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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

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All these factors played an important part in the Senior Variety Show, making 'Saturday Night Jive a hit. Mr. Hamlin helped our senior class form this show into something special with our own ideas and skits. Directing is a major role needed in each production and Mr. Hamlin filled this position successfully. The Seniors of S.V thank Mr. Hamlin for all his help. 2 Although he is gone, Dr. Zechman will be remembered by all as the man who helped us toward our frst steps of maturity in our early years at Sun Valley. I 92 Mr. Bolyard, assistant principal, guided the students of Sun Valley in many situations. He shows the students he cares with his help in keeping the school always at its best. Being assistant principal holds many responsibilities, for Mr. Miller must retain an authoritative stance while still acting as a friend toward the students. Within the short time Mr. Michael main- l tained the role of acting principal, he tried to organize the frst few confusing weeks of our senior year while giving his help and guidance whenever it was requested. . Decision-making played a major part in our senior elte r year. To help lighten the load, Mrs. Fedena was always there to give her guidance and advice. She gave us direction to our paths in the future. DEDICAZ ION+e h . . 'V . ,gs 'V , 1, ' As class advisor, history teacher and track coach, Mr. Lefever could always be seen helping the senior class. His versatility and spirit have kept our senior class organized, allowing us to enjoy our senior year without worry. He has handled our many problems, organized activities, and ar- ranged the confusion of graduation with trememdous success. He will be remembered by all, with or without mustache, as the man who made our senior year the best. , 4 4 - 1.-f 1 I o . 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Danny Burbage devouring a pickle . . . and the famous chariot race featuring the class advisors? The class then sponsored a hayride, followed by a bonfire. At the conclusion of our sophomore year we held our most memorable event-the Soph Hop. The theme was appropriate because it was truly '24 Time For Us. --- ' 'V tl class with class, chariot races, tartuffe, soph hop 1 4 1 W A timefor us . . . JUNIOR YEAR: welcoming back picnic, PSAT's, . . . W9 What's with you? Haven't you ever seen a guy type before? BMW E No longer were we the scorned sophs-we were juniors now, and we started that year with a whirlwind of activities. No sooner had each junior gotten his new class ring turned a seventy-seventh time by that special someone, when we undertook a maga- zine drive that netted 81500! Other events included the Bicentennial Sports Jamboree, and a very successful rock concert by Ezra White. In the mean- time, members of our class were con- tributing to the entire school in a multitude of ways. Several juniors showed a flair for drama in the Drama Club's acclaimed 1976 production, Up the Down Staircase. Other class- mates played an important role in the second place finish by the varsity basketball team. Nonetheless, the un- deniable highlight of our junior year was Hawaiian Paradise , the long awaited Junior Prom. What are you staring at? magazine sales, rock concert, class rings, the prom JUNIOR PROM: hula girls, pineapples, bamboo, 9 .J Take that!!! 5 palm trees, leis, the island, flowers, volcano, aloha Hours of dyeing sheets, painting murals, cutting palm leaves land palm leaves and palm leaves and MORE palm Ieavesj, and stringing Japanese lanterns had transformed the gym into a true Hawaiian Paradise. Couples chattered and laughed at the tables while others bumped and hustled on the dance floor to the sounds of Ezra White. Aher midnight the promgoers retired to the afterprom, which was furtively planned by our parents. As five o'clock approached, many happy couples left the tropical atmosphere filled with memories. He's all mine, girls! 11 SENIOR YEAR: bonfres, pep rallies, yearbooks, ,,,, MP. Cut that out. 1 e A 2 L + W Can you keep a secret? Bob Fithian the second. Y0u're kidding! Class meetings are fun. senior week, homecoming, senior variety show Elaine Powers for the full figure Shake Your Booty! Choosey mothers choose jw Pucke' up-' I don't wanna play tackle. Hey G00d Lvvkin. ,,,,, I tn 5 1 N Hike Qofhneo o -,.- A4 4 These are the people you've spent your years at Sun Valley with. Some ' . are familiar, some are not. Some you clung to for security in your sopho- more year. Others you developed long lasting relationships with in your , later years. Some you knew only from homeroom or lunch. Others were in your classes. With some of these people you spent time at club - meetings and Friday night football games. These people share memories 9 I of you and you will always share memories of them. 4 . - f D - - . . . . . . .- DONALD J. AINS WORTH ROBERT ALBRAND Donald Rob Work Soccer 1 ,2,3. BEVERLY MARIE CHARLES ARMSTRONG ANDREWS Wheat Navy Bev College What's happening tonite? I rest my case. International 1,' Musicale 3,' Voice of the Valley 3,' Chorus l,2,3,' Band I lCo. Capt.j 2 ci 3 fFeature Twirlerjp Hot Shots 3: Ski 3,' Prom Committees I,2,3. 16 DEBORAH ANN A CH TE RM ANN Debbie College Do you know what's for lunch? Cheerleading I,2,3 lCo. Capt.j,' Prom Committees 1,3. 1 DA VID ANDERSON Dave Army Thank God I'm graduating! CYNTHIA LEE ARMSTRONG Cindy Nursing 'Tm hungry! Gifted 2,' FNC 1,2,3 lPres.j,' Band 1,2,3 fCapt.j,' Hot Shots 2,35 Ski 3,' Prom Committees I,2,3. JAMES WALTER ARNULD Affly College What's happening? Football I,2,3,' Baseball I,2,3,' Boy's Track 2,3. ROBERT C. BAKER S tilts Trade School What's the hot set up Jake? VICA 3,' Basic Electronics 1,' Machine Shop 2,3. SANDRA BARRETT Sandy Marriage Oh my gosh! Interact l,2,' DECA 3. KEITH ALLEN BAKER Evans Art School Baseball I,2,3,' Prom Committees I,2. DEBORAH LYNN BAILEY Debbie College I don't care, It's up to you! Musicale 3,' Spectrum 3 fEdit.j,' Band I,2,3,' Interact 1,' Student Senate I,2,3,' Hot Shots 2,35 Ski 35 Hockey 2 lMan.j,' Prom Committees 1,2,3,' Class Officer I IV. Pres.l 2.3 lPres.j. KAREN BANSBACH Karen Nursing You know? Prom Committees 1,2. KAREN BALDWIN I wish that Sii'CQ 'c bus would get here! MARY LOUISE BA TTER Mary Lou Work NANCY ARLENE BELUCH Nancy College Musicale 1,' Chorus 1,' Band 1,25 Prom Committees 2,3, JOANNE M. BERNAUER .lo West Chester College What a hunk! Spectrum 35 Voice ofthe Valley 3 lSports Editorjg Interact l,2,3 fSec.j,' Football Pep 1,2,3 lPres.j,' Hot Shots 2,35 Cross Country I fMan.j,' Prom Committees 2,3. PAUL DANIEL BEGGS Bugs College It's your fault. JEFFREY BERGEMAN Berg College Soccer 1, JANICE BILINSKI Jan College Basketball I,2,3,' Ski 3. JOHN P. BELCHER Belch College Orchestra 1,2,3,' Football I,2,3. 2 CHRISTINE BLACK JUDITH A. BOUGHNER Judy College for Agronomy Rita, get out of my seat. Band 1,2,3,' Musicale 3,' Track 2,3. 5. LINDA BRADLEY Linda Dental Lab Technician I don't understand! Band 1,2,3,' VICA 1,35 Musicale 3,' Chorus 3. iff ,El PA TRI CIA BRENNAN PAMELA RENE BOWERSOX Pam DEBORAH BRAUER Debbie Travel What, I don't understand? MICHELLE KA THLEEN BROOKS Michelle Communications Major Oh, God! Student Senate 1,2,3,' Hot Shots 1,35 Prom Committees I,2,3,' Ski 3,' Drama 1,3,' Class Secretary I,2,3,' Interact 3,' Christmas Ball Committee. STEVEN W. BROWN Brownie Auto Mechanic DANIEL J. BURBAGE B1.lI'170 Navy VICA 1,2,' Interact 3,' Soccer I,2,3,' Wrestling 1,2,3,' Intramural Soccer l,2,3. CAROL DIANE BUSCHMAN Bush Medical Secretary Cut me a break FBLA 3,' Musicle 31 Drama 2,' Chorus 1,2,3,' Band 1,2,3. KA THLEEN BRUSSTAR Kathy Nursery School Teacher International I,' Drama l,2,3. DONNA MARIE BURDE TT Donna Data Processing .Huh ,. FBLA 3 lTreas.j,' VICA I lReporterj, 2. 1 CYNTHIA ANN BUTLER Cindy NursingSchool Wrestlettes 2,35 Prom Committees 1,2,' Band 2,3. CHARLES E. BRYANT Chuck College History 2,' Moty' 2,' Voice ofthe Valley 3,' Drama I,2,3,' Interact 3: Ecology I, Ski 2,35 Close-Up 1,25 Junior Achieve- ment 1,2. CRAIG R. BURLEW Turk College Antisapdom Band 1. MARK ALAN BYNUM Bubs Policeman Knock it off? PATRICK MICHAEL CAMERON Spizo Work Football 35 Baseball 2. ROBERT CARR Bob College or Technical School KAREN A. CHIPONIS Kar College What are ya going to do? International l,' Spectrum 3,' Football Pep l,2,3,' Hot Shots 2,3,' Wrestlettes 3,' Ski I,' Prom Committees 1,2,3. EMAN CARCOURA Eman College Brian, what are you doing tonight? Voice of the Valley 3,' Ski 3. ESTHER CARROLL Twa Marriage Come on booby! JAMES MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER Jim College Football l,' Basketball l,2,3. STEVEN L. CHETTY Steve College, Pre- Medicine Scotts Hi-Q 2,3,' History 2,' Ski 2,' Base- ball 3. DAVE JOSEPH CHRISTY Crystal Work, maybe college: marriage and children 'Say fella!! Football 3,' Baseball 3. KAREN MARIE CIESIELKA Karen Jgb Be cool Band 1,25 Prom Committees 3. CHRISTINE LOUISE CLARK Chris B.S. in Nursing That's Cute! International l,' FNC 2,35 Musicale 3,' Chorus 2,' Band 1,2,3,' Interact 2,3. Q ROBERT CLARK Computer Work FBLA 3,' VICA 25 Cross Country 2. JAMES JAY CIRILLI M orroco College-Penn State Soccer 3. CYNTHIA ANN CLARK Undecided Get out of here! Hockey 1. DIANE CHRISTINE COALE Diane College You've got to be kidding! Spectrum 3,' Ski 1,' Cheerleading l,2,3,' Prom Committees l,2,3. I dare you! KATHLEEN ANN CLARK Kathi ExecutiveSecretary Oh my God! Voice of the Valley 3,' Band 1,' Interact 2,3,' Football Pep 3,' Hot Shots 3,' Ski 1,35 Cross Country 2 fMgr.j,' Prom Com- mittees 2.3. 5 5 JANET LEE COBOURN Janet Speech Pathology di Audiology What are ya doin'? Musicale 3,' Chorus 25 Stage Band l,2,3,' Band I,2,3 fPres.J. Tm GREGORY THOMAS COE MICHAEL F. CONLON Co-ball Undecided Mikey College High R1GHTf,, PAUL LUKE CONNELL MICHAEL COOK GRETCHEN A- CURDELL Travel Work Navy or Air Force I don't care, whatever you want to do! Work Experience. CINDY CURNACCHIA DANA DARLENE BEVERLY CRAIG Airline School EASTERLY COX Bev Undecided 'Hllffyu WU'e and Mother I don't care! VICA 1,2. DENNIS CRANSTON CMH College Hey Bo, what do ya know? Football l,2,3,' Baseball l,2,3. KAREN LYNN DARNALL A happy ltfe What's for lunch? DECA 2,' Cheerleading l. MARY ELIZABETH DAVIS Poco College-Biology l 'm impressed. Honor Society 2,35 Musicale 3,' Drama l,2,3,' Band l,2,3,' Ecology 2,35 Track 2,3,' Prom Committees 3. WENDY CREIGHTON Get a good job, travel, get married VICA l,2,3. LYNN SUSAN DA VIDSON Lynn To be happy Hey! Pic, guess what? DOREEN DE GANI CH Reenie Honest to God, Mag. DENISE CROWTHER Work What a bummer. DAVID RHOADES DA VIES Mole Maybe College Soccer l,2,3,' Wrestling l,2,3,' Track 1. Too early in the morning! hh l tlifll iltf I ,rf i t vt' . Qfsffflll tfstllliillli ffs z t ROBERT REID JUDE DEHA VEN Bob Auto Body Repairs 'So that's it! VICA I,2,3, l it DIANE MARIE DEORIO Cookie Acting Oh CRUD! Interact l,3,' Student Senate 3,' Spectrum 3,' Football Pep 2,3,' Wrestlerettes 3,' FHA l,' Prom Committees 3,' Drama 1,2 lTreas.J, 3. ' all . 1441 1 5 , SUSAN DE MAI 0 Sue Undecided EVELYN CARMELA DE VI T0 Ev Dental Assistant No Way! Band 1,2,3,' Prom Committees I,2,3,' DECA 2. JUHN DENISAR Zar Technical School JANE MARIA DILUZIO Speedy College Russell do this: Russell do that! DECA l,2,3,' Interact 3,' Safety 2,' Prom Committees 1. SHARON DIROSATO College The most wasted day is one an which you have not laughed. Voice of the Valley 3,' Football Pep 3,' Ski 3,' Track 2,3. JAMES DISCALA College VICA 1,2,3. Is that really me? ROB DOLBIN JOHN PETER DONATO Rob A ir Force Beaver Service Here comes the Lurch! Soccer l,' Baseball. Soccer I ,2. 'T r ALAN LOUIS DOUGHERTY GEORGE JAY DOUGHERTY Doc Art School Doc College Football l,2,35 Basketball I,2,3,' Track 2,35 Baseball 1,25 Ski 3. 26 MARGARET H. DIX Peggy Ojjice Work Interact 3. 15 ' S5 1 CARLA DONCH Gordan Phillips School for Hair Beauty That is Ly'e! DECA 2,35 FBLA 2,35 Work Experi- ence 3. EMORY DRISCOLL Em College MARY JANE DRUMMOND HELEN MARY DUFFY MARK WILLIAM DUTTON Burn-out Marriage Hel Secretary Dut College Go somewhere Oh wow Be serious Football 2,3,' Wrestling l. ' BOB DYER JOHN WILLIAM DYKES KENNETH M. EDNIE Bob Undecided John College-Air Force Ken College That's poor. Basketball 1,' Baseball 2. Soccer I,2,3,' Wrestling l,2,3. MARY BETH EBNER Mare College Let's go get something to eat. Drama I,2,' Student Senate l,2,3,' Foot- ball Pep l,2,' Hot Shots l,' Ski 35 Prom Committee I,2,3,' Class Treasurer 1,2. CHRISTINE EISELE Tina Airline Stewardess What a trip! Voice of the Valley 3,' Interact 3,' Foot- ball Pep l,' S ki 2,3,' Cross Country Mgr. 2. BERNI CE E PPRI GH T SUE ANN ERSEK Sue VI CA 2. STEPHEN ELLIOTT TERESA JEAN ELMER Steve College Terri College Are you serious? Honor Society 123 Scotts H1-Q 2 Musicale 1 3' Drama I 23' Band I 23 Interact l,' Ecology 2,35 Track 1,2,3. LY NDA ERB Lynda Beauty Culture School PAUL N. ESREY E Sziccer 2,3. Busin ESS ' ggi? 5 fi wik t I sm m imi.. ,Q l Ea! 1 LISA MARIE LENA EVANS Lisa College What an airheadl' Spectrum 35 Ski 35 Basketball I,2. Q 5 2 z fi s 2 I e E E ,ig gi si ' it E 5 , . E fig s HENRY E WING Hank Army VICA l,2,3,' Stage Band I,2,3,' Band 1,2,3. PAUL FAH Y Ecology 3,' Stage Crew 35 Track 1,3. WA YNE FA WLEY RICHARD E WING Rich Art and Accounting DEBORAH WALLIN FA VIN GER Deb WU'e and Mother Go to sleep. Band 1,2,' Soccer Mgr. I,' Prom Com- mittee 2. DEBORAH LORRAINE FE AS TER Debbie Drexel University Honor Society I ,2,3,' The GU'tea' 2,' Sc0tt's Hi-Q 2,3,' Musicale 3,' Drama 1,2,3,' Stage Band 1,2,3,' Band I,2,3,' Lacrosse 2,3. 3 W Ss!! Sq! ! 1 W1 L T ii'??g5' m i if' 'wil' E 'tk 5 V HARRY FEINBERG Filley College Football 2,3. GREGORY S. FERRERI Buzz Culinary Institute ofAmerica ANNE-MARIE ELIZABETH FINEGAN Thumper Further Schooling I'm sorry! Football Pep l,' ROTC Drill Team 2,3,' ROTC Treasurer 2,3,' Student Assistant I,2,3,' ROTC Color Guard 2,3,' ROTC Soft Ball Team 2. 30 JOHN FENDT Rush Furthering Education Wow! Voice of the Valley 2,3,' Ski 3,' Soccer 1,2,' Wrestling 3. ANTHONY FIGURELLE Open Drafting VICA 1,2,3,' Vo-Tech I,2,3 Drafting. CINDY L. FINK Cindy Child Psychologist I 'm starved! What's for lunch? Interact 2,3,' Hot Shots 2,35 Wrestlettes 3,' Ski 3,' Prom Committees 2,3. LINDA FERGUSON F erg Secretary BRYAN E. FIKE Spike Military Wrestling 1,2,3,' Intramural Soccer I ,2,3. BRIAN FIRLEIN N and the word for the day is . . . GEORGE FORD University of Delaware 'S GW ifsiiiifi r is its iiiiiiiiiilsgzlsilgct .m 5:g2!ze5 ,tggfElieliifiiS25ieligf!52: r?3igg2!azf5f1Q5'?3ig'l,. kggglfzilsz ifr- Aggzzsza M if 3 f lf, .- ' 4, 5 vi ii, Bi3g!5!!2l5gEl,f BRIAN J. FORDE Ace Undecided Keep it clean? Soccer l,2,3,' Intramural Soccer I ,2,3. SHARON LOUISE FISHER Fish College for Art Spectrum 3,' Hot Shots 2. PHIL FORD Phil Trade School to be a Plumber Life isn't easy! Ice Hockey 2,3. ELY CE FOSTER Medical Secretary JOHN F OOKS RICHARD FORD KIMBERLY ANNE FRANK Kim Major in Geology Oh my God! Band l,2,3,' Chorus l,2,3,' Prom Com- mittee 3,' MARGARET SARA GALLAGHE R Maggie Special Education Teacher A'Isn't he a cutie! I Prom Committees 2,35 Ski 3,' Hot Shots 35 Football Pep 3,' Interact 3. KEVIN GASIUROWSKI GHZZ Photographer 'See you up McDonalds. Football l,2,3. I LISA ANN FURLOW Lee College I mean really! FNC 1,2,3,' Ski 3,' Hockey l,2,3,' La- crosse l,2,3. LINDA LEE GAL VIN Gaucho Get a Job I know! ! RITA MARIE GAUDIOSO College to be a writer That's it, I quit! Band I,2,3,' Musicale 3: Spectrum 3,' Motif 2,' Voice of the Valley 2,3 IBus. Edit.j. P 1555. JOHN GALLAGHER DA VID R. GARMAN Dave College and continue boxing career ANNETTE MARIE GENTILE Shortputt Nurse I'm not crazy, the world is!! Band I,2,3,' Stage Band I,2,3,' Musicale 3,' Chorus 2,' FNC 2,' Wrestlettes 3. DA VID GE VE KE University of Delaware KATHY .IO GLYSHAW Kathy Psychology Major I don't understand! Chorus 1,2,3 lPres.j,' Band 1,2,3,' Musi- cale 3,' Spectrum 3,' International l,' The Gmed 2,' Prom Committees 2,3. NANCY GOODLE Y Nanc Medical Secretary Prom Committees I,2,3. JOHN GIDUCK Duck College Wrestling I,2,' Ski 3. JAMES GODBY Bo College Football I,2,3,' Basketball l,3,' Baseball 3. l ELIZABETH GORMAN Jenny Business School Look, there's a Corvette! Football Pep 1,35 Wrestlettes 2,35 Ski l,3. ELWOOD WILLIAM GI TTM AN EL Race motorcycles What's happening? 