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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

“Man is the only creature whose emotions are entangled with his memory. And the anguish of memory is what we probably must pay for its pleasures, or whatever progress we gain from it. Bitter or sweet, we don’t want any part of life to be really over; it should always be available, if only through people who have shared it. When they go, they take a part of you with them. Even when something goes that has been a part of your life story—even Sun Valley High School. Gaze into the water, and let the past three years be reflected in your mind. Remember. . . Noisy student unions The soph float” Clowning around in gym class Willow Grove and the sophomore trip Falling down at ice-skating parties Walking through the “Tunnel of Love” That rabble-rousing walk-out Dancing at the Christmas Balls Hay rides and roasting hot-dogs Screaming at pep rallies Making 80,000 tissue flowers “I Had a Dream ’’ and the junior prom Picnics with a tug-of-war and watermelon Our Mr. Zechman Watching our team fight to win Freezing at football games The Senior Prom But the sun is setting and the reflections are no more SPECTRUM Volume 12 “REFLECTIONS” Dedication 4 Administration Faculty 6 Senior Section 34 School Life Organizations 124 Underclassmen 186 In Dedication Reaching out is what Mr. Hamlin is all about. Extending his hands to give us guidance, He leads us to knowledge, truth, and love. He is loud in voice But soft at heart. Acting dramatically in all that he does, He is forever our own “Chick Hamlin.” Because he cares so deeply We, the class of 1974, dedicate our yearbook to him. The class mores they decided to get the class sj unity, spirit ' 1974 is a fecial one. As sopho- enthusiasm UUft f them better. Whenjsftook fship, I was not disappointed. The i pride of this class has givetV;Fun Valley what it deserves—respectability. When- ever Thinks of Sun Valley, he thinks of people t ymir class. You never started something that you didn't finish well. For your entire high school career, you were the leaders of the school Your new ideas brought new traditions to “The Valley. ’’ I could go on forever to tell of the good things you have done, but they spetMf hem solves. I will end by statingJand this tiJfuthfuIly not m a cliche) that t with all of you. Measure 'X. I Will working Harrison C. Hamlin — J 1 % S3' had many plea- fit yars. I have discomforts of pre- p, J,h junior prom. —� s The senjpr class oj 197 iurpble moments during th enjoyed sharing the job art paring for the sophomore and other activities. Your honesty and sincerity in trying to bring about change at trie Valley will be remembered by all. You can be proud of your accomplishments. Again I utoujd like to say thanks to a great class for marvyplrqsant memo- ries. Kenneth P. Bolyard And Appreciation Stepping in to fill a temporary gap Unlimited problems became his responsibility. He’s that short man whom we all took for granted. In former years he was never in the limelight, But this year— We heard his southern accent We saw him patrolling the halls We felt his calm, collected and ambitious spirit. In appreciation for his hard work and sincerity with us, We honor Mr. Kenneth Bolyard. 5 ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL BOARD Arthur Kretz: Asst. Supt. (Business), Theodore Cramer: Asst. Supt. (Personnel) William Moser: Superintendent of Schools, Walter Rhoades: Asst. Supt. (Instruction) From the Desk of the Superintendent: Since the bleak days of 1959, when Sun Valley High School first opened its doors, we have come a long way. Our progress has been the result of a long succession of students like you who have contributed to the success of Sun Valley High School. Now it is your turn to take your place in so- ciety, mindful of what your Alma Mater has meant to you, with a firm resolve that Sun Valley High School will continue to promote those ideals of Knowledge, Truth, and Honor upon which its success has been founded. Wm. G. Moser Superintendent of Schools Bernard Nurry: Curriculum Director Harry Hill: Instructional Director Arthur Knowlton: Business Director 6 The Top Cats Stephen King, Franklin Turner, Billie Bowersox, Rev. Anthony Mattes, Frederick Smeeton, A. Lewis Boughner, Melvin Peterkin (Vice President), Edward Owen (President), Howard Turner (Secretary). 7 W U U U V V PRINCIPALS HARRY T. ZECHMAN Principal East Stroudsburg State College Temple University KENNETH P. BOLYARD Acting Principal West Virginia University University of Delaware STEVE MEN ATI AN Assistant Principal Rhode Island College University of Rhode Island Pennsylvania State University RICHARD P. MILLER Administrative Assistant Bucknell University Villanova University The Principal's Message: I would like to mention, at this time, a few things you will want to think about as you prepare to take leave of us here at Sun Valley. Come with me, if you will, through life’s “Check-off System. To do this, let’s follow the system they use in preparing to send a missile aloft. The first point would be that of a career. Now you are here at Sun Valley finishing your public school education. But, what are you shooting for? Do you know what you would like to do later on? Think about it—plan a career. Select a goal and shoot for it. As you prepare to go, remember always that this is a fine country—the greatest country in the world, and you are a part of it. Remember that it was not built on a foundation of personal security, nor on socialism, nor on government subsidies; rather, it was built upon free enterprise and chal- lenge. As you set your goals for life, remember this tradition of the American Spirit and flavor your desires with it. Another check-off is the understanding of our attitude toward loyalty. Do you know what a “square is? Somehow, someone twisted that word around to mean something derisive. A square is one who is too conventional, too normal. In reality, it is an honor to be a “square. Look at some of the people in history who were “squares. Have you ever heard of Nathan Hale? He offered to give his life for his country, and he eventually did. Nathan Hale was a “square. Benjamin Franklin, Patrick Henry and Paul Revere were all “squares.” Remember, you could do worse than be a “square. The last check-off is to take a stand for something. A lot of things come up, and you do not know which side is right. Well, don’t let that cause you to go off and hide. In Greece, hundreds of years ago, they had what they called “city states” and lots of times there were rebellions. The rebels, when caught, were, by law, exiled, and those citizens who defended city government were made heroes. Do you know what happened to those who tried to stay on the fence and not take sides? They were ordered destroyed. Be brave enough to take a stand on something. Take a position. Don’t straddle the fence. Check the systems I have listed as the count down proceeds for you to face up to life. Have a goal— something to shoot at—hunt for happiness. Cultivate a loyalty to your country. Be a real square” and take a stand. If all these systems check out in order, then you are A-OK for the lift-off. Kenneth P. Bolyard Acting Principal The Leaders of the Pack 9 WILLIAM H. FOX Pennsylvania Military College Eastern Baptist College JOSEPH J. GIAMPALMI Widener College Coach: Football, Baseball Sponsor: Student Senate CHARLES GRASSANO Widener College Coach: Wrestling Advisor: Sophomore Class HARRISON C. HAMLIN Lock Haven State College Advisor: Senior Class ENGLISH: The Main Characters “Well, it’s like this ., 10 ROBERT HOFHEINZ Millersville State College Sponsor: Interact, Intramural Basketball PATRICIA D. MULDOON West Chester State College Sponsor: Motif 11 JOAN C. SKIVO Gwynedd-Mercy College CHARLES STEFANSKI St. Joseph’s College Villanova University Sponsor: Chess Club 12 THOMAS J.URSO St. Joseph’s College Sponsor: Newspaper STEPHEN M. WILCHENSKY Widener College SANDRA FRIEDMAN George Washington University LINDA P. HAINES West Chester State College Sponsor: International Club TRUDY KAUNAT Temple University LANGUAGE: The Voice of the Valley Wow! What a cupcake! JANED. LONG West Chester State College CHARLES P. YEAGLEY Lebanon Valley College Villanova University MATHEMATICS DAVID R. DUNCAN Indiana University of Penna. HENRY FIELD West Chester State College Coach: J.V. Soccer WILLIAM G. MOTTER 14 In All Shapes And Sizes RONALD WITH ELDER University of Delaware Assistant Coach: Football 15 JAMES A. ELMER Lock Haven State College GARY D. KAMIN Widener College Sponsor: Interact FRANCIS T. KANIA LaSalle College SCIENCE: 16 Experimentations and Frustrations ALLEN R. MULLER Cheyney State College Sponsor: Drama Club JOHN S. RUTH East Stroudsburg State College West Chester State College STANLEY WASILEWSKI Bloomsburg State College Penn State University SHIRLEY L. McHUGH Swarthmore College CRAIG B. MEROW Temple University Sponsor: Ecology Club ROBERT J. MORAN West Chester State College 17 SOCIAL STUDIES RICHARD C. BARRACLOUGH West Chester State College Coach: Cross Country, Track ALLEN B. BREWSTER Widener College 'i HOWARDS. BROUDA Penn State University C.W. Post Sponsor: Scott’s Hi-Q ROBERT L. COLLIER St. Joseph’s College Sponsor: Ecology Club A Legend In Their Own Time DONALD J.KONEGAN P.M.C. Temple University Assistant Coach: Baseball PAUL C. LeFEVER P.M.C. Sponsor: Pep Club WILLIAM C. LYNCH West Chester State College SHIRLEY B. MASSE West Chester State College Sponsor: Y.E.A. 19 My wife uses Crisco. LOUIS REPETTO West Chester State College Business: The Tricks PATRICIA C. GUZZARDO Drexel University Temple University JOHN F. HAINES Shippensburg State College Coach: Basketball MARJORIE HAMILTON Grove City College MILDRED KNAPP Indiana University of Penna. 20 Of The Trade CAROLYN SOROKA Shippensburg State College Coach: J.V. Basketball PAULSTYER Bloomsburg State College DOROTHY B. YOCUM Temple University 21 GAILY. BROWN West Chester State College Coach: Hockey ROBERT PITHIAN West Chester State College Coach: Football THOMAS KENT West Chester State College Asst. Coach: Football PHYSICAL EDUCATION: 22 EUNICE H.MAWBY Penn State University Coach: Basketball, Track MARIAN P. METZGAR West Chester State College WILLIAM PETRELLIS West Chester State College RONALD J.POLLEY West Chester State College Coach: Basketball, Tennis Our Wide World of Sports 23 JOSEPH G. LALLI Millersville State College University of Pa. Cheyney State College Industrial Arts: The Works In A Drawer 24 Art: Creative Self-Expression CORINNEBYAR Kansas State University 25 HOME ECONOMICS: The Gourmet Touch GERALDINE P. DOUGHERTY Immaculata College Drexel University Sponsor: FHA GALE RAGSDALE Cornell University Sponsor: Cheerleaders GENEVIEVE RITZMAN Ohio State University Professionally speaking ... I prefer Ajax! JOSEPH P. DeAUGUSTINE St. Vincent College Sponsor: Band. Chorus, Dance Band MUSIC: Their Beat Goes On NORMAN FEHR West Chester State College Sponsor: Band, Chorus, Dance Band 27 WILLIAM L. CORBETT University of Pittsburgh Safety Education Sponsor: Safety Club EDWARD L. CUMMISKEY Villanova University Librarian Sponsor: Library Assistants ELIZABETH P. IRONS University of Pennsylvania Nurse Sponsor: Future Nurses Club 28 Dr. John Walichuck GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: Ready, Willing and Able ROBERT A. DIEHL Millersville State College Villanova University Junior Counselor NATALIE L. DENSMORE University of Pennsylvania Sophomore Counselor Sponsor: Nat’l Honor Society JOHN LASZEK Millersville State College Villanova University Vo-Tech Counselor JOAN LIPMAN Douglass College Boston State College Senior Counselor 29 SECRETARIES: The Power Behind the Throne Margaret D. Bailey Guidance Jean D. MacBain Assistant Principals Ann Grieco Attendance Ruth B. Rhoads Assistant Principals Ruth D. Winboum Principal 30 CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFF: The Keepers of Our Castle Ruth Brutsche, Thelma Bennett, Angie Martz, Jan Buttons, Linda Deeble, Martha Ferpeloi, Pat Sacco, Catherine McMenamin, Barbara Wells, Bernice Heeney, Jean Whittaker. Preston Africa Walter Turecki Ruth Mullen 31 32 SENIORS Senior Portraits 36-85 Sophomore Activities 86-87 Junior Prom 88-89 Who’s Who 90-91 Senior Superlatives 92-93 Class Officers 94 Senior Activities 95 MICHAEL ALEARDI AL Baseball I; Intermural Basketball U. Favorite Saying: Goto Self-description. Quiet, shy. JOANN ANTHONY “«I.A. Hockey I. Future Hans Secretary. Stewardess. Self-description Loud. RICHARD ANDERSON JOHN GEORGE ALVANITAKIS •TAK Baseball Football I.II.ni; Football Club I; Junior Prom Committee. Future Hans: College. Self- description Quiet EDWARD AMMLUNG JERRY ACHUFF BUTCH Bowling 1,11,111. Interact III; Library 111.Fa- vorite Saying Fluton! Blob! Future Hans: West Chester State College. Self-description: Quiet. ROBERT ACHUFF BOBBY BOY Self-description: Quiet SHERYL ANDREWS SHERYL Chorus 1.11.Ill; Head Drum Majorette II.Ill; Co-Captain Majorette I; Homecoming Court m. Future Hans Secretary. Self-description Out-going. MARG RET E. ANTES 'fJARGIF' Flag Girls I.II.ni; Chorus 0.111; History Club 1.11,111; Interact 11,111; Latin Club III; F.N.C. Ill; Y.K.A. III. Future Plans Nursing Self-description Out going. REESE ARDES DEBBIE ARNER CAROL LYNN ARONSON Foot o 11 I.n.III; Baseball I.III; Wrestling 1.11.1X1. Future VICA I,II.Self-dncription: Quiet. • CAROL Hockey 1,0,10; DECA 10; Basketball Manager Plant Navy. 1.11,111; Young Life I: Lacroeae I.n.III; Choma I.II.Ill; Span- • ish Club I; Varaitv Club n.IH; FNC I.n.III; History Club III, secretary I.n; Intra. Volleyball I, Eastern Regional Secretary n. Favorite Sayings: Terrific. Fantastic. Future Plans: Nursing. Self-description Friendly, out-going. JOHN ASHBRIDGE ASH Soccer 1,11. Favorite Saying: Go ahead . . .! SeP-description. Funny. KAREN D. AULT “FREDDY BIG BIRD Pep Club 11.01; Moti I. History Club II; Griffin 111; Ecology Club 1,11.01; Bowling I, 0.01; Drama Club I.H; Wrestlettes III; Prom Comm II. HI; Spanish Club D; Chorus n. Favorite Saying l.ove and Peace . Future Plans: Choreography Self-description: Frogs, dancing, ice. KATHY J. BAKER BAKE Lacrosse I; YEA 0.111; Ski Club 1.0; Chorus I; Young Life I. Ecology Club 1; Spanish Club I; Interact II. FBj,A II. Bowling II.11I; Newspaper III Yearbook III Fatorite Saying I don’t know” Future Plans Business College. Self-description Likes spaghetti, ice skating. JOYCE BATEMAN “JOY Intra. Volleyball I. Intra Basketball I; Pep dub II. Favorite Saying: Get in dare . Future Plans Special Ed Teacher Self-description Different. Easygoing. STEPHEN BAILEY STEVE Wrestling II.III. Future Plans: Service. Self- description Quiet. I PATRICIA BAYSINGER PATTI Band I.IUII; Chorus I,II.Ill; History Club 1,0; Ski Club I: Drama Club I.H; F.N.C. I; Young Life 1.0,01. Favorite Saying Get your head together! Future Plans Nursing. Self-description Quiet, but outgoing. BARBARA A. BECK “BARB Pep Club 01; Intramural Volley hull II. III. Favorite Saying You can’t win ’em all; sometime you can't win any! Future Plans: Business field. Self-description: Always there. DAVID BEHRLE “DOC Band I; Library Club 1,0.01. Favorite saying Pardon the expression . . .” Future Plans: Medical Field. Self-description: Laugh and a Half. DEBBIE BENNETT Deb F.N.C. I. vice-president II. president III; Pep Club I; Interact I. Favorite Saying I don't know. Future Plans Nursing. Self-descnption: Easy-going. JOHN BIGAS BIGGIE Class President U.DI; Football I.II.II1. Baseball I; Track n.Ill; Football Club I; Prom Committee II. Favorite Saying Shut up Nat. Future Plan College. Self-des- cription Far-out. DONNA EVA BINNIG “BIN Honor Society II.11I; Hockey I. II. tri-captain III; Spanish Club I.11.II1: Interact I; History Club II.Ill; Year book 111; Prom Committees I.H,III; Wreatlerettea II, president HI; Young Life I Favorite Saying Are you serious0? Future Plans Special Education for the blind. Self-des- cription: Wild, out-going, sarcastic. MARK BERKEMEYER Berk Safety Club II. Favorite String Catch ya later.’ Future Plans: Business Management. Self-description: Quiet. BARBARA BLEILER PATRICIA ANN BOCCELLA PAT Fixture Plans Marriage. Self-description . Out going. WILLIAM BOGGS ‘BILL” Future Plans: Work. Self-description Quiet DEBBIE BLONSKI “BLONSK Spanish Club I. secretary II.Ill: Wrestlerettcs n.HI: Young Life I; History Club II.Ill; Pep Club II.III; Prom Committees 1,11,111; Yearbook III; Interact I,II Favorite Saying: “Do you really?” Fixture Plant: Special Education for Handicapped. Self-description: Out-going, bad temper. ALLEN D. BOSTWICK BOSCO Wrestling I,II.III. Favorite Saying What’s happening’’ Future Plant, College. Self-description Perfect. GEORGE W. BOSTWICK. JR. BOS Wrestling I,II.Ill Favorite Saying Hey Babe! Future Plans: To be rich. Self-description Sexy. JAYME LYNN BOUGHNER JAYME Self-description Out-going DAVID J. BRAMBLE Dave Soccer III; Track III; Prom Committee III Future Plans: Technical School. Self-description Quiet JOHN BRAY JOHNNIE History Club 1,11,111 Favorite Saying What a hassle Future Plans: College. Self-description Quiet. DEBRA ANN BRINZO DEBBIE Hockey I,II; Prom I,II; Spectrum III; Volley- ball II; Interact III; F B.L.A. II; Home Ec. Club III; Christmas Ball Comm. III. Faionte Saying: Wish it was Friday!” Future Plans: Office Work. RON BRITTINGHAM BRITT” Wrestling 1,11.10. LYNN BUCKINGHAM “LYNNIE Young Life I.II.U1; Pep Club I; Drama Club I; Band I; Volleyball I.fl.Ifl; Prom Comm 0,01; F.N.C. 01. History Club III. Favorite Saying: “Guess what9 Fred’s mad at me again.” Future Plans Lankenau Nursing School. NITAJOY BROWN NEET Hockey 1,0,01—Tri-Captain; Lacrosse I.II.III; Basketball I; Prom Comm. I.n; Volleyball I; Spectrum Girls' Sports Editor; Christmas Ball Comm. Favorite Saying: “I’m going to see Mike!” Future l lans Work. Self- description: In some ways I am like everybody else; In some ways 1 am like somebody else; and in some ways I am like nobody else. STEPHEN BUSCHMAN STEVE Band 1,0,01. Favorite Saying Yo-o . Future Plans Plastics Technology. RITA BROWN “RJT” Favorite Saying “Oh, it’s Monday again.” Future Plans: Secretary. JANICE L. BUTTON JAN Ski Club 0.10. Favorite Saying: “I don't understand, no!’’ Future Plans Work for Insurance Firm. Self-description: Quiet. JONATHAN P. CALVIN ”JON' Band 1,11,111; Dance Band 1,11,111; Chorus I. II. III; Stage Crew 1,11.Ill; Musicale 1,11.111; Honor Society II. Ill; Ski Club III. Favorite Saying: Isn’t true.” Future Plan College. BRIAN CAMPBELL SOUP” “S.D. Basketball I.I1.UI; Baseball I.O.IH; Football III. Favorite Saying: What'a a Rhino, Moondog!?? Future Plans: Beer Distributor. Self-description Seiy. handsome, muscular, and MODEST. DIANE CANNING BIRD Band I.U.IEI; Chorus I.n.ni; Drama Club I; Pep Club I,ID; Intra. Volleyball II,III; Newspaper III; Or- chestra m. Favorite Saying: I'm only kidding. Future Plans: Executive Secretary. JACK CARDWELL Soccer 1,11,111; Baseball I; Track II.ID; Library Aid II.Ill; History Club III. Future Plans: Marine Biology. Self- description: Poor Academic Motivation. PATRICK J. CARNEVALE PEABODY Band I.Il.III. Future Plans Carpenter. ROBERT B. CHANDLER BOB Future Plans Work and College. Self-description Out-going. RONALD PAUL CHAPMAN CHAT Future Plans: Trade School. Self-description: Sexy, etc. DAVID M. CHISM “CHIS” Track I,II,III; Student Senate III. Favorite Saying Gay Bird. Future Ptans Bum. Self-description: Quiet, sociable. MICHAEL CHRISTIE MIKE Self description. Cool. DEBRA CHRISTOPHER “DEBBIE” Favorite Saying “Get it together”. Future Plans: Secretary. Self-description Shy. MARK CHRISTY “JUICE” Soccer I; Track II,III; Interact III; History Club III. Favorite Saying “Oh, wow”. Future Plans: College. Self-description: Quiet. MAUREEN CIANCIARULO MOK Track I: Interact I.II.U1. Young Life II.III. Fa vorite Saying We all have our problems, looks like it's your turn. Self-description Sarcastic. LISA CISCO “LIS” Young Life I; Interact I; Volleyball II. Favorite Saying Don't walk so fast, you can’t see the flowers Adore me as a mistress and cherish me as a friend.” Fu- ture Plans: College. DAVID ALLEN CLARK “DAVE Band. Chorus, and Dance Band 1,11.Ill; Orchestra I.II. Student Conductor III; Nat'l Honor Society II. President III. Musicate II.Ill; District Band III Future Plans College SHERRI JEAN COALE SHERRI Hockey I; Prom Comm. II; Cheerleading 111; Newspaper III Future Plans. Teacher SUSAN GALE COALSON “SUE Cheerleading I,II. Favorite Saying I miss Louie! JANET LEE COLBERG WILLIAM M. COLLINS “JANET Band I.D; VICA Il.III. Future Plans Coeme BILL Future Plans Carpenter toiocy. SAMUEL M.COMMALE SAM History Club n,IH. Future Plans Business LINDA JEAN COOK LYNN Band I.Il.III; Chorus 1,11,III; Interact I,HI; Young Life I.H.U1; Prom Comm 1,11; Hockey I.II.III; Spanish Club I.II; Honor Society III; Musicale III, History Club I.II.III Favorite Saying “You’ve Gotta Be Kidding!” Future Plans: Special Education. ROBIN ANNE COPPOCK ROBIN” Color Guard I.D co-capt. Ill; Hockey I.II.III; Lacrosse 11,111. FBLA II; Newspaper III; Prom Comm II; Christmas Ball III. Favorite Saying: Come on . Future Plans Executive Secretary. DOROTHY COYLE DOTTIE Pep Club I.H; Spanish Club I.D; Prom Comm. I.II.III; Young Life I; Interact I; Homecoming Comm. Ill; Christmas Ball ID. Future Plans Office Work. WILLIAM CRAIG MUG” Band 1,11,01. JOSEPH CHILLY “JOE” Football I CATHY ALLISON CROCKETT CATHY Favorite Saying Beep Beep (or Monte Carlo! Future Flans: Nursing. DONNA LYNN DALE BEVERLY ANN D’AMORE JOHN A. DARGAY MUNCHKIN Drama Club I; Prom Committee D; Interact “BEV Future IHan.%; Accounting. III. Favorite Saying: Help' Future Plans Work. Self- description: Noisy when with friends. FRANK TYack Field I,II; Spanish Club I; German Club II. Favorite Saying: Wacker!” Future Plans: Physical Therapist. KAREN ANN DARGAY KAREN F.N.C I.II; Flag Girls II,III; Homecoming Committee III. Future Plans Business College BRANDON DAVIDSON BRANDON Swim team I; Trade I. Ill; Wrestling III; Stage Crew I,II,III. Favorite Saying: It’s my allergies, really.” Future Plans Do everything that can possibly be done. Self-description: Crazy. TINA DAVIS TINA D.E.C.A. III. Future Plans Business School. KATHY ANN DAVISON KATHY' Color Guard 1,11,111; Young Life 1,11.111; Prom Committee II; Newspaper III; interact III; Musicale III. Favorite Saying “That's a real scream ’ Future Plans: College— Elementary Education. JOE DE AUGUSTINE, JR. JOE” Band I,II,III; Dance Hand LII,III; Choir 1,11,10. Favorite Saying: “I don't know. Fliture Plans: College. LINDA DEEBLE “LINDA” Interact 11,111; Chorus 1.0.111. Self description: Quiet. BABE C. DAYTON “BABE Ski Club I; Library Staff 0.III Favorite Saying: Gee. Jackie is swell! Fliture Plans Airlines. Self-des- cription Crazy, strange, loony. NANCY DECHEC “NUT Interact I.n. officer III; Boys' Basketball Stat- istician II.III. Favorite Saying “You tell me. Future Plans Secretary. Self-description: Crazy. DANIEL JAME DEECK DUDE Widener Honors Program I.II.Ill; Bowling I; Chess Club II. Favorite Saying: “He got 'em!” Future Plans Business Administration. Self-description Stranger than all of truth: odd but true. STEPHEN M. DELUCA JOHN P. DESANTIS ‘SPORT Band 1,11,111; Musicale I.II.III. Choro II; Stage Self-description: Quiet. Band II; Wrestling III; Tennis Int. II.III. Favorite Saying “Weo-Baby . Future Plans: College. CHRISTINE D. DESIMONE CHRIS” Interact I.II; V.I.C.A II.III; Prom Comm. I.II; Young Life II; Student Senate III. Favorite Saying “Gosh Darn!” Future Plans Cosmetologist. SHARON LYNN DEVONSHIRE WILLIAM W. DICKERSON DICK” Future Plans Construction work. Self-description: Quiet, goofy. ANTOINETTE M. DILUCIDO “ANN Interact I.n.IH; F.N.A. I.II; National Honor Society II.III; French Club D; Newspaper III; F.H.A. I.D. Future Plans: Writing. Self-description: Quiet. LOUIS DI SCALA •LOUIE” “LEW” Spanish Club 1,0,111; Soccer 1,111; DECA III. Favorite Saying What you get is what you seel” Future Plans: Business. Self-description: Quiet, but aware. CYNTHIA DI SERAFINO CINDY Favorite Saying: I hope tomorrow i better than today. Future Plans: Artiat or Secretary. Self-description: Sometimes quiet sometimes not. ED DOUGHERTY DOC Chess Club II; Basketball Int. II. Self-description: Quiet. BARRY STEPHEN DOWD Safety Club I.ll.III; Newspaper I. Future Plans: Delco Auto- motive School. Self description: A long way from quiet. CYNTHIA ANN DIXON “DICK Ski Club I.H.ni; F T A. I.ll.III; Ucroasa I; F H A III; Young Life III; Yearbook III. Future Plans. Navy Nursing. THOMAS J. DOUGHERTY “TOM Scotta Hi-Q I.ll.III; Chess Club II. Future Plans College. PAT DOYLE Favorite Saying “Wow . Future Plans Model. Self- description Me. STEVEN DONAWAY “STEVE FRED DOUTHWAITE RICK Self-description: Quiet, complex. KATHLEEN RITA DRUMHELLER KATH Work Experience III. Favorite Saying: “Sugar . Future Plans: Work. Self-description. Talker. PAUL DURHAM DEBBIE ELLERBRAKE DEBBIE FNC I.U.UI; Pep Club I.n.ffl; Interact I.II, III; Homecoming Comm. Ill; Newspaper ID. Favorite Saying: “To each hi� own. Future Plans: Radiologic Technician. Self-description: Talkative. BILL EPPRIGHT CLAUDIA EPRIGHT LITTLE BILL Future Plans To stay High. Self- description Quiet. BRYAN JAY ERSEK ERZAK” Favorite Saying: Jony 0 . Future Plans: U.S. Navy. Self-description: Sexy, outgoing, crazy. JOHN ESSAF 48 DAVID ENGBERG BERG Football l.H.III. Favorite Saying Ya sure' don't get it . Future Plans Business College. Sel description Friendly. DAVID ERLE CHRIS FASANO KRIS Pep Club I,III; FHA I; Interact III; Homecomii Comm. III. Favorite Saying I’m sorry Future Plat Airline Stewardess Self-description Quiet. I PAMELA S.FASY PAM FTA U1.1II; Chorus I.II.IH; Ski Club I.H; Spanish Club 1,111; Lacrosse MI; Interact II; Bowlin 111. Favorite Saying Life is too important a matter to take seriously. Future Plans: Indiana University of Pa. Self description Like to laugh and joke around with friends. JIM FAULKNER TATOR Favorite Saying Yo babe� ! . Self description: O K. Dude. JOHN FEDAK “MUSCLES Favorite Saying “Once in your life there come a time, and I have had many of them. Future Plans Acquire more knowledge Self description Really neat EDWARD FEELEY “ED Favorite Saying Yo Babes SUSAN FIANDER DORSEY S. FOOKS ID SUE French Club I.II; FTA II. Favorite Saying: “I Wrestling II.III: Track 11.111. Future Plans: To be president, feel like punching him! . Future Plans: Kindergarten Self-description: Outgoing. Teacher Self description Funny. THOMAS FOOKS SPOOK. WORM Wrestling I. Future Plans Electrici� . Self-description Quiet RUTHANNE FORD Band I.II.Ill Favorite Saying Boogie . Future Plans: Occupational Therapist. Self-description: Friendly. C. DAWN FRAME Interact I.II.IH; Prom Comm. I.II; Float Comm. I. Favorite Saying “Keeley . Self-description: Talkative. 49 PATRICIA E. FRENCH PAT or FRENCHIE Interact D.IIl; N.H.8. II.IU: Y E A. Ill; Yearbook III; Christmas Ball. Homecoming. and Prom Committee� III. Favorite Saying Senoualy.” Wait a minute. Future Plans: College. FRANCENIA FURNISS “CINA Future Plans: Accounting.Self-description: Quiet. DANIEL GATTA JOHN FURLOW FUR Football I; Cro� a Country II. captam III; Track I, II, III; Varsity Club II; Interact III; Latin Club m. Favorite Saying- Hey Man. listen! Future Plans College (or Physical Therapy. KATHLEEN GALLAGHER KATHY Ski Club I; Library Staff 0, III. Faiarite Saying: Hi! Future Plans: Secretary. Self-description: Crazy. SHARON GEORGE SHARON Drill Team I.II.IH; Chorus II.UI; Basketball Statistician II, DI. Future Plans: Secretary. Self-description: Shy, quiet. SONDRA LEE GALLAGHER SANDY F.N.C. I.II.Ill; Pep Club II. Favorite Saying What a dumby!” Future Plans: Nursing. Self-description Out-going, blunt. MARSHAGILBERT LITTLE WILT” or YIN V.I.C.A. I.D.IH; V.I.C.A. T Reginald Winner II. Favorite Saying What’s New?” Plans Keypuncher Self-description: Talkative, crazy. KIM GILLINGHAM • KIM Band I.IUII; Chorus 1.11.01. Orchestra I.D.III; Motif I.D.III; Ecology Club I.II; Drama Club 1.0; Interact 11,01; N H.S. II.III. Y E A. U.ffl; Scott Hi-Q II.BI. Favorite Saying: This is true. Future Plans: Special Education. Self-description: Crazy. HARRIET GILMORE GRACE B. GLOMB CHUBBY” Drama Club I; Interact I; Chorus I. Future “GRACE” Self-description: Arrogant Plans Secretary. Self-description: Strange. KARIS GLYSHAW KARIS” Chorus I.II.Ill; History Club III. Future Plans Business College. Self-description: Quiet BARRY GODIN BARRY” History Club 1st v.p. I. pari II. tre� . Ill; Motif I,II,III; Newspaper I.III; Drama Club 1.11.01; French Club I; Latin Club II.Ill; Interact I.III; Band II. Ill; From Com- mittees 1,11.111. Future Plans: Law and Politics. MARLA J. GOODE YON MARLA Favorite Saying: FAN-TASTIC! Self-des- cription: Friendly. PAT GORMLEY GEE Pep club; Newspaper Staff 11,111. Favorite Saying Ain't that a bite' Future Plans: Stenographer Self-description Modest, inflicted with freckles TRACI L. GRAHAM TRAC Favorite Saying: So many things 1 would have done diffferently, if I had to do them over again.” Future Hans Bum Self-description Meek and Mild. JAMES GREEN DAVID GREENE DAVE Band 1,11,111.; Chorus 1,11.111; Orchestra 1,11, 111,; Musicale 11,111. Favorite Saying: “If at first you don’t succeed, quit! Future Flans: College Self-description: Quiet. REBECCA GREER “BECKY V.I.C.A. Favorite Saying: Wow-far out! Fu- ture Hans Hairdresser Self-description Very out-going. BARBARA JEAN GRIESMEYER Spanish Club 1; Band 1,11,111; History Club 11,111; Library 1; Track I; Latin Club 1; Soph Hop; Spectrum; Musicale 111. Favorite .Saying: I can’t believe it! Future Plans Commercial Artist Self description: Friendly. NANCY GRIFFITH GRIF Basketball 1; Track 1. Favorite Saying I'm not awake yet, CHERYL ANNE GUZZO “CORKY Sec. of V.I.C.A.; 1; Prom Comm. 11. Favorite Saying. I am going down the beach this weekend. Future Plans Move down the beach and live all year ’round. Self- description: Out-going. MARY BETH HADAY MARK Basketball I; Pep Club 1,11.111; Prom Comm. 1. 11,111; Home Coming 111; Interact. Favorite Saying I was so mad! Future Hans Secretarial work Self-description: Kinda shy. SHARON LEE HAMILTON SHARON” Pep Club I,II.Ill; Prom Committees 1.11,111: F.B.L.A. Ill; Safety Club 1,11. pres. m. Favorite Saying “Oh Darn it ' Future Flans Pediatric Nurs- ing Self description: Out going HELENE M. HALEY BOB HALL “LITTLE ONE Chorus I.II.Ill; Basketball I.H; Hockey I.II. Ill; Spanish Club I. F T A. I.II; Newspaper III; Ski Club LU. MINA HAMMOND THOMPSON” Favorite Saying Bummer Future Plans Marriage Self-description An alright kid NANCY HARPER NANCY Hockey I.II; Majorette Captain I; Feature Twirler II. Future Plans: College. WILLIAM P. HARTIGAN FESTER Football I.II.II1: Prom Committee� UI.ni; W'reetling III; Track III; Newspaper I.I1.III; Yearbook, sec- tion editor III. Favorite Saying: Hello, there! Future Hans: College. Self-description: Out-going. GARY ALLEN HARTLEY “GARY” Yearbook photographer I,II,III; Newspaper photo grapher I.II.III. Favorite Saying No way.” Future Plans . Biologist. Self-descript ion Quiet. NANCY KYMN HARVIN • HARVOON T.U. interact I.II.III; Class Secretary I; Newspaper II. editor III; Student Senate I; F.N.C. I; Homecoming I.III; Chorus I; Young Life I; Latin Club II. Ill; Safety Club II,III Favorite Saying: Love never gives up” I Corinthians 13. Future Plans Engliah Communications. Self-description: Active, moody, dedicated. GREG HASCHAK ABE Future Plans Air Force. Self-description: Quiet. WENDY HEIST WENDY” Prom Committee l.U; F.H.A. II; Interact III. Favorite Saying: You're so queer!” Future Plans Secre- tary. Self-description: Loud. GAIL ANN HERR GAIL” F.N.C. I; Chorus II; Flag Girl III. Future Plans College (Secretarial). DENISE MARIE HODGSON DENNI Drill Team I.II.III: Drama Club I; Basketball Statistician II.Ill; Musicale III; Prom Committee III. Favorite Saying Sharon, let's go to the ‘King’.” Future Plans: Court Stenographer. Self-description Emotional, out-going. SARAH JANE HOLLAND KAREN HOPKINS “SARAH Pep Club 1,11,111; Jr. Prom 11; Spectrum 111; Homecoming Comm. 111. Favorite Saying: “What'd ye My? Whet? Future Plans: College. Self-description: Talkative. LEON HOSIER “C.D. Basketball 1,11,111; Baseball 1,11,111; Band 1,11, 111; Interact 1; Dance Band 1,11,111. Favorite Saying: Hey man what's happenin'. Future Plans U.S. Marines. CAROL W. HOUCK GENE HOWARD “RED” Track 1,111. Favorite Saying: Buddy. Self-descrip- DUKE Soccer 1,11,111; Track 11,111; History Club 111. tion: Out going. Favorite Saying: “He got ram. ROBERT EARL HOYT Wrestling 1; Chorus 11,111; Bowling 11,111; Library Club 111; Interact 111. Favorite Saying: Shades of excitement.” Future Ptans: Business Administration. Self-description Out-going (moderately). JOHN HUFNAL JK. Chess Club 11. Future Plans College Education Science. STEVEN HUTTON Favorite Saying Old Chevy's forever. Future Plans.To live in Maine. Self-descript ion Quiet. CRISTINEIANNUCCI CRIS” Soph Hop; Prom Comm. 11,111; FHA 11,111; Homecoming Queen 111; Spectrum 111; Christmas Ball 111. Favorite Saying Sitting croeslegged inside your life won't help to get the hell out and kiss someone.” Future Plans: College Fashion Design. Self-description: Out-going. enjoy sewing and creating. L. DALE JACKSON “DUCK, LORKTT Drill team 1.11,111; Pep Club I.II; FHA II; Homecoming Court ID. Self-description Dumb RON JACKSON Football I.II.Ill; Baseball I; Track II.III; Football Club II.III Future Flans: College. Self-description Out going. ROBERT KALINOWSKY ELAINE KAFOCHUS Interact II.III; Band 1,11.111; Choma I.II.Ill; YEA II.III; History Club I.II.Ill; French Club I.II.III. Future Plans Kindergarten Teacher. NEWTON L. INGLEDUE III •NEWT Football I.U.III; Wrestling I.U.ID; Track I.II; Football Club 11,111. Future Plans: CoWefte.Self-description: Sexy, out-going. PEGGY JONES “PEGGY VICA I. Future Plans Work. Self-description Out-going. RANDY KKELEY LISA KELLY “LEE” Ecology Club LD.ni; Bowling II.Ill; Pep Club UI. Future Flan Secretary. Self-description Quiet. HOWARD CHARLES KIKER, JR. HOWARD Self-description: Out going. RONALD KIKER “RON” Future Flans Work. Self description: Out-going. JAY KILE KILLER Band I.D.DI; Chon� ULDI; Dance Band UI; Spanish Club I; History Club III. Favorite Saying 'Walk softly and carry a Big Mouth Future Flans Veterinarian Self-description: Out-going. IW P