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COMES Tff SPECTRUM 1979 VOLUME 17 SUN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL ASTON. PENNSYLVANIA TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors ............................ 42. Clubs .......................... 138. Faculty and Administration ......... 6. DEDICA TION When all shadows disappear and light illuminates every corner This is the moment when time stands still and the world watches in awe . . . From our first day at Sun Valley in September, 1976, Mr. Allen Muller has devoted more than his share of time, patience, and understanding to us as a teacher, advisor, and most importantly, as a friend. Mr. Muller always made himself available to students for help either during or after school. He single-handedly organ- ized and directed the Senior Variety Show and sacrificed much of his time to make sure that everything was in order for all the proms. For this and so much more, we are indebted to you; and, as a token of our appreciation, we dedicate our yearbook to you. 4 IN APPRECIATION When our days were cl And the rain washed away our hopes. These people guided the sun from behind the clouds And gave us confidence fof tomorrow . .. To Mr. Fitzgerald: Tor being one hundred per cent behind us all the way and guiding us when we needed you most Far out at sea, at the very brink of da Wi There arises from it's a sphere of radiant colors . . . To Mr. Miller:'tpr Finding the time for more rcsp sibilities... And as it’s warm meaches out, It awateis the smallest creature And launches thc gty’s activ- ities . . . To Mr. Bolvard: For caying and being a mend to all . . . Slowly, as'th fadiance descends after it’synagnificent peak. The world becomes aglow with it's glimmering . . To the Office Secretaries: for your amiable personalities and unlimited reliability . Far out over the mountains at the very brink of dusk There settles from the sky Rr. the sun. As influential figures in Qur lives. Your assistance in the stdrms that we faced this year Has prepared u%for the dawn .. . of our futures 5 Faculty And Administra tion ADMINISTRA TION 7b The Graduating Class of 1979: Fond memories of Sun Valley High School will include pleasant thoughts of homework assignments and classes, week-end dates anddances, high school songs and athletic contests. But they will also include a clearer understanding of I the advantages of an eaaafyjiQn in Sun Valley High School. fig However, what you have learned at school, valuable as it I may be, is only a beginning. The end of your high school work 8 merely means the commencement of those experiences that will put to the test the sound principles you have learned in Sun Valley High School. I extend best wishes to our seniors and good luck in your future endeavors. Vincent J. Sauers Superintendent ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Harry M Hill. Arthur Knowlton ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Kenneth I Michael. Arthur C Krets, Theodore F. Cramer PENN-DELCOSCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS: SITTING (I. to R): Anthony .1. Mattes (Pres,dent), Billie Bowersox. Jane Crau. STANDING (L to R): Vincent T. Costello, Joseph F. Grimes. Stephen B King. MISSING: Joan . . Haigh. Bette Senkowsky. A. Lewis Boughncr. m B BEf mKM JHW JHv PRINCIPAL SUN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY ASTON, PENNSYLVANIA To the Seniors of 1979: The Class of 1979 is special to me in that I ha ve worked with your class for my first three years at Sun Valley. During that time I have come to know many of you very well, and I have enjoyed watch- ing your development from sophomore to senior. The Class of 1979 has experienced a difficult and disjointed year; however, the class has been able to compile achievements and reach distinc- tions in academics and activities. The class has responded to the extra demands placed upon it for leadership, maturity, and pose. You have achieved unity through the strength and concern of your leaders and the cooperation and sensi- tivity of individuals. You have responded successfully to tremendous challenges during your three years at Sun Valley. I trust that the maturing and growing that you have done will aid you throughout your life and that, you will remember your three years at Sun Valley fondly. I wish you continued success in life. Charles B. Fitzgerald Principal CHARLES R FIT7GFRAI D Principii! of Sun Valley High School Perhaps the single most respected figure at Sun Valley is our principal, Mr. Charles Fitzgerald. He has been our guiding source of strength throughout the three years since he came to us. Dignified, refined, and helpful, he has at all times been available to work out our problems, counsel us, and make the best decisions concerning our individual welfare. In his position as principal and friend, we ha ve depended on his leadership. A prin- cipal's duties are almost limitless, extending from early morning parent consultations to late after- noon disciplinary actions. Mr. Fitzgerald has done all this and much more. This year especially, he expanded his responsibilities. Always striving to enhance our education and ourselves, Mr. Fitz- gerald will be best remembered by the Class of 1979 for the individual attention he paid to each one of us. 9 OFFICE • KENNETH P. BOL YARD Vice-Principal RICHARD P MILLER Vice-Principal f RUTH B. RHOADS Secretary to the Vice-Principal How can one accurately describe the of Tice? Sun Valley's nucleus sums it up best. Always there to lend a helping hand, dig up a lost schedule, retrieve the Mas- ter Key, issue a detention, or settle a dispute. Occasional- ly. they knight have gotten a bit frustrated, but their con- cerns extended to each and even student in Sun Valley Klf the following stu- dents plea rcgort to the of- fice immediately following hon i croon i f rVVTierb Stne Master Key RUTH D. WIN BOURN Secretary to the Principa JEAN MACBMN Secretary to the Vice-Principal GUIDANCE NATALIE L. DENSMORE Senior Counselor 1 ROBERT A. DIEHL Sophomore Counselor A Did you ever get scheduled for Typ- ing III when you asked for Typing I? Or find that your Inst period class did not even exist? If you have ever experi- enced these or similar frustrations, you knew you could depend on your guid ance counselors to put things in order. They were never too busy to listen and you always left with a sense that things were going work themselves out. A special thanks goes to | Miss Densmore who for the last three years has tried to make each senior a successful adult for the world after high schoc We ap- preciate the time you have put imo your work and we will never forget . . + iju; Kuder Occupational Interest Survey (a nun?) . . . PSA T’s . . . preparing for the SAT's . . . learning good study habits . . . finding a college. — CAROLINE V. FEDENA Junior Counselor ENGLISH f IARLES A. GRASSA SO ih;it Shakespeare is boring never rend Mac- ti 'kpever svi V H beth or Hamlet here at Sun ValleyIn several unique ctL enccs.mc learned about symbol;an, imagery, charaeleri ati eii and underlying however, for how cabuHtry drills, s or fail tests on did you stay up al or a jtfb resume? that How can we t . . . Kate )fl%cting like Icri- 'on, 'ng. vo- All Wjs.s not always quite so e e n did you sit through those horrible it through your public speaking course, sentence structure? Or how mam times hi trying to write a theme, a book report, vertheless. it was all worthwhile when we will be invaluable to us tliroughoiipLjur r hjfgct. Muldoonisms . . . dcvilMad- bian Miss Magro's ptgeon . agers. ’ STEPHEN XI. W UX HENSKY r't j! Occurring at intervals oo tur' heel x a ; ___ pamphlet, etc; RR1SON C. HAMLIN |Uarter note Music A note having one fourth the value of a semibreve. See illustration SOCIAL STUDIES ANDREA ERICKSON DONALD J. KONEGAN ANTHONY E. DILUCIDO HOWARD R. RUOEE Have you ever imagined yourself living with a cow or running naked through the jungles of Africa? Our Social Studies teachers painted the scene so vividly that we could even picture it right in the class- room. Without their vast knowledge of the history and cultures of America and other countries, we would never have realized that there existed beyond Sun Valley a world of different customs. How could we ever forget. . . Ernie . . . No, this is an open mind test . . . Did you know that Parkside had a trafHc light? . . . evolutionary or revolutionary 16 LOUIS REPETTO SHIRLEY A. MASSE 17 PERIODIC TABLE SCIENCE JAMES A. ELMER Th Pi 'I JOHN S. RUTH ll Ca Sc Ti No doubt the most puzzling and interesting subjects at Sun Valley could be found in the Science Department. If you ever wondered why 2H 2 fO: — 2H:0 or how volcanoes erupt- ed or what caused a ball to fall down rather than up, our sci- ence teachers were always willing to explain and help you to understand the many Laws of Nature. Though the structure of the atom was a bit confusing at times, there can be no dis- proving that they do exist. Thanks to our Science Department, we will leave Sun Valley with minds conditioned to analyze and provide solutions. Earth and Space + Chemistry + Physics + R iology- mem ories of. . . Critters . . . BODO is tiny . . “Give me numbers ”... 6.0 x 10 23 ... “calculators on the floor ”. GO! Physics galas . . . “Kick it around a little bit . . . “Do these problems defy solution?”. . . “aver- age garden-type variety ” . . . Phido the magic Physics dog. ROBERT J. MORAS 'U lUo Ka ALLEN R. MULLER DF THE ELEMENTS WILLIAM ZAK JOSEPH KRAMER ■ HI SHIRLEY MCHUGH JTIFIC COMPA Nr tAi W J A. «X L w ■ WEFFREY A. LAWLEY WILLIAM A. RAU ois can t h v phyt,eS UftttovT yoty can have !flaTt hjtThooV PhyC' - ' kjhic i if the n ipe -T4 t'C ? W1LI I AM G. M OTTER The knowledge we have gained from the Math Department has proved to be a strong foundation for many of our other subjects. Through practice, log- ical thinking, speed, and accuracy, we have learned to conquer even the most challenging problems. What would a day at Sub Valley be like without stim- ulating word problems, tantalizing simultaneous equations, and fun-filled arithmetic progressions?? Geometry + Algebra -h Trigonometry -h Calculus + Probability and Statistics = Mot tern Mathletes . . . integrals . . . drill, drill, drill makes skill, skill, skill . . .quad- ratic formula . . . RAPM . . . “air- heads” . . . “Does it really Motter?” . . . the “eyes” ... 2b or not 2b . . . “What is the probability that Mr. Owsley's students will laugh at his jokes?” . . . Albany State Teachers' College . . . CPCT. . . math = fun . . . SSS, ASA, SAS. . . “cooperation means graduation. ” BUSINESS EDUCA TION — As the business Held continues to rapidly expand, there can be no better preparation for the path a- head than a course in business at Sun Valley. Many students find the Business Department beneficial in providing them with a basis for their careers. With the wide range of courses offered, the individual interests of most students arc met. There is no doubt that these courses have been advantageous. Remember. . . eyes on the book ... I = PR T. . . jkl;fdsa jkl;fdsa . . . timed writings . . . Stop typing ... I said STOP TYPING!. . . Page 69, Lesson 7—a, b, and c, 3x’s each. PAUL R. STYER WILLIAM A. BENEDICT FOREIGN LA NGUAGE cHabla usted espanol? Parlez-vous francais?” Si or non. every student had the opportunity to broaden his language abilities through the Foreign Language Department. Despite the difficulties in translating sentences, memorizing vocab- ulary words, and conjugating verbs, a second language is sure to come in handy. In addition to the basic grammar, the stu- dents also learned about history, customs, and literature of these countries. Remember. . . ALM . . . vocabulary quizzes . . . The Gong Show. . . French-Spanish Volleyball and Soccer. . . crepes and tacos . . . trip to Spain . . . International Week .. . “Bon! Bon! Bon! Allons! Allons! Allons!” . . . Christmas carols . . . newspapers . . . cartoons . . . commercials BARTLEY P. CONCANNON PAULETTE A. KITCHEN ROTC Under the guidance of Master Sergeant John Lacey and Lt. Colonel Terry Turner, the mem- bers of Sun Valley's ROTC unit have become rich in school spirit, leadership, potential, and patri- otism. Both the Sergeant and the Colonel have put forth a great deal of their time and effort in order to perfect the routines of the Drill Team, Color Guard, and Rifle Team. Their dedication has not gone unnoticed for all of Sun Valley recognizes its ROTC unit for instilling a sense of honor into Sun Valley. Do you remember? . . . “Excuses are like armpits— They stink! . . . “Oh my God! — Yes? . . . Do you want this typed up? MSgt. JOHN (TOP) LACEY USMC (retired) LT. COL. TERRY TURNER USMC 24 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Many fine jobs have been obtained from the experi- ence the students have re- ceived by their hard work in the Industrial Arts Depart- ment. From building a cab- inet to reconstructing an automobile, the boys as well as the girls have learned a trade beneficial to them in the future. When asked, “What do you remember about Industrial Arts at Sun Valley?” the students replied: “ Nothing. It's blocked out of my mind” k • • “Borrowing wood” . . . “Bolt Wars . . . “Let'sglue it up again”. . . “No wood. No Metal” . . . “The finish- ing room” . . . “Clean up” . . . “Get to work” . . . “Yes Sir, Boss!” t HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics was perhaps one of Sun Valley's most practical departments. Responsibilities of adulthood were pre- sented to us from food preparation and in- terior decoration to sewing and family care. Now, armed with a knowledge of money-saving tech- niques and our duties for a pleasant home life, we arc better equipped to handle our lives ahead of us. GERALDINE D. LONG GENEVIEVE V RITZMAN LEARNING CENTER ISABEL SWANK JEAN EMSLIE k KATHY TIMMONS If there were any students who had trouble with pronunciation or reading, the Learning Center provided a small classroom properly equipped for helping those students. The limited class size and the close contact between teacher and student contributed to a purely educa- tional atmosphere. I FINE ARTS j— � rr- A LYNN H. STAUFFER thout anjng .1 9 orts of our Developing yourself to ♦ the fullest potential i thc_ uc meaning of a rtf and ____________ gifted art and music di- rectors, some of us would never have discovered our hidden talents whether they be drawing, painting, play- ing an instrument, singing, or marching. Successful concerts, competitions, and hall murals all enhance the quality of our Fine Arts Department. We can never I forget. . 