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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

4P VA SPECTRUM 1988 ?ESET S DEDICATION Four years ago, Mr. Beerhalter first dedicated himself to the Class of 1988 when he agreed to become our sponsor. When we arrived at Sun Valley on September 5, 1985, we were “lowly”, insecure freshmen. However, through Mr. Beerhalter’s guidance, we have matured into competent, secure seniors readily able to cope with the future. His support was the motivation we needed to make a name for ourselves as a strong, united class. Those endless nights spent at school preparing for events such as the Halloween dances. Spirit Week, Soph Hop, and Variety Show have not only made these events successful, but have brought us closer together. His time, effort, and boundless energy have en- abled us to become one of the best graduating classes in Sun Valley’s history. Mr. Beerhalter has always been there for us as a teacher, an advisor, and most importantly, as a friend. To show how much we appreciate all you have done, we proudly dedicate the Class of '88 yearbook to you. “Thanks Mr. B., we’ll miss you!” APPRECIATION La contribucion dc Linda Haines al departamento de lenguas extranjeras de nuestro colegio no puede quedar sin gracias. Sicmpre acompanada con una sonrisa alegre, la Sra. Haines se ha demonstrado ser una dc las maestras mas simpaticas de Sun Valley. Muchos han sentido su entu- siasmo para ensenar. No solo aprenden los estudiantes cn su clase, sino sc divierten mucho tambicn. Tal vcz es porque ella ticnc una habilidad unica para bajar dc su posicion seminaria al piano de los estudiantes. Siempre a ella le gusta tomar muchas responsibilidades. Por ejcmplo, sabian Uds. que ella fue la patrona sin reconocimiento de la eva- luacion de Middle States? Siempre tiene la compasion para dar ayuda a los estudiantes quienes la necesitan. En una manera especial, Linda Haines ha hecho nuestros cuatro anos en Sun Valley una experiencia mas agradable. With the construction of Sun Valley High came one of our school’s finest assets, a chemistry teacher named James Elmer. Before dedicating himself to teaching here at the Valley, he held impressive positions such as analytical chemist at Philadelphia Electric Company and consulting nuclear science educator at Sunoco; he also held employ- ment at Limerick nuclear power plant. Deciding to add excitement to his life, he settled down as a chemistry teach- er at Sun Valley. His vast knowledge and twenty- eight years of teaching experience combined with a very dry sense of humor make him one of the most intriguing and exciting teachers at Sun Valley. We’ll never forget those recurrent phrases: “Buffalo bagels!” and “I said to myself, self...” We arc grateful for James Elmer’s commitment to our school and for the words of wisdom which he has imparted to us. The Class of 1988 has been fortunate enough to have Richard Miller as its assistant principal for the past four years. His sincere guidance has been effectively proven through the fine seniors who have emerged from this year’s graduating class. On the outside, his intimidating features give him the semblance of a stern disciplinarian. However, the students, who can see beyond his harsh exterior, know that in reality he has the friendly nature of a stuffed teddy bear. As a man devoted to his work, he has always been there for the students, offering all the support and advice which he can possibly give. We especially appreciate his devotion to our senior class. He has helped us through our last and most precious year at Sun Valley. With great respect for his authority and friendship, we will always remember Richard Miller. If we had included a faculty superlative section in this year’s yearbook, there would be no doubt that Robert Col- lier would be voted as Most Talkative. Being the true “vul- ture for culture that he is, he just can not resist the opportunity to give someone an earful on the American literacy tests, the Renaissance Period, or the study habits of typical Sun Valley history students. Despite his loquacious nature, many of us have learned invaluable lessons from his words of wisdom and find his class both educational and amusing. The amusement is provided by his uncanny ability to make humorous remarks with a straight face. For this reason, he will forever be affectionately known as “Corn on the Bob!” 5 FRESHMEN YEAR REMEMBER September 5, 1984-Sun Valley, here we come! French exchange program. Freshmen beat seniors in tug of war at Sports Jamboree. Spirit Week '85 t-shirts. Our band was Atlantic Coast Champions. Reagan was re-elected. Hooters came to town. Parachute pants were “in . WHEN . . . The wrestling team went totally undefeated. The football field was dedicated to Doc Wally. The baseball team won the Del-Val league. Standing in line for Bruce Spring- steen tickets. 1 I Flourescent colors. Freshmen Dinner Dance. “Phases” were phased out. Voice of the Valley published an April Fools’ edition. SOPHOMORE YEAR REMEMBER Pclle Lindbergh died. “Bill Cosby: Himself’. The Science Olympiad won us third place. The wrestlers were Del-Val Champs. Taking CTBS tests. U.S. bombed Libya. Mrs. Irons retired. Madonna. WHEN.. . Sun Valley was the champ in girl’s basketball. Signman lurked the hallways. Hurricane Gloria gave us a holi- day from school. Live Aid stirred Philadelphia. Swatch watches were the “in” thing. The Challenger exploded. Stretchy knit pants came back in style. Memories of Broadway was presented. JUNIOR YEAR Everybody was wearing Reeboks. Denim jackets. One too many snow days. Hallway fights. Flyers went to final game in Stanley Cup Finals. Bon Jovi rocked the Spectrum. Bruce Willis and Cybil Shepard highlighted Tuesday nights. Ay-Oooooooohhhhh!!!! Grease was presented. Class of 1987 presented “Land of Confusion.” Track and Field magazine ranked the girl’s relay team as 1 in the nation. Dr. J. retired. FACES OF ’88 Senior Class Officers Senior Portraits ............. Who’s Who .................... Feature Page ................. Senior Superlatives .......... Costa Ricans Visit Sun Valley ;U Kl E SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Being the first graduating class to endure four years of education, we have conquered many obstacles between our freshmen and senior years. As a result, we of the Class of '88 all share a common bond which enables us to proudly bear the honorable designation as “Sun Valley Graduates. I sincerely hope that good fortune and prosperity fol- low every senior after he shc receives his her diploma in June. As president of our Senior Class I trust that we students of 88 will be able to look back on our experi- ences at Sun Valley High School with refreshing memo- ries for years to come. fallen ft Bill Jeff Denny Stacie Carolyn It’s hard to believe that it's been four years since I’ve become the advisor for the Class of 1988. In those four years, I’ve seen most of you grow from less mature freshmen to responsible seniors. When I think back to all the extra time and effort we put into various activities, I feel none of it was wasted. Working with the Class of 88, though frustrating at times, was always fun, successful, and something I will always remember. After you graduate, don’t forget the friends you made here, both faculty and students. As you take your next step into the future, feel a sense of pride as you look back at Sun Valley and remember all that you accomplished here. US 18 ROBERT ADAMER Schmack. Adasmack. OTTO Electrician I don't know; Der; You arc; The Congo!! Tony TV Wrestling I. 2; Senior Week '88!; Thanks Mom and Dad!. I don't believe I made it!!!!! CANDICE L. ANTHONY KELLY BAILEY College Teaching “Who really cares!” It's casual What a scab Yearbook. Florida. Variety Show Senior Week! Dan-rcmcmbcr CVS and the big V. Yo Daniellc-lhanks for being a friend-EMC! George Michael, Oprah, and Misha. I knew I would make it! Thanks Mom and Grandmom. JEFFREY DAVID ALBALCH Albie, Schmcngic Medicine Hey Ho” “You're gay “Dios Mio Class Vice-President 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. 4; Variety Show; Class Trip; Senior Week 88! WTP200; DFWSC. Chio Chio. Gola! Physics Fun WaWa Roxanne, Lunch Crew. Thanks to all my friends! Thanks Mom and Dad TRACY MICHELL ARTHUR Spaz Dental Lab Sup? Catch you la Marple Vo-Tech 3 yrs. Attendance 1 yr.; SADD; Senior Week 88! Stoner and Spaz friends forever; Bick we finally made it. I love you Mom and Dad--Arcn’t you proud of me? 88 rules forever! TERI KATHLEEN BAKER Ter. Bake Law Home or work Mon? “Yo Beck No Marc!!! Hey Jud Who now Steph? Inside out Cyn. Let’s go Belmont” “There’s the boat Kim Yearbook 4; Baseball Mgr. I. 2; I’m done Heath thanks babe you're the best. Beck, Kill that Smurf! ALICIA LIANNE ANDERSON Lee. Leesh. Lefty. Double A. Opey College “Don’t tickle me! That’s funny! “Yo Trac! Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Softball 1-4 Friends JR. HB (PAB). SC. TS. MS. ML. MW. Concerts '87 w Judv-Jovi, Petty. Floyd; Led Zcp forever! SP 87 W DS Heather Judy-You’re the best! RMA MFADD . . . Thanx Mom. Dad DENISE MARIE BABICKI Stoner, Bicky Med. Lab. Technician Hapnin? Puppysh Dawgs I hate her Marple Vo-Tech Medical Lab 1. 2, 3. SADD; Wildwood ’88; Zepplin Rules! Good Luck to the Class of 89. Special thanks to Bonnie W. for all her help. To giggles. Spaz and all my frenz and family...I love you!! PALL I). BALLARD Aviation Lips ya know what I'm sayin. 70 Chevy 283 Football I; Gym I. 2. 3. 4 Ha Ha! Vo-Tech I. 2. 3; The Olds Senior Week Ang, Joe. Bob. Karen. Cathy or Mom 2 Karen-I love you! You’re so beautiful. CANDI MARIE ANDERSON Can. Fudge Bookkeeping Clerical What's up? Smile it’s... Shut up Mark Mathews Yo Jen. Amy. Lance. Kim. Bill. Joe. Kim M. Dawn! ROTC I. 2. 3; Good luck Garry C. JENNIFER ANNE BACON Blondic. giggles Work Go for it! What’s up with you?” Spuds” Hi! Denise, John, Tracy. Kim. Bill. Amy. Tara. Lynn. Candi. Wayne. Carebcar. Lew. Dave Mom Dad Thank you for your help support—I finally made it and I love it! ROTC 1-4; Senior Week '88 Party time!! EX)?? ERIC BARRACLOUGH Eric Male First Lady Gimme a ride home Russ the chicken man Chunk I. 2. 3; Underwater tennis 2.3.4; A M. SS. SC. MB. LC. SF. JD. CA. JW. JO. CS. CM. DP; rides home KM yes I am avialablc. Help me l.ocker 1. 2. 3. 4; I don’t fight-1 run! Party music friends...Pro golfer 3. Hit Man 2; Parkside Guy! Flasher 2. 3 Hey I’m out!?!_____ CHRISTOPHER BALER Chris. PI Retire “She’s a hat trick “What’s up lips? Thanks Brian! Shanko-storm the crick! Chris Sue. Kristi talks; 22; Flyers; Seanny Butane Marshmallow; Skynyrd; U2 Philly All-nighters; Sunday morn work Tony, rabbits don’t cat Trix! Thanks Mom and Rich... Later Tom In Too Deep. MICHAEL PATRICK BALMEISTER Mike. Mitch. Bogus Pilot Cross Country 2; Indoor Track 2; Where is Mr. Ncwtron? Stratocastcr; The Doors Doug Dinsdale: Pomegranate light switch; Act like you know Sock it to me’’ MY EYES HAVE SEEN YOU HATE IS LOVE KRISTEN BECK Kris Art Major Cheerlcading I, 2; Hey Dan. Where’s your Math notebook? EMC Yo Mon, What’s up! Thanks for the ride Teri! Summer of 88 Dol-N-San. Kill the Smurf! I luv CV. JF, DW. AJ; Who has pockets? Puis. Dump See ya head, I can’t wait to get out! What would I do w out you Chris. Thanx Mom! DANA MARIE BENNETT Diz, Sis What arc you nuts or something? Every- one keep in touch; Scott you’re the best. I love ya “Bro And you said I wouldn’t make it? I love you Mom and Dad! R.M.A. HEATHER BERING Egg. Liz. Het Music Performance Broad- way. on Tour Dude. Man; Shut up! Dcncc’ Authentic Eat that; KG (TT)-B F (DHLLAITY); SC-RR Alicia; Best friends 4ever! (PAB); KM I’ll tell you what; Community; JJ-ln your car! Dead Milkmen! Variety Show. I care; I'm on my way. Muz! Bill S. 12 4 87 DAVID ANDREW BINGEMAN Bing, Bingmin Chemistry “I’m so tired Alright, turn it off’ J. you workin’ tonight? “I’m here aren’t I? Band. Stage Band. Concert Band I, 2. 3. 4; DASS 3, 4; Class Trip; Bally; Stoicism; BTO-Ta- kin’ care of business; Brown attire; Tru; sur de le; lunch wiht coach; Rich C. JEFFREY JOHN ANTHONY BERNALER Wcasle. Drumsticks. Spuds Bernauer Bryan Get out of here Stacie My bust Carolyn Oops my foot again Pump up the volume Cross Country 3. 4; Most im- proved Slaul Bate. Ross. Mike. Bob and John-do you want to go out for some so soda?? Dad and Mom I love you. MARK R. BLACKNELL Mark E.B.. Lips T.V. Evangelist L.L.C.J. Rocks da house Got any rook Soccer 4; Techy 3, 4; Vica Rep. 4; U2 I’m not a snob! Word up D.J. Coo Thanks for picking up my trash Dave T. Leave it up L.W. Coo or be Cooed.. Rem Remember reunion Chad H. Tattoo coo Can’t you keep your mouth shut Bcndo DEBRA JOAN BERNER Debbie. Bern, Vcrn College Bound Weekends are too short weekday too short” “I’m gonna fail “You’re such a flip Band. Chorus. SADD I, 2, 3. 4; Nurses Club 2, 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 4; Yearbook, Interact. Newspaper. Motif. Variety Show 4; Thanks Mom and Dad Remember Florida Ocean City. I made it!! DENEE BOCCELLA Legs. Sexy Cosmetology Yea' right I don’t know Torssa EMC Softball 1-4; Homecoming Modeling Miss ya Moze 4 29 86; Cutie Senior Week ILUD always Wildwood 88 no way Lavendar Lemo yea Kcl we finally made it I love you Mom Dad. Thanks for everything. KIMBERLY ANNE BILLINGER Kim. Kimmy. Dingy Travel Agent Daaave!” “Dave did you go to the barn yet?” Field Hockey I; Swim Team I, 2; Class trip; Senior Week 86; Mom. Dad. Joey. Albert. Jobe. Millie, Zekc. Cody. Stormy. Frosty. Anna. Taffy, I love you all; Dave. I love you. 10 85 SUSAN JEAN BOYER Sueski. Suzuke. Schmoo Sec. Ed. Social Work “Like I need this right now? Need a ride? Chorus 1-4; Drama 3. 4; SADD 2, 3; Wrcstlercttcs I. 2; Newspaper 2. 3; Senior Variety Show; Janette, are you serious? Dave I love you and I always will. Don’t forget it. To all my friends, never surrender. LAWERENCE N. BRADLEY Larry, Lar Electrician “Sup wi dal” “No way man” Wrestling I. 2, 3; Senior Week 88; Tony TV ; Tall Boys CYNTHIA JOYCE BROWN Cin, Brown, C, Canif Communication “Chill out” “Rats “Souris, Sccours” Late . . . me”. Hockey 1-4; Lacrosse 1-4; Wrest- lerette 2-4; Yearbook 4, Ed; VOTV 1-4; In- teract 1-4, H. Society 2-4; Variety Show; Hi-Q; FCA; Wench 2; Def Jam;C. H; RM Lunch Crew; Thanx Aim, Jo, Vic, D. San, Car. Gin BETTY BRENNAN Beety “Peoples! “Guess what! I'm freaking out! “I’m going BANANAS! “1 don’t know! “You're lying!” “You’re not welcome! “Later!” Jenny, Sue, Anne. Kim. Donnu, Sheri, Kirsten, and Dawn, it’s been a Great Year!!! 1 LOVE YOU MIKE! 5 16 87! EMMA JANE BROWN Stan. M M. Barney Collcgc Spccial Ed. “I think I’m gonna kill ya! Hey Band Front 1. 2, 3. 4, SADD 3,4(Sec.) Nurses Club 2, 3. 4(Pres.) Senior Variety Show. Senior Week '88! Best friends Heather. Deb. Dianne; BeBop; The Dream Team; Sweet Pea '88!! Thanks Heather. I love ya! MARK BRONG Mark-O Commercial Art “Know wha’ I mean” “Werd Bomber Golf I; Thank you for your support. ROBERT A. BI LLEN Bob. Big D . Snuggles Teacher Dert “Gola Dude man Wenches forever Hey yo Ross remember the bridge Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2; Basketball I; Senior Variety Show; Senior Week '88; Florida; Lunch Crew; WTP200; Thanks for the memories Sun Valley; Thanks Mom, Dad, Jamie! IBID JULIAN F. BROOKS Thomas. Hippiec Masonry (1, 2. 3) “Yo Tom” “Who’s got the wamp warn sticks? Open the saw room Buddy! Senior Week ’88! Party on 1 can’t believe it—I made it! Thanks Tom. Bob. Huck. and all my friends.... KERRIE ANNE BURRELL Ker Business Administration “Hey. what’s up? “Oh. my. God! Field Hockey I. 2; Softball I. 2, 3; Class Trip; Senior W'cek; Yo Deb, Burr Frio; Michele Fitz-and liking it!; Friends TB; Charlies; Good times with MNDLSSDKC; Forever 4 85; D.R.; Cruising; Thanks Mom and Dad!; I Made it!?! SANDRA JEAN CAMPBELL Sandy. San. Soup Culinary Arts Que Pasa? No Way! Wrestlercttcs; Yearbook; Interact; SADD; Florida Trip; Senior Variety Show; Senior Week 88! Fatso Hazel Nut-I’m gonna miss our gab sessions! Thanx Mom and Dad! Ginny. Cindy, Dec. Lisa. Emma, Hcather- Thanx for everything! This is it! VINCENT MICHAEL CARATELLO Vin, Vinnie Everybodies Crop... Oh Well Gee! Brian and Sean; Vo-Tech Carp 1 1 2 years; Senior Week and my Vette; lOOw Marshall Stack. Phillytown Kicks But; Trestle parties; cold change on floor, SR! Thanks to EVERYONE who gave me support! JOHN EUGENE CARR, III John Math Comp. Science “DFWSC” “SSIA . Basketball 1. 3. 4; Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4(capt.) Track 1. 2. 3, 4. 3rd period social club; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; SYF 3, 4; Stage Crew 4; —CYO— Thanks Mom and Dad SHARRON A. CARRE Shar Allied Health What do you want to do? It’s up to you!” 1 have to be home before 11:00 to wash my hair! “I can’t find my keys!” Wrestlerettes 3. 4; Newspaper 3.4; Interact 3.4; SADD 3,4; Motif 3; Special thanks to Mom. Dad. BF. Kris. Sue K.. V.H.. A.A., H.M.! College-Bound! A MRCIMft GAll CARROll Cunnx.Gto '.• NHS, Scwttct (Xyufwii FieM Hwit I-4 tl'Apt K lM(«K � 4, Ri'ketSaP .' S W t MX K V Uteravt c rKvft ER Mai . 'V rtvlitn � S-V Uxi Cre D««v u ©at vV' TVti foe «xvnttu VKw «Mi l � «f C vd I ad kwv TV� a V iU S . ami Cia tom ru ruip Ikartt Ootfiijpt Bjnipc SU nf «N tMfce k fci rtf E w A-C - «oatftx SAW Wmmhm ift XA V|r N.VW Vf}j «. . 4tf A � i - r‘ . Sftv� .. Cl r-ir. • •� . .•� Kw, '.••� «'. ir iw-r tax V5Y !kr VW Ki • V Tr iMni M.irr A IJtaM x n !S t VO x-V'- aVi (a «V! . . iqHI, Dinjr i’Uimrmiix tfuhcamnr -wain: u sii� j’ ' '. j«« ai Wn. 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Shakes Fashion Merchandising “You ate it“ “You beggar” “Tapioca” Great times with good friends’ B-luncb rules’ Tom Jooes! Senior M eek’ Bob. I knt you Forever and always’ (5 11 86) I love you Mom and Dad 209 in lunch Laura. Jeff: Tracey-. Venetia. Cnt Thanks Candy M KATHLEEN ANN DIaNTONIO Kathy. Bird K School Trace guess where I have to go BBB Basketball I. 2, 3. “Dud-BooBoo Thanks Cbelle A Trace; You’re great friends Sum- mer of 85; 87 6 26. 7 20: “Little one” Toc- ebet 12 4 87 “BW Radical Blue eyes” Dad- dy’s little girl TW M Thanks Mom A Dad OK. Nick are you happy “Fireman ' fTo James dicammillo 'oca Physician Nauctful Honor Society 1-4. Science Olym- piad 3. 4 Football 1-4. Baseball 1. 2. 4 Stage Crew 3 4. SADD 4. Senior Variety Sio� . “How cha dotn Hcv Ho Chx Cluo' “DOISCH DOISCH Cheese bead Huffufiafar’ Goia WTP2O0 Phtsics Pfcun Thanks Mom. Dad. Steve. Gin. And Shar’ BONNIE A. DICICCO Bonino. Bon Communications “It’s classic” Typical Bonnie Luck X-C I- 4 Capt). Indoor Track 2-4 Capt.); Outdoor Trk l-44Capt ) 1987 3200MR 1 in Na- tion KA. KE. BD. JL Wench 3. Abuelita; Fonnome SC. BD. JL. MK Sr Class Trip Pathmark. Dead Fences Hey Kids there’s always WAWA. parties. LEWIS DAVIS Lewie. Screw. Schmoo “Why? Yo. what’s up1’ “Andy, nght- there Football 3. 4. Class Tnp; Cra� g-we gotta go moshin’ Good luck Bob. W’eav and Tom Football team. Good season -All my lore to Mom and Dad. I made it??! JOHN DIAZ Penn State Tennis 3. 4; Senior Variety Show “Relax Polo Ralph Lauren Pulsations! “I’m yours. Bambi. Uptown. Let’s Work. 1999. Let s go crazy. Paisley Park. Mountains. Hot Thing Paris. France. Minneapolis Funk Special thanks to the family “Life’s a parade Prince and the Revolution LAI RA B. DIFFENDFRFFR Elem Ed. Teaching “Stupid freshmen “Hey Gary. What arc we doing tonight'’ Big dumbhead Andy, where’s the meat? W restlerettes 3. SADD 4; Good luck Class of '88 Gary Laura. Forever! Thanks for everything Mom A Rog. I can’t believe I finally made it ANDREW MICHAEL DELI CA Andy Sports Commentator How’s it going “Do you have a brain? “What’s your problem? “Yo Doc “Yo John Baseball 1: Tennis 3. 4; T V Produc- tions 3. 4; Computer Club 2. 3. 4; Senior W eek 88!. Thanks Mom!... I made it!T See Ya! MARC ANTHOM DICAMILLO Marcus. Decker Penn State Marketing “W hat’s Happening “Let’s Party People “We re out of here “You’re such a loser “It’s a hole in one “Yo Koz Christmas Ball Baseball I. 2.4. Senior Week 88! Vari- ety Show. Class Trip. Thanks Mom A Dad Mr Wikhensky is the best. Love ya Ten Thank God I made it! Vi JOHN DIMEGLIO J. Mego Penn State Engineering Bing you’re a Richard SM JG Band 1. “Got any Dave' “Look for me at the cor- ner CO 54 “Love ya Kris 8-3-86 “Thanks for everything Mom A Dad. I love vou both’” 23 SUSAN J. DOBSON Sue, Sucsk Law Enforcement “Lori, should of stayed home’ “You pig” “I feel sick “Bryan, stop flirting “Did you guys see General?” “True Chorus 1-4; SADD 3; Leo Club 3, 4; Senior Variety Show; Class Trip; Friends; IOth grade Alge- bra. Glad I met you Brvan. April 4. 86-July 4. 