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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

Vol. 29 North Penn High School Pennsonian Carpenter St. Blossburg, PA. 16912 The Boom-box, the Walkman, and music videos ... these innovations owe their existence to society’s love of music, especially our generation’s love of music. Since music is such an important part of our generation, it would be a major injustice to fail to document its impact on our daily lives. Music also deserves recognition because it can help us remember a certain place, person, or feeling from long ago. Songs are able to bring back memories. As you will notice, titles of popular songs have been applied to various aspects of life at North Penn. Sometimes the connotations are humorous, sometimes they are retro- spective, and sometimes they are simply appropriate. Unlike the sentiments Michael McDonald expressed in No Looking Back”, we want to keep an eye on the past, with the help of the 1986 Pennsonian and the music which played so great a role in our Senior Year. Well I was born in a small town Educated in a small town Used to daydream in that small town Another boring romantic that’s me. No I cannot forget where it is that I come from I cannot forget the people who love me Yeah I can be myself here in this small town And People let me be just what I want to be. (from Small Town” by John Cougar Mellancamp) Top lefts Caught you by surprise Wendy! Top right: N.P. fans checking out the football players. Above: A warm smile from Debbie on a cool fall day. Seniors In the future, all of us will look back at our high school years and see how each and everyone of us have grown, together as well as separately. We went from 7th graders who counted down the years to graduation and enduring school only because our friends were there-, to seniors who are trying to make our last year the best because we come to realize that some of us will never see each other again. The song, Don't You Forget About Me,” by Simple Minds, says it all. We will have many memories, both happy and sad. but they are only memories that we can associate with our high school years. Whenever, we look at this yearbook, we will remember our senior year and all of those who made it worth remembering. ADAMS. Justin BENDER. Lonna BOGACZYK. Ken BOINSKE. Paul BOMBASKI. Kelly BOMBASKI, Jolie BOND, Robert BOWER. Sherri BRION, Steven CAREW. Clara CAREY. Pamela COWAN. Barbara DAEILGREN. Mary Ann DAKE. Charles DOWLING. Ron John ECKMAN, John FREDERICK. Barbara FORD. Michael GARDNER, Dorothy GREER. Kerri GRIMES. Gina HARER. David HAYNES, Missy HILFIGER, Tim HODDER. Jill KRAUSE. Scott KRAUSE, Susan MAHOSKY, John MANIKOWSKI. Greta MARRINER. Mike MARTIN. Theresa McCAULEY. Laurie At MILLER. Charles MILLER. Scott MOKRZYNSKI. Maria MONTAGUE. Sue Ann MORGAN. Wendy MOYERS. Tammi NYBECK. Denise OGDEN. Debbie O'MALLEY. Korine PAGE. Kenneth PIDA. David SCHMOUDER, Tina SHANNON. Mike SHELMAN. Alan SKAEHILL, Jon SMITH. Eric TONER. Kelly TREVINO. Chris TROWBRIDGE. Denise VROMAN, Melinda WELCH. Sherry WEMESFELDER. Kelly ABOVE: Hemorroids strike again. ABOVE LEFT: Popcorn on the gym floor. LEFT: In the rough. II Here Comes the Rain Again , Right: Last year’s queen. Paula Carey. Below: An umbrella, necessary for this year's Homecoming! Karey Witushynsky. student council representative. Beautiful Jill. 1985 Homecoming Queen!! 12 This year's Homecoming is one that will not soon be forgotten. The day started out with our annual parade down Mainstreet from the school to Island Park. The parade featured the Band and each candidate riding in a sportscar. The weather held for the parade, but by game time it was poru- ing down rain. The rain continued throughout the en- tire game but North Penn's faithful fans stuck it out to see their team play. The Gelling ready for the big day! weather made it very difficult to play and the game was riddled with a lot of setbacks. Just before haltfime. our quarterback Steve Brion was injured which hurt the team. Our Panthers played well but because of injuries and missed scoring opportunities, the team was defeated by Wellsboro 13 to 0. During halftime, the Homecoming Candidates braved the storm to stand on the field for the crowning ceremony. The Band, which usually stands behind the candidates was kept off the field by the weather so as not to ruin the instruments. Jill Hodder was crowned as this year’s Homecoming Queen, with Barb Cowan as the first runner up. Sieve Brion back for a pass. The Queen and her court. Barb Cowan, our first runner up. Senior Directory Justin Adams — Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 2. 3.4; Track 2. 3.4. Student Council I. 3j Camera Club 3s Ski Club 4 Lonna Bender — Track 2, 3, 4s Library Assistant I, 2. 3, 4; Camera Club I. 2, 3, 4; Newspaper I. 2; National Honor Soci- ety 2. 3. 4i Secretary Treasurer 4s Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3 Todd Berguson — Basketball 1.2, 3,4� Track 3.4; Ski Club 2. 3.4; Band I. 2. 3. 4 Jolie Bombaski — Basketball Is Yearbook 4� Student Council 4� Key Club 2-. Camera Club 4; G.A.A. 4; Secretary; Ski Club 3s Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3, 4 Secretary; Business Club 4 Kelly Bombaski — Student Council I. 2. 3. 4s Key Club 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 4t Camera Club — I. 2. 3. 4s G.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4; Newspaper I; Ski Club 4 Rob Bond — Track 3.4; Yearbook 3.4; Newspaper Band 1.2. 3s Science Club 2. 3. 4; Video Club 4 Sherri Bower — Track 2i Yearbook I. 2. 3.4; Student Council 1,2. 3. 4 Treasurer 2. 4; Key Club 4� Camera Club 4; G.A.A. 4s National Honor Society 3. 4-. Ski Club 2, 4; Business Club 4 President 4; Homecoming Candidate; Cheerleading 2 Steve Brion — Basketball I. 2. 3, 4 Captain 6; Football I. 2. 3. 4 Captain 6; Track I. 2. 3. 4 Captain 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Band I. 2. 3.4: Baseball 1.2, 3; Foreign Language Club I, 2. 3 President I. 2. 3 Clara Carew — Camera Club 3. 4s G.A.A. I. 2i Business Club 3. 4 Pam Carey — Library Assistant I. 2. 3. 4; Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4$ G.A.A. 1,2. 3.4; National Honor Society 2. 3.4; Business Club 3. 4 Barb Cowan — Track I, 2, 3.4; Key Club 4; Camera Club 1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A. Is National Honor Society 2. 3.4s Ski Club 2. 3.4; Band 3. Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3s Senior Class Secretary; 1st Runner-up Homecoming Queen Chuck Dake — Football I. 3. 4 Captain 4s Ski Club 4 Tyke Deming — Football I Jan V. Dijk — Basketball 4; Track 4s Ski Club 4s National Honor Society — Honorary Member Ron Dowling — Basketball I. 2s Track 3. 4s Yearbook 2. 3. 4; Key Club 4s Camera Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4s Ski Club 4; Junior Class — Vice President John Fckman — Key Club 3. 4s Camera Club 3s Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; Band I Mike Ford — Basketball 1.2.3.4 Captain 4s Football 1.4s Key Club 3.4s Varsity Club 4s National Honor Society 2. 3s Ski Club 3.4 President 4 Barb Frederick — Basketball 1.2. 3.4 Co-captain 4; Track 1.2. 3s Volleyball I, 2. 3. 4s Yearbook 3. 4 Associate Editor 4s Key Club 3, 4s Varsity 4s Camera Club 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; 10 llth Vice President; Homecoming Candidate Dorothy Gardner — Basketball 3. 4; Track 3s Camera Club 3 Kerri Greer — Basketball Is Track I, 3; Volleyball I. 2. 3.4 Captain 2. Co-Captain 4; Cheerleading I. 2, 4 Captain 2, 4s Yearbook 2. 3. 4; Student Council I. 2. 3. 4 President 2. Treasurer 3s Varsity Club 3.4 Vice President 4; Ski Club 1.2. 3.4; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4 Gina Grimes — Yearbook 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4 President 4s Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 3. 4s G.A.A. 4s 10th grade secretary; Business Club 4; Homecoming Candidate Missy Haynes — Basketball Is Track 2. 3s Volleyball 3s Yearbook 4s Student Council 4s Key Club 3. 4; Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4s G.A.A. Treasurers Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Tim Hilifiger — Football I. 2, 3, 4; Track 3. 4s National Honor Society 2. 3s Ski Club 4s Band I. 2 Jill Hodder — Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Co-Captain 4s Track I. 3. 4s Volleyball 2s Cheerleading 1,2. 3.4; Yearbook 2.3.4 Editor 4s Student Council I. 3, 4s Varsity Club 4; National Honor Soci- ety 2.3.4s Ski Club 2. 3.4 Treasurer 2.3s Class President 2. 3. 