West Chester Christian School - Conqueror Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

WEST CHESTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 1983 CONQUEROR “Ye arc the light of the world. ” With this statement Christ declares that Christians are to shine as light in the world around them. Every one who has accepted Christ as his personal Saviour has the divine Light in him. It is the Christian's responsibility, then, to allow this light to shine through him into ev- ery aspect of life, serving as a beacon both to warn the unsaved of the treach- erous shoals of sin and to light the path to our Saviour. We Are The Light Of The World 2 We Are A Light In Darkness .iik “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness cannot overcome it. In John 1:15, Christ is described as the light that shines in a world of darkness. Each of us must work to relied that Light into the lives of the unsaved. With God’s abounding help, we can be used to enlighten the black world of sin. The apostle Paul admonishes us in Ro- mans 2:19, “Thou thyself are ... a light to them which are in darkness. ” We Are A Light To Guide “Who is a light to guide?” At West Chester Christian School students are taught to take this as their responsibil- ity: to guide others to be more like Christ. As teachers guide their students towards spiritual maturity through their studies and other activities, young Christians learn the importance of help- ing and caring for others. Students not only guide friends from school towards consecrated living but also learn to of- fer the light of guidance to the unsaved: “thou thyself art a guide of the blind.” MR. MURPR 1$ THE BEST ii This year we, the class of 1983. wish to dedicate our yearbook to a mart who has been a guiding light in the lives of many. Love, dedication, and patience constitute his shining testimony of godly character. By con- tinually giving of himself, on and off the soccer field, he displays a consis- tent example of Christ-like humility. From our hearts, we honor this faith- ful servant of the Lord, MR. ANDREW MIR PHY 10 ADMINISTRATION DEACONS Greg Zern David Bagnall Roger Brain Frank Jenkins Garry Shank Paul Snyder Walt Tarbotton E. Allen Griffith, Pastor FACULTY Brenda Boston Sixth Grade Randy Boston Fourth Grade Roger Brain Bible 9-12 Barbara Cleaver Second Grade Robert Clearer POR US History II World History II English 7 Jessie Cole Second Grade Garton Crumrine Algebra II Trigonometry Physics Armena D’Arcangelo Music K-6 High School Choir VV V Suzanne Fraser French I II English 8, 10 Patricia Griffith Librarian Joyce Hall Kindergarten 15 FACULTY Kathy Heisler Fifth Grade Karen Hopson First Grade Beverly Huber Accounting I Typing I II Shorthand I II Joan Langham English 9, 11, 12 Biology 10 Bob Lauck Algebra I Chemistry Geometry Physical Science Edward Meshey Fifth Grade Bill Muller Bible 7, 8 US History I World History I Andrew Murphy Barbara Read Ann Murry Pam Todd Math First Grade Math Third Grade Science Science Geography Business Math I II Earth Science Physical Education Physical Education STAFF Mrs. Bagnall Mr. Caroselli Mrs. DiSabato Mr. Fisher Mrs. Gillespie Bookkeeper Ogden Bus Driver Church Secretary Custodian Bible Covenant Bus Driver Mrs. Noden Mr. Pollock Ogden Bus Driver Assistant to the Pastor Mrs. Pollock Mrs. Santan Church Secretary Bookkeeper (1 Mr. Sears Custodian Mrs. Shank Hotdogs on Friday Mrs. Speaker School Secretary Mrs. Varner Hotdogs on Friday Mr. Wendorf Minister of Christian Education 17 Schmo's sweet personality, leadership abili- ty. great playing, and love for the Lord have earned him not only his position as captain, but also the respect of his teammates. Visions of Joe driving through the toughest defenses will haunt the dreams of rival coaches for years to come. Although Joe claims his preppy ties as his prized possession, he really likes his health-food goodies from Mom best. Joe's sure to maintain his good diet when he attends college to major in engineer- ing. “Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trustelh in thee. Trust ye in the Lord forever; for in the Lord JEHOVAH is everlasting (Isaiah 26:3). Soccer: 11. 12 Basketball: 11. 12 Choir: 11, 12 Joseph Matthew Barnard Dan Beal will always be remembered for his straight A's on his report cards. His genius-like ability and high grades helped him to attain the title of valedictorian. However, there is a more jovial side to his character: his amusing com- ments frequently spice up our classes. Dan's prized possession is his calculator without which he is never seen. It will probably accompany him to Tennessee Temple University where he will major in the field of mathematics. “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him. and he shall direct they paths (Proverbs 3: 5-6). Basketball: 9 Julie's enthusiasm was displayed by drawing school spirit out of fans as well as players at sporting events. Although she is a successful cheerleader, her piano playing is her forte. She plays in church and school choir, and has won several blue ribbons from competition. Working with the first-graders this year has given Julie the desire to major in elementary education at Bob Jones University. “But they that wait on the Lord shall renew their strength: they shall mount up with wings as ea- gles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk, and not faint (Isaiah 40:31). Cheerlcading: 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball: 10, 11 Yearbook: 11 Choir: 9, 10, 11, 12 Career: 12 Daniel Jay Beal Julie Faith D'Arcangelo Debbie is incessantly spicing up her classes by saying unpredictable things that amuse herself. In English class. Debbie performed her famous and unforgettable How-to-Makc-Bullctin-Boards speech. Although she laughs a lot, she has a more serious, down-to-earth side. Debbie is eager to help in any way she can. This quality will be invaluable to her when she attends Pensacola Christian College to major in missions. Whether therefore ye eat or drink, or whatso- ever ye do, do all to the glory of God (I Corinthi- ans 10:31). Volleyball: 11, 12 Cheerleading: 12 Yearbook: 12 