Wilmington Area High School - Wilarean Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

Wilarccn 1900 volant raw Introduction Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Ads 2 Wilmington plain grove pul ask i community row bzcfcrd Welcome to Wilmington Area! This small, rural community, nestled in the heart of Amish country, offers the best of both worlds to its residents and visitors Here serenity is found within minutes of bustling cities. It provides a unique learning atmo- sphere which offers many opportunities for cultur- al. social, and intellectual growth. One can enjoy an evening at a rock concert or the solitude of quiet moments at the lake. At the same moment, one can view a jet plane overhead and observe an Amish buggy heading slowly to market. Wel- come to Wilmington Area — a community of con- trasts. KR 3 Most of us have pretty tough schedules in school, but we always seem to find time to do the things we enjoy. It seems as though there's always time during the day that we can use to have a rap session, go to a football game, relax, flirt(!), or just have a good time with friends. School is demanding — especially when we re involved in many activities — but, the entire day is worth it when we have a chance to sit down and do something for ourselves. CW 6 w2'vg cpt tonight We've Got Tonight — the theme of the 1979 Prom. It was appropriate, because we had an entire night of music, good food, dancing, and good friends. In between eating and dancing we crowned our Swedish king (Bjorn Lyrvall) and his queen (Peg- gy Womer), and we honored our junior prince (Mark Kaufman) and princess (Karen Kaufman), as well. During the Prom, the dance floor was filled with couples The spiked heels had long been kicked off. and everyone was having a great time The memories of the '79 Prom are many A beau- tiful silk rose was placed on the tables beside each girl's seat, and each person was given a small scroll to remind him her of what the prom was all about The We've Got Tonight Prom will never be here again. Someday, the roses will be lost, the corsages will wilt, the pictures will fade, the scrolls will become crumpled .. but the memories will live on forever and we'll have tomorrow. CW The Fine Arts experience addsan enriching dimension. And, at Wilmington, themusic program offers many op- portunities for our talented musicians. The spirit and en- thusiasmof theWAHS march- ing band lends a special kind of excitement to games and parades: while the now sounds of the Jazz Ensemble draw wild applause from an appreciative audience. Then, listen to the harmonious blending of voices preparing for a lively entertaining con- cert and there's a quality mixtureofmusicalactivities. Follow the colorful arrows down the steps to the art room and view the clever displays designed and exe- cuted by students — a trib- ute to the artistic endeavors of many creative persons. Or. step backstage and wit- ness the dedication of a cast rehearsing their latest play. Working long hours with them are the crews who construct and paint set. create lighting effects, and design new costumes. Many Drama Club members play dual roles, performing technical as well as on- stage duties. These are the Fine Arts — an experience that provides many memorable moments at WAHS. KR blu2 Hey! Catch the spirit of a Friday night football game! Picture a crisp October evening . . . the stadium lights burn brightly overhead . the fans hurry to their favor- ite spots .. the cheerleaders shout their greetings and the cheers begin the air is filled with the rousing sounds of Alabama Jubilee' as the band rings out the WAHS fight song to welcome team and coaches to the field Its all the spirit — that Greyhound spirit — so much a part of our Wilmington tradition. The thrill of tense grid-iron encounters the excited cheers of encour- agement and the enthusiastic musical notes of support from the stands . the taste of victory or defeat — these make the lingering memories last long after the season ends And that's the spirit, Wilmington! KR ing olt co 10 11 Life at WAHS is loaded with smiles and laughter; disappointments and tears. Each day brings challenges to meet ... questions to be answered ... projects to sweat over... problems to solve ... friendships to treasure ... happy times to share, and quiet moments in which to reflect. This is our world, as we are learning, growing, and living. BMc l03 ning 12 qrcwirq veins 14 Colour My World As time goes on. I realize Just what you mean to me. And now. now that you're near. Promise your love That I've waited to share. And dream of our moments together Colour My World with hope Of Loving you James Pankow — Chicago 15 18 principal paul hart nam assistant principal charlcs qorrett : c assistant principal jphn shau Secretarial Staff: 1. Nancy Wood, 2. Helen Snarey, 3. Joyce Sipe, 4. Eileen Rodgers, 5. Connie Cassella, 6. Brenda Yoder, 7. Christine Meyer School Board: (Seated) Richard Kind, James Cover, Nancy Wood (sec ), (Standing) Ned Curfman, Marie Kaufman, Jack Haines, David Snyder, Ruth Fletcher, George Hart. 20 Cafeteria Staff: Carol Hepler, Jane Shaffer, Jackie Kaufman, Ruth Proudfoot, Sandra Houlette. Doris Shenker, Mary Kendall, Jean Horrigan 1. Irene Orynycz 9th grade English 2. Eileen Lager 10th grade English Speech and Composition 3. Harry Zehnder 8th English 4. Veola Dore 12th grade English 5. Lori Blair Reading 6. Pat Green 8th grade English 7. Gilmore Wilson 7th English 8. Janet Imbornone 11th grade English 9. Connie Harton French 10. Jennie Piccuta Latin. Spanish 11. Diane Deep Spanish 12. Polly Schultz Librarian librcricn I. Thomas Ulmer Metal Shop 2. Kathy Elder Home Economics 3. David Ward Vocational Agriculture 4. Joel Cunningham Wood Shop 5. Debbie Weaver Home Economics 6. Janice Pollio Art 7. David Calvert Band 8. Michael Malthaner Music, Chorus 9. Linda Leech Learning Disabilities 10. Lisa Brinker Ungraded II. Jane Brown Social Counselor 24 9ociol studies 1. Robert Taylor U.S. History 2. William Halttunen World Cultures, psychology 3. James Reese POD. 