Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Just For The Fun 0 It Peppy council elves, Lisa Lichtenfels and Kim Miller, greet the children with Santa Claus, Mr. Kurp, extends a hug smiles and balloons. to 'isomeone who's been good. Wondering just what Mickey, Ou- sama El- Hillal, is made of, this child finds out for herself. 14 Disney Breakfast

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f' i i lrlx f. i z er X xtw 67 X-. Participating in their first Home- coming Parade as sophomore court members and escorts are Chris Stewart, Renee Melocchi, Debi Ruggeri, and Scott Bertani. ,fx f .XXX Q 1 i 2 W Senior court members Jill Gigliotti, Traci Costantino, Heather Boone, and Autumn Taylor. nd the first runner up and escort is . . . Tension mounted as each couple was announced. Halftime of the football game disclosed results of the senior class voting for Homecoming royalty. From an original field of 20, 8 finalists were chosen. The secret ballots revealed that Heather Boone The Student Council's entry symbol- izes the theme A Knight at the Movies. it get n? Circling the stadium after being named Homecoming queen, Heather Boone exudes joy and appreciation. and Greg Zitcovich were chosen by the seniors to reign as the 1987 Homecoming King and Queen. Accepting the honor of first runners-up were Jay Mur- ray and Jill Gigliotti, followed by Mike Cymbor and Traci Costan- tino and Ron Garofolo and Au- tumn Taylor. Homecoming 13

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Enchanting the youngsters, Cinder- ella, Lori Glenn, casts a magic spell. Q eld December 12, Break- fast in Disneyworld is an annual event sponsored by Student Council in an effort to raise money for Juvenile Dia- betes. Each year, council mem- bers dress as Disney characters and Christmas elves, serving breakfast to children of the com- munity and their parents. Chair- persons Dana Cortese, Toni Rizzo, seniors, and sophomore Chris Stewart organized the event. Aided by sophomore Ian Miller, the breakfast was publi- cized through press releases, posters, and approximately 10,000 flyers. Attended by approximately Dressed for the occasion, council member, Janie Walters, prepares to serve one of the several hundred guests at the Disney breakfast. 375 people, Breakfast in Dis- neyworld featured games, car- toons, and visits with Santa Claus and other popular Disney characters. Games such as Pin the Nose on Rudolph and the Hokey Pokey were co-ordinated W, si' I I 6 4? 5? , H fr I lf by seniors Jodi Frishof and Stacy Sydeski. Also featured was a children's play by students of Mr. Hal Dwyer. Children en- joyed a comically modern ver- sion of a classic fairy tale, Cin- derella Wore Combat Bootsfl Cast members were Jen Thom- as, Amy Juraszek, Pat Lance, Steve Zupick, Jen Boch, Kristen Heasley, and Shannon Riley. One of the parents in attendance commented, This just gets bet- ter each yearf, Many people contributed to the success of Breakfast in Dis- neyworld, from local businesses who donated breakfast items to council parents who helped in the kitchen, to the council mem- bers themselves. Mrs. Elder, Stu- dent Council sponsor, comment- ed, This year was one of the best ever. I am so proud of the kids! Disney Breakfast 15