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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

OPENING OAT SEPTEMBER 9. 1981 s0uVENlRs SPECTRUM 1982 SUN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL ASTON. PENNSYLVANIA DEDICATION Mr. Edward Kozlowski Our past three years at Sun Val- ley have been filled with triumphs and failures. When we have suc- ceeded, as with our proms, the good feelings have pulled us through our bad times. One man has pulled us through those many ups and downs, Mr. Edward Koz- lowski, and for this reason, we, the Class of 1982, dedicate our year- book to him. He has been a true man for all seasons, and he has demonstrated this through his to- tal devotion to our class. He is solely responsible for unifying our class and making us into one of the best classes to ever come through Sun Valley High School. From last minute decorating for proms, to the long and involved Senior Variety Show, Mr. Koz- lowski has always been there as an advisor and friend. Thank you, “Koz”! We will always be grateful! APPRECIATION Miss Natalie Densmore Natalie Densmore, our guidance counselor, has done much to steer us towards graduation. Problems, great or small, are her daily menu. Did you ask for Psychology and get Wood Shop? Did the computer schedule you for Physics and 3-D Design at the same time? No prob- lem! Miss Densmore can straight- en crooked rosters. Are you torn between Bricklaying and Brain Surgery? No problem! Miss Dens- more can define your options. Have you received scholarship of- fers from Harvard and “Hacken- sack Tech”? Still, no problem! Miss Densmore to the rescue. Whether for hectic schedule changes, career information, or college guidance, her door has al- ways been open to us. Thank you, Miss Densmore. Mr. Robert Moran A teacher whom we have all really appreciated through our years here at Sun Valley has been Mr. Robert Moran. Many have known him through his science classes, Honor Society, the Beatles Assembly, Monty Pythons, or just as a friend. He has been dedicated to making life here more reward- ing, more interesting, more bear- able, and more enjoyable. He has always stressed having people work together and having fun. He likes to see students enjoying school and believes the best way for them to do this is to get in- volved in extracurricular activi- ties. This explains his reasoning for sponsoring so many of these activities. His warm, friendly na- ture makes everyone feel willing to discuss any problem with him. We would like to thank this fine man for all he has done for us. Mrs. Elizabeth Irons The services of Mrs. Elizabeth Irons are greatly appreciated by all. She has been here at Sun Val- ley for many years. Throughout these years she has administered to both the physical and emotion- al health of many students. Be- cause of this, she has become a valuable asset to those who at- tended this institution. Her good sense of humor and her caring attitude have won her the respect and friendship of both students and faculty alike. Mrs. Irons is a warm, friendly, thought- ful and perceptive individual. Her great understanding of people has contributed in making her an ex- cellent nurse. She gives a great deal of herself to the students and faculty at “the Valley” each day; and although not many take the time to say thank you, her services are appreciated by all. Mr. Richard P. Miller When we think of people we have appreciated knowing and working with here at Sun Valley, we cannot fail to include Mr. Richard P. Miller. He, along with Mr. Bolyard, has been an assistant principal for our three years as students here. He also works at co- ordinating the Health Physical Education program. Although we have known him when he acts in his role as a disciplinarian, we have also known him to be a ter- rific person. He takes a personal interest in our class and supports us in many activities. He also takes a personal interest in each individual student at Sun Valley, and is willing to help them in any way possible. We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank him for all his services. 5 THE TYPICAL DAY IN THE LIFE Minute By Minute As we rise each morning, the day’s events flash through our minds. We smile thinking of that special guy or girl we hope realizes our uniqueness, and shudder thinking about the exam for which we didn’t have time to study. Catching the bus on time seems like a monumental achievement, only to cringe when fighting the bump entering the parking lot. We greet our aquaintances in the hall- way and scream to our closest friend the latest piece of gossip. Those hours apart seem likes weeks when news is spreading. Visiting our uniform lockers, we collect the books, pencils, pens, and munchies necessary to get us through the long morning hours. We listen to the announcement girls reel off the latest sports re- sults, student achievements, and most attentively for those stu- dents summoned to the audito- rium. The bell sounds, beginning our day of books, notetaking, study halls, and of course, gym class. Gym has always been some- thing either loved or hated. Dur- ing the balmy spring days, shorts and a t-shirt were inviting; howev- er, those chilling fall days forced questioning of the system. As the day passes, anticipation for lunch grows. “What’s for lunch?” is re- peated in hallways and classrooms alike. Lunch, a time for talking and relaxing between classes, is also the time for satisfying those midday hunger pains. As the 2:15 bell nears, we watch each move- ment of the clock. Although classes have finished, athletes be- gin practicing, committees begin meeting; but, for those who are riding the bus home—a sigh. Homework awaits, as does a night’s sleep. We awaken to repeat the cycle once again. Through the regularity, we remember our ups, downs, fears, and joys of those not-so-typical days as a Sun Val- ley student. 6 SOPHOMORE YEAR A New Beginning Thinking back on our sophomore year, we should smile and giggle; for there are several engravings on our minds and souls. Our first day at Sun Valley was filled with nerves and instabilities; nevertheless, the excitement shone through. A new place, new friends to make, and new activities to involve ourselves in. all created an irresis- table pride of actually attending high school! This year left not only our child- hood years behind, but simultaneously started a new decade, a new' start, and a new life-style. Karly in the year, most set goals, whether they be for exceptional grades or outstanding athletic perfor- mances. This year was unique as our prin- cipal, Mr. Charles Fitzgerald left, and Dr. A. Robert Cenname assumed his position. This transition promoted and shaped the year, from the bonfire warming our hearts the night proceeding the Thanksgiving Day football game, through our Soph Hop. The band captured the Atlantic Coast Championship in Group II. starting their wave of future success. The wrestling team also earned a championship as the Del Val Champions in 1980. Conforming to the Sun Valley example, the IS A Hockey Team threw the nation into a frenzy, stealing the gold from a stunned USSR team. Economi- cally. the price of gold started its journey toward exorbitancy. Statewide, gas became scarce, resulting in rationing and lines ex- ceeding credibility. In all his splendor. Pope John Paul II visited the “City of Brotherly Love.” But this joy faded as the l .S. Embassy fell to fanatical Iranian stu- dents who terrorized the nation exceeding a year. In Hollywood, there were raised eyebrows as the production of highly charged films such as The Deer Hunter stunned many organizations. Sci-Fi swept the moviegoers of the country with the continued success of Star liars. These highlights of our sophomore year supplied the stimulus to improve with each semes- ter and relish every moment. It truly was a new beginning! One Step Closer Finding ourselves at the crux of our high school days, we felt part of the action. Si- multaneously. we were constantly remind- ed that we must plan for the future, al- though it seemed so far away. This re- quired visiting college representatives in the career center, choosing an occupation, and taking the SAT’s. Yet another obstacle to happiness remained—driver’s ed. How- ever tedious were those forty-five minute sessions, they supported us as we bid for a license. The success of our prom resulted from hours of rigorous, yet enjoyable, work. The days early hours found the com- mittee still decorating diligently. The foot- ball team discovered success as well by capturing the Del Val AAA Champ- ionship. The band enjoyed an At- lantic Coast Championship in Group III, continuing their trail of triumph. Philadel- phia became the “City of Champions” as the Phillies threw the city into baseball hysteria with their World Series Victory. The Eagles soared high in 1980, rewarding their loyal fans with a trip to New Orleans and Super Bowl XV. During Mr. Reagan’s inaugural festivities, President Carter suc- ceeded in compromising with the Iranian captors. This affected most American citi- zens. accounting for a unity foreign to America since the pre-Vietnam era. Wak- ing from dormancy Mt. St. Helens erupted, drawing geologists from across the country to the foot of this natural wonder. Howev- er, weighting America’s excitement, the tragedy of a New York City murder over- came the world’s emotions. Former Beatle and peace activist John Lennon suffered fatal gunshot wounds, resulting in univer- sal grief and turmoil. Obsessions, such as horror films, the Rubik’s Cube, General Hospital, soccer, and Cable TV entertained us throughout the school year. But none was so great as to overshadow Dallas. “Who shot J. R.?”, entangled the thoughts of over ten million Americans, shattering all previous television rating records. Stu- dents sought consolation following the dis- bandment of Led Zeppelin; plus the real- ization that they were overwrought with senioritis, and not yet seniors! Our junior year fulfilled and prepared us in a manner deserving commendation. We gained ex- perience and grew, bringing us one step closer. 10 J-yXJy. CONTENTS: Administration ....................18 Principals ....................... 19 Guidance Secretaries ..............20 Library 21 English ...........................22 Social Studies ....................24 Science ...........................26 Mathematics .......................28 Foreign Lang. Learning Center 29 Business Education 30 Fine Arts ........................ 32 Physical Education ............... 33 Industrial Arts .................. 34 Home Economics ................... 35 Vo-Tech .......................... 36 Work Experience .................. 37 ROTC Services .................... 38 Cooks Custodians ..................39 ADMINISTRATION DR. JOHN M. CIPOLLINI, Ph. D. 2 years Superintendent Deciding what will most benefit our community faces Penn Delco adminis- trators each day. Superintendent Dr. John Cipollini along with the school board members prudently guide our tax dollars into worthwhile programming and budgeting. They resolve major community issues, while simultaneous- ly listening to our student “disgrun- tles.” SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE: I sincerely hope that your educational experience in the Penn Delco School System has provided you with a foundation from which to begin the next important step in your life. Whether you choose to continue your formal education, directly engage in gainful employ- ment, or some other productive option, I wish you well in your endeavors. I’m sure you know that the world we face is quite complex in its economic, political, and social structure. There are no easy solutions to its many problems, but we must believe that they can be solved through understanding, intelligent thinking, cooperation, hard work, perseverance, and faith. I encourage each of you to strive toward personal goals that are both self-fulfilling and considerate of future generations. Sincerely, Dr. John M. Cipollini ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Arthur C. Kretz, Theodore F. Cramer, Kenneth L. Michael. PENN DELCO SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Edward J. Carney, George Fritzinger (v. pres.), A. Lewis Boughner, Barbara Mastronardo, Bette Senkowsky (sec.), Stephen B. King (pres.), Lawrence Pierdomenico, Harold Baker, Philip Gaughens. 18 PRINCIPALS i PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE: Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1982! Although your years at Sun Valley High School are ending, your dreams for the future stretch out before you. I sincerely wish you success in what- ever career you pursue, and hope that your years at Sun Valley have provided you with a good foundation on which to build your future. Please accept my sincere thanks for your many contributions to our school. Your participation in our extracurricular programs and the success of these activities is a tribute to your devotion. More importantly, your diploma represents your willingness to work dili- gently to meet the requirements set for graduation. The attainment of this goal is a tribute to you and your family. The Sun Valley faculty joins me in wishing each member of the Class of 1982 a future filled with peace, good health, happiness, and prosperity. Sincerely, Dr. A. Robert Cenname DR. A. ROBERT CENNAME, Ph.d Ed. 13 years RICHARD P. MILLER, M.A. 20 years Phys. Ed. Coordinator The Three Men Who Dared’’ capsulizes the efforts of our principals supervising 1200 students. It requires patience, guid- ance. patience, discipline, patience, care, patience, knowledge, and more patience! Dr. Cenname distributes his personal at- tention freely with only helpful aspira- tions. All command a tremendous degree of respect, nonetheless, touching the individ- ual. Vice-principals, Mr. Miller and Mr. Bolyard, deal with tedious scheduling, law enforcement, and numerous other unptea- surables. However, greatly unnoticed are the infinite favors, warmth, and care. Thanks gentlemen! KENNETH P. BOLYARD, M.A. 13 years Business Ed. Coordinator 19 GUIDANCE NATALIE L. DENSMORE, M.S. 15 years ROBERT A. DIEHL, M.A. 14 years JOHN LASZEK, M.A. 19 years Conferences, SAT’s, applica- tions, transcripts, and schedule changes—they did it all! Our guid- ance counselors worked diligently to prepare us for graduation. From arranging college representatives for the career center to keeping track of our course credits, they have helped us to plan for the fu- ture. Through their efforts, we have enjoyed three successful years. What would we have done with- out our three secretaries, Mrs. Winbourn, Mrs. Rhoads, and Mrs. MacBain! They plowed through paperwork, answered phones, and kept our school running smoothly. They have our deepest thanks! CAROLINE V. FEDENA, M.Ed. 7 years MURIEL T. SCHULTZ 17 years SECRETARIES JEAN D. MACBAIN 11 years RUTH B. RHOADS 18 years RUTH D. WINBOURN 20 years LIBRARY Did you ever wonder if there was one place in our noisy school to study? One place did exist—our library! Through the efforts of Mr. Cummiskey and his helpers, our library was a place to accomplish something. Though we com- plained about the selection of books, Mr. Cummiskey and his secretaries made it an organized place to study. And of course, Mr. Cummiskey did us many favors, including helping us with research and letting us slide on book fines. We will always remember the times spend in the library! EDWARD L. CUMMISKEY, M.S.L.S. 20 years VIRGINIA T. STEELE 12 years RUTH A. FLEISCHUT 6 years ENGLISH WILLIAM FOX III, A.B. 23 years VICTORIA A. MAGRO- CROUL, M.A. 9 years PATRICIA D. MULDOON, M.A. 22 years C. ROBERT HOFHEINZ, M.A. 10 years Our English department has transformed us from illiterate people to knowledgeable stu- dents in just three years! In American Lit, we explored Twain, Hawthorne, Poe, and the short story. In English Lit, we concentrated on Emerson, Thoreau, and their ethereal philosophies. Remember those embarrassing speeches in Re- search Seminar and Speech! In Honors English, we had three years of papers and novels. Re- member our philosophers- —Plato and Sophocles, and speaking a new language after Cat’s Cradle? Grammar, voca- bulary—it seemed endless! But it all contributed to making us well-rounded adults. . k HARRISON C. HAMLIN, M.Ed. 16 years TONYA H. HUTCHINSON, M.A. 6 years English Coordinator CHARLES A. GRASSANO, M.Ed. 14 years VOLTAIRE FPaST Plato Poe DuXens svwespeape TOLSToy . MELVILLE JOSEPH J. GIAMPALMI, M.Ed. 16 years JOAN C. SKIVO, B.A. 12 years STEPHEN M. W1LCHENSKY, M.A. 13 years 23 SOCIAL STUDIES RICHARD C. BARRACLOUGH, B.S. 21 years DONALD J. KONEGAN, M.Ed. 20 years WILLIAM C. LYNCH, M.A. 18 years ALLEN B. BREWSTER, B.A. 14 years Many of us have often pondered the value of studying our nations past. We have wondered what bearing the past has had on the present. Our Social Studies de- partment has answered this ques- tion, and taught us much in the process. We students now realize that the past is important, as a sort of reflection of today; it helps us to see where we have been and where we are going. Not only have we studied the roots of our own nation, as well as those of others, but our teachers have presented us with objective explanations, al- lowing us to form our own view- points. In addition, we have had the opportunity to think of solu- tions for existing world problems. HOWARD S. BROUDA, M.A. 10 years X. ROBERT L. COLLIER, M.A. 20 years ANTHONY F. DILUCIDO, B.S. 18 years ANDREA M. ERICKSON, M.Ed. 19 years Social Studies Coordinator 25 2f JAMES A. ELMER, M.S. 21 years GARY D. KAMIN, M.A. 10 years FRANCIS T. KANIA, B.S. 16 years JOHN S. RUTH, M.Ed. 22 years Science Coordinator MICHAEL A. LASHENDOCK, B.S. 18 years From Earth and Space to Chemistry to Physics to Advanced Biology, our Science Department offers students a wide range of choices for every interest. Want to learn about the earth, the planets, or the atmosphere? Earth and Space is your subject! Where else can one find out why it rains or how hot the sun really is? Is con- cocting mysterious substances your bag? Then Chemistry is for you! Who could forget those strange smells floating down the halls from the Chemistry rooms? SHIRLEY L. MC HUGH, B.A. 10 years JOSEPH KRAMER, M.S. 17 years STANLEY R. WASILEWSKI, M.S. 13 years 27 MATHEMATICS HENRY A. FIELD, M.S. 16 years Mathematics Coordinator JOSEPH W. OWSLEY, M.Ed. 10 years EDWARD T. KOZLOWSKI, B.S. 3 years WILLIAM A. RAU, B.S. 15 years RONALD J. WITHELDER, M.Ed. 10 years Can you form the equation of a line? Is this a parabola or a hyper- bola? What is the quadratic for- mula? In our math classes, our teachers have answered these and many more puzzling and intrigu- ing questions about the endless world of numbers. Somehow, they have been able to explain to us problems and questions which, at one time, were absolutely impossi- ble! They have shown us how sen- sible and logical math really is. Not to say we students don’t still get hopelessly lost and confused, but our Math department has tried to lessen this problem and has aided us greatly in our com- prehension of mathematics. WILLIAM G. MOTTER, B.S. 23 years BARRY C. WILSON, M.Ed. 4 years WILLIAM N. ZAK, M.Ed. 