ROBERT KIMBALL KIMBA Soccer 1,0,01; Wrestling I.II,01 KENNETH K. KLINE KEN Band 1,0,10; Dance Band 1,0,01; Chorua 1,0,01; District Band 1,0,10; State Band 0. Future Plans Music Field. Self-description: Out-going. MARILYN KING ‘‘SIEVE HEAD Chorus I; Hockey 0; Interact 0. Favorite Saying: I forget Future Plans: Secretary. Self-description Out going (Always going Out). TIM KRIEBEL 'TIM” Football 1,0,10; Track I.II,III Favorite Saying Well, in my opinion. Future Plans: Medical Field. Self- description: Quiet. DEBBIE KUEHN KUPLT Interact 1.1! Future Plans X-Ray Technician. Self-description: Funny. JEFF KURKIS “KURK Basketball 1.0,10; Spanish Club l.U; Interact III; Jr. Prom Committee; Baseball II.Ill; Delaware County Intermediate Youth Forum. Favorite Saying: What's happening Man? Future Plans College. Self-descript ion Tall, out-going, sexy. LINDA KURFIS MIKE LADD MIKE” Favorite Saying What'� happening man? How's it going? Future Plans: Marine Corp. Self-description Out-going. LINDA LAMB Band 1.11,111. Bowling I.II.III; Chorus II.III. Ecology Club I; Drama I. Self-description: Shy. ROSE LANDINO DEC A II. Future Plans. Undecided. Self-description Quiet ELEANOR LANGTON Track I. Self-description Knock-kneed, bowlegged. LAURA LAUER “SHORTY Favorite Saying Laura and Bob. Self-des- cription Out-going. DAWN LAVENTURE SHRIMP Interact II.III. Jr. Prom Comm.. Volleyball II; Nurses Club III; Young Life III. Favorite Saying ‘That's the funniest thing I ever heard So what's the matter with short people?? Future Plans Secretariat. Self-description Always laughing CHARLES A. LEE CHUCK Favorite Saying Drop dead Future Plans Bum. DAVE LEE SABU Favorite Saying: Too many to write Future Plans Marriage, open an auto shop. Self-description Magnificent LAUREEN LEWIS LAUR VICA I.II. Favorite Saying What did he say Future Plans Telephone operator. Self-description: Tired. CARMEN LEX “KNOOCH Football I.II.III; Baseball I.II.III. Intramural bwketball II. Favorite Saying: “Wha happens. Self-des- cription: Out-going. MICHAEL MERCER LINDSAY MIKE Ski Club I.II.III; Wrestling III; Intramural Wres- tling III. Favorite Saving: Test? What test?'1 Self-description: Quiet. HARRY LOBB DEBRA L. LOELAND “GRAND PA Wrestling II.Ill; Interact II.Ill Favorite “DEBBIE VJ.CA.III. Saying: “Oh myFuture Plans: Electrician. THERESA MARIE LYNOTT “TERRI F.B.L.A Trtosurer I.II; Interact II. Favorite Saying “Go placidly amid the nose and the haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. Future Plans: Work. Self-description: Italian. JEANNE A. MAC EWAN LITTLE MAC Student Senate I; Class Treas. I; Lit in Club II.Ill; Spanish Club I; Homecoming III; F.N.C. II. Ill; Wrestlerettes II.III; Color Guard I.II.III; Track I.II; Pep Club II.Ill; Prom Comm. I,III; Drama Club I.II.III: Yearbook Sec. Ed. Ill Future Ptaru: X-Ray Technician; Marriage Self- description: Loves Nick. KAREN LITTRELL GARY W. LOGAN Future Plans: To make a lot of money. AMYJ. MACKRELL Future Plans Increase the Population. DENISE GLORIA MACMILLAN MAC Cheerleading I.II.Ill: Prom Committee I,II.Ill; Spanish Club I.U; F.N.C. I.II; Latin Club II: Yearbook III. Homecoming Committee DI: X-mas Ball Committee III: Student Senate III; FaviTitc Saying I'm not kiddin' ya . Future Plans Business College. SUSAN MAGERR Track I.II.III; Pep Club ID: Interact III. Future Plans: Trade School. Self-descript ion: Quiet. JOHN MALETSKY BUTCH Favorite Saying. I was born ready. Future Plans Architect. Self-description: An average person. JAMES MANATA TONY MANDES I Favorite Saying: “Oh ve«. Future Plans: Commercial Pilot. Self-description: Average person. VIRGINIA ANNE MANN GINNY Safety Club I.II.III; F.B.I, A. II. Bowling I. D.IIL Favorite Saying: OH GREAT! Future Ptans: Business School. Self-description Quiet, shy. serious. BRUCE MANO SOCCER I.II.III; Wrestling I. ARTHUR MANSKY WILLIAM T. MARSHALL ART Band I.II.III; Latin Chib H; III; Orchestra. Favorite Football I. Saying Desipere est jus gentium. Future Plans Envir- onmental science. SARAH MARTENS SALLY Chorus MUD; Girls Track 1.11.111; Drama Club I.II.ni; Scott’s Hi-Q II Favorite Saying Within you there is a silence which you can retreat to any time and be yourself”. Future Plans: College?? Srlf description: Book worm who U turning into a moth. RANDALL MAY “RANDY” Soccer 1,11.111; Baseball I.II.II1; Basketball I; Intramural Basketball II. Fauorite Sayings: Doggone. Future Plans1 College. Self-description: Out-going. THOMAS JOSEPH MCDONNELL “TOM Favorite Saying Sun Valley has spirit Future Plan Working in an office firm LUCILLE M. MARTINELLI “MEATBALL” Ecology Club 1,11.10: Pep Club III Future Plans College. Self description Crazy. BILL MCCANN “DETROIT” Interact I.II.III. Favorite Sayings: “Baby, you're in for a real treat”. Self-description: Quiet. PATRICIA MCELWEE “PATTY” Band I.II.Ill; Soph. Hop Comm . -Ir Prom Comm . Sr Prom Comm ; Pep Club II; Newspaper III. Favorite Sayings Are you serious? Future Plans. Secretary.. CHERYL MCCARTHY “ROBOT” FBI.A I; Volley Ball II; Tennis III; Motif III; Interact III. Favorite Saying “Wanna play tennis'. Future Plans Audiologist. Self-description Love clothes, sparkles, and tennis. EDWARD J.MCH ALE “SHADES” Basketball I.II.III; Ba eball I.I1.III; Interact I.II.Ill; Young Life I.II.III. Famrite Sayings “Krt” Future Ptans College. Self-description. Quiet, shy. carol McKinney Band I.II.1T1; History Club 1,11,111; Chorus II,UI; Interact II Favorite Saying Where's Beverly Future Plans Com- mercial Artist, DAVE McKNETT “DAVE Self-description: Quiet. Walter l. McLaughlin 'LEE Basketball 1,11,111. Future Plans: College. SANDRA McNEAL SANDY” Hockey 1,11; Track I; Ecology Club 1,11.111 Sec.; Volleyball I.n.HI; Ski Club LU. Favorite Saying Bull! Future Plans: College. Self-description: Friendly DAVE MELCHIOR DAVE Football I; Baseball I. DEBORAH A. MESSERSCHMIDT DEBBIF, History Club I.II; Chorus 1,11,111; Band 1,11, III Self-description Quiet. KEITH MICHELS KEITH Soccer I.II.III; Wrestling I.II Future Plans College Self-description Out-going THOMAS MINARCIK MINI Football I.II.III. Favorite Sayings: Mine or your� .' Future Plans: Playboy. Self-description: Sexy. CINDY MIRON Self-description: Out-going JUDITH MISTURAK ■■-ILIDI Prom Committees I.II.III: F.H.A. II; Homecomi III. Favorite Saying “You wierdo! Future Plans P chologist. ROBERT MILEY “BOB Prom Committee II; Yearbook III; V.I.C.A. Ill; Christmas Ball III. Favorite Saying You know, Man' Future Plans Commercial Artist (airlines). Self-description Out-going, sexy (all Maria’s). GARY MILLARD GARY Football III; Track III. Future Plans Work at Phil adelphia Airport. FRANCES MOLLA FRANIE Homecoming III; Prom Committee III Favorite Saying Fache You Retard! Future Plans Legal Sec- retary. Self-descnption: Crazy, out-going. PRISCILLA MAE MOONEY PRIS or “PRISSY Future Plans: Medical Receptionist. Self-description: Talkative. CARL R. MORGAN TANK” Football I.II.III; Baseball I.II; Prom Committee II Favorite Saying “Full gear. Self-description Out-going. DARYL Library II.III. Future Plan Airline Ticket Agei Self-description. Quiet. DARYL MILLICHAP MARIAN MORGAN “MARIAN Homecoming III; Prom Committee III. JANE MORROW LINDA MROZOWSKI “JANIE Hockey I; Class Secretary II.Ill; Color Guard co- “LINDA Future Plans: Airline Stewardess capt. 1. capt II.Ill; Prom Committees I.II.Ill; Homecoming III; Student Senate II.III. Favorite Saying You're an animal. Future Plans Airlines. Self-description Talkative. TIMOTHY MULLEN TIM Favorite Saying What did you say? Future Plan� Meteorology. Self-description Quiet, shy. friendly. JAYNIE MURPHY MYRTLE Favorite Saying Do we have to? Future Plans Airline Stewardess. Self-description Friendly little big-mouth. BONNIE NEEDLES Future Plans Marriage, Secretary. Self-description Quiet MIKE MURPHY Future Ptans Business College. Self-description Out-going. JOHN M. MURPHY “MURPH Track I.H.III; Croes Country II.Ill-Captain; Football I: Intra Soccer I.H.III: Intra. Basketball II,III, Interact l.II.III-Vice Pres,; Pep Club il.ul; Stage Crew I II III; Latin Club n.III; Varsity Club Il.UI Favorite Sayings Oh Lord “Good man. good . Future Plans College. Self-description: Wacky. NANCY L. MURPHY “NANCY Flag Girls I,II,Ill-Captain; Young Life 1,11, ni; Interact I; Musicule HI; Prom Comm. II; Pep Club 1,11; FBLA I. Favorite Saying: “You're kidding”. Future Plans Medical Secretary. DI” Prom Comm. I.H.III; Spanish Club I; Pep Club II. Ill; Homecoming Comm. III. Future Plans: Secretary. JOSEPH T. MUSSINGTON JR. “TOM” VICA I.H.III. Favorite Saying: A bird in the bush usually has someone in there with him.” DAVID NAVIN DAVE Soccer I Favorite Sayings Crave Cannibis. Self-description: Quiet. DIANE MURRAY NATALIE NEWS NAT. MOSQUITO- Pep Club UI.II1; Spanish Club U; Color Guard II.Ill; Prom Comm. II; Newspaper III. Favorite Saying: If I was as big as her I'd ... . Oh. Johnny! . Future Plans Business school. LINDA J.NEELD “LINDA FNC I; Prom Comm. II. Future Plans Physical Therapy Tech. GEORGE WILLIAM NOBLIT Future Plans: Go in the service. KEELEY L. NORRIS Soccer I.II,III; Ski Club I; Interact II.Ill Favorite Saying ‘That’s No Excuse . Future Mans: College. Self-description Heady to go! . TED NUTTAL TED Chests II; Tennis II.III Favorite Saying “Physics is fun! Future Plans College. Self-description Quiet. DEBBIE NELMS DIBBIES DECA I.II. Future Plans Marriage. Self description: Quiet . KAREN LEE NUYANNES KAREN” Class Treas 11,111; F.H.A. I. (Pres.) D; Prom Comm. I.n.III; Hockey I. Future Plans Housewife. JANET E. OAKES SUE Prom Comm. I.n.III; Pep Club n.HI; Student Senate II.III; Spanish Club I.I1; Yearbook ni; Homecoming Comm. Ill; Christmas Ball Comm. HI. Favorite Saying: “I can’t believe it! Future Plans College. DIANE O’BERG CHARLES O’CONNOR CHUCK Favorite Saying: “Sly Stone the Joneca arc «toned”. Future Plans Marriage, work. Self-description: Quiet. BILL OGDEN WILBUR Band l,II.III. Future Plans: Electrician. MARY ELLEN OLENIK MARO ’ Christmas Ball 1,0,HI; Prom Comm. I.II.III; VICA I.II.III: Hag Girls 0; Interact 01. Student Senate. Favorite Saying Listen . Future Plans Hairdresser Self description Weird, Happy—loves to talk. DONNA LEE OPPELT DEBORAH ORNDORFF OPIUM” Deca 0,10. Future Plans: Marriage. Self- description: Smart mouthed. PATRICIA M. OROBONO PATTY Interact 01; Pep Club 0; Drill Team, 0,10; Newspaper 10; Prom Comm. III. Future Plans Dental Hygienist. RICHARD DEREK OTIENO OHKNO History Club 01. THOMAS OUSEY Soccer 1.0; Wrestling II. Future Plans Cook. JAMES OWENS “JIM Favorite Saying: “Hey Dummy, c’mere . Future Plans Firefighter. Self-description Interested in people. 68 RODNEY PAIGE BRIAN PANOC CATHERINE A. PARENT CATHY'' Favorite Saying “Hey . Future l tans Working with children or waitressing. Self-description: Different. 69 ANTHONY PAL ITA “TONY” Wrestling I,II.111. Future Hans Work. Self- description Kind of shy. DENISE PANZULLO Young Life I,II,III; Interact II.III. Favorite Saying Jeff- eeeery . Future Hans: Office Work. Self-description: Crazy, talkative, friendly, always acting like a fool. THOMAS J. PARENT TJ. Favorite Saying I don't know' Self-description Shy. KIM BERNADETTE PARENTE KIMl” from Committees I.II. Volleyball II.Ill: Interact III: Yearbook III; Christmas Ball III. Favorite Saying: What? What's goin on now? Future Plans: To be happy. .JOHN PAUL PASTERNAK, JR. “JACK Chess Club II Favorite Saying What's hap- pening?” Future Plans College. Self-description Out-going. LYNNE PARKES POOKIE Motif III: Ecology Club III. Favorite Saying “No love—no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark.' -Francois Mauriac. Future Plans: College. Self-description: Goofy. TERENCE PAVLICK MR. SPOCK” Favorite Saying “Live long and prosper. Future Plans: College. Self-description: Fun-loving DEBBIE PEACOCK DEBBIE Majorettes I.ILIH; V.I.C.A. I. treas. II. State Sec'y III: Christmas Ball D; Prom Committee II. Favorite Saying: Don't ask me. Future Plans: Medical Secretary. Self-description: Shy. THOMAS PELLEGRINO TOM Football Manager III. Favorite Saying: Hey Man. relax! Self-description: Out-going. BARBARA PENDLETON BARB Hockey I; Drill Team 1.11,111; Prom Committees I.II; Spanish Club I.III. Future Plans: College. Self-des- cription: Out-going. SCOTT PERRYMAN Favorite Saying “Yeah.” Future Plans NavyJ5elf-des- cription: Out-going. STEVEN PFANDER STEVE Chess Club II. Future Plans College. Self- description Quiet LARRY PHILLIPS ROBERT JOHN PLATT BOB Favorite Saying Who asked ya? Self-description Friendly. PAULA ELLEN POLNISCH MAX Drama Club I.II.III; Chorus I.II.III; German Club II.Ill; Motif II.Ill; Honor Society III Faw it e Saying “Un-k’ You know I miss Steve Future Plans College. Self- descriplion Quiet: seen in the Yellow Bug. THEODORE POLTORAK TED Baseball I; Scott's Hi-Q II. Ill; Chess Club II. Future Plans College. Self-description: Quiet RICHARD GARY POORE BEECH WOOD JOE Favorite Saying Oh. No! Future Plans Army. Self-description Quiet, out-going. DEBRA JEAN PRICE “DEBBIE Lacrosse I; Interact I; Prom Committees II. Ill; Band I.II.III Future Plans Bilingual Secretary . JUDITH ANN PRICE JUDI Majorette I. Interact III. Future Plans X-ray tech- nician ROBERT BRUCE PROSSEDA •WOLF” Wrestling 1,111. Self-den cript ion Quiet BARBARA EARLEEN PRYCE •TINK D.E.C.A. II.11I. Future Plant: Nursing. Self- description: Shy. PATRICIA MARIE RANDALL “PATTY Library Staff I; Safety Club 11,111; Pep Club II. Ill; Prom Committee III. Future Plans Business College; marriage. Self-description: Friendly, quiet, loving BRUCE CALVIN RANKIN MARI L. READ Band I.II; Wrestling 1,11; Track I.I1.III Future Plans: Ac- “FREAKY MARI Prom Committees 1,11; D.E.C.A. Ill counting.Self-description: Shy.sexy. Favorite Saying: “So nice. Future Plans Mens Hairstyling Self-description. Never serious. ANNA MARIE REILLY “ANNIE Interact 1,0.111; D.E.C.A. 11.10; PepCIubI; Soph Hop I. Favorite Saying Fantastic! Future Plans Medical Assistant. Self-description: Shy. JOSEPH W. REILLY LINDA RENESKI “JOE” Football l.n.m. Favorite Saying: “How's it goin ? “LINDA ROO Future Plans To be happy Self-description Average. BERNICE GREEN RHOADS “BERNIE Drama Club I; Spanish Club 1.0.111; Chorus I. II.Ill; Band 1.II.II1 Favorite Saying: Bless the beasts and the children. Future Plans: Babies. Self-description: Different. BONNIE LEE RHODES “BONNIE Drill Team I. Co-Captain II. Captain III; Hockey I. II; Pep Club III; F H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Interact III; Prom Comm. I.II; Newspaper III; Homecoming Court III Future Plans: Beautician .Self-description: Out-going. ALFRED ROCCO ROC'- Band I.II. Pres. Ill; Chorus I.II.Ill; Danceband I. II. Ill; Orchestra II, III; Stage Crew 1.II.Ill; Musicale 1,11, III, Bowling II Favorite Saying: “No way. Future Plans: Medical Engineering. Self-description Quiet and sexy. BRUCE ROGGIO ROGE Football Manager I, Bowling I. Future PlansJ Engineering. Self-description Terrific. ROBERT ROHANNA MARIA VERONICA ROJAS “RONNIE Spanish Club I. Pres. II; International Club III; Prom Comm. I.II.III. Yearbook II.Ill; X-Mas Ball Comm. III. Favarit«• Sayings: It can't be THAT bad! . Huh. Future Plans■ Dental Lab. Technician. Self description: Quiet, shy. JULIE ANN RUMBOLD “JIT. Prnni Comm 1.II.III. Class Officer II.Ill; Student Senate II.Ill; Yearbook II. Senior Ed. Ill; F.N.C. II; Motif II, III; French Club II. International Club III. Favorite Sayings I'm hungry Future Plans: Nursing. Self-description Sensitive. Friendly CYNTHIA ROMEO CINDY Future Plans: Secretary. Self-description Out-going. DEBORAH ROSER DEBBIE” Vo-Tech I,II.Ill; VJ.C.A. Secretary III. Future Plans: Medical Office Ass’t. Self-description: Out going. CATHY Interact II,III; Young Life II.III. Favorite Saying Take it easy. Future Han : Radiologic Technologist. Self-description. Tom . . CATHERINE ROSS JANIS E. ROSS JAMES RUPNICKI GEORGE Chorus I 0.10; Drama Club II; PNC 11.111. YEA II.IU. Homecoming Comm. III. Favorite Saying What can I tell you? That- the breaks”. Future Plan Nursing. Self-description Butter scotch krimpet eater, found driving a yellow bug MARY LOU RYDZEWSKI MARY Interact 1,0,01; Pep Club I; FHA 0; FNC 1.0. 01; Ski Club 0; HdVnecoming Comm. 01. Favorite Saying Am ‘I straight? Future Plans Nursing Self-descript ion: Friendly, moody. RONALD SALVATORE STEPHEN D. SANBORN ZEPHYR” Band 1.0,01; Chorus 1.0.01: Track l.fl.DI: Dance Band n.IIl Favorite Saying What are you doing tonight? Future Plan.