4 'until ntl. Il N ft' I 59 .. I fgm . A 3 3.5 I 5algfi!e2fe1zf1 g tw-s f f fggiisfilsfiziti . i !l52Eii2EE.!?ifiZ'?i DA VID GON YA Sir, Mr. Gonya, Sir Marines ROTC Drill Team 2,3 lCapt.j,' ROTC Color Guard 2,3,' ROTC Marksmen- ship Team 3. CHARLES WAYNE GRAU Chuck College Football I,2,3. GEORGE T. GRAY JR. George College And that's the name of that tune! History 1,2,' Musicale 3,' Band 1,2,3,' Library Assistant 1,2,3. DENISE GREENHALGH SHARON MARIE GRAY Work DECA 2,31 Hot Shots 1,2 fSec.j, 3,' Hockey 1. BONNIE GRIFFI TH Pee- Wee Work Boo-Boo Travel Yea, sure, tell me about it. Whatever Band 1. CARL GROEBER Groeb Auto Mechanic Bear PA UL NORMAN G UE N TH ER Guenth College-Engineering Don't worry about it. Stage Band 1,2,3. ROBERT PAUL GREEN Greenie Track 1. Fw 'T KEVIN D. GRIFFITHS Grzff College-Penn State Football l,2,3. ,z i' ' fl , ,,,,, 6 W ff ' ,,, DIANA MARIE GUITTARE Dee Dental Assistant MARK HA CKNEY College JOAN MARIE GUSLER Sis Dietician 'See ya! VICA I,2,' Work Experience 3,' Vo- Tech 1,2 lClass Rep.j. DEBORAH HALE Deb Airline S tewardess Band 1,2 fCapt.j, 3 fCo. Capt.j,' Hot Shots 2,3,' Prom Committees I,2,3. CHERYL ANN HANCOCK College Hey, Jake! Spectrum 3,' Drama 2,' Interact 3,' Stu- dent Senate 3,' Prom Committees 1,2,3. Maybe UI ignore him, he'll go away GEORGE HAMILTON ROBERTA JEAN HARPER Bobbi College Jul, you'll never believe what happened! Football Pep 3,' Ski 3,' Prom Commit- tees 3. 35 Us? Copying? It's just a 'joint effort . FRAN HEMBREE Work Friday's almost here! Interact 2,' Ecology 2. KATHLEEN HIGHFIELD Kathy Wildlife Conservation 36 BRADLEY R. HARTLEY Brad DARLENE MARIE HENRY Dar Radiologic Technology International I,' Football Pep 3,' Hot Shots 2,35 Track 2, 3,' Prom Committees 3. MARK HILDI TCH Underwater Welder CINDY HECKMANN Cindy Work BART HICKMAN Harv Doctor How's it going? Interact I,2,3 U4 Pres.j,' Student Senate 1,2 UZ Pres.j, 3 fPres.j,' Football I,2,3,' Track I ,2,3,' Prom Committees I,2,3,' Class Treasurer 3. RICHARD HILLER Hill College MAUREEN HINO BARBARA HOWARD Killer, Sarge Meteorologist I don't know, I only work here. International I KV. Pres.j,' Gdted 2,' ROTC Color Guard 2,3,' ROTC Cadet Capt. 2,' ROTC Sohball 2,3. DIANA LYNN HRYCYK Diane College Football Pep 3,' Hot Shots 2,3,' Ski 3,' Wrestlettes 1,2,3,' Prom Committees l,2,3. KARLEEN KAY H OLCOMBE Karl Office Machine Repair Oh yea! Musicale 3,' Band I,2,3,' Wrestlettes 2,' Hockey I. BRENDA LEE HOWARD Bren Secretary Really! Band 1,' Hot Shots 3,'Prom Committees 3. MARK H UBER Hub College JAMES WILLIAM H OLLE NBA CH Bach Trade School What can I say? Wrestling l,2,3. ELIZABETH HOWARD Bambie Nursing I missed that one,' I didn't have my glasses on! ' International I,' FNC I,2,3,' ROTC Color Guard 2,' Cadet Capt. 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH HUFNAL Wild Bill College I forgot it. Honor Society 2,35 Band 1.2. ROBERT N. HUGHES College JOHN ICARO Air Force Thank Goa' it's over! STEVEN JACKSON RICHARD ELMER H UL TZAPPLE Chink 51:2 CELES TE INGLEDUE DA VID JACKSON Own a Greenhouse Dave Cafpfnffy Hey Man: How's it going? a Wana:- ALEX JENNINGS MICHAEL J. JUNE Work Alex Work Bruce Moon Cgllggg Wrestling l,2,3. Interact 3,' Football l,2,3,' Track 2. - Work Hey what do you want???' ........, t GARY JUNKERMAN 5 Junk Work VICA 1,21 V0-Tech 1,2. 2 DAWN KATEVAITIS JAMES J. KELLY Secretary and get married Susquatch Undecided Do me afavor, SHUT UP! Your mom??? Football Pep 3,' Hot Shots 3. Soccer 2,3,' Track 3. DEBRA JEAN KENNEDY JOHN KENNEDY College . Scott College Pizzon gnawl Lacrosse 2,35 Hockey 3, WALTER KANIEFSKI Budd College Eh? Honor Society 2,3,' The Gmed 2,' Track 1,' Football 2,35 Wrestling 1,2. MAUREEN KELLY Work tccii Onward to exquisite cuisine? PATRICIA ANN KILMER Pat Undecided I don't know and don't care! Band I,2,3,' Musicale 2,35 Prom Com- mittees I,2,3,' Interact 3,' Wrestlerettes 2,3,' Hot Shots 3. ,, 'THOMAS KIRK Shred College Defnitely Basketball I,2,3,' Honor Society 2,3. LOUISE MARIE KING Louise l College I don't know how you can say that! Lacrosse 1,2,3,' Wrestlerettes 1,2,3, Ski I,2,3 IV. Presjg Football I,2,3,' Prom Committees 1,2,3,' International I,' Spec- trum 3 FRANCIS KOKOSZKA MA TTHEW KIERNICKI PATRICIA ANNE KING Trish Wildlife Management Excuse my ,... butt! Musicale 3,' Chorus I,3,' Band I,2,3,' Interac 3,' Football Pep 3,' Wrestlerettes 3,' Ski 3,' Prom Committees 2,3. ANTHONY KOKOSZKA Stences ZEV KOPEIKA Aruba College Party on! KENNETH KRAMER College Stage Band 2,3,' Prom Committees 2,3. PAUL RICHARD KUHLMAN Kool Williamson Trade School That's lUe! Wrestling l,2,3,' Track 3. DEBRA L. KOSTES Bobo Receptionist Whatever JEAN GERALYN KRAUS Jean Journalism Oh my God, I don't believe it! Musicale 3,' Spectrum 3 fCopy Ed.J,' Voice ofthe Valley 2,3 lEd.j,' Band l,2,3,' Hot Shots 2,3,' Football Pep 3: Ski 2,35 Prom Committees 3,' Track 2,3 lMgr.l. MARY BETH KOZLOWSKI Nursing Drama l,' Football Pep 1,2,3,' Hot Shots 2,35 Wrestlerettes 2,35 Track 35 Prom Committees 1,2,3. E .,,. LISA SUSAN KRETZ College Oh, terrtfciu Musicale 3,' Spectrum 3,' Band 1,2,3,' Interact 3,' Safety Club 2 lV.P.j,' Ski 3,' Wrestlerettes 2,3,' Track 1,2,3,' Prom Committees 3. Touch it and I'll kill ya! BRENDA JEAN K UM MERER Brenda Marriage, Medical Assistant VICA l,2,3. DON KEVIN KUSHTO D071 College Drama 2,35 Stage Crew I,2,35 Football Pep 15 Prom Committees 1,25 Class Omcer fPres.j 1. DENISE LAFFER TY Denise Commercial Art 4 -H 2,3. CHRISTINE KURFIS Chris Work 'Say what? Ski 3. DYANN KUTCHER Kutch College What? History 15 International l,' Drama 1,25 Interact 35 Ecology 15 Football Pep 1,2,35 Hot Shots 2,35 Prom Committees 1,2,3. LISA LOUISE LAMB Lee Secretary Take a tweed! Musicale 35 Drama 35 Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3 fCo-Capt. Flagsj5 Interact 35 Ecology 35 Hot Shots 2,35 Wrestlerettes 35 Track 1,2,35 Prom Committees 3. JOHN K URFIS Rufus College JOHN LADD - -me Q33 Sz' fiffz t,g5E23jgliiitz,, .itwffssfsslggiggw, 5 . pi as' 2-,Mlm fjaw, :,t,,'iliIi'aP?'ik ith -1 wt' :mlliit Zvlsttii f 1 ,, ight., ,,,g,g.1, MERLE DEAN LAMBERT JR. Merle Work MARY CHRISTINE MICHAEL LANGDALE LANAHAN Mike Work Chris Workfor an airline Good, good, glad to hear it! Can you see my eyelashes? Baseball 1,2,3. Prom Committees 2,3. DONNA LASHENDOCK LEONARD LASKOWSKI Donna College Len Technical School Oh my God, you're kidding! You got to be kidding! Ski 2,3. VICA l,2,' Chorus 2,3,' Band 3. GREGG LAWSON WENDY LEE LAWSON Gff-'gg College Wendy Dental Assistant Football 2,3. LINDA MARIE LANTZ Linda Work for an airline I don't understand! Drama l,2,' Ecology 3: Hot Shots 3,' Wrestlerettes 2,3,' Hockey l,2,3,' La- crosse 1,2,' Prom Committees 2,3. JOHN CHARLES LA UGHLIN Lock Trade School Football 2,3. DOROTHY ELAINE LA WTON Dot Accountant Drama 1,' Band 1,2,3 fCapt. Pom-pomj Hot Shots 2,3,' Prom Committees 1,2,3. THERESA ANN LAX TON Hum Travel Do you understand? ROSEMARIE LISZKIE WICZ BRIAN LEEPER Froj Electrical School 'Z4nybody want a carrot? l NANCY B. LITTLE Nanc Receptionist 0uuu la la! Band 2,3,' Football pep 2,35 Hot Shots 2,' Prom Committees 2,3. PA TRICIA LOCKARD Tish Business School You're not going to take a picture! 'pr' MICHAEL ANTHONY LEX Hand College I'm not small! Footbll I,2,3,' Track 2. DIANE H. LI TTRELL Dee College Where's my hun? Band 1,2,' Interact 3,' Wrestlerettes 2,35 Ski 2,35 Close-up 2. CANDY LORD Candy Computer Operator VICA 1,2. RICHARD CRAIG LORD Lordy College June, get the out of here! Football I,2,3,' Basketball 1,2,' Base- ball 1,2,3. ELIZABETH ANN LUKE Bet College Well, well, well . . . International 1,25 Interact 2,35 Foot- ball Pep 1,2,3,' Ecology 3,' Hot Shots I,2,3,' Track 2,3,' Prom Committees 3. MARGARET VERONICA LYNCH Mags College International 1,' Interact 3,' Football Pep 1,2,3,' Hot Shots 3,' Basketball I,' Prom Committees 3. I don't know what it is . . . I thought you knew!!! DEBORAH MARSHALL LUTZ KAREN LUTZ Karen Marriage and a good job JULIE MACK RUTHANN MADER Julie College Ruthann W0fk ReaIly! Are you kidding? Band I,2,3,' Hot Shots 2,35 Prom Com- Musicale 31 Spectrum 3,' Voice ofthe mittees I,2,3. Valley 3,' Band l,2,3,' Hot Shots 3: Prom Committees 2,3. LEANN MARY MAITLAND Leann Airline Hostess Boogie Down. Voice of the Valley 2,35 Band 1,2,3,' Girl's Track 3,' Prom Committees 3,' St udent Senate 2,' Wrestlettes 3. 1 2 1 46 Do I look ok? TONY MANERCHIA Nerch College A'You're kidding, right? Football l,2,3,' Baseball 1,21 Prom Committees l,2. DEBRA LYNN WALSH MARSHALL Mommy LAURA MARTIN College Football Pep 3,' Ski 3. JAMES F. MARKEL Naval Academy Ski 3,' Boy's Track 3. SUSAN MARTENS Sue Business School How ya doing? SKi 3. DOMINICA MARUSCO GAIL SHARON MATHEWS Sharon Undecided Did you see that guy? Prom Committees 3. JUDITH ANN MATTEO Judy Marriage You know what I mean! Cheerleading 1,2,3,' Prom Commit- tees 2,3. DEBORAH MCANDREW STEVEN MCCABE Debbie Work Steve Surviving 1 get high all the time! Q GERALD B. McCALL CHRIS McCARTHY Cash College Yip S0fCef 1213- Old times will be new times soon. HEATHER JO MATTES Heather Journalism That is so redundant! Scotts Hi-Q I,2,' Musieale I,3,' Chorus 1,2,3,' Orchestra I,2,3,' Band 1,2,3,' Vanguard Sanitation Department 1,2,3,' District Chorus 2,35 Regional Chorus 3. 'Sure Tony, you look ine! DENNIS J. MCCONNELL Work VICA I,2. GERARD JAMES MCFADDEN Smiles College Football 1,2,3. KATHY LYNN MCLEAN Kath College I don't remember. Spectrum 3,' Drama 2,' Band 3,' Ecology 25 Hot Shots 1,2,3,' Track 1,2,3. KATHLEEN MCCRACKEN ALI-5' 01V MCDONALD Kate Undecided Stenographef I left my flag in my locker! SUSAN MCGINN KAREN MCKNIFF Sue Nurse Accountant FNC 2,' Interact 2. KATHLEEN E. MCMAHON Kathy Work What did you say? VICA 2. What Mr. C. doesn't know won't hurt 2 MICHAEL MERTZ Mertzy Navy Whateverl VICA l,2,3,' Baseball I,2,3. SUSAN E. MILLER Sue Secretary Hey good lookin! Band I,2,' Football Pep 3,' Hot Shots I,2,3 fPres.j,' Track 2,3,' Prom Com- mittees 2,3. I JANE MIDDLETON Jane College Don't mind me! International 3,' YEA 2,' Spectrum 3: Chorus 2,35 Interact I,3,' Prom Com- mittees I,2,3. THOMAS R. MILLS Millsey College Football I,2,3. LISA MINER Lees College I'm HUNGRY! Student Senate I,2,3,' Ski I,' Prom Com- mittees I,2,3,' Class Ofjcer I fHist.j, 2 I V. Pres.j. TERESE MILLARD Duck Work International I,' Spectrum 3,' Interact 3,' Student Senate 3,' Football Pep I IV. Pres.j, 2 fSec.j, 3,' Hot Shots 2,3. STEVEN JOSEPH MINARCIK Mini College What's happening captain? Football I,2,3. 5 nw Iii Q 2, LISA MARIE MINISCI Lee Nurse Why not, what could happen? Band I,2,3,' Wrestlerettes 2,35 Prom Committees I,2,3. JOSEPH JAMES MONROE Bemie Pro bum VICTOR MORE TTI Scootch College or Night School SUSAN MORROW DEBORAH LYNN MORAN Debbie Business College You're kidding! Drama 1,' Interact 2,35 Football Pep 3,' Hot Shots 2,' Wrestlerettes 1,' FHA 2,' Hockey l,' Prom Committees 2,3. I JOSEPH MORGAN BETTY JANE M OULDER B.J. Engineering Purely Amazing! International 1,2,' Musicale 3,' Drama l,2,3,' Band 1,2,3,' Interact 3: Track 2,' Prom Committees 2. PA TRI CE M ORE LLI W W MICHAEL MORGANSTERN Drexel University JOSEPH P. MULLIN Joe College DONNA MARIE MURASKA Donna College Hockey 3,' Basketball 1,31 Lacrosse l,2,3,' FHA 3. J L CONNIE NICOLAIDES Connie Business School International 1. miwffiwwssssgw, MARY KATHERINE N UGEN T Fay Anthropology or Embryology We1l, anyway . . , International 3,' Spectrum 3,' Voice of the Valley 3,' Chorus 3,' Orchestra 3,' Ski 3,' Prom Committees 3. PATRICIA A. MURPHY MARTHA MARY NESTER Puddie College and Travel Mimi Teacher ofthe deaf Honest to John! '1S'mile, God loves you! VICA l,2,3,' Drama 2,' JAMES NIXON DUANE NORRIS Jamie Work in an offce Mua Chef Owen, l'm going to sneak ya! Soccer 1,2,3. DAVID JAY NUYANNES CYNTHIA J. OAKES Dave College Cindy College Football 1,2,3,' Basketball I,2,3,' Base- Band I,' Football Pep 3,' Hot Shots 3,' ball 1. Wrestlerettes 3,' Prom Committees 1,2,3. JOSEPH D. OAKES Oaksie College and Travel You've got to be jokinglln COLLEEN O'CONNOR Keen Undecided TeIl me that again? Football Pep 3,' Prom Committees 2,' Hot Shots 2,3. JOYCE OGDEN JULIE OGDEN Joyce HousewU'e and working woman Julie College to study Astronomy Get off itll! Oh n0.lf! E' l Lili BRIAN SHEAN 0'HARA JOSEPH MICHAEL OLENIK Brian College Joe College Football 1,2,3,' Track 1,2,3. Hyouye kidding! Football 2,3. ME GHAN ELIZABETH O'CONN OR College Really? Voice ofthe Valley 3,' Prom Committees I,' Interact 1,' Ski 3. KAREN LEE OGDEN Karen College or work Sit on lil PATRICIA ANN OLIVIERI Patty Business school or work Really??!! Prom Commitees 2,35 Band I,2,3,' Hot Shots 2. MICHAEL OLSANSKI College BRIAN OSIFAT ! RANDY A. OWSLEY 02 College Baseball 1,2,3,' Basketball I,2,3,' Foot- ball 1,2,3. THOMAS WAYNE O'NEILL Owen Electrician What ails you! VICA 1,2,3,' Vo-Tech I,2,3. THOMAS ORSINI fi And now for CA THY PAJAN ,- q-,S -f V. K 'Yi loday's cooking lesson! wS?, 5.,f1e 'wifi' 'xe,1tewffsrE.fw,- W ,zz i giszug . ' JAMES PALITA Fish Bricklayer VICA l,2,3,' Wrestling l,2. Who me, no l'm not busy tonight. EDDIE PARENT Eddie Art School Hey, you shut up! Prom Committees 2. LOUIS PERROTTA Lou Carpentry Don't have one! 54 DEBRA KAY PANKO DOLORES PANZULLO Debbie Nursing Mooch Secretary and get married 1've got ta tell ya somethin!!! I swear!!! Prom Committees 1,2,3,' Musicale 3,' Football Pep 35 Hot Shots 3,' Track 2,35 Band l,2,3,' Hot Shots 2 !Hist.j, 35 Chorus I,' Interact 1,' Cheerleading Chorus l,2,3,' FNC 3 KV. PresJ,' Ski 3. !Mgr.j 2,3. STEPHEN PASCALE Beaver Trade School Oh sh +'f.S ???? Wrestling I,2,3,' Soccer 2,3. N i ii' JIM R. PA TTERSON Jim Undecided Judge not, and thee shall not bejudgedf' MARK PERRY GLENN PETTY Per Whatever! Hawk Killer Fire Technology Whatever turns you on!!! Let's get latered! IRENE PFANDER Fan College International I5 Football Pep I,2,35 Drama I5 Interact l,' Hot Shots 2,3. MARK PLA UGHER Mark Undecided HAROLD POOLE Harry Work Oh my God!l! Basketball I,2,3. BETTE JEAN PICKRELL Pickle Enjoy Lye DOROTHY M. POIRIER Dots Ofjice work Interact l,2,3,' Football Pep 35 Hot Shots 25 Wrestlerettes 1,35 Hockey I,' Track 2,35 Ski 1,35 Prom Committees 35 FHA 2 IV. Pres.j, 35 Drama 1. RICHARD PULLIN SUSAN E. PIERCE Fashion Design International 1,25 Spectrum 35 Interact 35 Football Pep I,2,3,' Hot Shots 2,35 Prom Committees 2,35 Wrestlerettes 3. DONNA ANN POLTORAK College Are you serious? Spectrum 35 Honor Society 2,3,' Interact I5 International I,' Football Pep 25 History 25 Tennis 2. Hurry up, I can't look this innocent for long WILLIAM F. PYE Bill Accounting Moderation, moderation! History I,2,' Safety 1,' Library Assistant 1,2,3,' A.V. Equipment 2,3. ANTHONY JOHN RACKIE T0ny E lectricl Engineering STEVEN READ Sieve College Soccer 1,2,3,' Baseball 1. CLARK PYEWELL Clark Auto Mechanic Ten Four. DA VID A. RA UGHLEY Dave College Band 1. BEVERLY JOY REECE Bev Work Don't worry about it! Interact 2,31 Ski I,' Cross Country 2 fMgr.j Lacrosse 1,2. MARY ELIZABETH QUINZI Mary Beth College 1 a'on't believe it! Future homemakers of America? ROBERT H. REID Bud Butcher WILLIAM REID WILLIAM M. RIGGIN Space Work You're an air head! LISA RENNIE I I PATRICIA A. RICHARDS Pat Work Oh wow man! Band l. LINDA NADINE RIGGS Linda Business School Lisa . . . he's not here tonight! Band 1,2,3,' Interact 3,' Musicale 3,' Ski 3,' Wrestlerettes 3,' Prom Committees 2,3. RUSSELL D. RHOADS Russ College-Engineering Football l,2,3,' Track 2,35 Interact 3. MICHAEL J. RIENZI Mike Air Force How's it goin!! JANI CE RILEY KATHLEEN I. ROBERTS Kathy Medical Lab Technician Football Pep I,2,3,' Wrestlerettes 2,3,' Prom Committees 2,35 Interact 2. KAREN ROOMET V.: SANDRA E ROSS Karen T010 Guide Sandy Equestrian School oh bug off ' How come? Ski 3. LYNNE M. RUARK JEFF RYAN STEVE SALTER Lynne Hairdresser College Snake College Have a nice weekend f Football 1,2,3. 