Choir: 12 Career: 12 Bible Quiz: 12 Debra Elaine Griffith Friendship is a wonderful thing to share. Lynn is ready to befriend anyone who passes through her life. Her thoughtfulness and willingness to listen make her friendship priceless. Her sweet- spirited testimony has been an asset to the senior class and others around her. Lynn's cheerful kind- ness will dcHnitely aid her as she goes to Christian college to try her hand at nursing. “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you” (Matthew 6:33). Chccrlcading: 9, 10, II, 12 Choir: 9, 10, II, 12 Yearbook: 12 Bible Quizzing: 10, II I' Rebecca Lynn Hall The senior class will always remember Alexis for her outstanding Christian testimony. She faithfully served on the Bible Quiz Team and choir throughout her high school career and was counted as a fine asset to both organizations. Her ability to speak easily with people will surely be an aid to her when she attends Liberty Baptist College where she plans to train for full-time Christian service. Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts: and sec if there by any wicked way in me and lead me in the way ever- lasting (Psalms 139:23-24). Choir: 9. 10. 11, 12 Bible Quiz: 10, 11, 12 is 3 -.i it u tr,, h . Alexis Ann Illes Connie's hard work and organization are two important factors that obtained her the positions of class president and editor-in-chief of the 1983 Conqueror. Her consistent neatness results in friendly teasing by her friends and classmates. Always giving of herself, Connie has gained the love of many, but particularly that of younger children. Possibly this fact is what determined her decision to study elementary education at Bob Jones University. For I the Lord thy God will hold thy right hand, saying unto thee. Fear not; I will help thee (Isa- 21 Thanks, Mom and Dad, for everything you've done. I love you a lot! I'm really going to miss all my friends. Julie DWrcan- gelo Thank you, WCCS, for helping me learn more about my Lord Jesus Christ. Debbie Griffith Words could never express my appreciation for you; through your love 1 have found what life is all about. Mom and Dad. 1 love you! Lynn Hall 1 want to thank my Lord and Savior for these past eigh- teen years. He was truly a Friend that stickcth closer than a brother. Thanks also to Mom and Dad. 1 love you! Alexis tiles All my love to the greatest parents in the world and to my sisters. Nancy and Denise. Thank you. Lord, for giving them to me. Connie Kahakjian Thanks, Dad, Grandpop, and Grandmom, for helping me through the years! Thanks also to the senior class, who made me feel welcome. Helen Krivulka 21 David Brooks McIntyre Mary Beth McMillen Roberta Lois Noden Kristine Marie Osborn With his bird calls and flannel shirts, Dave has made it obvious to all what his hobby is: hunting. For his “How-to-Do-It” speech, he showed us how a flintlock is fired. The backfire left everyone deaf for the rest of the day. Dave will undoubted- ly lay aside his gun when he goes to college where he plans to major in elementary education and missions. “For God so loved the world, that he ga ve his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life” (John 3:16). Choir: 12 Although Beth is only 4 10 ” tall, she makes a BIG impression. In basketball, she is a terror on the court. As far as schoolwork, she is an excel- lent student. When it comes to loving-kindness, Beth's spirit is ever-giving. This quality will be sure to make an impression on those for whom she cares as a nurse after graduation from Bob Jones University. “Therfore, my beloved brethen, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord (I Corinthians 15:58). Basketball: 9. 10, II, 12 Choir: 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball: 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook: 11, 12 Sweet and gentle on the outside but rowdy and high-spirited on the inside best describes this little dynamo. Kris was busy this year with career with Miss Hopson. She graded papers, put up bulletin boards, and taught lessons to the children. After school, Kris worked as an office secretary. This was an excellent working experience for her since she plans to major in secretarial science in col- lege. “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you (I Peter 5:7). Career: 12 One fact is sure about Roberta: she always keeps her cool. If the world should suddenly come to an end, Roberta would most assuredly retain her poise. This level-headedness proved in- valuable to the Bible Quiz Team when things looked shaky. Her ability to calmly handle every situation will most likely come in handy when Roberta begins to work as an office secretary after business school. “There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able: but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it (I Corinthians 10:13). Bible Quiz: 9, 10, 11, 12 24 Faith Ann Pippin David Jonathan Silcox One special event is prominent in Faith’s mind —one of the most important events in a lifetime. She plans to be married on October 29 of this year. Along with her hand in marriage, her fiance, Ken, will also receive her ”others-first” attitude and her sweet disposition. Faith’s never-ending love and patience will be a great help to her as she assumes the responsibilities of wife and mother. “O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together” (Proverbs 34:3). Choir: 9, 10, II Lunchtime is Linda’s favorite time of the day. She has an incredibly bottomless pit for a stom- ach. She likes to fill this pit with her lunch and the leftovers of everyone else surprisingly, Linda also enjoys nibbling on cat food. Linda is also known for her outstanding cheerleading ability. The fact is proven by her seven consecutive years as a member of the squad. She plans to continue her education at a Christian college. “Whether therefore ye eat or drink, or whatso- ever ye do, do all to the glory of God” (I Corinthi- ans 10:31). Volleyball: 10 Cheerleading: 9. 