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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1985 volume:

nee pon ime The Shining Kingdom Carpenter St. Blossburg, Pa. 16912 ince history had been recorded from the memory of the wisest and most scholarly sages, the bravest knights and the fairest maidens have arisen from the Great Kingdom of the North, located in the northern most reaches of the Great Wilderness of Penn. These noble people flew as their banner a large blue Panther on a field of white. Thus these valient people became known as The Panthers of North Penn.” Therefore, these Panthers of the North Penn were guided and protected by a indomitable force, an omnipo- tent power derived from deep in the bowels of the uni- verse, and this force they named Spirit.” This was the force that made the Panthers of North Penn unscatha- ble, not only in flesh but also in mind and fellowship. Their Spirit” could not be driven asunder, not by the sword, or in the arts. Thus they went into games of sport, merriment, or scholarly endeavor on fire steeds, garbed in fine rainment as was the guise of that time. Guided by their Spirit,” until they stood victorious in the sight of all men. 2 Theme m '' � 11 ” r f i( 3 hus, now our tale doth unfold beginning with you Seniors quite bold A tale of great maidens, fine steeds and tis fitting their tale now be told. In this kingdom lived men of impeccible taste, craftsmen of skill and maidens of outstanding grace. The legends shall be told until no man remains alive of the Great Kingdom of the North and of its Class of 85.” VLJ j3aJi er Shine. flojcLtyyJc James fiojcLCTjjA. Su.sa.fL jSo JCLr£ Qo-ry Career 4 Seniors rtL ULLAjC. Qal Q-re.c r J £Lnxl.y tJ CLCLCdon 'JEr ojy OocL j ones Seniors 5 Jifitty jCcyindoski Shelly .crwt. PIolt c y Lui z haws '.Ja-tni Jiarvin- flcLfLcly CauJ y Ca.re.y pic, JftzaX 6 Seniors ——■ Patty ArlLy JfjJLtldy AenxLricjc J)ayicL Jircyc-r S iera-fiA: S ie.fLaju S ie. .Lenfee.ryzr ferny Shyf u-Lefe ki Z-5a. S- oilc .- : feoLSi JL Yr To TiUUl a.«an. ISA , v,.c, feyiAe ic, ) e.£ole.r $ Seniors Aim. VdL jLitlcLcl Vfic.kfKA-A-' tSkz l Vficjtrl: La.n. infilli£Lf u5 yiic nel rfiLsotL. yixrze We didn’t see anything! Really, it wouldn’t start until 9:30!! Not another worksheet please! Seniors 2 5 £) Homecoming ’84 How can one sum up Homecoming 1984? They were the best of times. They were the worst of times. A day of celebration and festivity taint- ed by poor weather and a heartbreaking loss. But the day was not dreary for every one. Paula Carey found the silver lining in those stromy clouds as she was crowned 1984 Homecoming Queen, Kim Wells, also found a place in the sun as runnerup. For the Football team, whose early lead slowly melted away to a 30-21 loss to the Canton Warriors, the day seemed less cheery as things just didn’t seem to work out as planned. Even the cheerleaders, those grid-iron geishas, were forced to down jackets and sweaters as the mer- cury plunged to uncomfortable levels. In conclusion. Homecoming 1984 can be called a microcosm of the world, joy co- existing with disappointment, but the joy is what is remembered. The Queen and her court. Kim Wells. First runnerup. Homecoming Queen '84. Paula Carey. 10 Homecoming Paula receiving her crown. Steve Brion going back for a pass. Move on down .. . Heading for a touchdown. Coaches, filled with anticipation. Homecoming II Amy Baker — Basketball I. 2-. Track 2. 3. 4i Volley- ball 2s Yearbook I. 2; Key Club I. 2, 3. 4, President 4; Camera Club 2, 3. Newspaper I; Class Secretary 3.4 Anne Bogaczyk — Camera Club I. 2, 3-, G.A.A. I. 2: Library Assistant I, 2, 3 Jim Bogaczyk — Basketball I, 2. 3. 4-, Football I. 2. 3, 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4i Key Club 4; Varsity Club 3. 4 Mike Bogaczyk — Football I, 2. 3, 4 Susan Bogart — Cheerleading 3, 4; Library Assis- tant I. 2. 3, 4. 5.6; Yearbook 4; Student Council 3, 4; Newspaper I. 2. 3. 4; National Flonor Society I. 2, 3-, Band I, 2. 3, 4. 5.6. Vice-President 5; Drama Club 3, 4; Wind Ensemble I. 2, 3, 4, 5 Shareen Bubacz — Basketball I, 2. 3; Football Stats. 2. 3. 4i Library Assistant I, 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4s Newspaper 3; Band I. 2. 3. 4. 5, 6s Basketball Stats 4 Paula Carey — Basketball I, 2, 3. 4; Track I, 2. 3, 4: Volleyball 3. 4; Library Assistant I. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4-, Business Manager 4s Varsity Club 3, 4 s G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4s Newspaper 3. 4. Co-editor 4s Na- tional Honor Society I. 2. 3s Band I. 2, 3.4,5.6s Class Treasurer 3, 4 Jackie Chase — Camera Club 2. 3. 4s G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Robin Cheyney — Camera Club 2, 3,4s G.A.A. 1.2, 3. 4s Band 2. 3. 4, 5. 6s Drama Club 4. Treasurer 4 Francine Davies — Basketball I. 2, 3, 4s Track 2, 4s Volleyball 1.2. 3.4s Cheerleading 1.2. 3s Yearbook 2. 3.4, Co-editor 4s Student Council 2. 3,4, 5.6s Presi- dent 6s Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4s G.A.A. 3. 4s N.H.S. 2, 3. 4s Band I. 2s Foreign Language I. 2s Homecoming Candidates B.P.W. Girl of the Month of December c) 14 Senior Directory Darla English — Key Club Is Camera Club Is Business Club 4 Cindy Erway — Library Assistant I. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6s Student Council Is Camera Club 1.2, 3,4s G.A.A. 2, 3, 4s Drama Club 3 Gale Greer Track Stats 3s Volleyball Stats 3, 4s Student Council 3, 4s Key Club 3. 4. Secretary 4s G.A.A. 2. 3, 4 Rodney Haddow — Chess Club 2, 3. 4 Sheri Holleman — Band I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Randy Isaacson — Class President 3s Chess Club 4s Drama Club 4 Tod Jones — Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3. 4s Key Club 3. 4s Patty Kelly — Basketball I. 2. 3, 4. Captain 4s Track 2. 3. 4s Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading I, 2. 3s Yearbook 2, 3. 4, Co-editor 4s Student Council I, 2, 3, 5, 6s Key Club 4s Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary — Treasurer 4s G.A.A. 3, 4s Ski Club Is Class Vice- President 4s Bandfront I, 2. 3s Homecoming Candi- dates BPW Girl of the Month of January Randy Kendrick — Basketball 1.2. 3.4s Football 2. 3, 4. Captain 4s Track 2. 3, 4s Student Council 2. 3. 4s Blast Representative 3, 4s Ski Club 3. 4s President 4 Shelly Lowe — Library Assistant Is Yearbook 2, 3, 4s Track 2. 3. 4 Tami Marvin — Track 3; Cheerleading 2. 3.4s Year- book I. 2. 3, 4s G.A.A. 3. 4s Newspaper 3. 4s Band I. 2. 3, 4s Drama Club 3. 4s Girls Track Stats 3s Varsity Club 4s Drama Club Vice-President 4 Tracy Mase — Football 4 Senior Directory 15 Don't hit me!! Country music hits North Penn? Just one bite, please? Frankenstein’s Bride? 16 Senior Candids 53 Mr. Smith's pet. Senior Candids 17 Lisa practicing her break-dancing Cosmopolitan’s next Editor? Carey McNeal — Camera Club 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3; Drama Club 3; Maple Sugar Sweetheart Representative Cinda Miller — Track I; Camera Club I, 2, 3-, G.A.A. I. 2 Wendy Minyo — Basketball 2; Track 2, 3; Cheer- leading 4-, Yearbook I. 2, 3, 4s Student Council 4-, Camera Club 3; G.A.A. 3-. Newspaper 3. 4i Band I. 2. 3, 4, 5; Girls Track Stats 3 Bob Moyers — Chess Club 2. 3 Lisa Mundis — Track 2. 3; Volleyball 3-, Cheerlead- ing 3,4s Yearbook 1,2. 3.4; G.A.A. I, 2, 3,4; Newspa- per 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society I. 2. 3 Bill Novitske — Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3, 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4 Linda Nybeck — Library Assistant Is Yearbook 3,4s Camera Club 2. 3. 4s Girls Intramurals I. 2 Kim O’Conners — Basketball I, 2, 3s Track I. 2, 3, 4s Volleyball I. 2, 3. 4, Captain 4s G.A.A. 3. 4s Bus. Club 4 David Owens — Football I. 2, 3, 4. Track 3 Ron Ritt — Basketball 1.2. 3.4. Captain 4s Football 4s Track 3. 4s Student Council 3s Key Club 4s Varsity Club 3, 4s National Honor Society 3, 4 Greg Ruberto — Basketball 1.2. 3.4s Varsity Club 3. 4s National Honor Society 3. 4s Class President 4 Shenane Shellenberger — Key Club 3s Camera Club I, 2. 3s G.A.A. I. 2s Ski Club I Senior Directory Sandy Shelman — Library Assistant Is Student Council I; Camera Club I. 2. 3, 4s G.A.A. I. 2. 3s Drama Club 3, 4, Secretary 3 Amy Shypulefski — Track 2, 3s Cheerleading 4s Library Assistant I. 2s Yearbook 2, 3, 4s Camera Club I, 2. 3,4s G.A.A. 2, 3,4s Newspaper I. 2, 3, 4, Co- editor 4s National Honor Society 4s Drama Club 4 Andy Smith — Track 3 Lisa Stoudt — Basketball 2, 3s Track I, 2, 3, 4s Vol- leyball 2s G.A.A. Is Flaming Foliage Representative Marsha Strange — Track I. 2. 