4; DAR Good Citizenj Homecoming Queen Sabine Koessling — Basketball 4� Yearbook 4; Camera Club 4; G.A.A. 4; National Honor Society Honorary Member; Ski Club 4 Susan Krause — Track 3, 4� Library Assistant I. 2. 3. 4; Camera Club I, 2, 3. 4 President 4; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3; 10 II 12th grade Treasurer Greta Manikowski — Track I. 2. 3. 4; Camera Club I. 2. 3 Presi- dent 3; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 President 4; Band 3,4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3 Mike Marriner — Basketball I; Ski Club It Baseball I. 2. 3 Theresa Martin — Camera Club 2. 3. 4; Business 3. 4 Charles Miller — Track 3. 4 Scott Miller — Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4s Varsity 4� Camera Club 4; Ski Club 4 Sue Montague — Yearbook 2.3.4; Camera Club 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3 Wendy Morgan — Basketball I. 2. 3.4; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Volleyball I. 2s Yearbook 3. 4 Business Manager 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4s Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4s G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4, Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4 Tammi Moyers — Track I; Volleyball l Yearbook 2. 3.4; Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4, Business Club 4 Denise Nybeck — Basketball Is Track 3s Volleyball I. 2s Key Club 3. 4t Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club I. 2. 3, 4 James O’Conners — Football I. 2, 3. 4; Ski Club It Baseball 4 Debbie Ogden - Basketball I. 2. 3, Volleyball I. 2. 3.4 Captain 4s Cheerleading I. 2, Student Council 1.2. 3.4 Vice President 3, President 4; National Honor Society 2. 3.4 Vice President 3, 4, Senior Class Vice Presidents Foreign Language Club I. 2; Homecoming Candidate David O'Ree — Wrestling I. 2. 3 Ken Page — Football I David Pida — Basketball I. 2. 3.4; Track I. 2. 3,4$ Yearbook 2. 3. 4; Student Council I. 2. 3. 4s Key Club 3, 4 Vice President 3s Varsity Club 2. 3.4 President 4; Band 1,2. 3.4; Baseball 1.2, 3. 4 Captain 4s Foreign Language Club 1.2. 3.4 Vice President 3 Tina Schmouder — Library Assistant — 2. 3s Yearbook I. 2, 3, 4s Key Club 3 Treasurers Camera Club I. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3.4s Drama Club 2. 3.4; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3 Jon Skaehill — National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Drama Club I. 2. 3, 4 Elaine Smith — Drama Club 4 Eric Smith — Track 3. 4s Yearbook 2. 3. 4s Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4s Wrestling 2. 3. 4 Kelly Toner — Volleyball 2s Student Council Is Key Club 1.2. 3, 4; Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4, G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4s Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4s Foreign Language Club I. 2, 3 Treasurer 3 Denise Trowbridge — Cheerleading 2. 3. 4s Yearbook 3, 4; Stu- dent Council I. 2. 3. 4 Vice President 4; National Honor Society 2. 3.4s Ski Club 1.2.3.4s llth grade Secretary; Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3; Laurel Festival Representative Melinda Vroman Track Is Volleyball 4s Camera Club 2. 3. 4s G.A.A. 2. 3 Kelly Wemesfelder — Track I, 2, 3, 4; Key Club I. 2. 3.4s Camera Club I. 2. 3. 4, G.A.A. I. 2. 3s Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4s Band I Steffan Wigert — Track Is Yearbook 4s Camera Club I. 3; News- paper 3. 4s Band I. 2. 3. 4s Video Club 4s Science 3 Karey Witushynsky — Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4 Captain 4; Year- book 4s Student Council 1.2. 3.4 Secretary 4s Ski Club 1.2. 3.4 Amy Wood — Track Is Library Assistant 1.2. 3.4s Yearbook 2. 3, 4s Camera Club 4. National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Band I. 2. 3, 4 Seniors in their formative years. 16 SENIOR MOSTESTS BELOW: Most Abusive — Juslin Adams. Kerri Greer RIGHT: Class Mice — Susan Krause. Mike Marriner BELOW CENTER: Most Likely To Succeed — Debbie Ogden. John Eckman RIGHT ABOVE: Most Athletic — Barb Frederick. Steve Brion ABOVE: Most Intelligent — Paul Boinske. Greta Manikowski RIGHT: Most Popular — Jill Hodder. David Pida 18 LEFT: Best Dressed — Denise Trowbridge. Ron Jon Dowling BELOW: Lovergirl 6 Loverboy — Kelly Toner. Steve Brion BELOW CENTER: Best Looking — David Pida. Karey Witushynsky 19 Hi, I'm Jan Van Dijk and I was an exchange student from the Netherlands at North Penn last year. I came to the USA on the 19th of August. Before school started, I had a week or two to improve my English and to see the surround- ings. I learned a lot of English the first few days by watching He- Man”, Gl Joe and other cartoons. In the meantime, Rob and Steffan showed me a lot of the surroudnings. The first few days of school were confusing. We had learned British English and the American slang version was hard to under- stand. k I haven’t been at North Penn for a long enough time to have very strong memories of anything in particular, but I will always A remember that Kerri Greer wanted to send me home by train to Cuba. There are more of these small things which I will remem- ber from this year: the senseless fights during lunch. Beaver. I A getting soda during lunch, and everybody who would pick on me for one reason or another. At last. I’d like to thank all the nice people, teachers, and students who made it possible for me to have one of the most wonderful years of my life. I want to thank Mrs. U, who helped me a lot, my host families: the Wigerts, Pierces and Pidas and the students on the foreign exchange committee: espe- cially Karey. Debbie and Jill. I also want to thank the coaches and other players for having the patience and time to tell me something twice when I didn't under- stand it. I loved all the sports I could do here and I’m really going to miss them at horne. I want to close by saying that it is a wonderful experience to be in another country. If you ever get the chance to visit another country, you should go because no one can take away what you will experience. Jan Above right: Boy's of Summer (Don Henly) Top: Innocent Man (Billy Joel) Above: Hard Habit to Break (Chicago) As underclassmen, we must put to use the great potential that we have. We anticipate challenges for which we must prepare. We may be just beginning, and feel some doubt and fear: but we'll always have fond memories of our underclassmen years. So as in the song Celebrate Youth” by Rick Springfield, we must remember: To celebrate youth, and those who have it Celebrate youth, give them sight The future of the world is in the hands of the children So celebrate youth, teach them right. Everybody sees in the younger one the hope Everybody sees in the younger one the dream Everybody lives the pride and passion of the young From the womb to the tomb, We will remember what it means To Celebrate Youth! BOGACZYK, Tony BOGACZYK. Vince BOLLINGER, Diana BRAZDA, Cindy CAREY. Shelly CAREY, Sherry CLARK,Rhonda CONNELLY. Laurie DAKE, Rick DeHAVEN, Ted DRINKWINE, Amy EVANS, Nancy FLEMING. Joyce HEICHEL, Ty HULSLANDER, Marsha HULSLANDER. Bob KIM. Daniel KOSTOVICK, Dan LEVINDOSKI, Pat LOWE. Phyllis MASE, Jessica NAHODIL, Kelly NOWAKOWSKI, John NOWAKOWSKI, Kathy OGDEN, Diana OGDEN, Jerry PARKER, Missy PAYNE, Doug PEQUIGNOT, John POWERS. Leslie ROUPP. Michelle SCHEERER. Bobbi Jo SHATTUCK. Wendy STARKS. Mark TREAT, Dawn 22 I Want A New Drug (Huey Lewis and the News) 24 KREGER. Scott KOSTOVICK, Joe KUHN, Brian LLEWELLYN. Holly LOUDENSLAGER, Chuck MAHONSKI, Pam MARTIN, Maggie MILLER, Andrea MINYO, Jeff MUNDIS, Dale PAGE, Rusty PAYNE. Julie PEGUIGNOT, Brian PRISET, Mark RITT, Lisa „ � AIELLO, Adrian ATKINSON. Tim BARTLETT, Lori BENDER, Lynnette BROOKS. Gayle CHAMBERLAIN, Kary DAVIS, Tim DAWSON. Bruce DEMING, Lee Ann ERWAY. Paul FARRELL, Heather HALL, Jeff HARDING. Jill HILFIGER, Rob HOLLEY, Peggy HOLLEY, Robin HOLLEY, Roxanne KELLY, Bob KRAUSE, Sheri KRAUSE, Suzie 26 ROUPP. Kevin RUNYAN. Jeff SHELMAN, Brian SMITH, Connie SMITH. Mike STEVENS. Eddie TAYLOR. Wendy TONER. Shawn WARREN, Robert WELCH. Sheila WELK. John WHEELER, John WILKINS, Kelly WILSON. Stacey WINDER. Jeff WOODWARD. Eben WRIGHT. Kim 21 AUMICK, Judy BACKMAN, James BECK, Ronald BLACK, Roger BOMBASKI, Jill BOWENS, Robert BROWN. Rodney CAREW, Terry CHEVALIER, Larry COWAN, Eric DAHLGREN, Thomas DAVIS, Kristine DAVIS, Michelle ENGLISH, John FARRELL, Erin FOX. Patricia FROST, Stephen GASPER, Sharlene HADLEY. Robert HARDING, Raymond HARER, Michael HAYDEN, Anna HAYES, Kimberly HILBORN, Lisa KSHIR, Lynn LEVANDOSKI. Francis LIVERMORE. Amy LLOYD, Jeremy MAHOSKY, Dusty