'JgHUT BEAK!” P. . Left, nb—your other left . . “HELLO! JOSEPH P. DEA PHYSICAL The Physical Education De- partment provided numerous activities in which each student could actively participate. Al- though some students felt sure that they weren't the least bit athletically inclined, they sur- prisingly discovered that even they had hidden talents. From a chilly soccer game to a rainy day activity in the little gym, our gym teachers did their best to keep everyone in shape . . . Chicken Fat . . . Coed Volleyball . . . “Really boys, they don't bite. Nobody's asi them. Sc bust exercises squads, girls ig vou to marry r e Dancing . . . . “Get in your . O, S, or U. I MARIAN P MFTZGAR « n GAI L Y. BROWN '4 In desperate need of the author of an unfamiliar quote? Quickly need four reference books for a term paper due—tomorrow? Can't find the right book for an out-of-dass reading assignment? No need to worry, for Mr. Cummiskcy and his Library Aides a real ways there to give unlimited assistance. Dedicated, patient, and helpful, they can always be found shelving books straightening shelves, and checking books out. How can we ever forget . . . “Book check out—ten minutes before the end of the period' . . “dosed shelves . . . “People get to work” . . . “chit-chat ” . . . getting thrown out . . . “Library will be closed third period—FOR- IHUT and VIRGINIA E. STEELE EDWARD L. CUMMISKEY SER VICES DR. JOHN J. WALICHUCK School Physician Some students would be totally lost at Sun Valley without the assistance of the people in the Services Department. If you were late, you visited the at- tendance office and met Mrs. Grieco. If you felt ill and needed some medical advice, you met Mrs. Irons in the nurses office. If you needed a physical, you would bump into Dr. Wali- chuck as you put on those dreaded white shirts. If you were hitting parked cars white driving, you could learn the proper driving techniques from Mr. Win- ters. And if those nouns and verbs were bothering you, Mrs. Hutchinson would surely set things straight. Whatever the sit- uation, you could find a friendly helping hand in the Services Department. ELIZABETH P. IRONS School Nurse ANNE L. GRIECO Attendance Secretary ARTHUR WINTERS Driver Education Instructor TONYA H. HUTCHINSON Reading Consultant 30 COOKS, CUSTODIANS V- in� -- D: Barbara Wells. Pat Sacco. C.irmcll.i lacon.-mMury Cr.ernik ST A N I) INC: Maria Mata I rjpdli, Ruth HruisMic, iiicrc.su Reeder. MISSING: Vivian Reid. Without a doubt, the students at Sun Valley can walk into a spotless school each day. Eromjnprning_to_nigh the custodians dean every inch of the classrooms and hallways. Another group of hardworking people at Sun Valley is the cooks who provide the school with nutritious hot and cold lunches. We are served meals from exquisite salads to Mexican Tacos Our custodians and cooks can always be depended upon. Q US TOO IA SIS NOT PICTURED: William Jones, Edward Sakewicz. TnyiotMertz, Bctt Platt, Jan Button, WALTER TURECKIE 31 §fuaenf™sk p Teacher attendance was normal, Sauers £aid. Seventeen of about 250 were absent, three or four with long-term illnesses. Thir- or fourteen is about average for absen- “But if you keep your child home with n reason,” he said, ‘‘after three days, that’s violation of the state’s compulsory attei dance laws.” Penn- trcent absenter frmal rate of 6 to 7 calendar change b will come during Chris Students will be off Dec. Dec. 2 By JOSEPH R. Z Of The Bulletin nn-Delco’s 4,340 n Intendent Vincent J g avlTa d Parade borough • —--- — -fomilu U’ —- -Eiir fl ft M JR und-the-clock folks persons were ordered t Vlen earlier injunction. romised in Penn-DelcThe cloud KCVNOLIX night’s I meeting fs did — fround-the inning Wedn fo and a half hetoric from )ard membe fO packed into 1 auditor [rom South districts j part than common sense, and that is what has happened. “Good faith negotiations are not being carried out.” °ATn the board made a lwxa a budget would bac all day prepared I 1 will not s Suiy Vallej M °ATr) board made a m . r L' i y Orcnr? f j §0 • V V 1 ,uih . although ott.. ff | Qf f • • f efus ng 1 s uperv i s — ft f mmj f activities until the eno-Oe ri Judo 600 P'us upils ignore make-up daysr0Oiif IBy JOSEPH R. ZELNJK earlv Mar u | jj OfTh “ JV atPH R. ZELNIK earlv M a roU I Penn-Delco in court today ■ ■ I 1 1 ™ .uuimav -V. , Sauf r ' luc tuauiiciS :ea a 26- Sauers said the district has allowed StnJck the district Sept. 5, three more days off for either snow or £!0[?y ,or cl«ses were to begin in -cations. If there are no snow days Thl ,Br°!faven and P«kside. _ « ,- could Shorten the Jou« lmed ° w° °ct. 11 under a JT g • i„, vaca °rder which also mandated the n � . _ distnct to offer 130 pupil days by June compares with a normal TT ate of 6 to 7 percent, School '6S 9 f v “”'J' s“' ? , .t has no m— - ............... Ve r Verage , ,11 v Sauers wr deficit axes. the Penn jtion, whic. said: “We Penn- riveted Sun Vc ab IhtM trike closes not i or r j 'hstruc- plv� . signed their protest over failures uie trict and teidhcrs to negotiate a Sun V 32 Rain Must Fall, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow jniors had '8-79 school cnuaH raw under a coun O ctrikA that 33 SOPH HOP ma m QJ ound of Beginnings! Sophomore Class Officers: Dan Watkin Wallace. Mr. Muller (class advisoA 'u z l.vn Remember way back to our Sophomore Year? Sun Valley was new to us and we were new to it. Appre- hensive and insecure, we struggled to make ourselves a reputation as a class. One of our most memorable effort s that year was our Soph Hop. Remember the class meeting we had where it was so easy to decide on the theme of We May Never Pass This Way Again 0 But remember, too, all the frustration that came whertwe set out to decorate for this theme. It didn't matter though, when March thirteenth came and anxious couples settled down for an evening of dancing to the music of Beginnings and a delicious dinner. ft rr JUNIOR PROM One of the hardest undertakings of our Junior Year was transforming the gym into a prom by April fifteenth. But leave it to the ingenuity of our class officers and we were blessed with one of the most successful and beautiful proms ever to take place at Sun Valley. Our first step on “The Long And Winding Road” led us through a covered bridge, into a gazebo, along daisy fields, and past snow-covered mountains. Dancing under skies of blue to the music of Whale” roused our appetites for the after prom. Our parents had secretly decorated the cafeteria to the theme of Send In The Clowns. ” Bright yellows, reds, greens, and blues greeted us at the door and down faces and balloons covered the walls and ceiling. Then, as we settled down to dinner, we were enter- tained with the music of “Stevie. ” Thanks to the students and parents, the Junior Prom was one unforgettable evening of fun and enjoyment. r 37 Hopkins Patty Palermo i ' ?' - ■f 1 cvcn,nf ladies and gentlemen. My name is Frank Osowski and 1 will be your Master of CerenMnics for this afternoon. Welcome to the Second Annual Miss Chiche er ('ontest held in Suburban Sun Valley’s Gymnasium. (Cheers) Our candidates are off in our sound proof weight lifting room getting dressed for the bathing suit finals. And here they come! (Applause) — Miss Danielle Devlin. Miss Tammy Stickley, Miss Mary Pascale, Miss Christine A rters. Miss F.dith Morganr Miss Josephine Matteo, and Miss Angel Waldron. Don't they look lovely audience? Igeah!) Now before 1 announce the new Miss Chichester for 1978, have a few other awards to present. Miss Danielle, you have been voted Miss Congeniality by your felloe Miss Chichester candidates. And'Miss Chris- tine, youfhave been named Miss Photogenic. Now may I have the envelope j please. (Drum roll) The first rurmer up is . . . Miss Christine A rtcrsMOn | boy, drms she look disappointed! nd the winner ?o!‘(S rosephine MattcoljScrcams, tears!)” the crowd cheered and applauted wishing Jo- sephine in xcit in yca r of fun-filled activities. The Second Annual Miss Chichester ijtntcst, sponsored by the Student Senate, was ext ntely suc- cessful. Qnc hundred andforty dollars were collected for Christinas bas- kets for mgdy arnilies. • . ISS CHICHESTER Ii, Sue DcvonsM Uteri. Dan Poiric, 'ouri Dave Sola. tl Palcngkffib — CHRISTMAS BALL Christmas Jerry’ MA all. . Rick Carroll. Miner. Dan Devli kc Chiappclta. Gerry Utih the Spectrum Yeur- afu1 1978 Christmas Ball. u:ir, cc memberf. couj ii a beautiful Chriaim.n ana provided the music tor trmis Santa showed every- 11 about; elves hustled about )h joyed themselves with h. A s t he evening processed. flened ad the 19' announce Today We Are The Brilliance Anticipating The Dawn, But Tomorrow We Will Be The “Sun Shines’ Of The Future. GIVE ME THE TIME Give me the year to laugh at fear. And I’ll show you the path to confidence. Give me the day to forget my worries. And I’ll show you the road to happiness. Give me the hour to face ignorance, And I’ll show you the highway to knowledge. Give me the minute to reflect on the future. And I’ll show you the sea of hope. Give me the second to care for people, — Wendy J. Wallace SENIOR OFFICERS President: Nick Salatino To the Graduating Seniors of 1979, In our past three years at Sun Valley we have been provided with the opportunity to build the foundation for our careers. By now, each one of us has developed a set of long term goals and ambitions that we hope to achieve. High school was the beginning of our struggle to succeed. Reaching the completion of our Senior year, we have moved one step closer to our ultimate aims. Now, as we continue into the future, whether it be college or employment, we must continue to exert our maximum effort in order to reach our goals. With much luck in all endeavors. JhcAs REMEMBER................ -collecting class dues -selling wrapping paper -decorating for the prom -the roller skating party -the movie “Tommy” -deciding on prom charms -Fireside -“quiet” class meetings -selling fudge -Mr. Muller's big grin Advisor: Mr. Muller Secretary: Linda Murphy Vice President: l.onna DcPrinzio Treasurer: Madelyn Moore Historian: Jackie Nemeth WHO'S WHO 46 y loMAJJtm Bcu£ Maureen has contributed significantly to life in the Valley. She was Club’s Editor of the Yearbook and Vice President of the International club in her junior year. Through her partici- pation in the Close-Up club, she was afforded the opportunity to serve as a Page in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. 'pjyjcdju oAjLno Shelley has demonstrated her journalistic skills this year by reporting for the Voice of the Valley and a local community paper. She is a member of the Honor Society, and this year she acted as Co-captain of the Pom-pom squad. Also a budding artist. Shelley is multi- faceted, to say the least. One of her most notable qualities is her irrepressible sense of humor. Xoj ojyMkj Joe was a member of the Honor Society for three years and he attained the office of Vice- President as a senior. He was also President of the Close-Up club for three years. During this time he spent two one week trips in Washington D.C.. studying the government. Among the positions Maureen has held during our senior year arc Treasurer of the Student Senate and Boys’ Sports Editor for the Year- book. Maureen was also a member of the Voice of the Valley staff. Her office as President of the Future Nurses club has undoubtedly prepared her for her study of nursing. Donna is most widely known around the halls of Sun Valley for her congenial personality. She has participated in numerous clubs, including the Close-Up club. For several months she acted as President of the Future Nurses club. Donna's everpresent smile and continual updates on Sun Valley’s life will never be forgotten. CdAj t n) forcoO Treasurer of the Honor Society has been one of Carolyn's key jobs this year. Also a member of the Voice of the Valley staff, her innovative contributions helped to increase the quality of our school paper. Her participation in the Close- Up club provided her with the memory of several week long trips to Washington. An all-around student, she was Mr. Ruth's stu- dent assistant. t Bonnie has been an important member of the hockey, basketball, and lacrosse teams for the past three years. She has portrayed outstanding leadership qualities by constantly racking up the points. whether it be with goals or baskets. Besides being a sports superstar. Bonnie manages to maintain good grades in school. Diane has served the school this year as Editor-in-Chief of the new, expanded editions of The Voice of the Valley.’’ Putting her literary talents to further good use. she is also Copy Editor of the Yearbook. In addition. Diane has maintained a good academic standing. Dan has had many accomplishments at Sun Valley, to say the least. He has excelled in both sports and academics. Playing basket- ball and baseball for three years, Dan was Captain of the championship basketball team this year. In addition to leading the Vanguards to victory, Dan also led the National Honor Society as President. An academically top ranked student. Marc- is a member of the Honor Society and the staff of The Voice of the Valley. Outside of school, he is a community worker and a mem- ber of Senator Bell’s Student Advisory Council. Undoubtedly, Marc will be best remembered for his snappy one liners and his devotion to Ayn Rand. 47 Gary has been an active member of the band for the past three years best-known, per- haps, as our most famous tuba player. Additionally. Gary acted as Business Manager of the Yearbook this year and also as chairman of the Christmas Ball Committee. Gary's participation in school activities has made him a valuable member of the class of '79. e £K ThJbtftsV Beth: versatility is her game. During her Sophmore year. Beth was a member of Varsity hockey, lacrosse, and basketball. In her Junior year, her flute-playing enabled her to tour Europe. This year she took on the position of Editor of the Yearbook without an advisor. Additionally. Beth is ranked Number One in our class. John has been a staple of Sun Valley for the duration of his three years here. His assets include an easygoing personality and a willing- ness to help out wherever possible. A three year member of the Honor Society, John is probably best known as the face behind our camera. QxcAJju ctforufleu 77lujtpb j Linda, one of Sun Valley’s more quiet but nonetheless friendly students, has done much towards making a lively atmosphere in our school. She was class representative for two years, a member of both the Student Senate and the Close-Up club, and a student assistant to Mr. Elmer. Her major contributing factor, perhaps, was her position as Class Secretary for our Senior year. Ed has proved to be an exceptional student during his years here at Sun Valley. A mem- ber of the Honor Society. Ed is also President of the Student Senate and a member of the track team. One of Ed’s mast prided accomplish- ments has been his participation in Senator Bell's Student Advisory Council. Jackie has been one of Sun Valley's most sensitive and conscientious students. Always willing to give freely of her time, she acted as Class Historian for two years, was Managing Editor of the Yearbook, and was a volunteer Candy Striper at Crozer Hospital. An eager participant in many school functions. Jackie is one of the most widely respected students here at SV. 46 K xAs n. Karen has been an extremely busy student at Sun Valley. Her involvement in activities included membership in the Honor Society. Scott’s Hi-Q. and Yearbook. In her Junior year, she earned a varsity track letter. Many will remember Karen for her personable nature. TUudZs jSri atiw' Nick can be best described simply as our leader. In our Junior year, he was Class Treasurer and as Senior Class President. Nick has guided us in many activities, including the organization of the prom and our fund raisers. Nick has also found time to serve in the Student Senate and to write his own column for the school paper. A member of the National Honor Society and The Voice of the Valley staff. Tom achieved recognition this year as a National Merit scholar. In addition, his journalistic talents enabled him to win a Nation wide essay contest. Tom also participated in Scott’s Hi-Q and band. He could often be heard rallying for the rcinstallmcnt of our Drama club. Wendy, whose voice was heard daily over the morning announcements, has been very active in and out of Sun Valley. She served as Junior Class President and in her Senior year was appointed Senior representative on the Penn-Dclco School Board. She was also a key figure in the production of The Voice of the Valley and the Yearbook. Mikki has been a source of spirit for the stu- dent body throughout her years here. As Captain of the cheerleaders and President and founder of Pep club, she often encouraged our teams on to victory. Mikki has also displayed exceptional abilities on the track team — in both the long jump and sprints. ,0 m rva_ Donna has done many things for the good of Sun Valley. She has contributed to the Year- book as Girls’ Sports Editor and has been a three year member of the Honor Society. She has also distinguished herself as a talented member of the varsity hockey and lacrosse teams. 