3. 4s Student Council 4s Camera Club I. 2, 3,4s G.A.A. 2. 4s Ski Club 2. 3.4s Drama Club 3. President 3 Bobbi Jo Vroman — Volleyball 3, 4s G.A.A. 4 Steve Wagaman — Chess Club 3.4s Drama Club 3.4 Annette Webster — G.A.A. 2s Camera Club 2. 3 Kim Wells — Track I. 2. 3, 4; Volleyball 2s Yearbook 3,4s Varsity Club 3.4s Camera Club 2. 3.4; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4s Ski Club 3, 4s Class Vice-President 3 Sven Wigert — Chess Club 3. 4s Drama Club 3. 4 Mike Wilson — Basketball 1.2. 3,4s Football 1.2. 3,4s Track I. 2. 3, 4s Varsity Club 3, 4 Marie Zuke — Varsity Club 3. 4s Track I. 2. 3. 4 Senior Directory 19 Senior Superstars Most likely to succeed. Randy and Paula Seniors 20 Super Tod and Kim. most outgoing. Dale and Alan, most flirtatious Senior class mouses. Carey and Craig. Francine and Dave, class brown nosers. Patty and Greg, the cutest couple. Super Seniors The odd couple. Tim and Bobbie Jo. Ron and Marsha, most hyper. Lisa and Randy, the senior class clowns. Wildest in the Class of ’85 are Lisa and Bill Friendliest seniors are Jim and Robin. Patty and Mike, most athletic. Spreading spirit are Tod and Susan Super Seniors Let's see you do it! Marsha in total concentration. Zeke going for a ride with the gang? Yes I can hit the ball! Gale and her surprise present. Super Seniors 23 Senior Vital Statistics ... Name Birthday Nickname Pet Peeve James J. Bogaezyk II June 19, 1967 Jimmer Class of '85 Susan Bogart Sept, 5, 1967 Rudolph Underclassmen Gregory Scott Brooks Aug. 25. 1966 Trout none Shareen Bubacz June 13. 1967 BJ Dave Owens Paula Carey June 16, 1967 Paula People with long finger- nails Jaqueline Chase April 19, 1967 Jackie Marsha Strange Robin Cheyney Aug. 23. 1967 Smooth People who think they are better than everyone else Franeine Davies May 30. 1967 Franeine Juniors Cindy Erway April 10. 1967 Cindy Someone who thinks they are never wrong Gale Greer Oct. 13, 1967 Gale Dave Owens Sheri Holleman Oct. 4, 1967 Duck Dave Owens Randy Isaacson Sept. 28, 1967 Zeke People who mispro- nounce Sword or Bermu- da Triangle Tod Jones Aug. 29. 1967 Jonesy Anybody taller than me Patty Kelly June 16, 1967 Patty Mrs. Koernig Randy Kendrick Nov. 17, 1966 Spindo Zuke Cinda Miller Jan. 27, 1966 Cinda Marsha Strange Carey McNeal Aug. 30. 1967 Rabbit Dave Harer Lisa Mundis June 9. 1967 Pudgie Tall people Linda Nybeck April 27. 1967 Hudda Holley twins Kim O'Connors Feb. 28. 1967 Grace none David Owens Dec. 12. 1966 Cat football coaches Ron Ritt Sept. II, 1967 Richie none Greg Ruberto May 4. 1967 Bird Mr. Brown’s P.O.D. class Amy Shypulefski Oct. 19, 1967 Amy Teachers who don't cor- rect their own papers Lisa Stoudt Jan. 9. 1967 Nez Mike Wilson Marsha Strange Aug. 18, 1967 Masha Mr. Warrens checkered golf pants Kim Wells Oct. 17, 1967 Wellsy Goody two shoes Alan Williams July 20. 1967 Alan David Owens Mike Wison Jan. 19. 1967 Dill Short people Arietta Wood April 2, 1967 Arietta Sue Ann Montague 24 Senior Slats. How vital are they? Teacher Favorite Food Ambition Probability Mr. Muto Sub Bum Be rich Mrs. Unangst Macaroni Cheese TV Newscaster Unemployed Mr. Smith Pizza Work Out of work Mrs. Snyder Shrimp French Fries Go to College 6 Graduate Go to Morris Run S get stuck Mr. Trowbridge Pizza Go to College § get rich Flunk out of College Mr. Warren Potato Soup Flave a date with Mr. Bruck- lacher Be Mrs. Dave Love Mr. Unangst Pizza Go to College Cry Poverty Mr. Warren Ice Cream Be a Business Executive Be a Household Execu- tive Mr. Warren Shrimp Go to College Join the Airforce Mr. Brucklacher Pizza Go into Business Adminis- tration Go into the wrong Busi- ness Mr. Warren Chocolate Be a Nurse Be a cleaning lady Carl Sagan Shrimp Chow Mein Corporate Lawyer Become a Shyster Mr. Miller Lasagna Computer Programmer Be a Busboy Mr. Unangst Shrimp Salad Accounting Clerk Be a Supermarket Clerk Mr. Miller Pizza IBM Manager A Sewer Plant manager Mr. Warren Pizza Make a pile of money An Alcoholic Mr. Warren Pizza Go to College Be happy rich Mrs. Unangst Pizza Be a Special Ed. Teacher A Special Ed. student none Doritos Complete school complete school Mr. Miller Pizza Be Mrs. Karl Wickman Be Mrs. Karl Wickman Mr. Warren Tortilla Chips Go into the service Go into the service Mr. Warren Strawberry Shortcake Custodian A Janitor Mr. Warren Pizza Architect Industrial Arts teacher Mrs. Snyder Chocolate Tour the World Tour the Wellsboro Grand Canyon Mr. Warren Spagetti Go to College Go to College Mr. Knaus Big Mac Travel around the World Make it to Cherry Flats Mr. Warren Corned Beef Move to Florida go to col- lege Move to Florida go to College Mr. Unangst Pizza Go into the Airforce Join the Airforce Mr. Miller Pizza Be a garbage man Be a Lotto Winner Mrs. Unangst Pizza Secretary Be a gopher Senior Slats. 25 2 5s Can you identify these munchkins? 1. aaulP yareC 2. nnciearF vasiD 3. gGre otubreR 4. nnaeeSh eelleerrSgbhn ( ££ 26 Baby Pictures 5. dainl kNceyb 6. yAm iupsSliyhkfs 7. eehSran uBbcaz 8. kaP Mttiey yKlel 9. kaeJci shCea 10. dWnye yolVIni 11. riaMe ueZk 12. miTa iranMv nd in this magic realm, were found the hopes of all their tomorrows. The young, the treasure of the land, light- hearted and innocent, devoid of all sorrows. Reflected the purity of these people, possess- ing an energy from which the Kingdom did borrow. diplomatic quill as e conquered on the fi Underclassmen 27 ADAMS, Justin BENDER, Lonna BERGUSON. Todd BOGACZYK. Kenny BOINSKE, Paul BOMBASKI. Jolie BOMBASKI. Kelly BOND, Rob BOWER, Sherri BRION, Steve CAREY. Pam CAREW, Clara COWAN, Barb DAHLGREN. Mary Ann DAKE. Chuck DAWSON. Brian DEMING. Tyke DOWLING. Ronald ECKMAN. John FORD. Michael HAYNES. Missy HILFIGER. Tim HODDER. Jill KRAUSE. Scott KRAUSE. Susan MAHOSKY. John MANIKOWSKI. Greta MARRINER. Mike MARTIN. Theresa McCAULEY, Laurie 28 Junior Class MILLER. Charles MILLER. Scott MILLS, Solomon MOKRZYNSKI, Maria MONTAGUE. Sue MORGAN, Wendy MOYERS, Tammi NYBECK. Denise O’CONNERS. Jim OGDEN. Debbie O’REE, David PAGE, Kenny PIDA, David POWERS, Julious REED, Jeremy SCHELL. Chris SCHMOUDER. Tina SHELMAN. Alan SKAEHILL. Jon SMITH. Eric TALLEY. Chris TONER. Kelly TREVINO. Chris TROWBRIDGE. Denise WAX. Phil WELCH. Sherry WEMESFELDER. Kelly WIGERT, Steffan WINDER. Lisa WITUSHYNSKY. Karey Junior Class 29 Jr. Class officers — Sec. Denise Trowbridge. Vice Pres. R.J. Dowling. Pres. J. Hodder. Treas. S. Kraus. Don't you dare!! Hello out there. Turn around? BHHBB | 30 Jr. Candids Hey. how s it going? Smilin Sol. Jr. Candids 31 Tammi and all her friends Broome Hilda and Hagar the Horrible 32 Junior Candids A victory sign from two losers Al getting ready for another trip to Elmira Junior Candids 33 LEVINDOSKI. Pat LOWE. Phylis MASE. Jessica MOORE. Kelly NOWAKOWSKI, John NOWAKOWSKI. Kathy OGDEN. Dianne OGDEN. Jerry O’REE. Chris PARKER. Missy PAYNE. Doug PEOUIGNOT. John ROUPP. Michelle SCHEERER. Bobbi Jo STARKS. Mark BOGACZYK. Tony BOGACZYK. Vincent BOLLINGER. Dianna BRAZDA. Cindy CAREY. Shelly CAREY, Sherry CONNELLY. Laurie DAKE, Rick DAUPHINIAS, Stephanie DeHAVEN. Ted DRINKWINE. Amy EDWARDS. Nicole ELLISON. Patty EVANS, Nancy FLEMING. Joyce HEICHEL, Ty HULSLANDER. Marsha HULSLANDER, Robert KIM. Dan KOSTOVICK. Dan Sophomore Class THORPE. Fred TREAT, Dawn WELCH. Don WIGERT. Christina WILSON, Michelle Stark raving mad!! Sophomore Class 35 A future W.A.C.C. Pack?? Please, let us outl The blind leading the blind?? Cindy’s super serve! Treas. J. Fleming. Pres. P. Levindoski. V. Pres. S. Carey. Sec. P. Lowe Diane at her locker again? Ty. graduate of Mr. T’s School of Charm. 