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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

SOMETHING OLD SOMETHING NEW A LITTLE BIT OF BOTH AND SOME 2 RED WHITE AND SPECTRUM 1976 VOLUME XIV Sun Valley High School BLUE Aston, Pennsylvania .jO 'Ov ROLLER SKATI 0 3 ''VvaiN ' OU WQv 5 jflio 1 'i - w 9 .vV)T,0 V 10 � 11 ',’ 6l9rt -• ■ %. ACS '976 T ' 14 15 ■ML. +4 We entered Sun Valley naive and inexperienced. It was through thp love of one man that we have made our high school years both memorable and successful. YVe met him with his harsh exterior, but soon, found warmth and confidence in him. The door to Room 1Q6 was always open, as was his heart, Jo ou efrary whim We, the class of 1976, with love and respect, dedicate our year- book to Mr. Grassatio 16 (vtvOlW, His knowledge i and guidance have helped us thrmigh many difficult times. In appreciation for his genuine interest in the Class of 1976, we honor Or. Zechman. Illuminating the hopes of the future through the path of knowledge and the depths of understanding 1 ADMINISTRATION: the last word „OVUT,0a, J Penn Delco School Board of Directors, FRONT ROW (L TO R): Franklin W. Turner, Frederick J. Smeeton. Billie L. Bowersox (Vice President). BACK ROW (I. TO R): Stephen B. King (President). Rev. Anthony Mattes (Secretary), A. Lewis Boughner, Howard F. Turner. ABSENT: Vincent R. Costello, Joseph F. Crimes. Joan J. Haigh. “Meaningful Education ’ It is not book learning young men need, nor instruction about this and that, but a stiffening of the vertebrae which will cause them to be loyal to a trust, to act promptly, con- centrate their energies, do a thing—carry a message to Garcia. —Elbert Hubbard Throughout your years at Sun Valley High School you have been exposed to a vast store of knowledge. Now the time has come for you to “stand tall” in the world and in the words of Hubbard to be loyal ... to act promptly . . . concentrate your energies . . . do a thing. By acting in this manner you will demonstrate the meaningfulness of your education Best wishes for success, VVm. G. Moser Superintendent of Schools Penn Delco School District Central Administration, FRONT ROW (L TO R): Arthur C. Kretz (Assistant Superintendent Finance and Facilities), William C. Moser (Superintendent of Schools), Theodore F. Cramer (Assistant Superintendent Staff Relations). BACK ROW Bernard E. Nurry (Director of Curriculum). As members of the graduating class of 1976, you have been recognized for your role in the commemoration of our nation's Bicentennial celebration. The accomplishments of you—as leaders of the Sun Valley student body—have been, however, not limited to activities within this realm, for you have distinguished yourselves in both curricular and extra-curricular programs of this high school. It seems, moreover, the most salient feature of you as a senior class has been the manner in which you have molded your individual personalities into one and thus have given character to Sun Valley. The faculty—to a person—recognizes and values your personable nature and the friendliness which you have brought into the classrooms and hallways. As principal, I can only wish you the best, for you have been the outstanding senior class in scholastic achievement and should continue to meet success in the future! Dr. Harry T. Zechman HARRY T ZECHMAN Temple University I) Fxl Principal 7 yrs. DR. ZECHMAN: a living legend 21 Our assistant principals, Mr. Bolyard, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Tredinnick were always on the scene at Sun Valley High. Giving detentions, patrolling the halls and hanging signs were their more notable tasks. But, they became personally involved with each of us. In good times as well as bad, they remained consistent, treating each student individually yet equally. Mr. Bolyard, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Tredinnick added a spark to our years at Sun Valley that could not be extinguished. '''«•I� ’4 0 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS: super CAROLINE V FEDENA West Chester State College M. Ed. Junior Counselor 1 yr. ROBERTA DIEHL Villanova University M.Ed. Sophomore Counselor 8 yrs. JOHN LASZEK Villanova University M.Ed Vo-Tech Counselor 9 yrs. NATALIE L DENSMORE University of Pennsylvania M.Ed. Senior Counselor 9 yrs. GUIDANCE: charting the course Beyond the always open doors of the guidance office there were four concerned individuals whose role was to help with our problems. To aid those students who were unsure or troubled about their present and future, may have at times proven to be difficult. However, with understanding and a strong dedication to the students of Sun Valley, the guidance staff fulfilled an omnipresent need. 23 From Biblical times, to the Shakespearian Era, to the modern age, the world has produced many literary creations. Plays, short stories, speeches, research papers, critiques, poetry, and vocabulary words are all the many facets of the English lan- guage presented by the English Department. TONYA HUTCHINSON 1 yr. University of Pennsylvania M.A. Reading Specialist ENGLISH: working with words JOSEPH J GIAMPALMI 10 yrs. Widener College B.A. Student Senate Advisor Baseball Coach; Assistant Football Coach Bicentennial Program STEPHENM WILCHENSKY 7 yrs. W idener College B. A. Bicentennial Program LINDA LEE KEENAN 2 yrs. East Stroudsburg State College B.S. L ROBERT C. HOFHEINZ 4 yrs. Villanova University M.A. Interact Advisor GEORGE HOLEFELDER 3 yrs. Villanova University M.A g I. THOMAS J. URSO 5 yrs. Saint Joseph’s College M.A. Voice of the Valley Advisor; Ski Club CATHERINE M WANGLE 16 yrs. Temple University M.A. HARRISON C. HAMLIN 10 yrs. Villanova University M.Ed Drama Club Advisor KAREN G. PRESOGNA 7 yrs. West Chester State College M.Ed. JANE D LONG 9yrs. West Chester State College M.Ed LINDA P HAINES 6yrs. West Chester State College M.Ed. Department Coordinator LANGUAGE: francais, latin, espanol SUSAN JAMES 1 yr. Villanova University M.A. Conjugating verbs, studying vocabu- lary words, and composing sentences were all a part of the foreign Language Department. For a complete view of each country, culture and history were presented in addition to the languages. BARTLEY CONCANNON 1 yr. West Chester State College B. A. 27 PAULC LEFEVER, JR 4 yrs. Widener College B.A. junior Class Advisor ANTHONY F DILUCIDO 12 yrs. West Chester State College B.S. SOCIAL STUDIES: a future in the past WILLIAM RYAN 2 yrs. Wilkes College B.S. Basketball Coach; Sophomore Class Advisor 28 SHIRLEY A MASSE 9 yrs. West Chester State College B.S Concentrating on current and his- torical events, cultures, and people, the Social Studies Department was certainly diversified. With the assis- tance of movies and maps, students were made aware of cities, states, nations, and people they may never meet. By the way, if anyone finds a lost mouse loose please return it to the psychology department. DONALD J. KONEGAN 14 yrs. Temple University Vi.Ed. Assistant Baseball Coach RICHARD C. BARRACLOUGH 16 yrs. West Chester State College B.S. Cross Country Coach; Track Coach WILLIAM C. LYNCH 12yrs. West Chester State College B.S. ROBERT L. COLLIER 15yrs. Penn State University M.A. Ecology Club Advisor ALLEN B. BREWSTER 8yrs. Widener College B.A. JOHNS. RUTH 17 yrs. West Chester State College MS District Science Coordinator STANLEY R WASILEWSKI 6 yrs. Penn State University M.Ed. It was true some students left science classes more confused than when they entered, but a lot was learned while experimenting and observing. The Science Department was also responsi- ble for the unique odors permeating our hallways. ALLEN R. MULLER 6 yrs. Cheyney State College M.Ed. SCIENCE: pioneers of the future AntC4, MICHAEL LASHENDOCK 13 yrs. Bloomsburg State College B.S. Assistant Football Coach; Assistant Track Coach FRANCIS T KANIA 11 yrs. La Salle College B.A. SHIRLEY L. MCHUGH 7 yrs. Swarthmore College B.S. JOSEPH KRAMER 9 yrs. West Chester State College B.S. Assistant Wrestling Coach JAMES A. ELMER 16 yrs. Villanova University M.S. 32 What is the log of the square root of the sine of 258? With the guidance and cooperation from the Mathematics Department, a student might readily have solved such a difficult problem. Determination and perseverence were always necessities when struggling with geometry, algebra, trigonometry, cal- culus, and programming computers. RONALD WITH ELDER 5 yrs. University of Delaware M.Ed. Assistant Football Coach MATHEMATICS: set for solving WILLIAM RAU 5 yrs. West Chester State College B.S. Preparing students foi the working world was the ob- jective of the Business Department. With such skills as typing, stenography, shorthand, bookkeeping, and account- ing, the faculty aimed to increase the speed and efficiency of the students. Of course, this was achieved through much practice and patience. JAMES A COLLIER Drexel University B.S. 9 yrs. DECA Co-Advisor; Work Experience BUSINESS: basics for bargaining .JOVOTIO ''•� 6 HOWARD R. RUOFF 5 yrs. Villanova University M.A. History Club Advisor PATRICIA C. GUZZARDO 5 yrs. Temple University M.Ed. CAROLYN M SOROKA 4 yrs. Sbippensburg State College B.S. JAMES V. ROMANO 5 yrs. Temple University M.Ed. DECA Advisor; Work Experience 35 WILLIAM A. BENEDICT Shippensburg State College B.S. 5yrs. Assistant Football Coach PHILOMENA ROSICA Temple University B.S. 2 yrs. FBLA Co-Advisor JOHN F HAINES 6 yrs. Shippensburg State College B.S DOROTHY B. YOCUM Temple University M.Ed. 15 yrs. Department Coordinator MILDRED H. KNAPP 11 yrs. Indiana University of Pennsylvania B.S. MARJORIE F. HAMILTON 6 yrs. Grove City College B.S. EDWARD T PAFFETT West Chester State College B.S. 2 yrs. Stage Band Director Self-expression is the key element in fine art. Whether it was an oil painting or the Spring Concert, the styles, tastes, and talents of Sun Valley artists and musicians were uniquely displayed under the guidance of the Fine Arts teachers. FINE ARTS: creative expression 37 What, boys in Home Ec? Well, why not? Boys and girls both have to eat. Along with preserving foods and putting up jams, the Home Ee student could be found stitching seams, interior decorating, and learning about child care. The responsibilities of the homes in the future will be handled cooperatively by both man and woman. GERALDINE P DOUGHERTY 15 yrs. Drexel University M S. FHA Club Advisor; 4-H Club Advisor; Department Coordinator GALE RAGSDALE 3 yrs Cornell University B.S. GENEVIEVE RITZMAN 6 yrs. Wayne State University M.S. HOME EC: happy homemakers 38 INDUSTRIAL ARTS: putting it all together Male or female; skilled or unskilled; just choose your materials, plan your project, and begin to work. The In- dustrial Arts Department was always available to anyone interested in auto mechanics, woodworking, or handy work around the house. Each student felt a great sense of achieve- ment after finishing his or her chosen project. JAMES FRY 4 yrs. Cheyney State College B.S. PHILIP F. VOSHELL. JR. Cheyney State College M S. 6 yrs. Department Coordinator PETER SANTUCCI 5 yrs. Cheyney State College B.S. JOSEPH C LALLI 11 yrs. Cheyney State College M S 'V JlNV WILLIAM F PETRELLIS 4 yrs. West Chester State College B.S. GAILY BROWN 6 yrs. West Chester State College B.S. Hockey Coach MARIAN P METZGAR 14 yrs. West Chester State (Allege B.S. THOMASJ KENT 10 yrs. West Chester State College B.S.—M. Ed. Assistant Football Coach PHYS. ED.: ski! .1 vs. 1 beginner’s I ucl k With coed elective classes, phys-ed was different. For beginners and pros alike, a wide variety of sports was available. Of course, coed classes did not mean coed lockers. ROBERT J FITHIAN 8 yrs. West C Chester State (,'ollege B.S Head Football Coach WILLIAM L CORBETT 9yrs. University of Pittsburg M Ed Safety Club Advisor Whatever the ailment—a frustrating headache, the yearning for a Senior License, the need for an abridged copy of The Source, or the desire to become a leader-these services always had the cure. SERVICES: unlimited EDW ARD L CUMMISKEY Librarian II yrs. Villanova MSLS LT. COLONEL W.C. BRAD BRADLEY 1 yr. Oklahoma University B A. USMC Jr. ROTC Instructor ELIZABETH P IRONS School Nurse 17 yrs University of Pennsylvania B.S. Future Nurses and Health Careers Club Advisor IstSGT DALE LANDRUM 1 yr Pima College A. A Military Instructor JOHN J WAL1CHUCK. M D 17 yrs. School Physician .ttUC4v The secretaries, al- though behind the scenes, were very much a part of our every day. Before we heard the morning announcements, the secretaries typed them. If we were ill, the secretaries lost no time in contacting our homes. If our grades weren’t up to par, it was the secretaries who mailed Progress Reports. We left at 2:30 each day, only after the secretaries rang the bell. RUTH D WINBOURN 14 yrs. Secretary to Principal Wm SECRETARIES: behind the scenes ''re, RUTH B RHOADS 12 yrs Secretary to V'ice-Principal MARGARET D BAILEY 6 yrs. Guidance Secretary I i ■ niRUky.au fftm (L TO R): Florence Oppelt, Barbara Wells. Angie Mertz, Ruth Brutsche, Thelma Bennett, Betty Lawson. Martha Frapelli. Bernice Heeney, Jan Button, Pat Sacco. COOKS, CUSTODIANS: pride in service 43 Charlie Singer Custodian Nobody can concentrate on an empty stomach or create in a dirty room. It was the Cafeteria workers and Custodians who made our work easier. From serving balanced meals to sweeping the halls, a pleasant atmosphere was established for the benefit of the student body. These people always took pride in pleasing us. Mr. Chetty, Mr. Africa Maintenance Progressing from a universal goal toward an individual dream ... DEBORA KAY ANTHONY “Debbie” Business School Clubs: Musicale 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Interact 1;VSD1. NANCY ARDES “Nancy” Undecided Clubs: Newspaper 2; Cheerleading 1,2; Girls’Track 1. MELISSA ARNOTT Melissa Mens' Hair Styling Clubs: DECA 2,3. KARIN ASENAVAGE ”Hat” Art Therapy Clubs: History 1,3; FNC 1,2,3; Motif 2,3 Art Co-Ed.; Spectrum 3; Newspaper 3; Drama 1,2,3 VP; Interact 1,3; Pep 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Student Senate 1,2,3; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Ski 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Lacrosse 1,2,3; Class V. Pres. 2.3. GEORGE ANDERSON “George” Welfare Clubs: Soccer 2,3; Baseball 2,3. 46 The Ulearey Twins SUSAN AUCOTT ‘Stretch Work Clubs: Chorus 1; Band 1. LOIS AUGUSTINE Lois College Clubs. VICA 1,2,3; Spectrum 3; Hot Shots 3; Interact 1,3; Prom Comm 1,2,3. TINA MARIA AULISA Tina Medical Technology Clubs: International 1; FNC 2,3; Wrest let tes 3. DEBORAH ANN BAKER Deb College Clubs: DECA 1. 