Sun Valley High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Aston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

sunrise . . . the day begins, promising new and differenTexperiences, here they come — the young are entering life what lies ahead? where will they go and what will they do? what will they leave behind? sunset this same dawn breeds another feeling — dusk; a day that is no more, a place where time has gone, the present — a combination of what was and what will be. crossroads . .. in this dim brilliance, this beginning and end, together we are lost in a limbo of past and future; these two tenses dominate the third, here our shared, beaten road diverges into many narrow untried paths; here we see ourselves as individuals in an organism fast becoming a part of our lives — Sun Valley High School Spectrum 1970 in your hands I out line of a year profile of a school story of the people and events which make both unique, different from any other. enter the young! Yes, you’re right; they still do this dedication thing in yearbooks. Why? Because, for every class that graduates (and writes a yearbook) there is one faculty member who stands out in par- ticular, one man or woman who has had a strong effect on the class. The Class of 1970 has chosen to acknowledge the guidance and assistance of Mr. Francis Dow- ney. Our adviser for three years, this man has been interested in the class and has given of him- self. To refer to Mr. Downey is to draw reference to a part of ourselves, because he has left his mark upon the Class as a unit and as individuals. From directing class functions to patroling the lunchroom to coaching the basketball teams, Mr. Downey has been with the Class of 1970. He has shared our interests, concerns, and future plans. In this way we, the Senior Class of Sun Valley High School, express our appreciation, by dedicating the 1970 Spectrum to Mr. Francis Downey. 4 5 I use Ajax, and I bet my hands are as soft as yours! 1. 2. 3,4. and where did dot 5 go? 7 Seniors Well, here they come; Some with questions, some decisions. Here they come; Some with acts, some with visions . . . To win a prize that no one’s ever won! 11 13 w A - On the sixth day of Christmas six gccsc! And how is my little bacteria doing today? But. I didn’t get to the punch line yet! It goes up and down and back and forth By the time I gel to Phoenix PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE To my fellow classmates: Here they come! Yes, here we come. 7 he seniors of Sun Valley are starting a new life among new people, new situations, new problems. For us. Sun Valley will soon be a thing of the past, existing only as a memory in the pages of this book or through recollections of the experiences we have shared. Sun Valley High School has meant different things to different people to some, it has been a way of life, to others, the drudgery of having to get an education. I hope that your years at Sun Valley have meant commitment to and involvement in something, whether it was the band, athletics, student government, or some other organization of the school. This is more important than any other aspect of an education the drive to become involved, the willingness to commit your whole life to something you believe in. Let us, the members of the class of 1970, carry this spirit of involvement into our separate futures. We must be willing to commit our lives. Perhaps this idea is best expressed in the words of the theme song: Not only learn to think but to care; Not only learn to think but to dare. I hope that this phrase becomes a reality for all of us. No matter what you do during life, the most important thing is that you are dedicated to it, that it fulfills you as a person and gives you an outlet for all your concern, all your talent, all your hope. Self-fullfillment is the thing. Be ashamed to die un- til you have found a reason to live. Sincerely, Bill Carpenter President, Class of 1970 Class Adviser Mr. Francis Downey Flistorian Beth Kurkis Secretary Vice President Linda Keenan Pat Henkle 17 Treasurer Debbie Moyer 18 MOST ACTIVE Linda Keenan fc Jim Elser r MOST ATHLETIC Dottie Ammlung Hal Moyer Beth Sidner Bill Ziegler. Ann Cope Mitch Gahres. MOST STUDIOUS MOST FRIENDLY 19 MOST POPULAR Sally Kashner Bob Wilson MOST HUMOROUS Joan Holefelder Chuck Harsh MOST QUIET — Janice Merrill Andy Kostival 20 BEST DRESSED Mary Bruni Mike Kane MOST TALKATIVE — Judy King Bill Gafford 21 ANNETTE AL VANI TAKES “Dingy Office Worker Activities: Pep Club D.E.C.A. 2 DOROTHY JANE A MML UNO “Dottic Undecided Activities: Basketball 2,3; Lacrosse 1,2,3: Hockey 1,2.3; F.N.C. 1,2,3; Spectrum 3; I .B.L.A. 3; Varsity Club 3; Pep Club: Prom Committee 2.3 DONNA JEAN ANTHONY “Goobers Model Activities: D.E.C.A. F.B.L.A. 3: Pep Club 3 DALE ARNAL Dale- Chemist Activities: Spectrum 2; Inter- act 2,3; History Club 2,3: Re- flector 3 THERESA ANN BACON Terri College Activities; Hockey 2.3; La- crosse 3: F.N.C. 3; Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 3: Prom Committee 2,3 JOHN EDWARD BAKER “Baker” Civil Engineer Activities: Football 1,2.3; Varsity Club 1.2.3; Student Council 2,3: Baseball 1,3; Span- ish Club I: Wrestling 2 22 PETER LA WRENCE BA KER “Bake Commercial Artist Activities: History Club 3 JUDY ELLEN BALDWIN “Judy Teacher Activities: History Club 1.3; French Club 1.2,3: Spectrum 3; German Club 2.3: F T.A. 1,2.3: National Honor Societ) 2.3 MA UREEN LINDA BALDWIN “Maureen” Registered Nurse Activities: Drill Team 1,2,3: Prom Committee 2.3: Latin Club RICHARD L. BALDWIN “Rich Teacher Activities: Dramatics Club I, 2,3: Latin Club 2.3: Prom Committee 1.2.3 CYNTHIA LOUISE BA LOCK “Cindy Beautician Activities: Basketball Man. I, 2.3: History Club 1.3: F.N.C. I; Latin Club 2; Prom Committee 2; Spectrum 3: Student Council 3 JOSEPH LEO BARBOSA “Bozo Undecided Activities: Football I 23 WAYNE ARTHUR BERKEMEYER “Wayne” Electrical Engineer ROSEMARY BENENHALEY “Rose” Secretary Activities: Hockey 1,2; Prom Com- mittee 2 PAULETTE BECKER “Polly” Lab Technician Activities: Library Club 1,2, Sec. 3; History Club 2,j; Motif 2.3: Prom Committee 2 LORRAINE AUDREY BENSEN “Lorraine” Receptionist Activities: History Club 2: F.B.L.A. 3; Prom Committee 3 SANDRA LEE BEISWANGER ”Sandi” Barber NA NC Y JA NE BEN TL E Y “Nancy” Nurse Activities: Lacrosse 2.3; F.N.C. 3; History Club 3; Spectrum 3: Varsity Club 3 24 JOSEPH BERNARD Joe Electrician DAVID BERKOW1TZ “Frog Undecided KEITH EDWARD BERRIER Keith Activities: Band 1.2.3: Dance Band 2, 3 JOHN JOSEPH BLACK A “Jack Engineer Activities: Baseball 1,2 STEVEN THOMAS BINNIG “Steve College Activities: History Club 2,3; Student Council 2 TIMOTHY ROY BLODGETT “Tim Professional Soccer Player Activities: Soccer 2,3: Track 2.3; Wrestling 3 25 ROBERT JAMES B LIZARD “Blu ” College Activities: Baseball 2; Pep Club 2.3; German Club 1.2 CYNTHIA LEE BONN ELL “Cindy” Nursing Activities: Chorus 1,2.3; F.N.C. 1,2.3; History Club 2.3; French Club 2,3; Drama Club I GLORIA DIANE BORRELLI “Gloria” Beautician Activities: D.E.C.A. 2; Pep Club 2 SUSAN M. BOSSLER “Sue Teacher THOMAS M. BRADEORD “Tom” Commercial Artist JOANN BRADSHAW “JoAnn” Math Teacher 26 DIANE MARIE BRAMBLE “Diane” Secretary Activities: Chccrlcading 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 2; Varsity Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Spectrum 3; Prom Committee 1.2,3 WILLIAM DENNIS BRENNAN “Bill” Engineer GA YLE D. BRINZO “Gayle” Office Work Activities: F.B.L.A. 2.3; Prom Committee 1,2 ROBERT JAMES BROWN “Bob” Research Journalist Activities: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1.3; Track 2; Varsity Club 2,3 LOUIS EDWARD BRUNI “Louie” Auto Mechanic MARY MARGARET A BRUNI “Mary” Airline Stewardess Activities: Pep Club I; D.E.C.A. 2; Spectrum 3 27 RUTH LYNN BRUSH “Ruth” College Activities: Band 1; Library Club 2,3; Chorus 1.2.3; Motif 3; Orchestra 1.2.3; Prom Com- mittee 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Spectrum 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Drama Guild 3; French Club 1, Pres. 2,3; Stu- dent Council 1.2. BARBARA ANN BURLEW Barb” Dental Hygienist Activities: Drama Club 1,2,3; History Club 2. Pari. 3; Band 1, 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; F.T.A. 3; F.N.C. 2,3; Yearbook 2,3; Prom Committee 2,3; Interact 2, Sec. 3; Drama Guild 3. BEVERLY ANNE BURNS “Bcv” Teacher Activities: Lacrosse 1,2,3; F.T.A. I; Hockey 3; Spectrum 3; History Club 3; Varsity Club 3; Drama Guild 3. BERYL ELAINE BUZ A “Beryl Marriage 28 GARY WA YNE CALVIN “Gary” Lawyer Activities: Band 3; Stage Crew 2: Prom Committee 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Spectrum 3; Motif 3; Drama Guild 3 CHESTER I. CANUM “Chef Engineer Activities: Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3 WILLIAM RIDGEWA Y CARPENTER “Bill Lawyer Activities: Student Council 1. 2; Class Pres. 2,3; Spectrum I, Ed. 3 ALMA MARIE CARROLL “Almaric” Hairdresser Activities: D.E.C.A. 2; Prom Committee 3 CATHY ANN CHANDLER “Cathy” Medical Technician Activities: Band 1,2,3; Prom Committee 2; Dramatics Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; F.B.L.A.2 SALLY JO CHARNOCK “Sally” Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A. I.Trcas. 2, Pres. 3 29 RALPH W. CHRISTIE “ Ralph ic” Oceanographer Activities: Motif3; History Club 3 WILLI A M CHRISTOPHER “Bill Chemist Activities: Baseball 1,2.3; History Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 1 JOHN LOYLD CHRISTINE “John Undecided KATHLEEN MARIE Cl RIG LI A NO “Kathy Beautician Activities: Hockey 1,2.3; German Club I. Sec. 2; History Club Pari. 2,3; La- crosse 2.3; Pep Club 3 MARTHA ALICE CLARK Marti Nursing Activities: F.N.C. 1.2,3; Prom Committee 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 1.2, 3; History Club 2; French Club 1; Lat- in Club 2.3 30 VIRGINIA MARY CLARK “Ginny” Activities: Dramatics Club 1.2.3: F.N.C. 1,2.3 PAUL COLUCCI Butch” Marine Activities: Football 1,2,3: Wrestling 1,2,3 DONALD R. COBOLRN Donnie” Undecided Activities: Baseball 1.2,3: Wrestling; Prom Committee 2 CAROL ANN CONLEY “Carol” Secretary SUSA N MA RIE COLLINS Sue” Elementary School Teacher Activities: F.T.A. I. Trcas. 2. Pres. 3: Student Council I: I N C. 2,3; His- tory Club 1,2, V.P. 3; Dramatics Club I: Spectrum 3; Prom Committee 1.2 DA VID HOWARD COOK “Cookie” College Activities: Football 1.2.3: Baseball I. 2,3: Varsity Club 1,2,3 31 DA VID C. COOPER “Dave” blcctronics Technician ANN COPE “Ann” Teacher Activities: Dramatics Club I, 2.3: Motif 2, bd. 3; History Club 2nd V.P. 3; Reflector I; French Club I: Library Club 3: Spectrum 3 WILLIAM L. CORBETT “Bill- Teacher Activities: Football 1.2: Wres- tling 1.2,3: Varsity Club 2.3 EUGENE BERTRAM CORBY “Gene Landscaper DANNY LEE COX “Dan Undecided Activities: FT. A. 2.3: Soccer 1,2. Co-Capt. 3: Interact 2.3: History Club 2.3: Drama Club 2,3: Spectrum 3: Reflector 3; Varsity Club 3: Drama Guild 3; Motif 3 CHRISTOPHER CROSBY “Chris Undecided Activities: Football 1,2,3: Student Council 1.2; Wrestling I; Baseball 1,2 32 DANIEL A. DAILY “Dan Mechanical Engineer Activities: Spanish Club I: Student Council 1,2,3; Stage and Lighting 2.3 LINDA JEAN DA VIES “Linda Nurse Activities: F.N.C. 3: Hockey 2; Lacrosse 2; History Club 3; Spectrum I PENNY DAVIS Penelope Business REGEN A L. DA VIS Regena Hairdresser Activities: D.E.C.A.2 33 CYNTHIA JANET DECKER “Cindy” Airline Stewardess Activities: D.E.C.A. 2; Pep Club 2.3; F.B.L.A. 3; History Club 2,3; Spectrum 2,3; Drama Guild 3; Interact 3 DALE EVELYN DEEBLE “Dale Evans Teacher Activities: Hockey 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Lacrosse I; F.T.A. 2, 3; History Club 1.2. Treas. 