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¥"5 your friend is your needs answered,
he is your field which you sow with
love
and reap with thanksgiving,
he is your board and your fireside,
for you come to him with your
hunger ,
and you seek him for peace.
and when he is silent
your heart ceases not to listen to his
heart;
for without words, in friendship,
all thoughts, all desires, all
expectations
are born and shared,
with joy that is unacclaimed.
when you part from your friend,
you grieve not;
for that wiiich you love most in liim
may be clearer in his absence,
as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the
plain.
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and let there be no purpose in friendship
save the deepening of the spirit.
for love that seeks aught but the disclosure
of its own mystery
is not love but a net cast forth;
and only the unprofitable is caught.
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friend,
for what is your friend
that you should seek him with hours
to kill?
seek him always with hours to live.
we've been through some things together
with trunks of memories still to come
we found things to do in stormy weather
long may you run . . .
although these changes have come
with your chrome heart shinin' in the sun
long may you run . . .
neil young
dedication
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robert berthold
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we, the class of 1977, would like to dedicate this yearbook to a multl -faceted member of the
faculty, dr. robert berthold, an educator, scholar, coach -athlete, and a craftsman.
"doc" teaches at delaware valley college, speaks to various community groups, runs the
beekeeping short course, and has made several television appearances in which he talked on
honey bee -related topics, in 1976 he was cliairman of the national honey show at the american
beekeepers' national convention, dr. berthold has, on many occasions, written various docu-
ments for scientific publications and presented these at scientific conventions in both the usa
and Canada. ^
doc has also a fondness for sports --in particular, running, throughout his life, he has won— ^
numerous awards for his running, this devotion to running and outdoors has also led to his be- ^*
coming our head coach of cross country, moreover, he continues coaching and practicing
through the spring with the track team and during the summer, participating in aau trackmeets.
doc has become known in the running world as the "skinny weasel".
during the summer dr. berthold is a bee inspector for the Pennsylvania department of
agriculture, this gives him a chance to get outside and meet people from many walks of life,
his contact with working people allows him to make his classroom activity relevant and appli-
cable, beyond this, doc looks forward to the physical exercise and outdoor activity after being
inside all winter.
between his commitments to the college and to his wife and two children, doc's spare time
is limited, yet he also practices the craft of tinsmithing. this gives him a break to relax and
enjoy the aged craft, he also enjoys working in his garden throughout the summer.
dr. berthold has served beyond his call of duty in the many activities he is involved in at
school, many times throughout our way we have lost sight of our goals, but doc brought back
the purpose and reality that set us back on our way again.
we thank you for your enthusiasm, confidence, guidance, inspiration, and encouragement
through the past four years.
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to the class of 1977:
i am deeply moved in learning of your decision to dedicate your yearbook to me. i consider it a
great honor, and i sincerely thank you.
during our years together here at d.v. c. we have had the opportunity to learn together, to partici-
pate in athletics and in other college and related activities together, to socialize together, and to
share many thoughts and ideas together, my hope is that for the many of you in the class of 1977 with
whom i have been involved, the experience has been as stimulating and as rewarding for you as it has
been for me.
although the above comments could almost suffice, i feel that the dedication honor gives me some
license to philosophize a bit. my wishes for your success and happiness upon graduation go without
saying, of these two, success is usually more easily achieved than happiness, happiness is related to
your being satisfied with yourseK, not by letting society mold you into a carbon copy of itself, happi-
ness through self-satisfaction can be best achieved by knowing that you have done your best in all you
do, to accomplish this, you should dev elope all of your abilities to their fullest and then utilize them
not only for your own benefit but also for the benefit of your fellow man.
again with many thanks and best wishes to you in the future, i am,
sincerely yours.
robert berthold jr.
associate professor, biology
cross country coach
1.
elmer reiter, John
keenan
2.
dr. & rare, james work
3.
Stanley sitarski
4.
karen orbaker
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Clinton blackmon
6.
Joshua feldstein
7.
robert tasker
8.
oskar larsson
9.
Joseph fulcoly
10.
robert sauer
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1. clara decoursey
2. brent franklin, craig deacon, steve zenko, barry snyder
3. linda green 4. robert mcclelland
5. willetta gourley 6. rita chrismer
7. Joan holt 8. Johanna keunecke
9. maude moore 10. dorothy kich
11. howard kahan 12. charles conover
13. richard Schumacher
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William navarre
2.
John hardy
3.
frank Wolfgang
4.
robert marshall
5.
peggy vellner
6.
ned lint a
7.
alvin Wilson
8.
fred miller
1. m. russo. e. ventressca, i.
link, g.
rosenberger, s.
landes,
r.
hoUenbaugh,
j. weid-
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3. Sitting Front-d. perry, m.
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duncan, d. duchai, m.
pierce, w. morgan, s. crane
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vanvoorhis
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m. ham-
ilton, e. ehring, c. green, j.
hartline,
d. bonpua, p.
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4. Kneeling -bob holt, robert liebau —
Standing-leo von rath.
joe
troxell, John
herbst,
Joe mccloskey
2. John Clinton
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al happ
6. ken, dave & purcel
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george moran
1.
barbara bianco, lynn yates
2.
elaine mcgeady, phyllis stille
3.
mildred wassington, claudia Cornell, joanne fischer
4.
michael pence
5.
mary ann birch
6.
barbara bartisek
7.
kathleen nelson
8.
custodial staff
9.
ethel strand
10.
erma martin
11.
mildred hanisco, emily aulenbach
12.
betty bartlett, bobby place
13.
henry sumner
14.
ethel dendler, betsey tettemer
1. george keyes
2. James o'reilly
3. robert fitt
4. edwin lawrence
5. Joanne roberts
6. richard ziemer
7. edward o'brien
8. library day staff
2nd From Left-elaine smith
head librarian
1. paul wade
3. James popham
5. sally smith
7. theodore Christie
2. eric shirber
4. edward gavin
6. michael tabachnick
8. paul trembeth
athletic
director
h. William craver
in September of 1973 i had the pleasure of welcoming you and
your parents to delaware valley college for the beginning of your
college career, these past 4 years have flown by and now you are
alumni and alumnae, on that warm September day i told you that
you came here on your own two feet and on the record that you had
made in highschool. now you have earned the privelege to be a
college graduate by the setting of high standards for yourseK and
the working to meet those standards, you, of course, are a different
person from the person you were on that September day. your atti-
tudes, values, and concepts of yourself have changed and will be
changing continually, we take pride in the part that delaware valley
college has played in your continued growth and we hope you leave
us with pride, take pride in your college, take pride in your famil-
ies, most of whom have sacrificed to enable you to spend your last
4 years here, take pride in yourselves, not an arrogant pride, but
a quiet, self-assurance in your own achievement, you- have a won-
derful life ahead of you, enjoy it with our blessings and congra-
tulations.
h. William craver
football
1976
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13
moravian
opp
24
0
0
9
14
6
0
albright
lycoming
upsula
Susquehanna
Juniata
norwich
35
21
15
28
20
49
0
wilkes
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the 1976 delaware valley college football team was a hard working dedicated
group of individuals, co- captains James boaman and scott kingsbauer came into
the season with new coach al wilson to give the fans comipetitive football, high-
lights came for the aggies in the college's annual homecoming contest, which
this year was against upsala, losing 15-9 in the last 3 minutes.
the traditional rivalry against wilkes proved to be a good defensive game hold-
ing wilkes to only 9 points, even though victory escaped this year's squad,
something must be said for the way the aggies played as a team and the total ef-
fort the coaching staff put in. six seniors proved to be the leadership catalysts in
the aggie squad: co- captains jamies boaman and scott kingsbauer, John edwards,
eric eisenhart, michael konoza and robert nicholson.
there were many individual efforts which were noted in this year's team, scott
kingsbauer led the middle atlantic conference northern division in punting with
53 kicks for 2,106 yards and a 39.7 punting average, he also led the team with
25 pass receptions, defensive seniors James boaman had two interceptions and
eric eisenhart two fumble recoveries . offensively , John edwards , michael konoza
and robert nicholson formed the aggie senior threats.
a team always hates to see the senior members graduate, but the aggies being
a young team have many good games ahead of them.
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Left To Right, First Row: John itterly, eric eisenhart, michael konoza, james boaman, scott kingsbauer, John edwards, robert nichol-
son, Steve hertig, charles comstock. 2nd Row: John maloney, kent rickenbach, ed cini, dick kling, scott melroy, mike mackrides,
fitz gittens, joe kazarnowicz, jim fretz, joe laumakes. 3rd. : bob reapsome, charles thomas, brace dugan, richard phillips, matt
kistler, jeff osmtm, stan mcglynn, keith traskin, barry fritz. 4th : enrico peelicore, bill crozier, gregg stoner, John mazak, torn
dodd, bob root, nick cicchino, pete mcintyre, ton haraka, andy hreha. 5th: martin chamelin, robin sipler, paul dreabit, pete al-
bano, metro malasavage, burce shickora, torn herold, gary scott, greg yetter, joe lelli. 6th: don viall, bryan felter, bill mullen,
andy conley, keith supple, mark chranowski, John ledva, tim wells. 7th: al wilson, Joseph injaychock, ken achuff, John hardy,
emerson dromgold, bill navarre, henry sumner, ned linta.
Left To Right - Row 1: tom simpson, joe iasello, joe szewczyk, mark werkheiser, dave
stuU, paul bernett, capt. , bob weidman, carl kogel, bob gerberich, paul zmoda,
harold danibley Row 2: joe gilbert, vie frey, greg bums, nick jubek, ray bryson,
jerry o'cormer, frank savini, norm foran, bob gabel, doc. Row 3: jim dougherty, phil
wisser, mike depetris, gill sheiber, kyle kemp, joe jaskot, russ rising, donna foley.
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coach dr. robert berthold's cross country
team completed the 1976 season with an excel-
lent 11-2 mark and a fifth place finish out of j
19 teams in the middle atlantic conference
championship, the 11-2 season made it the
sixth year in a row for a winning record that
the delaware valley college harriers have had.
senior captain paul bernett from yardley,
pa. led the team with robert weidman of |
denver, pa. and dave stull from larksville, pa.'
the only two losses for the d.v.c. runners
came against scranton university and lebanon
valley college.
underclassmen ray bryson and jerry o'con-
ner, both juniors, and vie fry, a sophomore,
contributed substantially to the success of the
squad.
cross
country
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11-2
dvc
opp
27
ursinus
29
17
haverford
42
18
muhlenberg
45
15
dickinson
48
16
albright
45
17
wilkes
46
15
phila. textile
50
29
scranton
27
33
lebanon valley
22
15
elizabethtown
50
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Susquehanna
36
Juniata
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the delaware valley college
women's field hockey team com-
pleted their third and most com-
petitive season ever with a 3-3-
0 record, coach peggy vellner
will only lose two seniors, but
valuable players in captain audrey
mather from ambler, pa., and
holly barr of york, pa.
returning next year will be ten
juniors, four sophomores, and ten
freshmen, underclassmen which
were definite contributors on the
season included freshmen patricia
ries, and juniors susan cromwell,
holly deitch, kathy faherty, and
Janice kirk.
victory appeared for the lady
aggies against scranton university,
Philadelphia textile and muhlen-
berg college, next year's squad
should carry some well-gained ex-
perience into the season as wo-
men's field hockey grows in pop-
ularity at d. v.c.
Left To Right, Row 1: holly deitch, cindy dtincan, betty foy, Janice kirk, audrey mather, sue cromwell, kathy faherty, deb
seller. Row 2: janet lepkowski, nancy coe, sue morton, cindy morton, kathy fry, linda polgar, sandy bennett. Row 3: helen
otte, carol metzger, barb petty, peggy vellner, linda bud
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muhlenberg
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Center: coach peggy vellner
soccer
soccer
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ursinus
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Left To Right - Row 1: miguel jiron, john dolch, greg swidersky, robert thompson, bill gerberich, pete kerch, mark pierce, jokn
bowen, Row 2: mike russo, tom snell, al habiak, jim solomito, frank delgasio, Steve saxton, don burrell, rich flores, john sy me,
coach marshail. Row 3: tony gadaleta, terry nevill, bob stille, tom suska, frank troelstra, bob strand, Steve homesack, tom
rudolph
the first year for soccer at dela-
ware valley college in many years
concluded on a winning note with a
4-2-0 record, in its first full season
as a college club, the aggies totaled
17 goals against the opposition.
leading scorers were sophomores
don burrell of hatboro, pa, and tom
rudolph from Springfield, pa. with 3
goals apiece, freshman dave loesser
of trenton, n. j. led the team in
assists, team captain for the 1976
season was senior greg swidersky
from scotch plains, n. j.
cheerleading
Front To Back, L To R: Joanne whitehead, sharon chamberlain, bev tichy, deb vislocky,
deb verhovshek, andrea gross, mary corrao
Front To Back, L To R: sharon chamberlin, joanne whitehead, connie smith, wendy bish-
op, andrea gross, lisa pezzoti
basketball
dvc opp
84 fairleigh dickinson 58
72 Wilkes 97
71 Philadelphia pharmacy 93
68 drew 53
60 ursinus 55
91 eastern 67
63 albright 90
57 elizabethtown 64
62 muhlenberg 55
70 Washington 81
95 lycoming 103
53 moravian 67
50 widener 69
62 scranton 69
60 Susquehanna 84
68 upsala 94
51 Philadelphia textile 86
93 allentown 83
77 Juniata 78
66 glassboro 88
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L To R, Row 1: m. werkiser, p. butler, d. pastucha, j. rodenbaugh, b. mgierri, j. mcshea. Row 2: t. white, c. Johnson, k.
mitchell, j. wisniewski, b. Stanley, r. parker. Row 3: f. Wolfgang, s. zenko, John.
the 1976-77 delaware valley college mens' basket-
ball team finished with a season record of 6-11. the squad
was co-captained by seniors dennis pastucha and John
rodenbaugh.
on the season, dennis pastucha finished as high scorer
with 378 points, he was chosen three times as e. c. a. c.
player of the week and was a top leader in the middle
atlantic conference - northern division, the 6 '4" pas-
tucha, while at del. valley college, attained third place
on dvc's all-time scoring list with 1,423 career points,
the other co-captain, John rodenbaugh, also had a fine
season with 137 points, the 6'7" rodenbaugh as center and
pastucha as forward were fine team players and will be
missed next year.
coach frank Wolfgang will have many fine players
return next year, individual standouts this year were
freshmen ken mitchell and mark werkheiser who both
helped the team a great deal, other players aiding the
aggie attack were John watson, phil butler, ron parker,
jim mcshea, brian ruggieri, and charles Johnson.
highlighting the season were delaware valley vic-
tories over fairleigh dickinson, drew, ursinus, eastern,
muhlenberg, and allentown. other exciting games came
for dvc in a one point loss to juniata, a near upset at
scranton and a team high scoring game at lycoming with
95 points.
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the delaware valley college
wrestling squad ended the season with
an outstanding 10-3 mark and a fifth
place in the middle atlantic conference
championships.
hightlighting the season were aggie
victories over ursinus, scranton, Sus-
quehanna, muhlenberg, elizabethtown,
western maryland, glassboro and a
triangular match sweep of juniata, le-
banon valley and widener. delaware
valley's only losses were at the hands
of Wilkes, lycoming and moravian.
this year's team had five seniors-
dan bender, (4-1-0), Fran campbell
(10-1-2), ericheisenhart (12-1-0),
tedd fleming (8-4-0), and Steven smith
(6-4-0). in middle atlantic champion-
ships, Steve smith and erich eisenhart
both placed third in the 126 and 190
pound classes respectively.
in addition to the seniors, regis-
tering records were sophomores art
shuU (10-2-1), dave zawaisza (9-4-0),
and mike danis (8-4-0). freshman John
Campbell (9-2-1) and ken espenshade
(8-3-2) both were standouts in their
first year as aggies.
in the mac championships, art shull
took second place in the 134 lb. class
and John campbell secured third in the
142 lb. class.
coach bob mars hall's third excel-
lent season elevates his aggie coaching
career to an outstanding 32-8.
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opp
42
ursmus
2
38
Juniata
6
49
lebanon valley
0
40
widener
8
8
Wilkes
26
13
lycoming
22
33
scranton
8
46
Susquehanna
4
18
moravian
19
36
muhlenberg
6
30
elizabethtown
15
37
western maryland
11
27
glassboro
15
women's basketball
the 1976-7 delaware
valley college women' s
basketball team completed
their third season with a
3-5 record,
the leading lady aggie
was junior, captain Jan-
ice kirk, with 124 points,
sue cromwell, also a
junior, was second with
87 points, other strong
standouts were helen otte,
carol gmver, Joyce news-
wanger and barb gregory.
Row 1: h. otte, j. newsqanger, s. cromwell, j. kirk, 1. budrewicz, k. smith, s. bennett. Row 2: d. kaledenskas, c. gruver, b.
gregory, s. morton, p. vellner.