MANIKOWSKI, Jeffrey MANWARING, Michelle McCLURE, Brian MILLER, Matt MILLER. Howard MORGAN, Tanya 30 MOORE. Alan MYERS. Michelle OGDEN, Billie Jo OGDEN, Jennifer PIERCE, Dawn REYNOLDS, Kathy RINEBOLD, Travis ROUPP, Kathleen SHYPULEFSKI. John Brent SHERANT, Amy SMITH. Bobbie Jo SMITH, Landon STEVENS, Patrick STOCUM, Leo TREVINO. Stephen WATKINS, Kelly WIGERT. Monika WITUSHYNSKY. Lynette WOOD, Terry BAILEY, Mary Anne BACON, Florence BERGUSON, Kevin BERGUSON, Scott BOINSKE, Teri BOGACZYK. Rhonda BROWN, Lisa BUCK, JoAnn CAREW. Joe CHOPLOSKY. Carrie DAILEY, Christine ENGLISH, Linda FLEMING, Gordy FORD. Renee HEMINGWAY. Cammy HILBORN, Lori JOHNSON, Jack JONES, Heidi KENYON. Brad KIM. Chris KOSTOVICK, Ann KUHN. Angel LEONARD. Kim LLOYD. Pam MARRINER, Tina MARTIN, Tina MARVIN, Ellie MOORE. Ron NAYLOR. Brian NYBECK. Amy NYBECK. Kevin OAKES. Brian OLSON, Carl PARKER, Chris PEQUIGNOT, Brenda 34 PIERCE, Cody RANDISE, Debbie REYNOLDS. Tess SCHMOUDER. Robert SHATTUCK, Tony SHERANT, Sylvia SMITH, Chris STARKS. John STEVES. Pam STOUDT, Kim WARREN, Todd WICKMAN. Gary WILCOX. Bill WILSON. Tim WOOD. Mike WOODWARD. Bill YEAGER, Scott BRAZDA, Catherine DAVIS, Karen DAWSON, Amy DEMING, Kelly ENGLISH, Chad GRAHAM, Philip HALL, Kimberly HARDING, Michael HERTEL, Tammy HULBERT, Brion KURZEJEWSKI, Jeffery LEVANOWITZ, Joseph LINDQUIST, Karla MANIKOWSKI, Carey MASE, Thad McCABE, Amy McIntosh, Julia MUSINGO, Anthony NYBECK, Carl PERSUN, Kimberly PINO, Richard SHINK, Catherine SMITH, Amy SPENCER, Philip STEVENS, Donnie TOKARZ, Joseph TONER, Matthew WELK, Rachel WILSON. Kristin WILSON, Timothy WITUCKI, Tina WOOD. Robert 38 39 Ah. oui. oui monsieur. Of course my ringlets are real!!! Yep. I got King. Six of our future chain gang leaders. Revenge of the nerds. Faculty Although Money for Nothing” (Dire Straits) was suggested as the proper lead in to the Faculty section, the obvious importance a teacher plays in the life of a student makes this inappropriate. At North Penn, the later successes of its alumni attest to the fine job done by our faculty. The lyrics of Teacher. Teacher” (38 Special) somewhat reflect the apprehension felt by the seniors as they near the end of their years at North Penn. Just when I finally thought I learned my lesson well There was more to this than meets the eye. And for all the things they taught me, only time will tell. If I’ll be able to survive. TOP: I'm Insane (Ratt) ABOVE: I Want To Be a Cowboy! (Boy's Don't Cry) Teacher, teacher can you teach me can you tell me all I need to know? Teacher, teacher can you reach me or will I fall when you let me go? Am I ready for the real world will I pass the test? You know it’s a jungle out there. Ain’t nothin’ gonna stop me I won’t be second best. The joke’s on those who believe the system’s fair. Teacher, teacher can you teach me can you tell me if I’m right or wrong? Teacher, teacher can you reach me I want to know what’s going on? 41 Seniors. Everyday from June I 3. until the day you die each of you will be a representative and sample product of North Penn High School. We hope that you will always be cognizant of this and that by being proud to be a graduate of this school you will always make us proud. Good Luck. W.H. Trowbridge To the Class of 1986. For six years you have been students at North Penn High School and it's been a great pleasure of mine to watch you grow and mature into fine young adults. The Class of 1986 is made up of friendly, intelligent people with lots of potential. I hope that North Penn has helped you in reaching that potential. Your Principal. William M. Hurley 43 44 To the senior class of 1986 There are many things to say: you've enjoyed many good times and experienced much sadness along with your share of hard times at NPHS. Yet you have managed to come out on top. I want to tell you to strive for the best, work toward your goals and never give up: life's mediocrities are not good enough, so don't settle for anything less than what you desire. Best of Luck. Mrs. Karen Fry Special Education — Mrs. Karen Fry. Mr. Larry Smith Guilty — Yarbrough 6 Peoples My memories of the senior Class of 1986 will take a long time to fade. The students who were in the library for study halls and labs were unique and will not be soon forgotten. Good Luck. Ladies and Gentlemen. Librarian — Mrs. Bev Jones Physical Education — Mr. Gene Unangst. Mrs. Romaine Muto 48 Nurse — Mrs. June Wilson Mr. James Scotl Guidance Secretary — Mrs. Ruth Payne Office Secretary — Mrs. Doris Novitske e Manikowski reach the road nY in kickball. smunski W Y trough � open on , he should hs answer _ So many years have passed since I had you giggling, happy, little girls and very active boys in Second Grade. Remember when John Eckman hid part of his coin collection in the dirt so we would think it was a buried treasure. David Pida’s perpetual motion and Amy Wood’s cute dolls. Time changes but not memories. I’ll always remember and so will you. Best wishes and congratulations to all of you. Citty L Wilson 52 FAR ABOVE: Tonight It's You (Cheap Trick) ABOVE RIGHT: Mystery Lady (Billy Ocean) ABOVE: She Bop (Cindi Lauper) Special SlteKtS A school year would be a rather boring experience if it weren’t for such diversions as sporting events, dances, and so on. Special events further add to this experience. As Kool and the Gang state in their hit Cherish”: Let’s cherish every moment we have been given, time is passing by. These lyrics reflect the thoughts of students as they try to make the most of the time they share as classmates at North Penn. Whether it’s putting together the scenery for the Wizard of Oz” or plastering a faculty member with a chocolate cream pie at field day, these shared times drew us all closer together and add yet more fond memories. 53 PewuSowiQH Jl PVP This year, the senior members of the year- book staff would like to dedicate their ef- forts to a person who many of us. at times, sees more of than our own parents. A fine classroom teacher, this person doesn’t just stop his work at the 3:30 bell. He has coached just about everything at N.P. at one time or another and always leaves the athletes with respect for his knowledge of the sport and fond memories of the sea- son. Currently, he is girl’s track coach, coach for the boy's elem. program, and also spends his Saturday’s in gym trying to teach his be- tween the legs dribble. As Key Club advisor, a well respected PIAA official, and director of the Island Park, Mr. Hall always seems to be involved in activities important to youth of the community. So as thanks for everything he has done for us over the years, and also a great thanks to his wife for giving her husband up for so many hours each week, we, the senior mem- bers of the yearbook staff, dedicate the 1986 Pennsonian to Mr. Pete Hall. ABOVE, Sharp Dressed Man (Dance Hall Days) ABOVE RIGHT: Relax (Frankie Goes to Hollywood) RIGHT, I'm So Excited (Pointer Sisters) 54 The Queen and his Court? Some guys have all the luck, some guys have all the pain, some guys get all the breaks, some guys do nothing but com- plain.” These lyrics of Rod Stewart pretty much sum up the fate of a young man in his dealings with the opposite sex. As can be seen by North Penn's 1985 Homely Coming Candidates, their escorts had all the luck”. Judging indeed was a challenge as Miss Sleepy Hollow (because of dark hair on legs) was edged out by Miss Mansfield Bleachers (short- ness of dress possibly). t?£MD(J On Friday June 13, the Class of 86 received their diplomas in the North Penn Gymnasium. Class President, Jill Hodder welcomed friends and family making special mention of Brian Dawson and the inspiration he had been to his classmates as well as a special thanks to Mr. Hurley. Exchange students Sabine Koessl- ing and Jan Van Dijk thanked the community for their very enjoyable year. Mansfield University professor and Blossburg native Bob Johnson delivered the Commencement Ad- dress stressing the importance of setting goals continuously as you move through life. Jon Skaehill presented the Invoca- tion and Lonna Bender gave the Benediction. ABOVE: Second Wind (Billy Joel) ABOVE RIGHT: Do You Want Crying (Katrina and the Waves) RIGHT: It’s All Over Now (Falco) 501? T N£ cWO D Young and Innocent The Senior Class chose to have a dinner dance rather than take a senior trip. The Senior Prom was held at the Sheraton Inn in Williamsport. After a dinner of ham or prime rib, a dance was held. Local radio station, WKEZ provided the music. The Senior Class chose Jill Hodder as Prom Queen and Dave Pida as Prom King. Tina Schmouder was a close runner-up in the voting for Prom Queen. Chaperoning were Mr. and Mrs. Trow- bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Morkzynski. Mr. and Mrs. Knaus, Mr. and Mrs. Fry. The chaper- ones, who couldn’t keep up with the kids, crashed” for the night at the Sheraton. At 2:00a.m., the party adjourned only to be reconvened at the UA Theater for a private showing of TOP GUN. With the theater to themselves, the gang curled up on blankets and had a nice finale to a memorable evening. 