47 LORE AUGUSTINE Crash (Allege Clubs: DECA 2.3; FBLA 3; Intefact 1,3; Pep 2,3; Hot Shots 3; Wrestlettes 3; Ski 3; Girls' Track 1; Prom Comm 1,2,3; Close Upl. JOHN LEO BANSBACH Bains” College Clubs: Football 1,2,3. DEBORAH KAY BARNES Debbie Work Clubs: Musicale 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Stage Band 2, Band 2,3. KEITH MICHAEL BAYLOR Bo’ Undecided Clubs: Scotts Hi-Q 3; History 1,2,3; Gifted 3; Drama 1; Band 1,2,3; VSD 3; FIASCO 3; Safety 2,3. JAMES GERALD BATTAN “Jim” Undecided DEBORAH KAREN BARLOW “Debbie” Law School Clubs: History 3; Chorus 3; Pep 3; Inter- act 3; Ecology 3; Wrestlettes 2,3; Girls’ Track 2,3. JUDITH BAXTER Judi” Navy Clubs: VICA 1,2,3 JAMES BEAIL JOANNE BEAUCHAMP “Jo” Work Clubs: DECA 3. 48 LINDA MARIE BELL Linda” Marriage Clubs: DECA 2,3. CYNTHIA ANN BLOSS Cindi” Nursing Clubs: DECA 3. DAVID BONES Dave” Armed Services ROBERT BIDDLE Bob Work DENISE BLACKBURN Dee College Clubs: Musicale 3; Chorus 1.2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1.2.3; Girls' Track 1,2 EDWARD C. BOGGS Ed Service Clubs: Football 1; Cross Country 3; Boys’ Track 2.3. JEAN BONATUCCI Jean College Clubs: Chorus 1,2,3; FIASCO 3. GERALD WALTER BOVE’ Jerry’ Photography School Clubs: Football 1. One of the finer seniors. II� � 1 A . ROBERT BOYCE Croyce” Williamson Trade School JOHN BOYD John-Boy” Technical School ANDREW W BRANDT Andy College T'Ov MARYELLEN BRAUER “Maryellen” College Clubs: International 2; Drama 2; Band 2.3; Interact 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Hot Shots 3; Ski 1 Treas.; Lacrosse 1,2. NANCYJ BRENNAN Nancy” Business School Clubs DECA 2,3 Pres WILLIAM BRAUN Bill” Navy Clubs: VICA 1,2. ALAN BRISIEL SO DALE BRENNAN MELISSA BROOMALL Melissa” College Clubs. VICA 1,2,3. DEBORA ANNE BROWN “Debbie Psychology- Clubs: International 2,3 Sec.; Band 1,2-3 Capt . Motif 2-3 Art Co-ed.; Musicale 3; Spectrum 3; Newspaper 3; Drama 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Interact 1,2,3; Hot Shots 3; Wrestlettes3; Ski 3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3. FRANK BUSII “F. B.” Future Education THOMAS CALLAHAN Trade School LINDA BRUNO “Linda College Clubs: Chorus 3. DAVID A. BUSKER Rew” College Clubs: Baseball 2,3. FRANK JOE CARDINALE Frank” Commercial Art JEAN MARIE CACCIATORE Jean Marie College Clubs: Spectrum 3; Newspaper 2,3; Band 3; Interact 1,3; Hot Shots 3; Wrestlettes 1; Lacrosse 1; Prom Comm 3. DIANNE CAREY Dianne College 51 Smile! They ’re taking our picture! DANIEL CARR “Mr. Goodbar” College Clubs: Interact 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. BARBARA ANN CAVANAUGH Barb” College Clubs: International 1,2,3; Interact 1; Ecology 3; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Ski 2,3; Girls’ Track 3. MARY A. CARROLL Mare” College Clubs: Interact 1,2,3 Pres.; Ski 2,3; Wrest- lettes 1,2,3; Pep 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 1.2,3; Spectrum 3; Girls’ Track 1; Publicity Comm 2. KATHI LOUISE CERTO Kathi Fashion Designer Clubs: International 1,2; FNC 1,2,3; Inter- act 1.2; Wrestlettes 1; Girls’ Basketball 1 JOHN PETER CARNEVALE John Apprenticeship JOHN CASTAGNA “Jack” Rock and Roll Star KIM E. CHAPPELL Sydney language Major Clubs: Scotts Hi-Q 1,2,3; Drama 1,2,3; International 1,2,3 V.P ; Ski Club 1,2,3; Wrestlettes 1; Orchestra 1,2,3 Concert Mistress. 52 ANN MARIE CHISM Chiz” Legal Secretary Clubs: DECA 2.3; Work Experience 3 JAMES E. CLARK 'Click Butcher Clubs: Soccer 2. REX COLE Slaw” Landscaping ROBERT D. CHRISTOPHER Booze College Clubs: Boys' Basketball 2,3. GAIL SUSAN CLEMENT Gail College Clubs: Pep 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2; Prom Comm. 1,2; Ski 1,3; Scotts Hi-Q 3; Inter- national 3; VVrestlettes 1. DANIEL CLARK College CHARLES WILLIAM COLBERC Berg Construction Clubs: Interact 3; Ski 2; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Prom ( imm 2,3. KATHY LYNN CONLEY Kathy Marriage CHRISTINE E. COOK Chris” Math Major Clubs: Musicale 3; Banc! 2,3; Pep 3; Interact 2.3; Hot Shots 3; Lacrosse 1,3; Ski 3; Prom Comm. 2.3. ROSS COOPER 'Rosscoe H. Technical School Clubs: DECA 2.3; Prom Comm 2,3; Ski 1,2,3. RICHARD CONNELLY Rich” College Clubs: Football 2.3; Wrestling 3; Prom Comm. 2,3. ROBERT A. COOK “Bob Work Clubs: VICA 3. WILLIAM J CONNOR Bucky” College Clubs: Interact 3; Ecology 3; Prom Comm. 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. JOAN M. COOKE “Cookie Nurse Clubs: DECA 2.3. DAWN COVELL “Dawny” Cosmelology Clubs: DECA 2.3. JAMES F CRANE Jules College Clubs: Safety 3; Wrestling 1,3. CLAUDIA CROSS Claude College Clubs: FNC 2,3 Historian; Spectrum 3; Interact 1,3; Student Senate 3; Ski 1,2,3; Wrestlettes 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3 Girls’ Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Lacrosse 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 2,3; Class Publicity 2; Young Life 1; Pep 1,2. DENISE MARIE CULP “Denise” Legal Secretary Clubs: FHA 3; Drama 2; Interact 2,3; Ecology 1; Hot Shots 3; Wrestlettes 2.3; Ski 2,3; Prom Comm. 1. CAROL A. CZAJKA “Carol” Nurse Clubs: International 1,2; FNC 1,2,3; Musicale 1,2,3; Chorus 1,3; Band 1.2,3. 55 JANECRESSMAN SHARON CURRY “Sharon” Executive Secretary Clubs: Band 3. 't BARBARA ANN CZYZEWSKI Barb Radiologic Technology. v nN”' JUDITH LYNNE DALTON Judf Horsemanship Instructor THOMAS DALY “Egg” College Clubs: Interact 3; Football 1,2,3; Boys’ Basketball 1; Boys’ Track 3. DAVID DANIEL DARGAY '“Dave” Geologist Clubs: Boys’Track 1,2,3. BETH ANN DAUBERMAN Loggs” Executive Secretary Clubs: Interact 1,3; Student Senate 1.2,3; Pep 1,2; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Girls' Basketball 1,2,3; Girls’Track 1. KATHLEEN ANN DAVIES ”Kath Accounting Clubs: History 1; Chorus 1; Band 2; Interact 1 DEBORAH DAVIS ’’Debbie” Veterinary Medicine Clubs: Wrestlettes3. SHARON DAVIDSON Sharon” College Clubs: Newspaper 3; Band 3; Hockey 1; Lacrosse 1; Wrestlettes 1; Interact 1,3. DEBRA K. DAVIS Debbie” College Clubs V1CA 2,3; Interact 3; Band 1,2; Student Senate 3; Wrestlettes 2,3; Ski 1 56 PAIGE C DELEO Paige” Navy Clubs: FNC 1; VICA 2.3; Musicale 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Student Senate 3; Hockey 1; Girls’Track 1. ERNEST J. DEPRINZIO III Don Civil engineer Clubs: VICA 2; Musicale 3; Orchestra 3; Band 1,2.3; Stage Crew 1.3; Junior Achievement 1,2,3; S.V. Sanitation Dept 2.3. GEORGE ANTHONY DAVIS Ant College Clubs: Football 2,3; Boys’ Basketball 2,3. PAUL DE ANTONIO Bunyon” Trade School DEBORAH ANNE DELUCA “Lukie” Lawyer Clubs: YEA 1; Chorus 2; Interact 2; Prom Comm. 1 CHRISTOPHER L. DEMKO Chris College Clubs: Ski 2,3; Soccer 1,2,3; Boys' Track 1.2. MICHAEL DERTADIAN Mike” College Clubs: DECA 3; Safety 3; Soccer 1. MICHELE ROSE DERTADIAN Mish Dental Hygienist Clubs: Student Senate 1; Class Sec 1. 57 57 vjihV «C 4 v KATHRYN DETWILER Kathy” To be happy Clubs: DECA 1. The Moyer Twins ILENE DEUTSCH Ilene” College Clubs: Drama 1,2 Treas., 3 Sec . Band 2,3; Interact 1.3; FIASCO 3 Treas.; Pep 2; VVrestlettes 1.2 Hist., 3. THOMAS RICHARD DICKERSON “Tom Electronic School Clubs: Young Life 1. MICHAEL DIEHL Six” College Clubs: Football 2,3; Boys’ Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3. HENRY E DIFABIO Hank” Policeman Clubs. Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. GEORGE DIGGINS George Stay alive BENITA MICHELE DILUCIDO Benita” College Clubs: Honor Society 2,3; History 1,2,3 Hist.; Spectrum 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Interact 2.3; Wrest let tes 2,3. FRANCES DILUZIO Mona” Undecided Clubs: DECA 2.3. 5« ANTHONY JOHN DIMEGLIO Tony Certified welder DANIEL J DIVITO Veets College Clubs: Interact 3. Ski 3; Football 2,3; Boys’ Basketball 1,2,3; Boys' Track 1,2,3. The Dertadian Twins WILLIAM DIXON KENNETH L DOUGHERTY Shemp Air Force TERESA ANN DRAKE Tee Fashion merchandising Clubs: Honor Society 2,3 Pres , The Gifted 3; Motif 3; Spectrum 3 Ed ; Newspaper 2,3 Ed.; Band 2,3 co-capt.; Interact 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Pep 2.3; Ski 1 Sec.. 2-3 Pres; Wrestlettes 1,2,3 Sec.; Class Publicity 2; Prom Comm 1,2,3. 59 MARK T DUBLISKY Mark College Clubs: Boys' Basketball 1,2,3. clubs: DECA 2; VICA 1,2,3. RAYMOND J. DUFFY “Ray” College Clubs: History 1; Chorus 3; Band 3. MICHAEL JOSEPH EDMUNDS Mike College Clubs: DECA 2. MERILEETHERESE DUFFY “Merilee” College Clubs: Band 1,2,3; Interact 1,2,3 Corres. Sec.; FIASCO 3; Student Senate 2,3; Wrestlettes 2,3; Ski 2,3, Sec.; Class Sec 2,3; Pep 2; Prom Comm. 1,2,3. Hey, did you know that we're big bad seniors! NANCYJ DUGAN Nanc” Secretary Clubs: FBLA 3; Interact 1,3; Ski 2; Prom Comm. 3. CAROL A DYER “Carol” Work CAROL SUE EISELE “Carol Sue” Secretary Clubs: DECA 2,3; FBLA 3; Newspaper 3; Interact 3; Pep 3; Wrestlettes 3; Prom Comm. 2,3; Close Up 1. SUSAN K. ELLERBRAKE Sue” College Clubs: History 1,2,3; YEA 2; Band 1; Interact 2.3; Wrestlettes 2,3. 60 KAREN V. ELSER Buford College SANDRA EUFRASIO DAVID A. EROH 'Dave T rade School Clubs: Ski 1,2,3; Soccer 1,3. CYNTHIA LEE EVANS Cindy” Airline Stewardess Clubs: DECA 2,3; Newspaper 3; Prom Comm. 2,3; Band 1,2 Capt., 3 Feature Twirler. WILLIAM ROBERT FAREL Bill Work THERESA FEELEY “Huffy Work Clubs: DECA 2,3. 61 THERESA M. FEINBERC “Terri Fashion Merchandising Clubs: Interact 1.3; Student Senate 1.2; Ski 1,2,3; Girl s Track 1; Class Pres. 1; Homecoming Queen 3. Now, Michael. .! ■.WCAH, KURT A. FETZER Fetzger” Work Clubs: Wrestling 1,2,3. JACK ROBERT FINK Jack” College Clubs: International 1,2,3; YEA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Interact 1; Safety 2,3; Ecology 3. LAWRENCE JOHN FISHER Fish” Trade School Clubs: Wrestling 1,2,3. NANCY JO FILE “Nanc” Work LINDA FINN JOANNE FLEMMING Jo” Work Clubs: FBI,A 3; Interact 3. 62 v]ip ROBERT FILIPPI Undecided STEPHEN GARRY FOOKS “Fooksy Work What did you get for number two? CAROL ANNE FORREST “Carol Secretary Clubs: FBLA3; Band 1,2,3. JEFFREY EDWARD FOX “Jeff College DEBORAH ANN CANTER “Gant College JOYCE ANN FRIEL Freebee” Navy Clubs: Musicale 2,3; Ecology 3; Band 1,2,3; Interact 1; Safety 3; Hockey 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 3; lacrosse 1,2,3. WILLIAM RUSSELL GIBSON Gibby Coast Guard 63 RICHARD MICHAEL GIDUCK Duck” College Clubs; Honor Society 2,3; Ecology 3; Football 1,2,3; Boys’Track 2.3. ALICE GlTTMAN MARITA C. GLOMB “Ret” Nursing TERRIELEEGOODALE “Terrie” Respiratory Therapist Clubs: FNC 2,3; Hockey 1.2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Lacrosse 1.2,3. CARL WILLIAM GOODMAN Corky” Data Processing Clubs: Interact 3; Boys’ Basketball 1; Bowling 1. GEORGEGORMAN JONATHAN PATRICK GORMAN ROBIN DIANE GOVAN Gov” Nursing Clubs FNC 1,2,3; Musicale 3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Safety 2.3; Prom (xnnm. 1. AMY GRACE Amy” College Clubs: International 3; FNC 3; Pep 3. Newspaper 2,3; Interact 1,3; Hot Shots 3 Ecology 3; Wrestlettes 1; Girls’ Track 2,3 Young Life 1. MADALYN GREEN Lyn Dress designing school Clubs: History 2,3; International 1; FBLA 2,3; FHA 3; Musica le 1; Drama 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Interact 1,2,3; Hot Shots 3; Wres- ' 'ettes 1; Ski 1; Pep 1; Girls' Track 1. RICHARD GRZESZKOWIAK Alphabet College Clubs: Boys' Basketball 3; Boys’ Track 1.2.3. ANNE THERESA GREER Anne Undecided Clubs: DECA 3. BETSY LOU CRIESMEYER “Betsy Cosmetology Clubs: Interact 1. DAVID GUALTIERI JAMES GUSLER Jimbo Travel KATHLEEN ANN GUY Kathy” College Clubs Band 2; Interact 1,3; Ecology 3; Safety 3; Pep 1,2; Hot Shots 3; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Ski 3; Prom Comm 2.3. 65 REBECCA HALDEMAN “Becky To Be Happy Clubs: Pep 3. � KATHLEEN HALVORSEN “Kathy Nurse Clubs: Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 2. CHRISTOPHER F HACKNEY Fonz Photographer Clubs: Spectrum 1,2. GERALD J. HALE “Comrad” Mechanic Clubs: Band 1,2,3. BARBARA HAMILTON Barb College Clubs: DECA 3. 66 JUDITH ANN HADAY Judi” Legal secretary- Clubs: International 2,3; FBLA 3; Band 2.3; Motif 2,3; Musicale 3; Spectrum 3; Drama 1,2 Sec.,3; Interact 1.3; Ski 1,2,3; Student Senate 3; Hot Shots 2,3 Pres.; Hockey 2; Lacrosse 1.2.3; Prom Comm. 1.2,3; Wrestlettes 1,2,3. JANICE MARIE HALEY “Betty Cracker Teaching Clubs: International 2,3 Historian; YEA 3; Motif 3; Spectrum 3; Newspaper 2.3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2-3 co-capt.; Interact 1,3; Wrestlettes 1,3; Ski 3. CHARLES W HAMILTON Skip College Clubs: VICA 1,2,3; Safety 2. KENNETH R. HAMILTON Bob' Air Force Clubs: VICA 2,3; Stage Crew 2. KAREN MALYNN HANCOCK Hot Rod” College Clubs: Motif 2.3; Proin Comm. 2. DORIS MARIE HARDY Sally Marriage Clubs: Interact 2. KENNETH HARPER “Ken CHRISTINE ALEXIS HASCHAK Chris” Secretary Clubs: Lacrosse 1; Spectrum 2,3; FBLA 2.3; PAUL WILLIAM HART Paul” College Clubs: Close-up 3. ROSS MICHAEL HATTON Hoss College Clubs: Football 1,2,3; Boys' Basketball 1,2,3. ROBERT E. Bob Clubs: Football 2. HARTIGAN Sun Oil 67 BRIAN K HERR Ben” College DONNA HEFFNER CHRISTOPHER HIHN Chris” Law Enforcement Clubs: FIASCO 3. DONALD HILL Chief” Work Clubs: Wrestling 2. STEVEN HOLEFELDER Holefinger” Undecided PAUL HOLOBOVICH Paul” Undecided 68 VIRGINIA ANN HERRICK Ginnie” Work Clubs: Wrest let tes 1 ERIC RICHARD HOFFMAN Eric” Work GEORGE HORNIBROOK Serge” College Clubs: FIASCO 3; Boys’ Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2. ARTHUR RICHARD HOUPT “Houptie” Army Clubs: Boys’ Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3. DEBORAH ANN HOWARD Debbie” Interior designer JOHNE. HOWARD III John College Clubs: Boys'Track 1,2. LINDA MARIE HUK Prod College Clubs: International 3; Musicale 1,2,3; Drama 3; Band 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Girls’ Track 3; Honor Society 2,3. NORMAN LEE HYDE Stormin’ Norman” College Clubs: History 1,2,3; The Gifted 3; Drama 1,2,3; Stage Crew 2,3; Scotts Hi-Q 3; Boys' Basketball Manager 1,2,3. DANIEL ALAN HURST ”Dan” Service MICHAEL JOHN HYCZKA “Hizzy” College Clubs: Scotts Hi-Q 3; History 3; The Gifted 3; Safety 3; Intramural Tennis 2. ARTHUR HYDRESS Art” College Clubs: Stage Band 1; Band 1. 69 CYNTHIA JACKSON Cindy College clubs: FNC 2,3; YEA 3; Musicale 3; Band 1,2,3; Wrest lettes 3; Hockey 1,2; Girls Basketball Manager 1,2,3; la- crosse 1. DEAN THOMAS JOHNSON Dean Undecided Cubs: History 1; FIASCO 3. GEOFFREY A JUNE ’Jeff’ College Clubs: Interact 3; Baseball 1,2,3. JOSEPH KAMMERER Jodv Navy Clubs VICA 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. 