% College ANN C. SANTO RE STUD Soph. Cl. Pres ; Interact I; St. Sen. 1,01; Span. Club l.n; Pep Club fl.OI; Color Guard 0,111; H� t. Club 0, III; Wreatlerette fl.Ifl; V. Pres Homecoming Ct. Ill; Honor Soc. II; Hiel. 10: Yearbook Copy Ed. 01. Favorite Saying Pick on someone your own sire. Future Plans College. Self-description: Dramatic and gullible. JOHN SAUDARG Football I; Wrestling 11,01; Track I.II.III. Future Plans Playboy. Self-description Shy JAMES SCHMIDT JIM Favorite Saying If at first you don’t succeed try. try again . Future Plans Travel. Self-description Sometimes up. sometimes down. KAREN SCHRASS SCHRASSY Sr Prom Comm. Favorite Saying. Don't get wise now. Future Plans: Nursing. LINDA J. SCHULTZ “LYNN” Chorus II. Favorite Saying Oh yes . Future Plans: Hairdresser. Self-description: Quiet. NANCY M. SCHUM KEITH SCHWERIN “NANCY” Band 1.11.01; FBLA U; History Club H.IH Favorite Saying: “Oh No!” Future Plans: X-ray Technician. KAREN SCOTT SCOTTIE” Ecology Club 1.0.01; Intra. Volleyball I.II. III. Favorite Saying “Umtn Potatoes''. Future Plans: Goldey Beacom Junior College. KAREN SIEKIERSKI French Club I.II.III; FHA I.IH; Interact HI. Favorite Saying: “ ... it was so funny.” Future l lans: Secretary. Self- description. Loves spaghetti. JOHN SLESICKI Future Plans: Trade School. PATRICIA SEAMEN PATTI” Basketball I; Lacrosse I.D.III; Cheerleading D. Ill; Prom Comm. I.II; Christmas Ball Comm. I; Float Comm. I; Volleyball I.II. Favorite Saying: Mary Lou. did you do your physics? Future Plans Goldey Beacom Jr College. ELIZABETH ANN SLOTWINSKI “LIZ” Span. Club I.n.HI; Pep Club U.II1; Interact I; Spectrum ILHI-Editor-m-Chief; Prom Comm. I.H.ID; F.N.C. n.m: Drama Club H; Motif D; Band-Flag Squad; F.H.A. UI; Christmas Ball Comm. HI. Favorite Saying: “I have to make an announcement.” Future Plans Nursing. Self- description: Likes to have fun. ANNA MARIE SGRO KID” Chorus I.II.III; Spanish Club I; Interact n,III; Newspaper HI; Homecoming Comm HI. Fai orite Saying: “Hey. watch this. Future Plans Navy. Self-description- Flirt. ROBERT SMITH SANDRA SMITH BOB Football l.D; Track III; Baseball I; Interact III. SANDY Future Plan� Work. Self-description Quiet. Future Plans College. .JOHN R. SNELLING JR. Future Plans Navy. BARRY SOMMERS GARRY SOMMERS “GAR VICA. President II.IU; Track Il.III. Future Plans Carpentry. Self-description Far Out. PATRICIA STAHL “PATE FHA Il.III; Pep Club Il.III; Interact HI; Prom Comm. I.IU. Future Plans: College. BEVERLY ANN STEWART “BEV Chorus I.II.III; Band n.III; History Club II.III; Interact I.II; Drama Club I; Pep Club I; Soph. Float Comm. Future Plans Executive Secretary. RONALD SWERDON MUGGSIE” Football I.II.III; Wrestling II.III; Baseball II.III. Favorite Saying: K.M.G.W. Future Plans College. MARY JUNE MAUZY SYPINSKI MARY JUNE Intramural Volleyball I.II. Future Plans Being a good wile.Self-description Sexy and Friendly. KEVIN P.TASKER JANETTAYLOR •CLOWN Future Plans Art or Cartoons. Self description JANET Favorite Saying Dave and Janet. Outgoing. MARY ANN TAYLOR Interact I; DECA III; Work Experience. Future Plans Receptionist. 77 SUSAN TAYLOR ''SUE” Chorus I.II.III. Band II,III Librarian; History Club I.n.III-Parl.; Prom Committee I; Honor Society 11,111; Latin Club U.m Interact II.Ill; Orchestra II.Ill; FTA-Historian; FNC. Favorite Saying. Really7 Future Plans Nursing Self- description: Quiet?? CAROL SUE THOM AS CAROL Young Life I,II.111. Interact II.Ill; Nurses Club U.m. Favorite Saying: TU let you go this time. Future Plans X-Ray technology Self-description: Out-going. JAMES THOMPSON JACQUELYN A. TEMPLIN “JACKIE Votech 1,0; Work Experience m. Favorite Say- ing: Gifts reach so deeply into the silences of my heart that a word an expression, a smile, a tear . . . none of these things could ever begin to describe their effect upon me. They would only seek to categorize what is not a wave but the sea itself. JAMES W. THOMAS “JIM Ski Club I.IUIl; Soccer II,HI; Interact II. Future Plans: College-a meteorologist. KERRY THOMPSON KERRY Student Senate I.II.III; Band 1,0.01; Prom Com- ittee IMO; Vice President I; Interact I; FHA II; Homecoming Comm., Court 01. Favorite Saying I don't understand!” Future Plans: Fashion Merchandising 78 HENRY CHRISTOPHERTERNOVE HANK” Track 1,0,10; Football 0. Wrestling 1,01; Span- ith Club I. Future Plans: College Self-description: Quiet. JOSEPH THOMAS JOE Future Plans College. ROBIN D. TICKLE VICA 1,11,10; Safety Club 01. Favorite Saying: Snelling, you ding-a-ling “Could you start again please? Future Plans: College, architect Self-description Quiet. STEVEN A. TORELLI STEVE History Club III, Interact III. Yearbook III. Future Plans: College Prep, for Business Administration. Self-description: Out going. FRANK TROFA FRANK KAREN TURNER KAREN” Prom Committee; History Club I.n.III; French Club I.II.IU; FT.A. I.II.ni; Band I.n.III; Chorus I.IUII; Interact II.Ill; Honor Society 11,111; Latin Club II.III. Fa- vorite Saying What can I do about it?” Future Plans: College for Business Administration. Self-description Beautiful, sexy, talented. WACKO. DONNA TRESCA 'TRESCA Cheerleading IJI: Lacrosse I; Student Senate n.m. SALLY TREZISE SALLY Favorite Saying: I know I am. Future Plans. College or Seamstress. Self-description: Happy, laughter. KAREN TROSINO KAREN D.E.C.A. II.U1; Band II.I1I; Future Plant Nursing. DONNA TURNER “DONNA Interact; F.H.A. II. Prom Committee I.II.III. Favorite Saying: Get out of here.” Future Plans X-ray Technology. DOROTHY URBANI •DOTTIE’ WALTER DAVID URICH WALT Favorite Saying. What the hay! Future Plans College-Pharmacist Self-description. Special. ROBYN VANHORN BARBARA WALRATH BARBIE Hockev 1,11; Color Guard III; Basketball 1. Fav- orite Saying You knuckle brain.” Future Plant: Criminal Justice Agent KEITH WALKER SUSAN WAHOWSKI “SWAHOO Motif I.n.III; Drama I; French Club I; Interact II.III. Favorite Saying: OH Boy! Future Plans Teacher Self-description: Crazy. CATHLEEN VANESS SHARON VANSICKLE ANDY ANDREW WAKEFIELD “CATHY Pep Chib 1.11,111; Band III; F.N.A. II; Dramatic Productions 1,11. Future Plans: Dietician. Self-description: Bookworm. VIRGINIA VENUTI “GINNY” Work Experience III. Favorite Saying “Phil and Ginny. Favorite Plans Bookkeeping. Self-description Shy. SHAWN VOLLRATH “SHAWN Band I.II.III; Prom Cotnm II; Newspaper III, Musicale III. Favorite Saying: “Oh. Future Plans: Teaching Self-description: Quiet. JOHN WARHOLA MARLENE WARREN MARLENE Spanish Club I: PepCIub III; Bowling I.II.III; Chorus III. Faiorite Saying A tear may never fall, if kindness surrounds us all. Future Plans: Radiologic Technologist. Self-description: Quiet. NANCY MARIE WANIEWSKI NANCY Bowling Sec. m.ni; Safety Club II.III: Band III. Favorite Saying: Baloney. Future Plans: Business School. Self-description Unreasonable. DEBORAH ANN WARSHESKI DEBBIE Chorus I.II.III; History Club I; Bowling II Favorite Saying: “OH WOW. Self-description Quiet. DEBORAH WATKINS WATT Spanish Club 1,11; International Club III; Drama Club I.II.III; Band I; Pep Club II.III Prom Comm I.II Wrestleltes II.III; Interact I.II; History Club II.III. Favorit, Spying Oh. Wow' Future Hans: Nursing. PATTI WEATHERS PATTI” Prom Comm. I.II. Favorite Saying: YOU IDIOT’ Future Plans: Dental Technician. JOHN WEBBER WEB Baseball I.II; Intramural Basketball II Future Hans College. Self-description Quiet. EDWARD K. WIEDMAN ED Favorite Saying: I would like to make somethin : perfectly cle-ar. ELAINE WEINER ELAINE Motif I,II.III. French Club I; Track I.m. Favorite Saying Oh. yeah?!” Future Plans. Interpreter. Self-description: Loves to dance and cheer at football games. MARK E. WEINER Basketball Manager I.I1. Future Plans: Chemist. Self description Quiet. STUART WELLS GWEN WERZALIS 'STU Band 1,11,111: Dance Band Chorus 1,111. Future Plans: Oceanography. DOROTHY LYDIA WHITE DOTTIE” Favorite Saying Tom . Self-descript ion. Quiet. KAREN ELIZABETH WHITE KAREN Young Life I.U.III: Pep Club I.U; Interact 1; Flag Girl II,III. F.B.L.A ; Prom Comm. II.III. Favorite Saying: “I don't believe it! Future Plans Airline Work. KATHLEEN MARIE WHITE KATHY Young Life I.U.III; Pep Club I; Interact I; Prom Comm. U; Newspaper IU. Favorite Saying: I'm alright, it’s the world that’s wrong. Future Plans: Culinary Institute of America. Self-description: Talkative. MARK K. WHITTINGTON JOHN WILECZEK “WHIT Soccer 1,11,111. Favorite Saying� Don't think ZAK WISHNTAK Crow Country I.II.Ill; Track I.II.III. twice, it V alright. Future Ptans Merchant Manno. Music Wrestling I; National Honor Society II. Favorite Saying Self-description: Sexy. “Physics is phun“. Self-description Friendly. DEBRA ANN WILLOUGHBY MARYELLEN VICTORIA WOLTERS “DEBBIE Interact I.II.III; Pep Club I; D.E.C.A. U.III: SONNIE German Club (Officer) . . Interact III; Pep F.N.A. III. Future Hans Mortician. Club 1. Future Plan. StewardSelf-description Sexy. VIRGINIA LEE WILLIAMSON “GINNY” Cheerleaders I.II.III; Pep Club I,U; F.H.A. II Favorite Saying: “Oh my (tosh! Future Plans: Secretary Self-description: Quiet. JEAN ANN WHITTAKER Future Plans Marriage. Self-description. Quiet as a mouse. SAMUEL E. WILLIAMS “SAM” Band I.II: Soccer III. Future Hans' Work Self description. Quiet. ROBERT BRUCE WILLIAMSON “BRUCE Basketball 1,11 Favorite Saying “Keep on truckin. Future Plan� : Navy. Self-descriptum Quiet. “WILLY Favorite Saying: “Get off it.” Future Plans. To marry Ronnv. Self-description: Quiet, shy. CHERYL WILLIAMS ROSE WOOD Future Plans Secretary. Airline Hostess. Self description Quiet, shy. SHERYL MARIE WORTH (POOLE) “SHERYL VIC A 1,11,111. Favorite Saying: I don’t know.' Future Plans: Cosmetology. ERNEST E. WORTHINGTON ERNIE” Soccer I.U.IU; Band I.II.UI; Dance Band I.U.II1; Track I.U.IU. Future Plans: College. Self-description Out- going, talkative, friendly. DEBORAH ANNE WOYTON “DEBBY” Cheerleading 1,11,111; Pep Club I.II.UI; Interact I; Prom Comm. II; Newspaper III; Young Life I.U.ni. Fav- orite Saying “May you live as long as you want and never want as long as you live.” Future Plans Airline Reserva tionist Self-description: Out-going. RICHARD WRIGHT Soccer I; Chess Club U. Scott’s Hi Q I.II.ni; Intramural Tennis II,III. Favorite Saying In your ear.” Future Plans College Self-description: Hard working, fun loving. THOMAS YANCHULIS ’TOM” Self-description. Qu iet. DOROTHY YOUNG DOTTIE” Hockey I.U.IU Tri Capt.: Lacrosse I.U.UL Flag Girls II.in Co-Capt . Interact in Favorite Saying “You’re rude' Future Plans Secretary Self-description Out-going. ROBERT JAMES YOUNG “BOB Future Plans: Aluminum Contractor Self-descrip- tion Out-going. CHERYL ZANG PNC I.II.UI; Interact I,III. Favorite Saying: Hey.” Future Plans: Nursing Self-description: Quiet, sometimes crazy. 84 SHARON ZGLESZEWSKI “SHAY F.N.C. I.D.Ul Favorite Saying: Get off it. Fu- ture Plan� Traveler. MICKEY ZITARELLI MIC F.N.C. I; Spanish Club I. Future Plans; Nursing Self-description: Out-going. SUSAN ZUBAN SUSIE , SUE Chorus I. Favorite Saying I love you. Jay.” Future Plans Art Career Self-description: Out-going. MARIA L. ZUPPO Chorus i,II,III; V.I.C.A. I.UI; Y.E.A. Ill; Student Senate III Favorite Saying: Oh my God. Future Plans Business Man- agement. In connection with Cosmetology. ANDREA M. ZYGMUNT ANNE SKALA ANGE” French Club I.D; Latin Club III; History Club D. Future Plans Airlines Self-description: Shy III; Interact I.Il.UI; Chorus 11,111; Y.E.A. HI; Majorettes I, II. (Co-Captain) III; F.N.C. III. Favorite Saying: You know what I mean Future Plans B.S. in Nursing. The following is a list of the members of our graduating class whose portraits do not appear in the yearbook: Steven Barrett David Basaro Linda Beehler Harry Carosi Charles Clark Jeffrey Coe Peter Conver Denise DeOrio Glenn Fertig Brian Frank Leo Greenhalgh Steve Helosky John Herko David Hite William Holefelder Mark Holobovich Roland Houpt Kenneth Howard I wan Hrischuk Dante Icaro Ronald Hamilton Dave Kimmerly Daniel Kuryea William Lawlor Joseph Leary James Lehr Timothy Lewis Whynn Lovette Richard Maloney Andrew McClure Michael McKenna Michael McMahon William Merichko Joseph Mooney David Myers Glenn Oliver George Pennington Vincent Perry Mary Poppert John Purdy Keith Raport Frank Rhoads John Ruh Michael Russo Charles Sauter James Saville Edward Sell John Sell Joseph Soha Kathy Tindall Barbara Tress William Vaness 85 President’s Message Fellow Classmates: When I became President in our Junior year, I made a promise that our class would be the best. In my eyes, we have achieved our goal. We did not reach our current position through an individual effort, but by the efforts of many individuals pull- ing together to make our class a success. After we leave the “Valley” hope- fully we will put to good use many of the skills we have been taught in school. I know that I will strive to better myself. I sincerely hope that you do not stop trying to make yourselves better people. Keep in touch with life. Your friend, John Bigas President: John Bigas Vice-President: Newton Ingledue Treasurer: Karen Nuyannes Secretary: Jane Morrow Historian: Julie Rumbold Class Advisors: Mr. Harrison Hamlin and Mr. Kenneth Bolyard. e Opfo( cttYLtL£s We entered Sun Valley As “insecure little sophomores.” Now we are leaving as “big seniors.” But let us not forget that beginning year . . . We made the sophomore “float” for the homecoming festivities and won the twenty- five dollar prize, beating the juniors and seniors. We spon- sored an ice skating party and a cake bake that both turned out to be tremendous successes. Then suddenly it was February, and time for our Soph Hop. The decorating was hard work but most rewarding and beautiful the night of the hop. At last it was June, and our sophomore year culminated with the class trip to Willow Grove Park. 87 DONNA BINNIG An out-going person who represented our school in numerous activities ranging from hockey to Honor Society. DEBBIE BLONSKI An active student en- gaged in various school activities. Debbie’s school spirit was always evident. JON CALVIN A down-to-earth person who ranks among the top five of his class. His musical ability has been evident in his parti- cipation in various school productions. DAVE CLARK A good student who was an active participant in all school musical functions. His talents are worthy of recognition. LINDA COOK A deep-thinker with an out- going personality, whose efforts in attempting to re- store Crozer Mansion de- serve recognition. The Who’s Who are a group of seniors se- lected annually by the faculty on the basis of: SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE to school and community PERSONAL INTE- GRITY and SINCERITY LEADERSHIP ANN DI LUCIDO An interesting personality whose means of self-expres- sion is writing. Ann’s talents deserve praise. WHO PAT FRENCH A mature student whose dependability and top grades have brought her recognition. KIM GILLINGHAM An intelligent student whose love of music was clearly seen through her active participa- tion in band, chorus, and orchestra. 'S WHO IN CRIS IANNUCCI A talented individual gifted with a creative personality. Cris represented Sun Valley as this year’s Homecoming Queen. TIM KRIEBEL A congenial personality with the qualities of an all- American athlete. Tim has been a member of the foot- ball and track teams for three years. CLASS OF 74 DENISE MACMILLAN A concerned student en- gaged in various class pro- jects. Denise also helped to convey her school spirit to others as a cheerleader. AL ROCCO An intelligent student who ranks among the top ten of his class. Talented in the field of music, A1 was Band President during his senior year. JANET OAKES An out-going individual involved in many class activities. Jan has also been of service to our school through Student Senate. RONNIE ROJAS A sincere personality who has been involved in many class activities. Ronnie served as an officer in the Inter- national Club for two years. JULIE RUMBOLD A sincere student interested in the welfare of her class. Julie has been a class officer for two years, while partic- ipating in numerous other activities as well. ANN SANTORE An intelligent student who ranks among the top five of her class. In addition to her academic accomplishments, Ann was president of Student Senate during her senior year. LIZ SLOTWINSKI A dedicated personality whose involvement in numer- ous school functions has brought her recognition. Liz was Editor-in-Chief of SPECTRUM 74. RON SWERDON An interesting personality whose active participation in sports has made him worthy of recognition. He has been involved in foot- ball, wrestling, and baseball. SUE TAYLOR A hard-working student en- gaged in various activities. Her accomplishments have brought her to be ranked among the top five in her class. KAREN TURNER An intelligent student who ranks among the top ten of her class. Karen has also been an active participant in band and chorus for three years. RICHARD WRIGHT A deep-thinker who ranks at the top of his class. Rich brought honor to our school as a Merit Scholarship Finalist. SENI VARIETY SHOW This year the Senior Class has shown both ingenuity and energy in successfully sponsoring the Senior Variety Show. The show was enthusiastical received by all who saw it, and it ' is hoped that the underclassmen wi carry on the tradition in the same grand manner. The First Annual Senior Variety Sf displayed unlimited doses of laugijj and almost as many performers. Al most one-fourth of the class was ’ involved. The entertainment in- cluded many acts of comedy, sing- ing, dancing, interviews, as well as many commercials. Thanks to Mr. Hamlin, and all of his j hard work, the Variety Show can be summed up in one word— a FANTASTIC!!! S CHEERLEADING: “Go, Fight, Win, Beeeat... ” 1st ROW—CAnny Williamson, Patti Seamen, Debby Woyton, (Capt.), Liz Walrath, Sherri Coale. 2nd ROW—Tina Poole, Tish Sweigart. 