4. J.R. McFarland World Cultures 5. Mary Louise Ireland Geography 26 6. Thomas Tomeo — World History 7. Charlotte Wilson — Typing, Bookkeeping, General Business 8. LaVerne Kline — Pa. History and Civics 9. Nicolene Szakach — Office Practice, Shorthand, Typing 10. Phyllis Wagner — General Business, Personal Typing, Business English lousiness 1. J.R. McFarland Phys. Ed., Health 2. Ella Mae Horsman Phys. Ed., Health 3. James Hazen Phys. Ed., Health 4. Phyllis Cournan Phys. Ed., Health 5. Joyce Gardocky Guidance (7-10) 6. Edward Meyer Guidance (11-12) 7. Terry Kennedy Remedial Math 8 Toni McKay Remedial Reading 9. Charlotte Yeager Nurse 10. Nancy Yuager Psychologist 29 1. James Grunenwald Biology 2. Robert Cooper General Science 3. Frank Binkley Chemistry and Biology 4. Terry Verrelli 7th grade Science 5. Dan Sherwin driu2r’S(2d- gtrairing 30 it 7. Beverly Seergae General Math. Algebra I 8. Richard Butia 7th grade Math Computer Math 9. Caryn Graham Geometry and Algebra II 10. Kim Foley Advanced Math Calculus. Algebra II Physics 6. Ray Cebula General Math 31 candids... ccndids... carx 32 CG SpIpUDO SpipiXO' Sp Senior world ... and wel- come to it ... tired Rob- ert??? ... David, does your mother know you're a flash- er? ... that funny? ... voted best lungs by senior class ... of all the nerve!!! ... who ... me?? ... the stars of 1980!!!!!!! ... 36 The Beginning ... little bunny too too ... Mr. G ... sniff sniff!! ... Hi Cookie ... Pip and Estella ... not tonight I've got a headache . .. DOC ... I wish I were a rich man ... I told you so ... oh boy!!! ... lucky sprees ... one more time ... jungle bunny ... THINK SO??? ... DOUBT IT!!! ... little gold fish where ya goin to ... little goldfish can I swim along with you ... parlez vous francais ... We are Family ... I'm pretty, I'm pretty ... hairy eyeball... HO! HO! HO! ... Did you know, it's alright... (it's okay too!) ... pull your tights down ... BOiNGGGGGGGGGI! ... get a pass ... basically ... alio, janet et barb et renee ... glub glub floatin on sea of love ... hey sheel ... don't let the feeshes gitcha! ... stratosphere ... Be owuff ... maveylll ... anybody who thinks there aren't two sides to every argument is probably in one — .. . homecoming queen ... Tracy Elder ... Fiddler on the Roof ... BEAR! ... and how many cupcakes did you eat??? ... wet's go twapping greg ... Sissy Heckart ... left home without your travelers checks what do you do ... But nooooooooooo! ... I Remember Life With Mama ... do you have any gum ... $1.86 of gas please ... We must be vewy vewy qwiet... i'm hunting bunny wabbits ... personal floatation device ... Queenie ... Twinkle Toes ... I_________________you Kevin Miller ... Nancy and Steve ... and what did you do this weekend ... i dare you to knock this off my shoulder ... funny ... Dirty White Boy ... CHEER UP!!!!!!I!!I!... cool your jets baby . .. right wing ... johnie-baby ... got it? .. attention underclassmen ... you've gone to school with the best ... THE SENIORS OF 1980 ... miss pa .. . goodbye Miss Dore, it's been real! ... have patience with all things, but first of all with yourself ... burgundy ... heertny beertny ... heertny beertny ... it's so funny how we don't talk anymore ... so far ... i've got 2 sharps and 1 gorgeous ... Libby's Libby’s Libby's ... Big J ... three south, hillside ... when you fly with the sparrows, you don't mess with the eagles ... (right bear?) ,.. Boston cream pie ... this is my new husband ... gee ... these impersonal people a to believe ... where's your baby pic. Bobby B ? ... they can because they think think they can . .. shawn and kay ... hey kate!... are you fini? ... thank you very much ... can we do two bits, huh ... can we? ... i love that dirty water ... i'm wishin and i'm hopin that just once those doors weren't locked ... diet 7-up ... pyramid power??? ... ours is a strange and unique relationship — you're strange and i'm unique! ... Clyde ... roo ... buddy ... princess ... botar ... speech and comp ... hounds ... in any contest between power and patience — bet on patience ... dober jane ... Wednesday night taped ... i wonder too — at teachers who demand instead of teach ... paste the panthers ... rest when you need to but never quit ... did you ever have one of those lives???? ... JUAN, SAM, NELSON — remember them? ... pizzza ... razzle dazzle ... pizzazz ... strawberry fields ... why don't we back into a mailbox? ... red caboose ... oh little playmate ... honey you can't love one ... roll me over ... and then there's granny — swingin on the outhouse door... and that all ... gobbersnaus(?????)! ... just leave everything to me ... HEYABBOTTTTT ... m-i-c-k-e-y-m-o-u-s-e ... goofy ... grease ... weighing in at 88 pounds ... trust me ... no one can make you feel inferior without your consent... triple odd ... is 10 all the better you can do? ... 946-2911 ... dance-dance- dance-. .. studio 54 — here he comes ... look out!... only the good die young ... eat to the beat... elo ... bazzaar ... diggin in — we're diggin inlll ... does anyone have a water pic-farah? ... cosmo ... hey shickie ... three stooges ... helen, helen, helen, pp ... rah! sis boom bahl... nobody does it better ... at least we don't think so ... go to hi! world — i'm a senior... stop right therein ... i gotta know right now ... before we go any further... deadlines, deadlines, deadlines!!... wee willie winkie ... well — this is just about it ... sorry to say ... and now what every one’s been waiting for(???) ... the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1980!!!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll! The days come and go but they say nothing, and if we do not use the gifts they bring, they carry them as silently away. Emerson The challenges of the past six years have been met and conquered by the Class of 1980. Seventh and Eighth grade were years of adjust- ment. Changing classes, different teachers, new friends, old friends, dances ... Freshman ... Sophomore ... Junior ... years of growth. Responsibilities, electives, clubs, partici- pating in sports and activities, our own class rings, the best prom — WE’VE GOT TONIGHT — magazine sales ... Our final and most important year is now upon us. Adjustment and growth become knowledge. Trusts have been built, encouragement given ... for hopes of the future, fond memories of the past and the dawn of a new decade. As the days come and go, we reminisce of the gifts they have brought to us ... The Class of 1980. Terry Jones Class Historian school • • seniors i % j0 § a L a f) .S9A Cp|JBdnS • • • (P o 3. 