70 ROBERT KAPOCHUS Holey College Clubs: Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 2,3. MICHAEL KEELEY DIANE MARY KELLY Diane Wife and Mother Clubs: Prom Comm. 2. DEBORAH JEAN KEEN “Debbie” Undecided Clubs: International 2,3; FHA 3; YEA 2,3 Pari; Motif 2,3 Bus. Manager; Musicale 2,3; Chorus 3; Band 2,3; Ski 1; Interact 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Safety 2.3; Pep 1,2,3; Wrestlettes 1,2 Treas., 3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Band Council 3. SANDRA D. KEENE “Sandy Work Clubs: DECA 2.3. SI I AREN LEEKEYSER Sharen” Secretary Clubs: Wrestlettes 1; Interact 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; FBLA 2,3; Spectrum 3; DECA 3; Young Life 1. Prom Comm 2.3; Pep 1. STEPHANIE JOAN KIMBALL Steph College Clubs: Honor Society 2.3; Interact 1,2,3, Spectrum 3; Newspaper 2,3; History 1; Safety 3; Pep 1,2,3; Prom Comm 1.2,3; Class Publicity Comm. 2; Wrestlettes 1.2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3 Co-Capt. BRYAN REID KIME B.K.” To take life as it comes Clubs: DECA 2,3; Football 3. Fido DAWN KING Secretary CHRISTINE MARIE KIRKPATRICK Chris” College Clubs: International 1,2; Interact 1; Ski 1, Lacrosse 1; Girls’ Track 3; Prom ( mm. 1.2. JAMES DAVID KOCH Butler College Clubs: Honor Society 2,3; Scott’s Hi’Q 1,2,3 Captain; Musicale 2.3; Drama 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3; Band 1.2,3; Interact I; Ecology 3; Pep Band 2.3 Director; Stage Crew 2; VSD 3 MICHELE ROLLER Mitch Secretary Clubs: Band 1. KAREN KOPP “Karen Army nurse Clubs: V1CA 2; Interact 1 JOHN KOSMOWSKY K°s College KATHY KREIDER BRENDA KRISTMAN Bee-bites Hairdresser mmm BEATRICE ALICE KULP Bea Travel to Germany Clubs: FHA 1,3; VICA 2 SANDRA LEE KURKIS Saudi” College Clubs Spectrum 3; Drama 2,3; Interact 1,2.3 V Pres; Student Senate 2,3 Pres; Pep 1, Pres. 2,3; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Base- ball Stat. 1; Prom Comm 1,2,3; Class Publicity 2. GUY F KUSHTO “Tuck Kushto” Army CHARLES H. LAMB, JR. Chuck” College Clubs: Band 1,2,3. KAREN LAMEY Karen College Clubs: FNC 2.3; Band 1,2; Interact 1,2,3; FIASCO 3; Pep 1.2,3; Hot Shots 3; Wres- tlettes 1,2,3; Ski 3; Prom Comm. 2,3. WILLIAM LANAHAN Bili Bricklayer MIKE LANCIANESE Zeke” Penn Central Railroad JOHN BRENT LANTZ Howdy Work DANIEL LASKOWSKI Dan Work Clubs: Soccer 1. 74 DENNIS JOSEPH LASTOSKIE Polock Technical School Clubs VICA 1,2; Wrestling 1.2.3 DEBORAH SHIRLEEN LAXTON DpIo Hairdresser Clubs: FHA 1. JOHNS. LEEDER John Higher Education JAMES HOWARD LAWTON Jim Self Employment MAUREEN A. LEARY Maureen Nursing Clubs: Newspaper 3; Band 2.3; Pep 3 RICHARD LEHR Jr. Work 75 k LINDA CAROL LAWTON Lin' College Clubs: History 1; DECA 2; FHA 2; Band 3; Wrestlettes 2. ROBERT ERIC LEE “Bob Military Police Clubs: Baseball 1,2,3. You're kidding! Sn� 1 BETH ANN LEJMAN Beth” To be happy Clubs: Chorus 1; Band 1,2; Interact 1. YVONNE FRANCINE LEVITSKI Bonnie” Marriage Clubs: FHA 3; Band 1,2; Interact 1,2.3; Student Senate 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1,2; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Class Treas. 1,2,3. LISA DIANE LELII Lisa” Lawyer Clubs: International 2; Spectrum 3; Drama 2,3; Interact 1,2,3 Rec. Sec.; FIASCO 3 Corres. Sec.; Pep 1,2,3 V. Pres.; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Ski 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Class Publicity 2. JULIE LEVIN Julie” College Clubs: Honor Society 2,3; The Gifted 3; Motif 2,3; Spectrum 3; Drama 2; Inter- act 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Student Senate 2,3; Pep 1,2; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Ski 1,2,3; Class Pres. 2,3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3. The O’Hara Twins JUDY LONG Jude” Work Clubs: VICA 1,2. 3; Boys’Track 2,3. 76 THOMAS K. LEWIS Lew” College Clubs History 2,3; Interact 3; FIASCO WILLIAM T. LEWIS Willy” Service Clubs: Interact 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. JANE ELIZABETH LONGHURST Janie College Clubs: Motif 2,3; Drama 2; Ski 1,2,3; Lacrosse 1; Bible Study 2,3. DENISE LOPCHINSKY JOHN LYNCH Spot” College Clubs: Football 1. SANDRA LYONS Sandy Legal secretary TIMOTHY MACERR Mag” College Clubs: FIASCO 3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Boys’ T rack 1,2,3. MICHAEL MAGCIO HARRY RICHARD LUZETSKY Harry College CHRISTINA MACRICOSTA Christi” Business school Clubs: Girls’ Track 3. RANDY EUGENE MAITLAND “Seymour College Clubs: FIASCO 3; Close-Up 3. 77 MICHELE ANDREA MALONEY “Shell College Clubs: Ski 2. BARBARA ANN MALETSKY Barb” Wife and Mother CHRISTIANE MANKO Christie Music major Clubs: Chorus 2. GEORGE RUSSELL MARENCIN George” College Clubs VICA 1.2; Stage Band 1,2,3. MARC ANTHONY MARUSCO Moose” Meat cutter 78 MICHELLE MARVEL Shell” Nursing school Clubs: Hockey 1; Girls’ Basketball 1. r BRIAN ROBERT MCCRAY Horse College Clubs: Interact 1; Boys’ Basketball 1,2. v — — - JEAN MCELWEE Jeannie College Clubs: FNC 3; Spectrum 3; Newspaper 2,3; Student Senate 1,2,3; Ski 1,2,3; Class Historian 1,3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3. MARGARET MCMANIMAN “Marge Personal secretary Clubs. The Gifted 3; DECA 3; Hot Shots 3. Louie Music teacher Clubs: YEA 3; Musicale 1,2,3; Drama 3; Chorus 2,3; Orchestra 3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Junior Achievement 3 Pres.; Pep Band 1,2,3. MICHAEL MCMANIMAN Mike” College Clubs: History 3; Drama 1,2,3; Boys’ Track 3; Wrestling 1; Ecology 1,2,3 Pres. Griffin 3. SHIRLEY MAE MCFARLAND Shirl Social work DIANE ROSE MCMASTER Stanley” College Clubs: Band 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Girls’ Track 1,2,3. 79 SHARON METCALFE MARK MICHELS “Mark” College Clubs. Honor Society 2,3; Ecology 3; Ski PATRICE MICKLE “Trese Legal secretary Clubs: FBLA3; Band 1,2,3. RENA MARIE MIERSKY Rena College Clubs: FHA ]. DAVID P. MILLER “Dave Sciences Clubs: Interact 3; FIASCO 3; Prom Comm. 2,3. DONALD MILNE “Chin” College Clubs: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. 80 NICHOLAS MIRON “Bono” College Clubs: Football 1,2.3; Boys’Track 1,2.3. STEVEN WAYNE MITCHELL Walds Undecided Clubs: VICA 2; Football 3. KENNETH MOCCIA Mosh College Clubs: VICA 1.2.3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3. MARIAN ANN MOLETTERI “Mar” Work Clubs: International 1; Motif 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Interact 2,3Treas.; Ecology 1; Pep 3; Hot Shots 3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Wres- tle! tes 3. CHARLOTTE MOORE “Charlotte” Restaurant business Clubs: VICA 1,2,3; Hot Shots 3. ALLENE MONACO Big Al’ Optometry Clubs: Interact 1; Ski 1,2,3; Prom Comm 1,2,3; Bowling 1 FRANCES MOORE “Fran Resturant business Clubs: VICA 1,2,3; Hot Shots 3. 81 A V JANICE MOODY Janice Clubs: FBLA Band 1,2,3. Accounting Chorus 1; Interact 1; Only my dentist knows for sure! cR'CA y CYNTHIA SUE MORGAN “Cindy” Work Clubs: DECA 2.3; Interact 2.3; Student Senate 3. DEBORAH A. MORSDORF Morse” Business college Clubs: DECA 1. KATHLEEN MARIE MORTIMER Mort Accounting Clubs: Drama 2; FIASCO 3 V. Pres.; Wrestlettes 3; Ski 1; Lacrosse 1,2,3; Close-Up 3. DAVID F.MULLIN Dave” College CHRISTOPHER MOYER “Cun” Work Clubs: Soccer 1,2. ALFRED MURASKA 82 NEIL MOYER Neil Work Clubs: VIC A 1.2. r The Marencin Twins JOANN MARIA MURPHY Murph” College Clubs: History 1,3 Treas.; Spectrum 3; Drama 1.2,3; Band 1; Interact 3; Prom Comm. 3; Wrestlettes3. NANCY MURRAY “Nancy Secretary WILLIAM MURPHY PATRICIA MURRAY “Patty Hairdresser CHERIE ANN MUSSINGTON “Cherie Beautician Clubs: VICA 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Hot Shots 3; Ski 3. 83 KATHLEEN MURRAY Kathy” College Clubs: Musicale 3; Band 2,3; Interact 2; Ecology 3; Pep 2.3; Hot Shots 3; Wrest let tes 2,3. 19T ROBIN ELAINE MURRAY Murr Nursing Clubs: FNC 2,3; Interact 1,2; Safety 3; Wrestlettes 1,2; Girls’ Track 1; Young Life 1. ROY NIEMANN R.B.” Meteorology Clubs: Musicale 3; Drama 3; Chorus 3; Band 3. ' V3iWv The White Twins JUDITH A. NOVOTNI “Judy” College Clubs: Interact 3; Student Senate 3; Pep 2,3; Wrestlettes 2; Hockey 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Girls’ Track 1,2; Prom Comm. 1,2,3. EDWARD NUSSPICKEL Nuss To Live HOWARD O’DONNELL “Howard” Undecided GARY JAMES NUYANNES Polock” Football Clubs: Interact 1; Football 1,2,3; Boys’ Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Boys' Track 1; SUSAN ILEEN OGDEN ’Sue” Marriage 84 PATRICK M. O’CONNOR Oak” College Clubs: Football 3. JEAN O’HARA Beanner” College Clubs. Hot Shots 3; Hockey 2,3; Girls' Basketball 2,3; Lacrosse 2,3; FNC 2,3. JOAN MARIE O’HARA Bone Art college Clubs: FBLA 1,2; Drama 2; Pep 3; Hockey 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1,2,3; Lacrosse 2,3. LINDA OLIVASTRO Linda Secretary Clubs: FBLA 2,3; Spectrum 3; Band 2.3; Interact 1,2,3; Wrestlettes 1, Pep 1; Young Life 1, Prom Comm 2,3; Band Council 3. •'ft, The Augustine Twins MICHAEL ORNDORFF Fro College ANITA LYNNOSHER “Osh Business college MARIANNE ORTLIP Marianne College CECILIA MARIE PARENT “Ceil” Dental technician The Moore Twins DALAINE PATTON Ding” Legal secretary Clubs: Band 2,3; Ski 1; Lacrosse 1. VINCENT PA LIT A MARK JONATHAN PARIS Schultz (Corporation lawyer Clubs Scotts Hi-Q 2,3; History 1,2; The Gifted 3; YEA 1; Musicale 1.2,3; Drama 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2.3; Stage Band 1; Band 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Pep Band 2.3; VSD 1.2.3. KATHLEEN PERKO Perky” Undecided 66 JOAN ANN PARADISSIS Pumpkin College Clubs: DECA 2,3; Interact 2,3; Hockey 3; Girls Basketball 2,3; Lacrosse 3; Girls Track 2. LAWRENCE M. PASCALE Lar College Clubs: Interact 3; Ski 1,2,3; Wrestling 1.2,3; Boys Track 1. MARCO PETICCA DEBORAH A PIERDOMENICO “Debbie” College Clubs Scotts Hi-Q 2,3; History 2,3; Inter- national 1,2,3 Treas.; YEA 2-3 See.; Motif 2.3; Musicale 2.3; Drama 2,3; Chorus 2.3; Band 1,2,3; Interact 1,2,3; Ecology 3; Wrestlettes2,3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3. TR ACEY PINNOCK PATRICIA A. PIERDOMENICO Pat Work Clubs: Musicale 2; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. JAMES M. PITMAN “Jim Work Clubs Honor Society 2,3 V. Pres.; Ecol- ogy 3; Ski 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Boys'Track 1,2,3. ALLISON REID “Allie College Clubs: History 1,2.3 V. Pres.; International 3; Motif 2; Spectrum 3; Drama 1,2,3 Pres.; Chorus 1,2,3; Student Senate 1,2; Wrcs- tlettes 3; Class V. Pres I; Prom Comm 1,2,3; Pub. Comm. 2.3; Bible Study 3. RENEJ. RIPER Rene” Undecided Clubs: FHA 3. Band 1,2. RICHARD QUINNEY DAVID A. RAFTOVICH “Pollock Trade school Clubs: Wrestling 1,2,3; Close Up 2. GUY RINDONE DEBORAH ANN RIGGIN “Debbie” Business College Clubs: FIASCO 3. 88 My Pumpkin DIANA MARIA RIVERS’ Diana Oceanography Clubs: History 1,2; Musicale 3; Band 2,3 Capt . Interact 1,2; Prom Comm 2,3; Ecology 3; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Lacrosse 1; Girls Track 3. DARRELL ROSS “Moose” College Clubs: Ecology 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Ski 1,2.3. RHEA ROGGIO JAMES R. ROSS Jim Croce ' Go to John’s town Clubs: FI ASCO 1 LUIS ROJAS KIMBERLY ELAINE ROSTRON Kim College Clubs: Spectrum 3; Ecology 3; Ski 2,3; Wrestlettes 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1; Girls’ Track 3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Pub. Comm. 2.3. 1 CAROLYN JO SATCHELL Carolyn” X-Ray technology Clubs: FNC ?,3; Safety 3; Hockey 1,2; Girls’ Basketball 1,2; Lacrosse 1,2. SHARON E. RYDER Sharon” College Clubs: Honor Society 2,3 Sec; Scotts Hi-Q 2,3; International 1,2 Sec.,3. YEA 2 Hist.,3 Pres.; Motif 2,3; Musicale 1,2,3 Sec.; Drama 2.3; Chorus 1,2,3 Pres.; Band 1,2,3 Sec., Co.-capt.; Ecology 3; Boys’ Track Stat. 2,3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; In- teract I 9. She did not do that! LORRAINE SCHAFFER Raine Physical therapy Clubs: History 3; International 2,3; FNC 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Hot Shots 3; Ski 3; Lacrosse 1,2; Girls’ Track 3; Bowling 1. JOSEPH SCHAFFSTALL Shaft” Undecided Clubs: Interact 3; Football 1,2,3; Boys’ Basketball 2.3. SHIRLEY L. SAFRYRABA Lily College Clubs: FNC 3; Newspaper 2,3; Ski 1,2; Wrest let tes 1,2,3? Hockey 1 Manager; Prom Comm. 1,2.3. DONNA MARIE SCAMBI A Donna” Secretary Clubs: History 1. Band 1; Interact 1; Safety 1; Work Experience 3. TINA SCHREFFLER 90 PATRICIA ANN SCHULTZ Patty Work Clubs DECA 3 MICHAEL SERGE Mendez Work SHELLEY ANN SHAW Shell College Clubs FNC 2.3; Interact 1,3; Student Senate 2.3; Wrestlettes 1,3; Ski 2.3; Hockey 1.2,3; Lacrosse 1,3; Girls' Track 2; Class Publicity 2; Prom Comm. 1,2,3. Oh, come on now. Don’t embarass me. DIANE MARIE SGRO “Diane Travel Clubs: VICA 2.3 LEONARD V SHILOBOD “Lenny Work Clubs: Football 1,2,3. v—— '•V i9T KEVIN SIEKIERSKI Cliff College SANDRA SIGLEY Sig Art School Clubs FNC 2,3; Spectrum 3; Interact 1,3; Pep 2,3; Wrestlettes 1,2; Ski 1,2; Hockey 1,2.3; Girls’ Track 1.2.3; Class Publicity 2; Prom Comm. 1.2,3. 91 ANTHONY ROBERT SIKO Tony Clubs DECA 1,2,3. Work RONALD SLESICKI Slick” To move out of Lenni ANN MARIE SMILEY Re Secretary Clubs: DECA 1. ALAN WANE SMITH Alan College DONNA SNIDER “Donna Sociology-English major Clubs: Honor Society 2 Sec.. 3 Treas.; Scotts Hi-Q 1,2,3; International 1,2,3 Pres.; The Gifted 3; YEA 2,3 V. Pres.; Motif 1,2,3 Ed.; Drama 2; Band 2; Interact 1,2; Student Senate 3; Wrestlettes 2; Boys' Track Stat. 2,3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Class Hist. 2; Rep. lo Younger Voice. Secretaries of America .. . Look out! LOIS JANE SPENCE Lo Medical assistant NEIL AVERY STAGNER “Stubbs” College Clubs: Cross Country 3; Boys’ Track 1.2.3. PATRICIA ANN STALLONE “Patty Medical assistan Clubs: DECA 2.3. 92 VINCENT STALLONE Vince Art school Clubs: Boys’Track 1,2,3. LINDA STEEN Linda” Food industry Clubs: Motif 2; Spectrum 3; Drama 1; Band 2,3; Interact 1,2,3; FIASCO 3 Sec.; Hot Shots 3; Wrestlettes 1; Ski 3; Prom Comm. 2.3; Young Life 1; Pep 1,2; Class Publicity 2; Band Council 3. JOHN F. STEVENSON “Malcolm” College Clubs: History 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Stage Band 3; Band 1,2,3. JOHN THOMAS STEER Jack Trade school Clubs: DECA 2.3. MARIANNE M. STICKLEY Mar' Physic� ! therapy Clubs: History 1,2,3 Sec.; r'NC 2.3, International 3; Newspaper 3; Drama 2; Band 2.3; Hot Shots 3; Hockey 1; Girls' Track 2.3. ANTHONYSUMMA Demaso” College Clubs: Boys'Track 1,2,3. WILLIAM SUMMERS Wonk” Business 93 “Bruce BRUCE SWOPE Business t«'C4V PATRICIA A. TASKER “Buns Work Clubs: DECA 2,3. EDWARD TENNYSON “Ed” Be a millionaire MICHAEL HOWARD TOOMEY Toom” College Clubs: Football 1,2; Cross Country 3; Baseball 1,3. BRENDA L. TAYLOR “Brenda Business school Clubs: DECA 2,3. SUSAN THOMAS Sue” Registered nurse Clubs: DECA 3; VIC A 1,3. ANN MARIE TRABAND Annie” Work Clubs: DECA 2; Band 3. 