49 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Popular Mikki Rcstucci and Joe Mattco Best Personality Frances Kirk and Alan Baldwin No matter where you go, there arc always a certain few who stand out because of an extraordinary quality or talent. On the next few pages there lie the names and faces of the people who have made a name for themselves by their outstanding characteristics and their natural talents. They have been chosen by their Senior Class of 1979 to be our Senior Super- latives. 50 Most Temperamental Sandy Oakes and Kevin Brennan Most Active Wendy Wallace and Nick Salatino Most Athletic Chuckic Murphy and Mark Pascal Most Flirtatious Sue Davidson and Joe Dodds Best Looking Gerry Hopkins and Bill Buonocore Biggest Gossip Friendliest Donna EUcrbrakc and Drew Waldron Denise Thomas and Steve Guenther 51 Best Dressed Lynn Agcnbroad and John Carabba Most Dependable Jackie Nemeth and Ed Nelling Most Bashful Jody Fry and Mike Bailey Most Humorous Vicki Gill and Tom Stickley Most School Spirit Mikki Rcstucci and Joe Mattco 52 Most Versatile Bonnie Guy and Dan Glessner Most Talented Karel Hollcnbach and Mark Pascal Most Likely To Succeed Beth Metzger and Joe Castagna Most Talkative Dec Furlow and Allen DiVito 53 Most Studious Maureen Bail and Marc Kahn riSrs is nimea least summit ft® den The First Te ■nan late Tuesday. ing with Prime Minister � 11 ' “of his President Sadat for the se f I � _ less than four hours. meeting's official spokesii,,..' d the as Presi- ■gl V tmything sub- Iks, seemed to U secrecy has Bmit partici- '“e rytWnO� «$2.: m our ns 0§§Guyana — BOYS ROM BA7IL the late Elvis Preslev W ■selling reco rd's best-sellers f TOP SINGLES. SHADOW DANCING — Ar i BAKER STREET — Gerry ed Artists. . IT'S A HEARTACHE — Bon YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I in Travolta Olivia Newton-Jot 5. TAKE A CHANCE ON ME - lantic. 6. YOU BELONG TO ME — Car ektra. 7 USE TA BE MY GIRL — O'Ja «Iphia International. 8 LOVE IS LIKE OXYGEN - “anitnl SENIORS We're often told that our high school years will be the most memorable and ex- citing years of our lives. Sun Valley has certainly provided us with our share of memories and experiences. As sophomores we were quickly initiated to the ways of high school — A, B, and C lunches, detentions, harder course loads. From our junior year we can all cling to the memories of the championship wrestling and football teams, our Junior Prom, the newly forming Disco Craze, and our individual decisions about just what we wanted to do with our lives. Finally, our senior year represented the stretch around the bend that always comes right before the finish line. Circumstances beyond our control caused us to get off to a slow start, but we shouldn t hesitate to credit ourselves for not let- ting conditions keep us down. We met many obstacles, but most importantly, we met these obstacles TOGETHER. The class of '79 has a lot going for it as we start off a new life — a life separate from the halls and classrooms of Sun Valley. JEFFREY FRANCIS ADAMEK Jeff Plumber What's up? Band 1,2.3: SWSD 1.2,3. Vo-Tech . . . Band . . . Friends LYNN M. AGENBROAD Executive Secretary CHARLYN MARIE ANDERSON Char Special Education Let's book!” FNC 2,3: Interact 2; Inter- national Club 2.3 (Historian): Newspaper 3: Ski Club 2: Vo-Tech I. Billy Peter . . . Trans-Am JUDITH ANN MARIE ALA M PI Judy College Stop it!! Band 2.3: Drama 1.2: Pep Club I: ROTC 1.2.3: Hot Shots I JEFFREY MICHAEL ARNOLD “■JcfF’ College “Never quit! Football 1.2.3. LINDA MARIE ALAMPI Linda Modeling Let's go hunting tonight. Band 2.3; Prom Committee 3. CHRISTOPHER M. ARTERS Chris College-Engineering Mr. Bill, it's Mr. Sluggo-oooh! Foot- ball 1.2.3: Wrestling 1,2. LUANN ASHTON Lu College When they having hoagics? Internation- al Club I; Newspaper 3; Prom Commit- tees 2.3. Lunches . . . long summer vacation BRENDA BAILEY MARIANNE P. BACON Col” U.S. Marine Corps Now cut that out!” Ecology . Hot Shots I: ROTC 1.2.3; Pep Club 1.2; Track I. MICHAEL A. BAILEY Mike College MAUREEN BAIL College That really drives me up a wall!” Inter- act 1.2; International Club 1.2 (V. Pres.); Newspaper 1.2.3(Ass'l. Editor): ROTC I; Scott 's Hi-0 1.2.3: Ski Club 2: Yearbook 3 (Clubs Editor): Close Up 1.2.3. RICHARD A. BAKER Rich Carpenter Ecnic. Mccnic. Minic . . . where’s Moc? ALAN WAYNE BALDWIN AI College- Engineering Track 1.2.3. 59 JANET LEE BALENTINE College for S'ursing ”I'll be down in a minute. FHA I (See.), 2 (Tress.); FNC 2,3; Prom Committees 2; Yearbook 3 (Data Ass’t.). The good friends 've made . . . JEFFREY D. BARNES ’’Barnsy Work “Got any gum? Basketball 2,3. Tank’s class . . . the strike . . . boulderman ARTHUR M. BA UR “Art Electrician MICHELE ANN BARAN ’’Shelly Nurse Practitioner ”Shh . . . ugar Band 1,2,3 (Co-C'apt. Pom-Poms); International Club 2.3; Honor Society 1.2,3: MusicaIc 3; News- paper 3. The 2P's . . . My slightly Crazy Moods They went that-a-way! SHARON MARIE BEAIL ’’Shar College- Florist Ski Club 1.2. Timmy . . . friends . . . parties WAYNELEEBARNER ’Wayne Carpenter 'What's up? Mr. Benedict's class ELAINE BASSILL College ’’That’s gross! Band 1.3; Hot Shots I; Interact I; International Club I; Musicate 3; Prom Committee 2; Ski Club 1.2: Track 2.3. Big E's class . . . ratman . . . Mottern Math LOR! BECK Secretarial School Go to Pep Club 2. Kim and C- lunch 60 Your money or your tennis racket! ELIZA BETH A NN BEEHLER Liz Data Processor Really Band 2.3 (Capt. Color Guard); Library Aid 2; ROTC 2; Nurse's Aid 2. Band competition ■ NANCY ELLEN BEERY “Nanc Special Education Be yourself. Teachers’ strike ALISON KATE BENDER A lison College- Work “I’m sure! Band 2.3; Hot Shots I; Musicale 2.3; Prom Committees 2,3: Yearbook 3. Moles . . St. James . . Roy Rogers . . B-lunch . Mr. Bill . . . Mike YVONNE LOUISE BENEDICT Yo College Shut up Marcie! Hot Shots I; Interact 2; Pep Club 2. lunch . . . senior year SUZANNE L YNN BENTLEY Sue Business College Get this! C-lunch . . . K-Mart . . . Kim's craziness . . . car rides home STEPHEN J. BIDDLE Steve Work DANIEL JOSEPH BILLINGSLEY Point Air Force Let's bunk. Band 1,2,3; ROTC 3: Wrestling 1,2. Mr. Miller in the morning 61 Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1,2. B. GAIL BOUGHNER Gail Clerical Work What a hunk!!!” Football Championship GREGORY JAMES BRATTON Bratton ” Diesel Mechanic and Make Bucks Your'rc crazy! Work Experience. Old J.D. . . . Denise . . . Constant parties DAVID A. BOWDEN Electrician Soccer 2,3; Wrestling 3. LISA DAWN BRAZUNAS Lees Model, Travel, Be happy! Get off my back Jack!! Pep Club 1,2; Prom Committees 1,2,3; Ski Club 2. Champagne Laughs ... Abe .. . Summer '78 KELLY ANN BRADLEY Kell College I don't know; beats me! Band 1,2.3; Interact 1.2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Prom Committees 1,2,3; Student Senate (See. of Sophomore Class). Big E’s class . . . Physics galas . . . A-lunch CHERYL A. BREESE Stripper, Duffy Michael W. Does it look like I care, docs it look like it worries me? ROTC 1.2,3; Prom Com- mittees I; VICA 2; Work Experience 3. out at 11:20 . . . blue firebird 62 KEVIN THOMAS BRENNA N Beefy Space Trucking Dig it Football 1,2: Baseball I: Wrest- ling 1,2. MARIE LOUISE BROWN Brownie Executive Secretary I think I'm going nuts! Band 3; Pep Club 2,3: Prom Committees 2.3: Wrest- le rettes 2.3: Yearbook 2 (Typist), 3 (Underclass Editor). RONALD BROWN TIMOTHY BURBAGE SALLY JUNE BUCK WALTER ‘ 'Buck ” Business A d ministrat ion Band 1,2,3; Drama 1,2; FNC 2; Interact 1,2; International Club 1,2; Musicale 3; Ski Club 2; SVVSD 1,2; Track 2,3. being late... eggs... Turkey Walk... London VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BURGIN Ginny Work-Marriage What a bore! Pep Club 2: Prom Com- mittee 3. C-lunch . . . Mrs. Guzznrdo . . . homeroom WILLIAM ALAN BUONOCORE Bill What ever Football 2.3. Disco Bill MARIE C. BURGOS “Re Radiologist Meet me at the Bird. bird . . strike 63 “Could be trouble.” Football 1,2.3; Wrestling 1,2,3. Bonfire . . . Fisher Carabba Sporting Goods JEFFREY CARROLL BRIAN CAIRNS Carpenter “It isn’t so bad.” Sun Valley Football LISA CAREY RICHARD CARROLL “Rick” California to Hawaii “Johnny Disco-ha ha ha. Ski Club Kegs . . . Surf COLLEEN CAMPBELL LAURA ANN CAMPBELL “Laura” College “Where's Lore?” Band 1,2.3; Interact 2; Musicate 1,3; Prom Committees 1.2,3; Wrestlerettes 2.3; Soccer (Manager), Lacrosse 2 (Manager). JOSEPH ROBERT CASTAGNA “Joe” College “I know” International Club 2; Honor Society 1.2,3 (V. Pres.); Scott's Hi-Q 1,2; Close up 1.2.3 (Pres.), long walks to homeroom LINDA MARIE CAVANAUGH “Lyn Airline Stewardess Decent Cheerleaders 2.3: Pep Club 2.3: Prom Committees 1.2.3: Class Treasurer I: Class Secretary 2. Mark . . . Cheerleading . . . growing up COLLEEN CHISM Col Nursing-College I don't understand! FNC 2.3: Prom Committees 2.3: Basketball 1,2: Lacrosse 1.2.3. Rays of Sunshine Tank’s class CHARLOTTE MARIE CHAGA Char Work That's OK I don't need it today. Band 2.3 (Co-Capt.): MusicaIc 3: Pep Club 2.3: Prom Committees 3: Ski Club 2. Sun Valley Band Competitions . . . friends MAUREEN CHISM Maur Nursing I can’t believe it! FNC 3 (Hist.): Interact I: Newspaper 3 (Sports Editor): Prom Committees 3: Yearbook 3: Basketball I: Tennis 2.3: Volleyball 2.3. STAN JOHN Cl ESI ELK A ‘Staush Construction or Auto Parts 'Lark. Karl Can't I go anywhere without these girls following me? WENDY MARIE Cl BROS KI Wen U tided ded No Way! Newspaper 3: Prom Com- mittees 1.2.3: Track 3: Class Rep- resentative 1.2.3. friends . . football games . . . parties TINA MARIE CHARLES Tina Special Education Don’t worry about it.” Hot Shots I: Interact I: Pep Club 1.2: Prom Com- mittees 1.3: Work Experience 3. Parking lot . . . Mr. Brown . . . Gym Gang DA VID THOMAS CHRISTOPHER Dave Get Rich Party on Football 1.2.3: Wrestling 3. Partying 65 MARIA M. CISCO “Maria College Did you do your Physics? Sangria . . . Mr. Muller's class . . . Chuckic CONSTANCE RITA CLARK Connie College Dennis, could you do me a favor? B-lunch . . . homeroom . . . 10th grade science PAULA RUTH CLARK Rut hie College I’m in a good mood today. Band 1.2.3: Interact 1,2: Musicalc 3: Prom Com- mittees 1.2.3: SVVSD 1.2.3. Big E's class ... I Ith grade A-lunch June 22nd . . . are you kidding???' KELLY A. CONRAD College I don’t know, maybe next time. Hot Shots I: Interact I: Prom Committees 1.2: Ski Club 1.2. Lefcver's class . . . S.C. . . Jr. Prom . . . Yogurt MAUREEN AMY CLARK Get lost! Gel a job LESLIE BERNICE COLLINS Hubble College Syracuuusc! Prom Committees 2.3: Yearbook 3. Don . . . 7th period Bodo Club LYNN ELLEN CORCORAN Syracuse College I don't talk like that!” FNC 2.3: Interact 1.2: International Club 2: Ski Club I: Close Up 2. JAMES DAVID COSTA The Cos As far as I can go. DEBORAH MARRO CRAIG Deb Medical Technology Hey, Bail! Drama 2; Interact 1,2; International Club 1.2,3; Newspaper 3 (Ass't Editor); Prom Committees 1,2,3; Scott's Hi-Q 1,2,3; Ski Club 1.2; Year- book 3; Track 1,2,3; Close Up 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2. Strike . . . friends . . . Big E . . . Mottcrn Math TRACY ANN CREIGHTON College- E ngineering You only go through life once, so live every moment to the fullest. Basketball 1.2; Track 1,2,3. The strike that ruined our senior year. HARRY A. COYLE Baseball 1.2.3. Accountant JOHN PATRICK CRANE Be rich Have any duchicky's? You brave soul! MICHAEL F. CRILLY CrU Mechanic. Drag racing Hey now!” Football I. DONALD S. CULP Undecided Genesis Soccer 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2,3. 67 JOANNE LOUISE CZAJCZYNSKl Jo Work Field Buckwheat!” Work Experience 3. The lounge... Vega ... Chipper... weekends! EDWARD KARL DAGGERS Ed Williamson Trade School Football 1.2.3: Baseball 1.2,3. DENISE MARIE CZERNIK Chez Advertising Artist. Kutztown Oh no! You're Kiddin’? Band 1.2.3: Interact . Musicalc 3: Ski Club 1.2; Yearbook 3: Tennis 2, weekend parties . . . bus trips . . . ski weekends DONNA MARIE CZYZEWSK! Marriage No way! Track . Psychology . . . teachers’ strike MICHAEL G. DALY College Football I: Track 1,2,3. MARK ANDREW DARGAY Darge College Later!! Get serious!!” Band 1.2,3: Musicalc 2.3: Prom Committees 3: SVVSD 1,2,3: Tennis 2.3. Big F.'s class MICHAEL JOSEPH DAVEY College JUDITH ANN DAVIDSON Judy” College I quit!” Hockey I: Basketball 1.2,3; Track 1,2. strike . . . track . . . football games 68 SUSA N L YNN DA VIDSON Photography and travel Get the noodles out of your head Paler- mo! Hot Shots I; Interact I; Prom Com- mittees 1.3; Ski Club 1.2; Yearbook 3; Hockey 1.2.3; Lacrosse 1.2.3. Little rays of sunshine . . . those wild and crazy nights . . . the Sunshine State '77, '7H. '79 DOUGLAS D. DA VIES College Soccer 1.2.3. The teachers' strike RICHARD Y. DAVISON Undecided DENISE MARY DEBOLD Stubby Secretary Ycahhh . . . right! Clark . . . Johna . . . Chini . . Hyawatha JOANNE DEGREGORIO Jo College-Legal Secretary Meanwhile, back at the zoo ...” Band I. 2.3; Drama 1.2; FNC 2; International Club 1.2; Musicale 3; Prom Committees 3; Ski Club 2; Stage Band 3; SVVSD 1.2; Track 3; Tennis 2; Student Assistant 3. paper fights in typing . . . initiations ”Zar' LISA M. DEN ISA R Undecided MICHELLE R. DEMAIO Work Experience 3 JANICE MARIA DEORIO Oreo Working with children Out to lunch Drama I; Interact 1.2; Newspaper 3; Prom Committees 2. Ron boy . . . C-lunch . . . the strike . Tank Bubba 69 LONNA KATHLEEN DEPRINZIO D'Prinz” Secretary “Ya know what I mean?” Band 1.2.3 (Sec.: Flag Capt.): Chorus I: Musicalc I. 2.3 (Sec.): Prom Committees 1,2 (Decor- ations Chairman), 3: Student Senate 2.3: SWSD I: Lacrosse I (Manager): Class Vice President 3. Band. . . proms . . . good friends ... the strike JEFF JOSEPH DESTEFANO ••JarC' Own my own business. “Let's book!” The strike. c “Look Bon. he's taking our picture!” KIMBERLY ANN DESIMONE “Kim “ Live a long and happy life. “Oh. I'm only kidding!” Interact I: Ski Club 2: Hockey 1.2: Lacrosse 1.2.3. school lunches . . . Beagle club . . . strike . . . popping champagne bottles ALLEN JOSEPH DEVITO “DeVeat” Work “What arc you doing tonight?” Football 1.2.3: Wrestling 1.2. strike . . . board members . . . Beagle club ALICIA DIANN DEVLIN “Alicia” Travel. Work “Guess what happened!” The strike . . . late Saturdays, early Sundays .. . D.S. and R R . . Scar . . . ventures with Col and Lyn . . D.E. DANIEL PETER DEVLIN ' 'Desmond'' Masonry “Let's get Legs!” Ski