look at those dimples. 0 v “Would I do a thing like that?” “It’s 3:00 and it’s Friday!” Some typical 7th-gradc camera bait Another smiling Daisy Duke fan Four more crazies let loose on North Penn!?! Tom Selleck Eat your heart out! 9 Where am I? Look out Dallas Cowboys, here's your new competition!!! Hi There!!! Perfect Pose I’m supposed to be studying . . . DAHHH! Just taking a little break . . . Mr. Hurley! 10 Is it Felix and Oscar? No, it's just Cindy and Diane. Can you believe it? They are actually studying!! Would I throw an eraser? 11 ADAMS, Justin AYERS, Monica BENDER, Lonna BERGUSON, Todd BOGACZYK, Ken BOGACZYK, Mike BOINSKI, Paul BOND, Rob BOMBASKI, Jolie BOMBASKI, Kelly BOWER, Sherri BRION, Steve BURGESS, Tina CALKINS, Rob CAREW, Clara CAREY. Pam COWAN, Barb DAHLGREN, Mary Ann DAKE, Charles DOWLING, Ronald DAWSON. Brian DEMING, Tyke ECKMAN, John FARLEY, Gene FREDERICK, Barb GREER. Kerri GRIMES, Gina HARER, Dave HAYNES, Missy HILFIGER, Tim HODDER, Jill KRAUSE, Scott KRAUSE, Susan MAHOSKY, John MANIKOWSKI, Greta MARTIN, Theresa MARRINER, Mike McCAULEY, Laurie MILLER, Charles MILLER, Scott MOKRZYNSKI, Maria MONTAGUE, Sue Ann MORGAN, Wendy MOYERS, Tammi NYBECK, Denise O’CONNORS. Jim OGDEN, Debbie O'REE, David PAGE, Ken PI DA, David POWERS, Julius SCHMOUDER, Tina SCHNIPPERT, Kirsten SKAEHILL, John SMITH, Eric TONER, Kelly TREVINO. Chris TROWBRIDGE, Denise VROMAN, Melinda WARD, J.P. 13 WELCH, Sherry WEMESFELDER. Kelly WIGERT, Steffen WINDER. Lisa WITUSHYNSKY, Karey Activity period, my favorite class. Let's get serious about this card game! Breezing through another day! If you think this is good, I'm just warm;ing up! Calling someone who cares. Everybody Smile! I refuse to let you take this picture! b 15 Mr. Macho??0 Oh. Be Serious! “What am I supposed to do with this? Brains and beauty too! 16 Jk $ Wc always stick together! “The Gang Denise, Taking it easy! Pam. caught roaming the halls! 17 BAKER. Amy BOGACZYK, Anne BOGACZYK, Cindy BOGACZYK, James BOGART, Susan BROOKS, Greg BUBACZ, Shareen CALKINS, Danielle CAREY, Lorrie CAREY, Paula CAREW, Gary CHASE, Jackie CHEYNEY, Robin CHRISTMAN, James DAKE, Arlene DAVIES, Francine ENGLISH, Darla ERWAY, Lucinda FLEMING, Timothy GASPER. Tina GREER. Gale HADDOW, Rodney HALL, Jody HOLLEMAN, Sheri ISAACSON. Randy JONES. Tod KELLY, Patricia KENDRICK, Randy KREGER, David KREGER. Karen 18 KUHN, Shawn LEE, Judy LEVANDOSKI, Andy LOWE. Shelly MAN1KOWSKI. Mark MARVIN, Tami MASE, Tracy MATTACCHIERA, Frank McCAULEY, Randy McNEAL, Carey MILLER, Cinda MINYO, Wendy MOYERS. Robert MUNDIS, Lisa NOVITSKE, William NYBECK, Linda O'CONNERS, Kimberly PEQUIGNOT, Shcnanc RITT, Ronnie RUBERTO, Gregory SHERANT, Ray SHYPULEFSKI, Amy STOUDT, Lisa STRANGE, Marcia TAYLOR. Sandra VROMAN, Bobbi Jo VROMAN, Kevin WAGAMAN, Steve WALKER, Lisa WEBSTER. Annette WELLS, Kim WHITENITE, Kimberly W1CKMAN, Linda WIGERT, Sven WILCOX, Craig WILLIAMS, Alan WILSON, Michael WOOD, Arietta ZUKE, Marie Is he cheating? A tantalized crowd of Freshmen Don't I look ravishing? � At n-U School is certainly a bummer! Hey, get out of my sun! 21 ADAIR. Stacy BAKER. Kim BAKER, Penny BLACK, Timothy BOGACZYK, Bill BOGACZYK. Ed BROOKS, Daniel BROOKS, Gordon BROOKS, Vicki BUTLER. Carla CARLSON, Michael CLEMONS. Katrina COLAVITA, Debby CONNELLY, Karla COPP. Karen CRANE, Karen DALTON, Mary Kay DAWSON, Barry ENGLISH, Beverly FAUGHNAN, David GRISWOLD. Rock HOLLEY, Steven HOTALEN, John JACKSON, Tammy JOHNSON, Alice KACZYNSK1, Linda KELLY, Michael KELLY, Russel LAWSON, Mark LEVANDOSKI. Todd LLEWELLYN, Todd LUCAS, Ed LUTZ, Andrew MOHONSKI. David MAHOSKY. David 24 MANWARING, Jean MASE, Marsha MASE, Michele McINTOSH, John MILLER, Bill MILLER. Mike MUNDIS, Kyle MUSINGO, Anne-Marie O'CONNERS. Douglas OWENS, Kevin PAGE, William PEQUINOT. Robert PEQU1NOT. Marcille PERLA, Helen PIERCE, Diane POWERS. Patrick PRISET. Richard SHERANT, Nancy SKOLNY, Beth SMITH, Lori SMITH. Rose STARKS. Kevin STINER. Mike STOCUM. Ronald THOMAS, Catherine TOOTHAKER. Debbie TRIPP. Scott TRIPP. Tammy VALIMONT, Christina VON HENDY, Gerald WALKER, Tina WATKINS. Timothy WATKINS, Todd WESNESK1, Kathryn WHEELER. Anjanette § do 25 Top Row: WHEELER, Dan WICKMAN, Elaine WILKINS, Sharlene WILLIAMS, Brett WINDER, Dawn WINDER. Todd ZIMMER, Jill Arc you kidding? I'm a little too chubby to fit in there! Wanna know something? Hey YOU! Oh, I'd imagine! The ihree stoogettes. BOGACZYK, James BOGACZYK, Todd BOMBASKI, Stan BRION, Liz BROOKS, Jeff BROWN, Rick CAMPBELL, Glen CAMPBELL, Jackie CHRISTMAN, Ron COPP, Mike COPP, Missy CRU1KSHANK, Gayle DELINSKI, Dirk DINNISON, Dan DWYER, Jane ENGLISH. Deb FREDERICK, Carol HADDOW, Lisa HARDING, Cindy HARZINSKI, Lisa HILIFGER, Don HOLLEMAN, Tina JOHNSON, Deana JOHNSON, Keith JONES, Nancy KELLY, Barb KELLY, Mike KINNEY, Penny KRAUSE, Tom KREGER, Todd 30 KRINER, Elwin KURZEJEWSKI, Dan LAMB, Laurie LARSON, Lynn LEE, Tom LEWIS, Wendy LINDQUIST, Mary Ellen LUCAS, Marie LUCAS, Mary MASE, Terry McINTOSH, Mike McNETT, Dave MILLER, Bob MILLER, Mark NYBECK, Alice s a NYBECK, Fred OGDEN, Janice OGDEN, Sandra OLSON, Lisa O'REE, Tammy RICE, Debbie SEARS, Jim SOKOLY, Randy STEVES, Barb STOCKTON, Sandy STOCUM. Tawny STOCUM. Reggie STOUDT, Michele STRANGE. Mark TOOTHAKER. Bill WATKINS, Barry WANDELL, Patty WEBSTER, Bev WICKMAN, Mark WILLIAMMEE, Barb WILLIAMMEE, Michelle WOOD, Atleta ZIMMER, Laurie It wasn't that Funny! Don't cry Mary Ellen f? U 35 From Row Left to Right: P. Kinney. M E. Lindquist. B. Skolny, D. Jones. A. Ramp 2nd Row: V. Brooks, D. Winder. K. Whitenite. L. Masc, C. § Cruikshank. T. Brazda, J. Connelly. R. Nellis. T. Stocum. R. Trevino, 3rd Row: K. Crane, A. Manikowski. K. Baker. D. Colavita. J. Bogaczyk. E. Ellison, D. Pierce, D. Dinnison, B. Brion Girl’s Athletic Association front to back — D. Pierce. L. Zimmer. B. Skolny, C. Thomas, L. Larson, M. Dalton, T. Brazda, L. Smith, M. Williamcc, S. Hilfiger. T. Watkins, W. Wood. K. Crane. J. Zimmer. P. Ogden. K. Baker, C. Frederick, C. Davis, K. Clemens. D. Winder, C. Bogaczyk, T. Tripp, L. Brion, D. Toothaker, C. Butler, N. Sherant, J. Manwaring, C. Wesncski, D. Delosa, C. Cruikshank “Seniors” “Sally” “Wenda” “Pam” “Tracy” “Connie” “Deb” “Tina” “Cheryl” � 38 Library Assistants Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Guy, E. Bombaski, C. Payne, L. Hall. G. Krause Sitting A. Wood, T. Schmoudcr, P. Carey, S. Bubacz. C. Carcw, P. Carey, Standing S. Welch. M. Dalgren.S. Montague, S. Bogart. L. Bender. S. Krause. C. Erway. K. Whitenite, T. Jackson, V. Brooks, T. Walker, C. Thomas Freshmen: T. Marvin. W. Minyo. A. Baker Juniors: L. Larson, M. Lindquist, C. Frederick Seniors: A. Ramp, G. Krause, D. Jones, T. Watkins, P. Ogden, J. Connelly, W. Wood, C. Cruikshank Sophomores: C. Thomas, M. Dalton, K. Crane, K. Baker, D. Winder, D. Colavita, A. Musingo, K Butler 40 Yearbook Crew For “82” Editor: C. Cruikshank, Business Manager: Pam Ogden, Advisor: Mr. Smith The 1982 Pennsonian is the result of hundreds of hours of unselfish work on the part the members of the yearbook staff. Editor Connie Cruikshank had the responsibility of seeing that the yearbook’s layouts reflected our school year. Pam Ogden, as Business Manager, coordinated the fund raising activities. Pam and Connie, through their fine example, led a hardworking staff. From September to June, staff members met their responsibilities faithfully and delivered a yearbook to their fellow students all can be proud of. From drawings of “Al”, (the little fellow frolicking on the bottom of our pages), to work done in the darkroom, staff members always came through. “Al was the product of Joline’s talented hand, with some assistance from Cathy Thomas and Anne Marie Musingo. Most of our candid pictures were taken and printed by Carol Frederick, Mary Kay Dalton, or Kim Baker. The actual layouts were the work of the staff as a whole with even freshmen such as Amy Baker, Tammi Marvin, and Wendy Minyo making valu- able contributions. Eight seniors will be lost to graduation and will be hard to replace. The underclass- men have been working side by side with the seniors and with their fine attitude, should continue producing fine yearbooks at North Penn. The staffs 22 members all shared in the candy sales, ad campaign, and annual Current card sales. The fund raising, though a headache at times, makes it possible for the Pennsonian to continue being the type of publication the students, faculty, and community can be proud of. Without the support of the community, the job of the yearbook staffs would be nearly impossible. SKI CLUB Front row: D. Pierce, M. Mase. B. Skoiny, L. Mase, K. Greer, K. Witushynsky, 2nd row: L. Larson.T. Watkins. M. Mase. L. Kaczynski, H. Perla. M. Pequinot, K. Connelly. L. Smith, T. Moyers. K. Wcmesfelder. K. Toner, W. Morgan. 3rd row: J. Dwyer, B. Kelly, R. Trevino, A.M. Manikowski, M. Haynes, A. Ramp SCIENCE OLYMPIAD Front — s Bogart, J. Bogaczyk. W. Wood, T. Brazda, H. Bogart, R. Sampson, C. Thomas. 2nd row — Advisor— Mr. Brucklachcr, M. Miller, T. Musingo. J. Erway 42 VARSITY CLUB Front row — J. Bogaczyk, C. Frederick, T. Watkins. P. Ogden. L. Brion. Back row — J. Bubacz, D. Dennison. B. Brion. T. Llewellyn PENN STATION STAFF — Front row — Advisor— Mrs. Unangst, Editors— E. Bombaski, R. Brooks. C. Cooper. 2nd row — W. Minyo, D. Calkins, C. Thomas, S. Hilfiger. J. Erway, R. Sampson, H. Bogart, T. Musingo, S. Bogart, A. Shypulcfski, 3rd row — M. Copp, B. Carey. M. Miller 43 Sr. High Student Council 1st row: C. Cruikshank, L. Larson. T. Watkins. G. Krause. D. Jones. K. Tapponc. C. Payne. L. Smith. L. Zimmer, 2nd row: D. Pierce. M. Mase, L. Kaczynski. P. Ogden. A. Ramp. J. Erway Jr. High Student Council 1st row: Advisor Mrs. Miller, S. Bower, D. Ogden, J. Hodder, F. Davies, 2nd row: W. Shatluck, N. Evans, P. Lowe, B. Schcercr, D. Calkins, K. Greer, P. Kelly, J. Bom bask i, D. Trowbridge 44 National Honor Society front row: J. Eckman, S. Krause, M. Dahlgren, A. Wood, P. Boinski, 2nd row: L. Bender, D. Trowbridge, J. Bombaski. J. Hodder, S. Brion, K. Toner, Advisor — Mr. Scott, D. Pida, T. Hilfigcr, 3rd row: S. Welch, D. Ogden. D. Nybeck. K. Witushynsky, K. Wemesfclder. K. Greer. R. Bond. J. Skaehill, G. Manikowski, C. Dakc, B. Cowan, S. Montague, 4th row: M. Vroman, F. Davies, C. Trevino, R. Dowling 1st row: Pres. Cinny Cooper. V. Pres. Tina Brazda, Treas. Heidi Bogart, Sec. Cheryl Davis. 2nd row: E. Bombaski, A. Manikowski. C. Cruikshank, W. Wood, K. Johnson, L. Zimmer, T. Hollaman, Advisor Miss Barnhart, 3rd row: M. Musingo, M. Miller, J. Erway Language Club HIGH SCHOOL BAND Banner: S. Makley, A. Landon. First Row: R. Bogaczyk. M. Parker, H. Llewellyn, D. Ogden, A. Manikowski, P. Kelly, D. Pierce. C. Powers. Second Row: M. Miller. R. Brown, S. Brion.T. Bcr- guson, M. Lawson, J. Bogaczyk, J. Eckman, A. Drinkwine, H. Bogart, R. Bond. Third Row: C. Thomas, T. Holleman, D. Calkins, R. Cheyney, B. Cowan, C. Wigert, K. Connelly, D. Winder, A. Wood, M. Dalgrcn, G. Manikowski. W. Shattuck. Fourth Row: S. Bogart, P. Carey, R. Sampson, B. Scheerer, D. Pida, T. Brazda, A. Musingo, S. Holleman, A. Baker. S. Bubacz, K. Schmppert, C. Brazda. D. Anderson. Fifth Row: C. Cooper. J. Mahosky, T. Hilfigcr, W. Wood. M. Musingo, G. Von Hcndy, B. Calkins, L. Connelly, D. Payne. This Way? Jerry, Sliding into the Song. The Dynamic Duo, AGAIN 9t9 Sexy Saxes! The Fabulous Flutes. Plus One! Smile Pretty! I Know I’m Cute! Tina’s Evil Eye! Oom-pah! The Dynamic Duo!! Do I play now? In Perfect Harmony! 