'PHysics is Phun! LINDA SANBE CHRISTINE MARIE SAN TORE Chrissy College-Sociology Yeah, really. Prom Committees 1,2,3,' Student Senate 2 lSecr.j, 3,' Football Pep 2,' Band 1,' Spectrum 3. GERARD SAUERS Jerry College Your place or mine? Football 1,2,3,' Wrestling I ,' Baseball 1,2. KELLIANNE SCHMIDT Kel Social Work 'Does anybody have a dime?' Interact I. 5 BETH SCHADE Basketball l,' DECA 3. ll .wig . 5 -gi ' 3 .Ki sail lllzf STEVEN G. SCHULTZ 0OLTZ Valley Forge Military Academy You're NUTS! Musicale I,2,3,' Band I,2,3,' Stage Band 1,2,3,' Student Senate 25 Stage Crew 2,' Vanguard Sanitation Dept. 1.2.3 lPres.j,' VICA I,2,3 lParl.l. CINDY G. SCOTT Cin Interact 2,35 Football Pep 2,3,' Hot Shots 3,' Ski 2,35 Prom Committees 3. CYNTHIA SCHAFFSTALL Cindy Night School, Get an Office Job 0h! Yeah! SUZANNE SCHUM Sue Nursing History 2,' FNC 1,3. ROBERT SEHEIN Bob Marriage This guy's a 'Pete'. DAVID J. SENKOWSKY Dave College fBusine.' Ski 3. BRYAN SHEEHAN GERALD SIKORSKY Beef College I don't know, what? SANDRA LEE SHARPLESS Sandy College l0ccupational Therapyj '7 could scream! Ecology 2,3,' Ski 1,2,3,' Prom Committees 2,3. DEBRA SHEPARD EZ' N KA TH Y JENKINS SIPPS Cass To settle down DEAN SHAW Work and Community College KAREN LESLIE SHISLER Business School or a Secretarial job Debbie, come here! Musicale 1,35 Spectrum 3,' Wrestlerettes 3,' Chorus l,2,3,' Band 1,2,3,' Ski 3,' Stu- dent Senate 3,' Basketball 1 fMgr.j,' Prom Committees 2,35 Class V. Pres. 3. FRANK SLOSS GARY SMEDLEY NANCY CYNTHIA SMITH Squirrel College for Nursing Hey Honey! History 2,' FNC 2,3,' M usicale 2,3,' Drama 2,3,' Chorus 3,' Band 1,2,3,' Wrestlerettes 3,' Prom Committees 1,2. JOHN ST STANAITIS Stink Carpenter DONNA JEANNETTE SMITH Donna College fDrama and Voicej 'Hi hon! How are ya today? Musicale 3,' Drama I,2,3,' Chorus I,2,3,' Band l,2,3,' Wrestlerettes 3: Soccer I lMgr.j. KE VIN D. STAFFORD College History 2,35 Band I,2,3,' Safety 2,' Wres- tling I,' Track 2,3,' ROTC Drill Team 25 Physical Fitness Team 2,3. RUTH ANN STANLEY Ruth College-Social Work History 2,' YEA 3,' Wrestlerettes 35 Bas- ketball 3,' Track 3. LYNDA LEE SMITH Undecided Football Pep 3,' Ski 3,' Ecology 3: Book- store 3,' Prom Committees 1,2,3. DAVID WILLIAM S TANAI TIS Stan College Ya know. Basketball l,2,3,' Baseball 3. TIMOTHY STEELE DOUGLAS PAUL STEINER Doug College fMusic or Forestryj There has to be an easier way to do this! ROTC Markmenship 2,3. .IOACHIM STINSON Joe Air Force U you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with. Reading is F UNa'amenta1. CANDY ANN STEVENS Can College and ajob I don't know. FBLA 2,' Band l. BARBARA STONE FBLA 3,' Ski 2,35 Hockey I,2,' Prom Committees 2,3. KAREN A. STROOTMAN Business School I do not. Football Pep 1,2,3 fTreas.j,' Wrestlereltes 2,35 Ski 1,2,3 fTreas.j. MICHAEL STEWART V-l- C- T- 0-R- K that's the Senior battle RONALD FRANK SUDA Ron Work Are you serious? VALERIE SUDA EUGENE SULEK Val Travel Gene Undecided Whatever Soccer I,2,3. 2 l SANDRA JEANNE S UMMERS ' Sandy Secretary No way Prom Committees 3. GARY TACCHI CHYRL ANN TEMPLE Tash Ch yrl Recreation and Parks Work Football 1,2,3,' Track I,2. I can handle it. Ski 3,' Hockey 1,2,3,' Lacrosse I,2,3,' Prom Committees I,2,3. l I no i .tu Two-thirty at lastl s E CINDY LEE SWARTZ Cin Nursing 'Say what? Musicale 3,' Band l,2,3 lDrum Major- ettejg Football Pep 1,2,' Hot Shots 2,35 Wrestlerettes I,2. ' RICHARD TEMPLE Rich College or Service No way, Jake! Wrestling I,2,3. KELLY ANN THOMAS Kelly College I must be going deaf? The Gjted 2: Musicale 3,' Spectrum 3,' Voice ofthe Valley 3,' Band I,2,3,' Interact I,' Football Pep 2,' Hot Shots 2,35 Wres- tlerettes I,3,' Prom Committees 1,2,3. CHERYLE DAWN TINDALL Cheryle Computer Operations Oy vey DECA 3,- FBLA 3 fPar1.1,- VICA 1,2 lV.P.j,' Interact I,' Student Senate 3. JOHN F. TORZOLINI College Musicale 3,' Stage Band I,2,3,' Band I,2,3' Prom Committee 2. LA WRENCE M. THOMAS MARK THOMPSON Larry f L. T. I Landscaping College Do you have a pencil?' F.F.A. 1,2 KVPJ, 3. GLEN OWEN TITTER College Where is he? Band 1. GRE GOR Y A. TOU VE LLE Greg College S USANN TOOGOOD Sue Airline S tewardess You know what I mean. Voice of the Valley 3,' Band 2,' Interact 3,' Football Pep 3,' Ski 2,3. NORMAN L. TOWNSEND Buddy Travel .a. .5itj!,,,,f J t ll if Fascia. its ,lmgttlji V 8 ,jgisilli B pl in il!!! ai taiwan .5 ,U If 'S ' i cs ' pgyvi5fll12'v' s lf 51 1235, 'MQ J 5.,.,gt, I ANTHONY TRAS A TTI Tony ROBERT MICHAEL TRESCA Fresk Pre-dental school Ah Foot! History 3,' Interact 3,' Football 1 ,2,3,' Wrestling 2,3,' Track 2,3,' Bible Study I . TIMOTHY LEE URBINE Leo Navy Basketball 3,' Baseball 3. PHILOMENA TRASATTI Mena Teaching Wow, gotcha! FHA 3,' International 3,' Hot Shots 3. 5 . JEFFREY TWISS Jeff Work or College What do ya mean? VICA 1,2,3. MICHAEL GLEN VICKERS Kirby Pre-Med Rorer 714's Band 1,2,3,' Basketball 3,' Track 3. FRANK TRA VAGLINI Frank Trav College That's cool. Fran Social Work Get the most out of lU'e! Student Senate 2,3 lV.P.j,' Cheerleading I,2,3. DENISE LOPCHINSKY VILA MARK VON ZECH JULIA WALLACE Art School Julie College You gotta be joking! Bob, what did he say? Prom Committees I,2. Football Pep 3,' Ski 3,' Prom Committees I,2,3. KA THIE WALTON Kathie College Football Pep I,' Prom Committees 2 Let's get this meeting underway. MIKE WARFEL JANE WARHOLA MWZESY C071-W'l'14Cfi0Yl Crazy Jane Nurse or Secretary HARRY J. WALLS Hank College Soccer 1,2,3,' Track I,2,3. l SHARON WARD Shari College Oh God, what a bore! Voice of the Valley 3,' Interact 1,2,3,- Football Pep 1,2,3,' Wrestlerettes I,2,3,' Ski 2,35 Closeup I,2. BONNIE WA TKINS Bon Work I was caught again. Wrestlerettes I,2.' Prom Committees 3. DAVID CHARLES WATKINS Trade School How you doing? Football I. EILEEN DIANE WEIKEL Wings JANICE RUTH WELLS Jan Physical Therapy You've got to be kidding! History 3,' International l,' FNC 2,3 lHist.j Musicale 2,3,' Drama 3,' Chorus 2,3: Band 1,2,3,' Interact 3: Ecology 35 Prom Com. 3. MARYLOU WATKINS PHILIP WEIBL KAREN WELSH Work Phil College You do it. KAREN DIANE WELLER College Swingin Interact I,2,3,' Football Pep 1,2,3,'Ski 2. MARYKAY WELSH Elementary School Teacher International I,' Interact l,2,3,' Football Pep 2,3: Ski 2,' FHA 1,2 lSec-Treas.j, 3 lPres.j. i Think. Do you remember the lockers slamming, the bells ringing, and your friends shouting as you hurried down these halls. MARK WERNER PATRICK WERNER Pat College Yi I ROBERT CURT WICKER JAMES WILKERSON Curt College Earl Diesel Mechanic In God's fellowship always. Track 1. Baseball l,3,' Prom Committees 3,' Latin I,2. SUSAN LYNN WELSH Snoo College Spectrum 3,' Drama 1,' Student Senate 3,' Hot Shots 2,3,' Football Pep l,2,3,' Prom Committees 2,3. KAREN L. WHITMAN Karen Undecided I'm serious! DECA 2,35 Interact 3,' Football 3,' Book- store 3,' Ski 3,' Work Experience 3. E JOANNE CAROL WOJ CIE CH OWSKI Jo Work Chorus 1,2,3,' Band 1,2,3 fCo-capt.j,' Hot Shots 1,2,3 lTreas.j,' Prom Commit- tees 2,3. JOHN WOYTON MICHAEL YOUNG WOU College LARRY ZETTLEMOYER University of Delaware li UI EI WE DONALD WRIGHT The Mangler College E VELYN ZDUN Evie Collegefor Nursing I have to go the bathroom. FNC 35 Student Senate 2,35 Football Pep I,2,3: Hot Shots 1,' Prom Com- mittees I,2,3. MARY ANN ZLUPKO Mary Executive Secretary and Marriage I swear! I had this really strange dream last night! Interact l,' Cheerleading I,2,3 lCapt.l,' Prom Committees l,2,3,' Football Pep I. ROBYN WRIGHT Robyn RANDY ZELZNICK Catman College Drama 2,35 Stage Band 3,' Stage Crew 2,35 Ski 3. The following seniors' the yearbook: Paula Bailey Kirk Carnevale Theodore Demko Robert Feeley Ronald Frank Thomas Griffith David Helkowski Stanley Jasinski Leroy King Ralph King Michael Kurten Vernon Lounsberry Joseph MacDonald portraits do not appear in James Martorell Joseph McCabe Deborah Meehan William Messinger Eileen Prendergast Sherry Schwalm Maureen Stacey Richard VanEss John Volpe Thomas Walsh Greg Ward Thomas Warren Mark Wensel 69 SENIOR OFFICERS: meetings, decisions, planning Debbie Bailey-President Karen Shisler- Vice President To My Fellow Classmates, As we approach graduation, we reflect upon our past years at Sun Valley. We entered as unaware sophomores, ready to learn what the Valley had to offer. We are now leaving as knowing seniors, ready to learn what the world has to offer. As we venture out into this new environment, we will begin to encounter many challenges. LUe is full of many dUferent situations, some will prove harder than others. Yet, if we face each with the perseverance that helped us overcome the obstacles we faced in high school, the results will always be the same-as successful as we made our stay here at Sun Valley. I wish you a lU'etime of Happy Tomorrows beginning Today. Take care and God bless. Sincerely yours, Deborah L. Bailey Mr. Paul Lefever-Advisor Michelle Brooks-Secretary Many hours of planning and decision-making were a part of the senior ojficers duties in order to make our senior year-and all of our stay here at Sun Valley- enjoyable and memorable. Senior mugs, dues, an- Bart Hickman-Treasurer 70 nouncement orders, class meetings, and the prom were only a few of the ways they devotedly contributed to the weUare of the class 0f1977. Evie Zdun-Historian WH O'S WHO: talen Heading such an intricate production as SPECTRUM entails much responsibility, but DEBBIE BAILEY made The Times of Your Life a huge success while at the same time serving as class president and participating in numerous school activities. It's no surprise that the Drama CIub's productions were so successfulg DIANE DEORIO, a very talented individual, was a part of the cast. Demonstrating her ability was the fact that she played a wide range of characters with equal proficiency. Her future plans? An acting career, of course! t, leadership, pride, achievement Past yearbooks have shown the students elected to Who's Who posed as though for a portrait. However, this year's staff decided that our pictures would portray each person depicted in some aspect that won him that distinction, exhibiting the qualities that make him an excellent representative of our class. Exhibiting much talent in various musical areas was HEATHER MATTES. Heather was an avid flutist, perform- ing in the playing band and orchestra. However, herforte lay in the vocal field, for she earned the distinction of being selected to Pennsyl- vania's district chorus this past year. Class historian EVIE ZDUN was always one of the more active participants in the many activities our class sponsored. E vie's involvement in the prorns, picnics, fund-raising events, and other undertakings helped to create much of the fond remembrances that she collected and saved in our class scrapbook-one of her responsibilities as historian. JAY DOUGHERTY's participation in our two football championships and the boys' basketball and track teams won him the honor of being named Sun Valley's Evening Bulletin Scholar-Athlete. Jay's excellent grades were also responsible for his attaining this merit. An avid dancer, MICHELLE BROOKS helped make the Psychedelic Shack Dance one of the more popular acts of Saturday Nite Jive. But Michelle's creativity was not limited to the stage: she contributed many ideas as class secretary, with positive results. DEBBIE FEASTER displayed an interest in the creative arts. She was a talented saxophonist with the stage band, but she also played a critical but unrecognized part at dramatic productions, working backstage with the Stage Crew. Aiding the unsure to plan their future was JANE MIDDLETON, one of the helpful student volunteers who ran the new Career Resource Center. Jane's own post-graduation plans include majoring in education of the deaf at Penn State. BART HICKMAN was constantly busy due to his hectic schedule. Besides holding such responsible and demanding positions as class treasurer, Student Senate president, and Interact vice-president, he managed to squeeze in time for football practice while maintaining high grades in djficult courses. Our marching band experienced its best competing season ever, due to the leadership and experience of seniors like flag girl KATHY GLYSHAW. Kathy always gave a total effort despite her dyfcult schedule and her involvement in many, many activities. Sun Valley girls' track history spans only three years, but LISA KRETZ helped create some of it as an outstanding sprinter and jumper. Other sports in- terested Lisa as well,' as a wrestlerette she ardently supported our matmen. To best be able to represent the opinions of one's fellow students, a Student Senate member must show a true New Q ij Ecology Club. concern for their needs. This was one reason CHRIS SANTORE was so well liked by her classmates. This quality should also insure Chris much future success as a psychologist. An exceptional student, BUDD KANIEFSKI brought a great deal ofprestige to himseU' and to Sun Valley by winning a National Merit Scholarship. However, pursuing his studies did not occupy all of Budd's time, he was also a member of the football team and Keeping students posted on the latest news-making events was one of many responsibilities MARY BETH EBNER handled as our representative to A Younger Voice. Mary Beth also served the student body as a member of Student Senate and numerous other clubs. Despite many setbacks and the initial absence of an advisor, editor JEAN KRAUS kept the presses rolling with copies of our student newspaper, The Voice of The Valley. She also devised several innovations of interest outside of school that boosted readership. One ofour more versatile students was TERRI ELMER. Among her many roles were that ofstu- dent, ranking first in our class,' athlete, as one of the pioneers of girls' track: and musician, taking part in the band's outstanding competitive season of I976. Terri was interested in theatrics as wel1,' she was a member ofthe cast of 'Saturday Nite Jive, and she helped things run smoothly backstage at Drama Club productions with the Stage Crew. '1S-P-l-R-I- T, it's great to see we've got it, was the cry of Sun Valley's most enthusiastic cheerleader, FRAN URBANI. Fran also displayed aflair for singing and dance in the Variety Show. However, her most notice- able asset was the amiable personality that endeared her to all. Serving as business manager of SPECTRUM and handling some financial aspects of running the senior class were some of the ways KAREN SHISLER polished her business skills for a planned career as a secretary. Well-known for his wit and congeniality, JERRY SAUERS brightened every oc- casion. Despite his easygoing personality, he treated athletics and academics seriously, earning him respect in both areas. As historian of the Future Nurse's Club, JANICE WELLS was one of Mrs. Kirchdoerfer's friendly aides who helped create that cheer- ful atmosphere that the nurse's office was known for. In addi- tion, she received valuable experience in the medical field, an area she hopes to enter upon majoring in physical therapy at the University of Delaware. SENIOR SUPERLA TIVES: outstanding, terrzfc, grea The seniors that were selected for senior superlatives have the honor of knowing that they were the most outstanding or prominent in their category. They should be truly proud to be a superlative in the class of '77, v Q Most Likely to Succeed Debbie Bailey Ji Buddy Kaniefski M051 spirited ' Fran Urbani dk Mike Lex Most Talented Diane De0rio di Paul Guenther Michelle Brooks dl Bart Hickman Most Versatile 74 wonderful, popular, acknowleclgeable, l ops, I he best Most Popular Connie Nicolaides di Jerry Sauers Friendliest Fran Urbani di Tony Manerchia Most Bashful John Belcher di Kelly Thomas Most Studious Most Temperamental Terri Elmer di Steve Chetty -191171 Kfllus ci John Giduck 75 E ,I Best Looking Mary Zlupko J Dave Stanaitis Best Dressed Connie Nicolaides di John Ladd Most Humorous Jenny Gorman di Chuck Grau Most Talkarive Biggest G0SSiP , Louise King 4 Jerry Sauws Nancy Little di Dave Christy 76 Best Personality Doreen Deganich di Tony Manerchia Most Dependable Debbie Bailey dl Steve Read Most Flirtatious Dennis Cranston di Chris Santore Most Athletic Chyrl Temple di .lay Dougherty Most Active Michelle Brooks di Bart Hickman MM 41 mf Wm if 25352125 af g-QAM , 44 Qlxfcwfm, 5 s 1 r f 1 'iigiif' 5-fugglfw, 4 45 ff H F f 1g,f'4?,2:4 Rb dw, l?lf7r'gZ'64,, 2 'gf .9 z F12 1 4 W ' ' f 'Q nsf nfizffw f we w 1 4 yi, fi M Q. ,K , ,M W 3 2 Q, 5 X? Q Q V 5 . 