Club 2: Football 1.2.3. SUSAN ANN DEVONSHIRE “Sue” Secretary “Jimmy crack corn, Alicia. ” Band I: Prom Committees 3. night football games . . . proms . . . senior week . . . Mike 70 KEVIN JAMES DIG GINS “Hymes College “Take it for granit! Baseball 1,2,3. MARY ANGELA DICARLO M. A. College “Ya know? FNC 3: International Club 2.3: Prom Committees 2.3; Yearbook 3: Lacrosse I. friends . . . football games . . . selling m m's DANEEN L. DIEM “Dee” College What should I do? Band 1.2: Interact I: Stage Band I. C-lunch . . . Bangles Beads . . . Alison’s parties . . . football games NICHOLAS C. DIIORIO “Nick Masonry Stop! Look at that old car! The strike LINDA ANNE DILUZIO Lynn Secretary Jimmy crack com Alicia. Ski Club I. The strike . . . senior prom . .. senior week . . . my Marky NICHOLAS DIMARCELLO JOHN JOSEPH DI ROSATO Jackie College or Service One day or another I'm gonna get ya. Mikki! Football 1,2; Wrestling 1.2,3. parking lot . day dreaming coming down 71 STEVEN DISERAFINO “Steve JOSEPH MICHAEL DOBSON “Jose College “Take it easy! Weight lifting 1.2.3. RICHARD J. DOLBIN “Rick Work or A ir Force “Bodo DEBORAH DIVINS JOSEPH DODDS 'Dr. College ‘Your momma. Ski Club 2. JAMES JOHN DON LAN III “Jimmie College “I can dig it. Lollcy's 3th period Geom- etry CHRIS DOMEK “The Dome College, then rule the world What a flip “I can’t stand it. ROBERT DA VID DODGE “Bob College “Life in the academic wasteland. Foot- ball I; Baseball I. “no frills education TRACY MARIE DIVITO “Tray Work “Oh yes! Work Fxpericncc 72 KA THLEEN DOUG HER TY “Doc L.P.N. Oh wow! the 's in Drama . . . the highs and lows of everyday school life. GLENN JAMES DUBUSKY Dub College Later Ski Club 2; Basket ball I. the strike DANIEL LEE DUTTON Danny College Snooz ya loo . Soccer 2.3; Wrestling I. 2.3. wrestling practice WILLIAM DA VID EDMUNDS Bill Truck driver Going for the one. CAROLYN MARIE ELMER Buddy College Get it? . . . (Say it Linda) . . . Good!! Band I; Drama . Interact I; Honor Soci- ety 1.2.3 (Treas.); Newspaper 3; Prom Committees 1.2.3; Scott's Hi-Q 1.2; Ten- nis 2; Close Up 1,2.3; Class Representa- tive 1.2,3. Baby!!! Buddy . . . lip gloss (Shelly. ) . lunch (the giggles) . gar- den type variety spots (Lady Macbeth) DONNA L. ELLERBRAKE Collcgc-Computcr Programming Have I got something to tell you! I NC 1.2.3; Interact I; Prom Committees 2.3; Scott's Hi-Q 1.2; Close Up 1.2.3. friends PAUL ELLIOTT Baseball I. Undecided JOYCE V. ELSER JEANNE EMERSON Grampa McCoy College We're outta here. strike . . smoking lounge . . . rules . . good times 73 DIANE MARIE ERNEST Leave me alone George! parking lot parties GLEN ESLER Millers ville State College Go for the Gusto! crazy gym class JAMES DA VID ESREY Jim College When docs this class end? Football 2. football . . gym class 7A LINDA S. ESSAF 'Erfy DAVID JOHN FARR A viation ROTC 1,2.3: Baseball 3: Wrestling 1.2 WENDY J. FARRIS College Who me? I don’t know. Band 1.2.3: Ecology I: Pep Club 2.3: Prom Commit- tees 2.3: Ski Club 2: Wrcstlcrcttcs 3: Year- book 3. meeting in the halls.. . lunch gang . . . band LORE LYNN FEELEY Lore” Public Health Where's Laura? Band 1.2,3: Prom Committees 2.3; Wrcstlcrcttes 2.3: Soccer 2.3 (Manager). Artist??? at work. RALPH FIELDS Lucan Cook Don't worry about it. DONNA FIKE LORI ANN FERGUSON Lor” College What’s the matter? Band 1.2.3: FNC 3: International Club 1.2.3 (Trcas ): Musi- calc 3: Newspaper 3: Tennis 2. band com- petitions . . . friends . . . football games.. . Spain JAMES A. FINEGAN Finn” Military Service Go find a tree: use your imagination. ROTC 1.2,3: Stage Crew 1.2: Wrestling 3. JOHN K. FIORENZA Catfish College You're jealous! Band 1.2.3; Chorus I: Drama 1,2,3: Musicale 2.3: ROTC 1.2.3: Prom Committees 1.2,3; Stage Crew 1,2, 3: SVVSD 1,2,3: Soccer 1,2,3: Wrestling 3. The strike affected Sun Valley's band championship. DONALD HARRY FISHER Fish Coast Guard Football I: Wrestling 1.2,3. THERESA AGNES FISHER Terr Delaware Community College Pep Club 1.2. gym gang 75 RICHARD GERALD FOX Rick” Studio Recorder Or what? ROTC 3. KEITH MARTIN FRIEL Technical School Don't worry about it. DEBRA ANN FORTE Debbie” Business School Sue, are you all dressed up again? Bill . . . Lunch gang . . . Football games JODY LISA FRY Jody Keypunch work Don’t worry. I will! VIC A 1,2.3. WILLIAM J. FULMER Bill” Electronics School Boring DOROTHY MARIE FURLOW Dec Travel West. College I'm not sure. Ski Club 2; Hockey 1,2,3: Lacrosse 1,2,3. S of E .. . Dave-Dave Duncan . . Big “AT . . . Night activities . . . Hockey Camp ROBERT GAL ANTE Bob R.E.T.S., Electrician, Travel Take it Lite! EILEEN MARIE GALLAGHER Eileen College “I’m definitely goin' nuts! Cheerleaders 2,3: Interact 1,2; Prom Committees 1.3: Track 1,2,3. Camp . . . friends . . . weekends . . . Danny GEORGE R. GANTER Crash” Electronics School Parking lot parties JEFFREY S. GATT A VcfT Work VICTORIA GILL Vicky Bccchu! A rowdy 3rd period Student Union ... 7th period Bodo Club HARRY CHARLES GILMORE Harry Work The strike DANIEL BRIAN GLESSNER Dan” College. Engineering Honor Society 1.2,3 (Pres ); Basketball 1,2.3 (Capt.): Baseball 1.2.3. ROBIN MARIE GOETCHIUS Secretary “Where is Steve at?” Close Up I. JEAN NINE GOLDEN Jean nine College Track 1.2.3. IOURNA LYNN GOODMAN Beach Buddy Undecided What are you going to do about it? Backseat bus driver of Bus 10 . . . 3rd period Student Union . . . Sunny Days MARYELLEN GRACE College Interact I; Hockey 1,2.3: Track 1,2,3. The strike . . . camp . . . friends . . . weekends LISAMARIE C. GRAFSTROM Lis College. Psychology Arc we going to publications or the li- brary? FNC 3; International Club 1,2.3 (Pres.); Prom Committees 1.2.3; Year- book 3. Yearbook Staff . . . Strike Drive to school Spanish . . Croup who meets at 108 . . . Christmas parties at my house WILLIAM ROBERT GRA Y Rob Work Experience 3. ROSE MARIE GRAYBEAL “Romy College “What a bummer! Chemistry class DIANE CECILIA GREER Diane Pre-med Well actually ...” Newspaper 2,3 (Edi- tor); Pep Club 2.3; Prom Committees 2,3; Wrcstlcrcttcs 2.3: Yearbook 3 (Copy Edi- tor). Mr. Merow's class . . . Crystal . . . 1339 ... B Dalton . . . Physics Phun CAROL GROCH Travel-Work Get stoned! DINA LYNN GUASPERINI College, Social Work “Pumpkin Face The Rotten Strike! STEPHEN JOHN G UENTHER Guenth College You should be shot! Stage Band 1,2,3; Soccer I; Tennis 2. 78 BONITA SUE GUY Bonnie Buns” College “Come on you guys, this is serious. Interact 2; Prom Committees I; Hockey 1,2,3 (Co-Capt); Basketball 1.2.3; Lacrosse 1,2,3. camp . . . weekends . . . friends MICHAEL E. HA DAY Mickey” Work RONALD HENRY HALE “Ronald“ Go-for-it” SHARON ANNE HALEY “Sharon ” College FNC 2.3; International Club I; Hockey I. 2.3: Basketball ; Lacrosse 1.2.3. TERESA ANN HALL “Terri” Secretary “How was your weekend?” Hot Shots 3: Interact 2: Prom Committees 2,3. No Senior Year . . . 5th period library HOWARD LA WRENCE HALLER “Dig it, man” Broadcasting LINDA MARIE HAMILTON ‘Lynn ’ A irlines career “Everybody, meet at my locker” Wit hey s class . . . crowded car rides . . . A-lunch (buzz) . . . limper WILLIAM J. HARKINS “Willie” College Tennis 2. MELISSA ANNE HALLMAN “Miss” Lawyer “How ya been?” FNC 3; International Club 1,3 (V.Prcs.): Newspaper 3: Prom Committees 2.3: Wrcstlerettes 2.3: Year- book 3. The water fountain . . . Betsy Bomb . . . sausages . . . the library BRIAN EDWARD HARRIS ‘Shack” Undecided 79 ROBIN KATHERINE HARVIN Kathy WILLIAM HASTINGS NANCY LYNNE HAYS Bill Auto Mechanic Nancy Secretary I'm too tired 6th period psychology VIVIAN HEAVLIN “Viv Cosmetologist Really Wayne CHARLES L. HEFFNER Chuck Collcgc Decent! Soccer 1.2.3. RAY D. HENNAGIR JR. Disco kid Move to Florida Party on ROTC 1.2.3. TOM W. HERZIG Undecided WANDA HI BBS RICHARD V. HERBSTER Herb Work 80 Wrestling 3. TIMOTHY HIHN Tim Elizabethtown College It's going to be great! Socecr I. Being late lor homeroom-200 limes CHRISTINE MARIE HI NO Chris Undecided Lacrosse 1,2.3. Strike PAUL A. HODGKINSON KAREL LYNN HOLLENBACH Ends Undecided RccnieU! Hey Andy, how about a ride? Newspaper 3: Prom Committees 2: Wrestlcrettcs l.2,3(Stats): Yearbook 3. strike . . . homeroom . . friends fun weekends!!! BETH MARY HOUCK Beth College Why not? Oh. no!” Prom Committees 2.3: Ski Club 1.2.3: Lacrosse 1.2.3. Laurie's Bionic man Chinese torture methods . . . Eskil's clogs . shades DENISE HOAG Dee Work. Marriage Oh my God! Work Experience 3. Greg Bratton. killing time . Tim 's 25th . . . Jack Daniel's GERALDINE MARIE HOPKINS Gerry Secretary Just kiddin! Pep Club 3: Prom Commit- tees 3. Jerry ... strike... Christmas Vaca- tion 78 . . . Proms . . . lunch LAURA ANN HOWARD Social Work Linda, you're not bothering me. Gym class . . . mingling Student L nion . . . Friends . . . lunch line 81 DENNIS KEITH HUTTON Dennis' ’ Undecided I don’t know! JACQUELINE MARIE ICENHOUR Jackie Work- Enjoy life- Marriage What’s happening? John KENNETH ERIC JOHNSON Ken U n decided Kiss off! DEBORA H JEA N JOHNSTON Debbie 2 year college What a day! How ya doing! Hockey I; Basketball I. Yelling in halls . . . strike . . . 12:20 smell in Jr. year MARIE LOUISE HUBER Legal Assistant You'll never guess what happened . .!” International Club 2.3: Prom Committees 3. Morris . . . Shades . . . 5th period library gang DA VID ST A NTON JOHNSON Jackson ? DONALD G. JOHNSTON JR. D.J. Business School Decent! Student union 82 KAREN JONES MARC J. KAHN Mure” College. Medicine Kinky” Band 1.2. Honor Society 1.2.3: Newspaper 3: Prom Committees 2: Stage Band I. Ayn Rand DONALD J. KEETH Don” Work Really! Band 1.2; Stage Band 1.2: VoTech 1.2,3. TERESA JONES ”Smiles ” Marriage- Work-Happiness Keep on smiling!” Teachers’ strike . . . Frank PAUL KANIEFSKI “Kancsk College Ski Club 2: Soccer 1.2.3. PATRICIA ANN KENNEDY ' 'Boo ” Marine Corps Every day. twice on Sunday!” Band 2.3: Interact I: ROTC 1.2.3. Band bus trips . . Band practices . . ROTC trips lor a week KATHLEEN LOUISE JUNKERMAN Kathy Arkansas. Further education Oh my God! Prom Committees 3: Ski Club 2: Wrcstlcrcttcs 2. C-Lunch . . . friends . . . strike MARY KARETSKY Mar College. Special Education For Pete’s Sake!” Band 3: Ecology I: Interact 2: Newspaper 2.3: Pep Club I: Prom Committees 3: Class Representative 1.2.3. Library gang So that's how you do it. KEVIN KEREZSI College “Let’s do a dubc. Parking lot in the morning ROBERT KIKER “Party hardy. ” Work ELIZABETH ELLEN KILMER “Beth Secretary Ya know what I mean? Band 1.2.3 (Co- Capt. Majorettes): Hot Shots I. out for lunch . . . parties . . . Dan SHERREE MARIE KLINE Shcr Modeling-Marriage “You crack me up? Work Experience 3. Frank . . . playing cards . . . getting out early DENISE KOINSKIE FRANCES C. KIRK “Ghea College “Thanks a ton. Hockey 1.2.3: Track 1.2 (Tri-Capt.). 3. Barking dogs . . English ladies ... all my men 84 MAUREEN LORETTA KOK Work “I wish I wus home. DEBORAH ANN KOLACHNY Debbie Business College “Oh God!” Bund 1,2,3: MusicaIc 3: SWSD 1.2. Bund Competitions ... lunch KAREN LYNN KOUKOUNAR1S Kook College “Rugro; cull me later. Work Experience 3. McDonalds ... Dave .. . parties VAL KULAKOWSKI LYNN ANN KURFIS Lynn Marriage-be happy Maureen, ya AIR UFA D' FRED KUHN t SHERRY LEE LAMBERT • 'Shcr ’ ’ Spccia I Education You're kidding me right!!!? Interact 2.3 (President): Prom Committees 2,3; Ski Club 2: Hockey 1.2,3: Lacrosse 1.2,3: Big Wheel Club 2.3. Friday night with The Gang WILLIAM JAMES LA MONT “Whitehead Drums, Air Force. Self Content Later methinks. Band 1.2.3: ROTC 3: Stage Band 3: SVVSD 2: Bodo Club 3. Kim . . . NP . . . 4th period GARY DA VID LASTOSKIE Gary CoIIegc-C.P.A. Band 1.2.3: Musicale 1.2.3: Prom Com- mittees ?• Ski r - «’vi po ' - ?; DANIELLE MARIE LATIN! Photographer SHERYL ANNE LASPINA Sheri College Did you hear . . . ? Band 1.2: Interact 1.2: Prom Committees 1.2.3: Student Sen- ate 2. Midgets and Giants . . . ratman . . the strike LAURIE JANE LA WTON Laurie College Prom Committees 2.3 Beth's Bionic Man . . . Shades KAREN MARIE LEFLAR 'Tish ” Medical Secretary ‘I'm confused!! Lots of homework ANTHONY LEITAO ‘ 'Tony'' College- Biology No. no, not my leg Mr Bill. Wrestling 1,2.3. Practice at 7 p.m. MARK ALLEN LENZA Navy DA V1D R. LEWIS Dave College I don V care. THERESA LEX DA VID JAMES LIOUNIS 'Fa t Greek'' Tcchnica I School You want to walk Nick? Football I. Boll Wars in wood shop LINDA LISZKIEWICZ Secretarial Work What do you want? Prom Committees 3. Our lunch gang talking about Soap Operas LAURIE LOBB LINDA CAROL LOCKE College Not unless you've paid Table I ... C- lunch JOANNA H. LOFLAND Jan Xfa rriage- Work Hot Shots I; Yearbook 2 (Typing Staff). 3 (Faculty Ed.). Stcno class . . A C- lunch . . football games 87 MAJORIE LOPCHINSKY ANDREW G. LUCAS Andy USMC or Bumb Bodo lives! ROTC 1,2.3; Bodo Club 3: Barb Lung Fun Club. GLENN LORD Lordy College That’s decent!!! Ski Club 3; Soccer 1.2.3: Wrestling 1,2. CYNTHIA ANN LUOMA ■Cindy’’ College GREGORY STEVEN LOYNDS Forestry Future homemakers??? LYNDA JEAN LUTTON l.ynda ’’ Secretary I can’t. I have to work Band 1.2.3; Musicalc 1.3: Ski Club 2; Prom Commit- tees 3: SWSD 1.2. band competitions . . . lunch TONI MAR IE VICTORIA LUTZ Toni Work Say what? VIC A 1.2.3. Student Union . . . friends . . . Kevin KAREN MARIE MACNEIL Kar College Arc you positive? International Club 1.2: Ski Club 2; Track I. 68 EDWARD MADER Ed Trade School Bodo Boll Wars . Shop . . . I.unch BARBARA ANNEMAHOLIK Bob College I love you! ROTC 2.3. Mini Marines RALPH MADER DONALD W. MAGNIN Bolt Wars Millionaire Mag Chip” Trade School Bodo Football 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3. MARIANNE RITA MAGYARIK Ma re'' College Sure! Band 1.2.3; Musicale 3: SWSD 1.2; l ab Assistant 2.3. Band Competitions KATHERINE EDNA MAITLAND Ka thy Secretary I don't want to hear it.” LARRY MAHER ROSEMARIE MANCINELLI Roe” Undecided What’s up? Ronny . . . Lisa . . . Marge . . . Party on 89 KATHLEEN K. MANCO Twinkles Giana Secretary Oh, your kidding!! International ('lub I. DEBORAH ANN MARINO timer l ud Hairdresser. Marriage O'Kay football games wrestling matches DAN TON MARTENS Vegas Service. College ’ Smack! MONIKA MANKO Mon Moonic fashion Designer If you believe that. I have some swamp- land in f lorida. Library Aide 3. BRYANT B MARKUNAS Brian Auto Repair Do it to it!! Band 1.2.3; ROTC 3; SVVSD 1.2,3 Vo-Tech Band CLINTON THOMAS MARTIN Broadcast Engineer Thank God it's Frtda ECTT 1.2.3. EUGENE A. MARABELLA Gene” Construction Work Too bad! JACQUELINE MARLEY MARY LOU MARTIN STEVEN RICHARD MARUZZI Moose Contractor: Form a Rock Band 'Let n get ready for the 'Fnhghlmcnl” GLENN MATTERS JOSEPH PA TRICK MCDADE Mick ” Florist About timer LESLIE JEAN MAR VIN Lcs Work 'Huh. what? Outside campus fun SHIRLEY MARIE MARTIN Shirl College - West Chester Oh my God? Band 1.2.3: Musicalc 3: From Committees 3: Stage Band 3: SVVSD 1.2. Band . . . Competitions . griffin . . . Burger King WILLIAM MATLACK Bill Part} on ROGER ALAN MAY College This whole year is a joke!? Drama 1.2.3. Prom Committees 2.3: Scott's HI- Q I. Interact 1.2. Sally Diane Biology JOSEPH REGINALTY MATTEOJR. Bowl” or‘‘Lwob Business Off the wall Ski Club 2: Baseball I: Tennis 2. MARIA EL AIN A MCCARTHY Jimmy who? DCCC-Secretary 91 LINDA ANN MCGINN ‘•Lin “ Animal Technician •What's the matter? Laurie's water fountain DEBORAH JANE MCNEAL Debbie Tra vel Reservationist Chorus I; Interact I: International Club 1.2: Prom Committees 1.2. EARL C. MCMINN Veterinarian Track 1.3 RITA LORRAINE MCMINN “Rita College “Whatever turns you on! Band 1.2.3: Chorus 3: Musicate 1.2.3: Prom Commit- tees 3: Stage Band 3: SVVSD 1.2.3: Bas- ketball 3 (Stats.): Track 1.2.3. A C C Championships Christmas of 1977 . . . Cold Band Rehearsals Senioritis strikes again!! JACK MCNELLY “Bodo Construction, Travel “Where's the party? Football 3: Soccer 1.2.3: Baseball 2.3. The Back Row VIRGINIA ANNE MCNULTY “Jinni College “How's it going? Band 1.2,3: Ski Club 2: Lacrosse 1,3. Steno . . . Tank's room GLENN MICHAEL MELCHIOR “Mclk” Construction MICHELLE MERCADANTE ‘‘Mere'' Business College “Really. 