5 years FOREIGN LANGUAGE LINDA A. HAINES, M.Ed. 12 years Foreign Language Coordinator JULIE T. NORTHRUP, M.Ed. 3 years B.A. 5 years Thanks to the Foreign Lan- guage department a large number of students have not only learned how to speak French or Spanish but have also been able to exper- ience some of the cultures that make those countries so interest- BARTLEY P. CONCANNON, M.Ed. 15 years ing. How can we forget the French Food Days or the Spanish class trips to see exotic Flamenco danc- ers and exciting plays. These were the things that made Foreign Lan- guage a very popular subject. LEARNING CENTER Sun Valley’s Learning Center has done much to assist those stu- dents who encounter difficulties with the stiff challenges of school life. Learning requires many basic skills, and our Learning Center has helped numerous students to sharpen these skills and to fulfill their potential scholastically. Stu- JOHN T. MC DERMOTT, B.S. 2 years dents work at their own pace and receive the individual instruction that is vital to their education. For many students, these special in- structors have played an indispen- sable role. We thank them for their assistance and understand- ing. SUSAN A. NORCINI, M.Ed. 1 year BUSINESS EDUCATION WILLIAM A. BENEDICT, M.Ed. 19 years PHILOMENA M. ROSICA, M.A. 8 years HOWARD R. RUOFF, M.A. 11 years JAMES A. COLLIER, B.S. 16 years Our Business Education depart- ment has prepared us with a great start in the competitive business world. In Accounting, we deter- mined credits, payrolls, and part- nerships. We suffered through “stereotronics” projects in Ac- counting I, and survived the “Wade and Nash” project in II. We learned every facet of gram- mar in Business English, until we hated prepositions, adverbs, and gerunds! We endured endless Business Math classes, but finally realized that it was more than mere addition and subtraction! In Typing I, we labored over manual typewriters, to discover that when we finally got to use electric in II and III, we were expected to type twice as fast! Yes, the road to busi- ness success was a rocky one, but our teachers made it much smoother. JAN L. DUNCAN, M.Ed. 12 years 30 CAROLYN M. SOROKA, M.A. 12 years PAUL R. STYER, M.A. 18 years JOHN F. HAINES, M.Ed. 12 years MARJORIE F. HAMILTON, B.S. 14 years JAMES V. ROMANO, M.Ed. 11 years FINE ARTS CORINNE L. GARLAND, M.Ed. 16 years Art Coordinator Our Music department retained their championship level at the Christmas Concert on December 22. With songs such as “Sounds of Christmas” and “Christmas Music for Winds,” they provided an en- tertaining evening, as they did at our Spring Concert. The Art De- partment created many great por- jects, and also got involved in oth- er things, such as mini-poster con- test and a contest in Harrisburg. And who could forget those “stained glass” creations gracing our windows at Christmas? As one can see, the Fine Arts department made many worthwhile contribu- tions to Sun Valley. MARGUERITE D. MACDONALD, B.A. 15 years JOSEPH P. DE AUGUSTINE, B.S. 22 years LYNN H. STAUFFER, B.S. Music Coordinator 14 years PHYSICAL EDUCATION GAIL Y. BROWN, B.S. 17 years PRESTON CHAMBERS, M.Ed. 13 years Jumping jacks, toe touches, vol- leyball drills, the 12-minute run .. . Sound familiar? Those are all the things that every Sun Vallian must go through for their exis- tence at the Valley. Admittedly, most of us have always thought about gym in the negative sense. “I hate field hockey,” or “Look what the wind does to my hair!” are a few of the more popular sayings in gym class. However, we were lucky here because our gym teachers made an honest effort to take the drudgery out of gym and put the fun back in and the popu- lar consensus was that they did. JOSEPH CORABI, M.Ed. 8 years ROBERT J. FITHIAN, M.S. 14 years Faculty Manager WILLIAM F. PETRELLIS, B.S. 10 years INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHILIP F. VOSHELL, SR., DANA C. MESSICK, B.S. M.S. 10 years 13 years Industrial Arts Coordinator JOSEPH G. LALLI, M.S. 17 years The roar of a car engine, the whirr of saws, the bang of ham- mers, the clash of tools, the linger- ing smell of fresh sawdust—just a few of the intriguing sights and sounds of our industrial arts classes. These classes provide an opportunity for us to work with our hands and minds, rather than just with our minds. Instead of be- ing tied to a desk, taking notes, reading, writing, and taxing our brains, we have a chance to create with our minds and fulfill with our hands through the construc- tion of a finished, beautiful prod- uct. HOME ECONOMICS GERALDINE D. LONG, M.S. GENEVIEVE V. RITZMAN, 21 years M.S. Home Economics Coordinator 11 years JESSICA M. ROSENBERG, B.S. 4 years Our Home Economics depart- ment helped us deal with a vital side of our futures — the domestic aspect, marriage, cooking, sewing — everything! Our Marriage and Parenting course taught us to be good parents and spouses, learn- ing to deal with married life and children. In Creative Cooking, we learned the basics of good cooking, while having lots of fun and satis- fying our munchies. Remember the demonstrations and different dishes: preserves, pies, turkey and stuffing, biscuits, and even food from different countries. Finally, Needlecraft was the ultimate course in creating with our hands. Decorative wall-hangings, cro- cheting and knitting were all im- portant to our course. With the help of Mrs. Long, Mrs. Ritzman, and Mrs. Rosenberg, we have learned the skills to lead a domes- tically productive life. 35 VO TECH 36 WORK EXPERIENCE 37 36 ROTC JOHN R. LACEY, U.S.M.C. 6 years Shaping Sun Valley’s students into young adults, Sergeant Lacey and Colonel Turner prepare many for life's rigors. Their military orientation involves learning respect, depend- ability, mental acuity, social attainment, and discipline. Those students choosing civilian existence find skill in dealing with life's peaks and valleys. Entering America’s armed forces are soldiers professionally trained by these dedicated men. SER VICES TERRY N. TURNER, B.S. 5 years JOHN G. WALICHUCK, M.D. School Physician ELIZABETH P. IRONS, B.S. 23 years Special services provided to students originate from special individuals. Atten- dance secretary Mrs. Boyer collects absen- tee cards daily. Mr. Winter molds eager young drivers into skilled motorists. Mrs. DIANE E. BOYER 3 years Irons faithfully cures the ailing, while sponsoring Future Nurses' Club. Lastly. Dr. Walichuck confirms the health of our athletes. Each contributes a piece to the puzzle we call Sun Valley.” ARTHUR WINTER 6 years COOKS AND CUSTODIANS STANDING (L to K): Pat Sacco, Marie Scambia, Ellen Clark, Angie Mertz, Gladys Merrill, Carmella Iacona, Theresa Reeder, Martha Frapelli. MISSING: Barbara Wells. Numerous cooks and custodians create a pleasant atmosphere at Sun Valley. This helps to cushion the sometimes uncomfortable transitions experienced by high school teens. Students depend on them simply to get through the day. Their dedication is truly re- markable and noteworthy, conse- quently, deserving recognition. Thanks applies for the hard work of these caring individuals. 39 mm SOPH HOP With all of the new experiences we were confronted with in our Sophomore year, the one event that brought the biggest sense of accomplishment took place on March 22, 1980—our Soph Hop. The diligent Soph Hop committee worked long and hard for the big night. Everything from stars to moons to sparkling raindrops fell magically into place, and, in no time at all, the transformation from a cafeteria to a starry won- derland took place. With the theme of “Midnight Magic,” the couples spent the evening in the heavens. MIDNIGHT JUNIOR PROM Nights In White Satin Looking back on it, a lot of us might have called it “the night that almost wasn’t.” However, the long months and hard hours of work (right up until 5:00 PM on prom night) were well worth our efforts. The night was April 25, 1981 and at 8:00 PM, the 212 cou- ples entered our medieval para- dise. Our theme was “Nights in White Satin” and our evening was spent in a castle setting. As each couple entered into our kingdom through our custom-made draw- bridge, their eyes were treated to the beautiful sights of the tapes- tries that included pictures of dragons, horses, knights in shining armor, and ladies-in-waiting. The music was supplied by one of the top bands in our area, the “Num- bers”, and their great sounds made our Junior Prom even more enjoyable. A special thanks went to Mr. Kozlowski and the prom committee for all their hard work that went towards making our Ju- nior Prom one of the greatest in Sun Valley’s history. HOMECOMING The stage was set! It was October 30, 1981, a cold, crisp, clear Friday night. The game against Nether Providence was engrossing but the entire crowd was tense, waiting for the announcement. Halftime finally came. The band lined up on the side line quietly. The an- nouncer, Gerri Kuehn, read each girl’s list of credentials. Then the big mo- ment-everyone nervous and hopeful. The verdict- our homecoming queen for 1981 was Nicole Emmi! The band went wild on the other side, cheering for their feature twirler. Nicole’s escort was Paul Mattes, and the rest of the court was as follows: Tricia Larkin, escort- Bob Kostes; Sue Soscia escort- Pat Wel- lorok; Cindy Bocella, escort- Ken No- votni; Bernadette Haday, escort- Nick Davey; and Denise Nyce, with her es- cort -Dave Lanciano. Even though there was only one winner, all girls were worthy, beautiful candidates. STANDING (L to R): Sue Soscia. Bernadette Haday. Nicole Rromi, Trish Larkin, Denise Nyce, Cindy Boccella. MISS CHI Ready, willing, and able were 1981’s crop of Chichester lovelings. Their beauty surpassed credibility as our gym became a runway for the annual Miss Chi Pageant. Six brave football players banded together and collected money to be put towards Christmas baskets benefiting the area’s less fortunate. The contestants varied in approach and style. Ralph LaSpina, alias Mathilda the Hon, wowed the crowd and escort Chris Savage with an arm tattooed “Chris.” Bill Hovis, alias Wihlomena Borkey, surprised escort Jeff Miller by parading in a revealing and shapely minidress. Breathtaking Derek Hutch- inson, alias Roxanne Dunn, stunned ev- eryone as she, escorted by Kurt Nee- dles, turned more heads than Bo Derek in “10.” Charmer Drew Kriebel, alias Andrea Singley, left escort Bill Morey awestruck with her designer shower cap. Luscious Kevin Mertz; alias Dan- ielle Kennard, captivated escort Don Morgan with a little leg and dainty hik- ing boots. Last, yet certainly not least, The Future Miss Chi 1981 . .. Joe Zap- pala, alias Josephine Fanelli, stole the judges’ hearts modeling her coordinat- ed white patent leather handbag and shoes. Ms. Fanelli, accompanied by Chuck Laughlin, graced Sun Valley stu- dents by gliding around the gym follow- ing her dubbing by M.C. Chris Berge- man. Receiving a sash, crown, cape, and weed assortment, she waved graciously and thanked those who made this hon- or possible. CHRISTMAS BALL The annual Christmas Ball was again a huge success. With the theme of Winter Wonderland and music by Sun Valley’s own “Sanc- tuary,” the seventy-five couples in attendance danced in the snowy wonderland that was once our cafeteria. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1981 Christmas Ball Queen - Ber- nadette Haday, and her court: Jeane Naef, Mitzy St. Clair, Jeanne Bonacquisti, Doreen Bee- cher, Kathy McKniff, and Christy Farris. Many thanks go to Mr. Giampalmi and the Christmas Ball committee who made the night such a memorable night for all. _____ Do You Remember When . . . -you first walked into Sun Valley? -you were a scared little sophomore? -you were a sophomore counting down the days until graduation? -you took your first Chemistry test? -decorating for the Junior Prom went until 6:00 p.m. on the day of the prom? -we had a drama club? -you had to go outside in the freezing cold weather for gym? -the school had no heat for three days but we still came? -Mr. Fithian had his 100th win? -you could talk during student unions? -Mr. Kramer sang Mickey Mouse infront of the class? -the band was allowed to have a band fair? -the pep rallys were really rowdie? -carnation day turned into rose day? -Lunches were 50 t? -the band won Atlantic Coast Champions again and again and again! -Miss Magro said she would never get married? -kissing in the halls wasn’t a major felony? -lunches were good? No, neither can I! -we had grass on the soccer field? -Miss Densmore gave all her speeches? -the Rolling Stones rocked Philadelphia? -the hostages were finally released? -selling M M’s was legal? -the Beatles performed in our auditorium? -you were a Mottern Mathlete? -“Captain” roamed the halls and sniffed out lockers? -you finally graduated? 52 V SENIOR OFFICERS President: Jeff Miller Vice President: Denise Nyce Looks Like We Made It Waiting so long for this time in our lives, we could almost sit back and watch the days become weeks and the weeks become months. As the moun- tain peak grew closer, our senioritis grew in intensity. We realized that this was it; no encore, no repeat performances. If we didn’t make the present live now, we never would. The art of “taking it easy,” while involving ourselves in as many activities as possible, seemed a breeze to master. Our portraits returned, and despite the complaints and retakes, everyone enjoyed ex- changing photos. If that weren’t enough, measuring for caps and gowns, as well as ordering announcements, edged us closer to independence. The rush began as students re-took their SAT’s, filled out applications, rushed in processing, and waited. (Oh, how we waited!) The colleges to which we applied needed visitation, mostly on school time. The changes in the Valley were few, consisting of the arrival of parking permits and the transformation of our soccer field into a Superdome. Our days off also suffered alteration, in that April’s Spring Break became Janu- ary’s Energy Saving Days. The social occasions that year seemed to be “ours”; ours to organize, ours to decorate, ours to attend. The Christmas Ball of 1981 was indeed a senior success story. The Variety Show organization began in December for the May premiere. Many hours of practice, hard work and dedication seemed all worth it, as the curtain fell and the celebrating began. Miss Chi 1981, Joe Zappala, dubbed the day before Thanksgiving, brought smiles to our faces, as well as thanks from the needy families to whom the proceeds went. We also eagerly awaited the Prom at the Hotel Du Pont, an affair worth remembering. Success reigned as the band repeated, for the third consecutive year, the Atlantic Coast Championship in Group III. In sports, soccer captain Dave Thompson broke all SV records for most goals scored in a season. All-Delco Derek Hutchinson lead the Vanguards to a respectable football season and a Thanksgiving Day victory. Sun Valley’s seniors lent their hearts to those in Philadelphia School District, as the longest strike in history consumed their year. Another strike ruined many people’s dreams, as the Major League Baseball Players Associ- ation carried their strike beyond credibility. Scores of SV students rocked as the Rolling Stones began their U.S. tour in Philadelphia. Graduation was our final impression of the Valley, and with fear, tears, joy and hope, we faced the future. Remeniscing encourages a sea of memories, all of the days when we thought “we’d made it,” only to face yet another mountain to climb, again finding a new beginning.” Not pictured: Historian: Patty Me Garvey Advisor: Mr. Kozlowski Secretary: Gerri Kuehn Treasurer: Mitzy St. Clair WHO’S WHO Tony Kushner- Tony is a talented member of our class, active in Year- book (Art and Layout Editor) and Honor Society. His hobbies are read- ing, drawing, and listening to British new wave. Reserved yet unconven- tional-Tony plans a career in avant- garde design at Drexel. Caroline Krauss-Caroline is a busy girl, belonging to Honor Society, Yrbk. (Sports Editor), Variety Show MC., and doing the morning an- nouncements. Her hobbies are watching Eagles and Flyers, clothes, theatre, and rock music. She descri- bes herself as a “balanced” person. Bernadette Haday- Bernadette’s spirited and enthusiastic personality add much to our cheerleading squad and Wrestlerettes. Bern’s hobbies are cheerleading, dancing and rock music, like Journey, and she plans to major in Computer Science at West Chester. Michael Middleton- Mike’s talents were numerous, such as Cross-Coun- try Track, and Yearbook, as Photog- raphy Editor. Photography is also Mike’s hobby, along with rock music such as Styx or Pat Benatar. This dependable guy plans to major in computer science at Bloomsburg. Jeff Miller- An unmistakable lead- er, Jeff was captain of the wrestling team, Class President, and a Variety Show MC. His hobbies include sports, and rock music, like Journey and Rush. A friendly, outgoing guy, Jeff plans to major in electrical engi- neering at college. Linda Purfield- Linda seems to be 1 in all she does. First in our class. Secretary of Honor Society, captain of Scott’s Hi-Q, and Managing Edi- tor of Yearbook, Linda likes all mu- sic and describes herself as “differ- ent.” She plans to be an engineer or Neurologist. Denise Nyce- Denise is one of our most active students, participating in Honor Society, Variety Show MC., Student Senate, (President), and be- ing class Vice-President. Her hobbies are the beach and dancing, and this spirited girl’s plans include the Uni- versity of Delaware for math. Ray Cavanaugh- Ray is an active student participating in Soccer and Honor Society for three years, and as a Variety Show MC. He is a high ranked student whose hobbies are sports and rock music, like Journey. His future lies in engineering. Kerry Ross- An “all around nice guy,” Kerry is very musically in- clinded, with activities like Band, Stage Band, and Musicale, and hob- bies like the base-guitar and trum- pet. Kerry likes rock music and plans to attend Penn State for engineering. Trisha Woitas- A “crazy” and “or- ganized” person, Trisha’s activities include Yearbook (Senior Editor), Honor Society (Vice-Pres.), and Track. Her hobbies include reading, swimming, dancing and all music, and her future lies in an exciting ca- reer in the Travel Industry, with training at Southeastern Academy. Larissa Okumura- Larissa is that friendly, helpful girl seen everyday in our Nurse’s Office. Her activities include Future Nurses Club, Honor Society, Tennis, and Yearbook. Lar- issa likes all music and plans a career in nursing at West Chester. Fran Savage- Fran’s a friendly, athletic guy whose activities are Football, Track and Basketball, His hobbies are hunting and fishing. Fran likes rock music and plans to study Computer Science at Widener. 