42 ' Www? ff 12 ,I 'f' My iwwf 4 J' 43 1 ,, -:f f T 9515. 4 fi Q11 - Wfwwfzfffsl ,, .. T ,, v f L, . f HOME COMING.' beauty, roses, smiles, pictures, cold, ,K V., , f, Mary Zlupko, Escort: Zev Kopeika Lisa Miner, Escort: Dave Stanaitis Connie Nicolaides, Escort: Tom 0'Neil -swf N. 1 is ,SM .LS ME a Last year's Queen, Terri Feinberg f , 5 , ootball, victory, escorts, court, crown, queen, tears HMP! 1' is ,A - 4 .. . . ., .L ,s,..ffe-uemwaiizavtwnei , i Cindy Cornacchia, Escort: Mark Hilditch Debbie Achterman, Escort: Duane Norris Judy Matteo, Escort: Danny Burbage H ,1, .,,, . ,.,,, at K2 E E --1 P' ei, L, Y my E 555 5 11 E if s ! . , E Q Y. , f w Q, 'HS ,iw x vet.. . at .H . E ig Q . wi 5 The date was October 22 when Sun Valley won the football game against West Chester East and announced their Homecoming Queen all in the same night. At the game, the crowd impatiently awaited haU'time, when the queen was to be announced. Finally the time arrived and the court was presented to proclaim their queen, Connie Nicolaides. The crowd responded to the decision with an applause of approval. vi 'H -A-L Y-n- i i N i r . I ,mv ,,,,, l 81 CHRISTMAS BALL I 97 7: flowers, picture ri? Q '57 4 J gh Fr i4 J in gg! fn sl Q-ft... . if sv Y' A, xi 5 Y S L TO R: Len Shilobod, Mary Zlupko, Bill Venuti, Connie Nicolaides, Dave Stanaitis, Lisa Miner, fQueenj, Tim Lord, Louise King, Jay Dougherty, Melanie Metzger, Dave Nuyannes, Vicki Foster, Jack DiRosato, Mikki Restucci, Jerry McCall, and Geri Hopkins. .Hey foxy.. The event was the Sun Valley 1977 Christmas Ball. Have A Holly Jolly Christmas was the theme. The date was December 18th. The Let's jam atmosphere was joyful. As the night went on and the Queen, Lisa Miner, was announced, everyone began to feel the air of Christmas ap- proaching. Successful? You can bet your elves on itl tinsel, holly- jolly time, food, fun, excitement Congratulations Cheese Man, this is boring' , xl sa f-W M Xe r--s 9 ' wggsrim-4fe'a.f h, . ug, N, f--ff I ,, H , I W ,..W, . ff' CHEERLEADERS.'happy, smiling, cheering, rowdy A A... .WA -..., ul I - 1 I ,H-vv V 7.7 ... FRONT ROW QL-RJ: 'Lonna Levin, Judy Matteo. SECOND ROW QL-RJ: Diana Johnston, Claudett Gray, Nanette Kauffman, Mikki Restucci, Mary Zlupko, Lori Minarcik, Pam Moyer, Diane Coale, Fran Urbani. TOP QL-RJ: Lisa Morelli, Debbie Achtermann, Pat Palermo. Advisor: Mrs. Soroka Captain: Mary Zlupko Co-Captain: Debbie Achtermann Mascot: Sue Miller 88 pep, enthusiasm, motivation, spirit ,of the valley Leading Sun Valley to victo- ry with their spirit, the cheer- leaders have strenghthened the pride and faith in our school. From shivering at freezing football games to sweating in hot gyms, they have shown their dedication to our talented athletes. 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A ,,,, , if? ,i ,,,A ff'Vfvf A:, AV - LJV 5A A Wm A A :A Ar- AAAA firirf lflifiilf iff zfftfifirff ' ' 27 VV A Q, ix lf.a7ix,GjI :dl'lf.?iQ?QjC3JlK?iB?,QKTTJiwf ?QLf3Jlb: gdK? ?JlC.?:Q2T, Ff-74 K?iEf?F0fl4?2Q5Z'fe2JJCFovls?2L,?2K0Jcfi:o - . FIRST ROW CL-Rj: Mark Dutton, Mike Lex, Craig Lord, Mike June, Bart Hickman, Steve Salter, Harry Feinburg, Dave Christy, Dave Nuyannes, Tony Manerchia, Jay Dougherty, Bo Godby, Kevin GrU'jiths, Greg Lawson, Bob Tresca. SECOND ROW QL-RJ: Steve Minarcik, Gerry Sauers, Steve Parker, Jim Arnold, Roger Sarfass, Kevin Gasiorowski, John Belcher, Ed Lanciano, Dennis Cranston, Russ Rhoades, Jim Walsh, John April, Randy Corry, Alan Bratton. THIRD ROW QL-RJ: John Laughlin, Pat Cameron, Brian 0'Hara, Gary Tacchi, Jeff Owsley, Chris Arters, John Moletteri, Randy Owsley, Rick Taylor, Rich Dunlap, Dave Cranston, Rick Lelii, Pat Mastronardo, Larry Jackson. FOURTH ROW QL-RJ: Don Fisher, John Smith, Jim McGarvey, Dan Poirier, John Beiswanger, Bill Goodman, Dean Salisbury, Russ Stewart, Tony Guasperini, Tom Mills, Craig Weathers, Don Magnt'n, Mike Crilly, Alan DeVito. FIFTH ROW QL-Rj: Kevin Stevenson, John Carabba, Chuck Grau, Tom Stickley, Jack Dt'Rosato, Mike Daly, Joe Wallace, Mike Boccella, Jeff Arnold, Dave Christopher, Kent Harvin, Mark Elser, Bud Kaniefski, Dan Bramble. SIXTH ROW CL-RJ: Mark Pascale, Dan Devlin, Kevin Brennan, Ed Daggers, Bud Nedbalski, Bob Dodge, Dave Liounis, Joe Olenick, Jef Stuart. Mr. Benedict Mr. Giampalmi Mr. Lashendock Mr. Fithian Head Coach camp, initiation, defense, action, blitz, score, win S. V Football 76-77 S. V. Penncrest I4 I4 Nether Providence 0 24 Harriton I4 35 Lower Moreland 30 18 Lansdown Aldan 0 28 W. Chester East 10 27 Interboro 21 I 6 Chester 30 30 St. Marks 0 I4 Chichester I4 I 2 Jim Arnold John Belcher Defensive Hammfk Offensive Tackle Pat Cameron Wide Receiver Dennis Cranston Mark Dutton Defensive Safety Outside Linebacker Kevin Gasiorowski B0 Ggdby Defensive Hdlfbafk Offensive Tackle Bart Hickman Mike June Center Middle Linebacker Jay Dougherty Defensive HaUback Chuck Grau Center Bud Kaniefski Offensive Guard Dave Christy Tailback Harry Feinberg Outside Linebacker Kevin Grzlmths Offensive Tackle John Laughlin Outside Linebacker ! Greg Lawson Mike Lex Craig Lord Tony Manerchia Defensive Safety Wide Receiver Defensive Tackle Defensive Tlwkle Gerry McFadden Tom Mills Steve Minarcik Dave Nuyannes Defensive Guard Offensive Guard Offensive Guard Quarterback Brian O'Hara Joe Olenick Randy Owsley Russ Rhoades Outside Linebacker Manager Slot-Back Ti ght-End Steve Salter Gerry Sauers Gary Tacchi Bob Tresca Offensive Guard Full Back Outside Linebacker S lot-Back 94 1 95 GIRLS HUCKEY spzkes bullzes hzts varszty Q, 4 !?Jfdw2i9fQ,JxmnQXy:am xmn:qXycanAQQzcmn.i9R1,Wam2QX9cm T lst ROW Czndy Parente Monzca Haley Sherrze Lambert Melanze Metzgar Linda McMasters Marybeth Murphy Judy Wezns Chuckze Murphy 2nd ROW Coach Lee Hanjee Pattz Clarke Donna Hendrzck Bonnze Guy Cheryl McHale Ktm DeS1mone Beth Metzgar Deb Meehan Linda Campbell Manager ON CAGE Lee Furlow Chyrl Temple lco captsj Posztzons are taken on the held stzcks are readzed and soon our gzrls varszty hockey team begzns another game Each game IS jilled wlth excltement and challenge as these gzrls are drzven by de termznatzon and spzrzt Complete cooperatzon on the part of each member at practzces and games resulted zn a splendid showzng of unzty as a team Mrs Hanjee Lzsa Furlow and Chyrl Temple Y , . I I I Q ' 1 f Q ' ' 4 5 Q 5' A 4 5 Q 5 1 L ' ' 0 ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' 4 0 L 5' t tilt 3 . M If J gi ip lx' +5 ' . 1-' tb a2 gg , Tp P 931 ' . if . .2 Q 5 'Fl br' 5: 1.- Q' 2 'Fr l' 4 E 1-' QI 2 2 ff, 4 Q in ' P +3 L .J ' 5, is ,, F f 1 f F r F f Y F f Y F 171' 1 f ' F f V . . ' . . Q . , . . O rt El corners, cage, goalie, hit, run, shoot, ight, score Lisa Furlow, Captain Chichester 2 Chester 0 I nterboro 1 H arri ton 6 Lansdowne-Aldan 1 Nether Providence 6 Chichester 1 Nether Providence 2 Interboro 1 H arri ton 4 Lansdowne-Aldan I Chester 0 S.V. Debbie Meehan Chryl Temple, Captain I 4 0 0 I I 3 0 0 I 3 6 A rumble in its early stages. I got here frst, and I'm going to keep it! 97 Qpjqskmw jaxaiqpffkmcmwffiwfqw 2591574-'J Q-f'DETQ.'J' Q,g-3Wn.o::e.fraK-JT:..9fvQ.rG'-1F,'7:..9fu in-c avG'HkfXi'zc veoerzQy1..xofveNLE5t'QJ:v b2klAfv bPi9IC'21:f-mnng91QJ,fm:QX'-gfmuwuvmwgg-Egcwewggiqha EBXIEOW Mary Ellen Grace Brenda Bazley Donna Muraska Deb Kennedy Pat Carroll Beth Spzldener Connze Butler Dee Furlow 2nd Coach Sue Vzshto Sharon Haley Sue Davzdson Ann Taylor Deb Johnston Pam Zebley Donna Whzte Dezna Pachuta TOP Ktm Townsend Lznda Lantz lco captj Mary Feznberg fco captj Sue Statter Judy Ann Davtdson The stars of tomorrow and next years var szty hockey team can be found tn thzs years junzor varszty team All the gzrls show so much pep spzrzt drzve determtnatzon A team thzs spzrtted ts a great znfluence on one s morale and this team worked hard to chalk up thezr vzctortes Thezr record thzs year was 5 3 4 Thzs team should be credzted for thezr e ort suc cess and talent Mrs Vtshto lcoachj wzth Mary Feznberg and Ltnda Lantz I I 5 3 -- -A ,-' Y . . .- in lg E +5 Q? s' T t 5, 3 r tr' T JI r 4 el f in Q4 Q f .fb Z H el , 4 in ' S' 3 gi gp ' 94 gl t J, so T sf -Al ' ' T - Q -A A A - ' . G'a '- 77 F7 F1TAfaQGr 1. . Donna M uraska Chichester I Chester 0 Interboro 0 Harriton 2 Lansdowne-Aidan 0 Nether Providence I Chichester 0 Nether Providence I Interboro I Harriton 2 Lansdowne-Aidan 0 Chester 0 Just think, 20 more years and l'lI be out! Debbie Kennedy Linda Lantz fCaptainj. Vvif, G, .W ,, ,,.: I We What are they doing, trying out for the majors? 99 CROSS COU TRY' practice, sweatsuits, meets, run, 2 fe ,.4aI,3Q,, u.n am'n19'Xw b E etw1a16kwa1QeD1EI5X-uae: - 5 +i- eu f 1'- Q r Q . . lg Q? rg ' 8 , lg 0 'Ta 'S r 2? 1,- 2 5 lk: F' 7 I5 15 . C9 . 15 15 . If ..' C T'495?3f'9 fF5i'5f91ff'0f' I1' - - - - - - Q - gm ijzvarese, Jim Beletti, Rich Savoy, Bill Frame, John Camp, Ross Davies, Stan Jasinski, Mark Wojcik, fCapt.j, Mr..Barraclough, oac . Now is the time to take notice of the guys who wort a ter school and on thezr own time to help contribute tl e orts to our cross country team This team worked lt and hard to help furnish success at the valley. Thezr labor ing practices and meets show how spirited and they are. Though their record this year was 0-8, the to remember is their number one quality . . . dedication. Mark Wojcik IAII-Section, and All-Delcoj, and Mr. Barraclough. exercises, warm-ups, striving, success, drive win Interboro Garnet Valley Swarthmore Chester Chichester Nether Providence Harriton Lansdowne-Aidan Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Stanley Jasinski, senior. Should've had my wheaties this morning! A new technique, sleep-running. a V - - vw., .mv YNY Y... ,,. ,,, SOCCER: practice, goalie, defense, corner kick, T ' ' ' l w,:qn:,mw,:n,y9Y:mw,jN5,!5Ygmm,je mwgjgx-Ffcgmtfgrfi,-X-?11':w0g21? if Q 43 , 3 23 E 'R F BOTTOM ROW QL TO RJ: Brian Forde, Tibor Lehotay, Bill Faulkner, Jay Cirilli, Boe Reid, Gene Sulek, Dave Masticola, Steve Read, Al Miller, Mark Gray, Al 0'Connor. TOP ROW QL TO RJ: Steve Pascale, Dave Davies, Dan Hutchinson, Jim Kelly, Jerry McCall, Duane Norris, Dan Burbage, Hank Walls, John Dykes, Paul Esrey, Ron Frank, Coach Owsley. MISSING: Don Ainsworth. t 3 r it t r a , Demonstrating what a lot S S S of work, dedication, and de- SV . . t Interboro 0 2 sire to win can do, the soccer . Swarthmore 5 3 team fuwlled a preseason pre- , diction by placing second in Harmon 2 I . . Lansdowne-Aldan 0 I the extremely competitive Section II league. Several Chester 0 2 St. James 0 2 shutouts and near upsets were 6 among the year's highlights. Interboro 2 Many ine individual per- gyigixnfxgldence 5 2 formances were turned in- Nether Providence 2 0 as was shown by the placing Harmon 2 I of four members on the Lansdowne-Aldan I 2 league all-star team-yet Chester I 2 the efforts of the entire Swarthmore 0 I team made this season a success. Captains Steve Read and Boe Reid, Coach Owsley 102 assist, score, ojjfense, ha fback, victory, goal fiii-Awigzifci i 115 F EEEYUN W, , ,,,s ,Q ,A,f ,A. ..,, -- 15:55rffeefffrffafm5:m:!Q':Zf3N51swY5F1B!Z MEAWET , V ' ,, W , . i nf' V QEig55,,.l,g Z' 22:12:55 A , . y I ?'fs smsfs ' ' -V g , H , Qi 2512 ' 5 15. 1 I Don Ainsworth-haUback 1 , gs' G, K sz Dave Davies-fullback Z E Dan Burbage-haUback SE 3 1,1 John Dykes-line Jay Cirilli-haUback Paul Esrey-haUback Ace Forde-line Ron Frank-line Jim Kelly-fullback Jerry McCall-line Duane Norris-fullback Steve Pascale-fullback Steve Read-halfback Bae Reid-haUback Hank Walls-line Gene Sulek-goalie . 1QjJ6iQ2vl1wfEm:wuwwpYwvwmEmQmmfmhQw1wmfi5kwuaeX5i6kwf1wRI6kwo1 9.9v1f1e:-f'eQ.9'fe.e Y ' ' ' 'fX9IUfWf vsfx9Exwuerxqgggfmfggxexemwfiqpgfuunrxiw-W f0f1wIUfM ' JUNIOR VARSITY-BOTTOM ROW QL TO RJ: Harvey Hurdle, Paul McKenna, Tim Hihn, Bill 0'Connor, Rich Milne, Dennis St. Germain, Rob Davis, Jim Elmer, TOP ROW CL TO RJ: Coach Owsley, Chuck Stoy, Kurt Brunner, Steve Lee, John Fiorenza, Steve Guenther, Doug Davies, Dan Tasker, Chuck Heffner, Paul Kaniefski, Coach Duncan. Interboro 0 Nether Providence 0 Swarthmore 2 Harriton 2 ' Chester 2 St. James 0 Interboro 0 Nether Providence 1 -1 Elf Salesianum 0 Swarthmore 0 Harriton I Lansdowne-Aidan 0 Chester 3 GIRL BASKETBALL varszty jump ball pass fou FRONT TO BACK Monlca Haley lCaptl Lznda McMaster Colleen Chlsm Judy Wlens Melanie Metzger Mary Beth Murphy Beth Metzger Cheryl McHale Bonnze Guy Marian Smedley lMgrj Ms Gall Brown lCoachl SEATED Monzca Haley STANDING Penny Hzpple and Ms Gall Brown 106 The Gzrls Basketball team demonstrated thezr przde and skzll strongly thzs year Hard practzces and workouts were met wzth determznatzon whzch pazd off Overall they were 7 I0 but ln League Games they won 7 of the I2 and those are the ones that count Also thzs year s team conszsted en tzrely of underclassmen and they worked hard When next year comes they should be prepared to put out all thezr effort and talent , I I O B - ' 1 J 1 4 I i ,,,,, ,,,, LW, , p 1 ' -, - i - . , . . ! ' I - I I I . , . ' I , . I dribble, run, time out, layup aim shoot score Omigoshl Where'd your head go? Collingdale 47 Penncrest 43 Notre Dame 31 St. Marks 50 Chichester' 28 Garnet Valley 18 Nether Providence' 34 Chester' 33 H arri ton ' 51 Lansdowne' 31 Interboro' 63 Chichester' 40 Interboro' 48 Chester' 48 Harriton' 31 Lansdowne' 31 Nether Providence' 44 ' League Games You stay away from her you hear? Sun Valley 35 38 29 46 48 55 37 55 44 55 40 37 24 49 47 36 32 Time out for a rest! GIRLS' BASKE T BALL: junior varsity, pep, spirit, team i . .Ava-. Nm . -mmm: ..fmo.pfa1fc-Sinn:Q1f'e16Y9lm7rGXD1LwfawW'LMw,WQ1EP,Y:Nsm:Q3i9'S:wI:mmK9Wfwllainie 4-.. E5 rg - 9 +3 w- V4 Ll it F4 0 'S y 4 6 A rf? O 5 - 4 54 53 Kw3TiC'.X 1sc'fxSf,?10.1f.'f'br1c?x93'fe,z:fawuaF,wL,fg3 ,22Jffaen,fpQX2Jp:f0asefpgQ1iQJf5'autcfzg9,1y.:f'of4c,'f:g91c9,Jjf'al-ocr:-LSR!!-'vw - FRONT ROW: Captains-Tracy Creighton, Maureen Murphy. U 2nd: Chris Hino, Lisa Socia, Judy Davidson, Maureen Chism, 3rd: Kathy Verattz, Sharon Haley, Sue Smith, Debbie Johnson, Ann Taylor. MISSING-Coach, Mr. Withelder. ST This year's Junior Varsity Basketball team had a great record. Overall, it was 12-3. Their hard prac- tices after school and their good work at the games are proof of their determination. They should all be commended for doing such a terrifc job. Sun Valley Collingdale 6 19 St. Marks 30 33 Chichester 18 26 Garnet Valley 9 39 Nether Providence 31 27 Chester 16 26 Harriton I 9 14 Lansdowne 23 26 Interboro 21 25 Chichester 19 26 Chester 20 31 Harriton 1 9 39 Lansdowne 1 7 33 Nether Providence 23 19 Interboro 15 27 Just a few avid fans. 108 determination, practice, competitive, spirited, winners 1 1 1 0 BUYS' BASKETBALL: foulshots, rebounds, score D 5 P , F f f 2 1 v r r Z 5 E 1 T2?2??GJ2W'KF2E'E3zcfofwfwwkzcfmwfmycwvmfageiexfzmmfwgagogfaffcrmwpgfmm - ,A lst ROW: Tom Kirk, Dave Nuyannes, Jay Dougherty, Harry Poole 2nd ROW: Dave Stanaitis, Jim Christopher, Bo Godby, Randy Owsley 3rd ROW: Rob Davies, Ricky Taylor, John O'Hara, Randy Cory, Coach Frampton. MISSING, Dave Cranston .5 d r',, E -1 , i -.,, ' V: ,QF fl he is ' 1 it as , . - M .. , - - .-, it .-.,,,, 4- L- -- W . Y ' - Yggf1511!