92 ELIZABETH R. MERICHKO Beth Secretary “Doesn't it always seem that you don’t know what you have until it's gone?” Ski Club 2. Mike . . . parties . . smoking lounge . . . friends ELIZABETH A NN METZGER Beth College That’s really neat. Honor Society 1.2,3; Yearbook 3 (Editor-in-Chief): Hockey I: Basketball I; Lacrosse 1.3; Tennis 2: Vol- leyball 2. My true friend . . Double I. . . . Meggar . . . CRASH Tickle radio game . . . galas JOHN JOSEPH MIDDLETON John College Arc you sure? . . . R-i-g-h-t! Interact 1.2; Honor Society 1.2.3; Prom Commit- tees 2.3; Yearbook 3 (Photography Ed- itor). Johnny Q. Mr. E. 's Class SUSAN D. MERTENS Sue Work What? The Thinker?? LEONARD MIDDLETON Len No. Mike, there is no God. STEVEN BRUCE MESSINGER Steve Work BRUNO P. MIC UN Brother Bruno Work Get a grip. Man. Nangle’s class . . . New Wing . . . Work experience RICHARD JOHN MIELE Tav Work Let's go to my house. 93 L So that's what Dipococcus Pneumoniae looks like! THERESA S. MILLER Terri College Arcyou wild and crazy today? Pep Club 2: Tennis 2; Track 2. Psych and Art Class . . . Wayne’s parties . . Roy Rogers SUSAN MONROE “Sue HairStylist I’m sure. Hot Shots I: Yearbook J. SHARON KAY MILES Sharon Secretary Arc you serious? Hand 1.2.3 (Copt. Pompoms). C-lunch . . . down the Hand room SHARON M. MINCH ELLA Sharon Nursing and Marriage FNC I. COLEN L. MILLER Funky College Machinist l ater Phil. Football 3: Wrestling 1,2. MICHAEL J. MIRON Mike Technical School Work MARIO MONTALVO Data Processing and Computer Operator Football 2: Vo-Tech 2.3. MADELYN MOORE College? Student Senate 3: Class Treasurer .?. 94 USA MARIE MORELLl Cheerleaders 1.2: Ski Club 2. LINDA LEE MORAN Linnic” Work I don't want to talk about it any more. Hot Shots I: Prom Committees J. KELLY ANN MULLEN Chipper” Secretary Oh. shut-up Joann. Ski Club 2; Student Assistant 3. I enjoyed my first two years at S. V.. but the third was ruined by the strike. THOMAS N. MORGAN Tom Trade School Sure, I’ll give you a ride.” Football ; Vo-Tech 1.2. Phillips on my back LINDA CATHERINE MURPHY Murph College . . . Got it! mm Drama I; Interact I: Prom Committees x.2,3; Scott's Hi-Q I; Student Senate 3; Tennis 2: Close Up 1.2,3; Class Representative 1.2; Class Secretary 3. BABY . . . crow EDWARD JOSEPH MORGAN '‘Ed'' Computer A nalysis Your a is dragging! Mr. Miller on my back g ANNA MARIE MORETTI Anna Banana College This is true. ” Interact 1,2; Yearbook 3 (Senior Editor); Lacrosse 1,2,3; Volley- ball 2. My true friend . . . working on this yearbook . . rides to school . . . Jannic ROBERT MORGANSTERN MA UREEN DA NIELLE MURPHY “Chuckic” College FNC 1,2,3; Prom Committees 2; Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; lacrosse 1,2,3. Steve... Practice... Camp... Proms 95 JOHN RAYMOND NACEY 'John Work Brand it.” Nangle's English Class DOUGLAS J. NAUGHTON Doug Trade School Ski Club 2. EDWARD FRANCIS N EL LING Ed College Round it up! Honor Society 1.2,2; Prom Committees 1.2: Track 2.2 the temples JACQUELINE G. NEMETH Jackie College So. how arc you doing? Chorus 1.2.2: Interact I; Honor Society 1.2.3: Prom Committees 1.2.2: Scott’s Hi-Q 1.2: Student Senate 2.3: Yearbook Close Up 1.2: Class Historian 2.3. fat jokes . . . radio game . . . little white sunglasses . . . Slug JUDITH ANN NEWS Jude Clerical Worker What a flip-out. SANDRA LYNNE OAKES “Oaksie Clinical Psychologist What’s the matter Gin? Student Assist- ant 3. TJ and the Alean Green . . . T and t . . . Widencr . . . Basketball games . Magic JUDY ANN NICHOLSON Udc” Clerical Worker Sheck! Rit ic’s sewing class . . C-lunch . . . weekends SUSAN MONICA O'CONNOR Susan College Relax! Don’t worry about it. Prom Committees 2.3; Ski Club 1.2. Parties walks in the morning . . . Z- - - . . WILLIAM D. O'CONNOR Soccer 1,2.3. Electronics Another rough day at the Valley! LINDA MARIE OGDEN “Lyn Business College Say what?” WILLIAM M. ORPINUK Orp ” Trade School or General Motors “Work is fun, yalc. Strike LINDA DIANNE ORSINI “Bee ' Work “Nice or what?” Prom Committees 2.3; Yearbook 3. Fireside . . . C-lunch Rilz- man's sewing class CLARE ORTLIP College and Travel Interact I; Ski Club 2; Track I. Crowded hallways GEORGE G. ORTLIP “Really.” Track I. College SUSAN MARIE OSIFAT “Su-Ia-ment-o-pec” Work and Travel “Oh my God. you should have seen what happened Upstate!” Teece 97 EUGENIA OSOWSKI ANNE MARIE OUSEY ‘‘Ousey “ Ma rriage- Business School “What's up?” Bund I. Lunch gang FRANK J. OSOWSKI “Oz” Accounting “Please girls, no more!” Football3; Base- ball 1,2.3. BRIAN JOSEPH OWENS Make money and pay off fines DONNA LEE PA LA IA “Laya” Work-Marriage “Oh. my God” ROTC I. C-Lunch . . . 6th period psychology . . . Billy . . . strike ANNE M. PACHUTA “A nnc ” Secretary “Joe” Band 2,3; Hot Shots 2,3 (Pres.); In- teract 1,2,3; Pep Club I; Prom Commit- tees 2,3. Senior year . . . band competi- tions PATRICIA ANN PALERMO Pat” Undecided “Docs anybody know what's for lunch?” Cheerleaders 1,2.3 (Co-Capt.); Interact I; Pep Club 1,2,3: Prom Committees I. Ricky . . . cheerlcading . . . weekends . . . friends MICHELE MARIE PA JAN “Shell” To be happy! “You got that right” CYNTHIA VERONICA PARENTE “Cin “ College “Terrific” Chorus 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3; La- crosse 1,2,3. Little rays of sunshine DARLEEN M. PARISE 'Chccnic'' See ret a ry MARK PASCALE Tart College Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3. Football locker room SUSA N MARIE PEOPL ES “Pesic Cio to Las Vegas What's up? MARK ANTHONY PETITDEMANGE Pegg Air Force What's your problem? ROTC 3. ROBERT PFANDER College MARCIA LYNN PIERCE Marcy College. Chef What has that go to do uith the price of tea in China? Interact 2: Pep Club I: Track 1.2.3. All my good friends VIRGINIA M. PIERCE If I am elected president . Ginnic Modeling Fire it up! Ski Club 2: Track I. 2nd period bathroom parties %ith Colleen 99 7 don’t think wc can take this much excitement.'!” KAREN ANN PIETRYKA College. Psychology 7 don’t believe it!” Interact I; Honor So- ciety 1.2.3: Prom Committees 1.2; Scott's Hi-Q 1.2: Yearbook 3: Track 2.3. Fat jokes . . . basketball games . . . NCBC. . . good times and great friends MARK PINTO CHRISTINE JEAN POWELL Chris ” Millersvillc State College Don” Band 1.2.3: Hot Shots I: Interact I: Prom Committees 2: Ski Club 1.2: Stage Band 1.2. DENISE MARIE PSONAK ‘Dee'' Ma rriage ”I miss Andy” GLEN J. PYEWELL ”Glen ” Commercial Art Sure. see you brought your car today. ” KENNETH DEXTER QUESENBERR Y “Berr” College ”Yo” Baseball 3. Fat jokes . . . Xavier CL A RENCE E. RA YBUCK JR. Al” College. Mechanics 100 SONJA REAM TONIA MARIE REGAR Tony College MICHELE MARIE RESTUCCI Mikkc College, Nursing Smile Cheerleaders 1,2,3 (Capt.): Interact 2; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 3; Prom Comm. 2.3: Ski Club 2: Yearbook 3: Track 1.2,3 (Capt.), 4. Chccrlcading Camp . . . 23 . . . track . . . Staying JOSEPH STEPHEN ROGGIO Rog College, engineering CHER YL SA BA TURA FRANK REINDEHL MARTIN RODGERS Jolly Construction Work Cheryl Football 1,2.3. Teachers'strike ROSEMARY APRIL RINDONE Marriage Love it Ski Club 2. Jay . . . ski trip . . . lav THOMAS P. REID Tom College What's all the hubbub, bub? Band 1.2.3 (V.Prcs.): Drama 1.2.3: Musicalc 3: Hon- or Society 1.2,3: Newspaper 3: Scott’s Hi-Q 1.2.3: Stage Band 1.2,3: SVVSD I. 2.3: Close Up 1.2.3. 101 NICHOLAS JOSEPH SALAT! NO “Nick College Band 1.2; Newspaper3; Prom Committees 1.2.3; Stage Band 1.2; Student Senate 2.3; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3. MARK JOSEPH SAMARA “Mark ' College Sure! SHARON L YNNSA UNDERS Flash Marriage. Nurse Oh my God! LISA MARIE SAVAGE “Weza College. Psychology Is this hair going right ! Fireside B- lunch . . Ritzman's sewing class JACK JOHN SCARGALL Zack College Look at this one!! ROTC 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2. DONALD WAYNE SCHAD Don Trade School 102 DAVID C SCHAFFSTALL Ernie Free-lance Basketball 1.2. MAURICE JOSEPH SC H El VERT Reese A ir Force Aye!! Band 1.2.3 (Student Conductor): Musicalc 3: ROTC 1.3: Stage Band 1.2.3. MICHAEL T. SCHOFIELD Scho ” Co a way for a while. “Decent Track 2.3: Wrestling 1.2.3. RHONDA MARIE SETTINE Rhonda Employment Where's Mike? . . . Got 50r ? . . . Homework again! . . . Is it 2:30 yet? . . . Bathroom Parties DAWN CAROL SHANKO Da wn Marriage-Cosmetology Band I: Vo-Tech 2: Prom Committee I. Mrs. Nangle’s 3rd period class MARGARET M. SHEEKY Sheik Work What a bummer! Ski Club 2. Ski Trip to Vermont 103 DONALD T. SHELDON College (Business) Chris Tennis 2. JEAN MARIE SKROBAK Jean ” Enjoy life 7 don V care. EDWARD JOHN SMITH Ruck Heavy duty CRAIG ROBERT SHOR Another E day. College SUSAN E. SIMCOX Sue Work and Travel Hey. what can I say? Pep Club 2; Prom Committees 3. Summer '78 . . . Big 10 .. . friends JOHN C. SMITH John College Oh no!! Football I: Basketball 1,2. Rainy Monday mornings KELLY SMITH California. Secretary Where’s Richard?!! Richard Student Union . . . Smoking l ounge 104 SUSAN LYNN SMITH Sue College Bund 1,2,3 (Pres.): MusicaIc 3: Stage Band 1,2,3; Prom Committees 2,3; Basketball 1,2; SVVSD 1,2.3; Track 1.2,3. Band . . . competitions LISA D. SOSCIA College FNC 2.3; Prom Committees 3; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1.2,3. Strike . . . Summer '78 .. . games BETH ANN SPILDENER Bethy Secretary That cracks me up.” Cheerleaders 2.3: Interact 1,2; Pep Club 3; Prom Com- mittees 1,2.3: Hockey I; Lacrosse I Cheerlcading . . . strike . . . Ponderosa KEVIN W. STEVENSON Chunk” Fix and fly airplanes. Football I. JEFFREY LEE STEWART Turtle Trade school What's happening brother Bruno?” Football 1.2. Brown's shop gang ALISON M. SPEER College Band 1.2; Hot Shots I: International Club 2.3; Prom Committees 1.2.3; Ski Club 1.2: Stage Band 1.2: Interact I. JOHN A. STAFFORD Football 1.2.3; Track 2.3. 105 MICHAEL A. STOWERS Mr. Z-28 Technical college Me and my fast, fast car. Vo-Tech 1,2.3. Everybody's “race car CHRISTOPHER SUEZ Chris College-Data Processing What a fool!” Work Experience 3. Senior pranks ULISSE JOSEPH SUEZ “Suez Trade School Vo-Tech 2,3. Gym class CAROL RENE SULEK “Suki Work Hey Cisco Kid I'm hungry. Soccer 2.3 t(Manager) Track 1,2,3. Lunch . . . parties . . . friends DINEEN KATHIRINE SULLIVAN D” Hair Stylist Does my hair look OK? ’ Being late LINDA MA Y SUTER Suter” Travel Hey Marlene! Prom Committees 2; International Club 2. friends . . . spaghetti . . . Trainer . . . sunshine ROBERT C. SUTTER LIN Suit’’ Dentistry or Medical School Let’s get Chinese eyes.” Firehouse . . . Reference room BONNIE JEAN SWEIGART Marry a millionaire What a Fool!” Hot Shots 1,2; Pep Club 1,2: Ski Club 2. Gym Class DANIEL P. TASKER Tiskcr” College-Drafting ‘What ever blows your skirt up. Soccer 1,2,3 (Capt.); Baseball 1.2. Lunch room pranks 106 ANN B TAYLOR Ann” Nursing Go ahead and knock yourself out! FNC 2; Prom Committees 2; Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball I: Lacrosse 1.2.3 hockey . . . Mr. Muller's class laughing KAREN LEE THOMAS KT Undecided Let's get Chinese eyes. Cross Country I; Track 2. Orange flicking in lunch STUART THOMAS Stu Film• Photography YF.S is the best! Ski Club 2: Soccer 2,3; The firehouse . . . library reference room DENISE ELLEN THOMAS “Pee Secretary I’m hungry! Prom Committees 2.3; Work Experience 3. Michael J. Mc- Cullough MARLENE E. THOMPSON Marlene” Working, living, being happy You've got to be kidding me! Chorus I; International Club 1.2; Prom Committees 2.3; Work Experience 3. Mr Kania’s homeroom Hey good looking!” KIMBERLY A. TOWNSEND Kim Working Trouble .big trouble! Crass Country I. Hockey I. Track I. Gym class . . . friends . . . Mike 107 HOLT MICHAEL VAN ALBERT Van Computer Programmer Where's the keggeral? The lunch gang DAVID TURNER 'Dave College ANNE MARY TRAVAGLINl “Annie Palaney X-Ray Technician Arc you serious? The bird ERNEST FRANK TRASATTI Ernie College Does anybody want to play cards? Bas- ketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1.2,3. GARLAND L. TREESE Drugs Technical School ROBERT L. TURNER. JR. Bob” College-Accounting Such is life.” Band I. double period physics . . . paper fights in Typing Bubba John RE volta!!! JOHN WAYNE VERNON John A uto Mechanic Hi ya ” The girls 108 CATHERINE ANN VER R ATTI “Abner” To “manage” J. W. 's life “Decent!” International Club 3. Basket- ball I. strike . . . our “no-frills” education ... Linda ... The Big E... my buddy Joe. GARRY D. VONZECH College ANDREW D. WALDRON “Stub” College-Lebanon Valley Football 2.3: Wrestling 1.2.3. 0-11-0 Thanks Teachers!! WENDY JANE WALLACE “Wen” College ”C'mon. c'mon. c'mon!” Band 1.2: News- paper 3 (Business Ed.): Prom Committees 1,2.3: Student Senate 1,2.3: Yearbook 3 (Layout Ed.): Track 2,3; Class Historian I; Class President 2: Office Aide 3; PA SC 1,2 (Discussion Leader). Big E's class . . . Track . . . Junior Soup SANDRA ANNE VROBEL “San” Musician-Guitarist “Whatever” JOSEPH WALLACE Joe” College-Lebanon Valley “Excuse me!” Ski Club 3; Football 1.2,3; Track 2.3. DAVID P. WALSH 'Da ve” College-Systems Analyst 'Well. OK.” FBLA 3. 109 LYNN DIANE WALTERS ‘Lynn'' School- Tra vcl- Ma mage “I'll see ya later! I'll see ya at lunch!” FHA 1.2 (Sec.) “Our dang EILEEN S. WALTON DANIEL A. WATKINS “Watt” “Doc” College ”I only work here. ” Band 1,2.3: Chorus ; Drama 1.2: History Club I: ROTC 1.2.3: From Committees 1.2.3: Stage Crew I. 2.3: Student Senate 1.2: SVVSD 1.2: Class Vice-President I: Emergency Crew 2.3. ALLEN THOMAS WEBB Fly for Airlines MARK J. WEBER “Mark ” Technical School “Decent” Kama's homeroom KEITH WEAVER “Wca ec ” Trade School “Party On. ” no ANDREW J. WELSH Tripster Gourmet Chef Wow” Student Union CHARLES WHITE Chuck U.S.M.C. ROTC 1.2.3; Emergency Crew 2.3. SAMUEL L. WHITESEL Sam” Williamson Trade School Wrestling 3. KATHLEEN ANN WELSH “Kathy College DONNA LEE WHITE College- Biology “You’re kiddin' me. right?” Band 1.2; Ecology I; Musicalc 2; Honor Society I. 2.3: Yearbook 3; Hockey 1.2.3; Lacrosse 1.2.3. Thanksgiving '78 .. . Little Jaunts . . . Strike . . . New York MARK F. WHOLAHAN Wally Accounting Pterodactyl” Wally, do a Pterodactyl I've heard of Star Wars, but this is ridicu- lous!!! JACQUELYN WHITE Jack ” To marry Steve and be happy. “Really man!” Red-eyed mornings JULIE W1EDMAN See ya later Lunch gang m THOMAS WILLIAMS DANIEL JAMES WILSON “Dart ” Coast Guard A cadcmy “What's up?” Wrestling 1.2. Kama's homeroom. Charlie's A ngcls??? JANICE MARIE WINGFIELD ‘ 'Ja nice'' College - Work- Ma mage “Christmas” I HA I (Treas). 