55 Kathy Webb- Kathy is a true leader, completing her three years in Band and Honor Soci- ety as Drum Major and Presi- dent, respectively. Her hobbies are music, like Stevie Nicks, and reading. Her class rank of second earned a scholarship to Temple for physical therapy. Lisa Chanitz- Lisa is a very out-going girl, whose clubs in- clude Band, Interact, Yearbook, Newspaper, and Variety Show. Her hobbies include skiing, rock music, reading and piano. She plans a major in physical therapy at West Virginia. Dave Lamb- A musical per- son, Dave is a three year Band and Variety Show participant. His hobbies are rock music, like the Ramones, and his rock band, “Lynx.” He’s a “zany” guy planning to major in music at West Chester. Chris Bergeman- Enthusias- tic and friendly, Chris is a three-year Soccer and Track member who also participated in Close-up and Variety Show. His hobbies are sports and rock music, like Genesis, and he has plans for college. Jane Davidson- Jane, a two year member of the pom squad and Yearbook (Copy Editor), was also involved in Honor So- ciety. Her hobbies are music, like Van Halen and the Cars, art and and dancing. She plans to major in communications at Bloomsburg. Nicole Emmi- Nicole was our attractive, quiet Homecoming Queen, whose other activities include Honor Society and Band (Feature Twirler). Her hobby is Baton twirling, and she likes all music, especially Bruce Springsteen. She plans to attend the Unversity of Dela- ware for business administra- tion. John Moore- John is a ma- ture, responsible student whose clubs range from Band to Year- book (Editor-in-Chief), to Hon- or Society. His hobbies, besides reading and tennis, and future plans are the same-music. John describes himself as an “opti- mistic, aggressive” person. Gerri Kuehn- Cheerful, easy- going Gerri was Secretary of our class for two years, and a mem- ber of Student Senate. Gerri loves the beach, playing tennis, her job waitressing, and rock music. She plans to attent Chester County Hospital for nursing. Jeane Naef- A multi-talented person, Jeane belonged to Hon- or Society, Yearbook, and the Christmas Ball courts. Her hob- bies include the piano, dancing and all types of music. Plan- ning chemical engineering at Villanova, Jeane describes her- self as “someone who enjoys meeting people.” Greg Burns- Greg, a top- ranked and three-year wrestler, also participated in Honor Soci- ety and Senator Bill’s Advisory committee. He enjoys rock mu- sic and plans to major in geolo- gy at college. Norman Madison III- Nor- man showed his great athletic talent by participating in both Wrestling and Soccer for three years, and serves as Senior Class Treasurer. Norman en- joys rock music and sports, and plans to go to college. Lisa Schmidt- Lisa’a activi- ties are numerous, including Basketball, Student Senate, Student Council, Senator Bill’s Advisory Board, and the book store. Her hobbies are horse- back riding, going to school sports, and she likes Led Zeppe- lin. Her future lies in Account- ing at Penn State. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed: Diane Messick, Ken Kelly, Caroline Krauss, Kim Anderson. Most School Spirit: Kathy Sculley and Chris Bergeman i|;| Friendliest: Dave Sidoriak and Nicole Emmi. Most reliable: Ray Cavanaugh and Larissa Okumura. Most Flirtatious: Bill Hovis and Jeanne Naef. Most Talented: Valerie DiSciullo and Tony Kushner. Best Personality: Chris Bergeman, Ruthe Shor, Denise Nyce, Lar- issa Okumura. Most Likely to Succeed: Kathy Webb and Ray Cavanaugh. Most Talkative: Lisa Chanitz and Kurt Needles. Most Athletic: Derek Hutchinson and Gina Procaccio. Most Studious: Linda Purfield and Tom Ma- gyarick. 60 Most Popular: Cindy Boccella, Fran Savage and Denise Nyce. Most Temperamental: Bev Kolachny and Dave Lanciano. Most Active: Jeff Miller and Denise Nyce. Prettiest Eyes: Cindy Boccella and Gary Iacona. Prettiest Smile: Jeanne Stankavage and Ken Kelly. 61 STEVEN KARL ADAMEK Fuzzy Navy Solid, ya know0 Club : Band 1. 2. (Drumline capl.) 3; ROTC I; SVVSD 3. Band Football, Competition bus ride , bus football. PAUL A. ALBANO College Yo. what'� up? Club : Wrestling I. 2, 3. ROBERT JOSEPH AMBROSINO Undecided Clubs: Library Aid 2. 3. Computer class. DARRIEN LEE ADAMS Mario Or did you? Clubs: Football 2. Rolling Stones. George. Camaro 1. ROBERT M. AINSWORTH Club : Soccer I. 2; Track 2, 3. College JULIE ANN ALEXANDER Poodle Work. Marriage, Family I love you. Jimmy. Mr. B.’s 5th period 1980. friends. CYNTHIA MARIE ALLEN Cindy Texas. Work “O.K. fine, sure thing. Friends, Study Hall. KIMBERLY MARRETTE ANDERSON Kim Make-up Artist Oh Baby' Clubs: Cheerleader 3; PROM Comm. 2, 3; Wrest lerettes 2: Student Council 1. 2; Bsktball Mgr. 1. Friends. Cheerleading0, Football Games. LEIGH J. AUGUSTINE Move to Lynchburg.Tenn.“Lynyrd Skynyrd Live On. Bill. Rolling Stones Concert. Friday nights. 62 JOHN HOWARD HAILEY Beatle Further Education “What. Clubs: Wreatling I. 2. 3. LOUISE E. BAUER Weerie. Beexle Hairdresser That’s an ordeal. Homeroom. VITO SALVATORE BARBUTO Drac Zoology What's your major maladjustment.” Clubs: Band 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3; Library Aid 1, 3; Musicaie 2,3: Prom Comm. 2.3; SVVSD 2.3; Variety Show 3; Class Rep. 2.3; Football 1; Track I. 2. 3. KIMBERLY ANNE BA YLOR Kim b, Block Art. Joe Yo Deke.” Clubs: Pep Club 2: Prom Comm 1.2,3; W'reat- lerettes 1, 2, 3; Christ. Ball Comm. 1. 2, 3; lacrosse I, 2; Gym Aid 3; Sr. Variety Show 3. 69, Joe, 11-30-79. MICHELE ANN BARON Mmty Stewardess, Rich Remember the bridge. I-ook at the sky. Petty Zep, Angel on my hood. Rat under my bed continued Brendly. Ron (Viscious). CHRISTOPHER SCOTT BERGEMAN Berg College: Engineer What’s up!” Clubs: Prom Comm. 2.3; Close Up 3; Soccer 1, 2. 3 (Tri-CaptJ; Bskt. ball 1. 3; Track 1. 2. 3. The Source. Kamin Chemistry, 81 Soccer-Owsley Day. CYNTHIA MARIE BOCCELLA Cindi Undecided (To Be Rich) “Eel thi . Club .- Variety Show 3; Hockey 1. 2. 3; B kt. Bell 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 2. 3. George at the Walnut. Chi game 80 Chuck ALBERT PAUL BOYD Al Penn State “Hoi chira' Club� : Band I. 2.3 (Sect. Ixir.); Musicale 3; Ski Club 3; Stage Band 1,2.3; SVVSD 3; Cross Country 2; Variety Show 2. 3. Sun,” ACC. Spanish Class. DONNA MARIA BRANCA College “Yeah. I know!” Clubs: Hand (Flags! 2. 3: Chorus 3: Prom Comm. 1; Yearbook 2. (bus. mgr.! 3. ACC. Selling ads. Football Games. BARNEY P. BOLT III Butch, Barn Mech. Engineer DAVID JOHN BRADLEY Dave Machinist HEATHER FAITH BRENDLY Heath Travel. Stylist “Life’s been good to me.” Clubs: Vo-tech. Cosmetology. “Looking at the Kink� from a Window Pone. Stone . G od friends and wild and crazy limes. Continued from Boron- there’s a little yellow man in my head. 6 A JEANNE MARIE BONACQU1STI Weanie Business School That's gay. Club : Interact 2; Prom Comm. 1. 2, 3; Ski Club3; Student Senate 1,2; Wrestlerettea 1;Class Pre . 1, 2. WILLIAM ANTHONY BRADLEY Bill College Think about it. Club� : Ski Club 2. 3; Soccer 3; Track 1. Ski Trip, Mala Puerca. he! he! he' JOSEPH BRESSI Joe, Bres College or work What up? Clubs: Football 1. 2. Mr. Rau’s Geometry Cias� . Sr. Week. Patty. ROBIN BETTE BRISTOW Bette College “You area spazz “ Clubs: Basketball (mgr.) 2, 3; Lacrosse (mgr.) 2. 3. Crazy Corner. Hector' class. Senior week. KEITH ANDREW BROMLEY Col lege ATravel Hey Archie! Clubs: Wrestling 1. 4th period Basic Foods. Sr Week Cranche .” Debbie College Please don’t leave us with Donna Clubs: Band (Flags) 3; Library Aide 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Track 1,2. 3. Band. Shut Beak LA WHENCE BURKE GREGORY L. BURNS Burnsy College “What's your problem?” Clubs: Honor Society 2, 3; Soc- cer I; Wrestling 1. 2. (Co- capt.) 3; Sen. Bell's Advisory Comm. 3. N.M DEBRA ILENE BROWN Dabby College “You goi.i' to the concert I need a ride. Club� : Ski Club 3; Hockey 1. 2. Stone Harbor 81. the carnival, great friends. JACQUELINE M. BURGESS Jackie Secretary “Don't get snitty with me. Elaine!” Clubs: Prom Comm. 1.2.3; Wrestlerette 3; Track I. 2,3; Homeroom Rep 1.2. 3. Senior Prom 81. the shore, lunch. GORDON J. CAMERON Brain Surgery “The sneak! Clubs. Variety Show. Socko Likes to climb. 65 MARK D. CARABBA Junior Computer Tech.. Breed Huskies Clubs: Prom Comm. 2, 3; Football 2. 3; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Swimming 3. Foothall bench. Captain Carabba. EILEEN M. CARR Bean Physical Therapist Clubs: Variety Show 3; Cross Cmuntry 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3; Gym Aid 3. ANTHONY CAPONE JOHN LA WRENCE CARMAN John College, Navy “Or is it1� Clubs: ROTC 1 (Staff) 2, (Ll. Col.) 3; ROTC Drill Team 1. 2. (Capt.)3; ROTC Colorguard 1. 2. ROTC Gang. ROTC Office. MARY ROSE CASS Mare, Midget College “I don’t know! Clubs: Rand (Flags) 1; Interact 2; Prom Comm. 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Variety Show 3. The Rink. Football Games. Idgets. ERIC CAMPBELL JOHN PATRICK CAMPBELL Pal Neurosurgeon Come on.” Stone's 81 tour. Ma Metzgar's class. GUNNAR JOHN CARLSON Gunner Auto Body Repair Ixmg live the Beatles. Clubs: Work Exp. 3. Godspcll. Chemistry Class. MICHAELA RENEE CARUSO Little Girl Fame. Fortune, Pat You crack me up. man. Pat. Becky. All the fun with friends. 66 JAMES EDWARD CATONE Jim Work, Sanctuary “No! I'm singing the fifth. Clubs: Variety show 2, 3. 209, The office, weekends. Sue. RA YMOND JOHN CA VAN A UGH Cav College “Hey Dude. Clubs: Hon. Soc. 1. 2. 3; Variety Show 3; Soccer I. 2. (co-eapt.) 3; Tennis 1. Soccer, JED's class, MC. WILLIAM DAVID CERTO Creeto Electronic School, ’•Sanctuary “What homework?” Clubs: Soccer I; Baseball I. Senior Week, Variety Show. Chemistry. JOHN M. CHADWICK Block College. Marry Janet “What are you doing tonight?” Clubs: Basketball 1. 2. 55 cent lunches, Senior From, Janet. RENEE D. CHA VIS RENEE S. CHEDEVILLE Nee Business School; Executive Secretary Nee-Nee College, I ravel “Hi. watcha doin? Clubs: Wrestlerette� 3. Mr. Hamlin. Good friends and great times, student unions, Bill. Jenny, Sandie, Talking with friends. WENDY SUZETTE CAZORT Wendy College (Communications) ”1 don’t really want to be here ...” Clubs: Tennis 2. 3; Track 1, 3; Beatles Awem. 2; Variety Show 3. Chemistry (Nictric acid). The Big Blue Blob, Tim. LISANNE ELIZABETH CHANITZ Li College, Physical Therapy. Marriage “There’s my babe,” Clubs: Band (Majorette� ) I. 2. 3; Drama I. 2; Interact 2. 3; Musicale 3; Newspaper 1; Ski Club I. 3; Student Senate 2; SVVSI) 3; Yearbook 1, 3. JOSEPH ANTHONY CHIPONIS Chip Air force What's your head rush?” Clubs: ROTC I; Ski Club 3; Track 1, 3. Collier'� Class. 67 NANCY B. CHRISTALDI Art College, Marriage That's the wav he she is. “I ong Live Lennon. Raisin. Pig-Man, Kathy and Dawn in Art Class. PHILIP CISCO WILLIAM A. CLARK ANDREW CICHANOWSKY Andy. Chick Aeronautical Tech. Yo. what’s up'’ Clubs: Vo-tech 1.2. 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Diesel class in Vo-tech. Wrestling practice. REGINA CAELI CLARK Gina Teach Children, Marriage Punch Buggie! Clubs: Child Development 2. 3; Vica 3; Vo-tech 2. 3. Scott. WILLIAM JAMES CLARK Bill. JJ Hitman “Dommy loves Mommy. Clubs: Track 1, 2, 3. I sigh, Senior Week. Rolling Stones Concert. DONNA MARIE CIFELLI Cif Secretary Shut up Boop. Huh. Business Classes, Trip around the world, Rain storm in typing. ROBERT KENNETH CLARK JR. Bert Work I don’t know about that.” JOSEPH CONRAD 68 GERMAINE COOKE Geri Disc Jockey “Meet me after work, Denise, Audrey. Michelle, and Judy. Club� : Student Senate 3; Homeroon Rep. 3. The Stones. Cooney with friends. MICHAEL CORNACCHIA FREDRICK CRAIG AMY MARIE CROCKETT Ame College “You're a flip.'' Clubs: Stage Crew 3. Library 4th period. Sharon. 7th period. Nancy. SAMUEL DAVID CROSSMAN Sam Coast Guard “Guess what I'm going to get? Clubs: Band I. 2,3; Musi- cate 3: Stage Band 3; Tennis 2,3; Moon Brothers. A.C.C., Moosehead. ROBERT THOMAS CULP Delco Smoother Trade School I'm overdue for a brew. Clubs: Wrestling I. 2. Vo-Tech bus. Study Halls. MICHELLE ANNE CZAJCZYNSKI Chi College “Mike is a fox. Clubs: Library Aide 2: Pep Club 2. Span- ish Class. Mike. 7-22-81 JAN IS ANN DACEY Jay Secretary Ramble on. Cruising on the Honda. Tommy and me having campfires in the woods. Stones. KATHLEEN LOUISE DALTON Kathy College Deaf Education Say What? Clubs: Work Experience 3. Lunch, Mr. Koz's Class, Morning in the library. 69 DONALD RA Y DA UGETTE Don College C.P.A. “Gub, gub. it puliif. Clubs: Prom Committeec 1. 2. 3; Soccer 2, 3. Modern Mathlete, Gubber. Mooning in Soc- cer. DONALD DA VIS NICHOLAS JAMES DA VEY Nick Trade School Club : Future Nurses 3; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 3. The Big Hum, Gary (ion’s class. NEIL P. DA VIS Neil Trade School I hate school'” Clubs' Wrestling 1, 2, 3. B O C , Away matches. JANEANN DA VIDSON Janey College “Hey Babv! Clubs: Band (Pom-Poms) 2. 3; Musical? 3; Hon. Soc. 1. 2. 3; Scot fa Hi Q 3; SVVSD 3; Yearbook 1. (Copy Ed.) 2, (Copy Ed.) 3. Sandy's parties. Sun. compe titions. RANDALL DAVIS SCO'IT M. DECARLO “Grateful Dead Rules 209. Flyers. CCR. FRANK J. DELVISCIO J.P. Lawyer Hi. What's up?” Girls, Lunch. Falling asleep in Chemis- try. JEROME A. DEPUE •Jerry Work Clubs: Vo-Tech I. 2. 3. The hill at Vo-Tech 70 HA YMOND K. DEWEES Ray Work ••What are you doing? Club� : Vo-tech 1, 2. LEE DlANTONIO Kiddin! Cluha: Baseball I. 2.3. The Dune , llth grade. DAVID J. DIEHL Dealer This Rota! EDWARD J. DIETZLER Dietz College “I have to get my potassium. Club� : Ski Club 2. 3; Soccer 1.2,3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. Summer practices. Chi night game, foot hall games. KATHLEEN LYNN DI ROSATO DiRo College Cluhs: Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 3; Cross Country (capt.l 2, leapt.) 3; Basketball 1. leapt ) 2: Track 1. leapt ) 2. (capt.) 3; Variety Show 3. Fi retroi Is, TD. Clunch. JOHN N. DICAMILLO John College What are you doing tonight? Clubs: Ski Club 3; Stu- dent Senate 2; Homeroom Rep. 2. The Big 7, Penn State, weekend� . DAWN MARIE DIGGINS Dawn College You only live once, but il' lived right, once i� enough. Clubs: Student Senate 2; Lacrosse 1. The goon, my friend� , parties. VALERIE LORETTA DISCIULLO Val College Dance Does anyone have the homework? Clubs: Ski Club 3; Student Senate 3; Drama 2; Track I; Variety Show 3. Chem. parties. Stones concert. Senior week. 71 ROBERT C. DIVI NS Bob Electrical Engineer What’s happening dad?” Close Up 2; VICA I. 2, Beeper going off. Kidley at S.V. competitions. CHRISTINE LOUISE DOUGHTY Chris Hairdresser Marriage Linda. I saw my ’friend.’ Clubs: Prom Comm. 3; Wrest- lerettes 3. Football game� , C-lunch. Child development class. JOHN R. ELMER Elmer Fudd Electronics School ■'Get outta here. Clubs: Drama 1, 2; Ski Club 2. 3; Vari- ety Show 3; Ski Trip. Great Friends. .June 81. TIMOTHY STUART DODGE Tim College Whatever floats your boat. Clubs: Football 1, 2. 3; Wrestling 1. 2.3. Mr. K’s Geometry Class, wrestling prac- tice. study hall . CARL STEWART EISELE College Dude tie Believers. Clubs. Soccer I. Food Fights. JODY LEAH ELSER Jo College It was great. Clubs: Future Nurses 2, thist ) 3; Interact (pres.� 2; From Comm. I. 2.3; Student Senate 3; Wrestler- ettes 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Drama 2; Variety Show 3. Hal- loween 80. the rink, idgets. 72 SUSAN PATRICIA DOOHAN Sue-Doo Secretary Oh God. I have a headache! Clubs: Band (Pom poms� 2. leapt.� 3. SUN, Competition� . B.P. Cheekie. JEFFREY BRIAN ELLIOT Roots Goodbye Sun Valley DA VID JOHN EMERSON Dave Plumbing Clubs: Baseball I. 2, 3. unauthorized experiments. Chem- istry. NICOLE ANN EMM I NANCY LYNN ENGLISH Nicki Foreign Marketer “What’i thut got to do with the price of Apple in Chi na?”Cluh� c Band 1. leapt.) 2. 3 Feat. Twirler 3; Interact 2: Musical 3; Hon. Soc. 3; Prom Comm. 2. The rink, idgets. Nanr College Mnrriage I’m lired. I want to go home.” Club : Future Nurse 3; Prom Comm. 1.2, 3; Yearb ok 3; Variety Show 3; Home room Rep 2. 3. KA .I LKA7.11V TKAZ1M. Junior Prom. April H. I9HI. MICHELE MARIE ESHER MARIA RITA EVANS Shell Secretary Horse Training Kia College 10th grade at JefTs locker I’m going crazy. Club : Prom Committee 3; Ski Club I. 3. Ski Trip. Chemistry Parties, senior week. BRIAN PAUL EPPRIGHT Epp Bricklayer Clubs: Vo-Tech 1. 2. 3. LISA MARIE EWING Lovely Work Marnage “Can you give me a ride out° Clubs: Library Aide 1,2.3; Stage Crew 3. Library, dingo� . Johp. FA VERIO MARTIN THERESA FENDT Marty (.letting Rich Let's do it. Starship Trooper. Club� : Work Experience 3. Up State. Rehobeth Beach. 4 wheelin. TePi Furthering Education Check it out. Club� : Ski Club 2; Basketball 1; Gym Aide 2; Student Ass’t. 3. Marvbeth, I'll meet ya. goodtimes, friends. KATHRYN ANN FERGUSON Kathy College Marriage Out here on the perimeter there aren’t no star� ; Clubs: Variety Show 3. Rau again?. Oh No!. John. 73 JANET LEE FILIAGGI College Work ‘■I’m so hungry. Clubs: Band (Majorettes) I, 2, 3; Inter- act 2; Mum-ale 3; Pep Club 1; Prom Comm. 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 2; Student Senate 2. 3; Wrestle reties 1,2,3. Friends, competitions, John. PAUL THOMAS FITZGERALD College “DA-A-A-M CluIts: Honor Society 3; Football 2, 3; Soc- cer I. The big M. basketball games. Jed's class. DANIEL MICHAEL FINEGAN Work Clubs: Work Experience 3. Shop Class. MICHAEL JAMES FLANAGAN Mike Air Force “I don’t know. Clubs: Wrestlerettes 1. 2. Jobber Dee Ann. Mark. NANCY LOUISE FOSTER N� ngy College Life’s a hummer. Clubs: Future Nurses 3; Prom Comm. 2; Track (mgr.) 1. 2, 3. 5th period student union, friends, Mr Zak’s Intro. Class. PHILIP RONALD FOULKE JR. R Trade School I made it Mom anti Dad!” Clubs: Work Experience 3. Hi Katie, Dawn, Donna. Dana, Denise. 81. JACQUELINE MARY FINK Jacqui Executive Secretary Oh baby, that’s a what I like. Clubs: Cheerleaders (mgr.) 3; Wrestlerettes 1. 2, (pres.) 3. Crazy Corner. C- lunch, David. LINDA MARIE FORTE Fort College Oh my God! Clubs: lacrosse 1. (co-capt.) 2, 3. 11th grade lunch, weekends, Hutch. DIANE RUTH FRESE Make-up Artist Oh God, hat a day I had today! Clubs: Library Aide 3; Work Experience 3. secretaries. Mr. C.. library aides. 74 ERIK (IA BELL JEAN MARIE GAISER Wobble� Nuroing Marriage “I love you man. John Lunness, Amy C rockelt, teachers, friends. ROBERT DAVID CATCH EL DA WN DENISE GIBSON Bob Electrical Engineering You've gotta be kidding. Clubs: Chorus 3; Library Aide 1,2. 3; Newspaper 1, 2; Stage Crew 3; S.V Cable Commu- nications 2, 3. ('loss de Francais, Library Dingo club. “Sounds Big” Clubs: Prom Comm John, football games. Undecided 3; Wrest lerettes 2. 3. DENISE ANN GIERING Trade School The fact s Mr Rau s Alg II Trig class. B-lunch. Conor’s Interesting stories. DAVID FRANK GIORGINI Dave Trade School “Think so. Clubs: Ski Club I; Vo-Tech 1.2.3. The hill at Vo-Tech. DANIEL GALLAGHER JAMES EDWARD GIDUCK Duck Col lege B road way What a shmuck. Clubs: Drama I; Ski Club 3;Track 2,3. Duck. Mac. Shnee and the other Nazi youth in C-lunch. JEFFREY S. GLOMB Jeff College 75 LINDA ANNE GOETCHWS Undecided “Can’t wait to see my honey. Clubs. Prom Comm. 3. C- lunch, looking for Chuck, Child Development. Mike MIKE W. GOLDY Trade School Rolling Stone Concert. DAWN E. GOODMAN Goody Col lege AVork You're terrible. Club : Interact 3; Prom Comm. 2, 3; Wrestlerettes 1, 3; Track 2, 3. Scullleeeyy!, Nun and Flash. Kinkhead I,. JOAN MISHELE MARY GRAFSTROM Mishele College Oh sure. Club : Future Nurses 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 1,2. 3. Nurses office, chemistry, nitric acid. ANTHONY J. GOURDIER Tony Clubs: Vo-Tech 3. EUGENE GRAHAM DONNA MARIE GOODCHILD Technical School Guess What? J D. JENNIFER ANN GRACE Bones College Awesome. Clubs: Prom Comm. 1, 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Hockey I, (co-capt.) 2, 3; Swimming 3; Homeroom Rep. 1. 