58 King For a Day (Thompson Twins) Like No Other Night (.38 Special) LEFT: The Beautiful Ones (Prince) ABOVE CENTER: Dancing In The Dark (Bruce Springsteen) ABOVE: Say You. Say Me (Lionel Ritchie) 59 BELOW: Super Freak (Rick James) ABOVE RIGHT: You Belong to the City (Glenn Fry) RIGHT: I Wanna Be a Cowboy (Boys Don’t Cry) ABOVE: No one Is to Blame (Howard James) Anything but Simple Minds'7 Bank President and Laurel Queen Candidate Friends of the Library recipient — Debbie Ogden Wednesday May 28, Scholastic Awards were presented at North Penn High School. The Packer Foundation Scholarships of Wells- boro were presented to Mike Ford and Mary Ann Dahlgren. The 1986 St. Andrew’s Science Awards were presented to Paul Boinske, Mike Ford, Debbie Ogden, and Great Manikowski. Justin Adams, Steve Brion, Tim Hilfiger were all presented the Blossburg First Citizens National Bank Scholar- ships with John Skaehill as the al- ternate. North Penn’s Laurel Queen candidate Denise Trow- bridge was presented with an award from First Citizens Nation- al Bank. Daughters of the Ameri- can Revoltuion Good Citizen Award was presented to Jill Hod- der who along with Mike Ford was awarded The Army Scholar Athlete Award. Mrs. Unangst pre- sented the Joyce Lisowski Award to Lonna Bender. Barb Cowan was awarded the Tioga County Medi- cal Society and Auxiliary Award. ABOVE RIGHT: Yearbook Dedication LEFT: Bank Scholarship Recipients ABOVE: John Philip Sousa Award 63 On Friday evening, June 6, the athletes of North Penn were guests of the Kiwanis Club at a dinner held in Manser Hall at Mansfield Univer- sity. Outstanding male athlete was Steve Brion and outstanding female athlete was Barb Frederick. Individ- ual sports included Mike Ford Boy’s 'B’kte.e. it Basketball, Barb Frederick Girl’s IP Basketball, Dale Mundis Boy’s Track, Jill Hodder Girl’s Track, Steve Brion 0 football, Mike Rice baseball, Mary ft Witushynsky Cheerleading, Barb ' $ Frederick Volleyball. I . - - Lyle Brion was presented with a special plaque in recognition of his support of the Sports program at North Penn. Whether volunteering his time in the rain at a track meet or driving to Renovo to see a basketball game, Lyle was always there. ABOVE: Track MVP'S Dale Mundis and Jan Van Dijk 64 This year between January and April, strange sounds could be heard echoing through the halls of North Penn at night. These sounds were those of Lions growl- ing. Witches kackling. Wind whistling, and even Dogs barking. They were all due to the musical The Wizard of Oz” which was presented May ninth and tenth by the Drama Club. The musical took three months of prep- aration between try-outs, singing prac- tice. learning lines and making scenery. During the last few weeks before the per- formance it was easy to pick out cast members in the halls because they were usually covered with paint from building scenery. After all the scenery was built and all the lines learned, the curtain finally opened for the first performance. The cast included: Patty Fox as the Lion. Tony Musingo as the Tin Man. Amy Wood as the Scarecrow and Elaine Smith as Dorothy. Other cast members includ- ed: Wendy Shattuck as the Wicked Witch, Kim Hays as the Good Witch, Tonya Morgan as Gloria. Brent Shypu- lefski as Lord Growlie. Brian McClure as Uncle Henry. Kathy Roupp as Auntie Em, members of the sixth grade played Munchkins and an especially good sport Muffy” the dog played Toto — Great job guys! I'll eel that brat Dorothy! Tl • . J _ A I A 121« m Ml 66 LEFT. Which way to Emerald City? BELOW. Help, it s that dog again! Do it again? . .. You're kidding right? I forgot my line!! 67 Dire Straits (Cardiac Arrests?) TOP RIGHT: Take On Me (A-Ha) TOP: Round and Round (Ratt) ABOVE: What Have You Done for Me Lately (Janet Jackson) To most people, it’s spring, summer, winter, and fall. To the students of North Penn it’s football season, basketball season, and so on. Much of school life revolves around the sports calendar. A winning program reflects the dedication of those involved. The athletes, fans, and coaches at North Penn all contributed to another exciting and rewarding sports year. The lyrics from the sound track from the movie All the Right Moves” seems to state the philosophy of those involved. There’s more for us than giving in and only getting by. They say we’re going to sink or swim, but we intend to fly. And if we make the right moves if we make all the right moves. We can show them up there’s no way that we can lose. 69 I to R: Top row: Asst. Coach J. Bogaczyk. Coach Rolands. Coach Drask. Coach Kurns. Row two: B. Schnover. J. Winder. M. Hutchenson. C. loudenslager. P. Stevens. S. Toner. Row three: B. Vannoy. M. Ford. S. Brion. B. Giddings. Cl Trevino. Ed Stevens. J. Brennon. T. Atkinson. Botton row: R. Dake. S. Miller. T. Hilfiger. J. Adams. C. Dake. S. Brion. J. Bowen. J. O'Connors. T. Heichel. v 5 Troy N.P. 0 OPP. 21 Bucktail 7 20 Canton 15 48 Montgom. 39 6 Muncy 15 32 Hugesville 27 7 CV 6 15 E. Juniata 12 14 Wellsboro 0 13 Although the team fell short of their pre-season goal of a winning season, the team accomplished a great deal for only having twenty players. The team was tri-captained by Steve Brion, Justin Adams and Chuck Dake. Two highs in the up and down season were two impressive victories at home vs. Montgomery (39-6) and Hughsville (27-7). Then there was a succession of three hard losses at the end of the year. Cowanesque Valley (15-6), Wellsboro (13-0) and East Juniata (14-12). Though dominating in the overall statistics department, turnovers and the offenses inability to score inside their own twenty yard line, left the Panthers on the short end of the stick. Outstanding performers included All-Twin Tiers OB-DB Steve Brion. Steve led the Twin Tiers in all-purpose yardage as he passed for 1054 yards, ran for 538 yards and returned yards for 436. Another was Mike Ford as second in the Twin Tiers in Receptions with 36 catches for 605 yds. Jason Bowen was fourth with 31 catches for 431 yds. Justin Adams led the team with 93 rushing attempts that produced 398 yds. for 4.3 yds. a carry. Sophomores Ed Stevens (QB-WR). Tim Atkinson (SB-DB) and Sen- ior Jim O’Conners split time as receivers and defensive backs. On the line, Scott Miller 6’4. 290 was the team's most dominating player. Other standouts included Ricky Dake Jr. (C-DE) Scott Brion SO. (OG-DT), Tim Hilfiger Sr. (T NG) and Chris Trevino Sr. (OG-DE). The powerful North Penn Varsity Volleyball team finished an- other very successful season with a league record of 13-2 following play-off action and outscoring their opponents 441 to 230 in regular season play. One of the high lights of this year's season was North Penn’s participation in the prestigious Tunkhannock Volleyball Classic at Tunkhannock on October 5 which was limited to ten teams divided into 2 pools — playing 2 games rather than I match play. In the first match-up North Penn drew North Pocono and easily de- feated them 15-7, and 15-7. Our second contest was against Bethle- hem-Liberty and we won the first game 15-8 and lost by a 13-15 score in the second. In the third game North Penn played previously unbeaten. Nativity High School of Pottstown. and handed them 15- 8. 15-11 losses. Our final match in pool play was with Athens and North Penn won this contest 15-9, 15-6 to merge as the winner of Pool II. In the semi-finals. North Penn drew Towanda and bested them by a 15-10 score in the first game of match play. North Penn held a commanding lead in the second but Towanda fought back to win it 16-14 and go on to win the match game 15-7. During District IV tournaments at M.U. North Penn was able to avenge this loss by beating Towanda 15-13 and 15-7 as well as take a very satisfying win against last year’s champion. Canton. At Dis- tricts. North Penn cleared its way to the finals against Troy and finished second with 15-7,15-9 scores, to repeat as second in the league, and second in Districts. We'll be losing 3 All-Star players from this year’s fine squad. It’s going to make it tough to replace the calibre of players we’re losing but we will try and continue to be a dominant force in the N.T.L. Volleyball League. Top Right: Mom . . . catch! Above: I got it! Bottom Right: Over the net. not under. 