3rd ROW— Stephanie Kimbal, Cindy Moyer, Rhea Roggio, Lori Lashendock, Nancy Ardes. MISSING—Gail Clement. FOOTBALL: PRIDE—HUSTLE—DESIRE This year will go down in history as the first time that the Sun Valley Football Team won the Section II Championship. Our team cer- tainly deserved the honor. They sweated through long, hard practices starting in Au- gust and lasting through the end of Novem- ber. With an 11-0 season, we can be sure that the guys’ practices were well worth it. The members of the 1973 team were a unique group. In almost every game, they were outweighed by their opponents. Yet the size problem was overcome by their speed and agility. We, the senior class, are proud of our foot- ball team’s accomplishments, and thank them for making our class “go out in a blaze of glory.” Seniors John Alvantakis Reese Ardes John Bigas Brian Campbell Dave Engberg Bill Hartigan Newton Ingledue Ron Jackson Tim Kriebel Carmen Lex Gary Millard Tom Minarick Joe Mooney Carl Morgan Larry Phillips Joe Reilly Frank Rhoades Ron Swerdon Juniors Wes Bailey Ken Bell Mike Bradford Randy Brown Craig Butt M ike Cranston John Curry Jay Devers Jerry Doolin Ed Fisher Danny Guzzo Allen Haley Dave Hudome Adam Kashner Bill Keichline Ben Lopchinsky Tim Lord Jim Me Master Scott McLaughlin John Melton John Moccia Paul Pachuta Paul Parente Mike Stern Jim W’ard Mike Webber Paul Wojcik Sophomores John Bansbach Ed Boggs Dana Boord Jerry Bove Chuck Colberg Bill Connor Tom Daly Henry DiFabio Mike Giduck Ross Hatton Dave Lohin John Lynch Don Milne Nick Miron Gary Nuyannes Don Powell Joe Schoffstal Len Shilobod MikeToomey Steve Weathers Scott W'ebber Mike Zay SUN VALLEY SECTION II CHAMPS SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Carmen Lex Quarterback Dave Engberg Punter Tim Kriebel Runningback Ron Swerdon Tight End Joe Reilly Split End John Alvantakis Half Back Reese Ardes Half Back 104 John Bigas Half Back Joe Mooney Line Backer Brian Campbell Line Backer i Ron Jackson Line Backer Carl Morgan Tackle Frank Rhoades Tackle Larry Phillips Tight End Newton Ingledue Tackle Tom Minarick Guard Bill Hartigan Guard Frank Trofa Football Manager 105 “VARSITYHOCKEY 1973: GREAT!!” 106 Terri McHale. Cindy Kyle, Kathy O’Berg. Helene Haley, Nancy Osborne, Kathy Kauranen, Robin Coppock, Dottie Young (Tri- capt.), Donna Binnig (Tri-capt.), Nita Brown (Tri-capt.), Carol Aronson, Christa Sampson, Karen Frank, Robin Gelston, Andrea Drozdowski, Lisa Pyndus, Gail Brown-coach. Generally speaking, the girls on our hockey team had a great season. They had a lot of spunk and spirit, even though they were not supported by the student body. One thing is for sure; the girls did not play hockey for “status reasons.” They were dedi- cated athletes . . . Right girls? Here are a few of our “ladies” favorite say- ings: “Christa, you smack! . . . Hat- chet Women . . . Keep your eyes off the football players! . . Hustle ladies . . . Across, Nita, hit it across! . . Var- sity, run another lap- you’re loafing! . . . Hey Bing Hing, give me a kiss . . . C’mon, score, please score people . . . You played a good game; we lost, but you played a good game. “Are things that bad?” “Duh, now what do we do?” “HURRY!!” “J. V. HOCKEY 1973: ONE OF THE BEST” 1ST. ROW— Joyce Friel, Judy Novotni (Capt.). 2ND. flOW—Sharon Davidson, Dottie Horn, Diane McMaster, Gerry Abbott, Maryanne Stickly, Shelly Shaw, Sandra Sigley, Debbie Davidson, Jean McElwee, Claudia Cross, Shirley Safryaba. 3RD. ROW— Joanne Thompson, Carol Dubois (assis- tant Coaches), Beth Dauberman, Brenda Truitt, Linda Powell, Karen Asenavage, Cindy Jackson, Sharon Satchell, Page DeLeo, Michele Marvel, Terry Goodale, Gail Brown—coach. Our junior varsity hockey team will be looking forward to an undefeated season next year. Good luck to them! “Go Mac!! . . . Bambi, Bong, Logs . . . She’s praying at the goal post again.” UGH!!! 0 0 CROSS COUNTRY Team Members: John Furlow, John Murphy, John Wilczek, Tim Owens, Sam Wallace. Herman Miron, Pete Lang- ton, Phil Prosseda, Tim Magerr, Gary Smedley. k Captains: John Furlow and John Murphy Coach Barraclough The guys on our cross country team were a close group. Of course in running approxi- mately sixty miles a week together, people tend to become quite friendly. Along with Mr. Richard Barraclough, the team devel- oped their own unique sayings: “Okay, everybody out of the pool . . . . Barracuda, Barracuda, Barracuda! . . . . Muffie Bevans .... I hope we go down this hill .... Keep an eye out for cars, Herman . . . . How much further? .... Hypnosis freaks .... Muffie passed out, again .... You guys are Allerest junkies! . ...” KEEP ON TR UCKIN ’ ? i ■: • SOCCER: ALIVE AND KICKING FRONT ROW Dave Iannucci, Keith Atherholt, James Agostinelli, Kandy May, Ernie Worthington, Jeff Smith, Dave Eroh, Mark Michels, Shawn Crosby. BACK ROW— Mr. Fields, Keith Michels, John Cardwell, Jim Thomas, Rodney Paige, Bruce Mano, Keeley Norris, Gene Howard, Ken Moore, Robert Kimball, Mr. Owsley. t Captains: Randy May and Ernie Worthington Coach Owsley Kicking that black and white ball into the goal cage and scoring is the dream of all soccer players. To play the game one must be a strong runner and possess a pair of coordinated legs. He must think before kicking and yet still maintain an aggressive spirit. He must dribble and dodge and use the skills he has patient- ly mastered. He desires victory . . . This was the typical Sun Valley soc- cer player. 112 -'-ilSyR- 'L • .' t .. ' ■ ■-. '.X •- - • • FRONT ROW— Marc Restucci, Greg Welsh, Chris Demko, Keith Holcombe, Steve Liounis, Kevan Crosby, Mike Dertadian, Dan Lashowski. RACK ROW— Mr. Fields, Chris Moyer, Steve Graham, Frank Vaul, Ray Steveson, Gary Holt, Sam Harris, Lowell Parkes, Pat Moore, James Read, Mr. Owsley. Mike Antes and Lynn Dewees are missing from the picture. The Varsity Men” Randy May: “Sader” Gene Howard: “Duke” Keely Norris: “Super” Jack Cardwell: “I’ll never touch another soccer ball.” Ernie Worthington: “W'here’s your pride?” Jeff Smith: “Pocketball Bruce Mano: “Wanna fight” Jim Thomas: “Leth go you guys!” Keith Atherholt: “Kissing behind the trash bin.” Jim Agostinelli: “Gronk Kevin Crosby: “Squeak Mr. Owsley: “J.O.” Mr. Fields: “Hank LOG Conestoga Lost Mt. Pleasant Ix st Marple Lost Chester Won Ridley Tie N. Providence Lost Interboro Won Harriton Lost Chester Won N. Providence Lost Interboro Won Harriton Lost 113 WRESTLING: SECTION II-III CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW— Jeff Smith, Shawn Crosby, Dave Zawisza, Larry Pascale. MIDDLE ROW— Jim Ward, Ken Moore, Paul Lombardi, George Bost- wick, Allen Haley, Ron Strootman. BACK ROW—Tim Lord, Terry Hoyt, Newton Ingledue, Ed Fisher, Bob Bateman, Pat Moore. championships in one year? W'ell, Sun Valley came through brilliantly in wrestling as well as football. We captured the Section II III wrestling trophy! Our wrestling team fought a long battle, and practiced constantly to win the well-deserved honor. Basketball: Bouncing Their Way To Victory Claymont 51 58 Unionville 43 61 Sharon Hill 55 57 i 41 48 I This year was one of the most 1 f Nether Prov. 50 51 1 promising years in Sun Valley’s 1 41 48 1 basketball history. Like the foot- 1 I Interboro 93 63 ball team, the basketball team j 52 53 1 also chose “captains of the 1 Chester 91 45 1 week.” The team was a close- 1 74 40 f 1 knit group that pulled together. I l Harriton 77 58 I 52 50 La ns. -Aldan 37 60 Coach Haines Prom Left to Right: Ernie Worthington, Lee Kopeika, Handy Brown, Ed McHale, Lee McLaughlin, Sticky McMaster, Dave Tillman, Coach Haines. Back Row: Dave Griffin, John Bingnear, Leon Hosier, Jeff Kurkis, Paul Pachuta, and Brian Campbell. J.V. BASKETBALL: YOUNG BUT AGGRESSIVE FRONT ROW— Ricky Houpt, Mark Dublisky, Gary Nuyannes, Ricky Tillman, Carl Goodman. SECOND ROW— George Homibrook, Ross Hat- ton, Michael Diehl. Tom Imre. BACK ROW— Mr. Polley, Brian McCray, and Scott McLaughlin. Girls’ Basketball: “A young but good team!” 1st Row: Cindy Demco, Andrea Drozdowski, Clair Thompson. 2nd Row: Cindy Jackson (Mgr.) Kathy Kauranen, Jean Scott, Sharon Sachell, Karen Frank, Nancy Osborne, Terri Mchale, Karen Brooks, Carol Aronson (Mgr.) “She’8 flying! “Now this is the plan' LOG Darby Colwyn 40 35 Chester 32 45 Nether Prov. 18 43 Interboro 40 33 Lansdowne Al. 54 46 Chichester 17 42 Harriton 26 44 Chester 43 45 Interboro 41 44 Lansdowne Al. 52 53 Chichester 50 40 Harriton 32 40 Yeadon 33 61 Nether Prov. 36 53 Hot dog McHale . . . Alwhite . . . Oh no—Andy’s going for a layup!!!. . . Tart . . . Nancy made a foul shot??? . . . Kathy, Cindy, Nancy, get those water bottles. Frankhead get on your feet . . . Sharon Sachell—way to re- bound .... Hey, man . . . Sink it Scott—your the queen! ... Do your foul shots ladies (?)... I’ll take 17 ... Nice finesse. Thanks to our coach Mrs. Mawby, we had a winning season. Next year should be something to look toward to. 121 J. V. BASKETBALL 1974 1st ROW— Beth Dauberman, Caroline Sachell. 2nd ROW— Claudia Cross, Kathy Halverson, Judi Novotni. 3rd ROW— Terri Goodale, Kim Rostron, Bonnie Levitski, Sharon Thomas, Kathy Komarnicki. Thanks to Mrs. Soroka, the Junior Varsity coach, the season was a winning one. Next year’s team should be a very good one, as the J.V. team was all sophomores. Here are some of their favorite sayings: “What are we gonna say?” “GO!!” “SCORE” “Hand me the water” “No more gatorade!!” “RUN” “O.K. People.” “One of Coach Soroka’8 more trying moments' SCHOOL LIFE Beanie Day 126 Styles 127-128 Couples 129 Parking Lot 130-131 Homecoming 132-133 Candids 134-135 Christmas Ball 136-137 CLUBS Interact 138-141 Pep Club 142-143 F.N.C. 144-145 Y.E.A. 146-147 F.H.A. 148 Ecology Club 149 International Club 150-151 Bowling 152 Wrestlettes 153 History Club 154 Drama Club 155 Chess Club 156 Ski Club 157 D.E.C.A. 158 Safety Club 159 Library Assistants 160 Young Life 161 Scott’s Hi-Q 162 National Honor Society 163 Voice of the Valley 164-165 Musicale 166 Motif 167 Spectrum 168-169 Marching Band 170-175 Chorus 176 Orchestra 177 Band Fair 178 Stage Crew 179 Students Senate 180 Vo-Tech Work Experience 181-185 BEANIE DA Y Tradition is something that Sun Valley needs. With that in mind, the yearbook staff conceived the idea of a day when sophomores would be rec- ognized, and as such, be required to wear a “beanie”. After working on the paper hats all summer, the staff decided to sell them to the whole school. On September 14, at a pep rally, a drawing was held and Barb Pendelton owned the hat that won her five dollars. A season’s pass to the football games was given to Dave Zawisza for his lucky hat. Let’s keep up the tradi- tion next year Juniors and Sophs! 126 128 K1HHNB DUOS 130 1 Queen: Chris Iannucci Homecoming Starting with the bonfire, six girls and their escorts. Homecoming: 73 begins. The game is tough and the players fight hard. Halftime is roses, the queen and her court. Old graduates mingle. Interboro is defeated and the triumphant school dances in happiness ... 1)2 Court: Kerry Thompson, Ann Santore, Bonnie Rhodes, Dale Jackson, Chris Iannucci, Sheryl Andrews. Escorts: Jeff Kurkis, Randy May, Steve Torelli, Allen Bostwick, Bob Miley, George Bostwick. 133 SMILE!... Only the shadow knows. Gates open 8:00 A.M. Visitors welcome. The “Keeper of the Castle.” What can I say? It’s the only way to travel. Sometime Uti HKnter Who can forget putting on a skimpy gown or a lightweight tux and then freezing on the way to the ball? The cafeteria seemed like another world, completely foreign from the everyday hum-drum of school life. The weeks before were frantic with the thousand jobs of preparation that the Spectrum Staff tackled to ensure that the Ball would be a success. As everyone who attended knows, the Christmas Ball of 1973 was fantastic. The “ball room” was packed with 400 students, all of them “partying on”. The Yearbook staff did a fine job on the ball, and here’s hoping that the winter dance of 1974 will be even better. Queen: Dale Jackson. Her Court: Cris Iannucci, Kerry Thompson, Lori Lashendock. Sue Buck- man, Nancy Ardes, Michele Dertadian. Escorts: Gary Millard, Russell Ogden, Rich Kristof, Paul Pa- chuta, Rob Locklear, David Iannucci, Ross Hatton. The Spectrum Staff Presents The Christmas Ball Committee Co Chairmen: ] Nita Brown ’• Cris Iannucci Liz Slotwinski Committeemen: Debbie Brinzo Robin Coppock Dottie Coyle Barb Griesmeyer Wendy Heist Jeanne MacEwan Denise MacMillan Diane Murray Bob Miley Janet Oakes Patti Orobono Debbie Price Julie Rumbold Ann Santore Pattie Seaman Steve Torelli MENU Italian Meatballs Hot Roast Beef Potato Salad Pickles Chips and Pretzels Punch and Coffee Miniature Danish Pastry X INTERACT: service with a smile! B. Achuff N. Dugan L. Lelii P. Walls G. Gadzala T. May M. Tiberi J. Furlow S. Achuff J. Fink J. Levin V. Armstrong I. Gordon S. Metzgar F. Walls B. Godin D. Anthony J. Friel D. McMaster K. Brooks N. Groton D. Micone R. Watkins B. Hoyt K. Asenavage A. Grace J. Moody S. Buchman P. Hartman N. Needles D. Wilson E. Kapochus L. Augustine L. Green R. Murray B. Carr C. Hartranft R. Hoover G. Zacharkiw S. Magerr L. Augustine K. Guy L. Olivastro C. Chappell M. Holland S. Nussey D. Brinzo K. Norris M. Braver J. Haday D. Rivers D. Davidson K. Hoover D. Nyce M. Cianciarulo M. Olenik J. Cacciatore J. Haley S. Ryder J. Davison D. Hudome N. Osborne L. Cook P. Orobono M. Carrol D. Keen S. Shaw G. Deutsch C. Hutchinson D. Raughley B. Davidson D. Panzulo M. Com male S. Keyser S. Sigley J. Doolin K. Kaniefski C. Reset ti K. Davison K. Parente S. Davidson S. Kimball D. Snider L. Dougherty K. Kauranen K. Ryder L. Deeble J. Price D. DeLuca J. Koch L. Steen E. Fisher K. Komamicki J. Scott A. DiLucido B. Rhodes I. Deutsch S. Kurkis G. Trofa B. Foster C. Kyle D. Thomas N. DuChec A. Reilly T. Drake K. Lamey K. Trosino T. Frame P. Leito C. Thompson C. Fasano C. Ross M. Rydzewski S. Taylor C. Thomas S. Torelli K. Turner D. Willoby M. Wolters D. Woyton D. Young C. Zang M. Zuppo President. .. Mike Weber Vice President. .. John Murphy Secretary (Recording). .. Nancy DeChec Secretary (Corresponding)... Christa Sampson Treasurer .. . Lisa Pyndus Advisors .. . Mr. Kamin Mr. Hofheinz 136 Each member of Interact has voluntarily served for the improvement of both his school and his community. It is easy to see that. Interact was the largest and one of the most active organizations in the school. Their activities were numerous, including “Operation Christmas Spirit,” The Homecoming Bonfire, and “Carnation Day.” The club also took a group of children from the Children’s Cottage in Lima to see a circus and visited the elderly at Fair Acres. After sponsoring all of those charitable events, Mr. Hof- heinz and Mr. Kamin felt that the members deserved some fun. Therefore, Interact attended a Three Dog Night Con- cert, and went to a few basketball games at the Spectrum. Finally, everyone celebrated their highly successful year with a “Spring Fling.” Peek-a-boo 139 141 PEP CLUB: the spirit of the valley V. Armstrong S. Erb D.Jackson D. Murray L. Steen K. Ault C. Fassano K. Kaniefski R. Murray R. Stroutman B. Barker R. Forte D. Keen L. Needles D. Thomas D. Brown B. Foster S. Kelley N. Needles M. Tiberi S. Buckman T. Frame S. Keyser N. News G. Troffa D. Canning G. Gadzala M. Kraus K. O’Berg C. Van ess L. Carter D. Ganter S. Kurkis L. Olivastro M. Warren D. Certo V. Gillagan K. Lamey K. O’Neil C. Waxmunski K. Chappell J. Goss el in P. Leitao G. Parke M. Waxmun G. Clement L. Green L. Lelie C. Peterkin M. Welsh D. Coyle J. Grishka J. Levin J. Reploge D. Wilson J. Davison J. Haday K. Lunness B. Rhoades M. Wilson K. DeAngelis M. Haday J. MacEwan S. Ross D. Zawisza S. Dixon J. Haley S. Mager C. Sampson B. Zimmerman T. Drake M. Holland L. Martinelli A. Santore J. Eichinger S. Holland L. McCall J. Scott D. Ellerbrake B. Hamilton S. Metzgar J. Smith K. Erb C. Haschak J. Murphy D. Snider 142 The Pep Club has been called the spirit makers of the Valley and with good cause. They have entertained us this year at our many pep rallies and are responsible for the spirit banners and signs that lined the halls, cheering our teams on to victory. Under their advisor, Mr. LeFever, they have truly earned the title “The Spirit of the Valley”. FNC: a club with a healthy attitude ABOVE LEFT to RIGHT: Paige Delio, Kathy Kauranen, Lisa Pyndus, Linda Dougherty, Sharon Satchell, Tracey O’Conner, Diane Moore, Vicky Armstrong, Linda Powell, Joyce Button, Terry Locke, Sandy Livingstone, Joyce Friel, Vicki Gilligan, Charlotte Reese. BELOW LEFT to RIGHT: Dawn La Vanture, Lynn Buckingham, Jeanne MacEwan, Debbie Bennett, Sandy Gallagher, Mary Lou Rydzewski, Andrea Zygmunt, Sue Taylor. Margret Antes. NOT PRESENT: Carol Aronson, Helene Haley, Janis Ross, Liz Slotwinski, Carol Thomas, Cheryl Zang, Kathy O’Berg, Claire Thomp- son, Nancy Osborne. Andrea Drozdowski, Christa Sampson, Mary Carrol, Melanie DeMagistris, Robin Govan, Debbie Trosino. m If one does not feel in the best of health, the Future Nurse’s Club will take care of him! Headed by president Debbie Bennett and advisor Mrs. Elizabeth Irons, the future nurses help to run Sun Valley’s very own “Medical Center.” The purpose of the club is to gain a background knowledge for a future medical vocation and to assist in any school or community programs related to