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Prom Com- mittee 2.3 DENNIS J. DEM A GIST R IS “Dennis” Electronics technician WILLIAM JOSEPH DEMKO.JR. “Bill” Air Force Activities: Library Club 1,2,3; History Club 2; Dramatics Club 1.2; Football 2.3; Pep Club 3 SHERIDAN ALLA YNE DEVLIN “Sherrie” or “Legs” Elementary Teacher Activities: F.T.A. 2,3; Chorus 2. Accompanist 3; Lacrosse 2.3; Hockey 3; Reflector 3; Spec- trum 3; Orchestra 2,3; History Club 3 34 ANTHONY GEORGE DIORIO Tony” Aulo Body Repair Work Activities: Football 1,2,3 ANTHONY JOHN DIMEGLIO Tony” Auto Mechanic DIXIE DOUGHERTY DRY DEN HI Dixie” Doctor Activities: Dramatics Club 3; Art Club 3; Library Club 1,2, Pres. 3; Motif 3: Spanish Club 3; Spectrum 3: Soccer I; Inter- act I PATRICIA DUNN Pat” Army Nurse Activities: F.N.C. I, Pres. 2,3: Hockey 1,2,3; Pep Club 2.3; Latin Club 2.3; Spectrum 3; Prom Committee 1.2,3; Dra- matics Club 2.3; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Varsity Club 3 35 LORRAINE JUNE DWYER “Lori Special Education Teacher Activities: F.T.A. I; Hockey 1,2.3; Lacrosse 1,2,3; Prom Committee 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2; Majorette 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2.3; Pep Club 3. SHA RON L YNN EBRIGHT “Sherry Model Architect Activities: Football I; Pep Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,3; Cross Country 2; Prom Committee 1,2,3; Spectrum 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Soccer 3; History Club 3. GAIL P. ELSER “Gail Teacher Activities: Drama Guild 3; National Honor Society 2,3. PATRICIA MARIE EMERSON “Pat” Undecided Activities: F.B.L.A. 2.3: Pep Club 3; D.E.C.A. 2; F.N.C. 3. DEAN C. ESLER “Baron Teacher Activities: F.T.A. 2; Pep Club 2; Inter- act I: Drama Club I; Motif I: Drama Guild 3; Spectrum 2; Soccer 1,2,3: His- tory Club I. 36 CHER YL MA DEL YN EVANS “Cheryl ' Business JOAN CAROL EE1GE “Joan Artist Activities: Prom Committee I; Art Club 3; Dramatics Club 3: F.N.C. 3; Motif 3 STEVEN MICHAEL FARRADAY “Fang Real Estate Activities: Prom Committee 2 MARY ELISABETH ELE1SHER “Betty Crocker Beautician Activities: Lacrosse I 37 EDWIN B. FLEMING “Flcm Service Activities: History Club 3 SHARON ANNE FOUNTAIN “Sharon Secretary NORMAN ALLEN ERESE “Norman Biologist Activities: Soccer 1.2: Student Council I; Dramatics Club 2.3; History Club 2.3 DAVID MELOY FROMM “David College Activities: Soccer 1,2.3: Motif 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Chorus 3; Varsity Club 2,3; Drama Guild 3; Reflector 3; F.T.A. 2,3: Interact 2,3 SYDNEY FRY “Sydney Airline Stewardess Activities: History Club 3; Hockey I; Spectrum I WILLIAM EUGENE GA FFORD “Bill- Undecided 38 LINDA MA RIE GAHRES Lynn College Aclivities: Prom Committee 1.2,3; German Club 2.3; Chorus 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; Pep Club 2; Spectrum 3; Band 1.2.3; F.T.A. 1.2. V P. 3; Student Council Sec. 3 MITCHELL DANA GAHRES “Mitch” Service Activities; Prom Committee 2; Dance Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3: Student Conductor 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 1.2; German Club 2 BEVERLY MARIE GALLAGHER “B.G Beautician Activities; Drill Team I JODY P. GILES “Jody” Teacher Activities: Drama Guild 3; Dramatics Club 2; Spectrum 3; Band 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 3; F.T.A. 3 PATRICIA LOIS GIL MO UR “Pat” Beautician Activities: Basketball I; Band 1,2.3 KATHRYN M. GOMEA U “Kathy” Social Worker 39 MICHAEL WILLIAM GOOD “Mike” Electrician Activities: Varsity Soccer 2 GLORIA JANICE GOODMAN Glo” Veterinarian Activities: History Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2.3; Latin Club 2.3; French Club I, 2.3; Spectrum 3 ALAN STEVEN GORDON Alan” Undecided Activities: Spectrum 1,2,3; Track and Field 2,3; Reflector 3 JAMES ROBERT GOURLEY Jim” Undecided Activities: Wrestling 2,3 SUSAN LYNNE GOVAN “Sue” Executive Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A. I; Pep Club 2.3: Basketball 1.2: Band 1,2.3; Prom Committee 1,2.3 KENNETH RICHARD GRANT Kenny” Auto Mechanic 40 NORMA MARIE ORA U “Norma” Secretary Activities: D.E.C.A. I JOHN ANTHONY GRZESZKOW1AK “John” Draftsman Activities: History Club 3 MICHAEL GVZZO “Guz” Marriage Activities: Student Council V.P. 3; Pep Club 2,3; Prom Committee 2.3; Varsity Foot- ball 3; Basketball 2.3. Baseball 2,3 DONALD W. HARDY “Don” Mechanic Activities: Band 1,2.3 EMILY LOU ANN HARRIS “Emily” Cardiologist Activities: Band 1.2.3; Chorus 1,2.3; Orchestra 2, Pres 3; Spectrum Asst. Faculty fcd. 3; French Club I, V.P. 2,3; Ger- man Club 1.2,3; F.N.C 1.2.3; Student Council I: Prom Committee 1,2,3 41 CHARLES HARSCH “Herkimer or “Chuck” College Activities: Pep Club 2, Pres. 3; Prom Committee 1,2.3; Soccer 1.2; Varsity Club 2 JOSEPH P. HART “Joe Undecided Activities: Football 3 JAMES RICHARD HART RAN FT “Jim“ Undecided STEPHEN MARTIN HASTIE “Steve” Nightclub Act Activities: Football 1.3; Reflector 2; Class Pres. I; Track 2.3: National Honor Society 2.3; Varsity Club 3 ROGER P. HART “Roger” Undecided Activities: Football 3 ROBER T JOHN HA TLAN “Bob- Welder 42 CINDY LEE HA TTON “Cindy” Secretary Activities: Student Council I; D.E.C.A. 2 DOROTHY EMILY HA UGHT “Dollic” Teacher Activities: German Club 2; Library Club 3: Motif 3: Chorus I: History Club 3 CURTIS WARREN H EISNER “Clanky Lab Technician Activities: Band 1.2.3: Soccer 1.2.3: Wrestling 2.3 PA TRICIA JO HENKLE “Pat” Teacher Activities: Class V.P. 1,2.3: Student Council 1.2: Basketball 1,2.3: Lacrosse 1,3: Drama Guild 3: Spectrum 3: Na- tional Honor Society 2.3: Band 1.2.3: Varsity Club 2,3; Latin Club 2.3 NANCY JANE HEIST “Nancy” Teacher Activities: Chorus 1,2 KATHRYN L. HENSLEY “Kathy” Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A. 1.2: D.E.C.A. Southern Regional Pres.. Regional V.P. 43 PAULA ANNE HODGSON “Paula” Electrical Engineer Activities: F.T.A. 1; Band Photographer 3: National Hon- or Society 2.3 JOAN MARIE HO LEEELDER “Hole” Undecided Activities: F.B.L.A.3 JEROME CHARLES HOLOBOVICH “Harry” Teacher Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3 MICHAEL MARK HOOVER “Hoov Draftsman Activities: D.E.C.A. I ROBERT MATTHEW HOW LETT “El Cid” Elementary Teacher Activities: Band 1.2,3; Dance Band 2,3 RITA MAY IA CO NO “Rcc” Teacher Activities: Hockey 1,2,3: Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2, Pres. 3; F.T.A. 2.3; Prom Committee 2,3; Varsity Club 3; National Honor Society 2.3: History Club 1,2,3 44 JUDY ANN IGO “Jude Teacher Activities: Latin Club 2,3; F.T.A. 1, Hist. 2, Sec. 3; Color Guard 1,2. Capt. 3; Dramatics Club 1,2. Trcas. 3; Basketball 2; Pep Club 2,3; F.N.C. 1,2,3; Prom Committee 1.2.3; Spectrum. ALLEN GORDON IRONS “Ollie Pharmacist Activities: History Club 1,2,3; Interact 1.2. Trcas. 3; German Club 3; Reflector 3; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Spectrum 3 CATHERINE MA RIE JACKSON “Cathy Beautician Activities: Student Council 1 LINDA ANN JACKSON Linda Secretary Activities: Dramatics Club 2; Band 2 ■ ■ BRENDA L. JENKINS Brenda Airline Stewardess Activities: Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 1,2,3 45 JUDITH ANN KA M MERER “Reds” College Aclivities: Lacrosse 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 2,3 MICHAEL J. KANE “Mike” College Activities; Baseball 1,2.3; Student Council Pres. 3; Pep Club V.P. 2,3; Prom Commit- tee 1,2,3 RICHARD ADRIAN KARMA N “Banana Wacky” Astronomy Activities: Basketball 1.2.3; German Club 3; Astronomy Club 3 SALLY J. KASHNER Sally” Beautician Activities; Spectrum 3 46 LINDA LEE KEENAN “Linda English Teacher Activities: Cheerleading 1,2, Capt. 3: Class Sec. 1.2,3: Stu- dent Council 2; Varsity Club 2, 3: Spectrum 1,2,3: Drama Guild 3 LINDA JEAN KERR “Linda Lab Assistant JOSEPH WILLARD KERTIS “Joe College Activities: Band 1,2.3: Dance Band 1.2,3: Chorus 2.3 DA VID BLAISE KIEL A R “Dave College Activities: Chess Club I: Band 1,2.3: French Club 2: Scott's Hi-Q 2,3: Dance Band I, 2.3; Orchestra 1,2.3; National Honor Society 2.3; Rcllcctor 3 PA TRICIA L YNNE KIES LING Pat Commercial Artist Activities: F.B.L.A. 2,3: Art Club 3: Motif Co-Ed. 3; Spec- trum Art Ed. 3; Reflector I. Art Ed. 3 DIANNE MARGRET KILPATRICK “Dianne Store Clerk Activities: J.V Basketball I 47 JUDY MARGARET KING “Mouth or “Jude Nurse Activities: Hockey I: Band 3: Lacrosse 1: F.N.C. I: Dramatics Club I FRANK KARL KNOWLES “Frank Undecided MARTIN THOMAS KNIGHT “Marty Tree Surgeon KIRK JA MES KOMARNICKI “Kirk Bricklayer Activities: Track 2: Varsity Club 2; History Club 2 ANDREW STEPHEN KOSTIVAL “Andy College Activities: National Honor Society 2, Pres 3; Scott Hi-Q 3; Basketball 2,3; Reflector Sport Ed. 3 GAIL ANN KULP Gail Housewife Activities: D.E.C.A.2 48 BETH ANN KURKIS “Beth Teacher Activities: Spectrum 1,2.3: Class Hist. 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1,2,3: Pep Club 2,3: Prom Committee 1.2: Stu- dent Council 1.2,3: Cheerleading 1.2. Co-Capt. 3 STEVEN BRUCE LAM PERT “Steve College Activities: German Club 3 BRUCEJ. LANK “Bruce” Plumber Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3: D.E.C.A. 2; Varsity Club 2.3 PAUL THOMAS LANGLEY “Paul Undecided Activities: Lighting Crew 1.2.3: F.B.L.A. 2; Stage Crew 1.2.3 ANNA BELLE LARKIN “Annabcllc Commercial Artist Activities: Art Club 3 49 RONALD EDWARD LASKEY “Ron” River Pilot Activities: Soccer 1,2 KENNETH EDWARD LASKOWSKI “Ken” Music Activities: District Band I; Band 1,3; Dance Band 2,3; Track 3; Cross Country 2 WAYNEJOHN LA UER “Wayne” Mechanical Engineer Activities: Wrestling 3 BRUCE HERBER T LA WTON “Spider Self-Employment Activities: Student Council 2; Band 1,2,3 PATRICK LEARY “Pat Undecided Activities: History Club 2 DAVID CHARLES LEE “Fuzzman” Mechanic Activities: Baseball 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Soccer I 50 DOROTHY L. LEE “Dottie” Undecided Activities: D.E.C.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 3; Library Club 2,3 NANCY ELISABETH LEEDER “Nancy” Beautician Activities: F.N.C. I: Hockey 1,2 CAROLE JEAN LIND “Carole Librarian Activities: Student Council I, 2; National Honor Society 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; F. T. A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Drama Guild 3; Prom Committee 1,2.3; French Club I: Spectrum 2,3; Reflector 3; Interact 2,3 GAR REN L SICKI “Garren Undecided 51 RICHARD B. l.OCKA RD “Rich” College LINDA LOUISE LOGAN “Lin” Teacher Activities: History Club 2: Pep Club 2,3: Lacrosse 3: Hockey 2, 3: Chorus 3 ROBERT P. LORD “Bert” College Activities: Varsity Club 2.3: Pep Club 2.3: Football 2.3: Basketball 2.3; Baseball 2.3 RA YMOND EM AM AL LOVE KIN III “Ray” Undecided KA THLEEN MARIE LUOMA “Kalh English Teacher Activities: Color Guard 2.3: Hockey I HARRY LOUS MACMILLAN “Harry” Electronics Engineer Activities: Wrestling Man. 2 52 RALPH EDWARD MA DER “Hammer Undecided Activities: D.E.C.A.2 ROBERT MAJKA “Robert” Architect DORIS ANNE MALLOY “Dor” Undecided Activities: Hockey 1,2; La- crosse I GORDON W. MANO “Gordon” Undecided GARY DAVID MARTIN “Gary” Business GEORGE WILLIAM MA TZLIRAS “George” Service 53 BEVERLY A. MCCALL Bcv” Elementary School Teacher Activities: Majorettes 1,2,3; Hockey I: Lacrosse 1,2,3; Prom Committee I; Spanish Club 2.3; Pep Club 2.3; Cho- rus 3; Spectrum 3; Varsity Club 3 PATRICIA JOANN MC CUNE “Pal” Undecided Activities: Spectrum 2.3; Reflector 3; Drama Guild 3; Pep Club 2; Hockey I; Latin Club 2.3; E.T.A. 1,2,3; French Club I; National Honor Society 2,3 SHARON LYNN MC CARTY “Crickett Undecided ROBERTA ANN MC COLLUM “Bobbie” Undecided Activities: F.N.C. 1,2; Spectrum 3; Pep Club 2,3; History Club 3 RICHARD LA WRENCE MC GRAW HI “Rick” Accounting Activities: Student Council I: Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Soccer 2; History Club 3 JEANETTE MARIE MC KENNA Jeanette” X-Ray Technologist Activities: F.N.C. 1,2,3; Lacrosse 3; Interact 3; Spanish Club 2; Hockey 2,3 54 KATHLEEN MA RIE MC MAN1MAN “Kathy” Business School Activities: Student Council I; D.E.C.A. V.P. 2 DONALD ALLAN MC NEAL “Don” College Activities: Varsity Club 2,3; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3; Base- ball 1,2,3: Pep Club 2 STEVEN ROY MC NEELY “Steve” Service ELAINE A. M ERICH KO “Elaine” Fashion Illustrator Activities: History Club 2; Dramatics Club 2.3; Pep Club 2.3; Prom Com- mittee 2; Spectrum 3 55 SHERYL JUNE MESSENGER '‘Sherry” Undecided Activities: Dramatics Club I, 3; F.N.C. 1,2.3; German Club 2; Reflector 1.2.3; Spectrum 3; Pep Club 2,3; I B.L.A.3 GEORGE ERNEST MI ELKE ‘‘George” Draftsman SUSAN LORRAINE MILHOUS “Sid Elementary Teacher Activities: Lacrosse 1,2,3; Prom Committee 1,2; Pep Club 3; K.T.A I; Spectrum 3; Dra- ma Guild 3; History Club 3; Varsity Club 3 ROBIN LIND MI LL1CHAP “Robin” Undecided Activities: F.N.C. 1.2; Histo- ry Club 1.2.3; Spectrum 2.3 LEANNE BARBA RAJO MI NSHALL “Leanne Teacher Activities: Cheerlcading 1.2.3; Prom Committee 1.2,3; Pep Club 1.2.3: Student Council 1.2. 3; Varsity Club 1.2.3 56 CLAIRE ANN MOLTON “Claire Translator Activities: Reflector 3: Nation- al Honor Society 2. See. 3; German Club 2. Pari. 3; F.T.A. 1.2,3: Spectrum 3 THOMAS DA VID MO N HO L LAN “Tom Tool and Die Maker DARLENE ANN MORELIA “Darlene Beautician BEVERLY ANN MORGAN “Bev Office Work Activities: History Club I: D.E.C.A. 2 MICHAEL ANTHONY MOROZIN Mike U ndecided Activities: D.h.C.A. I 57 ALEXIS ANN MORROW Alexis” Secretary Activities: Student Council 2; Prom Committee 2; Pep Club 2 DEBRA J. MOYER Debbie” Teacher Activities: Cheerleading 3: Class Treas. 