36 Sophomore Class Phylis rising to the occasion! Hey. I did it! Pat trying to look innocent. Sophomore Class 37 Forget it! Praying won’t help. SB Sophomore Candids Farrah posing for the camera. idf i Deadly Don — Lady Killer! Amy and her major — FOOD!! The Ivory Look. Loch Ness Less. Sophomore Candids 39 KOSTOVICK. Joe KRAUSE. Sherri KRAUSE. Suzie KREGER. Scott KUHN. Brian LLEWELLYN. Holly LAUDENSLAGER, Charles MAHONSKI. Pamela MARTIN, Margaret MILLER, Andrea MINYO. Jeff MUNDIS. Dale PAGE. Russell PAYNE, Julie AIELLO. Adrian ATKINSON. Timothy BARNHARDT. Brenda BARNHARDT. Rhodia BARTLETT. Lori BENDER. Lynette BROOKS. Gayle CHAMBERLAIN. Kary DAUPHINAIS, Michelle DAVIS. Tim DAWSON. Bruce DEMING. Lee Ann ERWAY, Paul FARRELL. Heather HALL, Jeffrey HARDING. Jill HILFIGER. Robert HOLLEY. Robin HOLLEY, Roxanne HONSTINE. Melinda 40 Freshman Class PEQUIGNOT. Bryon PRISET, Mark RITT. Lisa RUNYAN. Jeffrey SHELMAN, Brian SMITH, Connie SMITH. Michael STEVENS. Edward TAYLOR. Wendy TONER. Shawn WARREN, Robert WEBSTER. Judy WELCH. Sheila WELK. John WHEELER. John WHEELER. Leanne WILKINS. Kelly WILSON, Stacey WINDER. Jeff WOODWARD. Eban v t WRIGHT. Kim NO! It's spelled all are. not all ez!l 2 5© Freshman Class 41 Brian, sharpening your pencil? Lovely. Luscious. Lovable Lisa Mr. Crawford’s pencil sharpener. Where’s sis? 9th Grade 43 Now what are we doing? Where did that come froml 44 9th grade candids f r BACHMAN, James BECK,Ron BLACK, Roger BOMBASKI. Jill BOWENS, Robb HAYS. Kim HEICHEL. Carla HILBORN, Lisa KSHIR, Lynn LEVINDOSKI. Frank BROWN. Rodney CAREW, Terri CHEVALIER, Larry COWAN, Eric DAHLGREN, Thomas DAVIS. Kris DAVIS, Michelle ENGLISH. John FARRELL. Erin FOX. Patty FROST. Stephen GASPER. Sharlene HADLEY. Rob HARDING, Raymond HARER. Michael LIVERMORE. Amy LLOYD, Jeremy MAHOSKY. Dusty MANIKOWSKI. Jeff MANWARING, Michelle McCAIN, Rhonda McCLURE. Brian MEYERS. Michelle MILLER, Matt MILLER, Howard 46 8th Grade MOORE, Alan MORGAN, Tonya NOWAKOWSKI. Kristie OGDEN, Billie Jo OGDEN, Jennifer PIERCE. Dawn ROUPP. Kathleen SHERANT. Amy SHYPULEFSKI, Brent SMITH, Landon STEVENS. Pat STOCUM, Leo TREVINO. Steve WATKINS. Kelly WIGERT. Monika A ' A WITUSHYNSKY, Lynette WOOD, Terry Now Really! 8th Grade 47 Super Subs waiting their turn. 48 8th grade candids Lynette. doing the Volley Bop? Did you? Sth grade candids 49 What a Fox! Jeff Looking for Vanessa Williams. Is it Friday yet? Curley and Larry? Where’s Mo? Look ma! No cavities! 50 8th grade candids Hey. there's Zubia! Ed. looking for a friend Would I do anything wrong? 3th grade candids 51 BACON, Florence BAILEY. Mary Anne BERGUSON. Kevin BERGUSON, Scott BOGACZYK. Rhonda BOINSKI. Teri BROWN. Lisa BUCK. Joann CAREW. Joseph DAILEY. Christine DAUPHINAIS. Dennis ENGLISH. Linda FLEMING. Gordon FORD. Renee HENENWAY. Cammy HILBORN. Lon JOHNSON. Jack JONES, Heidi KELLY. William KENYON. Brad KIM, Christopher KOSTOVICK. Ann KUHN. Angel LLOYD. Pam MARRINER. Tina MARTIN, Tina MARVIN. Eleanor MOORE, Ron NAYLOR. Brian NY BECK. Amy OAKES. Brian OLSON, Carl PARKER. Chris PEOUIGNOT, Brenda PLUMLEY. Todd � Seventh Grade RANDISE. Deborah SCHMOUDER. Robert SHATTUCK. Anthony SHERANT, Sylvia SMITH. Christopher STARKS. John STEVES. Pamela STOUDT. Kimberly WARREN. Todd WHEELER. James WICKMAN. Gary WILCOX. William WILSON. Timothy WOOD, Michael WOODWARD. William ' I No. I’m writing HISTORY notes!! Hey! Where's my menu? Seventh Grade 53 I bet you can't do this, this long! What’s the name of your motorcycle? 54 Seventh Candids Yea. I’m innocent! Earth calling Booper I Now what is his phone number? 7th grades Little Dimpled Darling. Seventh Candids 57 2S'SZs) Vizards of the kingdom f nest in the land e pells and incantations • 0v formed by skillful caring hands Theyf toiled and they pondered thru the long and frigid night for t make the feeble learned and changtf|darkness into light. Thejtf harnessed the mighty spirit and placed it to good use. Instruction and enlightenment for all men was their crux. fr, • A The Boss!!! To the class of 1985: I have known many of you in the graduating class of 1985 from the first day you entered our schools. It has been my pleasure to watch you grow, both mentally and physically, into fine young men and women. We at North Penn are very proud of you and your achievements over the past thirteen years and you leave us with many fond memories. May I wish each of you a sincere good luck” in whatever endeavor of life you may elect to choose. Your Principal. William M. Hurley ABOVE LEFT: The captain at the Bridge . LEFT: A friendly pass check. ABOVE: Counting your calories? Faculty 59 To the Class of 85 The poet Kahlil Gebran wrote in his poem On Children”: You may give them your love but not your thoughts. For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls. For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow. which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. from The Prophet With you I have had the opportunity to look through the door to tomorrow, and because of you I have liked what I’ve seen. Your friend, Mrs. Unangst Above Right: Mrs. Susan Unangst — English Above: Mrs. Helen Manikowski — English Right: Mr. Donald Knaus — English 60 Faculty Mr. Brad Brown — P.O.D. BELOW LEFT: Mr. James Warren — History BELOW: Mr. John Muto — History To the Class of 1985, For six years, you have been students at North Penn as we have worked together in getting you prepared to meet the challenges of the real world”. There were certainly good times for you and a few not as memorable as you recall your high school days. But from my viewpoint, the good memories far outweigh others as far as the Class of 1985 is concerned. Your teacher and friend, James A. Warren Faculty 61 To the Class of 1985: Many fine Senior classes have passed thru the halls of North Penn since 1955 — the class of 1985 is one of these. It has been my pleasure to know most of the graduat- ing class. It is said that an individual gains insight into the ways of life from all those he or she comes in contact with. I know I have become a better person from having known the class of 1985. Hearty Congratulations and Best Wish- es, R.C. Miller Science — Mr. Ron Miller Science — Mr. Gary Ruberto 62 Faculty French — Mrs. Barb Koernig Use your paper release lever!” Look at your book — not at your keyboard!” Assets have debit balances! Proofread your as- signment before handing it in!” Read your instructions!” I don't know how many times I've re- peated those statements, nor the number of times the students have rolled their eyes at me for always making those statements. Seniors, it is now the time for you to take the skills and the knowledge that you have learned and do your very best to utilize them either in college or in your career. That's all any teacher can ask. Remember, though, that learn- ing does not stop at high school or college graduation, but it will con- tinue throughout your entire life. Keep learning! I wish each one of you a suc- cessful and happy life. Sincerely, Mrs. Caryl Barnhart Snyder Spanish — Mr. James Scott Business — Mrs. Caryl Snyder Faculty 63 Math — Mr. William Trowbridge Math — Mr. James Callahan Art — Mrs. Rita Bower Math — Mr. James Bogaczyk To the Senior Class May your future bring you happiness and contentment in whatever you decide to do. Enjoy what you have control of, tolerate what you cannot control, and control what you enjoy. James Bogaczyk 64 Faculty To the Class of 1985, The road ahead may get rocky, but if we are positive about the way we steer our lives and head for our goals, that road will reward you. Regardless of your goal, be it col- lege. a job or whatever, be sure and put all your attention on what your doing at the time. Plan to work and strive for what you want out of life each day. Keep smiling and stay happy as your goal is down the road. Your friend. Dawn Bell Above. North Penn s Nurse Goodbody. Left: Special Education — Miss Marty Cunnion AboveLeft: Special Education Department Teachers — Mrs. Karen Fry and Mr. Larry Smith Para-Professional — Mrs. Dawn Bell Faculty 65 Office Secretary — Mrs. Doris Novitske Faculty 67 RIGHT Our own Betty Crocker HIIOW Cafeteria Staff Mr . Wojcik. Mr . Zuchow ki. Mrs. Johnson BELOW LETT, Custodian Mr. Forer and Mr. Miller BELOW RIGHT, Head Custodian Mr. Mitchell Onward • • • Walt, as we have known him. Walt and his retirement cake. Walt and Gretchen showing the caricature portraits. The Spring of 1985 saw one of North Penn’s most prominent” and popular citizens move on to a new position — retirement. Mr. Walt Swezey, though only with us for 12 years, impressed all with the dedication and skill he approached the buildings and grounds under his care. But even more, was the warmth and caring so evident in his day to day dealings with students and staff. Regardless of the situation. Walt always had a smile and would somehow find the time to get things done. Helping a lost” seventh grader with a locker, repairing the broken window that couldn't stop the flight of a soft- ball. relighting a pilot light in the cafeteria, the list seemed endless! We assume he will miss his niche at North Penn, but we will certainly miss him. A good friend has moved on. n this kingdom full of sound Merriment, laughter and joy abound grand fairs and festivals filled it nights lit up by lanterns and smiles bright So does this