47 Anderson, Deb Bombaski, Elaine Brion, Bob Bogart, Heidi Bower, Robin Brooks, Robin Bogaczyk, Jeff Brazda, Christina Bubacz, Joe 49 Senior Class Officers Treasurer— Randy Sampson. Vice President Dol Jones. Secretary Tracy Watkins. President Bob Brion Senior Directory ANDERSON. DEB — Volleyball 2. 3 — manager; Band 1, 2. 3, 4 — Secretary; Student Council 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Ski Club 2; Chorus I, 2. 3, 4 BOGACZYK. JEFF — Football I. 2. 4; Track I. 3; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 BOGART. HEIDI—Concert Band 1.2. 3.4; March- ing Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Mansfield Math contest 2. 3; Sci- ence Olympiad 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Chorus 2. 4; N.H.S. 2, 3. 4 — Treasurer; Key Club 3; Bucknell Math Contest 3; Jazz Band 3 BOMBASKI, ELAINE — Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 2,3.4; Band Front 1.2, 3.4; Captain of flags 2. 3; Chorus 2; Yearbook 1.2,3; Newspaper 4, Co-Editor; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3. 4 BOWER. ROBIN — Basketball 1,2, 3. 4; Track 1.3; G.A.A. 2; Student Council 3; Band 1,2; Ski Club 2, 3; Key Club 4; Camera Club 1, 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Class Treasurer 2. Secretary 3 BRION, BOB — Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 — Co-Captain; Football I. 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1,2, 3. 4; Band 1; Key Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4 — President; Class President 4, V. President 3 BROOKS. ROBIN — Track 1,2, 3; Chorus 2: News- paper 4 — Co-Editor; Band 2; French Club I, 2 BUBACZ, JOE — Football 1.2, 3.4; Basketball 1.2; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4 — V. President CAREY. BRION—Track 1.2, 3. 4; Football 1.2,3. 4; Newspaper 4 COOPER. CINNY — Concert Band I. 2, 3, 4 — V. President 2, President 3; Marching Band I, 2. 3. 4; N.H.S. 3.4 — President; French Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3.4, Secretary 3; Chorus 1; Track 1,2.3,4; Newspa- per 4 — Editor; Ready Writing Contest 2, 3. 4; Wind Ensemble 2 CONNELY, JOLINE — Track 1,2.3.4— Manager; Camera Club 1; Band 1, 2; Girls' Basketball Stats. 2; Key Club 3. 4 — Secretary; Yearbook 3, 4; Chorus 2 CRUIKSHANK, CONNIE — Yearbook I, 2, 3. 4 — Editor; Volleyball 1,2,3.4 — Co-Captain; N.H.S. 2,3, 4; Key Club 3, 4 — V. President; Bowling Team I; Camera Club 1, 2; G.A.A. I. 4; Concert Band I, 2; Marching Band 1,2; Chorus I: Track 2; Student Coun- cil 4 50 DAVIS. CHERYL — Cheerleading I, 2. 3. 4 — Cap- tain 2.4; Volleyball 2.3.4 — Captain 2; Yearbook 1.2; G.A.A. 2. 4; Band 1; N.H.S. 4 — Secretary; French Club I, 2 3 Treasurer Secrctary; Track 1 DEMING, BRETT — Football I; Bovs' Intermurals4 F. RWAY, I. JOHN — Science Olympiad 3. 4; Math Club 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Student Council 4; Newspaper 4 FESSLER, SCOTT — Football 1,2. 3. 4; Boys' Inter- murals 4 HALL, LAURIE — Yearbook I, 2. 3; Marching Band I2, 3; Chorus I; Library Assistants 1,4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2; Student Council 3 , HILFIGER,SALLY — Cheerleading 1,2.3,4 — Co- Captain 2. 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Girls' Basketball Stats. 1. 2; Bowling Team 1; Year- book 2; Volleyball 2; G.A.A. 2,4; Boys’ Track Stats. 3. 4; Band Treasurer 2; Majorette Captain 3; Newspaper — Photography Editor HOLLEY, DOUG — Cross Country I; Track 1, 2, 4 JONES, DOT — Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4: Student Council 3, 4 — Secretary; Key Club 4; Class V. President 4 KRAUSE, GAIL — Student Council 2, 3, 4 — Trea- surer; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band Front I. 2, 3; Library Assistants 1, 2, 3. 4 KREGER, TODD — Ski Club 3, 4 KSHIR, SCOTT — Football 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3; Boys' Intcrmurals I, 2 LAZOURAS, RANDY — Basketball 1,2. 3,4; Foot- ball 1,4; Track 1,2; Ski Club 1,2, 3: Key Club 2; Boys’ Intermurals 4 LLEWELLYN,TIM — Football 1,2, 3.4 — Captain; Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4 — Captain; Track I, 4; Varsity Club 4 MANIKOWSK1, ANNE-MARIE — Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — V. President 4, Treasurer 2; Cheerlcading 3.4; Key Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 1.2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3; Student Council 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2,3; Concert Band I, 2. 3, 4; Band Front 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4; G. A.A. 2.4; Spanish Club 1,2; N.H.S. 3.4; Volleyball 2; Class President 2, Treasurer 3; B.P.W. Girl of the Month 4 MUSINGO. T. MICHAEL — Band I. 2. 3. 4 — Treasurer 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2. 3; Foot- ball I, 2, 3; Track I. 2, 3; N.H.S. 2,3,4; District Band and Chorus 2.3.4; Camera Club 1,2; Key Club 2, 3,4; Newspaper 4; Science Club 3, 4; Class President 1 NELLIS. RANDY —Football UBaskctball I.2.3.4; Track 3; Key Club 3. 4; French Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3 OAKES, FRANK — Football 1.2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 3 OGDEN. PAM — Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 — Captain; Volleyball I, 2, 3. 4 — Captain; Track I, 2. 