2 (Pres ); Student Senate 2 (Class Rep ). Pep Club 2. Football . . . The Strike Mr. Collier JUNE EILEEN W1TTENDORFER Business College FHA 2; Library Aid 2.3. ANNETTE MARIE WOLSKI Net College - Medical Technology “Hi! What’s neu ?” Pep Club I. Football games... Good friends... Good times JOSEPH M. YANCHULIS Yanch ” Trade School DANIEL MARK YORGEY “Yogg“ Electrical Technician “Decent“ Vo-Tech 1,2.3: VIC A. The Strike 112 DIANE MARIE YOUNG ‘Diane College • Work - Marriage GARY ZELZNICK College Football 3; Basketball 1.2,3. Santa's little helpers. The following is a list of Seniors who do not appear in this book. James Braun Thomas Dugan Samuel Edge Mario I a con a Joyce Pullin Kenneth Schrefflcr JOHN R. ZACHAR Work Full-time 'Let's bunk Vo-Tech. MICHAEL A. ZANDONA DA VID SCOTT YOUNG Decent ROTC 2 Athletics CHEERLEADING 118 FIRST ROW: Sherrie Mei I. i rubella. Murinn Mutt era. BeihSpi de Lyn Cavanaugh, Lisa Spildcncr. inneuc Wide, Roseanne SuIIftran. Suzanne Davis SF.('() I) ROW : Dale WcC.i l, M. idamc.gMikki Rcsiucei (Captain football, wrestling), Eileen Gallagher (Captamv- basketball). ner THIRD ROW': Linda Loprcsli, Lori Salvato, Patty Palermo (Co-Captai foolb D, V f % Without a doubt, the Sun Valley Cheerleaders deserve an unlimited amount of credit. When all seemed lost, they were able to arouse a sense of spirit within the student body Despite a disappointing football season, the cheer- leaders continued to lead the fans in rousing cheers of support. Throughout the entire year, they built pride and faith in our school at basketball games, wrestling matches, and pep rallies, othing could stop them, not even the freezing cold nights at outdoor games or the hoarse voices so easily acquired when screaming out their spirit. What were theI major factors behind this year's cheerleading squads? Motivation, enthusiasm, and school spirit. Spirit is their game and Sun Valley High School Cheerleaders is I their name. Remember: cow bell . . |screaming . . . lights out. FQQWAI 7 £ FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Allen DiVito. John McNclly, Chris Arters. Bill Buonocorc, Dan Devlin. Dave Christopher (Captain). Fd Diggers. Mark Pascale. Rick Bressi. John Carahba. Joe Wallace. Charles Brownhill. SECOND ROW Drc« Waldron. Jet f Arnold (Cdpt.nnJ. Walt MdCray. Jim Nolan. Brian '.Duffy, { Frank Osowski, John Lyman, Toni Stickley, Mark Much. Gary Zel nick. hob Sgro. THIRD ROW: Kyle Chappell. Charles MeGarvey. Sam Wcikcl, Scott Webb. Bill Mack. Harry Markcl. Kurt Schuler. Tom Webb. F.rnic Bonacquisti. Mike Trofau Dan Guy FOt RTH ROW: Mike Sinclair,; Bob Stone. Mark Pitts, Dean Searfass, Nick Verratti, Dave Morey . Warren Whitcscl, Ron Pollock. Matt Barry. Vince Sosaa FIFTH ROW: Mike Boccella (Captain). Art Jcvnick. Gary Saunders. Vince Perrotta. Paul Jones, Norman Larsen, F.d Schwartz,.mhn Iock, Ray Gamble. Glenn Faulkner. John Steward. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Ed DiMeglio. John Spcrratore. Kcn Novotnt, Colcn Miller. I.du Zandona. Robert Wallace, Bruce wood, Tom Webb. W L 4 T I L C • ■r The Sun Valley Vanguards were not destined to win the championship in 1978, but the team should certainly be given credit considering the circumstances. The season got off to a good enough start with summer practices and scrimmages under regular conditions. But because of the extended teachers’ strike, the regular coaches handed jin their resignations. After several weeks of forfeited games interim coaches—Mr. Bolyard, Mr. Michael, and Mr Know!ton, volunteered in an effort to regain the fighting Van- guard spirit. Unfortunately, the team suf- fered because of (he lost time. Neverthe- less, 1978 will be a memorable season, especially for those seniors who were given the opportunity to play. GIRLS' HOCKEY K Desire was flying high as the team awaited their chance to play. Led by a large and tal- ented group of Seniors, the girls gave a hard fight to any- one who dared to cross their path. They practiced day in and day out—their season so short, but their ambition and determination so great!!! Remember: Hockey Camp . . . Chuckic losing her voice . . . initiations . . . giving Turtle a swirlie . . . our auditorium meetings—resignations . . . all of our All Stars” . . . Cindy breaking her ankle . . . hide-nWcck from Mr. Mon- 9ghan and actually getting lost . . . the silent “flick” . . . the party . . . playing soccer and winning . . . the CRAZY SENIORS—Sue. Dec, Sheri, Mary Ellen, Bont nie, Sharon, Frances. C uc- kie, Cindy, Ann, and Donry% Hate), Dec Turlow. Sheri Lambert. Joanne Eichingcr Standing: Donna White. Sue Da Murphy. Bonnie Guy. Ann Taylor. Mary Ellen Grace, Mr. Monaghan (Coach). Missing: Trances Kirk. ind Parente. Donna Dortch 1 SOCCER Despite some initial setbacks, the Sun Valley Soccer team always put forth a spectacular effort. Under the leadership of captains Doug Davies, Dan Tasker, and Jack Me Nelly, our boys on the soccer field were a con- stant source of pride for Sun Valley. Skill . . . endurance . . . persever- ance. Who could ask for more? Among the sc son’s highlights were close scores and tense final seconds while we all waited in anxious antic- ipation of the final score. Tri-Captains: Doug Davies. I).:n Tasker. Jack Me city Stand back!: I c got it. STAMPING (L-Ri: Pulti Grcmnunger Drew Cross, Sieve Culp. Men! Flhxson.Chris l G (L-R): Guy Urbani. Richard Cage, Dave Sikorsky. James Fannon, Thomas Harris. Paul Lawton. - tS?4i i • -jnu Hwhe «flB “Play well” was the mes- sage from GYB before the mighty Vanguards took the floor. Sta ndingta II. this trcmely talen group of girls, sophomores Uh rough seniors, battled every opponent that dare come their way. W ith the effort of every team mem- ber the Vanguards turned in another winning season. This desire to win, sparked by three seniors, payed off as the girls were PI - OFF bound, Remember . . . the team room “discuss- ions” . . . Judy making a lay-up . . . Andrea making practice . . the play day . . . the excitement of uin- i .dy Davidson, iurph), Donna practices 'jjj onnte s ner- ves. . . Debbie's longer than half court shot. . . our well- played Monday night name . . YOUR BUDDY Chuck ic • ansdownc Harriton Chi Chester Marple Newtown Nether Pn evidence Interior ( hosier I larriton I ansdow nc Chester Chichester “ Boyer towne Faster than a speeding bullet . it's Andrea. It’s FIRST ROW: Patty Hurdle. Cindy Miles (Captain). Joanne Wright. Mr. Owsley (Coach). SECOND ROW: Tracey Sipple (Manager). Bernadette Gamble. Virginia Halvorscn, Sandi Hippie, l isa Scott. Margaret Taylor. MISSING: Kathy Elliot. Laura Scott. Janice Wilgus BOYS’ BASKETBALL U Frampton (Coach). Drew Cross, tyuve Hamilton, Sam atti. Car) Zcl mck, Dan (iu . Jack Stewart (Alanager). mm Inspired by Mr. Fitzgerald's early season coaching and the in- exhaustible efforts of Coaches Frampton and Smerigan, the boys on the Sun Valiev Basket- ball Team were our leaders in talent and spirit. Despite a mid- season injury, the boys contin- ued to hustle in an effort to build a team with an exciting season. Diligent and conscien- tious practice sessions, along with six consecutive wins in February, paved the way for Sun Valley's entrance into the Del Val A Play- offs. After defeating both Har- riton and Intcrboro in the Del Val A Playoff games. Sun Valley met Plymouth- Whitcmarsh in the state tournament. On February 27th, the boys' basketball season came to an end when our Van- guards were defeated by Ply- mouth-Whitemarsh. Congratula- te kc. Coach Frampton Captain Dan ■ ncr and Ernie Trasatti Christian A Uniomiillc Pcnncrest Ernie Tras- cademy xr 'tv idcncc Tii t nay wmc k: _ Lansdowne i Harriton Chichester Marple Newtown Nether Providence Intcrboro Chester iarriton iansdo wnc-A Ida n Harriton Intcrboro Plymouth- Whitcmarsh 62 79 S.V 82m 56 ' 60 48 59 1 58 v 48 64 V 52 47 1 .66 64 50 67 1 56 50 57 43 1 60 47 m 59 45 toi 64 73 i 53 62 C 54 68 W 47 60 73 62 89 79 66 55 57 49 55 53 66 73 53 tions on an excellent season. LING: Jay Moore, tjlcnnf.iulkncr. Brett U Ken Novotni. Greg M.i tioh. Paul Witte e Bon uisti. STANDING: Mark Lines, Mr. Smerigan (Coach). WRESTLING The Sun Valley Varsity Wrestlers won their second consecutive championship and compiled a three year record of 26-1-0. The Junior Var- sity also had a successful season, winning fifty- two out of fifty-nine matches this year. Along with the initial assistance of interim coach Mr. Miller, Coach Grassano and Coach Kramer shaped the boys into another championship wrestling team. The Vanguards had finalists and champions in the tough tournament at Ridley. In addition, three wrestlers— Don Culp, John DiRosato, and Mark Pascale, qual- ified for the Districts. This years team could best be described in four short words: “We arc the Champions. ” Nether Providence 17 S V. 32 Chester 9 48 Sharon Hill 12 43 Collingdalc 9 51 Chichester 9 48 Garnet Valley 4 55 Interboro 15 32 l.ansdownc 8 48 Harriton 23 28 Springfield 12 38 FIRST ROW: Don Fisher SECOND ROW: John DiRosato. Mark Pascale. THIRD ROW: Dave Christopher. Don Culp. Dan Dutton FOl R III ROW: Drew W'aldron. Sam W'hitcscl. Pat Strootman. Tony Leitao. FIFTH ROW: Dave Morey. Mike Scho- field. Gregg Miller, Bill Welsh. Brian Duffy. SIXTH ROW: Dave Whittaker. Joe Gaudioso. Jim Nolan. Kevin Ward. Bill DiMeglio. 135 Tri-captains: John DiRosato. Don Fisher. Mark Pascale. Coaches: Mr. Kramer. Mr. Grassano, Mr. Miller. Tony Leitao Drew Waldron ♦ T _ __ _ t ji ■� | gp J • Vwrf') r V V-| —m � 45 MEY Where would the Sun Valley Band be without their dedicated and determined director, Mr. Lynn Stauffer? Although the band waSsjbomposed of very tal- ented mejmpers, it took this very special man to organize the group and to get them to work together. Mr. Stauffer displayed his dedi- cation to the band over and over again. The many hours of time he devoted to the band helped to pave the1:way for their success. Whether the band came in first place or not, Mr. Stauffer should be congratulated for the outstand- ing effort i 5 has put forth in mak- ing Sun Valley's Band the best. BAND Who is always there at Sun Valley's football games? Who always cheers for a Vanguard Victory? Who amazes crowds with their spectacular field performances ’ Why, the Sun Val- [ Icy Band of course! fhe band had a very re warding yea r, de- spite the many problems that stood in their way. Their long hours of practice paid off, for Sun a top performer in their competitio, marching band coupled with the squads provided enjoyable entertain, their performances. One of the ml the band participated in this year Championships held in Allentown, in first, the band was proud to their highest score ever, 82.2! llcy s The ease entMor t mi ivc se d proved to be sically talented ncuvers of the 7 who attended competitions tlantic Coast 'ey didn't come nd place with I i This year, the band was under the field direction of enthusiastic Drum Major Lisa Vershinski. Elizabeth Beehler. Romaine Rosado. Terri Rosado. Rose Marie Del la poll a. KNEELING: Myrtle Starr. K.ithy Eantau, Joe Ross. Marianne Magyarik, Shirley Martin. Dawn Stevens. Joanne DeGregorio. Kathy Shoemaker. Ly an __ fo j, lipnnic In ine. I on Seasock, Janice Barone. Pam Pierce. Lorccn Peter- ‘venson. Sue therh It. t indy Miles. Hannum, Rita Me Minn, son, Rosanne Pollock Buckwaltcr. Chris Powell, ' nn. Karen Meyers. Donna Kecth. STANDING: Lynda button. , Caro! Ellison. Debbie Kolachnv, Julie Miron. Janet Stevenson. •iveil, S . v •; a;ton. es. MISSING: Bryant Markunas. Sally KNEELING: Dan Billingsley. Jeff Castagna. David Hyde. Marvin Bcehler tsan Mike Grogan. David Schappclle. John Magyarik. Any Kahn. Julie Birkoft. ter, Kevin Vinson. Martin Erie, Jeff Sawyer. Tom Vail. Walt Pat run, John Stowers. Gary Lastoskie. rts, David Loynds, Steve StrayIcy. DIRS I ROW: Maurice Scheivet (ark. SusMtPSniiih. SECOND ROW : Walt WojBchowski. Mike Slaw- Brian Parser MISSING: Jae km Persi tig. Vince Vincent iPicrdomcnico. Scott KNEE LING: Lon mi DePnnzio, f!fTMFe Chngc. STANDING Alison Bender. Putty Miles. Carol Bixlcr, Mary Bet anc Hartman. Joanne Mongicllo, Elaine Ba Stoll. Dana Diggins. trie Brown. o Under the direction of Cap- tain Lonna DePrinzio and Co-Cap- tain Charlotte Chaga, the flag squad added a great deal to the band's spectacular appearance in their field performances. After many hours of diligent rehearsal, the flags created an exciting routine filled with many new movements that made the squad look really iterrific. Their precise motions appealed to all who attended their competitions. Without the talent of feature twirlcr Barb Lang, the band just wouldn't have been complete. WT iplain JKiptaiMKtiy a a } Under the leadership of Captain Pam Cylc and Co-captain Patty Lang, the ma- jorettes displayed to all their talent in t wirling and precision. The girls determin- w at ion proved to be worthwhile. As a result of their hard tyOfk, they'proudly received s Pbnd place for the best majorette squad in their competition at Vet Stadium Their enthusiasm in performing added just the right touch to thd band’s j KNEELING: Pam Cylc. Pi SECOND ROW: Jinni McN Beth Kilmer, Kim Weaver x Lang. FIRS'! ROW: Linda A ampi. Karen Cornell, Denise C crnik. . Kim Brown, Sandy Hippie. Sharon Davies. MISSING: Lore Feelcy, V % m . Mil car was ormed i erf, the f amazing routi direction of Da vidsoa a Schu' Captain Carol Davidson and Co-captain Beth Scfiubclc % bAnro cL MM fSmd . I rish snnlh, HofmC '.f iRfcto, Lyn Williams. Sharon n Icidi'Baj rics. qin redcnn, Vicki Kumpf, Cindy hidv Lit Ire ffSSI!SiG I'.nty Kennedy. Although it wasfdifficult to keep twenty-six active girls togetherf Pompom Captain Sharon Miles and Co-capi.iin Shelly Baran did just that The squad played an important role in making Sun Valley's Band look great on the field. Their brightly colored pompoms enhanced the band's overall appearance at their competi- tions. The girls enthusiasm could be seen on the field as well as in the wtands where they cheered for a victory. What’s so great! YEARBOOK O v We, the Spectrum Staff of 1979, would like to take this space to express our special appreciation and admiration for our Editor-in- Chief, Beth Metzger. She deserves mytJt-otedit for the successful completion of the book you hold before you nbw. The job of Editor is a heavy responsibility normally; it docb m ( need further com- plications. This year, however Beth' was faced vith many unfort- unate obstacles—a late starting school year and perhaps worst of all, the absence of an advisor'Beth's leadership and, determination hav'c been factors which helped us to overcome our setbacks. FIRST ROW: Lisa Savage. Karen Pictryka, Alison Linda Orsini. Brenda Fahy, Wendy Farris, re I ’iatfrnan THIRD ROW: Gary Lasu kic. Diane Greer, fary Angela DiCarfo, Donna ynttc, Lisa Grafstrom, Despite all these difficulties, we worled diligently writing copy, propping pictures, and doing layouts in order to meet our final dead- line. Without a g retit deal of cooperation, this yearbook would have never become a eality. Wallace. Mikki Rc iucci, Marie Brown. Sue Monroe. Judy Nicholson. SECOND ROW: Craig, Maurccn Lism, Sue Davidson, Denise Czerriik. Joanna Lolland. Mclfika Beth Metzger. Jackie Nemeth. John Middleton. Janet Balentinc. FOURTH ROW: Bail. Leslie Collins.X 146 Do you remember . . . -Janice's Beauty Shop -Diane getting her hair cut and blown dry during 2nd period stun union -having job stamp fights -morning, afternoon, and evening vs. yesterday, today, and morrow -Days of Future Fast -quietly discussing our possible themes -trying to get a hold of a cropper -missing every deadline -that infamous day, March 12th -munching out on pretzels and potato chips -hoping that it will be the cute photographer from Zamsky's th time -Beth's secret rendezvous at the mall . -crying in Mr. Fitzgerald's office -ghost pictures -a lot of hard work but a lot of good memories The Spectrum strangler