8 a advisors: Miss Dore Dr Halttunen Officers Terry Jones. Patti Seth, Karen Kaufman, Kati Fiscus. Mark Mansell 39 seniors • • • prom • • • seniors • • • most talkative Mike Antonlottl Rick Adams Steve Barber Roberta Barkey Carole Biddle Ray Barkey Candy Christy Health Careers Track James Clark Jazz Band Marching Band Most Talented Mike Collina Spanish Club seniors ... mcetctevilish... seniors., diplomas April Coagrove Varsity W Student Council Track Randy Courson Football Rick Cox FFA Biggest(Happiest)Smile 43 Wendl Cox on Mark Curtman Drama Club Spanish Club Majorette Best Dancer Drama Club Chorus Marching Band Jazz Band Jana Despetorlch Health Careers aznicrs... caps... seniors... gone. • • seniors. Bo DIMuccIo Varsity W Golf Most Attractive Sharon Duncan Best Dressed Keith Doyle FFA 44 Libby Jordan Fllrtlast Libby, a yearbook staff mem- ber, is outgoing, fashionable, crazy, and flirty. She can be found playing the piano, danc- ing, skating In competition, or rocking with Venezuelans! Her busy schedule includes Drama Club, Varsity W, and Cheerleading. Libby has also participated in French Club, Student Council and Drill Team. Her play experience in- cludes Murder in Rehearsal, and Life With Father. Libby is listed in Who's Who and was the vice-pres. of her soph- omore and junior class. Her sense of humor seems to be her most prominent fea- ture. Tracy Eldar Spanish Club, Varsity W, Student Council, Track Homecoming Queen, Most Kim Dunlay Popular 92nicrs... class dues... azniers Bob Ferguson Katl Flscus Football Senior Class vice-pres. Most Serious 45 Randy Fltzgarald FFA Sharon Forkay Health Careers Don Garrett Art Gerber FFA Key Club Football FFA Football Alan Short Moat Artistic One of Alan's major victories Is the art of making pizza, and he's a whizz at booby prizes. He is involved in Art Club, Varsity W, Football, Baseball, and was active as a yearbook staff member. Alan is loyal, crazy, friendly, and SHORTI! ... so his friends say. Seniors... a Inna motor... 92m crs t is not much of a surprise to learn that he received most artistic if he's not in the art room (working on his latest PICCASSO) ... he's on his toes painting the walls, mak- ing all our days more colorful. Jean Garbar Marching Band Volleyball Janat Goodga French Club, Track, Silks, Basketball, Who's Who Bill Goske seniors... clo9s clown... seniors... finals. Phil Graham Varsity W Basketball Most spirited Rich Granay Student Council WASP Nancy Guarnlarl Student Council Drill Team Volleyball Wittiest 47 Ann Halttunen Dav Harm Karan Hall Health Careers Library Club Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Band, Who's Who Who's Who Among Foreign Language Students, Most Likely to Suc- ceed Drama Club, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Marching Band, Golf, Who's Who, Cheaper By The Dozen, I Remember Mama, Life With Father, Most De- pendable enions rnoabpcpulcr... seniors •.. pictures... s Holly Harry Paige Harry Linda Heasley Health Careers Chorus Class Clown 48 National Honor Society, Span- Health Careers ish Club, AFS, Drama Club. Who's Who, Cheerleader, I Remember Mama, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, Life With Father, PA's Jr. Miss Most Serious Marjle Heckathorn Health Careers Track Chorus Cecilia Heckert Who's Who Among American High School Students Lisa Henahaw Health Careers Library Club WASP Who's Who Beth Hughes Health Careers Mika Pearson Friendliest According to his friends, Mike is reliable, sincere, trust- worthy, and meticulous. He has also been very successful in baseball. Mike is also active in Key Club, Varsity W, and is listed in Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. Mike's most outstanding fea- ture is his ... NOSE???? 49 Pam Wallace Moat Spirited Pam is a menagerie of good traits. She is full of en- thusiasm, good temper, in- telligence, and dependability. Pam's many talents include singing and making people happy. A few of her major accomplishments are National Honor Society, and making friends wherever she goes. Optimism is her most out- standing quality. Pam is also in Latin Club, Health Careers, Chorus, and has participated in Student Council. Nancy lorlo FBLA Health Careers Bonnie Jones Varsity W Yearbook Volleyball ecnicrs ... senior night... seni Valerie Jones Janet Kaufman WASP FBLA, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Basketball, Track 50 Karan Kaufman Varsity W, Yearbook, Vol- leyball, Sophomore, Jr. Sr. Class Treasurer, Most De- pendable Mark Kaufman Key Club, Varsity W, Football, Baseball, W O L F Club, Best Personality Jeannle Kaaaay Health Careers Yearbook Gym Club 9...aenicrs... Friendliest-... senicrs... qroctdri a Eric Keller Kim Kelly Kay Kind FFA Student Council, Health Ca- reers, Art Club, FBLA, Spanish Club, Most Devilish Varsity W., Gym Club, Home- coming Court(IO), Cheerlead er, W.O.L.F. Club, Friendliest 51 Nikki Kline Kathy Kulnls Varsity W, Drama Club, Cross Country, Track, Cheerlead- er(10), Who's Who, Best Per- sonality Varsity W, Health Careers Track Most Talkative David Layton enters... mc dqxndabl e ... soo ers. -. best donet Student Council Majorette FFA Varsity W Football 52 Dave Maaon FFA Varsity W Football Bill Maxwell FFA Football Katy Klllmar Most Athlatlc Katy is aggressive, persistant, and happy-go-lucky, accord- ing to her friends Her athletic ability, understanding, and de- pendability have set her apart from the crowd, but she's still considered one of the gang . Katy s major accomplishments include making it through chemistry class, and winning high honors in