kingdom ford through the years untouched by sorrows, pains or fears The kingdoms people are. thus be it said a wreath of laurels upon its head 70 Special Events North Penn’s Super Sub!!! Mrs. Lawson at her best. A familiar setting — the Home Ec. room. Yearbook Dedication 71 2 The phone rings! Hello. North Penn for Physics? Sure. I’ll give it a try.” And so another day begins for Mrs. Lawson. After having spent years at North Penn as a regular” (Home Economics), Mrs. Lawson now appears it seems daily as a stand in for a missing faculty member. Whether Spanish or Special Education, her compas- sion and genuine interest is evident as she tackles whatever challenges the day brings. A very popular teacher, Mrs. Lawson has not only survived the tough world of the substitute teacher but has prospered. As a principal. Mr. Hurley finds Mrs. Lawson his first choice when the need arises. This familiar, friendly face has made many days anything but a waste of time because of the absence of the regular teacher. The senior members of the 1985 Pennsonian Staff has elected to dedicate their yearbook to Mrs. Law- son in recognition of her contribution to their educa- tion during the years. We hope she continues An- swering the phone, doning her cloak and flying to school” where she so perfectly plays the role of North Penn's Super Sub. Our way of saying Thank You.” Go Into the World and Spread the Light On the evening of June 7th, 1985. 61 seniors bid farewell to the cozy confines of North Penn High School. School board members Mark Dalton and Carol Bond presented the long awaited diplomas. Class President Greg Ruberto wel- comed the family and friends of the seniors and introduced the guest speaker. Class Treasurer Paula Carey delivered the Invocation and Amy Shypfulefski delivered the Benediction. State Representative Edgar Carl- son, delivered the key note address stressing the importance of setting a goal and pursuing it with diligence. For students going on to further schooling, this includes placing studies ahead of parties. This com- ment drew some subdued groans from some individuals. In summary, the Class of 1985 went out” in fine style. ABOVE RIGHT: Relax Kim. it won't fall off. RIGHT: Where did Mr. B. say to go? ABOVE: State Representative Carlson Special Events LEFT: Last minute preparations. MIDDLE: You know what they can do with this tie! BELOW: I actually made itl LEFT: and we want $5.00 an hour back pay!” ABOVE: Wow! It’s really over! Special Events 73 Sugarbush — How sweet it was! After overcoming many obstacles, the Ski Club made what will hopefully become an annual pilgrimmage to the slopes of Vermont. Advisor Mrs. Pat Miller, chaperones, and club members reveled in the brilliant sunshine as they tackled some of the East Coast's msot challenging slopes. Despite Ron Ritt confusing skiing with Demolition Derby, all re- turned safely home with only sunburned limbs, not plaster encased. The eight hour bus rides were livened up by the wild tales of Spindo, the bickering of couples, and group trips to the (in) outhouse. Aching muscles were rejuvenated in the pool and men’s sauna (used mostly by the girls). Indeed a fine break for the mid-winter blahs! After a successful runl Seniors setting a fashion trendl Survivors of day I. Gelling ready !o leave. North Penn's tourists?? We'll never get through customs! Smiling before takeoff. Invasion During Spring Break, the Lan- guage Club spent 10 days in Europe. After a taste of life in the fast lane” in the Big Apple, it was off to Ma- drid, Spain. The dollar proved it’s value as shops were cleaned out.” A disco even played American Rock in honor of the kids from America. A long” overnight train ride brought them to Paris, the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre. Here Kerri and Denise saw a perfect woman — Venus de Milo. In London, changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace reminded all of the chaperones of their efforts to keep the lasses of North Penn away from The Army of Virginia.” BREAK A LEG!!! This year the Drama Club put on two short one-act plays. They were presented on Thursday May 25th and Friday May 26th. The first play was called Ghost of a Freshman. The cast included Tina Schmouder. Kim Flays, Tonya Morgan. Lynette Bender and Roxanne and Robin Hol- ley, who took turns at playing the Freshman. The second play was called Snowee White and the Seven Chicks.” This was about an enter- tainer who would inherit a million dollars if he married one of six eligi- ble girls. The star of the play was Steffan Wigert. who was an excel- lent Snowee White. Other cast members were: Amy Wood, Susan Bogart, Tammi Marvin, Kim Hays, Tonya Morgan. Amy and Brent Shy- pulefski, Lisa Mundis and Brian Mc- Clure. Great job guysl ABOVE: I’d put a built-in bar over here. MIDDLE: I would never name my child Otto. RIGHT: At night the ghost walks and wails. ---------------------- Listen Woody ... Going for the Gold!!! On Wednesday evening, May 22nd Academic awards were presented at North Penn High School. Patty Kelly was a frequent visitor to the podium as she won a First Citizens National Bank Scholarship and their award to the Laurel Queen, a Packer Foundation Scholarship, a B.P.W. award, and Friends of the Library Award. Ms. Paula Carey won the coveted Joyce Lisowski Award and a F.C.N. Bank Scholar- ship. Susan Bogart also won a Bank Schol- arship. and the John Phillip Sousa Award. Retiring custodian, Walt Swezey pre- sented a monetary award to the two sen- ior class members who unselfishly worked for the betterment of the school commu- nity. Greg Ruberto and Amy Baker re- ceived these awards. The faculty chose Amy Shypulefski for their Southern Tioga Education Associ- ation Award. Randy Issacson received a Bank Scholarship and Lisa Mundis and Amy Shypulefski were awarded Packer Foundation Scholarships. The highlight of the evening may have been the Dedication of the 1985 Pennson- ian by co-editor Francine Davies to a radi- ant Mrs. Lenora Lawson. North Penn's Su- per Sub was a deserving and apprecia- tive recipient. Academic Awards 77 LEFT: Yearbook Awards BELOW LEFT: American Legion Essay Award BELOW: Yearbook Dedication LEFT: B.P.W. Award ABOVE: Joyce Lisowski Award 78 Academic Awards I’m gonna be a movie starll SPRING FEVER!!! Glasses help, but masks would be better! Miss Tourist Herself. I‘m still waiting for the girls! © 5=5s Special Events 79 North Penn’s Finest The Third Annual Sports Banquet was held May 24, at Mansfield Uni- versity. Main speaker for the Kiwanis sponsored event was Dr. Kalher. Athletic Director at Millers- ville University and former coach at North Penn. North Penn again enjoyed another winning year. Coach Knaus and the boys track team won their fourth straight NTL title. Mike Wilson turned in a fine performance at states as well as being awarded the Outstanding Track Award. Members of the Varsity Volleyball team were awarded their champion- ship trophy and showed their appre- ciation to Bob Jones for his steady support throughout the years by presenting him with a team picture plaque. Coach Muto then named Bobbi Jo Vroman as MVP in volley- ball. Randy Kendrick was awarded MVP for Baseball and was honored by receiving North Penn’s Out- standing Male Athlete for 1985. Patty Kelly was honored as North Penn's Outstanding Female Athlete for 1985. Ron Ritt received MVP in Boys Basketball and Barb Frederick walked away with MVP awards in both Girl’s Basketball and Track. Tammi Marvin was given the Out- standing Cheerleading Award. All in all, it was an outstanding evening for a number of outstanding individuals. Randy and Patty. North Penn's Outstanding Athletes. Barb accepting the Outstanding Basketball Award. Coach Bogaczyk and his Basketball MVP. gO Special Events Mike receiving the Outstanding Track Award. LEFT: Tammi posing as Cheerleading MVP. ABOVE RIGHT: Is this the way it goes? ABOVE: Do I have to smile again? Special Events 81 Senior Dinner Dance The Wheel Inn was the site of a Sen- ior Dinner Dance the evening of May 24.1985. Following the prime rib dinner, Music” was provided by a country band. Candy Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Unangst really got into the sweet sounds of the bearded foursome. A guest performance by Andy and Peck didn't last long which was appre- ciated by all. Despite all the trips to the parking lot.” everyone made it home safely. The evening turned out to be a fitting finale for the Class of 85. met m Mr. U smiling