12 TOP: L to R — Barb Frederick. Kerri Greer. Cap. — Debbie Ogden Cindy Brazda. MIDDLE; Michelle Davis. Diane Ogden. Phylis Lowe. Missy Parker BOTTOM: Mrs. Muto. Jessica Mate, Melind� Vroman. TOP LEFT: Cindy up for a kill. BOTTOM LEFT: Please hit it over! Co-Captain Barb Frederick had a team leading 180serving points. She notched 174 spikes and 26 kills for the season. Team captain. Deb Ogden recorded 268 spikes and 38 kills to lead the team in both. Co- Captain. Kerri Greer, moved into a setter hitter position and did an excellent job in setting and attacking. All three girls were named to the N.T.L. West Volleyball All- Star Team. Our team’s leading blocker was junior Cindy Brazda with a total of 21. After an especially strong performance in dis- tricts. Cindy should be a key player next season. Junior Phylis Lowe was the leading team setter with 433 good sets for the season and was the third in scoring with 114 service points. Phylis was an N.T.L. All Star Honorable mention. Rounding out the starting line-up was freshman Shelly Davis. Shelly is the first freshman to play Varsity Volleyball at North Penn. Her poise under pressure was very impressive. Junior reserve player Missy Parker was able to come in and score those needed points. Senior Melinda Vroman. Juniors Jessica Mase and Diane Ogden balanced out the team. Cowanesque — 0 N.P. — 2 Liberty — 0 N.P. — 2 Mansfield — I N.P. — 2 Elkland — 2 N.P. — 0 Wellsboro — 0 N.P. —2 W illiamson — I N.P. — 2 Galeton — 0 N.P. — 2 Cowanesque — 0 N.P. — 2 Liberty — 0 N.P. — 2 Mansfield — I N.P. — 2 Elkland — 0 N.P. — 2 Wellsboro—0 N.P. —2 Williamson —ON.P. —2 Galeton — 0 N.P. — 2 73 The Junior Varsity girls enjoyed a simply marvelous sea- son as they rolled up a 17-1 record. Sophomore guard Wendy Taylor (II.I pts. per game) led in scoring, and steals. Wendy also played a lot of varsity ball effectively. Mr. Mac named Wendy his MVP for the season. Sophomore forward Kary Chamberlain (6.2 ppg) led the team in rebounding (187) and improved steadily throughout the season. Three Freshmen rounded out the starting five. Center Shel- ley Davis (9.S ppg) led the team in foul shooting %. Dawn Pierce (7.2 ppg) proved her versatility by playing all positions. She was second on the team in rebounds (154) and steals. Dawn also played some strong games at the Varsity level. Judy Aumick (8.2 ppg) was a steady play maker and was making good progress with her outside jumper as the season ended. Another freshmen. Amy Sherant (3.1 ppg) played a strong forward position rebounding very well. Sophomore. Robin Hol- ley, Maggie Martin, and Roxanne Holley (1.5 ppg) rounded out the fine team. The lone loss of the year was to the Mansfield Tigers in a hotly contested game. In a re-match at Mansfield. NP blew out the Tigers 53 to 27. Mr. McNamara will be faced with a rebuilding year as many of his starters will be moving up to the Big Time.” An undefeated junior high team should move right in and make North Penn again a team to be reckoned with. ABOVE: All She Wants to Do Is Dance (Don Henley) ABOVE RIGHT: I Miss You (Klymaxx) RIGHT. Secret Lovers (Atlantic Starr) Firs! Row: R. Holley. J. Aumick. W. Taylor. K. Chamberlain. D. Pierce Second Row: R. Holley. M. Martin. A. Sherant. S. Davis. Coach Mac LEFT BELOW: Guarding Angel (Eurythemics) BELOW: Alice. I Want You Just For Me (Full Force) Scores N.P. Opp. Towanda 23 16 Troy 39 13 Williamson 54 21 Mansfield 50 45 Mansfield (2 ot) 36 41 Wellsboro 43 41 Galeton 28 15 Liberty 47 26 Williamson 42 19 C.V. 50 25 Elkland 51 31 Mansfield 53 27 Wellsboro 31 26 Galeton 48 17 Liberty 49 27 Williamson 58 20 C.V. 47 25 Elkland 49 30 75 Top: L to R Mr. Smith. W. Taylor. W. Morgan. P. Lowe. S. Koessling. D. Treat. Bottom: N. Evans. J. Hodder — Co Captain. B. Frederick — Co-Captain. D. Gardner. C. Brazda. Opp N.P. Towanda 34 39 Northeast 53 52 Northwest 48 61 Troy 63 71 Bucktail 22 69 Bucktail 30 61 Williamson 48 58 Mansfield 37 35 Mansfield 53 45 Wellsboro 48 69 Galeton 29 75 Liberty 32 36 Williamson 32 29 Cowanesque 26 51 Elkland 59 36 Mansfield 60 32 Wellsboro 50 49 Galeton 28 62 Liberty 37 54 Williamson 43 42 Cowansque 30 48 Elkland 69 33 The Varsity team finished the sea- son at 13-9 (7-7 league. 6-2 non-league). Sr. Guard Barb Frederick led the team in scoring (23.1 ppg.), field goal and foul shooting percentage (46% and 70%). and steals 75. Barb also was named to the All Star teams at the Wyalusing and North Penn Tourna- ments as well as the Star Gazettes N.T.L. All Star team. A knee injury forced Barb to miss the second half of the season. Sr. Guard Jill Hodder (9.2 ppg.) and forwards Wendy Morgan (4.2 ppg.) and Dorothy Gardner (3.0 ppg.) en- joyed fine seasons. Jill and Dorothy represented North Penn at the NTL All Star game. Junior center. Nancy Evans (6.5 ppg.) led the team in rebounding and was named to the All Star team at the Christmas Tournament. Junior Cindy Brazda (5.3) and Phylis Lowe (5.5) were both starters and gained valuable experience. Sophomore Wendy Taylor (3.5 ppg.) and Freshmen Dawn Pierce (3.4 ppg.) played well and promise strong North Penn teams in the future. 76 TOP: In the Air Tonight (Phil Collins) BOTTOM: She was Hot (Natural Gas) Break My Stride (Mathew Wilder) LEFT: Back Where You Belong (38 Special) MIDDLE RIGHT: Never Surrender (Corey Hart) ABOVE: Broken Wings (Mr. Mister) Things Could Only Get Better (Howard Jones) This year’s team had a winning season with a 9 win and 5 loss record. The high- lights of the season included a hard earned victory at Mansfield and a trip to Tunkhannock for a Volleyball Tournament. This year’s team included freshmen Judy Aumick, Jill Bombaski, Anna Hayden, Billie Jo Ogden. Amy Sherant as well as Sopho- mores Kary Chamberlain with 114 points. Top servers for aces were Holly Llewellyn and Wendy Taylor with 12 aces a piece. Top spiker was Wendy Taylor with 25 spikes and 3 kills. Top setter was Judy Aumick with 60 sets. Once again the Soph- omores joined the varsity team for dis- trict play-offs and the NTL play-off against Elkland. Congratulations team for a job well done. Front ROW: H. Llewellyn. W. Taylor. K. Chamberlain. J. Bombaski Second Row: B. J. Ogden. A. Hayden. J. Aumick. A. Sherant. Front: D. Pida. J. Adams. S. Brion. J. Hall. J. Zuke. J. Waksmunski. J. Kurzejewski Back: Coach Warren. P. Levindoski. M. Ford. J. Mahosky. J. VonDijk. T. Berguson. J. Ogden. The 1985-86 Panthers proved a pleasant surprise. The team finished the season with a 10-4 league record and overall 16 7. The team also won the S.R.U. Tip-Off Tournament and the Blossburg Kiwaniis Tournament. The Panthers provided many exciting finishes for their fans (four losses by 4 points or less). Seniors Mike Ford and Steve Brion provided the floor leadership. Ford led in scoring (19.0 ppg) and rebond- ing (110 reb. pg). Brion (16.9 ppg) shot 70% from the foul line. Sophomore Jeff Hall (112 ppg) dished out 78 assists. Senior Dave Pida did a great job on the boards and John Mahosky led the team in blocked shots. Bench strength was provided by sen- iors Justin Adams and Todd Berguson. Other squad members included Juniors Jerry Ogden. Pat Levindoski and Jamie Zuke. Foreign exchange student Jan van Dijk showed steady improvement. Montgomery Liberty Towanda Bucktail Bucktail Hughesville Canton Mansfield Wellsboro Galeton Liberty Williamson Cowanesque Elkland Mansfield Wellsboro Addison Galeton Liberty Williamson Cowanesque Elkland Sayre Opp N.P. 29 71 47 64 50 57 82 64 51 49 26 34 58 61 39 40 56 52 62 56 46 71 45 58 62 60 49 58 47 62 49 54 49 70 54 46 43 54 61 80 51 77 69 71 62 60 North Penn’s J.V. boys basketball team finished the 1985-86 year off with a 5-13 record. The co-captains Eddie Stevens and Bob Kelly were the floor leaders of the team. Pat Stevens, Eddie Stevens and ”Dino” were the leading scor- ers averaging 10, 8, 7 points respectively. Bob Kelly was the leading rebounder on the team averaging 9 per game. Others showing good hustle and team play were Dale Mundis, Lynn Kshir, Jeff Runyan and Buff” Trevino. Although the overall record of the team wasn’t up to par for coach Tracy, they did have some positive moments. Many of the losses that the team suffered were decided in the final seconds of the game. ABOVE, Communication (The Power Station) ABOVE RIGHT, Let s Go All the Way (Sly Fox) RIGHT: Some Guys Have All the Luck (Rod Stewart) 82 Scoreboard N.P. Opp. Towanda 