2. G. P.'s. Hockey. H.H.S.C.3B' . JAMES THOMAS GRAY Jim College Kiddin me or what? Art class. Nancy. Dawn. Rasin, Kathy. 76 SUZANNE GUTHAN Sues «una Secretary •I really couldn't tell ya, Smurf.” Club : Soccer (mgr.) 1, 2: Baseball (mgr.) l.Lil’ Jim, Twit. Viking Cabin� . Business School That's Life.” Clubs: Interact 2; Prom Comm. ). 2, 3; Ski Club I, 3: Homeroom Rep. 2. Friend� , 17th Birthday, business classes. WILLIAM TAYLOR GUSLER Gus Right here Hutch. Clubs: Work Experience 3. Do a Doober. DANA LEAH HAGERTY Dana Cosmetology “So. who cares?” Club : Pep Club 1; Wrestlerettes 1, 2. Dero. Mike's parties, Gooney. DANIEL EDWARD HAMILTON Dan College ‘I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Clubs: Library Aide 1, 2, 3. JOHN PAUL GRONSK1 Bigfoot Concrete Mason BERNADETTE M. HAD A Y Bern College Jeane, I gotta talk to ya.” Clubs: Cheerleaders 2. 3; Pep Club 1; Prom Comm 1. 2. 3; Wrestlerettes. 1; Variety Show 3;. Cheering for Champs. My buddy-buddy, special times with special friends. MARY KATIE ALICE HAMILTON Airhead College Wow, impressive.” M M's in Steve'� das� , chemistry, study hall last. 77 GREGORY JOSEPH HARTLEY Animal Trade School “You know it! Clubs: Band 1. 2. 3; Musical? 1. 2. 3; ROTC 1. 2: Stage Band 1, 2, 3: SVVSD 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 1.2.3. Allentown. A.C.C., Football on the drumline GREGORY HECKMAN LARRY E. HILL Military “It'� always something. Clubs: Band 3; Library Aide 2; ROTC 1. 2, 3; Vo-tech 2, 3. Vo-Tech. Drum Bus. JEROME CHRISTOPHER HASCHAK Jerry Recreational Career You best. Web hound. Mrs. Muldoon, No Heat BETTE LYNN HASTINGS Buddy It slipped. Green grass and high times forever. SANDRA HERZIG Sandy College Sweetpea. Genesis. Follow you. follow me.” Rick and Sandy 3 24 80. JULIE ANNE HOFFMAN Jul Col lege Work “Can I ask you a question? Clubs: Band (Flags) 1. 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3; Musical? 3; Vo-Tech 1. 2,3; Track 1; VIC A I. 3. Band bus. Vo-Tech. Allentown mud 79. JOHN A. HILL Vocational School Don't worry, no relation. Clubs: Ski Club 1; Cross Country 2; Track 2. JULIET ANN HOOKER Juliet Child Development I really don't give a . . . Last period study hall. Mrs. Roman's class. CHERYL LYNNE HORAN Cheri Marriage I wish Joe were here.” Clubs: Cheerleaders 3; From Comm. 1. 2. 3; Wrestlerettes 2. (see.) 3. Sept 14. 1980. Senior week. Football game . WILLIAM MARK HOVIS Red Beard Trade School Clubs: Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling I, 2. Football, parties, Homeroom. ROSEMARY ELEANOR HUBER Medical Technican DAVID M. HUGHES Howard Cullege Engineer YKS lives on.” Cluba: Soccer 1. 2. 3; Track I, 2, 3. The Cubber, MI) '20 20, Yea and Stones Concerts, 80-81. JAMES HULTZAPPLE DEREK F. HUTCHINSON lutch Uwyer Guslcr right here.” Clubs: Ski Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3; basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3. Linda. LISA LOUISE HUTCHINSON Lis Computers i'm tired I wanna go home.” Clubs: Band 1; Interact 2; Variety Show 3. Friends, Stones, homeroom. CAROLYN R. HYDE Uncertain “All right doll, let’s go to the park. The All Night Gleu Band. MICHAEL HUMMEL Mike Military Vicki. Chevelle, Shop class. GARY STEPHEN IACONA Bubba The Beachwood Parties. JOSEPH ANTHONY IACONA III Millionaire Lips.” Chapter 96, Huck and Finn, (iradualion. LAWRENCE M. INNAMORATO Larry Work CINDY JENKINS Marriage Work FRANK P. JACKSON College The Doors, 1. Clubs: Football 1, '2; Basketball I; Track I. Senior Week. JJ). I00r., lunch gang. TIMOTHY DUNCAN JOHN Jake Communications “She’ a bad mammajama.” Club� : Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 2.3. Drama 1; Musicalc 2.3; 2,3; Ski Club 3: Stage Band 2. 3; Tennis 2.3; S.V. CABLE Communication 2.3; Variety Show 3. Blues Brothers, Lori. MEG ELAINE JARRETr Mings College Marriage “1 hate this place, wanna bunk?” Clubs: Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 3; Student Senate 3. Memories of East, Proms, Joey. ELEANOR SUZETTE JOHNS Ellie College What’s up?” Clubs: ROTC 3. lunch, geometry, staying after school. 80 HOLLY ANN JOHNSON SCOTT HARRY JOHNSON Holly Hobby College “Oh Holly! Club� .: Future Nunes 3; Interart 1.2.3; Prom Comm. I, 2. 3; Wrestlerettes 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Variety- Show 3; Homeroom Rep. 2. Mr. Benedict's class, wres- LISA ANNEMARIE JONES College “I� your name Moondog?” Clubs: Ski Club 2, 3; Soccer 1. 2. 3. Ski Trip. M I). 20 20. Daneen, Gubber. RICHARD JUNE Mona College Oh Shut up. Marc. Dana's gun. Gooney. JOSEPH VINCENT KARETSKY DONNA KATEVATIS jo College Greek College Mr. Fox' class. Mr. Moran's class. Clubs. Student Senate 3. Class with the Murphy’ , Mr. Hamlin’s remarks. Mr. Withelders’ class. DANIEL LAMONT JONES Monty Collcge Music ‘Scram. Clubs: Band I. 2, 3; Musirale 3; Track 2. 3. Bus Rides, competitions. DEBORAH ANN KAMINSKI Clubs: Library Aide 3. Lunchroom. SEAN KEENAN 81 THOMAS JOSEPH KEHOE £uixot« College Deer-hunting. Potter County. War. KENNETH EDWARD KELLY Melvin College Here comes the Cub.” Clubs: Soccer I. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3. Summer practices, (lubber. Joe short . WENDY LEE KING Kinger College • Que lengua. por favor. Clubs: Band (Flags) I. (capt.) 2, (vice pres.) 3; Chorus 2, 3; Musicale 1. 2. 3; Variety Show 3. Sun. Competitions, parties. DENTON H. KISSELL Sheet Metal Worker Can’t wait til Friday. Clubs: Soccer 1, 2, 3; Wresiling 1. 3. Summer practices. (lubber. Stones. BEVERLY JANE KOLACHNY Be College Here’s the scoop. Club : Interact 2.3: Pep Club 1; Prom Comm. 1. 2. 3: Ski Club 3; Wrestlereltea 1. 2: Homeroom Rep. I. 2, 3; Track 1, Swimming I. 11th grade lunch, Melview's, scuba. ROBERT C. KOSTES Bob College Clubs: Honor Society 1. 2, 3; Football 1,2; Baseball 1.2, 3. Jane. Senior Week, parties. DEBRA ANN KEYSER Debbie Secretary Whatever happens happens. Clubs: Ski Club 3. Stone Harbor 81. Parties. SUSAN MARIE KLEM Sue Secretary “I’m hungry. Clubs; Attendance 2. 3. Bus stop. Stones. Suegeama. LORI ANN KOVALESKI Yogi Marriage “Hey Jane. Jim's coming home' Clubs: Band (Pom poms) 1, 2, (capt.) 3; ROTC (ex. officer) I, 2. 3. Band. 11:08, Friends. 82 CAROLINE C KRAUSS College What «re you. crazy? Club : Honor Society .1; Yearbook 3; Student Senate 3; Student Assist 2. 3; Office Aide 3. Mottern Mathlete, Kamones t-shirt, Z-Ville ANDREW LEE KRIEBEL Krieb Trade School Club : Football 1. 2, 3. Weekends, Football Game AUDREY MARIE KULAKOWSKI Audgc Tm only kidding! “I don't get it' Goonay, have, Sum- mer of 80. good tuno with Ger. Michelle, and Denise. ANTHONY JOHN KUSHNER Tony Drexel “Je m'appelle Thierry. Clubs: Honor Society 3; Newspa- per 1; Yearbook (Art Ed.) 2, (Art Layout Ed.) 3. Vaa and Janet. Cosmic Awareness, French class. DA VID LAFFERTY Dave Business KENNETH E. LA HR Bear • Talk at cha Clubs: Ubrary Aide 2. 3: ROTC I. 2. 3. GERRI LYNN KUEHN Ger Nursing MI iane. I have to tell you something. Clubs: Prom Comm. 1. 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Student Senate 2, 3; Wrentier- ettes 2; Variety Show 3; Class Sec. 2, 3. Football games, hanging out. KENNETH EDWARD LAAKEN JR. Slim Navy Clubs: ROTC 1, 2. 3; Vo-tech; Vica. Camping trips with ROTC LISA M. LAJCA Interior Decorator Devos House. Gooney. C-lunch jokes 83 DA VID ANDREW LAMB Lampost Music Major Mellow out. Clubs. Band 1. 2. (pres.) 3: Musicale 3; Honor Society 3; Stage Band 1. 2, 3; SVVSD 3; Variety- Show 1,2.3. Band lunches. Variety show practice. Karen. PATRICIA ANNE LARKIN Tr� h College “Get out of here'” Chiba: Band 1, 2; Honor Society 3; Prom Comm. 2. 3: Variety Show 3; O.C. 80”. Remember Lis- window buns hon GINA L. LAMPLUGH Hairdressing School Let’s play quarters. Cluba: Prom Comm. 2. 3; Variety- Show 3. Stones Concert, Sea Isle City. Friends. RALPH J. LASPINA Meatball College “Shut up Hutch! Clubs: Football I, 2. 3; Baseball 1. Wrestling 1.2,3. Senior Week, lunchtime, Football prac- ticaa. DAVID B. LANCIANO Lance Technical School Yea! Here ya go. Clubs Prom Comm. 2, 3; Football 1. 2; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. April 21, 1987, My two homeroom girl- friends. Denise. LINDA MARIE LASZEK Lamb Secretary Marriage Dig. What's up? Eric, Stones. Retardo's class. ANTHONY M. LAT0R0C0 Tony Trade School Kicking Butt ” Clubs: Vo-Tech 2. 3. Parties. CHARLES A. LAUGHLIN Chuck College But . . . Clubs: Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3. Parties. S.O.C.H., Cindi. CHERYL A. LAWSON Cherylski I College Wanna hear a joke ’ Clubs: Band 1.2.3; Vo-Tech 1.2,3. Rides to Vo-Tech, Pickles. 84 KIMBERLY ANNE LEFLAR CHRISTOPHER MARK LEMIN Kim Radiologist Chris You r such a Bob! Clubs: Hockey I. leapt.) 2. leapt.) 3; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3. Lunch with Lis. Moon” in Physics. ROBERT L. LEWIS Bob Photograph v Communirat ion� What's that supposed to mean'’ Clubs: Newspaper 2 Cold classrooms GROVER C. LINA WEAVER IV Game Warden Trade School 'Hey buddy.” Gym. Homeroom. Parking lot BARBARA ANN LOFTUS Barb C o liege Nursing Oh, baby' Clubs. Band Majorette ) 1.2. (sec.) 3; Future Nunes 3; Musicale 3; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; SVVSD 3; lacrosse 1. 2,3; Swim Team 3. La-St. St. SUN- ACC Bus 4. DONALD J. LORBER Chief College “Let’s go down Delaware Clubs: Soccer 1. 2, 3. Swim- ming before Mr K s class. Whipita. 209 with Mac SHARON ANNE LEVANDOWSKI Secretary “Doe my hair look ok 1 Mike S.. 5th period typing claaa in 11th grade. KELLY DENISE LOCK Secretary Does my hair look alright?” Prom, Graduation. Mark Borsari. JOHN LUNNESS Ixioney College Love is the meaning of Life.” Club : Track I Tank’s Chemistry Clan . Ma Metzger. Jean. Terne. Nick. 85 NORMAN MADISON III P-nul College Airline Pilot ”1 that what you are' Clubs; Prom Comm. 2.3; Soccer 1. 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Kor.'s class. Tank's class. Stones invade JFK TINA MARIE MANATA College Shut up Denise, or I'll have to hit ya. 2 years with Mr. Rau. Springsteen. All my friends. INEZ MAG NANTI Work College Cheri, how's Joe? Mr. Zaks first period class, Farrells, Weekends. MICHAEL MARINO THOMAS JOSEPH MAGYAR K College Give it all you got! Clubs: Band 1. 2. 3; Musicale 3; Honor Society 1. 2. 3. Bus rides to Band Competitions. Mr. Motter” PAUL ANDREW MARKEL Paul College What a loser! Clubs: Football 1, 2. 3. Road trips. Wild- wood. TRACY L. MATLACK Dig that!” Clubs: Vo-tech Nursing School 1. 2. Ma Metzgar DAVID MCATEER L YNN ANN MCCARTHY No thanks. I have Band' Clubs: Band I Pom poms I 1. 2. 3 Band Camp. Competition. Jr. and Sr. typing 86 LOIS J. MCCARTY Loin Homemaker “OWwww! Being late, blue paint. Mr Bolyard. JAMES MCCLEAFT SANDRA M. MCCRACKEN CAROLINE ELIZABETH MCFADDEN Sandie Secretary Oh my, 1 don’t know.” Clubs: Wrestlerettes I, 2, tvice pres.) 3. Steve. Friends, our corner. Trouble Artist T ravel No! Knock-it- off. Clubs: From Comm. 3; Yearbook 3; Hockey 3. Marple Vo-tech 80.” Seniors of ”80 and 81 Art I. College Kngineer Hey, pothole! Science classes, down the street. Steve College Engineer Uh-huh. sure' Clubs. Tennis 2. 3; Variety Show 3. Z- ville. Wilchensky's Class, Senior Year DEBRA ALBERTA MCCOMBS Debbie Computer Programming Son of a hoot!” Clubs: Hand (Flags) 1, 2. (capt.) 3: Musi- cale 2, 3; Variety Show 3; Swim Team 3. Mr. Muller’ Banana I-and, Band Competition , good friend� . PATRICIA ANN MCGARVEY Patti Business School ”1 don't know Clubs: Interact 1, 2; Prom Comm. 1, 2. 3; Student Senate 2. 3; Wrestlerettes I; Class Hist. 2, 3; Baseball (mgr.) I. 2. 11th grade A lunch, Friend . Week- ends. Ninny College Business John, shut up!” Clubs: Band 1. 2. (sec.) 3; Interact 1; Musicale 3; Wrestlerettes 2. 3; l-acrusse 1. 2. 3. Competi- tions. friends. (I. H. 87 MELISSA HEATHER MELCHIOR Mias Fashion Merchandising “I’m just teasing! Club : Cheerleaders 1, 2; Prom Comm. 3; Variety Show 3; Work Experience 3. Goodlimes At State College. Dove Cranston. Champagne and laugh . KAREN MARIE MESSNER Respiratory Therapy This is boring!” Clubs: Prom Comm. 3; lacrosse 1, 2. MICHAEL DAVID MIDDLETON Mike College It just doesn't matter'” Clubs: Drama 2; Yearbook 2, (Photo, ed.) 3; Cross Country (rapt.) 3; Track I. 2. 3. Milton, W A.R Class. Graffiti City. KEVIN F. MERTZ College Clubs: Football 1, 2. 3; Baseball 3. Trip to Midget tand. Mr . Casebeer’s class. Guy College “What Homework?” Clubs: Prom Comm. 2, 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; Soccer I. 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3. Crazy weekends. Ski Trips, last period. CLAIRE BRIDGET MILLER Medical Career I luv you' Clubs: Band (Majorettes) I. 2. 3; Put. Nurses 2,3; Interact 2; Musicale 3; Pep Club I; Prom Comm. 1.2. 3; Ski Club 3; School Board Rep. 3. Glenn. Friends and parties. Football games. DIANE JOY MESSICK Di College Elementary Educ. I'm not foolin'. I’m totally serious.” Clubs: Cheerleader 2, (co-capL) 3; Fut. Nurses3; Interact 1,2; Prom Comm. I, 2. 3; Ski Club 3; Variety Show 3; Homeroom Rep. 2. RICHARD MICOLUCCI JEFFREY E. MILLER Jeff College “Come on.” Clubs: Honor Society 3; Prom Comm. 2. 3; Student Senate 3; Class Pres 3; Variety Show 3; Wres- tling 1. 2. leapt.) 3. Wrestling. Coulomb Cup. Mutter’s claw. 06 THOMAS MIRON THOMAS G. MOHLER STEVEN G. MILLER Steve 2 year Collegc Work “What am I doing here. Clui� . Yearbook 3; Wrestling I, 2, 3. Sandie. The End of the day’ JOHN MICHAEL MONAGHAN JOHN THOMAS MOORE Mike College Clubs: ROTC I. 2. 3; Soccer 1. 2. 3. (lubber, Moondoggie. Night (lames John College Music Oui, oui!” Clubs: Band I, 2, (Sec. leader) 3; Musicalr 2. 3; Honor Society 2. 3; Newspaper 1; Scott’s Hi-Q 3; Year book (Sport ed.) 2, (Kd -in-chief) 3; Tennis 3. Band. TODD ANTHONY MOORE College Bauomf. Clubs: Track 2, 3. WAR, Re Re. Summer 81, WILLIAM S. MOREY Clubs: Football I. 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. College Boat. Mole Work “I can’t see V’ Clubs: Vo-tech I. 2, 3. Parties TIMOTHY ALAN MOORE Tim College ‘Ohh Yeaa ’ Clubs: Track 2. 3. Monsieur. DONALD KEVIN MORGAN Don College Clubs. Variety Show 3; Football 1.2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. Football. Senior Week 81 and 82, Stones Concert. MARY CATHERINE MORGAN Mary Business College Go for it.” Clubs: Pep Club 1; W'restlerettes 1. Dunes. Jr. Prom. Senior Week '81. DEBORAH A. MURPHY Murph Computers You’re gross!” Clubs: Basketball 1. 2. 3; Lacrosse 1. 3. The Weekend is here. KURT A. NEEDLES Nwds College Yo Zap, Let's get Don for that last one.” Club : Prom Comm. 2: Foothali I. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Baseball I. 2. 3; Variety Show 3 Stone Concert. Bev. Turtle, Dora. Ben nies Boys. ALEXANDER MSZANECKY Moose “Hey Cliff, let s go to the Ridge!” Clubs: Library Aide 2; ROTC 1. 2. 3. Mr Ulli's Tech. Draw. Class DENISE ANN MURPHY Murph Goldey Bcacom College No thanks. Bob’s pickin' me up. Clubs: Basket ball 1. 2. 3; Lacrosse 1. Junior-Senior Prom. DIANE E. NELMS Nelmers Marriage Modeling Where’ Wop at ’ Munching, Smoking Lounge. SCOTT A. MUMMERT Scot� College Are you working tonight0' Club : Track 2. Kramer Chemistry Class. JEANE MARIE N. NAEF Col lege Rngi neen ng Save the alligator eat a preppy.” Clubs: Honor Society t. hi t.) 2. 3; Prom Comm. 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Variety- Show 3: Soccer (mgr.) 2, 3; My Mountain Slob. KATHLEEN THERESA NIEMANN Kathi Physical Therapy Nursing A competition? Again?” Clubs: Band 1. 2. (vice-pre . sec. leader I 3; Musicale 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 3: Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3. Sun. Competition . 3 25 80. 90 CARL LOUIS NOVAK DENISE MARIE NYCE Navy College You're funny! Clubs: Interact I, 2. 3; Honor Society 3; Prom Comm 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 3; Student Senate 1. 2, 3 Yearbook 3; Wrestleretles I; Clast Vice Pres. 1, 2. 3 Variety Show 3. DENISE KAREN OHLERKINC. Ionise Cosmetologist The hill. LARISSA MINEKO OKU MURA La roka Nursing 0h. gag!'' Clubs: Ful. Nurses 1, 2, 3; International 1; Honor Society 2, ttre .l 3; Yearbook 2, 3; Tennis 2, (co- capt.l 3. Pete. MOIRA CATHERINE O'MALLEY JOHN R. OPPELT “Becki. talk to ya after 'General'. Being late. Cooney OPE Go West Creek, parties. SUSAN ALICE OCR AM Sue follege Marriage Bill, Life's rough! Clubs: Band I. 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3; Musical 2. 3. Band Dance. ACC in the mud. Weekends. KRISTINE ANNE OLEKSEY Kris Data Processing I can handle this! Clubs: Vo-tech 1.2,3; Vica 1,2.3. Vo- tech Bus Ride. Jammed Hallways, Monday mornings. JAMES T. ORTLIP College “Rarely ever' Clubs: Football 3; Variety Show 3. Un- authorized experiments. The last day of school. FRANK PALAGRUTO Paco Electrical Engineer What a deralict! Clubs: Band I. 2, 3; Musicale 2. 3. Competitions, Sun. LORRAINE PALITA LINDA LEE PACE Ya-Ya Photography I dunno. Club : ROTC 3. Lunch, Short Story Class. Staying after school. JOHN PARENT DEAN S. PARKINSON Dean Auto Mechanic “Don't worry about it. Clubs: Ski Club3. M-U-S-T-A-N- G. TROY PALMER BRIAN G. PASTERNAK Electrical Engineering What happened? Cluba: Vo tech 2, 3. Study Halls. John Clubs: Ski Club 3. JOHNSON N. PA YNE III Engineering RONALD M. PA YNE “That's life in the fast lane!’ Rock Star 92 JACQUELINE PA YNTER Jackie Marriagc Work “Can’t wait till lunch!” Mr. Benedict's 5th period class. CYNTHIA SUSAN PERKO Cin Child Psychology Why me? It’s just not fair? Clubs: Band 1, 2, 3; Musi- cale 2, 3; Hep Club 1; Wrestlerettes 1, 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Tennis 2, 3. Friends. ACC. MARK PERROTTA JAMES PERSING ELAINE MARIE PHILLIPS Elaine Secretary Don’t get snitty with me. Jackie! Clubs: Hockey 1. 2. (capt.) 3; Basketball I, 2; Track 1; Lacrosse 2. 3. Senior Prom 81. Accounting I with Mr. Ruoff, n.b. club TIMOTHY PILKOWSKI NANETTE MARIE PERKO Nan Cosmetology You Weenie! Clubs: Prom Comm I, 2. 3; Ski Club 3; Vo-tech 1, 2, 3. Friends. Senior week, Wildwood 81. MATTHEW J. PETITDEMANGE Matt College Work la he near my car? Clubs: Band 1. 2. 3; ROTC 1; Stage Band 3; Band Football 1. 2. 3. Bus 1, Study hall. The College Fair. DANIEL PINCOCK 93 RHONDA MICHELE PUTMAN Rhonda Undecided “For Real. Friend� , weekend� . Senior week, parties. WENDY LYNN POWELL Nursing School “What?, Who?, Lynnie.” Clubs: Cheerleader 3; Fut. Nurses (hist) 2. (pres.) 3; From Comm. 1.2. 3; Ski Club3; Stud. Senate 2. 3; Baseball (mgr.) 1, 2, 3; Variety Show 3. Mickies, ldgita. NICHOLAS PROIETTO Nick Pilot Ranger Clubs: Track I. Mr. Concannon’s French claiw. Tank's chemistry class DA VII) E. POLLOCK Stubby College YES is Mill the best. Clubs: Soccer 2, 3. (ionesi con- certs 1980 81. (iambic Lane, Fill’� parties. MELINDA SUSAN PRIESTLY Mel-p Block Secretary Marriage Oh well, that's life. Clubs: Wrestlerettes 1, 2. Lunch, steno, friends, weekends, Michael. LINDA MARIE PURFIELD College You don't understand ... Club� : Drama 1; Interact 2; International Club 1;Hon. Soc. 1.2. (sec.) 3; Newspaper 1, 2; Prom Comm. I; Scott's HI-Q 2, (capt.) 3; Yearbook 2, (Managing Ed.) 3; Tennis 2. 3; Homeroom Rep. 1. Mot- tern Mathletes. Wise Owl� . Marie. PATRICE ELIZABETH POWELL T rice Secretary Well... I don't know .. maybe. Club Prom Comm. 2. 