3,4; Year- book 1, 2, 3, 4 — Business Manager; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 3; Varsity Club 3, 4 — Secre- tary Treasurcr; Camera Club 2; Class Treasurer I, V. President 2, President 3; Flaming Foliage Representa- tive 4 PAYNE, CHERYL — Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4 — President; Camera Club I, 2, 3; Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Library Assistants I, 2. 4; Cheerlcading 1, 2 PERLA, JOHN — Boys’ Intcrmurals 4 RAMP, ANGELA — Band 1,2, 3; Camera Club I, 2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4 — V. President; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Key Club 4 SAMPSON. RANDY — Concert Band I, 2. 3. 4 Secretary 3, V. President 4; Chorus 2,4; Camera Club 1,2; Key Club 2; Track 2; Newspaper 4 — Treasurer; Class Treasurer 4; Ski Club 2. 3; District Chorus 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 2, 4; French Club 1,2; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3.4 TAPPONE, KAREN — Track I, 2, 3; Camera Club 1.2, 3,4 — V. President; Yearbook 1,2; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4 — V. President; Band Front 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate TREVINO, ROBIN — Camera Club I, 2, 3. 4 — Secretary; Key Club 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3. 4; G.A.A. I; Student Council 2,3; Band-Front 1.2.3; Yearbook 2, 3; Chorus 2; Maple Sugar Sweetheart Candidate VALIMONT, BOB —Wrestling 1; Football 1.4; Bas- ketball 2; Boys’ Intermurals 1, 2, 3 WATKINS, TRACY — G.A.A. 1, 2. 4; Yearbook 1. 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1. 2, 4 — President; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4 — President 3; Volleyball 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1,2, 3.4; Chcerleading 1.2, 3, 4; Key Club 2. 3; Track 2, 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Class Secretary 1, 4 WOOD. WEN DA — Band I, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 4; Yearbook 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 3.4; Track 1. 2. 3.4; Math Club 3, 4 — V. President 3; N.H.S. 2, 3. 4; Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2 3. v;. 52 Butler, Ron Connelly, Joline Cruikshank, Connie Carey, Brion Cooper, Cynthia Darby, Christine Chase, Clinton Cleveland, James Davis, Cheryl Delosa, Deb Erway, I. John Hall, Laurie Deming, Adam Fessler, Scott Harbold, Mike Deming, Brett Grugan, Joe Hilfiger, Sally You’ve come a long way, Baby! Karen Tappone Bob Valimont Joline Connelly Frank Oakes Cheryl Payne Randy Nell is Deb Delosa Dot Jones Laurie Hall Jeff Bogaczyk Debbie Anderson Gail Krause Tracy Watkins Pam Ogden Connie Cruikshank 55 Angela Ram Robin Trevino Wenda Wood Holley, Doug Jones, Tracy Kshir, Scott Holley, Tim Krause, Gail Lamonski, Dan Jones, Dorothy Kreger, Todd Lazouras, Randy Llewellyn, Tim Manikowski, Anne Marie Musingo, Thomas M. Lowe, Mike Mase, Lynn Nellis, Randy Lutz, Bruce Morgan, Judy Oakes, Frank 57 Top Ten Songs Top Ten Movies 1. Oh No 1. Halloween 2. Physical 2. Arthur 3. Private Eyes 3. Stripes 4. Arthur's Theme 4. Raiders of the 5. Stairway to Heaven Lost Ark 6. Who’s Crying Now 5. Blue Lagoon 7. Sit On My Face 6. Up In Smoke 8. Big Balls 7. Fame 9. Freebird 8. Endless Love 10. Endless Love 9. Blow Out 10. Deep Throat Oh No, Everybody hold your breath! “You've got to be kidding! The new Sonny and Cher??? “Not another test!” 58 'Will the real Bob please step forward? Pull our string and we’ll play you a song Top Ten Hang Outs Top Ten Singing 1. East Creek Groups 2. Town benches 1. REO Speedwagon 3. Dump Road 2. Rolling Stones 4. Gatsby's 3. Billy Joel 5. Karen Tapponc's 4. Air Supply house 5. Journey 6. Taylor Run 6. Eagles 7. Mansfield 7. The Doors 8. The Cemetery 8. Queen 9. Pirates Rock 9. AC DC 10. Mansfield State 10. STYX College Ogden, Pam Ramp, Angela Tappone, Karen Payne, Cheryl Sampson, Randy Taylor, Jim Perla, John Singer, Rich Trevino, Robin 60 “Those Who Stood Out ... 9 9 Most Popular — Tracy and Bob Class Clowns — Joline and Adam 62 ‘From The Class That Stood Out” Cutest Couple — Pam and Tim Most Spirited — Karen and Frank Best Looking — Dot and Bob 63 ________•! Casts, Crutches, and Ace Bandages 1st Row: T. Lcvandoski, F. Mattac- chicra, D. Owens G. Miller, D. Kur- zcjcwski, B. Valimont, B. Carey K. Owens, 2nd Row: Coach Heckrote, Nate Bordas Chuck Bordas. R. Bri- sct, J. McIntosh, J. Bogaczyk T. Llewellyn, B. Brion, J. Bubacz. B. Watkins, S. Fessler, Coach Bordas, 3rd Row: — R. Snec S. Bombaski, M. Wickman. R. Lazouras, J. Bo- gaczyk M. Wilson. D. Dinnison, S. McNett, D. O’Conners B. Miller, F. Oakes, D. Mahosky, Coach Waks- munski The Panthers found themselves short handed through out an injury plagued season Varsity football 1981 was both a reward- ing and sad year. The year was high- lighted by two wins and a tie. Injuries early in the year forced many changes in the Panthers lineup and many boys found themselves playing out of position. This year the Panthers were paced by two hard nosed dedicated co-captains, Dan Kurzejewski and Glenn Miller. Both were devasting blockers and team leaders defensively. They also supplied very important leadership for a very young squad. Joe Bubacz senior quarter- back had an excellent year throwing to three fine receivers — Frank Oakes, Bob Brion, and Doug O’Conners. Junior cen- ter and defensive end Dan Dinnison turned in a fine year and was a defensive stalwart. Offensively Barry Watkins, started at guard. Scott Fessler, a senior started at offensive tackle and played al- most every defensive position, a very ver- satile athlete. Sophomore running backs Kevin Owens and Rich Priset and John McIntosh both excelled at linebacker and these sophomores along with David Mahosky a very tough tackle, should give defensive shows for the next two years. Owens and Bubacz along with Brion and Bob Valimont comprised the secondary. This years senior class was a very small but extremely tough bunch. Their dedication and loyalty will be hard re- placed. The intelligence and arm of Bu- bacz the speed and good hands of Brion, the dependability of Oakes, the versatil- ity of Fessler, the quickness of Carey the sure tackling of Valimont, determina- tion of Bogaczyk. leadership and the best examples of football players I know Kur- ejewski and Miller. These intangibles are never replaced easily and NP Foot- ball will miss these boys greatly ... 