basketball. Her busy schedule includes Spanish Club. Varsity W. Gym Club, and keeping stats for Boy's Varsity Basketball. Katy's play experience in- cludes Murder In Rehearsal. She was also in marching band and is listed in Who’s Who. seniors ... rniss dcrc... seniors Todd Meadows Drama Club. Spanish Club. Varsity W, Student Council. National Honor Society, Bas- ketball. Track, Cross Country. Most Likely to Succeed Jim Mickle Marching Band Jazz Band Janies Mlckley Latin Club. Health Careers, WASP, Track, Volleyball. Marching Band Kevin Miller servers ... best cbessed... seniors Stacie Miller Ruth Mitchell Art Club Art Club, Library Club, French Drama Club Club, National Honor Society, Track, Marching Band, Who's Who Who's Who Among For- eign Language Students Chrla Wharry Most Scholary Dependable, intelligent, witty, and talented describe Chris. Her talents include writing, singing, cooking, and making crafts. A few of Chris's accomplishments are essay awards, District Chorus, and first place at Drum Major Comp. Chris participates in AFS, FBLA, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, WASP, March- ing Band and is yearbook staff member. According to her friends, Chris's most outstanding fea- ture is that she always has time for her friends. 54 Janet Moaata Drama Club, French Club, Stu- dent Council, WASP, Color- guard, Homecoming Court(12), Sophomore Class Secretary Mario Morelra Track Cross Country Who's Who Jim Morris ■ era. . most attract ivc... eeniers... goiritcd.. Deb Nall Randy Nelson John Norris FFA Band Football Baseball 55 Ruth Pennell Bill Phillips Ervin Pattlson Drama Club Health Careers Library Club Key Club, Varsity W, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track, Most Athletic senicrs grnile... seniors... ±h dreamer... seni John Ratvaaky Kirk Ralchard Diana Richardson FFA Drama Club, Yearbook, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Murder in Rehears- al, I Remember Mama, Life With Father, Who's Who Art Club Drama Club WASP Health Careers 56 Kathy Richardson Carol Rldanour Student Cluncil Health Careers WASP s ... seniors... rnast seriou9. Mltchel Riggs Dawn Rlshell Art Club WASP Football Nancy Walters Shyest Nancy is a very special per- son. She has done much to entertain her friends by sub- mitting pieces of poetry to the school newspaper, and her quiet sense of humor has gained her several friends. Nancy's activities include Health Careers, WASP, AFS, and Chorus. Nancy's most prominent fea- tures are her dependability and her ability to work with others. 57 Sheryl Gilliland Most Attractive Sheryl is described as chari- smatic, friendly, outgoing, and understanding. One of Sheryl's major accom- plishments so far,(at least in the eyes of her friends) is that she improved her short- hand. . Her appearance is Sheryl’s most outstanding feature. FBLA, and the Yearbook are a few of Sheryl's activities. Tim Robertson Larry Robinson Track Cross Country FFA Marching Band Sxznicrs... likely bo succeed... Ed Rochow Greg Schell Art Club Varsity W Football Baseball 58 Patti Sath Grag Schroadar Rana Saaholm Drama Club, Spanish Club Varsity W, Student Council Volleyball yiicre... moet sdnolqrI )... seniors wittiest Dabble Shearer Mika Shankar Dave Shaffer Flirt iest Key Club Spanish Club 59 Tim Smith MaryKay Stewart Kally Garbar Art Club Health Careers Art Club, Drama Club, Varsity W Library Club Key Club, Student Council, Football Chorus WASP, Basketball, Volleyball Baseball Ma|orette(10, 11) znicrs... rrootathlctic. • • sabers ... artetic... ©zr Jennifer Stowe Ralph Stowe Ed Swaneck Health Careers, Library Club, Most Devilish Marching Band Track, Silks, HELEN KELLER Jazz Band FAN 60 Mark Manaall Moat Popular Mark is intelligent, witty, and really fun to be with, accord- ing to his friends. Mark has played basketball for a number of years and also has served as president his sophomore, jr. and sr. years. Patience is Mark's most out- standing characteristic. Jack Thompaonn FFA Pat Weber seniors -.. beetpa eonoliby... s Brian White Claudia Wllaon Band Art Club, Spanish Club, Yearbook, WASP, Chorus, Band, Most Artistic 61 Jan Winder Drama Club, Key Club WASP, Basketball Track, Cross Country Daydreamer John Wohlgemuth Basketball Baseball 32niors... arrcuno2rni2nbs... 3eni Jody Wolcott Leanna Womer Drama Club, Spanish Club, Varsity W, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Jazz Band Terry Jones Biggest (Happiest) Smile Terry, class historian, is friendly, intelligent, and fun to be with, say her friends. Roller skating and playing softball, volleyball, and basketball are a few of Terry's many hobbies. Terry's activities include: Var- sity W, Student Council, and Track. She also participated in Drill Team her freshman and sophomore years. Her good personality is one of Terry's most outstanding traits. 62 Perry Yahn Lisa Wyza Lane Wood Marching Band Jazz Band National Honor Society Marching Band Jazz Band Most Scholarly Drama Club, Spanish Club Varsity W, Student Council, National Honor Society, Cheerleader meet talented ... 92nicrs... teachers... Paul Yasher Doug Yodar Daydreamer Key Club Baseball Ann Yohman 63 David Cox Jeff Shlck Beat Dancer Jeff Is paranoid, funny, clumsy, and cone-headed , according to his friends. « Robert Wagner Class Clown Robert's friends say that he is hilarious, witty, and generally a terrific person. His talents include swimming and polo. Jeff's activities in school are Art Club, and Foot- ball. Jeff's major accomplishments range from passing English to lettering in Varsity Football. The most outstanding features of Jeff are his good sense of humor and his craziness! seniors.. .i960 Wreaking havoc in homeroom is one of his more prominent talents . . . and surviving through his Senior year, one of his more prominent accom- plishments. His activities include Varsity W and Football. Robert's most outstanding feature is his WILD(?) sense of humor!!!! 