3. Dave. 4 26 80, weekends, parties, shore. REGINA MARIE PROCACCIO Gina College Clubs: Variety Show 3; Cross Country 1, (capt.) 2. 3; Track 1. (capt.) 2. 3. States, O.C., (ok ! Times. Creat Friends. ROBERT L. RACINE Racine College Yeah right. 94 KATHLEEN MARIE RAFFERTY Kathy Nursing For real. Clubs: Vo-Tech 1,2,3; VICA. Friends, Parties, Senior Week. Weekends, Scot 12-21-79. SUSAN MARIE RAPPOLD Susie College “It's been real.” Clubs: Interact 2; Ski Club 1; Wrestler- ettes 3. Jimmy, The Ridge, Mickey Dee's. The Tank MICHELLE KATHLEEN REYNOLDS Michelle College “Thai's not funny. Clubs: Band 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Prom Comm. 1; Chorus 3. ACC, Broken piccolos. Selling ads. LISA M. RHOADES Lisa Business School Library Aide 1. DA VID ROOKS KERRY MICHAEL ROSS Curfew College Engineer “Did you drive today. Ken0 Clubs: Band 1. 2. 3; Musi- cale 2,3; Honor Society 3; Stage Band 3; SVVSD 3; Year- book 3; Variety Show 2, 3. Band Competitions, Gumby and Felix, Band Bus. H. SCOTT RAUENZAHN Scott College Whatever.” Clubs: Honor Society 3; Scott’s Hi-Q 3; Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Variety Show 3. Wrestling Practice. Senior Science Classes, Graduation. MARY LOUISE ROBB Mary Ludc Business School “I'd go for it. Clubs: Prom Comm 3; Ski Club 3, Variety Show 3; Basketball 1. Wheeling, J.D., Heada’s, Stones. SCOTT SAKERS 95 MICHAEL THOMAS SALERNO Bate Undecided Bud-man . ' Mr. Knu'« cluset, missing objects. CHRISTOPHER J. SAVAGE Chris Collegi “How comes. Clubs: Prom Comm. 2; Football 3; Soccer I. 2; BasketItalI 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3; Moltern Math letes. Staci, Delhs. Senior Week DAVID W. SA VILLE Scible Undecided Clubs: Baseball 3. The great years. NANCY ANN SA VITSKY Secretary Let me hear you smile. Bili 12-16-78. Stones ‘81. Week end parties. ROBIN GAIL SCHAD Robin Work Jackie, are you serioua? Mr. Benedict'� 5th period typ- ing class. Jackie's letters. Football games. 11th grade lunch. LISA A. SCHMIDT Smooty College “Does someone have some money they can ‘borrow’ me? Clubs: Interact 2; Pep Club 1; Prom Comm. 1, 2; Student Senate 3; Basketball 1. FRANCIS P. SAVAGE Fran College Clubs: Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Track 2. 3. Nancy. Football. Senior Week 81 and 82 DONNA-LYNNE MARIE SA WYER Donna Donut College-Art “Chow. Ding ding Club : Chorus 3; Library Aide 1.2, 3; Yearlxxik 3. Library craziness. Rubies cube. Star Wars Sagas DA VII) ALLEN SCHNEEMAN Schnee College Hey Mac it’s beat. Man.” Clubs: Soccer 1. 2. 3; Baseball 2. Ski Trip. 11th grade lunch. % JUDITH ANNE SCHOFIELD Jude Nutrition ••See you down the Goon. Munchin' out on moshrixim muffins in Cooking. Repelling. Hike with John. MARK SCHOLLENBERGER Scholl 2-year College Catch you on the flip flop.” Clubs: Baseball 2. 3. Base- ball Bunch. Afternoon delights. Weekends. DENISE MARIE SEEFELDT Denise College Does anybody have any money I can borrow?” Clubs: Prom Comm. 3; Cross Country 2: Basketball I, 2; l.a- crow 1, 2. 3. Kramer's Class CHARLES MICHAEL SEREIKIS Mike College You are.” Clubs: Baseball 1. 2. 3. War. Baseball, high and mighty. JACQUELINE BARBARA SHA W Jackie Work Robin, is he coining yet? Mr. B. Football games. 5th period typing DA VID JOHN SI DOR IAK Sid Penn Slate “Come on!” Clubs: Honor Society 3; Prom Comm. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2 Coulomb Cup. Brewster's Class. KATHRYN M. SCULLEY Kathy College What are ya. nuts? Clubs: Cheerleaders 1. 2. (capt.) 3; Prom Comm. 2. 3; Ski Club 3. Claudia. Sylvia. Unis. Weekends at Nan's. RICHARD SHANAHAN SANDRA SUSAN SIKO Sandy 2-year College “Keith's coming home this weekend. Clubs: Prom Comm. 2.3. Remember the bridges at Ridley. New Year’s parties. 97 BRADFORD SMITH GUY T. SMITH Smitty Carpentry Senior pranks. Vo-tech. JERRY W. SMITH Smitty Cars Chevy 1.” Chevy number one. THOMAS A. SMITH Smitty Drummer Yoh is there a barrel tonight. Clubs: Soccer 1. Burger King. Mr. Moran's 4th Pd. Backrow. DA WN MARIE SNOOK Nawn College, Work Are ya bummin? Clubs: Wrestlerettes 2. 11th grade B lunch. Art Class. Bruce. MARY RE'TH SOSCIA Buzz Nurse People are strange. Clubs: Student Senate 1, 2; la- crosse 1; Class Sec I. 2. 2:15. dazed and confused. SUZANNE JENNIFER SOSCIA Cndecided 1 don't care! Clubs: Hockey 1.2. 3 Sea Isle. Stone . Pat. Friends. Chi game 80. DEAN R. STAFFORD Deanery Body building. College Oh. well. Clubs: Ski Club 3; Football 2. 3; Baseball 1. 3. Stones Concert. Summer practice, my “special friend. JEANNE MARIE STANKA VAGE Sunky College Where's the party0 Clubs. Prom Comm 2: Variety Show 3. Senior Week. Weekend parties. Friends. 98 MARIGENEST. CLAIR Mitzy Secretary Did ya play Stumpers this weekend? Club� : Interact 2; Prom Ciiimn 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 3; Student Senate 1. 2. 3: Class Treas. I. 2. 3. Weekends. Summer of '81 KIMBERLY LYNN STEIN METZ Kim College You make me crazy!” Clubs: ROTC 1,2, 3; Swim Team 3. Mr. Zak'a, Intro Chemistry. Physics Class. LISA MARIE STICKLEY Lis Work “Da. come on you guys get cereal.” Goony. Creek. I love you Jeff. Mike's parlies. The Ragle before school. ANTHONY MICHAEL STRANO Tony College Clubs: Band 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. DANIEL STEVEN STEWARD Dan Air Force “Back door man. DA VID THOMAS STRETCH D ve Get Check Wend’ Clubs: Football 2; Baseball 1. 2.3. WAR. Baseball. RICHARD ALLEN STROHL Stroller Undecided Club� : Football 1. 2; Track 1. 2, 3. ROSEANN MARY SUEZ Rose Cosmetology “How does my hair look’’ Clubs: Rand I; Yearbook 3; Homeroom Rep. 1. 2. 3: Variety Show 3. KENNETH PATRICK SWEENEY Weasel College “Quit stealing my material. Frank. Club� : Band 1. 2, 3; Musical 2. 3; SVVSD 1, 2. 3; Variety Show 3. Band Bus. Band Camp. 99 MA UREEN SWEENEY Sween Secretary Clubs. Internet 2; Pep Club 2; Prom Comm. 1. 2.3; Wrest- lerettes 1; Homercwm Rep. 1,2,3; Variety Show 3. Idgits, Friends, my beautiful car. DAVID A. THOMPSON Rare College • I don't care!”Clubs: Ski Club 2.3: Football 3; Soccer I. 2. (tn-capt.) 3. Summer practices. Ski Trip. Bus Rides (Gubber). MA R YA NN TORRES Butch. Black Sabbath. GEORGE J. TAYLOR Homeroom. Beck. Mr. Re pet to'� in Ulh grade. College DOROTHY THORN DoU,f Secretary “Are you crazy?” Clubs: Band (Rifles) 1. 2. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 2. 3. Friends. Competitions. McDon- alds, Chemistry bubble baths. MARIA A. TORZOLINI Maria College “Wendy, do you have any gum?” Clubs: Drama 2, 3; Track 1.2. 3. Tennis 2. 3; Variety Show 3. Big Blue Blob. Spinning Wheels. Burger King. REBECCA MARY TAYLOR Becki Give it up!” Clubs: Vo tech I. 2. 3. Michele, the goon. Stones concert. Bad Co. DA VID TOOMEY HEATHER LEA BALLARD 100 JEAN MARIE TRAVAGLINI College •'I don't remember, do you'’” Ski trip. Stone'� Concert. PATRICIA STEPHANIE TREMOGLIE T mh College •'This is boring.” Clubs: Band (Flags) 1, 2. 10th, 11th grade A lunches. FRANKLIN VANKIRK Frank Trade School WILLIAM VANDERGRIFT Bird Machinist Death before the Boss. Wake me up when it’s over. DAVID WAYNE VALENTINO Dave College Shampoo your Midget.” Clubs: Band 1, 2. (Student Cond.) 3; Musicale 3; Stage Band 1, 2. 3. Band Camp. Z- Ville. Moose Head. GEORGE R. VARELA MARI ANN VENVTI DA WN MICHELLE VERNON Mare Secretary Dawn (Iraphic Artist Yeah. I love you, too. Clubs: Interact 2; Basketball 2. 3; Sure. Clubs: Vo-tech 1, 2. 3. Vo-tech with Theresa and Tenni� 2: Variety Show 3. 7th period study hall. Mr. Berg. Homeroom with Mare JOHN MICHAEL WALDRON John College Clubs: Football 2. Kania'� Homeroom. 101 JEAN M. WALSH Jeanie Marriage Have a great weekend!” Clubs: Band 2; Interact 2, 3: Library Aide I, 2, 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Wrestlerettes 2. 3; Track I. The crew' KATHLEEN CAROL WEBB K«th College Hey. don't be nasty Clubs: Band (Flags) I. 2, (drum major) 3; Drama 1, 2; Musicale 3; Hon. Soc. 1,2. (prea.) 3; Newspaper 1; Scott's Hi Q 2.3; Ski Club 1. 2. 3; SVVSD 3; lacrosse 1. KELLY ELIZABEl'H WELSH Kel w l Secretary Oh. I love it. Clubs: Band (Pifies) 1, 2. (Capt.) 3; Inter- act 2. 3; Prom Comm. 2; Ski Club 3; Tennis 2. Band competitions, friends. TERESA GRACE WARFEL Dolly Work Let's not go. Carolyn. Christmas vacation, Work exper- ience, Sumes. KAREN CHRISTINE WARREN Secretary Clubs: Cheerleaders 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3. Tom, Friends, Weekends, Slone . ANNMARIE CATHERINE WEBER A.M. Work “Where is Murphs? Smurphs? No. Murph! Clubs: Wre� tlerette 1; Track 1. Mr. Moran. Mr. Chambers. RAYMOND EDWARD WEIGHTMAN K« College “I don't know about that. Clubs: Football 3. Chemistry lab . J.K. pictures. A lunch. It'� the Melvin. Clubs: Ski Club 2.3; Soccer 2.3; Tennis 2. 3. (lubbers, practices. Egging in the VW. Zill Wacs Class. JOHN KENNETH WEINER J-K. Marketing l«eave me alone Mr. Zak. Mr. Hamlin. Demeaning pep rallies, business math in 200 102 CHARLES DELANO WERNER Chuck Air Fore What'� up?” Club : ROTC I. 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 6th period Auto Mech. THOMAS M. WHITE Whitey Carpentry Out to lunch. SANDRA LEE WHITTAKER Sandy Marriage Rob, I wuv you.” Club : Vo-tech 2, 3. S.L. Gang. STEPHANIE WILLIAMS TERESA ANN WILLIAMS Mousev Data Processing Oh. Baby.” Club : Band 2; ROTC 2. (Capt.) 3; Vo tech 1, 2, 3. Vo-tech, being with Fred, Band Concert� , Football Games. PAUL E. WILPS Welding What’s up?” Clubs: Vo-tech. ROBIN D. WILSON Rob Trade School It's going to be great.” Clubs: Soccer 1. 2. 3; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. Gubber. lunch. De Plane. KELLY QUINN WILLIAMSON Kel Bel College I’m going to the shore this weekend. Clubs: Hockey 1, 2, (capt.) 3; Lacrosse 1. 2. 3. George at the Walnut, Week- ends at the shore. JENNIFER ANITA WISHAM Squish College Renne. shut up! I’m trying to study!” Clubs: Prom Comm. 2; Wre tlerettes 2. Ureas.) 3. C-lunch, Skid Row. 103 PATRICIA ERELINE WOITAS Trifth College How's life treatin' ya?” Clubs: Interact 2; Honor Society 1. 2. (vice pres.) 3; Prom Comm. 1. 2, 3; Ski Club 3; Yearbook (Act. ed.) 2, (Senior ed.) 3; Track (mgr.) I. 2, 3. LYNNE ANNE WRZESNIEWSKI Nursing Really! Clubs: Band (Majorettes) 1. 2. 3; Fut. Nurses 2. 3; Interact (pres.) 2: Prom Comm. 2.3; Wrestlerettes 2. 3; Variety Show 3. IdgiU. Mickies. JOSEPH MICHAEL ZAPPALA Z«P College Clubs: Football 1, 2. 3. Football games. Zap and Zel. Mr. Kama's class. THOMAS WRIGHT RICHARD M WOOD Woody Mechanic HARVEY WYANT KENNETH PAUL YORGEY Kid Systems Analyst Co for it. Clubs: Ski Club 3; Football I. 2. 3; Wrestling 1, 3. 1st period with Kos. LISA J. ZELNIK Lis College Are you serious? Clubs: Prom Comm. 1,2.3; Ski Club 3; Lacrosse 1. 2. (co-captain) 3: Homeroom rep. 1. 2. 3. Re- member Trish MELANIE ANN ZUZEK Mel College I don't know.” Friends. Michael. Weekends. 104 Look to this Day Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow only a vision, But today well-lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. SENIORS NOT APPEARING IN THE SENIOR SECTION: CHRISTOPHER BAINES ROBERT CALDWELL ANTHONY CAPONE DAVID DAN DREAM ATTEO ROBERTA EUSDEN TIMOTHY GRONIN EDWARD LEWIS MICHAEL LINK JOHN MELLINA RICHARD MELLINA CRAIG METCALFE RUTHE SHOR CHRISTOPHER SMITH JAMES TASKER THINK ABOUT IT: Whatever you are, it is your own friends who make your world. - William James Last Will And Testament I, Leigh Augustine, will Karen Taylor my cash register at Linvilla. I, Chris Bailer, will my 4-wheel drive skills to Pollock(if he wants them). I, Vito Barbuto, will my school spirit to any burnout. I, Ron Bloom, will my many skills to Cliff Ely. I, Keith Bromley, will Angel number two to SOCKO. I, Debbie Brustar, will Kelly Bolt my typing ability. I, Bob Caldwell, will my Camaro to Steve Kyriakos because he wants it so bad. I, Gordon Cameron, will Angel number three to SOCKO. I, Pat Campbell, will Angel number one to SOCKO. I, Jim Catone, will my sneakers to Terry Welsh. I, John Chadwick, will my height to Jeff St. Germain. I, Lisa Chanitz, will David Rooks my undying love. I, Joe Chiponis, will my High School Diploma to Bob Caldwell. I, Nancy Christaldi, will my Beatles collection to Lee, Tracie and Karen. I, J.J. Clark, will my sense of humor to Queball E. I, Regina C. Clark, will my upper classman status to Nancy O’Brien. I, Michelle Czajczynski, will my Led Zeppelin mirror to Leigh. I, Nick Davey, will my height to Dawn Sweeny. I, Neil Davis, will my legs to Don Daugette. I, Jane Davidson, will my Yearbook position to any stupid person. I, Janet Filiaggi, will all the crazy times I had on the squad to Christi Farris. I, Nancy Foster, will my clipboard to Barb Cornett and running mascara and messy hair to Robin Creighton. I, Bob Gatchel, will my ‘S.V. Life Story’ to “That’s Incredible” I, Mishele Graftstrom, will best of luck to future seniors. I, Greg Hartley, will triples to Pat Lewis. I, Larry Hill, will my Sgt. Maj. rank to Jeff Derent. I, Julie Hoffman, will Homeroom seat in the band room to any squad member who wants it. I, Cheri Horan, will my cheerleading postion to anyone who wants it. I, Frank Jackson, will my athletic ablity to my brother. I, Tim John, will Elwood 4 fried chickens and a coke. I, Eleanor Johns, will my left-handedness to anyone who’s right-handed. I, Lisa Jones, will my house on weekends to Dana and Lisa. I, Donna Katevatis, will my Biology notes to Kim Bentley. I, Wendy King, will Brian, Dave and whoever else to Sandy. I, Drew Kriebel, will my football ability to anyone who wants it. I, Gerri Kuehn, will my physics seat to anyone who wants it. I, Tony Kushner, will my yearbook position to some poor soul. I, Kenneth Laaken, will my hair to Col. Turner. I, Ken Lahr, will my great attendance to anyone who wants it. I, Ralph LaSpina, will my number 73 to Frank Iacona. I, Barb Loftus, will my knowledge of romance to John Loftus. I, John Lunness, will nothing, I’m taking it with me. I, Patti McGarvy, will my cooking ability in Basic Foods to Cathy McLaughlain. I, Nancy McKinney, will John Loftus my commonness so that he won’t be so perfect. I, Jeff Miller, will my Captain Whirlpool title to Jim Myers. I, Mike Monaghan, will my soccer locker to Dirtba. I, Deb Murphy, will my cases to Adrienne Karen Fitzgerald. 106 I, Denise Murphy, will my secretarial classes to Peggy Ferrara. I, Al Mszaneacky, will my stereo to Cliff Swezey. I, Kathi Niemann, will Mike Bobby all my 7th pd. Study Halls. I, Denise Nyce, will another fun year at the Valley to Mr. Kozlowski! Good Luck! I, Susan Ogram, will homeroom seat to anyone that likes sitting on the floor. I, Larissa Okumura, will Greg Burns my sneakers for his car. I, Kristine Oleksey, will Karole my good times at the Valley. I, Matt Petitdemange, will my ability to fail tests to Dave Dimeglio. I, Dan Pincock, will my great personality to anyone who needs one. I, Wendy Powell, will my craziness to Lori Pascal. I, Sue Rappold, will my passing grades to my sister Patty. I, Lisa Rhoades, will my grades to my sister Joanne. I, Chris Savage, will the Falcon to Joe Possenti. I, Lisa Schmidt, will my “mottern mathlete” to anyone lucky enough to get a 100. I, Sandy Siko, will my fingernails great height to Elaine Opinuk. I, Mitzy St. Clair, will my ability to keep quiet in class to Becky Mack. I, Lisa Stickley, will my ability to get in trouble to Kitty Smith. I, Dave Stretch, will all my Farrah posters to Mr. Rau. I, Maureen Sweeney, will my legwarmers to my FRIEND Patty. I, Dave Thompson, will my soccer position to Scott Gittman. I, Dorothy Thorn, will my ability to dance at the Village to my sister. I, Maria Torzolini, will my mathematical ability to Maureen Gray. I, Trish Tremoglie, will all my books to anyone. I, Bill Vandergrift, will my Keg seat to nobody. I, Marianne Venuti, will my 7th pd. study hall to Lisa Lambert. I, Dawn Vernon, will absolutely nothing to anybody. I, Kathy Webb, will Jim Scull a transplant of new knees. I, Bob Weeks, will baby Bob to Lisa and Lavonne. I, Ray Weightman, will my co-ordination to Jim Redding. I, Chuck Werner, will all my dull, outdated magazines to 209. I, Tom White, will my good grades to my brother. I, Sandy Whittaker, will my Converse sneakers to Rob Garmon. I, Terri Williams, will my grades to my sister Chris. I, Kelly Williamson, will my ‘Goalie ability to Karen Fitzgerald. I, Jenny Wisham, will my seat in skid row to Mr. B. I, Trisha Woitas, will the best of times and my height to Barb Cornett. I, Harvey Wyant, will my attendance record to anyone who wants it. I, Kenny Yorgey, will “Fire Them Up” to George Donald. I, Lisa Zelnik, will Staci Aston “the Big One”. I, Kathy Dalton, will my superior knowledge to Laura Genthert. I, Dawn Diggins, will my common sense to B.J. Diggins. I, Holly Johnson, will my heart and soul to Sun Valley. I, Scott Johnson, will Mike McDade my good left knee. I, Caroline Krauss, will Mr. Motter’s sponges to next year’s “volunteer.” I, Maria Evans, will my ability to smile after a day of school to my sister Andrea. I, Kelly Lock, will my grades anything else he needs to Mike Bullard. 107 Pack s Earl 50 .v-e p fsan’s iv. «■ _ eder, siV( n . ’ hsrri msdt °o ■ St ' £0‘ CONTENTS: Cheerleading .....................112 Football .........................114 Hockey.............................U8 Soccer ...........................121 Tennis ...........................124 Cross-Country ....................126 Boys' Basketball .................128 Girls' Basketball ................130 Wrestling ........................133 Swim Team 136 CHEERLEADING IN FRONT: Cheryl Horan. STANDING (L to R): Teresa Brehony, Alison Reilly, Karen Warren, Kathie MdKniff, Lisa Shor, Cindy Canavan. Krissy Cornell, Diane Messick, Kathy Sculley, Doreen Beecher, Lori Mercandante, Bernadette Haday, Melanie Glomb, Lovonne Lewis, Kelly Grogan, Kim Anderson. One can never say too many compli- mentary things about our cheerleaders, and our 1981-82 squad earned every last compliment! Under the experienced, motherly eye of Miss Duncan, and the en- thusiastic, spirited leadership of Kathy Sculley and Diane Messick, our cheer- leaders screamed, jumped, shouted, and cheered our teams to victory. Who could forget their precarious, dangerous pyra- mids, their amazing acrobatics, or their creative cheers. Whether valiantly trying to arouse the student body at a pep rally or competing against other cheerleading squads, our girls showed that true school spirit involves - dedication, enthusiasm, and pride! Captains: n 112 Diane Kathy Cheryl Karen SENIORS H Kim Bernadette FOOTBALL FIRST ROW (L to R): Drew Kriebel, Paul Markel, Ralph LaSpina, Don Morgan, Joe Zappala, Derek Hutchinson, Kurt Needles, Bill Morey, Fran Savage, Bill Hovis, Chuck Laughlin, Ken Yorgev. SECOND ROW: Jim Redding. Frank Mattera, Frank Iacona, Glenn Grogan, Chris Crilly, Chris Savage, Bill McKee, George Donald, Mark Zuppo, Tim Dodge, Jeff Hornibrook. THIRD ROW: Joe Possenti, Dan Fannon, Jerry Whitesel, Mark Walsh, Jim Webb, Jim Waters, Jerry Mastroianni, Keith Clements, Ray Weightman, Paul Fitzgerald, Mark Carahha. FOURTH ROW: Mike Harkins, Rob Fithian, Gary Eisenacher, John Stone, Dan McCray, Tom Arnold, Kevin DeAngelis, Joe Giampalmi, Simon Whitnell, Dan Baker. FIFTH ROW: Rob Ogden, Mike Stankavage, Mike Bobey, Joe Cimabue, Doug Lord, Tony Schatz, Joe Manco, Eddie Harris, Jim Donato, Darren Mozol. SIXTH ROW: Bob Scott, John Loftus, Mike Conrad. Chris Possenti, Jim Ortlip. Our football team had to say the very least, an excellent year, and their record of 8-3 proved it. On Sep- tember 11, we opened with a very successful win over St. James. And on Thanksgiving Day our guys ended their season with an even more satis- fying win over Chichester, avenging an earlier two point defeat on Octo- ber 10. All of this was accomplished with a staggering amount of injuries on key players. But our guys did it, and even put a few on the All-Delco team to boot! Derek Hutchinson made the first team for offense, while Ralph LaSpina made the second team for defense, and many guys made honorable mention. Our men constantly beat the odds and showed their true colors- blue and gold- the colors of winners! 