10, II, 12 Career: 12 David has been a member of this class since second grade. He faithfully served on the soccer and basketball teams throughout his entire high school career. During this time he has established a reputation as an aeronautics expert and math- ematician. His interest in flying is probably the reason he plans to major in missionary aviation at Bob Jones University. “Ponder the path of thy feet, and let all thy ways be established. Turn not to the right hand nor to the left: remove thy foot from evil” (Proverbs 4:26-27). Soccer: 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball: 9, 10 Choir: II. 12 Wendy Jo has shown her versatily throughout her years at WCCS. She has participated in the various athletic activities offered to the girls. Her ability to interpret for the deaf has been very useful in her service for the Lord. Wendy’s desire to work with children will enable her to be a success in the career of either elementary educa- tion or pediatric nursing. Volleyball: 9, 10, 11. 12 Cheerleading: 10. 11, 12 Basketball: 11, 12 Career: 12 “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose” (Romans 8:28). Linda Marie Shank 25 Wendy Jo Stewart Thank you. Mom and Dad. for making it possible for me to come to WCCS since third grade. You're the greatest! I love you! Thanks to all my friends, especially Michelle, for all the good times we've had. Beth XtcMillen I thank the Lord that He promised never to leave me or forsake me. 1 appreciate my family and friends— they're the best! Roberta Noden Thanks. Mom and Dad, for all your love and, most of all, for sending me to Christian school! Kris Osborn Joan Lorraine Stimeare Joyce Ann Stimeare Dawn Michelle Taylor Cynthia Lynn Tyson Joan always seems to be up to something. Whether it's teasing Mrs. Huber or concocting a good practical joke, she is constantly at work. Her fa vorite pasttime is just ha ving fun and she loves a good laugh. These characteristics played a major part in Joan's getting her job at K AY-BEE toy store. Joan plans to go to business school to major in secretarial studies. ‘7 can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me (Philippians 4:1 J). Yearbook: 10. II. 12 Joyce will always be remembered for her bub- bling personality, sparkling with kindness. Even though she never seems to get a joke, she giggles anyway. Her energy and vivaciousness ha ve aided her over the years while she was a member of the cheerleading squad. Joyce plans to attend Baptist Bible College in Missouri for two years of secre- tarial studies. “These things have I spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world (John 16:33). Cheerleading: 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook: 10, 12 Bubba is notorious for her unpredictable comments and her dimpled smile. She always has a friendly remark to brighten everyone's day. Her talents range from her a wesome skill in basketball to her beautiful voice in choir. Michelle's loving heart and encouraging spirit are attributes she will use as she works with handicapped children. The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust him (Nahum 1:7). Basketball: 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook: 12 Choir: 9, 10, 11. 12 Volleyball: 9, 10, 11, 12 Cindi's secretarial abilities were displayed this year while she worked in the office for career. Even though she excelled in typing. Cindi never seemed to have a typing eraser. Along with nim- ble fingers, she also possesses a melodious voice. This was proven by her attendance in choir for four years and her participation in a ladies' trio. Although Cindi is not sure of her future plans, she will be an asset wherever she goes! ‘7 can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me (Philippians 4:13). Cheerleading: 9, 11 Yearbook: 12 Choir: 9, 10, II. 12 Career: 12 o 28 Wendy Joy Walls Wendy has been busy this year improving her typing and shorthand skills, cheering at sports events, and singing in choir. Her faithfulness in school activities has made her a valuable part of the senior class. But when something tickles Wendy's funny bone, she explodes with her unfor- gettable ear-shattering laugh. The improvement of her secretarial skills will continue as she goes to Christian college to study in that field. “The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble; and he knoweth them that trust in him” (Nahum 1:7). Cheerleading: 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook: 11, 12 Choir: 12 Cathy always seems to be in a good mood and have a smile on her face. Although usually a quiet observer of the activity around her, Cathy comes out of her shell at lunchtime. The one thing for which Cathy will be remembered is her kind heart. She would not only lend you money to buy an ice cream at lunch but would go down to buy it for you. Cathy and her freckles will be missed as she attends a Christian college to major in secre- tarial science. “Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have; for he hath said, will never leave thee or forsake thee” (Hebrews 13:5). Bible Quiz: 12 Choir: 11 Since Michele came to this school in seventh grade, she has always gone about her work quiet- ly. Although she is not very loud, she always has something to say. This year Michele has taken a variety of subjects including Typing 11, Earth Science, and French II. Michele is not sure of her future occupation; she plans to take liberal arts courses in college. Michele Cathelene Wroten Thanks, Mom and Dad, for making my years of school the best I could have had. 1 love you! Joyce Stimeare I thank the Lord for giving me the greatest family in the world. Mom and Dad, you 7 never be able to compre- hend how much I love you! Special thanks to Eddie and Beth for always being there when I needed you most! I never could have made it without you guys! I love you both! Michelle Taylor I'm really thankful for the great friends I’ve had here at WCCS. They've been a constant encouragement to me! I'm going to miss them! I owe everything to my parents for their constant love and sacrifice when I was not the easiest to do for. Thanks. Mom and Dad, 1 love you. eindi Tyson UNDERCLASSMEN ELEVENTH GRADE Michael Anderson Sam mi Drass Brian Driscoll Christine Dudasik Edward Griffith David Higgins Dawn Jenkins Nancy Kabakjian Chris