67 2 wins 6 loses 1 tie Coach Waksmunski discussing strategy Below: Bob Miller returning a kickoff. Bob Valimont taging along Troy 26 NP 12 Col. Montour NP 6 Canton 48 NP 6 Montgomery 28 NP 8 Renovo 20 NP 0 Coudersport 8 NP 12 Cow. Valley 9 NP 25 Wyalusing 30 NP 0 Wellsboro 49 NP 0 Joe Bubacz waiting for the snap from Dan Dinnison 68 Jr. High Basketball 10-1 The future looks bright for North Penn basketball as this year’s junior high team finished the season 10-1 with a share of the N.T.L. title. Hustle and aggressiveness marked the style and the reason for success for the junior Panthers. The team was led by eighth graders Steve Brion, David Pida, and John Mahosky, and freshmen Randy Kendrick and Tod Jones. The fine record and title is something the whole team can be proud of earning. This was a fine group of boys who worked very hard (even getting up for 7 A.M. practices in the dead of winter), and will be a definite asset to fu- ture Panther fortunes. 69 JR. HIGH UNDE- FEA TED Going undefeated was their goal and they succeeded. Mrs. McNa- mara's team was led by Debbie Og- den’s 12.8 pts. per game and fine all around play. Barb Frederick (7.2 pts. per game) and Jill Hodder (4.3 pts. per game) teamed for many fast breaks as they won most of their games by a comfortable margin. Jolie Bombaski, Wendy Morgan, and Kerri Greer provided much of the teams rebounding. The second squad also went undefeated. N.P. 24 Mansfield 4 N.P. 42 Wellsboro 13 N.P. 32 Canton 26 N.P. 47 Liberty 13 N.P. 15 Williamson 14 N.P. 26 Mansfield 24 N.P. 30 Wellsboro 13 N.P. 28 Canton 7 N.P. 44 Liberty 5 N.P. 29 Williamson 17 Jill, in perfect form. Row 1: Debbie Ogden. Barb Frederick, Row 2: Phyllis Lowe, Sherri Bower, Barb Cowan, Jill Hodder. Row 3: Mrs. McNamara (coach), Kelly Wemcsfeldcr. Wendy Morgan. Jolie Bombaski, Denise Nybeck. Kerri Greer, Chris Darby (manager) We needed a break! Reaching for a victory! Now What??? JEEPERS, WHY’D WE MISS Now, how did he say to shoot layups? Isn't that sweet! Front row L to R: T. Watkins, P. Ogden, J. Morgan. R. Bower 2nd row L to R: C. Frederick, T. Stocum, M.K. Dalton B. Kelly, L. Larson 3rd row L to R: C. Darby. MGR., A. Ramp. Stat., Coach Smith, D. Pierce, Stat. CREEPERS THOSE PEEPERS Hey coach, left handed even!! Sophomore Mary Kay Dalton led the team in rebounding and followed closely behind Carol in the offensive departments. Forwards Tawny Stocum and Lynn Larson lettered in their junior year. Barb Kelly spent half her season in a cast but hopefully wiH'return next season. Sophomore Kim Baker appeared in 6 games for the var- sity and impressed everyone with her hustle. Six ball players with experience will be return- ing in the fall which means North Penn should be in the running in the NTL West. The High spot of the season was an exciting overtime at home over Williamson. A fran- tic rally in the final minute tied the game as Robin Bower hit some clutch outside shots. Mary Kay Dalton scored and rebounded in the overtime, “North Penn pulled one out”. Carol, where arc you? The 1981 basketball season pro- vided a lot of excitement for the coach, players, and fans. De- spite a record of 6 and 9, the team could have easily won an- other 6 games as their efforts too often fell just short in the late stages of a contest. Seniors Pam Ogden (co.- capt.), Judy Morgan (co.-capt. and last year's MVP), Robin Bower, and Tracy Watkins have wound up their careers at North Penn. These girl's filled 3 starting positions and will be hard to replace. Junior guard Carol Frederick led the team in scoring, foul shooting, and steals as well as being the only player to appear in every quarter. Many of Car- ol's points came off a fast break as the team unselfishly capital- ized on Carol’s quickness. A 73 Close Encounters .. . The J.V. squad finished with a 7-7 league record and a 7-8 record over- all. The season proved a test of Mr. MacNamara’s sanity as the team lost three by one point and another by two points. The team, with 3 or 4 Fresh- men starting throughout the season, played brilliantly at times and at oth- er times their lack of experience was evident. Sharpshooting Sophomore, Debbie Toothaker led the team in scoring with a 10 points per game average. Sophomore, Kim Baker, provided the team with fine rebounding and defen- sive play before moving up to Varsity at mid-season. Lori Smith played a great deal at all positions and showed steady improvement. Sophomore Nancy Sherant, worked hard throughout her first season and gained some valuable experience. Patty Kelly stood out as a hustling guard who never quit working and averaged 6 points per game. Kim O'Conners’ rebounding and shot blocking was outstanding. Francine Davies, Lisa Stoudt, and Amy Baker played well, with Francine finishing second in team rebounding. With some improvement in certain areas by these Freshmen, the J.V. squad re- turning will prove tough to beat, espe- cially with the addition of various members of an