health. The club also sponsors the annual powder-puff football game. They make Easter Baskets for the Children’s Cottage in Lima. Besides having a Halloween and Christmas party, the future nurses collect money for the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association. Y.E.A.: a club with education in mind President..............Karen Turner Vice President.........Pamela Fasy Treasurer..............Kathy Stacey Secretary..............Elaine Kapochus Historian..............Sue Taylor Advisor................Mrs. S. Masse Pat French, Kathy Baker, Cindy Dixon, Ken Ryder, Sam Harris, Jack Fink. Guided by Mrs. Masse, the Youth Education Associa- tion has had an active year. The purpose of the club is to give those people interested in education exposure to all aspects of the field. They host many activities during the school year including a “Welcome Back Tea” for the fa- culty, Christmas Party for the faculty children, and Teacher Turn-about Day. To give the members experience in teaching, they tutor in the elementary schools and in the junior highs. They also sell programs at the home basket- ball games to raise funds for an annual scholarship to a senior member of the Y.E.A. 147 FHA: Creatively Concerned V. Armstrong, B. Bleiler, D. Brinzo, S. Buckman, P. Carey, L. Deeble, C. Dixon, M. Goodeyon, W. Heist, K. Hopkins, C. Iannucci, L. Lamb, D. LaVenture, T. Locke, D. MacMillan, S. Magerr, B.A. McKniff, D. Moor, J. Murphy, M.E. Olenik, D. Omdorf, L. Powell, L. Slotwinski, K. Thompson, D. Tresca, S. Trezise, D. Turner, D. White, S. Whitmore, C. Wiedman. Advisor: Miss G. Dougherty. This was the largest group of girls that ever joined The Future Homemakers of America. They started the year out sharing projects with the 4-H Club, their goal being “Action toward Achievement”. The girls were charged four dollars to complete many projects. The projects included mak- ing ecology seed kits, dried flower arrange- ments, flower corsages, holiday door dec- orations, indoor decorations, terrariums, and growing herb gardens. Each member put her accomplishments to good use and many of the girls gave them away as gifts. It is a known fact that someday all of them will be fine homemakers. Good luck girls. HOMKIflG ECOLOGY CLUB: The Key To Conservation K. Ault, L. Brunner, D. Culp, M. DeMagistris, L. Kelly, L. Martinelli, S. McNeal, M. Moletteri, L. Parkes, M.J. Poppert, D. Raycidlo, B. Schade, L. Schaffer, K. Scott, K. Skelly, S. Strawley, M. Welsh. President Mary Jane Poppert, Vice President Karen Scott, Secretary Sandra McNeal, Treasurer Michael McMenaman, Librarian Melanie DeMagistris, Advisors Mr. R. Collier, Mr. C. Merow. The purpose of this club is to promote and better the under- standing of conservation and ecology and its importance to man. Ecology Club has held special activities throughout the year in- cluding seminars, discussions, and films of conservative and eco- logical interest. The group also made visits to nearby areas of importance. Under the leadership of Mr. R. Collier and Mr. Merow, the club has certainly proven that Sun Valley students are interested in the world around them. The main purpose of the Inter- national Club is to bring foreign countries’ various cultures and lan- guages to its’ members. This club is a combination of what used to be Spanish, French, and German clubs. This year the big event for the club was the sponsoring of “International Night.” It was an evening set aside for celebrating the customs and en- joying the food from Spain, France, and Germany. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parlimentarian Advisor Diane Moore Dave Zawisza Ronnie Rojas Charolette Reece Robin Watkins Mrs. Haines INTERNATIONAL CLUB: BOTTOM— Kim Chappie, Karen Turner, Paula Polnish, Sharon Ryder, Debbie Peirdiminico, Mary Beth McKeown, Carolyn Hutchinson. CEN- TER— Kim Gillingham, Ilene Gordon, Liz Slotwinski, Karen Seikierski, Julie Rumbold, Steve Torelli, Tina Alisa, Bill Gillespie. TOP— Jack Fink, Ed Heistand, Janice McKinney, Ken Ryder, Elaine Kapochus, Donna Snider, Peggy Lykens, Sherry Sisk, September Bail, Billy Jackovich, Marian Morgan, Gail Zimmerman. 150 a club of many colors 151 BOWLING: “LUCKYSTRIKE!!” J. Achuff K. Ault G. Bonavita B. Bondrowski D. Bones B. Dauberman D. Deeck V. Van Demark J. Descala D. Erok J. Fox L. Gatta S. Goetchius C. Goodman D. Greene J. Hale B. Herr S. Holfelder B. Hoyt T. Hoyt N. Hyde T. Imre B. Jakovitch L. Kelly L. Lashendock G. Mann K. Mann L. Martinelli K. Micheals R. Niemann K. O’Neil D. Parkin S. Pierce B. Roggio R. Roggio L. Schaffer M. Smith B. Stant R. Stevenson J. Stewart R. Tacchi M. Welsh M. Wilson B. Zimmerman Secretary—Nancy Waniewski Advisor—Mr. Benedict WRESTLETTES: Girl Seniors: Cheryl Andrews, Donna Binnig, Debbie Blonski, Ann Santore, Debbie Watkins. Juniors: Vicki Arm- strong, Jo Ann Beggs, Janis Coalson, Debbie Coppock, Debbie Davidson, Jill Davison, Jean Davis, Gayle Deutsch, Dolores Devlin, Linda Dougherty, Jean Eichinger, Karen Erb, Sharon Erb, Terry Frame, Karen Frank, Ginny Gadzala. Vicki Gil- ligan, Ilene Gordon, Lyn Green, Judy Grishka, Nancy Groton, Pat Hart- man, Carol Hartraft, Margie Hino, Mary Holland, Laurel Hubachek, Carolyn Hutchinson, Laura Jasinski, Patty Johnson, Kathy Kaniefski. Debbie Keene, Cheryl McGraw, Terry McHale, Mary Beth McKeown, Sue Metzgar, Donna Micone, Diane Moore, Kathy O’Berg, Karen O’Neil, Carol Peterkin, Denise Raughley, Patti Reigle, Jayne Replogle, Sue Ross, Sherry Sisk, Bonnie Tress, Pat Walls, Robin Watkins, Madeline Welsh, Donna Wilson, Bev Zimmer- man. Sophomores: Karen Asenavage, Barb Cavanaugh, Gail Clement, Claudia Cross, Debbie Davis, Beth Dauberman, Ilene Deutsch, Teresa Drake, Terri Feinberg, Beth Gries- meyer, Kathy Guy, Judy Haday, Janis Haley, Dottie Horn, Sharon Keyser, Stephanie Kimball. Maria Kraus, Sandi Kurkis, Joan Laird, Karen Lamey, Lisa Lelli, Julie Levin, Jeannie McElwee, Robin Murray, Linda Olivastro, Kim Rost- ron, Shirley Safryraba, Shelly Shaw. Sandy Sigley, Linda Steen. Gina Trofa, Amy Zetnik. “Who are the girl wrestlers? I’d like to see one of those matches!” a male student commented. Well, everyone, the wrestlettes don’t wrestle; they support the boys wrestling team. Their club consists of ninety screaming, peppy girls who attend the wrestling matches and cheer our fellows on to victory. The wrestlettes also hold cake bakes to raise money for the team and post signs on the walls of Sun Valley to promote spirit for our wrestlers. Advisor—Mr. LeFever President—Donna Binnig Vice Pres.—Ann Santore Secretary—Pat Hartman Treasurer—Sue Metzgar Historian—Gayle Deutsch HISTORY CLUB: looking back through time S. Achuff M. Antes C. Aronson K. Asenavage S. Bail K. Baylor J. Bray L. Buckingham J. Cardwell M. Carrol M. Christy S. Commale L. Cook J. Davis J. Davison M. DeMagistris G. Deutsch B. DiLucido S. Donoway L. Dougherty L. Drosdowski R. Duffy J. Eichinger S. Eller brake S. Franke G. Gadzala K. Glyshaw B. Godin B. Griesmeyer B. Griesmeyer P. Hartman C. Hartraft G. Howard M. Howard C. Hutchinson N. Hyde A. Zygmunt D. Johnson K. Kaniefski E. Kapochus K. Kauranen J. Kile S. Kimball M. Kraus L. Lawton T. Lewis M. McKeown S. Metzgar P. Mickle J. Moody J. Murphy N. Osborne R. Otieno M. Paris L. Pyndus S. Racoosin A. Reid D. Rivers D. Scambia N. Schum B. Stewart M. Stickley S. Sisk S. Taylor K. Turner S. Torrelli K. Walker P. Walls R. Walton D. Watkins J. Wentland V. Williamson N. Wolman R.Zuppo Advisor........................................Mr. Ruoff The objective of the History Club is to give the indivi- President......................................L. Cook dual member a feeling for the historical events that have 1st Vice-President.............................K. Turner contributed to the present day American way of life. A 2nd Vice-President..........................E. Kapochus major goal for all members is to gain respect for the past, Secretary......................................B. Stewart present and the future. Treasurer......................................B. Godin Historian...................................C. McKinney Parliamentarian................................S. Taylor 154 OLIVER: oom-pa-pah J. Haley H. Haley C. Dixon P. Polnisch G. Trofa D. Watkins A. Reid T. Lewis M. Paris K. Asenavage G. Henry L. Pyndus L. Walrath D. Brown J. Coch R. Zuppo J. Wentland B. Godin For the first time in the history of the Penn-Delco schools, Brookhaven and Northley Junior Highs and Sun Valley have banded together to stage a major musical pro- duction. The title of the musical was Oliver and it was presented on March 28,29 and 30. Mr. John Cook, a teacher at Brookhaven and the director, said that the play was hard work, but that it was well worth the effort. The cast practiced everyday after school and on Saturdays. Everyone who saw Oliver agreed that the play was a big success. The singing and acting was executed brilliantly and the set was very realistic. Let’s hope our Drama Guild stays together and reaches even greater heights next year. 155 SKI CLUB: the thrill of victory; the agony of defeat President. . . . T. Lewis Vice President.. J. Thomas Secretary.......T. Drake Treasurer.......M. Brauer Advisor.........Mr. Bolyard T. Lewis J. Thomas T. Drake M. Brauer K. Michels C. Houck P. Prosseda J. Levin S. Magerr B. Smith T. Kriebel K. Asenavage L. Lelii P. Walls K. Chappell M. Wilson S. Safryraba M. Michels D. Davis S. Curry L. Green J. Green A. Zelnik J. McElwee C. Cross C. Dixon P. Fasy M. Lindsey R. Cooper D. Ross J. Owens H. Miron M. Maloney M. Merryman T. Feinberg 156 Oar trip to Great Gorge . . . The main purpose of the ski club is to teach it’s members how to ski. As such, the club sponsors trips to the skiing areas. This year they went to Elk Mountain for a day and Great Gorge, New Jersey for three days. To say the least, a good time was had by all; despite all of the falls and bruises! The advisor of the club is Mr. Bolyard and under his direction, the “skiers” raised money for the trips. This year they sponsored a car wash and sold zodiac plaques. DEC A: Vanguard’s Variety Need a pin, pencil, note- book or a S.V. jacket? Then take a trip down to our book- store. With DECA running the “Vanguard Variety” store. Sun Valley is certainly well equipped. The Distri- butive Education Clubs of America helps the students understand more about the business world. They also compete against other schools in business activities. TOP ROW (L to R)—L. Jasinski, C. Fasano L. Carey, B. Zang, M. Titter. BOTTOM ROW (L to R)—B. Burns, C. Ward, S. Lake, C. Aronson, L. Discala, C. McCarthy, A. Ruggeri. SAFETY CLUB: Stop, Look, Listen Safety Club exists to furthei the safety habits of the students who are taking Driver’s Educa tion class. The club sponsored a safety week complete with mov- ies, guest speakers, and a safety poster contest. There were winners chosen for the best poster and the best safety jing- le. The sponsor of the club is Mr. Corbett, and to all his club members, “He is a great guy, and without him, the club would not be a success.” TOP ROW (L to R)—S. Hamilton, P. Randall, M. Waneski, L. Sargent, M. Dragoni, N. Harvin, M. Carroll. BOTTOM ROW(L to R)—G. Penning- ton, B. Dowd, J. MacEwan, G. Mann, B. Greis- meyer, P. Baysinger. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: a well-bound group R. Brown R. Cheety J. Diaz J. Hamilton E. Heistand D. Wright S. Zamonski S. Zamonski 12th J. Achuff D. Behrle J. Cardwell B. Dayton K. Gallagher R. Hoyt D. Icaro D. Millichap S. Smith The library assistants help Mr. Cummiskey run the library. They are not a club as such, for each student receives a credit for working. Thanks to their interest and diligence, the Sun Valley library runs smoothly. 160 YOUNG LIFE: a part of living President.....................Keith Holcombe Vice President................Kathy White Secretaries...................Debby Woyton Kathy Baker John Fendt Advisors......................Ron Prox Gerry McCoy Bebe Nichols Young Life is a happy group of people who meet at the home of Ron Prox in Brookhaven every Thursday night. They are happy because they share fellowship in the Lord. At every meeting songs are sung, skits are staged and a speaker is featured. The club runs many special activities. In November a week-end trip to Hilltop Ranch was spon- sored. In December a concert was held at Sun Valley for the entire student body. In January the group went skiing at Jack Frost. During the summer of ’74 a trip is planned to visit Colorado. The main reason the club exists is to share love. 161 SCOTT'S HI-Q: intelligence at large Captain.............................Richard Wright Historian...........................Kenny Ryder Advisor.............................Howard Bronda 12th T. Dougherty P. Fasy K. Gillingham J. Kile M. Lindsay S. Martens T. Poltorak R. Wright Uth H.Fahy B. Heistand S. Hibbs P. Lykens K. Ryder 10th K. Chappell J. Heistand J. Koch D. Snider Scott’s Hi-Q is an assembly program that tests the general scholastic knowledge of outstanding students from twenty- one Delaware County high schools. Scott Paper Company has sponsored this program for the past twenty-four years, be- cause they believe that it encourages initiative, sportsman- ship and academic achievement. The club participated in three meets this year including one at Sun Valley. 162 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: the cream of the crop!! 12th D. Binning D. Blonski J. Calvin D. Clark L. Cook A. DiLucido T. Dougherty P. French K. Gillingham J. Hufnal E. Kapochus J. Kile T. Kriebal T. Lynott J. MacEwan A. Mansky C. McKinney T. Nuttall P. Polnisch T. Polterak A. Rocco S. Sanborn A. San tore S. Taylor K. Turner D. Watkins E. Weiner K. White J. Wilesczek R. Wright 11th B. Heistand S. Hibbs K. Ryder C. Wamunski This year, Sun Valley’s Honor Society has a large member- ship. The Sun Valley Chapter sponsored by Miss Densmore tries to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to render ser- vice, and to encourage the development of character. They have the duty of changing the school bulletin board every month and they also tutor their fellow students who are hav- ing problems with their school work. In April, the National Honor Society holds a candlelight induction service for new members. President...........................David Clark Vice President......................Arthur Mansky Treasurer...........................Ted Nuttall Recording Secretary.................Patricia French Corresponding Secretary.............Donna Binnig Historian...........................Ann Santore Advisor.............................Natalie L. Densmore 163 VOICE OF THE VALLEY: meet the press! N. Harvin P. Gormley K. Baker J. Bigas D. Canning S. Coale R. Coppock K. Davison A. DeLucido D. Ellerbrake B. Godin H. Haley G. Hartley K. Howard D.Jackson P. McElwee C. Morgan N. News P. Orobono R. Poore B. Rhodes S. Vollrath D. Woyton K. White K. Frank N. Osborne Editor-in-Chief.. Assistant Editor. Sports Editor.... Feature Editor... Advisor.......... N. Harvin P. Gormley B. Hartigan A. DeLucido Mr. T.J. Urso The Voice of the Valley is a newspaper published by and for the students of Sun Valley on alternate Fridays of the school year. This year the newspaper room was situ- ated at room 100 and the staff met everyday 6th or 7th periods. The paper includes coverage on all sports events, all school activities, the school board, movie reviews, a firing-line, special feature articles, and gossip. What stu- dent will ever forget rushing down to lunch on Friday to pick up his paper! 165 MUSICALE: In Tune With The Times 1st ROW— Sheryl Andrews, Sue Taylor, Sharon George, Kathy Vaness, George Henry, Karen White, Nancy Murphy, Steve DeLuca, Debbie Holen- bach, Denise Hodgson. 2nd ROW— Kim Gillingham, Angie Zygmunt, Karen Turner, Bev Stewart, Carol McKinney, Linda Cook, Barb Griesmeyer, Nancy Shewn, Linda Lamb, Shawn Volrath, Kathy Davison. 3rd ROW— Dominic Zuppo, A1 Rocco, Jay Kyle, Arthur Mansky, Ken Ryder, Mark Paris, Debbie Shultz, Jim Kotch, Elaine Kopochus, Dave Clark, Steve Sanborn, Margie Antes, Kenny Kline, Jon Calvin, Tim Lewis. Sam Harris. Musicale is an annual publication including all of the memories of Sun Valley’s Band. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editors Secretary Advisor A1 Rocco Jon Calvin, Art Mansky, and Ken Ryder Bev Stewart Mr. DeAugustine MOTIF: Literary Designs Franny Walls, Barry Godin, Liz Slotwinski, Cheryl McCarthy, Lynn Parks, Kim Gillingham, Paula Polnish, Nancy Harvin, Elaine Weiner, Pat Walls, Donna Snyder. Motif is Sun Valley’s literary magazine. It includes short stories, poems, and art work all created by our own student body. This is the second year of their annual “Motif Literary Contest”. Anyone can submit original works and be eligible to win a first prize of fifteen dollars, a second prize of ten dollars, or a third prize of five dollars. Copies of the magazine are issued in May. 167 Editor-in-Chief Elaine Weiner Assistant Editor Fran Walls Art Editor Mary Jane Poppert Art Co-Ed. Dottie Urbani Business Man Barry Godin Advisor Mrs. Muldoon 1st ROW— Bill Hartigan, Ann Santore, Laurel Hubachek, Ronnie Rojas, Jeanne MacEwan, Nita Brown, Cris Iannucci, Julie Rumbold, Denise MacMillan, Joanne Lohin. 