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the 1977 delaware valley college baseball team ended
a fine season with an overall 10-10 record, the aggies
as a team set a new home run record of 14 on the sea-
son and tied for second place in the mac northern divi-
sion east section,
leading the aggies was senior pete wieliczki with
tough defense at second base and another fine season
with the bat. senior pitchers dan whittaker and bob ni-
cholson also had excellent seasons, dan received the
most valuable pitcher award, winning 5 games and
striking out 44.
throughout the season many underclassmen also aided
the cause like sophomore John zisk with 6 home runs,
batting .380, knocking in 20 runs and winning the most
valuable player award, junior dennis helmstetter also
had a super year with a . 354 average and playing con-
sistent ball, other players helping out were phil butler,
greg lacava, bob reapsome, jim dunbar, and John lewis.
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opp
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11
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scranton
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9
7
moravian
10
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upsala
4
10
upsala
4
6
wilkes
3
4
wilkes
11
10
muhlenberg
12
4
elizabethtown
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widener
62
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swarthmore
73
phila. textile
21
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lebanon valley
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the 1977 delaware valley college track team fin-
ished an excellent season with a 7-1 record, the only
loss in 2 seasons was to lebanon valley, coach Wil-
liam navarre, in his two years as head track coach,
has attained an overall 17-1 record.
undefeated in their individual events were co-cap-
tains scott kingsbauer in the 100 and 200 yd. dashes,
and al zimba in the shot put. in addition to being un-
beaten, scott won this year's most valuable runner
award and al won the most valuable fieldman.
this year's team will lose five seniors in the
likes of tom gunther, bill gerberich, scott kingsbauer,
bob weidman and al zimba. high scorers in points for
the aggies were scott kingsbauer with 55, John ma-
loney 43, Stephen lilly 40, al zimba 31, and bob weid-
man 30.
due to a shortage
members, these
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of yearbook staff
pages never got
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Left To Right-Kneeling: s. yingling, e. barbano, e. fleming, r. kern, j. spindler,
s. crane, p. haran, c. geyer, r. hodnicky, r. pelkofsky, b. vanlaere, mr. kem-
merer, t. woUer. Standing: e. nelson, r. roeshen, p. northrop, m. kratz, m. antos,
1. dropp, h. pyle, j. daubert, d. masson, e. wisenhart, s. chirrup, j. sutton, m.
tarulli, t. stawovy, j. marm, i. brunner, r. oberheim.
^0/7 judging team
Left To Right-Row 1: t. woUer, c. squier (high scorer), d. ray, f. savini. Row 2: n.
luzzetti, k. levy, 1. dropp, j. spindler, mr. kemmerer. Row 3: k. henry, g. snyder,
b. troxel, c. lammey, dr. palkovics.
Left To Right-Kneeling: k. flegel, g. byrne. e. wolck, m. coleman, b. Horowitz, b. wollerton, m. beach, p. curran, m. werk-
heiser, j. gilbert. Standing: k. thompson, j. hartline, m. curran, g. pusillo, j. dimmler (sec), t. smith, doc, j. novak, p. ber-
nett, b. gerberich, (pres), t. gunther, h. dambley (treas), k. bruster, c. morton, a. zimba. j. sheafer, r. rising, v. frey, and
paul zmoda (vp)
dibs american institute of biological sci.
:om
Front: mark alexander. Row 1: carol custis, sharon staub, rande leibowitz, bill disanto.
Row 2: John myers, jeanne vannuys, bob hirst, dr. allison.
alpha phi omega - service organization
4-h club
Row 1: John Jacob, bob woollerton.
Row 2: mary cook, karen frank, dan
nordland, mark lichtenwalner.
business club
Kneeling: robert vansciver, fred clay-
ton. Standing: frank pursell, bob mil-
ler, rick shutt, mr. west. On Steps:
george Schmidt, Steve brennan, joe
porawski, John appleton.
equestrian team
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L To R, Sitting: e. erhing, n. goodwin, d. limbach, d. petrovich, k. borgen, m. bowersock, g. michelak, e. bouchard, m. ko-
vacs. Standing: dr. hofsaess, j. hewett, k. grabowski, s. morton, b. peiry, c. kelly, i. neckritz, j. vannuys, m. bruder, c.
smith, p. hankes.
band &
chorale
block & bridle club
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livestock judging team
L To R: Row 1: r. kramp, d. mcnabb, j.
hewett, g. krug, d. miller. Row 2: h. hoff
man, e. gallen, d. mangione, k. federico,
r. gilbert.
chemistry club
the
chess
club
Left To Right: unknown, s.
webb, j. sherry, j. gibson.
Front: j. taranto, treas, k. hillegass, vp, g. gayraan, j. smi-
gelski, a-day, Back: a. grosjean, pres, n. houseknecht, sec,
t. bowman, ice
the dairy society
Top Row: t. bowman, m. czachor, k. hillegass, g. krug. Middle Row: c. elliot, e. taczanowsky, d. graham, j. fleck, d. ray,
g. gayman, m. simpson, d. douglass, d. daubert, n. geil, p. wisser, t. robbins, m. brady, n. houseknecht, j. plummer. Seated:
p. risser, c. paul, d. heisey, m. bird, a. grosjean, j. miele. d. mellon, j. smigelski.
the dairy judging team
L To R: a. grosjean, j. shirey, b. Stephens, k. hillegas
n. houseknecht, j. mccaffree.
intervarsity
christian fellowship
Row 1: p. barrctt, b. Ste-
phens, j. lepkowski, k.
musser. Row 2: d. heisey,
c. elliott, f. savini.
ecological
agriculture club
Sitting: t. simpson, s. crane, d. Henderson,
p. leonard, g. burns, m. wind. Standing:
c. sutton. d. mason, m. Schneider, p. cur-
ran. baby*frank mason
equine club
Left To Right-Row 1: n. goodwin. e. erhing, b. colflesh, e. gallen, j. hewett, a. grosjean. Row 2: k. grabowski, d. petrovich,
d. limbach, m. bowersock, e. bouchard, b. perry. Row 3: f. hofsaess, s. morton, s. crane, i. neckritz, m. kovacs, p. hankes,
m. bruder, c. kelly, c. smith.
J,J, CI, future farmers of america
Ground: m. kloter, d. claycomb, a. habiak, s.
yingling. Middle Row: j. mccarthy, d. hcisey, c.
elliott. Top Row: c. dunlon, r. gardner, g. gross,
bryan leh vp, 1. berry pres, r. pulveski
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jtd florists transworld delivery - student chapter
Front Kneeling: v. butera, b. thompson, d. hunsicker. Back Kneeling: t. jakubczyk, d. perry, d. levitsky pres. Standing Row 1:
c. buchanan, k. lazgin, f. grau, k. frey, d. unger, m. downing, b. conway, d. baun, b. tichy, k. faherty, j. sherry. Standing
Row 2: c. hirt, v. frey, d. davis, b. dobbs.
food industry club
Ground: j. Ventura, r. ruch, d. long, j. andrus, m. castro, 1. krauss. Row 2:
j. russo, t. daniels, p. butala, j. comell, n. ziolkowski, b. michener, g.
lacava, t. hemritzy, k. greenberg, m. chranowski, m. tyzinski pres, d.
pirrung.
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the horticulture club
Front Of Wall, Left To Right: 1. bernard, t. sawicky, d. grant, m. Schneider, t. simpson, g. simon, g. snyder, j. miale. On
Wall: b. cashin, k. frey, j. whitehead. Row 3: p. briar, c. hallar, w. morgan, 1. berry. Row 4: b. beaver vp, g. rence, t. sell,
d. Johnson pres, j. puglisi.
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the photography club
marian kloter and glen michelak, v. p. and pres.
circle k club
joe iasello, doug graham, nancy ziolkowski, don levitsky
Greenhouse 2
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horticulture
club
Left To Right, Rc5w 1: w. plummer, k. kutchey, s. skoin, Row 2: 1. whippie, 1. young, r. vanarsdale, m. wilson, d. becker.
Row 3: a. vanvlack, t. jakubczyk vp, m. beach, d. baun, b. shulson, m. ridge, a. koppe, w. bishop, r. keifner. Row 4: s. stys,
s. makrancy. Row 5 (Standing): s. peechatka, r. vetanovetz, f. zaminski, v. butera, d. himsicker pres, c. hirt, brian, c. fried-
rich, d. levitsky, d. gillen, d. perry, k. frey, v. naylor, p. mccuUough, s. miller, k. faherty, b. tichy, b. dobbs, unknown, d.
davis, c. buchanan, v. frey.
club rap
Kneeling: g. kittles, k. mitchell, m.
landers. Standing: c. goolsby, a.
holmes, f. gittens vp, w. Stanley, e.
preston pres, 1. fennell, e. oir, s.
Washington. Tree: r. suber, t. Wil-
liams, b. Conner
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Front: i. neckritz. Kneeling; b. woolerton, d. Campbell, d. russel. Standing: j. ma-
loney, c. weinstock
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the railroad club
officers: lewis bamard, paul barrett, bill cashin, chris mccarron
Left To Right, Row 1: f. tourville, k. bumley vp, 1.
bamard. Row 2: b. cashin pres, r. cox, p. barrett
the tropical fish club
Front: k. dunning. Row 1: m. kloter, k. bergen, b. hourowitz, k. rice. Row 2: r. fulton,
d. gillen, j. melograna, a. vanvlack. Row 3: d. Campbell, 1. perea, 1. krauss, m. schnatz
pres, j. maloney, t. steinbeiser, m. pence.
the ski club
Left To Right: s. silberstein, 1.
rickert, c. smith, r. pelkofsky
varsity club
Row 1: t. snell, j. fretz, b. tichy, unknown, k. deitrick, e. eisenhart. Row 2:
k. richenbach, s. smith, ra. konoza, j. kazarnowicz. Row 3; j. rodenbaugh, j.
lewis, d. pastucha, j. mcshea.
the Sigma society
LToR: k. orbaker, g. king, 1. hagerman, e. preston vp, b. thompson, k. kloter, c. metzgar, k. vanaulen, d. unger, d. kupiec,
j. botti, s. shaner pres.
the gleaner
lydia berry, glen sharko, allison rank
Left To Right, Row 1: d. primrose, d. clapp, r. szary, b. disanto, b. siroka. Row 2: j. appleton bus. mngr, s. staub, r. emenzy,
j. matulaitis,'w. plummer, m. zoUo, p. northrop mngr, a. puskas, m. muir program dir.
student government
ice inter elub eouneil
Left To Right, Row 1: d. Johnson, d. levitsky, 1. berry, 1. Whipple. Row 2: m. cook, m. mawson, d. limbach, k. borgen, j.
whitehead, g. michelak.
a- day eommittee
Back To Front, Left Row: b. bleicher, j. meyers, r. mc-
carter, m. beach, m. yockobishen, sec/treas, n. good-
win, d. primrose, c. grube. Right Row: a. karcher, g.
Schubert, d. limbach, j. whitehead, s. chirrup chrmn,
m. muir co chrmn, m. taruUi operations, r. lazarus, k.
grabowski.
Delaware Valley
College Ubraat
yearbook?
sonia shaner-co-editor
bev tishy-co-editor
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jim spindler-advertising ed.
layouts -marion fulton
missing-lee tarr
jeff singletary
photography staff: todd sailor, glenn sharko, bev tichy (ed. ),
pete lawton
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i would like to take this opportunity to apologize for any mis-
takes, deletions, mispellings, or whatever that may have occured
in this book, it is extremely difficult to produce a 244 page year-
book with no mistakes when you have a staff of 4. thank-you jim,
lee, and jeff ,
i think i should point out that if the cornucopia continues to re-
ceive this amount of attention every year, in the future, you just
may not have a yearbook.
coffee houses
galore
music for all
blood donations
guest lecturers
linus - robert karcher
Charlie brown - steve skoin
patty - mary corrao
schroeder - greg stoner
snoopy - greg burns
lucy - sonia shaner
our town
stage manager
dr. gibbs
joe crowell
howie newsome
mrs. gibbs
mrs. webb
george gibbs
rebecca gibbs
wally webb
emily webb
prof, willard
mr. webb
people
Simon stimson
mrs. soames
constable warren
si crowell
sam craig
joe Stoddard
the dead
sharron blistan
John appleton
Steve skoien
John melograna
denise Hitchcock
lynn mazzei
gary Schneider
Stephanie schucher
joe miale
nancy bailer
ken sansone
pat mcinemey
Carole kasper
mary mawson
tony zotti
terry lutz
patty wohlferth
ken sansone
Steve skoien
tony zotti
ken sansone
margie dark
denise Hitchcock
Carole kasper
terry lutz
mary mawson
joe miale
patty wohlferth
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halloween
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parents
children
students
hay rides
peanut plants
pigs
chicken barbeque
retreat
greased pole
canoes
bees
lectures
tree walks
pony rides
flower show
horses
sheep
cows
chem & bio experiments
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the planned
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and the unplanned
on Saturday, nov. 20, 1976, a fire
broke out in ubnan hall, it was the
second fire at the college that year: a
hay bam had burned down during the
summer.
over 150 fireman from five fire
companies battled the blaze for over
two hours to gain control, the fire be-
gan in the area between the ceiling over
the third floor and the roof, and snaked
along the length of the roof's eaves, for
those of us who watched it get progres-
sively worse, it was an unbelievable
and disastrous spectacle.
those students housed on the first
two floors returned to their rooms af-
ter thanksgiving recess, the third
floor students weathered the remain-
der of the semester in the gymnasium
locker rooms, barracks style.
although many people lost their be-
longings, no one was hurt, i think the
student body became closer during and
after the fire, it could have been any
dorm, so we all pulled through it to-
gether, what are friends for?
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juniors
Left To Right - Row 1: wenda morgan, steve makrancy, karen klein, Steve
miller, rusty kerstetter, mike mercure Row 2: brian leh, archie karcher,
judy katz, albert koppe, pauUne risser. Row 3: wait kozak, karen levy, donna
Campbell, torn jakubczyk. Row 4: don mullen, lance lipton, jamie sharp,
peter Jennings, bob dobbs
Left To Right - Row 1: clyde hirt, kermeth greenburg, deloris heisey, john dolch. Row 2: george futterknecht, marion fulton,
russell fulton, dan gillen, kathy faherty. Row 3: rich gardner, jerry fleck.
Left To Right - Row 1: ed taczanowsky,
bev tichy. Row 2: pete zakanycz, larry
Whipple, mike bruce, beth Stephens,
cheryl waiting .
junior class officers: Front-liane baily, rep. to hse. of social
act. Row 1: vincenzo butera, pres. , greg Johnson, vp. Row 2:
richard lazarus, adv., judy carkhuff, sec, larry whippie,
treas. , marion fulton, rep. to hse of conduct
Left To Right - Row 1: frank savini, glen
rence, marion klotter, sherry peechatka,
torn murphy. Row 2: richard rhodes, tim
robbins, bob schultz, tim sell, doug
nemeth
Left To Right - Bottom Step: mark beach. Row 1: vince butera, ray bryson, judy carkhuff, dan digenova, dan clapp. Row 2:
denise baun, liane baily, brad bowman. Standing: jeff belke, dave anderson, bill disanto, mide brady.
sophomores
sophomore class officers - Left To Right; cindy buchanan, rep. to hse. of social act. , armette
kapp, pres. , janet botti, treas. , kyle kemp, rep. to hse, of social act.
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Left To Right - Kneeling: janet botti, bill cashin. Standing: greg bums, connie bish, cindy buchanan, sandy bennett, john citrone.
On Wall: dave Campbell, pam berardi, glenn sharko, annette capp, mike czachor.
f^^^^w^mm^'
Left To Right - Front Row: dave russell, tracy rimkel, mike ridge. Back Row:
donna ray, vince maisano, mark prime.
Left To Right - Kneeling:
terry spinosa, jerry sutton,
Steve silberstien, bill troxell,
Standing: donna unger,
barbara ungemian, connie
smith, diane scott, jean
van nuys. On Wall: james
solomito, michael szmodis,
jim spindler, steve yingling.
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Left To Right - Sitting: paula healey, kyle kemp. Standing: sue harvey, deb kupiec,
Valerie hayes, carol hippie, kirk lammey.
Left To Right - Front: scott geller, bruce dugan, james demille, robert godbout. Back: karen frey, carol grube, roberta emerizy,
eileen flynn, cindy dunton.
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freshman
Freshmen class officers - Left To Right - Sitting: vince destefano, rep. to hse.
conduct, lynn hagerman, vp, gary scott, pres. Kneeling: linda budrewicz,
rep. to hse. of social act., patti mccullough, sec.
Left To Right - Row 1: margaret mcginnis, Stewart kessler, todd grove, margaret hankes, diane hartzell, chiis hartzler, mary
coleman. Row 2: chuck friedrich, chris ivaniski, dorian grim, johanna geiger, barb gobus, mary gunn, diane leahy. Row 3:
John fedorosko, wendy gehman, lynn hagerman, Vincent destefano, torn king.
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Left To Right - Front: russell sutton, bill shinn. Row 1 (Sitting): jim sheaffer, mike snyder, joe smokonich, frank troelstra, rich
spinelli. Row 2 (Sitting): marian verrastro, joe Ventura, joan vandyk, eileen wolck. Standing: doug pfeiffer, glerm skidmore,
tim steinbeiser, bill showers, brian horowitz, bob strand, neil weinstein, philip wisser, tyler smith, torn suszka, keith thompson,
mark skelding.
Left To Right - Row 1: marian payer, rich pelkofsky, pat reese, bob root, robin ruch, carol metgar, dave pratt, bev olson, Row
2: barb petty, lesUe rikert, greg royer, linda peterman, louise Sanders. Row 3: nick porzio, garry raff, jim quarella, gerard
rennekamp, gordon phillips, gary pusillo.