Manley Kathy Marquette Kim McMillcn David McNeil Peggy Muller Tom Nichols Marian Osman Steven Palmer Amy Pippin Jill Rawson Linda Shriver Charlene Smith Hope Stanley Dawn Stephens Doris Stephens Joy Tarbotton Ed Trinkle Brian Willicombc TENTH GRADE Paul Barnard Janice Bateman Brian Burke Randy Carman Wayne Gamble Veronica Gayton Melissa Graham Kim Greising Jeff Griffith Jim Hamilton Lee Johnson Tracy Johnson Karen Messina James Murry Cheryl Pc per Jim Peper Rodney Ranck Allen Rash Van Rice Joe Trinkle David Tutlo Greg Weldon Beth Ann Willis Erie Wroten 35 NINTH GRADE 36 Patricia Andrews Dana Arcus Tim Barnard Michael Burke Bart Drass Kevin Driscoll James Ferguson Joe Fisher Timothy Gayton Craig Griffith Debbie Hamilton Melissa Jenkins Debra Murry William Oesterwind Shelly Osborn Tim Osman Michelle Perkins Joanna Pollock Diane Rainey Bob Rucci Diane Shank Mark Silcox Barry Simmons Scott Stefa no Victoria VanLoan Shelly Walls Paula Weber Joe Whisler Ron Whitehead Donna Wilson Kim Wilson Pam Woolfrey EIGHTH GRADE Patricia Adams Dolph Boroughs Beth Burke Donna Cartwright Brian Cculers Glenn Clewell Laura Creeden Jessica Drass Stephen Ericson Paul Fettcrolf Jennifer Griffith Tami Horsfall Bonny Hies Michael Kcncpp Daniel Major Todd Manni Rick McMillcn Deborah Miller Daniel Obingcr Tracy Or fete! Tracey Pratt Cathy Roberts Chcric Roberts Eric Sc hade Deborah Shaw Ginny Speaker Paul Trinklc Brian Tutlo Jodi Watson Wendy Wayman Tom Wrotcn Kristin Zern 37 Seventh Grade Stephen Alexander Sharon Barnard John Bateman Mario Berardi Adam Boroughs Jonathan Boroughs Daniel Burry Heather Crecdcn Clint Dantinne Jennifer Ericson Jcninc Gay ton Nancy Hickey Denise Kabakjian Stephanie Kencpp Diane Kephart Teresa Mara no Becky McMillen Cheryl Rash Frank Rawson Patrick Shannon Ronald Smith Doug Stephens Joanne Trinkle Vanesa VanLoan Clay Weldon 38 Sixth Grade Kristine Adams David Ainge Kimberly Allen Jennifer Berardi Darrion Boyce Donald Britton Matthew Dantinne Richard Donnelly Jerome Fisher John Hickey Buster Higgins Michelle Judy Jennifer Manley Chris Mcshey Michael Pollock Wendy Pratt Brett Roberts Paula-Jo Santino Fred Shaw Marc Tutlo Donald Urie Elizabeth Weaver Julie Weldon Connie Whitehead Kevin Zcrn 39 Fifth Grade Tracy Alexander Chris Barfield Brooke Boroughs Frank Bradley Michael Brain Leanne Caroselli Alton Carter Curt Carter John Cartwright Brad Cculcrs Todd Conard Tracyann Dean Julia Gediek Tammy Gregg Todd Horsfall Chris Kondracki Samuel Krivulka Tiffany Manni John Miller Kristin Moran Maxine Osborn Brian Palmer Henry Patterson Vicki Peper Lisa Ranck Derek Santan Brandon Schaap Michael Scacc Tim Shank Tricia Shank Kathy Shannon Brent Sing Icy Jennifer Smith Russell Snyder Lynleigh Stefa no Brian Taylor Tina Uric Mark Varner Nathan Walker Karen Wilson Robert W oh I fart h Terri Wroten Picture Not Available Picture Not A vai table 40 Fourth Grade Kristy Arcus Carol Barnard Jeffrey Bateman Joseph Bell Tanya Bera Thomas Bowman Joncll Brain John Burke Jenny Cartwright David Coover Kenneth Delisc Kenneth Donnelly Alison Graham Amy Griffith Dennis Higgins Jennifer Hulton Tara Johnson Douglas Judy Chantalle Kauffeld Kerin Kondracki Patrica Major Brook Mattocks Natalie Meeks Lise Mitchell Roger Munson Larry Rhode Kristen Sauflcy Shannon Schaap Lawrence Shaw Randy Snyder Steve Snyder Jaclyn Weber Michael Williams 41 Third Grade Troy Britton Timothy Cartwright Jonathan Crumrinc Jason Frankcnficld Tom Gcdiek Keri Gillespie Rebecca Grimm Brent Green Erik Hansen Joseph Johnson Mary Krivulka Aaron MacPhic Gregory Marinelli Gabriel Marinelli Meghan McNeil Karis Meshcy Mark Rock Jennifer Ruoff Brandon Santan Richard Simes Ruthann Smith Sherri Sweeny Stephen Walker Stacey Way man Jamie Wcndorf Scott Wohlfarth 42 SECOND GRADE Mindy Bell Michael Bowman Brigette Britton Lynet Brown Bonnie Buchanan Richard Coulter Jody Crumrine Wade Dantinne Thad Fisher Kimberly Griffith Julie Grimm Tara Hickethier Heather Hinkson David Hutton Chris Jenkins John Kauffeld Erica Kenepp Aaron Ding James King Ruth MacPhie Jancllc Mattocks Jeremy Mitchell Jennifer Munson Christen .Nelson Kim Rhode Kevin Rock Laura Roderer Darlene Shank Matthew Sherwood Jeffrey Singley Stephen Smith Rebecca Sweitzcr James Urie Bethany Walker Jonathan Weaver 43 First Grade Ann Adams Rebecca Adams Kara Arcus Nan Batzig Erin Behan Kristine Berta Chris Bradley Brooke Conard Matthew Cooper David Crutchfield Robin Dantinne Michael Ebright Jcnine Euscy Rcbckah Fisher Mark Frankcnfield Flemming Gandy Erin Green Angela Gillespie Matthew Gyles Melissa Hinkson Brian Huber Tonya Johnson Nathan Laing Scott Major Kara Marinclli Joshua McNeil Walter Michle Matthias Murphy Joshua Nelson Bridget Packett Danielle Parlett Laura Patterson Jesse Pratt Gayle Shaw Jason Shi rah Nicole Wagner 44 Rachel Whislcr Randy Whitehead Aimce Wroten Kindergarden Deborah Arcus David Barr Nicholas Batzig Robert Bay ley Faith Buchanan Jason Coo vcr Sara Currey Allen Dclisc Danielle DcStcfano Robert Egenstafer Matthew Eusey Neil Fair weather Sha Ion Hay sc! Colleen Hopkins Laurie King Caleb Krivulka George Magaw Colleen Marano Gregory Ruoff • Hannah Sherwood Zachary Shumoski Kaylccn Smith Sharon Sweitzer Stephanie Tyson Matthew Way man Cori Wendorf 45 STUDENT LIFE 50 51 52 53 54 55 FALL EVENTS Sieve Lopez, George Lovely, Mac Lynch, John Sheffield, Tom Farrell, Fay Lopez, Beth Lynch, Regina Farrell. The Wilds’ Evangelistic Team from North Caroli- na ministered to both students and faculty the week of September 13—17. Every morning of that week the quartet blessed us with their music and Tom Farrell challenged us from the Word. They also had puppet shows and story times for the elementary grades. That Thursday the Wilds and faculty challenged our soccer team to a game. Our boys defeated the men with the phenomenal score of 1 - 0. The climax of the week was the closing program on Friday night when the choir sang a piece written by Mac Lynch. The week will long be remembered by the students who made deci- sions for the Lord. Every October, the school holds an athletic mara- thon. Students and their parents participate in sports ranging from basketball to 