2.3; Band 1.2; Var- sity Club 3; Spectrum 2,3; Pep Club 2.3 HAROLD MOYER Hal Carpenter Activities: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Wrestling 2.3 RONALD K. MOYER “Ron” Ministry Activities: Dramatics Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2,3; French Club 1,2; Chorus 2: Art Club 3 58 JEAN MARIE MURRA Y “Jean” Model Activities: D.E.C.A.2 CYNTHIA LOUISE NEWS “Cindy” Undecided Activities: D.E.C.A.2 DONNA JANE NUTTALL “Donna” College Activities: History Club 1,2: F.T.A. I; F.N.C. 2; Latin Club 2.3; National Honor Society 2. 3: French Club 2,3 ROBERT JOSEPH OAKES “Bob” College Activities: D.E.C.A.1.2 JERALD DON OAKLEY “Jerry” Undecided Activities: Varsity Club 2,3; German Club 2,3; Baseball I; Wrestling 2,3: Soccer 1.2.3 GREGORY DENNIS O'CONNOR “Greg” Self-Employment Activities: Prom Committee 1.2.3: Student Council I; Histo- ry Club 2.3 59 MAC 'REEN ANN O’CONNOR “Maureen” Hairdresser DAVID P. OPPELT “Num” Golf Pro Activities: History Club 3: Pep Club 3: Basketball 3: Baseball 3 MA RIL YN A LICE OGDEN “Marilyn” Computer Programmer THOMAS JOHN O'SHEA “Tom” Engineer Activities: Library Club 1.2.3: Wres- tling 3: Tennis 3 FRANCIS ANTHONY PA LIT A “Frank” Electronics Engineer Activities: Wrestling 2 60 LINDA A NNE PA PA LIA “Linda” Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2 EDWARD RICHARD PAYNE “Ed” Travel Activities: Baseball 1,2.3; Football I; History Club 2,3 DAVID CLARK PARRA MORE “Crockett” Carpenter MILLARD DUKES PEPPER “Duke Undecided Activities: Student Council I; Dra- matics Club 1.2,3; Track 2.3; History Club 1.2.3; Drama Guild 3; Soccer 3; Spectrum 2,3 BARRY PARRIS “Barry” Undecided ARTHUR M PHILLIPS “Artie” College Activities: Basketball 1.3: Baseball I. 3; Football 1.2.3: Student Council 1.2; D.E.C.A. 2 61 tt k I '■ :■•• : 0 ? 5 ELIZABETH POLLAK “Doris Registered Nurse Activities: German Club I; Prom Committee 1,2; Chorus 2; Pep Club 3; Hockey 1.2; F.N.C. 1.2.3 EUGENIA CARY LEA NN POTTS “Jeannie Navy,Wave Activities: Pep Club Hist. 2.3: F.N.C. I. V.P. 2,3: Hockey 1.2. 3: Spectrum 3: Student Council I: Interact 3: Library Club 1; F.B.L.A. 3: History Club I: Lacrosse 3; Dramatics Club Sec. 3: Prom Committee 1.2.3 DORIS MARIE PRICE “Doric Kindergarten Teacher Activities: Prom Committee 2.3; Pep Club 3; Student Coun- cil 2.3: Band Photographer 3 STEPHEN LANE PUSEY “Steve” Undecided Activities: Soccer 2.3: Ger- man Club I; History Club I; Wrestling 3 62 FRANK KENNETH RAUM “Ken” Soccer Player Activities: Soccer 1,2,3 VICKI I.. RICKMAN “Vicki” Legal Secretary Activities: D.E.C.A. 2: Spec- trum 2; Prom Committee 3 ARLENE KATHRYN RIDDLE “Tuttie” College Student Activities: Chorus 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; French Club 2.3; History Club 1,2: National Honor So- ciety 2,3; Spectrum Faculty F.d. 3; Latin Club 2.3 LARRY DUANE RIGGS “Riggsie” Teacher Activities: Band 1. V.P. 2. Pres 3: Chorus 3 BEVERLY JUNE ROBERTS “Bev Missionary Activities: Band 1.2, Lib. 3; Spanish Club 1,2, Treas. 3; F.T.A. 1,2.3: Chorus 1.2,3. SALLY ANN ROHRBACHER “Sally- Social Worker Activities: Pep Club 2, Sec. 3; History Club 2,3: Spectrum 3: Prom Committee 2.3 63 DAVID STEVE ROSESBERG “Dave College Aclivilies: History Club 2.3; Student Council I LA WRENCE WILLIAM ROTTEMBERK “Roach Machinist JILL DORIS ROUKE “Jill- Child Psychologist Activities: Student Council I. 2; French Club 1,2,3; Band I; Cheerleading 2: Pep Club 2.3; Varsity Club 2; Reflector 3; Prom Committee 1.2.3; Drama (iuild 3; National Honor Socie- ty 2.3; Spectrum 3; Chorus I A I DREY El LEES RUARK “Aud” College Activities: Prom Committee 2; French Club 3; Pep Club 3; F.T.A. I CARL F. RUSG Bo- Carpenter WALTERS. RZUCIDLO “Walt- Undecided 64 GAILSAKERS “Gail Beautician Activities: Band 3; Pep Club I, 2: Prom Committee 2 RANDALL LEE SA MPSON Frandall” Historian Activities: Library Club 1,2,3; History Club 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Interact 1,2.3 KAY L. SANDS “Kay Receptionist Activities: D.E.C.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 2 RHONDA LEE SCHEIB Rhon Teacher Activities: Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; D.E.C.A.; Hockey; Lacrosse. LINDA EA YE SCHIFE “Lin Teacher Activities: Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1.2,3; F.N.C. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3; Prom Committee 1,2,3; History Club 1,2,3; Spectrum 3; Drama Guild 3; Pep Club 3. DEBORAH KATHRYN SCHULTZ Debbie Bookkeeper Activities: History Club: F.B.L.A. 2 65 ARLENE BEVERLY SEBASTIAN “Arlene” Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A. 2.Treas. 3; Cho- rus 3 LINDA J. SHIELDS “Linda Airline Stewardess Activities: Prom Committee 2.3; Band 1,2.3; Spectrum 3 GEORGE SMITH SEAMAN “George” Engineering Activities: Basketball 1,2,3; Football 2 KATHLEEN ANNE SHEEHAN “Kathy” Liberal Arts Education Activities: Prom Committee 1,2,3; Spectrum 3: Drama Guild 3; Reflector 3: History Club 2.3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2,3 RICKY HARRISON SCOTT “Rick” Undecided Activities: Baseball 1,2.3; Band 1,2,3; Basketball 2.3; Cross Country 3 CHARLES JEFFREY SHAW “Jeff” Gym Teacher Activities: Football 1,2,3; Prom Committee 2; Baseball 1,2.3; Varsity Club 2,3; Latin Club 2,3 66 DES IS E ELLEN SHOCK Denise” Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A.3 R. BETH SIDNER Beth- Educational Field Activities: Prom Committee 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2.3: Reflector I, News Ed. 2. Ed. 3; Spectrum 2, .Se- nior Ed. 3; French Club 1.2.3: Student Council 2,3; Drama Guild 3: F.T.A. I. 2,3 CHA RLES SLIPETSK Y “Charlie” Motorcycle Racer Activities: Library Club 1.2,3; Chess Club 1,2; German Club 2 DOROTHY LOUISE SISSONS Dottie” Nurse Activities: Prom Committee 1,2,3; Spectrum 3; F.N.C. 2.3; Pep Club 3 LA WRENCE R. SLOWICK Deck” College Activities: Football 2 67 DONALD SMEDLEY “Don’ College Activities: Cross Country 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 1,3; Track 2,3; Pep Club 3 JOHN FRANCIS SMITH III “Smitty” Accountant Activities: Band 1.2.3 JOSEPH WILLIAM SMITH “Joe Undecided RONALD SMITH “Ron Undecided MARJEAN L. SNELLING “Marjcan” Secretary Activities: F.B.L.A.3 MARYANN SNYDER “Maryann Executive Secretary Activities: Prom Committee 1,2 68 KAREN ELAINE SOHA “Karen” Marriage Activities: Student Council 2; Drill Team 2,3; History Club 2 SUSAN ANNETTE STEWARD “Sue” Secretary' YVONNE STEWART “Bonnie” Medical Technologist Activities Prom Committee 2; Motif 3; History Club 2,3; Spectrum 3 PA TRICIA E. STRAIN “Pat” Legal Secretary Activities: Prom Committee 1,2,3; Class officer 1; Varsity Club 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council I; Basketball 1,2.3 ERIC SWANSON “Rick” Music Activities: Prom Committee 2; History Club 2; Dance Band 3; Band 1,2,3; Soccer 2; Chorus 2 69 BRUCE C. TA YLOR “Bruce” Teacher Activities: F.T.A. 1,2.3; Pep Club 2; French Club 2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3: History Club 3; Prom Committee 1,2,3; Spec- trum 2,3; Chess Club 2: Track 3 SHARON LEA THOMPSON “Sharon” Beautician Activities: Spectrum 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1.2; Drill team 1,2, co-capl.3 ANGELA C. TIBERI “Angie” Nurse Activities: F.N.C. 1,2,3; His- tory Club 2.3: Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 2.3 ELIZABETH JANE TICKLE Betsy” Data Proccsser DENISE I. TILLMAN “Tilly Airline Stewardess Activities: Band 1,2,3 PAUL EARLE TITTER. JR. “Paul Teacher Activities: F.T.A. 1.2; Ger- man Club 2.3; Spanish Club I. 2: Chorus 1.2 70 JOHN A. TROSI NO “John” Navy Activilies: History Club D.E.C.A. 2 1; THOMAS HOWARD TROT MAN “Tomboy Undecided SUSAN J. VAN DE MARK “Sue” Secretary Activities: Prom Committee 3; Spectrum RICHARD D. VENISH “Stump” Undecided Activities: Dance Band Band 1.2.3 2.3; KATHERINE JOYCE WAGNER “Joyce” Medical Technician Activities: Band 1.2,3 CAROL L. WAITE “Carol” Computer Programmer Activities: Prom Committee 2.3: Spectrum 3; (ierman 1,2,3: Pep Club 3 71 MARTHA JEAN WAKEFIELD “Martha” Theater Activities: Prom Committee 1.2: F.T.A. 2. Hist. 3; Motif 1,3; Dramatics Club 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3; Student Council Treas. 3; Reflector 1,3; Cho- rus 1,2,3; Scott's Hi-Q 2.3 DENISE MA RIE WEA VER “Denise” Undecided Activities: D.E.C.A. 2 ROBERT JOHN WAITE “Rob” Truck Driver WALTER JOSEPH WARYGA.JR. “Jr” Undecided Activities: Basketball 3; D.E.C.A. 2; Baseball 3 KENNETH SMITH WALRATH “Sears” College Activities: Varsity Club 3: Football 3 HARRIETTE PHYLLIS ' WEINER “Harrielte College Activities: Color Guard 3: Spectrum 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3: Pep Club 2,3 72 ALLEN ANDREW WELSH Allen” Undecided JOHN SPENCER WITT AKER Johnny” Undecided Activities: Marine Physical Fitness Team 1,2,3; Wrestling SHARON SUE WIENS Sharon” Secretary Activities: Chorus 1.2.3 ELIZABETH ANNE . WILKIE Betsy” Physical Education Teacher Activities: F.N.C. 1; F.T.A. 1; Hock- ey 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 2 MA UREEN FRANCES WILKERSON Maureen” Nurse Activities: F.N.C. 1,2,3; Pep Club 2, 3; History Club 3; Prom Committee 2, 3 ELIZABETH LOU WILLI A MS Beth” Hairdresser Activities: Library Club 1,2.3 73 PA TU V. IVI LUA MS “Patii Secretary Activities: Hockey Man. 1,2; History Club 1.2,3; Dramatics Club 2; Spectrum 2; Pep Club 2; F.B.L.A. 2 DP BORAH RUTH WILLIAMSON “Debbie Dental Lab Technician GLORIA JEANNETTE' WILMOTH “Glo Nurse Activities: F.N.C. 1.2; Histo- ry Club 2,3; Chorus 2.3: Prom Committee 1.2 ROBERT DAVID WILSON “Bob Psychologist Activities: Football 2,3; Bas- ketball 2.3 TERRIEANNE WOLFE “Terrie Undecided Activities: Hockey 1,2; Histo- ry Club 1.2,3: Student Council I CHARLES PAUL WO LI NS KY “Wallo” College Activities: Soccer 1,2 74 SABINE M. WO L EERS “Beanie” Communications for Airlines Activities: Hockey I; Student Council 1.2,3: German Club V.P. 2. Pres. 3: Spectrum 3; History Club: Pep Club 1,2.3; Drama Guild 3 VIRGINIA MARY WOODWARD “Ginny” Model Activities: Pep Club 2 DONALD RICHARD WORTHINGTON “Don” College Activities: Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 3; Wrestling 1,3: Musical 3 BARRY STEVEN YEAGER “Barry” Construction ARZIE WAYNE Y EATER. JR. “Wayne” Machines! Activities: Band 1,2,3 JANICE ANN YOUNG “Tiny” Secretary Activities: Basketball 1,2.3; Hockey 2: Lacrosse 2.3; Drama Guild 3; History Club 3; Var- sity Club 3; Spectrum 3 75 WILLIAM WEBSTER ZIEGLER “Bill” Taylor Granl of the Next Generation Activities: Orchestra 1,2,3; Scott's Hi-Q 2.3; Motif 3 The following are members of the Class of 1970 whose pic- tures do not appear in the Spectrum: CHARLES WILLIAM BILGER JOSEPH E. BRODIE STANLEY DAVID BRODZINSKI ALBERT CHALFANT MARIE CRAIG JERRY CULLEN A NTH ON Y ERA NCIS DE COSTANZA MAXIE EASTER GEORGE L. FOWLER STEVE GOGATZ DA VE JOHN HO L PT JA MES MACKEY BONNIESUZANNE MCCLEAFT ELIZABETH MARGARET MUES LEONA RICKS JUDITH A. RUEGAR KA THLEEN A NN SELF EVEL YN MARIE SERLUCO THOMAS EDWARD SHELTON MARY ANN STISCIA PAUL SULLIVANT ROBERT D. SUTER WILLIAM ROGER TA YLOR BRAD L. TURNER CONSTANCE MARIE WAGNER CARL JEROME WARE TERRI LYNNE WILLIAMS MARY GRACE YOUNGBERG “Mary” Physical Therapist Activities: Hockey 1; Lacrosse 1,2,3; History Club 3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 2; Orchestra 3 PATRICIA LYNN ZEBLEY “Zcb” Undecided Activities: Band 1,2,3; Prom Com- mittee 2.3; Lacrosse I: Pep Club 3; Spectrum 3; French Club 2.3; Drama Guild 3; F.N.C. 2,3 ROSE BELINDA INGLEDUE Scott” Airline Stewardess or Lab Tech. Activities: History Club 2,3; Dra- matics Club 1,2; Prom Committee 2 STEPHEN M. WARFEL Steve” Auto Mechanic Administration and Faculty Here they come; There’s been someone here beside us. Here they come; There’s been someone here to guide us. They’ve cared and shared and helped us find the way. ADMINISTRATION MR. WALTER RHOADES Asst. Supt. Instruction MR. ARTHUR KRETZ Asst. Supt. Business MR. WILLIAM MOSER Superintendent of Schools MR. ROBERT FITHIAN Athletic Director MR. HARRY HILL Admin. Asst. Instruction MR. ARTHUR KNOWLTON Admin. Asst. Business Education has no ending, and, as such, knows no boundaries. It is not something that is done for a student or to a student; it is no putting on of robes or pouring in of information. Education is what the student does for himself in the way of developing his own powers. Teachers can help, so can a curriculum; however, ulti- mately the problem lies with the students. If a student is to be an educated man, then he must give his best effort to disciplining his mind to the point where it becomes an effective mechanism — knowing full well that the trained mind can be the most powerful instrument in the entire world. It is my wish that each of you shall attempt to attain the highest ideal of Sun Valley Senior High School — scholastic integrity! After three