Left To Right - Sitting: chris scalfo, barb schultz, irma neckritz, jeff meyers, terry nevill, robin moyer, cynthia kopf, helene mul-
len. Standing: frances /amiskie, luann pasternak, charles pruitt, jeff novak, pat mcclullough, grace krogman.
Left To Right - Row 1: ron haraka, pete shiner.
Row 2: neil Cleveland, John bradley, scott birch.
Row 3: mark alexander, chris arts, pete clipp.
Row 4: j. Campbell, norm foran. Row 5: joe lelli,
andrew conley, fred bromm.
Left To Right - Row 1: alan weiner, john wagner, fred wojtowicz, wendy bishop, mike
retistle, deb verhovshek. Row 2: bill wintermute, mark halchak, tim kelly, lori high-
ley.
John Cole
Left To Right - Row 1 : robert kim-
mey, rich kiefner, robert kunkel.
Row 2: wendy higgins, marie
kovacx, Stacy kerstetter, Catherine
king.
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MIMCUS ASCOMYCrTF
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ronald e. Johnson
senior class advisor
f^dear members of the class of 1977:
your undergraduate years at delaware valley college have come to a close and i hope that at
some point during your stay here you have asked yourself the question, "what good is a college
education?" you can pick up newspapers and magazines and regularly read articles, complete
with facts and figures, stating that four years of college are no longer worth the time, perhaps,
in a society that increasingly measures all parameters in dollars and cents, these authors feel
this is true, but what they fail to see or deliberately overlook, is one of the primary benefits,
aside from accumulated technical knowledge, of the college experience, it is best summed up
by two philosophers whose ideas i should like to paraphrase, these ideas are to know the truth
(and it shall make you wise) and to know yourseK.
it is during these four years that you have the opportunity, not readily available to those who
miss the college experience, to examine yourself, what you can and cannot do and how you re-
late to others, this is done in an environment where you are not heavily penalized in the process,
you learn how to look for and recognize the truth in a world of increasingly complex contra-
dictions, you should be leaving here with confidence in yourself and your beliefs, this, i feel,
is one of the most important aspects of a college education.
as you enter what is facetiously called the real world, it is my hope that this confidence
leaves with you. not so you can join a silent majority , suffering wrongs and injustices,
fearing to speak out because of what others may think, but rather to become part of a vocal
majority, speaking out with confidence for what you believe in (for to remain silent in the face
of injustice is to be guilty of perpetuating that injustice) and taking an active part in improving
the processes and conditions which govern your lives, to this end i wish you Godspeed and
good luck.
f j>
' ^^ with best wishes for a peaceful
and prosperous future.
nciMJcci C K^c'Lyv'x
ronald e. Johnson
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agronomy
Julian prundeanu
to the 1977 agronomy class
on behalf of the agronomy faculty i wish to extend to everyone of
you the most sincere congratualtions to your graduation.
for the last four years you have been sharing with each other a
learning experience which included taking mostly the same courses,
going to the same classes (some more often than others), having the
same instructors, as as sharing the social and extraciuricular activities
on the college campus.
from now on each of you will go his or her own way. some of you
will continue your formal education at the graduate level, some of
you will be working on golf courses, some will return to farming
while others will seek positions in teaching, or agrobusiness, or with
the government, no matter what a career each of you will be enter-
ing, all of you will have in common the educational background you
received as an agronomy major at delaware valley college which,
we think, is second to none, thus, you will be joining other hundreds
of our graduates who have responsible positions in agriculture and its
related fields and who literally are taking over the commonwealth
and some of the neighbouring states.
we are looking lorwara to your professional success and to your
maintaining the closest ties with your alma mater.
best wishes and good luck !
Julian prundeanu
William paDcovics
jimmy kemmerer
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boyd ghering
sieven alger
edward barbano jr.
ingrid a. brunner
kernsie--b-l pcnn hall-cin-
dcrella- -student affairs- -freshman
all mghters--sexy and mature--
what a hearthrob--goldman 214 —
dead head--the dairy and the ag-
ronomy club- -partying- -going to
the skyline with the "guys"--being
a farmer--all those special times
shared with cathy, debbie, mimi,
maryann and d. kramer--special
thanks to mom G dad.
Steven p. chirip
thanks to mom and dad. sam-
uel-stud, chink, raschen, griggs,
kern, fatboy fran, and my polish
buddy stawovy- -agronomy men
ike, mike the hulk and kratz--
water battles, derelicts- -thanks to
marlene, marlene, mark, mike
and dr. lazarus for all the help
with a-day--a very special thanks
to pam; she made everything
great.
Charles a, geyer
mr. chucka--2nd floor har-
ness— shots and beers at the bott-
om--"showtinie"--my roommate
eats popcorn for breakfast, 11
quarts of oil- -chuck, i lunched
it — volleyball 76-77--can't wait
until may--tim, i hope you ful-
fill all your goals — thxirsday night
parties- -let's go to newton sq. --
rosemary ! ! best of luck John,
hope you and kathy have a wonder-
ful life together — all my love to
mom and dad for making it all
possible — thanks--that's basically
it!
denise marie hitchcock
to my parents. . . .
rudolph (chip) kern
i. a.ij. — pelt hunters — smoke
bombs to new dorm for christmas-
4/6/76-utah boys--c, d and gink-
gos— "big duck" --p. p. pelt--
keeping one step ahead off detec-
tives sitarsky ans tasker — pi4-2200-
bottle rockets with quaz and lip--
e. m. o. defense --Samuel hall
partying with ness, barbella and
pezza--ed's for rings--"the prune
wants to see you"--petey, stawvoy,
leery, Jensen and the boys- -thanks
hopps, ness, xmcle joe and mom
for putting up with everything.
carl kogel
thank you doc--never a dull
moment with mark, paul G donna
— goldman I, 11, 111, IV — F-troop —
thank you very much mom & dad.
ingrid a. brunner
Steven p. chirip
denise marie hitchcock
iTidolph kern
lloyd kinzel
michael konoza
best of luck to the 1977 aggie
football team and coach wilson,
hardy, achuff, nutsy, enjaychuck
C drumgold--to the agronomy boys
stavov, kratzy, chirip, the hulk
and chip, remember the good
times, to tom, ike, "puppy", and
Yets, thanks for the memories —
thank you mom and dad and Ceci-
lia for making this all possible,
but most of all thank-you Hoi, for
your never ending love and support
which made it all worthwhile.
michael g. kratz
thanks to mom and dad who
made possible — studies — cramm-
ing— heaven hill — fuller--the
prune--it was a terrific experience-
-thanks again, all my love to patti
mark e. kuenzi
thanks to mom and dad for all
they've done- -praise to God for all
He's done — thanks to Him for dear
christian friends as bob, norm. £
roger, C other dear friends as well
--"for the preaching of the cross
is to them that perish foolishness;
but unto us which are saved it is
the power of God"(I Corinthians
1:18)
John lashier
thanks mom and dad
tom roeschen
from algae to zoospore and
everything in between in 4 short
years-3 years of Saturday classes
and at last i'm 4/4ths of a college
graduate- -It's not dirt, it's soil--
special thanks to my parents for
all their help.
timothy j. stawovy
woifsohn hall destroyed fresh-
man year--samuel hall II--to all
the people that made this place
livable- -'soup' — e. m. o. --pelt
hunters — dog soldiers- -he's big,
he's bad, he's shane--lenix heal-
"it's the school's policy" — dan,
chip, rich, John, andy, uncle joe,
eric, carol "we'll meet again
someday" and a very special thank
you for my parents for giving me
this opporttmity.
michael konoza
John lashier
carl kogel
h. thomas woller
michael g. kratz
mark e. kuenzi
h, tliomas woller
"wallaby" --loose- -redneck —
memories include soil judging and
two yeas out in the mid-west
wheat whacking--quick, easy,
crazy carl, spaceman, jumble,
cash, bwana, bolt, wolfman, wei-
sel, mockernut, dan, rose and all
the nuns- -brewers- -who does that
laugh in the shower? — wiesel sea-
son is open! — did he jump out the
second story window ?--qucik, let
me in yovir room! --he died with
his boots on again — he's going
home again?--top survey map —
back to the rack — b. s. , m. s. ,
p. h. d. --dr. polk, dr. prun, and
j.k. — special thanks to mom and
dad for their help and tmderstand-
ing.
thomas roeschen
timothy j. stawovy
animal
husbandry
frederick hofsaess
to the animal husbandry class of 1977:
on behalf of the animal husbandry faculty i congratulate each of you upon
completion of your undergraduate studies,
for many of you the b. s. degree will mark the end of your formal educa-
tion and you will enter the livestock industry in some capacity, for others,
your degree will serve as a stepping stone for advanced degrees, regardless of
the direction you choose, you will face many challenges requiring you to
draw upon the knowledge and skills which you have obtained during the past
four years. \ise the education which you have obtained, but also accept the
responsibility to improve the efficiency of animal agriculture.
from all of us in the a. h. department, good luck and best wishes for a
successful and happy future.
f. hofsaess
V
mary lou bowersock
eve breitung
mark choper
barbara jane colflesh
karen cook
laura didonato
mary lou bowersock
going home on weekends —
sledding by the greenhouse — pizza —
a-day 74, 76--christmas vacation
75--the miracle of birth-home-
coming 76--laura and her guitar--
equine club--the bobsey twins--
inter-collegiate horse shows, ne-
ver close by--the four musketeers-
b &b — 6 a.m. working at farm
#3-No i am not nuts — warning,
never change majors your second
year — 3 classes scheduled at the
same time — alternating classes,
still 27 credits to go — i'm getting
out of here on time--mica in the
heater--good friends — fines--
cheryl, a #1 roommate — and to
my parents, brother and sister
without whom i could not have
made it these four years, thank
you.
barbara jane colflesh
commuting every day- -snow
by the railroad tracks — walks th-
rough orchard- -segal hall. . . seven
dwarf s-4 musketerettes — long days
in the library- -touche and dtmi
dum--lippy and hardy — intercoll-
egiate horse shows — west point —
i want to thank my wonderful pa-
rents and tante for making these
fovir years possible and by helping
me through the tough spot, each
year added a little to my life,
now i take this experience and say
hello to a new era in my life.
laura didonato
thanks dad and mom.
donaid m. duchai
surfin-ge city 7S — one desert!
--farm 3 and good times — it's on-
ly me mrs. gulick — jo' cornfield-
r. a. - bobbies babies and the gang-
rocky-raccoon--parties and the
shore--colleen and telephones--
finding the banquet band--the ol
ham sale — noofy — meester, how's
dem chickens? — don, can you
find someone to work for me?--
the pit-jeff, good luck it's all
yours — many thanks to dr. pelle
for giving me the confidence i
needed, a very sincere thank you
to colleen, mom, and my bro-
thers and sisters for believing i
could do it. and c & d busher for
getting me started, kitchen crew,
sonia, gary and his stereo- -holi-
day housesitting.
Catherine federico
so many good times & friends;
ingrid G kern, mimi, maryann,
deb, jerry — b3 peim hall--lake
federico- -what a man!--blit2ed--
boobie baby — memories of living
with d. long for 4 short years! —
the mill — Sbdvd -party — s. a. 1.
and trips with the judging team —
the hay ride--happiness with my
special buddies, debbie, gary,
rich, and rog--with love to mom
dad, mary and the crew.
tedd Jeffrey felming
all the battles and the haunted
bouse in Samuel t.
donald m. duchai
Catherine federico
tedd Jeffrey fleming
^SSHB!!vW8!S^5!'S^i5!v
donna b. foley
pual--sept. 14--"for YOUl"--
ll/ll--with dan G don — beep —
fidget- -sutbby feet--falling off a
log- -old love, new love- -the pits-
nanc: sharing clothes, laughs,
sighs, and four comfortable years-
"diamond girl"--rnniboullet sheep
in the shower- -four musical years
with nirs. roberts — appendages--
rolling ribs — playing dairy — doc G
all tlie cc boys- -pompano beach
'75- -no flow! — crazy aunt marge
— Stoney, lorna doone, edith, mor-
gan--wafne stompers, ann arbor,
canon ftb's, dunkin donuts galore--
gare--a-day queen--where's my
keys--for pets's sake--pheasant
fever: bird dog--bic pens--henkel/
meyer — the fearsome foursome:
skiing, fishing, hunting, ice-
creaming- -caveman kogel(the
bear)--werk-heiser and faithful
olav- -thanks for the home support,
folks--good luck friends--and
paul 5/28/77
joan hewett
thanks to my family who knew
deep down i would make it all the
way through, many thanks to dan
who made sure i finished the last
two years, never forget all of my
great friends, judy, nancy; nancy
and the mGm's--farm Wi — prin-
cess, flash — hey boss, if i work, . .
judging? reasons? more mGm's
quick--lady, you spend too much.
bonnibelle fuchs
l.b. the mxmchkin--yoal,
betsy — jaw and barnyard--pipel-
ing and peanut butter — flex's
drive-in;w. 1. , bogy, lefty and
postie in new hampshire — our pos-
ter for micro--out a site with de-
generate— poetry days — thanks
jude: you're silly--thanks mom
and dad.
donna beih lulcv
bonnibelle fuchs
John hayes
nancy lyn henkel
^
"*i^i^T^._._^
eileen m. gallen
four musketeers- -Segal hall--
equestxian team and west point- -
my successful showing career on
a day — touche (thanks for con-
verting me to english) — livestock
judging team--the minibus--har-
risburg to all my friends and tea-
chers, you've helped me more
than you could realize, thank you.
norman c. giel
the bud's- -count '73 '--birth-
day prize--r. r. — cliff--bamess
and 300 people — h. v. and murph-
s. c. chem lab efficiency team —
monday at 7:00- -harness 218- -
friday nite case — dairy beef — mr.
m — don's "prize" — spud & ham--
skiing--florida 76-dee dee-shots
and beers — 3 man room — cooke
106 --r. a. --the jeep Wednesday
night cards--junior prom--a. h.
tech I — dairy tech 3:30 a. m. —
'love is blind' --fannhouse--the
fish — thanks to parents & sisters
and last but not least april.
John hayes
mr. chitlins--the rifleman —
ulman III — class picnics — ulman's
orphans — the goose and nils — buck
brothers--the yellow bear--friends
i have come to know and thanks
to mom.
nancy lyn henkel
a.h. class Of 73--c.d.t. --
iowa — bowman's tower--streakers-
grease mixers — legs-thanks howie-
rah — the stump — rambouillet sh-
eep in the shower — pompano
beach--cooke hall G 210--rockin
roy's disco- -venison steaks G mush-
rooms— dance marathon- -gottfried
--udo G monika — summer of 76
at dvc--rossies are after the mad
moosehairs again — padre--mena
G mateus--r. a. reports- -r. a. e. c.
and hixon--babysitting, horseshat
and more, bleeding sheep with
krug — laura G pets — cooke hall
76 — hewett, mGm's and farm 3 —
oktoberfect? — mr. G mrs. g and
piggies — laaadee — unforgetable
a.h. class of '77 -donna, fashion
coordinator, nite owl, lost keys,
mixmchies, greatest roommate--
dec. 18: henkel G meyer- -thank
the Lord for getting me through
and the loving support from mom,
dad, kathy, jody, g-parents and
didies.
howard r. hoffman jr.
mom and dad who i owe so
much — Janet — babe — in that or-
der— pres. with the 'mister' --
himip, what htmip — samuel t —
nancy--c. c. and c. f . bullrider —
parties — you're a jerk--b G bwhat
a pain in tlie--vet school? 3 stoo-
ges theodore, Italian stallion G ?
it's all over — my roommate and
his problem — he'll pass--and again
thanks to mom and dad with love !
joan hewett
howard r. hoffman jr.
tliomas William hubbard
John, do airplanes neC' wings
to taxi? football 18 straigh losses-
what happened nov 20 at 5 p.m.
C ended at 7 p. m. ? i'll gi e you a
hint, ulman's 3rd floor--p nny
wise pound foolish and rus; an rou-
lette fits dvc like a glove- -for
their maintenance dept and faci-
lities--lewis' quizzes- -shoe boxes
filled with unidentified bugs- -ap-
plied fire cracker — heads up in the
showers--business majors learned
to coimt to ten this week ! ralph's
naders raiders--what after shave--
thanks for the following people for
finally allowing me to say that
i'm truly finished with taking
notes, >vTiting, typing reports,
studying, and having to struggle
with tliose exams--barbar3, gerry,
emmett, mike, jim, John, lewis,
ken, reed, darwin, gary, fellow
a. h. students G profs — and of
course my parents, relatives, ken,
richard, betsy, dale, dean, and
amanda. thanks again.