4-square. The money raised this year went towards the building of the new gym. THANKSGIVING COLONIAL DAY CAREER Top: Linda Shank, Cindi Tyson, Kris Osborn Bottom: Wendy Jo Stewart, Julie D’Arcangelo, Debbie Griffith Mrs. Armena D'Arcangelo— Director HIGH SCHOOL Jeff Griffith, Tim Osman, Jim Murry, Mike Anderson, Ed Trinklc Ed Griffith, Craig Griffith, Dave Silcox, Tom Nichols Veronica Gay ton, Beth Willis, Janice Bateman, Diane Shank Pam Woolfrey, Hope Stanley, Cindi Tyson, Joy Tarbotton Kim Greising, Joanna Pollock, Melisa Jenkins, Julie D'Arcangelo, Jill Rawson, Chris Manley, Kim McMillen, Beth McMillen, Fourth row: Tim Barnard, Randy Carman, Kevin Driscoll. Third row: Brian Driscoll, Paul Barnard, Van Rice, Rodney Ranck, Joe Fisher, Dave McIntyre. Second row: Karen Messina, Debbie Murry, Tracey Johnson, Paula Weber, Josalyn Shantz, Marion Osman, Nancy Kabakjian, Alexis Hies. First row: Michelle Taylor, Wendy Walls, Lynn Hall, Dawn Jenkins, Connie Kabakjian, Peggy Muller. mm STAFF Wendy Jo Stewart Joan Stimeare Chris Manly Kathy Marquette Kim McMillen Marion Osmond YEAR Cindi Tyson— Activities Editor Wendy Walls— Sports Editor Joyce Stimeare— Ads Editor Connie Kabakjian— Editor-In-Chief Debbie Griffith (not shown)—Classes Editor Michelle Taylor— Copy Editor Lynn Hall— Business Manager Joy Tarbotten— Photography Editor Beth McMillen— Layout Editor Nancy Kabakjian— Junior Editor BOOK Mrs. Bag nail—Advisor FINE AR TS COMPETITION Special Choir: Back: Randy Carman, Jeff Griffith, Tim Osman, Jim Murry, Mike Anderson Middle: Dawn Jenkins, Jill Rawson, Ed Griffith, Paul Barnard Dave Silcox, Tom Nichols, Chris Manley, Kim McMillen Front: Kim Greising, Lynn Hall, Julie D'Arcangelo, Michelle Taylor, Cindi Tyson, Peggy Muller, Alexis Illes, Marion Osman, Beth McMillen, Connie Kabakjian Not Pictured: Joe Barnard Senior High Bible Quiz Team: Back: Alexis llles, Robert Noden, Front: Jeff GrifFith, Cathy Whitehead, Debbie Griffith Junior High Bible Quiz Team: Back: Joanne Trinkle, Pam Woolfrcy Front: Kristin Zern, Adam Boroughs, Heather Crccdcn Each spring the Keystone Christian Education Association holds an annual Fine Arts Competition. Students from Christian schools compete for honors in academic, musical, dramatic, and Bible catagories at regional, state, and na- tional levels. Among the many compe- tetors from our school were the Sr. High Choral group, the Sr. High Girls ’ Trio, and the Jr. and Sr. High Bible Quiz Teams. All these groups placed second in state competition. 69 SPORTS ’82 Volleyball Front: Diane Shank, Jennifer Griffith, Tricia Adams, Beth McMillcn, Debbie Murry. Back: Annette Nichols, Michelle Taylor, Debbie Griffith, Mr. Cleaver (coach), Wendy Stewart, Missy Jenkins, Donna Byler, Peggy Muller J.V. Soccer Front: Danny Burry, Clay Weldon, Steve Ericson, Rick McMillen, Dan Obinger, Paul Fetterolf, Tim Barnard, Patrick Shannon, Back: Eric Shade, Todd Manni, Craig GrifFith, Mr. Brain (coach), Joe Whisler, Kevin Driscoll, Tim Gayton J. V. Soccer Cheerleading Michelle Perkins, Jody Watson, Missy Jenkins, Jenifer Griffith, Debbie Murry, Joanna Pollock, Diane Shank, Tricia Adams J.V. Basketball From: Clay Weldon, Dan Obinger, Pat Shannon, Rick McMillen, Mark Silcox, Paul Fettcrolf, Back: Tim Osman, Joe Fisher, Joe Whisler, Mike Kenepp, Tim Gayton, Mr. Meshey (coach) J. V. Basketball Cheerleading Front: Shelly Osborn, Michelle Perkins, Beth Burke, Back: Kristin Zern, Tricia Adams, Jody Watson, Pam Woolfrey, Diane Shank Varsity Soccer The 1982 soccer season was highlighted by the 3-2 win over Calvary. With the loss of only three seniors, the team still has a solid nucleus of underclass- men who are looking forward to next year's new starting line-up, new playing Held, and a new chance to have a winning sea- son. Front: Joe Barnard, Jeff Griffith, Brian Burke, Jim Murry, Dave McNeil, Dave Silcox, Ed Griffith, Tom Nichols, Mr. Murphy (coach) Back: Van Rice, Greg Weldon, Brian Willicombe, Dave Higgins, Randy Carmen, Brian Driscoll, Jim Hamilton, Joe Trinkle, Paul Barnard Not Pictured: Buddy Cremeans, Ed Trinkle, Mike Anderson, Steve Palmer Varsity Soccer Cheerleading Mrs. Ann Murry Adviser Joy Tarbotton, Linda Shank, Dawn Jenkins, Debbie Griffith, Joyce Stimeare, Julie D'Arcangclo, Chris Manley, Wendy Stewart, Wendy Walls, Peggy Muller Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Mrs. Joyce Hall Adviser Front: Joyce Stimeare, Julie D'Arcangelo, Dawn Jenkins, Debbie Griffith Back: Wendy Walls, Joy Tarbotton, Linda Shank, Peggy Muller, Lynn Hall, Kim McMillen Girls Basketball The girls finished their season with a record of 11-3. They had the best record in the history of girls' basketball at WCCS. Captains Mi- chelle Taylor and Beth McMillen led the team to their second-place standing. Although four out of five starters were seniors, the talent of the younger girls should help com- pensate for the loss. Front: Jennifer Griffith, Helen Krivulka, Michelle Taylor, Beth McMillen, Wendy Stewart, Jenni- fer Ericson. Back: Kristine Adams, Jenine Gay ton, Joanne Trinkle, Ginny Speaker, Becky McMil- len, Kim Greising, Nancy Kabakjian, Joanna Pollock, Missy Jenkins, Debbie Murry, Mrs. Murry (coach) Varsity Basketball This year the basketball team had not only a new starting line- up but also a new coach. De- spite the inexperience of the team they finished the season with six wins and nine losses. By working hard and giving their all they won the victory in God's eyes and ours. Front: Jim Hamilton, Jim Murry, David Silcox, Lee Johnson, Tom Nichols, Brian Willicombe Back: Coach Muller, Paul Barnard (manager), Joe Barnard, Ed Trinklc, Dave McNeil, Dave Higgins, Brian Driscoll, Mike Anderson, Randy Carman SPONSORS PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Raymond Krivulka, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dccarlo Family Mr. Mrs. Thomas Haag Family Chuck Krivulka Family Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Walker Family Mr. Mrs. Raymond Krivulka, Jr. Family Mrs. Olive Slocum Mr. Mrs. Martin Krivulka Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Carmen Mr. Mrs. Burry Mr. Joe Orenshaw Steve Palmer Penny Roderer ■ , Kim Woolfrey Mrs. Williams Mr. Mrs. John Bateman Mr. Mrs. Jim Read Mr. Mrs. Bob Berla Mr. Williams Mrs. Shannon Mr. Mrs. William Kephart Mr. Mrs. Weaver Mr. Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Barrett Mr. Mrs. Fctterolf Mr. Bagnall Mike Tardive Mrs. Dorothy Mason Mr. Mrs. Lester London Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Barnard Becky Julie Grimm Mr. Mrs. Robert Logan Mr. Mrs. Fred Osborn - Is. 40:31 Shelly Osborn Mr. Mrs. Gene A Huber Brian Huber Peter Huber Sarah Huber Congratulations Cindi - Bob Caleb Krivulka Cindi, We love you - Mom Dad Dean Kifcr Congratulations Cindi - Nicky Congratulations Cindi - Sharon Margcrette Decker The Branch Family - Is. 26:3 Miss Boston - Ps. 16:11 We love you, Lynn! - Mom Dad Con, Okay, See ya later. Bye! - Nan Anthony Milas Claudette Pearson - Rom. 8:38 Kathy Salerno Dave Tutlo - Phil. 1:21 Gunnor Carlson - John 3 Harold Pearson Sam Watson Mrs. Mike Peper - Prov. 3:5- 6 The Moss Family - John 1:12 Dan Shanahan Dot Fegley - John 3:16 Ginny Weigand Mr. Mrs. Dennis Lynch Mr. Mrs. Mike Ivey The Kondracki Family - James 4:17 The Watt Family Mr. Mrs. John Shirey - John 3:16 Bob Sue Ballentine - Col. 3:2 Mr. Mrs. Jay Orfetel - I Cor. 15:58 Mrs. Donna Clifton Mr. Matt Clifton Mr. Mrs. Dave Obinger Mrs. Edna Brown Mr. Mrs. Ray Seace Edward C. Griffith, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Greg Driscoll Mr. Mrs. Read Mr. Mrs. McNeil Mrs. James Stewart Mrs. Judith L. West Mr. Mrs. Norm Timmins Miss Colleen McGarvey Mr. Mrs. Frank Jenkins Mr. Mrs. David A. Wescott Paul and Susan Parlett Penn and Yolanda Garnett Mr Mrs. J. A. Wendrof Mr. Mrs. Randy Rice Mr. Mrs. C (Chiderster) Mrs. Elanor Hurlbrink Mr. Mrs. Paul H. Snyder Mr. Mrs. Roger D. Munson Mr. Mrs. Charles Hutchison The Murdoch’s Debra Griffith Mr. D’Arcangelo Mr. Mrs. Berla Mr. Mrs. Greg Zern Clarence W. Coulter Shirley M. Coulter Richard W. Coulter Paul Snyder, Sr. The Murphy Families Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Ceulers, Jr. Greg Jenny Ruoff Mrs. Barbara DiSabato David J. Silcox Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Smith Mr. Mrs. Caroselli Chuck Sue Ruoff Sherwin Williams Paints Sue Speaker Mr Mrs. John Weber Mr. Mrs. Fillmore B. Wood Mrs. Marian Gottlieb Mr. Mrs. William J. Dean Mr. Mrs. Joseph W. Ericson, Jr. Family Cindy Ericson Mr. Mrs. Richard Donnelly Tracyann Dean 88 BUSINESS PATRONS Reilly Della Vecchia Funeral Home West Chester, Pa Camera Craft - West Chester, Pa. Dr. R.J. “Bob” Potter - West Chester, Pa. Downington Marchwood Army Navy Stores Rich Sandy Donnelly, Am way Distributors pitch's SalcnTres Chic___ 1009 WEST CHESTER PIKE WEST CHESTER, PA. 19380 692-6722,23 The basis of every style is precise custom haircutting individually de- signed for each client. No matter how long or short your hair is, our main concern is a cut that compliments you and will be completely manageable between visits to our salon. Visit our newly expanded scientific skin care salon. Treat yourself to a relaxing facial, make-up application, manicure, pedicure, body treatment, waxing and more. Let us also intro- duce you to the Ecila concept; our latest method of skin care and make- up application techniques. WE ARE OFTEN IMITATED, BUT NEVER DUPLICATED. 89 Fellowship Baptist Church j Church of the Open Bible 101 EAST 1st AVENUE PARKESBURG, PA. 19365 And Academy Raymond Leslie, Pastor Pastor Frank McQuade 209 Bethel Rd. (215)358-1358 Concord Township New Testament Baptist 37 lHRISTIAN (“ I harrcterHI V VJ LUBS 7 J PO. Box 188 Sadsbury, PA. £qr. Services: Phone: Sun. a.m. 10:00 11:00 383-6375 Sun. p.m. 7:30 Wed. p.m. 7:30 Pre-School Through 6th Grade C-Club Materials Will Be Available For Fundamental Churches By 1983 Congratulations Class Of ’ 90 CUSTOM HAIRPIECES HOURS MON - FRI. 9-7 WOMEN'S STYLING CLOSED SATURDAY FANTANAROSA INSURANCE 3532 E. Lincoln Highway EUGENE S MEN’S HAIR STYLING Thomdale, PA. 19372 UNISEX 1-215-384-2188 Auto-Homeowners Business telephone IB ROSALIE LANE 497-1788 GREEN RIDGE. ASTON, PA BUDGET print CENTER Home Of The 90 flZEE HA FIVE POINTS SHOPPING CENTER 50 Copies Of An Original Are 7 A Copy 116 W. Market St. West Chester, Pa., 19380 Phone: 696-0860 STEAKS SALADS S GIES Ptzzs SPAGHETTI P‘ZZa LASAGNA RAVIOLI 1 SEAFOOD Graduation Announcements ADEQUATE FREE PARKING m w rw liamto 12pm _ _ . . . Fn Sot Ham to For Fast Service Call Ahead l9m ... _ _ _ . Sun 1 lam to 12pm 436-9350 436-9351 GOSHENVIEW FARMS Farm Fresh Milk Ice Cream Groceries 1305 Paoli Pike 692-5176 RIZZO BUSINESS MACHINES, |rbm| INC. “3 SALES • SER VICE • SUPPLIES • RENTALS 1495 WILMINGTON PIKE RT. 202 BIRMINGHAM PLAZA WEST CHESTER. PA. 19380 215-459-3600 Lukes Auto Truck Repair 67 Conch ester Highway Concordville, PA. 459-1769 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Douglas H. Anderson Downingtown, PA Guttering Storm Windows FRANK SMITH ii SONS ALUMINUM SIDING Capping SrrMl % 692-9300 705 DUTTON STREET TWIN OAKS, PA. 19014 494-8464 FURNITURE, INC. THE MARKETPLACE WESTTOWN SHOPPING CENTER WEST CHESTER PIKE AT RTE352 WEST CHESTER, PA 19380 (215) 494-7404 THE WORD CHRISTIAN BOOKS, BIBLES RELIGIOUS GIFTS JEWELRY Village Green Shopping Center 239 K Concord Road Aston, PA 19014 PHONE: TRcmont 6-2396 BIBLE GIFT-BOOK CENTER Budnick Sales 3400 Edgmont Avenue Brookhaven, Pa. 19015 BIBLES • CHRISTIAN BOOKS • GOSPEL RECORDS • TEACHING AIDS SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH SUPPLIES• PICTURES• FLAGS GREETING CARDS RUBBER STAMPS STA TIONER Y AND NAPKINS «9 92 MARCUS HOOK Phone:215-399 1225 P® Life Member MARCUS HOOK 1 BAPTIST Richard M. Shank CHURCH . Area Manager The Franklin Life Insurance Co. 590 DUworthtown Rd. Springfield. Illinois West Chester, PA 19380 Pastor: Wendell J. Beal j Lin wood, PA j TR 4-3674 CONGRATULATIONS 1 (lakzi. h _ £. celi n PARTY CAKES Joyce Joan | We Are Proud of You! j 24© W. Mowry Street Chester. Pa 19013 Love, 1 Mom Dad 1 § Best Wishes f If 1 Ze Zhe m W m Senior Class ■McDonald's .566-6320 RES: 459-2734 CARLSON’S AUTO BODY WORKS BOX 302 LIMA, PA 19037 COLLISION REPAIRS 701 £. (jay St. West Chester ERIC N. CARLSON JOHN E. CARLSON GUNNAR J. CARLSON 