years of learning at Sun Valley High School, it might be well to note that no learning is worth much unless it has left you with a doubt, a reason to seek further, to maintain curiosity. As the Ancients put it, the consciousness of ignorance is the beginning of knowledge. May you remember this as you begin to actively par- ticipate in an uncertain world of incredible change. To quote an old Chinese proverb, “A thousand mile journey starts with one step.” In a few days, you as a graduate will step forward and complete that first step. You will have completed twelve years of education to meet this first accomplishment notice how long it took you to do this. Just as man took his first step on the moon this year, this was by no means a rush job. In comparison, you must pace yourselves to run no faster than you have strength or means. There are some things for which you must be willing to wait; do not be short-sighted in settling for something second best or far infe- rior when, by more willingness to work and to wait, you could acquire a greater competence and more of the lasting to avoid unwise commitments and extravagances, to invest time and effort in preparation for the future. The surpassing satisfaction of approaching your real potential is more im- portant than speed; more important than insisting on everything right now. It would be great, in a way, if every person could move directly to his in- tended objective without delay and disappointment, without any slowing down or setback; but few of us have lived this way and surely we would not, in fact, develop in character if everything were always easy. As Emerson once said, “The future belongs to those who prepare for it.” CLERICAL STAFF GUIDANCE COUNSELORS MRS. RUTH WINBOURN MRS. RUTH RHOADES MR. ROBERT DIEHL MR. JOHN LASZEK MISS NATALIE DENSMORE 82 MRS. GRACE DANIELS Librarian MRS. ELIZABETH IRONS School Nurse MR. JOSEPH DE AUGUSTINE District Music Director MR. WILLIAM CORBETT Instructor, Driver Education 83 DR. JOHN WALICHUCK School Physician 84 MR. JOSEPH GIAMPALMI MR. EDWARDCUMMISKEY MR. WILLIAM FOX MRS. CATHERINE NANGLE MR. STEPHEN WILCHENSKY MRS. KAREN LENARD MR. HARRISON HAMLIN SOCIAL STUDIES MR. ROBERT HEWITT MRS. THELMA CASANOVA MR. DONALD KONEGAN MR. WILLIAM LYNCH MR. RICHARD BARRACLOUGH 87 SCIENCE MR. JOHN RUTH MR. JOSEPH KRAMER MR. ROBERT MORAN MR. MICHAEL LASHENDOCK MR. FRANCIS KANIA 88 MRS. SHIRLEY McHUGH COMMERCIAL MRS. DOROTHY YOCUM MRS. ANNKBASENER MRS. CAROLYN SOROKA 90 MR. DENNIS INGRAM MR. JAMES COLLIER MISS MARY LOU D’AMICO MRS. MILDRED KNAPP 91 MRS. ALICE DALTON MR. BARTLEY CONCANNON LANGUAGES MISS THERESA POLILLI MISS JANE DUNNE MRS. ERIKA FRANCESCHIN1 MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. CHARLES McMAHON MR. JOSEPH LALLI MR. KENNETH FEGELY MR. WILLIAM FAULKNER MR. KENNETH MILLER MRS. CORRINE BYAR ART MISS MARGUERITE DOUGHERTY HOME ECONOMICS MISSGERALDINE DOUGHERTY MRS. MARY TOMAINE 95 MR. RONALD POLLEY MRS. EUNICE MAWBY MRS. MARIAN METZGAR 96 Underclassmen Here they come; Some are walking, some are riding. Here they come; Some are flying, some just gliding . . . They re climbing up the ladder, rung by rung! Oh. jusl listen to those seniors! JUNIORS 1st row: Sheryl Beecher, Cheryl Barclay. 2nd row Nancy Actan. Pamela Alexander. Claire Beluch. Gary Benoit, Rickie Blu ard. 3rd row: Joanne Achuff, Susan Beisel, Gloria Bartkow, Mark Aronson. 4th row: Elizabeth Bertrand, Donna Anthony, Kim Adamson. Janice Barrett. Albert Blanda. Gary Albright. Arrington Barrett. 5ih row James Beck. Charles Arnold. Craig Bean. Ruth Agenbroad. 6th row William Ban- gart. Donald Beiswanger. 1st row: Cheryl Brown. Kathleen Brown, Debra Bowden. Geraldine Cimabue. Dawn Clement. Marian Burns. 2nd row Allan Busch. James Caramanico. Thomas Christie. Anna Brooks. Patti Bradford. Patricia Burbage. Lois Clark. 3rd row Barry Boyd. David Brennan. Robert Camp- bell. Eileen Bones. Jacqueline Boughncr. Marita Bohm. Kathleen Callahan. Dawn Bronecke. 4th row Donald Bramble. David Bullen. Michael Clark. Timothy Bresset. Thomas Coeburn. JamesCass. Richard Chambers. 102 1st row: Bonnie Gallagher. Denise Gasiorowski, Luann Foster. Helena Gibbons. 2nd row: Richard Grimes. Nancy Gillespie. Celeste Guzzo. Judy Greenwood. 3rd row: Carol Fowler, Barry Gill, Gary Fromal. Karen Gos- selin. 4 th row: Michael George. David Forrest, John Gualtieri. Wayland Gillingham. 5th row: Robert Gorman. Robert Garman. Richard Gcorcno, Glen Friel, Thomas Grigas. 6th row: Jerome Grishka. Gregory Gomeau, Barry Franke. 1st row: Kathleen Doolin. 2nd row: Joyce Everett, Barbara Fooks, Sheila Eddis, Lynne Dorsey. 3rd row: Jean Downey. Debra Evers, Carol Fcnstcrmacher, Marcia Duchak, Maureen Doyle. 4th row: Linda Erie, Sharon Esler. David Donaway. Terry Ernest, Thomas Dunn, Vawn Donaway. 5th row: Robert Ferlic, Rodger Donaphon, Lewis Fisher, Larry Dyson. 1st row: Leslie Curry. Patricia Dobrowski. Barbara Disabatino. Eileen Devitis. Bruce Craig. John Corradetli. Douglas Crockett. 3rd row: David Czajka, Marcia Daley, Judith Cowan, Deborah Crystle. 2nd row: Kath- DeSimone. Robin Dcwccs, William DcMaio. Robert Dix, Joseph Dc- leen Cole, Jeanne Dimarzio, Lynn Dewey, Sandra Devonshire. Thomas Virgilio, Eugene Depastino, Robert D Antonio, Steven Davis. 103 1st row: Mary Harron. 2nd row: Gail Hopkins. Diane Hendershot. Kathryn Haines. 3rd row Deborah Hopkins, Linda Hosier. Susan Hamilton. Dennis Har- ris. 4th row: John Hihn. Nancy Johnson. Gary Houpt. David Hiller, George Har- vison. 5th row: Mary Hall. Kenneth Howard. Kenneth Hale, Preston Hobbie. Bruce Hutchison. 6th row: Vincent Inzcrillo, William Harry Hite. Fred Hammond. 1st row: Diane Linahan, Nancy Lindsay. Deborah Kauranen. Rebecca Lamey. Margene Linebaugh. Ann Leader. Patricia Keeney. Mary Ann Lcnza. Susan Kostes. 2nd row: Diane Ko- byrynka. Karen Kyle. Linda Kosiol. Cynthia Keene. Christo- pher Lee. John Junkerman. Stephen Leiper. James Leslie. Ronald Kilmer. 3rd row: Bruce Lamer, Arthur Kretz. Howard Lake. David Kauffman. Charles Kline. Bruce Kostival. 1st row: Donna Love. Sandra Laubaugh. 2nd row: Maureen Lyons, Catherine Macomber. Marian Machman. Susan McGoniglc, Lva Manko. Gail Luoma. 3rd row: Ralph McCulley. Susan Magee. Joanne Lockee. Anne McGcchan. 4th row: Richard McDade, Eric MacBain. James Long- hurst. Ira McFadden. 5th row: Charles McCarthy. Patrick McGinn, Anthony Macomber. David Lister. 1st row: Emily Mudree. Blanche Milhous. Sandra Mc- Kenna. Kathleen Murray. Rena Nicolaidcs. 2nd row Patricia Miles. Deborah Nyce, Linda McHalc. Phyl- lis McNeal. Susan Miller. 3rd row: Nancy Mullin. Lynn Myers. Kathleen Middleton. Joan Mudgc, Jeanne Nut- tall. 4th row: Joseph McKeown. James Montecchio. James Nelms. William Murphy. Elwood McKay. 5th row: Robert Mcknett. Robert Meehan. Andrew Minar- cik. Joseph O'Brien. Mark McKinney. Vance Mixed. 1st row: Linda Schwartz. Katharine Sauers, Renta Schukraft. Judith Ross. Susan Roberts. Karen Shilo- bod. Sandra Schwalm. Pamela Schroctcr. 2nd row: Harold Russell, Larry Rodgers. John Sauer. Marcia Schlaupitz. Alice Salmons. Joseph Rick. Jeanne Sikorsky. 3rd row: Michael Salvatore. Phillip Shapan- sky, Gary Self. Paul Sell. Walter Saunders, Henry Siedzikowski, Thomas Savage. 1st row: Deborah Poole. 2nd row: Diane Powell. Elizabeth Replogle. 3rd row: Joyce Rappa. Diane Price. Deborah Paterson. 4 throw Eliza- beth O'Conner. Christcna Paige. Paulette Oshcr. Carla Paige. 5th row: Janice Oppclt. Martha O'Brien. Sharon Prosseda. Maria Rcfsnyder. 6th row: Edward Owen. Richard Randall. Armand Rabuttinio. James Pilkington. 7th row: Kent Paterson, Lee Raporl. Michael Osburn. Manfred Poliak. Daniel Peterkin. 1st row: Lorraine Slipetsky. 2nd row: Dorothy Polo, Kay Temple. 3rd row: Elizabeth Stokes, Karen Stattcr. Cindy Tindall. Linda Taylor, 4th row: Paula Sweigert, Jill Simp- son. Ricky Smith. Linda Spicer, Sheryl Spohn. 5th row: Cynthia Thomas. Barbara Sim- cox, Catherine Szlemko, Maureen Stilwell, Dorothy Spahr. 6th row: Hope Szlcmko, Dallas Snell. Anthony Sordi, Daniel Tatum, Robert Stamm. 7th row: James Stevenson Wayne Stewart, Ray Starner, Peter Sullivant. 8th row: Terry Toner. Steven Stanislow! 9th row: Karl Soring. 1st row: Carla Yordcn. Margaret Young, Pamela Zellers, Lynne Worthington. 2nd row Clarence Zebley. Robert Zimmerman, John Yeager. Paul Yacyk. 3rd row: Robert Woodward. David Zim- merman. Glenn Fricl. Bruce Whittendorfer. 1st row: Judith Wells. Kathleen Trosino, Nancy Viscuso, Elizabeth Turk. Marjorie Turk, Debra Townsend. 2nd row: Barbara Townsend. Diane White, Shawn Whitmore. Theresa Willoughy, Linda Williams, Janet Ward. 3rd row: Elwood Webster, Neal Wilk- ins. Michael Trakas, Peter Touhcy. Michael Werner. Donald Wasylyk. Thomas Volpini. 4th row: Alfred Whittington, David Wicker- sham. Joseph Walsh, Robert Waryga, Bruce Wcidman. Daniel Willoughby. Ernest Walls, Nicholas Trofa. SOPHOMORES Vice President Greg Melton. Secretary Sue Winbourn. President Glenn Stern. Treasurer Joyce Dewees. Historian Cathy Powell. 1st row: Janice Curney. Colleen Crosby. Barbara Cavalier. Donna Cress- man. 2nd row: Karen Chandler, Andrea Chambers, Helen Cunningham, Debra Chaga. 3rd row: Pat Cieslak, Su an Colberg, Karen Cease, Sharon Craven. 4th row: Linda Costa. Donald Cressman, Lynn Chambers. Rebec- ca Cross. 5th row: Edward Clark. Charles Ciprick. George Cobourn. Wil- liam Coe. 6th row Fred Charnock. David Cunningham. John Collins, Dominic Cisco. 1st row: Debbie Allen. Susan Barr, Jean Ardes. 2nd row : Mary Bay ley, Sandra Baxter. Sigrun Bassoe. Patricia Bacon. 3rd row Janice Bate- man. Eleanor Behmke. Donna Austin. 4th row Tom Achuff. William Ayers. Leslie Baur. Robin Adamson. Jean Anderson. 5th row Ken- neth Baldt. Charles Bcrrier. David Ashworth. Arthur Anderson. Timo- thy Barrett. Robert Bentley. 6th row. James Bailey, Theodore An- drews. Albert Aslolfi. Gary Bell. Michael Baker. James Balentinc 1st row: Gerald Bond, Joann Bul'ala. Deborah Callen. Suzanne Bu a,, Ruth Casey. Ruth Brennan. Debra Calhoun, Maureen Campbell. 2nd row: Willard Canum. Pamela Cairy, Susan Burlcw. Margaret Calhoun. Barbara Bruton. Dorothy Brennan. Mariann Calvarese, Ellen Carey, Ruth Ann Brennan. 3rd row David Brown. Thomas Casey. George Buckman. James Bonnell. Stephen Butt. Paul Bratten. James Bostwick. Richard Bullen. Daniel Campbell. Robert Caroll. 1st row: Kathy Dobson. 2nd row: Cindy Davis. Donna Essaf. 3rd row: Nancy Dimarzio. Mary Louise Dougherty. Kay Essaf. 4ih row: Kim Detwiler. Joyce Dewees. Florence Drozdowski. Karla Epright. Linda Dyer. 5th row Raymond Deantonio. Donald Davis. Ron Easter, John Dunbar. Loretta Elias. Donald Demutus. 6th row: Joe Diantonio. Ross Dallura. Tony Devins. Craig Dclco. 7th row: Randy Egbert. Joe Czu- kicwski. Vince Dellapolla, Robert Eddis. 1st row: Patricia Fox. 2nd row: Cheryl Ford. Teresa Eufrasio. 3rd row Barbara Hsher. Cynthia Frank. Deborah Fooks. Sandra Ewing. 4th row Linda Flynn, Penny Fennell. Kathryn Fox. Betty Fisher. Barbara Flem- ing. 5th row: Joseph Fonncman. John Everhart. Warren Fields, John Flan- igan. James Frisa, Walter Flasinski. 6th row: (Jerald Farraday. Corbett Evans. Rodney Ford, Jay Fry, Keith Francis, Thomas Ferguson. James Fctzer. Richard Fooks. Sharon Farel. 1st row: Colleen Gibbons. Vicki Grove, Shar- on Gallagher. 2nd row: Judy Grimes, Patricia Gahres. Lynne Gilmour. 3rd row: Barbara Groton. Janice Grcgull. Deborah Graf. 4th row. Leslie Gibson, Kathryn Gorman, Debo- rah Fulncr. 5th row: Ruth Gallagher. James Greene. Sandra Garrison. 6th row: Milton Hall. Salvatore Garcia. Marino Giancrocc. 7th row: Harry Goldy. Dennis Gafford. John Gosselin. 8th row: Charles Griffin. Gerald Halvorsen. Anthony Garcia, William Gal- lagher. Joseph Guy, Donald Griffin, Ray- mond Gray. 1st row: Donald Jackson. 2nd row. Patricia Harvison. Michele Hoffman. Deborah Holt. 3rd row: Connie Hatton. Carol Hufnal, Debra Howard. Kathleen Jackson. 4th row: Johanna Himeiright, Janice Howard, Pamela Howarth. Ron Hoover. 5th row Ruth Hensley. Elizabeth Hayes, Gail Heist. Michelle Janton. Robert Jackson. 6th row Michael Holland. Wil- liam Johnston. James Henry. William Harrison. Ronald Hoover. 7th row: James Jackson. James Hite. Richard Hartzell. Frank Haschak. Richard Hastic. 1st row: Frank Lindberg. Gary MacCall, Lydia Lewis. Diana Makuch. Melody Loveland. Christopher Lovettc. W ayne Lewis. 2nd row: Donna Mandes. Irene Lawton. Lynn Mackey, Janet Malin. 3rd row W illiam Mackey, Norina Manni. Maureen Leary, Pamela Lastoskie, Joanne Lee. Linda Maher. Brian Low. 4th row Dell Lord. Clifford Linton. Lawrence Mackert, Joseph Luttrell. 1st row: Patricia Krall, Mary Kulp. Cynthia Lamison. Suzanne Kuhar. Colleen Keeney. 