-:iE12iFf+'21,-1 -,-- ' , iff? ,. Fix' ' - , 7.f::::'E:'1'7Il' ' I ,- . ,fy - fialifuffr J t ',- ' Y ' , K an it i H AT . , ,, I kfr, I kk .V K K I It h.hh - -' 323, ,Q 5 Through numerous practices and determination, the members of the boys' basketball team developed their talents to form a team with an exciting season. Because of the team's lack of height, the players depended largely on strategy and hustle. This combina- tion of skill and spirit open startled the opposing teams and brought victory to the Valley. Nether Providence 53 56 S14 Chester 80 46 Harriton 43 78 Lansdowne Aldan 48 46 Chichester 58 50 Interboro 79 53 Chester 88 37 Harri ton 56 53 Lansdowne Aldan 52 41 Chichester 83 73 Captains: Dave Stanaitis, Jim Christopher Coach: Bud Frampton Jim Christopher Forward Dave N u yannes Guard Dave Stanaitis Guard , em-, Mmm Q mean mem X , M- Mmm-Nm 'H Q f f E , gg , A- LM 5 93,42 w xx ,i . , B0 Godby Center 111 Tom Kirk Forward i Jay Dougherty Guard Randy Owsley Harry Poole Guard Forward YQ Ura 'Q-262.6 -eI l1Q9feI 5v:po4 L ' ' FMbfDL9K'3fFdW w:JWfi53'fsUf?M ?dKF:L4j1'QJacFoo0c?:iE,f'K Qcfa1wf:gfg2'K-2J,fFofmfmggkwfeoewfzifx-Pjciaunf lst ROW: Alan Brattan, Gary Glessner, Bill Goodman, Dave Cranston, Gary Zelznick, Danny Glessner 2nd ROW: John Smith, Stan Ciesiella, Jim S'auers, David Schaffstall, Ernie Trassatti, Glen Dubliski, Gary Von Zech, Coach Hazlett. WEE T LING takedown spotlzght pzn sectzonals '25-1674.94 FIRST ROW QL TO RJ Jzm Hollenbach Steve Pascale Paul Kuhlman SECOND ROW Rob Davzs John Phzllzps Jzm Belettz Dan Burbage Rzch Mllne THIRD ROW Ed Lanczano Jack D1Rosato Jerry Sauers Rzch Temple Tony Manerchza FOURTH ROW Coach Grassano Tony Aullsa Dave Davzes Bryan Fzke Nlck Lombard: John Dykes Coach Kramer Wrestling means somethzng speclal to each lndzvzdual and each agrees zt zs a rewardzng experzence Wrestlzng zs a com bznatzon team sport and zndzvzdual sport The guys support each other completely and they have worked hand ln hand towards success Leadershzp dzsczplzne and the thrzll of wrestling for the championship are the assets most valuable to these athletes Thls year the Sun Valley wrestlers continued the team s wznnzng tradztzon They competed zn a tough Chrzstmas tournament at Rzdley where Steve Pascale and Ed Lanczano were runners up Hzghlzghtlng the season was the school s 100th wzn a shutout over Garnet Valley In the last three years the senzors have an outstandzng over all record of 32 7 3 and a league record of 24 I I Thzs record has made our wrestlers sure that the hard work was worth zt all and left them with somethzng to be proud of 114 Coach Grassano Coach Kramer and thezr tn captains Jzm Hollenbach Steve Pascale and Paul Kuhlman 0 0 ' I . L l Q , , .. ..el E + , 5 W Q' , , .L I '. ..,. .1 I ., .1 .I I I ' ' l I ,.. .. 1 . 1 I I - , , Steve Pascale-tri-captain 1 1 2 Jimmy Hollenbach-tri -captain P eek-0-1100! 119 Paul Kuhlman-tri-captain 126 Bryan Ffkg John 145 145 M arple-N ewtown 37 S. V. I8 Lower M erion 24 I 8 St. James 4 47 Upper Darby 33 14 C hesler I5 47 Sharon Hill 12 37 Collingdale 8 57 Chichester 9 45 Garnet Valley 0 56 Interboro 15 49 Nether Providence 8 42 Springfield 31 24 H arri ton 24 I 8 Lansdowne-A ldan 17 28 Penncrest 1 7 34 Dan Burbage X 145 115 John Dykes 132 Dave Davies Jerry Sauers Rich Temple 167 ,185 Tony Manerchia Heavyweight v'1mjE6:wwm'1a19Qsvo wm7fqc'D1ml umXai6Ywfjw1EI,WQmf1 IsY'wrw :m1E 0 I4 i 2, gb 1 'I I C In GJ 4 5' gel Q 5 . - I 9 . .4 ii' all 2 gf l if l . . ' ' ' 'fi91 f'fi9I'?.KW ' FIRST ROW CL TO RJ: Drew Waldron, Bill Torzolini, Craig Weathers, Sam Whitsel, Don Fisher. SECOND ROW: Dan Billingsley, Dan Dutton, Glenn Lord, Rob Shanahan, Don Culp, Larry Duffy, Mark Pascale, Kevin Kammerer, Chris Arters, Mike Schofield. THIRD ROW: Coach Kramer, Bob Cook, Steve Broker, John Carabba, Jeff Carroll, Jim Finegan, Tony Leitao, Kevin Connor, Dan Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Tim Burbage, Allen DeVito, Harry Smith, Joe Carabba, Dave Farr, Kevin Brennan, Jim Walsh, Dan Hutchinson, Coach Grassano. Marple-Newtown Lower Merion St. James Upper Darby Chester Sharon Hill Archmere Collingdale Cardinal 0'Hara Chichester Glen Mills Garnet Valley lnterboro Nether Providence Springfield Harriton Lansdowne-Aldan Penncrest 0'Hara Varsity vw 4. : t, 1+ I ,- i ,- vavv Lk ,,., Z W, , fil 1 A , ! f K ,,f E A 41 T ' I- 4121 W In .i I fiufff g ,,., , ' if? W ,,,,.: ,. www., vat if , 7 fy' of l 5 1 .4 V fl EB ,, ,,,, , E ,, , , .,,., ,, ., , V t, F 5, . , , ww -M -W me V 1 A ?':,:?: W' ' W C : 3 J' 1 My ' 1 5 ,-,ff .sb f 1 FGM H '92 2 f 4 P eff 195 ,Ag 4 '5 W' ff , , it ,V mage LH weffe 117 -Qian, ,,figwiqgwi,:g,:yy i wh :XL Hike Qshneoofgowz BAND: musicians, majorettes, flag girls, rifles, Director: Mr. Stauffer 120 Through strong patience and persistence, Mr. Stauf- fer has guided the band in collaborating their full talents and potential, mak- ing their performances ex- citing and spectacular to all who see it. Their achievements are plentiful, fuwlling their Year of Desire with Ist place trophies from various pa- rades and competitions. The band would never be complete, though, without the musicians who play the notes that give the Sui. Valley Marching Band its beat. The success of the band has proven, once again, Sun Valley is No. I. With her unquestionable command drum m jorett , a Cindy Swartz has led the band into many vict events. oriou six E S -...wan pom-poms, practice, competitions, trophies, SUCCESSl , M..m-tasrt. , 1S':I2i1 S'r1 , M. -W .MLM ggfx- :whim A . ,.,.,, UWC V ef! -.-..........,.......W- , ...,....,....,..,,.e-.t.,.. c 1 t a I' ,O I ,J F Y .,., 1 i P Q President: Janet Cobourn Vice-President: Heather Mattes Secretary: Karen Shisler Librarian: Debbie Feaster Student Conductor: John Torzolini lst ROW: Jeff Adamek, Dan Watkins, John Fiorenza, Cindy Smith, Laura Campbell, Mark Dargay, Tom Reid, Tony De Augustine, Mike Vickers, Bill Lamont 2nd ROW: Sheryl La Spina, Paula Clark, Marianne Magyarik, Shirley Joanne De Grgorio, Carolyn Elmer, Karen Hoffman, Lori Hydress Bob Kilgore, Rita Mc Minn, Donna Smith, Lois Razonski, Patti Curran, Chris Clark, Annette Gentile, Allison Speer, 3rd ROW: Judy Bougnner, Janice Wells, Betty Moulder, Lisa Kretz, Linda Riggs, Rose Reiss, Maryann Schatz, Terri Rowe, Sandy Calvin, Terri Elmer, Kathy Mac Donald, Sally Buckwalter, Debbie Kolachny, Lynda Lutton, Wendy Wallace, Chris Powell, Sheila Slawter, Bryant Markunas, Bob Cook, , Dan Hutchinson, Maria G Burns, Daneen Diem. Dan Hall, Dan Billingsley, Mike Ciriliano, Scott Mattes, Nick Salatino, Marc Kahn, Steve Schultz, Sth ROW: Al Davies, Ron Howlett, George Gray, Len Laskowskie, Henry Ewing, John T orzolini, Kevin Stafford, Bill Davidson, Donna Keen, Debbie Feaster, Janet Cobourn, Pete Dargay, Don Keeth, Sue Smith, Bob Turner, Gary Lastoskie. --an-.W-..ue.0. ,....,.,..............,,. 122 TOP ROW: Donna White, Maryann Baszta, Kathy Glyshaw, Kelly Bradley, Linda Carnbell, Donna Hendrick, Leann Maitland, Kim White, Pam Zebley, Debbie Divens, Elaine Bassill, Debbie Scambia. BOTTOM ROW: Amy Yorden, Connie Butler, Beth Davidson, Kim Frank, Miriam Gaughens, Ruth Bassill, Tracey Palmer, Linda De Prinzio, Pat King, Cindy Butler, Lisa Lamb, MISSING: Pat Carroll, Joy Fry, Kathy Faligo, Lisa Minisci. Sli hlhiiii EEG eeniit-aesefi Qan jma iilghaes Captain: Amy Yorden Co-Captain: Lisa Lamb ggi' awk The colorguard, with distinguished dignity, presents the band dl eCICh pelf0l'W1ClI1C6. Following this pres- Bonnie Swegert, Julie Mack, Kathy McLean, Mary Charles, ffl1ff1li0fl, Ihe flag squad demonstrates a versatility ff1 fffPf 'ff'-C01fff'fCHmPbe1'- in movement with their style and precise timing. This technique adds a special flair to the band making each performance stand out above others. new 2 T Warming the crowds with their bright smiles, the high-stepping majorettes fas- cinated all with their techniques of twirling. The feature twirler, too, displayed her difficult routines with ease and poise that showed everyone they had it altogether. .. W , I. V ,.w-W:-Q., . , t..'f . .,, delhi., S Captain: Cindy Armstrong, Co-Captain: Debbie Hale Featured Twirler: Bev Andrews if? TOP: Cindy Armstrong, Jean Kraus, Nancy Little, Vicki Foster, Sue Devonshire, Debbie Panko, Maureen Twomey, Jinny McNulty, Lore Feeley, Debbie Hale, Beth Kilmer, Rita Gaudioso, Denise Czernik, Linda O'Donnell, Patty Kilmer, Vicki Hinderhofer. 123 .1. l Q MN kv? :fi1' cw:-g i .-Ag eiei K Sparkling their talent throughout the Feld at each performance, K the Pom-Pom girls highlight the band to show the Sun Valley Band at its best- Captain: Dottie Lawton Co-Captain: Karlene Holcombe g ma. TOP: Florence Moyer, Joan Kopp, Karen Graber, Dezna Pachuta, Michelle Baran, Dawn Shanko, Sharon Miles. BOTTOM: Lori Ferguson, Kelly Thomas, Dottie Lawton, Karlene Holcombe, Patty Olivieri, Wendy Farris. MISSING: Evelyn Devzto. 124 Donna Price, Johanna Mattera, Karen Shisler, Ruthann Mader Joanne Wojcieckowski Debbie Bailey Kzm George Donna Keyser Debbie Duffy Captain: Donna Keyser C0-Captain: Joanne Wojcieckowski The perfection of their precision is the secret to the rifle squad's great success, for their skill- ful routines of excellence has shown everyone 'practice makes perfect. This perfection has been awarded at numerous competitions, where the band displayed their unique style. These events include: New Holland Parade-Best Performing Band West DepU'ord Competition-Ist place Over All Band Penns Grove Competition-Ist place Sect.-2 Band Bensalem Competition-2nd place Sect. 2 Band Vets' Stadium Competition-2nd place Sect. 2 Band Among these events is the performance for the President at Plymouth Whitemarsh. The S.Vf Band has proved by their success, they are No. I! CHORUS: songs, music, practice, concerts J . AWA . . AL- f-- 'E N -..V L - -- -wh, U.-wax-,1,-f..: -an-,X-WJ:--mn'-ug-Lv Lvaxfmuragggggefwnfaq-Qgvjefmwfsgq, Q.A'irwfx9EkQ1wf2w,Ekfmwf lst ROW: Miriam Gaughins, Debbie Duffy, Mindy Henry, Sue Lawton, Linda Reid, Mary Charles, Marlene Thompson, Donna Smith. Znd ROW: Joanne Wojciechowski, Donna Tramoglie, Mary Zawisa, Tracy Palmer, Johanna Materra, Jane Middleton, Lonna DePrinzio, Karen Shisler. 3rd ROW: ' Miss Synovac, Terry Rowe, Kathy Glyshaw, Heather Mattes, Mary Anne Schatz, Sandy Galven Carol Buschman Donna Keen Kathy Fatiga Danny Watkins, Joy Fry, Cindy Parente, Mary Kay Nugent, Debbie Panko, John Fiorenza, Trish Kihg. QMISSING: Bev Andrews, Lori Hoyt, Len Laskowski, and Jim Fineganj Songs of joy sprinkled with happiness are sung. Spirit mixes with melody to create I a sound beautyul to the ear. Gold satin robes trimmed with blue add sparkle to the group. All these ingredients make the recipe to the Sun Valley chorus. L TO R: Johanna Materra-Jr. Librarian: Kim Frank-Vice President,' Kathy Glyshaw-President,' Lonna DePrinzio-Sophomore Librarian. QMISSING: Len Laskowski-Senior Librarian. j N Heather Mattes: District Chorus a P STAGE BA D: competitions, jazz, fun, classy J ' --- --- f-w- feta- Y , fmt: . Y, - . fxux . ., A 'Q 1? I w 45 54 'Q 47-P F4 'Q F 5 5' P F EP T ' ' ' 'fffwiwfvivefxeiekfatfueggoemwlwpgemm:g9fQymm,i9xQgmm2Qggfm.r2wfQfwmf:4gmw,1fm - - lst ROW: Chris Powell, Sue Smith, Sheila Slawter, Debbie Feaster, 2nd ROW: Mr. DeAugustine, Paul Guenther, Michael Cirigliano, Albert Davies, Dan Hall, John Torzolini, Ron Howlett, Allison Speer, Donna Keen, Daneen Diem, Steve Guenther, Tony DeAugustine, Annette Gentile, Bill Lamont, QMISSINGJ: Don Keeth, Hank Ewing, Nick Salatino, Janet Cobourn, Ken Kramer, Randy Zelznick. A small band with a big band sound: The Sun Valley Stage Band. Led by their director, Mr. DeAugustine, who has had many years of experience and success, they have gone into competi- tions and played concerts with en- thusiasm. They have displayed their talents to many audiences. Their key to life is music! i . 121 rails!!-' vm.-I '-Jl251'gE-'eJlK:'- DECA: marketing, bookstore, convention, sales aG'759 iT'9l5'T:23 JJ'f'6i'vT12 'f':?YEXfB'TGgf:f . - - e1Gkwo ?sWcwvm:fEZn-wowa9f'Y6Y-avm:fa!6kwofm:fe?m4m1fa:faYi .7 2 ' gi 'P 4 W Qu fr .N ' if J 5, 4 6 1' fl it gr in 1l 2, - 0 5.1 ' 1 ff 'fa 1 . 'v , I A A - Yin' DQMEJS one .-Q3-.Ja ofoc!'ndca.'a1'sc'aclG hgSX - . . ,,,.,Q.2K.3h:,2,,,G,MEJg?0,a?:laizjcgomrwsw-,ag :mmf FIRST ROW CL TO RJ: Janis Hatton, Barb Atherholt, Karen Darnall, Dean Shaw, Alison McDonald. SECOND ROW: Jill Ryan, Sue Morrow, Jane Diluzio, Beth Schade, Karen Whitman, Chris Black, Sharon Gray, Marybeth Murphy. THIRD ROW: Mr, Romano, Paul Esrey, Jamie Nixon, Harry Poole, Maureen Simcox. DECA advisor, Mr. James Collier, and officers Harry Poole and Sue Morrow DECA-Sun Valley's branch of the Distributive Education Clubs of America-introduced marketing and sales, merchandising, and work experience students to the world of work. One of the Club's activities was the running of its own mini- business, our Student Bookstore, where one could purchase school supplies and spirit-boosting items such as class tee-shirts. Bookstore workers Karen Whitman and Chri. Black 128 DRAMA CLUB: rehearsals, scripts, performances -' , ...- f.-U., fn v w I l FM 0lb OlW5LEiC'?5f N FRONT ROW QL TO RJ: Amy Yorden, Kendall Frye, Bob Kilgore, Connie Butler. SECOND ROW: Officers-Diane De0rio fpresidentj, Connie Joanne DeGregoria, Mary Zawisza, Donna Hendrick, Donna Smith, Pat Carroll, Debbie Feaster. Butler itreasurerj, Donna Smith isecretaryl. THIRD ROW: Beth Davison, Annmarie Hamilton, Lisa Lamb, Diane DeOrio, Terri Elmer, Flo Moyer, and Donna Keyser ivtce-presidentj. Donna Keyser. g C FHA: homemaktng, hanclcrafts, creativity, projects HM .one 4 Officers-Janice Wingfield ltreasurerj, MaryKay Welsh fpresidentj, and Janet Balentine fsecretaryj. FIRST ROW QL TO RJ: Dottie Poirier, Kathy Brusstar. SECOND ROW: Janice Wingfield, Ms. Dougherty,, MaryKay Welsh. THIRD ROW: Lynn Walters, June Wittendorfer, Janet Balentine, Denise Lafferty. MISSING: Irene Pfander, Susan Welsh, Debbie Shepherd, Mary Zawisza. ECOLOGY' fresh air, rocky mountainsides, hiking L -'fbi-RQnl1 fwajafsvwv1m7SIWLm1 I w 4mWE1Skw11Q1Sf6KovvG..jE .9e:Q.:fZsK9Y14.9f1GaPfdY X1 . if - -A A '4 5 3 N in ,F - 9 is 5 Q4 B Ii Q is 9 Q Y' T Q i if fifmiwegggedafacgaufan:KESermKfswfeeainmsLGXyfmnf:Q9YgJfmnf:gQKyfuuvG19i3LWf'WEi9IQLJfW 'G5Q1q3fH ' 9 C X9IQbf BOTTOM ROW CL-RJ: Ann Travaglini, Sue Mericho, Lynda Smith, Mary Beth Kazorowski, Marie Burgos, Trish King, Kim Frank, Donna Hendrick, Kendall Frye. TOP ROW: Cindy McCall, Dezna Pachuta, Brenda Howard, Lisa Lamb, Wendy Farris, Pat Carroll, Bart Hickman, Steve Read, Bud Kaniefski, Connie Butler, Linda Campbell, Donna White. The Ecology Club provided the means for its members to ' escape to the unspoiled sections of the country. Many will remember the view from the summit of the Pinnacle. Hope- fully, in that memory lies the beginnings of an attitude which will insure the preservation of undeveloped areas, so that the future generations may have similar experiences. Advisor: Mr. Merow Pres: Connie Butler V.P.: Lisa Lamb Sec: Donna Hendricks Treas: Pat Carroll 130 FOOTBALL PEP CLUB: posters, tag day, spirit ' - - -mmikmowmfdmsacvmmbravatrwmfgmwafeiwamwamirgmwemlwamKgvfxnciwwa - - 'J if iz' 93 rg 5 -frwaezmvf-frm-:Ie - - Gres:-anwlw emfiemfam-wfxizefmxfawiekewfmeeztezfwwfnwwfwmfnwx.-wemfwleef FIRST ROW CL-RI: Karen Strootman, Dawn Katavaitis, Kathy Rawley, Karen Chiponis, Pat Taylor, Ellen Fulmer, Alexis Harkins, Mary Feinberg, Chris Segrin, Chris Halvorson, Karen Morgan. SECOND ROW QL-RJ: Pat King, Mary Beth Karetsky, Kathy Caraminico, Mary Zawisza, Sue Toogood, Sherry Ward, Diana Hrycyk, Gerry Gyda, Pam Parsons, Joan Nowak, Linda Mack, Mary Charles, Debbie Moran, Karen Graber. THIRD ROW QL-RJ: Ann Marie Hamilton, Betty Luke, Vicki Foster, Cheryl Coburn, Cindy Scott, Cindy Livingston, Dyann Kutcher, Darlene Henry, Karen Weller, Mary Kay Welsh, Julie Wallace, Sue Pierce, Cindy Oakes, Marcy Pierce, Shawn Garmen, JoAnne Bernauer. FOURTH ROW CL-RJ: Karen Whitman, Lynda Smith, Jenny Gorman, Patty Luke, Sue Miller, Bobbi Jean Harper, Terri Millard. Officers L TO R: Betty Luke- V.P., Joanne Bernauer-Pres., Karen Stroot- man-Treas., Vicki Foster-Treas., Chris Segrin-Sec. FUTURE NURSES CLUB: thermometers, aspirin, relie 5 ag . 'P 'B r 5 Q: . is in 'J if W 4 fs' f gb :I 6 'R if Q . if Z e -J ' ' mm - -'N'!.i::!l1 ' vnu' If lst ROW: Sharon Minchella, Angie Miele, Sharon Saunders, Debbie McCray, Ellen Wojcik. 2nd ROW: Ellen McGovern, Donna Moor, Tracey Palmer, Sue Pyndus, Karen Schwern, Donna Ellerbrake, Pam Zebley. 