3rank f)sftosilo Construction Co inc CONGRATULATIONS Wendy Joy j Builder We Love You! HOME GL 9-4327 860 ASTON MILL ROAD O °“CE GL 9-2876 ASTON PA 1 901A Proverbs 3:5,6 Mom Dad . I H r DI “8 BIBLE COVENANT BAPTIST CHURCH 542 South New Middletown Road, Media Pennsylvania 19063 SER VICES: Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship 10:45 AM Evening Worship 7:00 PM Wednesday Evening 7:00 PM PASTOR: RICK MATTOCKS TELEPHONE: 566-5120 485-4204 We Preach The Blood, The Book, And The Blessed Hope! O0 Miry. GL 9-0300 GLEN RIDDLE, PA. KITCHEN DIVISION GL 9-9380 793-1300 POCOPSON, PA. INC. RAYMOND S. NODEN, President J 94 O3 First Baptist Church 2140 Bridgewater • Aston, PA Mike Peper Mike Ivey Jay Orfetel Pastor Associate Teens Choir “According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death.” Philippians 1:20 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 Sunday School 10:30 Worship, Jr. Preschool Church 5:15 Choir Rehearsal 6:00 Evening Worship WEDNESDAY • 7:00 PM •Adult Bible Study Teen Activity Bible Study •Children’s Activity Bible Study TINY “T” FOOD STORE Philadelphia Magazine’s BEST “MINIHOAGIE” Media, Pa. Congra tula tions, Seniors CarltonPoolsinc 311 York Rd. Warminister, Pa. 18974 (215) 674-8185 Rt. 202 West Chester, Pa. 19380 (215) 459-3334 DESIGNS IN CONCRETE • Commercial Residential Pools • Special Activities Pools • Local display centers with a complete line of Chemicals, Supplies, Equipment • Service, Sales, Construction URIE v, BLANTON Since 1946 Welding Supplies • Industrial L.P. Gases Safety Equipment WILMINGTON, DEL. CHESTER, PA. (302) 658-8604 (215) 494-4200 CHESTER, PA. WILMINGTON, DEL. BRIDGEPORT, N.J. Allied PROPANE CO PROPANE CO. Propane Storage and Distribution Residential — Industrial — Agricultural 138 Keystone Road Chester, PA 19014 (215) 494-4242 LAWRENCE U. GINTER Real Estate Investor Developer 1201 Wilmington Pike P.O. Box 468 West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380 (215) 692-4660 CARLSON'S AUTO BODY WORKS, INC. 515 EAST MARKET STREET WEST CHESTER. PA 19380 1215) 431-2582 Newtown Square (215) 353-3240 King of Prussia (215) 337-3240 clean s Stech West Chester (215) 692-8875 Div., Associated Service Systems, Inc. Professional Cleaning Carpets. Furniture. Floors. Specialty Services Harold S. Dalton Jr. President 3407 Horton Road Newtown Square, PA 19073 4 WOODCREST ENGINEERING' HENRY F. SILCOX Chief Engineer 1201 Paoli Pike West Chester, PA 19380 431-7964 Hair Pert RT. 1 AND BALT. PIKE, CONCORDVILLE, PA. 19331 PH. 358-3932 Unisex Styling PROP. PETER GUSTAITIS GUSTAITIS DELI EAT IN OR TAKE-OUT STEAKS • HOAGIES • GROCERIES ROUTE 1, CONCORDVILLE, PA 19331 HOURS: MON.-FRi. 9:30 • 6:30 SAT. 9:30 - 2:00 (215) 459-4396 Commercial Industrial Families Weddings Seniors Photography B 132 Viaduct Avenue Downingtown, PA 19335 215 873-0409 Complete Auto Service Phone 478-7389 Graylyn Getty A C Delco Jfirrsionf Walker Mufflers Owner ROGERHERR 1701 MarshA Veale Rds. 98 And whatever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men. Col. 3:23 Harry J. Drass Construction Services 459-5045 Additions-decks-Doors Windows-Kitchens Repairs Renovations-Restorations “No job to small KAKKV A- SMJZM CAmSCAPJM SOD-SHRUBS-TREES TOPSOIL-MUSHROOM SOIL MOWING - PLANTING TREE SERVICE RAKING G SEEDING Free Estimates 696-7768 Stillman’s Automotive Center (VOLVO) 45 S. MacDade Blvd. Glenolden, Pa. 19036 Phone: 215-LE-4-4100 Ten minutes from International Airport Sales - Parts • Service • Collision Service The Hardware Center West Goshen Shopping Center 692-2266 Congratulations Seniors Round Pizza • Sicilian Pizza • Stomboli Italian Subs • Steak Sandwiches 515 E. Gay Street West Chester, PA. 19380 Phone: 692-4785 Member F.D.I.C. Southeast National Bank 'ITic-oJaS bank. West Chester 17 N. High Street Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 3 Fri. Evening: S to 8 Walk Up: Wed., Thurs., Fri. 3 to 5 yk Walk L Wed., : Ekk Goshen Shopping Center Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9 to 3 Thurs. 9 to S Fri. 9 to 3, 4 to 8 Drive in: Mon - Wed 9 to 3 Thurs. 9 to 5 Fri. 9 to 8 SHELTON COLLEGE Cape May, New Jersey “Training Christian Warriors” J 99 (215) 696 4961 (Iu Atom 'Kite ten6 6y Gar mine APPLIANCES CABINETS HOOPS THE LONG GREEN LINE LEADERSHIP IN PRODUCT AND SERVICE . . . TODAY AND TOMORROW. 737 W MINER STREET WEST CHESTER PA 19380 Goodyear Tires CARMINE MESSINA Owner 110-120 East Market Street West Chester, PA 19380 Phone 215-696-2990 Arco Gas PALO TIRE SER VICE AND AM-PM MARKETS Compliments Of A Friend 165 Keystone Road Chester, PA. 494-2240 TOO RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Carpet Repair Upholstery Cleaning Deodorizing DuPont Teflon Carpet Protector PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING SNYDER’S AUTOMOTIVE Phone: 692-4119 899 Fern Hill Road West Chester, Pa. STATE INSPECTION MAJOR MINOR AUTO REPAIR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE EMERGENCY TOWING QFTJVTPP AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE PWlfrejj Sc Associates Monetary Specialists TAX-SHELTERED PROGRAMS INSURANCE—GOLD-SILVER INVESTMENT GRADE DIAMONDS Francis E. Woolfrey 215-363-5787 (Off.) 215-363-8198 (Res.) 101 Pciinfirtgr SANDBLASTING SERVING CHESTER COUNTY FOR OVER 10 YEARS RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL • INTERIOR • BRUSH ROLLER • EXTERIOR • AIRLESS SPRAY SWIMMING POOL MAINTENANCE SERVICE 459-8567 459-9597 JAMES STEWART 54 CLAYTON PARK DR., GLEN MILLS Surfda v Morning Service Sunday School Sundiy l rning yhvice Sunday Evening Service | “C” Clubs Wednesday Youth Group Wednesday s Wednesday Prayer Meeting 103 Your Meditation —’6 4r 6 S b Of Him Always A soul-winning mission to Roman Catholic priests, nuns and people. 500 million Roman Catholics lost without love, trapped by traditions, paralyzed by popery, de- ceived by the Devil. 47,000 priests, 138,000 nuns dedicated to “MAKE AMERICA CATHOLIC,” Will you help keep America free to evangelize the world? Pray, give, write for soul-winning material. 