2nd row: Shirley Langley. Linda Koller. Nan- cy Knowles, Donna Kelley. Jeannette King, Karen Kovaliski, Kris Kauffman. 3rd row: Joseph Komanski. Charles Kauffman. Mi- chael Kcrtis, Joseph Kennedy. Larry Land. Don Lahr. 4th row Curtis Kimmel. Michael Kelley. David Lanaborn. Robert Knoll. Ed- ward Koinskie. Roy Kimmerly. Robert Laskey. Isi row: Judy Morgan. Lynn Moris, Deborah Oberg. 2nd row: Richard O sow ski. David Parker. Dan Murphy. Russell Ogden. 3rd row: Lynn Nel- son. Christina O Bara. Margaret Nussey. Donna Nodern. 4 th row: Judy Palmore. Larr Newsome. Richard Ogden. Larry Parker. Joseph Mullen. Louis Morrclli. 5th row: Allen Nash. Jasper Paige. Donn Murray. Theresa Murphy. Thomas Murray, Richard Owsley. Jill Nuyannes. Stephen Osborne. 1st row Debbie Raport, Janice Rennie. Alice Rice. Diana Poore. 2nd row: Kim Rouke, Janice Pincock. Pa- tricia Piscotty. Deborah Roberts. 3rd row: Katherine Powell. Nancy Philips. Jams Reiglc. Debra Phillips. 4th row Martin Peters. Deborah Reynolds, Janet Ruby. Nancy Rodgers. Nora Rea. 5th row: Robert Robinson. Steven Ross. James Redden, Lrnest Profitt. John Ross. Hubert Powell. 6th row: Lewis Roberts. Richard Plum- mer. Craig Pratt. Philip Rokica. William Parramorc. Edwin Read. 1st row: Barbara Micun, Diane Monhollan. Nancy McGuire, Dorrie Mes- singcr. 2nd row : Linda Milhous, Sharon Milhous. Josephine Mastronardo. Elaine McKenna. 3rd row: Lynda McManiman. Diane Monhollan. Karen Mathews, Evelyn McKenna. 4th row: Thomas Masticola. Ida Milhous, Joyce Montieth, Colleen McGinley. 5th row: Walter Mitchell. Harold Marshall, James McCracken, Gary McConaghy. 6th row: Thomas Meehan. Kevin McCall. Gregory Melton. 1st row Joseph Scarpato. Peter Rudd. Anita Scheivert. Diane Schultz. 2nd row: Patricia Scheivert. Catherine Seaman. Jan Sampson. Margot Sciosciole. Wendy Schad. Joyce Schatz. 3rd row: Lawrence Ruegcr. Richard Segrin. June Sauter. Elizabeth Sickman. Donna Saville. 4th row: Kenneth Schwerin, Robert Scull. Richard Sansas. Edward Satchcll, John Siekierski, W'ayne Sebastian, William Shcllcm. Barry Runge. 110 1st row: Karen Van Kirk. 2nd row: Nancy Trasatti. Cheryl Turner. 3rd row: Beverly Tructt, Barbara Wagner. 4th row: Ida Varrassi. Gale Ward. 5th row: Linda Vickers. Robert Tremoglic, Louise Wentworth. 6lh row: Hilary Tridemas, Alfonso Sanbc, Donna Von Zech. 7th row: Gary Titter, James Thompson, William Senkowsky, John Waxmun- ski. 8th row: John Thompson, Ricky Tuozzo. Robert Thomas. 1st row: Lori Spencer. Karen Soscia, Carol Sweigarl, Bar- bara Smedley. Deborah Spaccarclli. 2nd row: Janis Symons, Linda Temple. Thomas Stahl, Thomas Simpson. Wayne Tarr, John Sulek, Jana Skolnicki. 3rd row: Dennis Tasker, John Tatum, Glenn Stern. Mark Stanolis, Bruce Stewart, Edward Sulek, Louis Testoni, Kenneth Speer, Bonnie Smith, Joanne Stevenson, Robin Syfrit, Beth Steen, Nadine Snelling. Helen Smedly. 1st row: Debra Yaroshuk. Gcorgiann Wil- liams, Pamela Willox, Leslie Williams, Karen Young. 2nd row: Carolyn Zukowski, Mary White, Lorri Williams, Sue Win- bourn, Virginia Ziegler. Sandra Wiens. 3rd row: Florence Wiesniewski, Joseph Zay, Robert Wilkerson, Raymond Williams, James Whittaker, Debra Wilson, Gary Wilkinson. Shirley Williams, Stephen Whit- tington, Helen Wolfe, Cheryl Wheeler. Ill Sports Here they came; Some are winnin some are striuin Here they come; They 've done something to have pride in 7'hey 've showed them all that “We are Number One! conflict-physical, mental, emotional . . . minds and muscles moving, straining against each other; man against man, team against team; school against school. this is but the surface! these are but the vestiges of a deeper contest; struggle within and between people; individually, collectively, the will to win, the drive toward victory — this is the feeling, here is the point at which purpose becomes more than carrying a ball over a line or running a little harder. here . . . true athlete commits mind, body, soul to task at hand, a team together, picture of single effort, common goal, spectators bridge the gap between screaming — “We’re Number One!” — and knowing it’s true, the game, more than a game, takes on a look of life itself. this life moment, this point in time . . . ecstasy of total concern and involvement for athlete, team, school, sports. 14 FOOTBALL Seniors Juniors Sophomores John Baker Chuck Arnold Jim Bostwick Robert Brown Craig Bean Rick Bullen Paul Colucci Earl Brown Jack Collins Dave Cook Bob Cambell Keith Francis Chris Crosby Capt. John Corradetti Jay Fry Tony DiOrio Tom Dunn Bill Gallagher Mike Guzzo Glen Friel Joe Kennedy Joe Hart John Hihn Ed Koinski Roger Hart Vince Inzerillo Greg Melton Steve Hastie Tom Malloy Jim Melton Bert Lord Manfred Poliak Steve Osbourne Don McNcal Marty Restucci Rick Owsley Hal Moyer — Capt. Joe Rick Bill Shellem Art Phillips Mike Salvatore Tom Simpson Jeff Shaw Dan Tatum Bruce Stewart Larry Slowik Nick Trofa Jim Thompson Ken Walrath Bruce Wittendorfer Tom Zebley Bob Wilson Bob Zimmerman LOG SV Bristol 6 32 Concord 0 13 Chester 8 0 Claymont 8 11 Lans-Aldan 18 24 Interboro 12 30 Harriton 0 40 Nether Providence 12 6 Chichester 24 46 117 118 119 SOCCER Coach — Mr. Ron Polley Seniors Tim Blodgett Dan Cox — Capt. Jim Elser Dean Esler Dave Fromm Jim Mielke Jerry Oakley Capt. Steve Pusey Ken Raum Juniors Bob Gorman Jerry Grishka George Harvison Dave Hiller Ken Howard Joe O'Brien Terry Toner Sophomores Curtis Kimmel Mgr. Joe Scarpalo Joe Zay LOG Opp. s.v. Oxford 5 0 M a rple-Newton 2 0 Haverford 0 0 Cheltenham 0 0 Methacton 0 0 Plymouth-Whitemarsh 2 1 Harriton 5 0 Chester 0 2 Upper Merion 2 1 Norristown 0 1 Abington 5 1 Upper Dublin 1 0 HOCKEY Coach— Mrs. Marian Metzgar Seniors Juniors Dorothy Ammlung Mary Fisher Bcv Burns — Mgr. Peggy Fisher Dale Dccble Mgr. Linda Hosier Pat Dunn Mgr. Becky Lamey Lorraine Dwyer Jean Sikorsky Rita Iacona Mgr. Marge Turk Sophomores Debbie Holt Linda Temple LOG Nether Providence 3 S.V. 0 Unionville 1 2 Harriton 12 0 Chichester 1 0 Chester 1 3 Lans-Aldan 1 0 Interboro 1 0 122 CROSSCOUNTRY Seniors Rick Scott Don Smedley Bruce Taylor Juniors Don Bciswangcr David Forrest Fred Hammond Dan Petcrkin Gary Self Neal Wilkens Sophomores Larry Rucgcr Freshmen Joe Smith Randy Smedley LOG Marple lost Harriton lost Interboro lost Swathmore lost Chichester lost Ridley lost Lans-Aldan lost Chester won Garnet Valley won Coach — Mr. Richard Barraclough 124 125 WRESTLING Capl Bill Corbett Seniors Tim Blodgett Albert Chalfont PaulColucci Bill Corbett Curt Hcisncr Harry Holobovich Bruce Lank Hal Moyer Jerry Oakley Frank Palita Wayne Yea ter Juniors Tom Gadzala Richard Grimes Jim Montecchio Ed Owens Bob Zimmerman LOG Opp. S.V. Kcnnctt Sq. 16 34 Christmas Tournament Champions Nether Providence 26 26 Harriton 39 9 Concord 28 17 Lans-Aldan 37 9 Interboro 32 15 Collingdale 17 39 Garnet Valley II 46 Sharon Hill 16 45 Coach — Mr. Wm. Corbett Christmas Tournament Winners (top row) Curt Heisner, Jim Montecchio, Wayne Yeater, (kneel- ing) Frank Palita, Bill Corbett, Jerry Oakley, Bob Zimmerman. Capl. Frank Palita 126 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Seniors Dotlic Ammlung Cindy Balock Mgr. Marie Craig Pat Henkle — Capt. Judy Igo Marian Morgan Mgr. JoEllen Spencer Pat Strain Jan Young LOG Nether Providence Yeadon Harriton Chichester Chester Lans- Aldan Interboro Juniors Ruth Agenbroad Peggy Fisher Becky Lamey Capt. Linda McHale Marie Refsnyder Sophomores Robin Adamson Linda Temple Opp. S.V. 42 27 33 48 26 31 30 22 30 37 42 39 24 34 128 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Juniors Mark Aronson — Mgr. Dave Bullen — Mgr. Bob Campbell Bob Dix Rodger Donavan LOG Seniors Mike Guzzo — capt. Bert Lord Don McNeal George Seaman Bob Wilson Oxford Darby Twp. Kennett Sq. Garnet Valley Harriton Chichester Chester Lans-Aldan Interboro Nether Providence Harriton Chichester Chester Lans-Aldan Interboro Nether Providence JoeO’brien Sophomores Greg Melton Tom Murray Rick Owsley Opp. s.v. 75 69 66 59 76 45 76 39 70 55 71 62 76 43 72 58 63 51 56 45 52 45 44 54 76 38 56 60 83 78 79 45 130 CHEERLEADERS Seniors Juniors Mary Lenza Diane Bramble Kim Adamson Sue Miller Linda Keenan — Capt. Pat Burbage Griffin Beth Kurkis Co. Capt. Marian Burns Sophomores Debbie Moyer Dawn Clement Irene Lawton Pat Strain Diane Kobyrynka Colleen McGinley 132 J.V. TEAMS SOCCER Juniors Bud Bergeman Randall Egbert Barry Franke Tom Gadzala Bruce Hutchison Curt Kimmel — Mgr. Mike Werner Sophomores Ken Baldt Joe Cohan Don Dcmutis Jay Henry Bob Laskey Gary McConaghy Jasper Paige Chris Parente Robin Roberts John Tatcm HOCKEY Seniors Luann Foster Joyce Dewees Kathy Cirigliano Marjean Linebaugh Kathy Dobson Linda Davies Linda McHale Barbara Fisher Sherrie Devlin Kim Mudge Betty Fisher Judy Kammerer Karen Shilobod Debbie Graf Linda Logan Jill Simpson Janice Howard Jeanette McKenna Betsy Turk Christine Kauffman Jean Potts Linda Milhous Rhonda Scheib Sophomores Debbie O'Berg Jan Young Donna Austin Nora Read Betsy Wilkie Janice Bateman Louise Wentworth Debbie Cocburn Sandra Wiens Juniors Rebecca Cross Florence Wrzniewski Ruth Agcnbroad Donna Anthony Helen Cunningham Virginia Zeigler Mgr. 134 WRESTLING GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Juniors Steve Davis Lewis Fisher Harry Hite Ron Kilmer Charles McCarthy Pete Muldoon Tom Simpson Nick Trofa Mike Werner Sophomores Tim Barrett Richard Fooks Larry Mackcrt Ken Schwerin Jim Whittaker Juniors Sharon Eslcr Mary Fisher Linda Hosier Eva Manko Jean Sikorsky Sophomores Donna Austin Lesley Baur Colleen Crosby Becky Cross Debbie Graf Kris Kauffman Linda Milhous Kathy Seaman Debbie Spaccarelli Sandy Wiens BOYS’ BASKETBALL Juniors Bill Demaio Jerry Grishka Vince Inzerillo Ed Satchel Walt Saunders Neal Wilkens Sophomores Don Griffin Joe Guy Tom Masticola Tom Volpini Joe Zay 136 Hey, Hey, Hey Love to play football!! I Did. I Did!' EVEN THE BAD TIMES ARE GOOD!! and a soccer ball is shaped like this! Kill it before it multiplies. They’re 138 and Miss Sun Valley is . No you can't hold my hand for a quarter! 139 Activities and Organizations Here they come; Yeah, Well, Some are laughing, some are crying. Here they come; Some are doing, Some are trying . Demanding recognition, one by one! people; young people, you and me.. life . .. going on all around us; we are a part of it, we move with it, and it exists only through our willingness to think and act. involvement .. . a warm word speaks of times past and present; hours of discussion, reaction, work. responsibility .. . the thrill of finding yourself caught up in something larger than yourself; like being inside a moving box; the satisfaction of feeling yourself part of the whole thing; a movement with its own problems and promise. fulfillment . .. laughing together, and crying together; getting frustrated and angry together; getting together. and what can be better than being together? 142 Queen Sabine Wolters t tB'.wmmmxmfy 0 Seniors Dale Arnal Peter Baker Judy Baldwin Cindy Balock Paulette Becker Nancy Bentley Chuck Bilger Steve Binnig Tim Blodgett Cindy Bonnell Beverly Burns Kathy Cirigliano Dan Cox Linda Davies Cindy Decker Sherrie Devlin Jim Elser Edwin Fleming John Grzcszkowiak Dorothy Haught Rita Iacono Belinda Inglcdue Allen Irons Brenda Jenkins Pat Leary Diane Lees Roberta McCollum Sue Milhous Robin Millichap Greg O'Conner Dave Oppelt Eddie Payne Duke Pepper Sally Rohrbacher Dave Rosenberg Audrey Ruark Judy Rucger Randall Sampson Linda Schiff Debbie Schultz Kathy Sheehan Bonnie Stewart Angie Tiberi JohnTrosino Maureen Wilkerson Betsy Wilkie Gloria Wilmoth Sabine Wolters Jan Young HISTORY CLUB This year History Club sponsored day trips to many historical and cultur- al centers of our state. An annual con- vention was held in April. These activi- ties were all part of making history en- joyable to the junior historians. President ..... 