94 ELIZABETH TAYLOR Liz” Work Clubs DECA 2.3; Safety 3; Lacrosse 1. STEVEN BRUCE TIPTON “Tip Construction work FRANK TRASATTI “Frank” College Clubs. FIASCO 3. MATTHEW G. TRIDEMAS “Matt” Further study KIMBERLY L. TROSINO “Kim” Secretary GINA MARIE TROFA “Trof Acting Clubs: VICA 2 Pari., 3; Drama 1,2 V. Pres.,3; Interact 1,2,3; Student Senate 2; Hot Shots 3; Wrestlettes 1,2; Cheerleading 3; Girls’ Track 1; Pep 1,2,3; Mascot 2. BRENDA JANE TRUETT “Bren Business Clubs: Hockey 1,2,3. DEBORAH E. TROSINO Debbie” Navy Clubs: FNC 1; VICA 2,3. PATRICIA ANN TWOMEY Pat School Clubs: Interact 1,3; FIASCO 3; Prom Comm. 1,2,3; Wrestlettes 1. JAMES C. ULEAREY Ule” Go West KATHRYN E. ULEAREY Kath Modeling Clubs: FHA 1; Band 2,3; FIASCO 3; Ski 1; Lacrosse 1,2,3. CHARLESVACCARO Charlie” College Clubs: Baseball 1,2. 95 DEBRA RUTH VANDEMARK Deb” Computer programming Clubs: VICA 2. VICTOR GLENN VANDEMARK Vic” Job Clubs: VICA 2; Bowling I. WILLIAM VENUTI Bill” Work Clubs: DECA 3. DONNA VOLPE Volp” Business college Clubs: DECA 3; Band 3. KURTVOLLRATH Volt” School Clubs: Band 1,2,3; Boys’Track 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN WALLS Trish” College Clubs: History 1,3; Motif 1; Musical� 3; Drama 3; Band 1,2,3 capt.; Ski 1,2,3; Interact 1; Ecology 3; Lacrosse 1; Wres- tlettes 1,3. FRANK WALTON “Frank” College KAREN JOY WARD “Karen” Work Clubs: Band 1. JOSEPH WARFEL Bones Hoagie making % DONALD EVERETT WEIDMAN Don Service Clubs: DECA 2,3. STEVEN WEATHERS Steve” To get wealthy Clubs: Football 1 CATHLEEN WELLOCK Cathy Business management Clubs: Chorus 3. SCOTT DAVID WEBBER Web College Clubs: Interact 3; Football 1,2.3; Base- ball 1,2,3; ELIZABETH A. WELLS Betty Marriage 97 SCOTT WHELAN “Whale Auto Mechanic clubs: VICA 1. DEBORAH LYNNE WHITE “Debbie” Beautician Clubs: Band 1.2-3 Co-Capt.; Ski 3; Lacrosse 1.2.3. ROBERT JAMES WHITE Bob College Clubs Band 1; Ecology 3; Football 2. REBA A. WHITESEL Thong” Work Clubs: Band I REBECCA ANN WIENS Becky” Beautician Clubs Musicale 1,2,3; Chorus 1.2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2.3 Pres FRANK ADAMS WHITTINGTON Whitt” Trade school Clubs: VICA 2.3; Band 1.2,3. Ml STEVEN L. WICKERSHAM Wick Undecided RUTH WILECZEK Ruth” Nursing DEBORAH LESS IE WILLIAMS Debbie” Nurse Clubs: VICA 3. 98 VICKI WILLIAMSON “Vicki Secretary Clubs: History 1 MARY SUE WILSON Sue X-Ray Technology Clubs. Musicaie 3; Spectrum 3; Band 2.3; Interact 1.2; Hot Shots 2.3; Ski 1,2-3, Treas.; Prom Comm. 2,3; Bowling 1. NINA WOLTERS Nina” Work Clui� . Band I; Pep3; Wrestlettes3. CINDY SUE WILLOUGHBY “Will Business college Clubs: DECA1. BARBARA WIN FREE BA” Army Clubs: History 1. JANICE ANN WOOD Dimples' Receptionist NATHAN STUART WOLMAN Nate College Clubs: History 1,2.3; Musicaie 2.3; Drama 1,2,3; Band 1,2.3; VSD 2,3; Band Council 3. I CINDY DARLENE WORTH Worthless Computer Programer Clubs: VICA 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 3. 99 -ojtio 8-I 1 STEPHEN A. ZELZNICK Sieve” Army Clubs DECA 2; Weight Lifting Club DOMINICK A. ZUPPOIII “Nuechi” Pre-law Clubs History 1,2.3 Pres.; Musicale 1,2,3; Drama 1.2.3; Chorus 1.2.3 V. Pres.; Orchestra 2.3; Stage Band 1.2,3; Band 1,2.3; FIASCO 3; Stage Crew 1,2,3; VSD 1.2.3. LINDA ZUZEK Linda Nurse The following is a list of the graduates who do not appear in the yearlxjok. James Agostinelli David lannucci Mark Restucci Mike Antes Ann Karetsky Frank Riverso Roseanne Astalfi William Knippschied Andrew Rowley Cary Bonavita John Kok John Ruh Dana Boord Colleen Leary Joseph Ruh Norman Boulden Susan Lindberg Santo Seiglitano Joanne Chiappetta James Lockhart Tom Urbine William Cooper Steve Long Mario Viviani Susan Curry Charles Malin Brenda Walton Lois Fasy George Malin John Warren Debra Carman William McCabe Dale Waxmunski Cary Hatlan Beverly Mizzau Duane Yeager Ronald Holland Ann Petrone Michael Zay Michael Hrischuk Louis Poppert 100 President: Julie Levin Fellow Classmates, With thoughts of graduation, it is only natural for 11s to reflect upon the past. Together we have built many lasting friendships and have had many memorable moments. In all. we have gained experience; however, that is now the past. It is time for us to move toward the hopes of our future, but as we do so we must move as individuals. There is a world outside with many oppor- tunities awaiting all of us. It is a necessity, thus, to take advantage of this new and different world. We must make our dreams a reality! If you’ve built castles in the air, that is fine, for that is where they should be—now build the foundations beneath them.—Thoreau Good luck in all your ventures, JulieS. Levin Secretary: Merilee Duffy SENIOR OFFICERS: the big five These were the class officers of 1976, our leaders. Often times their jobs were mis- understood and their work went unnoticed. But they, along with Mr. Grassano, tried to make our years at Sun Valley unique, and they succeeded. Historian: Jeannie McElwee Karin Ascnavage The faculty had difficulties in limiting the number of outstanding seniors elected to Who’s Who, since leadership, scholarship, and involve- ment formed the basis for their selection. The majority were chosen for achievements in the arts or athletics and most were superior in academies while others were business whizzes. But, they were all well-rounded individuals aptly reflecting our unique class. They were the Who’s Who of 1976. Debbie Brown Mary Carroll Claudia Cross 6-191 WHO’S WHO: ultimate achievement Jack Fink Judi Haday Norman Hyde Shared Kevser Mike Ciduck Kathy Cuy Lyn Green Stephanie Kimball Sandi Kurki Lisa Lelii Jamie Koch 0 � T,0v. 103 Julie Levin Mark Paris Debbie Pierdomenico Phil Prosscda Allison Reid � 4 '«■V- ..... 4. i Kim Rostron -19 • Jeannie McElwee Mark Michels Linda Olivastro I.inda Steen Mar S,,c W ilson R,ck Z,,PP° 10S V-OTIOV $ SUPERLATIVES: the bestest On the following pages we have presented our seniors who were chosen by their classmates for their out- standing natural characteristics. They were our gang: humorous, active, athletic, spirited. Sehool would never have been the same without them, for they represented the best (and in some cases the worst) in the senior class. They were individuals, each and everyone—the Senior Superlatives of 1976. 106 Mosl Bashful Patrice Mickle And Brian Herr o r� °v IV Most Athletic Claudia Cross And Joe Sehaffstall Most Humorous Jamie Koch And Katin Murray Best Dressed Jeff June And Beth Datibcrman Most Likely To Succeed Mark Michels And Donna Snider l 07 7- sri Most Flirtatious Rich Connelly And Judi Hada 108 Best Personality Chuck Colberg And Merilce Duffy Most Studious Linda Huk And Harry Luzetsky Most Spirited Gina Trofa And Rick Zuppo 109 Most Temperamental Sue Johnson And Mike Ciduck Most Talkative Mike Mc.Maniman And Stephanie Kimball The First Annual Sports Jamboree started our junior year activities, Octo- ber 18. Relays and races were held on a frozen football field amidst hundreds of scrambling participants. Yet. no event could match the Chariot Race. As the three speeding chariots rounded the last curve the seniors collapsed, the sophs lost steam and the juniors rode off in clouds of glory with their gallant leader. Wonder Woman never loses! You gotta be kidding! I hope this Elmer’s glue sticks! llH SPORTS JAMBOREE: anything goes J 110 Get your candy canes here! Are you sure we can use Spic and Span on cars? Bat lie of the Sexes! Candy Cane Day was another first. Thousands of canes were bought, tagged and tied before delivery on December 20. The proceeds went to charity and the candy canes, whereabouts, unknown. Next came spring, with the Hockey Marathon raising money for our Vernon-Mann scholarship fund But, as we stumbled around the gym we found that 40 hours was too long to play hockey. Parkside won the trophies ending the marathon just hours before our goal. Car washes, foolproof money makers, in- sured with water fights, ended our junior activities for 1975. ill Our SENIOR YEAR: The first day back to schoolpepra 11 iesS PORTS J A M BO- REKfootballHOMECOMINGdances hoekeysoccer SENIOR PORTRAlTSbas- ketballSl NDAE DAY wrestlingsnow CANDY CANE DAYskiingthe playMUG SALEStrackbaseballCAR ASHgym SENIOR VARIETY SHOW SENIOR PROM SENIOR PRANKS SENIORITY SENIOR BANQUET... everything became a soft blur of memories as we waited for GRADUATION. s SENIORS:... number 1!!! Our Homecoming game against Interboro was on October 31. The game was great, but the spectators were awaiting hall time and the Homecoming Queen. As the court was announced, tension mounted until Terri Feinberg was crowned the 1975 Homecoming Queen. The night ended with dancing and roses. HOMECOMING: queen of games R|| Ricky in action?? Christmas Ball Queen. Merilee Duffy Twas the night before the night be- fore Christmas and Santa with his rein- deer was flying lopsidedly through the starry sky over dancing couples at the 1975 Christmas Ball. Music by Blue Water and food ca- tered by the Spectrum Staff high- lighted the crowning of the Queen. Merilee Duffy. With all the work and the money we made, the staff decided that it was worth it all. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus Awaiting the punchline. -pvUT'Ov r '' «.it CHRISTMAS BALL: worth it all Christmas Ball Court. FRONT ROW (L TO Ry. Mel Metzgar. Jay Dougherty; Vicki Foster, Dan DiVito BACK ROW: Lisa Miner, Dave Stanaitis; Judy Matteo, John Moleterri; Terri Feinberg, Tony Schivo; Queen, Merilee Duffy, Handy Brown; Sharen Keyser, Keith Baker. The biggest event of our sophomore year: our Soph Flop! Mountains of paper and clouds of chalk dust, with a squeaky park bench, a wobbly bridge, and wobbly clown too, set the cafeteria for our theme “Saturday in the Park”, An unsuccessful ad campaign to recruit dates made the prom's outcome look dim. But the sophomore guys were not to be underestimated! At the last minute they mustered their courage and asked the girls. Happy couples danced to the music . . . well . . . strange sounds from the group Patsy Minx while eating much food on March 23, a Saturday in the Park” SOPH HOP 1974: a Saturday in the park |fp Enthusiasm mounted as we began decorat inglfagtap Junior Prom. De- ciding the Wem took longer than decorating for it. We hung yards of cellophane, just to see them collapse, used more paint for ammunition than K;orations, and suspended hundreds If strange stars) while parents worked Secretively on the After-Prom. We kvere all waiting to he Under Paris. JUNIOR PROM—75 116 Come on and boogie! We slipped magically into Par- is. Soft lights and music envel- oped us as the fountain sparkled magnificently in the center of the room. Couples danced color- fully across the floor as scents of spring bouquets and azaleas floated on the laughter filled air. Suddenly there was Sunshine at midnight with luscious food, music and more dancing. The hours raced by until five o’clock when the sunshine and thoughts of Paris merged into the wonder- ful memories that will always be our Junior Prom, 1975. Fun! Fun! Fun? “UNDER PARIS SKIES” '■'Vs The interaction of companionship, creativity, and excitement achieving a harmonious union ... t � C Initiation of a friend? (L TO R): Treasurer, Donna Snider; Secretary. Sharon Ryder; President. Teresa Drake; N ice President. Phil Prosseda m NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: the Ei best of all the rest_ This year the Valleys National Honor Society had a new look—the look of the largest Honor Society in the history of Sun Valley They were chosen In the faculty on the basis of citizenship, scholarship, service, leader- ship. and character. Along with their increase in size, they became actively involved. Projects included a review of our guidance department, and a variety of trips FRONT ROW (L TO Ry. Linda link. Benita DiLucido. Sharon Ryder (Secretary). Julie I-evin. Linell Buckwalter SECOND ROW: Donna Snider (Treasurer), Jamie Koch. Teresa Drake (President). Stephanie Kimball. Phil Prosseda (Vive President) BACK ROW: Mike Ciduck. Mark Michels MISSING: Karin Asenavage. Debora Brown, Mary Carroll. Kathy Certo. Kim Chappell. Gail (dement. Bill (.onnor. George Davis. Mike Hyczka. Jack Fink. Harry Luzetsky. Tim Magerr, Chris Manko. Jean McKlwee. Joann Murplix. Mark Paris, Debbie Pierdomenico, Kim Rostron. Shirley Safryraba. Shelley Shaw. Sandy Sigley . Roll White. Rick Zupjio. Mary Davis. Terry Elmer. Deb Feaster. George Ford. David Geveke. Bill ilufnal. Buddy Kaniefski. Tom Kirk. Donna Poltorak. Florence Caton, Ann Davison. Anne Drum- heller. James Elmer. Kendall Frye. Gary Clessner. Margie Griffith. Monica Haley. Donna Hendrick. Donna Kevser, James Kiernicki, Tracy Kimber, Pat Luke. Kathy MacDonald. Donna Moor, Donna Price. DebbieSiedzikowski. AlStarzinski.Gretchen Welsh. Raymond Wright. Amy Yorden FRONT ROW (L TO R): Jamie Koch (Captain), Mark Paris. George Ford. Mike Hyczka BACK ROW: Del bie Feaster. Theresa Elmer, Heather Mattes. Gail Clement. Kim Chappell. Sharon Ryder. Debbie Pierdomenico, Donna Snider. Keith Baylor. Norman Hyde. Mr Brouda (Advisor). Scott’s Hi-Q, s}K nsnred by the Scott Pajjer Company, tested the general knowledge of high school students while encouraging initiative, sports- manship. and academic achievement. Follow ing man) long hours of diligent research and training, the Valley’s team participated in three Scott’s Hi-Q competitions 'flic results, although not always to our advantage, repre- sented the work of Sun Valley's finest and most respected students. SCOTTS HI Q: meeting of the minds (L TO R): Vice President, Allison Reid; President, Rick Zuppo; Secretary, Marianne Stickley. ABSENT: Treasurer. JoAnn Murphy; Historian, Benita DiLucido. The History Club was in its prime this year with the nations two hundredth birthday. The club’s purpose was to give each member a feel- ing for the historical events and sites peculiar to this area. Contributing to the bicentennial celebration of Penn-Delco and the nation, their message was “Happy Birthday America!” HISTORY CLUB: from time to time FRONT ROW (L TO R): JoAnn Murphy (Treasurer), Tom Lewis, Christine Losak. Ruth Stanley, Suzanne Schum. SECOND ROW: Benita DiLucido (Historian). Karin Asenavage, Susan Ellerbrake, Barb Winfree, Michele Com male, Lyn Green, l orraine Schaffer, Allison Reid (Vice President). THIRD ROW': Rick Zuppo (President), Keith Baylor, John Stevenson. Ross Davies, Norman Hyde, Mr. Ruoff (Advisor). Marianne Stickley (Secretary). BACK ROW: Bill Pye, Chuck Bryant. Mike Hyczka. Ron Howlett, George Gray, Nate Wolman. 