John m. Jacob
work hall and captain andy--
wolfinger finish the lab i'm going
home — buds and pseudobods--
court, prize drives, hoags and
ralph — friday nights before genetics
lab--norm, coming to the picnic
this summer? cooke 106, 3-man
room — fla. '76, yea chuck is still
sleeping — the button shots and
beers--the coffin — junior prom--
a-day, cliuck will you take me
home now--what happened to
stuU over the summer, holy freak
--chuck, don't leave any tracks
on the rug-lambrusco and pino-
chile — well cathy these four years
went pretty fast, see you all on
July 23, 1977, i can't thank you
all enough, cathy, mom, dad and
mikey — thank-you Lord for my
sanity (no comemnts cathy)
roger b kramp
meester, you sink i'm here to
tell you the wrong sing to do? all
it takes to get a degree in a. h. is
"total recall" — j.p. mac, r. j. and
the boys, many good times, judg-
ing team, i should have gone to
purdue. hello hello dr. mangione.
cathy, what would i have done
without you, special thanks to dr.
h. and co and especially to m &
d for making it all possible.
gregory f. krug
goldman hall 3 yrs- -Schwartz's
bed — the all nighters — food high--
dance contest — bryan's wedding —
weekends at villanova — the cou-
gars-the judging team with the
drs. 1. 1. , duck, oats, fed in the
van--b. k. and the old mansion —
a-day and k. v. — discussions with
tacy? pine run farm --and bleeding
sheep-calf in the cougar — bone
prectical — campus for sale — Sam-
uel and farm house gang--red
noses — 151--good times with hal
and bryan- -special thanks from the
thomas wm. hubbai'd
John m. Jacob
i
roger b. kramp
gregory f. krug
dennis michael mcnabb
david mangione
4m- w
heart to mom and dad — who made
it all possible — also thanks to mr.
and mrs. lucas, lovie, mrs. owen,
tha tarlen fam. , and to my friends
who back me all the way esp. tc,
bd, td, re, kv, dg, ts, and nh.
dennis michael mcnabb
hey krug, wake up — judgin|
team and the trips — many thanks*
to mr. gilbert for all his work —
did you hear about the handful of
oats? want to thank my mom and
dad for all they have done for me.
special thanks to my wife, ellen,
who makes it all worthwhile.
david mangione
b G b — a-day — livestock jud-
ging team '76 — c. c. bullrider —
perdue imitation--disaster at ti-
monium — bust- -hello hello dr.
knamp- -Samuel 2nd- -haunted hall
--christn:ias--water fights--toot
toot- -vino --iesha — beward of the
og — root cellar- -nightly enter- :
tainment
audrey mather
parties and 'ralph' — learn as
though to live forever, live as
though to die tomorrow — dad —
notso — absence makes the heart
grow fonder — love is the great
asker— bobby-- 1/17/ 75-- nassau--
granny grunts — indian head — lori-
anne and a-day — jesse — you're the
greatest mom. thanks.
david r. miller
ingrid and me in the orchard
frosh orientation week--samuel
223--pool hall— buck a ball,
dime a pin — harness punch — the
buds and their trials — gwedd mercy
and their talent show — e. m. o. —
foulballs — bleeding sheep — selling
the school and mrs. work's garden-
-pelle & his fav topic and mary.
mary kay moscati
much love and thanks to mom
and dad, c-bird, hag and smitty.
audrey robin mather
david r. miller
mary kay moscati
mark c. muir
remember the class of '76.5 G cheers to the
class of 77.5;; student center- -pinochle
card game--the farmhouse a G b--football
cheers 59, 60 G 61--wapo and all the com-
muter jocks — William tell overture --bone
practical.
sonia shaner
ll-10-73--dek's for ever- -8 + roommates- -
finnies?those dreams — florida G nassau — S
extra days — m. a. — lizry G saddie — not so--
jessie — you're a very crabby person lucy--
otte, will you ever learn? harness girls are
the best-the pit and touche--not enough
hours in one day--seminar? mom, your
guidance through these past four years made
everything worthwhile--thanks dad for your
constant giving without asking and most of
all, all tihe kind words in the world would
not be enough to thank aunt lou, janice and
bud. i love you all more than i can show,
bud, this is just the beginning !
todd a sailor
tequila and black russian rye bread- -bees- -
greenhouse collection- -rocking chair- -sit
th' jit-super glue 3 --painting and fishing
with charlie--fire. stoned talks with the
nose.
kathryn smith
to my friends: "in the space that we share
there is love, in this love there is truth, in
this truth there is life, in this life that we
live, we are one. " thanks, joe with love
forever: sunrise, sun fall, time flies, love
conquers all. thanks and love too, dad,
mom and lun: and it was from my family
that i learned to observe the birds, the
animals and the trees, to all in '76, love,
peace, happiness.
m.--i
todd a. sailor
kathryn ellen smith
tacy a. smith
angelo pinto
sonia shaner
tacy smith
mom and dad, thanks for every-
thing
mark tanis
a 4 day, 19 hour schedule, there
is none better, at dvc, to the
profs you are not just a number,
but a person, liked and disliked
all at the same time, but they do
care, with the practical exper-
ience from home it helps to put it
all together and make what i have
learned here more valuable, ode
just to have 400 acres in western
Pennsylvania.
wayne tine
professors, parties, farmliouse,
segal hall derelicts, a-day and
stands at the football games with
the apple cider, and i'll never
forget. . . the night of nov. 20 when
my dorm took fire and we didn't
have marshmallows. the end of the
ulman II boys.
kathy wolfe
cooke 2--mrs. porter--penn hall
with dorm mom--penn gang--
dining hall--steakmaster--liberty
bell race track '75--may 8, 1975
--the beginning- -montana wo-
man, farm 3-homecoming float
'75--a-day 76--graduation '76--
backpackir^ and camping at tus-
carora--the truck then the vw--
summer of 76--gilbert's fair
weather farmers- -paul's truck and
what gas?-the inseparable trio,
and to all my family, friends who
made it all memorable, thanks!
but most of all to my very own
tree climber, baxry jay,
warren wylde
thanks to dad and mom for making
the last four years possible--too
many good times to mention, but
thanks to all those who helped me
through the rough times and who
were part of all the good times !
may we pelt hunters find our
elusive pelt- -happiness and peace
to my friends and classmates in
your future endeavors.
wayne a. tine
kathy i. wolfe
mark tanis
warren andrew wylde
biology
ellery f rench
when you came to delaware valley college four short years
ago, you came filled with enthusiam, interest, and a desire to
achieve certain goals, you now leave having accomplished a
major step on your road to success, we hope and trust that your
enthusiam will continue, that your ambitions will be fulfilled,
and that good fortune will be yours, we are proud of you. we
will miss you. we, the faculty of the biology department, wish
you well.
ellery w. french
Lionel adelson
robe It
berthold
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rosemary albert
"life is very short. . . the things
you put a lot of time into have
very little permanent worth, the
permanent things are matters of
the spirit and of the heart. "
kent alien brusstar
me! college! — truckin home
to work at the vet's--homecom-
ing '74-work II--friz2leboard,
parties, finals (blah) — bike hike
with gerb in the dead of winter —
the cliffs-movies, movies — the
pit, shut up mark — yo quant —
visits during the summer — my
freshman; felt my kazoo did
he! 7. 70 x 10^ and santa--best
wishes to gerb and p. z. — special
thanks to mom and dad, and to
marge. . for being there, and to
God.
frank brzozowski
jim, carl, joe, John, straight
bob, ken, andy, lois, linda jeff,
sam, John, holly, larry, barry,
Wayne, moran rej, deb, karen,
sahren, maino, patty, mac, bill,
John, davies, craig, perch, dar-
von, joe, old man, popeye,
migger, fearee, grant, jim, bob,
Steve, fran, mosha, rus, bert,
tygh, shell, merry, dawn, al,
jay, jr. , dave, ray, etc for all
the memories.
William a. davies
i wish to thank some people,
my friends called me 'buck', i'll
always remember going out with
the boys, those beautiful fast ones
on the ben franklin parkway, and
the first day out on the road by
the tracks with. . .
William gerberich
1st intercollegiate soccer sea-
son (4-2) and 4-0 shutout over al-
bright — a-day '75 & ekg's — the pit
and the qay it was — killer rabbit —
good luck to ken, paid, chris,
jeff, pat, bob, and werm. --late
night ride to d-town by bike--
many thanks to my mother and
Sharon for loving, caring and
understanding.
debra boretti
kent alien brusstar
rosemary albert
frank brzozowski
linda cytrynowicz
William davies
William gerberich
William 1. kliefoth
bert lampson
-y^l
robert hirst
"qucik" — #35--cooke II brew-
ers— b, loose, easy, bvvanna, bolt,
redneck cash, space man and all
the others--goldman I fubar: wolf-
man, weasel, jumble, rag man--
it's weasel season--he died with
his boots on again--lynii myers
and glenn fahnestock were really
good friends during my first 3
years-the worn path--most of all,
thanks to my parents for all their
patience, understanding and sacri-
fice - i love them both !
robert jones
home: cosmos, saturn ring #3,
04137 age: 21 profession: slacker,
destructor of dormitories, tumor
exhibitor hobbies: osmosis with
mugs of brew, eating, music,
sports, blastin to b G b's, outwit
Stan last accomplishment: pa.
grain deal, eyesight to the blind,
caught the same disease as lou G
mehl. official warning '76 quotes:
if i don't know it by now. fire
brew #2--i hear ya--millers and
whoppers — taking notes — profile:
can't turn a cold brew down- -sorry
champion- -cute — irresi stable,
sensitive, alcohol preferences:
pharmco grain, molson golden,
genesee a's, b's alcohol repulso:
utica club — national bohemian
serious love to mom and dad.
their sacrifices and inspiration
made it all possible, love to v. t, ,
r. r. , 1. h.
William 1. kliefoth jr.
thanks to the greatest parents
in the world for making my educa-
tion possible, and thanks to Susan
for her love, understanding, and
mike mcgarvey
thanks to mom and dad, donna
& jim, and the rest of the family-
love always to ginny (mousewell)-
i will always remember elson hall
and marshall law — the 't'--z's--
b's--inattTess fight- -merry- go-
round- -buffers & stuff ers- -basket- -
ball G volleyball — geting notes--
ed's — and last but not least the
summer of '76,
patrick mcinnerney
freshman year and all the diff-
erent people that went with it —
mellowing out sophomore year on
the third floor, God rest its soul
with K. r. and droopy timmy-j. d.
's little red friend and everybody's
friend- -that little green box that
wandered around this campus so
much — bozo — great battles — wat-
er and otherwise — heading south
with c. h. & b. g. — the pickled
egg ed and all the plays G players-
f. b. putting the a in a-day — all
my bio buddies j. m. , w. m. , s. s. ,
p. w., d.b,, good luck! the fire G
all its subsequent b. s. some great
lines-yea, but i do smell smoke,
or no beddard, i don't have your
ticket--o. k. at least 5 times — d. h.
and all the foxy things she's been
up to--hitting friendley's in the
rockmobile bus — sharing it with
patti, from here, who knows?
good luck wee willy, keep in tou-
ch— so long del val, write me
when you join the twentieth cen-
tury.
Christopher main
/
daniel james o'connell
tawny port, sascatchewaiui spe-
cial--fishing trips and blind dates-
with d. b. --hockey and b-ball with
the 'thugs' --panic with b. s. --
thanks to all the profs at d. v. c. -
a special thank you goes to mom
and dad for supporting me through
it all, thanks mom, thanks dad.
james ray
throughout the last four years
at del val i have experienced many
things, the fine education offered
was one, but the practical appli-
cation of learning to live and work
with a variety of personalities was
another, i'd like to thank jim
street, scott Strang, dan o'connell,
stef schucher, patty wohlferth, the
'superstudents and a host of others
who helped break up the monotony
when things got rough, i'd also like
to give special thanks to karen,
and to my mom & dad without
whom i would have never made it.
good luck to the class of '77. ps.
thanks to tony for the jacket--the
chalfont — eternal happiness to all
of them — corvettes are for sissies —
"lingi" unite
William j. schomp
cooke Il-b loose G quick — rag
man, i've gotta go home!--cash-
jumble — Where's the daks? it's
weasel season !--wolfman, are you
an aniazon yet? — f. u. b. a. r. —
bwaima, bolt, biuit--brillo pad-
playing with boxes at four in the
mormng--it's huffing time--l. c. -
70 will get you 6 7- -you owe me
five — brotherhood? — the 'z' — gold
wings! — o.r. & r. r. — special thanks
to mom & dad, i love them both.
William metzger
daniel james o'connell
robert pritz
james ray
William j. schomp
Stephanie schucher
kenneth shepley
barry siroka
robert smith
ken shepley
credits
fractured noisulli
recorded live at dvc bchveen 9/73
and 5/76--alI instruments G titles
performed by umfair--arranged by
soft determination--co-produced
by ma G pa--financial backing ma
G pa inc. --special effects: dev
uhstating- -equipment: chance
pure — engineer: with thanks G
deepest respect, admiration, and
awe to the engineer (he nos hoo he
iz!)- -sieve design: '77 yeebee
staff — special thanks to the "any
serious professionals here" ma, pa,
and friends
barry siroka
ugh! hello bert- -coffeehouses-
social actlvities--running around
like a chicken with his head cut
o£f--hey glenn want to do me a
favor?--dan, new dorm lounge —
panic — 3 years living in the pool
hall--goldman water fights with
quick, loose, easy, wolfman, and
weasel — torn t. after 4 years we
made it — many thanks to my
friends and special thanks and love
to my parents without whom i
couldn't have made it.
thomas w. troy
Jerome, dave, turk auralius,
derky, don, j. d. , john-boy, slez,
pickler, gore, work hall hotel
suite #114- a-day '76, keith m's
21st birthday, streading '75 — 2 a.
m. trips to the shrine- -rudie's
stud service — by chested snow war-
mer— pickled joker--red tape —
bareass — easter he's cut freshman
year — homecoming float '76--door
— miss a wave--dr. miller organ-
ization— dr. mulstay's and my com-
parable see-thru mustaches-yea! —
grape fruit — the fantastic four —
j G b, birthday shower--b. w. 's
abduction, r. a. 's hockey player —
harness executive club-special
thanks to my folks for making this
all possible -Susan
patricia 1. wohlferth
rood the crude dude and friend
fred — wapo — jan--hag and gang —
orion--il-marion-main-o--zona-
tion — summer of '76--alice p.
zeka, balzac, the root cellar, pat,
p.z. steff, Scott, pete--st. louis
11/76 — there's so much more to
come — no, i don't think i'd send
my son here, --earth to chris, bio-
logy, bagpipes in the cornfield —
'64 falcon--holiday house — ed
gavin — mom and dad, thankx.
thomas Strang
patricia 1. wohlferth
business
administration
george f . west
to the members of the class of 1977:
you are about to meet the challenge
for which your four years of business education
has prepared you. the combination of your ef-
forts and that of our faculty have brought you to
a level of achievement in which you should be
most proud, however, graduation is only a
beginning, not an end. now you must begin to
use the tools with which you have been equipped ,
your learning is far from over, learning on the
job, training programs, perhaps graduate
school and various other educational experiences
await, many changes in the future will affect the
course of your career, we of the business ad-
ministration faculty feel that you are prepared
to meet and at times, shape those changes.
good luck to you all.
george f. west
chrmn. business admin-
istration
michael simone
edward j . mccool
gerald handler
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James boaman
Stephen r. brennan
Stephen r. brennan
driving to school--pool hall--
the green rebel--silver coolde--
frank and the pin ball machines--
to the friends i made here at sch-
ool, rick, bobby, frank, wait and
bob, i wish them the best of luck
always. Special thanks to my par-
ents, mary jo, len and cin for all
the help they gave me.
mary ann burbella
special thanks to my parents,
penn hall-apple jacks- -new dorm
Il--orchard parties--the big party
--ski trips--all nighters--'the
pack'-- concerts- -wmmr--ingrid,
d, long, cathy, my beautiful
roommate--star route z--long-wah
— good times, bad times, and all
the rest — it's been real.
frederick r. clayton jr.
the silver cookie--franco and
pin ball — commuter basketball
team--the three stooges — monte
hall and robert lee ! --ocean city
at 'nite in venice'--how would you
like to go to florida? — trips to
fort lauderdale--hollywood dog
track & flagler — Saturday night
pool tournaments, special thanks
to all of my family for their help
in making my education possible.
Joseph r. diminni jr.
many thanks to my parents who
made it all possible--who's your
little friend? — oneness — george
the pyro — many, many good peo-
ple-a very surrealistic 4 year epi-
sode of my life- -too many all
nighters, so long nephew ! --thanks
to barbara for keeping me in real-
ity, big red sour smash bottle--
the fire escape-dvc picture show
each day.
james r. engle
jr. prom — my friend den and
his radio — special thanks to the
greatest mom and dad ever for
making it all possible and to my
beautiful fiancee debbie for giving
me the encouragement i needed to
make it through.
scott kingsbauer
memories of the 'phased out'
club--post-season blasts--monday
night football in John i's room--
oakland all the way--many thanks
to mom and dad for the love and
kindness they have shown to me.
special thanks to the biggest part
of my life lee anne, whose love
and understanding has made my
life something special.
michael anthony landers
thanks to fitz and gene and the
other people of rap. good luck to
the freshmen, thanks and love to
that special family in d'town that
meant so much to me. i love you
mom and dad. thanks for every-
thing.
frederick r. clatton jr.