strikes again! A typical hard working yearbook member9 V A poem ? Just give 'me a minute . m 147 STANDING: Maureen Bail and Debbie Craig. Assisting Staff: Wendy Wal- lace. Business Editor. SITTING: Diane Greer. Editor-in-Chief MAY TVAE VOICE’ BE WITH YOU!! I Where else but in fHy Senior Class of 1979 could you ffhd a new, expanded version of “The Voice of the Valley”? Its professionally printed sixteen page editions, which came out ihonthjy, kept the students aware of school activities, news, d events. Regular features included the President's Corner, oyand Girl of the Month, Sun Valley Search. Lines by Lisa, Student Rep Wrap-Up. Best and Worst, and Letters to the Editor. In addition, there were the top stories of the month, news. Editorials, sports serial—all of Valley” at its Jvertisers and sold the paper for fifteen cents to cover pub- lishing. Due to the hard work of the editors, the Sun Valley newspaper broadened its contracts and produced first-rate editions. if FIRST ROW: Janice DcOrio. Debbie Craig. Wendy Wallace. Diane Greer. Maureen Bail. Melissa Hallman. Maureen. Chism. SECOND ROW: Beth Schubelc. fori.Ferguson. Donna DiSalvatore. Mary Beth Karel sky. Shirley'Green. Karel Hollenbach. Michele Jakovilch. Lisa FalcOne. Mary Sedoriak. l.uann Ashton. Susan Tucker. Julie Birkofer. THIRD ROW: Pam Craig. Marc Kahn. Brenda Fahy. Carolyn Elmer. Charlyn Anderson. John Ruth. Diane Clark, Michele Baran. Mikkie Restucci. Sally Buckwaltcr. .. - • r.c f ' 'i -.er ■. FUTURE NURSES CL UB FRONT ROW (L to R): Jacqueline Grafstrom, Barbara Suda, Tina Belcher, Linda Kinslcr, Lynn Corcoran. Teresa Houpt, Cheryl Bryant. SECOND ROW (L to Rh Sharon Haley. Donna Flfcrbrakc. Cindy Chiponis. Maureen Chism. THIRD ROW (I. to R): Maureen Murphy. Lisa Scott, Lisa Grafstrom, Kim Parkinson. Ann Marie Carr, Charlyn Anderson, Michele Baran. Melissa Hallman, Janet Balcntine, Lisa Soscia. Colccn Chism. Mary Angela DiCarlo. President Donna Fllcrbrake Vice-President - Sharon Haley Secretary - Cindy Chiponis Historian - Maureen Chhm 149 ROTC m Pearl Achuff Judy Alampi. Anne Arnold Hob Atkins, Marianne Bacon. Tim Behan. Tom Behan. Dan Billmgsley.Da . e Blanda, Mark Borsari. James Braun C herylBrccsc Beth Bn dc Pd Broker. Holly Brown. Lanssa Cahill. Robert Caldwell. David Daugette. Joe Derue. Joseph DiCamillo. Rick Dolbin. Jim l)o n .P-'innx Dutton. .SamLdge, erol Tbgluh. Debbie hroh. David Parr. Jim Pmegan. nn linn. John Tiorema. Rich Pox. Phil Gaughens Kim Grau.JVilliam Gncco. Jeff Griffith. Michael Grogan. Ray Hennagir, Mikki Holefelder. Lou Hunter. Joe Illingworth. Bob Jasinski. Pat Kennedx. Eliza- beth Kilmc irgmia King. Hob Knippschild. Ai Kovalesk,. Mike Kulizicki. Doug Kutcher, William I amont. Ann Marie Lazinsky. Louisa Lee Andy Lucas Will,am lord. Lon Mad,son. Barbara Maholik. Truest Manna, John Manna. Bryant Markunas. John Meade. Merrell Miles. Bob Minn,eh Bob Murphy. Joe ester. Stcxc ester Kevin Mm, Sheri Pedrys. Mark Petitdcmange. Mark Pitts. Joe Pryce. Mike Rcneski. Gregory Riddagh. Debbie Roberts. Auk Scargall. Maurice Schcivert. Jim Schrefflcr. Ken Schrefflcr. Ed Schwartz. Doug Scivwright, John Scivwright. Mary Sisk. Lori Smalley Clinton Sn der.Lmil Sponga, Pat Temple. Dan.. Thomas. Donna Thomas. Marie Waldron. Don Wallin. Len Wasv vk. Dan Walk in.,. Michael Webb Toot, Werner. Chuck White. Cindy White. Bill Whittaker. Bob Whittaker. Lynn Williams. Tom W ,11,am. PR() I ROW (I. To R): Pat Kennedy. Judy Alampi. Louisa Lee, Barbara Maholik. SEC- OS I) ROW 11 To Rl: Bob Jasinski. Tom Williams. Dan Watkins. Alex Kovalcski. Matthew Borsari. Doug Scivwright Sergeant Major Jim Pinegan Lieutenant Colonel Marianne Bacon 150 DRIII TEAM (L To R): Doug Scivwright. Jim Schrefflcr. Alex Kovaleski, Bob Knippschild. Dun Watkins. Bob Jasinski SECOND HOW {I. To Hi: Larissa Cahill, Mikki II ole folder. Beth Brodc, Anne Arnold Till HD HOW 11. To K): Debbie Roberts. Lynn Williams, Joe DiCamillo. Tom Williams. 1 4 ( RIFLE TEAM (I. To if): Larissa Cahill. Judy Alampi. Debbie Eroh, Marie Waldron. Sheri Pedrys. SECOND ROW(L To Ri: Lynn Williams. Dan Watkins, hfark Borsari. Jim I inegan. Bob Caldwell. THIRD ROW tL To Ri: Joe DiCamillo. Dave Daugette. Tom Williams, John Scivwright. Mikki Holcfcldcr. FIRST ROW (I. To R): Linda Bodenhamcr, Sandra Hutton, Wendy Farris, Xtikki Rcstucci. Beth Spildcncr, Gerry Hopkins. Charlotte Chaga. Marie Broun. SFCOSD ROW (I. To R): Terri Finigan, Christine Jcvnick. Irene Losak, Sandra Huddle. Chcrvl Bryant. Debbie Flanagan. Barbara Fisher. Lisa Falcone. THIRD ROW(L To R): Marianne Della Polla, Romainc Rosado, Cynthia Chiponis, Tina Belcher, Kim Parkinson. Deanna Faverio. Missy Moor, F.lainc Camp. FOURTH ROW (L To R): Rosemarie Della Polla, Theresa Rosado, Janice Wilgus, Leslie Minor. Milli Frank, Lynn Hclmintollcr. 152 WRESTLER E TTES FIRST ROW fl. TO R): Kelly Monaghan. Lore Feeley. Laura Campbell. Karel Hollcnbach. Barbara Fisher SECOND ROW (I. TO R): I cona Haschak. Jeanmarie Bcrnaucr. Debbie Flanagan. Christine Jevmek. Sue Athcrholt. Nancy Stutter. Cheryl Bryant THIRD ROW (L TO R): Kim Parkinson. Rom- nine Rosado. Tina Belcher, Marie Brown. Linda Kinslcr. Jackie Fedena. Judith Littrell. Lisa Falcone, Elaine Camp FOURTH ROW (I TO R): Rosemarie Della Polla. Diane Hartman. Diane Greer. Jody Guarncrc. Patty Temple. Darlene Herd. Sherri Pedrys. FIFTH ROW ( L TO R I: Lynn Kuhlqian. Herzig, Lynn H annum. Alicia Mack. Robyn Arters. Sherri Smith. Lynn Helmintollcr. D.t ii Hager ty, Kim Brown. _ — HONOR SOCIETY Kathy Paschali—Secretary Dan Glessncr—President Joe Castagna—Vice President Carolyn Elmer—Treasurer FRONT ROW (I. TO R : Joe Castagna. Dan Glessncr, Carolyn Elmer. Kathy Paschali. VP AND DOW N: Jackie Nemeth. Karen Pictryka. Ed Nclling. Kelly Bradley. John Ruth. Michele Baran. John Middleton. Beth Metzger, Tom Reid. Rosanne Pollock. Donna White. Marc Kahn. David Loynds, Brenda Eahy. Paul Kanicfski. 1S4 STUDENT SENA TE r et Zdu, ' l-RONT ROW (1 TO R : .I.uict dun. $tevMPcarf{ Me ass a llallman. Mau ree. Wallace. Madclvn Moire. l.uurccn Peterson, Rosaline Pollock. Mr. (iiamnah OW(L TO R): W$pdy TO Ri: David Loynds. Chris Frame. Luann i ; t VO-TECH. . J 11 ; i Thcjfio-Tcch program is for those students interested ing a trade that will sustain their years after high sch attending this program, they come adept in the techniques for their future careers. : • ,o tam , Clin e Voldc. L Armstfon. Ste ve Cocchi]' Da Ad.imQ. Ralpf Barcus. Sharon Bcail. Tim iurbage] Brian Cairns. Kevin 'Jonaldfyccth. Michael l amb. Ann Lo iis. oni luLl Greg Loyndt Larr] rtin.Stevcn Mftuzzi, Glenn Melchior. ManX fontali' —1 rson. ichll; s Di orid. Jody I , Maher. Br a. t Markinas. Jacl .............TL ‘• '• 1. M.ii ivytiuiii.tniu. Dawn Shanko. Jeff Stewart. Micma I Sowi i, U lisse ' ■id Walsh. KciltTWcavcr, Mark Weber. Samik WiiMl. Dan Wilson. Da mil Yorgey. Joh Za chjrfJ CMO C ‘n tk'nS- Matthew Barry. Marvin Bee hi or. Jeffrey Bratton. JohmfassidvfJehr., Christopher, K)m Clements. ... ,. .. . yy Norm™ Craig Berme Del cl is. Chris DiCamplf, Ben Di Lucido. William Dunn. Bridget Cannon. James Int Mel n m-u H. Tr- ‘ ‘fi WS •' « Hindcrhofcr, S,ctco Holden. Horry Howard. Robert Jones. Michael K:,ne. Robert king. Michael K irkpatnck. Jnmer UcAndrcw. Terry McHugh, ffiyjn McVelly I s, Mineis Kcv- w Murphy. I.ynjydbunan.yjmuu.s Serin Odient,d Panic. domes Peterkin. Edward Rappold, Mark Rfcrei. Helen Srniii. Larry Siuth. Hunan Surer. ,SV i| Trekse. Huy UrpSHi. Hill Warren. Cindy Watkins. Tom WebbJtobel imH -liter. R, hen U,. s. L, SOPHOMORES: Joe V.. -mpi. Pout Heerl. Timo, hy Hchnn. DctoM Boyll oily apotosto. Mike ( Karen ('lark. Patna Conmd. Douglas Df( arlo.JCathy I limit. Thomas FUnag.1 Robe to Giancro v. Steve Gibson. Scott Harper Dale Hams. Kris Holcombe. Dum Keen. Ray Kline, Karen Ku J}n'M hn Watty -I. John Marcncm. lacquc hc McCracken. Jane McKenna. R, i ylcCliniis. Diane Micolutd II A ms. FjllWrpy,,rP Thojnusi(l( 'Mor.fsanctte Paicrs t, Steve Puitcrso l luis Petri. Robert Pctrif)way (V Starr. Donald Suda. Robott Too E Jff-- . 1 ' f it nchcBSands. David Schaffer. Jeanmtte Stxtdn eas ptejen IMbinqMHatthcw Weber. Warr twhtMW) FIRST ROW: Rosemary 5 C ulfA Tom Dugan. Denisi HURD ROW: Bill Gray. Hodgkins, Bob Kiker. G Bratton. John .Xaccy. Line FIFTH RQWiPaul Elliot. Calante, kevih Stevenson. FROST ROW ! TO R Mar. Klice Middleton Joannc MKmNc£p, Mr. Cummiskey. CAerjL Moyer. June Wittendorfer. SF.COSD ROW (L TO R): Pearl Ac mu ft. Annette PahtrChcryR Devito. Monika Manko. Er iUX i m 1 J WORK EXPERIENCE a mr indonc, Tracy DeVito. Sherree Kline. Alicia Devlin. Sue Os i fat. Janet Fccley.S, iu)rTW' lircn i'i Bonnie Sweigart. Marlene Thompson. Pat Kenned rim o5 .;. Denise Hoag, Jackia Eisenhoneg Kim Townsend. Theresa Fishc ■:nn Matters. Bruno Micun. Jeff Barnes. Clarence Raybuck. FOl RTH RO. Ogden, Joanne C aje ynski. Linda AlumpiK Mary Loti Martin. Cheryl Bree mTreas. Ed Smith. Jack Crane. Rich Davison. And) W elsImLarry ie e. Chris Sue . OS I) Sharoi Linda John , Joe 15« s 3 1C V MUSICALE I I NT ROW (I TO than. Shalon Hi Tori T'caTu 71 ROW il. n ; loin lie id. Lwrn. . • � I ittrcll. Ja r, honey. Shi f: Run MeMrnn. J. hubclc. jUhiJdiL' Clia x. l it Til kicYla Sue Smith. Lonnu DcPrm .iO. SECOND ROW 11 TO Ri: Denise 7;i. Joanne Moneiello, Alison Bender, TrishSmith. THIRD ROU I TO dine' Denise 'C'y.errnk oanne Dc tcorio. Safi) BuBwitltcr. 7T « ... Stnrr. I vnn I Wan: Wc WngynrikjTimine Bnssrtf. tonrh hrk: - Lastoskiei Laura Campbell. Cindy S Rj: IhMte Clark. John I iofema. Valeriy Shivc. XlarLdJas ay. La roly 4 Diek ers on. in. fitki Kumpf, Lisa Smith. t ♦ enmier lichelc a I niton. I Compare Lines 3 and 4. Whied I I i m Secretary — mna f rio t and Soft) 1st time pp-p ianissimo f soft) p Piano _ ST M3 E BAND ♦ f 1 7YJ Rf’ p ♦ ■ ] ley, Brian Parker. Jc TSa wyer . MrlAntonowich. THIRD ROW il 'TO Ri: Dnuffrc- 'cns. Dajm channelc Jeff Cast.u Sniriey Martin, bonna Keith. karat tycrs. Rita McMmn. Pasq ucT Kinney.FOl RTI rRtTwwFi i) hi. lx vtd j )avid Loynds, MikjCro- 1 J notes are different? Which potes the earner Mezzo Piano nyf- Mezzo Forte f - Forte _____________________________ Jf- F ortissimo (very loud} 160 INTERNATIONAL CLUB FRONT ROW (I. TO R): Charlyn Anderson. Lori Ferguson. I is.i Grafsirom. A r'.-V%j 7 Bryan. Pant Cr ig. SECOND ROW I TO RjrJudy Kerns. Tim: Belcher. Marcia Okumura. Jacqueline Grafsirom. Debbie Craig. Shirley Green, Michele Jakovitch. V . Sedoriak. Donna DiSalvatore. THIRD ROW (L TO R): Linda Bodcnhamcr. Kim Parkinson. Michele Banin. Marie Huber. Ann Huber. Brenda Fuhy, Marv Angela DiCarlo, Anne Marie Carr. Diane Lanahan, Beth Schubcle. Susan Greer. Kim Brown. LfiA T President I vf Grafslrom Vice Presiueni Melissa Halim. Mg Treasurer Lon Ferguson Historian Charlyn Anderson CLOSE UP r y The Close Up organization is dcsignetTtp the Federal government to students from fllA of the country Eacfo year it sponsors a week seminar in Washfngton UC; Sun Valid_v continued to be an active partii years, and the'students have always k Jy- FRONT ROW John Ruth, ifl er Turn Reid F(1 V. SECOND ROW ,1 IO M IIIRD M wi I TO R : Brenda .ihy, O. 8.- ru f ihy. Dafid RT I ROW (L TO Ri: Steve Pearl, SCO rbrakc, M fufcen Bain stagna. VarolyM S HI- OWg has T For many und the I and Stjoyable. § • M Iiff . ds. Maureen Ban'. Karen Ptetryka. Deblvc Cra,g. Tom Kciu. SECOND BOW (L TO R Brenda Fahy. Kathy Paschali. Joe DtCamiUo, John Ruth, Steve Pearl. David Sc ha pelle r 111 n INTERACT t Jli _ STAGE CREW rn Q R):St vc P rl j aulin ' Hard in ft Chris Frame. John Fiorema. SECOND ROW (L TO R). Pan Watkins. Pave Wanda. Mark Maffci. Larry Smith, Bob bar'llv, David Wiilox. h ROA 7 ROW (I. I OR): Yvonn Benedict. Sheri I’Mbcrt. Mr I foihoinz, Kim Brow KFCOAP ROW (I. TO R): Judy LittrcV. ( hen ! Bryant. Marcia Ptcrc J uann Ashton THIRD ROW G TO R): Valerie Shivc, Kelly Monaghan. lackieWedena. Janice PeOrio. JIB n riorcma — EMERGENCY CREW W h RO T ROW (L TO R): Cindy White. Dan Watkins. Ann Finn, Debbie Roberts. Barb Maholife. Tom Williams, THIR, teski, v V- -5 Eroh. SECOND ROWJlTO R): Len Vmffyk. Jack , chrcfflcr. Lyn Langley. Matthew Borsari. Doug Scivwrigh, rsm. Underclassmen JUNIORS The Junior Class has made it one step closer in becoming the Graduating Class of 1980. After a somewhat slow starting year, the Juniors banned together and worked hard on making this year a success. They survived the PSAT’s, the Kuder Occupational Test, and the arguments and long hours of planning for the prom. But, in the end, all of their frustrations paid off. On April 21st, the couples, with their “Two Tickets to Paradise,” attended the Junior Prom. The Senior Class of 1979 wishes the Jun- ior Class much luck and success in their last year at Sun Valley. STANDING: Chris Frame. Vice-President; Nancy Stattcr, President; Barb Lang. Secretary. KNEELING: Janet Zdun. Treasurer; Cheryl Danish. Historian. Susan Atherholt Kevin Atkins David Augustine Lisa Barbulo Rosemarie Albano Thomas Alvanitakis Natalie April Robert Armstrong Heidi Barnes Judith Barrett Bill Baszta Gary Bauer John Beauchamp Marvin Beehlcr Linda Belay Christine Belcher Jean marie Bernauer David Blanda John Bomhoff Nicholas Bonatucci Jeffrey Bones Jeffrey Bratton Denise Brauer Richard Brcssi Mark Breth Edwin Broker Elizabeth Brown Kimberly Brown Cheryl Bryant Karen Butler Larissa Cahill Vivicnn Cameron Elaine Camp Leonard Cerami Ronald Campbell John Chambers Anne Carr Kyle Chappell John Cassidy Janice Chetty Cynthia Chiponis Jeanette Cifelli Debra Christopher Kimberly Clements Yuri Cichanowsky Steve Cocci Denise Cicslik Clare Collins Patrick Connors Anthony Cook John Coppock Maureen Corcoran Karen Cornell Karen Cronin Andrew Cross Christine Culp Pamela Cylc Christine Daly Cheryl Danish Carol Davidson Steven Davidson Suzanne Davis Bernard DcLeiIis Marianne Della Pol la 166 Charles DcMaio Thomas DcOrio Dawn Dewecs Christopher DiCampU Monica DiCarlo Carolyn Dickerson Andrea Di Fabio Dana Diggins Helen Diggins Herbert Dil.uzio Nancy DiPietro John DiSciullo Ronald Dolbin Ronnie Donato Donna Donch Edward Donnelly John Donnelly William Doohan Theresa Dougherty James Downey Brian Duffy William Dunn Virginia Eastburn Barbara Egc Joanne Eichingcr Sharon Eller brake Brenda Fahy Lisa Falcone Bridget Fan non Deanna Fa verio Michael Emery Deborah Eroh Barbara Evans Carol Ewing June Fawley Jacqueline Fedena Jeanne Fiandcr James Fid a Deborah Figurelic Janice Filoreto Theresa Finegan Barbara Fisher Kellie Fithian Deborah Flanagan Patricia Fordc Karen Forte Christopher Frame Patricia Frampton James Fur low Raymond Gamble Michele Gergely Linda Giorgini Janet Gosselin Debra Grant Kimberly Grau Sandra Grccnhalgh Thelma Gittman Mary Glomb John Goetchius Mark Goodman William Gremmingen John Hall Russell Hamilton Lynn Hannum Pauline Harding I rnn.i t;i h;i k Lyn Helmintollcr Kathy Herzig Glenn Hilditch James Hinderhofer Jane Hines Richard Hodgson Susan Hoffccker Kathy Hoffman Michael Holcfcldcr Sherri Hornibrook Teresa Houpt Stacy Hovis 167 Harry Howard Anne Huber William Huber Sandra Huddle Michael Hudomc Kimberly Huff Susan Hughes Sandra Hulton Joseph Hultzapplc Dayna Hurst David Hyde Kimberly Imburgia Kathleen Ives Craig Jacobs Michele Jakofcich Robert Jasinski Christine Jevnick Robert Jones James Kane Michael Kane Donna Kennedy Judith Kertis Robert King Jane Kirby Michael Kirkpatrick Shelley Kissel I Frances Kitto Robert Knippschild Arthur Koller Alexander Kovalcski Richard Kristman Joyce Kuhlman