2nd ROW—Miss Dougherty, Pam Fasy, Donna Micone, Bob Miley, Sarah Holland, Donna Binnig, Steve Torelli, Liz Slotwinski, Cindy Dixon, Kathy Baker, Barb Greismyer, Janet Oakes, Kim Parente. ABSENT— Marc Restucci, Chris Hackney, Gary Hartley. ijjyj Spectrum ’74 had its beginning early in the summer of ’73. Choosing a theme, deciding on the type to be used, what unique and appealing methods to use for fund rais- ing; these were some of the things decided long before our school year began. Deadlines were met with greater ease this year, since we were able to meet five class periods a week. “Beanie Day” and the Christmas Ball were both very successful and contributed greatly to our funds. We the staff sincerely hope that we have attained the goal of capturing the pleasurable moments that will always be cherished. HSiit: r .Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Slotwinski Business Manager Sarah Holland Circulation Manager Kathy Baker Art Editors Barb Greismeyer, Bob Miley Copy Editor Ann Santore Photography Editor Gary Hartley Section Editors Faculty Janet Oakes Seniors Julie Rumbold Sports Nita Brown, Bill Hartigan School Life Jeanne MacEwan Clubs Cindy Dixon Underclassmen Donna Micone Laurel Hubachek idvisor Miss M. Dougherty BAND: marching on to victory D. Anthony K. Atherholt S. Aucott K. Baylor J. Beggs G. Berrier D. Blackburn S. Busch man J. Calvin D. Canning E. Carlson P. Camevale D. Clark L. Cook W. Craig R. Curran C. Czajka C. Czemik J. DeAugustine P. DeLeo S. DeLuca E. DePrinzio L. DeWees K. Dougherty J. Worrell J. Friel J. Gallagher R. Gelston V. Gilligan K. Gillingham B. Godin R. Govan D. Greene B. Griesmeyer J. Hale S. Harris G. Henry G. Holt L. Hosier L. Huk C. Hutchinson A. Hydress E. Kapochus R. Kapochus J. Kile K. Kline J. Koch M. Kraus D. Kutcher E. Worthington C. Kyle C. Lamb K. Lamey B. Lejman T. Lewis A. Mansky L. McFadden M. McKeown C. McKinney B. Mizzau J. Murphy W. Ogden M. Paris D. Pierdomenico D. Price A. Rocco K. Ryder D. Rzucidlo R. Sanborn S. Sanborn B. Schade D. Schultz N. Schum G. Shisler G. Zacharkiw K. Skelley A. Smith G. Smith W. Spence J. Stevenson J. Stevenson R. Stevenson B. Stewart D. Strawley S. Taylor K. Thompson K. Turner C. Vaness K. Vollrath S. Vollrath N. Waniewski K. Ward S. Wells J. Wentland R. White R. Whitesel F. Whittington B. Wiens N. Wolman D. Zuppo The Sun Valley Band is one of the most active and spir- ited roots of Sun Valley. There are not many things in which they are not involved. The band marched at all of the football games and participated in many community parades, including ones held at New Holland, Collingdale, Christiana, and Brookhaven. They also went into field competitions at Widener, Marple and the Vet Stadium. The band is also the main cheering section at the pep rallies. During the 1973-74 season, the band motto was “The Year of Truth.” This was the last year that the band will be as it has been from its creation. A tremendous under- taking is currently underway led by the band’s sponsors, Mr. Joseph DeAugustine and Mr. Norman Fehr. Starting in 1974-75, the band will include 40 flag girls, 20 pom pom girls, no more than 20 majorettes, 24 rifles, and a small flag-carrying colorguard along with the 96-102 playing members. They hope to compete against the best bands' in the nation and with much hard work and patience, we’re sure they’ll succeed. Good luck to them! P.S. to all of next year’s members: The Spectrum staff is saying a “silent prayer” for all of you, and “may God bless!” 171 Color guard J. Morrow—Captain R. Coppock—Co-Captain V. Armstrong D. Brown D. Coppock J. Davison K. Davison R. Ford J. Haley J. Heistand K. Hurdle S. Keyser P. Leitao J. MacEwan J. McElwee P. McElwee C. Mussington N. Needles N. News S. Ryder A. Santore B. Walrath 172 B. Rhodes—Captain L. Dougherty—Co-Captain P. Colvin S. Curry M. Duffy S. Ellerbrake C. Forrest S. Franke S. George N. Groton D. Hodgson C. Jackson D. Jackson P. Johnson L. Lamb D. Letherbury D. McMaster P. Mickle J. Moody P. Orobono B. Pendleton J. Reiss J. Scott P. Walls D. Wojciechowski N. Wolters 173 Majorettes D. Hollenbach—Captain A. Zygmunt—Co-Captain B. Bean C. Evans K. Hippie K.Kauranen B. Levitski S. Livingstone T. Locke K. Lunness L. McCall D. Peacock D. Raughley R. Riper S. Welsh 174 Sheryl Andrews— Head Drum Majorette Flag Squad N. Murphy—Captain D. Young—Co-Captain M. Antes K. Dargay K. Erb S. Erb L. Ewing J. Gosselin J. Grishka G. Herr K. Kaniefski M. Roller L. Schaffer E. Slotwinski M. Tiberi D. White K. White 175 CHORUS, STAGE BAND AND ORCHESTRA S. Andrews M. Antes D. Anthony S. Aucott S. Bail D. Barnes P. Bay singer J. Beggs D. Blackburn J. Bonatucci D. Brown J. Calvin D. Canning R. Chandler D. Clark P. Colvin L. Cook R. Curran C. Czajka K. Davies J. DeAugustine L. Deeble D. DeLuca B. DiLucido M. DeMagistris J. Fink B. Foster T. Frame J. Gallagher S. George V. Gilligan K. Gillingham K. Glyshaw D. Greene B. Haldeman S. Harris G. Henry D. Hollenbach C. Hutchinson E. Kapochus J. Kile K. Kline J. Koch M. Kraus L. Lamb B. Lei man M. McKeown C. McKinney D. Messerschmidt M. Moletteri J. Moody P. Nicholson W. Ohlerking P. Pierdomenico P. Polnisch D. Polyak A. Reid J. Reiss B. Rhoades A. Rocco J. Ross K. Ryder S. Ryder C. Sampson D. Schultz J. Scott A. Sgro G. Snisler S. Sisk K. Skelley J. Smith W. Smith J. Stevenson B. Stewart S. Taylor M. Tiberi K. Turner C. Vaness A. Vincenzo M. Warren D. Warsheski S. Wells B. Wiens J. Worrell C. Worth R. Zuppo M. Zuppo A. Zygmunt Dressed in blue and gold robes, the Sun Valley chorus exists to further the sound and enjoyment of music. They plan two assemblies a year; one at Christmas and another in the spring. They also travel to different schools to perform in assemblies. G. Berrier D. Blackburn J. Calvin D. Clark B. Curran J. DeAugustine P. DeLeo L. DeW'ees J. Gallagher S. Harris G. Holt L. Hosier A. Hydress J. Kile K. Kline T. Lewis G. Marencin T. Marencin M. Paris A. Rocco K. Ryder R. Sanborn S. Sanborn G. Shisler J. Smith B. Spence D. Strawley S. Wells B. Wiens E. Worthington R.Zuppo 176 the sounds of music! Sun Valley is so classy, that it even has an orchestra. The orchestra performs at concerts held in the spring and at Christmas. They tour the elementary schools to get the young children interested in music. The orchestra also goes to vari- ous places to hear professionals play. Orchestra is both a learning and fun experience. D. Blackburn D. Canning K. Chappell D. Clark R. Curran C. Czajka H. Fahy J. Gallagher K. Gillingham D. Greene S. King A. Mansky M. Paris A. Rocco K. Ryder J. Stevenson R. Stevenson S. Taylor B. Wiens Since the traditional form of the dance hall and the Satur- day night dances have passed away, there was no need for a school to have a dance band. However, competitions were started for dance bands which are now known as stage bands. The stage band enables musicians to pursue other forms of music such as jazz, rock, popular and contemporary instead of just marching and concert music. Our stage band has won the Ridley Jazz Festival for the past two years. In the spring of ’74 they also entered the Brandywine High School and the Beaver College Competitions, and sponsored one at Sun Valley on April 30. 177 Band Fair The band needs an enormous amount of money to func- tion successfully each year. Part of the money comes from their annual band fair. The parents of the band members supervise the various booths and the band members help to work in them. Anyone who attended the fair will not for- get seeing his favorite band member getting soaked in the dunking machine, or buying a balloon from the polka-dot- ted clown. 178 STAGE CREW: lights, cameras, action! A. Rocco J. Calvin J. Murphy T. Lewis M. Whittington R. Curran M. Christy G. Howard K. Ryder B. Davidson M. Howard Stage Crew is one club that is taken for granted. Yet in the past they have helped Sun Valley in many ways. They run the stage lights and are around anytime that the stage is in use. The many activities that they supervise include all of the band con- certs, all group concerts, all special assemblies and movies for various classes and clubs. 179 STUDENT SENATE: the majority rules! Students striving together to promote a more enjoyable school atmosphere, is really the main objective of the Sun Valley Student Senate. Acting as the voice for the entire student body, the sen- ators hold monthly meetings, some of which are the houses for many heated discussions, but always resulting in per- sonal or collective goals. Ending the year, with a fine accomplishment, the long awaited dream of a student smoking lounge has become a reality, thanks to the perseverance of the Student Senate. President... A. Santore Vice President.. M. Read Secretary... D. Tresca Advisor . . Mr. Giampalmi A.M. VO-TECH: Our morning workers! Grade 10: B. Dixon, D. Iannucci, J. Kammerer, B. Kristman, G. Marecin, Mitchell, K. Moccia, C. Moore, F. Moore, L. Shilobod, D. Vandemark, S. Wickersham. Grade 11: J. Barrett, P. Bolyard, B. Bondrowski, K. Bonney, A. Boughner, M. Bums, T. Chapman, S. Crosby, T. Feeley, G. Feilds, L. Gutta, M. Goodale, R. Grav, P. Hare, D. Hart, R. Jacobs, J. Kalinowsky, R. Kostes, R. Lewis, P. Lombardi, G. McCleaft, R. Pala- gruto, D. Watkins. 181 182 PM VOC TECH R. Arner J.Kok D. Spicer J. DiVitis S. Bailey R. Hall J. Sell L. Augustine W. Lanahan B. Swope P. Nester J. Bateman R. Houpt P. Smedley J. Baxter D. Lastoskie S. Thomas P. Newlin D. Behrle D. Lofland G. Sommers W. Braun R. Lehr S. Tipton W. Ohlerking B. Bleiler W. Lovette R. Tickle M. Broom all J. Lockhart J. Warren B. Parris J. Boughner D. McKnett J. Warhola J. Casciato K. Loveland J. Wasylyk R. Renzulli J. Colberg R. Miley D. White R. Cook K. Moccia S. Whelan B. Robinson W. Collins J. Mussington R. Wood D. Costa N. Moyer F. Whittington K. Roser P. Convery G. Noblit S. Worth K. Dougherty B. Murphy D. Williams R. Ruark D. DeOrio M. Olenik M. Zuppo K. Fetzer C. Mussington J. Batter C. Santucci C. DeSimone D. Peacock S. Guthan V. Pal it a M. Bucci L. Seiler D. Gatta B. Prosseda C. Hamilton L. Poppert B. Burdett D. Smith M. Gilbert R. Rohanna M. Hrischuk M. Restucci J. Coalson M. Syder J. Green D. Roser J. Kammerer A. Rowley B. DeHaven M. Tiberi L. Greenhalgh K. Schwerin M. Keeley M. Serge D. DeMutis D. Wallin R. Greer E. Sell 183 VIC A: uo-tech in action G. Sommers........President W. Oleking........Vice-President D. Peacock........State Secretary D. Roser..........Secretary The Delaware County Area Vocational Technical Schools support the idea that youth organizations are an integral part of the student’s total educational experience. As a result, VICA was created. The club encourages stu- dent participation and sponsors such activities as making Christmas baskets. It also holds various other service func- tions for the betterment of the school and the community. 184 WORK EXPERIENCE: work can be fun R. Acuff J. Anthony J. Ash bridge C. Balentine S. Barrett D. Basara M. Berkemeyer G. Bostwick R. Brittingham R. Chapman D. Chiam M. Christie C. Clark S. Coalson S. Commale J. Crilley C. Crocket B. David L. Deebul W. Dickerson K. Drumheller P. Durham C. Epright E. Feeley G. Glomb M. Goodeyon M. Gorman T. Graham L. Greenhalgh C. Guzzo S. Helosky J. Hrischuk P. Icenhour P. Jones R. Kalinowsky H. Kiker R. Kimball D. Kuryea R. Landino L. Lauer W. Lawlor J. Leary D. Lee J. Lelir L. Lewis H.Lobb G. Logan C. Miron A. Mackrell B. Mano A. Mandes M. McKenna D. Melchoir M. Memamam D. Millichap J. Misturak J. Morrow M. Morgan B. Needles L. Neeld D. Nelms K. Nuyannes C. O’Connor G. Oliber D. Opelt T. Ousey C. Parent B. Pryce M. Read C. Romeo J. Rupnickie M. Russco L. Schultz J. Slesicke S. Smith J. Soha K. Tasker M. Taylor J. Templin J. Thomas K. Tindall K. Trosino R. Vanhorn S. Vansickle V. Venutti A. Wakefield P. Welsh J. Whittaker C. Williams R. Young Students who are generally not interested in furthering their high school education can further their future career by electing to go on work experience in their senior year. Mr. James Collier likes the students to work at a job that will be a learning ex- perience. The members leave Sun Valley at 11:20 each day and then proceed to work for a minimum of 500 hours for the year. 185 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Sophomores 188-195 196-203 Juniors Class of ’75 BOTTOM ROW— Ed Fisher, President; Ginny Gadzala, Secretary; Joanne Lohin, Treasurer; Mr. Rau, Advisor. SECOND ROW— Sharon Erb, Historian; Mary Ann Tiberi, Vice-President. The class of ’75 has come a long way in the past two years. As sophomores, they spon- sored such activities as roller-skating and dances. As juniors, they continued to be ac- tive sponsoring more dances, and a raffle at Christmas time for a “basket of cheer” (con- taining records and a free pass to either the soph hop, junior or senior prom). Their ju- nior prom was a success also. It seems to the Spectrum staff that the class of ’75 will make a fine group of seniors next year. C. Ackerman P. Acton V. Armstrong W. Arthur K. Atherholt J. Ayers S. Bail R. Bailey W. Bailey B. Baker K. Barr J. Barret R. Bateman J. Bauer B. Bean J. Beggs K. Bell G. Berrier W. Biddle N. Boggs P. Bolyard B. Bondrowski J. Bonner K. Bonney A. Boughner D. Boyd M. Bradford P. Bratten L. Brennan K. Brooks H. Brown R. Brown L. Brunner S. Buckman B. Burdett D. Burnett B. Burns C. Butt J. Button K. Campbell A. Cardoni L. Carey P. Carey E. Carlson R. Carr M. Carroll J. Carter L. Carter G. Cassidy C. Caton J. Chaga K. Chaires N. Chandler T. Chapman C. Chappell M. Cibroski T. Chism M. Clark R. Clark V. Clark J. Coalson P. Colvin D. Coppock F. Coppock M. Cranston K. Crosby S. Crosby R. Curran D. Curry J. Curry K. Cylc K. Czernik D. D’Andreamatteo J. Dantonio D. Davidson D. Davis J. Davis J. Davison K. De Angel is B. Dehaven 189 M. Della Polla M. DeMagi8tris C. Demko D. Demko D. DeMutis G. Deutsh J. Dev ere J. DeVitis D. Devlin L. Dewees J. DeAddizio J. Diaz P. DiFabio M. Dix S. Dixon L. Donch S. Erb K. Ereek B. Evans L. Ewing H. Fahy T. Felley A. Ferra gut G. Fields J. File D. Fisher E. Fisher K. Flemming W. Ford R. Forte B. Foster D. Fowler T. Frame K. Frank S. Franke J. Fullmer M. Furniss G. Gadzala J. Gallager N. Garrett L. Gata R. Gelston W. Gillespie V. Gilligan S. Goetchius G. Goldy D. Gonsalves M. Good ale W. Goodley R. Goodman I. Gorden J. Gosselin S. Graham R. Grau D. Griffin J. Grishka M. Grosso N. Groton D. Guzzo P. Hailstone A. Haley J. Hamilton E. Hare P. Hare H. Harper S. Harris R. Hartigan P. Hartman C. Hartranft R. Harvison B. Heistand D. Helferty 190 D. Hess S. Hibbs D. Hill D. Hiller M. Hino K. Hippie D. Hite L. Hoag D. Hodgson K. Holcombe M. Holland D. Hollenbach G. Holt K. Hoover R. Hoover K. Hopkins D. Houtz M. Howard N. Howard T. Hoyt L. Hubachek D. Hudome A. Hummel K. Hurdle L. Hurlburt C. Hutchison J. Hydress C. Imburgia T. Imburgia K. Jackson W. Jackson R. Jacobs W. Jakavick L. Jasinski P.Johnson L. June P.June V.June J. Kalinowski E. Kane K. Kaniefski K. Kauranen D. Kavros M. Kelly C. Kennedy S. King L. Kopeika R. K ostes W. Kramer M. Kraus D. Kristman D. Kutcher C. Kyle S. Lake L. Landino P. Langton 191 B. Lewis R. Link S. Liounis S. Livingstone J. Lohin P. Lombardi B. Lopchinsky T. Lord K. Lunness C. Lusky M. Lykens T. Lynch D. MacDonald T. Marinacci J. Marley T. May C. McCall L. McCall J. McConnell C. McCracken C. McDade J. McDade T. McFadden C. McGraw T. McHale M. McKeown J. McKinney E. McKniff S. McLaughlin J. McMaster T. McNelly J. Melton N. Mercadante T. Merichko S. Metzger D. Micone B. Miller M. Miller P. Miller H. Miron B. Mizzau J. Moccia C. Monhallan A. Monroe D. Moor K. Moore T. Morgan C. Moyer C. Meyers L. Needles N. Needles P. Nicholson J. Nixon L. Novonti S. Nussey D. Nyce K. O’Berg T. O’Connor W. Ohlerking K. O’Neill D. Ortlip K. O’Shea T. Owens P. Pachuta R. Palagruto R. Pal more B. Panoc P. Parente T. Parke L. Parkes D. Parkin B. Parris L. Patterson K. Payne C. Peterkin S. Pierce B. Pincowicz ■L W D. Pinnock T. Poole L. Powell 192 C. Pullin L. Pyndus T. Quinney M. Raffaele D. Raughley G. Read J. Read C. Reece C. Rehs D. Reid W. Reinmiller J. Reiss R. Renzulli I J. Replogle W. Rhoades B. Rhodes C. Robinett B. Robinson C. Robinson L. Robinson G. Roggio K. Roser S. Ross C. Rossetti A. Ruggeri J.Ruh R. Russell K. Ryder C. Sampson R. Sanborn C. Sands C. Santucci L. Sargent S. Satchell G. Saudarg M. Scarpato B. Schade D. Schultz J. Scott L. Seiler M. Senkowsky D. Shanahan W. Shepard G. Shisier P. Shortlidge D. Shultz J. Silvestri B. Simcox S. Simcox J. Simpson S. Sisk J. Slowik D. Smith D. Smith J. Smith C. Smulktis S. Soring E. Spain W. Spence K. Stacey S. Stanislow B. Stant M. Stern J. Sigda W.Sigda R. Stevenson P. Steward D. Strain D. Strawley R. Strootman J. Suler J. Sullivan C. Suterlin P. Sweigart R. Tacchi D. Temme V. Temple D. Thomas S. Thomas C. Thompson M. Tiberi M. Titter J.Traband B. Tress J. Trosino A. Truett F. Turner G. Van Kirk F. Vaul A. Vlencenzo S. Wallace F. Walls J. Ward D. Watkins R. Watkins C. Waxmunski C. Weidmen R. Weller G. Zacharkiw S. Zamonski B. Zang D. Zawisza E. Zebley B. Zimmerman G. Zimmerman G. White G. White B. Williams D. Wilson D. Wojciechowski P. Wojcik J. Worrell D. Wright 194 The head bone is connected to the . .. Did you hear who broke up yesterday? Just think it’s only Monday! Gee, you would make someone a wonderful wife. Here it comes! 