undefeated Junior High Team. N.P. 20 Wyalusing 22 N.P. 22 Wellsboro 30 34 39 N.P. 20 Galeton 21 27 36 N.P. 33 Mansfield 34 29 28 N.P. 38 Liberty 24 27 38 N.P. 33 Elkland 24 27 28 N.P. 40 Williamson 20 28 17 N.P. 39 C.V. 20 33 32 74 0j 3 LOSSES AT THE BUZZER Kneeling Left to Right: R. Lazouras, T. Llewellyn. B. Brion. R. Nellis. Standing: Coach Bogaezvk. B. Toothaker. I). O'Conners. D Dinnison. R. Brown. F. Oakes. S. Brion. Nelly, up and in Cub scares everyone away. . A The 1981-82 Varsity Bas- ketball record was I wins and 15 losses . In those 15 losses, however, were three games in which a shot by the opponent at the buzzer turned a victo- ry into a defeat. The highlights of the season were a second place finish in the Mans- field Rotary Roundball Tournament with a 58-56 victory over Mansfield, and the first place finish in the North Penn Kiwanis Tournament. Tourney All Star selec- tions at Mansfield were Tim Llewellyn and Bob Brion while tourney All stars at North Penn were Bill Toothaker and Doug O’Conners. Another highlight of the season was the 80-74 victory over CV, the win- ner of the NTL for 1981- 82. All five starters hit for double figures in this game, paced by Dan Dinnison with 27. Dan was also named to the sec- ond team all NTL by the Elmira Star Gazette for 1981-82. The five seniors on the team were paced by Bob Brion 12.3 pts. per game avg. and Tim Llewellyn’s 9.7 pts. Frank Oakes came off the bench to fill in at forward or guard and averaged 3.2 pts. per game. Randy Nellis as a starter and sub showed his worth by handing out 44 assists. He shot 17 for 24 from the foul line for 71 %. As a team NP shot. 42% from the field and 60% from the foul line. Randy Lazouras was a hustler coming off the bench. 77 J.V. WINNERS 78 Where did the ball go? This is a breeze! What do I do now ? The 1981-82 J.V. Panthers had a very fine season as reflected in their 16-7 record. Three of those losses were by less than 5 pts. The highlight of the season was beating Mansfield and Wellsboro in back to back encounters, avenging previous losses. The team was made up of 6 well coached Sophomores and 5 promising Freshmen. The starting 5 usually consisted of Rock Griswold and Dave Mohonski at guards. Rock, with his steady ballhandling and Dave with his fine outside shooting complimented each other very well. Mike Carlson at center, brought down numerous rebounds that motivated the offense into action. Dave Mahosky and Todd Llewellyn as forwards, also helped to carry the team to victory with their rebounds and shooting expertise. Kyle Mundis came in at guard and got us out of many sticky situations with his fantastic foul shooting. Mike Wilson, Jim Bogaczyk, Greg Ruberto, Ron Ritt, and Bill Novitske will all be returning to next year’s J.V. team. Holding his breath and hoping for a miracle. row I —coach Mr. Warren, R. Ritt. M. Carlson, J. Bogaczyk, M. Wilson, row 2 - G. Ruberto. D. Mohonski. D. Mahosky, K. Mundis, B. Novitske. row 3 — R. Griswold, and T. Llewellyn. 79 Varsity Volleyball front — Co-Cpt. C. Cruikshank, Cpt. P. Ogden. 2nd row — Mgr. C. Darby. C. Payne. G. Cruikshank. C. Frederick. S. Stockton. J. Dwyer. Mgr. L. Haddow. 3rd row — Scorckccpcr Mrs. Zimmer, L. Zimmer, L. Brion, C. Davis. T. Watkins, Coach Barb McNamara The Varsity matched the J.V.'s record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Of the three losses, two were particularly painful as North Penn had taken the first match only to drop the next two. These were losses to Williamson and Wclls- boro. The Wellsboro game was a particularly ex- citing one. The highlights of the games includ- ed Pam's spikes and serves, Liz’s lefties, Car- ol’s “calm control”, Connie’s “super sets”, Johnny’s aggressiveness, and Janie’s deadly serve. The seniors will be missed as Cheryl, Tracy, Pam, Connie, and John move on to bigger and better things. Returning underclassmen in- clude starters Carol Frederick, Liz Brion, and Janie Dwyer. Also returning will be Laurie Zimmer, Gayle Cruikshank, and Sandy Stockton. Our Strategy is BUMP . .. SET ... SPIKE!!!!! Don't be afraid of the ball. Betty! Keep CALM Carol! Pam always kept the group UP. 81 Keep your eye on the ball! 82 Left to Right, back row Managers- Lisa Mundis, Gail Greer. Wendy Minyo. Kim O’Conners, Francinc Davies, coaches Mrs. and Mr. McNamara second row Judy Lee, Debbie Toothakcr, Patty Kelly, third row Jill Zimmer. Kim Baker. Mary Kay Dalton, Lori Smith. N. ii BUMP! SET! SPIKE! The J.V. volleyball team finished with a record of 4 wins, and 3 losses. Coaches McNamaras started sopho- more Kim Baker, and captain Mary Kay Dalton who were spikers on the front line and Judy Lee was the setter. Freshmen Francinc Davies, started as server and soph- omores Debbie Toothaker, and Jill Zimmer also start- ed on the back line. Sophomores Diane Pierce (who started some matches) and Lori Smith made Valuable contributions throughout the season. Freshmen Patty Kelly and Kim O'Conners rounded out a fine team. Both coaches and players were pleased with their win- ning campaign. Coming back at Wellsboro after hav- ing dropped the first match was an especially sweet victory. Both Nate and Marney feel the J.V. squad consisted of a very talented group of athletes who cer- tainly will win many matches in the seasons to come. It won't hurt. Deb! Be patient, it will come down! Wait for the ball next time. 83 NP SETS SIGHTS ON TITLE FOR '83 Row 1: T. Walker, L. Harzinski.T. Watkins, P. Ogden. K. Hall, mgr., J. Morgan, W. Wood, C. Cooper, L. Smith, Mr. Hall, Coach Row 2: M. Zuke, K. Wells, K. Crane, K. Baker, C. Frederick, L. Zimmer, E. Brion. G. Cruikshank. M. Dalton, J. Zimmer