3rd ROW: Debbie Panko, Cindy Armstrong, Evie Zdun, Mary Beth Ebner, Chris Clark, Janice Wells, Lisa Kinsler, Liz Howard, Mrs. Kirchdoerfer. The Future Nurses Club at Sun Valley does a lot, but is not often heard about. The smiling girl selling you your football program may someday be smiling at you in her white nurse's uniform, as she is a future nurse. The girls work in the nurse's ojice, and a few girls each year get the opportunity to work with Dr. Walichuck. The girls compete on a point system for scholarships given by the club. Points are earned by attending meetings, helping in the nurses office, taking blood pressures, and by selling programs. The FNC is a club which works hard and long all year round by trying to help people be happy. President-Cindy Armstrong. Vice Pres.-Debbie Panko. Secretary-Liz Howard. Treasurer-Chris Clark. Historian-Janice Wells, Mrs. Kirchdoerfer, and FNC officers: Chris Clark, Janice Wells, Debbie Panko, Liz Howard, and Cindy Armstrong. 132 HUT HOT .' basketball games, stats, pep, support Q 1 . . . - ' - - - - e1' t:cywPifG:jKgvvtfg:v'JSKivfwgfdC-5Wf: f':J'Cg5 5 I 1' Q 4 33 ai 'sb 5 ., 1- 2 is 'E Y P . I' dl 353 lf' 3 ily r 452 . If 5 'ia -- Ya fofw'.19?fi0.,lffofvfF:-t.GXwfiofm fJ-.'f.sfsc,fu.s,,G1'0, gcmnrnggyggzinmnQ9Iy4moF.1q-2K03ffmo6ngG1J-3f'afkf:L91'-?Jf'b. - A A - FIRST ROW QL-RJ: Sue Miller, Vicki Foster, Patti Luke, Colleen 0'Connor, Donna Price, Donna Moore. SECOND ROW: Lisa Kinsler, Maria Cisco, Mary Charles, Linda Mack, Chris Powell, Darlene Henry, Betty Luke, Dyann Kutcher, Marie Burgos, Ann Travaglini, Laurie Pinnock, Gerry Gyda, Sharron Gray, Ann Taylor. THIRD ROW: Kelly Conrad, Colleen Cambell, Bonnie Sweigart, Linda Moran, Cheryl Laspina, Alison Speer, Karen Chiponis, lean Kraus, Kathi Clark, Kelly Thomas, Cindy Scott, Tracey Payne, Mena Trasatti, Diane Bruce, Annette Bruce, Sue Smith. FOURTH ROW: Joanne Laughlin, Suzanne Bently, Sue Monroe, Elaine Bassil, Margaret Sheeky, Denise Hoag, Carol Sulek, Debbie Bailey, Dottie Lawton, Ruthann Mader, Cindy Armstrong, Joanne Wojechowski, Joy Fry. FIFTH ROW: Allison Bender, Lisa Savage, Judy Nicholson, Kathy Har- vin, Donna Keyser, Amy Yorden, Brenda Howard, Lisa Lamb, Patti Lewis, Gretchen Welsh, Debbie Panko, Debbie Hale, Barb West, Kathy Fatiga, Yvonne Benedict. SIXTH ROW: Joanna Matteras, Kim George, Pat Carroll, Connie Butler, Donna Hendrick, Mary Feinberg, Cheryl McHale, Mel Metzgar, Karen Morgan, Lynn Kurfis, Maureen Twoomey, Lori Panzullo, Dezna Patchuta, Debbie Duffy. One of the largest and most supportive groups in Sun Valley is Hot Shots. This club is dedicated to promoting our basketball team. The members could be seen in their traditional blue shirts putting up signs in the halls, and taking stats at the games. The support of these girls was much appreciated by the team. INTERNATIO AL CLUB cultures customs 'fiQ4x42X1fl?E9 FIRST ROW Karen Schwerzn Donna Moor Tracy Palmer Monzca Haley Marte Burgos Ann Trava Pattz Luke Conme Butler Kathy Vershtnskt DeGregattt Ellen W0jClk THIRD ROW Johanna Mattera Kathy Welsh Glenys Ohlerkzng Lzsa Ktnsler Linda Hamilton Mzssy Hallman Mena Trassattz Laurze Pzncock Dezna Pachuta Mary Zawzsza The Internatzonal Club caters to the students znterested tn forezgn countrzes ana' thezr customs It also deals wzth the cultures and tradztzons ofdjferent places Throughout the year the club spent most oftts time wlth charzty efforts but the bzg event was Internattonal Week which featured a smorgasbord of culinary delzghts among other cultural happenzngs Omcers CLOCKWISE Glenys Ohlerkzng President Mary Zawzsza Hzstorzan Donna Moor Secretary and Ellen Wojczk Treasurer I ' J 'M --- ----- ' 'T' 1 5 , S Z S Z I I si Q 1 P Z . ' N ' 0 . - - - - ' - - x - - 1: . . . . . . Yo . . 'Ya -. . . . . SECOND ROW: Ellen McGovern, Deb McNeil, Mary Kay Nugent, Sharon Haley, Jane Middleton, LuAnne Ashton, Sally Buckwalter, Joanne - g , . . F . . . . 134 I T ERACT: Monday nights, bonjires, Carnation day SENIORS: Bart Hickman, Joanne Bernauer, Sue Ersek, Debbie Shephard, MaryKay Welsh, Karen Weller, Bob Tresca, Linda Riggs, Lisa Kretz, ' ' ' ' ' 0 ' S e Too ood, Betty Luke, Di- Trish King, Kathi Clark, Maggie Gallagher, Chris Black, Jane Middleton, Karen Whitman, Lisa Lamb, Diane De rio, u g ane Littrell, Dottie Poirier. JUNIORS: Sue Pyndus, Karen Morgan, Amy Yorden, Diana Johnston, Alexis Harkins, Mary Zawisza, Pat Taylor, Patty Luke, Donna Price, Tracey Laurie Pinnock, Lorri Hoyt, Karen Graber, Harvey Hurdle, Dezna Pachuta, Joanne Gargano, Monica Haschuk, Pam Zebley, Kevin Connor, Greg Speer, Kendall Frye, Donna Moore, Debbie Duffy, Monica Haley, Janice Wells, Cheryl McHale, Melanie Metzgar, Maureen Twomey, Bonnie Leeder, Debbie Doohan, Lonna Levin, Syble Patterson, Barb Gosselin, Mary Charles, Linda Mack, Judy Vlgins, gflalvcie ' ' ' ' ' ' ni er, Markel, Cindy Livingston, John Moletteri, Cheryl Cobourn, Cindie McCall, Sue Merichko, Rick Taylor, Gerrt Gyda, Vicki Foster, oris ' ' B 'l Sue Davidson Anna Moretti Janice De0rio, Pat Lewis, Debbie Dianne Snider, Carol Scarpato. SOPHOMORES. Donna Ellerbrake, Maureen ai , , , Divins, Jeanne Emerson, Alicia Devlin, Debbie Siedzikowski, Helen Sheeky, Alison Speer, Paula Clark, Sheri LaSpina, Sue Smith, Anne Pachuta, Pat Kennedy, Eileen Gallagher, Maureen Chism, Colleen Chism, Claudett Gray, Lynn Agenbroad, Denise Czernik, Kelly Bradley, DelfbDtir!n, gfhriis . . . ea I Powell, Kelly Conrad, Elaine Bassill, Kim DeSimone, Cindy Luoma, Patti Palermo, Beth Metzgar, Craig Weathers, John Middleton, De ze ac ' ' ' ' ' ' ' H Lisa Morelli, Ann Taylor, Nancy Longhurst, Lynn Corcoran, Maurice Shibert, Clazre Ortlip, Michele Mercandante, Tina Charles, Denise oag, Debbie Craig, Karen Cazort, Diane Sheruda, Sally Buckwalter, Carolyn Elmer, Linda Murphy, Jackie Nemeth, Karen Pietryka, Roger May. l One of Interact's more active ' ' A ll ' ' be tl ,V A - , members. dent, Bart Hickman. Sponsored by the Rotary Club, Interact is our largest organi zation. The club has organized many actzv ities to promote school spirit. But without a doubt, their biggest under-taking was Car nation Day, when kids could send a carna tion to a loved one a favorite teacher, or a friend. Interact's most important role is not only serving the school l but the community as well. Ofjcers QL-RJ: Advisor, Mr. Hofheinzg Rotary Advisor, Mr. Hill,' Secretary Joanne Bernauerg Treasurer, Debbie Duffy,' President, John Moleterrig Vice Presi NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY' academics, involvemen :Il ,Q-ug . ...e-. - ,1 I a 1 Qi, A - -'-' B '- FIRST ROW CL TO RJ: Donna Hendrick, Anne Drumheller, Kendall Frye, Gary Glessner. SECOND ROW: Peggy Griffiths, Kathy McDonald, Beth Davison, Mary Davis, Debbie Feaster, Ray Wright, Al Starzinski, Jim Elmer. THIRD ROW: Terri Elmer, Patty Luke, Donna Moor, Debbie Siedzikowski Jim Kiernicki FOURTH ROW: Tom Kirk, Tracey Kimber, Amy Yorden, Gretchen Welsh, Donna Price. FIFTH ROW: Budd Kaniefski, Bill Hufnal, Donna Keyser. High achievement in aca- demics, leadership, good citi- zenship, and participation in school and community activi- ties were all qualities that marked the members of our National Honor Society. The Honor Society undertook many projects to improve our surroundings in various ways. Testing their intellectual ability against equally com- petent individuals from rival schools in a quiz-show format were the members of the Scott's Hi-Q team. This pro- gram, sponsored by the Scott Paper Company, encourages students to sharpen their aca- demic skills in addition to developing leadership. SCOTT'S HI- Q: quizzing, research, questions b -'fdmawwunbfmfmlimfeiiw-QQ'imvalwwf-ummm'1Q.:ff'oXc-N:.91nQ:fe5?s'TQ.94iQe:'rE4ST:a9u1a:1e5f6xN:.ol1Q.:1'eE6YQ.9f1Q.t:f6KB'Q.9fvG.Qff' rg - Ei 4 Q fl ? . Q I I Q '-'av uc,'N-,kxfjQL:f'9uc,'Q3g:'.y- socxxxgln..-f-gf. - G30 -N as fi4es'h-4g5 ll l0GT7i.Q3,3L-4Dflg5Q'11'i'fK 0llb BKQLQZ-1 ' Ullb' ' nkhlyfs' l FIRST Row QL TO Ry: K d ll en a Frye, Pat Carroll, Bill Goodman, Steve Chetty, Joe Castagna. SECOND ROW: Karen Pietryka, Jackie Nemeth, Peter Burcat, Maureen Bail, Linda Murphy, Roger May, Tom Reid, Debbie Craig, Carolyn Elmer. 136 USICALE: pictures, performances, long-lasting memories H-- , ,VAS -..- 1 'G u S 2 l 2 5 I ,4 if I0 P if - .,.Y- , ,iw 'mv 7-'V J Kraus Annette Gentile Lonna DePrinzio Laura Campbell, Linda Campbell, lst ROW: Steve Schultz, Rita Gaudioso, Judy Boughner, ean , , . Cind Swartz, Janet Cobourn. 2nd ROW: B. J. Moulder, Linda Riggs, Ron Howlett, Kim Frank, Lisa Kretz, Pat King, Cindy Butler, Kathy ' ' ' P 0l'veri, Sandy Calvin. 3rd ROW: George Gray, ,V Glyshaw, Lisa Lamb, Carol Buschman, Mary Davis, Beth Davison, Gary Lastoskze, atty 1 ' ' T Elmer, Debbie Feaster Karen Shisler, Dottie Lawton, Chris Clark, Lois Razonski, Donna Rita McMinn, Janice Wells, Heather Mattes, eresa , Keen, Kelly Thomas, Bev Andrews, Debbie Panko, Terri Rowe, Sheila Slawter, Maryann Schatz. Musicale is a yearbook produced by the senior members of the band, which encompasses all their activities of the year. 3 This special book includes their encounters in competition, , parades, haUtime performances and such. It also contains pictures of all their wonderful times, that will someday be cherished memories in the heart of each member. ' i 137 E WSPAPER: feature stories, interviews . . . L g0w0, mw,vfe16TcgmwLvnK,Tc:NwLWJ,K-H1900-'JfZtY4h:Q1w,2fEmQ11f'--mI6TQ.'1vvQ-m5k.m1Q- i6EQJfw'fvQ'2K2Jf'a-'fMQJf'vfW2wR?J4wwvfrLqe.h:wfvfug9IQ - - - uffwgqfggiemmf:gGX'y4wanf c.:eacfmy.ff.,nQ,f:4,mi+L SITTING: LeeAnn Ma'tl d D 1 an , onna Price, Donna Keyser, Sharon DiRosato, Miss Magro, Kelly Thomas, Rita Gaudioso, Julie Mack STANDING: Sue T00800d, Shafwl Ward. Eman Carcoura. Meghan 0'Connor, Mary Kay Nugent, Debbie Bufjington, Ann Marie Hamilton, Joanne Bernauer, Kathi Clark, Bev Andrews, Jean Kraus, John Fendt SITTING: Advisor: Miss Magro Editor-in-Chief' Jean Kraus STANDING: Sports Editor: Joanne Bernauer Assistant Editor: Donna Keyser Business Editor: Rita Gaudioso 138 Interviews, Feature stories, Jokes, Reviews . . . All are important in making a good newspaperg and The Voice of the Valley, our school newspaper, included these, plus a few extra additions in each issue. These additions included questionnaires and information on such current topics as Drug Abuse, Teenage Suicide and Birth Control and Concert Review, which featured such groups as Blue Oyster Cult, ELO and Bruce Springsteen. Through continuous hard work and creativity, the Newspaper Staff reported every three weeks to keep the students informed about events occurring in school and the community. SKI CLUB: snow, hills, falling, pranks, fun ' ' - wp WEEYM' t-zgffaisitu 1 1gfEf5YL:t:f:.gnof9'in.91fQ..:ff5X-M:tt1t1:fEi33Q..91man EEYLI If Q Eivwt 1 Kiss et 1.I7Ei3Y1.9f1C.2'?E . 2' it N- i K - .nan . ll fff J. ' 7 Q SL 5 t . . 53 l gl 75 5 'w D it Y. A 4 .. Q V 5 1.4 t rt L3 .ts F ig 5 it ii ? S4 .1 gg 4 Q fi A , ,. , .- . we , A , , - Y . ow KG Q1 tuck G 0 it G9 tq,':..g-3'-v uc AQQLGM, A9224ituraiiisb-'LIIVASJQL-it F4114-'U 'TASLQLK 5 lst ROW Monica Haley Debbie Panko Lisa Kretz Linda Riggs Linda DiLuzio, Sharon Beail, Nancy Longhurst, Dottie Poirier, Donna Lashendock, Sharon Ward Sue Davidson 2nd ROW Lisa Miner Julie Wallace Sharon DiRosato, Cindy Armstrong, Chris Powell, Bobbie Harper, Dennis Czermk Debbie Duffy Ctnde McCall Sue Merichko Sue Pyndus Debbie Doohan, Lorri Pincock, Patti Luke, Helen Sheeky, Maureen Twoomey, Syble Patterson Debbie Shepard Barb Stone Cheryl Cobourn Cindy Livingston, Kelly Conrad, Karen Strootman, Kathi Clark, Barb Gosselin, Mr Bolyard 3rd ROW Debbie Bailey Louise King Lynda Smith Sandy Sharpless 4th ROW: Diane Hyrcyk, Jenny Gorman, Rich Dunlap, Glen Petty Jim Kelly MISSING Lisa Evans Jean Kraus Steve Read Maggie Gallagher, Sue Morrow, Mark Perry, Russell Rhoades, Dave Senkowsky, Jim Markel Donna Price Donna Keyser A five hour bus ride may not seem to promise a spectacular evening, but the Ski Club bus ride to Connecticut was an exciting and fun adventure. After leaving Sun Valley on Friday afternoon, the members aboard the buses talked, sang, and gossiped-and all the fun did not stop when they reached their destination at 9 p.m. that night! In the morning everyone wearily readied themselves for skiing after devouring their breakfast. The twenty-minute bus ride to the Powder Ridge ski area was a quiet one, for everyone was either tired from last night's escapades or was nervously awaiting their first experience on the slopes. Since skiing was a new and frightening experience for many, lessons were given by an instructor at the bottom of the beginner's slope. After try- ing for an hour to teach us just how to stop, he finally gave up and set us free to learn the hard way-on our own! After gathering all their courage, one group rode the high ski IM and attempted to slide down the beginner's hill. Laughter, falling, screaming, hurting, and retrying all filled the after- noon with fun. After eating dinner that night, everyone set out for more fun. Swimming, dancing, and many parties were possibilities of entertainment for Saturday night. Sunday morning came too soon and it showed on everyone's face at breakfast. Skiing was planned and the most daring and least exhausted individuals went. At 4 p.m. everyone boarded the President: Sandy Sharpless - - Vice-President: Louise King bus to return home. Contrary to what you might think, they Secretary: Donna Price Treasurer-' Karen Stfvvtman went quickly and is now just a blur of memories, but it was a trip to remember for all. were all wide awake and singing in full harmony. The weekend 139 0- 557 ,rg qw A 7- Y Y 4f 'Y f-Q ,Q Q Q. 'MG - ,.AL,Eg.,f'ufl'o egg, QTY - Ani, L- L 'fiijebk ul - ?g1,, U ' L - , . . , t I , , t I t . . , t , , - 5 1 , . 1 1 3 . t t I I V I , L L... l ROTC: esprit, leadership, sehf- confdence, respect ,-1. 0 A A ., , Aw. -..M V Q11 v ko 2 1 E . H -...V -'-- -XVAZR 5 BACK ROW CL-RJ: Master Sgt. Lacey, Dan Watkins, Maryann Bacon, Barbara Howard, Ann Finegan, Bob Kime, Barry Harris. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Kennedy, Judi Alampi, Barbara Boughner, Betsy Arnold, Ray Hennagir, Dave Gonya. FRONT ROW: Tom Williams, Terri Howett, Jim Braun, Cheryl Breese, Mike Conlon. The future of our nation depends upon its leadership in all professions within all walks of lU'e. The leaders of tomorrow must be fully aware of the importance of cooperative efforts and must possess the social and tech- nical skills necessary to respond to our rapidly changing world. I J itizenship, responsibility, patriotism, honor BACK ROW: Dave Powe , Doug teiner, Pau Ed Neiling, Terri Howett, Barry Harris. ll S I Begg b F O O WORK EXPERIENCE jobs traznzng employment FIRST ROW QL TO RJ Vernon Lounsberry Chrls McCarthy Greg Ferrerz Jay Woyten Kirk Carnevale Ron Suda Brlan Osjat Greg Ward Mtke Cook SECOND ROW Jlm Patterson Mark Warner Tom Grjfith Steve McCabe Elwood Gzttman Rzck VanEss Chuck Armstrong Rob Al brand Dave Anderson Matt Kzernzckt THIRD ROW Bob Feeley Frank Kokoszka Boe Rezd Steve Brown Bob Dyer Mzke Rlenzt Brian Leeper Tony Kokoszka Gary Junkerman FOURTH ROW Bonnze Gryjth Val Suda Domznzca Marusco Ezleen Prendergast Debbze Brauer Linda Sanbe Sue McG1nn Gretchen Cordell Sandy Summers Helen Dufy Sue DeMazo Lynn Davidson Debbie Marshall FIRST ROW QL TO RD Joe Stznson Harry Poole Chrzs Black Karen Whitman SECOND ROW Steve Jackson Sharon Gray Maureen Hzno Karen Welsh Karlene Holcombe Evelyn Devzto THIRD ROW Karen Baldwtn Ltnda Galvzn Dean Shaw Debbze McAndrew Cathy Pajan Marylou Watkms Terr: Laxton 142 Those students who dzd not plan on furtherzng thezr educatzon after hzgh school could take ad vantage of the Work Ex perzence program offered here at Sun Valley Thzs opportunzty lent partzcz pants the benefits of ob servzng through first hand experzence the world of employment Students tn volved scheduled haU a day of regular classes and hah' a day of work at var zous occupattons through out Aston and surroundzng communztzes In thzs way Work Experzence mem bers obtazned a valuable educatzonal experzence that they could not otherwzse obtazn at school I O I O ' 1 I9 . : P I I .1 1 I 1 1 ' . .v I . ' Z 1 I I I ' I . I I - ' ' - 3 , , '. , . . . '. ' I I I I I I ' I I I 1 I I ' , - , . . 