195 Dan Guzzo is the most important guy in his KP class. Sophomores: Class of ’76 SEA TED— Allison Reid, Vice-President; Terri Feinberg, President; Michele Dertadian, Secretary. BACK ROW— Jeannie McElwee, Historian; Mr. Grassano, Advisor; Bonnie Levitski, Treasurer. The class of ’76 has had a very exciting Sophomore year. They have been involved in many activities in- cluding “Rent a Soph” day, sponsoring a dance after a football game, and the selling of select items in a kit, and candy apples after school. They also sponsored a concert given by the group “Free Fare,” and co-spon- sored a roller skating party with the junior class. Their last major project was the planning and decorating for the Soph Hop, which was held in March. The theme was “Saturday in the Park” and everyone who attended had a great time. The Spectrum Staff would like to wish the Class of ’76 success for their remaining two years in Sun Valley. i% G. Abbott S. Achuff K. Acton D. Adams J. Agostinelli T. Aulisa G. Anderson M. Antes D. Anthony N. Ardes M. Amott K. Asenavage S. Aucott L. Augustine L. Augustine D. Bacon C. Baker D. Baker R. Baker J. Bansbach C. Barham D. Barnes J. Batten J. Baxter K. Baylor J. Beail R. Beare L. Bell B. Biddle D. Blackburn B. Blieler C. Bloss E. Boggs J. Bonatucci D. Bones D. Boord N. Boulder B. Boice A. Brandt M. Brauer D. Brennan N. Brennan A. Brisiel M. Broomall D. Brown L. Buckwalter J. Buerdsell F. Bush J. Cacciatora T. Callahan F. Cardinale J. Camevale D. Carr M. Carroll J. Casciato I. Castagna B. Cavanaugh K. Cease K. Certo K. Chappell J. Chiappetta A. Chism B. Christopher S. Christopher D. Clark J. Clark G. Clement C. Col berg R. Cole M. Commale K. Conley R. Connelly W. Connor C. Cook J. Cooke R. Cooper W. Cooper D. Covell J. Crane J. Cressman 197 C. Cross D. Culp S. Curry S. Curry C. Czajka B. Czozewski T. Daley D. Dargay B. Dauber man S. Davidson K. Davies D. Davis D. Davis G. Davis P. DeLeo D. DeLuca C. Demko E. DePrinzio M. Dertadian M. Dertadian K. Detwiler I. Deutch D. Diamond T. Dickerson M. Diehl H. DiFabio B. DiLucido F. DiLizio A. DiMeglio J. DiScala D. Divito M. Donato K. Dougherty T. Drake L. Drozdowski M. Dublisky M. Duffy R. Duffy N. Dugan C. Dyer M. Edmunds C. Eisele S. Ellerbrake D. Elliott K. Elser D. Eroh S. Eufrasio C. Evans E. Fabuien L. Fasy T. Feeley T. Feinberg K. Fetzer N. File R. Filippi J. Fink L. Finn L. Fisher J. Flemming G. Fooks C. Forrest D. Fortune J. Fox A. Frank J. Friel J. Galvin D. Ganter B. Gibson R. Giduck R. Giomboni A. Gittman M. Glomb T. Goodale C. Goodman R. Goodman R. Govah A. Grace R. Grezszkowiak B. Griesmeyer D. Gualtieri 198 J. Gusler K. Guy C. Hackney A. Haday J. Haday J. Hale J. Haley K. Halvorsen B. Hamilton C. Hamilton R. Hamilton K. Hanock D. Hardy K. Harper P. Hart R. Hartigan C. Haschak G. Hatlin R. Hatton J. Heistand G. Herrick C. Hinn D. Hill D. Hino R. Holland E. Hoffman S. Holefelder P. Holovich D. Horn G. Horinbrook A. Houpt D. Howard L. Huk D. Hurst M. Hyczka N. Hyde A. Hydress D. Iannucci T. Imre C. Jackson E. Jenkins J. Jennings S.Johnson J. June J. Kammerek J. Keegan K. Keeley M. Keeley 199 J. Laird C. Lamb K. Lamey P. Lamplugh B. Lanahan M. Lancianese D. Lanciano J. Lante D. Laskowski D. Lastoskie J. Lawton L. Lawton D. Laxton C. Leary R. Lee J. Leeder R. Lehr B. Leiman L. Lelii B. Levitski B. Lewis T. Lewis D. Lohin D. Lopchinsky J. Longhurst K. Loveland H. I ozetsky J. Lynch S. Lyons T. Magerr M. Maggio B. Maitland R. Maitland B. Malesky G. Malin M. Maloney K. Mann G. Marencia T. Marencin N. Marshall M. Marusco M. Marvel B. McCary J. McElwee L. McFadden S. McFarland M. McManiman D. McMaster II'M D. McManamin C. Meeham M. Merryman S. Metcalfe M. Michels P. Mickle C. Miles I). Miller D. Milne N. Miron B. Mizzau K. Moccia M. Moletteri A. Monaco J. Moody C. Moore 200 F. Moore P. Moore C. Morelli C. Morgan S. Morgan K. Mortimer C. Moyer N. Moyer D. Morsdorf D. Mullin A. Muraska B. Murphy J. Murphy K. Murray N. Murray P. Murray R. Murray C. Mussington R. Niehann K. Nolan J. Novotni G. Nuyannes K. Nyce P. O’Connor S. Ogden M. O’Donnell L. Olivastro C. O’Malley M. Orndorff A. Osher J. Osifat B. Ousey B. Owsley V. Palita J. Paradissis C. Parent M. Paris L. Pascale D. Patton K. Perko A. Petrone M. Peticci D. Pierdomenico P. Pierdomenico T. Pinnock D. Pitt B. Poole L. Poole L. Poppert D. Powell P. Prosseda R. Quinney S. Racoosin D. Raftovich A. Reid M. Peticci D. Riggin G. Rindome R. Riper R. Roggio M. Robinson D. Ross J. Ross K. Rostron A. Rowley E. Rumbold M. Ryan S. Ryder D. Rzucidlo S. Safryraba C. Satchell D. Scambia L. Schaffer J. Schaffstall T. Schreffler P. Schultz M. Serge D. Sgro S. Shaw D. Shermer 201 L. Shilobod K. Siekierski S. Sigley T. Siko K. Skelley R. Slesicki A. Smiley A. Smith D. Snider L. Spence D. Spicer N. Stagner P. Stallone V. Stallone L. Steene J. Steer J. Stevenson J. Stevenson M. Stickley S. Strawley A. Summa W. Summers B. Swope P. Tasker B. Taylor L. Taylor E. Tennyson D. Thomas S. Thomas R. Tillman M. Toomey P. Trasatti A. Tresse G. Trofa D. Trosino K. Trosino B. Truett P. Twomey K. Ulearey J. Ulemry T. Urbine C. Vaccaro D. Van Demark V. Van Denark B. Van Ess M. Viviani D. Volpe K. Vollrath P. Walls F. Walton K. Ward J. Warfel M. Warfel J. Warren D. Waxmunski S. Weathers S. Webber D. Weidman B. Weins S. Webster C. Wellock B. Wells G. Welsh S. Welsh J. Wentland B. White D. White K. Whitesel F. Whittington S. Wickersnan R. Wileczek D. Williams V. Williamson C. Willoughby M. Wilson B. Win free N. Wolman N. Wolters J. Wood 202 In Memoriam In memory of Susan Foster, whose courageous battle against overwhelming odds was lost in February of 1973. Her zest for life, her friendliness, and her determination will be qualities long remembered by everyone. SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Dominick Zuppo Mr. Mrs. Raymond Young Mr. Mrs. Donald Worthington Mr. Mrs. Robert White Mr. Mrs. Stuart B. Wells Mr. Mrs. Raymond Weiner Mr. Mrs. Paul Warsheski Mr. Mrs. Edward Vollrath Mr. Mrs. Gerard Vaness Mr. Mrs. Howard Turner Mr. Mrs. Walter E. Trezise Mr. Mrs. Wm. N. Taylor Mrs. John F. Slotwinski Mrs. Edwin A. Siekierski Mr. Mrs. Louis A. Rydzewski Mr. Mrs. Ronald H. Rumbold Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Ripka Mr. Mrs. Richard Rhodes Mrs. Dolores Panzullo Mr. Mrs. John Orobono Mr. Mrs. James K. Nuttall Mr. Mrs. Keeley L. Norris, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph T. Mussington, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Carl Morgan Mrs. Dolores Millichap Mr. Mrs. Donald McNeal Mr. Mrs. Harry J. McKinney Mr. Mrs. Lewis C. May Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mansky Mr. Mrs. John Mann Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Kurtz Mr. Mrs. John Hufnal, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Peter D. Holland Mr. Mrs. Leo Hodgson Mr. Mrs. Gordon A. Herr Mr. Mrs. Eugene M. Haday Mr. Mrs. Wm. Griesmeyer Mr. Mrs. James L. Greene Mr. Mrs. Robert Graham Mr. Mrs. W.G. Gillingham Mrs. Josephine R. French Mr. Mrs. William R. Frame Mr. Mrs. Eugene Dargay Mr. Mrs. Donald Coppock Mrs. Alberta Bostwick Alice J. Ault Mr. Mrs. Frederick Ateto Mr. Mrs. Earle Ashbridge Mr. Mrs. Stanley Aronson Mr. Mrs. Ted Andrews Mr. Mrs. Jerry Achuff STUDENT PA TRONS Art Hydress: Class of ’76 Barbara and Eddie Barry and Debbie Forever Bill—All My Love, Karen Bill Hartigan and Ann Santore Bonnie Rhodes and Harry Warren Chris DeSimone Cindy Kyle Class of ’75 Debbie Brinzo and Don Westbrook Denise and Steven Denise MacMillan ’74 De Puede Jinete, o K.R. Dot and Tom 6 22 71 D W and TWDP Ernie and Margie “74” Four Down, One to go —The Brown’s Janet Oakes “Class of ’74” John, I Love You, Natalie Juice and Fred 6 10 72 Julie and Ernie Karen Turner “Class of ’74” Kathy Baker Class of “74” Kathy Kauranen “Class of 75” Kerry and Rich Kevin, Corky, Leonard, Diane 74 Let’s go throwing eggs, Soup Linda and John Linda Cook ’74’ Lou, Don’t give up—Ronnie Mary June Cludge Sypinski Maureen Mark Melody Brown Class of ’78 Mike and Terri “74” Mike Diehl—’76 Mr. Hofheinz, Walk backwards, You look better that way!! “D” Mr. Mrs. Norman Mawby Mrs. Guzzardo: Love Browny Bruce Mutt White Jeff Murphy ’74 M. V. E. R. Y.—’74 Nancy Waniewski and Pete Rudd Pam Fasy Patty and Joe Mike Nita FRED McGRUNTLETTE AND HIS SCROOBLES George Henry ’75 Get it on!—Lisa Girl’s Varsity Basketball Good Luck to All “Griffin of 74” Karen Ault Happiness, Love, Success—R.R. “Harvey” and Liz ’74 Janet and Jimmy Patty French—“Class of ’74” Patty Orobono and Jimmy Bostwick Rhino, Jock, Buffalo, Worm, Sup Dick Richard Otieno—Good Luck Seniors Ron and Ginny February 10th Ron Jackson and Lindy Needles President Jill Sarah and Carl Sarah Holland “Class of ’74” Senior Week—302 Poplar Ave. Wildwood All Welcome M.E.O. Gang Sharon Devonshire Skid Row of ’76 Susan Fiander “74” Sue Taylor “74” Sun Valley Cheerleaders 73-74 THE GANG: Donna, Nat, Debbie B., Ann, Debbie W. 1974 To Bob with love Bonnie To Keith Love Barb To Pat: Much love, Sam To Pete with love Laureen To Ralph with love, Charlene WHO LIVES IN CROZER MANSION??? Walt Garage We finally made it!! P.G.W. Wendy and Steve Williamson Liz Slotwinski “74” BLAIR’S FLORIST CONCORD PANCOAST AVES. CHESTER PLAZA, CHESTER, PA. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 494-1033 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’74 EDWARD E. BATEMAN FREE RESERVATIONS FOR ALL AIRLINES STEAMSHIPS TOURS ASTON TRAVEL AGENCY Funeral Home Brookhaven GINO SILVESTRI TEAM OUTFITTERS Village Green Shopping Center ALL SPORTS Aston, Penna 19014 T N Sporting Goods Mary Guy on 494-2800-2801 UNIFORMS—BOWLING SHIRTS—JACKETS TROPHIES 1119 Powell Rd. Toby Farms Shop Ct. Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 (215) 874-2555 STAR’S FURNITURE CENTER, INC. HOME FURNISHINGS—APPLIANCES COLOR T.V.—STEREO AND CARPETING 1004 MARKET ST. 223D PENNELL RD. MARCUS HOOK, PENNA. 19061 ASTON, PENNA. 19014 PHONE 497-4055 PHONE 497-4100 TR 4-9959 BEN FRANKLIN GEORGE EMHE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. HAIR STYLIST 4619 EDGEMONT AVE. Wholesale Distributors—Supplies Lighting Fixtures Appointments Necessary 31W. Third St., Chester, Pa. 19013 TR6-7147 Perkins of Aston 1 says: Thank you Aston for welcoming us! felloe II IIII IIIIIIUSA- „ ASTON SPORTING GOODS VENUTTS HARD WARE COMPLIMENTS OF 238 Concord Rd. Aston, Pa. DUNKIN’ DONUTS CLASS RINGS • PROM FAVORS • IND. JEWELRY ROBERT J.SOOK CO. MFG. JEWELERS SINCE 1902 BERTRAM H. SUTPHIN 7 ST. ALBANS CIRCLE SALES MANAGER NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. 19073 215-353-4525 TOM CL A Y TOM B REESE General Auto Repairs 'tojMjf CJMC} State Inspection ' Ryder Truck Rentals LINDEN WILLIAMS TEXACO ALL LINES OF INSURANCE TR 2-8745 TR 4-2548 FAST, COURTEOUS SERVICE Concord Shubrook Lane Aston Township, Pa. 19014 PH. (215) 494-9893 SUMMA GOOD LUCK BEAUTY SALON to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1974 3404 Edgemont Avenue Brookhaven Shopping Center Telephone: TR 4-9987 from the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975 COMPLIMENTS OF ASTON GLASS COMPANY TR 6-8744 TR 2-7351 DARN ALL’S HAVEN HOUSE PROM GOWNS FOR THE PARTICULAR Helen Darnall 100 E. Brookhaven, Rd. Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 HARRY’S SHOES INC. 239 Concord Rd. Aston, Pa. 19014 Phone: 497-3724 Orthopedic Shoes Professional Fitting THE CHA-MAR SHOPPE 2602 Edgemont Ave. Parkside, Pa. TR 2-9433 DR. LESTER L. LEVIN LAXTON’S AUTO REPAIRS, CHESTER THE FINEST-BROOKHAVEN RESTAURANT BROOKHAVEN PHARMACY-Open 7 days, TR 4-8654 SAL’S GETTY—Concord Donelly Rd., 494-9892 TRYENS HARDWARE—Aston Shopping Center ANNETTE’S HAIR FASHIONS 494-9716-4844 MR. MRS. THOMAS J. URSO WHEEL ALIGNMENT STATE INSPECTION BALANCING THE GIFT HOUSE, LTD. ALE GETTY SERVICE A GIFT FOR ALL REASONS General Auto Repairing Brookhaven Shopping Center, Springfield, Pa. 3808 Edgemont Avenue Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 TR2-2167 GOOD LUCK to the CLASS of 1974 from JOHN’S FOOD ARAM A BROOKHAVEN BROOKHAVEN SINGER CENTER TEXACO SERVICE 3432 Edgemont Ave. TR4-6210 TR4-6219 Specializing in General Repairs State Inspection—24 Hour Towing—AAA We Do Repairs DON CRAFT 3905 EDGEMONT AVE. TR2-9450 BROOKHAVEN, PA. BRIDGEWATER B.P. Concord Bridgewater Rd. Aston, Pa. 497-1323 A.J. JURICH I Finish Grading 249B CONCORD ROAD Bulldozers Dirt Aston, PA 19014 Back Hoe Trucks Loaders Demolition Phone 494-8142 Excavating Contractors SUNOCO TR 4-0554 BROOKHAVEN GARAGE Complete Automotive Service Road Service Brookhaven Edgemont Ave. Official State Inspection MARCUS HOOK FLORIST 938 MARKET STREET MARCUS HOOK FOUR SEASONS FLOWERS GIFTS PHONE 497-3780 Bank at the HeM... Ruth Bruce Eisenhauer ft’s a good sign. C.A. POWERS CO. Edgemont Trimble Brookhaven, Pa. TR 4-4358 Goodyear Tires, G.E. Appliances T.V. Regal Mufflers Complete Brake Front End Service THE FIDELITY BANK Best Wishes to the Class of '74 Hfor everything need THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO MUSIC 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Rentals Sales Instructions Repairs --CHESTER — 113 E. 7th St. TR4-7158 -VIILA6E GREEN-. Concord Rd. 494-7755 ZAMSKY STUDIOS In Brookhaven TR 6-0363 Minutella’s Florists 1007 Market Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. Official Photographers 4126 EDGMONT AVENUE BROOKHAVEN, PA. Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kept on file. Photographs may be ordered. Other Store Cor. 5th Concord Ave. Chester, Pa. TR 4-4301 FANCY FRUIT BASKETS LINWOOD-KEYSTONE Today’s Army has more good jobs to fill than anybody. We make job hunting easy on you. For starters, we offer over 300 jobs. And you don’t have to worry about experience or training. We’ll give you that. Next, we have Army Representatives who’ll help you get the job you want, where you want to do it. All you have to be is qualified. And you won’t have to quibble about pay. Every- one starts at $326.10 a month before deductions. With fringe benefits no civilian job can touch. If you’re looking for a job that’s as good as you are, call or see your nearby Army Representative. Today’s Army wants to join you. PRIDE, PROUD, PROFESSIONALISM United States Army 1 South Ave. Room 203 Media, PA 19063 Phone 565-1513-565-5039 SAVINGS LOAN Main Office 5th Ave. of the States Chester, Pa. 19016 TR 6-7168 Branch Office Edgemont Ave. Edwards Dr. Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 TR 6-5521 ART SUPPLIES CRAFT SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS FROM VILLAGE GREEN ART CRAFT SHOP Village Green Shopping Center Aston, Pa. 19014 Phone 494-7897 Stained Glass Candle Supplies CUSTOM FRAMING CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1974 College Bound This Fall? Try Army ROTC For Scholarships and Leadership Training ARMYROTC THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY DELA WARE COUNTY CAMPUS MEDIA, PA. 19063 For information call 565-3300, extension 59 Acknowledgement We sincerely appreciate all of the help id guidance given to us in preparing pectrum 74. The staff would especially ce to express our thanks to our advisor id friend, Miss Peggy Dougherty, who is certainly played an important role in le production of the book; Mr. Ronald esotski for the use of the darkroom; Mrs. orinne Byar for sharing the art room 'fice with us; and everyone who has con- ibuted in some way to help produce an inual that reflects the memories of the ast year here at Sun Valley. The 1974 Spectrum Staff : t It can be said that the class of ’74 is the best class that Sun Valley has ever produced—because we are. We have sponsored more activities and enthusiasti- cally participated in more school affairs than any other class. Oh, we’ve certainly had our ups and downs. We entered Sun Valley as little sophomores, and tended to stay in our own cliques. Yet even then we were marked as being special, because no matter how much we fought, the finished products were al- ways sensational. Time went on and somehow we started to work together. Our jealousies and criticisms receded into the background and we began to appreciate the good that everyone of us offered. Usually the seniors are the “dead-heads” of the school, but that theory was proved wrong. Our class showed that the seniors are the leaders of Sun Valley. This yearbook holds our memories. We sincerely hope that the spirit the class of ’74 kindled will con- tinue to burn in all future classes. “Though summer turns to winter and the present disappears. The laughter we were glad to share Will echo through the years. Though summer nights and autumn days May find us going our separate ways, WE WILL HAVE THESE MOMENTS TO REMEMBER ....” V As our caps are cast down Our hearts ache with longing. Memories fill the June air. Yet as the rose blossoms, We will continue to grow more beautiful. Nourished by Sun Valley— We are only beginning to shine