33 50 Hughsville 35 37 Canton 29 44 Mansfield 33 35 Wellsboro 29 50 Galeton 35 54 Liberty 50 41 Williamson 45 50 C.V. 58 61 Elkland 31 20 Mansfield 37 42 Wellsboro 55 42 Addison 62 36 Galeton 32 43 Liberty 44 46 Williamson 38 46 C.V. 39 36 Elkland 18 44 ABOVE: C. Parker. T. Wood. J. Welk. D. Mundis. J. Manakowski. S. Wilson, second row: S. Trevino. P. Stevens. E. Stevens. B. Kelly. T. Davis. J. Runyan. Coach Tracy. ABOVE: Gimme 3 Steps (Lynyrd Skynyrd) LEFT: I Can't Wait (Stevie Nicks) 83 First Row: L. Bender, J. Hodder, S. Krause, B. Frederick, W. Morgan, D. Gardner. Second Row: R. Flolley. J. Fleming. N. Evans, Unknown, R. Holley. J. Aumick. Third Row: J. Bombaski. Mr. Hall, A. Drinkwine, H. Llewellyn, S. Davis. D. Pierce. A. Sherant, K. Chamberlin. W. Taylor. The 1986 edition of the North Penn Girl’s Track Team finished strong after a very poor start. Leading the team were tri-captains Jill Hodder, Susan Krause and Barb Frederick. Hodder led the team with 107 points scored, followed closely by fresh- man Dawn Pierce (105), Krause (80) and Sophomore Holly Llewellyn (80). Others with high point totals include Nancy Evans (73), Roxanne and Rob- in Holley with 78 and 71 respectively and Joyce Fleming with 59. Wendy Morgan led the field event contin- gent with 54 pts. Letters were won by 13 girls, 9 of whom return for the 1987 season. Next year we hope to improve on our 9-12 record after strong show- ings in League and Districts by the 400 meter relay team. 3200 meter relay team, Nancy Evans and Dawn Pierce in the high jump and Amy Drinkwine and Holly Llewellyn in the sprints. Over and Over (Madonna) 84 Top: Perfect Way (Green Gamson) Above: I ought to let go (38 Special) Above: All I Need is a Miracle (Mike The Mechan- ics) Middle right: Members Only (Bobby Bland) Bottom right: Hold on (Yes) Left: I'd rather be by myself (Ebo) Above: That’s What Friends are for (Dianne Worwick 6 Friends) First Row: Coach Knaus. T. Hilfiger. J. Runyan. J. Adams, J. Van Dijk, M. Shannon, D. Mundis, D. Flarrer, Second Row: T. Berguson, C. Dake. J. Winder, R. Dake, B. Kuhn, E. Stevens, S. Brion, K. Page, M. Priset, C. Loudenslauger, Third Row: S. Kreger, R. Dowling. R. Bowens, C. Miller, J. Zuke, L. Smith, J. Backman, J. Flail, B. Wood, J. Tokarz, Fourth Row: C. Cadwell, J. Nowakowski, S. Miller, P. Stevens, J. Mahosky, J. Welk, R. Bond, C. English, Coach Tracy. 86 87 The 1986 Boy's Track Team repeated as Northern Tier League Champions and continued their winning ways. In the last five years that the boys have been NTL Champions, their total re- cord is 80 3-2. None of our team had ever experienced a loss until late this season when an injury-laden Panther team fell to a strong Wellsboro team. The defeat ended a 61 meet unbeaten string by North Penn. During the season, the boys rose to every occasion and fought off injury, absence, and a tough schedule. They rode the storm against Canton, they hammered Troy, they destroyed Mansfield, they got up for strong Elk- land. they demolished Addison, they soundly beat Loyalsock. Lock Haven, and upstart SRU. The Panthers were paced through- out the season by Dale Mundis. Jan Van Dijk, and the strong corps of run- ners. Pre-season favorite for team honors was Steve Brion. He was ham- pered much of the season but came back to win the League 800 and team with Jeff Runyan. Mundis, and Van Dijk to win the League Championship and District runner-up honors in the 3200 meter relay. Dale and Jan were also District 4 runners-up in the 1600 and 3200 respectively with Dale ad- vancing to the PIAA State Champion- ships. Dale and Jan also eclipsed long- standing school records. In the field. Mike Shannon was the Panthers top gun. but he was closely followed by Todd Berguson. Scott Mill- er. John Mahosky, Pete Hall and Ken Page. The key to success this season was team depth. The sprinters were led by Carl Wil- liams. Chuck Dake and Landon Smith. Hard work led them to team with Pete Hall and nail down the NTL Champion- ship in the 400 meter relay. Throughout this season 28 boys scored in varsity competition and 24 scored often enough to letter. As Coach Knaus said, Nobody gave us a chance at the beginning of the season. When you’ve got over 50 meets with- out a loss and four straight League ti- tles you're a target. We just changed that bulls-eye on our chests to a big S for SUPER. 88 1986 Dual Meet Scores (14-1-1) NP 108 Troy 42 NP 68 Wellsboro 82 NP 114 Cowanesque 36 NP 93 Mansfield 57 NP 75 Canton 75 NP 8116 S.R.U. 68 !6 NP 95Vi Mansfield 54 2 NP 121 Williamson 29 NP 85 Elkland 65 NP 94 Loyalsock 56 NP 106' 2 Cowanesque 43' 2 NP 83!6 Lock Haven 661 2 NP 147 Addison 3 NP 84 Elkland 52 NP 107 Elkland 43 NP 99 S.R.U. 47 Take Me With You (Prince and the Revolution) King of Pain (Police) JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Never Surrender (Corey Hart) 89 You Look Marvelous (B. Crystal) Coach Smith and his Junior High teams enjoyed an- other fine season as the teams went undefeated for the second straight year. Guards Sylvia Sherant (9.2 points per game) and Kim Stoudt (7.7 ppg) provided steady ball handling throughout the year. Center Renee Ford (4.9 ppg) and Karen Davis (7.1 ppg) gave the Little Panthers control of the boards and started many fast breaks. Karla Lindquist (3.6 ppg), Amy Nybeck (3.4 ppg), and first year player Angel Kuhn (1.9 ppg) came off the bench and made some valuable contributions. Ellie Marvin's (2.2 ppg) constant hustle forced the opposition into many turnovers. The Super Scrubs” were led to their 12 wins by guard Kim Hall who led the team in scoring, steals, and did much of the ball handling. Kristen Wilson and Julie McIn- tosh enjoyed fine seasons but were most impressive with some fine assists. First year players Cathy Brazda and Rhonda Bogaczyk steadily improved. Ann Kosto- vick, Amy McCabe, and Kim Persun gained valuable ex- perience and worked hard throughout the season. What I Need Is a Miracle (Mike and the Mechanics) When You Close Your Eyes (Night Ranger) A- Front: R. Bogaczyk. E. Marvin. K. Stoudt. K. Hall. S. Sherant Middle: C. Brazda. A. Kostivich. J. McIntosh. K. Wilson. A. McCabe. K. Persun Back: Coach Smith. A. Kuhn. A. Nybeck. R. Ford. K. I Miss You (Climax) Lindquist. K. Davis Junior High Scoreboard N.P. 39 Mansfield 6 N.P. 39 Wellsboro 21 N.P. 26 Williamson 17 N.P. 39 Elkland 8 N.P. 29 Wellsboro 22 N.P. 62 Canton 8 N.P. 53 Canton 5 N.P. 51 Liberty 6 N.P. 46 Cownesque 23 N.P. 28 Mansfield 14 N.P. 40 Liberty 9 N.P. 33 Troy 17 ABOVE LEFT: Magic (Cars) ABOVE: I can't drive 55 (Van Halen) L to R: L. Cloos, G. Fleming, T. Wilson, B. Naylor, K. Nybeck, M. Toner, B. Wood- ward, B. Randise, Second Row: B. Morley, B. Oakes, R. Brown, T. Shattuck, R. Bowens, S. Berguson, G. Waksmunski, Third Row: Mr. Waksmunski, T. Warren, B. Wood, S. Frost, A. Moore, S. Yeager, Fourth Row: B. Shypulefski, D. Stevens, G. Wickman, W. Wilcox, J. Levanowitz, T. Musingo. r- Mansfield Opp. 32 N.P. 26 Williamson 35 29 Wellsboro 40 15 Liberty 28 24 Canton 27 40 Cowanesque 28 36 Wellsboro 49 29 Elkland 36 19 Troy 53 23 Canton 24 31 Liberty 24 15 Mansfield 26 17 92 Coach Waksmunski was quite pleased with the improvement in basic skills shown by the athletes on his junior high teams. Re- bounding proved to be a strength but lack of shooting skills left the young Panthers watch the oppo- sition pull away in many of the contests. Robb Rowens and Tony Shat- tuck did yoeman work on the boards. Brent Shypfuiefski played the post position. Bali handling was provided by Brian Oakes and Scott Yeager. The first team fin- ished the season with a 3 and 9 record but their dedication and willingness to work left coach Waksmunski looking for this squad to steadily improve as they move up the ladder. The second team fared much better record wise as they posted a 9 and 3 record. 