Row 3: G. Greer, D. Ogden, mgr. J. Hodder. mgr., W. Morgan, mgr., M. Strange, K. O’Connors, T. O’Rcc, M. Williamec. P. Carey, A. Shypulfcski, W. Minyo, L. Mundis Row 4: B. Frederick, mgr., A. Baker, D. Calkins, K. Copp, K. Connoly. stat., D. Winder, stat., M. Lucas. M. Haynes, mgr. 1982 N.P. TOP 11 GIRL’S TRACK PERFORMERS Carol Frederick 142 season total points Kim Baker 117 season total points Liz Brion 106 season total points Kim O’Connors 91 season total points Laurie Zimmer 90 season total points Gayle Cruikshank 90 season total points Lori Smith 83 season total points Lisa Harzinski 80 season total points Judy Morgan 64 season total points Tina Walker 64 season total points Pam Ogden 48 season total points Now What!!! We Need Some Competition! «M 84 Another Good Year The 1982 girl's track team enjoyed its finest season ever. An outstanding record of 15 wins and only 2 losses was turned in. A record number of 14 girls qualified for Districts. School records were set by Carol Frederick in the Triple Jump with a leap of 33’ 6 !6”, Kim Baker in the 200 meters with 27.48 sec, Michelle Williamee in the 3200 meters with 14:21 min- utes, the 400 meter relay team of Jill Zimmer, Carol Frederick and Kim Baker with a time of 53.94 sec., Judy Morgan in the discus with a toss of 98’2”. With only a few seniors on the team, next years outlook is even more promising. This should be an easy win! DETERMINATION! I’ll dance, that should get attention! Only one more to go! NORTH PENN BEST IN THE WEST Only one more lap Kyle. Move that rake!! 1st Row: B. Evans, Asst. Coach; Mr. Knaus, Coach; M. Wilson; R. Stocum; B. Novitske; R. Kendcrick; D. Brooks; E. Bollinger; M. Lawson; D. Wheeler; 2nd Row: J. Bogaczyk; T. Watkins; B. Toothaker; R. Lazouras; D. O'Conners; M. Thompson; M. Carlson; M. Musingo; R. Singer; 3rd Row: B. Bogaczyk; S. Kshir; T. Llewellyn; T. Kreger; R. Brown; J. Bogaczyk; K. Mundis; B. Brion; 4th Row: J. Adams, Mgr.; S. Brion. Mgr.; E. Lu- cas; B. Carey; R. Griswold; G. Miller r 87 Take it and run. Mike hurdling to victory. 88 Bill in good form. Why did he give this rotten thing to me The boys track team roared through a 14 win 2 loss season and were crowned the 1982 NTL Champs. It was a young but experienced group that forged together the team effort necessary to win the League Championship. Senior Tim Llewellyn was the top scorer for the Panthers and was league champ in the 100 and 400. Tim set a school record in the 1600 relay this season along with Kyle Mundis (League Champ in the 1600), Rock Griswold and team captain Bob Brion. Doug O’Conners was the tops in the League triple jump, our strongest event (O’Conners, Llewellyn, Carlson took I, 2, 3) Mike Carlson blasted the soph, record in the high hurdles. Dan Wheeler always placed high with the intermediate hurdles. Senior Glenn Miller led the team in the shot and discus while Mike Thompson took the league crown in the javelin. Brion Carey held the pole vault duties all season and junior Bill Toothaker really came on in the sprints and the high jump. Rick Brown developed into a fine 3200 meter man and he and Mark Lawson and Todd Watkins did well with the relay duty. The team was hempered by injuries most of the season. But, with the champion- ship on the line, the boys put it together and won. Memories should include the snowstorms, the rain at the league championships and the District 4 Meet held in a van because of the rain. We'll never forget the kamikaze pole vaulters and false start specialists. Rick's final kick. Check out that stride! BLUE AND WHITE, Docs this belong to our team? Top to Bottom: G. Cruikshank. S. Hilfiger. C. Davis. L. Zimmer. A. Vtani- kowski. T. Watkins. J. Dwyer. K. Tapponc Nobody Breathe!! FIGHT, FIGHT!! Cheering on our football team. 90 LET’S BIG BLUE!! 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The North Penn Student Council wanted everyone to become involved for the Wellsboro football game and that was the main reason for the Spirit Week. It was also a building time for traditions. One of these was the Spirit Award. This was a competition for points and was awarded to the Class of 1982 and the Class of 1984. It was their reward for being the leaders and promoters of spirit. It is hoped that these traditions will carry on and grow to make each year the best ever. 5T0A1P THE HORNETS This girdle is killing me! This candle stands for all the heck we raised. Our Alma Mater North Penn High . . . 1 can't believe they want my autograph! I can’t wait to get out of here! 99 1982 was a vintage year for the chorus when they took on the task of putting on the Broadway production of “The Sound of Music” by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. It is a true story of the von Trapp family that took place in Austria in about 1938. At the end of February, the scores arrived and the process of casting, building scenery, making cos- tumes, and learning lines began. Two major prob- lems existed. They were the many changes required, and the problems of the gym’s acoustics. Like al- ways, there were also minor obstacles to overcome. For example, keeping serious in a serious, mushy scene, or having to kiss someone you never even THOUGHT of kissing. Other problems included Doesn't Moose look sophisticated? The halls were alive finding parts to costumes, keeping sets in tip-top condition, lighting, and the constant fear of some of the characters getting the flu. However, through constant experimentation and concentrated rehearsal by everyone, cast and stage crew alike, these obstacles were