Joseph r. diminni jr.
mary ann burbella
james r. engle
dermis holt
scott kingsbauer
michael landers
mark h. pierce
franklin 1. pursell jr
BatpninHa
thomas e. newell
robert a. miller
huff 'n' stuff — kegs — pent-
house has class-hilton--student
store — grain on brain — penthouse
burns- -weightroom motel — this is
animal-penthouse is back, better
than ever-karate on the knee-psu —
nassau--i would like to thank the
best parents in the world, who
made the greatest years of my life
all possible by their understanding,
by their beliefs, happiness and esp-
cially their love and devotion to
their family, dad, even though
you aren't alive to see your wish
come true, graduation, i know you
will guide me to success, morn,
with God and dad as our guides,
success is the only beginning, bill,
carol, barry, helen, we've got the
greatest family possible and noth-
ing will ever part our love for each
other, special thanks to the many
friends who helped through good
and hard times at dvc.
thomas e newell
after 5 years let me out of
here, the frat (brotherhood) where
would i be, and how would i have
gotten through craziness without
it. the greatest bunch of guys i've
ever met. -work I parties-sleeping
in cook hall lounge — is he dead —
the penthouse c-1 — a-day 74 —
cook 105- -so this is doylestown, -
tigger--the farmhse-the friends,
experiences, good times and bad.
it was a great experience, but let's
not do it again--to joe and carol
thanks--and a special thanks to
mom and dad, i love you more
than you could realize.
robert nicholson
robert nicholson
a very special tiiank you to my
parents, the greatest mom and dad
in the world — a big kissey-face-
huggy-bear for zaida — m'm m'm
good ! a super job from my florida
lady ! really hate to think what it
would have been like without z. t.
— long distance phone calls — doing
it all-phase out — post season blast--
farm house — 6/11/76 — bnzt — mia-
mi — 60'6" — ragging it-ear to ear —
parrrrrrrty- -football what a bum-
mer— #11- -white shoes — the bea-
ch.
mark h. pierce
special thanks to my parents
who have made it possible for my
success, thanks to all my friends
and to all the others that i have
met during my 4 years at dvc.
each one has provided me with
both a unique and memorable ex-
perience that will enable me to
get a clear idea of what 'mankind'
really means, thanks to all the
memories that the "sound of the
grandfather clock" bong! has pro-
vided me and my friends with,
good luck to all of my friends and
classmates in the future, may life
and partying continue to last for-
ever,
franklin 1. pursell jr.
3 fantastic years--great friends-
good instructors- -and pinochle
(marie)
michael j. rinaldi
thanks to mom and dad whose
love and understanding made it
possible, jj, will we ever grow up?
John e. rodenbaugh
thanks mom and dad — special
thanks to kathy — basketball —
gaz — poncho — the t gang--pomes-
1—nghorns- -Softball- -work hall--
any good times — the moles —
f.s.
John rodenbaugh
wait rybas
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thomas e. smith
friends, friends and more fr-
iends— ulman II--samuel t — great
parties, great times — the farm
house and the skyline and then the
working mans pub--many great
memories — a special thanks to
mom and dad who made it all po-
ssible.
Wayne tucker
thanks to mom for without her
it wouldn't have been too imposs-
ible, to club rap, 'do that'--a
good-bye to the business depart-
ment.
robert charles vansciver
franco--ths silver coolie--
monty hall--the three stooges--
intramural basketball — ocean city,
night in Venice --florida trip--
pool tournaments — band concerts —
triiunph — special thanks to mom
and dad and to the others of my
family.
mark wagner
study, whats that we're in,
business?--work hall keg parties--
streaking--guy — moravian, yuch--
penthouse — the blaze — locker room
--this is animal --penthouse revi-
val, better than ever — ample
workers--k. s. c, psu - let's go!-
farmhouse--set em up--charlie's-
student store, gerry's bargain
basement--lance romance — great
times with super friends bob and
shutty--keep in touch — herb —
bowling — renoppnassau- -carol ?--
her loss — d. d. — vinnie, the ital-
ian stallion--bolt home--thanks
mom and dad, you made it all
possible.
Clifford weinstock
thanks mom and dad--the
buds--bad loads--12 poimds plus--
work hall parties.
torn weisel
arch — Charlie's brothers — ski
club trips especially jay peak —
57 Willys — what, we can't go to
schaeffer brewery?--sailing on
lake galena--tower of power--
must thank my parents for the sup-
port and encouragement they off-
ered, thanks. Stephanie lets go for
a ride on my bike, best of luck to
my fellow classmates-granny
grunts 75.
daniel charles whittaker
many thanks-dad — thanks ag-
ain dad — thank you joany for pa-
tience.
george schmidt
thomas smith
robert soloduk
wayne tucker
robert charles vansciver
mark wagner
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daniel charles whittaker
chemistry
lobert orr
to the chemistry
class of 1977:
graduation is a time to recall the past, to enjoy the present, and to think about the
future, your past four years have been spent in preparation for a career in the chemical
profession, you have worked hard and are to be congratulated.
may your future be filled with success and happiness, and may it provide many op-
portxmities for you to use your talents in building a better tomorrow for everyone.
the chemistry faculty and i are proud to. have been a part of your life at delaware
valley and hope that you visit us frequently and share your new experiences with us.
on behalf of the chemistry department and the entire faculty, i wish you well,
robert orr.
richard lugar
Joseph stenson
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Jesse elson
michael garrett
robin m. ash
carole lancaster
robin m. ash
"friends i will remember
you. . " special thanks to mom C
dad for their patience and confi-
dence.
Carole lancaster
thank you mon G dad & margie
marlene yockobishen
much love to mom and dad
for helping to make this all poss-
ible and for understanding during
.the rough times, thank-you rick
for your encouragement.
karl strohmaier
marlene yockobishen
dairy husbandry
John pliunmer
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the time has come to bid farewell to you- the class of 1977. we watch you go with great anticipation, but
also with the realization that the road ahead may not always be an easy one to travel, we have all come to real-
ize that there is a very real evergy shortage, without students like you, there could easily be a shortage of edu-
cated young dairymen prepared to move dairying into the future, we challenge you to accept the responsibility
which is yours, and to never be content with things as they are. .but to always strive to improve them.
John plummer
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James
mccaffree
danicl patrick beadling
trucking west- -rabbit stew in
wolfsohn hall--working at joe's--
3 digit phone bills — Susan's letters-
special thanks to everyone who
helped me through the four years,
especially all my family and
friends, mr. G mrs. ingerman for
their generosity, and susan for her
perseverence, understanding and
Icve.
april lynn grosjean
penn c-l--ever see the star in
a cow's teat? dairy trip to canada-
udder guys '76 — summer '75 and
ground hogs--the marathon dance
176 and summer '76--norm — th-
anks to everyone especially mom
and dad. senior year? !* ! ! the gull
sees farthest who flies highest.
march to your own drum, you have
the freedom to be yourself your
true self. . . nothing can stand in
your way!
kirk a. hillegass
special thanks to dad G mom,
and best wishes to all my friends
who helped make these past few
years more enjoyable.
nancy houseknecht
i wish to thank mom and dad
and all those who made these the
best four years.
paul mecouch
time for the pig roast — the
great white hvmter-member of mid
night supply — farm house nights-
anyone see haunch — bad memor-
ies at joe's — good times at the
apartment- -thanks go to my fam-
ily for their support, and my wife
for the sacrifices she made.
daniel patrick beadling
kirk a. hillegass
nancy houseknecht
richard lutz
paul mecouch jr.
James miele
david pi r rung
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John s. shirey jr.
John s. shirey jr.
"get it down so the calves can
eat it! " what keg? apple battle —
"everyone is down in my room"
--and a neater tail setting- -"buds"
--what a bunch of trophies! - at
the apartment — "hey torn, let's
pull the engine" - "seeing is be-
lieving and a big cat will kill
you! " huntin grizz with the mag-
num--red roof nights- -"how do
you cure a sore throat?" "let's
knock off for the day" pfu man —
parlor bull and another escapee
--"what we have here is a failure
to communicate" signed aa!?
david s. stull
the buds--barness 2 — court —
prize drives- -frosh-- the beach--
i just couldn't — shirey and mad
dog — doc--x-c and track- -c.c.
boys--ice cream--the prom--oh
my garsch!--mr. montgomery and
work-the beast and the truck —
pheasants — hunting and 5 mile
walk — the cabin — game dinner--s.
c. and "i'll help you to the bath-
room stull! "—the ra--ya***hoo~ .
norm's party — John's house — dvc "
mixers — farmhouse — do you have
any i.d.— a.h. tech 1,2, G 3:30
am--senior year--it was a great
4 years — thank God i made it
special thanks to mom and dad for
all the guidance.
david r. wolfinger
gimp's room- -getting the hei-
fers in every fall--sell it by the
piece young--bidder takes one or
all--whatta ya say we knock off
for today — get the torch--we're a
small group, we can be flexible
— why don't we pull the motor
bowman! ! ! — lab practical with
kodachromes with help! ! --dim-
ples and duchess(i'm taking duch-
ess with me doc)- -those big
brown beef cows at the dair/ —
int'll — now and forever balancing
the numbers for farm mgt. report
— one hour max. studying for any
test — superlarry — southern com-
fort— special thanks to mom and
dad, linda.my family and friends,
but most of all, God!
daniel r. young
four years i wouldn't trade for
the world — "would somebody give
a quarter for the lot?" — startin the
nova at 3:20 a.m. — lab practical
— practically failed it--long walks
to the parking lot— long nights at
ben's auto body— much thanks to
the wonderful dairy guys and
gals--special thanks to my loving
parents- -but most thanks to the
Lord who makes it all possible-
john 3: 16-19
david s. stull
david r. wolfinger
evening
college
to the evening college graduates:
congratulations upon earning your degree th-
rough the evening college, having also obtained
a degree during evening hours, i can appreciate
the sacrifices you have made in time, energy
and money to achieve this goal.
aside from congratulating you upon your sub-
stantial achievement, i would hope to convince
you that this occasion marks a beginning rather
than an ending and is a step rather than a pinn-
acle along the road of life.
it is a pleasure to have worked with you. i
hope you will visit us often and continue to give
us of your time and talents in order that others
will be able to follow in your footsteps.
boyd w. ghering jr.
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James t. carr
t» my wife, mary, a
special 'THANK YOU' for
your understanding and
encouragement, to my
children, mary, jimmy and megan,
i deeply appreciate your patience;
now i can be a fulltime father, my
gratitude goes to all the faculty
members for their dedication, to
all my fellow classmates- i wish
you the best of luck, i will miss
the hallway and coffee room con-
ferences about your electric bills.
robert g. Howard
there should be an honorary de-
gree presented to the family of
every graduated evening school
student, how else can one begin
to thank his family for the endless
love and devotion throughout these
many long years.
edward j . lacher
classes were all excellent-in-
structors were courteous and help-
ful, i enjoyed learning, i thank
God i had the opportunity to ful-
fill a lifelong ambition, delaware
valley college students and the
faculty have my deepest appre-
ciation.
donald moyer
all the evenings you felt you
just couldn't make even one more
class, when snow and ice were
everywhere, schools were closed-
i called delaware valley and the
answer was "yes evening school is
open. "
robert g. vincent
i remember the many hours
spent at school and at home study-
ing for exams, writing term pa-
pers, etc. , when i could have
been spending time with my fam-
ily, i want to thank my wife sue
for all the "papers" she typed for
me and more important for her un-
derstanding and patience \vithout
which i never could have gradua-
ted, thanks also to my sons curt
and russ who were always "quiet"
while their daddy was studying for
exams.
deniiis s. wales
the time that passed by ever so
slowly, and the constant question
- is it really worth it?
James carr
William gowen
William milles
donald moyer
robert vincenc
dennis wales
henry hannon
robert Howard
edward lacher
raymond owczarzak
donald petrie
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howard e. eck
John barry edwards
randy kliment
John barry edwards
remember- pins- "the house of
edwards" — ^bongineers Softball
team-thanks to mom, dad, bruce,
carol and good friends.
howard s. eck
wow! 4 years- seems hard to
remember back that far. thanks
a lot mom and dad for making it
all possible, chuck & whit, good
luck to both of you, we had a good
time and our room always looked
it. get randy and we'll play some
pinochle, stonebird, barry G chip,
roger good luck to you. hope you
finish someday, catch you all
later.
robert c. dries
monday night football at hel-
ens-bonganeer Softball — whit- "i'll
give you dallas and 14" — howard- 3
fingers means aces and a run--ran-
dy, chip, barry, stoney, John e.-
good luck and keep in touch--
thariks bob & pat
thomas e. daniels jr.
ted--say folks-- "for as long
as one can see the sun and feel the
breeze" — many special thanks to
mom, pop, sisters, friends--the
fi dept-"ok, now kiddies-- "next
time we will" — "cross that bridge
when we get to it"-- "to be a bet-
ter bossman"--wolfsohn, work,
cooke, goldman halls, fi labs and
lectures, field trips, parties, latin
casino, skyline, friendly's dvc.
deborah long ^
four special yeais'^ilti: roomy,
mimi, ingrid, maryann, debbie-
the graduates of '74, '75, '76--
jerry-and women of nd 2nd-chapt
10: farmer graduates, greased door
knobs, runt's room for rent, pam-
pered pets of penn hall b- 3- tequila
queen — 3b.d.v.d. party-christ-
mas party--monkeys, and the mill
--good luck to all my senior fi
buddies — more than thanks to dad,
ann, cathy and gary!
William thomas roedel
and tliey said it couldn't be
done ! i would like to thank my pa-
rents for all their support over the
years, also, i would like to thank
the desert fox and dr. weidman
for their help in quant.
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deborah long
William thomas roedel
michael r. rosenblatt
mark e. tyzinski
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michael r. rosenblatt
cruising to phila — a-day festi
ities — all nighters--selling hoagies
--cramming for finals- -starting
your weekend on thurs-the explo-
sion in frozen and canned food
lab — flying to kentucky-for a
hearty thanksgiving feast — for five
extra days plus easter vacation
which enabled me to cruise to
calif, for some early sun — gamb-
ling on the monday night football
games — the night of the hall n
oats — and livingston taylor con-
certs— last and the least who can
forget brownsville sta.
mark e. tyzinski
wolfsohn hole freshman year —
Samuel 't' senior year — "the great-
est ever" — and to our many suc-
cesses: haimted hall, Christmas,
decorations and so much more-
food industry club-raquel welch-
atlantic city and congratulations
to doctor dommel- -thanks for
everything — toot toot to the farm-
house— many thanks to my parents
for the continuous support thruout
the many years of my life-- and
most of all to my dearest joann,
i knew you would wait--i will be
HOME soon.
robert weidman
thanks to mom G dad, mark,
norm, bob, roger, cc boys and
"doc"--three years in ulman 1st —
stormin normans--the thomas —
four- man rm-the fire--be a whole
man — "essentially" — bill and study
sessions-what do ya think — ice
creami party
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robert weidman
horticulture
Clinton blackmon
neil j. Vincent
to the horticulture graduates in the class of 1977:
with the fvindamental tools of your training in head and hand you
now face the challenge of a career, temper and hone sharp these tools
with your experiences, and do the very best you can.
on behalf of the horticulture faculty and underclassmen we wish
each of you sincere congratulations and best wishes.
neil j. Vincent
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david blumenfield
lee zehnder
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special thanks to my wife, deb-
bie my parents, and my grandpa-
rents who all combined to make it
all possible 10-16-76--tater.
harry, eggs, Jeff, the hort crew-
all die boys in the samuel t.
thomas beddard
tliirty days of wonderbar went
in-came out-we were all about--
for a time — it was nice but not
exactly like nice usually is. god
bless all the bonganecrs everywhere.
paul bemett
my roommate mark who i spent
4 decent years with. -the fearsome
foursome, with crary kogel--4
years of x-country — 3 years of ten-
nis--2 years of track--5 cars in 4
years, olaf — all the ice cream par-
ties--my missed 4.0 semester —
hunting for anything that moved--
fishing for muskie-camping with
bets, bear, steff, kogel, mark and
freezing to death — all the running
i did in 4 yrs--the man that made
me go--dr. berthold that i owe a
lot to — all of my team members--
canoe race G tug-of-war at a-day
— my neat rooms--to the people
who were in my life, the bets,
joan, kogel, mark, doc, straw,
and fooj all my love, my future
wife, fooj, who made life inter-
esting for me and my friends, nanc
her roommate, the junior hort ma-
jors, and specail thanks to my pa-
rents for helping me.
lydia berry
four great years- -special thanks
to my folks and friends, both here
and at thebbg--for their encourage-
ment and support — byron-- nothing
is impossible- -you can do anything
if you have faith in yourself and the
the Lord.
larry borchardt (guinzzo)
the elson eagles, buffers &
stuffers, b's, the t, and most of a
all student affairs court, the great
times we had at parties especially
senior year in the work t with its
daily bong-a-thons, hall hockey,
and other intense activities--the
unique studebaker, farm house and
b G b beverages contributed to
these great times--and i hope to
reminisce these times in the future
with my classmates — special thanks
to those who helped me make it
through these past 4 yrs, especially
my parents.
deborah grant
thanks to mom and dad, who
gave encouragement and under-
standing to help me through these
4 years.
jean anne hagan
peg and barney, thank you
bradley a. beaver
thomas beddard
lawrence borchardt
deborah grant
raymond hixon
michael martin hollenack III
donald m. Johnson jr.
michael martin hollenack III
"whooper dapper" — living ac-
across from tasker — staying up all-
night — truckin' home on fridays
and back on Sundays — option days
--alpha die wonder mouse — Sam-
uel 210 — sleep studying-- "baby"
— passing the handkerchief--trips
to jersey-- giving pony rides--
walks in the orchard--weekends
with 'babe' — getting "busted"--
all those friendly sessions with the
"b".