86! MONICA DOLAN Mon Art Major “Who Beefed “He s such a liar Krissy F.F. “Sandy if you're getting sick” Churncy lover U2 concert '87. Cure concert 87 J.J Rehobcth Beach 88 Henclopen June.; Dr. Rob March 22; Tcri to work Natalie let me tease your hair; Dave Walbridge; Sandy Vic- tim of love! Love you Mom Dad. SCOTT D. DONALD Villanova Business “I hate it when that happens “Who did their Spanish homework Football 1- 4(Capt.) Basketball l-4(Capt.) Florida Trip; Senior Week '88; Variety Show; Miss Chi- ...Simone Forever...“I miss the C Lunch Crew Adv. Biology is 1 DENNIS G. DOUGHERTY Doc. E-T West Chester Ice Hockey Don’t call me Denny Physical Education “Yo Dan who do we play tonight? Yeah, Steve I am too good for you guys. Football 1; Basketball I. 2; Tennis 3; KMart 2, 3. 4, Senior Week '88; Summer School “87” ERIC DOUGHERTY Doc. Demon Guitarist. DJ, Bum “Pyshco with a knife” “Venom Dcnom “Fencer Guitars. Marshall Amps Football 1-3; Bronco Busting 1. 3. 4; Pencil Sharpen- ing 1 -3; Camel Spotting 4; Alice Cooper was my greatest influence; Steve Martin. Jeff Beck. Queen, Venom. Too Ice Hockey. Speed Metal. Monty Pyhton DENISE BETH DOWNIE Dec. Wedge. Deeper. Peanut Pediatrician “Yo Wcdgie! What’s up? “Hey Babe! “Cut me a break Field Hockey 1-4; Swim- ming 1-4; Lacrosse I. 4; Interact 2-4; Year- book 4; Student Senate 3; SADD, Pres. 4; Wrestlercttcs 3. 4; Honor Society; Sen. Bell Ac; Senior Wk.; Variety Show; Dcf Jam; Mr. M’s Lunch Crew. H. BRUCE DOWNS Juicy. Frosty Nose I am “Day late. Dollar Short “BBC” Stulby's class “Back in the Days” Ray the Rat! “Sammy Rainwater” Yo Huck “Boda- cious” “Where’s my money” Yngwic; Ma- sonry 1, 2; Good luck Class of 88 Hat Patrol LISA A. DOWNS Lis Designer Merchandising Yrbk. 1. 3. 4; Guid. Aide, Art Major; “Wench” freakin “I was absent again! Good luck to my best friends: CG. KB. GL! Great memories with the Class of 88! You made it, Bruce! Jcnni 3 more to go! I luv you 2! Thanks for everything Mom Dad! I love you Rick 11 27 82 MARY KATE DOYLE Kate. Sneezy. Kateski Enjoy life “Gosh” “Hee Haw Club This is boring 1 forgot” You wackbird” Breath” SADD 2; Guid 4; Lib. Aid 2; Band 1-4; Class trip; To all my friends, you’re the best, Good luck in life and keep in touch. Love ya all” 24 BRIAN C. DUNLAP Dunslap. Benoit Computer Science Hey! just kidding “Yo! Lips” Football I; Baseball 1. 4?; 4 Horsemen! Dan’s a clown; LEDZEP; U2. Metallica; Apartment A-9 parties; Wildwood Bound in 88; Brandy-- Love U 4-Ever! 7 87 Navy or Canada Bound; Good luck Joel; Thanks Mom and Dad: I’m outta here! ERIC JOHN DYKEMAN Stork Hotel Management Yo Carl. Where are we going today?” “Yo Dough. What’s up? “Ya Harr... Cross Country l-4(Capt.) Indoor Track 1-3; Spring Track 1-4; A Lunch; Elscr St.; Green Honda’s. .Senior Week ’88!! Thanks Mom and Dad I finally made it... JOHN JOSEPH DZURENKO Duke No Bob I don’t want a biscuit” “Flex” No pain-No gain Road Trip TP and CG Se- nior Variety Show; Florida; Senior Week; I love you Mom and Dad. JAMES DAVID EDWARDS Jimi “What’s up head? Get all Patcheyed! Remember all the good times in Vo-Tech Brian. Scan. Vince! Vo-Tech I. 2; Aimcc I love you baby! Pec Shooter forever! Bruce you are the biggest! Table 2 in A lunch and all my friends, good luck! Mom and Dad. I told you I’d make it. SUSAN M. ELLIS Sue Business “I don’t know” “No way” “You’re crazy” Trish, remember “BBB doz Thanks JM. MP. TS for being great friends; I love you Donnie! 11 4 84; MJP Thanks Mom and Dad for everything JAMES CRAWFORD EVANS Crambonc, Ji Mevans. Jimbob Economist Shaboinkin Heavens Evans” Gola!” “Huugc Brr..Frosty Big Al + Fizicks Lunch Crew Soccer 2,3.4; Stage Crew 4; NHS 2,3,4; Scott Hi Q4; Sci. Olympiad 2,3,4; FCA 3.4; Andrea? Sophisticated? lnsubordination4; Aunt Bunny Hey Ho That’s not the point I luv you Mom Dad DT DK MK BB JA VD JENNIFER LYNN ELFREY Jenny, Elf Photo Journalist Senior Week Tropical Heatwave Wildwood; “Trashbags” “Small wonder’’ College Fair” Field Hockey 2-4; Softball I, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2; Diving 2-4; SADD. 3.4; Student Senate 2-4; Student Council 1-4; Yearbook 3. 4; Honor Society; Thank God it's over!! GLEN MICHAEL ELLISON Tommy Masonry Donna and me will always be...Thanks Mom and Dad-1 made it It’s been real and it’s been nice but it hasn’t been real nice JAMES J. EVANS MELISSA CHRISTINE EATON Missy. Chicken. Mel. Sissy “Yo man! ”1 don’t care! What’s up? Band 1-4; Stage Band 3, 4. Class Trip '88! Thanks to all my friends!! I love you Gary, forever!! I love you Mom and Dad!. Thanks, Sec. I made it!!! BRIAN MICHAEL ELY Bry, Butchie, Spike Electrician Data Proces. Get out of town!” “How ya doing! “Gee! Yo Frank you snob! “Mark you’re a peanut neck! “Sue would you please smile! Calm down Breathe” Senior Week 88. Class Trip; Sue I love you! July 4. 1986. HOW ARD ELLIS B.J.. Howie Business Phil and Jim’s The River “Let’s stick together” CAMARO DEBORAH EILEEN ELLIS Deb. Smcllis Probation Officer “What’s up? “What a long strange trip it’s been Senior Week; Partying; Friends; J.S. Pink Floyd; Wildwood ’85! Gonzo Fridays; Michclob...Thanks Dad!...I made it. CAROL LYNN F.LSF.R Fashion Illustration “Does anyone have a piece of gum?” Nurses Club I. 2; Art Major 1. 2. 3; Class Trip; Senior Week ’88! REBECCA LYNN EVANS Becky Photographer Remember all the fun times at Tech and on the bus Hoot-Hoot Vo-tech 2.3.4; Chorus 1,2; Senior Week ’88! Bon Jovi Rocks your ••• off!! Thanks Mom and Dad!...l love you both very much. I did it!! THOMAS EVANS BRADFORD SCOTT FARNIN Candyman. Crocket Sports Commentator Horseman! Need anything from the store? Track I; Football 1-4; Tablchockcy 1-4; Sr. Week; Flyers Goonsquad-Huntcr. Neely. Kordic. Brown. Nilan. Tocchct. Miller, Ste- vens. Berube. Corson. Ritz.man. Jinglcjan- gles. Monsters. up- -downs: These aren't punishments; Collateral . . Bye DEANNE FERARA Dc. Airhead Hairdresser Yo Mar Yo Lisa. Stretch Give me a ride! Vo-Tech Cosmotology 2.3 I love Rob Cruz! Senior Week '88! Wildwood Good hair Mom and Dad I told you I would make it with my c!ass..CN friends Thanks for the rides to Tech. Bronson ANTHONY RONNIE FIDA Fido. Anthc Head Mil Rat Engineer Rcb Vo-Tech auto 2.3 Eng Rcb 4 Chevy 396; Take me to cruzer smoke a ford and like it; weekend jams w Havok Tama 1; Iron Maiden; Rad times at the Gulf ATC you hat; Yo head cropping; Good luck to my friends; Senior Week 88 gigs party it up; Thanks Mom and Dad a lot-I made it. JOHN STEVEN FINN Finnstein, Huckleberry Marine Corps “All right, come on now “W'hat’s ah happenin' hotstuff Track 3. 4; Band 1-4; Stagehand 2, 3; ROTC 1-4; Wrestling 3. 4; B S all the way! P-H Patrol. Jimbo Here I come!! Trace, thanks!! FRANCIS J. FINNEGAN Frank. Franzcl. Finn College Horseman’’ Uncool What’s happenin’’ Baseball 1-4; Newspaper 4; Senior Variety Show; Senior Week 88! Party! Thanks Mom and Dad Hi Kristin C Lunch rules! MELISSA ANN FLEISCHl T Missy, Muffy Elementary Education “For real? You’re so gay! Softball I. 2; SADD 3. 4. Interact 3. 4; Band I- 4(Scct. lead.); Newspaper 4; Motif 4; Variety Show (M.C.); Florida...Suzanne...thanks Mom and Dad for everything... Kristin and Millcrsville- hcre I come!! JOHN A. FLORIO Flor Yo Doc what’s up? “This is cake! TV Production 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3; Computer Club 2. 3; Guitar: Kramer; Yo Mom and Dad--1 made it!! STEVEN M. FORTE 4-play, Fort, 3-Tc Harvard or NHL No spare huh? What?” Flyers 1; PSU Nat. Champs ’86; Football 1-4. Reps 4th per. class rules; hockey with Corky and Huds; Joey Koour; Probcrt 24; ILVKG S.C.. E.B.. B.W., D.D., J.S.-Good Luck! To cveryone-have a great life! MICHAEL J. FERZETTI GEORGE L. FISHER Fishbone. Fishcake. Gcorgcbone Business What’s up? talk to ya later “Chicks “You are the biggest Vo-Tech masonry 1. 2; Senior Week every year! Thanks everybody-1 love you Maureen S. Sugarplum Fisher; Thanks for everything Mom and Dad-1 luv you! Looks like I made it-W'atch out Penn State. EDWARD WILLIAM FRITZ Ed. Fritz Engineer What’s up? How’s it going GOLA “Kelly remember the shore! TGWBB; The weekends JS Shore Bound F= 88; Baseball 2-4; Football 3. 4; B= 27; Senior Week ’88; Class Trip; Senior Variety Show...Thanks Mom for everything. I made it!! Toucan man. C HRISTINE MARIE GALLAGHER Critter. Crit Marine Biologist “Remember who ur talkin to! “U 8 it “Dude man. Bad move Tapioca Swimming 1-4; Senior Week! VS’88; Jeff, we made it-U Beggar; I luv you Mom. U arc the best. I never would have come this far without you. Thanks for everything-1 luv U and I'll miss you. SHANNON JOY CARMAN Shags Shaggy Special Ed. teacher Gee Stac! What arc we doing?” I can't believe you! Be good youngin Chccrlcading l-4(Capt.) Student Senate 3, 4(Prcs.) Variety Show. Florida, Senior Week, Babysitting. Friends...Stacie and Stacy. Rah-Rah conuos Basketball w KJ! Thanks Mom Sl Dad. I love you. LISA MARIE GATINELLA Triple LLL Yo stretch Cosmetologist Yo Mar What's up Hon? Dcbbie-“Yeaahh Cosmo 1-3; Chadd “Loved those snowrides Yo Donna l.onna Senior Week 88” Rules To Mom and Dad “I finally made it Thank you and I love you DARLENE JOAN GIERING Dar, Par Nursing Yo Ter, Come pick me up and don’t be late.” Let's go to B.K. 1 thanks for always being there. Remember all the good times mal DH. PH. MH and SD at BV; Ed you will always be my sweetheart!! Thanks Mom and Dad and Denise for everything! Miss ya K. Faucher! TRACEY ANNE MARIE GLASS Bubbles Trace College-Business U ate it “Beggar Rutro SADD 2; Chccrlcading If. 2v, 3v; Senior Variety Show; Sen week 87 88; Jeff all set? L Greer Stand by me Children of the City L. Rush BF 4 Ever; Vito I love you; Philly forever; Sledding in trashbags Eric 2 a special little brother I luv u Joe LAURA ELLE GREER La-La, 5ft Phillywilly Merchandising Attitude Ur such a Wannabe Cheerleading; Trace-Stand by mc.Goretti Look Hot Thang; Children of the City; Aqua Net Set.No Moon Prince. Life’s a Parade Miss U KitiyKliiiy;MGR I admit it Jeff; Cumby; Stringy. Thanx 4 sharing ur world Kris-I love You; GTCTTWW Mom Dad Thanx 4 all ur love and KRISTI GRADY Kra, Lynnie Cosmetology Hi Guys; Ya thing?; Oh GOD! English talks w Chris SL’s N Brothers huh. Mi- lissa? Sue lives to ride; Mr W. I need a pass Cruel Summer N long Red lights FERRG . . VINTAGE, Big Bri Head; Tony. Thanx for everything-Love ya! I wanna ride! CAMARO Springsteen Rules! JEFFREY LINK GRESSEL Jeff Self Employed Don’t Panic Hey You Soccer 1-4; Swimming 3; Basketball Mgr 4; Senior Variety Show; Class Trip; Finally done....Good luck Seniors!! 69 Cougar Convertible DAWN DONNA GRECO Brat Secretary What’s up? Did you do your homework'7 Trish, I don’t have any gum; SVS; I’m outta here I love you Harry 9 22 Motley Crue; Friends; Sr Week ’88; Good luck to all my friends! Sr. Prom; Pigger OSS Sharon just pretend Thanks Mom and Tony! I made it. MELISSA D. GRETO JOSEPH L. GREENHALGH Joe. Legs. GI Joe Paramedic Huh Co 52 rules Yeap Hay Buck” “Hay old man” ROTC 1-4; Senior Week 88; Thanks Mom...I made it! Good luck Craig. Amy. Jeff MELISSA ANNE GREISSER Moo. Mistletoe. Lissa Business I’m bustin’ No way Get serious Basketball 1-4; Lacrosse 1. 2; Softball 3. 4; Senior Week 88; Beth, no bad influence this year. Thanks!! PopPop. this basketball season is for you! Thanks Mom and Dad...I made it! Friends-Beth, Tia, Nicole. Scoop! WILLIAM JOSEPH GRUBB Grubby Auto Mechanic Vo-tech auto 2; Adv. auto 3. 4; Yo dude what’s up? Vo-tech rules Mildew Doing a little Ha! Ha! Class of 88! Thanks Mom and Dad! So this is the real world. TINA L. GUTHRIE T. Teen. Trish Marriage Reccptionist “Eat my shorts! “Do you want a chicken sticker or a guano clip? Chorus I. 2. 4; Wrestlerettes 2. 3; Long live the fock suz- zies! Thanks Mom Dad! Dave I love you- 10 27 86 forever! Purple snow! I can’t believe I actually made it! S.L.J other friends, let’s keep in touch! KIRSTEN ERICA HAGCLUND Kris Accounting Senior Variety Show Usherette; Class Trip; Chorus 4; Selected Ensemble 4; thanks Mom and Dad !!...! love you both! WILLIAM JOSEPH HAMILTON Hammy. Ham Computer Science “Aw Heck Beep-Beep “Hey! “Duh! Basketball 1-4; Soccer 1. 2; Tennis 1. 2; Class Trip; Senior Week; Thanks to Dianne and close friends, Mr. C-room 113, Mom and Dad. DINAE MARIE HAMRICK Nae K. F. C. Manager “Yo dude, what’s up? “Man Oh my Stage crew 2-4; Senior Variety Show; “Kimbers we finally made it-thank God! “To a special friend who’s been there to listen you’re a real pal-thanks Irene” Class of '88 rules “Thanks a lot Mom Dad. MICHAEL EDWARD HARTNETT Mike. Jim Computer Programmer “Yo! What's up? Not Cool” “Huh?” “Grow up Senior Week ’88 Florida Class Trip Boomer, you can’t eat my lunch any- more “Ray’s mouse mobile, my boat Ray. we ARE the Sears Boys! Good-Bye Sun Valley. Hello life” “Thanks Mom Dad LISA DIANE HERBUS Herbie Nursing “Emma did you do your homework? Band Front 1-4; Tennis 1-4; SADD 3, 4; Interact 2-4; Future Nurse’s Club 4; Senior Variety Show; Senior Prom; Scnor Week ’88! Thanks Jen and Lori for being great friends! MARLENE YVONNE HIVELY Mar. Moreen. Mariana Cosmetologist “What a loser “Good Car Lisa Cosmo 1- 3; Loves Magic Carpet Rides; Dream Weaver; Iggi; B.B.M the Beach moons and stars; the Mac..Dislikes snobs; 1 love you Bill 5 86 Plans to live at White Castle MICHAEL JUDE HOLLICK Mike Engineering Band. Etc. Honor Society (Vice Pres.) Scott’s Hi 0 (Capt.) Science Olympiad; Lunch with Sharpie. Socializing with Mitch. “Sure, I’ll take French -Big mistake. “Sha- boinkin Amy 11 22 86 Bing. Kup, all my people-take it easy. Mom. thanks for the S. I’ll pay back. DIANNE ELIZABETH HAMILTON Di Engineering Softball I. 2. 4; Honor Society 2. 3. 4; SADD 4; Senior Variety Show; Class Trip, Senior Week; Thanks to Mom. Dad. Bill. Debbie, and Heather. LISA MARIE HEDGER Lee Accounting “Toni what’s up Don’t forget we’re gonna travel this summer and it’s gonna Snow the whole way up and back. Marple Vo-tech Child care (Snowing in the bathroom) Toni- always remember F.A.A.F.N.R Mom. I’m glad you’re here to see me graduate.The two best brothers-1 love you. VIRGINIA LESLIE HOLMES Broadcasting “Good bye Mr Will! Yo Tom “Catch you lah turn on. tune in. drop out! 28 VICTORIA A. HUBER Vic. Vicki I don’t know” ”Ycah. Right” What came?” Baseball Manager I, 2; Nurse's Aid I, 2. 4; Mr. M’s Lunch Crew; Senior Week ’88; Thanks Anne for being my best friend! And thanks Mom and Dad for everything. JOHN JONES Redman. Huck Masonry Open up the saw room Buddy; What’s Michelobes “Lobster Pot Rulcs-85-88; Redmans cropping; Vo-Tech I, 2 Ray Ciafrc's Class ROBERT DAVID KEITH Hobe Business “All right. Rabbit we’re draggin ya in “Hey ho! “Hey John any B and S” Wrestling I. 2: Senior Week '88! BKNDL DONNA THEA HUSBAND T-Bcar Chemistry “Yo “Hey dude” Senior Variety Show; Class Trip; Senior Week ’88; Thanks Mom. Dad and Carol. I made it to the top! THOMAS SCOTT JONES T.J. Jonesy Paramedic “Yo Hobie. What’s up? Len, You’re more than the man “Wake me up in 10 minutes Senior Week “88” Co. 72. Acme. I love you Katie!! Thanks Mom and Dad for everything LAURIE ANNE JEVNICK Lori. Lor, Boss Secretary “That’s Disgusting! ” “Guess what! I don’t believe it SADD 3 Interact 3 Wrestlcrettes 2. 3 Newspaper 2 Sr. W'eck Variety Show CN 9th Gr. Memories Best friends: Patty. Trish, Sue. Jerry. Marc. KF Love Ya's All Thanx Mom Dad 2 4 85 6 25 88 Week- ends Prom DENNY S. JONES III Clock I. DJ Engineering Business Sci Olympiad; Soccer; Sr. Treasurer; Honor Society; Who’s Most Studious?” K Mart-Senior week Posse 88-Mcrcruiscr Mark E B -You Coo? That Ladies Evil; Got the answers? Yeah right Mom N Dad-Aren't you glad. Bye Bye Holmies JAMES MICHAEL JOSEPH JJ.. Reds H-wood Music Wed Madonna Yeah right Eat me Thanks family Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Drama 1-4; SADD 4. Chorus 1-4; Motif 4; Leo Club; District Band Chorus; Europe ’87; Sr. W'eek! 4-9- 87 Judy George R.I.P.; HB-Heavy Breathing-BS: Friendly Crew lives' Eurythmics BYARD SAMUEL KASHNER Biff. By Worm Tamer “Gobble Gobble “Adrian, I did it Wrestlcrettes I. 2. 3; Chorus I. 2; Lacrosse I 1 2; Cross Country 4; Variety Show; SADD 3; Year. Right! You might think I'm crazy but I'm scrious-it's better you know now; It was fun. but I gotta go! My goal is to be a professional amateur JOHN BRIAN KELLY Yngwie Deril Crow Touring with Yngwie Oh well don’t wor- catch ya yo crow Vo- Tech Trestle gigs; Desolate Highway; Jams w IRV Cleato Marshell Stack Sunday mornings at Gulf all busted up; Storming the crick; Bench Clears. Car Wash Crue Rules Michelobs Thanks Mom. Dad. Tom-Miss ya Billy;Brian Tom SUSAN MARIE KESTER Sec Education Math Teacher Scott’s Hi-Q(Co-Capt.) 4; Band 1-4; SADD 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Guidance aide 4; Yearbook 2, 3; International Club 1; Close-up 2; Tennis 2-4. Interact 2. 3; ALA Girl's State. Wise Owl 4; Science Olympiad 3. 4; Drama. Christmas Ball ’87. Thanks Mom and Dad KIMBERLY M. KINSLER Kim, Kimmy Nursing AH-ZHA-HL'M I don’t know Ooh Boy” Yea right “Vic. grass is green Std Aid 4. Senior Variety Show. Senior Week '88; Vicki Kim B F F; I love you Bill' 5 26 87 4-ever Lis Lin thanks foe your help Thanks for everything Mom and Dad Love ya Bill N Kim always 4-ever MELISSA M. KLIMAS Missy Communications Bummin' Hard! “Silly Tennis I. 2. 3. 1 2; Band I. 2. 3(Capt.) 4(Capt.) 1986 Best Band Front; SADD 2. 3; Motif 2. 3; Wench I; THE FOURSOME MK, JL. SC. BD; Red Hill Rd; Class Trip; Peanut M M's in 5th DAVID CHARLES KUPSIS Dave. Kup. Kups, Kupper Chem. Engineer Soccer, tennis. Honor Society. Scott's Hi Q. Science Olympiad. Band. Lunch with Skip- per. “IBID “Who gets the shch? “Triton” S60 Thanks to all my teachers and friends (MH. JE. DT. MC) I love you Mom and Dad. Good Luck to all. SS-they told me not to write anything! KAREN ELIZABETH KNORR Orf, Kar, Knorr Communications “Are you serious You’re so ignorant SADD 4; Variety Show; Senior Prom; My best friends Carol and Bern Thanks for be- ing there! Thanks Mom Dad I love you both! Thanks Nancy-you’re a great sister even though you’re ugly! BeBops. Family at CN. I miss you Iggy! SUZANNE MARIE KNOTT Sue Nursing “What? “Yo-Yo I don’t know Field Hockey 1-4; Wrestlerettes 2-4; Softball 2; Class Trip; Thanks for everything Holly and Sharon; Def Jam; HRB Karen; Holly always remember Mr Bill! SANDRA LYNN KULESA Sandy, Sand Science “Can I ask a stupid question? Spare me “MOM! “Oh Wow Band 1-4; Swimming 3. 4; SADD 4; Basketball I; Stage Band 3. 4. Senior Variety Show; I love you Mom Dad. Lower Brass has Class! The Race is on! BRADLEY F. LANDAU Architect Thanks to everyone who deserves it-you know who you are. DONNA MARIE LANDINO Dons. Little ragu Bus. Hairdressing Dad can I use the car? “Relax Prom; Nures 3, 4; Drama 2; Senior Week 88 I made it” Friends; Drew. Snob; Di. Deb 2737 Yo baby yo baby yoo! Lisa thanks Jeff XO; A. R M. Don; ILB SAJ Bob I’m glad we met. Joe. Salmenito! Thanks Mom, Pop. Dad. Kelly 11 87 CINA MARIE EARNER Necncr. Gccnz. G Nursing Tracey, how’s it that? You arc such a beggar! Laura ate it! “Did you sec the otter? “The Aqua-Nct-Sct live 4cvcr The Maria Goretti Look; Yearbook 1-4; Drama 1-4; Chccrlcading. Softball 1. 2, 4; Variety Show. Senior Prom. Senior Week 88! I luv U Dennis! SHARON JEAN LARSEN Sharon. Bear. Cherrie Be happy. Marriage “Cut me a break Oh. get the... the spe- cial times with Mark, times me and Judy got in trouble; Wildwood 88; See Mom and Dad. 1 did it; Christmas of 87 88; I love you Mark! Mark’s Chevelle. 1 love you Hon. Al- ways! Bye!! MICHAEL STEVEN LEELAND Mike. Wez Auto Yo what’s up Vo-tech I. 2. 3; Heavy Met- al 1-Motley Crue, Metallica. W.A.S.P.. Cinderella. Megadeath Thanks Kim. Shar, Mom. I finally made it! LAT. CARL LEIBY Dough Draftsman Yo Sup Dyke; Hay Harr... Love ya Franky; Harr you vandal! Adam, Slasher. WILLIAM C. LEX Bill Electrical Engineer “Too cool, dude “You know it Soccer I -4; 3rd. Per. Social Club; AP Study Hall; Road Trip; Wildwood STEVEN LILLIS Humphrey, Vice Deadhead “0 Please This is Uncle That proves it I’m not even in the runnings...Lance is the biggest ..O.M.Tall Boys; The Falls; Horsemen 4cvcr; Whatever you’re into; The Grateful Dead rule; Pee Shooters in lunch; Putnam; Ritual; Franklin's tower; What a long strange trip it's been. RONALD JASON LOGUE Ron, Rondo That's more than a... Catch ya later Automotive '70 Cougar Megadeath Anthrax Thanks Miss Adams Senior Week '88 Friends... Thanks Mom. I made it!!! I’m out of here. KIMBF.RLY RENEE MALIK Kim Business Arc you serious? Gee. I wish I could do that! Senior Variety Show-Class Trip; Donna, Betty, Kirsten, Anne. Sheri. Candic-It's been a great year! Michelle. I finally made it... Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you. JEFFREY LINAWEAVER Linus, Jazzy Mechanic What’s your problem? What’s up? “What’s going on? “You should die Senior W'cek 88 MICHELLE LEA LOYNDS Chelle Bird guess what? Thanks Kathy and Jen for being great friends. Summer of ’87 with Kath. Bette, and the Good Humor Man! Peter Zezel 9 17 87 Study Hall with Ant. BCIR. Special times with good friends. Thanks Mom. Dad. and Dave, I love you! CYNTHIA ANN MANSI Cyndy. Cyn Elementary Education Good or bad Car? It’s me Yrbk 4; Stud. Senate 2-4; Variety Show I’d rather laugh w the sinners than cry w the saints-sinners arc much more fun. M.M.