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Q 1? u 0 O s: J A A w 2 vT� t -V 3k2v 2Sr V V v T Football Stats 1985 Panther Seaton (2-7) Aug 30 Troy 21 North Penn 0 Sept 7 Bucktail 20 North Penn 7 Sept 14 Canton 48 North Penn 15 Sept 21 North Penn 39 Montgomery 6 Sept 28 Muncy 32 North Penn 15 Oct 5 North Penn 27 Hughesville 7 Oct 12 CV 15 North Penn 6 Oct 19 Wellsboro 13 North Penn 0 Nov 2 East Juniata 14 North Penn 12 •985 Final Mid-Penn Conference Standings W L T GB wm percentage Renovo Bucktail 5 0 0 — 1.00 Muncy 3 2 0 2 .600 bast Juniata 3 2 0 2 .600 North Penn 2 3 0 3 .400 Hughes viile 14 0 4 200 Montgomery 14 0 4 .200 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 Total North Penn 43 28 0 50 121 Opponent 48 51 50 34 183 North Penn Leading Rusher Game by Game VS Troy Steve Brion 6 carries 24 yds VS Bucktail Steve Brion 8 carries 33 yds VS Canton Steve Brion carries 76 yds vs Montgomery Steve Brion 15 carries 93 yds vs Muncy Justin Adams 19 carries 84 yds vs Hughesville Steve Brion 9 carries 105 yds vs CV Justin Adams 19 carries 98 yds vs Wellsboro Justin Adams 12 carries 55 yds vs EJ Steve Brion 6 carries 75 yds North Penn Leading Receiver Game by Game vs Troy Mike Ford 7 catches for 93 yds vs Bucktail Jason Bowen 5 catches for 84 yds vs Canton Jason Bowen 3 catches for 47 yds vs Montgomery Mike Ford 7 catches for 156 yds vs Muncy Mike Ford 4 catches for 92 yds vs Hughesville Jason Bowen 6 catches for 79 yds vs CV Jason Bowen 3 catches for 30 yds vs Wellsboro Mike Ford 9 catches for 138 yds vs EJ Mike Ford 4 catches for 71 yds Jason Bowen 4 catches for 45 yds Helmet Decal Awards Deca Name Off Def Total Steve Brion 62 12 74 Scott Miller 8 20 28 Jason Bowen 15 13 28 Mike Ford 22 5 27 Rick Dake 7 II 18 Jim O'Conners 2 13 15 Chris Trevino 7 7 14 Ty Heichel 4 8 12 Ed Stevens 9 0 9 Jim Brennan 6 2 8 Tim Hilfiger 8 0 8 Bob VanNoy 2 3 5 Tim Atkinson 3 0 3 Pat Stevens 3 0 3 Jeff Winder 2 0 2 Shawn Toner 2 0 2 Sean Smith 2 0 2 164 94 258 Punting No Yards Avg Steve Brion 32 950 29.7 Mike Ford 19 501 26.4 51 1451 28.4 DEFENSIVE STATS Tackles UT Assisted Total Scott Miller 58 31 89 Jason Bowen 53 35 88 Chris Trevino 35 29 64 Justin Adams 31 32 63 Steve Brion 28 29 57 Rick Dake 30 25 55 Scott Brion 22 20 42 Mike Ford 26 12 38 Jim O'Conners 23 15 38 Ty Heichel 20 13 33 Jim Brennan 10 8 18 Ed Stevens 9 7 16 Pat Stevens 3 5 8 Tim Atkinson 2 4 6 Chuck Loudneslager 1 4 5 Tim Hilfiger 1 1 2 322 270 592 Basketball k 5 «X in CX lO CO 1 1 1 vO 1 I A •4- 3 L r - C- 00 X- cn r- cx SB cx CO - — O cX 0 l vO Ji O trs 0 to 0- lo 00 1 1 CX 1 ' 5 c J 5 s tf'v cr J SR — N� CO X — io 0 1 u Ls 0 vS 0 r- CD 0 CD CD n • • 1 xTl • 1 A £ oc £ ot cn CO 0 r- VO VO — T 1 etl CX Zl vS 0 O 0 • T • 1 1 1 1 r a £ a rO ■-U C Ti CO 29 r � . CO CX co 1 m 1 °“ 0 2: CX T) CX t 7 x X) • 7 CO 1 .n £ -5 S5 3 CO ao 0- cx CO «0 cx CO vo X ? £ tx s ik: bx 'T in •X r . 3 £ 3 ■x. 22 CO t S - 0- cx CO CO cX cO - to c c g 9 CX CX (XJ x u5 0 «0 vr CO CO C4 O c£ S OS •J; 55C 0- IS S N 3- 8 f) T «0 c cx 0 r 0 co - CX — VN § 3 £ r% «1� l •O 2 W CX � T T T r ? -C a. CT- CX O- 0- GO U0 CO 3- 00 T 3- cn O- O' 00 1 i Ji i-fl J X T O -O Jla cS 7 2 c -g 2_ 3 V H 7 W J 7 f • ■n J • h t £ 4 ri -■ jf“ KOOL Atfd tos gaHg The Winter Sports are more than just snow and cold weather. The girls volleyball team and both basketball teams received a lot of support from the strangest looking cheerleaders that North Penn has ever seen. They didn’t wear mini-skirts or saddle shoes — just hats, tee shirts and boots. These guys did some pretty easy waves and a lot of collapsible mounts (not on purpose!) Thanks for the laughs guys! Dallas cheerleaders watchout! Boys Night Out. (KROKUS) Dangerous But. Worth the Risk. (RATT) TOP RIGHT: Caught In The Game (Joe Spigotz) TOP: Dance Hall Days (Wang Chung) ABOVE; Call it the Blues (Elton John) Organizations A student at North Penn is more than just a student. Do Wot You Do” (INXS) is the philosophy of most as they become involved in activities such as Yearbook and National Honor Society. Such groups got students involved in such new experiences” as darkroom techniques, a trip to Quebec City, and community efforts such as Blood Mobile and Kiwanis projects. No one else can do wot ya do, do wot ya do And it’s not easy to take the time. Do Wot You Do” (INXS) But the students at North Penn do take the time, and the student life reflects it. Id NEW EDITION The Yearbook Room was the place to be as evidenced by Mr. Hurley’s frequent trips up to check things out. Despite Rob and Steffans booby traps. Hacky Sack exhibitions by Barb and friends, innumerable smuggled” pizza parties, and many other distractions, the 1986 Penn- sonian was actually put together. Editor Jill Hodder led an able crew who worked summer to summer. Business Manager Wendy Morgan and Associate Editor Barb Frederick provided Jill with solid support throughout the year. Amy Wood did some fine layouts. Missy Haynes tackled the most dif- ficult typing assignments. Rob Bond, Steffan Wigert, and Barb spent hours in the darkroom. Jill, Barb, Jan Van Dijk, and Cindy Brazda were responsible for the ma- jority of the photography. Underclassmen, led by Junior Cin- dy Brazda, made significant contri- butions. Sophomores Dale Mundis and Wendy Taylor worked on differ- ent sports layouts. Freshmen Dawn Pierce and Shelley Davis were lead- ing fund raisers as well as doing var- ious layouts. Editor Jill Hodder did a fine job coordinating the project. In the end, all involved will agree the beloved” fund raising and even giving up those summer mornings were worth the effort as our friends and class- mates enjoy the 1986 Pennsonian. 102 I'm Insane (Rati) BELOW CENTER: Pretty In Pink (Psydidelic Furs) BELOW: Crazee Now (Quiet Riot) ommm LEFT: Action! Not Words (Def Leppard) ABOVE: Shout (Tears For Fears) 103 Senior Yearbook Staf Bottom: R. Bond. T. Schmouder. A. Wood. G. Grimes. S. Wigert. Second Row: K. Witushynsky, R. Dowling. S. Koessling. D. Trowbridge. M. Haynes. Third Row: K. Greer. S. Bower. D. Pida. J. Bombaski. E. Smith. J. Van Dijk. T. Moyers. S. Montague. It was a bittersweet spring for the seniors and North Penn as a whole as Brian finally lost his valiant struggle. The courage with which Brian faced the greatest of all challenges has left an indelible mark on us all. Though not present in body at gradu- ation ceremonies, he certainly was in the thoughts of the seniors as they re- flected on the experiences the class had shared. Brian's love of life and the dignity he displayed as it was being eroded away set an example for all as we met our comparatively insignificant obstacles in the days ahead. 104 BRITISH ISLES TRAVEL CLUB Left to Right: P. Levindoski. R. Clark. A. Drinkwine. P. Lowe. T. DeHaven. R. Dake. Second Row: W. Shattuck. N. Evans. M. Wilson. D. Ogden. J. Zuke. Third Row: D. Payne. L. Connely. D. Bollinger. D. Treat. J. Ogden. J. Fleming VIDEO CLUB Left to Right: Rob Bond. Steffan Wigert. Paul Boinske. 105 SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row: (Left to Right) M. Haynes. K. Bombaski. Second Row: J. Bombaski. J. Hodder. S. Bower. K. Witushynsky. K. Greer. P. Lowe. A. Drinkwine. Third Row: D. Pida. W. Taylor. D. Payne. P. Levandoski. Fourth Row: J. Hall. B. Kelly. Mrs. Miller (advisor). J. Winder. ABOVE: Student Council’s slave sale. ABOVE RIGHT: President. Debbie Ogden. RIGHT: Sherri Bower. Student Council Homecoming Representative. 106 First Row: (Left to Right) L. Smith. R. Ford. A. Kuhns. K. Hall. K. Davis. Second Row-. K. Berguson. S. Yeager. Mrs. Miller (Advisor). P. Fox. FAR LEFT: Having fun at the block party. ABOVE: Don't come around here no more (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) LEFT: Hello Again (Cars) 107 JOURNEY BELOW: This Is The Life (Weird Al Yankovic) RIGHT: Sharp Dressed Man (ZZ Top) On April 17. a group of students from N.P. set out on a 5 day tour of the city of Quebec in Canada with Mrs. Koernig. After sightseeing all day. a lot of the students could be found at the city's underground shopping mall at a 3-story McDonalds in their free time. No one will ever forget the squirt gun fights and toga parties in the hotel! A great time was had by all who went. ABOVE LEFT: Looks That Kill (Motley Crue) LEFT: Ghostbusters (Ray Parker Jr.) 108 SENIOR HIGH SKI CLUB VCOWBJKj L. to R: K. Bombaski. K. Toner. M. D lgren. J. Eckman. T. Hilfiger. K. Wemesfelder. S. Bower. J. Adams 9 Second Row: D. Nybeck. T. Myers. J. Bombaski. M. Haynes. B. Frederick. W. Morgan. D. Trowbridge. D. Ogden. K. Greer. K. Witushynsky. S. Brion. Third Row: M. Shannon. R. Dowling. S. Koessling. S. Miler. J. Hodder. T. Berguson. C. Trevino. Y. Von Dijk JR. HIGH SKI CLUB L to R: First Row: R. Hadley. S. Toner. K. Watkins. L. Stocum. Second Row: D. Payne. S. Wilson. N. Evans. R. Clark. P. Lowe. A. Drinkwine. W. Shattuck. M. Toner. C. Davis. L. Witushynsky. L. Smith. R. Dake. P. Levindoski. T. Musingo. J. Ogden. R. Bowens. B. Pequignot. R. Ford. M. Smith 109 VARSITY CLUB Front Row: S. Miller. J. Hall. K. Greer. A. Drinkwine. J. Zuke. Mr. Unangst (Adv.) Second Row: S. Brion. D. Mundis. N. Evans. J. Hodder. D. Pida KEY CLUB Front Row: H. Jones. J. Fleming. A. Drinkwine. M. Dahlgren. B. Cowan. J. Bombaski. W. Morgan. G. Grimes. K. Bombaski. Second Row: S. Welch. K. Toner. R. Dowling. J. Eckman. M. Haynes. B. Frederick. 