114 VARSITY St. James Penncrest Nether Prov. In ter boro Chichester Chester Nether Prov. Interboro Chester Marple Chichester 0 W 10 L 0 W 14 L 7 W 13 W 39 L 6 W 0 W 7 W 24 6 6 7 12 20 20 14 14 14 14 FOOTBALL SENIORS 116 117 GIRLS ’ HOCKEY KNEELING (L to R): Jenny Grace, Carol McFadden, Elaine Phillips, Kim Leflar and Kelly Williamson (co-captains), Anette Carabba, Sharon Dougherty. Diane Orlando. STANDING: Mrs. MacDonald (coach), Carolyn Acheson (manager), Monica Messner, Denise Harris, Sue Soscia, Cindy Bocella, Nancy Greer, Cece DiLuzio (manager), Mrs. Bullock (coach). VARSITY Harriton 0 S.V. 2 L Lansdowne 0 1 L Chester 3 0 W Nether Prov. 5 4 W Chichester 2 1 W In ter boro 0 3 L Harriton 0 1 L Lansdowne 1 2 L Chester 2 1 W Nether Prov. 2 3 L Chichester 2 1 W Interboro 1 2 L J.V. Harriton 1 S.V. 1 T Lansdowne 0 1 L Chester 1 0 W Nether Prov. 2 1 w Chichester 4 1 W Interboro 0 7 I. Harriton 0 2 L Lansdowne 2 1 W Chester 2 1 W Nether Prov. 0 2 L Chichester 1 0 W Interboro 0 2 L In some sports and activities it seems that the major concern is winning. But this year our girls’ Hockey team found something more important—friendship and togetherness. The girls this year developed a special kind of close- ness, while building a strong, tough team. They’ll probably al- ways remember the nicknames- Skip, Doc, Jelly, Twinkletoes, and Linda. And who could forget the “Smack-of-the-Month” club, Doc as President, or Suzanne (big Su- KNEELING (L to R): Christy Farris. Christa Miner. Denise Donaldson. Karen Burnett, Liz Suda, Staci Astin (capt.), Michele Hoeffer, Patti Hamre, Denise Parsons, Lisa Bonaquisti. STANDING: Mrs. MacDonald (coach). Cece DiLuzio (manager), Anita Trofa, Danielle Strano, Karen Fitzgerald. Suzanne Miller, Nancy Powell. Lenore Hines, Lisa Nolan. Kris Wood, Mrs. Bullock (coach), Carolyn Acheson (manager). zanne) from Chi? And the Nether Flick-Off—the most exciting days of the season! Sure, it was a good year for winning, but it was a great year for friends and fun. These girls were winners on the field and off, learning the true essence of team sports; performing to the best of one’s ability, and making close friends for life. 119 HOCKEY SENIORS 120 SOCCER KNEELING (L to R): Norm Madison. Chris Vaul. Mike McDade, Guy Michaels. Chris Bergeman. Ray Cavanaugh, Dave Thompson. Ed Dietzler, Dave Pollock, Ken Kelly. Rob Wilson. STANDING (L to R); Denton Kissel. Don Daugette. Dave Hughes. Mike Monaghan. Don Lorber, Scott Johnson. Kevin Davidson. Dave Schneeman. Brian Nedbalski. Bob Weeks. Scott Gittman. MISSING: Fred lacono. Most of the people at Sun Val- ley agree that soccer at the “Val- ley” has become increasingly pop- ular in the past few years, and with the addition of night games to the schedule, more people have gotten the chance to see our Van- guards play. This season the fans were not disappointed. Under the direction of coaches Owsley and Grassano, the 1981 Vanguard Soc- cer squad has been able to leave quite a mark on Sun Valley’s re- cord books. For only the second time in school history, our mighty Vanguards took on the always tough Harriton Rams and came out victorious by a score of 4-2. Many felt that this was a fluke, but once again the Vanguards proved them wrong by ending up with a tremendous overall record of 8-4-5, the second best in Sun Valley Soccer history. Another milestone for the Vanguards this year was the breaking of the re- cord for most goals in a season, set by Tibor Lehotay in 1977. This task was completed by one of our captains, Dave Thompson. The Vanguards also sent five players to the 1981 All-Delco soccer squad. KNEELING (L to R : Chuck Shanko. Greg Saunders. Glenn Diehl. John Haday. Frank Ferzetti, Eric Madison. John Rosato. Mike Kaminski. B.J. Diggins. STANDING (L to R): Jim Weeks. Mike Forde. Bob Scampton. John Zelznick. Ron Dinger. Joe Zamonski. Bill Davis. Rob Monteila. Jeff MacNeil. Dave Mullen. MISSING: Jim Shanko. 121 VARSITY Christian Acad. 0 SV 2 Harriton 2 4 St. James 2 1 Lansdowne 1 1 Kennett Sq. 1 2 Wilm. Christian 0 4 Chester 1 4 Nether Prov. 0 Swarthmore 2 2 Interhoro 1 1 Harriton 2 1 Lansdowne 1 0 Christian Acad. 1 3 Chester 1 3 Nether Prov. 1 1 Swarthmore 1 3 Interhoro 2 2 SOCCER SENIORS Christian Acad. Harriton St. James Lansdowne Kennett Sq. Chester Nether Prov. Swart hmore Interhoro Harriton Lansdowne Christian Acad. Chester Swart h more Interhoro 0 SV 5 w 0 3 w 2 3 w 0 10 w 1 0 L I 5 W 3 4 w 1 2 W 0 2 W 2 2 T 2 n i W 1 6 W 0 1 w 0 1 w 0 w KNEELING (Tri-Captains): Ray Cavanaugh, Chris Bergeman, Dave Thompson. STANDING (L to R): Coach Grassano, Jeanne Naef (Man- ager), Coach Owsley. MISSING: Bill Bradley (Manager). 123 GIRLS’ TENNIS KNEELING (I. to R): Susan Zgleszewski, Chris Rhodes, Kathleen Blythe (Co-cap- tain), Maria Torzolini, Linda Purfield, Maureen Gray, Sherri Gawne, Dina Kutcher. STANDING (L to R): Diane Giorgini, Lisa Wesolowski, Patricia Gray, Gail Wright, Darlene Herbus, Michele Miles, Ms. Longquist (Coach). MISSING: Wendy Cazort, Larissa Okumura (Co-captain), Paula Klimas, Cindy Perko. This was the second year for our Girls’ Tennis team. Under the di- rection of Coach Patricia Lonn- quist, the girls enjoyed a good playing season, though not a win- ning one (5-7). The team captains were Kathy Blythe and Larissa Okumura. Most memorable are: long bus rides to Collingdale, Lansdowne, and Harriton; pre-game jitters; the last match (at Lansdowne) and getting home late; windy, cold practices; and the singing (?) of the Alma Mater. Also notable is the girls’ participation in the Del Val A District Tournaments. Kathy Blythe, Maureen Grey, and Paula Klimas, who advanced to the quarter finals, played singles. Those playing doubles included Kathy, Maureen, and Paula as well as Maria Torzilini, Chris Rhodes, and Sherry Gawn. Swart h more 5 SV 0 L Nether Prov. 5 0 L Chester 0 5 W Lansdowne 2 3 W Harriton 5 0 L Collingdale 0 5 W Swarthmore 5 0 L Nether Prov. 5 0 L Chester 0 5 W Lansdowne 3 2 L Harriton 5 0 L Collingdale 0 5 W 124 TENNIS SENIORS Wendy Cazort Larissa Okumura Cindy Perko Linda Purfield Maria Torzolini 125 CROSS COUNTRY Running has been rapidly in- creasing in popularity, and so has the quality of our Cross Country team, ’82 being no exception. Our boys had a constructive year—a year whose value wasn’t shown through victories, but by the im- provement and progress they made. The girls had a spectacular year, with a second at Salesianum, third at Delco Championships, first at the Del Val A, and sixth at Districts. Incredible Gina Procac- cio set course records at Sale- sianum, Delco Championships, Del Val A, and fourth at the state level, finishing first in all dual meets. Also recall other names consistently heard, like DiRosato, Tyson, and Carr! Both the boys and girls made ’82 one of the brightest Cross Country years ever! Boys’ Harriton 4.’1 SV 15 L Sharon Hill 50 15 L Nether Prov. 50 15 L Darby 31 25 L Swart h more 34 21 L Interboro 44 16 L Yeadon 28 27 L Chester 50 15 L Garnet Valley 50 15 L Lansdowne 50 15 L KNEELING (L to R): Ada Lehr. Ann Marie Tyson, Jeannie Hamilton. STANDING: Linda Wesolowsky, Eileen Carr, Coach Stull, Gina Procac- cio and Kathy DiRosato (co-capts.). MISSING: Lisa Hutchinson, Angie Fowlkes. Girls’ Darby 15 SV 50 W O’Hara 24 32 W Chester 15 50 w Garnet Valley 15 50 w Harriton 15 50 w 126 UPPER LEFT: Coach Stull and captain Mike Middleton. LOW- ER LEFT: captain Gina Procac- cio. Coach Stull, and captain Kathy DiRosato. KNEELING: Mike Middleton (capt ). STANDING (L to R): Mike Bixler, Coach Stull, Sean Feeley. MISSING: Mark Carahba, Don Rushton, Paul Pro- caccio. BOYS’ BASKETBALL KNEELING (L to R): Chuck I,aughlin, Sal Imhurgia, Chris Savage, Derek Hutchinson, Bill McKee. STANDING: Coach Frampton, Dennis Boggs, Gary Zang. Pxl Donato, Ken Kelly, Jim Donato, Coach Chartier. KNEELING (L to R): Scott Pollock, John Haday, Frank Ferzetti, John Zelznick. STANDING: Cody Smith, Mike Kaminski, Dave Royer. Tim Smith, Dan Baker, Tom Caraffa, Coach Chartier. 128 SENIORS VARSITY i Penncrest 70 SV 62 L Swart h more 55 69 W Kennett Sq. 68 50 L Marple 50 52 W Sharon Hill 54 65 W West town 62 64 W Chris. Acad. 72 80 W Springfield 73 57 L Gar. Valiev 48 52 W Chris. Acad. 75 64 L Harriton 56 63 W Lansdowne 43 47 W St. James 78 53 L Nether Prov 60 54 L Chichester 49 59 W Interboro 47 76 W Harriton 54 71 W Lansdowne 39 77 W Chester 101 59 L Chester 107 72 L Nether Prov 59 63 W Chichester 46 57 W Interboro 51 72 W One player doesn’t make a great basketball team, and our guys proved that time and time again this year. “Balance” was the word this year—a balance of scoring, of- fense, defense, aggression, and above all, skill. Fantastic perfor- mances were given by all—Derek Hutchinson, Chuck Laughlin, Sal Imburgia, Ken Kelly, Jim Donato, Bill McKee, Gary Zang—every guy contributed to the success of the team.They weren’t just indivi- duals; they were a team, and a great team at that. With their im- pressive record the team fought their way to second place in the league and performed outstand- ingly in the playoffs. The 1981-82 Boys’ Basketball team was cer- tainly one of the best ever! J.V. Penncrest 41 SV 43 W Swart hmore 22 43 W Kennett Sq 39 49 W Marple 50 53 W Chris. Acad. 23 41 W Springfield 57 36 L Harriton 22 37 W Lansdowne 23 35 W St. James 46 27 L Chester 49 47 L Nether Prov. 37 48 W Chichester 47 29 L Interboro 31 53 W Harriton 24 51 w Lansdowne 29 44 w Chester 49 38 L Nether. Prov. 34 44 W Chichester 53 47 L Interboro 39 46 W GIRLS’ BASKETBALL I STANDING (L to R): Kathy LeFlar (mgr.), Karen Taylor, Sandy Forte, Kelly Williamson, Cindy Boccella, Debbie Murphy, Denise Harris, Maria Varano, Sherry Gawne, CeCe DiLuzio, Annette Carabba, Staci Aston, Bette Bristow (mgr.). KNEELING (L to R): Lisa Bonacquisti, Anita Trofa. STANDING: Karen Fitzgerald, Sue Starkey, Stacey O’Byrne, Nancy Powell, Brenda Haday, Lisa Nolan, Becky Divins, MISS- ING: Sharon Morgenstern. 130 VARSITY Collingdale 35 SV 48 W Penncrest 33 43 W Ridley 45 26 L Penncrest 54 34 L Chris. Acad. 19 48 W Yeadon 32 53 W ( Kennett Sq 27 25 L Marple 50 31 L Garnet Valiev 28 48 W Octoria 28 61 W Harriton 36 52 W Lansdowne 64 42 L Nether Prov. 62 28 L Chichester 51 52 W Interboro 55 57 W Harriton 35 44 W Lansdowne 50 41 L Chester 63 43 L Chester 59 25 L Nether Prov. 62 31 L Chichester 34 26 L Interboro 36 35 L Chichester 44 39 L J.V. Collingdale 15 SV 21 W Penncrest 21 20 L Chris. Acad. 0 31 W Kennett Sq 21 26 W Marple 19 31 W Garnet Valley 29 33 W Octorora 15 41 W Harriton 5 39 W Lansdowne 29 28 L Nether Prov. 35 18 L Chichester 26 22 L Interboro 49 16 L Harriton 6 51 VV Lansdowne 21 44 W Chester 33 19 L Chester 32 21 L Nether Prov. 39 26 L Chichester 24 26 VV Interboro 28 24 L STANDING (L to R): Coach Messick, tri-captains- Cindy Boccella, Denise Harris, CeCe DiLuzio, Coach Owsley. Our 81-82 Girls’ Basketball team showed their true co- lors—the colors of winners: blue and gold! They had an excellent year—a year of remarkable per- formances, intensity, and skill. Players like Cindy Bocella, CeCe DiLuzio and Debbie Murphy led the way to a tie for second place in the league. This year’s team was a remarkable combination of ag- gressiveness and class, always proving to be formidable oppo- nents. These girls were perfecting their form long after 2:15. Practic- ing hard was the rule—not the ex- ception. Coach Owsley and Mes- sick saw to that! Their efforts and their season will go down in the annals of Sun Valley basketball history! 131 SENIORS Cindy Debbie 132 WRESTLING 1st ROW (L to R): Scott Gittman, Scott Davis. Greg Burns (capt.), Jeff Miller (capt.), Dave Lanciano (capt.). Denton Kissell. Eric Madison. 2nd ROW: Coach Grassano. John Loftus, Sean Keenan. Norm Madison, Neil Davis, Jery Haley, Andy Cichanowsky, Coach Kramer. 3rd ROW: Paul Albano. Steve Miller, Chip Myers, John Bailey. Scott Rauenzahn, Tim Dodge. MISSING: Bill Morey. 1st ROW (L to R): Bob Boyer, Chris Vaul, Jim Webb. Keith Patton, Kevin Rattawitz. 2nd ROW: Mark Walsh, Jerry Whilesel, Jim Weeks, Dave Bailey. Rob Baran, Brian Ellison. 3rd ROW: Coach Grassano, Chris Possenti, Mike Bobey, Jeff Hollenbach. Mike Farris. Tim Huber. Coach Kramer. 4th ROW: Bill Davis, Jeff Hornibrook, Joe Manco. Ed Harris. Joe Derrickson, Bob Malinowski. In the grueling and demanding sport of wrestling, any team that fights to the top of the heap in any • given year is to be congratulated. In Sun Valley every year is a ban- ner year for our mat grapplers, and the 1981-82 season was no ex- ception. Although we finished sec- ond in the Del-Val A league, our overall record was a tremendous 17-1-1. The J.V. team kept their three- year unbeaten streak alive by clos- ing out this year with an undefeat- ed season. The dedication of our two coaches, Mr. Chuck Grassano and Mr. Joe Kramer, as well as the Wrestlerettes, shows how simple it is to change what once was an unpopular sport to one of the big- gest at Sun Valley. Congratula- tions on a fantastic year! 133 SENIORS SWIM TEAM 1st ROW (L to R): Kathy Bowe, Dina Kutcher, Tracey Myers, Ann-Marie Tyson, Mike Monaghan. 2nd ROW: Kathy Reeves, Jenny Grace, Jeanne Stankavage, Danielle Strano, Sherri Henderson, Beth Kelly. 3rd ROW’: Bill Bradley, Debbie Sunick, Carol Grace, Sherry Brusstar, Mike Robb. MISSING: Debbie Brusstar, Terri Fendt, Janet Greer, Barb Loftus, Debbie McCombs, Kathy Sculley, Marybeth Soscia, Roseann Suez, Maureen Sweeney, Kathy Wrebb, Lisa Zelnick, Tina Benz, Karen Burnett, Joanne Minisci, Lynda Miron. Dawn Sweeney, Linda Vail, Steve Fantau, Rob Montella, Mike Stankavage, Mike Harkins, Gary Eisenacher, Kevin DeAngelis. A new athletic tradition began this year. The creation of our swim team brought Sun Valley sports fans fresh excitement. Al- though the season appeared dis- couraging, the team built the foundations for improvement through error and analysis. Ann Marie Tyson found Northley’s waters agreeable, as she set four regular season records including the 50 yard freestyle (26.33), 100 yard freestyle (56.92), 200 yard freestyle (2:05.94), and 100 yard butterfly (1:05.85). At the P. I. A. A. District Meet, Ann Marie placed seventh in the 50 yard freestyle (25.86) and 100 yard but- terfly (1:03.15). She also competed in the state meet with guidance from Coach Ann MacDonald. Penncrest (G) 126 SV 40 L Penncrest (B) 107 48 L St. James (B) 120 47 L Harriton (G) 103 64 L Harriton (B) 102 61 L Nether Prov. (G) 111 57 L Nether Prov. (B) 124 46 L Card. O'Hara (G) 118 37 L Card. O’Hara B) 134 34 1. Lower Merion (G) 91 80 L Lower Merion tB) 108 51 L Downingtown (G) 105 60 1. Downingtown (B) 115 55 136 137 CONTENTS: Band 140 Musicale......................... 144 Stage Band .......................145 Chorale ......................... 146 ROTC ............................ 147 Yearbook..........................148 Future Nurses ....................150 Wrestlerettes ....................151 Student Senate ...................152 Honor Society ....................153 Interact ........................ 154 Library Aides ................... 155 Close Up ........................ 156 Scott's Hi-Q .................... 157 Guidance Aides 158 Stage Crew ...................... 159 BAND The first yenr it happened wo were filled with disbelieving joy- our hand was the champions of all group II hands on the entire At- lantic Coast! The second year it happened, it was even more in- crodible. Two yearn in a row, a feat accomplished by only a chosen few bands. But a third year-come on now, that’s really pushing it! No other band had ever done that! Imagine the immeasurable joy when the announcer declared, And the Group III Atlantic (’oast Champions for 1981 with a score of 89.76-Sun Valley High School Marching Band!” The44 hat-trick” was complete, and so was our sen- ior year, for without this win, we might have felt cheated or let down. But our time, our love, and our devotion to SUN” was just too much for the other bands. Who could ever forget Pete saying, Back do it again.” and chanting SUN” before competitions? Of course we will always remember Ralph who wrote a championship drill every year! And the list goes on and on- memories of bus trips, competitions, football games, and practices. But the memories are more than this. They are rem- nants of a time when we learned to win, while learning to laugh, cry, love, hate, but most importantly to realize our full potential! 1981 COMPETI TI ON SCORES West Deptford 78.10 Sun Valley 78.75 Ridley 80.26 Chichester 82.40 Bensalem 84.50 Woodbury 87.70 Chapter 111 Championship 84.45 Atlantic Coast Championship 89.75 HAND DIR ROTOR Mr Stauffer DRUM MAJOR: Kathy Webb. FEATURE TWIRLER: Nicole Emmi 140 141 POM-POMS' TOP: Rosanne Middleton, Lynn McCarthy, Debbie Johnson, Dawn Thorn, Janine Warren, JoAnne Rhoades, Caroline Belcher; 2ND ROW: Lisa Seasock, Lisa Foster, Carol Grace, Jane Davidson. Karen Roberts, Maria Fatiga, Doreen Sweeney, Dana Faulkner; 3RD ROW: Chris Berkau, Kathy Dougherty, Denise Brown, Sue Doohan (capt.), Lori Kovaleski (capt.), Lisa McKenna, Nancy Neimann, Lynn Fedena. MAJORETTES - TOP: Linda Miron, Lisa Chanitz, Faith Gray; 2ND ROW: Stephanie Kirven, Sandy King, Janet Filiagi; 3RD ROW: Barb Loftus, Claire Miller, Christy Far- ris; BOTTOM: Debby Kane (capt.), MISSING: Linda Vail (capt.) RIFLES - TOP: Dorothy Thorn,; 2ND row: Elaine Fraim, Su- zanne Miller; 3RD ROW: Jeanne Vershinski, Jenny Thomas, Joan Davidson; BOTTOM: Kelly Welsh (capt). Paula Klimas (capt.). FLAGS - TOP: Michele George, LuAnn Petty, Caroline Boyd, Lori Rowe; 2ND Row: Cathy McMain, Cheryl Benedict, Sue Ogram, Debbie Brusstar; 3RD ROW: Julie Hoff- man, Lori DePrinzio, Donna Branca; Bottom: Wendy King (capt.), Debbie McCombs (capt). 