donald m. Johnson jr.
taters and eggs — thanks to all
my friends; harry, beaver, boats,
ogre, uebs, mauker, pissor, car-
tell, muscles, buch, bair, mole,
little John and many more — hort
club at geneva, new Orleans, and
atlanta — hort gang of 76 and 77 —
best man?--pine run?-- loading,
gate five! --judicious work-- let's
move out — let's bolt--vinnie —
friday afternoons, — special thanks
to my family for all their help.
barbara nell keily
thanks to mom and dad
danielb. mccleerey
let's go wolfpak--the gil — vic-
tory party 5/7/74~next year! 'for
humanity'--casting out the chip-
sters — dog soldiers pelt hunters
"ed's" — free the dvc 22-eat the
flesh-the burial-who ate the broil
— partying with tim, John, wyled
-thing, jet, chip, 'tmcle joe', eric,
scott, shane, roger, al, hag, lee
and stivov- thanks to mom G dad
for making it possible, and to aU
my friends for making it bearable.
richard r. moss
will never forget, wirth, duke,
ken, griggs, quazza, chink, the
rest of samuel and ulman hall
men, and the great dorney — junior
hort majors, and t-fish basketball
alexander nappi
slap happy — the ninja warrior
— silent sam--hey p.r. — new yawk-
on the balcony with hoe and tom--
who's droopy? crashing after finals
— d. v.c.-'die show that never
ends". -had some good times-met
a lot of good people. God bless my
parents for their unending encour-
agement and support and for the
sacrifices they made to make my
education possible.
michael komada
chris mattern
barbara nell keily
richard r. moll
John loos
daniel b. mccleerey
alan mcgrady
alexander nappi
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michele m. pezzii
penn hall 2nd lloor-cvelyn
party--ngcnt f(x) — whcre's jules?
the beater people — orchard parties
--new dorm II — the big party-
blood in the halls — apple jacks-
ingrid--d. long- -cathy-- star rte
2 — best wishes for my roommate
mary ann, love to gene, love G
thanks to my parents, i've made
it and it's been real!
madelyn anne sclmeider
searching for truth carries v^rith
it the implicit responsibility of re-
vealing that truth when it is dis-
covered.
thoraas g, Simpson
delaware--cost rica--doyles-
burg-pawnee rd--kesslersville--
doc, joe i. et.al--cc boys--wpen
— olmc-"may the world see the
foUy of an over- consumptive so-
ciety". . .with the guidance of the
Lord may my life be worthwhile,
let me discipline myself, let me
love and be loved, allow me to
fill an aching void in my life,
thank you family and friends for
advice, consolation and laughter,
mom and dad, i love you.
Steven b. smith
all praise to God who guided
me through cvc — thanks to mom,
dad, and jodie--i love you chris
— July 77--4 years \\Testling coach
marshall's tough gut, all right-
samuel 1st — junior hort majors-
do it again — raschen and chunda
strike again — ken's cool — sucking
weight — mac's sophomore year--
i'm really glad to get out and
start farming, peaches that is
glenn r. snyder
the Wolfgang- -apiary volley-
ball, Saturday labs.
harry trayer
it's bolting time — catching z's
in lee's class--beaver use a pen
on the next test— beating tater in
tic tac tow during advance garden-
ing— sign me in mill! — doc you
sure these slides are up to date?
that potato combine has wooden
wheels! — doc b you got the most
checks in my book--eggs, let's
get some cool ones — tater, got
your 'buzz on'? i can't believe i'm
wearing a tie and still smiling.
Steven wirih
ulman parties- -dukes "tv"-ka-
zoo and the snowball fight — 73 -
74 ulman boys — not getting up for
morning classes--that plastic foot-
ball— travelin music--that peren-
nial slice.
gary simon
thomas g. Simpson
Steven wirth
harry trayer
michele m. pezza
madelyn anne Schneider
Steven b. smith
glenn r. snyder
ornamental
horticulture
John c. mertz
to the class of 1977:
As i am sure you all recognize, the ornamental horticulture in-
dustries are experiencing a perhaps unprecidented period of growth
and development, a situation that presents you witii unparalleled
opportunities, in reflection of that, we as a department are exper-
iencing growth and development also, so tliat it has been a period
of transition and change for us as well.
the department wishes each of you the very best in your future,
and we are cognizant of the fact that your future is, in a sense,
our future too. it is our earnest hope that as you step forward into
your future you will continue to think of yourselves as part of us.
keep in touch, let us know what you are doing, help us to con-
tinue to build on the strengths of our past as we continue to strive
to make ornamental horticulture at delaware valley college a
growing, vital reflection of the industries we serve, we hope that
in your minds your graduation will mark not an ending, but a be-
ginning -- a beginning to your careers as professionals and of a
lively and concerned association with the department.
we wish each of you a bright, challenging, and rewarding fu-
ture, and trust that you leave us with fond memories of your brief
stay with us.
sincerely,
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bob achterman
thank you dad, mom and robin
and the wonderful grace of Cod,
who through Jesus Christ, made all
things possible, it's been such a
joy to know and love so many close
friends during my stay here, "there-
fore if any man be in Christ he is
a new creationj old tilings are
passed away; behold all things be-
come new." (2 Corinthians 5:17)
robert r. anthony
miss a wave and you're sitting
on top of the world, lou the screw,
b.e.c. rest its soul, snowman in
107 barness-thanks pickles, that's
it period, it's obvious, the cost is
just exorbitant, dave, tom, greg
don, , don, joe, John, jon keith,
gary, dan, quaz and the boys, the
shrine at 3 a.m. a-day '76. dave
the guy on the top bunjk for three
years- the king of b.v. burger bag
with gary. hall hockey-the worlds
fastest sport, kay i'll figure you
out yet. harness, cooke, work, h
homecoming '75, '76. that first
day- where has it all gone, i have
hopes for many things, but none
greater than for peace and happi-
ness, lyrme-may the good times
continue for both of us. extra
special thanks to mom and dad for
more help and support than anyone
can expect, farewell doylesburg.
gary allyn barber
the bean! understand what i'm
trying to say? how's that? come
again? although socially this school
leaves much to be desired, i found
del-val to be a rich and rewarding
experience, you just have to make
your own fun! four years here is
a little long but the fourth year
was worth it all because the bean
is in love — love you janice! i
want to give special thanks to my
grandmother for supplying my
books for me the last four years.
finaUy-icaimot express the thanks
and gratitude to the finest mother
and father God could ever bless a
son with, for mthout their time,
energy, patience, understanding
and most of all love, this could
never been possibel! i love you
both!
donald g. becker
special thanks to mom and dad
for making it all possible, 4 years
on ulman 2, good times, parties,
ubnan 2 gang, november 20,
1976 ulmanhall fire, oh, a-day,
farmhouse, good friends, intramu-
rals, so ends 4 great years at the
ag university.
dan g. bender
who loves ya baby? many good
friends and experiences i'll never
forget-thanks to my parents for
their patience
robert achterman
robert r, anthony
gary allyn barber
donald g. becker
sharron blistan
dlane bonpua
jack bachmann
Sharon g. blistan
to dear bob, "ever^'thing was
easy 'cause of you. . . out town. . .
ed, lou, and slinky sam. . .ciao.
diane bonpua
it's been real
j. francis campbell
a few good friends, with love
to them! especially all my friends
at milton hershey who helped to
make my dreams possible, earl
and Jeanne, irene and bud, d. Wil-
lis, b. seese, mary ann, linda,
water fights, t.v. and a few b's,
grolierinc, football wrestling,
south dakota, iowa, ray j. , big
al, the shore, poconos, no respect!,
b.s. artistry, some regrets , dat
food?, meeting at night, parting
at morning, winning, losing, feel-
ings are funny things !
dan g. bender
j. francis campbell
John cattle
elizabeth t. conway
sincere thanks to my family
and friends, without them i could
never have acliieved this goal,
douglas m. coyle
elson hall, hootinany, jimbo
the nut pool hall, grin concert,
big al and u.p.s. , frank d. , cooke
hall 75-76, rar. beiiner and the
persimmons, joe donoild, always
broke, dr. muse always a laugh,
must have 8 hours of music a
night-aerosmith, montrose, turn
it up loud, dining hall food, j.
pimbo, stage crew, lou polites,
thanks mom, dad, nana, and
grandad for your encouragement,
love and prayers, thanks shadow
for the claw marks, avoir del-val
harold dambly
thanks to mom and dad for
making it all possible, also for the
special support from amette, 4
years of good times in goldman
with Stan and bobby, all nighta-
thons, coffee, beds never made,
miss halibreed, the spirit of the
cc boys, paul's midget, the shoe,
ray's pinto, the boat, wall to wall
plants, b. ball and cougars, a-day,
we tried, the night of a food high,
the goldman boys help me pack,
the weasel, kathy mallarkey, bro-
ken glasses, rocking rye, beer,
may wine, schwartzy, greaser
dance, brian and his wedding, the
smell of nature , phila convention
and apiary society, jr. prom, last
night often each spring semester,
the 4 great years of my life.
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elizabeth t. conway
douglas m. coyle
richard j. edge jr.
John j. fuller jr.
harold dambly
alan e. devries
timothy j. gardner
robert g. gerberich
many thinks to my parents and
linda for their inspiration along
the way and to sam, sharon and
brian for their close friendship.
John j. fuller jr.
my thanks to mom and dad for
pushing me through, i love you
both, much love to karen. to mike,
"b's" brandy and broads, to the
men of the "t". windy pops, bongs,
unmade beds, camping, traylng,
ballistics, the resevoir, getting
notes, espionage, insurance,
there, and also to peter- don't for-
get telephone booths, thanks it
was great.
timothy j. gardner
humanity, halloween 1974,
j.m., lou, box #143, kadooch,
the dvc 22, ces la vie.
bob gerberich
great times, cross country,
track, undefeated 10-0, apiary
society, honey judging, conven-
tion, "doc", eds greasy spoon,
hal-48 hour record-4 years of dis-
aster and good times, added con-
fusion with my shadow across cam-
pus, thank you mom, for making
these 4 years possible.
Jeffrey b. gibson
raccoon, reno, brad, that
webb character, "b", torn willie,
rich, f.h., p. p. a., thep.r, , the
terrible trio, stinky pete, f. troop
case studies, quercus, the stones,
nassau, everything's handy, com-
ical or tasty.
Clinton j. griggs
freshman-3 man room with cjq
and kj4, let's bolt, samual hole,
p.f.u. man stud, thanks to y.n.b. ,
lou the freshies, chink, raschens
renta, park in the boonies, the
derelicts.
Jeffrey b. gibson
Clinton j . griggs
thomas guntlier
witliout the people associated
with my life i would never have ha
had any life to live, i greatly ap-
pieciate the moments others have
shared for they are the most impor-
tant facts in my life, chuck, for
without him a great loss; gary the
streaker; brian the best ballplayer,
super roommates, the angels are
great, pole-vaulting never high
enough, volleyball champs, to
mom and dad and super family
for everything, to pat for without
her no future and no past.
howard j. holden
my most sincere appreciation
to kath for being an encouraging
and understanding wife, secondly,
i thank mr. and mrs. rosengarten
barry gruber
thomas gunther
howard j. holden
kim Jackson
richaiu j. j ens en
eileen keough
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dave hunsicker
joe iasello
jr. , without whose help and time
this treasured experience would
not have been possible, and to all
the warm people of del-val. best
wishes and m^ay our paths cross
again.
dave hunsicker
a living art, its obvious, un-
believable, race with a train, scu-
pemoung and cheese, b.e.c,
miss a wave, shrine at 3 a.m. ,
snow in cooke 104, rob, scott,
torn, joey, don, judy chris, mark,
jon, keith, don, greg, thanks foi
the good times, homecoming 75
and 76, a- day non-stop, scott the
eternal muncher, rob and his b's,
jr. prom, denver at the garden, t
the screw, that close, ronstadt con-
cert, b.v. and ginger, 11 shots,
reieadowbrook and gino's. almost
buddy, almost pal, dinner at my
house, flashlight longwood and
exam.s, special oats, farewell
doylesburg, special thanks and
love to mom and dad.
joe iasello
i really enjoyed my stay here ,
even the summers with mr. rellis
and mr. clinton. my first
two years were fun-thanks dave r. ,
diane p. , don 1. , judy k, jim
(doc), and once again don. all
mentioned all good people, i ap-
preciate the help from all my
friends at the college and i thank
God for the love from my parents
and family, i love you all
kim Jackson
tank and shootout with andy,
"a wise guy, huh?", ed's friendly's
and the king, "shut the window e.
b. " mass planting, p.p. bolt labs,
work 2nd, bean's field trips, don-
dingle, monty python, hoop games,
ping pong with george and miike,
"must be nice", funky joe and
george, skating on archer, a spe-
cail thanks to mom and dad for
making it all possible.
peter p. kerch
dvc was a place to which i
came, i looked, i saw, i under-
stood, it was a warm place filled
with the smiles and aspirations of
many good friends, if not for the
love of pat and jane who've treated
me as a son it would never have
been psossible. good luck and a
happy and successful future to all
the "broz" thanks for the tie and
jacket tony.
andrew koenig
many thanks to my professors,
friends, and especially to my won-
derful parents for without their re-
assurance i would not have made
it.
peter p. kerch
andrew koenig
paul leslie
all those friday nights randy
and i spent getting smashed and
having a good time, parting with
mark, an energetic torn gunther
and always beautiful pat, good ol'
ted (how could he put up with me
for 2 years is beyond belief), mom
and dad and gerry; i hope i can
live up to your expectations, hill-
side, farmhouse, skyline, and re-
member the red fox! and last but
not least, to my girl gina. my love
to her on my graduation.
dona Id i. levitsky
quazza? thomas? berger? simon?
koenig? Ventura (the best), well,
i lived through dvc in spite of my
"esteemed roommates!" too much
nonsense and too many memories
to list but i'll never forget any of
them, .davey, dennis, bamess girls,
work 1st, greenhouse and campus
maintenance. . .thanks to joe i.
and judy for their very special
friendship, let's never forget what
good friends we are. thanks also
to paul howard, amy mike, lois.
special thanks to elaine, sam,
uncle joe, doc, and mrs. feldstein,
mr. sauer, emily, mrs. wadding-
ton and to 4 very special people
who gave me the 4 best years of
my life, much love and thanks to
my parents and grandparents, boy
did they get an education!
gary edward leyrer
kari mcshane
John b. mann
sabrino marino
donald i. levitsky
gary e. leyer
the buds, bamess, cooke hall,
court, prize drive, roommates torn
and don. visits to moravian, Ca-
role, volleyball's all-star team
76-77. apiary society, gerb, room-
mate and pole-vault star torn,
game dinner at chucks, senior
roommate and head waiter ad da-
vid levin's dining hall, don. mem-
ories with be rt. leyer bear, sterio.
tomma. hunting, camero. acci-
dent, thanks for all cards and to
all visitors, special thanks to mom
and dad for my education and
care packages.
scott a. mcfie "scout"
wondering why i came to pa.
when they don't even have an o-
cean. hatteras, Sebastian inlet,
tlie peet hannonburg, roger, "t"
times-in-tense, the almost any-
thing goes team, my swede, les.
a very special thanks to mom and
dad for making this all possible,
sisters linda and sue.
John b. mann
r. j. 's big bust, names-dates-
faces wolfson 14, orchard parties,
lost weekends, a.w.'spets, linda,
beta, aunt blabs and uncle joe, hu-
manity, wooden ships, tea table,
the cliffs the mart, mother, re-
gina, dr. boondica, Jackie, mary
the maid and the entire fast group.
sabrina marine (berman)
to my parents who gave so very
much, the hort gang, 202 north and
south, the falcon, bumperskiing,
nevah!, jan. 26, 1974, nov. 6,
1974 to roommate, long talks, my
norfoUc island pine, spagetti din-
ner, trips haome by train, to all
my true friends who were and al-
ways will be judy and popcorn,
the showers, i'm crumin! take a
heart attack? signing in.