18 W. Eagle Rd., Drawer V Havertown, Pa. 19083 2 Be Sweet! Seniors Psalm 104:34 Bungaree Outlet I si Quality Tops Jeansj At Discount Prices For Men, Women And Children I Ludwigs Corner. Rt. 401 Rt. 100 Ph. 2IS-458-595I Brook haven Shopping Center Ph. 215-876-199.1 All American Goods 104 DELAWARE COUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH “a Nil I SI I SI I SI MSI mill Burmont and Ellston Roads Havertown, Pennsylvania 19083 Sunday School .................. 9:45 AM. Morning Service ............... 11:00 AM. Evening Service ................ 7:00 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting ....... 7:00 P.M. 716 Amosland Rd. Morton, PA 19070 (215)328-4330 Pastor John Cartwright (215)461-6873 PASTOR: EDDIE HALL Church: (215) 449-5595 Home: (215) 853-2887 All Services Interpreted for the Deaf Nursery Provided “A Going Church For A Coming Land DUTY HONOR COUNTRY Champion Marketing Inc. P.O. Box 250, Elverson, PA 19520 215-286-9155 Henry A. Barfield 647-0677 Great Valley Florist “Righteousness Exhalteth a Nation: But Sin Is A Reproach To Any People. ” Prov. 14:34 Congratulations Class Of ’83 Sj Frazi En Frazer Shopping Center 480 Lancaster Pike RICHARD A. CIVITELLO Frazer, PA 19355 Proprietor Chaplain Fred E. Salsgiver J 105 Divisions of Cooper Diagnostics, Inc. Chester County Aviation, Inc. Chester County G.O. Carlson Airport Box 311, Coatesville, PA 19320 215 384-9000 1230 Wilson Drive (800) 345-8151 West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380 in PA (800) 662-2436 VALUCLE4N value-QUMJTY-SfRVtCf 490 Lancaster Pike Frazer Shopping Center Frazer Pa DR Y CLEA NERS 644 078 • 24 Hr. Charter • Sales • Maintenance • Aircraft Consulting TUB 0 JOIN NOW! CAR VEL ICE CREAM Ice Cream Cakes Novelties For All Occasions CRAIG COLOR PRINTING P yt a 2?autb o.- '? mz ( olai ‘P-ukTch -. 1489 Wilmington Pike Route 202, RD 5 West Chester, PA 19380 459-4675 The Little Store Your Friendly Neighborhood Store 940 Boot Rd., 1 mile east of Rt. 100 Open Mon.-Fri 6:30 AM to 9 P.M.; Sat. 6:30 to 8 PM; Sun. 7 A M. to 6 P.M. HOT COFFEE STEAKS HOAGIES • SANDWICHES GROCERIES 106 Founds Funeral Home, Inc. L. L. LOGAN INSURANCE Fire and Casualty Homeowners Automobile Personal Lines Commercial Aircraft Licensed Broker in Pennsylvania, Deleware Maryland and New Jersey Telephone 1204 Paoli Pike (215) 696-6175 West Chester, Pa. 19380 L_= LANDMARK PRESER VATION, LTD. Providing all types of REMODELING and NEW CONSTRUCTION and specializing in HISTORIC RESTORATION and REPRODUCTION We offer consultation, alteration, repair, and resto- ration services for you or someone you know with an old house or building “Remove not the ancient landmark ...” Proverbs 22:28 Rd 3 Box 445 Coatesville, Pa. 19320 (215) 384- Oliver P. Founds, Jr., Supervisor Steven C. Founds, F.D. 107 Everything lor the Boy Girl Athlete Kelly’s Sports, Ltd. SHOES EQUIPMENT W. Iv� . ArioUt Pudij S«0«t l Ci) MP'V •■ € 8'Ootey P� o Irrtt fi(Xb I LACROSSE Six B-v Vo Mk SWIMMING � V « SUC W'ki FIELD HOCKEY WARM UPS C a' Sj� y Wltpl S.u i. lY � teSijq I .. VV.rwv) Mlj,, SPORTSWEAR TENNIS l ni««� B -'l oM «Vi'too r.qOU S.-dM' 4 Sjlr)� - B � S«.po « 0i.'« «Md W i . ic.im iwi Pp nce Kelly’s Sports, Ltd. Ti AM UNIFORMS A JACK! TS Tennn Stringing Skate Sharpening - Custom Trophy Engraving | NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS | 9?9 SOUTH HIGH STREET • PARKWAY CENTER • (2151436 5458 BALTIMORE PIKE • NEW GARDEN SHOPPING CENTER • (2151444 1182 HOURS Mond v Tu uJjy. Thu� tdjv nd Saturday - 10 AM to 6 PM Wtdntidjy «od f d«y - 10 AM TO 9 PM (215) 696-0630 Est. 1875 J. B. SMITH AND SON FUNERAL HOME 115-117 E. Gay St. West Chester, PA. 19380 Ashton B.T. Smith Jr. N.F.D.A. Phone: (215) 696-1290 Roth well Office Supply Office Machines Related Supplies FACIT TYPEWRITERS • CASIO CALCULATORS CASH REGISTERS A. B. DICK DUPLICATORS COPIERS - KROY LETTERING MACHINES 202 West Market Street West Chester, PA 19380 GENERAL SALES CO. 121 N. Walnut St. WEST CHESTER, PA. 19380 GEORGE F. RUGGER I Vice-President Bus. Phone 696-2981 WESTCOTT AND HENLEY, LOCKSMITHS Keys - Safes - Saws Sharpened 123 PRESCOTT ST. 696-7402 WEST CHESTER, PA. 19380 692-3800 Styer’s Garden Center Box 37, U.S. Route 1, Concordville, Pennsylvania 19331 (215) GL 9-4040 GLENN A BURKLAND. D.M.D.. P C. ORTHODONTIST MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Telephone ROUTE 100 a WELSH POOL ROAD 363-2200 EXTON. PA. 19341 M. J. MALACINSKI SERVICE 215-459-3242 WE MAKE YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE OUR BUSINESS LIFE Dl • PENSIONS • IRA • HR-10 • TAX DEFERRED COMP. • MUTUAL FUND SALON—(215) 459-4722 OLD RIDGE VILLAGE 5, 202 and Ridge Road Chadds Ford, PA 19317 HARICUT, PERM AND FOIL SPECIALISTS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY SLOG A N MA TS DUST CONTROL CARPETS MONOGRAMMED MATS DUST MOPS WIPERS Mister Carpet, Inc. DUST CONTROL SER VICE WILLIAM A. REINECKE, PRESIDENT West Chester, PA 19380 (215) 431-4411 109 LENAPE NURSERY TO THE CLASS OF 1983 “AS FOR GOD, HIS WAY IS PERFECT: THE WORD OF THE LORD IS TRIED: HE IS A BUCKLER TO ALL THOSE THAT TRUST IN HIM. PSALMS 18:30 THE MANNI FAMILY Eiro J I loo | i 1 ' V 8 | ED WROTEN. f? ' ‘NC. PA. STATE INSPECTION STATION VISA MASTER CARD ACCEPTED Wheel Alignment and Computer Wheel Balancing ED WROTEN, INC. 300 West Boot Road West Chester, Pa. 19380 (215)692-6571 SPECIALIZING IN TIRES, ALIGNMENT, FRONT END SERVICE J 110 BOYD FUNERAL HOME, INC. Joseph 8. jBoyd, Supervisor 101 SOUTH CHURCH STREET WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA 19380 (215) 696-0182 • Exterior Doors • Interior Doors • Hand Carved Doors • French Doors • Rush Doors • Rre Doors • Storm Doors • Sliding Patio Doors • Store Front Doors Hatoial door window co. 182 Saxer Ave., Springfield Quality You Deserve Satisfaction You Expect Burglar Resistant Insulated Steel Doors FACTORY AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR” Visit Our Showroom Or Un Our • HOMEOWNERS • BUILDERS • CONTRACTORS JOHN ROMAN. PROP Storm Windows Tilt Windows Bow Windows Wood Windows StHLAGI deadbolt with the EXCLUSIVE STRIKE FRAME REINFORCER 328-9416 «N 111 R. Thomas Bayley, III D.M.D. General And Family Dentistry Chester County Medical Building 602 E. Marshall St West Chester, Pa. 19380 692-7868