142 BRASS:TOP: Tim John, Joe Kowal, Joyce Paranich, Matt Petitdemange, Tony Strano, Kerry Ross Dave Lamb, John Schmidt, Albert Boyd, Jack Davidson, Tom Inge, Greg Heckmann, Chuck Martin, Dave DeAugustine, Jeff Miles, Tom Magyarik, Gary Ross, Greg Linowski, Sam Crossman, Dave DeMeglio. WOOD WINDS: TOP: Cheryl Lacey, Holly Curran, Cheryl Irvin, John Moore, Jeff Blaier, Dave Royer, Cindy Schappelle, Chris Harris, Dennis Strawley, Dave Valentino, Nancy McKinney, Michelle Reynolds, Kathy Niemann; 2ND ROW: Kathy Bowe, Daniele Strano, Helen Thayer, Janice Palmore, Lisa Birmingham, Michele DeMeglio, Missy Gibson, Lisa Fitzgerald, Jennifer Locke, Donna Curran. PERCUSSION:TOP: Larry Hill, Jim Littrell, Monty Jones, Ron Klimas, Bill Talley, Denise Curran, Pat Lewis; 2ND ROW: Dan Burke, Dave Rooks, Vito Barbuto 143 MUSICALE It’s not easy to successfully re- cord the accomplishments of a championship band or to keep track of all of its senior members, but the 1982 Musicals Staff has done it! Countless after-band “music-cow” meetings and lots of hard work paid off in the form of a fantastic edition of Musicale ’82 which does justice to our terrific band. TOP: Dave Valentino, John Schmidt, Jim Scull, Kathy Webb, Lisa Fitzgerald, Lou Testa, Jeff Blair. Kerry Ross, Dennis Strawley, Debbie McCombs; 2ND ROW: Barb Loftus, Dave DeAugustine. Ken Sweeney, Linda Miron, Claire Miller. Greg Linowski, Frank Palagruto; 3RD ROW: Dave DeMeglio, John Moore, Monty Jones, Vito Barbuto, Pat Lewis, Tim John, Tom Magyarik: 4TH ROW: Kathy Bowe. Sue Ogram, Nicole Emmi, Wendy King, Joyce Paranich. Cindy Schappelle; 5TH ROW: Lisa Chanitz, Lori DePrinzio; BOTTOM: Dave Lamb. OFFICERS: Dave Valentino-Student Con- ductor, Nancy McKinney-Secretary, Dave Lamb-President, Wendy King-Vice Presi- dent. Barb Loftus-Secretary. 144 STAGE BAND TOP: Oreg Heckman, .John Schmidt, Ken Sweeney, Dave DeAugustine, Kerry Ross, Sam Crossman, Tom Inge, Greg Linowski,; 2ND ROW: Dave DiMeglio, Shawn Feeley, Dennis Strawley, Dave Valentino, Jeff Blair, Al Boyd; BOTTOM: Dave Lamb, Ron Klimas, Monty Jones, Bill Talley, Amy Parker, Bob Stretch. ADVISOR: Mr. Stauffer. Our winning musical tradition was passed from our marching band to our stage band. They es- tablished themselves as one of the most talented, and creative stage bands in the entire state- compet- ing and winning against the best, as we always have and always will! CHORALE Even though the Sun Valley Chorale is only two years old, it has become widely known throughout Delaware County. The chorale was formed last year with only fifteen members, this num- ber has grown to thirty-five. The chorale has performed at the Granite Run Mall, The Country House Inn, The Inglenook Restur- ant, and the schools in the Penn- Delco School District. Last year the chorale was honored by being invited to sing at a naturalization at the Media Courthouse. The chorale is made of fine singers who perform such a good concert that you feel like joining in and singing along! CHORALE: TOP: Claire Platte, Michele Kimmerly, 2ND: Peter Garafola, Tim John, Bob Gatchel, Vito Barbuto, Otto Rust, 3RD: Joyce Paranich, Julie Hoffman, Lori DePrinzio, 4TH: Amy Parker. Chris Rhodes, Wendy King, Sue Ogram, BOTTOM: Carol Grace, Christi- na DelViscio. MISSING: Lori Rowe, Sandy King, Lynda Niron, Donna Curran. Advisor Dir- ector: Mrs. Jeanne Sach. ROTC Drilling, raising and lowering the flag, directing traffic at evening activities—th- ese were just a few ROTC duties. But in ’81 ROTC also formed a competitive drill team, helped in a “Toys for Tots” drive, and participated in other activities that indicated their willingness to assume fu- ture responsibilities for our armed forces. STANDING: -leff Dement. Cheryl Lacey, John Carman. Boh Scheivert. KNEELING: Jim Mays. Doreen Sweeney, Janice Lumbie, Tony Rust. STANDING: Boh Scheivert, Jeff Dement, Jim Mays, Janice Lumbie, Cheryl La- cey, John Carman, Otto Rust. Tony Rust. KNEELING: Doreen Sweeney. TOP: Laurie Bower, Ray Landon, Richard Kimbell, Joe Del- verscovo. 2nd ROW: Linda Pace, Jeff Holmes, Jim Mays, Mike Fabioneri, Tony Rust. BOTTOM: Bob Scheivert, Jerry De- ment, Jeff Dement, John Carman. STANDING: Boh Scheiver, Jeff Dement, Jim Mays, Janice Lumbie, John Ed- wards, Cheryl Lacey, John Carman, Otto Rust, Tony Rust. KNEELING: Doreen Sweeney, Lisa McAffery. STANDING: Otto Rust, Jeff Holmes, Harold Rhodes, John Edwards. George Cornog, Steve Cornog. KNEELING: Darren Bonoquisti, Dan Godwin, Sam Stelma. Chris Garman. YEARBOOK TOP: John Moore, Chris Rhodes, Dehhie Sunick, Kathy Blythe, Denise Nyce, Larissa Okamura, Cindy Perko, Jenny Grace, Michelle Reynolds. 2nd ROW: Paula Klimas, Carolyn Acheson, Lisa Chanitz, Linda Purfield, Jane Davidson, Kerry Ross. Tony Kushner. BOTTOM: Donna Branca, Trisha Woitas, Carol McFadden, Caroline Krauss, Mike Middleton. What a year it has been for our yearbook staff! There were times that we swore we wouldn’t make it! The mad rush for deadlines, piles of dummy sheets and 3-Rs and 3-Cs, the last minute wills, the rushed layouts and copy, the dis- appearing croppers, the effort to sell the book to underclassmen- —problem after problem arose, but we handled them all, even if it meant additional meetings or staying up until one a.m. (which it often did)! But we made it and even distinguished our book as the best ever! Our hard and industri- ous work paid off and our proof is Spectrum ’82: Souvenirs! Advisor: Mrs. MacDonald “You really don’t expect me to type all the underclassmen names, do you?” 148 STANDING: Linda Purfield (Managing Editor), Jane Davidson (Copy Editor). Paula Klimas (Circulation Manager), Trisha Woitas (Senior Editor), Tony Kushner (Art Layout Editor), Donna Branca (Business Manager), Michelle Reynolds (Business Manager). SITTING: Mike Middleton (Photography Editor), Carolyn Acheson (Academics Editor), Debbie Sunick (Underclass- men Editor), Kathy Blythe (Features Editor), Chris Rhodes (Activities Editor). LAYED OUT: John Moore (Editor in Chief). FUTURE NURSES CLUB TOP: Diane Messick, Bernadette Mann, Kathy Bowe, Lisa Goodchild, Larissa Okumura, Barb Cornett, Lori Pascali, Lori DePrinzio, Dawn Sweeney, Constance Pallio, Jennifer April, Lisa Nolan, Kelly VVislor, Kathleen Robb. 2nd ROW: Wendy Powell, Barb Loftus, Laura Nelling, Cindy Schapelle. Nick Davies, Jody Kiser, Dana Faulkner, 3rd ROW: Michele Grafstrom, Denise Curran, Sharon Williams, Lynn Fedena. Lynn Wresneski. TOP: Claire Miller (Secretary). Lynn Fedena (Historian), 2nd ROW: Sharon Williams (Vice-pres.), Wendy Powell (President). Dana Faulkner (Historian). The Future Nurses Club has en- joyed a profitable year of learning and fun. The members participat- ed in selling football programs, various parties, giving Easter Bas- kets to the handicapped and the annual end-of-the-year picnic. Many of the girls worked in the nurse’s office during their study halls filing health records, helping with physicals and distributing as- pirin. Nick Davey held the dis- tinction of of being the only male member. 150 WRESTLERETTES TOP: Barb Cornett, Caroline Belcher, Lynn Fedena, Sharon Williams, Christy Farris, Lisa Nolan, Cheryl Benedict; 2ND ROW: Chris Daulaty, Cheri Horan, Jenni Wisham, Jaqui Fink, Renee Chavis, Nancy McKinney, Cindy Perko; 3RD ROW: Chris Rhodes, Rosanne Middleton, Dana Faulkner, Bernadette Mann, Kathy Bowe, Holly Johnson, Shelly Brownhill; 4TH ROW: Maria Fatiga, Kathy Dogherty, Cindy Schapelle, Jeanne Vershinski, Julie Hoffman, Shelly Brownhill; 5TH ROW: Anita Moletteri, Kelly Wilson, Christine Berkau. It’s undeniable that we have one of if not the best wrestling team around. But much credit is de- served by their spirited female supporters, the wrestlerettes and their advisor Mrs. Temple. Sport- ing new sweaters but the same old boundless spirit, they financially and spiritually supported our great wrestlers through another winning season. OFFICERS: BOTTOM: Jenni Wisham- Treasurer; 2ND: Cheri Horan-Secre- tary; 3RD: Jacqui Fink-President; MISSING: Sandi McKraken-Vice President. 151 STUDENT SENATE TOP: Gerry Kuehn, Rosanne Middleton, Joe Giampalmi, Bob Gatchel, Mark Zuppo, Gary Eisenacher, Cheryl Benedict; 2ND ROW: Lisa Bonaquisti, Cathy MacMain. Robin Creighton. Annette Caraba, Suzanne Miller. Lisa Nolan. Christy Farris; 3RD ROW: Jacqui Fink, Diane Messick, Wendy Powell, Janet Filliagi. Mitzy St. Clair, Denise Nyce, Jody Elser; 4TH ROW: Caroline Krauss. Michele Graftstrom. Lisa Schmidt, Dorothy Thorn, Jackie Burgess. Chris Rhodes; BOTTOM: Cheri Horan, Patty McGarvey, Val DiSciullo, Meg Jar- rett. Our Student Senate was even busier this than past years. In 1981 they were occupied with sponsoring our beautiful Christ- mas Ball and the highly-competi- tive Miss Chi Contest. These were just two of the many events that Student Senate undertook, and they demonstrated much school spirit in all. ADVISOR: Mr. Giampalmi. 152 HONOR SOCIETY This has been a very busy year for Honor Society, but every activ- ity was geared toward a goal-our trip to Williamsburg. Countless cake-bakes, hoagie sales, piles of meetings all culminated in our trip to W'illiamsburg, a great way to reward us for hard work and give us time off from school! TOP: .John Moore, Tony Kushner. Kerry Ross, Tom Magyarik, Dave Carman. Bill Robinson; 2ND: Ray Cavanaugh. Dave Sidoriak. Trish Larkin, Bob Kostes, Jeanne Naef, Joanne Rhoades, Blaine Fraim; 3RD ROW: Trish Woitas, Kathy Webb, Nicole Emmi. Caroline Krauss Dave Lamb. Oreg Burns; 4TH ROW: Linda Purfield, Jane Davidson, Kathy Blythe. Debbie Sunick, Carolyn Acheson. Stacey Sprouse, Doreen Beecher; BOTTOM: Denise Nyce. I Orissa Okumura. Mr. Moran and unidentified confidante. OFFICERS: Kathy Bowe-Vice Secretary, Kathy Blythe-Vice Treasurer. Linda Pur- fieid-Secretarv, Larissa Okumura-Treasur- er. Trish Woitas- Vice President, Kathy Webb-President. A typical gathering of the intelligentsia INTERACT Interaction with the communi- ty, with our school: that’s what In- teract is all about. Unfortunately, this year, Interact had a late start, but at time of publication, they were well on their way to fruitful and busy year. By way of fund raisers, such as Carnation Day, In- teract hopes to raise enough mon- ey to pay for some landscaping on the school grounds. We hope that their efforts re successful. Advisor: Mr. Hofheinz The following students are members of Interact: JODY ELSER MARY CASS NICOLE EMMI LYNN FEDENA SHARON WILLIAMS WENDY POWELL CLAIRE MILLER BARB CORNETT TRISHA WOITAS 154 LIBRAR Y AIDES Keeping our library in order was no easy task, and Mr. Cummiskey couldn’t handle it alone. Overdue books, stamping out books, re- shelving them, doing paper- work—it’s all too much! But our helpful library aides took on much of this responsibility, keeping an orderly library and being helpful to students and Mr. Cummiskey. TOP: Charlene Price, Dan Hamilton, Vito Barhuto, Pete Garafola, Donna Sawyer, Dan Mana, Laura (lenthart. 2nd ROW: Kathv Mana, Greg Manko, -Jeanne Walsh, Lisa Ewing, Kathy Dalton. -Jim Mays. BOTTOM: Claire Platt, Sue DiCampli, -Jeff Ross, -John Pierdo- menico, Dave D'Andreamatteo. A. B. C. D. E. F E. F. Hutton!” Bibliophile Cummiskey 155 CLOSE-UP Sometimes government is thought of as being unexciting and boring. But our Close-Up club never thought so! They learned much about governmental prac- tices, amendments, and state laws, and their exploration culminated in their exciting trips to Washing- ton, D.C. and our capital city, Harrisburg to see government in action. Their activities were cer- tainly worthwhile, allowing them to take a giant step towards an active role in our country. Advisor—Mr. Ruoff TOP: Chris Rhodes. 2nd ROW: Ann-Marie Mortimore, Lisa Nolan. 3rd ROW: Bill Davis, Boh Weeks, Jim Myers, Chris Bergeman, Darren Mozol, Jim Donato. KNEELING: Bob Scampton. 156 SCOTT’S The Scott’s Hi-Q club is over thirty years old. The students in this club travel from school to school participating in question and answering games. They an- swer difficult questions in categor- ies ranging from American Litera- ture to Zoology. Mr. Brouda is the club’s advisor and the Scott Paper Company sponsors all the Scott’s Hi-Q clubs. When a school is given a question they have 15 seconds to answer it. If they answer it cor- rectly they receive 4 points. At the end of the Scott’s season the team with the most cumulative points wins an award of money. Captain Purfield TOP: Suzanne Miller, Kathy Webb.‘2nd ROW: Paula Klimas, Debbie Sunick. 3rd ROW: Kathy Blythe, Larissa Okumura, Carolyn Acheson, Linda Purfield. 4th ROW: Dave Carmen, Bill Robinson, John Moore, Matt Kushner, Scott Rauenzahn. MISSING: Amy Parker, JoAnne Massa. 157 GUIDANCE AIDES TOP: Erika Guenther. Linda Wesolowsky, Carolyn Acheson, Tony Kushner, Caroline Belcher. SIT- TING: Ann-Marie Mortimer, Staci Sprouse. With all the important activi- ties occuring in our guidance of- fice, sometimes the work-load was too much. Applications, tran- scripts, schedules—so many prob- lems and only a few counselors! But our guidance aides helped tre- mendously, planning appoint- ments, organizing papers, helping with transcripts—they did it all, making our future plans more suc- cessful. 158 STAGE CREW TOP: John Pierdomenico. 2nd ROW: Bob Scott, Michelle Kimberly, Tim Smith. KNEELING: Martin Harding, Cody Smith, Tim Huber. Did you ever wonder who helped make our assemblies so or- ganized, or who operated the cur- tains and lights? It was our hard- working stage crew, never seen or heard in the darkness of the audi- torium, but always there, contri- buting their stage and technical talents to the success of all assem- blies. Without their efforts, we would have literally been “in the dark!” JUNIORS Carolyn Acheson Erik Anton Jennifer April Robert Archer Thomas Arnold Staci Aston Christine Bacon Sandra Bailey David Baker Michael Barnes Jeffrey Barrett Christine Barretta Doreen Beecher Caroline Belcher Daniel Benoit Kim Bentley Lawrence Bentz Christine Benz Christine Berkau Michael Bixler Jeffrey Blaier Kathleen Blythe Michael Bobey Joseph Bodenhamer Jennifer Bogenschutz Dennis Boggs Stephen Bomhoff Robert Borrelli Kathleen Bowc Robin Bowersox Kellie Bowman Carolyn Boyd Dennis Boznango Teresa Brehony I-enora Brode Vincent Broomall Denise Brown Bruce Darin Mary Ann Bugey 162 Bernard Buonocore Kenneth Cage John Campbell Cynthia Canavan Annette Carabba David Carman John Carr Michael Carter Stephan Chiappetta I eonora Christaldi Nicholas Cifelli Rickey Coalson Jeffrey Colberg Michael Conrad William Cooper Kristine Cornell Barbara Cornett Karen Costa Roy Covey Robin Creighton Christopher Crilly Mark Crist John Cronin Denise Curran Donna Curran Elizabeth Dalton Joseph Daly Kevin Davidson William Davis Kevin Deangelis David Deaugustine Lisa Della Polla Lori Deprinzio Danita Derrick on Joseph Derrickson Wendy Gwen Coia Yvonne Detwiler Daniel Dicamillo Louis Di Fabio Darlene Dilorio Cecelia Diluzio Paul Dimario David Dimeglio Steven Donato Lisa Donovan Sharon Dougherty Ronald Dinger George Donald Edward Donato James Donato William Doughty Gwen Dunlap tarry Dyer Gary Eisenacher John English Michele Ennis Daniel Fannon Steven Fanlau Michael Farris Maria Fatiga Lynn Marie Fedena Shawn Feeley Michael Feliziani Margaret Ferara Theresa Ferara Lynda Ferguson Charles Fell Marina Fida Mark Finn Robert Fithian a 0 r I E James Garrett David Colder David Gasioroeski Lisa Goodchiid Walter Scott Gitlman James Gorman Lee Glenn 1 1 a j nOL Jv'trv cv.’ A [0| $ Carol Grace Maureen Gray Peter Green Catherine Ford Elaine Fraim Michael Forde Michelle Gardner Michelle Forte Robert Carman Sandra Forte Nancy Greer Glenn Grogan Kelly Grogan V Marvin Rutty Hahn Timothy Haiti ip Gerald Haley Dawn Hartley Laurie Haughawout Edwin Hay� A a ? 0 0 3 Martyn Harding Michael Harkins Demae Harm Kimberly Harron Mane Heavlin Thomas Hegarty Gail Holefelder Anita Hopkins Jeffrey Horn i brook Jeffrey Howard Kevin Hultzapple Gary Hummel Frank I econo Iota Ides Pane Idea Thomas Inge Cheryl Irvin John Jackson Francis Jennings Leshawn Jennings David Jevmck Debora Johnson Margaret June Barry Kaite natem Deborah Kane Mans Katsoum Danaen Kilgore Michelle Kimmerly Denise King Joseph Kowal Lloyd Kolechny Theresa Kouol Howard Koller Margaret Kummerer 4 Wayne Kumpf Raymond Landon Cheryl Lacey Jill Larsen Rebecca Lanahan William Lavin Carl Lawton David Lobb James Patrick Lewis Michael Lombardi Natalie Linowaki Robert Long hunt James Litlrell Michael Lopchinaky 164 Jam� Mack Liaa Mackrell Jeff Mac Neil Robert Mader Daniel Manna Patricia Mano Shirley Marencin Chriatine Mannacci Michele Manotli Monica Martiello Liaa Martorell Gregg Marzano Gerald Mastrioann Dawn Matijosaitis Joe Matijoaaitia Dave Mathew� Frank Mattera Jennifer Mattea Jaraea Maya Robert McCaffrey William McCall Ltaa McClyment Michael McDade Kimberly McDougall Suaanne McFadden Donna McGinley Michelle Meehan William McKee Cheryl Meaaick Kathie McKniff Monica Mesaner Catherine McLaughlin Scott Michaliazn Roaanne Middleton Anthony George Milas Deborah Miller Suzanne Miller Natalie Millichap Chriatine Mingis Rob Montella Ann Marie Morgan Thomas Morgan Annmane Mortimer Carol Minka Heather Mitchell Ricardo Molina Tiffany Molla David Mullen John Murray Henry Myers Brian Nedbalski I aura Selling Beth Nelson James Nelson Nick Nioolaidca Nancy O’Brien Tracy O’Bnen Michael O’Flynn Robert Ogden Diana Orlando Elaine Orpinuk Tracy Oaowaki Judith Owens Kathleen Ozelis Joseph Panoc Dawn Pannier Joyce Paranich Denise Parsons Lori Pascal Tony Pasaenni Keith Patum Pamela Paynter David Pearl 165 Mnrynnnc Poce Joe Poasenti Ed Racine Ed Pedrys Mark Piecara John Pierdomenico Dawn Pilkington Denise Rafferty James Redding Chris Reid Alison Reilly Paul Reinmiller Mark Reneski Joanne Rhoades Christine Rhodes Francis Riddagh Patricia Robb Karen Roberta William Robinson Susan Roscoe Gary Rosa Jeffrey Ross Lori Rowe Donald Rushton Otto Rust Chris Saiauskie Roy Saul Greg Saunders Robert Scamplon Monica Scarborough Cynthia Schappelle John Schmidt Robert Schoenwolfe Ted Schwalm Charles Scott Robert Scott James Scull Deborah Seivwright Donna Seivwright James Shanko Denise Shaw Lisa Shor Steven Simmons Dale Sims Edward Slesicki Amy Smith Timothy Smith Paul Snow Staci Sprouse Jeff St. Germain Michael Stankavage Margaret Stant Paul Stewart Nathaniel Stinson Clifford Stipe John Stone John Stufflet Liz Suda Doreen Sweeny Ron Tail Karen Taylor Shirley Sullivan Deborah Sunick Kenneth Swearer l.isa Sweeney Lou Testa Charlotte Thuer Anita Trofa Dennis Twomey Traci Vanalbert Chris Vaul Carolyn Vernon 166 Jeanne Verahinaki Linda Waldron Mark Walsh Anne Warfel Janine Warren James Waters Paul Whittington Kevin Williams Sharon Williams Anthony Dale Williamson Dawn Winfree Kristine Wood James Weeks Kim Wells Steve Weikel Theresa Welsh Linda Wesolowsky Gerald Whitesel US' � Maureen Wooten Valerie Worrilow Gail Wright Steve Zanders Gary Zang Pete Zandona Andrea Zarevics The following is a list of Juniors who do not appear in this yearbook: Jonathon Zelznick Charles Ammlung Rosemarie Bailey Robert Baran Michele Barbacano Robert Boyer Vincent Boyle Rich Caldwell Ray Clowesley David D’andreamatteo Marylou DeMeglio Jeff Dement Matthew Emery Thomas Gillerlain John Grisaffi Thomas Helferty Gail Hino Ed Hippie Allan Hollenbach Edwin Humphreys Karen Imburgia Sal Imburgia Ed Kersey Paula Klimas Don Krausse Charles Leslie Annette Mansfield Mark Thomas Dianna Toogood I. eroy Vernon Kenneth Wall Linda Vail Karen Willouru Tina Martin Dan McCray Lois McCarty Robert McLaughlin Kathleen McShane Christine Mellina James Mosloski Darren Mozol Patrick Murphy Erik Muschelli Brenda Jean McLaurin Jacqueline Porto John Pryce Kevin Radzewicz Kim Radzewicz Cheryl Rhoads Joellen Sakers Steve Schlotzhauer Paul Seiverd Thomas Shanahan Bruce Shanko Curtis Smith Harry Smedley John Stone Steve Tegethoff Derrick Wilz Lisa Wood Joe Zamonski Mark Zuppo Bryan West Kathy Wiernicki 167 SOPHOMORES Jame Ambrosino Mark Armstrong Stephen Arnold Michael Arthur David Bailey Keith Bailey Daniel Baker Meredith Barraclough Richard Bauer Cheryl Benedict Ronald Bentley Andrew Berkuta Lisa Birmingham Christine Bock Kelly Bolt Lisa Bonacquisti