Steven j. masters
many thanks to mom and dad
who made all this possible.
mark mehltretter
blinded by the b's, purple
wears, abnormal repulsing, buffer
and stuffers, thanks mom, dad,
diane sacrifice, support love.
keith maurer
george mayo VI
Steven j. masters
mark mehltretter
eric warren nelson
Samuel 1st "Jf^-ll , neshaminy
and rick, o.c, h.g., o.h., love
to deb and all she taught me.
rooms for rent and purely organic,
edward r. pawloski
ullman and samuel halls, apple
war freshman year, one button tun-
ing, dirty harry, look at all the
bmf's, the hackensack boys, good
luck and thanks to; steve my room-
mate for 4 years, chink, moll,
gimpy and grigg keep in touch,
raschen put that football down,
"we'll see you al", now it's my
turn to make it. i want a receipt.
dennis m. pieretti
thanks to mom and pop for these
these 4 years, bananas at burger
king with a good friend, a lot of
good memories, some not so good,
to joe burce and don three good
friends, bubbles?
eric warren nelson
edward r. pawlowski
tLj
diane 1. primrose
dennis m. pieretti
diane 1. primrose
student center III and IV, pin-
ochle tournaments, we only need
one more person for a game of
pinochle, i'll never gorget some of
the special people and friends i've
met, final exams again?! ! just
one more semester? special thanks
to mom and dad for making it all
possible.
carl quazza
samuel 105, lee levitsky, the
floods and the 3 man room with
kjr and cjg, keyhole and the bell,
doubleheaders with the lip rangers
and backaches with t. fish, con-
gratulations to all of the derelict
for putting up with me for 4 years,
h: 0-8, ?, ?, ?, special thanks to
gliggs the only person who could
have roomed with me for the 3 1/2
years and thanks to mom and dad
for making this all possible.
carl quazza
kenneth j. raschen
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to the 3 man room freshman
year, the great floods of samuel
1st, hackensack boys, monday
night football, hot dogs and a per-
fect martini . to chink for putting
up with all my crap, to all the
bmf's dirty harry and all the good
friend i have met here.
norman charles reynolds
fran Campbell and franklinia,
don becker's grade calculations, a
prayer that j. kravitz, j. jascot,
j. melograna, a. zimba, b. beaver,
d. duchei, d. becker, t. gunther,
and r. Johnson get saved, freshman
new dorm 1 crowd, dan-good time
our soph picnic, thanks to mom
and dad who made graduation pos-
sible and to God who made every-
thing possible, mark and bob my
best friends ever-walks, tea, and
friendly' s. rosetto-lkwd, late
night talks, the best of everything
to ricky hodnicky, don't forget
the Lord ! bye sam ! bonsai.
bruce rawlings
norman charles reynolds
thomas h. rohrer
schatzo, peta, dick, yellow u-to
tow at rub- a- dub- dub, samples at
friendly's, don't forget the tooth-
paste, big key, o.t.r. , kiss, pee-
vas and cold gin, p b-ing out perry
p. rana, let me tell ya, tapurshat,
b.d. , greaser mixers, no tell mo-
tel, daukweedaceae, get a hair,
colleen and flash, 1st pa. thanks to
mom and dad for footing the bill,
to nancy for being a good sport for
tlie past 4 years, rodent.
richard w. rumpf
well we finally made it-no
studies all i want is a d, it was
cake, 2 great years with the toad
and his advice which i never lis-
tened to, pushing steel, p.b. shat-
on-shat, it never cease to amaze
me, sitting at dinner looking at
the sight and sow-bows, a semes-
ter of looking out the window at
t.#l, remeber no teU motel and
greaser 76, that took guts, thanks
to everyone especially peta, mike,
reds, rodent, for putting up with
me when i was rag city, thanks to
mom and dad who kept with me
during some rough times, it was
an experience i'll never forget,
finally i'm a dude now!
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james m. sherry
judy smith
Chomas h. rohrer
richard w. rumpf
michael f . schnatz
ward schuitz
mike f. schnatz
it was a great experience and
much of what was learned came f
from outside the classroom, there
were some good times and not such
good times Ijut i suppose we'll re-
member the good, that's a memory
isn't it? so here they are: the dudes
dick, peta, fran, toad and rodent,
the greaser's and the no-tell- motel,
ulman hall, mr. p and trips to
martins, the ever moving tropical
fish society, so i guess i'm a dude
now! many thanks to mom and dad.
ward schuitz (dutch)
i've been for 4 years and i'm
still laughing, smiling, playing,
and singing, it's been quite an ex-
perience meeting you all, i know
i will meet you all somewhere in
the sunshine again, thanks to
mom, dad, sister and all my bro-
thers, thanks to mike for lending
me the suit.
James m. sherry
dvc holdsmany memories of
good friends like jeff, sam, rich,
barb, the 3 musketeers, sloth, "b"
and liis bombs, reno, thep.r. ,
pear tree, thank God for turning
21 and the farmhouse, thanks to
the many people who made it
possible especially mom and dad
and of course lynn.
judy smith
freshman-soph years, hort boys-
rick, herry, John, bumperskiing,
the falcon, being thrown in the
showers, janet. jr. and sr. years-
always laughing, don, joey, da-
vey, bette middler, wine and
cheese, scupemoung, the white
wonder and running out of gas,
summer's in Canada, thanks for it
everything mom. -^t
gregg swidersky 'M
being diseased by quaz trying
to avoid a bad wave, cooke 1st,
athletes in action.
Christopher stelmach
gregg swidersky
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mark w. traynor
dan uebersax
mark w. werkheiser
peter wieliczki
mark w. traynor
thanks to mom and dad for
making it possible, special thanks
and love to debbie. much luck to
my good friends, the elson eagles,
the men in the "t", ballistics, wa-
ter and snow fights, traying,
camping (hickory run), signs,
tennis ball wars, broken windows,
volleyball-Softball, z's, b's, sorry.
dan uebersax
cooke 209, brewers, moukemut
and the parties, kubota man, d
dauntless defender of law and or-
der, sanuel 229 and the guys in
the t, tater, eggman, og and
boats, muscles mcshane, cartel
and the rest of the gang, nights
at the farmhouse; "toot-toot",
special thanks to my parents and
brothers for all their help and
support,
mark w. wekheiser
thanks to everyone who helped
me through, especially mom and
dad, paul, donna and the bear,
out across the barren wastelands
dodging the caribou migrations,
bloated whales on the baseball
field, if they had planted those 300
ft. redwoods when i told them to
we'd never have a wind problem,
ice cream parties with the cc boys,
hurtin for certain and loose as a
goose. 4 years and not a single all
nighter. blue olaf with skin can-
cer, less easier said than done.
peter wieliczki
my memories are few and far
between but what i do have are
great ones, i learned a lot and al-
so didn't, i owe a lot of thanks to
dick, mike, rodent, fran, and
toad, remembering such things as
baseball cooke hall beach, no
studies and flunks, daytona 76,
greaser mixers, no lifts, b.t.,
bobby V. , and last of all i'm a
dude now. my greatest thanks go
to the best, my mom and dad.
michael 1. wrightstone
thanks to tony for the jacket
and to mom and dad for all their
help and confidence.
jon e. yerkes
rene bergquist, ping pong, friz-
bee, "cass", ski trips, pinochle
in segal hall and meg snyder.
michael 1. wrightstone
Jeffrey yeager
alphonse s. zimba jr.
thanks to mom and dad for their
intangible time and efforts, to my
roommates-Steve, dan, lou, and
carl for the better side, to my
track coach harry d. (widener) for
his coaching and inspiration. 4
years of track without a track, the
mid-term screw fall 76. ncaa
championships, all nighters. 2
peach trees, 3 cows, 1 castrated
ram and they call it dvc. mr. o'
gerb, donna, mark, jack, alan,
doc- thanks! patty b. to June for
waiting.
antliony Joseph zotti
it was a place i had come to
rest and think, in return it taught
me to see. happiness and health
to the "broz".
■"^ ^9l^'
i
jon e. yerkes
alphonse s. zimba jr
anthony Joseph zotti
achtcniLin, robert - oh
344 lincoln ave .
v;^ roseta, pa. 18013
all>ert, roseniar)- - bio.
^' 515 mill creek road
chalfont, pa. 18914
, drama club; ram staff;
b:iesident assistant; a.i.t>fs
alger, Steven - agron.
box 54
campbelltowr, pa. 17010
ithon>', robert - oh
27 parker dr.
morris plains, n.j. 07950
intramural football,
basketball, Softball j a day
'76C'77 *^
ash, robin - chem. • "* ^*-
4020 foxhill lane
newtosq, pa. 19073
',^
equestrian team; chem club;
block & bridle ;\s'n
homecoming parade .
bachmann, jack - oh
8653 femdale st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19115
barbano, edwardjr. - agron.
445 easton rd .
horsham, pa.
barber, gary allyn - oh
shore rd . - box 235
cape may ct. hse. , n.j.
08210
intermballural football ,
basketball class treasurer
3,4; prom committee 3,4.
barr, holly - an. hus.
4136 wdlshire dr.
york, pa. 17402
beadling, daniel - dairy
r.d. 1 - box 84
burgettstown pa . 15021
intramural football 1,2; int .
Softball 1,2; dairy club
2,3,4; farmhouse 3,4.
beaver, bradley - hort.
511 greenwood ave.
jenkuitown, pa 19046
hort club vp 3; dta pres 4.
becker, donald - oh
15 woodland ave.
lititz, pa. 17543
oh club 3,4; band 1;
intramurals 1,2,3,4 -
football, b-ballC b-ball.
bcddard, thomas - hort
3263 shad\-^\-ay dr.
pittsburg,'pa, 15227
inder, dan - oh
d, # 5 - box 94
lititz, pa, 17543
Class pres. 1,2,3,4; ^
wTestling 1,2,3,4; student
govt, rep 1,2,3,4; varsity
club.
berman, sabrina - oh
610 waring ave.
bronx, n.y. 10467
bemett, paul - hort.
16 spring lane
yardley, pa. 19067
cross country 1 ,2,3,4- capt;
tennis 1,2, 3 -capt; track two
years; mvp tennis G cross
countr>'
berr^', lydia - hort.
r.d.#l - box 412
stone ridge, n.y. 12484
future farmers of am; hort
society; dta; ram; photo
club; ice.
blistan, sharon oh
404 e . church lane
Philadelphia, pa. 19144
boaman, james - bus.
1402 hearth dr.
north wales, pa. 19454
bonpua, diane - oh
26 community dr .
w . long branch , n . j . 07764
borchardt, lawrence - hort.
106 branch ave.
red bank, n.j 07701
intramural football,
basketball volley- G softball.
a -day;
boretd, debra - bio.
box 609
dublin, pa. 18919
bowersock, marylou - an. hus.
1166 barijara dr.
cheery hill, n.j. 08003
equine club 1,2,3,4; block G
bridle 1,2,3,4; ram 1;
equestrian team 2,3,4.
breitung, eve - an. hus.
62 wexford , st . '.
Springfield, mass. 01118 Y
brennan, Stephen - bus. ^
932 St. Vincent st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19111
intramural basketball;
business club.
brunner, ingrida. - agron.
95 orchard place
maywood, n.j. 07607
agronomy club 1 , 2 , 3 vp , 4
pres; dairy club; solil
judging
brusstar, kent - bio.
3040 moser rd .
aston, pa. 19014
ram 1,2,3,4; apo 1,2,3,4;
track 4; apiary 4; s.g.
movies chrmn 2,3.
r
brzozowski , frank - bio .
2357 e. dauphin st. ~
Philadelphia, pa. 19125
a.i.b.s.
burbella , mary ann - bus .
42 avon terrace
iselin, n.j. 08830
ski club pres; business club
sec; wapo.
Campbell, j. francis - oh
football 1,2; wrestling
1,2,3,4 capt; varsity club
2,3,4; intramural Softball 1.
cattle , John oh
661 deaver dr.
bluebell, pa. 19422
chirip, Steven - agron.
11 valley view dr.
dover, n.j. 07801
agronomy club ; intramural
football, basketball, volley-
G Softball; a -day chrmn '77.
choper, mark - an. hus.
69 hazelwood ave .
metuchen, n.j. 08840
Clayton, frederick - bus.
201 abbeyview ave.
willow grove, pa. 19090
business club; intramural
basketball .
cohen, michael - dairy
9 rockage rd.
warren, n.j. 07060
colflesh, barbara - an. hus
603 willow St.
jenkintown, pa. 19046
chorale 1 ; block C bridle
3,4; equestrian team 3,4;
equine club 3,4.
conway, elizabeth - oh
48 rankin ave .
basking ridge, n.j. 07920
ftd sec/treas two years
intramural volleyball ; oh
society 2.
cook, karen - an. hus.
3244 w. ridge pike
eagle viUe, pa. 19408
coyle , douglas oh
32 beechwood dr.
wayne, n.j. 07470
cross country ; oh soc ; social
act. stage crew.
cytrynowicz, linda - bio.
314 forest ave.
willow grove pa. 19090
dambly, harold - oh
113 cheery tree court
cherry hill, n.j. 08002
daniels , thomas e . jr . - f 1
1124 west blvd.
alpha, n.j. 08865
intramural sports ; golf; fi
club, sec. of ift chapt;
school's pasteurizer 3 yrs.
devries, alan - oh
2442 highway 27
north brunswick , n . j . 08902
photo club 1,2, 3, 4- pres 2;
a-day rep 1,2,3,4; apo 2,3;
sgt. at arms; a-day comm.
programs 2,3,4;
didonato, laura - an. hus.
612 s. broadway
tarrytown, n.y. 10591
dta; a-day; block 7 bridle;^,
dierks, beth - an. hus.
214 preston rd. ^
flourtown, pa. 19031 *
diminni, Joseph - bus. ^,^
248 carol jean way
somerville, n.j. 08876
doMiey, paul
1632 hlllcrest ave .
bethlehem, pa. 18015
dries, robert - fi
; . - 324 hany ave . ^^
',0 r®besonia , ketball, volley-
^g^ipoftball.
duchai, donald - an. hus.
171 a. main st.
hightstovvn, n.j. 08520
block C bridle club; equine
club; dta; student mngr.
dining hall; poultry house
manager;
eck, howard - £|-' 'K. ■'^t -t/
r.d. #5 - ^^-- ----
ncy, pa. 177 M
lod industry cL
.tramurals .
'e^e, richard j. jr."
538 morristoNvn rd .
linden, n.j. 07036
1,2,3,4; cross country stats
2,3,4; varsity basketball 2;
ice 3; a-day queen '75;
intramxu-als ;
1^,4;
iritz, William
15 orchard lane
audubon, pa, 19'
fuller, John - oh
r.d. #1, tr. 73
berlin, n.j. 08009
inteamwal soccer, softbalii-^ ^^^
soccer club ; tennis .
edwards, John - fi °
, 301 w. butler ave.
/.^<halfont, pa. 18914;
lolbd industry club; vafslty"'
- Keifs-,
eitenhart, erich - a
1029 mantua blvd
sewell, n.j. 08080
engle, James - bus.
559 maple ave ,
Southampton, pa. 189G6
intramural football , softball ,
basketball; business club;
{ederico, Catherine - an. hus
1 ware place
middletown, n.j. 07748
business club 3,4 treas
livestock judging team 4;
block G bridle 1,2,4.
fleming, tedd - an, hys
beaconhill rd . < '^V.
.figllfon, n.j. 07830 *
gallen, eileen - a;
1516 buck rd.
feasterville , pa. 19047
equine club 3; dta 4;
equestrian teami 3; block G
bridle 3,4; livestock judging
team.
gardner, timothy - oh
1901 Wallace st.
stroudsburg, pa. 18360
wapo dj 1,2,3.
gerberich, robert - oh
r.d. # 2
bemville, pa. 19506
cross country; track; apiary
society; a-day committee;
varsity club; ice; dta; scuba
club.
gerberich, william - bio.
r.d. #2
bemville, pa, 19506
apo 1,2,3,4; ram staff
2,3,4; aibs 3,4; soccer 4.
geyer, charles - agron. 156 s.
spring garden st.
,. ambler, pa. 19002
>l*r!)agronomy club ; dta ; v - ball ;
track 1,2,3,4; block G bridle
1,2,3,4; dairy society- 4;
intramural football 1 .
gombosi, alan e. - oh
r.d. # 2 - hillcrest dr.
milford, n.j. 08848
goolsby, Cleveland - fi
1819 tasker St.
Philadelphia, pa. 19145
grant, deborah - hort
759 harleysville pike -^
teKoid, pa. 18969
s^ory, mark -
Siil9 henry ave .
arminster, pa. 18974
griggs, Clinton - oh
161 clarendon ave.
yardvillle, n.j. 086 IQ^
henkel, nancy - an. hus.
r.d. #1 - box 221
strasburg, pa. 17579
a-day comm. 2,3; ice 1;
block G bridle 1,2,3,4 a-day
rep G vp; outstanding ^
freshman award; J
cheerleading 1,2; dta 3,4; ^
4-h collegiate club 2,3 -
sec/treas; intramurals 1,2;
equine club 1; ra 3,4; senior
>: spec, problems 4, raec 4;
ewett, joan - an. hus.
< Clearfield st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19132
hillegass, kirk - dairy
r.d. # 1
berlin, pa. 15530
dairy society 1,2,3,4; ^airy
judging team 4; intramurals
1,2,3,4.
oh club 1; ftd 3. ;'^'
grosjean, april - dairy -^^S^^^Sjurst, robert - bio.
box 256 - mountainside||*rJ.*V-ii7 3 colts neck terr.
brookside, n.j. 07926 i^i^PV-'
chorale 1,2; wsc 1; dairy*'*^^
soc. 1,2,3 co-ed. annual, 4
pres, G co-ed; student govt
1,2,3,4 treas; dta 3,4; vp;
equestrian team 3,4; dairy
judging team 4,
gross, george - dairy
box 84 - wexford-bayne
Wexford, pa. 15090
^ wrtsding; intramural sports.
foley, donna
16 schanck st.
freehold, n.j. 07728
class sec 1,2,3,4; block &
bridle 1,2,3,4; sec 3 G
publications 4 ; choral
gibson, Jeffrey - oh^'j
907 heathdale lang|
media, pa. 19063 ■
intramural football 1 ,
basketball 1,2,3, softball
1,2,3; chess club 2,3,4
pres.
gruber, barry - oh
w . wolf ert station;
mickleton, n.j
gunther, thomas - oh
349 larchwood rd .