110 Third Row: D. Pida. S. Montague. S. Bower. D. Mundis The Color of Success (Morris Day) EURITHMICS ID We Gol the Beat (the Gogo’s) Would I Lie to You (Eurithmics) Infatuation (Rod Stuart) Rebels (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) Let the Music Play 113 They're Playing Our Song (Tommy Tune) NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Project: Bloodmobile va First Row (left to right): Mrs. Jones (Advisor). B. Cowan. J. Skaehill. G. Manikowski. S. Koessling. C. Wigert. D. Ogden. A. Wood. Up the Slide: J. Van Dijk. P. Boinske. T. Hilfiger. J. Hodder. R. Dowling. Down the Ladder: L. Bender. S. Bower. S. Krause. M. Mokrzynski. D. Ogden. D. Trowbridge. T. Schmouder. P. Carey. J TOP: Don't you want Me? (Human League) ABOVE . Dare Me (Pointer Sisters) RIGHT: Tuff Enuff (Fabulous Thunderbirds) 114 BUSINESS CLUB Front Row: Adv. Mrs. Snyder. M. Roupp. T. Martin. S. Carey. G. Grimes. C. Carew, M. Mokrzynski, S. Bower. Back Row: P. Carey, K. Moore, J. Bombaski. T. Moyers, S. Carey, B.J. Scheerer. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS (In Window) S. Miller, E. Smith, M. Monkrzynski, P. Carey, S. Krause. L. Bender, M. Vroman, L. Winder, Adv. Mrs. Jones. 115 CAMERA CLUB Underclassmen First Row: Left to Right: J. Harding. H. Farrell. J. Fleming. D. Bollinger. K. Nowakowski. Second Row: A. Miller. J. Grafton. H. Llewellyn. S. Welch. M. Martin. A. Sherant. B. Ogden. E. Farrell. 116 G.A.A. First Row (left to right): $. Bower. M. Haynes. B. Frederick. N. Evans. M. Roupp. R. Holley. Second Row: K. Bombaski. G. Grimes. W. Morgan. $. Carey. B. Scheerer. D. Ogden. J. Fleming. R. Holley. Third Row: P. Carey. J. Bombaski. D. Bollinger. C. Carew. M. Mokrzynski. A. Drinkwine. S. Carey. D. Treat. Mrs. Muto’s Golf Camp 117 Maple Sugar Sweetheart — Susan Krause Flaming Foliage — Deb Ogden QUEENS Laurel Festival Rep. — Denise Trowbridge Homecoming and Prom Queen — Jill Hodder TOP RIGHT: Girls With Guns (Duran Duran) TOP; I Feel ll Again (Honeymoon Suite) ABOVE: Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper) A yearbook is a result of the efforts of a lot of different individuals pooling their talents and resources, working toward a common goal. A very important ingredient in a successful Pennsonian is the financial support of local businesses. Without their interest, the students of North Penn would find a fine yearbook nearly an impossibility. With dwindling enrollment, a small school is hard pressed to meet the rising cost of yearbook publications. But with the fine community support, the Pennsonian lives on. If the yearbook staff could sum up their yearly financial status, they could refer to ABC's hit How to be a Millionaire : Tell me, tell me how to be a millionaire. Tell me, tell me how to be a millionaire. Who wants to be a millionaire? I do, I do! Who wants to be a millionaire? I do, I do! I’ve seen the future, I can't afford it. 119 Get on the bandwagon with a STUDENT LOAN low interest up to ten years repayments no payments while in school no parental endorsement or collateral up to $2500 per year CowgnotukttioMS _Xc� ctR Pew gnaduotes! FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Robert E. Dalton 120 A General Insurance J Vlain St. auto — home — Bus., Life and Health u5nwide Insurance Alexander .'MS-Main St. Blossburg, PA 16912 Congratulations Seniors! Downtown Timesaver Best of Luck to the Class of 1986 BLOSS AUTO SALES fc SERVICE 208 MAIN ST. • BLOSSBURG. PA 16912 1-800-445-6039 OUTSIDE PA. CALL COLLECT (717) 638-3108 Harrison's H Steve C. Stiner, Pr Vll P MOuGHT SOLD DOUGLAS. E. MATTHEWS, Owner (717) 638-2600 G reate r MatisfieI d rea Chamber oi Commerce, Incorporate Liicl Gr.aduates! Signor Bros, arnot. pa i69n 717-638-2773 717-638-2233 4? S'UU. TURKEY RANCH i Restaurant. Motel. Country Store G Self Serv Top Steam VaBey Mountain (Elev 1704 ft) a. GlbC Soutmri (717) 9969400 US tH I� . RD 1. 8o« 61 Trout Run. PA 17771 omsfer Libefty, Pa. Best Wishes! Ben Franklin I ' Blossburg, Pa. Best of Luck 1ft' J - I J ft W I 4 1 130 • (717)659-5461 •31 Hilfiger The Digger EXCAVATING LANDSCAPING LEWIS HILFIGER Owner I u COVINGTON. PA 169 __ Covington, PA Congratulations Class of '86 2: J - t � r 51 f —' a • i. I !- The free C's Styling Salon 181 North Main Street Mansfield, PA 16917 Congratulations Seniors! Susan Ogden k _ (717) 662-2202 OR IF NO ANSWER 662-2209 fri.. . — WILSON TOWLNG SERVICE ■ 24 Hour Service I.C.C. 140047 WAYNE ■Whitey WILSON P-OJ IHgl Owner EDWARD BRUEILLY President ED BRUEILLY DODGE, INC. PO Box 127 U.S Rt. 15 Manslield, PA 16933 Phones (717) 662-3515 or 662-3915 (HXEE1333 Baa ea c sttss zm Marvin's Market Covington, PA Congratulations S Good Luck Class of ’86 120 N. 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But. when it comes down to recalling these memories all that come to mind are a jumble of happy times, exciting times and sometimes sad times. I’m looking back it seems to me in seventh grade the seniors seemed so mature and “ready for the world”. I couldn’t wait to be like them. As we advanced in age becoming a senior didn’t seem such a giant impossibility. All too soon we’ve become the “big fish” in the little pond of North Penn. Could we possibly be the same age as the seniors when we were in the seventh grade? Do they look up to us the same way we did? It seems an impossibility, the people we were thrown together within kindergar- ten, with whom we shared our dreams, our hopes and aspirations, the new friends we made and the old friends we cherish. This is our last year before we go our separate ways. Although we’ll always be friends, it’ll never be quite the same. Sue Montague Goo , o 0(1 an°fhe,5.S t ne K • . � h0r '8n e°P,'n6 r . 'N? £ ' ,lJ4ent G® na « ot% to° x eo e ye ' 5 .. I � rru, ,0r � . ' « . rea y y f T+ eOfa a _. ‘n C )., ‘stn- to , °� 'oZ tZy iy zyZZ y 4r J° the ° o 9cb°' l,f hl er ) iL'U5t bn “ e o -°or a c y . • H o ,es s a«« e ' V 'the 7 r2?s U� 9 ne SaA, Goow. £ £3, 04,©r 5 So , se'a!.,ythe ' o. There were many memorable days at North Penn and 1 hope there will be more before I graduate. The Camera Club trips were always anticipated. On one trip to Darien Lake. I remember coming home and losing the lens in my glasses out the bus win- dow. On one unusual Hat Day. Susan. MaryAnn and I wore towels as our head- dress Our hair was looking marvelous” by the end of the day. The Awards Night is always a special time at North Penn. The one that 1 remember is when I was inducted into National Honor Society We were all nervous, but we were also very proud. Our class may have been called the loudest by a few of the teachers, all in all we are a pretty good bunch of kids. In our freshman year we had to give speeches. A few of us got a little watery-eyed and embarrassed. I think 111 always remember the pat on the shoulder and kind words afterwards. We weren’t always this nice all the time. We could be a very abusive class, when we tried. A few of the guys would abuse a certain squatty person and of course she would always fight back with some condescending remark. There was the study hall in 9th grade when we had no teacher. This was an over-sight that should not have been over-sighted. We did things in that study hall that Mr. Hurley would have loved to know about. I can remember when some of the guys threw Eugene Farley out a window and then locked it. Donna Bender 4StL T , Or . S mi £(. 0 rJ y cv l ‘r , s y. «? .. O r f J % � ty0 ty Va Y • rV. tty x V V Wk ' A . Si ••Off °9 )k � v0 0 tyro. '‘£ h n. '©tv� , % yr v% S,W vv V V % x® 'r, ty On, 1 V °'A Hs V % V % v % X V r m like a family VS e all have our .:r«u - - — -— about one another. t0 pu, on paper but one heaftS Karey Witushynsky I think the experiences I will remember most from North Penn High School will definitely be the times I've had with my friends. In our years at North Penn High School, we have seen many great, fun filled, victorious times. However we have also experienced just as many times filled with heartbreak, saddness and loss. Most older people say that you will never be as close to anyone in your lifetime as you were close to your friends in high school. This I can truly believe. Friends when you’re at this Brink stage” (on the brink of being an adult, yet somehow trying to hang on to your child- hood) are really the only ones you feel you can confide in and trust. If I was to say anything about high school years. I would have to say I was Most thankful for my friends who listened to and understood me. 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