64 '11. Most Devilish Kim Kelly — Ralph Stowe 2. Wittiest Tim Robertson — Nancy Guarnieri 3. Most Talented James Clark — Donna Allison 4. Friendliest Kay Kind — Mike Pearson 5. Most Likely to Succeed Anne Halttunen — Todd Meadows 6. Best Dancers Wendi Coxson — Jeff Shick 7. Best Dressed Sharon Duncan — Bill Ferguson 8. Most Spirited Phil Graham — Pam Wallace 9 Best Personality Nikki Kline — Mark Kaufman 10. Most Athletic Bill Phillips — Katy Killmer 11. Class Clown Holly Harry — Robert Wagner 12. Daydreamer Jane Winder — Paul Yasher 13. Fllrtlest Dave Shaffer — Libby Jordan 14. Favorite Teachers Mr. Taylor — Miss Dore 15. Most Talkative Chris Borowicz — Kathy Kulnis 16. Most Scholarly Perry Yahn — Chris Wharry 17. Most Serious Paige Harry — Bob Ferguson 18. Most Popular Mark Mansell — Tracy Elder 19. Most Artistic Alan Short — Claudia Wilson 20. Most Attractive Bo DiMuccio — Sheryl Gilliland 21. Shyest Bob Buchowski — Nancy Walters 22. Blggest(Happlest)Smlle Rick Cox — Terry Jones 23. Most Dependable David Harms — Karen Kaufman 69 70 mrrw Now we take our time ... so nonchalant. And spend our nights so bon vivante. We dress our days in silken robes. The money comes, the money goes ... We know it's all a passing phase. We light our lamps for atmosphere. And hang our hopes on chandeliers. We re going wrong we re gaining weight. We re sleeping long and far too late. And so it's time to change our ways ... But I've loved these days. Now as we indulge In things refined. We hide our hearts from harder times. A string of pearls, a foreign car... Oh, we can only go so far... On caviar and cabernet. We'll have to change our jaded ways ... But I've loved these days. So before we end (and then begin) — We'll drink a toast to how it's been ... A few more times that I can say ... I've loved these days. Billy Joel We, the graduating class of 1980, would like to express our sincere thanks to you. Miss Dore. for all the laughter, hope, and knowledge you have brought us. From Beowolf, King Arthur, and Antigone to Wuthering Heights, Great Ex- pectations, and Shakespeare From participles, gerunds, and infinitives to class dues, diplomas, and announcements We had our good days ... and our bad — what once was happy, now is sad as we turn the page, and say goodbye — a tear is shed as we try — our hands at reality. With this ... we leave you, and you leave us — but you will remain always in our hearts. And thus ... we dedicate our senior section ... to you. Again, many thanks — and much love — The Seniors of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty 75 candids advisors-. Mr. Taylor Mrs. Imbornone juniors Doug Bleggi Denise Book Scott Bower Susan Lynn Bowyer Judy Brooks Anita Brown Darlene Bross _ Jen Bowersox Bruggemann Scott Brust' Gary Buchowski Lori Burrow Karen Call Lisa Carna Diane Conway Karen Coulter Craig Courson Marcee Cover Sue Curfman Colleen Davis Jeff Deems Marc Delio Robert DeSieno Crlss Dieter Tammy Duncan Lori Eppinger Ablin Fobes 78 jurors Mark Fobes Kathy Geiwitz Janet Gilliland Nancy Gilliland Kevin Glenn Allison Goist Julie Goodge Sue Graney Terry Groubert Jeff Janis Diane Jervis Dominic Mote Johnjulio Johnjulio Darrell Jones Shirley Jones Mark King Barb Kirk Jerry Kline Pat Kline Dan Kossack Mike Kotsol Eric Kwasnicka Jeff Larson Ken Lewis Robert Litzenberg Jeff Lockard Shawn Mankovich 79 Mark Madden Karen Newt Jeff Martjn Marie McAllen Barb Barb Kim Steve Meals Malanaik Marshall McConnell McFarland McFerren Denise Murphy Jim Miller Jeff Mitchell Roy Moon Sally Nichols Amber Oaks Donna Palmer Susan Parker Freddie Pernell Joy Poprad Cathy Perrine Jean Peoples Joan People Jim Rautner Jeanine Ray Jill Reed Shawna Reid Jill Reynolds Robert Riggs 80 rr.'Oj Jerry Robertson Donna Romeo Chester Root Wendy Rudzik Linda Rudzlk David Ryder Karen Seraflno Eric Schled Dave Tahir Shaikh Brenda Curt Sholler Schnieder Sholler Jodi Wllliama Clint Willson Gary Wolford Mary Wright Lori Yeager Dan Young Melda Zappia Janice Zoblisien 81 r. Charlotte Maureen Adams Aiken Darlene Alter Kathy Altman Bob Altman Lisa Ascione Tia Ascione Morris Ayres Tom Barber David .. « . Lindsay Bathurst Lisa Beck Benedict Cheryl Marie Bender Rhonda Bergey Bert olasio Kim Black Penny Black Lori Booher Gaye Gorowicz Jim Braho Patti Bruner Chris Buck Tim Buddin Rhonda Chicone Jean Chisholm Beth Cooper Jim Cory sophomores 84 Randy Randy Frad Ehko Eppingar Chris Erhardt Lisa Fairchild Farmaris Jari Tammy Gates Julia Gibson David Gigliotti Doug Glann Graanawalt John Fiscus Ramie Fisher Mike Fobas Shelley Garret Laura Graanawalt Beth Grundy Patsy Guarnieri Robin Hall Mark Elaine Hopkins Lynn Horchler Steve Hughes Hutchison Jennifer Barbara Mary Isaac Jacobs Jones Jodie Jones Joi Jones Brad Kaufman Jeff Kaufman Brian Kelly Janice Kerr -------sophomores officers; Jerry McFall Junior McGhee Sherry McKee Lee Mansell Laury Marshall Tom Meadows Cheryl Meals Greg Memo Cindy Metzgar John Sandy Milan Mark Miller Scott Moesta Jill Mook Albert Nail Dan O’Neil Pennington Linda Peters Joy Peterson Lorrie Brenda Dawn James Tami Kathy Powell Robinson Rodgers Joy Rodgers Tom Ryder Sampson Schooley Schwartz Sheryl Shearer 86 Brenda Doug Turner Vincent Roger Wagner Scott Walters Deborah Warick Patty Wlgton Toni Williams Kathryn Dave Wilson Todd Wilson Irene Wlshart Wiswerser Cindy Yasher Trudy Ed Young Zedaker Amy Zehner Stacy Zets Jim Zoblesion Richard Marjorie Elliot Shelley William Sheeler Susan Shenker Sholler Joe Snlezek Nick Speis Sternbergh Stewart Stouffer Melanie Travis Thomas Susan Adams David Albert Mikel Atkinson Barnes ■freshman Kurt Debbie Bartholomew Bathurst Rhonda Bean Gwen Beaven Robert Fred Bender Bertolasio Wayne Biddle Nelson Roxanne Birkheimer Matthew Bizub Black Mariellen Bonanni Erin Borowicz Kevin Bowers Corinne Boyd Stehpen Boyle Sherri Bretz 88 Jamie Brown Richard Bruner James Brunton Shelley Buchowski James Cameron Jill Curfman Janice Callahan I Jim Cullis Susan Cameron I Raymond Davis Kelly Campbell Russell Davis Edward Wendi Buddin Patty Burns Vincent Busico Caogiano Daniel Call Lenette Ronica Doug Carr Regina Cave Ted Chrobak Ciccone Cosgrove Sam Fred Davison Sheryl Deems Kathy DeVite Doverspike Paulette Doyle Christine Todd Sherri Edwards