-I think we’re alone now Car. Shel. Jen- Thanks for ALWAYS being there Mom Sc Dad-1 love you. Bruce Sc Tocchct Rule!! Hi Ray and Baby Ryan. TODD ALAN LINDSAY Tawd. Toddles Bing you’re late! What the plague” “Go away WTH” Ego trip “Boston.. Band 1-4; Stage Band 3.4; Tennis 1-4; Senior Variety Show; Class Trip; Senior Week 88; DDB Thanks for being there; Bing. Mike, Turn up the heat...Learn to fly...I’m free... JACALYN M. LYNCH Jackie Sports Medicine Yeah right! X-Country l-4(Capt.); Indoor Track l-4(Capt ); Honor Society 2, 3. 4; 1987 3200MR in nation KA. KE. BD. JL...Gary... Foursome SC. BD. JL. MK...Wench 6...Pathmark...Abuclita...Class Trip JAMES ROGER I.INEBAUGH Rog Pro Wrcstlcr--Gamc Show Host “Yo what’s up balls! We’re there! Senior Week ’88! Poplar Avc! A-Lunch; 4-Horsemen rule; Wrestling! 4444 4cvcr; ’63 Mercury Comet; The Mercruiscr! 4444 Merc-Music 63-Mere SV-Edjibucation; Pulsations 27 + 37; McCoonalds-Skynyrd' KMart Crew Hit the Beach! 4444-Latcr SHAWN MICHAEL MAFFEI Maffec Business Management Widner Univ. Co. 54 is 1!! '88-A year that will live in infamy!! It was good to be back Look for me in the fortune 500!!!! ROBERT W. MARTIN Rob, Soup Penn State Army Officer As you were OOH-RAH You stud Basketball I; Soccer l-4(V). Chorus 4. MCJROTC 1-4. Color Guard 1-4 Lieutenant Colonel Commanding Officer. Penn State Here I come Thanks Mom and Dad DAVID MARVEL Dave, Davey Doo Electronics Shut up kid! Arc you a Pennis? Hit and Run 3, 4; 78 Trans Ams Rule!; Thanks Mom and Dad! THOMAS JAMES MCCLAIN Tom. Tubba College Lawyer What's you point? What's wrong with this picture? Football 1-4; Wrestling 2-4. Track I. 4; Variety Show; Class Trip; Miss Chi; Senior Week; Long live the derts!; Thanks Bob and Shannon. Thanks Mom and Dad! Bye-Bye S.V. Thanks for the memories Kathleen mcmaniman Kass. Kath. Kacky “1 Want it La Bamba; Late again! Crusin' 5 31 A IO 3 87-Timc of my life! B-Hop- pin'-T's; Cosmo 3 A 4; Mane image; Thanks Lee and Bert! Congrats DAS. Kar. Sisd A D Like Thanks for being my best friends. Thanks to my 5 sis's A Kev; I made it! Thanks Mom and Dad-1 love you. HOLLY MICHELLE MASTERS Hoi, Dopey Sue you're brain is in the clouds” Heather don’t touch anything you might set off an alarm Wrestlercttes 3. 4; Flowers The alarm in Stern’s; Summer of '87-Ed C.; Thank you Dad. Mom. Heather. Katie. Sue. Sharon, and Heather. College Bound- We’re outta here! GERALD MCCLINTOCK J-Man Electrician “Doing too much” Yeah Yeah Right Right No way Mid Cooter Senior Week 88; The Road House; Zeppelin Rules; 72 Monte; I’m finally outta here; Good luck Jimbo, Leslie, and everyone else. Thanks Mom and Dad. KATHLEEN ANN MEA KELLI LYNN MCCANN Kcl. Kel-bel. PQ Travel Agent Life goes on Amy Lavandar Limo; Party with Tracey. Amy at Golden Slipper; Throw any eggs lately. Ross? Best Senior Variety Show; Dcncc we made it, STJ guys rule! I love you Mom. Dad. and Shannon! I love you Aunt Tracey! KIMBERLY ANNE MCKEE Mimkeke Zoology Don’t worry Dad I won’t bring another ani- mal home; Oink Oink; Ssh, be quiet! Kelly watch out for the mud! Quick Kim Gal’s getting away! Cattle drive; Horses; Senior Week with friends; skiing; Much thanks and love to my Mom. Dad and Kris. VICTOR J. MERCADANTE Mr MICHAEL JAMES MCCARTHY Mike Law Enforcement Where’s the beach “Grabbing the big one Ray quit embarrassing me “LL 87 The Dcf Jam” Chumpy Wrestling 2-4; Class Trip; “Scott you arc the freshest A- Lunch; “Yea Booyee Thanks Mom and Dad; Good luck to all my friends; Moshing 87 with Craig KRISTENE MARIE MCKEE Kris College Kim. no I have no money the Poconos: Senior Week; Good limes with good friends- MARK R. MESSNER Para medic Fire fighter G-I Joe” “Yo Wheeler “Get a real car ROTC 1.2, 3. 4; Senior Week! Thanks Mom and Dad. Yo Shawn-CO. 52 rules!! Beer Truck Inc. dawn marie michalkiewicz Advertising “Do you have any on today? Sharon it’s gonna blow up! Hi Jeffrey!” Bill 9 19 87; Soccer Mgr 4; Senior Week '88; Karen. I love him!; I love you Mom and Dad. Thanks for all your love and support JENNY LYNN MINGIS Jenbone. Jens Dental Lab Tech Who changed the radio Hey Toner! Thanks SuzieQ! MeLA const, wrks. rule! Let’s run Kath! Nancy get the pass. Excuse me Kar? Ang-John Cougar rules! Uh-huh It’s ok Toni cause it’s Friday! Fun xs down Tracks. I love L Bill! I made it Mom and Dad! American Fool! JAMES WILLIAM MOORE Arn. Horse. Dimmy. The En4cer Writer “What’s up Horse? Jim. we got it! Baseball 3; Basketball 2; The Bash 3. 4. Horseweek ’88! no horseplay! PSF 87; Anthony, put the pool balls down! SC JM RL BF That proves it right-Diamonds are forever and so are the 4 Horsemen! DAVID MIDDLETON Mid Mechanic Wake me up at the end of the period Miles buy your own cigarettes Sleep I- 4; Deep Purple Ford Power; The Roadhouse; Kidney Punches; This is the end my only friend the cnd...J.M JOHN L. MINKA Bon. BooBoo, Heart. Spaceman Drafting “Let’s vam What! Kick it Born from the tears of a wolf. Thanks for being there Jenn. Love you! To all my friends, had a blast! Good luck! Pump up the volume! Push it! Yo Garry, had fun being evil! KEITH C. MOREY Keithy. Moreman College Mathematics “1 hate it when that happens More than That’s a bummer Just might Football 1-4; Wrestling 1-4. Baseball 1-4; Senior Week ’88; Thanks Mom and Dad; Good luck Skip-N-Jen KMNMV We’re out of here! KAREN ANN MIHNIAK Kar Business Admin. Penn State Soccer Manager I. 2; Class Officer 2; Basketball Manager I. 2; Lacrosse I. Senior Variety Show; Homecoming Court; Class Trip; Lisa, friends forever! Luv J.S.- n-K.M. 4cvcr! DENISE MOLETTE Nise Recreational Therapist “Hook me up What’s the deal? Cosmetology 2. 3. 4; Senior Week 87; Schemin’ The Mills. JSW ’86 Fire Trails .Vintage Rock Roll. Doin’ a little Good times partyin' with friends .Thanks Koz..Thanks Mom and Dad. Love you..! finally made it! RJH SARA MARJORIE MOLAT Princess Fashion “NY Yo dude Stress Help me” Senior Variety Show; Senior Week 88: Mom. you’re the best! Nikki and John all the best to you. thanks babe Jill keep on smiling. Nac. stop flirting. Gina luv ya. Guys we finally made it! BRONSON MILLER Mildew. Brons Auto Mechanic That’s not the point “Yo Tom Senior Week ’88! Friends Thanks Irene. 6 26 87 Out at last! Catch you la! JOSEPH E. MONACO ADAM MOZOL Ford Collins Talent Coordinator Hey Carl. Misti. Stacey, Joe. John. Bill, and Tracey. How ya doin? And to all those little people I forgot. Howdy Yo Ray “Hummm Art Major I. 2. 3; Misti. 7 4 87; Hey Paul, let your hair grow back! So long and goodbye forever! CARL W. NELSON Voodoo Priest “To Adam, Kelly, Suzan. Kristin, Stacey, Remember me always” Well...Who could it be? Satan!” Madonna, It’s bizarre!” I go on bad trips at Tom Jones! Extra curricular activities? Lunch has been an cxpicricnce this year Kelly. VENETIA A. OMIRIDIS Veno, Veto Bus. Management You don’t understand” “I’m depressed” “You ate it Soto + Pebbles. Hey Joey our apartment in New Orleans; NY Sons House Music; Massages; G.P.'s; JYB; Fruity Drinks; 1014; D; 9th floor; Hi-Ho; Proof; Cause I’m searching Belgium waffles; I love you Mom and Dad. STACEY ANN PATE Stacc Commercial Artist Really? What did we do in English? Band 2; Art Major 1, 2, 3; Class Trip; Friends; Thanks Mom and Mandi! 34 KIMBERLY ANN NELSON JO-ANNE O’NEILL Ecology Jo. Midget, Little Interact 2; Yrbk 2; Wrestlerettcs 2; Christ- “Yo Jo!” What's up? “No way “88 “I mas Dance 4, “I can’t see a darn thing don't know So what are sayin’? “Gotta KAMA Detective Agency; The Rock; Ev- go Later on” “You ain’t kiddin...Ya erybody Duck he’s got a gun; Summer of know what I mean?” Zeppelin Rules “86 Watch for the bump. The Chevy will Paul-N-Jo-Anne forever I love you Paul never die of course it’s junked. Senior Week. Thanks Mom and Dad I love ya watch the rock. I luv U Mom. AMY YAEKO OKUMURA Aim, Amy-O, Okie, Amos Acct Math What?! It boggles the mind! What d’ya think? You Geek! Yo W'illy! You’re swell! Jo, orange peels Dynamic Duo; Hockey Lacrosse 1-4; SADD; 3rd pd. Social Club; Crazy Herman; DcfJam; Jo. Cin. D. Vic, Lunch won’t be the same w out U! Thanks Mom and Dad! MIKE ONUFFER Animal, Freak, Juvic. Spaz The future...uncertain and the end is always near; Moody Blues; Mustang; Cutting 1-7; Tuch is kicking; Going to the Roadhouse; Shelby -U- pig; The Doors-Jim Morrison; Howard Stern .94 WYSP; Boss 302. LA Woman; Tart Rm. 6-7; Platoon 289; Thanks Mom and Dad ANNE ELIZABETH OVERBECK Annie Paralegal “You’re a bum! Oh well Band 1.2. 3, 4(Secrctary); Chorus I, 2, 3. 4; SADD 3. 4; Senior Variety Show; Class Trip; Anne and Frank 3 16 87; Thanks Mom and Dad! JENNIFER LYNN OXENDINE Jen College Social Work Really “Golly 1 don’t know Band 1- 4(Co-Scct. lead); Chorus 1-4; Newspaper 2- 4; Wrestlerettcs 2; Interact 3, 4; SADD 3, 4. Student Assistant 2-4; Senior Variety Show; Talent Expo ’87; Jennifer + Dave; I love you Mom and Dad...S.V. Band I..The Race is on! SHARON MARIEA PETERSON Shar. Petey Physical Therapy “Are you serious?” Lacrosse 1-4; Honor So- ciety 2-4; Variety Show; Senior Week; “Just Good Friends” Yo Salerno! WTP200; The Wharf; Thanks Mom. Dad, Reen. and Chris; Luv ya Vito! Now the fun starts! DANIEL JOHN PIERDOMENICO Dan. Pierre, Dorn, Pierce Track 1; Vo-Tech 2; Attendence Aid 3, 4; Mascot 4; Den is an ET; Raj is a Horsey Slab Head; Bubbles; Ice Hockey; DCCC; Hit the Volvo; U of Del; Senior Week; Den, want me to drive to the game?” 3-Te; 3.9; Quiet Please” Thank you Mom for every- thing. MICHAEL A. PONTO Mike Mannequin “Nooo way man!” “C’mon, do it Byard Baseball 1-4; Queen Bee I. 3. 4; 3rd pd. Social Club; AP Study Hall; Senior Variety Show; Vcnctia’s laugh; Big Pianist; Cleaning Ladies of Death; The Kinks, Idol; Varsity Bobsledding M D; Of course I made it! Au Revoir! RAYMOND WILIAM PURCELL JR Ray. Ray G. Rayball Airline Pilot Yea Booyyec “Chumpy “I’m so bad it’s a crime Mike quit embarassing me If girls were made of sugar and spice . “BDP Class Trip; Senior Week; Couch Potato; A- Lunch. Michelin Men; Omlettes; The Bust. Mentors, and ADIDAS rule! Thanks Mom and Dad. I made it! WILLIAM T. ROBBINS MARK CHRISTOPHER ROSS Construction Scrvicc Sharon 2 85, Yo Bryan. Yo Frank. Yo Jeff Bryan want to party this weekend? Gee” Honey hush 68 Chevelle; I love Sharon; Senior Week 88; Christmas of 87 88: The very special times with Sharon! I will love you forever Sharon. Thanks for everything Mom-Love you lots. VICTORINE M. QUINN Vicki. Wifty, Vic Psychology Ah-zha-hum! Kim. got any candy?” Why? Uhh? Babytakes and baby- gives Attend. Aid 4; Senior Variety Show; Senior Week 88; Vic and Kim B F F; I love you Alfie 9 21 86 4-ever. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything I love ya! Always for- ever Vicki-N-Alfie! LANCE ROGER RANALLI Engine Rebuilding “You’re doing too much cropping 1st pd. way zooted; Take me to Crozcr” 4th period Lance-N-Natalic forever; 67 Camaro; The Falls; Thanks Mom and Dad; You are the biggest That proves it. MARK ALLEN REAM Reamer. Elf Bus. Manager I have a question Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Stage Band 3. 4; Pres, of FBl.A; District Regional Chorus 3. 4; District Band Or- chestra 4; Variety Show; ACC'S 86; Band 86-87; The Pepper Club; Chemistry Class 86. JUDITH N. ROBERTSON Judy, Jude. Juda College Busincss What? “I’m deaf’ “Cute Ter! Secre- tary!; Student Senate I; Office Aide 1-4; Cheerleading l-4(Capt.); Concerts w Ali- cia; Thanks Alicia. Ter, Sharon. Lori..you guys are great friends! I love you Mom Dad; Thanks Ron. you’re the best bro. BARBARA C. ROONEY Barb. Barbie. Pokey Bear Htl Rcst Mngmt “Who did the homework?” Puncta Tennis 1-4; B-Ball 1-3; Mom and Dad thanks for being so patient. I don’t know what I would have done w out you. I love you both. Joann thanks for getting me through school, and don't hurt yourself anymore. HEATHER LYNN ROSBOROUGH Apple Twink let’s take a personal “Speed Twin- kie w faithful side-kick appple w out excess luggage checz!” “Come on Steve start SADD 4; SR Week the Buzz Cru rules! Pud- dle 87; Thanks Mom and Dad! BJ Let’s take it all the way. HAROLD SEAN ROWLEY Seany, Uncle Chauney Future Principal YoCrou; Head; Don’t wor; Catch you; Hats, Where’s home; Let’s bunk; F Tec. TWTSBC; Desolate Highway 1; Antnee Patch Kids; 396 Cleto Maching; Wake up Brian; Yo Chris, Butane Marshmallows; You got my Z28 stolen; CWC Rules; Philly Alnighters; Thanks to Mom and Dad; Sean and Jen KIMBERLY ANN RYAN Kim Animal Science Senior Week '88!; AQHA Rodeo; Cowtown Tabernacle with Kim and Kelly; Sarah; McCues Red Gal; DVCSA with Kim; Thanks Mom and Dad! I love you! CAROLYN A. SABATELLI Car, Sab Commercial Art Cyn, that’s bad!” “Guess what Jen, I’m sleeping over! Death rides w Shel! Art laughs w Stac; Sr. Var.; Class His. 3,4; Sen. Wk. w Jen '85 ’86 '87 ’88 Ray. you’re the best 4 1 86; Hey C.B.- ITD Bruce Spring- steen. Flyers; J.A.-I got the BB! Thanks for everything Mom Dad! DANIELLE SABOL Dan, Sabcs, Sibling. 'Ncillc College I’m busting! You hole!” EMC Tracy thanks for everything! Kelly, be casual- Scab Kris-in the blue notebook! Tim Rodger-Butter! Rodger can I have some candy? Hockey 4; Lacrosse 2-4; Dana gym songs-DEFENSE! Variety Show Ginny it's gonna be outta hand! What a babe! STACIE SCHEIVERT Art Therapist The Greatest Discovery...is that human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudcs. -Jamcs; Class See. 3. 4; Hockey l-4(Capt.); Lacrosse 1-4; Variety Show CR! 2nd w J; 5 forever! 3 S s rule! WTP200 LT Mom. Dad. Nan. and Gramps. I love you! JWEB. DANIEL KEITH SHANKO Spanky Counselor I’ll always love ya Bill Gregg 11 14 68; The tracks and Indian Head Rock. The River. Thanks Chris. I could always talk to you. YNGWIE do . Thanks a lot Mom and Dad. Baseball 1-4; Football 1.4; Yo Kelly CVS and the Big V. DANA CATHERINE SALERNO Pebbles. Dana-Dane Business LEAVE ME ALONE I’M TRYING TO BE MAD! Hockey 1-4; Lacrosse 1-4; St Senate 1-4; Honor Society 2-4; Variety Show . Boom-Boom; WTP200...Road Trip.. Wildwood...Getting Stupid...Jiffy- Jeff; PIG Turkey noises...Wharf w Petie...Michael I love you! STACY LYNN SCHIAVINO Schwanal, Stacc. Stinky Hotel Manager Hockey 1-4; Basketball l-4(Capt.); Lacrosse 1-4; Variety Show; Football Mgr. 2-4; Babysitting Shags; Stacie smile; WTP200; Elfs; Starkey, you are a weenie RS windows; HR 85-86; DK my tutor; NJ Roadtrip 25 Thanks Mom Garm! Thanks Mom and Dad I love you! TERESA LYNN SAVISKI Terri, Ter Hey Par. Are you there? Be there. 10 minutes! Always remember SDABV-KF- MAL “Springsteen Oh my gosh Really! Is it still running? Len. leave me alone! Thanks Mom and Jack! PJ-Cleaners; I LOVE YOU STEVE! Nova Camaro ROBERT DAVID SCHWEIZER Fruit Loop, Crash, DJ Business Management My poor Z” Lay off my deltoids” I’m not gay! Derts in SV woods; NJ attic; DJ Dave spins the hits; Baseball I. 2; Wrestling I. 2, 3; Football I. 2; Diving 1; Variety Show; Fun in the sun-Florida; Senior Week; Luv ya Mom and Dad CAROLYN ELIZABETH SCANLON Fuzz. Chiquila, Bon Bon Thanks Mom and Dad! Senior Week! Thanks Lynda-I’m going to miss you! Watch out for those commandos Cindy- they can still get us even though we’ve graduated. ROBERT F. SEEFELDT Bob Engineering “Here Duke, Here Duke, want a biscuit?” Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Woods bching SV; Long live the Derts. Zeppelin; Cliffs; Magic Bus; Chew; Eggs; I love you Ruth 1 25 86; Joey 68; Thanks for everything Mom and Dad; Hi Loads! LANCE E. SHORTER Chameleon. Tank What’s happenin’” Shut up Candi Yo Bob Hay sis No Mrs. Lasck remember my Monday button! Fred. 18 ROTC 1. 2, 3. 4. JOHN P. SKWIRUT Jack. Squirt. Becz Hotel Management Derts forever! Gola Baseball 1-4; Football I. 2. 4; Senior Variety Show; Fun in the sun-Florida 88! Senior Week ’88; Jack-n-Kim 4evcr 1 16 87...Thanks for everything Mom and Dad! Good luck Derts, Thanks for all the good times! SUSAN SMALLEY Snue, Sue College What an inconvenience Kristi, what am I gonna do? Vintage. Cat Scare T.T Senior Week 88! Bruce Springsteen; I love you Eric. Always and forever. Thanks Mom and Dad. A.MIE BETH SMEDLEY Occupational Therapy Great times w B-friends Michelle. Kim, and April; KAMA; Emily Green; Summer ••86 ’ Memories Box; R + C; CC; PS. Senior Week 88”; Gus; Col. Village; Escaping; Chevy DEBORAH LEE SMITH Deb. Smaller Smitly Child Development “OH GOD Maur, Thanks for being my best friend! Luv ya-ya big geek! Suz this gum is makin me sweat! Shelby TF is 1! Cruise 88! Ya Knoow! Lora, it’s greater than great! Stevie Nicks! I miss you Billy! I love you Len! Thanks Mom and Dad! I love you! See Yaaa! JEFFREY ROBERT SMITH Smitty College Engineering Math “Gola Youu! Chaddic Football 1-4; Wrestling 2-4; Variety Show; Miss Chi; Class Trip; Senior Week; O-Line Womcn- ..Ralph Smith Collection; Cheerleaders; My weekends; Backward cigar Len; Pummeling; One can men; Friends; Thanks Mom and Dad! I did it!! KEVIN EUGENE SMITH KRISTIN MICHELLE SMITH Kris Fashion Merchandising Cross-Country. Winter Track. Track. News- paper. Yearbook; I love you always Scott 9 14 86..Holly, Kim. Allison you arc great friends..Cristy. I’m glad we are still friends- .Jill I’m glad we became friends..Dad we passed! Thanks Mom and Dad STEPHEN MICHAEL SMITH Steve. Smitty You must be crazy! I hate when that happens! Get the @ ! out of here! Vo- lech 2. 3; Computer Club I; Class Trip; Se- nior Week '88! Senior Week Craig; What's s’up Dinae? ROSS DAVID SNODGRASS James. T Kirk Environmental Protection We could go to Afghanistan Hold it “Do you sec snow Capt Kirk; Mr. Spock; Woods by SV. Cliffs. WaWa Roxanne; Magic Bus; Eggs; Long live the Dcrts TP CG Bob remember the bridge Busted at Shags; Volleyball Marathon; That was a hurricane Soccer 1-4. SHERI ANN SNYDER Cher Penn State Business What’s up? Have a good one Softball I - 4; SADD 3. 4; FCA 3. 4; Class Trip; Band 4. Xmas Ball; Usherette; I love you Mom and Dad! PAUL SOSCIA Sosh, Sociable Calcium Anthropologist Foot I, 2; Track 3. 4; $60 No Wong; Senior Variety Show; Def Jammers; Nice car Len. Jeff. Andy; My pet hermit rock; Dave Den are the coolest; I would explain it to you but your head would blow up; Miller you’re the best. Thanks everyone-Let the good times roll! ANDREW SPENCE Andy. Spenser for Hire Business Penn State Football; Yo! Thanks Paul! ZZ Top; Yes; Boston; B T O “Takin care of business Graduation proves it; Bill Lois! Let the good times roll! DANIEL SPISAK KIMBERLY ANN SPRINGER Kim, Kimbers. Springerinski Secretary You make me so madd!” Oh my! “I don’t know! Hi Dinae!-Best friends always! We made it! Hi Dawn-Steno I” Hi Lor. S.O.P.! Oh God” Senior Variety Show ’88; I love you Michael! 7 85 Thanks Mom and Dad J.B I luv ya! KELLY MARIE STAFFORD Kell, Shorty Hairdresser De, leave me half I love J.C. Cosmetology 1-3; Aston. Marplc; Senior Week 88! Best friends Adele. Chris. Butch; Thanks Mom and Dad. I finally made it! JEFFREY E. STEIN Steiner, Beggar Performing Arts “What a beggar “I was born deaf Mon- Hoyt Traci eats Tapioca; Excuse me! Tracey u bet; Joe. I'm Diana; Car u ate it; Shcl we're gonna make it; Kcl u are; Thanks Crit; Nat. I’m Dary; Dan-Farrah; Laura u know u want me; Renay + Money T F; Veno I like that smile; I luv u Pehs m CRAIG DAVID STOKARSKI Craigy. Egg. Nut Accountant “Not “Mosh it up Anthrax Wrestling 2. 3; Band 1-3; Stagehand 4; Senior Week '88; Friends, you know who you are and for those who don’t aren‘t--but they wish they were. LORA ANNE STOVER Lora. Little Sto Child Education Oh God!” “And like it ???? Deb! “You know it Dawn Marie T.F. 1! Deb is it great? Senior Week '88! “To all my friends, luv ya. Lora (HM) Deba. Maur, Shelby; Finans bathroom! 