3 l , , ' , ' - 3 , . , . . I- 5 - 1 1 I 1 ' 1 l . TUDE T SENATE: dedication, spirit, motivation ' ' - - -' at - - - Eb'vaww,WaEkmf1m:faK-ma- - - 3 0 +5 ' 1 5 ,, .5 J at f' . 45 as +5 V 9 15 +5 - 3' 'sa 5 fi 4- sg - , 0 - e f ' - - - - Fdbf2EX'24Fdh:i5f,f TOP ROW QL-RJ: Pat Luke, Donna Price, Gerry Gyda, Gretchen Welsh, Vicki Foster, Karen Shisler, Connie Butler, Harvey Hurdle. SECOND ROW: Kelly Bradley, Donna Keyser, Fran Urbani, Amy Yorden, Monica Haley, Jim Braun, Diane DeOrio, Melanie Metzger, Wendy Wallace. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Duffy, Barbara West, Cheryl Hancock, Mary Beth Egner, Lisa Miner, Evelyn Zdun, Sue Welsh, Dave Watkins, Bart Hickman, Linda Cavanaugh. MISSING: Debbie Bailey, Michelle Brooks, Terri Millard, Chris Santore, Cheryle Tindall President, Bart Hickman: Vice President, Fran Urbani,' Secretary, Pat Luke,- Treasurer, Vicki Foster. YEARBOOK: layouts, cop , memories . . . K5-251 ip N' UIUC: ,jj WbL3gJC'Mb'i4kJ4MW-KuAJ-mn.mg,,-V,:.mn:g3gJcan2g2gyAmnnlQg9Acmb:L,G2,QJgcorn19g2Lfo lst ROW Kathy McLean Karen Chtponls Louzse Klng Cheryl Hancock Sue Pzerce Dzane Coale Ltsa Evans Jean Kraus 2nd ROW Kelly Thomas Mary Kay Nugent Diane Hrycyk Joanne Bernauer Donna Poltorak 3rd ROW Kathy Glyshaw Rlta Gaudzoso Julie Mack 4th ROW Dzane De0r1o Jane Mzddleton Karen Shzsler Susan Welsh Lzsa Kretz Through layouts and copy through recroppzng and rewrztzng through deadlznes and frustratzons through plazn hard work The Yearbook Staff has collaborated the memorzes of the year to brzng you The Tzmes Of Your Ly'e 144 Q' ' 5 . -I 4 G , Q' i 5 . 94 J- al Y ft Q' 5 0 0 vl 'ie SEI Fr 5' 1-' Q, . 4: Q' ,es gf is J ., ts S P ip 4 4 gl 0 1. Q1 2 gl Ei .I Q i F JI ,g 5 Y . f ii if 132 ., .. .. .W .- . .,.., - - W - 'F ,,..,,, U, H W I 4' W .U 1. H .1 i G 7 Q , 7 : , F 7 , FG, I ll G I Il STAFF Advisor Mrs. MacDonald Editor-in-Chief Debbie Bailey Managing Editor Diane De0ri0 Copy Editor Jean Kraus Art Editor Cheryl Hancock Layout Staff Mary Kay Nugent Julie Mack Sharon Fisher Diane Hrycyk Diane Coale Copy Staff Rita Gaudioso Kelly Thomas Karen Chiponis Joanne Bernauer Senigr Stay Jane Middleton Lisa Kretz Donna Poltorak Kathy Glyshaw Business Managers Louise King Karen Shisler Lisa Evans Chris Santore Circulation Managers S142 Pi6l'C6 Sue Welsh Typist Kathy McLean Advisor, Mrs. MacDonald,' Editor-in-Chief Debbie Baileyg Managing Editor, Diane De0rio,' Copy Editor, Jean Krausg Art Editor, Cheryl Hancock 1 . 5 fn- q 0 W'FKq G-J'fi3f9'T q 0?ff35Yfq P K-XMN'P',Yb1?h1N 4-,I5K.9o1Q.m AJC we AKSEJH om wwf wb IW! we vu-:EJ-f. am, 19,343 .mc bggiezf. dm, mia: om, :Q35YG'Jfwm, lst ROW Ellen McConnell Tom Grant Don Powell Tom Schzve Tom Morgan Don Yorgey Mike Stowers John Stanaztzs Errol Pontez 2nd ROW Ed Gusler Jef Morris Jody Plnnock Katy Finn Merle Lambert Mzke Mertz Donald Zang Jeff Twlss Jody Fry Eric Powell Debbie Convery 3rd ROW Mzke Harpster Celeste Ingledue Don Keith Michelle Vemsh Bev Aronson Debbie Chambers ClzntMart1n Brian Cairns Donna Saunders Mary Ford Glen Melchor Mark Petty Mark Grimes 4th ROW Stephanie Czeslak Jackie Marley Steve Maruzzz Jim Wilkerson Carl Grober Jim Palzta Chuck Lamb Lennie Laskowskz Karen Cazort Pat Satchell Debbie Miles Harry Smith Mike Chlappetta Sth ROW Carl Nolan Lynn Ruark Robert D1Haven Gary Lastowskt Charlotte Anderson Kathy Lunzs Patti Murphy Wendy Creighton Ray Brown Jack Campbell Linda Bradley Mark Webber Peter Tickle 6th ROW Sherr1eSchwam Rob Baker Tom 0Nezll Wendy Lawson Candy Lord Donna Burdett Cheryl Tzndall Larry Thomas Joyce Pullen Tom Lutz Bob Hzll Norman Bergis Students not interested in furthering their education after graduation from high school can attend vo-tech. They can learn a trade there that will help them get jobs once they graduate. Some of the courses offered are : Computer Programming Electronics Cosmetology Archi- tecture and many more. Being equipped for each particular field the classrooms help to familiarize and acquaint the students with their future trades. Vo- Tech Counselor Mr. Laszek 21 :QIQJ-5' TECH: carpentry, masonry, electronics, child car '-mjf? ee 'eegei 12 2- -- - K3 0 fi rg l S2 xg P i fi, F? Y 5? gt Q 7: gg Y 7? at at gttit W. 1? VRESTLERETTES.'stats,spirit makers,wrestling fanatics ...Y A... , Aung , -..- ,J- W it W We i. lst ROW: Donna Fike, Carol Hollenbach, Sue Majors, Diana Hrycyk, Mary Zawisza, Chris Segrin, Lori Hoyt. 2nd ROW: Lisa Kretz, Ruth Stanley, Donna Keen, Karen Grober, Debbie Simpson, Cindy Scott, Johanna Mattera. What's the frst thing that comes to your mind when you hear the word wrestlerettes ? Girl wrestlers? No, these were a group of girls who took an active part in cheering our wrestling team on to victory. At every wrestling match, you could hear them yelling and cheering, even while they were taking stats. They even traveled to the away matches, to back up our team. These girls truly earned credit for encouraging spirit and an interest in wres- tling at the Valley. e my? 0? Tlx No more ring around the collar! z i S , Are you sure General Patton starred this way? L ,o,, . .',, , .. m,.WU,:,,k 1.:3::Vi:lLg Senioritis claims another victim! fa fy--r-ff 5 2 E 3 . 3 i K a 5 is wx An average American high sc hool cafeteria? i i M4 J f ie if 'gf wif 31, f Q f xi Qi f Qi' 7 ff Jr Q 2120 3, f if i eg , Q- ' J' i x E I E Jdwlaffwgfwaamedhomloyww. t0E.W'wiZkdmmMmmwm,wwmMg abzdhfalkmeleafwwdahlh, wewl ... gwhnea Wm '0 CENTRAL ADMI ISTRATIO , SCHOOL BOAR PENN DELCO BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS QSEATEDJ Anthony J Mattes Vtce Prestdent Stephen E Kzng Prestdent Btllze Bowersox Secretary Howard F Turner QSTANDINGJ V1ncentR Costello Frederzck J Smeeton Joan J Hatgh A Lewts Boughner Joseph F Grtmes After Hzgh School What? Though you have now success fully completed twelve years 0 publtc educatzon many new challenges lze ahead further educatzon learmng a trade partzctpattng tn communzty ac tzvztles Each day should brzng some new rlchness to your lje and to those wzth whom you assoczate Success comes to those who contznue to grow tn wzsdom and knowledge for as an old Chtnese proverb has satd so aptly Learntng IS ltke rowtng upstream not to advance IS to fall back Wm G Moser Superzntendent of Schools PENN DELCO ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Theodore F Cramer Asststant Superintendent Stay Puptl Personnel Arthur C Kretz Ass1stantSuper1ntendent F1nancefFac1l1t1es Wtllzam G Moser Supertn tendent of Schools Kenneth L Mzchael Ass1stantSuper1ntendent Inslructton NOT PICTURED Arthur Knowlton Director of Support Services Harry M Htll Director of Instructtonal Servzces 152 - ' ' ! - I ' I I I I , . I .,, . . . . , ll . - . . , - f I ' I 1. I I - , . , - . 2 PRINCIPALS: ruling, organizing, caring CHARLES B. FITZGERALD Although I have not had the oppor- tunity to follow your progress over three years, I am impressed by the outstanding achievements of the Class of 1977 in both academics and activities. Throughout the year, I have come to know many of the individuals in your class. Their en- thusiasm, diligence, and character have honored your class and con- tributed to a fruiU'ul year at Sun Valley High School. Growth is a process, not a state. Your commencement is the end of your school lU'e at Sun Valley, how- ever, it is the beginning of realizing your future life goals. I hope that some skill, some strength, some con- fidence, or some human relationship that you developed here will support you and aid you in your endeavors. Charles Fitzgerald Principal University of Pennsylvania M.A. Principal RICHARD P. MILLER Villanova University M.Ed. Assistant Principal Q Checking students for passes, giving out detentions and making parent conferences are just a few responsibilities of the As- sistant Principals. Why do Mr. Bolyard and Mr. Miller con- stantly hassle the students with such authoritative measures? Because they care! They care not only about correct behavior in school right now, but also the students' behavior for the future. By enforcing strict rules of obedience, the assistant principals have simplwed the students' task of adjusting to the world aher graduation. GUIDANCE C UUNSELORS CAROLINE V FEDENA West Chester State College M Ed Semor Counselor Wzth a jrm hand of support and guzdance the counselors have trzed to lead the student body to conjidence and success They have zroned out most of the wrznkles and pressed the students to move forward to a pleasant and brzght future JOHN LASZEK Villanova Unzverstty M Ed Vo Tech Counselor ROBERT A DIEHL Jumor Counselor NATALIE L DENSMORE Umverszty of Pennsylvanza M Ed Sophomore Counselor 154 Villanova University M. Ed. RUTH B RHOADS SE CRE TARIE RUTH D. WINBOURN JEAN D. MacBAIN Secretary to the Vice-Principal Secretary to the Principal Secretary to the Vice Prtnctpal Behind every typewriter there sits a successful secretary. Along with typing letters, the secre- taries carry out many other tasks. They start and end our day, and almost every spare minute in between is spent on work for the school. They are constantly doing work that the student body will profit from. Dependable? You can bet on it! ANN GRIECO VIRGINIA STEELE Attendance Secretary Library Secretary MARGARET D. BAILEY MARY VANCE Guidance Secretary Library Secretary noun to verb and research to speech the Englzsh teachers have done thezr utmost to zntroduce just about every outlet of the Englzsh language to thezr students Although zts true that we have not become a Shakespeare or Frost we all have grown zn wzsdom because of our one and only very speczal Englzsh Department CHARLES A. GRASSANO Widener College, B,A. Head Wrestling Coach Wrestlerettes Advisor PATRICIA D MULDOON West Chester State College BS JOSEPH! GIAMPALMI Wzdener College B A Asst Football Head Baseball Coach Student Senate Advisor ENGLISH' words, sentences, compositions, novels From Poe to Hemingway, from verse to prose, reviews, reports, critiques, research papers,speeehes C. ROBERT HOFHEINZ Villanova University, M.A. Interact Advisor KAREN G. PRESOGNA West Chester State College, M.Ed CATHERINE M. NANGLE Temple University, M.A. STEPHEN N. WILCHENSKY Widener College, B.A. WILLIAM FOX III Eastern Baptist Colllege B.A. JOAN C. SKIVO Gwynedd-Mercy College B.A, HARRISON C. HAMLIN Villanova University M.Ed, Drama Club, Senior Variety Show Advisor ' fl IT iii' HL-,.... in A -5, J VICTORIA MAGRO West Chester State College B.A. Newspaper Advisor JOHN COOK Illinois State University M.S. Drama Club Advisor SOCIAL T UDIES: history, cultures, psychology The social studies curriculum exposed Sun Valley students to many aspects of the social sciences, including history, culture, economics, and psychology. Through courses in these areas, the teachers led their stu- dents through wars, introduced them to presidents, and took them to foreign places. They encouraged their students to learn from the past, live in the present, and look ahead to the future. E...ad' ur if 1, r ' or ..,. g2'iiiQggg?' ,M ,151 'Imm- ' B-ila L lnhkihq DONALD J. KONEGAN Temple University M.Ed. Assistant Baseball Coach 5 PAUL C. LEFEVER ROBERT L. COLLIER Cheyney State College M,Ed, Penn State University M.A. Senior Class Advisor Girls' Track Coach 159 WILLIAM LYNCH West Chester State College B S HOWARD BROUDA ANTHONY DI LUCIDO C W P051 College M A West Chester State College BS sl f 5 SHIRLEY MASSE West Chester State College B.S. RICHARD BARRACLOUGH West Chester State College B.S. Boys' Track Coach ALLEN BREWSTE Cross Cvuntfy Coach P.M.C. College B.A. R LOUIS REPETTO West Chester State College B.S. MA THEMA TICS: numbers, problems WILLIAM RAU West Chester State College B S Junzor Class Advzsor The Mathematzcs Department spectalzzes tn gzvzng problems and teachmg solutzons but only through patience and determznatzon can the members znstruct the perplexed students to attazn the correct numbers wzth structured formulas Speczaltzes zncluded zn this Department are Geometry Algebra Calculus Trzgonometry and Programmzng Computers 162 DA VID DUNCAN Penn State Umverszty M Ed Jumor Varsity Soccer Coach JOSEPH W OWSLEY Penn State Umverszty M Ed Soccer and Wrestlzng Coach .,. 'we 33 J if THEODORE J. HAZLETT West Chester B.S. Junior Varsity Basketball Coach RUNALD WITHELDER University of Delaware M Ed Assistant Football Coach WILLIAM G. MOTTER HENRY FIELD P.M.C. B.S. West Chester State College B.S. Department Coordinator 163 BUSINESS: typing, accounting, stenography, shorthand g :,E: JOHN HAINES Shippensburg State College M.S. JAMES COLLIER Drexel University B.S. Work Experience 164 With numerous skills, the Business Department prepares the student for his future in the working world. Practicing such skills as stenography, shorthand, typing, bookkeeping and accounting builds the mind while furnishing a good background for career jobs. JAMES V. RUMANO Temple University M.Ed. Deca Advisor, Work Experience HOWARD R. RUOFF Villanova University M.A. --1.-.......-, PATRICIA C. GUZZARDO Temple University M.Ed. MILDRED H. KNAPP Indiana University B.S. MARJORIE F. HAMILTON Grove City College B.S. DOROTHY B. YOCUM Temple University M.Ed. Department Coordinator H ll'C L t L ' CAROLYN M. SOROKA Shippensburg State College B.S. Cheerleader Advisor WILLIAM A. BENEDICT Shippensburg State College . Assistant Football Coach .am ,. All 1, e ui, Y! :.tf5sfgazef.'f, ,1:. ,, PHILOMENA ROSICA Temple University B.S. PAUL R. STYER Villanova University M.A. CW - f E is Q SCIENCE: bunsen burner, formulas, experiment, data CRAIG B. MEROW FRANCIS T KANIA Temple Unzverszty MEd LaSalle College B A Ecology Club Advzsor JAMES A ELMER Vzllanova Umverszty MS MW, K fix 7 sw at Cl il at H4 Tm El, fi at D F ALLEN R MULLER Cheyney State College M Ed Sophomore Class Advzsor LQ: ff ps JOSEPH KRAMER '1 JW West Chester State College B S Assistant Wrestllng Coach .,,r ' A I ltt tt ss,, AH il Ai, 'fs Q l 1 as - 2 s'-ll :Q l. Hi ,, ,,, Q ei ff ' ' 1 hi, T55 5? -,.'. 166 STANLEY R. WASILEWSKI Pennsylvania State University M, Ed MICHAEL LASHENDOCK Bloomsburg Slate College B.S. Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach GARY D. KAMIN Widener College B.S. Science classes were a useful foundation for all students. For those interested in continuing their education in the science field, whether it be as a doctor, astronomer, or chemist, or for those who were just curious about the wonders of the world. In either case our science teach- ers have been there to further our knowledge. ROBERT J. MORAN West Chester State College M.Ed. JOHN S. RUTH West Chester State College M.S. Department Co-ordinator 167 HOME EC: sewing, handicrafts, cooking, childcare An always practical curriculum was the Home Econo- mics department. The many courses offered encompassed all of the different arts that home living entails: interior decoration, child care, handcrahs, food preparation, sewing, and family lU'e. The faculty made a point of keeping the department up-to-date. Among the innovations introduced in recent years were coed classes-aj7er all, homemaking is a cooperative venture-and for these times of inflation, money-saving techniques. GALE RAGSDALE Cornell University B.S. GENE VIE VE RITZMAN Wayne State University M.S. GERALDINE P. DOUGHERTY Drexel University M.S. FHA Advisor Department Co-ordinator 168 I DUSTRIAL ART PETER SANTUCCI ' ' ' -qi g I nt! ' in g , g:ii,iQIi5. 2 HU 2 1 I ,, Q. 5,2 1- i5F'if?f! 4 5. 