Farmerie William Ferver Bill Flory Jackie Fobes Jodi Forconi Brian Fulkman Karen Fuller Gallagher Robert Rebecca Kristen Randy Garrett Beth Geiwitz Gilliland Tina Gleckler Goist Susan Gorley John Graney Patty Greiner Gurtner Luanne R°n Hamilton Danette Harms Elaine Harper Jon Hartwell Mark Hebert Heckathorn Cathy Hesidenz Doug Hess Cathy Hetrick fpeshmao 89 Ralph Rona Hilliard Tommy Hoover Horchler Linda Huff Tom Gerald John Hughes Hutchison Trudy Imler Iwanejko Andy Diana Jackson Dru Jennings Kaszowski Brian Kauffman Michelle Kelly James Kerr Richard Craig Kinder Kinkela Robert Kline 1 SSI Melissa Kline Martin Kollar Andrea Kotsol 90 Vicki Pam McAllen Craig Vaunda Kuhn Veronica Litwin Litwinovich Litzenberg Rong Longwell Rhonda Ron McAllen McConnell Jean McFarland Brenda Rodney Jett McFarland McGhee Meiodle McKee Madden Ann Maher Paula Majercik Ryan Mann Todd Martin David Meade Troy Meadows Alan Mickle Jon Mickley Fred Miles Cindy Miller Russel Miller Kim Mitchell Kim Mortimer Theresa Moses Leanne Phillian Bruce Pia Greg Poweli Lisa Proudtoot Cathy Rannard Ricky Ratvasky Eric Myers Brenda Nail Tracey Neely Bill Nichols Wesley Osborne Tom Palmer Robyn Parish Barbara Parker Michelle Nichols Joey Noga Wendy Partridge Donald Pence Mark Novak Alison Ocock Kathy Orth Jett Pennington James Perkins Tim Perrine Marcia Redanz Christine Roberts CLASS of 83 91 Michael Robinson Lysa Rodgers David Root Ronald Root Charles Schell Geoff Schell Karen Seergae Tracy Seergae Brett Shaffer Debbie Debbie Laura James Barbara Svetlak Swaneck Robert Taylor LisaTexter Thurber Pam Twigg Pam Vallely Van Dale Van Dyke Joseph Susan Watson Nancy Welch Wellner Jody Williams Christopher David Wacht John Wagner Walker David Watson Rhonda Vincent Lisa Andrea Brandon candids Arlene Adams Frankie Adams Robin Adams Aimee Adams Bryon Albert David Alter Amy Altman Doug Atcheson Randy Baker Pam Barger Nancy Barnes David Batley Joanne Benson John Benson Hope Berry Todd Biros Betty Black Kris Black Tammie Paul Joanne Maynard Gemene Callahan Susan Canon Nancy Carlson Cernansky Chisholm Claycomb Courson Paul Cover Hollie Coxson Timothy Patrick DeHaven Dewberry James Ehko Terry Emery Tammy Fair Jill Fairchild Kurt Fehrs David Fisher Faith Foht Harry Foster Amy Garrett Bret Garrett Tom Garrett Penni Gerber Patricia Graney Lisa Gray Brian Groubert Mark Grundy 94 Richard Leigh Sean Hainer Halttunen Anne Hanes Alec Hetrick Brad Hetrick Julie Hibbard Jon Hild Brian Hillmar Terry Hoover Eddie Horkey Frances Hunter Kristine Susan Jones Kauffman Karen Jervis Richard Johnjulio Sharlene Johnson Diane Kaufman Donald Kelley Liam Kelly Dean Kind Brad King Linda King Sheri Kirchell Stephen Kocis Robert Kollar Barbara Komar Tim Kuhn Mark Lyons Gary Lutz Lori Kwasnicka Dixie Leonard Robert Lewis Tracey Libben Jodi Ligo Walter Litwin Sam Luptak Cheryl Barbara Larry McConahy McOuiston Jeff Macklin Mansell Terry Mathieson Alan Meals Daniel Mellott ■ Clare Michelson Lisa Miller Shanay Miller Daniel Moesta John Morris John Neely Daniel Newsome Russell Noga Marcy Orth 96 Terri Sander Leo Sapanero Brad Schell Patti Schooley Susan Todd Shearer Rodney Sheeler Shelenberger Mark Shenker Jeanme Shick Clint Sholler 97 Robert Marsha Stowe Tim Thurber Tomlinson Kristen Travers RitaTrayer Dawna Umstead Sharon Verelst Amy Wagner Brenda Wallace Ron Michael Wanner Tim Warrick Mark Weise Weisenstein Margaret White Jodi Wigley Nancy Wilkins David Williams Eric Winder Christopher Thomas Lisa Wood Daniel Wright Ron Yeager Yohman Carol Zehner Zoblisien Tracy Zurasky John Allison Yettive Antilla Mike Ascione Bruce Baker Wade Black Steve Bohonik Joe Bowers Colin Boyd Mike Boyd Mike Campbell Terry Carder Greg Carna Bryan Carper Heath Carr T racey Danny Cooper Dekking Kerry Dieter Ed Dlugozima Brian Dunlay Wendy Boyle Randy Brown Theresa Brown vno py rtc Cathy Geralyn Cavallo Chenevey Julie Chisholm Marilyn Edmiston Julie Eppmger Mike Ferguson Diana Buchowski Chris Clark Mark Fields 100 Matt Fiscus Leslie Fisher Glen Flory William Ford Darrell Fulkman Jett Fuller Michelle Gajda Todd Gajda Pam Gibson Suzanne Kiersten Greiner Renee Hart Hartman Ricky Hartzel Janet Heaberlin Tom Hendry John Henry Stacey Hepler Lori Hilliard Janice Doug Holt Darrell Hoover Robert Hudson Isenberg Brian Johnston Ruth Johnston Brenda Kelly Tom Kelly Michelle Kinder ■■■■■ ■■■! 7th graders Tonya Kinder Richard King Bonnie Kline Jeff Kreuzberber Rich Paul Lawrence Livingood Randy Longwell Mike Lyles m Kent McConnell Chris McFerren Jeff Mcllwain Missy Macri Elan Maddick Jeff Martin Elizabeth Shawn Mason Scott Matthews Meeder Kim Metzgar John Miller Scott Miller David Minich Chris Modene Dinna Moon Todd Myers Rodney Oaks Jett Parish Matt Pearson Chris Pernell Lon Petronelis Alvin Pitzer John Powell John Ralston Connie Rannard Ken Rayner David Reynolds 102 MaryBeth Ronald Brenda Sherry Paul Robinson Rodgers Rodgers Elizabeth Root Safranic Tracie Sapp Carl Seidwitz Jody Scheid Schroeder Michelle Tammy Joe Schwartz Sheryl Seergae Seergae Seergae Susan Seth Mona Shawky Scott Sholler Kevin Siddall Sonya Snarey Rick Jamie Jill Synder Troy Stouffer Strecansky Susan Svetlak Thompson John Travis Tom Twigg Christine Vincent John Wagner Shawn Eddie Kurt Weatherby Williams Williamson Alisha Winters activities 104 homecommo ‘T9 106 Tracy Elder receiving flowers from Kathy McConnell; 1978 Homecoming Queen Tracy Elder escorted by Robert Price Janet Moesta Skip Pratt Robin Hillard Kelly Shaw Patti Seth Todd Kaufman Darlene Alter Jodi Williams Mark Mansell Jim Morris court $ escorts 107 Elaine Hopkins Mike Adams Adv. Mr. Ward Pres., Blaine Martin, Chaplain, Eric Keller V. Pres., Jack Thompson, Senti- nel. Rick Cox Sec., Keith Doyle, Student Adv., Art Gerber Treas., John Ratvasky Reporter, Don Garrett future farmers of Omenca F.F.A.'s purpose is to develop agricultural leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship. jazz band Adv. Mr. Calvert 109 The long awaited day ... tears of joy ... tears of sadness ... proud parents . . ner- vous speakers ... valedictorian ... Craig Henderson ... Salutatorian . .. Cindy Bean ... Congratulations 111 studei counci Adv., Mrs. Weaver Pres., Suzy Smith V. Pres., Sandy Brown Sec., Shanay Miller Treas., Mark Palmer sr high eludent council The purpose of Sr. and Jr. high student council is to promote group activities and leadership for all students. Adv., Mr. Foley Pres., April Cos- grove V. Pres., Donna Romeo Sec., Denise Mur- phy Sec., Patti Seth Treas., Brenda Vincent New Castle News Correspondents: Denise Book and Kathy Geiwitz Globe Correspondents: Pat Kline and Mary Jane Zehner drama club hey club Adv., Mrs. Wagner Pres., Dave Ryder V. Pres., Kathy Geiwitz Sec., Denise Murphy Treas., Don Garrett Key Club's purpose is to provide fellowship opportunities to both school and community. Adv., Mrs. Lager Pres., Kirk Reichard Treas., Barb McFarland Sec., Lisa Ireland Publ., Dave Harms 113 jn miss pageant- Wendi Coxson talent: Dance Routine Libby Jordan talent: Piano Solo Chris Wharry talent: Vocal Solo 114 Paige Harry resides at 526 W. Nesh- annock Ave., New Wilmington with her parents Robert and Lynn. She has one sister, Kellie and one brother, Heath. Her talent is that of gymnas- tics, dance and twirling. Paige feels Jr. Miss is not a beauty contest but a display of abilities. Paige plans to use her scholarship money to attend Troy State University in Alabama. pennsylvamcfs junior miss 115 health careers Adv., Mrs. Yeager Pres., Jean Keesey V. Pres., Marcee Cover Sec., Charlotte Adams Treas., Diane Richardson Their purpose is to ex- plore various health fields open to the stu- dents. Adv., Mrs., Ireland Pres., Trudy Zedeker V. Pres., Kathy Wiswesser Sec., Lorri Robinson Treas., Tone Williams A.F.S.’s purpose is to work with vis- iting A.F.S. students. 116 chorus «ty Adv., Mr. Malthaner Pres., Mark Palmer V. Pres., Betsy Meeder Sec., Patty Graney music club? Adv., Mr. Malthaner General Manager, Ron Langwell Music Club's purpose is to give an insight and participation in radio broadcasting. Adv., Mr. Malthaner Pres., Mark Curfman V. Pres., Karen Sergae Sec., Claudia Wilson Jjs r. highchorus 119 Advs., Mr. Verrilli, Miss Graham, Mr. Reese Pres., Katy Kilmer V. Pres.. Bill Phillips Treas., Kathy Travers Sec., Paige Harry The purpose of Varsity W is to promote high school athletics. varsity w national honor society Adv., Miss Graham Pres., Chris Wharry V. Pres., Todd Mead- ows Treas., Perry Yahn Sec., Ruth Mitchell National Honor So- ciety's purpose is to develop character, leadership, scholar- ship, and the desire to render service. 120 Adv., Mrs. Schultz Pres., Denise Book Gen. Chrmn., Barb McConnell Sec. Treas., Kathy Geiwitz Their purpose is to provide a service to the school. library club wasp staff Adv., Mrs. Imbor- none Student Body Editors They provide the monthly Wilming- ton Area School Paper. Pb.la Adv., Miss Szakach Pres., Tami Houlette V. Pres., Ann Habarka Sec., Chris Wharry Treas., Wendy Rudzik The purpose of F.B.L.A. is to promote character- istics of business and community leaders through local, regional, and state activities. 121 CREW: Dave Harms, Jim Rautner, Lance Wood, Mark Curfman, Todd Meadows, Ed Swaneck, Doug Welsh (Tech Director) CAST: (front to back, left to right) Andrew Gibson — Dick Betsy Craft — Emily Barb McFarland — Cornelia Perry Yahn — Leo Larry Bakaitis — Director Mary Wright — Stewardess Paige Harry — Harriet Sharon Tanner — Terese Chris Wharry — Health Inspector Mindy Nichols — Mrs. Skinner Bjorn Lyrvall — Mnsr. D. L. Croix, Admiral Shiela Peoples — Winefred Jeff Metz — Window Washer Monte Johnjulio — Steward Pat Kline — Purser Amy Gray — Mde. Elise Jeff Larson — Mr. Skinner our hearts ware younq and gey life with father ===== CAST: (front to back, left to right) Danny Newsome — Harlan Billy Nichols — Whitney Libby Jordan — Cousin Cora Paige Harry — Vinnie Jeff Larson — Father Cindy Yasher — Maggie Lisa Ireland — Nora Allison McConahy — Mary Skinner Kirk Reichard — Clarence Sally Nichols — Nora Denise Book — Delia Rhonda Chicone — Margaret Jim Rautner — Dr. Lloyd Dave Harms — Dr. Humphries Monte Johnjulio — John Perry Yahn — Dr. Sommers Adv., Mrs. Pic- cuta Pres., Pam Wall- ace V. Pres., Trudy Zedaker Sec., Janice Mickley Treas., Donna Al- lison The purpose is to further the study of Latin culture and learn more about the lan- guage. lotin club Adv., Mrs. Harton Pres., Janet Goodge V. Pres., Ruth Mitchell Sec. Treas., Sharon Duncan The purpose is to promote a better understanding of French culture and language. Adv., Miss Deep Pres., Katy Kilmer V. Pres., Tracy Elder Treas., Kathy Travers Their purpose is to promote cultural activities. Spanish dub Production Advisor Mrs. Pollio Leonard, Ron Longwell row 2; E. Hopkins, C. Boyd, A. Maher, E. Borowicz, J. Pennington (photographer) 126 127 ro oo the little bend with t big sound Claudia Wilson — President; Chris Wharry — Banner Editor, Secretary, and Drum Majorette; Donna Romeo — Uniform Advisor; Donna Allison — Librarian. majorettes Wendi Coxson Cindy Maianiak Linda Rudzik Jerilyn Greenawalt Tami Houlette color guard Denise Murphy Marci Cover Joan Peoples Suzi Meeder Lori Robinson Ruth Crossely Brenda Shollar Jean Metzgar silks Betsy Hoffmaster Jeanine Ray Donna Romeo Cindy Metzgar Robin Hall Janet Goodge Tina Stowe Sue Gorely Branda Vincent Tami Schwartz Marjorie Shollar 129 • 134 row 1 (I to r): Jeff Lockard, Scott Brush, Don Watson. Rick Burk. Bob Ferguson, Don Garrett. Anthony Kocis. Randy Courson. John Fiscus, (retired). Mark King, Jerry Kline. Mark Hutchison row 3: Eric Kwasnicka. Art Gerber. Robert Wagner. Bill Phillips. Mark Kaufman i. row 2: Greg Rudzik, Greg Memo. Larry Twig. Jeff Brueggeman, Pat Kline. Dan Smith. Curt Sholler. Chuck Schell. Blaine Martin. Bill Maxwell. Chester Root. Jeff Shick. Mitchell Riggs (retired) Tim Smith. Dave Ryder. Joe Sniezik. Bill Brown. Tim Holt. Dave Mason football senicrsfoctboll sen 136 fug £ Bill Phillips Don Garrett Blaine Martin Randy Courson - . ■ Bob Ferguson Bill Maxwell Chester Root Robert Wagner iorsfbdtbQll ssnicrs fodbal I Dominic Johnjulio 137 football ’79 football vpfoctb d I' 79 Poctbal