for a beer commercial? He says he doesn't know how to dance. What did you say we re having to eat ? Amy flirting with Jimmer again Don't tell him that! his Kingdom was filled with peace fellowship and love of a kind that only is delivered from countenance above and bards spoke measure and jousts did abound The kingdom all bedecked for Royalty to be crowned It was a day of homecoming the sons of this land were near for the valiant sons of their kingdom who battled for Honor dear. ettfor Vrancne Davie NovitsWe Ruber o PaUY Kendrick Wilson Jim Bogaciy Paula Carey Dave Owens Marsha Strange O’Conners Vronian Ronnie Randy Isaacson Sfj icWman 85 Boga«Yk Ruberto PaltY Ronnie Novilske Carey franc Bogaciyk VV ilson Wilson Francine Davies Owens Ronnie Patty Kendrick Paula Carey NovitsWe 87 WE DID IT! WE DID IT! SCORtBOARD NPO Galeton-0 NPO Cowanesque-0 NPO Liberty-0 NP 3 Mansfield-0 NPO blkland-l NPO Wellsboro-0 NPO Williamson-0 NPO Galeton-0 NPO Cowanesque-0 NPO Liberty-0 NPO Mansfield-I NP-I blklandO NPO Wellsboro-I NPO Williamson-0 DISTRICTS NPO blkland-0 NPO Troy-0 NP-0 CantonO NPO CantonO FRONT: W. Morgan. B. Vroman. P. Kelly. P. Carey. M. Haynes Coach — Mrs. Muto BACK: K. Greer. D. Ogden. F. Davies. K. O’Conners. B. Frederick. Trying to use the Multiple Six! Kerri putting her 90-90’s to work. AWESOME!!! The P.I.A.A. mandated change in playing seasons from spring to fall marked the volleyball teams tran- sition from bridesmaid to bride . Mrs. Muto's squads have finished in second place five times within a ten year period, and this year's team dedi- cated themselves to the big win. The work started with preseason conditioning workouts in July and August to improve each play- er's strength and flexibility. For the first time. North Penn had the player depth to utilize a Multiple 6-2 offense. With the setter moving from the back- court, it gave us greater attacking and blocking po- tential. With their signature rallying cry Awe- some , the Panthers took to the courts handily de- feating each opponent. They breezed through and won the first half of the league with a 7-0 record, outscoring their opponent 236-123. They took com- mand of first place in the league after the 5th match in Elkland and maintained that lead until the 12th match. A very rewarding match in the second half was the exciting win at Wellsboro. This was only the second time a North Penn volleyball team (varsity) defeated the Hornets on their court. The second half record was marred by a defeat by visiting Elkland on Parent's Night. This meant that North Penn had to play Elkland again for the league title. However. District IV Tournament play was scheduled at Mansfield University before the title match-up. In District IV. North Penn drew Elk- land as its first match of the tournament and de- feated them quite easily. The next match was Troy which also was outmanned by North Penn. Canton proved to be the nemesis again and went on to the quarterfinals of the state tournament. (North Penn finished second to Canton in the 1983 season also). North Penn won its first N.T.L. West Volleyball Championship at Williamson on October 31 by a vic- tory over Elkland (last year’s winner). Winning that elusive number one was a thrilling moment for the team and coach. Elkland played a very determined game in this fourth meeting between the two teams, and took control of the first game 15-7. With total team effort. North Penn took the next two matches by 15-12; 15-13 scores. The spikers completed their season record at 14-1. The victory was also coach Muto's 70th win league game. This was the first year that a Northern Tier League West All-Star team was selected by the coaches and sponsored by the Star-Gazette. North Penn had two players named to that team; Captain, Kim O’Conners and Bobbi Jo Vroman. Other seniors who were vital to our success this year include Fran- cine Davies. Patty Kelly, and Paula Carey. Juniors on the squad include N.T.L. West Honor- able Mention player Barb Frederick. Deb Ogden played outstanding defense and back court passer. Lefthander Kerri Greer kept many opponents with her deceptive cross court spikes and serves. Sopho- mores, Cindy Brazda and Phylis Lowe made impor- tant contributions to the team effort. North Penn volleyball has had a long fine tradition of outstanding players and teams in the Northern Tier League since the sport was started in 1974. In echoing the words of the U.S.A. Olympic Team. — WE DID IT!!! And for the next season — WE CAN! Volleyball 89 Powerhouse Greer. 90 Varsity Volleyball Perfect sets! Please go over! Deb having a seizure? Future Footballers The 1984 North Penn Junior Panthers Football sea- son ended with a 2-4 record. The Panthers played against the teams from Canton. Cowanesque. and Wellsboro. After a season opening loss to Canton the Panthers rebounded to defeat Wellsboro. The next two games saw the Panthers lose a heart-breaking game to Can- ton 14-8. They again defeated Wellsboro 28-6. and ended with a 18-6 loss to C.V. As the year went on the junior Panthers improved each game. Eddie Stevens, the Panthers quarterback, passed for over 1,000 yards in just 6 games. A Jr. High record. With a lot of returnees coming back, the sea- son looks very promising. Must have been the anchovies. Scoreboard Canton 28 0 Wellsboro 0 27 Cowanesque 26 6 Canton 14 8 Wellsboro 6 28 Cowanesque 18 6 The FTD Man? Jr. High Football 91 PANTHER FOOTBALL, A Commitment to Excellence 92 Varsity Football The 1984 North Penn Panther Football Season was filled with ups and downs this year. After three hard fought losses to Troy, Athens, and Canton, the injury-rid- den Panthers bounced back to clip Montgomery 21-6. After a heartbreak- ing loss to Sayre in the final seconds, the Pan- thers scored a North Penn record, a 56 points in the thrashing of Wells- ville. Three disappoint- ing losses to Bucktail, Wellsboro. and Towanda had the Panthers back on their heels. The season finals had the Panthers defeating East Juniata 20-6, which left them in second place in the Mid- Penn Conference. 1st Row Phil Baldo. Greg Ruberto, Dave Owens. Mike Wilson, Dave Sabol. Bill Novitske. Randy Kendrick. Ron Ritt, Jim Bogaczyk. and Mgr. Jamie Zuke. 2nd Row Mgr. Mark Reaver. Solomon Mills. Chuck Dake, Justin Adams. Tim Hilf iger. Steve Brion. Jason Bowen. Jim O'Conners. Phil Wax. and Chris Schell. 3rd Row Marvin Pussfellow. Ricky Dake. Jeremy Read. Ty Heichel. Coaches Bill Evans. Mike Drass. Mike Silecchia. Dave Zubia. Bob Cosella, Mark Traister. Scott Brion. Bob Boyce. Bob VanNoy. and Scot: Miller. Scoreboard NP Troy 21 8 Athens 7 0 Canton 30 21 Montgomery 8 26 Sayre 8 7 Wellsville 6 56 Bucktail 27 0 Wellsboro 27 7 Towanda 28 0 Varsity Football 93 94 JV Volleyball uluuxju dyj j i j u FRONT: W. Taylor. P. Lowe. C. Brazda. K. Chamberlain. BACK: Coach Everett. H. Llewellyn. M. Parker. D. Ogden. SCOREBOARD NP 2 Galeton 0 NP 2 CV 1 NP 2 Lib. 1 NP 1 Mans. 2 NP 0 Elk. 2 NP 1 Wells. 2 NP 1 W mson 2 NP 2 Galeton 1 NP 2 CV 0 NP 2 Lib. 0 NP 2 Mans. 0 NP 2 Elk. 1 NP 2 Wells. 0 NP 2 Wmson. 1 This year's J.V. Volleyball team finished first posting a fine 10 wins-4 loss season record. After a slow first half with 4 losses, the team rallied to an undefeated 7-0 second half. Returning sophomores Cindy Brazda and Phylis Lowe were co- captains and led the fighting pan- ther pack. Cindy led the team in serving points and receiving as well as being an outstanding all around player. Phylis led the team in setting and dinks. Cindy and Phylis joined the varsity team for the district and N.T.L. league playoff. Rookie sophomores Dianne Og- den and Missy Parker added their talents of serving and spiking. Missy did a fine job setting in the second half. First time freshmen Wendy Tay- lor. Ffolly Llewellyn, and Kary Cham- berlain showed much improvement during the season through hard work on their serving, spiking and all around court play. Wendy led the team in spiking and Kary led the team in blocks. Congratulations girls on a great job. done through hard work and de- termination. JV Volleyball 95 SCORfcBOARD C 3 w 03 s o 03 C 3 I N U o o 03 KNEELING: G. Ruberto. D. Pida. T. Jones. S. Brion. B. Novitske, R. Kendrick STANDING: Mr. Waksmunski —- score keeper. M. Ford. R. Ritt. M. Wilson. J. Bogaczyk. J. Mahosky. S. Wigert. Mr. Bogaczyk — Coach NP 83 75 Lib. 56 50 NP 73 SRU 91 NP 62 60 Renovo 58 57 NP 72 Canton 66 NP 55 S. Wmspt. 72 NP 81 Towanda 60 NP 52 68 Elk. 68 52 NP 52 62 Mans. 47 71 NP 65 63 Wells. 