'VP' '55 1 3 g l : tools, drafting, machine shop JOSEPH G. LALLI Cheyney State College B.S. Cheyney State College MS PHILIP F. VOSHELL, JR. Under the skilled tutelage of their instructors, Indus- trial Arts students could be found developing projects all the way from prelimi- nary ideas and sketches to, upon their completion, mas- terpieces of their very own in wood or metal. Mean- while, other students were analyzing and reassembling intricate machines, while hopeful engineers and archi- tects were taking advantage of drafting courses our multi-faceted Industrial Arts department offered as well. Girls were a part of the scene too. No matter what the sex and no matter what the course, each student was obtaining a useful and im- portant skill for our increas- ingly mechanized world. Cheyney State College M.S. ROBERT N BROWN Department Co-ordinator Cheyney State College BS JANE D LONG SUSAN V1SH10 West Chester State College M Ed Kutztown State College B S Admittedly those hours spent memorizzng vocabulary translating dzalogs and conjugating verbs in countless tenses may have seemed wasted but as years pass the knowledge of a sec- ond language becomes an increasingly valuable asset in various occupa- tions. But language courses consisted of more than just the language itsem as the background and the character of the respective nations were included in the lesson, as were some other in- teresting moments as well. After all, what French student can for- get Sur de pont d'Avignon . . . International Club Advisor Jumor Varsity Hockey coach LINDA P. HAINES SUSAN JAMES West Chester State College M .Ed. Villanova University M A Department Co-ordinator FOREIG LA GUAGE: dialogs, translation FI E ARTS: sculpture, harmony, paintings MARGUERITE D. MACDONALD lmmaculata College B.A. Yearbook Advisor Q E Creativity was the order of the day for Fine Arts classes. Budding musicians and vocalists exhibited their talent in a variety ofmusical areas ranging from the classics to jazz. Our artists turned out works of beauty that aptly reflected the abi- lity and individuality of each student. No two pieces were ever the same. LYNN H. STAUFFER West Chester State College B.S. Marching And Concert Band Director Musicale Advisor i JOSEPH DeAUGUSTlNE St. Vincent College B.S. Stage Band Director Penn-Delco Music Co-ordinator CORINNE BYAR Cheyney State College M.Ed. Department Co-ordinator PATRICIA A. SYNOVEC University of Delaware M.S. Chorus Director 171 PHYSICAL EDU CA T10 5 basketball, slapshot LEE HANIFEE MARIAN P METZGAR West Chester State College BS Varszty Hockey Lacrosse Coach West Chester State College B S GAIL Y BROWN West Chester State College BS Varstty Basketball Coach WILLIAM F PETRELLIS West Chester State College B S Phase II of The Coed Gym Story szngle sex classes were added to the no longer new mzxed ones Coed lockerrooms7 Nt t B t lt th tl l tl ROBERTJ FITHIAN 0 ye u 0 guys an ga S enjoyed West Chester State College BS JOSEPH J CORABI many actzvztzes from swzngzng at lan Hetttl Football Cotttlt West Chester State College BS mzsszngj goUballs to dozng the hustle to AthletzcD1rector pflve-rEdumz10n Theory Instructor runnzng 440s The actzon? Nonstopl - W SERVICES: drill team, in-car driving, hearing MSgt JOHN LACEY USMC Jr. ROTC Instructor Services were a vital part of school life. You became a driver through the efforts of the Driver Ed teacher. Sick? The nurse was ready to handle any illness. The librarian could locate any book, magazine, or audio-visual aid you needed. MABEL E. KIRCHDOERFER Hazelton State Hospital R.N. West Chester State College B.S. School Nurse FNC Advisor LT. COL. TERRY TURNER JOSEPH F. PAUSWINSKI Michigan State University B.S. St. JosePh'5 College BS- D USMC Jr. ROTC Instructor Driver Education Instructor TONYA HUTCHINSON JOHN J. WALICHUCK University Of Pennsylvania M.A. Hahnemann Hospital M.D. Reading Specialist School Physician EDWARD L. CUMMISKEY Villanova University M.S.L.S School Librarian 173 COOKS, CUSTODIANS: cleaning, cooking . Elias Gould Charlie Singer Walt Turecki NOT PICTURED: Mr. Africa, Mr. Chetty, r Mr. Jones FRONT: Martha Frapellie, Theresa Reeder, Pat Sacco, Jan Button, Angie Mertz, Vivian Reid. BACK: Helene 0'Connor, Ruth Brutsche, Barbara Wells Who can think with an empty stomach or learn in a dirty room? The Cafeteria workers and Custodians help to keep the thinking and learning con- ditions at their best by ful- filling their tasks successfully. While the Cafeteria workers serve meals ana' snacks, the Custodians clean and sweep classrooms and halls. This com- bination of work establishes a pleasant atmosphere for learning. CHARLES P. YEAGLEY A man of dedication . A man of trust . . . A man not forgotten . . . Though he is gone, Mr. Yeagley will be remembered by all. The memories of his teaching career will always last, keeping him a part of Sun Valley forever. fikeqwavhmg, nwmolcp Qgwlihemwfwfubdwalladaayohqf. ...Me QW JU IOR CLASS The class of 1978 has had a very exciting junior year. They have been involved in many activities including a roller skating party in November and a dance ajier the bonfre. To help raise money for their future activities, the class sponsored a rock con- cert in December featuring The N.F.S. Boys and a magazine drive. 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OPH OM ORE CLASS The future came into perspective as the sophomores began their year here at Sun Valley. Although be- wildered about the new atmosphere, with the help of Mr. Muller, their advisor, they were able to unite as a class. Representatives were chosen and ideas were proposed. Their first big project was the selling of poinsettias for Christmas. Soon the class was ready to begin the hard work and planning of the Soph Hop. On March 19, 1977, the Soph Hop, We May Never Pass This Way Again , was held. The Spectrum Staff of 1977 wishes the sophomore class much suc- cess in the next two years. . W Q 2.'- 111. . 2 7 ,. . f WX. f -3 t-,,.. l g , iw - .-kV . : , V ww '5,v,, in ' -'ww QL. -1 --A, ,. .. sr tw fu- Yi, Q , g, M.ma.S.:f.w wh ::., ,Lt 1' Xt T - K'11'1w 1'-:5 - F 52 .fs Q R Q 1, M .. 729 NSI? as 'im Ek w we Q its K 5, , f is Qs . Q t . A5-my tll X ... 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Wake abewalallke lofe fglxerpfaeavkmy, nqvez Wi Z4 like ohm! kkne MMJWQMMQ fam Qfullkeenemouleauullahuayalaali 9?wnwwJm... CENTENNIAL HOME CENTERS, IN C URPORA TED Rt 452 Aston Pa 19014 G19 0300 Congratulatrons To The Graduates May Your Endeavors Prove Successful And Worthy Of Your Labor 5-9,1 if 311 7' 415 UUIII IH! -I We XYQQ, 1uIll :IW XJ 5 X 1 , o - Q ' : vf:1QSi 415' r ' - 151- 1' ,I 1, ,.n,,! ,um ,nl f A 1 2,131.1 f ' ., - 1 Vfmlil I-49.61 Y,,. NX L PV ,Q -qeA 1. xxx a I ,1- llkx f N ' f 1 1 ' N ' Xxxfyf' Q- . I 8 Personal Service To All Men 8: Women We Recommend 8L Use QL fd JL, 271. VK... J' 31 xu E0 ' ' HAIR REPLACEMENT-SALES di SERVICE Call For All Appointments 494-9824 Pennell R Aston T p 4 ZMzh'a WMM C,-Q' g Pancoast Ave. 8a Concord Road Chester Plaza, Chester, Pa. Phone Hu5-6167 'T' .rp ' C-if 'N Compliments Of FRANK J. BOOTH :X QQ Ni' QX' Photographer Men-Women Let The Army Help You With College. + A pp t 872 7511 Ch ThA 9 7? I Call rmy O or unitie In ester Join The People Who've Joined e rmy ZAM SK Y STUDIOS 1007 Market Street Ph1ladelph1a 7 Pa Off1C13l Photographers Negatlves of portraits ap pearmg 1n this annual are kept on file Photographs may be ordered HARRY S SHOES INC - -Ch'1d Ft ' g HARRY KARPOWITZ 497-3724 239 C d Rd. P . 1 T 6-7394 317 Edg A 1 P . 1 O13 , o a s Menls Women 1 ren Professional Orthopedic it1n oncor Aston, a 9014 r mont venue Ches er, a 9 Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes To The Class Of 977 AMERICAN RENDERING, INC. Aston, Pa. Enjoy your freedom but beware, for the roads ahead Best Cf Luck 1 . are .ong and Semorsy w1nd1ng from from The Junior Class SUnset 9-9109 THE CLASS OF '7 9 MARY REVELS GENERAL INSURANCE 118 N Oakley Road Upper Ijarbyf Pa. 19082 2607 Edgmont Ave Parkside, Pa 190 l 5 Tr4-1444 Congratulations ANG UARDS from ARANO cf: C O. As members of the graduating Class of 1977 of Sun Valley High School, you have passed one of the great milestones of your life. You are to be commended for achieving the goal you first as- pired to 12 years ago. In future years, your paths will part as your classmates enter college or industry, become homemakers or professional people, enter the serv- ice or the arts. Many will remain in the old home- town. Gthers will move away, to the four corners of the earth. No matter what your choice of vocation or the site of your eventual home, our wish at Varano 8L Co. is that you will always be able to look back on your days at Sun Valley High and recall golden memories. Good luck and Godspeed! f ZZ! i ,A fy, - for I ' . i a ll .a arf- if':f?7V3 we fi UI f , ,.-tlulml wJ .. 1, . ' f'i.'4:'k' 7 l EH llli' ill ii ' ..'l'Illm' -uwI11 ' ' x' 1 glial ,ya as A new iq, IF' llliliii! f'ilii'liW L T . -A 2 7? E? 'ff I ,wil H ' s f . ia U H, ff- f ' E' ff X?-1 RD lic 'iii' . - 55' QQ' Y fi 8 5 xmas TT T Y l N ,I - .. ' I fum- 4 Rosalie Lane, Aston, Pa. 19014 494-2600 7,6 you an 746446649 of gaqaeg we Selling- 6416 JOSEPH F. LISINSKI Officer 494- 2600 ELLIOTT MACHINE C0 General Machine Welding Congratulations Seniors' RBS-2 TR 2-1832 Compliments Of SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK Village Green Office 2' AFTER HOUR Emergencies L06-2800 BR OOKH A VE N PHARMA C Y Cor. Brookhaven Road 8a Edgemont Ave. Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 Phone TR4-4370 Phone TR4-8654 WALLS di THINGS Decorating Center 8a Unique Gift Shop Helen Sudnick Mary Jo Benditt 3420 Pennell Rd., Aston, Pa. 19014 Phone: HU5-7675 TRA VELLER 'S Carpeting Phone-TR4-6544 Spray Equipment THE SHERWIN- WILLIAMS CO. Floor 8a Wall Coverings- Scaffolding 3560 Edgemont Ave. Brookhaven Shopping Center Chester Pa. 19013 Compliments CHOICE I VE N U TI S Travel Consultants HARD WARE n 3C Dutton Mill Rd. f Aston, Pa. 19014 Phones, 494-9716 Specializing In Fresh Seafood 1 ' 494 4844 5 , ' THE WHARF TA VERN ANNETTE S 255 Cfmcofd Rd- Valley View Shopping Center AIR FASHIONS Aston, Pa' Frank Brezezicki Jr 19014 494-6242 497-9825 MLS ARMY NAVY Valley View Shopping Center 3414 Pennell Rd. Aston, Pa 497-5845 19' Compliments Of AS TUN PHARMACY HAZR BLOCK The Income Tax People Terry A. Preske City Manager General Office For Year-Round Service Concord 8L Dutton Mill Roads Aston, Pa. 19014 215-497-1878 Compliments Of ASTON GLASS COMPANY COL ON I AL VILLAGE Meat Market Of Aston, Inc. 233 A Pennell Rd. Paul Marincola Aston, Pa. 19014 Pres. 497-3070 497-3071 Domestic 8c Foreign Car Parts SL Supplies EAZS AUTO PARTS, I INC. Automotive Machine Shop Services 3335 Market St. 4011 Edgemont Ave. Twin Oaks Brookhaven, Pa. Chester, Pa. 19014 19015 485-4721 TR4-8656 Dennis St. I Germain, President 181 SLING CO. INC. . Slings WIICNRCEE Rr. 452 N. At 1-9 Cgain Upper Chichester 215-485-8500 Good Luck Seniors ASTON SPORTING GOODS 249V2 Concord Rd. Aston 4946600 We Supply Teams Of All Sports! Free Parking , SUMMIT BEEF CO. Custom Cut Quality Meats Cold Cuts Freezer Orders Our Specialty 1376 Market Street Linwood, Pa ASTON TRAVEL AGENCY Village Green Shopping Center-Aston Free Reservations For All Airlines0Steamships0Tours 494-2800 Compliments Of SUN VALLEY SPOR T S T ERS Support Girls' Sports JO O lg cv If V ix. X X l , 1 G' is gives you Freedom of Choice or d fam K ky ried C ic en, feither original rec'p a crispyj or a choice o e icious sandwiche . A d h about golden french fries, th' k shakes h ppl p' d ice cold f d 'nks? S off on the y hom ith the entire f 'ly dl hmh F d f .oice. ehaveso - ' pl h ll. T8LR DAIRY BAR 102 Concord Road JOE 'S TIRE SHOP Steaks'SandWiches' , Hoagles' . gl 0 1 . Hard And Soft Ice Cream' Take Cut A Corner Of Ninth 1111100111 Sis Chicken And Shrimp Chester Open All Year Complete Tire Service FRANK WESOLOWSKFS F TR2-6769 SUNOCU SERVICE Ange Tibufli, Pennell Roads, i Pfgp, Aston, Pa. Ed Hays-Mechanic On Duty , 8:00 AM-4:00 PM Road Service State Inspection ED EATON dt SON 1 GINO'S Tune Up Specialist' Staftefg Generators' Magnetos' A Carburetors'A1ternators- dom 010 Cho Sales And Service Q . Q5 Batter1es Delco-Motorcraft 4605 Edgemont Ave. Exide Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 TR6-6247 X-1' 5, Q9 xlanm ef W1 SEC 1 HR CLEANERS F hk fdl p Ct, W Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 3401 Edgemont Ave., th gf TR4-0166 494-7897 VILLAGE GREEN ART AND CRAFT SHOP Custom Framing Stained Glass Candle Supplies Art Supplies Craft Supplies Aston, Pa F hF ts 1 AdVgtbls ll! IIIWMUI -'T ,'i I S n I LINVILLA URCHARDS 137 W. Knowl Media Pa. Op Any TR6 7116 Compliments Of: KAN IE F SKI FUNERAL HOME 2524 West Third Street Chester, Pa. 19013 494-6220 MR AND MS CREATIVE UNISEX HAIR STYLING' Ralph And Ca 1 Sp a Toby Farms Shopping Center Brookhaven GRAM ERC Y REYNOLDS STA TIUNERS ANTHONY GUILD QPTICIANS 255 F. Concord Rd. Aston, Pa. 19014 Now Has Two Locations 497-1611 Serving Sun Valley Alumni 98 Concord Rd., Aston- Middletown Rd. Brookhaven Eli: Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-7 Best Wishes Closed Saturday C T0 ,CLE t EUGENEKS' MEN'S Gun fy S u ure HAIR STYLING T 1 phone 1B RosalieL 497 1788 Gr Ridge, A t C2155 494-6377 494 1600 CPhila.J SH8-3110 TIM'S LA WN at IVITIDIC G TooL sl MACHINE COMPANY , 2100 Bridgewater Rd. Sales, Servlce 85 Rentals Aston Twp., Chester, Pa. 19014 Authorized 893 Concord Rd. - Arlens Dealer Aston, Pa. Best Wlshes To The 19014 Class Cf 77 Member T.S'D'A' 497-1961 F actonv Authorized Service Center Fo . CULVINTV 'T ' 'WW' lra0t1 Rad1oTJ'11'Ielev1s1on- nun OH Repaigs 103 Concord R 3A Rosalie Lane Joe Merichko Asiwn' Pa Green Ridge Pa. 494-1414-l085 19014 REALTY fm WURLD Good Luck 33515 Walter J. Lewicki Seniors! Eff K O M nch'n' 10 Robin Hood Lane eep gut u 1 Aston, Pa. 19014 C2155 494-0500 J OH N 'S Cmplimenfs FOODARAMA Of: SOUTHEAST 255TAyCD'lTfZ,2'f.,1Ti1,3fIit0n NATIONAL Prop' BANK Village Green Gffice It's All Hair jg Master Crimpers if 4619 Edgemont Avenue 42' Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 TR4-2509 27 Ph 497-1234 Excavating Contractors 227 Pennell Rd. Aston Pa. 19014 SMILEY'S FURNITURE 494 6400 Village Green Shopping Center MARCUS HOOK FLORISTS 19061 ELSER-DIVINEY cf: CO. INC. Mildred Hilsher 938 Market St. Richard Hilsher M-HIGHS Hook Pa. Good Luck Class Of 77 Best Wishes From The SHISLER FAMILY Thanks Mom 8L Dad For All Your Love And Support Love, ii tu'fcXsK2 ' as ' HELLO00 MOTHER HUBBARD!!! Banana Radarange Jennjer White Nathan White Mr. dt Mrs. Glen White Good Luck next year Cheerleaders Love, Mary and Debbie Good Luck Duane-from Birdie Congratulations Dee, Kathi and Laura-Cindie Good Luck Class of 77 from Kathy Caramanico Good Luck Seniors-Kathy G. Good Luck Lash--Arny di Harry Juner and Lexer Congratulations Yearbook and Seniors WE FINALLY DID IT Karen Chiponis Congratulations Sis and Chris JoeM Thanks for everything MOM Love, Karen Mr. di Mrs. H.A. MacDonald Laura MacDonald Debbie MacDonald emgff.-yfmiivrgeivxwiimgfgeemtu V DEBBIE JPA TR ONS , A. xQf7a:7'5R9li To My Special Guy RICH-fWith Lore, CHRIS To Eric, What would I do without you? LOVE, Karen Congratulatt'ons Cindy! Love Always, Harry Mark-I Love You, Linda Good Luck Always Rirh, You mean alot to me. Love, Susan To Joe, with all my lore. Joanne Look Rick I made il' Lore, Lrndtl Good Luck Class' ry' 77 Good Luck Ja-ik' With Love, Mel Doug-fr Trarey, Dougvn-qNan1' To Brenda, With Love, Bart I Love You Chnvkf Debbie To KAREN fWith Lore. TONY I Low You LarrrlLori To Matt, Love Linda AQ Debbie- n- Chxtck ,rg Ruth-n-Ned . N , r ' 6 6 Y . Aw 6 35 Mrs. Marguerite D. Dougherty Good Luck: Cheryle, Lisa, Betty Terri, Cheryl, Deb-From Diane Mr. dl Mrs. Paul Styer Mr. dl Mrs. Paul LeFever-and Tracey Congratulatt'ons Mark Perry, your admirer Congratulations Chuck Grau your admirer Good Luck Seniors. from Bonnie Where's Cheli 's datebook? Led, Punice, Sicky and Mother Hubbard Keep Quacking Disco Ducks- Dyann Patty P. and Nannette K. Lotsa Luck Everybody and have fun-Love, Kelly Psssssstl The Stan Jasinski Fan Club Pat Carroll, President Best Wishes band E.0. Maj. Dave Gonya MC .IROTC Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bailey You Made It Lyn!-John To Variety Show Cast-Bart .mXg1y.mi t f' Congratulations Jane MR. di MRS. 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