Barbara Lang Carolyn Langley Norman Larsen Scott Larsen Michael Kuli icki Victoria Kumpf Linda Kush to Douglas Kutchcr Donna I.a ughiin Ann Lazinsky Leslie LcHotay Michael Lichota Donna Lightner Lori Lind Judith Littrell John Lock Thomas Lockstonc Irene Losak David Loynds John Lyman Alicia Mack Denis Magerr John Magyarik Joseph Manahan Lisa Mantegna Harry Market Carol Marusak Mark Maruzzi Christine Mattco James Me Andrew Rhonda McCain Dale McCall 168 o Jannis Mcssick Donna Miner Annette Miclc Lisa Mingis Gregg Miller Lance Minka John Mills Julie Miron Colleen McCarthy Walter McCray Charles MeGarvey Mary McGinn Lisa McManiman Charles McNeil Mary Jo Me Nelly Kathleen Mem «5 Richard Miron Dana Mitchell Donna Moletteri Kelly Monaghan Melissa Moor Tracey Moore Diane Morgan Michele Morgan Steve O'Brien Sean O'Donnell Marcia Okumura Christine O'Neil Mark Much Ruth Mura ska Kevin Murphy Michele Murphy Lillian Murray Lynda Murray Linda Neiman Lisa Nelson Joseph Nestcr James Nolan Thomas Novak Dennis O'Brien Robert Oppelt Shari Pa I more Deborah Orlando Brian Paradissis Kathryn Ortlip Andrew Paranich Victor Pajan David Pa rise 169 Kaihryn Paschali Walter Pat run Robert Patton Stephen Pearl Janet Penncwill Vincent Perron a Jacqueline Parsing James Peterkin Laurccn Peterson David Petty Pamela Pierce Vincent Picrdomcnico Kelly Pinnock Mark Pitts Patricia Poirier Lynne Pollock Christopher Powell Constance Probert David Pusak Grace Raybuck Michael Reneski Erie Rhoades Helen Rhoads Gregory Riddagh Debra Roberts Romainc Rosado Joseph Ross Mark Ruh Brenda Russell John Ruth Terrence Ryan David Schappcllc Beth Schubelc Sandra Schultz Alfred Schwa Im Edward Schwartz Cynth ia Sehein Robert Sgro Dale Shanko Valerie Shive Nancy Sickles Lisa Sickicrski Margaret Simcox Mary Sisk Michael Slaw ter Greg Smith l.arry Smith Laurence Smith Patricia Smith Sherri Smith Lucinda Snyder Kurt Soring Vincent Soscia John Sper rat ore Michael St. Clair Lisa Stagner Michael Stant Myrtle Starr Nancy Stat ter Christine Stegnerski Janet Stevenson Cynthia Stewart Robert Stone Pamela Stover William Stowers Pat St root man Roseann Sullivan Regina Sweeney Gwendolyn Sweigart William Tacchi Dean Temple Rachall Tennyson 170 Tfinstopfic omas Dana Thomas Scott Trczisc Michael Trofa Paul Truelt Gay ton Urbani Maureen Vail Thomas Vail Scott Van kirk Dora VanSicklc Anthony Vaul Lisa Vershinski Laura Vickers Kevin Vinson David Wagner Dennis Waldron Jean Wallace Donald Wallin Karen Walters F.dith Wanner Kevin Ward William Warren Deborah Weatherby Barbara Webb Robert Webb Scott Webb Bruce Wood Steve Wood Mary Jo Wresneski Ruth Wright Robert Wyant Patricia Young o Jane Zamonsky Scot Zang Michelle Zappa la Janet Zdun Michele Zuzek Joseph Zygmunt 171 SOPHOMORES The beginning of their first year at Sun Valley was not what the Sophomore Class had expected. They went for four months without the help and assistance of an advi- sor or officers. But with this problem finally solved, the Sophomores set out to make the best of what time they had left. They became involved in many activities including the making and planning of the Soph Hop. The Soph- omores can be proud of the way they were able to handle these unexpected difficulties and should have no trouble making their final years at Sun Valley successful. The Senior Class of 1979 would like to wish the Soph- omore Class much luck and success in their next two years at Sun Valley. SITTING: Robyn Aricrs. Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Christine Peterson. Vice-President; Dave Orlando, President. SECOND ROW: Jane Osowski, Historian: Leslie Miner. Secretary. Diane Agcnbroad Wendy Agostinclli Joseph Alampi Mark Anthony Janet Bcrkuta Julie Birkofcr Carol Bixlcr Brian Blonski Mark Belcher Glenn Bell Steve Bennington Deborah Berkhcimcr Laurie Bradson Joseph Bramble Daniel Brcno Beth Brode Lorraine Buffington Brian Buza David Burgess Richard Cage Carey Butt Mark Campanile Judith Button Holly Capotosto O .:• A Bonnie Ardes Scott Armstrong Anne Arnold Kimberly Arnott Robyn Artcrs Scott Ashton Wendy Atkins Louise Badamc Joseph Bail William Bailey Janice Barone Timothy Behan «I §1‘ 101010 pn Paula Bodden Leo Bogdenavage Ernest Bonacquisti Mark Borsari Kathleen Bovc Steven Bowden Denise Boyle Deborah Boznango Anne Broker Richard Bromley Holly Brown Randall Brush IP Karen Carey Robert Carre Kathleen Carroll Jeffrey Castagna Dcidra Cazort Sandra Chism Patricia Cisco Diane Clark Helene Clark Karen Clark Pamela Clark Tammy Coalson Cheryl Coleman Howard Coleman Kevin Collins Patricia Conrad 172 Gordon Cooper John Cooper Jennifer Counahan Laurie Covey Pamela Craig Penny Creighton Stephen Culp David Daugette Sharon Davies Raymond DcAncona R osema ric Della Polla Holly Dclozicr Angela Davidson Jeffrey Davidson Lisa Davidson Tara Davidson William DeMeglio Mark DeNight Debra DePrinzio Domcnic Desantis Cheryl DeVito Philip Devlin Joseph DiCamillo Gina DiCarlo Chester Diem Yolanda DiMario Donna DiSalvatore David DiScrafino Margaret DiVito Maria Dolbin Kenneth Donaldson John Don Ian Jill Driscoll Wayne Duffy Jeffrey Dugan Kathleen Elliott Carol Ellison Neal Ellixson Paul Elmer Marilyn Emerson Thomas Engberg Leroy English Nelson Erlam Martin Erie Roberta F.usdcn Linda Fabuian Tina Falcone James Fannon Glenn Faulkner Scott Ferguson Alberto Fernandez David Fernandez Karen Fields Timothy Figurelle Marjorie File Elizabeth Fine Ann Finn Patrick Finucane Lauren Firlein Catherine Fisher Thomas Fitzgerald Thomas Flanagan Denise Fooks Joanne Fooks Edward Ford William Forte Diane Frame Florence Frank Steve Fritzingcr Pamela Fulton Bernadette Gamble Robert Garrity Joseph Gasperetti Joseph Gaudioso Steven Gibson Susan Graham Shirley Green Mark Greenwalt Pat Gremmingcr William Grieco Darlene Griffin Jeff Griffith Michael Grogan Jodie Guarnere 173 Daniel Guy Dawn Hagerty Sherry llaislip Virginia Halvorscn David Hamilton Jeffrey liana wait Sheryl Hana wait Brian H armer Diane Hartman Keith Harvin James Hegarty David Henry William Harper Kenneth Harrar Dale Harris Thomas Harris Deborah Hcrbstcr Darlene Herd Sharon Hill Sandra Hippie Deborah Hodgkinson Edward Hoesch Kristan Holcombe Margaret Holcfclder Victor Holobowicz Gary Houston Sharon Hoyt John Huber Kathy Hunter Patricia Hurdle Joel lllingsworth Deborah Imburgia Anita Impagliazzo Judith Inge Bonnie Irvine Lynn Jackson Arthur Jcvnick Marie Johnson Daniel Johnston Patricia Jones Paul Jones Ronald Jones William Kane Andy Kahn Mark Keenan Donna Kccth Karen Kennedy Karen Keyscr Raymond Kimc Ann Kimmcrly Pascal Kinney Linda Kinslcr Richard Kirklow Joseph Kopeika Michael Korcjwo Laurcnc Kowal Janice Koziol Lynn Kuhlman Karen Kummercr Judith Kunstck Jacqueline Kurils Peter Kyriakos Diane Lanahan Patricia Lang Brian Lang ton Charles Lantz Dorcnc l.appin Paul Lawton Christopher Lee Barry Lee per Janice Lehr Catherine Leslie Adam Levin Edward Lewis Barbara Little Linda Lopresti William Lord Kevin Loynds Michael Lucy Susan Lutton 174 Mark Maffci Josephine Magnanti Tina Mahoney Melissa Ma let sky Donna Lyman William Mack David Mac Main l.ori Madison Rosemarie Maloney Renee Mancinelli Ernest Manna Linda Mara bella John Marencin Pa tricia Ma rina cci Paula Martin Greg Mascioli Michael Mathews Patricia McCain Marina Matt era Ronald McClitis Keith Matters Richard McClure Paul Mattes Jacqueline McCracken Richard Me El wee Antionette Me Minn John Meade Richard Mellina Sherri Mcrcadante Kathleen Mcrichko Karen Meyers Diane Micolucci Patricia Miles Lisa Miller Leslie Miner Joanne Mongiello Mary Middleton Joseph Miersky Cynthia Miles Mcrrcll Miles Mary Mortimer Cheryl Moyer Edward Murphy Glenn Neff John Moore David Moran David Morey Daniel Morrow William Netting Grace Nelson Jennifer Nemeth David Nolan Kenneth Novotni Thomas O'Connor Susan O'Keefe Michele O'Konski Christopher Olcnik Kevin Owsiany Moira O'Malley Annette Palita n 0 David Orlando Janice Papp I Jane Osowski Lisa Papp T v' 1 Brian Parker Richard Parsons Susan Paschali Nanette Paterson Steven Patterson Cheryl Patton Dawn Pearson Sherry Pedrys n f) • r t «i T) Patricia Pennewill Louis Perti Robert Perti Christine Peterson Richard Petit to Rosemarie Petrilli Angela Pexzuoli Bruce Pierce 175 Rita Pierce Kathleen Pietryka Diane Poirier Ronald Pollock Adam Procaccio Judith Prycc Linda Quesenberry Jeffrey Reese Dwayne Rhoads William Richter Susan Roberts David Rodgers Rocco Romeo Theresa Rosado Linda Roukc John Rudniski Barbara Rudolf Michael Ruggeri Charles Rush ton Carol Sadler Robert Sadler Camille Sa la lino David Salerno William Salerno Brian Sal lade Lorianne Salvato Lisa Samara John Sands Michele Sands Linda Saudarg Gary Saunders Linda Savage Ronald Savoy Jeffrey Sawyer David Schaffer Kenneth Schlolzhaucr James Schrefflcr Charles Schubcle Scott Schwa Im Kristopher Schwerin Laurie Scott Lisa Scott Dean Searfass Lori Sea sock John Sciv wright Jeanette Sexton Katherine Shoemaker Mary Sidoriak David Sikorsky Trade Sipple Robert Sisk Lori Smalley Sherri Smith Debra Snider Clinton Snyder Gregory Soltncr Richard Sommers Robert Sommers Dennis Speakman Nancy Spencer Lisa SpUdener Emil Sponga Melanie Stamm Joan Starkey Dawn Stevens 176 Carrie Stevenson Debbie Stevenson Ronald Stevenson John Steward Jeanette Stewart Lisa Stewart Steven Strawlcy Kara Strohl Barbara Suda Donald Suda Effic Sullivant Pete Sullivant Donna Summa Paul Sutton Christopher Sweeney Lynn Sweeney Wanda Tait Frederick Tasker Margaret Taylor Robert Taylor Barbara Temple Donna Thomas Ann Thunc Frank Townsend Dorothy Travaglini Marie Travaglini Barry Treas Susan Tucker Phillip Tuohey Nicholas Verratti Michele Vinson Ronald Viviani Frederick Wagner Marie Waldron Robert Wallace David Ward Brett Warren Catherine Warren Madelein Warren Kim Weaver £ Michael Webb Richard Webster Kelly Welsh Patricia West Warren Whitescl Janice Whittington Janice Wilgus David Williams Donald Williams Lynn Williams Christopher Williamson David Willox Michael Wilson Keith Wisham Lauren Wix Joanne Wright s Michael Wright Wendy Wyant Tammy Wyatt Keith Yocum Tom Zacher Mary Zang Eileen Zdun 177 ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kept on File. Photographs may be ordered. 178 179 Congra t ula tions To The Class Of 1979 SUN VALLEY BAND CHORAL ASSOCIA TION Lonna, Sue, Mark, And John Thanks For All Your Help And Support. Best Of Luck. We Salute The Flutes! THE BUCKWALTER FAMILY GARY, OLYMPIC TOOL MACHINE COMPANY 2100 Bridgewater Road Aston, Pa. 19014 494-1600 748-3110 180 ASTON TRA VEL AGENCY Free Reservations For Airlines, Steamships, Hotels, Tours. Village Green Shopping Center Aston, Pa. 494-2800 or 494-2801 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1979 AMERICAN RENDERING INC. Welcome Aboard Vacation Centers Bridgewater Road Aston, Del. Co., Pa. 19014 For All Your Travel Needs Sec The Travel Professionals No Charge For Any Type Reservation w mu u ST. JAMES PRE-SCHOOL ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 210 Concord Road Aston, Pa. 494-2752 FRANK J. BOOTH SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY Prom-Band-Team Photos 2805 Eldon Avenue 622-0698 Drexel Hill, Pa. 499-3361 PATRONS Annie, always a friend, Jannie. Friends, 111 never forget you. Hot Dogs, IPs Thursday. Good Luck “Cisco Kid”—Chuckic Mickey, Louie Loves You Mr. and Mrs. Victor Moretti Mr. and Mrs. George Metzger Diz, Guz, and Doz—Molson's Gina—Class of ’81 Everybody: IPs been fun, Janice. Mr. and Mrs. John Nemeth N.C.B.C. team “B” is number 1 Now get out of here! ASTON FLORIST 3-B East Dutton Mill Road Aston, Pennsylvania 19014 (215) 497-1433 182 Flowers By JOANNA DcANGELO Congratulations Anna, Love, Mom, Dad, Vic, And Max Good Luck Beth Love, Mom, Dad, Susan, Melanie, And Beau 223 Pennell Rd. Aston Twp. Call For Appointments 494-9824 REDKEN' ma ms KsmtcH dwsjok SCIENTIFIC HAIR CARE CENTER Good Luck Class Of ’79 Best Wishes From Mr. And Mrs. John J. Middleton And Family Brookhaven Optical Center 3402 Edgmont Ave. John Cassey Brookhaven, Pa. Scott Cassey Your money’s always available if you’ve got a checking account here. Because we give you an OPEN card. The key to using OPEN, our new 24-hour banking service. You can cash a check, make a deposit, and, if you qualify, even write yourself a loan. Anytime, 24 hours a day. Get your free OPEN card. You may need it one of these nights. Southeast National Bank Member F D I C BROOKHAVEN, 3611 Edgmont Avenue; GRANITE RUN MALL, Baltimore Pike; LANSDOWNE, Baltimore Runnemede Avenues; PAINTERS CROSSROAD, Route 202, North of Route 1; RIDLEY, 160 Morton Avenue 183 SEVEN SEAS AQUARIUM “Select” Tropical Fish Tanks And Accessories Exotic Birds-Small Animals Exotic Reptiles 3432 Edgemont Ave. Brookhavcn Shopping Center 876-1117 CENTENNIAL HOME CENTERS INC Glen Riddle, Pa. • Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-7 Closed Saturday EUGENE'S MENS HAIR STYLING Telephone IB Rosalie Lane 497-1788 Green Ridge, Aston 184 WALLS THINGS Decorating Center 3420 Pennell Road Aston, Pa. 19014 (215) 497-2280 ASTON SPORTING Jean Lee Doris Feaster GOODS We Supply Teams Of All Sports 249Vi Concord Rd. Aston. Pa. 19014 lr - Partners Phone Jim Fordc LEES CARD AND GIFT 494-6600 Frank Guzzo SHOPPE ' B'C Unique Gifts And Cards 223 M Pennell Road Aston. Pa. 19014 Phone 485-7733 c® Best Wishes From PHIL JIM'S Steaks-Hoagics 2905 Edgmont Ave. Parkside, Pa. (215) TR2-9472 Gus Guasperini TRADE-IN USED PAPERBACK BOOK STORE 223 Pennell Road Aston, Pa. Proprietor: Marcia K. Hutton ASTON GLASS COMPANY ft 0 w 185 ________ A CKNO WLEDGEMENTS We, the 1979 Spectrum Staff, have tried to create a yearbook which will allow us to remember our years spent at Sun Valley High School. However, we would have been unable to produce such a book without the assistance of many individuals. To Mrs. Marguerite MacDonald, who enabled us to start progressing toward our goal; to the secretaries, Mrs. Jean McBain, Mrs. Ruth Win- bourn, and Mrs. Ruth Rhoads, who were always there to lend a hand; to many seniors, who con- tributed a great deal even though they were not members of the Spectrum Staff; to Zamsky's Studios, who went out of their way to deliver pictures to us . . . in record time; to Mr. Charles Fitzgerald, who so graciously gave us the support we needed when our goal seemed unattainable; and finally, to Mr. William O'Brien ofJostcn’s American Yearbook Company, who willingly gave of his knowledge, guidance, and time — making it possible for us to complete this yearbook; to these, we gratefully extend our sincere gratitude. In these pages lie the memories of those things too special to be forgotten. We have tried to cap- ture the life that has been ours for the last three years—years filled with hardships as well as achievements. Now, as we reflect upon these times, we realize how we have grown together. Like the sun, we have progressed through our cycle— from dawn to dusk; from insecure sophomores to seniors ready to face new horizons. Obviously clouds have darkened our paths along the way, but when they eventually dissappeared, we could smile and truthfully say, “Here Comes The Sun! • V . _ . ■ - v.' ••• v it.: —C- •- ' • ' v-v , V , ’ % . v r • • • V % V .v • % V ' ' ' ' V . V V - V • . : - • • - V •: ;- : • ?v -•• • v-:.. • • . • V - c v W % • ' v v . - 'i . N -r' % • . • • • ■ ■ • ■ -. ■•.• - •. r . . V. . • . ; •, % y , '• • ? v S . - ' • .. • .' - f •. ‘ V . • . ■ ’ •; v Sv W N •

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