I '79 foctbal I ’79 139 79 football 79 ■football row 1: J. Brueggeman, G. Rudzik, J. Lockard. R. Burk, J. Kline, M. King row 2: P. Kline, D. Smith, T. Holt, D. Ryder, E. Kwasnicka, C. Shollar, S. Brush, D. Watson 140 row 1: Craig Kinder, Clint Sholler, Joe Noga, Tom Barnes, Steve Boyle, Vince Busico, Jody Williams, Ray Davis row 2: Bobby Taylor, Don Kelly, Steve Kocis, Tom Hutchison, Chris Yohman, Brian Fulkman, Mark Wiese, Terry Hoover, John Wagner, David Batley row 3: coach Dave Young, Jim Cullis, Jim Van Dyke, Jon Hild, Wayne Young, Todd Shearer, John Atcheson, Doug Holt, Dave Watson missing from photo: Todd Martin, Alan Mickle, Jon Hartwell, coach Kennedy 142 ding 'F9 so szniors dnaajGod row 1: Janice Callahan. Jill Snyder row 2: Elan Maddick. Patti Burns. Suzie Smith row 3: Corrinne Boyd. Kris Travers Alt. Beth Geiwitz 143 Dawn Sampson chasrtecding’Tp-SD chosrto OpIF '79 QOlP '79 QOlP '7 ? QOlP Bo Dimuccio coach Grunenwald Dave Harms bcsl-ettallgjys basketball Coach Reese. Steve Meals, Bob Campbell, Craig Courson, Jeff Larson, Todd Meadows, Bill Phillips, Phil Graham, Dan Kossack, Doug Bleggi, Mark Mensell: missing; John Wohlgemuth 146 7? bcekztbcill ssnicrs gu s be Mark Mansell Bill Phillips Bob Campbell John Wohlgemuth 147 boekatbdl ? jr vcrsity baste 148 Steve Meals, Tom Meadows, Craig Courson, Dan Young, Joel Barrett, Tom Ryder, Greg Memo, Jeff Kaufman, Dave Wilson Coach Harry Zehnder Stats; Donna Allison, Kathy Travers, Katy Killmer, Janet Kauf- man varsity bceh2tbdl 79 gjys bcs Netball’?? jrh'itfi basketball A. Mickle J. Iwanejko W. Young B. Womer Coach Kim Foley D. Carr B. Kaufman T. Barnes A. Meals J. Noga R. Heckathorn C. Yarlettes T. Meadows J. Hartwell J. Kerr row 1: J. Parrish, K. McConnell, J. Allison, C. Boyd, S. Mason, R. Yeager, D. Gerber row 2: D. Fulkman, J. Traves, M. Pearson, R. Livengood, G. Wiswesser. S. Williams, D. Holt row 1: K. Travers, D. Alter, B. Hetreick, C. Softer, K. McConnell row 2: T. Shearer, K. Yohman, R. Halttunen, C. Boyd Qvtmostics '79 gymnastics ’ 7? 152 jytrratics '?? qyrrrceLics 'p? Sandy Milan, Jenni- fer Jacobs, Jeanine Ray, Sherry McKee, Lisa Wyza. Joi Jones, Heidi Litzen- berg, Coach Blair, Ruth Crossly, Cindy Yasher, Brenda Rodgers, Beth Grundy Coach: Lori Blair senior: Lisa Wyza 153 girls bcehdtball '79 girls Row 1: Leanne Phillian, Tracy Neeley, Janet Kaufman, Brenda Rodgers, Beth Grundy, Shelley Buchowski, Donna Allison Row 2: Kris Travers (mgr), Rhonda Bergey, Darlene Alter, Beth Cooper, Pam Litzenberg, Tracy Hasley, Julie Goodge, Linda Morrison, Kathy Travers, Katy Killmer 154 itall '79 seniors girls tcet-ett This year, our Girls Basketball team had an unprecedented, undefeated, 14-0 year. After a two month break in action, the girls went to the play-offs and won over Southside Beaver. CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS AND COACH FOLEY!! 155 mi od crdinQ othtetes dF 79 Bo Dimuccio Bo Dimuccio was Wilmington's best golfer this year He finished 6th all around in W P.I.A.L. and in pre-season action, he finished 2nd in the American Legion State Tournament He's also won many other awards for his golfing abilities. GOOD JOB. BO' Katy Killmer Katy is the co-holder of the MVP title for the girls basketball Section 15-AA Last year she was also the Most Valuable Player for the Section and she was a sure candidate this year with her excellant season. DO GOOD IN COLLEGE TOO. KATE! Kathy did a heck of a job last year in Wilmington athletics First she defended her State shot put title and placed 4th in the state meet in discus. On top of that, she was voted to a 1st team mention on the girls basketball honor team KEEP IT UP KATH! Jeff Larson Jeff Larson could be considered the Greyhounds over night athlete. Coming from nowhere. Jeff surprised almost everyone when he placed 2nd in the WP.I.A.L. long jumping event. Jeff shattered the previous school record and he will be tough to beat this year WAY TO GO. JEFF! Tim Holt Tim also surprised many Track and Field fans by placing 4th in W.P.I.A.L., throwing the discus. With his strong determination and athletic ability, he'll be trying to better his already outstanding statistic WAY TO GO AND STAY WITH IT TIM' 157 Kathy Travers vdlevtol vofeybal voll coach J. R, McFarland seniors: Bonnie Jones. Karen Kaufman. Patti Seth team members: B. Jones, K. Kaufman, P. Seth, C. Dieter, K. Geiwitz, T. Hasely, D, Alter, B. Cooper, G. Borowicz, R. Hail, J. Jones, T. Leonard, C. Meals, P Wigton, B. Geiwitz, E Borowicz - eybdl volb bdl action oll (nil um-w or 5' track action '7? track adticr row 1: Roy Moon, Clint Wilson, Todd Farmerie (mgr), Patti Litwin, Nikki Kline (sr.), Denise Murphy, Daniel Hess, Timothy Holt, Patrick Kline, Mark Fobes row 2: Rhonda Bergey, Mary Isaac, Denise Hinkson, Ruth Mitchell (sr.), Kathy Kulnis (sr ), Gaye Borowicz, Zehner, Brenda Vincent, Sue Curfman, Mike Fobes row 3: Kathy Travers, Darlene Alter, Gary Wolford, Zehner, Jacki Fobes, Lisa Ascione, Chris Erhardt, Leanna Womer (sr.), April Cosgrove (sr.), Tim Robertson (sr.), Mario Moreira (sr.), Keith Henderson row 4: Bill Phillips (sr.), Jeff Larson, Janet Kaufman (sr.), Beth Cooper, Linda Morrison, Julie Goodge, Beth Grundy, Brenda Rodgers. Steve Meals, Bob Campbell (sr.) Y7p trcck octona track v - Jpt bce2bo '79 bosdxi ccticn '79 Row 1: Scott Greenawalt, Dan Smith, Tom Ryder, Ron Pratt, Mike Adams, Tim Smith, Craig Courson, Joel Barrett, Ed Buchowski, Glenn Smith. Mark Kaufman, Paul Burke, Mark Kossack Row 2: (Batboy) Bill Nichols, Dan Kossack, Doug Bleggi, Dave Schneider, Rick Burk, Bo DiMuccio. Mike Pearson, Randy Nelson, Scott Brush, Danny Young, Ed Young 162 m ipqasoq dxL iioqssoq cro6S country 79 ccuiitry 7 Row 1: Jacki Fobes. Denise Murphy, Amy Zehner. Leanne Womer. Mary Jane Zehner. Clint Wilson. Chris Erhard. Nikki Kline Row 2 Todd Farmerie (mgr). Mark Fobes. Roy Moon. Keith Henderson. Bob Campbell. Mike Fobes. Mario Moreia. Tim Robertson missing from photo: Jane Winder seniors: Jane Winder. Leanne Womer, Mario Moreia. Bob Campbell. 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