12 2 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Janice Haley (Parlimentarian), Deb Brown (Secretary). Kim Chappell (Vice President), Donna Snider (President). Deb Pierdomenico (Treasurer), Sharon Ryder SECOND ROW: Miss Halulakos (Sponsor), Mary Zawisza, Gail Clement, Judi Haday, Jack Fink. Allison Reid. Kathy Vershinski, Lorraine Schaffer, Amy Grace. Diane Sheruda, Karen Fromm, Betty Luke. BACK ROW: Debbie Keen, Linda Huk, Clenys Ohlerking. Michele Gramble, Maureen McKenns, Linell Buckwalter, Marianne Stickley, B.J. Maulder, Patty Luke, Donna Keen Blending the cultures, customs, and language of foreign countries, a bit of Germany, France, and Spain was brought to Sun Valley through the International Club. Throughout the year, charity efforts took most of the club’s time. Come spring, the club was proud to present its annual International Night, featuring a smorgasbord of foreign cuisine and a melting pot of culture. (L TO R): President, Donna Snider; Parlimentarian. Janice Haley; Vice President. Kim Chappell; Secretary, Debbie Brown ABSENT: Treasurer, Debbie Pierdomenico 123 THE GIFTED: intelligence at large FRONT ROW (L TO Ry. Mr. Holfelder (Advisor), Linell Buckwalter, Kathv Glyshaw, Amy Yorden, Terri Rowe. Kendall Frye, Peggy Griffith, Gretchen Welsh, Julie Levin. BACK ROW: Barb Howard. Kelly Thomas, Donna Hendrik, Kurt Brunner, Bob Kilgore. Larry Zettlemoyer, David Geveke, Mike Hyczka, Norman Hyde, George Ford. Mark Paris, Keith Baylor, Teresa Drake, Donna Snider, Florence Moyer 12 New this year was the Gifted Class, a federally funded program for stu- dents who have shown high achieve- ment in class, and whose I.Q is 130 or better. It was a humanities course which put the burden of learning squarely on the students’ shoulders. The students went to class during their student unions. Lectures, debates, films, guest speakers, and field trips were an integral part of the program. This year’s success or failure will decide the future of the Gifted program at Sun Valley. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Joanne Chiappetta, Patty Tasker. Debbie McMenamin, Linda Beil. Terri Feeley, Nancy Brennan. Sandy Eufrasio. Rhea Roggio, Jack Steer, Mike Edmunds, Karen Baldwin. Anthony Siko SECOND ROW: Mr Romano (Advisor). Donna Volpe. Patty Murray, Melissa Arnott, Evelyn DeVito. Karen Darnall. Ann Chism, Lore Augustine, Sharon Welsh, Lois Spence, Patty Stallone. Kathy Pagent. Margret McManimen. THIRD ROW: Sharon Metcalfe. Dale Brennan. Joan Cook, Sue Ogden, Dawn Govell, Joan Paradisses, Colleen Leary, Cindy Willoughby, Fran DiLuzio, Margret Koliba, Nadine Marshall, Sue Morrow, Jane DiLuzio, Kathy Sullivan. BACK ROW: Alice Gittman, Ann Grear, Barb Owsley, Carol Sue Eisele, Cindy Evans, Patty Schultz, Sharon Gray, Chris Black. Chris Lanahan, Karen Whitman, Liz Taylor. Brenda Taylor, Brian Kime. The Sun Valley chap- ter of DECA, Distribu- tive Education Class of America, was comprised of marketing and sales, merchandising, and work experience students. Its goal was to help these students understand the tricks of their trade. A part of DECA, the Sun Valley bookstore, kept all of us at the Valley sup- plied with all our neces- sities and a few’ addi- tonal luxuries. DECA: on the job rNH t atWG, .OUJT-o. FBLA: featuring business FRONT ROW (L TO RY. Judi Haday, Denise Lopchinsky, Candy Stevens, Carol Sue Eisele, Patrice Mickle. SECOND ROW: Nancy Dugan, Linda Olivastro. Sharen Keyser, Ix re Augustine. Joann Flemming, Carol Forrest (Secretary) BACK ROW: Mrs. Rosica, Chris Haschak (Treasurer). Lyn Green (Vice President). Michele Commale (President), Mr Styer, Janice Moody (Parliamentarian). 126 FBLA is an organization for students who plan to continue on in the field of business. This year they became involved in local, state, and regional meetings where they competed in various skills; such as typing, business math, stenography, and accounting. They also sponsored activities to help build a stronger community. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Debbie Keen (Activities Chairman). Dottie Poirer (Vice President). Martha Nester (President), Mary Kay Welsh (Secretary-Treasurer). SECOND ROW: Janice Riley. Donna Keen, Michele Commale, Rene Riper. Beatrice Kulp, Debbie Moran, Tracy Kimber. BACK ROW: Lyn Green, Bonnie Levitski, Kathy Brusstar, Denise Culp. Bonnie Liter, Miss Dougherty. FHA, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, is an organization which promotes a growing appreciation of the responsi- bilities and satisfaction of homemaking. Members were encouraged to develop talents and express creativity at home and in the community. This year, they worked on 4-H projects, listened to guest speakers, and held a Christmas Party. FHA: 4-h ideas Dottie Poirer. ABSENT: Secretary-Treasurer. (L TO R): Activities Chairman, Debbie Keen; Vice President. MaryKay Welsh; President, Martha Nester. I poii entering the nurse s office you were sure to find a member of FNC, Future Nurse's Club. W hether they were there to pass on the latest gossip or to give you an aspirin, it was always done with efficiency. However, these Florence Nightingales of Sun Valley led In Mrs. Irons, will he best remembered selling football programs for “only a quarter ’. FNC: florence nightingales FRONT ROW (L TO R): Jean O'Hara. Shelley Shaw (Secretary). Claudia Cross (Historian). Shirley Safryraba. Karin Asenavage. Sandra Siglev. Ann (irate. Tina Aulisa, Stephanie Strawley SECOND ROW: Terri Coodale, Joan O’Hara, Kathy Certo, Marianne Stickley (Vice President). Lorraine Schaeffer. Jeannie McElwee, Sue Johnson (President), Robin Covan, Carol Czajka. Cindy Jackson, Mrs Irons THIRD ROW: Pam Zebley, Cindy McCall. Annette Gentile. Cindi Smith. Liz Howard. Sue McGinn ABSENT: Cheryl Temple. Karen Strootman. Debbie Doohan, Janice Wells, Chris Clark, Karen Schwerin, Donna Moore, Donna Price. Lisa Kinsler, Sue Pvndus. Officers in Action (L TO R): President. Sue Johnson; Historian. Claudia Cross; N ice President, Marianne Stickley; Secretary. Shelley Shaw FROM ROW (L TO Ry. Jack Fink. Robin Govan. Kevin Stafford. Joan Laird, Pat Tasker. Steph Kimball. Kathy Guy, Debbie Keen BACK ROW: Mike Hyczka. Keith Baylor. Dawn Lanciano, Carolyn Satchell, Ellen Rumbold, Liz Taylor.'Bill Braun, Robin Murray. SAFETY CLUB: safety first A pertinent factor in everyone’s life is safety. Coming, going and during school, our lives are at a high risk. The Sun Y'alley Safety Club was consequently formed with goals aimed at making our lives less dangerous. Through education with a major emphasis on vehicle usage, these goals were achieved as we learned the importance of safety. 129 YEA: leaders in learning Can you remember the last time you put an apple on your favorite teachers desk? This Sep- tember each teacher at Sun Valley received an apple and a warm welcome from the Youth Educators of America, YEA. Throughout the year the future instructors assisted the staff in their teaching endeavors. (L TO R): Mrs. Masse (Advisor), Janice Haley, Jack Fink, Debbie Keen. Debbie Pier- domenico, Sharon Ryder, Donna Snider. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Historian, Cindy Jackson; Treasurer, Jack Fink; Parliamentarian, Debbie Keen. BACK ROW: Vice President, Donna Snider; President. Sharon Ryder; Secretary, Debbie Pierdomenico. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Donna Keen, Karen Hancock, Jane Longhurst, Debbie Pierdomenico, Julie Levin. SECOND ROW: Beth Davison, Donna Hendrick, Janice Haley, Sharon Ryder, Debbie Brown. Sue Statter, Chuck Bryant. BACK ROW: Debbie Keen, Donna Snider. Pat Carroll, Teresa Drake, Karin Asenavage. Judi Haday, Mrs. Muldoon (Advisor). (L TO R): Business Manager. Debbie Keen; Assistant Editor. Sharon Ryder; Editor, Donna Snider. Co-Art Editors, Karin Asenavage and Debbie Brown. For those students who felt an irrepressible urge to demonstrate their creative talents and imagination, the Sun Valley 1975 literary contest was the perfect solution. The poems, stories, and artwork of first-rate quality blended class with pizazz in the annual “Motif” magazine. MOTIF: a touch of class % 131 31 the cherished memories of all band members. The stress of competition, initiations, rainy parades, and excellent ratings are the triumphs and tribu- lations band members will always have in their senior yearbook produced by Musicale. MUSICALE: rhythmic reflections FRONT ROW (L TO Ry. Debbie Brown, Linda Huk, Debbie Pierdomenico. Janice Wells, Sharon Ryder. Paige DeI eo. SECOND ROW: Joyce Friel, Trish Walls, Donna Keen. Linda McFadden, Chris Cook, Kim Frank, Robin Govan THIRD ROW: Ricky Zuppo, Jamie Koch. Nate Wolman. Roy Niemann, Mark Paris. BACK ROW: Carol Czakja, Diana Rivers, Debbie Barnes. Denise Blackburn, Mr. Stauffer (Advisor). Becky Wiens. Debbie Keen. Patty Roth, Judi Haday, Mary Sue Wilson. Advisor Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Copy Editor Art Editor Senior Staff Layout Staff Copy Staff Business Managers Circulation Managers Typist Mrs. MacDonald Teresa Drake Stephanie Kimball Julie Levin Sandra Siglev Sharon Keyser Lisa Lelii Kim Rostron Linda Steen Debbie Brown Jean Marie Cacciatore Saudi Kurkis Jeannie McElwee MarySue Wilson Karin Asenavage Mary Carroll Judi Hadav Joann Murphy Allison Reid Chris Haschak Linda Olivastro Claudia Cross Benita DiLucido Janice Haley SPECTRUM: did it DO IT! Bicentennial, layouts, croppers, Christmas Ball, $money, stars, seniors, artwork, hard work, 1976, copy, frustration, deadlines, typewriter, pictures, pictures, pictures... what else can we say? WE DID IT! 133 NEWSPAPER: power of the press FRONT ROW (L TO R): Cindy Evans, Carol Sue Eisele, Janice Haley, Rita Gaudioso, Jean Marie Cacciatore. Marianne Stickley. Sharon Davidson. BACK ROW: Maureen Leary. I .fan no Maitland. Joanne Bernauer. Jeannie McElwee, Jean Kraus, Debbie Brown. Amy Grace. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Assistant Editor. Shirley Safryraba; Editor- in-Chief, Teresa Drake; Business Editor. Amy Zelnik. BACK ROW: Sports Editor. Karin Asenavage; 7th Period Assistant Editor, Stephanie Kimball; Sponsor, Mr Ur so NEWS BULLETIN: The Voice of the Valley, our school newspaper, received a new format this year, similar to that of a “real” newspaper. The Concert (’orner. Roving Reporter, and Alumni Spotlight are but a few of the additions. Eagerly awaited, the Voice of the Valley reported twice monthl) on the news-making- events at the Valley. Although the Drama Club has never staged a major production on Broad- way, they have received much recog- nition for their performance here in Aston. At Christmastime, “The Bumbling Brownie” delighted the elementary school audiences. But as spring approached, the spotlight fo- cused on the production of “Up the Down Staircase . A hearty round of applause and raving reviews by critics rewarded the outstanding show and its cast. The Drama Club may never appear on Broadway, but they have succeeded in bringing a bit of it to us. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Mrs Soroka (Advisor). Beth Davison, Donna Smith, Diane DiOrio. Terri Feinberg. Ilene Deutsch. Donna Keyser, Linda Lance, Miss Keenan (Advisor). SECOND ROW: Sheila Slawter. Linda Huk, Lisa Lelii, Debbie Brown, Allison Reid. Bob Kilgore, Amy Zelnik, Paul McKenna, Amy Yorden, Kendall Frye. THIRD ROW: Flo Moyer, Donna Hendrick, Patty Carrol, (Connie Butler. Mark Paris. Karin Asenavage, Mike McManiman. Joe Wentland. BACK ROW: Mr Hamlin (Ad- visor), Ann Marie Hamilton. Harry Luzetsky, George Ford. Nate Wolman. Jamie Koch. DRAMA CLUB: a bit of broadway (L TO R): President. Allison Reid. Treasurer. Diane DiOrio. Vice President, Karin Asenavage MISSING: Secretary, Ilene Deutsch CHORUS: singing and swinging During 1975-76, the chorus brightened up various locations in our community with the sound of music. Selections included nostalgic tunes such as the Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy , anti other exciting melodies. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Janet Cobourn, Randy Dewees, Lisa Chetty, Tracey Palmer, Kim Frank, Donna Smith, Linda Reid, Denise Blackburn. Linda Bruno, Sharon Ryder, Marian Moleterri SECOND ROW: Jane Middleton, Carol Buschman, Laurie Hoyt, Maryann Schatz, Debbie Duffy, Karen Shisler, Joan Wojciechowski, Bev Andrews, Kathy Clyshaw, Debbie Barlow, Mary Charles, Johanna Matters. THIRD ROW: Donna Keen, Debbie Keen, Janice Parker, Beverly Aronson, Sandy Calvin, Patty Roth. Janice Wells. Ann Marie Hamilton. Terri Rowe, Benita; DiLucido, Allison Reid, Donna Tremoglie, Debbie Pierdomenico BACK ROW': Jean Bonnatucci, Chris Clark. Debbie Anthony, Rebecca Weins, Debbie Barnes, Ricky Zuppo, Roy Niemann, Lenny Laskowski, Raymond Duffy, Bob Kline 136 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Paul Guenther. Janice Wells, John Torzolini, Tony DeAugustine, Janet Cobourn, Rebecca Weins, Patty Roth BACK ROW: Mr Paffett (Advisor), Denise Blackburn. Annette Gentile. Ken Kramer. Tom Marencin, Bill Torzolini. Albert Davies. Robert Kapochus, Linda McFadden, Mike Cirigliano, Gary Brochetti, Ricky Zuppo, Jamie Koch. Stage band added an extra special beat to our music department. In addition to their theme, “I Can’t Stop Loving You” by the infamous Count Basie, the ensemble pleased their audiences with the familiarity of modern tunes and the excitement of jazz. STAGE BAND: playing and swaying .jOtUTrc BAND: a year of excellence (L TO R): Librarian. Joyce Friel; Secretary. Patty Olivieri; Librarian, Debbie Feaster; Secretary, Sharon Ryder; Librarian. Nate Wolman; President, Becky Wiens. ABSENT: Vice President, Ernie DePrinzio; Student Conductor. Paige DeLeo Head Drum Major: Roy Niemann Under the direction of Mr. Stauffer, the band with an abundance of talent and persistence, entered many competitions. The excellent display of show music and perform- ing auxiliary groups captivated onlookers and judges, enough for the band to bring a “Year of Pride” to our music department and school. SUN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND IN DEI CO SCHOOL DISTRICT DELAWARE COUNTY. PA (L TO R): Jean Marie Cacciatore. Julie Mack. Linda Lawton. Sue Miller. Cindy Worth. Sharon Davidson, Janice Parker. Donna Volpe. Maureen Leary (Captain). Forward . . . March! For the first time in Sun Valley’s history, a drum major led the band. At his command, the Colorguard ceremoniously launched each performance. Not far l ehind, the musicians kept their fellow band members in step with dynamic tunes and a snappy beat. Captain: Maureen Leary Seniors: Debbie Anthony. Keith Baylor. Denise Blackburn, Carol Czakja. Paige DeLeo, Ernest DePrinzio. Raymond Duffy. Joyce Friel, Robin Covan, Jerry Hale, Linda Huk. Bob Kapochus. Jamie Koch. Chuck Lamb. Karen Lamey. Linda McFadden. Mark Paris. Debbie Pierdomenico, Patty Pier- domenico. John Stevenson. Kurt Vollrath, Joe Wentland, Frank Whittington. Becky W'iens. Nate Wolman. Ricky Zuppo. Juniors: Nancy Beluch. Judy Boughner, Linda Bradley. Carol Busehman, Chris Clark. Janet Cobourn, Mary Elizabeth Davis, Terri Elmer, Henry Ewing. Debbie Feaster, Annette Gentile. George Gray. Bill Hufnal. Lisa Kretz. Diane Littrell, Heather Mattes. B J Moulder. Linda Riggs. Patty Roth. Steve Schultz, Cindy Smith. Donna Smith. Kevin Stafford. John Torzolini. Mike Vickers. Janice Wells. Sophomores: Barbara Brittingham, Maria Burns. Sandra Calvin. Michael Cirigliano. Bob Cook. Patti Curran, Pete Dargay, Bill Davidson. Albert Davies, Anthony DeAugustine. Peggy Griffith, Clark Henry, Karen Hoffman, Ron Howlett. Dan Hutchinson. Lorie Hydress, Donna Keen, Bob Kilgor. Kathy MacDonald, Scott Mattes, Lois Razonski, Rose Reiss. Maryann Schatz, Sheila Slawter, Bill Torzolini, Judy Weins i 1 139 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Debbie Brown (captain). Janice Haley (co-captain) BACK ROW: Debbie Barnes. Dottie Lawton. Linda Steen. Judi Haday. Chris Cook. Janice Moody, Kelly Thomas, Evelyn DeVito, Sharen Keyser, Ilene Deutch, Linda Olivastro. Karlene Holcombe. Patti Olivieri. Dalaine Patton. Kathy Ulearv. Patrice Mickle. Mary Ellen Brauer, Susan T x� goode ABSENT: Carol Forrest SPARKLE: stepping high Feature Twirlers Beverly Andrews and Cindy Evans FRONT ROW (L TO R): Debbie Hale (Captain), Mary Sue Wilson, Patty Kilmer, Nancy Little. Vicki Hinder- hofer, Rita Caudioso, Teresa Drake (Co-Captain). BACK ROW: Kathy Murray, Vicki Foster, Debbie Panko, Jean Kraus. Maureen Toomey, Cindy Armstrong. The band received a profitable “two for one bargain this year when two feature twirlers replaced the head drum majorette. Twirling with the flashy ladies were the majorettes, attempting difficult routines and re- ceiving top honors in competition. Final touches were added to the band with the enthusiasm and brilliancy of the Pom Pom girls. v 3l v v«lC4V FRONT ROW (L TO R): Donna Keyser, Donna Price, Kim George, Debbie Duffy, Johanna Mattera BACK ROW: Debbie Bailey. Ruthann Mader. Merilee Duffy, Patricia Walls (Captain), Sharon Ryder (Co-Captain), Cindy Jackson, Joanne Wojeckowski. Karen Shider. ABSENT: Diane McMaster DRILL: on the march FRONT ROW (L TO R): Debbie White (Co-Captain), Debbie Wallin. Connie Butler. Tracey Palmer. Beth Davison. Cindy Butler. Trish King. Kim Frank. Diana Rivers (Captain). SECOND ROW: Kathy Clvshaw, Joy Fry, Kathy Fatiga, Diane Sheruda. Ann Traband. Sharon Curry. Debbie Seambia, LeeAnn Maitland. BACK ROW: Cherie Mussington, Marianne Stickley, Lorraine Schaffer. Debbie Keen, Cindy Swartz, Kim White, MaryAnn Bazta, Donna Hendrick, Amy Yorden, Pam Zebley, Sandra Robinson. Ruth Ann Bassil. Patricia Carroll. Lisa Lamb, Karen Cieselka. Michele Commale. ABSENT: Lisa Minisci. Demonstrating the versatility of the Sun Valley hand were the precision movements of the flag and rifle squads. Long hours of drilling and practice yielded a sense of perfection for the band that flag and rifle scpiad members may be proud of. (L TO R): Corresponding Secretary, Merilee Duffy; Treasurer, Marian Moleterri, Vice President. Sandra Kurkis; President. Mary Caroll; Recording Secretary. Lisa Lelii; Advisor. Mr. Hofheinz. Seniors: Karin Asenavage, Lore Augustine, Lois Augustine, Bob Baker, Mary Ellen Brauer, Debbie Brown, lean Marie Cacciatore, Chuck Coiberg, Michele Commale, Bucky Connor, Chris Cook, Claudia Cross, Denise Culp. Tom Daly, Debbie Davis. Sharon Davidson, Beth Dauberman, Benita DiLucido, Dan DiVito, Teresa Drake. Ilene Deutch, Carol Sue Eisele, Sue Ellerbrake, Terris Feinberg, Joanne Flemming, Anne Frank. Carl Goodman. Mike Giduck, Amy Grace, Lyn Never lacking diligence or pep. Interact sponsored many projects involving our school and community. Soapy car washes, the Phillies vs. Faculty basketball game, bicentennial fire hydrants, the Thanksgiving bonfire, and fragrant carnations exemplify the club’s spirited “Interaction” at Sun Valley. Green, Kathy Guy, Judi Haday. Janice Haley, Art Hydress, Tom Imre. John Jennings, Jeff June, Debbie Keen. Stephanie Kimball. Karen Kopp, Charles I mb, Karen Lamey, Julie Levin, Bonnie Levitski, Bill Lewis. Tom Lewis, Dave Miller, Cindy Morgan, JoAnn Murphy, Robin Murray, Judy Novotni. Gary Nuyannes, Linda Olivastro, Larry Pascale, Deb Pier- domenico, Joan Paradissis, Sharon Ryder, Lorraine Schaffer, Joe Schaffstall. Shelly Shaw, Sandra Sigley. Linda Steen, Gina Trofa. Patty Twomey, Scott Webber, Kim White, Amy Zelnik. Juniors: Ruthann Bassil. Joanne Bernauer, Kathy Clark, Lynn Davison, Cindy Fink. Bart Hickman. Maureen Kelly, Betty Luke, Sue McGinn, Debbie Moran, Geoff Ryan, Cindy Scott, Sharon Ward. Karen Weller. Sophomores: Bev Aronson. Debbie Barlow, Allen Bratton, Kathy Carmenico, Merri Cazort, Cheryl Cobourn. Ross Davies, Debbie Doohan, Cathy Dougherty. Ann Drumheller, Debbie Duffy, Mary Feinberg, Vicki Foster, Ellen Fulmer, Michele Gamble, Joanne Gargano. Karen Gracker, Barbara Gosselin, Monica Haley, Joanne Harper. Kent Harvin, Fran Hembre, Terri Howett, Lori Hoyt, Debbie Jones. Maria Kelly. Donna Keen, Tracey Kimber, Terri Kopp, Joan Kopp, Sandy LaVenture. Bonnie Leader, Patricia I-ewis, Cindy Livingstone. Nancy Longhurst, Patty Luke, Kathy Lunness, Ricky Lykens. Marcia Market, (’indy McCall, Cheryl McHale, Maureen McKenna, Sue Merichko, Melanie Metzgar, Debbie Miles, John Moleterri, Karen Morgan, Donna Rose Moore, Glenys Ohlerking, Dezna Pachuta. Dottie Poirer, Donna Price, Sue Pyndus, Linda Reid, Kathy Roberts, Terri Rowe, Tim Sanborn, Carol Scarpato, Bette Schaishuhn, Diana Sheruda, Deb Siedzikowski, Teresa Sisk, Sheila Slawter, Diane Snider. Doris Snider, Greg Speer, Kathy Spencer, Margaret Stalker, Lynn Stant, Patricia Taylor, Rick Taylor, Michele Venish, MaryKay Welsh, Pam Zebley. INTERACT: pride and progress ECOLOGY: back to nature FRONT ROW (L TO R): Debbie Doohan, Fran Hembre, Kathy Guy, Barb Cavanaugh, Kim Rostron, Debbie Pierdomenico, Sharon Ryder. Amy Grace, Joyce Friel. SECOND ROW: Margaret Stalker, Cindie McCall, Bob White, Jack Fink, Mike Giduck, Mark Michels. Julie Levin. Joan Nowak, Linda Huk, Doris Snider, Teresa Sisk. BACK ROW: Phil Prosseda, Bucky Connor. Teresa Drake, Karin Asenavage. Jamie Koch, Darrell Ross, Mark Paris Greg Speer, Donna Snider, Ken Rostron, Glenys Ollerking, Patty Hagan, Sue Merichko. Ecology Club was, of course, primarily con- cerned with the preservation of America’s environ- ment. Hiking through woods and over mountains while experiencing fresh air and sunshine brought the members back to nature. Once realizing the wonders of nature. Ecology Club was able to establish a dedication to preserving America’s wildlife and resources. (L TO Ry. Secretary, Donna Hendrick; President. Mike McManiman; Advisor, Mr. Merow; Treasurer, Pat Carroll; Vice President, Connie Butler. 145 (L TO R): Ricky Lykens, Ricky Zuppo. Joe Wentland. AB- SENT: Norman Hyde, Ray Duffy. Stage Crew was one club that was not in the spotlight, but on it. Working behind the scenes, they were on the ball every time there was a per- formance in the auditorium. The many activities that they helped and supervised for the Valley included: all special assemblies, musical concerts, plays, and various movies for classes. Their presence was always needed, welcomed, and appreciated. 11« ST AGE CREW: ready on the set SCHOOL POLITICS r FRONT ROW (L TO R): Bonnie Levitski, Judy Novotni. Mary Beth Ebner, Michele Brooks. Steve Schultz. Bart Hickman (Vice President). Evelyn Zdun, l,eann Maitland, Vicki Foster. Donna Moore, Pam Zebley, Debbie Duffy. Donna Price. SECOND ROW: Paige DeLeo. Debbie Davis, Julie Levin, Beth Dauberman (Treasurer), Sandi Kurkis (President), Donna Snider, Karin Asenavage, Jean McElwee, Chris Santore (Secretary), Debbie Bailey, Judi Haday, Lisa Miner, Bea Kulp, Cindy Morgan. Harvey Hurdle As always. Student Senate was elected by the student body in the fall of the year. It was comprised of all the class officers, and representatives from the various depart- ments of the school. This year Senate tried to better communications between the Valley and the school board. They helped sponsor “Operation Christmas Spirit And of course. Student Senate increased our vocabulary with the Word of the Day. It was through the Student Senate that progress at the Valley was realized. (L TO Rk President, Sandi Kurkis; Vice Presi- dent. Bart Hickman; Treasurer. Beth Dauberman; Secretary, Chris Santore. 147 in, FRONT ROW (L TO R): Maracie Markel, Carol Scarpato, Chris Santore (Parliamentarian), Sandi Kurkis (President). Lisa Lelii (Vice President), Betty Luke (Treasurer). Terry Millard (Secretary). Diane Kutcher, Chris Cook, Karen Lamey, Karin Asenavage, Stephanie Kimball, Teresa Drake. Lore Augustine, Maureen Leary, Amy Grace. SECOND ROW: Sue Merichko, Debbie Keen, Beth Dauberman, Mary (Carroll, Carol Sue Eisele. Marian Moletteri, Pat Taylor, Ellen Fulmer, Karen Morgan, Amy Yorden, Vicki Foster, Debbie Siedzikowski, Mary Beth Koslowski, Cathy Roberts. BACK ROW: Mr. Fithian (Advisor). Margret Lynch, Candy Stevens, Karen Weller. Mary Kay Welsh, Chris Segrin, Maria Kelly, Mindy Henry, Cindy Fink, Becky Halderman, Karen Chiponis. Patty Luke, Donna Moore. Louise King, Karen Strootman, Cindy Swartz, Sharon Ward, Sue Pierce. Irene Pfander, Cindy Scott. Sue Welsh, Kelly Thomas, Donna Polterak. President, Sandi Kurkis; Vice President, Lisa Lelii; Secretary, Betty Luke; Treasurer, Terri Millard; Parliamentarian, Chris Santore Sun Valley’s Pep Club had a new image this year; it was known as FPC. Designed for the promotion of football in the Val- ley, its main purpose was to boost the spirit of the student body by making signs for the football games. They also provided buses for most of the games not played on our field. They can be proud to have taken an active part in Hat Trick “75”. ®M FOOTBALL PEP CLUB: football fanatics J HOTSHOTS: basketball boosters FRONT ROW (L TO R): Debbie Panko (Sports Editor). Mary Sue Wilson (Vice President), Judi Haday (President), Sharon Gray (Secretary), Joanne Wojchiehowski (Treasurer). SECOND ROW: Kathy Guy, Jean O'Hara, Cindy Fink. Karen Chiponis, Mary Beth Kozlowski, Colleen O’Connor, Dottie Lawton, Debbie Hale, Nancy Little. Cindy Armstrong. Vicki Foster THIRD ROW: Michele Commale, Barb Brittingham. Jean Kraus, Sue Miller. Patty Olivieri. Ruthann Mader. Lisa Lamb, Dottie Poirier, Denise Culp. Gerry Gyda FOURTH ROW: Lyn Green, Cherie Mussington, Lor- raine Schaffer. Kathy Murray, Marianne Stickley, Linda Steen, Chris Cook, Karen Lamey, Jean Marie Cacciatore, Mary Ellen Bauer. Lore Augustine FIFTH ROW: Sharon Fisher. Marian Moletteri, Joanne Bernauer, Debbie Moran, Fran Moore, Amy Grace. Charlotte Moore. Mary Charles. Joan O'Hara. SIXTH ROW: Diana Hrycyk, Darlene Henry, Kathy McLean, Sue Pierce, Debbie Bailey. Kim White, Mindy Henry. Linda Mack. Johanna Mattera. SEVENTH ROW: Diane Sheruda, Terri Millard. Betty Luke, Dvann Kutcher, Irene Pfander, Susan Welsh, Debbie Brown. EIGHTH ROW: Helen Sheeky, Gretchen Welsh, Donna Price, Patty Luke. Donna Moore, Debbie Duffy, Vicki Hinderhofer. Diane Snider, Cindy Swartz BACK ROW: Mr Ryan (Advisor). Hot Shots was another new club at the Valley this year; it consisted of 72 female basketball fanatics. These girls were united to promote the Boys’ Basketball team. Divided into committees they served as statisti- cians, spirit boosters, sign makers, and program sellers. However, the girls are most famous for their baby blue T-shirts and roaring pep section. (L-R): President, Judi Haday; Vice President. Mary Sue Wilson; Secretary. Sharon Grey; Treasurer, Joanne Wojchiehowski; Sports Editor, Debbie Panko; Advisor, Mr Ryan FRONT ROW' (L TO R): Mary Charles, Linda Campbell, Debbie Brown, Debbie Keen, Donna Keen, Karin Graber, Kathy Yershinski. Flo Mover. Tina Aulissa, Debbie Davis. SECOND ROW': Mrs. Presogna (Advisor), Chris Maericosla, JoAnn Murphy. Allison Reid, Linda Huk, Janice Haley, Debbie Miles, Kathy Caramanico. Lisa Kinsler, Mary Zawisza, Lorri Hoyt, Cindy Jackson, Ann Marie Hamilton, Sue Johnson (Secretary-Treasurer). THIRD ROW': Sandi Kurkis. Louise King. Lisa Lelii, Karin Asenavage, Teresa Darke. Mary Carroll, Kathy Guy. Pat Walls, Kim Rostron (President), Barb Cavanaugh, Shirley Safrvraba (Nice President). Shelly Shaw. Lore Autustine FOURTH ROW': Linda Mack, Monica Haley. Tracy Kimber, Patti Kilmer, Diana Hrycyk, Karlene Holcombe, Gennie Gorman, Diana Rivers, Karen Strootman, Linda Bruno BACK ROW: Sue Statter, Marie Kells. Chris Segrin, Karen Morgan, Judi Haday, Beth Dauberman, Diane Littrell, Sharon Ward. Linda Lance. ( andv Scott, ('indy Swartz, Kathy Roberts, Kathy Testoni. Wrestling Statisticians FRONT ROW (L TO R): Sandi Kurkis. Lisa Lelii, VVrestlettes Officers (L TO R): President. Kim Rostron: Secretary-Treasurer. Mary Carroll. Debbie Keen BACK ROW : Mary Zawisza. Lorrie Hoyt, Sue Johnson; Vice President, Shirley Safrvraba Donna Keen .oOJTio WRESTLETTES: wild about wrestling Wrest let tes was an organization for girls interested in wrestling The girls sold cand at home matches, typed and sold programs, and made spirit signs for the team. But most important, the girls were at every match cheering the Valley matmen on to victor) 150 SKI CLUB: skiing the big ones FRONT ROW (L TO R): Treasurer, Mary Sue Wilson; President, Teresa Drake; Vice President, Phil Prosseda; Secretary, Merilee Duffy. Sun Valley’s Ski Club once again spent a weekend at Great Gorge, New Jersey. The third annual Great Gorge trip included three glorious days of haphazard skiing and three rip roaring evenings. Highlights of the trip were: beginners luck . . . the rope tow . . . the chair lift . the moguls . . . the Ski Club chair and muriel cigars . . . Ross’ “loaded” suitcase . Amy’s spectacular fall . . . Kathy’s bruises . . . the snow filled bathtub . . . Mary skiing in the grass . Mike’s pursuit of the “Bunnies” . . . Hughie . Mr. Bolyard . . . Kamikaze . . Mark’s dive bombs . . Keith s jokes . . . Teresa’s concoctions . Kate Smith . . . There’s a lobster on the loose! FRONT ROW (L TO Rk Marcie Market. Debbie Duffy, Donna Price. Barbara Stone, Shelly Shaw. Mary Carroll, Allene Monaco. Judi Haday, Lisa Lelii, Donna Lashendock. Ross Cooper. Chuck Bryant. Mark Michels SECOND ROW: Nancy Longhurst. Janice Haley. Trish Walls. Julie Levin. Jeannie McElwee. Amy Zelnik. Kathy Guy. Louise King. Jean Kraus, Karen Strootman. Sue Toogood, Merilee Duffy (Secretary). Teresa Drake (President). Phil Prosseda (Vice President) BACK ROW: Sandy Sharpless. Barb Cavanaugh. Claudia Cross. Karin Asenavage, Kim Rostron. Debbie Brown. Mary Sue Wilson (Treasurer), lx rraine Schaffer. Diane Littrell. Shari Ward. Darrell Ross. Kathy Testoni, MikeGiduck 151 Anticipating the world of competition— dreaming of the brilliance of victory accepting the lonliness of defeat... FRONT ROW (L TO R): I-onna Levin, Debbie Achtcrman, Nanette Kauffman SECOND ROWr: Mary Zlupko, Lorie Minarcik. Stephanie Kimball (Captain), Gina Trofa (Co-Captain), Diane Coale. Fran Urbani. BACK ROW: Pam Moyer, Diana Johnston, Judy Matteo. Gina Trofa (Co-Captain) ' 6-19 - CHEERLEADERS: s p i r i t Stephanie Kimball (Captain) Sun Valley had another championship this year; the cheerleaders. Hated 1 in Delaware County, the cheer- leaders brought enthusiasm and spirit to pep rallies, athletic events, and to all of Sun Valley. The 1975-76 Cheerleading Squad also produced two All-Delco cheerleaders for the Valley to be proud of. Come on, come on, come on lets hear it for THE CHEERLEADERS. 