9 15 84 I love you Dave...Always! Thanks Mom and Dad-1 love you, Lora. GARY THOMAS SUDA Death, Stud. God. Nightmare Love “No! you can’t have me! We arc possessed “Satanism Football Football 1-4; Tennis 3-4; Track 4. Jackie. LISA MARIE SUTER Scooter. Lis Childhood Education “Kar. Guess what? “I miss Doug” Hockey I. 2; Lacrosse 1-4; Senior Variety Show; Florida Bound; Wildwood. Senior Week; Kar-wc made it + thanks for being there! Skiing The Mountains. I love you Mom and Dad even though we’re now broke. Doug-You’re the best 8-8-87. TRACEY ANN SWEARER Trac, Space Radiology What’s up? “I don't wanna go to work Senior Week Summer '85 Gratefully Deadicated! What a long strange trip it's been! Kath you just went Hey Natty Renay, what do you wanna do? Good times with friends IKO-IKO (all day long) EVELYN LEA STAFFORD Lynn. CC. Knewt Comedienne Lunch 1-4; Study Hall 1-4; Thanks Mom + Dad Granny + Pop-Pop; I luv Eddie. I love you Pop-Pop Shoemaker! “Sandchickens “No Way Yo “Cool Beans “Dogbcans” Thanks everyone. I love you all! Don't worry. I’ll support you! Senior Week 88-Outta here! WILLIAM BARON STARKEY II Redneck. Zap. Hick, B.S. Business “Major weenie Hello You're a zero D.S. Football; President of Jr Sr. Class; Student Senate; Variety Show; DAMM; Roadtrips with C.T. T.P.; It’s the last tour! Stay Puff rules; CG TP Stones rule; Star Trek; My truck will never be the same! Thanks Mom and Dad I’m Early! DEB ANN SUDA Little Debbie. Hyper. Spaz Secretary “I don’t care Whatever Just forget it Oh well I love you Mom. Get well I know you will. Love you Dad. Pam “Sister”. Senior Week w you. 88 Lisa KSmart “Yccaahhh Love using Mom’s 86 Camaro. GPS KMart 1 Heart. Stevie Nicks. “Out in a cold world MICHELLE JOY STROHL College California; Greenery; B-Day Socks. B.B.. C.C. R C; Rock Scissors Paper; Emily Green; Great Escapes; Troll; Senior Week '88! LISA MICHELLE STARR Chip Fashion Merchandising You’re more than! “Sometimes you’ve just got to say... Dave T. Remember to stay away from dark alleys! Senior Variety Show; Senior Week ‘88; Thanks Fruitloop. Turbo. JcnWal, Scoop, Dan. SS. Wrighty. Paula, SS. Soupy, Peter Pan! Good Luck Jen. Thanks Mom and Dad... 33. WILLIAM TARR Bill College Thanks, to Him. who helped me through the difficult times, and helped me to enjoy the good times. DAVID M. TRAINER Davey T. Whitey Engineer Gogodancer Gola Dude Man Cool Beans Billy Bear Lunch crew is neat Soccer 1-4; Bball 1, 2; Sr. Variety Show; Thanx Bud + Nance; Cheerleader 4; Scouchic Byrd; Ibid- Zura Sometimes you have to say “. . . Kuh can always get the shch! DB JM JL MK SC BD JA VD CS Kara h. wagner CHARLES W'. TAYLOR JR. Chuck. Chuckie T., CW Electrician “I don’t know Yo Ang Sup” Soccer I. 2. 3; Track 2...Loukey; The Wall Good times w BG. FC. MM.. 34 WP. New York..U2. INXS, Stones....Variety Show...Senior Week '88..It’s been great. Thanks. DEBORAH THOMPSON Debbi. Rawhind, Balls Hey What’s this? Yo what's up? Doin too much “Cropin C-Lunch; Jamies X-Mas party; Everyone's holden out! Killer Parties; Bad Co.; Pink Floyd rules; Hey Spaz! Hecaad! Mom and Dad. Made it!! Ha! Senior Week! Hey Triple L Dirt!! Bil- ly Hey Balls JOANN M. ULLMAN Jo. Meatball. Batman Geneticist Aim! D'ya ever wonder...? But why? Yo wil- ly! Cin, D. Vicke. Aim. and Carolyn, you guys arc great! Remember the good times Barb. I love ya! Aim. Thanx for putting up with me. Mr. M’s lunch crew. Thanx for everything Mom Dad-1 love you. 3 87 I’ll love you forever Carl. WILLIAM R. VENUTI Bill. Newt 69 Mustang Machi; Zeppelin. Anthrax; Football 1-3; Senior Variety Show; Senior Week 88; I love you Kim. Kim N Bill 5 26 87-4 ever; Mom and Dad Thank you for everything love ya. JENIFFER L. W ALLACE Jen, Jen Wal Criminal Justice I’m babysitting I’m going to Texas Field Hockey 1-3; Lacrosse 1-4; Variety Show; Senior Week ‘85. ’86. ’87. '88 w Car! Mustangs. American Pie . Billy Joel 13 Rule! Talks w Ray! Wild times w my friends. Thanks! Living w J D! Mom, I miss you! I love ya Bill! HARRY CLAY WALTERS III H. Big H. Harr, Hairball, Harvey, Happnin Har. Gigolo Mr. Sincerity. Yeah Nay “Squirt Squirt Hey Facial Product I gotta Fix my willy Pcopls say I’m shy. rude, crude, obnoxious and short-how 'bout you? Sugic the best thing to ever happen to me. Thanks Family and the Moores. GARRY L. TILTON Gar. Tilt. Tilby Carpenter “Yo dude what’s up? “NIX Catchya Track; Class Trip; Senior Week 88; Dianne I love you 4 8 86; Quiet Please; John pump up the volume! OOTIDI Bob. we’re outta here! Yo Bob where’s the quid? See Mom and Dad No problem.Thanks JANETTE LEE VICKERS Jet. Vic Secondary Ed. Hi Sweetheart I do not smile all the time! “Chaddy. you're such a sophomore! Definitely the C-Word! Yes I still love my Schnee-bone Don’t argue with me I'm older than you Thanks for everything Mr. Wilchensky. Sue are you serious? DAWN DIANE WARE Business Adminstration Arc you mad? I hate gym” Christmas Ball '86 '87; Yo Ruth here I come. Thanks Mom and Dad! 7 6 85 ILUD; Senior Class Trip. 39 JEFFREY WEAVER KAREN LYNN WHITE Hotel Rcst. Mgmt. Basketball I, 2; V. Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Senior Week '88! Yo Jenn and Sherry! Thanks Mom and Dad! Rock Scissors Paper EDW ARD J. WOJCIEHOWSKI Ed. Munst Cattle Rustler “It’s a shame for Chevy “Joe. Where’s the Chilton’s?” “69 Mustang “71 GTO “Ford Power” Baseball 3. 4; “Koz. I’ll stay after today” Senior Variety Show; Senior Wcck’88! “The Supremes Dave. Joe. and Glenn Thomas. O’Ricly it’s really over! I love you Mom N Dad. DAVID L. WEIGHTMAN Weighty. Wcightloss Sportscastcr Comm “Yo You watch the game last night? Track 2-4; Senior Variety Show; Senior Week 1988! Nixed.U2 Concert! Flyers and La Lakers 1! 76'crs ! Late Night the best! Time to have fun! Mrs. Soroka’s typing class the worst! Mclikc Thanks for everything! TARA LYNN WHITE Cauc Work What’s happening? “Arc you serious! “Wow! Senior Week, you know it babe! I'm loving it! Thanks Mom I love ya! “Outta here!! ROBERT K. WELCH Bob Electrician “Yo what’s goin’ on? Dig it Nix “Yo Gar. Can you take me to work? 4th pd. Rep Rules! 7th period study hall!! Now I'm outta this place-what do you mean I have a bad attitude? RJDio 1! Love ya Mom and Pop. JOSEPH W. WILSON Joe-Joe. Do-Do, Joe Squared Air Force “It’s a shame for Chevy! “Arc you a pen- nis? Ford Power; The River; Phil Jim’s; “Ed it’s only two bolts “Take it apart and find out Thanks Mom and Dad I love you!” It this it? Is it over? I’m so sad! Jeff. I’m Diana! TRACY ANN WELDIN Twink. Tray Retail Management Yo Ap. I had another PBFD! Sen. Bell AC; SADD 4; Senior Variety Show; Senior Week 88! Thanks Mom and Dad! I love you both! Apple don't get lost in the woods! Buzz Cru Zoo Cruc rule together! Yo Cheez what’s up? Fred it took 2 years I’ll love you always and forever!! TRACI LYNN WINTERS Tras, Tra, Winker Physical Therapist Face; Daddy’s little girl; Critique it; Garb, let’s go to TJS; Keep smiling; Friends SNS BMS: LS; BG; RW; DS; Dans: DSCB; KM: MU? ILU BJ Ryan! Best x spent w Dad Mom! I love you Dad, Mom. David and Michcllc-Thanx for always being there! Bubba J. Shel-My 2 best friends-Thanx! FRANK C. WRENCH Wrenchie Detective “Hi. how are you doing? What!?! Senior Variety Show MC 88! Class Trip 88! Anne. I love you. Yo Bryan Yo Mark you peanut. Denise...Be good. WILLIAM J. WRIGHT Bill. Wrighty Business “Don’t you worry about it! “Where’s the keg? Gola Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Senior Variety Show; Class Trip; Senior Week! Party at the Beach; Jen’s Basement. Thanks Mom and Dad. I told you I'd make it! DAVID H. YOUNG Younger Architectural Engineer “ZZZZZZZZ H. Society 2. 3. 4; Year- book 4. 3rd pd. Social Club 4; FCA 3. 4; Interior Eyelid Meditators I. 2, 3, 4; Have a nice life everyone! Goodbye Yuko! Billy the Boingers forever! Up with Tunafish! ACK! PHTHTH! I’m outta here! EDWARD JOSEPH ZGLESZEWSKI Ziggy, Ziggums. Pookic Bear Biochemistry Mis. I failed my test! Oui; Non “Don't worry about it Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Hon. Soc. 2-4; Motif 4; SADD; Yearbook 2. 3; Wise Owl 3. 4; SVVSB; Sci- ence Olympiad; Class Trip; Friday nights; Senior Prom(s); Master and Egor; Remem- ber HPAHP NICHOLE MARIE ZIELINSKI Nikki Hoi Secretary Yo! Senior Variety Show; Senior Week! Sara, stop flirting! I love you John always and forever, don’t ever change 8 87; Karen Knorr-your halo is blinding! Thanks Mom and Dad! I made it! Amy. keep giving good advice. Sara, best friends! Enjoy New York!!! MARYANNE STRITZINGER Not Pictured. Thomas Harrison Angela Magnanti Scott Worrilow “THIS IS THE TIME TO REMEMBER CAUSE IT WILL NOT LAST FOREVER. THESE ARE THE DAYS TO HOLD ON TO, CAUSE WE WON’T ALTHOUGH WE’LL WANT TO. THIS IS THE TIME AND TIME IS GONNA CHANGE, I KNOW WE’VE GOT TO MOVE SOMEHOW, BUT I DON’T WANT TO LOSE YOU NOW ...” BJ WHO’S WHO When it comes to school spir- it, Jeff can not be accused of having a lack of involvement. This friendly, popular class vice-president is very active in basketball. Currently, he is a member of the stage crew and Student Senate. He has also participated in several inner- school and community events such as the Aston Tri-Centenni- al Parade, the Senior Variety Show, and the Science Olympi- ad. Jeff enjoys his spare time by going out with his friends or spending time with family members. Being an intelligent and understanding person, Jeff hopes to enter the exciting, in- teresting profession of medi- cine. There is no doubt that he will be as valuable an asset in the working world as he has been here at Sun Valley. John is one of the few people who have participated in school sports all year round. In the fall, he is out and running cross country track. During the win- ter season, he has the sense to retreat to the warmth of the gym, where he plays on the bas- ketball team. When springtime rolls around, he once again dons the ’ol running shoes and heads for the track. However, sports are not the only thing which keeps John occupied. As a member of the Honor Society and stage crew, he has many responsibilities. Outside of school, he is also involved as vice-president of St. Joseph’s CYO. College plans are in the making for John, who wishes to study mathematics or computer science. 42 l th 0 For the future, Vito envisions himself attending college, en- rolling and graduating from a prestigious medical school, and becoming a successful physi- cian. However, in the mean- time, this outgoing, responsible student has been focusing on the present-his senior year. With participation in football, baseball, Scott’s Hi-Q, Honor Society, SADD, and stage crew, he really keeps himself busy. He also has played ele- mental roles in both the Senior Variety Show and the Science Olympiad. When he is not caught up in school matters, Vito enjoys being with his friends as well as going dancing and playing community sports. Although he admits being proud and moody, Vito has a caring interior which will help him reach goals. Where there is work to be done, Cindy is one of the few individ- uals who will willingly accept the many responsibilities included in performing tasks. She is truly a multi-faceted person, being quite active in the school. Certainly the National Honor Society. Inter- act, the Voice of the Valley, and Scott’s Hi-Q have benefited from the hard work she has put into each organization as a member. As treasurer of the Wrcstlcrcttcs club and photography editor of the Yearbook, she has more than fulfilled her leadership duties. In addition to Cindy’s numerous activities, she also plays varsity field hockey and lacrosse. When she has some time to waste (if that is at all possible), she enjoys watching old movies or reading a good book. Cindy plans to attend college where she will take on a communications program. Although Ginny is a highly regarded athlete, playing both varsity lacrosse and field hockey for three years as well as clinching a spot on the first team All Del-Val for both sports, she has also contribut- ed in many other areas. The Science Olympiad, Interact, National Honor Society, Wrestlerettes, SADD, and the Senior Variety Show arc among her extracurricular activities here at Sun Valley. Earlier this year, one could often catch Ginny on the football field where she served as a manager, or in the training room working as one of the student trainers. Outside of school she is likely to be found reading or visiting friends. For the future, Ginny will attend college to apply her academic abilities to education or nursing. n rmL CL.. C (jjc z Faster than a speeding bullet (well, almost!), Bonnie has the distinction and honor of running a leg on Sun Valley’s 3200 meter relay team which ranked first in the nation in 1987 with the fastest time. It seems she is always on the run; running is an all year activity for her. Aside from cross country and indoor outdoor track. Bonnie hits the malls or just spends some time baking choco- late chip cookies. Her witty yet down-to-earth nature contributes to her friendly character and gives her that special ability to harmoni- ously interact with others. With great determination, Bonnie plans to major in communications at college. hk.a. vjul £. H Q- ruXJbcr Although modest and soft-spoken. Dianne is an important part of the Sun Valley family. She is a member of the National Honor Society, SADD, and the Future Nurses Club. She also plays soft- ball in the spring. Plus. Dianne plays an integral part in community activities outside of school. Her friendliness and dependability have made her quite an asset to the Girl Scouts of America where she goes camping and canoeing. Aside from these activities, she fills her leisure hours babysitting. After graduation. Dianne intends to fur- ther her education in college and pursue a career in the challenging field of electrical engineering. When the word “athletic” is heard, the name that comes to mind is Scott Donald. This name is well known to Sun Val- ley athletics, possibly due to the fact that Scott has achieved several high honors for his per- formance as a football player. In addition to being named to the first team in both the Dcl- Val league and the All-Dclco league, he also received All-Re- gional honorable mention. No doubt that his teammates have noticed Scott’s leadership abili- ty. choosing him as captain of both football and basketball teams. Although seemingly qui- et and low-key, his outgoing character makes him a popular member of the senior class. Scott hopes to attend college on a football scholarship and ma- jor in business. Pom poms and megaphones have been familiar fixtures in Shannon’s life since the first grade. Presently, she is captain of the varsity cheerlcading squad as well as president of the Student Senate. She was active- ly involved in the Senior Vari- ety Show, gaining a role as em- cee. When she is not pursuing these activities she enjoys swim- ming. dancing, and spending time with her family and friends. Her outgoing, under- standing character will enable her to further her interests in college where she plans to ma- jor in special education in hopes to help children. Yet will she try to continue cheering after high school? The answer—you bet! Bill is that friendly, consider- ate co-captain of the basketball team who can be found ninety- nine percent of the time shoot- ing hoops in the gym. Although he may seem to talk, dream, and play basketball, this com- petitive athlete also happens to be a studious and intelligent student. Currently ranked elev- enth in the class, he is a member of the National Honor Society. His outside interests (outside of basketball, that is) include ten- nis, soccer, music and comput- ers. He plans to fortify these interests in college while major- ing in computer science. And we can almost count on him dribbling a basketball between his study hours and possibly playing on a college team. 43 WHO’S WHO U JbhJia (ay ulu Unknown to many, Denny seemingly possesses schizo- phrenic characteristics, living multiple lives. During the day, he is Denny Jones-thc smart and friendly class treasurer who has made significant contribu- tions to the Science Olympiad. National Honor Society, Scott’s Hi-Q, Voice of the Val- ley, and the varsity soccer team. However, many arc not aware of his deranged sense of humor or of his nocturnal role as “Clock One” at KMart where he works part time. In addition, anonymous sources reveal that on the weekends he is known as...the provocative Def Jam? One thing is certain, and that is Denny (if that IS his real name) will continue his education in college with possible graduate work. He stands alone, misunder- stood by some yet magnani- mous, honorable, and agreeable to all (or at least that is how Dave would describe himself). A high class rank is counter bal- anced by a surfeit of extracur- ricular activites at school and interests at home. At SV, he plays both soccer and tennis, as well as being in every possible band in school: marching, con- cert, stage, and Variety Show. He also participates in Scott’s Hi Q. Science Olympiad, and Musicale. Unbeknownst to some, he is an avid computer and rap music fan. Lofty goals are set for Dave who is going to MIT to major in engineering on a ROTC scholarship. Throughout her high school career, Cyndy has been a prom- inent member of her class. In her sophomore and junior year, she took upon herself the duties as class treasurer which includ- ed keeping a record of all the money transactions during the numerous fund raising projects. For the past three years, this congenial student has enjoyed serving on the Student Senate where she presently holds the position of Secretary. Her most recent challenge has been the 1988 Spectrum yearbook pro- duction of which she is the fi- nance editor, although she has done much more than handling the books. After graduation. Cyndy plans to attend Penn State University and hopefully become a kindergarten teacher. With distinguished membership in band, chorus, drama, and Select Ensemble for chorus. Sue has more than proven her musical talents. However, her activities are not limited to the arts for she is also a member of the National Honor Society, Scott’s Hi Q, of which she is co-captain. Teammates, and the tennis team. Somehow she has found the time to get involved in the Senior Variety Show as well. Having an understanding and kind nature. Sue hopes to use these characteristics in the future as a high school math teacher. Ranking 13th in the class. Sue plans to attend West Chester Uni- versity or Shippensburg. Although she focuses on one sport, which is running. Jackie has proven herself to be one of the most prominent athletes in Sun Valley. Dedicating much of her time to cross country in the fall, indoor track in the winter, and outdoor track in the spring, her devotion and determination have won her such honors as being named to the All-State track team and contributing to a 1987 State Championship in the 2-mile relay and number one national ranking of Sun Valley’s relay team. On top of her athletic talent, she is also a fine student and member of the National Honor Society. When she is not running around the track, she can be found running around the mall. Jackie plans to attend college for Sports Medicine. iDpeetr of fu� OfauMVUMLJ One of our class' most well-rounded students has to be Amy. Her good-nature and friendly, cheerful attitude has made her President of the National Honor Society and Wrestlerettes. This active stu- dent's other various school activities include Student Senate. Scott Hi-Q. Interact. SADD, Voice of the Valley, and copy editor of the Yearbook. Her other accomplishments include tri-captain of field hockey and a member of the lacrosse team. Outside of school, she is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a candy- striper at Riddle. Her spare time is filled with running, shopping, and eating. High ambitions arc leading her to college where Amy hopes to major in accounting and or mathematics. Although she loves all sports. Dana has focused on playing field hockey and lacrosse in which her aggressive, energetic traits really shine. This outgoing athlete does not limit herself to sports alone: she is also a member of the Student Senate and National Honor Society and a cast member of the Senior Variety Show Yet. Dana also has a quiet side; she enjoys playing all kinds of music on the piano. When she is not involved in school activities or sports. Dana spends her spare time with her friends. With her activeness and multi-talents, Dana’s presence will more than likely be welcomed at the college of her choice where she plans to study business manage- ment. Friendly and outgoing. Judy has held such honorable posi- tions as captain of the Varsity cheerleading squad and class secretary in her freshmen year. She is often lending a helping hand, working as an office and student assistant as well as de- voting a lot of time on dance committees. Outside of Sun Valley, playing for Brookhavcn softball team, going out with friends, and listening to music arc the activities which keep her occupied Judy plans to attend West Chester University and major in cither accounting or business management. Carolyn is one of our class’ most artistically inclined stu- dents. Her creativity has been portrayed in such projects as the Senior Variety Show, in which she was the designer of the t-shirts, stage backdrops, and program covers. Much of her time is devoted to her artwork as she does a lot of painting and drawing and has attended various art programs outside of school. In addition to art, this friendly, outgoing, class historian enjoys being with her friends, going to the beach, or watching ice hockey (being that she is an avid fan of the Flyers). Carolyn paints a vivid picture of the future for herself: she plans to attend Kutztown. after which she will be drawn into the colorful work as a commercial artist. One of the more athletically- oriented members of the senior class. Stacy is a member of the field hockey , basketball, and la- crosse varsity teams. In her spare time, she enjoys playing soccer, lifeguarding. and teach- ing swimming lessons. Her ef- forts have not gone without rec- ognition as she has been a recipient of the Coaches Award for lacrosse and designated by the Inquirer as Athlete of the W eek. This active athlete is also a student assistant, football manager, and Senior Variety Show cast member. Stacy's am- bitions include attending Penn State University Park to play lacrosse and major in hotel and restaurant management. WHO’S WHO Stacie is a very outgoing, friendly person who is undoub- tably a noteworthy asset to the senior class. She has also prov- en her leadership capabilities in her roles as tri-captain of the field hockey team and secretary of the senior class. In addition, she plays lacrosse and has con- tributed much time to the Se- nior Variety Show and dance committees. Her passion for art has led her to help the yearbook and Motif with various drawing tasks as well as to set her future plans. In college, Stacie will combine her talent and caring attitude in hopes of becoming an art therapist and helping young and old with emotional and learning problems through her many artistic abilities. While claiming to be a stand- by cheerleader, Dave is in reali- ty a fine athlete and student. As tri-captain of the varsity soccer team, he has fulfilled his leader- ship duties, being named to the first team in the Dcl-Val League. As a student, he has achieved high grades which help rank him in the top ten percent of the class. In school, he has participated in FAD. SADD, and the Senior Variety Show. With creative, eccentric tastes, Dave loves bicycling, fishing, waterskiing, boating, and extracurricular studying in his spare time. Dave plans to attend college, majoring in en- gineering. out of which he seeks to make a career. If all else fails, Dave says he will turn to painting, his back-up profes- sion. Jeff Weaver is his name and football is his game. This year alone Jeff proved his athletic abilities out on the football field and became a force to be reck- oned with by other teams. Sus- taining injuries throughout the season did not prevent him from high achievements. Jeff was named to the first team in the Del Val League and received All-Deleo Honorable Mention. In addition, he was selected as Sun Valley Football’s Most Valuable Player and led his team as well as the county in receiving yardage. He is also an outdoor track hurdler in the spring. Friends would describe him as friendly and dedicated. This dedication will be carried into college with Jeff who hopes to continue playing football. With the numerous duties as the senior class president. Bill is mainly kept occupied by the many senior class activities. Yet, an outgoing characteristic within him has gotten him involved in foot- ball. the Senior Variety Show, and the Aston-Tri-Centcnnial Pa- rade, and the light crew. In addition to participating in school and community events and organizations. Bill enjoys baseball, golf, pool, cards, and music. Friendly and sociable. Bill will not experi- ence very much difficulty in adjusting to the college atmosphere. For the future, he hopes to become a self-employed (and successful) businessman and coach young athletes. Although Joann would love to be able to sleep more and watch TV, this diligent and loyal student is often busy at school. Here she is involved in numerous activities of which she is an integral part. For instance, she is layout editor of the yearbook, vice-president of Wrestlerettes,and secretary of the Honor Society. In addition, she is an active member of Interact and Scott Hi-Q as well as a participant in the Student Youth Forum. Ranking among the top ten of the class, Joann will have no problem in carrying out her future plans which are to attend college and major in molecular biology. 46 NO SWEAT! OOH! I THINK I HURT MYSELF! EAT YOUR HEART OUT CHER! APHRODITE and ATHENA PUSH!!!! SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST BASHFUL: Suzanne Knott and Bill Tarr BEST SMILE: Carolyn Sabatelli and Mike Ferzetti MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Dana Salerno and Dave Trainor BEST LOOKING: Candy Anthony and Steve Forte MOST SOPHISTICATED: Missy Klimas and James Crawford Evans SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLUMSIEST: Cindy Brown and Bill Lex MOST STUDIOUS: Amy Okumura and Denny Jones MOST ATHLETIC: Stacy Schiavino and Scott Donald MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Shannon Garmcn and Dan Picrdomen- ico BEST PERSONALITY: Stacie Schievcrt and Bob Bullen MOST HUMOROUS: Barb Rooney and Byard Kashner PRETTIEST EYES: Kathy DiAntonio and Mike Ponto MOST TALKATIVE: Stephanie Cornell and Jeff Stein SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BIGGEST GOSSIP: Lisa Starr, Melissa Gretto and Chris Bauer MOST POPULAR: Stacie Scheivert and Jeff Albaugh MOST TALENTED: Heather Bering and Jim Joseph MOST TEMPERAMENTAL: Dana Salerno and Vito DiCamillo Every eye swelled with tears at the airport when Sun Valley host families bid farewell to a small group of Costa Rican visitors to whom they had become so close. Along with their English teacher, the eight friendly students of Santa Ana School of Liberia in the province of Guanacaste. Costa Rica, enjoyed Ameri- can life for three weeks Among the typical teenage activities in which they engaged were ice skating, bowl- ing. dancing, shopping, and attending various Sun Valley athletic events. In addition, they toured Washing- ton D C . Philadelphia. Brandywine Battle- field. and the Zoo. The cultural exchange be- tween our countries will remain a warm memory in all of our hearts. Our Costa Rican Friends: (sitting L to R) Mili Rodriguez, Johanna Ugarte, Yessica Moreno (standing L to R) Ivannia Navarro, Andrina Zamora, Cristian Murillo, Jorge Zamora, Jose Antonio Briceno, Teacher Ronny Ruiz FRESHMAN DANCE re nm l6opkorrare Dtm rDtmac Jcza.licrdaii,S(xu ll «!ou.n Va.Uey Hic h. d lool Cafeteria. 7: AO to IV-30 pm. p.o; Atl� bu. 'Price ? 5 Although we were only inexperienced freshmen, our hard work produced a successful Freshmen Din- ner Dance, our first semiformal. On May 11, 1985, the cafeteria was miraculously transformed into a “Tropical Splendor of palm trees and colorful sun- sets. Couples danced the night away to the theme song, “Almost Paradise,” and other music provided by the appropriately entitled entertainment group, Malibu. Being our first dance at Sun Valley, this event marked the beginning of many good times to come for the Class of ’88. SOPH HOP The Class of ’88’ Presents 'patty 07a(c otAct Soph Hop Saturday, May 3rd, 1986 7:30 to 11:30 pm Sun Valley High School Music by: SOUND GEAR Price $10.00 At the Soph Hop held on May 3, 1986, couples were swept completely off their feet and carried into a “never-never” land of wishing wells, rainbows, and unicorns. After passing through the cafeteria door- way bedecked with flowers, the couples were amazed to find themselves stepping through a shimmering waterfall and into another world. With Jack Wagner’s “Fairy Tale Lover” softly playing in the background, couples danced all night be- neath the balloon-covered ceiling. This special night will always be remembered in the minds of the Class of '88. JUNIOR PROM DL Clou of 988 ” Sun VJL, JLjk S U int'ilfi you to e junior fL„ One War. Ugfl on Friday evoniny ( twenty — fourth nt ddyltl o tfoth Udal €t VaLcta 1dwin ()..L , .ujL.uu Finally, that special night, for which wc had anxiously awaited, had arrived—the night of our Junior Prom. Although heavy rain fell throughout the night of April 24, 1987, inside El Valencia our spirits were far from being dampened. Being our first formal dance outside the confines of Sun Valley, the Junior Prom was saturated with our enthusiasm. The crowning of the Prom Queen, Kelli McCann, and the fam- ous garter dance were steeped in the eve- ning's excitement. Couples danced to the theme song, One More Night,” while balloons floated overhead. As wc look back at our past experiences at Sun Val- ley, the Junior Prom has become one of our most cherished memories. MISS CHI Dan Shanko and Keith Morey Jeff Smith and Len Ciesielski The beauty contest second only to Homecoming Queen is the annual Miss Chi contest. This year's contest featured the all-American, apple-pie looks of McClain and Ciesielski, the exotic looks of Suda and DiCamillo, the blond, bombshell look of Shanko. and the liberated, natural look of Sccfcldt. Among the hobbies of these gorgeous women arc night work at certain prestigious motels, spending time with their adoring lovers, and doing household chores at home. On the weekends, these women also like to get together to play some friendly tackle football. The contest was very competitive and featured a personal contest between Suda and DiCa- millo. Suda was competing to sec how much of her leg she could expose while DiCamillo bared her belly in challenge. Overall, the women say they are not much different than other women. All funds raised from the exhibition went to charity. MC: Aimcc-Jo Fritz The 1987 Miss Chi and her Es- cort Bob Scefeldt and John Dzur- enko Bill Starkey and Tom McClain 60 Gary Suda and Steve Forte HOMECOMING 1987 The 1987 Homecoming game, held October 9, 1987, was an excit- ing evening for both the football players and the Homecoming Court. The chilly evening added to the anxiety felt by the seven cou- ples as they watched nervously from the stands. Each anticipated the moment when the winner would be announced at halftime. Kris Beck and Marc Bendo Karen Mihniak and Jerry Southern Queen, of 87 Stacie Scheivert and Ross Snod- grass Finally, at halftime, when the football team was winning 36-0 with more touchdowns to come, the Homecoming Court advanced to the field where the winner would be announced. After the winner was told, last year’s queen, Letitia Wal- ter handed her crown to this year’s Homecoming Queen-Stacie Schei- vert. Lora Stover and Dave Winters Kelli McCann apd Joe Wilson Dcnec Bocclla and Tony Bocella Candy Anthony and Eric Cylc 61 Causing A Commotion Don't Rain The Newly Wed Game Remember W hen The Race Is On Un- dertakers Surfs Lp Boogie Man The Dating Game An- niversary The Lx� Sleeps Tonight Borderline Going To The Chapd The Couch Scene Under The Boardwalk At The Monies Lovin' Feeling Cleaning Ladies Stand By Me Oscar Mayer Gnarly Man Room 205 Moay Moay Church Chat Jeopardy Jail House Rock Ba- bysitting You Can Call Me Al Thanks to Koz. Mr Beerhaiter. Mary Beth. Mr Muller. Mr. Dean and Mr Robison f Standing| Joann LHmaa. Cm Corucfl. Kim Mafck_ Amy Wrexaiaurin (KuccfaugL Laonc Joiadk Amy Okumura. Judy Robertson. Sharon Larsen Soiling k Sue Doom Angela Kampala .. Kirsaia Haggfcind (Not pic- tured! Krisaa Smith Emcees Frank Finnegan. Shannon Garmcm. Heather Berng. Ji Joseph. Missy Hnhu iVcn Pic: Lisa Starr Wanna Dance Supreme Precijsoiaixwi Jetf SyRnia and Micky The Variety Sbcw Peanut Busier .and Jdh La Bamtm Bum Sat SV Squares Oprah W afrey Show Chserieadcrs Real Cbotr- Scaders My Country Rodbc’ In Tk LSA CHRISTMAS BALL Sun Valley almost did not have a Christmas Ball this year. However, due to the Kestcr family and a staff of dedicated helpers. Winter Wonder- land 1987 became a reality on December 19. 1987. The hard work of the committees was high- ly praised as the cheery seasonal decorations and scenes received many compliments As couples danced away in the warm, festive atmosphere, the illusion of a snow covered field was made obvious from the many colorful snow scenes. This year’s Christmas Ball will be a joyful memory in the minds of those who attended this successful dance. BAND Drum Major: Dawn Mercadante This 1987-88 band season started off slow with the hiring of a new band director, Mr. David Carroll. However, once practices began there was no turning back. Many hours of practice, long Saturdays, and total dedication contributed to the Sun Valley Band’s impressive finish in the top ten at the Atlantic Coast Championships. The band also achieved other awards dur- ing its season, including Best Band Front, Best Marching and Manuever- ing, and High Visual. Without the help of many dedicated band parents this rewarding season could not have taken place. COMPETITION SCORES SITE S.V. SCORE Plymouth-Whitemarsh Exhibition Sun Valley 68.35 Eastern 72.60 Trition 81.80 Chapter Championships 82.45 Atlantic Coast Championships 92.55 Soloist: Debbie Berner BAND SAXOPHONES (Standing) : Phil Ruth, Tim Lorbcr, Chris Hollick, Fred Mancini, Keith Cummings, Jim Joseph (Kneel- ing) : Trish LaCombe, Bill Platt, Scott Busby, Ed Zgleszcwski CLARINETS (Standing) : Maryann Travaglini, Joyce Fedena, Missy Fleischut, Suzanne Robertson, Karen Boyer, Ed McBride (Kneeling) : John Wilcox, Pam Vinna- combe, Treena Howett, Kathy Wood, Chrissy Fico- turo TRUMPETS (Standing) : Mike Buchta, Joel Madison, Mike Hol- lick, Dave Kupsis, Matt Vinacombe, Jim Powell, (Kneeling) : Alicia Muzyk, Amy Ellis, Rob Hazzlet, Fred Grafe, Mark Lowenstcin PERCUSSION (Standing): Jeff Cornell, Beth Ellis, Shar- on Zgleszcwski, Nicole Larner, Mark Ream, Mike Costello (Kneeling) Albert Waters, Denise Baudoux, Rob Kester, Sheri Snyder, Joey O’Sullivan (Sitting) Craig Wheeler. Mark Ford. Bill Showalter BAND FRONT (Standing) : Jennifer Oxendine, Lisa Her- bus, Amy Wrzesniewski, Jen Wheeler, Gretchen Gatchel, Missy Klimas, Tara Shinn, Anne Overbeck, Patty McBride (Sitting) : Heather Crines, Michelle Wil- liams, Kathy Caufield, Michelle Boyer, Debbie Berner (Not Pictured) : Lisa Wood, Chris Miller, Emma Brown, Kim Bradford, Wendy Downie, Sandy French PICCOLOS LOWER BRASS (Standing): Sue Kester, Amy Phelps, Jennie Rouke. Jen Hubler, (Standing) : Jeff Linowski, Sandy Kulesa, Todd Lindsey, Dave Sue Berner, Sue Phillips (Kneeling) : Debbie Hamilton, Lori Bingeman (Kneeling) : Missy Eaton, Jeff Wheeler. Judy Shufelt Reilly, Nanette Spedden, Debbie Uff 69 MOTIF Sun Valley's literary magazine. MO- TIF. is special because every piece of writing is submitted by Sun Valley stu- dents. The literature portrayed in MO- TIF ranges from poems to plays to short stories. The staff reads the articles that are submitted and decides which will be published. The individuality of each piece and the fact that MOTIF is auth- ored by students brings out the true liter- ary flavor of Sun Valley. Also, art stu- dents have the opportunity to display a variety of their drawings since the maga- zine includes art too. Motif members: Denny Jones. Brian Davis. Missy Fleischut, Michelle Curay, Deb Berner. Aimee Fritz. Marc Bendo, Phil Ruth, Christy Roberts. Advisor Ms. Dugan MUSICALE Musicale Members Jen Oxendme. Deb Berner. Phil Ruth. Mike Hollick. Rob Kcsier. Man Doyle. Sue Phillips. Emma Brown. Missy Khmas. Anne Overbeck. Tim Lorber, Judy Schufelt The band has its very own yearbook, Musicale. which is published by the Musicale organization (which is composed of band members). This book contains memorable moments from different events and occurences throughout the year Through the pictures it contains, band members arc able to keep their memories of their history in band tucked safely away for their nostalgic moments of the future. CLOSE UP (L to R): Michelle Onuffer, Albert Waters. Briget O'Leary, Heather McGonagle, Becky Strohl, Michele Agozzino. Advisor Mr. Costello (Not Pictured: Sue Phillips, George Killian, Joe Garcia) Close-Up is a club which enables stu- dents to form opinions about their gov- ernment by giving them a “close up” view of the democratic process. The club's main event is the annual trip to Washington, D.C., where members spend a week, with students from all over the country, attending workshops and lectures and visiting Washington’s political hot spots”. The aim of the club is to make students better in- formed citizens on how their govern- ment works. COMPUTER CLUB (L to R): Anjan Chakrabarty. Jeff Lanowski. Joyce Fedena, Advisor-Mr. Paffett, Brian Ewing, John Jackson (On Screen): Justin Chandler With the ever-increasing populari- ty of the computer in our society, it isn't unusual to find a computer club in our school. Under the supervision of advisor Mr. Paffett. the goal of Sun Valley's computer club is to fa- miliarize students with the computer in a relaxed and social atmosphere. However, that’s not to say these stu- dents don’t have to work at it. Their main event is the Computer Bowl, where schools from the area compete in such areas as programming and computer literacy. DRAMA (Silting I lo r): Susan Boyer, Michelle Curay, Grelchen Gatchel. Briget O'Leary, Stephanie Cornell. Suzanne Robertson, Gigi Albano (Kneeling I to r): Debbie Uff, Jill Sweeney, Staci Rigby, Treena Howell, Aimee Fritz. Tracey Glass. Gina Lamer, Lynn Martin. Jen Porto (Standing 1 to r): Denise Molcttc. Lori Rush. Kelly Stein. Shannon Leary, Heather Bering. Marc Bcndo. Jill Vernon, Tara Shinn, Carl Stagner (Back row I to r): Mike Ponto, Byard Kashner, John Jackson, Phil Ruth, Jeff Stein, Wayne Sheppard, Brian Carr. Robert Kester, Susan Kester (Missing: Dave Magrogan, Frank Wrench. Jim Joseph) Over the past years. Sun Valley’s Drama Club has produced their own rendition of vari- ous Broadway musicals. This year’s musical was Bye-Bye Birdie. Sun Valley’s actors and actresses performed March 3. 4. and 5. The Sun Valley Drama Club would like to extend its thanks to Mr. Kozlowski, Ms. Brcchbcil, Mr. Muller, and Mr. Stauffer for their help and guidance. 72 FUTURE NURSES (L io R): Prcsidcni-Emma Brown. Lisa Hcrbus, Trcasurcr-Dianne Hamilion. Sharon Carre, Vice Prcsidcnt- Dcbbic Berner (Not Pictured: Secretary-Heather Crines. Michele Boyer) Sun Valley’s nurse’s office just wouldn’t be the same without the help of the girls involved in the Future Nurses Club. When they aren’t helping their advisor and our school nurse. Mrs. Brown, they involve themselves in other activities. They are participants in the Talent Expo in which they take blood pressure, height and weight, and test eyes and hearing. This year they also began to sell various but- tons to develop a future scholorship award. Although they arc few in number, the hard work they have done is well appreciated by both the school and the community. FBLA (L to R). Chrissy Evans. Marc Bendo. Denise Bell. Mary Kate Doyle. Aprille Fulmclc. Dawn Thcobold More commonly recognized as the students who run the Sun Valley Book Store, they are formally called the Future Business Leaders of America or FBLA. Although not many students are involved, the store was redecorat- ed this year giving the students more incentive to participate. Their adivsor. Mr. Romano, helps the students to learn skills which are then practiced in the Book Store. Other than handling the Book Store, they take field trips to various places such as the Federal Reserve Building. Also, to be further introduced into the business world, speakers sometimes come to discuss different aspects of the business field. GUIDANCE AIDES As most students know, the Guidance De- partment becomes very busy during the school year. To help lessen the burden of the secre- tary, Mrs. Cirgliano and the counselors, stu- dent aides take it upon themselves to do vari- ous jobs. Such tasks include alphabetizing and filing, handling mail and announcements, and being a messenger. The many students, who donate their free time, arc an important asset to the hectic Guidance Department. (Standing): Jean Jarvis, Terri Machamer, Jo Ann Vitullo, GiGi Albano, Mary Morales, Lynn Martin, Susan Dowman, Jen Starr, Jenny Hublcr (Sitting): Lisa Downs, Melissa Flcishut, Tina Guthrie, Rob Martin. Sue Kester (Not Pictured: Dora Paolucci, Mary Kate Doyle, Nadine Gualticri) LIBRARY AIDES Mr. Cummiskey surrounds himself with a staff of dedicated assistants in order to main- tain the condition of Sun Valley’s library. His library aides usually get the ‘‘dirty work” like straightening shelves, checking out books, or finding out whose books arc overdue. There is always plenty of work to be done after a day’s worth of students have visited the library to exhaust its materials. Fortunately for Mr. C., his aides arc there to lend a hand. (L to R): Mike Delozier, Jim Fagan. Rob Keith, Charlie Wojcicchowski, Chris Riley, Kelly Hardy, Jeff Gresscl. Loricann Ackerman, Mike Ponto, Byard Kashner. Ken Donato. Lisa Gatinclla, John Jones ATTENDENCE AIDES Mrs. Selcyo is the woman in charge of keep- ing track of every student's absence or tardi- ness. With a job as monstrous as this, it has become necessary for her to enlist a group of students to aid her in her task. These volun- teer students arc the attendance aides who spend their study halls with Mrs. Selcyo, call- ing homes to verify a students absence, mak- ing sure teachers get their attendance sheets, or keeping the records up to date. The atten- dance aides make Mrs. Seleyo’s job a little easier because without them she'd never ac- complish her job. (Especially when it comes down to tracking down eight parents at their jobs because their sons went out to breakfast!) Attcndcncc Aides include: Heather Rosborough. Janette Vickers. Sharon Larsen, Dawn Michalkiewicz, Jeff Stein. Vicki Quinn, Kerri Burrell. Allison Murray, Chrissy Ficoturo, Aimcc Shive OFFICE AIDES (L to R): Sandy Hibbcrd. Judy Robertson, Ginny Carroll, Cindy Brown There is always something to be done in Sun Valley’s office and without a little help, Mrs. Florio, Mrs. Winbourn, and Mrs. Rhoads would forever be fighting an uphill battle. Fortunately, there arc students who are willing to spend their study halls in the office performing the more mundane duties which must be done daily. These tasks include the reading of the morning announcements, an- swering the telephone, calling students to the office for various reasons and other odd jobs. Thanks to the office aides, the secretaries' day has become much easier and a lot more bear- able. 75 LEO CLUB The Leo (Leadership. Experience, and Op- portunity) Club is brand new this year at Sun Valley, although the club has been active in Aston for 8 years. There are 4.294 Leo Clubs with approximately 107.350 members serving in 103 countries. The purpose of the Leo Club is to promote service activities among the youth of a community in order to develop LEO characteristics. The S.V. Leo Club is sponsored by the Lion's Club and advised by Mrs. Laszek. Club activities include visiting the elderly and raising funds for the blind and handicapped through White Cane days and Pancake Breakfasts. (Row I): Chris Miller. Kelly Stein. Secretary-Sue Dobson. President-Kathy Caulfield. Vice-President-Mary Kate Doyle. Treasurer-Bill Farris (Row 2): Lisa Wood. Michelle Williams. Sherri Downs. Katie Hess. Kelly McClel- lan. Jeff Stein. Advisor-Mrs. Laszek (Row 3): Bryan Ely. Dave Cavanaugh. Jim Joseph. Joe Caulfield (Not Pictured): Mike Ericson. John Maloney. Les Jenkins. Shannon Leary NEWSPAPER The Voice of the Valley, a quality newspa- per presented to the student body of Sun Val- ley. contains many interesting articles that in- form students about sports and school and community activities. Twice a year students have the opportunity to write messages to their special someone in the Wishes section of the Christmas and Valentine editions of the paper The newspaper also offers its staff a chance to participate in the Annual Delaware Valley Press Club Seminar. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Wilchcnsky. editors Stephanie Cornell and Frank Finnegan, the newspaper has become a successful and enlightening part of Sun Valley. 76 (Row I): Denny Jones. Byard Kashner, Anjan Chakrabarty, John Jackson (Row 2): Stephanie Cornell. Jen Elfrey, Amy Okumura. Michelle Curay. Missy Fleishut (Row 3): Cindy Brown. Denise Prorock. Sharon Carre. Debbie Berner. Jen Oxendine. Marc Bendo (Not Pictured): Chrissy Roberts. Chrissy Cwiertnie, Kristin Smith. Lynn Stafford HONOR SOCIETY Row I: Dave Young, Jim Evans. Dave Kupsis. Mike HoIIick. Mike Buchta. Michele Boyer. Aimcc Fritz Row 2: Sharon Peterson. Dana Salerno. Vito DiCamillo, Ginny Carroll. Rob Kester. Darrel DiCarlo, Dawn Mercadante. Frances Castaldo. JoAnn Vitullo. Terri Machamer Row 3: Bill Hamilton. Dianne Hamilton, Cindy Brown. Joann Oilman. Amy Okumura. Sharon Zgleszewski. Jennie Roukc. Ed Zgleszcwski. Denny Jones Row 4 Bob Gagliardi. John Carr. Lynda Austin. Denise Prorock. Tricia Lacombe. Allison Fry Row 5: Tim Lorber. Rob Coleman. Chad Hutchinson. Mike Bush. Brian Murray. Brian Carr (Missing: Denise Downie. Sue Kester. Jackie Lynch, Michele Curay. Chris HoIIick. Jennifer Hubler. Dora Paolucci. Leah Stevens) • VbLLE j£411 WVer II Where • lor MdWv TW t L igrtN look ter'- on The Sun Valley Chapter of the National Honor Society is com- posed of a few select students whose academic and extracurricu- lar achievements surpass the norm. This year's group. the 1987-88 cream of the crop.” is no different than in years past, in that they too represent the true meaning of ex- cellence at Sun Valley. Under the sponsorship of James Collier, the Honor Society has held such chari- table events such as the Volleyball Marathon and Daffodil Day. pro- ceeds of which go to the American Cancer Society. Honor Society Officers-Basc Dave Kupsis (Treasurer). Mike HoIIick (Vice- President). Chad Hutchinson (Vice-Treasurer) Middle Joann Lliman (Secretar- y).Aimce Fritz (Vice-Secretary) Top: Amy Okumura (President) 77 STAGE BAND The talented group of musicians who com- prise the Sun Valley Stage Band give us out- standing concerts and assemblies in the Spring and at Christmas time. Their various renditions of popular and jazz arrangements come through sacrifice and hard work. Al- though committed to various other activities, band members make time to practice. Their love of music is evident from their dedication and, more importantly, their results. Stage Band Members: L to R (Sitting) Mark Ford, Bill Showaltcr, Suzanne Robertson (second row) Fred Grafe, Rob Hazlett, Amy Ellis, Jim Powell, Mike Buchta, Dave Kupsis, Mike Hollick (third row) Tim Lorber, Keith Cummings. Chris Hollick, Jim Yunker, Phil Ruth, Scott Busby, Ed Zgleszewski, Tricia Lacombe (fourth row) Judy Shufelt, Dave Bingeman, Todd Lindsey, Sandy Kulesa STAGE CREW The Sun Valley Stage Crew pro- vides the behind-the-scenes work that no production could be without. Under the direction of Mr. Allen Muller, they prepare the stage for productions like this year’s play, “Bye-Bye Birdie” and 1988 Senior variety show, “Causing a Commo- tion . Their hard work in such things as lighting, sound, and stage scenery provide a necessary ingredient for all successful productions. By doing their jobs well, they have contributed to the enjoyable memories which all can gain from a show well done. Stage Crew Members: Jim C. Evans, Byard Kashner, Nichole Zielinski, Brian Carr, Mike Ponto, Dinae Hamrick, Bob Bullen, Vito DiCamillo, Sarah Mouat, Jeff Albaugh, Kim Springer, John Carr, Anthony Campagnini (Missing: Marc DiCamillo) TEAMMATES Team Mates Members: (Standing L to R) Denny Jones, Susan Boyer, Susan Kester, Dora Paolucci, Robert Kester, Joyce Fedena, (Kneeling L to R) Michelle Curay, Aimee Fritz, Jennifer Hubler (Missing: Dave Young) Team Mates, created by Mr. Killian to provide academic aid to students in need, is now in its fourth year. The tutoring service utilizes the knowledge of students to aid their peers in subjects with which they are having trouble. By doing so. Team Mates assists Sun Valley’s pupils in improving both their understanding and their academic performances in their areas of difficulty. Team Mates fosters friendship, committment, and excellency in Sun Valley students. Although nearly aborted at the beginning of the year, it has, with the help of Mr. Killian, sur- vived, and will, hopefully, be restarted next year. TV PRODUCTION Television Crew: (Standing) Steve Yeager, Mr. Paffett, Rich Lumberg, (Sitting) Jim Thornton, John Florio, Andrew Deluca Under the supervision of Mr. Paf- fett, the Sun Valley Television Crew has kept the public entertained with broadcasts of the highlights of Penn- Delco life. These activities range from such events as wrestling match- es and basketball games to Fli-Q meets and various assemblies. As Sun Valley continues to strive for excellence in different activities, the T.V. Crew has done the like, allow- ing us to watch and grow with Sun Valley. SADD SADD Members include: Patti McBride. Sue Boyer. Jen Oxcndinc. Amy Okumura, Sandy Campbell. Missy Fleishut, Denise Downic, Debbie Berner, Diane Hamilton, Sue Kcster, Emma Brown. Jen Elfrcy, Ginny Carroll, Vito DiCamillo, Sharon Carre, Mary Morales, Tracy Wcldin, Heather Rosborough, Lisa Hcrbus, Rob Kester, Sheri Snyder, Todd Lindsay, Sue Phillips, Karen Knorr, Laura Diefenderfer, Sandy Kulcsa, Michele Boyer, Mike Buchta, Heather Crines. Chris Hollick, John Jackson, Trish Lacombc, Suzanne Robertson, Jenny Roukc (L. to R.) Sandy Campbell. Emma Brown. Debbie Berner and Denise Downic Students Against Driving Drunk, or SADD. is a student activity geared to- ward the prevention of one of our na- tion's leading problems, drunk driving at the teenage level. Under the guid- ance of faculty advisor. Charles Gras- sano, and with the help of Ms. Brown, the school nurse. Sun Valley’s SADD chapter works to increase student awareness of the dangers associated with drunk driving. The club's main events include Ghost Day, Calling for Help, and the Contract for Life. SCHOOL SHOULDN’T BE A + A CU m _ Mr M-fmWWW COURSE Advisor: Mr. Grassano 80 SCOTT’S HI-Q (Sitting): Cindy Brown. Amy Okumura, Sue Kester (Standing): Dave Kupsis, Denny Jones. Jim Evans. Mike Hollick, Advisor Howard Brouda. Justin Chandler (Missing): Dave Young The rowdy Sun Valley team is directed by Mr. Howard Brouda and is co- captained by Mike Hollick and Sue Kester. The first and only mascot Sun Valley Hi-Q has ever had was cho- sen this year. It was AL- BERT EINSTEIN!! Scott's Hi-Q, established in 1948. is the oldest con- tinuing academic quiz pro- gram in the U.S. Its purpose is to encourage academic excellency by testing the knowledge of its own partic- ipants. 31 CHORUS (At piano): Dora Paolucci (Row 1): Mrs. Sach, Sue Boyer, Michelle Curay, Stephanie Cornell. Jenny Hubler (Row 2): Sharon Larsen. Heather Rosborough. Sue Dobson. Mary Kate Doyle. Debbie Berner, Sue Kcstcr. Kristin Tarr, Patty McBride. Amy Hawkins, Kristin Moore (Row 3): Albert Waters, Carl Stagner, Lillian Smith, Rachel Michelson, Tina Guthrie, Joyce Fedena. Amy Phelps, Leah Stevens. Rob Kcstcr (Row 4): Mike Costello. Jim Joseph, Kevin Carr John Jackson. Rob Martin, Wayne Sheppard, Lou Byrne, Gretchen Gatchell. Tara Shin. Anne Ovcrbcck, Jen Oxcndinc. Mark Ream. Kirstin Hagglund. Mary Morales The Chorus at Sun Valley is a growing organization. This year there arc fifty ded- icated members who practice every chance they get-lunch, after school, and during free periods. As in any other activity, a successful season depends on hard practice and, in this case, the production of a con- cert. The highlights of this choral year include the Christmas and Spring con- certs, the Graduation Song, and the plac- ing of three members in the Regional Dis- trict Chorus. District Chorus. Jim, Dora and Mark Select Ensemble: (Kneeling) Dora, Michelle, Kirstin (Standing): Sue, Gretchen, Mark, Jim, Stephanie Section Leaders: (Clockwise) Sue, Leah. Jim, Mark Stephanie, Michelle and Dora MCJROTC MCJROTC Cadets: Joe Grccnhalgh, Robert Martin. Wayne Sheppard. Amy Hinderhoffer. Lou Byrne, Tanya Collier, Doug Hughes. Jason Conncrly. Justin Chandler. Jeff Blake. Candi Anderson. Albert Waters. Justin Straw. Kevin Carr. Angie Shoemaker, Greg Journey. Robyn Anderson. Mike Lee. Tara Mozol Lynn Stafford. Jen Bacon. Justin Chandler. Lance Shorter. Michael Bressi. Vicki Hammond. Jeff Thompson, David Lewis, Ed Lowthert. Becky Bridgen Commanding Officer. Cadet LtCol Robert Martin Executive Officer, Cadet Major Joseph Grecnhalgh The Marine Corps Junior Re- serve Officers' Training Corp is a full credit elective course directed at helping students develop their character, learn responsibility, self- confidence and self-discipline and gain a general understanding of the need for national security. They support various school events with traffic control and color guards. The MCJROTC program also in- cludes trips to places of historical and educational significance and a week-long trip to a major military base. LtCol J L. Miller and MSgt Lacey command these fine stu- dents. STUDENT SENATE (Sitting) Rob Sipps. I cnn Robbins, Drew Fssig, Andre Bendo, Debbie Uff, Nanette Spedden. Beth I llis. Jesse Murphy (Kneeling) Heather McGonaglc, Michelle Agoz ino, Tracey Bailey, Amy Okumura. Danielle t‘onncM n, Dave MacCirogan, JoAnn Vitullo, Joel Madison (Standing): Kristi Sipple, Aimee Jo Frit , Dana Salerno, Annie Gray, Shannon Garman, I nn I orber, Stacie Schcivcrt. Carolyn Sabatclli. Cyndy Mansi. Dennv Jones, Bill Starkey, Marc Bendo. Jeff Albaugh Student Senate is composed of the offi- cers from the Freshman, Sophomore, Ju- nior, and Senior classes and elected repre- sentatives from each class from all walks of life here at Sun Valley. These future leaders organize many events popular among the student body including Home- coming and the Miss Chi contest, the an- nual blood drive and the Thanksgiving Day Food Drive. Without their dedication and hard work, many events that add to the Sun Valley tradition might not be. INTERACT Interact is a student service orga- nization club specially designed to raise money and serve the needy community of Delaware County. Under the expert and busy guidance of Mr Grassano, the members pro- vide the cosily trimmings that are needed for a joyful holiday season. Interact achieves its funds through events like Candy Cane Day and C arnation Day t his club is not only essential to Sun Valley High School but, most importantly, the surround- ing community to which it's dedicat- ed. Joann Jen Ovcadine. L«a Herkk Cmd Ba i «Sj-.uwk Defefte Berner, Emma Brown. FVtsohm. Sharon Cane (Standing' Deorse Doaaie. Sandy Campbell. Amy Otaomra. Giany Carroll WRESTLERETTES Wrestlerettcs: Nikki Larner. Michelle Williams. Leslie Colbcrg. Jcnn DiNicola. Lysa DiNicola. Beth F.llis. Gigi Albano. Joann Ullman. Amy Okumura. Cindy Brown. Denise Downic, Lisa Wood, Christine Miller. Michelle Williams, Kris Nelson, Jennifer Wheeler, Ginny Carroll Sun Valley's wrestling team has one of the best reputations around. Much of their success should be at- tributed to the Wrestlerettes. Under the supervision of Mrs Temple, the Wrestlerettes support our champion wrestlers both financially and emo- tionally. During the season the girls provide encouragement to the wres- tlers b making posters which publi- cize the matches However, their de- votion to the team doesn't stop there At the matches they sell food, drinks, and programs to raise mon- ey. The statisticians keep all of the team records on the giant poster that hangs in the lobby throughout the season. The Wrestlerettes con- tribute immensely to the continued success of the team. VO-TECH Vo-Tech offers many professions ranging from Cosmetology. Audio Visuals. Carpentry, Child Care. Dental Lab Technicians. Auto Specialists, and many more to students who want to get a head-start on their future ca- reers. The three hours spent working in the simulated working environment helps the stu- dents to not only learn about their specific interests but also to have a fun time while doing so. YEARBOOK Yearbook Editors: (Front): Cyndy Mansi (Back from L to R): Joann Ullman, Amy Okumura, Cindy Brown Another Editor: (action photo) Dave Young Advisor: George Bcerhalter Despite the many delays and hassles, we of the 1988 Spectrum Yearbook Staff have successfully accomplished the tremendous task for which we first assumed responsibility (under duress) at the end of the 1986-87 school year. Throughout the past year, we trudged into the dark confines of the cafeteria after school with one goal fixed in our minds: to work on the yearbook. For hours at a time and often into the late night we forged our way to that ominous final deadline. We real- ized what a “deadline really was—it was an unattainable goal for which we would have to work ourselves to death in order to achcivc. These deadlines were not the only deterrents to our progress. At times our brains failed to function properly in the subdcgrcc atmosphere of the office (perhaps due to the fact that the heater was broken). In addition, constant interaction with one another produced some downright ugly moments of complete exasperation, desperation, and execration. There were the times when we resorted to throwing sharply pointed objects in the ceiling as a way to release our aggressions and frustrations. Yet. we learned to cope with each other's shortcomings and to enjoy each other's company. There was always something to laugh at-oursclves, Mr. Bccrhaltcr's diet, someone’s dorky picture (maybe it was your’s!). We fueled our crazed imaginations on concentrated Country Time Lemonade. Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies, and Groffs Potato Chips. Together we formed an invincible team. WE DID IT! This book which lies in your hands is the product of our creativ- ity, our diligence, our patience, our ambition, our dedication. ..and our blunders ...so YOU'D BETTER APPRECIATE EVERY SINGLE PAGE!! Other members: (Front L to R): Dianne Hamilton. Deb Berner. Lisa Downs, Kelly Bailey, Denise Downie, Leah Stevens, Heather Crines (Back L to R): Emma Brown, Rob Martin. Mike Ponto (Ha!). Byard Kashncr (Ha!). John Jackson. Marc Bcndo Student Photographers: (from L to R) Sharon Carre. Stephanie Cornell. Sue Phillips (our future editor). Jen Elfrcy, Jeff Gressel, Aimcc-Jo Fritz, Sandy Campbell. Staci Rigby Dum da dum dum (to the tunc of ‘ Dragnct’’)-2:l5 pm. The stage is set for the scene of the crime. The stationary cleaning cart is a harbinger of danger to come. Who is that man lurking in the dark? Is that a mali- cious grin he’s wearing? And what is that maniacal gleam in his eye? 2:30 pm. The cafeteria floor gleams with AJAX. The trap has been set and ... HE’S DOWN FOR THE COUNT! Another year- book editor has fallen victim; his magical Ni- kes have failed to protect him from the schemes of ... The Mad Mopper! Girls’ Tennis..................... 96 Field Hockey .................... 97- 99 Football .................... 100-102 Boys’ Cross Country ............. 103 Girls’ Cross Country ............ 104 Fall Sports Collage ............. 105 Boys' Basketball ............ 106-108 Girls’ Basketball ........... 109-111 Wrestling ................... 112-113 Girls’Swimming .................. 114 Boys’Swimming ................... 115 Indoor Track .................... 116 Winter Sports Collage ........... 