76 77 NP 65 Addison 78 NP 46 59 Galeton 56 63 NP 83 65 Wmson. 54 49 NP 52 45 CV 49 60 75 59 44 43 The Varsity basketball team had a winning re- cord this year of 12 wins and II losses. (7-7 in league) N.P. split with arch-rival Mansfield, win- ning 52-47 and losing 71-62. We lost two tough games to league champion Galeton. who went un- defeated in league play, by scores of 56-46 at Gale- ton and 63-59 at home. The team came in second in the SRLI tourney, with Mike Wilson making the All Star team and second in our own Christmas tour- ney with Mike Wilson and Mike Ford making the All Star team. Mike Ford also made the N.T.L. west All Star team. Leading scorers were Ford at 14.1. Brion 12.0. and Ritt 11.6. Brion led in assists with 73 and Ritt led in foul shooting with 70%. Wilson led in field goal % edging Brion 43% to 42%. Randy Kendrick aver- aged S.7 points per game and was second in assists at 35. The bench this year was very good led by Bill Novitske. who also started some games and David Pida. our number one cheerleader before each game. Tod Jones, Greg Ruberto. and Jim Bogaczyk also saw a lot of action and gave all they had while in the game. John Mahosky and Swen Wigert. although not playing as much, also contributed. Coach Bogaczyk was very pleased with the play of his seniors and sees even a better season com- ing up as a strong nucleus of Juniors will be return- ing. Varsity Basketball 97 ABOVE. Jerry on a takedown. RIGHT. Dale on a drive. KNEELING: J. Read. P. Levindoski. J. Zuke. J. Hall. S. Wilson. STANDING: Coach — Mr. Evans. J. Ogden. T. Berguson. M. Fisher. J. Runyan. D. Mundis. SCOREBOARD NP Opp. Canton 37 47 S. Wrtispt. 22 39 Towanda 24 50 Elk. 32 30 Mans. 18 43 Wells. 28 38 Addison 39 43 Galeton 35 49 Liberty 34 25 Wmson. 37 29 CV 38 15 Elk. 26 42 Mans. 20 65 Wells. 16 43 Galeton 36 37 Liberty 44 36 Wmson. 30 36 CV 37 45 98 JV Basketball Despite a lack of experience, the JV's enjoyed a good year. The team displayed a lot of hustle, ag- gressiveness and a positive atti- tude throughout what proved to be a losing season. Never letting up. the boys played as a team and showed a lot of improvement in their funda- mentals. Coach Evans was very impressed with their improve- ment. With a strong Jr-High team moving up. things look good for the Panthers again. JV Basketball 99 •t_ BP home VISITOR! flHS MIDDLE: Barb, be sure to work both sides. ABOVE: Gimme itl RIGHT: Dead Eyel ICO Basketball LEFT: Patty on her way to a 20 point game. BELOW: Nice boards Fran! SCORES NP Opp. Bucktaii 78 15 Bucktail 77 30 Towanda 47 45 Troy 46 57 Canton 51 40 Elkland 81 66 Mansfield 48 53 Wellsboro 53 49 Galeton 38 68 Liberty 74 24 Williamson 59 39 Cowanesque 44 33 Elkland 42 64 Mansfield 46 39 Wellsboro 46 69 Galeton 44 70 Williamson 48 41 Cowanesque 63 48 Liberty 45 42 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jill Hodder. Francine Davies. (captain) Patty Kelly. Barb Frederick. Cindy Brazda. Paula Carey, Wendy Morgan. Debbi Ogden. Dorothy Gardner. Though lack of height may have been a problem lack of desire was never a concern. Coach Smith's latest edition clawed their way to a 12-7 season. Wins included storming from behind at Wellsboro and avenging an earlier loss to Mansfield by dump- ing them on our homecourt (B. Frederick 8-8 from the foul line). A thrilling win came as Patty Kelly stole an errant Towanda pass and hit a breaking Debbie Ogden who laid the ball in for a 2 point win with no time left on the clock. Sr. Patty Kelly (12.8 pts. per game. 8.3 reb.) did a strong job on the boards and provided inside scor- ing. Patty's talented play led to her selection as a Northern Tier All Star, and as a member of the Star Gazette’s N.T.L. West Team. Francine Davies (2.6 p.p.g.. 4.0 reb.) started most games at the forward position and rebounded well against much bigger opponents. Paula Carey came off the bench and again lettered at the forward position. Juniors Barb Frederick (13.5 p.p.g.. 5.3 steals) and Deb Ogden (11.4 p.p.g.. 5.4 reb.) enjoyed fine seasons. Deb. a natural guard, proved her versatil- ity by playing as a very effective forward turning in a great second half. Leading scorer Barb Freder- ick's aggressive play led to her selection to the Star Gazette's N.T.L. West team. Jill Flodder (3.4 p.p.g.) and Wendy Morgan (2.5 p.p.g.) played im- portant roles all season. First year player Dorothy Gardner made steady progress. Sophomore Cindy Brazda (3.0 p.p.g.. 5.8 reb.) came up and gained invaluable experience. Basketball 101 JV’s Roll Again Coach MacNamara's squad en- joyed another fine season as they compiled an impressive 14-3 record. All three losses (Mansfield twice and Elkland away) were hotly, con- tested games. Sophomore guard Phylis Lowe (12.2 points per game) ran the of- fense and provided steady outside scoring. Sophomore Nancy Evans (9.8) and Freshman Wendy Taylor (6.1) provided strong rebounding and Wendy also led the team in steals. Sophomore Kris Johnson (5.8) played both at the guard and for- ward positions and impressed ev- eryone with her constant hustle and steady improvement. Sophomore guard Amy Drinkwine (2.8) and Freshman Kary Chamberlain (2.8) started many games and finished strong. Sophomore Dianna Bollinger and Freshmen Roxanne and Robin Holley rounded out the squad. With four returning players (two starters) and the talent from the Junior High Pro- gram. Mr. MacNamara is looking for- ward to a Super Season.” Below. Kary get a hold of that ball! Scoreboard NP Towanda 35 49 Troy 30 48 Mansfield 51 44 Elkland 31 32 Mansfield 44 38 Wellsboro 30 35 Galeton 29 59 Liberty 28 37 Williamson 30 46 Cowanesque 26 30 Elkland 28 19 Mansfield 33 35 Wellsboro 39 41 Galeton 21 37 Liberty 20 41 Williamson 27 46 Cowanesque 26 56 Front Row: Wendy Taylor, Phylis Lowe. Amy Drinkwine. Kris Johnson. Back Row: Kary Cham- berlain. Roxanne Holley. Coach MacNamara. Nancy Evans, and Robin Holley. JV Girls Basketball 103 ON A ROLL!!! Scoreboard NP Canton 22 55 Mansfield 33 43 Williamson 21 41 Wellsboro 39 48 Liberty 26 56 Cowanesque 35 43 Wellsboro 28 49 Canton 41 53 Wyalusing 51 68 Mansfield 32 37 OT Liberty 26 44 Cowanesque 36 51 RIBi There it goes! This year the boys Junior High team finished the season undefeated and NTL Champions. Their undefeated season was a fine testament to dedication and teamwork. The boys prac- ticed at 6:45 every day and many sleepy eye” days paid off with a fine season. It seemed that every week someone had to pick up the slack and be the hero” for that game. This year was a definite team effort all the way. Things look good for the future. The seventh grade team also had a fine year finishing with a 5-2-2 record. These boys scrim- maged the eighth and ninth graders providing strong competition along with sharpening their own skills. This one is mine! What a layup! 106 Boy's Junior High Basketball Undefeated The girl’s Jr. High basketball team enjoyed a fine year as they rolled through their schedule winning all eleven games. Coach Smith was very pleased with the hard work of the squad. Team leaders were Dawn Pierce in scoring (12.6 pts. per game), Michele Davis rebounding (10.0 per game) and Holly Llewellyn in steals (4.0). The second team also went unde- feated as seventh graders Sylvia Sherant (8.1 pts. per game) and Kim Stoudt (5.4) led this team in scoring. Renee Ford and Amy Nybeck pro- vided the steady rebounding. Eighth graders Amy Sherant, Kris Davis, and Judy Aumick started many games and played well. Mag- gie Martin, Patty Fox, Dusty Ma- hosky, and Ellie Marvin rounded out thefourteen player squad. Scoreboard Canton 12 N.P. 43 Mansfield IS 49 Williamson 12 43 Liberty 9 36 Wellsboro 28 33 Troy 9 24 Wellsboro 26 44 Canton 20 24 Wyalusing 14 35 Mansfield 16 39 Liberty 10 51 LEFT: Where's that rake? BELOW: I can just taste that victory cake now. SITTING: S. Brion. J. Runyan. J. Adams. T. Heichel. D. Mundis. J. Hall. S. Mills. J. Zuke. KNEELING: Coach — Mr. Knaus. B. Pequinot. M. Shannon. R. Bond. T. Berguson, T. Hilfiger. C. Miller. J. Campbell. J. Nowakowski. S. Kreger. G. Ruberto. M. Presit. Asst. Coach — R. Kendrick. STANDING: J. Mahosky. S. Wilson. R. Dowling, S. Toner, S. Miller. T. Jones. P. Boinske. R. Kendrick, M. Wilson. J. Bogaczyk. D. Pida. D. Owens. B. Novitske. R. Isaacson. R. Ritt. T. Mase. SCOREBOARD NP Opp. Troy 95 55 Athens 89 61 Wells. 101 49 Canton 87 63 Elk. 99 50 CV 25 25 Mans. 75 75 SRU 77 73 Elk. 92 55 CV 114 33 Wmson. 