overcome. Lighting A little of the required “hustle-bustle”, to pull off a play. with the Sound of Music Director and Cinematographer Tina Brazda worked out all of the prob- lems with lighting and filming and kept us in the spotlight when neces- sary. During the final week, the gymnasium was converted into a theater and we PRACTICED, PRACTICED, PRACTICED! Luckily, neither one of our leads, Cathy Thomas or Mike Musingo, lost their voice, and no one in the cast got sick, but even up to dress rehearsal, some costumes and scenery still had to be made. Although there were many times when we thought we wouldn’t make it, and almost quit, something kept us going and Friday night when the curtain opened, all systems were GO! and North Penn put on one of the finest stage productions ever. By Wenda Wood (in collaboration with Mr. Wood) Are those outfits really made of curtains? Did you know our school had so many women of the faith? Hat Day!!! The Flying Nun?! Sergeant Miller, at your service. This hat hides mv cone Earth calling Mrs. Koemig! Do ou know what's under mv hat??!! Howdy. Dcbby Minnv Pearl” Delosa! I thought this hat would keep the sun out of my eyes. Wendy of the Wild. Wild West 102 Q U e e n s a n Maple Sugar Robin Trevino c a n d i d a t e s Flaming Foliage Pam Ogden Homecoming Tracy Watkins Laurel Festival Joline Connelly 103 Homecoming Charge!! Dot riding high. Now what do I do, Randy? 1981 Queen Tracy Watkins accepts her bouquet from 1980 queen Mar- ion Bond. The queen and her court (I. toR) Karen Tapponc. Cinny Cooper. Trace Watkins Queen. Cheryl Payne first Run- ner-Lp. Dot Jones. Gail Krause No applause, just throw money! Gail Krause 1981 The beauty of the day was surpassed only by the beauty of the queens, as North Penn celebrated Homecoming 1981. Despite a fine effort on the foot- ball field, the Panthers came up short on the score- board to Montgomery. At half-time, Tracy Watkins was crowned 1981 Homecoming Queen by our prin- cipal Mr. William Hurley and 1980 Homecoming Queen, Marion Bond. A dance at the High School ended an exciting day ... P 105 I9KI Homecoming Queen Miss Tracy Watkins!! Cinny Holding on for dear life. The class of ’82 Graduates! Did those kids forget about graduation? The class of 1982 had one of the finest commencement exercises to be found. It all started with the sweaty palms, breaths being held, shaking-all-the- while processional. Once we all made the stage, we looked out on all the familiar faces, and as a result, became calm. Next, our speaker. Miss Amy Kelchner gave us a tremendous, meaningful ad- dress that really was aimed at our class. This made many of us anxious to run off to college and other places in the world, and made the rest very sad. Finally, we got the chance to grab our diplomas, re- place our tassles, and run off the stage! And I mean run!!! Once we were out of the school, we all realized that this was it; no more homeroom, no more games, no more school. We had our sad good- byes, hugs, tears, and dreams of futures — unknown. Our class, no matter how far away we get from each other, will always be as close as we were in midst of North Penn High. Holy Smokes am I nervous! I can’t believe it! Lynn's in step! We’re all really going to miss Robin! 106 We’re On Our Way!!! Look out world here we come! Everyone knows who these two are! I can't believe they let ME graduate! Like Father, like daughter! I’ve gotta get out of this dress! 107 Class of 1982 Baccalaureate B.P.W. Award — Cheryl Davis S.T.E.A. Scholarship — John Erway Girls' Physical Fitness Award — u Pam Ogden ■ 110 Key Club Award — Randy Nellis Boys' Physical Fitness Award — Bob Brion Firemens Awards — James Cleveland, Tina Brazda. Randy Sampson 3rd Place in Ready Writing Contest — Amy Wood Outstanding Male Female Athletes — Tim Llewellyn, Pam Ogden Laurel Festival Candidate — Joline Connelly Carol receiving her Varsity Letters Other Award Winners included: John Phil- lips Sousa Award to Randy Sampson and Mike Musingo, Most Valuable Girls Bas- ketball and Track Awards to Carol Freder- ick, Most Valuable Baseball to Doug O'Connors, Most Valuable Boys Basket- ball — Dan Dinnison, Most Valuable Foot- ball — Dan Kruzejewski, Most Valuable Volleyball — Connie Cruikshank, Friends of the Library Scholarship — Wenda Wood, Packer Scholarships — Connie Cruikshank and John Erway, Interpace Scholarship — Cindy Cooper, First Citi- zens National Bank Scholarships went to Elaine Bombaski, Heidi Bogart, and Con- nie Cruikshank, and the Joyce Lisowski Memorial Award went to Cheryl Davis. 111 1 Our Principal, William Hurley So. Tioga Superintendent, William Snee Mr. Musingo, Guidance Counselor Mr. Swezey, Custodian Standing: Mrs. Passmore, Sitting: Mrs. Wilson, School Nurses Standing: Mrs. Bowens, Sitting: Mrs. Novitske, Secretaries 114 Mrs. Wojcik, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Zachowski: Mrs. Mahosky — Cafeteria Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Hall — Librarians Mrs. Nienheuser, Mr. Knaus, Mrs. Unangst — English 115 Mr. Brown, Mr. Muto, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Dwyer History Mr. Callahan. Mr. Bogaezyk. Mr. Trowbridge — Math Mrs. Manikowski — English Mr. Wood Music Mrs. Muto — Mr. Unangst — Phys. Ed. Mrs. Miller — Home-Ec 117 Nice hil! I'm almost done! The “Little Drummer Boys.’ Jimmcr “The Arab” Oh my gosh, he knew the answer! 122 Hey, What's going on? I'll say it ONE more time! Whose bright idea was it to come golfing? You kids are going to flunk! ✓ Wishes the Class of “82” the best in the years ahead. J.P. 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