117 CHEERLEADING Row I: Kerric Birmingham, Angela Kampanis, Shannon Garman. Sharon Cornog, Amy Hcflon. Sharren Strain Row 2: Allison Murray, Aimcc Shivc, Michelle Smith. Aimec Fritz, Ann Gray Row 2: Chris Dolan. Dana Bailey. Staci Rigby, Mary Vickers. Jennifer George Sun Valley just wouldn't be the same without the school spirit dem- onstrated by our enthusiastic cheer- leaders. Through each seasonal sport they helped cheer our teams to vic- tory. The head coach. Jan Duncan along with her assistant , Bcv Faux have inspired the cheerleaders in their rousing shouts to victory. Cap- tains Sharon Cornog and Shannon Garman and the faithful Griffin, Dan Pierdominico, led the crowds at both the pep rallies and the many sports events to cheer along with them. Many days of hard practicing were well worth the effort as the 1987-88 cheerleaders had a fine and exciting year. Captains Shannon and Sharon Griffin: Dan JV CHEERLEADERS L to R: Lori Meek, Lori Rush, Dana Kind, Melissa Neubcrt, Gina Larncr, Dawn Mcrcadante (Cap.), Nicole Bolt, Amanda Beery, Kimee Fritz, Debbie Snow, Jen Clark Senior Gina FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS (Standing): Dawn Johnson, Kelly Stein. Denise Maher, Traci Plummer. Michelle Ste- Assistant Coach Ms. Faux vens. Holly Mcrcadante (Kneeling): Debbie Yunker. Amy Smith. Bridget DcBolt. Kelly McCarthy, Karen Yunker 93 SOCCER (Standing): Coach Owsley, Michelle Williams (manager), Bill Lex, Rob Martin. Mike Walling. Jeff Grcsscl, Kevin Miller, Lou Maroncy, Jim Evans. Bob Chambers, Kathy Caulfield (manager). Coach Grassano (Kneeling): Chad Hutchinson, Gus Omiridis, Marc Bendo, Jeff Winters. Mike Bush, Denny Jones (Sitting): Dave Kupsis, Dave Trainor, Jesse Murphy, Mark Blackncll. Ross Snodgrass SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 2 Interboro 3 L 3 Glen Mills 1 W 1 Penn Wood 0 W 1 Harriton 1 T 2 Academy Park 1 W 1 Interboro 3 L 3 Glen Mills 0 W 1 Penn Wood 2 L 0 Harriton 1 L 3 Academy Park 0 W This year’s soccer team, led by coaches Mr. Grassano and Mr. Owsley, could be characterized as having total team unity and cooperation. Dedicated leadership was provided by captains Dave Trainor, Dave Kupsis and Lou Maroney to give the team«extra encour- agement. Being a defensive oriented team with a sufficient offensive punch, they finished the season with a league record of 5-4-1. Much hard work was demonstrated when the soccer team clinched a playoff birth in a road game with Harriton, which was the. most memorable game of the season. J.V. SOCCER (Sitting): Mark Ford. Brian Cairy, Dan Dinicola, Mike Costello. Joel Madison (Kneeling): Drew Dicarlo, Dave Watkins, Chad Osbourne. Brian The Great” Selcyo (Ha-Ha), Neil Oxendine, Paul McGlaughlin, Ed Lowthcrt, Gerrry Necson (Standing): Kathy Caulficld-Mngr., Joe Zay, Darryl Dicarlo, Mike Walling, Tom Mazzarclla, Rob Coleman, Eric Campbell, Michelle Williams-Mngr. SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 0 Penncrest 2 L 3 Interboro 3 T 4 Garnet Valley 2 W 1 Glen Mills 0 W 0 Penn Wood 2 L 0 Haverford 2 L 0 Harriton 2 L 3 Academy Park 0 W 0 Delco Christian 1 L 1 Interboro 2 L 0 Glenn Mills 1 L 1 Penn Wood 2 L 1 Harriton 1 T 4 Academy Park 2 W NINTH GRADE SOCCER SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 0 West Chester 3 L 0 Haverford 1 L 3 Kennett I W 1 Interboro 4 L 2 Penn Wood West 0 W 0 Springfield 2 L 3 Kennett 2 W I Penn Wood East 4 L 3 Harriton 2 W 0 Penn Wood East 1 L 0 Penncrest 1 L 1 Interboro 4 L 2 Penn Wood West 1 W 6 Harriton I W (Sitting): Matt Tuttle, Joe Merante, Brian Halverson, Scott Heckert.Grcg Gressel (Kneeling): Tom Mallon. Paul Kelly, Andre Bcndo. Bill Archer, Joe Caulfield, Tom Donovan, Drew Essig (Standing): Frant Dowman (Coach), Brian Hofmann, Chad Whitehead, Marco Giancroce, Jeff Kane, Steve Lex, Robert Sipps-Mngr. (Not pictured: Dave Moody) 95 GIRLS TENNIS (Standing): Lisa Herbus, Barb Rooney, Missy Klimas, Sue Kcster, Heather Touhey, Brenda Hecr (Kneeling): Pam Haskins, Jen Borda, Faye Worthington, Lori Reilly, Amy Phelps (Sit- ting): Dawn Landis, Dora Paolucci, Chrissy Cwiertnie, Natalie David Senior Lisa Herbus Coach Patricia Lonquist Senior Sue Kcster Under the direction of Coach Pa- tricia Lonnquist, the Girls’ Tennis Team had an admirable year with a record of 4-4. During this year of rebuilding, the underclassmen grew stronger, and when the going got rough, the team stuck together. With the goal of developing two strong varsity doubles teams for next year, the future looks bright for both the seniors and the under- classmen. SUN VALLEY 4 Academy Park 0 Penn Wood 0 Harriton 5 Chester 4 Academy Park 0 Penn Wood 0 Harriton 5 Chester % FIELD HOCKEY (Standing): Miss Slabonik, Judy Shufelt, Chris Cornell, Ginny Carroll, Mary Varano, Sue Berner, Cindy Brown, Dana Salerno, Kim Ferraro (Assistant Coach) (Kneeling): Miss Chilton (Assistant Coach), Denise Downie, Chrissy Ficotoro, Stacie Schievert, Michelle Curay, Danielle Tonnesan, Becky Strohl, Stacy Schia- vino (Sitting): Crazy Herman, JoAnn Vitullo, Suzanne Knott, Michelle Boyer, Jen Elfrey, Amy Okumura SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 0 Strath Haven 3 L 0 Ridley 2 L 2 Bishop Shanahan 0 W 0 Interboro 2 L 0 Springfield 3 L 0 Chichester 1 L 0 Penn Wood 2 L 1 Haverford 4 L 0 West Chester East 5 L 1 Harriton 3 L 2 Academy Park 0 W 2 Interboro 2 T 1 Downington 6 L 0 Chichester 3 L 0 Penn Wood 2 L 0 Upper Darby 1 L 0 Harriton 3 L 4 Academy Park 2 W 1 Garnet Valley 5 L Captains Ginny, Amy and Stacie Although it is not reflected by the team’s season record, the field hockey team was burst- ing with potential and talent. Led by Head Coach Fran Slabonik and assisted by Miss Chil- ton and Miss Ferraro, the girls’ efforts helped produce an experienced group of underclass- men, who will provide hope for a strong team next year. Named to the Del-Val team were leading scorer (having 6 goals) Ginny Carroll and Jen Elfrey while Michelle Boyer and Amy Okumura gained Honorable Mention. Sopho- more Becky Strohl has also demonstrated great potential as she was right behind Ginny with 5 goals. Coach Miss “S Miss Chilton 97 J.V. HOCKEY SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 0 Interboro 0 T 0 Penn Wood 2 L 1 Harriton 1 T 2 Academy Park 0 W 1 Interboro 2 L 0 Chichester 0 T 1 Chichester 2 L 0 Penn Wood 1 L 0 Harriton 1 L 1 Academy Park 1 T 9TH GRADE HOCKEY (Standing): Asst. Coach-Miss Chilton, Ann Cowart, Jen Simkiss, Kim Carroll, Heather McGonagle, Lillian Smith, Coach Miss S (Kneeling): Kristi Roberts, Jenny Cahoone, Sandy Robbins, Amy Wrzesniewski, Dawn Bauer, Michele Agozzino, Lisa Jones, Assistant-Kim Feraro (Sitting): Annemarie Maiden, Lynda Austin, Briget O’Leary, Tracy Bailey, Danielle Sabol, Rhonda Buck SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 1 Ridley 2 L 1 Springfield 2 L 4 Interboro 2 W 2 Haverford 3 L 5 Penn Wood EastO W 2 Penn Wood West 1 W 2 Chichester 2 T 3 Interboro 0 W 5 Harriton 3 W 3 West Chester East 5 L 3 Chichester 1 W 1 Penn Wood West I T (Standing): Jen Campbell, Alison Chivalette, Sharon Brong, Sandy Dowman, Coach Framp- ton, Sondra Sipple, Kim D’Alonzo, Debbie Uff, Pam Vinnacombe, Jen Downs (man.) (Kneeling): Heather Joyce, Corie Snodgrass, Rosette Wood, Melissa Buffington, Nicole Lamer, Daniella Rapagnani (Sitting): Joanna Haley, Terri Shetter, Beth Ellis, Sheri Wojcie- howski, Jen Viscuso FOOTBALL I It R I v; ran} Dan Shanko, Lea Ciesiebki. Jack Skwinit. Tom McClain. Jeff Smith. Lewie Davts. Gan Soda. Scott Donald (2nd raw) Ihw Hofmann. hfike Paechionc. Dan Campbell Mike Bonko� ki. Tom Evans. John Doiiard. Mike McCanh . Bnan S� eei e t.'rd to� • Mike Ferrem. Sloe DiCamillo. Alin Bower. Dave Brong. Dave IV Bard mo. Bill Kelly, Scan X'arano. Joe Mu tacoo (4th row) Bill Starkex. John Drurenko. Chn Mano. John Burrell. Vito DiCamflfa. Jeff Weaver. Steve Forte. Jason Bonaoqnisti. (5th row) Lenny Sherman. Ja DiCave. Mike Dcioncr. MartQnin. Bdl Farm. Keith More). Ed Fritz. M Ntt pktnrcd: Jeff Brower. Brian Crowley, Chnck Fnlkcr. Rich Walker. Mark Stcnunetz) Head Coach Joe Cora hi SV Jimo 2 S.V 30 Vfcniwi : S3 f Ofclciwwa 23 S 33 H r.� or t S3 ■ Inic-him. 0 SV. T5 Xaeflf IT1 20 S3 f Glet MilK ?' SV ?l .inwwvillr S3 IS Cheuer 30 S3 14 Oamei Valle 1 S3 f Oitcheiier 1« Coach Carmen Lex 198 SUfi HAIU? (OCi; 1 I S;: 5Pj! “J -!'-=• 100 Coach Joe Kramer For the first time in a couple of years. Sun Valley Football can be proud of a victorious season. Under the guidance of head coach, Joe Corabi, the team scored 211 points and gave up only 183. Leading players were quarterback Bob Scefeldt with 82 completions, John Dzurcnko with 387 yards rushing, Scott Donald with 446 yards receiving, and Mike Ferzetti kicking 11 extra points. Of course the team owes much of its success to its indestructible defensive line led by captains Gary Suda and Tom McClain. Dominating the offense was another captain, Scott Donald. 9TH GRADE FOOTBALL SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 34 Unionville 14 W 14 Penn Wood E. 13 W 0 Chichester 12 L 8 Chester 20 L 28 Penn Wood W. 7 W 12 St. James 14 L 31 Academy Park 8 W 8 Interboro 6 W (Bottom row): Chris Chclo, John Bascclii. Jeff Farris. Vince Schcivcrt, George Michaels, Donald Powell, Danny Oronzio. Kirk Landau (Middle row): Gabc Strickland, Jim Thornton, John Maloney, Steve Lewis, Anthony DiMaio, Chad Brower, Robert Poole, Bill Lewis. Nick Walrath (Third row): Robert Starkey, Ben Coia, Dave Cavanaugh. Brian Bicnkowski, Ed Schweizcr, Chris Voshcll. Mike Erickson. Lewis Robbins. Jack Lemon, Brian Kccley (Last row): Coaches Scan McDadc and Kirk McCullough (Missing): Brandon Talley BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Good things come in small packages— for exam- ple, the Boys’ Cross Country team, coached by Bill Stull. This year’s team, led by captains John Carr and Eric Dyckman, placed second in the Del-Val league with Eric making the All Del-Val Team. Since the 1987-88 team was basically a composed of Seniors, next year will have to be a rebuilding year and with Coach Stull leading the team they are sure to follow in their prcdccesssor’s footsteps. (Standing): Joe Garcia, Byard Kashner. Coach Stull. Eric Dyckman, John Carr (Kneel- ing): Jeff Bcrnaucr, John Finn Senior Jeff Captain Eric I Captain John Senior Byard SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 37 Downingtown 21 L 21 Christain Academy 34 W 22 Penn Wood 33 W 20 Interboro 35 W 43 Glen Mills 19 L 33 Academy Park 22 L 17 Chichester 40 W 29 Chester 30 W 23 Harriton 32 W GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY LLE VALLE I VALLE kVALLE, .VALLEJ .VALLE' The Girls’ Cross Country, headed by Bill Stull, had an excellent season winning their eighth straight Del-Val League title. With captains Bonnie DiCicco and Jackie Lynch, the team has never lost a league meet. Jackie Lynch, Jill Lynch, Bonnie DiCicco, Jen Teit- man and Michelle Evans all made the Del- Val team and Jackie won the Del-Val individ- ual title for the third year in a row, as well as qualifying for the state championship. Her sister, Jill, also qualified for states and was given the MVP award. The coaches award was given to Michelle Evans. Congratula- tions to the 1987-88 Cross Country team for once again upholding Sun Valley’s winning tradition. (Kneeling): Michelle Evans, Jen Teitman, Jackie Lynch, Bonnie Di- Captains Jackie and Bonnie SUN VALLEY OPPONENT 15 Downington 50 W 15 Interboro 50 W 15 Penn Wood 40 w 15 Academy Park 50 w 15 Chichester 50 w 19 Chester 36 w 15 Harriton 44 w 35 Padua 21 L 104 BOY’S BASKETBALL Varsity Players: L to R (kneeling) Mike D’Esposito, Jim McClintock, John Snyder, John Carr, Jeff Albaugh. Lou Maroney, Brian Carr (standing) Coach Bob Hamilton, Keith Cummings. Jeff Brower, Bill Hamilton, Scott Donald, Chuck Faulker, Tim Lorber, Bill Ford S. V. OI’PONF.NT 71 Strath Haven45 W 67 Oxford 41 1 W 81 Marplc Newtown 40 W 50 Downingtown44 w 51 Pcnncrcst 60 L 71 Haverford 47 W 48 Upper Darby44 VS 37 Glen Mills 47 L 59 Chichester 69 L 69 Academy Park 47 j VS 65 Penn Wood 59 VS 72 Harriton 37 w 56 Interboro 42 w 50 Glen Mills 59 L 65 Kcnnctt Square 41 W 71 Interboro 52 W 61 Penn Wood 64 L 68 Chichester 73 L 48 Chester 60 L 46 Academy Park 76 L 63 Christian Academy 43 W 63 Unionvillc 40 W 62 Harriton 32 W The team advanced to playoffs and eventually to state competitions. They had the best season ever. J.V. BOY’S BASKETBALL J.V. Players: L to R (Sitting): Bill Kelly, Rick Walker, John Snyder (Kneeling): Mike Collachi, Devon Crawford, Keith Cummings, Andy Stritzingcr (Standing): Dennis Bradley, Brian Davis, Coach Bill Ford, Mike Bownkowski, Derek Boyko 9TH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL s.v. OPPONENT 63 Garnet Valley 50 W 34 Chichester 27 W 70 Harriton 21 W 42 Penn Wood E. 45 L 29 Academy Park 24 W 27 Chester 45 L 43 Interboro 38 W 46 Garnet Valley 38 W 38 Chichester 36 W 29 Penn Wood W. 24 W 56 Harriton 41 W 40 Interboro 32 W 36 Penn Wood E. 39 L 49 Academy Park 40 W 33 Penn Wood W. 36 L 42 Chester 69 L Ninth Grade Players: L to R (Kneeling): Mark McKinney, Chad Brower, John Bascelli, Paul Pachuta, Bill Platt, Keith Campbell, Steve Hess, Brian Hofmann (Standing): Jennie Viscuso (man.), Vince Scheivert, Brian Bienkowski, Jason Greaves, Coach Tim Segich, Fred Mancini, Danny Oronzio, Lew Robbins, Dawn Fowley (man.) GIRLS BASKETBALL DEL-VAL CHAMPS AGAIN!! (Front L to R): Linda Carr, Sharon Albaugh, Lisa Hughes, Alicia Anderson (Back L to R): Coach Dana Messick, Becky Strohl, Heather McGonagle, Missy Greisser, Kristi Sipple, Sondra Sipple, Mary Varano, Stacy Schiavino, Coach Joe Owsley Congratulations girls, you have a lot to be proud of. During the pre-season, I was asked by a school reporter if this year’s team could improve upon the accomplishments of last year's 21-3 championship team. Twenty-one wins was a school record, and it was the first time in the school’s history that the girls had won twenty games in a season. I answered with confidence that we would be very competitive in our league and felt we could play with most teams. How- ever, to improve upon 21-3 would be a lot to expect. But YOU DID! The 1987-88 girls basketball team successfully defended their Christmas tournament and Del Val league championship winning both for the third consecutive year. You went undefeated in league games (12-0) and set a new school record for wins in a season with a final record of 22-3. Coach Owsley and I are very proud to have had the opportunity to work with such a great group of young ladies. My Best Wishes to You All! Coach Mcssick 109 Congratulations to Kristy Sipple who scored her 1000th point on February 2, 1988 against the Interboro Bucs! J. VARSITY S.V. OPPONENT 21 Ridley 8 26 Kcnnett 38 45 Upper Darby 20 26 Strath Haven 20 25 Bishop Shanahan 29 33 Penncrest 27 34 Unionvillc 25 33 Great Valley 18 44 Chichester 7 59 Garnet Valley II 25 Academy Park 21 30 Penn Wood 15 45 Harriton 12 35 Chester 8 20 Interboro 13 32 Interboro 17 46 Chichester 16 42 Octorara 6 43 Academy Park 13 43 Penn Wood 6 45 Harriton 12 VARSITY s.v. OPPONENT 53 Ridley 52 W 64 Kcnnctt 60 W 57 Upper Darby 42 W 30 Strath Haven 35 L 48 Bishop Shanahan 30 w 45 Penncrest 29 w 70 Unionville 57 w 51 Havcrford 25 w 55 Upper Darby 29 w 50 Great Valley 54 L 58 Chichester 30 w 50 Garnet Valley 35 w 54 Academy Park 26 w 41 Penn Wood 30 w 62 Harriton 30 w 48 Chester 25 w 52 Interboro 22 w 61 Interboro 39 w 53 Chichester 34 w 45 Octorara 23 w 70 Academy Park 32 w 56 Penn Wood 1 1 w 67 Harriton 37 w 62 Chester 35 w 28 Arch. Kennedy 44 L FRESHMEN S.v. OPPONENT 24 Penncrest 13 11 Scott Intermediate School 39 21 Chichester 28 16 Interboro 13 28 Strath Haven 38 28 Penn Wood West 24 35 West Chester 21 22 Academy Park 27 12 Chichester 29 17Interboro 28 11 Penn Wood East 54 14 Penn Wood East 55 21 Penn Wood West 14 20 Academy Park 22 9TH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Freshman Players: (standing L to R) Lynn Martin, Debbie Hamilton, Marcie Root, Kim Murray, Coach Frank Dowman (kneeling L to R) Sheri Wojciehowski, Joanna Haley, Denise Bell, Debbie Uff in WRESTLING Varsity wrestlers: L to R (Sitting): Dan Lillis, Dan DiNicola, Jeff Shetter (Kneeling): Joel Madison, Jerry Southern, Bill Farris, Keith Morey, Kevin Mariotti (Standing): Coach Dave Zawisza. Tom McClain, Coach Tank Kramer. Mike McCarthy, Jeff Smith, John Dollard, Greg Bradway, Coach Chuck Grassano, John Finn (Missing): Rich Shetter, Drew DiCarlo COACFIES from L to R: Joe Kramer, Chuck Grassano. Dave Zawisza CAPTAINS from L to R: Jerry Southern, Keith Morey, Kevin Mariotti S.V. OPPONENT 24 Lower Mcrion 42 57 O'Hara 9 22 Kenneti Square 43 14 Marplc Newtown 47 24 Radnor 37 51 Penncrcst 12 26 Haverford 35 51 Academy Park 15 28 Harriton 30 33 Penn Wood 24 30 Upper Darby 26 62 Chester 6 42 Intcrboro 22 25 Glen Mills 27 42 St. James 25 26 Chichester 33 18 Springfield 40 Although this year's wres- tling team was not expected to be a contender for the Del-Val title due to its inexperience, it did succeed in achieving a mile- stone in Sun Valley wrestling. The Vanguards made Coach Grassano's 200th win a reality this season. In addition, several individuals gained recognition for their fine performances throughout the year. With the promising results of this season, we expect great things from the future S.V. wrestling team. J.V. WRESTLING S.v. OPPONENT 24 Lower Merion 46 54 O'Hara 18 48 Kcnnctt Square 12 36 Marplc Newtown 30 32 Radnor 33 62 Pcnncrcst 6 33 Haverford 32 37 Academy Park 30 66 Harriton 6 S.V. OPPONENT 36 Penn Wood 33 13 Upper Darby 12 44 Chester 23 39 Inlerboro 29 45 Glen Mills 20 54 St. James 12 39 Chichester 25 11 Springfield 46 (Sitting L to R): Jeff Farris, Anthony DiMaio, Rich Farrell, Terence Stalford, Dan Harrison (Kneeling L to R): Chris Voshell, Paul McLaughlin, Jim Thornton, John Flarrison, Jesse Murphy, Jim O'Malley, Gabe Strickland (Standing L to R): Coach Zawisza, Tom Donovan, Coach Kramer, Steve Fedena, Steve Yeager, Jack Lemon, Mark Steinmetz, Gus Omiridis, Nick Walrath, Coach Grassano GIRLS SWIMMING (Row 1): Sue Boyle, Melissa Buffington, Denise Downic, Chris Miller, Cindy Rost, Wendy Downie (Row 2): Lisa Wood, Lou Ann Gcorsky, Dawn Landis, Pam Haskins, Bernadette Tyson, Tricia Lacombe, Christine Gallagher (Not Pictured): Sandy Kulesa, Jen Elfrey, Amy Masse, Kim Carroll Co-Captains Denise Downic and Christine Gallagher This year's Sun Valley Girls' Swim Team achieved the best team record since 1985. The dis- trict qualifiers were Christine Gallagher, Wendy Downie, and Cindy Rost. Christine Gallagher, receiving the Outstanding Swimmer of the year title, placed Sun Val- ley 10th in the Dis- trict 1 Meet. She con- tinued on to be the team's only state qualifier. S.v. OPPONENT 73 Haverford 95 L SI Harriton 119 L 51 Penncresi 105 L 48 Marple Newtown 121 L SI Perkiomen Valley 104 L 50 Strath Haven 108 L 72 Interboro 75 L 79 Upper Darby 59 W 63 Harriton 102 L 66 Perkiomen Valley 97 L 87 Interboro 68 w 64 Bishop Shanahan 98 L (three losses) INDOOR TRACK Indoor Track Team (L to R) Cindy Rost, Pam Vinnacombe, Kathy Wood, Jackie Lynch, Bonnie DiCicco, Jenny Teitman, Jill Lynch, Michelle Evans Under coach William Stull, the girl’s indoor track team had a successful! 1987-1988 season. Their many hours of hard work and dedication showed in their performances throughout their meets. Co-captain Jackie Lynch has consistently placed in the state competi- tion, a tradition she maintained this year. She placed third in the State meet. (L to R) Captain Bonnie DiCicco, Coach Bill Stull, Captain Jackie Lynch THAT WAS THEN ADMINISTRATION Graduation from Sun Valley High School is, indeed, a significant achievement. The curriculum is diversified and standards of achievement are high. Students may elect a very rigorous academic program or a standard course of study. Regardless of the track elected, even if the minimum requirements for a diploma have been satisified, a significant accomplishment has been at- tained. Therefore, I congratulate you, the Sun Valley Class of 1988. I sincerely hope that the education you have obtained in your academic and extra-curricular program in the Penn-Dclco School District will serve you well as you move into this next stage of your life. I wish you good health and success in your future! Administrators (L to R): Theodore Cramer Dr. John Cipollini Dr. A. Robert Ccnnamc Roberta Hartzcll School Board (Standing): Robert McElwee Margaret Hurlburt Nancy Bowden Michael Kane Daniel Paskill (Sitting): Dorsey Fooks Jack Holefelder Harold Baker (Not Pictured): Janet Loftus 120 PRINCIPALS Four years ago students entered Sun Valley as the first freshman class to attend the high school in grades 9-12. Given the greater academic, athletic and extracurricular opportunities, the Class of 1988 has flourished. At no time in Sun Valley’s history have the students performed as well academically and set their sights with as great a vision. You can look back on your high school years with pride. Individual and group accomplishments have been marked down in the pages of Sun Valley’s history. As each of you reflects on your high school days, those memories will be brought back into focus as you pull this yearbook from its storage place in your home. Congratulations to each of you and best wishes for a successful and healthy life. 3.jb Graduation day is always a day of mixed emotion for the staff members who have helped to guide you through the four years of your secondary education. We look with pride as the graduating members of the Class of 1988 take their first tentative step into adulthood and hope you are as prepared as possible—it is a big step. We feel a sense of loss in that we won’t see you in the hallways and classrooms next year. This loss is somewhat muted as we welcome your brothers and sisters in the Class of 1992 and begin our guidance all over again. Good luck to all of you in your adult pursuits and remember with fondness those who helped you make this next life passage. Your class is the first to spend four years at Sun Valley. When you entered as freshmen in 1984, you were part of a new alignment in the Penn-Dclco School District. Many new courses and concepts were introduced to you at that time. You were forced to adapt to these changes in addition to changing schools and you responded admirably to the challenge. During your four years at Sun Valley High School you have succeeded in both academic pursuits and extracurricu- lar activities. My congratulations to you on your attain- ments and my good wishes go with you as you endeavor to succeed in the future. fdoLJ P. i Mu. GUIDANCE Robert Diehl John Laszek ITT JAAND... ... you will ALWp bell Paul Styer Caroline Fedena ROTC John Lacey ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Jacques Miller ENGLISH Edward Cummiskey Margaret Dugan d [v V- otf-ftM l -«1 jo ( ovKd ] (o. QUjV-Q£ s Harrison Hamlin Joseph Giampalmi Tonya Hutchinson 0 ( V V-otf -10� - u V- -071 � % U -oil ( oO flT] (oloujV. n Charles Grassano Jane Laszek 123 PERIODIC SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE TABLE OF TEACHERS SOCIAL STUDIES Donald Konegan Richard Barraclough Allen Brewster Anthony DiLucido Thomas Costello Robert Collier Sebastian Finocchiaro FOREIGN LANGUAGE Bartley Concannon Linda Haines Diane Mundcll Jane Long Suzanne James HEALTH PHYS. ED. DRIVER ED. Mark Langnas William Petrellis T ... Joseph Corabi Daniel Koch 55 Frances Slabonik L - Gail Brown Preston Chambers A Health Teacher and his Best Friend INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOME ECONOMICS T Geraldine Long Genevieve Ritzman 2:« 5 DtrtOTT WAT TL T 6MP. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 o WAS. 1 ush ro oPeat FINE ARTS OacL, f i£On yCCL Edward Paffett LEARNING CENTER BUSINESS EDUCATION V 1@ Yf .JU YYJH (j- Yv (si 1 kl w 7 1 lY j8 1 '■ II xy'ivi tyfe tytr Mr Mv Trfu lYnTrTrr 133 SPECIALIZED SERVICES Nurse Barbara Brown Trainer Julie Javens Doctor Ware Nurse’s Aide Janet Williams Cafeteria Crcw-FRONT and CENTER: Frank Mullen SITTING: Lucy Ccsco, Barbara Williams, Joan Reilly, Nancy Seaman. Linda Wcstenbcrger, Mary Gutcnkunst STANDING: Mary Dz.iobczyski. Anne Manco, Anne Poolcy. Angie Mcrtz, June Stubbs, Madeline Greene. Carmcla laccono Food Administrator Michael Puliti Custodian Joseph Milano Cleanup Crew-L to R: Julie Flasinski, Mary Todd, Nancy Dou- gherty, Frank Mullen, June Stubbs SPECTRUM SERVICE AWARD Wc of the 1988 Sun Valley Spec- trum staff wish to extend our sincere gratitude to Frank “Duck” Mullin. This prestigious annual award is de- servedly bestowed upon this dedicated worker for his generous and unfailingly cheerful service to us in the following ways: I. The countless times wc were locked out of the office and Frank in- terrupted his work to open the door 2. The equally countless times wc asked him to open the soda room which he graciously did 3. The restraint he showed in never committing acts of vi- olence when wc walked or slipped on his freshly mopped floor 4. And most importantly, the warm smile he readily gave us when we finally dragged our weary bodies out of school. SECRETARIAL STAFF EDITOR'S NOTE: WHO DOES NOT BELONG ON THIS PAGE? Marian Cirigliano Ruth Fleischut Marie Florio Rose Musso Lynn Stauffer Ruth Rhoads Virginia Seleyo Virginia Steele Ruth Winbourn QUOTES FOR THE DAY DIRECTIONS: You hear them every day in class, but do you really listen to what they are saying? Test your skills in identifying the correct Sun Valley teacher with his her proper quotc(s) in the matching exercise below. TEACHER 1. G. Bccrhalter A. 2. P. Chambers B. 3. R. Collier C. 4. B. Concannon D. 5. T. Costello E. 6. J. Elmer F. 7. W. Fo; c G. 8. C. Grassano H. 9. J. Haines I. 10. L. Haines J. 11. H. Hamlin K. 12. E. Holmes L. 1 1 T l-I nt mncnn M. IJ. i. nuicniiiNun 14. J. Kramer N. 15. J. Lalli O. 16. M. Langnas P. 17. G. Long 18. W. Lynch 19. R. Miller 20. R. Moran 21. A. Muller 22. J. Owsley 23. A. Roche 24. J. Ruth 25. J. Skivo 26. J. Wasley _ QUOTES “This test is so easy even my dog got 100!“,“All right, turn it off “It's kinda hard to drain the swamp when you're up to your armpits in alligators ,“Vu ja de , Candy Diapers “The secret to success is work, work, and more work”,“You'll never sec an Oriental lying on a street vent'', “...the vicious circle of poverty “1 hate scniors“,“It‘s time to kick some butt ,“Holy cats Rats!“,“W H H H H H A A A A AT? ? dunno “Lodo'V'My little wigglies ,“Let me 'splain you dis, chiquititos mios “Word for the day is ... 'V'Apes in the news ,“Bonus points “Ok people, listen up“ “Gonna get you with my beat stick, Jack'V'You ugly and you momma dresses you funny! “lt‘s all in the wrist“,“Therc‘s no machine like a BERNINA “Good morning people ,“Hello? Is any bod out there? “Ok brothers and sisters ...“.“Get the outta here “Please excuse the interruption “A reminder to ... “You're late! 20 push-ups! “The computer is the perfect idiot “Not saying you're wrong, but ...let's check around'Y'Ycah, now you're puttin women in their place ,“Last one out is a rotten egg, everyone included, no Well, gee. Q. R. S. T. U. V. blackouts “Ce n'est pas de mon faut “There's always some Gaylord Farquad “I see.'Y'Ok let me see your pass'Y'Be sure to sign that out “Smoking stinks “Not right now“,“This is not the time nor the place ... “Well, hey, it was nice having you , “Piece of cake ,“...because they FEEL 'That's cool'' like it! W. “Ok, all points east X. “Una ccrveza, por favor Y. Z. 'Come on now I A 81 X 6 A 9Z r u H 8 X SZ 1 91 n l a n Z SI V 9 a zz Ni H 1 s d zz O Cl O fr A It S Zl 3 C a oz I II a z W 61 3 01 O 1 SH3MSNV Vto ‘SA Fuuny7 JUNIORS Lorieann Ackerman Shawn Adamek Kimberly Adams Angela Albano Sharon A. Albaugh Gia M. Ariosio Jamie Ashton Lynda Austin Dana L. Bailey Michael C. Bakey Dawn Bauer Marc C. Bcndo Kerrie Birmingham Dawn Marie Bittner Elizabeth Boughner Robert Bowden Alan Bower Michele R. Boyer Derek Boyko Kimberly Bradford Dennis M. Bradley Gregory C. Bradway Leslie Brazunas David Brong Jeffrey Brower Michael Buchta Rhonda Buck Julie Bugcy John Burrell Michael C. Bush Michael Callahan Anthony Campagnini Daniel D. Campbell Jeannie Campbell Tina Hope Canum Tina Capasso 142 (Top Row): Tim Lorbcr, Chris Hollick (Bottom Row): Mike Walling, Kristy Sipple, Jay Dicavc David Carpenter Brian J. Carr Mark S. Carter Frances D. Castaldo Anjan Chakrabarty Robert Chambers Donald C. Chattin Nicole Marie Chcro Susan Ciach Betsy Susan Clemens Leslie Colbcrg Howard Cole Robert Coleman Joseph Comito Lori L. Conklin Jennifer M. Conmy Kevin Conmy Dawn Covey Deborah Marie Cowart Sparford Devon Crawford Paul Robert Crossin Kimberly A. Crouch Brian D. Crowley Susan Cubler Craig Cully Mark J. Cunningham Michele A. Curay Robert E. Cylc Brian J. Davis David M. Debardino Anthony DcFrank Michael Dclozicr Darrel J. Dicarlo John Raymond Dicavc Daniel Dinicola Lisa Dinicola Susan L. Dipictro Christine Dolan John Dollard Kenneth Donato Michelle Dougherty Susan Dowman Sherri L. Downs Matthew Dunn Brooks Durham Suzanne K. Edwards Amy M. Ellis Brian C. Erickson Brian Ewing James Martin Fagan Thomas Farren William Farris Paul Fcdcli Aimee L. Fischer James J. Fiumara Mark G. Ford Sandra L. French Aimee-Jo Fritz Allison Fry Charles Fulker Robert Gagliardi Joseph E. Garcia James J. Garvey Grctchen Gatchel Kathryn R. Giorgini Kelly A. Glenn Sandra Denise Gogatz Angela Gonnclla Anncmarie Gray Laura Greer Rebecca Lee Grisaffi Nadine A. Gualtieri Michael T. Hall Susan Hall Kelly Anne Hardy Jacqueline Harron Antonetta Marie Hatlan Robert Hawkins George R. Hayes Barbara Heer Amy R. Hcfton Stephanie Henderson John Hennessy Katherine Hess Sandra L. Hibbcrd Douglas Hiller Amy E. Hinderhofer Christopher Hollick Robert S. Horan Jennifer Hubler Douglas Hughes Chad Hutchinson Joseph laccarino John W. Jackson Jean Marie Jarvis Charles F. Johnston Michael C. Jones Jason R. Jordan Samuel P Kceth Jon E. Keidel Stephen T. Kelly Robert F. Kestcr George A. Kilian Kimberly Sue Kinman Christopohcr Knackstedt Tamara Knight Russell Knisley Robert Kodadck Pearl Kovalchuk Melissa A. Kumpf Peter Kyriakos Patricia Lacombe n £ t r f §.£. P '1 fi M. £ £ C.f P P r ffi p Jennifer N. Lallicr Christopher Leach Dawn Marie Lee Michelle Lieb Darrin J. Linn Susan L. Loftus Timothy M. Lorbcr Sherry Love © J§ ft 143 JUNIORS Sherri Lukens Terri R. Machamer James E. Magyarik Anncmaric Maiden Teresa Majewski Christopher Mano Kevin Mariotti Louis Maroney Marlene Marschlowitz Cheryl A. Martin Kelly A. Martin Kelly Ann Mathews Patricia Mcbridc Edwin McBryde Michael P. McCarthy Kelly A. Mcclellan Howard Mccoy Lori Mcginley Brian McKay Philip J. Mcshane Jacqueline Mcwilliams Edward Meek Audry B. Mcncfee Dawn M. Mercandante David Michalkiewicz Rachel Michelson Robert Mickle Michael Miles Robert Miles Christine E. Miller Kevin Miller Paul Joseph Miller Denise M. Montgomery Mary E. Morales Mark J. Mullin Maryann Muraska Allison Murray Brian W. Murray Alicia R. Muzyk Susan Nusbaum SO i r fO P 0 © a ft f mi 0 ft P C $ ► t z 1 § M. we © M 5 ft oc: £if) f L1 ar f. ft ft p t f'r ft 4ft f i S' IS Pf OP Timothy M. O’Byrnc John O’Reilly Robert J. Oakes Kostas Omiridis Michelle Onuffcr Dora Paolucci Craig R. Parkinson Michael Perpetua Thomas Peters Susan M. Phillips Scott L. Poole Jennifer Porto Denise M. Prorock Mark R. Quin Vincent Rago Jill C. Rainey Renay Replogle Steven Ressel Dina Marie Rhoads Wade J. Richardson Staci Rigby Christopher Franc Riley James D. Riley Christina L. Roberts Suzanne Robertson Jennifer Roukc Michael Rowley Dolores Rush Philip Ruth Kimberly Ann Ryan Eric C. Schafer Eric Schcidly Anita L. Searcy Bernard J. Seasock Brian Seleyo Leonard Sherman Jeffrey T. Shcttcr Richard L. Shetter Tricia Shore William Showalter Judith G. Shufclt Melinda M. Shull Jennifer Simkiss Kristina Sipple Lillian J. Smith Michelle Smith Gerald Southern Tara M. Spahr Paula Starinicri Jeffrey Stein Leah A. Stevens Sharren Strain Daniel Sullivan Jeffrey Swearer Brian Sweeney William Sweeney Jill Sweeny Debra A. Swift Steffan Tardif William Tale Alfred Thompson Denise Thompson Harry Trader John Traub Maryann Travaglini Bernadette Tyson Kellie Ursitti Mary T. Varano A O 0 f P e © w if m 1 f A © © w 1 Mary Vickers Jo Ann Vitullo Gregory Volpc Steven Voshell Maureen Waddington Paul Wagner David Walbridge Richard Walker Michael Walling John R. Walsh David Watkins Natalie Watts Michael L. Weber John V. Wcikel Jason Wescott Craig Wheeler Tammy L. White Margaret Whitehead Bonnie Williams Michelle Williams Rachel Williams Wayne R. Wilson William Wilson Michael J. Wil Charles Wojcicchowski Lisa Wood James Vunkcr Michelle Zahner SOPHOMORES L io R: Heather McGonaglc, Jen Williams. Danielle Tonnesson, Dave Magrogan, Briget O’Leary, Tracey Bailey Gregory Brown Scott Busby Christine I Byrd Lewis J. Byrne Jennifer Cahoonc Austin Campbell Eric S. Campbell Kristen Dawn Canum Su anne Carey Joyce Anne Carlcn Linda Anne Carr Kim Carroll Lynda M. Cavanagh Carrie Christiansen Jennifer Clark Michael Collachi Michele Agoz ino Daniel Amey Tracey L. Bailey Andrew Basht Amanda M. Beery Scott B. Berger Susan Berner Edward J. Bogucki Nicole Boll Jason F. Bonacquisti Michael Bonkowski Karen E. Boyer Susan Boyle Michael J. Bressi Lisa A. Brimer A. David Brown f, Walter Conley Jennifer Conner Christie Cornell Karen Corradetti Michael A. Costello Ann Marie Cowart Daniel Theron Crawford Keith Cummings Lisa Marie Cunningham Christine Cwiertnic Nicholas D’Agostino James Delrossi Andrew B. DiCarlo Dominic DiMario Stephen M. DiCamillo Michael A. Dill 148 Jennifer A. Dougherty Sandra F.gc i Christina C. Elia J Robert R. Evans 00 5 r Michelle A. Evans Richard Farrell Joyce Fedena Steven J. Fedena f f. r A t Frank Ferrazzano Christina M. Ficoturo Kimcc Fritz Craig Fulmer $ fi ® £ Rosemarie Garrity Joan H. Gaudioso , Fiorindo Generosi Jennifer George n i £ p fl r £ Vincent Giordano Brandy M. Goldsmith Jennifer K. Gommer Tracie Grady Jennifer Grant Tami Grant Sandra Grayson Jason T. Green Barbara Greenday Sharon Greer Brian J. Greisser Danielle Griffin Brad J. Haggerty Shirl Hall John M Harrison Pamela I. Haskins Kandis L. Hastings Amy Ann Hawkins John Hawkins Raymond Hawkins Brenda J Hecr George J. Herkcr C. David Hofmann Lisa Marie Hughes Michael R. Hunter William Jefferies Gail S. Johnston Lisa Jones Gregory Journey Christopher J. Juliano Angela Kampanis Joseph W. Kane 149 SOPHOMORES - JL . ® «£Pr Jacqueline Kelly William Kelly Rodney K. Kerezsi Drew Kerr Dana Kind Lisa Kushto Philip Kyriakos Dawn Landis Margaret Larue Martin W. Lavin Lance E. LeMin Michael Brian Lee Sharlcnc Lccland David Lewis Todd Linebaugh Gary C. Link Nicole Lombardo Edward Lowthert Beth Lumley Heather Lynch Lori A. Meek Dcana Mitchell Michael Montgomery Dominic Montoya Nichol Moyer Steve Mszancckyj Robert Mullin Joseph Muraska Joseph Mustaccio Gerald Nccson Mclisa Neubert Briget O'Leary James O'Malley Chad Osborn Neil Oxendine Michael Pacchione Frank Panna Walter E. Patro Michele Petticord Amy C. Phelps Jill Lynch Joel Madison W. David Magrogan Marianne Majka John F. Marticllo Amy Masse Russell Mates Mark C. Mathews Lisa Matolich Robert May Thomas Maz crella James Mcclintock Mark Mccombs Edward Mccullough Joseph L. McDonald Heather McGonaglc Paul McLaughlin Scan R. McLaughlin Vincent K. McMullin Kelly A. Meshane Joseph Pozzuolo John J. Presta Barbara Racine Kimberly Reinoehl Amy Richardson Larry Riggs Melissa Riley Sandra Robbins Danielle Robinson Cynthia Rost Sally Ann Sadler John H. Sautcr Denise Saviski Mark Schafer Michael Schnecbclc Daniel Schnccman J. Matthew Schweizer Dena Seibert David M. Shaw Wayne Sheppard Aimcc R. Shivc Lynn Showaltcr Catherine Smith Kimberly Smith Debbie Lee Snow John Snyder James Sperduto Carl Stagner Jennifer Starr Mark Steinmetz Justin Straw Brian Strawley Andrew Stritzingcr Rebecca M. Strohl Catherine Swift Miles L. Tail George Taylor Jennifer Teitman Stephen Thomas Denise Thucr Christopher Timm Danielle Tonnessen Heather Tuohey Scan Varano John D. Verna Jill A. Vernon Matthew Vinnacombc Melissa A. Walsh Steven B. Warden Albert Waters Tracy Wcthcrcll Christopher White Jeffrey White Matthew Whittaker Barry E. Widmer Jennifer Williams Wendy Y. Wilson Theresa Wimer Richard Winfree Jeffrey Winters Kathy J. Wood Amy Wrzesniewski Jennifer Yingling Joseph A. Zay P i f nee .A £t f M efl .r £ '■ e Freshmen 154-157 FRESHMEN f f on 3 p r fi J3 (? $. ® Bf PP A . 2|«i n «I £ $ tAt pin £«£ Robyn Anderson William M. Archer Sean Ardcs Denis Austin John P. Bascelli Denise Baudoux Shawn Baughman Denise Bell Andre Dimitri Bendo Brian Bienkowski Jeffrey Blake Danielle Bogucki Jennifer Borda Nicholas C. Bradley Rebecca Brigdcn Gwendolyn Brodie John N. Eufrazio Christine D. Evans Stephen R. Fagan Robert Farabaugh Jeffrey T. Farris Dawn M. Fawlcy Barbara M. Fedena Frederick Fischer Christopher Fisher Kathleen Fisher Ronald Fisher Joseph A. Fletcher Aprillc Fulmclc Angela Furness Giancarlo Generosi Louann C. Gcorskcy Sharon Brong Chad Brower Ronald Brzezicki Melissa Buffington Nikole Busch Brian M. Cairy Jennifer Campbell Keith Campbell Kevin Carr Michelle E. Casey Joseph Caulfield David Cavanaugh Lorraine Chedeville Christopher Chelo Alison Chivalcttc Benjamin Coia Jonathan Collier Tanya Collier Jason Connerley A. Shawn Copcnhavcr Jeffrey Cornell Kimberly D’Alonzo Joseph J. David Natalie David (From left to right): Lewis Robbins, Vince Scheivert. Jesse Murphy, Robert Sipps, and Nanette Spcdden Torey V. DeMarco Bridget Debolt Matthew DiFiorc Anthony Dimaio Jennifer Dinicola Thomas D. Donovan Sandra L. Dow man Wendy Kim Downie Jennifer Downs Sherri Drew Joseph Dychala Anna Mae Edgar Beth Ann Ellis Michael Erickson Gary L. Essaf D. Andrew Essig } lijpr 0 n 1 a f � . © £ e ft Karen D. Gcrgely Stephan Getz Marco Giancroce Melanie Gonnclla Jennifer Good Jeffrey M. Gorsop Michael S. Grady Frederick Grafe Brian Grant Jason R Greaves Devin Greco Greg A. Gressel Mary Grogan Kristin Grzeszkowiak Julienne Gualtieri Cynthia Guthrie 1S4 Joanna Haley Brian T. Halvorscn Debra E. Hamilton Victoria Hammond Michael Hansel Darin Paul Hardy Daniel Harrison Suzanne Hays Robert Hazlctt Richard Hazzard Kenneth Heavlow Scott T. Hcckcrt Steven Hess Stcfanic Higgins Brian Hofman Kelly Holland Michael Hornick Treena I,. Howett James Huffman Jo Anne James Erik K Jamison Leslie W. Jenkins April Johnson Dawn M. Johnson Denise Johnson Steven Jones Heather L. Joyce Daniel J. Kane Jeffrey Kane Brian J. Kcclcy Heather Keith Paul V. Kelley William Kennedy Tiffany Kersey S. Michael Killcn Amy Krisack Jennifer Krisack Byron Krout Samuel Kushto Kirk Landau Kathryn Landau Douglas Lappin Nicole Larncr Shannon Leary Deidre Lee John C. Lemon Eric Lenz Steven Lewis William Lewis Stephen l.cx Daniel Lillis Cristina Ling Jeffrey Linowski Mary Jo Lloyd Marc Lowcnstcin Susan Lukens Maryanne Lumlcy Richard Lundberg Traci Mackey Elias Macricostas Malinda Maffei Denise Maher Thomas Mallon John W. Maloney Alfred Mancini Kristen Marshall Kimberly Martin Lynn B. Martin Amy L. Masters Neal Mates Nicole Mattero Kelly McCarthy Jennifer McElwcc Michelle McElwcc Mark McKinney Ryan McLaughlin Gordon McMullin Joseph Mcrantc Holly Mcrcandante Jason Mignogna Carrie Milaccio Valerie Mitchell David S. Moody Christine Moore Tara M. Mozol Jesse Murphy Kimberly Murray Kirstin Nelson 155 FRESHMEN John Niecko Sherec L. Norris Joseph O'Sullivan Christine Oliver Danny Oronzio Paul Pachuta John Paulson William Platt Traci Plummer Robert L. Poole Michelle Portcllo Danielle Powell Donald Powell James Powell Debra Prygon John Ralph Daniclla Rapagnani Lori Reilly Denise Rickman Lewis Robbins Marcie Root Brian Ross Danielle Rush Christopher Rybak f'ST TTnrQL «ii ft f a ' I rrt f fi M, f © £ m f Vincent Schcivcrt Colecn Schlotzhauer Michael Schum Stephanie Schwarzman Edward Schweizer Pat Scorzctti Theresa Shcttcr Tara E. Shinn Angela D. Shoemaker David W. Sholl Sondra Sipple Robert Sipps Amy K. Smith Corie Snodgrass Nanette Spedden Terrence Stalford Nicole Starkey Robert F. Starkey George H. Starr Kelly L. Stein Cynthia Stcinmctz Michele Stevens Gabriel Strickland Susan Stubbs Amy Stufflcl Brandon Talley Jason E. Tapp Krisicn Tarr Dawn Theobald Jeffrey Thompson Joseph Thompson James Thornton Rachelle Tonnessen Donna Tracey Antonette Travaglini Steven Tuohey Christopher Turner Matthew Tuttle Deborah Uff Pamela Vinnacombc Jennifer Viscuso Christopher Voshell Nicholas Walrath Karen Waxman Michelle Weaver Jeffrey Wheeler Jennifer Wheeler Charles Whitehead o o r n t'f’t f if e ? t John Wilcox Sheri Wojcichowski Cynthia A. Wood Rosette Wood Frances Worthington Denise Wrench Stephen Yeager Debra Yunker Karen Yunker Erika Zahner John Zuccaro SENIOR PERSONALS '31G d: We Love you! Lohq live tJvC. • • WELCHES J OUR FRIENDSHIP Love is the music deep within the heart. Music that beats on when dear friends must part. A perpetual beat of friendship true. A beat that links my heart to you Across the miles we may part. Memories remembered within our heart God allowing, many more, may we share Of this special friendship that’s oh so rare. I wish peace and love to all the Buzz Cru!! 158 s : 87- VicMjJbX [ 4(tuzr To my best friends, remembering the best of it: Do you know what I mean? You sly dog, you! I don’t know. I NEED GUM! Book, what book? Cyn! O’Ryan’s belt! Stars, Cyn, stars The dogs, singing NY, NY in the snow and midnight talks w Shell Car. we have to make a speech! Are we socializing in art again Car? hee! hee! Jen waiting for winter. Park and Mark RA. Phil. Pina Coladas. a tropical island and you Jeff A. Barbie. I love you pokey bear. Bill, hee! hee! NJ road trip w BS. SS, and RS. RSRA. Is Vito listening? Shan, we're Circus Bound Baby! Look out KU here we come. I’m smiling. Stacy! Morning joy rides w Stac, Thanks! Eric. I’m going to Florida! Little campers! Skiing this weekend guys! Take a walk on the wild side. Thanks for everything! Love. Stacie hwaaau w I ana We fcHe Si 10 WresUf S To my best friend Marky Pontillo, Love ya and thanks for everything. Darrin, thanks for all your help and un- derstanding. Good luck together: Jimbo-n-Jcn, Byron-n- Jami. Randy-n-Kelli. Philsy-n-Tara. Darrin-n-Michellc, Fcrg-n-Suc. Tony-n-Kristi. Yo Edgar. Boy. Little Cranc- n-Tammy. Yo Buck, I can’t believe it. Be good Little Pollock. Senior Wk. 87 at Bertrand's the best of times w Ralphic-n-GiGi. Johnny Ray 1, The Red Carter! Jeff you ate it. beggar! Tracey-n-Laura, remember the Chevcttc! RS-CI. St. Francis. Those starry nights at Clayton Park. The Dodge Truck. Been a long time- 11 86.1 love you Pollock (JSW) Always n Forever. Wild Horses. The Chain, Boston 1. Love-n-Pcacc to all my friends. I’m finally out of here! Denise vnufui A A PICK ME UP. BRUSH ME OFF He’s always there when I’m feeling down. He always has a smile to cheer up my frown. We don’t always get along. But we always find the time to write every wrong. I held out my hand when I thought my life was through; And he not only look it. But he picked me up, too. Thank you brother for being my friend. Love your sister Lisa mm FACULTY PATRONS Barbara Brown Mr. Mrs. John Haines Fred Killian Mrs. Shirley L. McHugh Joan Skivo Gail Y. Brown Tonya H. Hutchinson Ed Kozlowski Mrs. Jeanne G. Sach Family Janice Wasley Ruth Winbourn Mr. Bruce D. Williams Congratulations To The Class Of ’88 SUN VALLEY BAND AND CHORAL ASSOCIATION Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 Briget O’Leary Danielle Tonnesson Heather McGonagle Traci Bailey Dave Magrogan Jen Williams Gail Y Brown Presidents Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Advisor FROM THE CLASS OF 1990 Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Advisor Robert Sipps Vince Scheivert Lew Robbins Nanette Spedden Jesse Murphy Mr. Kozlowski FROM THE CLASS OF 1991 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS Jay DiCave President Mike Walling Vice President Kristy Sipple Secretary Tim Lorber Treasurer Chris Hollick Historian Mr. Messiek Advisor THE CLASS OF 1989 CLASS OF 1988 OFFICERS Bill Starkey Jeff Albaugh Denny Jones Staci Scheivert Carolyn Sabatelli Mr. Beerhalter President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Advisor Wish To Congratulate The Class Of 1988 And Extend Our Thanks To All Who Have Supported Them And The Class In All Their Activities Over The Past Four Years pringfield federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MARIANVILLE and PENNELL ROADS. 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