117 33 Mans. 76 74 SRU IQ 38 Wmson. III 35 Elk. 108 42 SRU 142 3 The 1985 track season was a success as the Panthers clawed their way to their 40th straight win and ran their unbeaten streak to 53 dual meets in a row. In the process, the boys nailed down their fourth straight Northern Tier League Champion- ship. That means that the trackmen from the class of '85 have always been league champs. And. next year, no member of the track team will have ever experienced losing a meet. That's a record to be proud of. Before the season, everyone said the track team couldn't keep on winning . .. even North Penn's strongest fans. The team adopted the slogan. It ain't over 'til we decide it is. The thin clads were propelled over district runner up Troy in the season opener, over N.T.L. AA division champs Athens, over arch rival Wellsboro. over always tough Canton, etc., etc., etc. The Panthers were paced by seniors Randy Kendrick and Mike Wilson who battled all season for the team scoring lead. Both boys had four wins in the N.T.L. Championships; both joined the prestigious ”200 Club-. both were on the school record 400 meter relay team. Wilson surged ahead when he returned to the state championships in the pole vault and won a medal. Bill Novitske led the sprinting corps and was a dependable school record holder with 34 first places on the season. Jim Bogaczyk was a truly inspired and much improved performer in the shot and discus as he picked up 25 wins on the season. Seniors David Owens and Ron Ritt. junior Steve Brion and freshman Dale Mundis were the core of the running attack. This quartet formed the great depth the team had in the middle distance and distance runs and formed I985's fastest 3X0 relay. We often swept the 400. the 800. the 1600 . . . Throughout the season. 31 boys scored in varsity competition and 21 boys scored well enough to earn a letter. Mahosky. Mills. Pida. Jones. Berguson. Kreger. Dowling . . . too many to mention ... made North Penn Track 1985 the team with the greatest depth in the Twin Tiers. North Penn Track was named the Twin Tiers team of the year in 1984. They had to work harder to remain unbeaten in 1985. Coach Knaus says. 1985 was a 15-0-1 year of hard work from athletes who believed in themselves . .. who refused to cave in to pressure.” Boy's Track 109 NORTH PENN GIRLS TRACK BOTTOM: L. Wickman. J. Fleming. K. Wells. A. Drinkwine. B. Cowan. K. Wemesfelder. MIDDLE: P. Kelly. B. Frederick. W. Morgan. H. Llewellyn. J. Hodder. L. Stoudl. TOP: Mr. Flail. K. Johnson. M. Strange. S. Krause. P. Carey. R. Holley. K. Greer. I'm not gonna fall ... am I? Paula, looking for the lead. The 1985 North Penn Girls Track team finished the season with 8 wins 6 losses and 2 ties. Barb Frederick led the team with many top 2 finishes in the 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash and as a member of the 400 meter relay team. Lisa Stoudt did an outstanding job in the long jump as well as being a member of the 400 meter relay team. Paula Carey, Robin and Roxanne Holley and Joyce Fleming all did a credible job in the longer distances. The hurdles, with Kerri Greer. Jill Hodder. Kim Wells and Kelly Wemesfelder did well in both events of the hurdles. As usual, Greta Mani- kowski led a strong showing by the field event people by doing well in the shot put and discus. Marsha Strange, on several occasions, came close to breaking the school record in the discus. Patty Kelly and Amy Drinkwine completed the winning 400 meter relay team. With a very good group of Seniors leaving this year, next year will be a big rebuilding year. Girl's Track III Greta's usual track practice! FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING In the face of the raging ele- ments, North Penn's Pigskin Princesses” certainly did their part in the support of the North Penn Gridders. In preparation for the 1984 campaign, Mrs. Ma- hosky’s squad attended Cheer- leading camp at Mansfield Uni- versity and trained all summer. Being true supporters, they even allowed the football team to eke out a win in the Pep Bowl” at the Wellsboro Pep Rally. Our fearless leader. Theresa Mahosky Would YOU play against someone in pok-a-dot pants? FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Karey Witushynsky. Amy Shypulefski. Denise Trowbridge. Jill Hodder. Susan Bogart. Amy Drinkwine. Lisa Mundis. Tami Marvin Football Cheerleaders 113 JUMP! SHOUT! Knock Yourself Out! You did what? World’s best cheerleader! Hi mom! All together now! Another great mount by our cheerleaders! Girl’s Cheerleaders M5 . North Penn Girl’s Basketball Career Scoring 1. Mary Kay Dalton 755 2. Marcia Barnes 603 3. Mary Rakoski 583 4. Mindy Muto 521 5. Bonnie Tarbox 500 6. Carol Frederick 465 7. Patty Kelly 428 8. Patty Davis 328 9. Deb Ogden (Junior) 319 K). Kim Baker 311 II. Barb Frederick (Junior) 306 I 12. Pam Ogden 285 13. Annette Brion 256 14. Deb Toothaker 186 15. Nancy Padleski 182 16. Judy Morgan 175 17. Vicki Berguson 172 18. Mindy Kelchner 172 19. Jani Carlson 162 20. Mary Lou Zuchowski 148 21. Mary Mahosky 147 22. Eileen Dalton 129 j 23. Michele Stiner 109 24. Cheryl Mahosky 105 25. Jeanie Evans 99 26. Robin Bower 89 27. Karen Berg 87 28. Lori Baker 75 29. Kim Ogden 72 30. Jill Hodder (Junior) 60 31. Kim O’Conners 67 32. Francine Davies 60 33. Michelle Stoudt 59 34. Cindy Brazda (Sophomore) 57 35. Beth Carlson 55 . 36. Wendy Morgan (Junior) 44 | 37. Lisa Marvin 43 j 38. Kim Bower 42 39. Penny Grant 42 i 40. Tracy Watkins 40 MR Boy's Ji AVOA Mw S s raAtc Ttua . Stats 9£i -f£ North Penn Boy’s Track Scoring For 1985 x i 1 1 Jt X A I f 1 1 V 39 93 33 9 35 •ft 90 J A 22. 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V. 6 al‘s Basts 9 ¥‘- ?SS Mike Wilson 285 Jamie Zuke 24'A Randy Kendrick 266' j Ron Dowling 22' j Steve Brion 189 4 Tracy Mase 18 Bill Novitske 181 Ty Heichel I4' j Jim Bogaczyk 157 Scott Miller 14 David Owens 98' 4 Jeff Hall 9' 4 Dale Mundis 94' j Jeff Runyan 8' j Ron Ritt 73' 6 Randy Isaacson 7 John Mahosky 62 Bryaon Pequignot 6 Solomon Mills 56 Rob Bond 416 David Pida 45' j Greg Ruberto 4 Carl Williams 35' � Charles Miller 3 Tod Jones 31V Jeremy Read VA Todd Berguson 29!6 John Campbell 1 Scott Kerger 28 John Nowakowski 1 Mike Shannon 26 £ $ ! 1 4 1 1 � -� 2 5 I fyyu s 2c6 22 36- ■71 ¥9 2U 97 p I 0wcp sa ts ITS 12’ S3 SO M2 17 I 7Afto 05 (a 5- 55 Z7 % (M u I pAAy Sa•AMaeRt � f Rf 2.1 5 - M 35 %+ 3 3 I I p 0r 0 � 2.7 7 ■ 3 97 26 52 A 1 Rp S Jo fiS OA7 11 S.T Pc £f 37 69 51 5 A 1 P AATM b .+ 0• 3 0 0 A I Moct-Ty M .0 0 2 0 23 7 A 1 Rbfrv dfatcGfA 0 .0 0■ 3 0 PI b 5 7qTXCS (£2 m !2S 30 12 373 N.P £ ' faxs rf RecoKO Ia pF ? 3ask6t a R mal Stats 98 R-- ‘Pg'S 7-ost 7 (£ca(,v 8 8 7 «V. 5 X £ Vc t I 1 1 V: VS 1 1 j %� 1 1 £ $ «e 53 1 v I | V) p. euy 7£ 323 TO 32 92 9-2 9b 06 56 57 « 52 2.f P. Paw s 55 6 7 21 25 9 56 ¥€ 26 39 2.1 79 3.9 3 A P CA ?ey ¥ 9 7 27 9 7 25 25 3 9 .! 22 J 5 A “B . Fkepee Ci 76 Til 95 75 96 69 2% 15 71 9.1 39 8 99 5i V. 0 p a 76 2X? S3 36 IS S3 63 2 9 79 S3 2 02 59 56 3.0 J. opo r. 69 fOf AS At 7 39 (P 3.9 39 2 39 22 39 7.91 t J. 0R6A V 59 u? 76 AS A7 2 95 99 2-5 F9 0 56 3.2 5 A D 19 29 3 3 6 7 7 7 0 .5 2 79 5 A C. £ P 2-PAr bl n 27 33 90 5 32 57 3.0 35 •r 0 5.1 21 72 N.R Boys Varsity Ba kctbau. F vac Stats 929 - 9$E 3 Awes 2 lA ws 7 Tosses to % ft 1 ft- ! % a $ X I k A vn l A e I i 'K FOOT FFT 23 272 V 36 97 62 70 Ot 29 29 266 .6 M KE FCPD 25 m at it 02 % 52 26% 35 6t 32t n. M KE W LSO V 23 215 92 93 55 32 69 233 2t it 222 9-7 FMP9 KE VPF CM 22 229 71 15 63 35 56 n 35 32 9 2.1 STEVE BF O T 22 25.3 02 ftt 23 97 57 5 73 tt 263 2.0 B Um TSFE 22 % 2 2t 26 S 32 t 8 5 2.3 J M B06APZYK ? % 9 2t t 9 6f 32 9 07 •9 6FE6 POBEFTO 2 21 9 3 7 9 57 25 t 22 2 TOP JOO EZ S 22 2 U 6 5 3 9 0 2J 2 PAVE P PA 2 57 0 22 2 V- 33 35 2 2 % n i KE ECWEU 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SVEA IF 6EPT 9 2 0 0 3 0 0 7 0 0 o JOPM MAP0SF9 V 30 5 SO 9 7b 25 0 2 w 2.t TEAM TOTA . 