Lori Booth Michael Boughner James Bradley Edwin Bradway Julie Brittingham Shelly Brownhill Micah Brunner Sharon Bruastar Michael Bullard Daniel Burke Karen Burnett Robert Busby Anthony Capuano Cheryl Carey Sheila Carey John Bowman Robert Boyd 'V - Michael Cally Brett Calvin Scott Campanile Thomas Carrafa Susan Carre Richard C 168 Lorraine Certo Donna Chambers Joseph Chedeville Judeth Cieslik Joseph Cimabue Michelle Cisco John Clark Wayne Clement Keith Clements Jactynn Cohen Christina Connor Theresa Cooper George Cornog Brian Corson Christine Curry Diane Czajczynski Michael Damico Sean Crossman Mary Culp Holly Curran Joan Davidson John Davidson James Davis Scott Davis Peter Delicci Christine Delviscio Karen Demarco John Demers David Deorio Susan Dicampli Dianna Dicarlo Glenn Diehl Benjamin Digging Hope Dimario Michele Dimeglio Rebecca Divins Denise Donaldson Jeanine Donato Elizabeth Donlan Kathleen Dougherty Caldon Driscoll Clifford Ely Andrea Evans Christy Farris Donna Edwards John Edwards Cari Ellis Brian Ellison Lisa Fitzgerald Karen Fitzgerald Lisa Foster Maureen Foster Dana Faulkner Michael Fisher Adrienn Fitzgerald Sandra Fraim John Franco Leroy Fullmer John Galante Peter Garafola Sheila Garrett Mark Garrity Daniel Gaskell Sherri Gawne Colleen Geiger Michele George Christopher F.isele l-aura Genthert Melanie Glomb Lisa Gordon Karen Grau Joseph Giampalmi Melissa Gibaon Dawn Giering Diane Giorgini Faith Gray Patricia Gray Sandra Gray Matthew Greenwalt Anne Griffith Cynthia Grisaffi Kelly Hahbart Brenda Haday John Haday Judith Groaa Krilca Guenther Tracy Gualer Denise Hagerty Dawn Haggerty Melissa Hale Matthew Hall Liaa Hampton Patricia Hamre Chris Harris Edward Harris Michele Harron Stephanie Hauard Sherri Henderson Darlene Herbus Robert Hill Lenore Hines Michele Hoefer Lizabeth Hubbard Timothy Huber Kimberly Jenkins Kaekarenario Deborah Kahn Michael Kaminski Kenneth Karawin Lisa Karawin Stan Katsouris Kim Keenan Renee Kehoe Beth Kelly Colleen Kelly Sandra King Steven Kirklow Stephanie Kirven Ronald Klimas Steven Kyriakos Edward Kurfis Matthew Kushner Dina Kutcher Lisa Lambert Deborah I andon Peter Larkin Matthew Lawton Kathleen I eflar Ada Lehr Lovonne Lewis Gregory Linowski Jennifer Locke Robert Loclutone Brenda Lockwood John Loftus John Loveland Chris Luoma Fran Lutz Karen Macfeat Yuko Machida Rebecca Mack Cathy MacMain Donna Mader Eric Madison Michelle Malik Bob Malinowski Joseph Manco Gregory Manco Bernadette Mann Rita Mansi Mark Marabella Joseph Marino Jonathan Mark Charles Martin Denise Martin Cheri Marzano Joann Massa Jacqueline Mauloni Jeffrey Mays Jill Mays David Menefee McCaffrey Patricia McCarthy Alice McCarthy Colleen McCormick Richard McCray Kenneth McElwee Valerie McHenry Melody McHugh Lisa McKenna Michael Mcl ughlin Lori Mercadante Paul Menta Lisa Mickle Milanda Milaccio Jeffrey Miles Michele Miller Christa Miner Joanne Minisci Stephanie Minks Mintalno Patricia Mitchell Lynda Miron Anita Moletteri Michael Moletteri Sharon Morgenstern David Muraska Christine Murray Timothy Murray Nancy Murray Tracey Myer Gary Murdock Linda Nedbalski Nancy Neiman Lisa Nolan Stacey O’Byrne Geoffrey O’Flynn Pattyann O'Hara Olga Omiridis Joseph Pacholek Palio Janice Pal mo re Amy Parker Hetal Parmar Kevin Pasternak Nilam Patel William Penza Charles Perko Kim Perryman Luann Petty Jody Pittman Clare Platt Nancy Powell Scott Pollock Annette Pozzuolo Christopher Possenti Charlene Price Kathleen Purfield 171 Kenneth Rafferty Kathleen Reeves Susan Rainey Harold Rhodes Dari Ranalli Michelle Ritchie Patricia Rappold Kathleen Robb Keith Roberuon Michael Robb John Roaado Jeffrey Roberts Howard Rowley «•« t'« David Royer Mark Ruggcri Gilbert Russell Charles Rust Richard Sabatclli Robert Salerno David Salvatore Francis Salvadore fs A $ a RS 1 M Timothy Sehein Gerald Shoemaker Monica Silenzi Anthony Schatz Robert Scheivert Virginia Schmidt Lisa Seasock Daniel Simcox Thelma Simms Karen Skretvedt Jill Smalley Denise Smcdley Robert Smedley Timothy Smith Cathleen Smith Daniel Smith Terri Sorokanych George Stamm Robert Stanislow Diane Stanaitis Richard Stanaitis Susan Starkey Sharon Straw Robert Stretch Danielle Strano 0 O S U Samuel Stelma William Stevens Trisha Stewart Dennis Strawley Denise Strohl Robert Suda Catherine Sweeney Dawn Sweeney William Talley Constance Tasker Tasker Helen Thayer Dawn Thorn Kdward Vansickle Kdward Thuer Joan Varano Francine Twiss Maria Varano Ann Marie Tyson Daniel Varela Sandra Vitello Stephen Vrobel Cheryl Wallace Christopher Ward David Wassel James Webb 172 0 Fjl NB jB Erick Weber Jennifer Werner ■ Maryanne Weeks Lisa Weaolowski — ” •J'M Linda Weightman Robert West Jv aa|| Susan Whiteside Y wJ Simon Whitnell Frank Widrig Dawn Williamson § j vw '.V. Kelly Wilson David Winters John Wix Francis Wood I orie Yurkaaiti 9 Jodi Wright John Zanders Sherri Wright Susan Zgleszewski — J Scott Zuzek X Bl inn ? a % . V The following is a list of Sophomores who do not appear in this yearbook: Jerry Chuck Anderson Brian Bromley Christopher Carman Robert Ciancaglione Jean Crowley Frederick Cubler William Davies Dennis Dugan Randy Edgar Francis Ferzetti Thomas Frey Linda Hill Christine Hoyt Thomas Husbands William Jones William Keene Barry Kersey Constance Kostyk Kathy Koukounaris Ronald Laxton Lori Lopresti Laurin Lowthert Colleen Magrogan Narah McElivee Rodney Miller Alice Minchella Valerie McHenry Joseph Montalvo Cheryl Moor W'illiam Morgan Joseph Orobono Roger Reeves Erica Schuler Deanna Sexton Charles Shanko Katheryn Smith Shannon Sneed Patricia Terry Kevin Timothy Erick Weber Theodore White Lisa Wothers Daniel Yarnall Foreign Domestic Complete Frame Body Repairs LISTER AUTOMOTIVE, INC Paint Body Specialist 143 Conchcster Highway Rt. 322 Chester. Pa. 19014 24 Hour Towing Service Day: Night: 485-4380 Bob Lister 485-0093 • Towing-497-1194 • Snow Plowing-494-9782 CHRIS GREENTREE'S VILLAGE GREEN EXXON SERVICE STATION Tailoring And Alterations By PAUL ADA Pennell Concord Roads, Aston, Pa. 19014 STATE INSPECTION MOTOR CYCLE IN- SPECTION COMPLETE REPAIRS-ROAD SERVICE 494-9782 497-1194 Custom Suits • Pressing • Cleaning W 112 A Concord Road Aston, Pa. 485-3976 Compliments Of ASTON GLASS COMPANY BLAIR’S FLORIST Pancoast Ave Concord Rd. Chester Plaza Chester, Pa Phone 405-6167 494-1033 174 Compliments Of ASTON PHARMACY Nat F. Fuselli B. Sc. 10 Schievert Ave. Phone: 494-1445 Aston, Pa. 3420 Pennell Rd. Aston, Pa. 19014 Excelling In Excellence Since 1945 REYNOLDS ANTHONY ASTON OPTICIANS 98 Concord Road Aston, Pennsylvania 494-7544 Across From Northley Junior High School Quality And Expert Fitting By Certified And Registered Opticians 494-3423 JOHNS CORNER DELI Corner Raymond Concord Featuring Fresh Lunch Meat Baked Goods-Italian Rolls _ Jean Lee Doris Feaster Partners LEES CARD AND GIFT SHOPPE Unique Gifts And Cards 223 M Pennell Road Aston, Pa. 19014 Phone 485-7733 AMKOR KARATE INSTITUTES 255 D Concord Rd. Aston, Pa. • Children Adult Classes • Modern Well Equipped Gym • No Contracts Low Rates 494-1122 Instruction in the Martial Arts of TANG SOO HAPKIDO TRADITIONAL WEAPONS BY FREDERICK SCOTT 175 Roads-Driveways-Parking Areas JOHN J. NOVOTINC. Paving Contractors 215-566-0283 215-874-8951 P.O. Box 175 Lima, Pa 19037 Airlines Steamships Tours a a t mm a t tttit INTRODUCING . . . First In Our Area the XEROX 9400 Duplicator Visit Our New Location In Aston ASTON TRAVEL AGENCY And Put Our “MIRACLE MACHINE” To Work For You Village Green Shopping Center Aston, Penna. 19014 CONNER PRINTING SERVICE Karen Waltman Q oonri ooni Travel Consultant 494-2800-2801 3-D E. Dutton Mill Road, Aston, Pa. 19014 494-2222 SA VEN VARIETY STORE Small Engines Log Splitters i Generators Chain Saws Pumps Rototillers TIM'S LAWN GARDENS Village Green Shopping Center CENTER 239F Concord Rd. Aston, Pa 19014 Sales • Service • Rentals Authorized Ariens Dealer Phone 494-0628 Jacobson • Snapper • Echo • Pioneer Brookhaven 874-3223 4011 Edgmont Ave. Eddystone 874-3230 Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 Ed Myers Wm. H. Smiley Bill Malloy Rich Smiley Chuck Hall Frank Smiley Russ Griendling Bill Smiley Joe Coggins Joe Hallok Wishes From TRADE-IN USED SMILEYS FURNITURE PAPERBACK BOOKSTORE 239-4 Concord Road Rts. 3 352 At Five Points West Chester, Pa. 19380 Aston, Pa. 19014 692-9300 494-6400 223 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. Proprietor, Marcia K. Hutton Phone: 497-2377 Your Appearance Is Our Business SALONIQUE SWIFT CLEANING CENTER Hair Fashions Professional And Coin-Op 2735 Weir Road Aston, Pa. 19014 Drycleaning Laundry Concord Rd., Aston, Pa. 19014 (215)494-9821 Unisex Salon Owner - Bernice Bossier - Jack Gross JUST ICE CREAM AND MORE RADEMAN SECURITY SYSTEMS Burglar Fire Alarms Commercial • Residential “Our Business Is Alarming” Village Green Shopping Center 494-5301 Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlour We cater carefree Birthday Parties-Just drop the kids off We do the rest for only $2.50 per kid Featuring: 16 FLAVORS BREYERS ICE CREAM SUNDAES-CREATE YOUR OWN • TASTY SANDWICHES • HOT TEXAS WIENERS HOMEMADE BROWNIES • SHAKES • FLOATS • BANANA BOATS HOT AND COLD BEVERAGES 497-5550 2230 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. 19014 HOURS: Monday-Thursday 12:00pm to 11:00pm Friday-Saturday 12:00 Noon to 12:00am Sunday 1:00pm to 11:00pm ASTON AUTO PARTS Dutton Mill Rd Rosalie Lane Aston, Pa. 19014 Phone 497-4155 NAPA Sam McClay TRemont 4-3822 Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 11:30am to 9:30pm TRemont 2-0515 Fri.-Sat. 11:30am to 10:30pm Sunday 1:00pm to 9:00pm Closed Monday WING HING RESTAURANT Brookhaven Shopping Center Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 HARRY’S SHOES, INC Men’s-Women-Children Professional Orthopedic Fitting Harry Karpowitz 497-37 ® illage Green Shopping Center 239 Concord Rd. Aston, Pa. 19014 178 Catherine Nick Frank SKATE PALACE 247 Concord Rd Aston, Pennsylvania (215)494-4442 I i , I DICK R. DAVIES Jsl • Representative Village Green Shopping Center 1 BROOKHAVEN LANES 10 Robin Hood Lane 1 Aston, Pa. 19014 Phone: 494-4046 |i| NATIONWIDE Igl INSURANCE 3700 Edgmont Ave. Brookhaven, Chester, Pa. 19015 Motor Club Station lAnOCOf Official Inspection Station SECUNDOS AMOCO Andy Secundo - Manager Pennell Marionville Roads Aston, Pa 19014 WHEEL ALIGNMENT SELF SERVICE ISLAND ELECTRONIC TUNE-UPS GENERAL REPAIRS TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES TRANSMISSION CARE Phone: 494-9184 ASTON T.V. SERVICE 101 Concord Road Aston, Pa. 19014 ASTON SL SPORTING GOODS A w 494-6600 H 252 Concord Road Aston, Pa 19014 CREATIVE CAKES BY JOANNE Wedding Cakes And Cakes For All Occasions Paul Joanne Barnard 129 Concord Rd. Phone: 215-497-5369 Aston, Pa. 19014 179 Burglar And Fire Alarms Commercial-Residential Sales And Service 24 Hour Central Station DELCO ALARM Best Wishes Class Of ’82 SYSTEM R.J.M. . Reliable Security By Professionals 494-7744 _ . 0„0 Suite 303 n i j t o i 202 Concord Rd. Donald L. Culp Aston, Pfl 19014 Congratula tions And Best Wishes To The Class Of From THE CLASS OF ’84 Like A Good Neighbor State Farm Is There Gus Guasperini is the Agent • TATI «AIM A INIUIANCI PHIL JIM’S Steaks - Hoagies 2905 Edgmont Ave. 215-TR2-9472 Parksgide) Ja. 180 223 Pennell Rd Aston, Pa. 19014 Off. Phone: 215-497-5822 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois The Nuclear Navy. It’s Not Just A Job, It’s An Adventure. Nuclear reactors way be the power source of towmorow, but they’re powering the Navy today. If you’ve got the qualifications, you can be trained in nuclear technology and serve as a Mechanical Operator, Electrical Operator, or Reactor Control Operator. For more information, contact: Mike Zulinski. Colony Bldg. 511 Welsh St., Chester, Pa Or Call - $74-1361 The Navy, It’s Not Just A Job, It’s An Adventure. Great Egg Roll King Complete Machine Shop Service Chinese Restaurant (Mandarin, Hu-Nan, Szechuan, Cantonese Cuisine Special Lunch And Dinner Luncheons Include Soup, Egg Roll, Entree Fried Rice Dessert 91 Concord Rd, Aston, Pa. 19014 Take Out Menu Call: 497-5499 Open 7 Days A Week Fine Food Spirits Cocktails Lunch, Dinner Clam Bar Seafood Draught Beer Late Snacks Take Out Steaks 893 Concord Rd., Aston, Pa At “Five Points” 494-5220 Parking - Major Credit Cards CAZA - MIA DELI • Cold Cuts Party Trays Plaza 352 Brookhaven, Pa 19015 872-4707 Next To K-Mart SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK T The Bank Where You Live Village Green Office 239 A Concord Rd. Aston, Pa. 19014 494-3800 Brookhaven Office 3611 Edgemont Ave. Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 874-8494 — F M Financial Planning Service Allen B. Brewster Financial Consultant 849 Rhoads Drive Springfield, Pa. 19064 Res: 459-5469 Bus. 543-6259 V Lou's Auto Parts Service Buy Used Cars In Any Form Or Shape -Late Model Parts- 4th Price Streets Trainer, Pa. 19103 494-5615 3507 W. 9th Street Trainer, Pa. 19013 494-7542 494-0254 DOM'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Air Conditioners Refrigerators Laundry Kitchen Appliances 494-6481 ASTON FLORIST 3-B East Dutton Mill Road Aston Pennsylvania 19014 (215) 497-1433 Flowers By Johanna Deangelo T R DAIRY BAR 102 Concord Rd. Steaks • Sandwiches Hard Soft Ice Cream • Hoagies • Takeout • Chicken And Shrimp Open All Year Phone: 494-8704 184 CO CO CO g sopis A)|suiez Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kept on file. Photographs may be ordered. 485-2042 AUTO SQq Spirit Of 76 S x Specializing In GM Products State Inspections Transmissions Air Conditioning Starters Generator Value For Your Money Congratula tions From The Class Of ’83 485-8681 255 A Pennell Rd Aston, Pa. 19014 494-8504 FRANK J. BOOTH VENUTFS SCHOOL HARDWARE PHOTOGRAPHY Electrical-Plumbing-Paint Drexel Hill, Pa. 238 Concord Rd. Village Green Pa. Proms Bands Team Pictures 622-0698 449-3361 PATRONS Congratulations to the Class of Sun Valley Drum Line 81-82 TRIXIE” 82 - Dolly and I ee Krauss Hi Greg! Nancy Dave, I love you - Denise I love you John - Barb I love you Lisa, Dave Good Luck Bernadette - Mom Dad Barb - He’s a man - a Blues Brothers Forever Good Luck Always to my manly stud! Remember? Trisha Mr. Mrs. I ,ynn H. Stauffer “Buddy-Buddy” from your Buddy- Edward J. Bell Uncle Tom Magyarik's Cabin Buddy Good Luck Class of ’82 - Your Number’s Up Ken Kathy and Tom Emily L. Bell The D.L. Basement Jam Band You’re mine lollipop, Little rug Good Luck Class of ’82 - Good Luck Maureen - Love Dawn Mr. and Mrs. John F. Haines John R. Holleran The Sweeney Family Good Luck “82” from Jersey Yes, free at last! - C. K. Hi Derek - Love the Egoettes Congratulations Trisha from Wein Good Luck Class of “82” - Barb Steve, I love you, Sandie crh The crew of “82” Marylou The Three Muskatells! Dawn Goody and Kathy Scullev Geri, Audrey, Michele, Becky, Denise Au revoir, Jean d’Aston Good Luck Kathv - Mom Dad Maryann, Linda, Jackie, Heather, Nancy “Moore is not always better Buv - Sell Tupperware - Andrea - LE2- BobbyLynn, Julie, Cindy, Judy Best Wishes from Patricia Muldoon 0569 The Johnson’s Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacDonald Trisha - God loves you and Linda and Eric - Forever Megan MacDonald so do we - Mom Dad Jimmy and Julie - Forever Good Luck - Helen, David Gatchel The Sunick’s wish vou luck Maryann and Butch We’re good girls, Right Lis? Have fun next year R.J. Pat and Michele - Happiness Great jilly Barb - Luv, Kathy Attention, Erbina! Just wanted to Dave and Audrey Bon chance John, Bob - Tony tell vou, you’re wonderful! Willox Photography Studios Bon chance Donna, Michelle - Tony Best of luck in everything - Caroline Good Luck Holly - Keep Good Luck Trish - Mom Dad Love Mom and Dad up the Congratulations Class of ’82 Steve, Bryan, Aunt Gwen good Love and luck Michelle Good Luck Lisa Trish - Kathy work! We’re all very proud of you Sun Valley Band is great -Marne- Mommv and Daddv, TOOL!!! Congratulations Tony Jeff, I love you Jimmy Lou! “Did you want nuts on that?” Eric the “kid,” I don’t believe I’m graduating! Mr. Mrs. W.W. Moore Nana and Poppop Good Luck Trisha Kathy - Lisa John Moore Aunt Mary and Uncle Jimmie, The Sun Will Rise Again! I love ya Dave! Uncle Bill, Good Luck Kathy Lisa - Trisha Join the union! Ladv, Dollv and Sarge I can’t believe I’m done!! The Chef Gina, r sic wgwwjc Rm. 11 12 Catalina, Elisa, Patricia para siempre Hi Buddy! Love Jackie datdpghily - Lisa Good luck Kathy • Tom Petty Scott and Roseann Forever Ft. lbtrqjdgsnv 2:30 jaily - Denise Good luck Trisha - Tom Petty I love you Roseann, Scott Lisa, r sic wdawknabwtrq Good luck Barb - Tom Petty Joe and Cheri Forever vlknppjpcw tljdgmpailv - Denise Mr. Mrs. Richard Ross Chuck and Cindy Denise, r sic vhdlswrqscwkn Thanks and Good Luck - S. 0. Love ya, Jim Forever Jenni Gina, r sic rmswyhjccm T.J., J.P., L.T., J.H. - Love, Wendy Mike and Melinda rqscpswmgilv Lisa FUSION - Senior Variety Show Mark and Kelly Glenn Shleprock Toolers Forever Good Luck Denise - Mom Dad Holly Johnson Do It Up Magyarik Congratulations Denise - Mr. Koz David Elizabeth Thanks for everything Koz - Neesie Lisa Lou Aunt Mary and Uncle Ed 186 GRADUATION: JUNE K 1982 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1982 Spectrum staff, in its effort to organize a yearbook that best represents a class such as ours, has enlisted the help of many exceptional individuals. These people have unselfishly given of their time to assist in making our book, Souvenirs, one of the best in Sun Valley’s history. Most of all, we would like to thank Mrs. Marguerite MacDonald, whose dedicated and untir- ing efforts were an inspiration to the entire staff. Her ability to stay calm in the most desperate situations helped us to stay on an even keel. We would also like to thank the office secretaries: Mrs. Jean MacBain, Mrs. Ruth Rhoads, and Mrs. Ruth Win- bourn who constantly came up with solutions to our seemingly endless list of unsolvable problems. To Dr. A. Robert Cenname, Mr. Richard Miller, and Mr. Kenneth Bolyard, whose constant support enabled us to complete our task. To Zamsky Studios, who were always available whenever they were needed; we owe a debt of gratitude. A standing ovation is in order for Zamsky photographer Jon Wilson, whose interest in our annual was an indispensable factor in its production. Mr. Wilson’s dedication required him to stay at Sun Valley until 6:30 one night—very few would do a thing like that—we thank you. Mr. W’illiam O’Brien of Josten’s American Yearbook Company deserves our heartfelt thanks. His guidance and perseverance is reflected in this volume. To Mr. William Booth for his sports pictures, and Mr. Patrick Hughes for his band picture; we wish to express our thanks. Thanks is also in order for Mr. Robert Moran, whose generosity enabled us to present our slide show. Finally we wish to thank the faculty of our school for their guidance and co- operation. Our years at Sun Valley have drawn to a close. And though we now part, we are bound together by a common bond. We, the Spectrum 1982 staff, have tried, and we believe succeeded, in capturing the highlights of our three year experience. Along the way we have collected many memories. These memories will be with us forever. They are our souvenirs. nmrw •v • . -c • • ' v' ?£ !' ■,V ;,,,' • fv V ;4 §