154 t(M C4 V FRONT ROW (L TO R): Len Shilobod. Nick Miron, Buckv Connor, Pal O’Connor, Ross Halton, Tom Daly, Scott Webber, Ken Moccia, Bill Yanchulis, Hank DiFabio, Rich Connelly. SECOND ROW: Dennis Cranston, Don Powell, Mike Diehl. Dan DiVito. Chuck Colberg, Gary Nuyannes, Mike Ciduck. John Bansback, George Davis, Joe Schaffstall, Dana Boord. THIRD ROW: Bob Tresca, John Phillips, Kevin Griffiths, Kevin Gasiorowski, Tom Mills. Brian O’Hara, Rich Ford. Dave Nuyannes, Tony Manerchia, Steve Minarcik, Jay Dougherty, Harry Feinberg FOURTH ROW: Bo Godby, Greg Lawson, Mark Dutton, Jim Arnold, Tony Guasperini, Matthew Serge, Randy Corry, John April. Chuck Grau, Mike June, Bart Hick- man FIFTH ROW: Steve Salter, Danny Poirier, Alan Brattan. Larry Jackson. Kent Harvin, Dave Bove, Dave Cranston, Russ Rhoades, Brian Kime, Ricky Taylor, John Belcher. SIXTH ROW: Gary Tacchi, Patsy Mastronardo, John Laughlin, Rich Dunlap. Gerald McFadden, Bill Goodman, Steve Parker, Kevin Connor, Mark Elser, Jeff Owsley BACK ROW: Roger Searfa s, Bud Kaniefski, Craig Lord, Mike Lex, Rick Lelii, Jim McGarvey, Jay Sands, Kent DeAngelis, Jim Walsh, Joe Olenik, John Moletteri, Ross Stewart. FOOTBALL: hat trick ’75 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Head Coach Fithian, Mr. Giampalmi, Mr. Kent. BACK ROW: Mr. Lashendock, Mr. Benedict, Mr. Withelder Pre-season training, with its summer camp initiations and hard sweaty practices, helped the football team kick off the season with an 8-6 victory over St. James. With the efforts of the offense and defense the team continued to defeat the opponents. When the season came to an end, our team had captured the Section II championship for the third consecutive year. It was indeed a “Hat Trick”. St. James 6 S. V. 8 Penncrest 8 16 Nether Providence 0 12 Episcopal 0 12 Lower Moreland 13 14 Lansdowne Aldan 0 14 West Chester 0 26 In ter boro 24 36 Chester 28 20 Archbishop Kennedy 14 53 Chichester 12 6 Hank DiFabio Linebacker MikeGiduck Tackle Linebacker 156 John Bansback Center Bucky Connor Guard Dana Boord Fullback Tom Daly Defensive Tackle Chuck Colberg Offensive Linebacker George Davis Guard Rich Connelly Defensive Tackle Mike Diehl Defensive Halfback Nick Miron Tackle Ross Hatton Tight End Dan DiVito Wide Receiver Brian Kime Guard Don Powell Tackle Pat O’Connor Defensive Tackle Gary Nuyannes Quarterback Ken Moccia Defensive Halfback Bill Yanchulis Wide Receiver Scott Webber Center JoeSehaffstall Slot back Len Shilobod Slotback Nether Providence 5 S.V. 1 Chichester 3 2 Chester 0 5 Interboro 1 0 I larriton 1 0 Lansdowne Aldan 0 0 Nether Providence 1 0 (Winchester 3 0 Harriton 6 0 Interboro 0 0 Lansdowne Aldan 1 0 This year the Hockey teams main- tained much determination and drive throughout the season. Whether it was at an after-school practice or out on the field during a game, the girls were always hustling; 100% effort. The cooperation on the part of each individual player made the Hockey team what it should lx —a unit with every individual contributing to the whole. FRONT ROW (L TO R): Beth Dauberman, Sandi Sigley, Claudia Cross (Co-Captain). Joyce Friel (Co-Captain), Judi Novotni. Shelley Shaw. SKCOND ROW': Judy Weins. Lisa Furlow, Cheryl McHale, Monica Haley. Joan Paradissis. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Temple. Joan O’Hara. Jean O’Hara. Terri Good ale, Brenda Truett, Debbie Meehan. Miss Brown (Coach) HOCKEY: girls on the go FRONT ROW (L TO R): Sandi Robinson. Mary Feinberg, Linda I,antz (Co-Captain), Kathy Testoni (Co-Captain), Connie Butler. Barb Stone BACK ROW: Joan Nowack. Marybeth Murphy. Melanie Metzger, Linda McMaster, Dezna Pachuta. Cheryl Cobourn, Donna Hendrick. Pam Zebley, Terri Sisk, Debbie Baily (Manager), Miss Halulakos(Coach). Remember when?? . . . Shelley won the flick contest and what she did after- wards Joanie P. got sick because of her first varsity game ... we won . . . Joan (). got hit in the eye . . Meatball wasn’t on the ground . . . Beaner got a hole in her leg Terry G. took a sun bath after scoring five goals . . . The managers forgot to bring out the balls and we got punished . . . Cheryl McHale tried to make a serious speech at the party . We made it on the Silver Screen . . . Linda Lance had a twin from Chichester Melanie Metzgar lost her nail at the Chester game . . . We went to the Ponderosa ... 158 Nether Providence 5 S.V. 0 Chichester 3 1 Chester 0 2 Interboro 1 0 Harriton 1 1 Lansdowne Aldan 0 0 Nether Providence 3 0 Chichester 0 0 Harriton 3 1 Interboro 1 0 Lansdowne Aldan 0 1 Miss Gail Brown (Coach). Miss Halulakos (Assis- tant Coach). Beth Daiiberman Left Halfback Terry Goodale Left Wing Judy Novotni Right Halfback Jean O’Hara Left Fullback Joyce Friel Right Halfback Sandra Sigley Left Wing Claudia Cross Right Fullback 159 e«C v Penncrest 3 S.V. 0 Arch mere 0 8 St. James 0 8 Chester 2 2 Swarthmore 0 2 Interboro 0 3 Harriton 1 0 Lansdowne-Aldan 0 2 Nether Providence 3 0 Salesianum 0 2 Chester 0 4 Swarthmore 1 3 Interboro 1 0 Harriton 2 1 Nether Providence 5 0 Lansdowne-Aldan 0 2 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Al Miller. Chris Demko. Bob Ousey, Mark Michels. Jim Agostinelli. Dave Eroh, Al O Connor, Greg Welsh. BACK ROW': Mr Owsley (Coach), Dave Davies, Jerry McCall, Dan Hutchinson. Mike Antes, Steve Read. Boe Reid, Duane Norris, Ron Frank, Mr. Duncan (Assistant Coach). SOCCER: a record-breaking year Penncrest A S.V. 1 Chester 1 0 Swarthmore 1 5 Interboro 0 4 Lansdowne-Aldan 1 3 Nether Providence 2 1 Salesianum 1 4 Chester 0 2 Swarthmore 0 3 Interboro 0 3 Harriton 2 0 Nether Providence I 1 Lansdowne-Aldan 1 0 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Mr. Owsley (Coach), Rob Davis, Tibor Lehotay. Dennis St. Germain, Brian Forde, Har- vey Hurdle. Mr. Duncan (Assistant Coach). SECOND ROW': Don Ainsworth, Kurt Brunner, John Wolters, Tim Sanborn, John Dykes, Steve Pascale THIRD ROW: Gene Sulek, Dave Masticola, Paul Esrey, John Kostes, John Fendt, Bill Frame. BACK ROW: Harry Walls, Rich Milne, Paul McKenna. Chuck Stoy, Mark Gray, Dan Burbage, Bill Faulkner. This was the year of broken records for the soccer team. Displaying skill and versatility, the soccer team broke the record for the number of goals scored in one season, and had the most shut outs ever in the history of Sun Valley. The record of our successful team was the result of a complete team effort. 160 Dave Eroh Wing Greg Welsh Halfback Jim Agustinelli Goalie Mark Mic hels Fullback 3 Bob Ousey Inner Look. Ma. no feet! Chris Demko Fullback . now do-si- Io! .£ 1044 Running, running, and more run- ning, that’s what Cross Country is basically all about—RUNNING. As evi- dent in teams of the past, the secret to success is to possess a lot of endurance and have a strong will to finish first. These qualities were definitely visible in the members of our team. It was these qualities in each member that brought the team its success, and estab- lished their pride of accomplishment. Mt. Pleasant won Lansdowne won Yeadon won Garnet Valley lost Harriton won Chichester lost Swarthmore won Interboro lost Nether Providence won Chester won CROSS COUNTRY: born to run Here we come FRONT ROW (L TO R): Ed Boggs, Mike Toomey, Tim Magerr, Phil Prosseda, Neil Stagner. BACK ROW (L TO R): Mr. Barraclough (Coach), Dave Williams, Tom Savarese, Mike Harpster, Steve Gonya, Gary Smedley, Mark Wojcik. Co-Captains: Phil Prosseda, Tim Magerr; Coach Barraclough. Kd Boggs . . and bend, two, three, four! Mike Toomey Wow! Let’s get those chicks! 163 The girls’ varsity basketball team miee again demonstrated their skill and pride this season. Although they lost the second place title, they ended the season with a terrific league record of 9 wins anil 3 losses. A lot of drive and plenty of pep— these were characteristics of the junior varsity girls' basketball team. Playing against tough competition finishing the season with 7 wins and 5 losses in league play, they proved they were players with promise. tm GIRLS’ BASKFTBAT J,: resilient snirit FRONT ROW (L TO Rk Joan I’.iradissis, Monica Haley BACK ROW: Cindy Jackson (Manager), Claudia Cross, Penny Hippie. Joan O'Hara, Jean O Hara. Terri Goodale. Judy Xovotni, Beth Dauberman. Kathy Halverson, Joyce Friel, Miss Reynolds (Coach). Mr. Withelder (Assistant Coach) Nether Pros idence 28 interlxrro 23 Chester 33 Harriton 38 Lansdowne Aldan Chichester S Nether Providence 42 Interboro 65 (Chester 43 Harriton 50 Lansdowne Aldan 37 (Chichester 36 S 29 49 59 43 39 Judy Novotni, Right Guard Claudia Cross, Right Front FRONT ROW (L TO R): Marian Smedly. BACK ROW': Mary Feinberg, Vicki Foster, Janis Rilynski, Cheryl McHale. Lisa Evans. Chris Halverson. Melanie Metzger. Judy W'eins. Linda McMaster MISSING: Debbie Meehan, Mary Beth Murphy 165 i. BOYS BASKETBALL: a sure shot FRONT ROW: Mark Dublisky, Dave Stanaitis. George Hornibrook, Rich Grzeszkowiak, Ross iiatton, Joe Schaffstall, Harry Poole. Mr. Ryan (coach) BACK ROW: Jim Christopher. Dave Nuyannes. Bob Christopher, Gary Nuyannes, Randy Owsly, Jay Dougherty. The boys’ basketball team developed their skills and motivation early, setting a pace for the year. As the victories mounted, the team, along with its many fans, began looking toward the Palestra. This was the scene as the Valley met Chichester for second place. The Valley won the game and a chance to play at the Palestra. PEP BAND FRONT ROW (L TO R): Joe Wentland, Becky Weins, Debbie Pierdomenico. Paige DeLeo. Denise Blackburn. Ricky Zuppo. SECOND ROW: Keilh Baylor. Nate Wolman BACK ROW: Mark Paris. Steve Schultz. Jamie Koch (Director), Roy Niemann ABSENT: Lynda McFadden. Bo Baylor. John Stevenson, Robin Govan. Ernie DePrinzio Chic Nether Tower Mark Dublisky, Guard Rich Grzeszkowiak. Center George Hornibrook, Guard Bob Christopher. Forward FRONT ROW: Al Starzinski, Rick Taylor. Dave Cranston BACK ROW: Harvey Hurdle (manager). Mike Henry, Gary Glessner. John O’Hara. Bill Goodman. Rob Davey, Randy Corry. Alan Brattan, Tom Kirk, Jim Sauers. Mr Ryan (coach). 167 WRESTLING: grappling with victory FRONT ROW (L TO R): Rob Davis. l-arr Paseale. Hank DiFabio, Dave Raftovich. Nick Iatmbardi. Jim Hollenbach SECOND ROW: John Dykes. Steve Paseale. John Phillips. Paul kuhlman. Bill Connor. Mr Crassano (Coach) BACK ROW: Mr Kramer (Assistant Coach). Pat Moore. Darrell Ross. Don Milne. Mr Owsley (Assistant Coach). Pat Moore (145) Don Milne (155) 168 ('outran to pre-season criticism, our Vanguard Wrestling team once again proved itself to lx 1 l bringing home its third consecutive league title. Their |x� rserverance in light of a tough schedule and main injuries resulted in an unbeaten league record of S wins and 1 tie The three year record for the class of ’7b. 35-3-4. showed the hard work and dedication of the team and coaches, and once again deomonstrated the superiorit) of the ‘ liglit Vanguards . Hank DiFal io(126) I)aw Raftovich (185) Darrell Ross (H WT ) FRONT ROW (L TO R): Dan Hutchinson. Larr Duff . Rick Honpt. Tom Savarese. Roh Shanahan. Kurt Brunner. Kevin Kammerer. Jim Beletti. Rob Cook SECOND ROW: Dan Poircr. John Ciduck. Jim Palita. Rol Marshall. Kevin Connor. Dan Burbage. Bryan Fike. Tons I)e Augustine. BobTresca THIRD ROW': Kd Lancia no. Kurt Fet er. Pat Mastronardo. Jody Kammerer. Larry Fisher. Bill Lewis. Jim Crane. Dennis l.astoskic John Boyd. Rich Milne FOURTH ROW : Bill Torzolini. Tons Aulisa. Bud Kaniefski. Harry Smith. Dave Davies. Rich Temple. Dan Carr. Steve Jackson. Jim Walsh. Al Brisiel BACK ROW: Mr. Crassano (Coach). Mr Kramer (Assistant Coach). Mr Owslex (Assistant Coach). 