1st V. President 2nd V. President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian Advisor......... Martha Wakefield ......Sue Collins .......Ann Cope Patti Williams Dale Deeble Barbara Burlew Mr. Barraclough Juniors Wayland Gillingham Judy Greenwood Harry Hite Mike Malinowski Sue McGoniglc Sophomores Barbara Bruton Karen Cease Jack Collins JanisCurney Louise Dougherty Loretta Elias Linda Flynn Sharon Gallagher Lynne Gilmour Don Griffin Carole Hostettler Karen Kovaleski Renee Leary Terry Murphy Peggy Nussey Kathy Powell Alice Rice John Ross Anita Scheivert Diane Schultz Richard Segrin Barbara Smedley Bonnie Smith Karen Soscia Joanne Stevenson Robert Thomas Lorri Williams Sue Winbourn Virginia Ziegler Carolyn Zukowski 146 INTERACT F.B.L.A. Seniors Lorraine Bensen Gloria Borrelli Carol Dcmko Pat Emerson Norma Grau PatKiesling Dottie Lee Janice Merrill Sheryl Messinger Darlene Morelli Linda Papalia Denise Shock Marjean Snelling Juniors Pat Dobrowski Lynne Dorsey Karen Gosselin Joy Harron Linda Kosiol Dottie Polo Marie Rcfsnydcr Cathie Szelmko Linda Taylor Shawn Whitmore Pam Zellers The Future Business Leaders of America is a state and national organization. During the year members from our chapter go to regional meetings and workshops to discuss activities and problems. F.B.L.A.'s selling pro- ject this year: Christmas candles and Easter candy. President .............. V. President Secretary ............... Treasurer ............... State Reporter, Historian Reporter ............... Sponsor ................. Sally Charnock .....Ken Hale Joan Holefelder Arlene Sebastian . Carla Yorden Pat Burbage . . . Mrs. Basener President ......... V. President Secretary ......... Corres. Secretary . Treasurer ......... Board of Directors Advisor Dave Fromm .....Dan Cox Barbara Burlew Bob Fertig Allen Irons Dale Arnal John Oleskey Karen Cease Mr. Wilchensky Seniors Dean Esler Carole Lind Jeanette McKenna Jeanne Potts Randell Sampson Dottie Sissons Bruce Taylor Juniors George Barrett Claire Beluch Debbie Bowden Patti Bradford Bruce Hutchison Mike Malinowski Kathy Murray Debbie Nyce Dianne Powell Sophomores Debbie Chaga Judie Morgan 147 FUTURE NURSE’S CLUB The Future Nurse's Club is mem- bered by girls who are interested in both nursing and other health careers. It provides these girls with a know ledge of many different aspects of the medical field. By assisting Mrs. Irons in the Nurse’s Office, they have the opportunity to experi- ence some practical nursing. President V. President Secretary Historian . . Advisor . . Pat Dunn Alice Salmons . Doris Poliak Angie Tiberi Mrs. Irons Juniors Patti Bradford Cheryl Brown Kathy Brown Debbie Bowden Debbie Douthwaite Lu Ann Foster Denise Gasiorowski Linda Hosier Debbie Kauranen Diane Kobyrynka Karen Kyle Becky Lamey Ann Lccder Marion Machman Linda McHale Kim Mudge Pam Schrocter Betsy Turk Seniors Dottic Ammlung Terry Bacon Nancy Bentley Cindy Bonnel Barbara Burlew Ginny Clark Martha Clark Karen Clark Susan Collins Linda Davies Joan Fcigc Emily Harris Judy Igo Jennctte McKenna Sheryl Messinger Jeanne Potts Linda Schiff Dottic Sissons Maureen Wilkerson Pat Zebley Sophomores Leslie Baur Joyce Dewees Cynthia Frank Gail Heist Irene Lawton Diane Makuch Evie McKenna Dorrie Messinger Diane Monhollan Judie Morgan Christina O’bara Kathy Powell Nora Reed Jan Reigle Barbara Smedley Linda Temple Bcv Tructt Donna von Zech Louise Wentworth Pam Willox Sue Winborne Carolyn Zukowski F. T. A. is an organized club for all those interested in becoming teachers. This year the club held the Annual Fall Convention, and a Teacher Turn-about Day. Scholarships are given at the end of the year to the two most deserving members of the club. Seniors Barbara Burlew Danny Cox Dale Deeble Sherrie Devlin Dean Esler David Fromm Linda Keenan Carole Lind Pat McCune Claire Molton Debbie Moyer Rita Iacono Duke Pepper Arlene Riddle Beth Sidner Bruce Taylor Juniors Kim Adamson Donna Anthony Debbie Bowden Marcia Daily Sharon Esler Sue Hamilton Eva Mankee Ann McGeehan Judy Wells Sophomores Pat Bacon Penny Fennell Janice Gregull Judie Morgan Chris Tickle President ...... V. President . Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Historian ...... Regional Officer Sponsors....... ......Sue Collins . Linda Gahres ........ Judy Igo Judy Baldwin Martha Wakefield ........ Dan Cox ... Miss Boyko Mr. R. Collier F U T U R E T E A C E R S 0 F A M E R 1 C A And The Score . . . The Coaches . . . The Teams . . F.T.A. F.N.C. The Crowd . . . 50 Come And Sing . .. STAGE LIGHTING CREW The Stage and Lighting Crew plays an active part in all shows and assem- blies which take place in Sun Valley’s auditorium. Director .......................... Paul Langley Assistant Director...........Dan Daily Members ................ Bruce Kostival Willard Canum Sponsor ............ Mr. James Collier AUDIO-VISUAL CREW Audio-Visual Aids Club consists of boys skilled in the use of movie projectors, record players, and other equipment. These boys serve the school by helping the faculty members. Joe DiAntonio Bruce Lank Harry Hite Joe Luttrell Walter Flasinski Mr. R. Miller................Sponsor SPANISH CLUB The main activity of the Spanish Club this year was the International Night, April 18th. The Spanish Club participated along with the other language clubs. The club has also been shown movies and slides of Spain, South America and Puerto Rico. President Rita Iacono V. President George Barrett Secretary .... Jill Simpson Treasurer Karen Shilobod Sponsor .......Mrs. Dalton Debbie Hopkins Cindy Tindall David Forest Debbie Nyce Dixie Dryden Pam Schroetcr 152 French Club is composed of French students in- terested in increasing their knowledge of the French language. They claim that it is easier to learn a language when you can better understand the customs and heritage of the people who speak it. President ................Ruth Brush V. President Debbie Johnson Secretary ............... Gail Luoma Advisor.................. Miss Dunne Emily Harris Barbara Cavalier Beth Sidner Bruce Taylor Sue Winbourn GERMAN CLUB The German Club is an or- ganization in which German culture is extended to the students. Activities include dances, trips, picnics, and parties. Seniors David Fromm Linda Gahres Jim Hartranft Steve Hastie Allen Irons Richard Karmen Duke Pepper Steve Pusey Juniors Claire Beluch Mike Clark Tom Cobourn Mary Fisher Peggy Fisher Judy Greenwood Harry Hite Mike Malinowski Pam Schroeter President ..... V. President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian Advisor........ Sabine Wolters Kathy Cirigliano Judy Baldwin ----Emily Harris . . . Claire Molton Mrs. Franceschini 153 154 LIBRARY CLUB President ........................................Dixie Dryden V. President................................... Dorothy Haught Secretary ......................................Paulette Becker Treasurer...........................................Bruce Craig Adviser................................................... Mrs. Daniels Juniors Marion Burns Steve Davis Dennis Harris David Hiller Ira McFaddcn Linda McHale JohnOleksey Dorothy Polo Pamela Schroeder Karen Shilabod Peter Tuohcy Barbara Wagner Sophomores Susan Colberg Linda Flynn Cynthia Frank Elizabeth Hayes Harold Marshall Patricia Piscotty Raymond Pratt Alice Rice Jan Sampson Helen Smcdlcy Nancy Trasatti Shirley Williams Carolyn Zukowski Cheryl Turner The Library Club helps with the Attendance rec- ords, assists other students in locating books, returns books to the shelves, and assists in promoting interest in books and libraries. The group visits other libraries to receive new ideas. Seniors Ann Cope William Demko David Fromm Ron Laskey Dorothy Lee Linda Logan Janice Merrill Randall Sampson Deborah Schultz Charles Slipetsky Paul Titter Martha Wakefield Betty Williams Robin Millichap 155 Art Club, new this year, hopes to introduce art appreciation into Sun Valley. Several art exhibits were shown throughout the school, includ- ing the art display in the library. President ........................... Ron Moyer V. President.......................... Joan Feige Secretary ..................... Annabelle Larkin Treasurer ...........................Kathy Powell Adviser.......................Miss M. Dougherty Ann Cope Pat Kiesling Cindy Keene Dixie Dryden Dottie Haught Peggy Nussey A R T C L U B You aren't going to put that up? MOTIF Motif, Sun Valley’s literary Magazine, is an anthology of writings submitted by students of all grade levels. The staff members compile, and then select the best works. Editor................................... Ann Cope Co-Editor........................ Pat Kiesling Art Editor ........................Joan Feige Typing Editor Paulette Becker Business Manager ................. Ruth Brush Adviser ................................ Mrs. Muldoon Gary Calvin Dixie Dryden Dottic Haught Bonnie Stewart Bill Ziegler Peggy Nussey Kathy Powell REFLECTOR The Reflector, Sun Valley’s newspaper, is published monthly throughout the year. Its pur- pose is to report the news clearly and accurately in the hope that all students will be better in- formed of the activities of the school. Editor-in-Chief . . . Sports Editor...... News Editor........ Feature Editor Photography Editor Art Editor ........ Adviser ........... Beth Sidner . Andy Kostival . . Jill Simpson . Leslie Gibson Dale Arnal . . Pat Kiesling Miss Church Seniors Ruth Brush Dave Fromm Alan Gordon David Kielar Juniors Anne McGeehan Sophomores Linda Flynn Bill Marshall Elaine McKenna Carole Lind Pat McCune Claire Molton Kathy Sheehan Bill Ziegler Pam Schrocter Karen Stattcr Judie Morgan Linn Sickman Donna von Zcch SUN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND PENN-DELCO SCHOOL DISTRICT CLAWABC OUHTY PA 'd COLOR GUARD Seniors Andrea Cairns Pat Henkle Judy Igo Judy King Kathleen Luoma Denise Tillman Harriet Weiner Juniors Janice Barrett Lynne Dorsey Luanne Foster Karen Gosselin Mary J. Harron Karen Kyle Margene Linebaugh Gail Luoma Sophomores Susan Burlew Ellen Carey Penny Fennell Judy Grimes Janice Howard Janice Rennie Georgiann Williams Linda Milhous Theresa Murphy BAND Seniors Keith Bcrrier Ruth Brush Barbara Burlew Gary Calvin Chester Canum Cathy Chandler Edward Czajka Linda Gahres Mitchell Gahres Pat Gilmour Susan Govan Donald Hardy Emily Harris Curtis Heisner Robert Howlett Judith Kammcrcr Joseph Kerlis David Kielar Kenneth Laskowski Bruce Lawton David Lee Carole Lind Larry Riggs Beverly Roberts Judy Ruegcr Rhonda Schcib Linda Schiff Ricky Scott Linda Shields Joseph Smith John Smith Eric Swanson Angela Tiberi Richard Venish Joyce Wagner Donald Worthington Wayne Yea ter Juniors Gary Albright Donna Anthony James Beck Eileen Bones Jackie Boughner Dawn Bronecke Charles Kline Marcia Daley Robin Dewees Wayland Gillingham Kenny Hale Bruce Hutchison Ronald Kilmer Arthur Kretz Becky Lamcy Christopher Lee James Leslie Mark McKinney Blanche Milhous Carla Paige Judy Ross Alice Salmons James Stevenson Cindy Tindall Betsy Turk Margie Turk Sophomores Teddy Andrews Charles Bcrrier Ruth Brennan Stephen Butt Willard Canum Rodney Ford Patricia Gahres Leslie Gibson Lynne Gilmour Raymond Gray James Green Richard Hartzell Constance Hatton Michele Hoffman Donna Kelley Michael Kertis Linda Koller Joseph Luttrell Dean Malloy Harold Marshall James McCracken Judith Palmore Patricia Piscotty Lawrence Rueger Deborah Roberts Steven Ross Wendy Schad Jana Skolnicki Gary Titter Ricky Tuozzo Barbara Wagner Head Drum Majorette Linda Hosier DRILL TEAM Seniors Maureen Baldwin Denice Curry Jody Giles Elaine Merichko Gail Sakers Karen Soha Sharon Thompson Elizabeth Wilkie Pat Zebley Juniors Ruth Agenbroad Sue Beisel Maureen Lyons Linda McHale Jeanne Nuttal Jeanne Sikorski Sophomores Karen Cease Janice Curncy Lousie Dougherty Deborah Graf Colleen Keeney Cindy Lamison Debbie Holt Lynda McManiman Barbara Micun Jill Nuyanncs Joanne Stevenson Janis Symons MAJORETTES Seniors Joann Dobson Lorraine Dwyer Beverly McCall Juniors Debbie Hopkins Sue McGonigle Sally McNeal Debbie Poole Shawn Whitmore Lynne Worthington Sophomores Robin Adamson Siggy Bassoe Debbie Callen Cindy Davis Joyce Dewees Teresa Eufrasio Cheryl Turner Carole Hostetller 160 He treats his girls right. CHORUS Mr. Stauffer, Director Seniors Maureen Baldwin Cindy Bonnell Ruth Brush Gary Calvin Linda Davies Sherrie Devlin David Fromm Linda Gahres Mitch Gahres Jody Giles Emily Harris Joe Kcrtis Carole Lind Linda Logan Beverly McCall Doris Poliak Arlene Riddle Larry Riggs Beverly Roberts Arlene Sabastian Rhonda Scheib Linda Shiff Dottie Sissons Martha Wakefield Sharon Wiens Betsy Wilkie Jan Young Mary Youngberg Juniors Donna Anthony Dawn Clement Marcia Duchak Wayland Gillingham George Harvison Bruce Hutchison Ron Kilmer Eva Manko Sue McGoniglc Linda McHale Jean Nuttal Judy Ross Cindy Tindall Betsy Turk Margie Turk Linda Williams Sophomores Ted Andrews Steve Butt Ellen Carey Marianne Calvarese Cindy Davis Louise Dougherty Sandy Duchak John Everhart Linda Flynn Rodney Ford Patty Gahres Jim Greene Patty Harvison Michele Hoffman Carole Hostettlcr Janice Howard Colleen Keeney Donna Kelley Mike Kcrtis Cindy Lamison Bill Marshall Josie Mastronardo Jim McCracken Barbara Micun Judie Morgan Terri Murphy Kathy Powell Debbie Roberts Kim Rouke Anita Scheivert Bonnie Smith Joanne Stevenson Cheryl Turner Donna Watkins Ginny White Cicorgianne Williams Shirley Williams DANCE BAND Mr. DeAugustine, Director Seniors Keith Berrier Chester Canum Robert How lctt Mitchell Gahres Joseph Kertis David Kielar Richard Vcnish Donald Worthington Juniors Gary Albright Steve Butt Robin Dewees Bruce Hutchenson Chuck Klien Arthur Kretz Jim Leslie Jimmy Stevenson Sophomores Teddy Andrews Jimmy Greene Mike Kertis 161 SCOTT’S HI-Q December February 11 March 18 Dave Kielar Andy Kostival Henry Siedzikowski Sun Vallcy-32 Springfield-21 Lans-Aldan-20 Sun Valley-28 Swathmore-14 Chester-29 Sun Valley-24 lnterboro-18 Nether Providence-17 Martha Wakefield Bill Ziegler Advisor: Mrs. Casanova The Scott’s Hi-Q team consists of five students who compete against teams from twenty other area high schools for the highest total score in three academic quiz programs. The team finished 3rd place out of 21 teams. Only those students who have earned a varsity letter in one of the Vanguard sports have the privilege to become a member of the Varsity Club. Senior members of the club receive either a jacket or a blazer. Every member can be proud of his service to the school. Seniors Nancy Bentley Bev Burns Dave Cook Bill Corbett Danny Cox Chris Crosby Dale Deeble Dave Fromm Steve Hastic Rita lacona Mike Kane Bruce Lank Sue Milhous Jerry Oakley Jo Ellen Spencer Pat Strain Jan Young Juniors Ruth Agcnbroad Don Beiswangcr Dave Bullen Mary Fisher Peggy Fisher Becky Lamey Linda McHalc Joe O’Brien Betsy Turk Marge Turk 162 President ................Andrew Kostival V. President...............Stephen Hastie Recording Sec .....................Claire Molton Corres. Sec........................ Paula Hodgson Treasurer............................Judy Baldwin Historian .................. Pat McCune The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize those students who are outstanding in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and charac- ter. Members must maintain at least a B average throughout the school year. One of Honor Society’s activities this year was for members to act as hosts and hostesses to visitors to the school and maintain the guest register. N A T I O N A L H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y Seniors Ruth Brush Gary Calvin William Carpenter Dale Deeble Gail Elscr David Fromm Gloria Goodman Emily Harris Patricia Henkle Rita lacona Richard Karman David Kiclcr Carole Lind Ronald Moyer Donna Nuttal Arlene Riddle Jill Roukc Beth Sidner 163 Seniors Dottie Ammlung Bill Christopher Jerry Cullen Cindy Decker Dale Deeblc Bill Demko Jo Ann Dobson Pat Dunn Jim Elser Dave Fromm Rita Iacona Judy Igo Linda Keenan Juniors Kim Adamson Gloria Bartkow Pat Burbage Debbie Bowden Jim Carminica Marie Refsnyder Beth Kurkis Diane Lees Roberta McCallum Susan Milhous Debbie Moyer Dave Oppclt Jeanne Potts Sally Rohrbacher Kathy Sheehan Dottie Sissons Pattic Williams Sabine Wolters Tom Gadzala Denise Gadiordwski Nancy Viscuso Judy Wells Lisa Wolters PEP CLUB The main purpose of a Pep Club is to instill school spirit in the students so that everyone whether involved in sports, clubs, activities, or academic achievement can work together efficiently. Sun Valley’s Pep Club promotes this spirit in sever- al ways. The Club sponsors the Griffin, the school’s mascot, and helps in the planning and presenting of pep rallies. They are also our team’s biggest and loudest supporters at the games. President ................................ Mike Kane V. President......................................Joe O'Brien Secretary ..........................Sheryl Messinger Treasurer.............................. Lorri Dwyer Historian ...........................Lorri Williams Griffin ................................ Pat Burbage Sponsor .........................Mr. Kenneth Fegley Sophomores Susan Colbcrg Helen Cunningham Helena Gibbons Gail Heist Ruth Hensley Debbie Holt Michelle Hoffman Carole Hostettler Irene Lawton Pam Lastowski Elaine McKenna Evie McKenna Nancy McGuire Dorrie Messinger Diana Monhollan Terri Murphy Peggy Nussey Kathy Powell Kim Rouke Anita Schcivert Debbie Shields Barbara Smedley Karen Soscia Lori Spencer Ginny White Sue Winbourn Editor-in-Chief ................................ Bill Carpenter Co-Editor and Artist...............................Pat Kiesling Co-Editor and Photographer Alan Gordon Business Manager...........................................Beth Kurkis Assistant ......................................Cindy Decker Senior Editor............................................. Beth Sidner Assistant ......................................Cindy Balock Underclassmen Editor ........................... Pat McCune Assistant ......................................Carole Lind Faculty Editor.................................. Arlene Riddle Assistant .........................................Emily Harris Activities and Organizations Editor ............ David Fromm Assistant ...........................................Judy Igo Sports Editor........................................Dan Cox Assistant ..........................................Sue Collins Typist.......................................... Judie Morgan Spiritual AdvTsor and Censor Miss Peggy Dougherty For many months, under the eagle-eye of Miss Marguerite Dougherty, the Spectrum staff of dedi- cated seniors (and underclassmen) have been striv- ing toward their anticipated goal. The late nights, short study halls, and the exhausted weekends were only small examples of the loyalty and responsibili- ty exhibited by the staff; the results of which you now hold in your hands: The 1970 Spectrum — a profile of a year, portrait of a school, and a picture of a student body who were more than mere students. Seniors Dottie A mm lung Judy Baldwin Nancy Bentley Ruth Brush Beverly Burns Kathy Cirigliano Ann Cope Linda Davies Sherrie Devlin Pat Dunn Dean Eslcr Marlin Federoff Linda Gahrcs Pat Henkle Linda Keenan Allen Irons Diane Lees Roberta McCollum Elaine Merichiko Sheryl Messinger Sue Milhous Claire Molton Debbie Moyer Duke Pepper Jeanne Potts Sally Rohrbacher Jill Roukc Linda Schiff Kathy Sheehan Dottie Sissons Bonnie Stewart Bruce Taylor Jan Young Juniors Debbie Bowden Helena Gibbons Marie Refsnyder Nancy Viscuso Judy Wells Carla Yorden Sophomores Sue Winbourne DRAMATICS CLUB Murdered Alive was this year’s produc- tion presented by the Dramatics Club. The students, by their active participation, learned all aspects of play production. Not only do the students do the acting, but they learn applied make-up, stage design and effective lighting. Seniors Barbara Burlcw Ginny Clark Dan Cox Sherrie Devlin Dixie Dryden Pat Dunn Joan Feige Norman Frese Linda Gahres Sherri Messinger Ron Moyer Bonnie Stewart Martha Wakefield Juniors Wayland Gillingham Ann McGeehan Jill Simpson Sophomores Sandy Duchak Linda Flynn Debbie Fooks Elizabeth Hayes Colleen Keeney Cindy Lamison Josie Mastronardo Diana McKuch Judie Morgan Peggy Nusscy Kathy Powell Janis Symons SOPHOMORES Representatives Pamela Cairy Karen Cease Joyce Dewees Walter Flazinski Lynn Gilmore Debbie Holt Mike Kertis Irene Lawton Greg Melton Peggy Nussey John Ross Bill Shcllen Glenn Stern John Thompson Lorri Williams Alternates Gerald Bono Louise Dougherty Penny Fennell Gail Heist Pam Lastowski Colleen McGinley Judie Morgan Nora Reed Donna Saville Ken Spar Chris Tickle Sue Winbourn JUNIORS S T U D E N T C 0 U N C 1 L R ep re sen ta ti ves Craig Bean Pat Burbage John Coradetti Lynn Dorsey Helena Gibbons Nancy Johnson Diane Kobyrinka Sue McGonigle Joe O'Brien Diane Price Jeanne Sikorsky Cindy Thomas Judy Wells Dave Zimmerman AI terna tes Ruth Agenbroad Kathy Brown Sandy Devonshire Maureen Doyle Tom Gadzala Harry Hite Ronald Kilmer Patrick McGinn Sue Miller Mari Nestus Alice Salmons Jill Simpson Neal Wilkins Carla Yorden In the past year, the student council has worked in co-operation with the student body on several projects. Among these were: the revision of the dress code, and arrangements to have a juke box in the cafeteria, and a candy machine in the lobby. The student council also serves the student body by operating the book store. An- other important project sponsored by student council was the Annual Christmas Ball. President . V. President Treasurer . . Secretary Advisor Mike Kane ....Mike Guzzo Martha Wakefield .. .. Linda Gahres Mr. Giampalmi SENIORS Representatives Cindy Balock Ruth Brush Marti Clark Dean Esler Steve Hastie Pat Henkle Beth Kurkis Beverly McCall Debbie Moyer Doris Price Jeff Shaw Angie Tiberi Sabine Wolters Alternates John Baker Kathy Cirigliano Chris Crosby Lorraine Dwyer Emily Harris Richard Karman Ron Laskey Pat McCune Greg O'Conner Larry Riggs Beth Sidner Carole Waite Mary Youngberg 170 Queen Mary Bruni Sabine Wolters Diane Hendershot Debbie Holt Susan Govan Diane Kobyrinka Patti Scheivert The party's over . A WORD OF THANKS You hold in your hands the 1970 Spectrum, the end result of many hours of collective work, concern, and hope on the part of many people. In the midst of the threatening deadlines, countless layouts, and inevitable decisions, there has been a group of individuals who have stood by the yearbook and seen the work through to its completion. Our special thanks go to Miss Marguerite Dougherty, the staff’s sponsor, spiritual advisor, and all-around trouble-shooter; Mr. William O’Brien, who has acted as liaison between the Spectrum and the American Yearbook Company; Mr. Kenneth Miller, for the use of the darkroom and help with the photography staff; Zamsky Studios, responsible for the senior portraits; and Mrs. Daniels, who “Graced the senior superlative pictures for most talkative and most quiet. We would also like to acknowledge the administration and faculty, numerous friends and patrons, and people we don’t know from Adam for their cooperation, encouragement, and assistance in this endeavor. To all those who have been named and to those whom time and space prevent mentioning, thanks again. — Best Wishes Class Of’70 Dairy Queen Village Green THE RETAIL STORE EMPLOYEES UNION Local No. 1349 RET AIL CLERKS INTERNA TIONA L ASSOCIA T ON The International Union Dedicated solely to the welfare of Retail Employees - Six Hundred Thousand (600,000) strong. It pays to belong as can be attested to by the thousands of high school and college students, past, present, and future who have and will work in Retail Stores under contract with our Union. Part-time employees receive up to three (3.00) dollars per hour, paid vacations, paid holidays, paid sick leave, free eye care, (ex- amination and glasses), prescription drug credit card which entitles them to any prescription prescribed by their doctor for the nominal fee of fifty cents per prescription and many other benefits. We are proud to be able to help these young people further their educations and wish them one and all a successful and productive future in this great nation of ours. CONGRATULATIONS Charming Shoppes To The Class of 1970 Home Of Fashion k ZL 5 -1 W. L. McPhillimy Managing Officer Village Green Office I Chester, Fa. 1 DELA WA RE COUNTY NA TIONA L BA NK AHRENS DO-IT-YOURSELI HEADQUARTERS Complete Line of Lumber and Building Supplies PAINTS - MILLWORK - HARDWARE- GARDEN SUPPLIES - KITCHEN CABINETS VANITIES Tues., Wed.. Thurs. Sal 7:30 lo 5:30 P.M. Mon.-Fri. 7:30 lo9:00 P.M. Roulc 452. Pennell Road. Glen Riddle GL 9-0300 Deli'cry Service Unlimited Free Prk. Route 926 Pocopson Road. Pocopson 793-1300 M Fri. — 8:00 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon . Tues., Wed.. Thurs.. Sat. ?. 8:00 A M. to 5:30 P.M. Venus Beauty School Michael Richard Falcone FRANK J. BOOTH 2805 hldon Avc. Drcxcl Hill. Pa. 19026 MA 2-0689 Laminated I.D. Cards Prom Parties “Hoot Mon It's Thrifty hat At SCOTTY’S Village Green Devon Springfield Delicious Hamburgers - Steaks - French Fries Thick Milk Shakes 494-4503 494-0636 Thos. J. McQuaide, Prop. Boulevard Bakery Cakes - Rolls - Doughnuts Wedding and Birthday Cakes a Specialty Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Closed Monday 238R Concord Rd. Village Green, Pa. Insurance • Property Management • Mortgage HaroldS. Hansen _____________Realtor_____________ Ludlow 3-2500 Ludlow 3-5600 Chester Pike Saratoga 7-9533 ' Sharon Hill. Pa. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1970 Drug Center Brook haven Shopping Center 494-6643 HELEN JA Y Ladies and Childrens Wear VILLAGEGREEN 239 CONCORD ROAD SHOPPING CENTER CHESTER. PA. t A CTOR Y R UG CO MPA N Y Lcnni. Pa. GL 9-2568 GL 9-5119 SHER WIN WILLI A MS PA I NTS 3560 Edgmont Avenue Brookhaven QUALITY CARPETS SHOPPING CENTER EKRIDGE CONSTR UCTION CO. 15K Ridge Rd. Brook haven Pa. Excavating t ill Dirt TopSoail Phone TR 4-9987 494-9786 CITGO SUMMA’S BILL HEINRICH VILLA GE GREEN CITGO BEAUTY SALON Official Inspection Station 3404 Edgmont Avenue Brookhaven Shopping Center Concord Road Village Drive General Repair Village Green. Pa. Phone: 494-3535 VINCENTS Salon of Beauty 249 Concord Road Village Green, Chester. Pa. For Women W ho are Particular Cerritelli Food Market Valley View Pharmacy Compliments of BROOK HA YEN DAIR Y QUEEN 3418 Pennell Rd. 4420 Edgmont Avenue Towing Service TR 2-9756 TR 4-9884 TR 2-6179 After II P.M. JACK GUYER 10th Butler Sts. or 716 W. 10th St. Motor Steam Cleaned State Inspection Repairs 7 A.M. 11 P.M. Tires Accessories CHESTER, PA. Good Luck to the Class of ’70 from THE FUTURE NURSES AND HEALTH CA REERS CL UB OF SUN VALLEY MA TTHEW C. FISHER Phone: Hi bbard 5-8280 Evening 494-2020 GL 9-1314 LAW NMOWER SERVICE ARROW BOLENS SHEET METAL CO. Tractors Tillers Mowers Snow Blowers Sales Service Part Fuel Oil - Heating - Air Conditioning Convenient Terms Custom Duct Work Corner Concord and Convent Roads FISHER S CORNER CHESTER. PA. 19014 3315 Market Street Richard K. Roukc Twin Oaks. Pa. Phone: GLobe 9-257? 494-4128 B.B.S. Printing Me-Me Shoppe Offset Printing Lithography 249 Brakel Lane Media, Pa. 25% Discount on wedding and social stationery to Sun Valley students and graduate Hair-stylists TR 2-9433 2602 Edgmont Ave. Parksidc. Chester, Pa. Tires Wheels Tubes Batteries ELSER-DIVINEY CO., INC. Penn-Del Tire Company EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS 307 Ridge Road Claymont. Del Front End Alignment 227 Pennell Road Village Green 497-1234 494-3880 798-6811 TR 2-9450 TN nun BROOK HA VEN TEXACO SERVICE Compliments of Specializing In General Repairs Electronic Wheel Balancing State Inspection — 24 Hour Towing— AAA a friend DON CRAFT 7QA. _ . 3905 Ldgmont Avc. Brookhaven, Penna. FISHER S A CTO REPAIR This space donated by P. O. Box 600, Convent Rd. Fisher's Corner INTERACT Chester. Penna. Phone: Globe 9-2004 ATs Flying A Service Mr. and Mrs. Robert Achufj A family Angie A Barry Allen A Jeanette Bill Ayers Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Teddy Andrews Dot tie A mmlung Mr. and Mrs. R. G. A mmlung A family Brookhaven Distributors Mr. and Mrs. Art Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bryant Miss Brown Betty A John Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bean Mr. and Mrs. Bonkowski Craig Bean Bob A Paula Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Jo Ann Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradshaw Brookhaven Pharmacy George Richard Balock George Balock's Fresh Removal Service Cyn Balock Pat Burbage Miss Shirley Boyko Mr. and Mrs Robert Bishop Bones A Linda Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barraclough Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Behan Ellen Becker Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burns A Bonnie B. B. B. Bemie A Rita The Bohms Tom Bacon Terry A Pat Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Basener The Banks Family Mr. and Mrs. James Baldwin Maureen Baldwin Judy Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collier Mr. and Mrs. George T. Carpenter. Jr Sally Cha mock Ralph Christie Lt. and Mrs. David A. Carpenter Lt. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Carpenter J Lewis Crozer Library Staff Homeroom 102 Mr. Cummisky Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A Colby Carole A Jim Mr. and Mrs. John J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cuneo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Canizzo Mr. and Mrs. William Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Cable Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casanova Patrons '70 Mr. and Mrs. William Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cirillo Mr. and Mrs. Roy Culleney A Karen Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Campbell Bet tv Cochran Carol A Rob Ginny Clark Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cichanowsky Miss H. Dougherty Miss Patricia Denzler The Danlonio Family Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn M iss Dunne Robert Danlonio Mrs. Nancy Dorsey Mr. William Dougherty Diane A Scott Mr. RoyJ. Dorsey Donna A Jimmy Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De A ugustine Robin Dewees Mrs. E. R. Dilks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Di Luzio Mrs. Ida Diamond Cindy Decker 70 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Decker Marcia Duchak Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Daniels Dale A Bill Mrs. Mary Debold Larry Dyson Diane A Dave Pat Dunn Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dunn Doris Joe Mr. and Mrs. T. Duchak D A. B Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wm. Davis Jr. John De wees John A Helen Episcope Sharon Esler Mr and Mrs. Stanley Ellis Gail Elser Edwards Florist Edwards Florist Edwards Florist Edwards Florist Edwards Florist Mr. and Mrs. Edward Federoff Mr. and Mrs Rex Filirelo Barbara Fooks A Jim Mackey Mrs. Edna C. Fisher Bob Fertig A Friend A Friend A. Friend A Friena Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Fegely Mr. and Mrs. William Faulkner A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Fedena Mr. and Mrs. John Feanceschini Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fatdkner Gloria J. Goodman Alan S. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John Gill Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gentile George A Marti Mr. and Mrs Frank M. Guzzo Mike Guzzo Rosa A. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. German Helena Gibbons Nancy Gillispie Celeste Guzzo Greg A Jean Garry and Ruth Mr and Mrs. Charles Gahres Mrs. Katharine W. Gausmann The Gilmour s Good Luck to All Mrs. A dele Green wall Mr. and Mrs. Jay Giles Gail A Joe Mr. and Mrs Robert Gourley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hirschorn Mr. and Mrs. Ere ell Hill Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Henkle Pat Henkle Mr. and Mrs. Blair Harper Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Harris Sam E. Harris Emily Harris James Hoeffer Nick A Norma Heasier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hornickel Harry Hite Mr. H C. Hamlin Michele Hoffman Mr. and Mrs William High field A family Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herbs ter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inzerillo Mr. and Mrs. Alien Irons Ruth Ikeda Judy Igo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Igo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones Mr. Carl O. Johnson Jane A Betty Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Joyce A John Jerry A Doris A Sandy” Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kirchdoerfer A Donna Mr. Kuhlman Anne Marie Kiesling 67 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Kiesling Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kiesling The Kurkis Family Beth Kurkis 70 John A. Kurkis 68 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knee Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimmerly Mrs. Mildred H. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. William Keenan Karen Kyle David Kielar Mr. and Mrs. John Laszek Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lambom The Lord Family Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lend. Jr. Lori Ann Lend Jean d Bernie Larson Larry d Lynne Lynne d Larry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln. Jr. Mr. Lalli Sandy Laubaugh d Gary Kaufman Lillian d Johnny Mr. J. Stewart Leader Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lymon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lenard Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas George Lohin I SA Mr. and Mrs Goerge l ihin Lynn d Mike Mr. and Mrs. James Lofland d family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leslie Lorraine d Joe Linda Lahr The Lester Family Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lomas Rick McGrow Mitch d Jo Mr and Mrs. Micheal Molla Mr. and Mrs. John T. McCormick Miss Judy McCormick Miss Lynda Elaine McCormick Mary Ann d Kenny Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Meek Mike d Pat Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mawby Claire Motion Jeanette McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malian Mrs. McCttne Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCollum Mr. and Mrs. Walter Munjon Harold T. Molton Ann Molton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milhous Will Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. John McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Waller Mullins Mr. and Mrs. McClary Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullikin Mrs. Audrey McKenney Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Molton Dave McClure Josephine Mastronardo Miss Joyce Mazzenga Jo Ann McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. McCloy d family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Merichko Family Mr. and Mrs. James K. Nut tall Norma Jean Ellen Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nagel Mrs. Hazel Newlin Nancy d Mike Nancy d Butch Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Olesky Mr. and Mrs. John O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips. Jr Pat Elsie Phillippe Winnie d Eunice Probert Mrs. A. F. Pisacane Debbie Poole Diane Price Frank Pali la Tim Plan lone Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Plummer Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons Mr. and Mrs. W. W Price Pat d Dave Mr. and Mrs. Poliak d family Mrs. .. Ridgeway The Reiter Family Allison d Tommie Reid Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Roth welt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohrbacher Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riddle Baby Jim Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Clint Refsnyder, Sr. Beth Replogle Mrs. Eva Riley George Riley Mr. Frank Ruzzo Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Runty Mr. John M. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs Repet to and family Jill Rouke Mr. and Mrs. Luis Repetto d family Mr. and Mrs. Gtno Silvestri Jack Sabatelli Sarge Len Susan Schlotzhauer Sydnee d Chet Mrs. Stuart d Peggy R. Beth Sidner Jo Hannah Sidner Mr. and Mrs. John . Sidner The Carroll Spencer Family Sue 4 Frank Steve d Tut tie Nancy Spear Jill Simpson Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Spencer Robert Schofield Squint Mrs. Ethel Simpson t he Sharp Family Mr. and Mrs. John Skulski Stanley Soviet Sul I iff d While AI d Marilyn Stafford Sam d Sandy The Spohn Family Mr. and Mrs. Burton Suter Kay Sands Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Shields Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Shields Miss Mary L. Shields James K. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Terence Sheehan Randal Sampson Mary R. Spalding Paul Titter Mrs. Ralph Temple Sgt. Michael L. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Norris H. Tryens Beverly Truett Mrs. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thompson Tom d Cindy Cindy Thomas The Phantom Mr. and Mrs. John R. Trosino Mr. and Mrs. Tasker Mr. Walter Titerance I he Trotmans Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Urban d family Valerie d Vivian Mr and Mrs. Paul Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Wipf Carl Ware Mr. and Mrs. Warsavage d Karen Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins Terry Willoughby Bruce Wittendorfer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Winbourn Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Williams l.orri Williams Terri Wolfe Linda Williams Mr. and Mrs. George White Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wagner Mr. Stephen Wilchensky Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Barry d Carol Wible Mr. and Mrs. John Wilwert Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wible. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield Gloria Wilmoth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weisler Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Wells. Jr. Jenny C. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiley Judy Wells Neal Wilkens Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weidner Don Worthington Mary Youngberg Carla Yor den Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yorden Micheal Yorden Mrs. Dorothy Yocum Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ziegenfuss d family Mr. and Mrs. Donn Zang d family Bill Zierdon Here we come; Some with joy and some with sorrow. Here we come; Now we’re ready for tomorrow! We’re comin ’ out of hiding one by one! Finis