23 609 5 6 36 995 xs Si 29 239 27(3 Tty Top 2$ Track Scorers — Career Total 1 1. Kyle Mundis 884 4 2. Bill Evans 8l3' 6 3. Ted Kelchner 7 80 4. Phil Bogaczyk 745 5. Dan Hutcheson 717 6. Mike Wilson 696 4 7. Jeff Wheeler 688 '4 8. Mike Carlson 658' 9. John Kendrick 64l' j 10. Doug O’Conners 640 4 II. Dave Spencer 624 12. Matt Kelchner 620 13. Rick Tomski 563 14. John Woodward 558 15. Rob Crane 534 16. Dan Wheeler 536' 3 17. Stan Kendrick 506 18. Dennis Bogaczyk 488 19. Dick Berg 464 20. Don Jones 449': 21. Rock Grizwold 446'4 22. Mike Thompson 422 23. Randy Kendrick 345 24. Dave Holley 344'j 25. Dan Adams 338 26. Steve Brion 334 4 27. Bill Novitske 333 4 28. Lancz Griswold 329 he people of this kingdom bound by the thing called spirit have found a united people yet one with different interests different things to be done Interest groups inevitably came to be in this Utopia This land so free however you must understand there was not disharmony in this land Guilds and clubs of activity added to the kingdoms versatility 118 Organizations FRONT: $. Bogart. B. Cowan. D. Trowbridge. L. Mundis, C. McNeal. T. Schmouder. MIDDLE: A. Wood. P. Boinski, S. Krause. F. Davies. D. Ogden. J. Hodder. BACK: G. Manikowski. R. Ritt. G. Ruberto. P. Carey, A. Shypulefski. P. Carey. KEY CLUB B. Frederick. M. Haynes. T. Schmouder. W. Morgan. S. Carey. S. Welch. S. Carey. D. Bollinger. K. Wemesfelder. K. Toner. G. Greer. K. Moore. S. Montague. G. Grimes. T. Jones. K. Bombaski. A. Baker (president). P. Kelly. J. Bogaczyk. M. Ford. J. Eckrnan. R. Ritt. Organizations 119 DRAMA CLUB LEFT TORIGHTR. Holley. A. Wood. S. Bogart. L. Mundis. L. Bender. R. Holley. S. Shelman, K. Hays. A. Shypulefski, T. Marvin. W. Minyo. T. Morgan. I. Hilborn. P. Boinski, C. Erway. R. Cheyney. S. Wigert. B. Shypulefski. R. Bond. R. Page. B. Mclure. P. Fox. L. English. G. Manikowski VIDEO CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT R. Bond. S. Wigert. P. Boinski. S. Bogart « Organizations NEWSPAPER CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT C. Hemingway. R. Holley. A. Shypulefski. A. Baker. H. Jones. K. Hays. Adv. Mrs. Unangst. M. Bailey. B. Mclure. S. Bogart. A. Wood. P. Carey. R. Holley. T. Morgan BUSINESS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT 1st row — M. Mokrzynski. T. Marlin. P. Carey. 2nd row — R. Cheyney. A. Wood. C. Carew. G. Greer. K. O'Connors. D. English. L. Nybeck. C. Erway Organizations 121 Sr. High Student Council KNEELING: L. Mundis. J. Adams. D. Pida. T. Hilfiger. $. Bogart. STANDING: Mrs. Miller (Advisor). J. Ogden. J. Hodder. K. Greer (Treas.). G. Greer. S. Bower. D. Trowbridge. J. Bomboski. D. Ogden (V. Pres.). P. Kelly. F. Davies (Pres.). P. Levandoski. K. Witushynsky. Jr. High Student Council KNEELING: $. Yeager. R. Hadley. J. Hall. B. Kelly. STANDING: Mrs. Miller (Advisor). R. Bogaczyk. K. Stoudt. B. J. Ogden. A. Nybeck. L. Bartlett. K. Chamberlain. J. Bombaski. S. Manwaring. 122 Activities SKI CLUB FIRST ROW: Mrs. Miller (Advisor). D. Nybeck. K. Toner. J. Hodder (Treas.). R. Kendrick (Pres.). K. Witushynsky (V. Pres.). T. Moyers. K. Greer. R. Clark. SECOND ROW: R. Bowens. M. Smith. J. Eckman. D. Trowbridge. K. Wemesfelder. S. Welch. T. Atkinson. R. Hilfiger. THIRD ROW: K. Watkins. M. Haynes. J. Runyan. M. Parker. T. Jones. J. Ogden. B. Novitski. T. Berguson. FOURTH ROW: W. Morgan. M. Wilson. R. Ritt. B. Frederick. M. Ford. D. Payne. S. Toner. S. Wilson. M. Strange. P. Erway. VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Bogaczyk. G. Ruberto. P. Kelly. R. Ritt. M. Zuke. K. Wells. SECOND ROW: J. Zuke. S. Bogart. P. Carey. T. Marvin. K. Greer. D. Pida. F. Davies. M. Wilson. Activities U3 Sr. High Library Assistants Jr. High Library Assistants FRONT ROW L. Bender. R. Holley BACK ROW M. Bailey. A. Livermore. K. Hays. S. Krause. R. Page. R. Holley. Librarian Mrs. Jones. 124 Activities FIRST ROW: K. Johnson. D. Treat. D. Ogden. R. Clark. P. Lowe. S. Carey. D. Bollinger. B. Scheerer SECOND ROW: M. Wilson. J. Fleming. N. Edwards. C. Brazda. M. Parker. Advisor — Mrs. Unangst THIRD ROW: K. Moore. D. Payne. T. Bogaczyk. J. Zuke. D. Kim. P. Levindoski. R. Dake. T. DeHaven. M. Roupp. Foreign Language Club FIRST ROW: T. Schmouder. B. Cowan. K. Wemesfelder. K. Greer. D. Trowbridge. A. Wood SECOND ROW J. Eckman. S. Brion. K. Toner. J. Bombaski. D. Pida. T. Hilfiger THIRD ROW. R. Bond. G. Mamkowski. S. Montague. P. Boinski. k. Witushynsky. S. Krause. British Isles Club Activities 125 L. Mundis — President. B. Frederick — V. President. M. Haynes — Treasurer. A. Shypulefski — Secretary 126 Activities Senior Members. A. Shypulefski, L. Nybeck. S. Bogart. W. Minyo. P. Kelly. L. Mundis. T. Marvin. S. Bubacz. K. Wells. P. Carey. F. Davies. Co-Ed. P. Kelly. F. Davies. P. Carey — Bus. Man.. Mr. Smith — Adv. Junior Members E. Smith. A. W ood. S. W igert. D. Trowbridge. J. Bombaski. D. Pida. R. Bond. M. Haynes. W Morgan. G. Grimes. S. Bower. K. Greer. T. Moyers. B. Frederick. J. Hodder YEAR. BOOK ’85 The 1985 Pennsonian Staff turned in a fine performance as they cap- tured in pictures and words, the people and events of the 1984-85 school year. Co-Editors Francine Da- vies and Patty Kelly coordinated the many activities necessary to see the task through to completion. Busi- ness Manager Paula Carey handled the thousands of dollars generated through fund-raising activities. Francine. with the contributions of Amy Wood (art) and Zeker (Ran- dy Isaacson), implemented the theme throughout the book. The senior staff members did a fine job and are leaving behind a fine year- book. Junior Jill Plodder lived” in the darkroom as she developed and printed the majority of the pictures used in this year's book. Juniors Barb Frederick. Wendy Morgan, and sophomore Cindy Brazda stood out contributing heavily in many differ- ent areas. The talent of Junior Amy Wood is evident in the division pages of the 1985 Pennsonian. The 1986 staff will be an exper- ienced and talented group who should again turn out a fine product. The new staff will be headed by Edi- tor Jill Hodder. Associate Editor Barb Frederick, and Business Man- ager Wendy Morgan. Activities Q ' Playgirl’s next editor! Sophomore Members: Amy Drinkwine and Cindy Brazda Smiles, as Mr. Smith got them home. 128 Activities LEFT: Who baked that”? ABOVE: Barb, who are you trying to fool? CAMERA CLUB Activities 139 Concert Band The drumming duo! 130 Band -------- The trumpets playing for once! What’s the next note? Hey. maybe I can play this thing! NOW KEEP IN STEP!!!! 131 ine merchants in this kingdom did well, grand ladies and gentlemen to whom much is owed for they were just, fair and kind and their shoulder they never turned cold They knew their business and knew it well not people of fate, with merchantile powers so great As all know without being told 132 Capital i� Nationwide Insurance John M. Alexander 215 Main St. Blossburg, PA 16912 Congratulations Seniors! Town and Country Cleaners Congratulations Class of ’85 Harrison’s Hotel Steve C. Stiner, Prop. Good Luck Seniors Dr. Stephen B. Ollock 246 Main St. Blossburg, PA 16912 Office 638-3468 Res. 549-8169 Congratulations and Good Luck James E. Carlson Attorney of Law Best of Luck Seniors Morley’s Jewelry TV 8C Radio Shack 220 Main St. Blossburg, PA 16912 Best Wishes Seniors Stash’s News Stand Congratulations Seniors Pida’s Pharmacy Jeff Lemon, Prop. Good Luck Seniors 135 T ILI _ L □ (Z nsurarrce 1 Estate Ik Seniors Wellsboro Chamber Downtown Timesaver Best of Luck to the Class of 1985! l l v' ▼ Strong’s Flowers and Gifts 216 Main Street Blossburg, PA 16912 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1985!! � en Franklin Good Luck Seniors! Brick Tave Best of Luck Seniors! J Ralph’s Service Center Good Luck Seniors! JLJanlgren Chevrolet Inc Sock It To Them, Seniors! Hardwc Morrij Good Lu Yes, you can . . . prepare for your future with a STUDENT LOAN • low interest • no parental endorsement • up to $2500 per year or collateral needed • no payments while in school FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MANSFIELD BLOSS8URG ULYSSES GENESEE 1-vA PATRONS Mrs. Olga Haglund Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodder Miss Velma Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bubacz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hemenway Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bogaczyk Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cupper Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Snyder Mrs. Lenore O. Lawson Agnes Kliber Francis Kliber Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frederick Carol Frederick X-lbit Carol Bond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith Mr. and Mrs. Larry Haynes Mr. and Mrs. James Warren Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Manikowski Mr. and Mrs. William R. Payne Mr Brucklacher (Mr. B) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carey Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kreger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linquist Mr. and Mrs. John Davies Mr. and Mrs. William Novitske Karen Berg BUSINESS PATRONS Costy's Chrysler Plymouth. Inc. Janie Bogaczyk's Beauty Shop 144 The End