169 Children of the universe placed into a galaxy of hundreds searching for a plan ... . P' 'I., The junior s year rushed by in a whirlwind of activities that began with a Welcome-Back picnic and a ring dance. Participating in the Sports Jamboree and taking all those “junior” tests were an important part of the year, too. Then came a rock concert with the group Ezra White” that proved to be a huge success, as was the magazine drive netting 1,500 dollars! The biggest event by far, however was “Hawaiian Paradise”, the 1976 Junior Prom. Junior Class Officers (L TO R): President, Debbie Bailey; Secretary. Michelle Brooks; Vice President, Lisa Miner; Historian, Evie Zdun; Treasurer, Mary Both Ebner; Advisor. Mr Paul LeFever JUNIORS: one step away Deborah Achterman Donald Ainsworth David Anderson Beverly Andrews Charles Armstrong Cynthia Armstrong James Arnold Deborah Bailey Keith Baker Karen Baldw in Karen Bansback Mary Lou Batter Paul Beggs John Belcner Nancy Beluch Jeffrey Bergeman Joanne Bernauer Janice Bilinski Judvth Boughner Pamela Bowersox Linda Bradley Deborah Brauer Patricia Brennan Michele Brooks Jenny Browne Steven Brown Kathleen Brusstar Charles Bryant Daniel Burbage Donna Burdett Craig Burlew Carol Buschman Cynthia Butler Mark Bynum Patrick Cameron Eman Carcoura Robert Carr Esther Carroll Steven Chet ty Karen Chiponis James Christopher Karen Ciesielka m f! James Cirilli Christina Clark Cynthia Clark Elizabeth Clark John Clark Kathleen Clark Robert Clark Diane Coale Janet Cobourn Gregory Coe Michael Conlon Michael Cook Cretchen Cordell George Co veil Beverly Craig Dennis Cranston Wendy Creighton Barbara Czukiewski Karen Darnall Lynn Davidson David Davies Mary Davis Doreen Deganich Robert DeHaven Susan DeMaio John Denisar Diane DeOrio Evelyn DeVito Jane DiLuzio Sharon Di Rosato James DiScala Robert Dolbin John Donato Alan Dougherty Jay Dougherty Emory Driscoll Sharon Drozdowski Helen Duffy Mark Dutton Robert Dyer John Dykes Dana Easterly Mary Beth Ebner Christine Eisele Stephen Elloitt Teresa Elmer Bernice Eppright Sue Ann Ersek Paul Esrev Lisa Evans Henry Ewing Richard Ewing Paul Fahy Wayne Fa w ley Deborah Feaster Robert Feelev Harry Feinberg John Fendt Linda Ferguson Anthony Figurelle Bryan Fike Anne Finegan Cindy Fink Sharon Fisher John Fooks George Ford Phillip Ford Richard Forde Brian Forde Elyce Foster Kiml� erly Frank Ronald Frank Lisa Furlow John Gallagher Margaret Gallagher Linda Galvin David Gorman v -4 173 %n ' Kevin Gasiorowski Rita Gaudioso Annette Gentile David Geveke Mark Gibson John Giduck El I wood Gittman Kathy Glyshaw James Godby David Gonya Nancy Goodley Elizabeth Gorman Charles Gran George Gray Sharon Gray Robert Green Denise Grc?enhalgh Thomas Griffith Kevin Griffiths Carol Groeber Paul Guenther Diane Guittare Mark Hackney Deborah Hale George Hamilton Kelly Hamilton Cheryl Hancock Roberta Harper Cynthia Heckman Frances Hembree Darlene Henry Bart Hickman Mark Hilditch Richard Hiller Maureen Hino Karlene Holcombe James Hollenbach Barbara Howard Brenda Howard Elizabeth Howard Diane Hrycyk Mark Huoer William Hufnal Robert Hughes Richard Hultzapple John Icaro Celeste Ingeldue David Jackson Steven Jackson Stanley lasinski Alexander Jennings Michael June Gary Junkerman Waiter Kaniefski Dawn Katevatis James Kelly Maureen Kelly Debra Kennedy John Kennedy Matthew Kiernicki Patricia Kilmer Louisa King Patricia King Thomas Kirk Zev Kopieka Debra Kostes Mary Kozlowski Kenneth Kramer Jean Kraus Lisa Kretz Paul Kuhlman Christine Kurfis John Kurfis Don Kushto Dyann Kutcher Denise Lafferty Chris Lanahan Michael Langdale Linda Lantz Donna Lashendock Leonard Lasdowski Wendv Lawson Dorotny Lawton Theresa Laxton 174 Brian Leeper Michael Lex Robert Lindstrom Nancy Little Patricia Lockard Candy Lord Craig Lord Vernon Lounsberry Elizabeth Luke Karen Lutz Margaret Lynch Joseph MacDonald Julie Mack Ruth Ann Mader Michael Maloney Anthony Manerchia James Markel Deborah Marshall Susan Martens Laura Martin Sherry Martz Sharon Matthews Judith Matteo Heather Mattes Deborah McAndrew Joseph McCabe Steve McCabe Gerald McCall Christopher McCarthy Dennis McConnell Kathleen McCracken Alison McDonald Denise McFadden Gerald McFadden Susan McGinn Karen McKniff Elizabeth McLaughlin Gwen McLaughlin Kathy McLean Cathy McMahon Deborah Meehan Michael Mertz William Messinger Jane Middleton Teresa Millard Susan Miller Thomas Mills Steven Minarcik Lisa Miner Lisa Minisci Joseph Monroe Deborah Moran Patrice Morelli Victor Moretti Joseph Morgan Micnael Morganstern Susan Morrow B.J Moulder Donna Muraska Patricia Murphy Martha Nester Constance Nicholaides James Nixon Duane Norris David Nuyannes Cynthia Oakes Joseph Oakes Megan O’Connor Joyce Ogden Julie Ogden Briar) O’Hara Joseph Olenik Patricia Olivieri Michael Olsanski Thomas O’Neill Thomas Orsini Brian Osifat Randal Owsley Catherine Pajan James Palita Debra Panko Dolores Panzullo Edward Parent Stephen Pascale 175 Louis rerrotta Mark Perry Glenn Petty Irene Plunder Bette Pickrell Susan Pierce Mark Plaugher Dorothy Poirier Donna Pottorak Harold Poole Richard Pullin William Pye ('lark Pvewell Mary Quinzi Anthony Rackie David Ruughle Katin Hawley Steven Read Beverly Reece Robert Reid William Reid Lisa Rennie Russell Rhoads Patricia Richards Michael Rienzi William Higgin Linda Riggs Janice Riley Kathleen Roberts Karen Roomet Sandra Ross Patricia Roth Lynne Ruark Geoffrey Ryan Linda Santa Christine Santore Gerard Sauers Cynthia Schaffstall Kellianne Schmidt Steven Schultz Suzanne Schum Robert Sehein David Senkowsky Sandra Sharpless Dean Shaw Bryan Sheehan Debra Sheoard Karen Shisler Cynthia Smith Donna Smith Lynda Smith Robin Smith Maureen Stacey Kevin Stafford David Stanaitis John Stanaitis Ruth Stanley Timothy Steele Douglas Steiner Candy Stevens Michael Stewart Joachin Stimson Barbara Stone Valerie Sudu Kugene Sulek Kat)ilc « n Sullivan Sandra Summers Cindy Swartz Gary Tacchi Richard Temple Kathleen Tcstoni Kelly Thomas l awrence Thomas Mark Thompson Cheryle Tindall Glen Titter Susan Toogood John Torzolini Gregory Tor velle Norman Townsend Anthony Trassatti Philomena Trassatti Frank Travaglini 176 Robert Tresca Jeffrey Twiss Frances Urbani Timothy Urbine Richard VanEss Michael Vickers John Volpe Mark VenZech Julia Wallace Deborah Wallin Harry Walls Deborah Walsh Thomas Walsh Kathleen Walton Sharon Ward Michael Warfel Jane Warhola Thomas Warren Bonnie Watkins David Watkins Mary Lou Watkins Phillip Weidl Eileen Weikel Karen Weller Janice Wells Karen Welsh Marykay Welsh Susan Welsh Patrick Werner Karen Whitman Curt Wicker James Wilkerson Joann Wojciechowski John Woyton Donald Wright Robyn Wright Mark Yorden Michael Young Evelyn Zdun Randall Zelznick Larry Zettlemoyer Mary Zlupko 177 t C4 V Gary Aberts Debra Achuff Jeffrey Ammlung Cheryl Anthony John April Cheryl Ardes Robert Armstrong Michael Arner Elizabeth Arnold Beverly Aronson Barbara Atherholt Anthony Aulisa Elizabeth Bacon Greg Bailey_____ From the first day of school, the sophomores had to make a place for themselves at the Valley. They started early with the election of class officers, and made an outstanding ef- fort in the Sports Jam- boree. As the year pro- gressed, the class became involved in many ac- tivities including fund raisers and the Soph Hop. As the year came to an end, the sopho- more class could be proud of their success at Sun Valley. (L TO R): Historian, Donna Moore; President. Debbie Duf- fy; Treasurer, Harvey Hur- dle; Vice President, Vicki Fos- Ter; Secretary. Donna Price; Advisor, Mr. “Bo Ryan. .|Qfl $ SOPHS: one down; two to go Carolyn Baines William Baker Michele Barlow Ruth Ann Bassill Mary Ann Baszata Gertrude Bauer Frank Beauchamp John Beiswanger James Beletti Susan Bernard Joseph Bernauer Joy Bertrand Patricia Bilinski Debbie Boccella Diane Boggs David Bove Sandra Boyd Tim Boyd Alan Bratton Deborah Braun Christopher Brennan Barbara Brittingham Gary Brochctti Paul Broker Melody Brown Raymond Brown Richard Brown William Brownhill Kurt Brunner Debra Buffington Peter Burcat Cynthia Burdett Norman Burgess Maria Burns Constance Butler ■ ■ Suzan Calhoun Sandra Calvin John Camp John Campbell Linda Campbell Joseph Carabba Kathryn Caramanico Janiee Carmen Michael Carroll Patricia Carroll James Castagna Florence Caton Merri Cazort Donna Certo Deborah Chambers Mary Charles Lisa Chetty Cheryl Cheyney Lisa Christopher Shirley Christopher Lorraine Ciancaglione Victoria Ciancaglione Stephanie CieslaK Michael Cirigliano John Cisco Patricia Clark Robert Coalson Cherylann Cobourn Michael (Collins John Conley Kevin Connor Rolx rt Cook John Corry David Cranston Nancy Cronin Patti Curran Raymond D Alessio Denise Daly Peter Dargay Robert Davey William Davidson Albert Davies Ross Davies Robert Davis Ann Davison Lynn Davison Kent De Angelis Anthony DeAugustine George Dceble Vail DeN'ight Thomas DeVore Randy Dewees Joan Donato Debra Doohan Catherine Dougherty Jennie Douthwaite Michael Dragoni Anne Drumneller Deborah Duffv Lawrence Duffy Kathleen Dugan Richard Dunlap James Flmer Mark Elser Donna Evans Ted Fabiuen Cathewrine Fatiga William Faulkner Richard Feaster Mary Feinberg I t g rfu Domenic Ferri Sherry Firlein Terry Firlein Beverly Foster Vicki Foster William Frame Glenn Francis Heidimarie Frey Karen Lynn Fromm Joy Fry J. Kendall Frye Cvnthia Fulmer Mary Anne Gabe Michele Gamble Kim Canter Cynthia Garfola Joanne Gargano Minam Gaughens Kimberly George Jane Gibson Sarah Gibbons Gary Glessner Gene Gommer Stephen Gonya William Goodman James Gorman Barbara Gosselin Karen Graber Thomas Grant Karen Gray Mark Gray Melvin Greenwalt Mark Grimes Thaddeus Grzeszkowiak Anthony Guasperini Edward Gusler Geraldine Gyda Karen Hackney Janet Haday Patricia Hagan Monica Haley Chris Hall Christine Halvorsen Annmarie Hamilton John Hamilton Alexandria Harkins Joanne Harper Michael Harpster Barry Harris Kent Harvin Monica Haschak Janis Hatton Thomas Heffner Donna Hendrick Clark Henry Malinda Henry Michael Henry William Highfield Robert Hill Vicki Hinderhofer Penny Hippie Karen Hofrman John Holland Lisa Hoover Terri Howett Ronald Howlett Lorri Hoyt Donna Hrischuk Gale Hummel Harvev Hurdle Daniel Hutchinson James Hyde Lori Hydress Richard Icenhour Lawrence Jackson Christina Jacobs Marian Jakavick Thomas Johnson Diana Johnston Deborah Jones Gaye Jurich Kevin Kammerer, Jr. Steve Kasperowicz Nanette Kauffman 180 Donna Keen Kevin Keller Maria Kelly Donna Keyser James Kiernicki Frank Kilgore Robert Kilgore, Jr Tracy Kimber Robert Kime Lisa Kinsler Robert Kirbv Teresa Klock Michael Kokoszka Joan Kopp John Kostes John Kriebal Sandra Kuehn Roland Lamplugh Mark Lancianese Edward Lanciano Dana Lantz Elizabeth I wlor Susan l awton James Lee Larena Lee Stephen Lee Bonnie Leeder Tibor Lehotay Dennis Lehr Kim Lehr Richardo Lelii Lonna I evin Patricia Lewis Robert Linahan Cindy Livingstone Alan Lobb Sharon Locke Nicholas Lombardi Nancy Longhurst Christine Losak Patricia Luke Kathleen Lunness Edwin Lusky Richard Lykens Kathryn MacDonald Linda Mack Mary Maggio Nancy Marencin Marcia Markel Martin Mar ley Robert Marshall Anthony Martin Steven Martorell David Masticola Patsy Mastronardo Johanna Mattera Mark Matters Scott Mattes Cynthia McCall Bill McCann Cheryl McCleaft Ellen McConnell Debra McCray Kathleen McCulley James McGarvey Robert McGinn Cheryl McHale Maureen McKenna Paul McKenna Bruce McLaughlin Linda McMaster Kevin McNamara Angela Miele Susan Merichko Melanie Metzger Nancy Middleton Deborah Miles Alan Miller Richard Milne Dolores Minarcik Cynthia Minchella John Moletteri Donna Ellen Moor Daryl Moore________ 181 5130 f) Kclith Morgan Karen Morgan Florence Moyer Pamela Moyer Maribeth Murphy Ann Marie Nagy Judith Naughton Dennis Navin Robert Nedbalski Mark Needles Cathy Nicholson Carole Nolan Joan Nowak William Nyce Kimberly Oakes Timothy O’Brien Kevin O’Connell Alfred O’Connor Edward O’Donnell John O’Hara GJenys Ohlerking Joseph Olivastro Laurie Oliver John O’Shea Elizabeth Osifat Eileen Owens Jeffrey Owsley Dezna Pachuta Tracey Palmer Brian Papp Thomas Paradissis Janice Parker Steve Parker Pamela Parsons Svble Patterson Tracey Payne Stephen Perko Ian Perryman Mark Petty John Phillips Laurie Pincock Jodi Pinnoek John Pollock David Powell Eric Powell Steven Prendergast Donna Price Scott Pritchard Suzanne Pyndus Joanne Rapp Linda Rappa Ixiis Razonski Terry Regar Linda Reid Barry Reinmiller Rose Reiss John Riper Sandra Robinson Joan Roomet Wayne Roser Kenneth Rostron Terri Rowe Frank Ruggeri Mark Rumbold Alfred Russell Jill Ryan Timothy Sanborn Mark Sands Nathan Sands Patricia Satchell James Sauers Donna Saunders William Savage Thomas Savorese Richard Savoy Carol Scarpato Maryann Schatz Donna Schlotzhauer Bette Schraishuhn Cordon Schroeter Robin Schuler Karen Schwerin Roger Searfass Christine Segrin 182 David Seiler Matthew Serge Robert Shananan Kimberly Sheehan Helen M. Sheeky Daniel Sheldon Linda Shelton Diana Sheruda John Shimkus Thomas Shive Susan Siekierski Maureen Simcox Debra Simpson Teresa Sisk Terry Sissons John Skolnicki Sheila Slawter Lauren Smedley Marion Smedley David Smith Doreen Smith Harry Smith James Smith. Jr Diane Snider Doris J. Snider Charles Snow, Jr. Erie Soring Gregory Speer Kathryn Spencer Kenneth Spink Dennis St. Germain Margaret Stalker Ann MarieStanaitis Karen Stanislow Helene Lynn Stant Albert Starzinski Susan Statter Russell Stewart Charles Stoy Mark Stritzinger Patrieia Taylor Richard Tavlor pvUT'O y Peter Tickle William Tindall William Torzolini Gary Touvelle Donna Tremoglie Maureen Twomey Domenic Urbani Mary Louise Vail Richard Valentino Donald Van Sickle Michele Venish Jacaueline Vernon Kathleen Vershinski Deborah Voltz Cindy Walker James Walsh Daniel Warfel Lori Waxmunski Sandra Webb Gretchen Welsh Mark Welsh Susan Werner Barbara West Donna West Sherry West Kimberly White William Whittaker Judy Wiens Brenda Williams David Williams Ellen Wojcik Mark Wojcik Raymond Wright Sherri Wright Amy Yorden Charles Zamonsky Don Zang, Jr Mary Zawisza Pamela Zeblev Reserve your job for fall now. With the Army’s Delayed Entry Pro- gram, you can come down now and pick the job you want. 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Perkins LINDEN WILLIAMS TEXACO Pancake Steak House General Auto Repairs State Inspection 244 Concord Road 3050 Pennell Road 497-3230 494-9893 J§ Compliments Open Friday and Saturday All Night of All Attire Welcome Venuti’s Hardware Best Wishes To The Class Of 76 SMITH INSURANCE 2745 Weir Road • 497-1446 fl Nationwide |ji From The Class Of 77 Homeowner’s—Auto—Business—Life Serving Delaware County for 28 years 497-1788 EUGENE S MEN’S HAIRSTYLING DiLuzio’s Cold Cuts 18 Rosalie Lane Aston Hours: Monday-Friday 9-7 Closed Saturday T R DAIRY BAR 102 Concord Road Steaks • Sandwiches • Hoagies Hard and Soft Ice Cream Take-out Chicken and Shrimp Open All Year Round 494-8704 Ben Franklin Electric Supply Co. £ Wholesale Distributor of Walls Things Electric Supplies � ) Industrial Lighting and 3420 Pennell Road 497-2280 Decorating Center Controls NOW THAT YOU’VE GRADUATED DON’T FORGET YOUR OLD FRIENDS. LIKE US. Burger King congratulates the class of ’76. Have if. 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MOM AND DAD MR AND MRS RICHARD DRAKE MR AND MRS JOSEPH OLIVASTRO THE REID FAMILY MR AND MRS KENNETH BOLYARD MR AND MRS FRANK PSONAK MR AND MRS JOHN HALDEMAN MR AND MRS ALLEN J HALEY CONGR ATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK— MRS SOROKA J AMES AND JOYCE BROWN AND FAMILY GOOD LUCK JANICE—UNCLE WILL MR AND MRS WILLIAM CONNOR MRS JOHN CACCIATORE GOOD LUCK SENIORS—THE DILUCIDO S MR AND MRS J R SPENCER MR AND MRS BOB HILLER MRS HELENCARROLL AND WILLIE P VINCENT J. AND ANNAS. SAUERS PICWAY SHOE MART MR AND MRS HUGH A MACDONALD BILL AND BARBARA HURST DAVID AND DIANE HURST BO. KELLY. AND MEGAN RYAN MR AND MRS. HOW ARD R RUOFF MR AM) MBS JOHN E TREDINNICK MR AND MRS. ARTHUR DELEO MR AND MRS FRANK HASCHAK MR AND MRS. KENNETH G RYDER IX)N'T Y’ALL FORGET US—THE ROSTRONS DR AND MRS HARRY ZECHMAN MR AND MRS PAULSTYER MR AND MRS. JOSEPH GUY LEON AND LOIS BLACKBURN. SR MR JAMES A. COLLIER MR AND MRS RICHARD LELII AND FAMILY MR AND MRS ALFRED MONACO MR AND MRS JOSEPH FORREST G(X)DLUCKSHAREN—FROM MOM, DAD. 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