Springfield, pa. 19064
track 1,2,3,4; intramurals
1,2,3,4; apiary 4; ice 4.
hagan, jean - hort.
360 dehaven st.
conshohocken , pa. 19428
hannon, bruce - bus.
14 frelinghysen ave .
raritan, n.j. 08869
hayes, John - an. hus.
2 blueberry lane
scituate, mass. 02060
i? yardville , n.j. 08620
chorale 1,2; ice 2; a-day
comm . 4 ; aibs 2,3,4 pres
hitchcock, denise ■
62 barry lane
simsbury, et. 06070
hixon, raymond - hort
r.d. #2 - box 97
palmyra, pa. 17078
hoffman, howard - a:
1041 papen rd .
bridgewater, n.j. 08807
block G bridle member G
pres; livestock judging tearal
holdne, howard - oh
820 church rd .
wayne, pa. 19087
hoUenack, miehael - hort.
437 swedesboro rd .
gibbstown, n.j, 08027
intramural bowling , softball ,
volley ball .
holmes, frank - bio.
48 w. upsal St.
Philadelphia, pa. 19149^jj
houseknecht, nancy - dairy
r.d. #1
muncy, pa. 17756
dairy society' 1,2,3, C 4 sec
block G bridle 1; dta 3,4
treas; dairy judging team 4.
howard, John - agron.
r.d.
annandale, n.j. 08801
hubbard, thomas - an. hus.
11 grace court
islip, n.y. 11751
hunsicker, david - oh
box 262
center valley, pa. 18034
oh society 1,2,3, C- 4 pres ;
'76 a -day flower show chrmn
'77 a-day exhibit chrmn; ftd
2,3,4; dta 3,4;
Philadelphia , flower show .
iasello, Joseph - oh
71 Jackson st.
newark, n.j. 07105
conservation society 1,2,3;
circle k 2,3,4 pres; ftd 3,4;
dta 3,4; oh soc 4;
intervarsity 2,3.
Jackson, kim - oh
winard ave .
sellersville, pa. 18960
Jacob, John - an. hus.
41 kenalcon dr.
phoenixville, pa. 19460
Jensen, richard - oh
231 hillside ave.
livingston, n.j. 07039
Johnson, donald - hort.
deerfield St.
deerfield, n.j. 08313
horticulture club 1,2,3,4
pres. a-day comm. 3; ice 4.
Jones, robert - bio.
1317 pinegrove ave.
westfield, n.j. 07090
kahnbach, linda - an. hus.
county line rd .
line lexington, pa. 18974
karp, Steven - bio.
2 lantern lane
lansdale, pa. 19446
keily, barbara - hort.
108 lincoln terr.
norristown, pa. 19401
keough, eileen - oh
516 w. 67th ave.
Philadelphia, pa. 19126
kerch, peter - oh
2785 nottingham way
trenton, n.j. 08619
soccer club pres . first varsity
soccer team; a-day special
display .
kern, rudolph - agron.
294 w. main st.
bound brook, n.j. 08805
varsity golf 1,2,3,4; ski
club; agron. club vp.
kingsbauer, scott - bus.
327fairhill rd.
hatfield, pa. 19440
football 1,2,3,4; co-capt;
track 1,2,3,4; co-capt.
kliefoth, William - bio.
1162 dickinson dr.
yardley, pa. 19067
varsity baseball ; aibs .
kliment, randy - fi
box 429 - r.d. #3
milford, n.j. 08848
koenig, andrew - oh
23 deep dale dr.
timonium, md. 21093
wrestling mangr 1,2;
kogel, carl - agron;
2813 luiruh ave.
Philadelphia, pa. 19149
cross country; track.
komada, michael - agron.
8 waverly rd .
wyncote, pa. 19095
konoza, michael -agron.
485 adrain rd .
gratersford, pa. 19426
varsity football 1,2,3,4;
agronomy club ; dta ;
weightlifting club.
kramp, roger - an. hus.
310 s. cheery st.
ebensburg, pa. 15931
block G bridle 1,2,3,4;
intramural sports 1,2,3,4;
livestock judging team.
kratz, michael - agron.
20 e. main st.
lansdale, pa. 19446
band; agron, club; dta.
krug, gregory - an .hus.
239 Kensington rd .
garden city, n.y. 11530
daury club ; block f bridle ;
intramural basketball;
judging team livestock;
farmhouse .
kuenzi, mark - agron.
207 church hill rd .
turtle creek, pa. 15145
lampson, bert - bio.
2012 keystone dr.
hatfield, pa. 19440
lancaster, carole - chem.
209 glen ave .
midland part, n.j. 07432
lacher, edward - eve.
951 anders rd.
lansdale, pa. 19446
landers, michael - bus.
3014 n. 26th st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19132
football 3; rap; intramural
basketball .
lashier, John - agron.
2715 crescent drive
endwell, n.y. 13760
leslie, paul - oh
489 conarroe at.
Philadelphia, pa. 19128
intramural football, softball
and basketball , soccer; wine
and women
levitsky, donald - oh 7740 -c
stenton ave .
Philadelphia, pa. 19118
conservation soc. 2 yrs;
circle k 1 yr; ftd 2 yrs; oh
soc . 2 yrs ; pres ftd 3 ; dta for
life ; 4 yrs wk . study
leyrer, gary - oh
417 alden ave.
morrisville, pa. 19067
intramural basket- volley
vail ; 4 yrs ; apiary soc ; block
G bridle 2 yrs .
long, deborah - fi
box 1 valley rd .
gradyville, pa. 19039
fi club 1, 4 treas; dta 3,4;
intramurals 1,2,3.
loos, John - hort.
33 old windy bush rd .
new hope, pa. 18938
lutz, richard - dairy
405 mountain ave.
north plainfield, n.j. 07060
mccleerey, daniel - hort.
21 garden ct. so.
garfield, n.j. 07026
hort soc. 1,2,3; agronomy
club 3; intramurals 1,2,3,4;
mcfie , scott - oh
18 clearview rd.
e. brunswick, n.j. 08816
mcgarvey, michael - bio.
202 ashwood way
harrisburg, pa. 17109 i
mcgrady, alan hort.
257 yorK rd .
Warminster, pa .
mcinemey, patrick - bio.
rt. 3
Washington, n.j. 07882
intramurals; drama club.
mcnabb, dermis - an. hus.
mechanicsville rd.
mechanicsville , pa. 18934
block G bridle 4; livestock
judging team .
mcshane, karl - oh
r.d. #2 - box 71
belle vemon, pa. 15012
main, Christopher - bio.
3631 timberlane dr.
easton, pa. 18042
malick, craig - bio
r.d. #2 - box 173b
new hope, pa. 18938
maUdel, barry - bio.
2763 mower st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19152
mangione, david - an. hus.
168 ethel rd.
edison, n.j. 08817
block G bridle ; livestock
judging team 4.
man, John - oh
14 jacobus ave .
little fall, n.j. 07424
masters, steven - oh
116 morton dr.
ramsey, n.j. 07446
mather, audrey, - an. hus.
welsh, rd. - r.d. #1
ambler, pa. 19002
equine club 1,3,4 sec/treas ski
club 1,2,3; hockey 2,3,4;
dta 3,4; capt hockey 4; ice
2; varsity club 3,4.
mattern, chris - hort.
205 dolores dr.
cinnaminson, n.j. 08077
mauer, keith - oh
governor's rd.
horsham, pa. 19044
mayo, george - ohglencoe rd.
glencoe, md. 21152
mecough, paul - dairy
120 sylvan ave.
rutledge, pa. 19070
mehltretter, mark - oh
5 glen court
n. plainfield, n.j. 07063
melograna, John - bio.
199 Cleveland ave .
beverly, n.j. 08010
metzger, william - bio.
7 hillsdale rd .
lawrenceville , n.j. 08648
miele, James - dairy
58 kiiigwood lane
levittown, pa. 19055
miller, david - an. hus.
box 101 - r.d. #3
stewartstown, pa. 17363
miller, robert - bus.
101 merritt ave .
douglassville , pa. 19518
moll, richard - hort.
326 n. 5th st.
emmaus, pa. 18049
golf; intram. softball;
moscati, mary - an. hus.
17308 e . devonfield dr .
baldwin, md. 21013
moyer, donald eve.
103 meadow lane
norristown, pa. 19401
muir, mark - an. hus.
646 e . mcmurray rd .
SiS!?'^« mcmurray, pa. 15317
■sis«,. a-day '74- '76; co-chrmn
77; wapo 73-77; bGb 76-77.
nappi, alexander - hort.
415 hoyt ave .
staten island , n.y. 10301
nelson, eric - oh
17 parkway ct .
allentown, pa. 18104
agron. club; intramural
sports.
newell, thomas - bus.
r.d. #2
landenberg, pa.
apo. 1,2,3 vp, 4; equine
2,3; photo club 3,4; bus.
club 2,3,4; a-day 2,3.
nicholson, robert - bus.
6 wedgewood dr.
Carteret, n.j. 07008
football G baseball 4 yrs ;
varsity club ; bus . club ; am .
prod. & inventory control
see. phila. purchasing assoc.
student day .
o'connell, daniel - bio.
2136 diamond st.
sellersville, pa. 18960
palmerio, greg - bus.
1133kottellid.
hatfield, pa. 19440
pastucha, dennis - bus.
109 lonbard st.
tamaqua, pa. 18252
pawlowski, edward - oh
490 sylvan st.
saddle brook, n.j. 07662
goKteam; intramural
basketball and softball .
pezza, michele - hort.
287 ronald dr.
f airfield, ct. 06430
student govt rep . 2 ; chrmn
food comm . 2 ; member
publications 2; hort club.
petrie, donald - eve.
1327 foster rd.
Warminster, pa. 8974
pierce , mark - bus .
479 wheatsheaf rd.
Springfield, pa. 19074
soccer 1,2,3,4; birthday
parties, pit; fish club.
pinto, angelo - an. hus.
1915 forrestal st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19145
pieretti, dennis - oh
710 argyle rd .
Wynne wood, pa. 19096
oh club 2,3,4.
primrose , diane - oh
r.d. #5 box 767
e. stroudsburg, pa. 18301
wapo; a-day asst. sec/treas.
pritz, robert - bio.
39 norwood rd .
viyland, pa. 18974
pursell, franklin - bus.
p.o. box 12
doylestown, pa. 18901
pinochle toumy 1G2.
puskas, alex - dairy
r.d. #3 - box 327
somerset, n.j. 08873
quazza, carl - oh
262 valley rd.
wayne, n.j, 07470
raschen, kenneth - oh
372 Chelsea st.
paramus, n.j. 07652
intramural football,
volleyball, softball,
basketball; golf team.
rawlings, bruce - oh
26 park ave .
chalfont, pa. 18914
ray, james - bio.
1123 donna ct.
linden, n.j. 07036
intramural basketball G
football; photography club;
ram staff.
reynolds, norman - oh
952 e. county line rd.
lakewood, n.j. 08701
karate club 1 ; weightlifting
club 1 ; apiary soc 2,3; dta
3,4; class vp 1,2,3,4.
rice , louis - oh
39 ingleside ave .
pennington, n.j. 08534
rodenbaugh, John - bus.
922 w. Jackson st.
norristown, pa. 19401
basketball 1,2,3,4; varsity
club; ra.
rinaldi, michael - bus.
6517 bobllink place
Philadelphia, pa. 19153
varsity football ; intramural
basketball .
roedel, william - fi
659 rising sun ave .
hoUand, pa. 18966
roeschen, torn - agron.
320 witmer, rd.
horsham, pa. 19044
agron, club; apiary soc;
soil judging .
rohrer, thomas - oh
201 morris rd .
ambler, pa. 19002
tropical fish soc; treas 3,4;
rosenblatt, michael - fi
22 autumn lane
matawan, n.j. 07747
ram reporter; a-day price
comm; rep; fi club; bike
club; eco-ag club; theta chi
frat; yoga; water skiing;
hockey; member ift;
rumpf, richard - oh
3440 sorrel lane
huntingdon valley, pa. 19006
weightlifting club ;
intramural football .
rybas, waiter - bus.
10820 cresmont ave .
Philadelphia, pa. 19154
sailor, todd - an. hus.
1138 Wellington st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19111
yearbook photographer 2,3,4
mtramural softball .
santillim, francis - oh
11 circle dr.
norristown, pa. 19401
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Schmidt, george - bus.
720 cressman rd.
harleysville , pa. 19438
schnapp, carol - oh
904 san jose dr.
glendora, n.j. 08029
schnatz, michael - oh
1117 airport rd.
west Chester, pa. 19380
football and basketball
intramurals; presoftrop. fish
soc.
Schneider, madelyn - hort.
r.d. #1 - dark nollow rd .
pipersville, pa. 18947
Student govt; deans list; ram
\vTiter ;
schomp, Nsilliam - bio.
machold farms
ellisburg, n.y. 13636
aibs '76.
schucher, Stephanie - bio.
201 parkside dr.
roslyn heights , n.y. 11577
schultz, ward - oh
box 45 main st.
\v . Chatham , jnass 02699
shaner, sonia - an. hus.
bridge st.
spring city, pa. 19457
shepley, kenneth - bio.
704 hibberd ave .
collingdale, pa. 19023
sherry, James - oh
10 homer st .
parsippany, n.j. 07054
intramural soccer, softball;
chess club 2,3,4; ftd 3,4;
ppa 1,2,3,4.
shirey, John - dairy
r.d. #1
beavertown, pa. 17813
dairy soc. 1,2,3,4; dairy
judging team 4.
shore, Steven - agron.
7507 rowland ave .
Cheltenham, pa. 19012
sikina, thomas - hort.
r.d. #2
doylestown, pa. 18901
simon, gary - hort.
118 sunny brook rd.
cherry hill, n.j. 08804
simpson, thomad - hort
1228 Wheatland ave.
lancaster, pa. 17603
track 4; cross country 4; hort
soc. 3,4; eco-ag 4;
intramurals 3,4;
siroka, barry - bio.
10 hatters hill rd.
medfield, ma. 02052
wapo dj; coffee hse chrmn;
speaker of hse . soc. activ.
sleznikow, larry - bio.
r.d. # 2
milford, n.j. 08848
smith, Judith - oh
205 cedar rd.
wallingford, pa. 19086
hort club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; student
govt 3,4; dta 3,4; ftd 3,4;
Philadelphia flower show.
smith, kathryn - an. hus.
311 w. champlost ave.
Philadelphia, pa. 19120
glee club 1; wsc; intramurals
(dek) ; 1st segal hall mural.
smith, robert - bio.
1418 buttonwood ave.
Warminster, pa. 18974
smith, Steven - hort.
fish pond rd .
sewell, n.j. 08080
wrestling 1,2,3,4; co-capt;
varsity club 2,3,4; pres;
inter varsity fellowship;
intramural softball.
smith, tacy - an. hus.
11 deep dale dr. east
levittown, pa. 19056
smith, thomias - bus.
east mountain rd.
belle mead, n.j. 08502
business club; t^tT^
T ■
snyder, glenn - hort.
14 s. 15th St.
catasauqua, pa. 18032
intramural volleyball , soft
ball, basketball; hort club.
soloduk, robert - bus.
box 63 ab, hogback rd.
pittstown, n.j. 08867
stawovy, timothy - agron.
r.d. #2 Jamie dr.
belle vemon, pa. 15012
golf team 1,2,3,4; capt
3,4. agronomy club 3 yrs.
stelmach, Christopher - oh
340 continental ave .
river edge, n.j. 07661
Strang, thomas - bio.
gravel pike
zieglersville , pa. 19492
streett, james - bio.
250 tally-ho dr.
Warminster, pa. 18974
strohmaier, karl - chem.
r.d. #1
oxford, pa. 19363
stull, david - dairy
r.d. #1 mt. rd.
larksville, pa. 18651
cross country 1,2,3,4; track
1,2,3,4; varsity club 2,3,4;
dairy soc. 1,2,3,4; block G
bridle club 4.
suber, ronald - fi.
2450 n. 10th St.
Philadelphia, pa. 19133
swidersky, gregg - oh
2240 evergreen ave .
scotch plains , n . j . 07076
intramural basketball, soft
ball, soccer, bowling; soccer
team capt.
szewczyk, Joseph - bio.
21 jansen ave .
woodbridge, n.j. 07095
tanis, mark - an. hus.
ideal farms
augusta, n.j. 07822
livestock judging team 4;
american angus assoc .
thomas, peter - oh
841 valley view rd .
media, pa. 19063
thomas, william - hort.
350 zeralda st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19144
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tine , wayne - an . hus . ; # /
71 tine rd. ^1 *i
flanders, n.j. 07836
block E bridle 4_; intra murs^L.
baseball 4; parties G farmr^^
hse. 2,3,4;
trayer, harry - hort.
brownsburg rd.
newtown, pa. 18940
Y
traynor, mark - oh
121jennings lane
north plainfield, n.j. 07060
tennis; intramurals.
troy, thomas - biol ^^
2 mallard rd. ^^^
somerville, n.j. 08876
tucker, wayne - bus.
5027 ogden st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19139
rap sec. & treas; football
mner; ice; a-day 3 yrs; bus
club; intramurals; wapo.
tygh, Patrick - fi
4067 n . wamer rd .
Philadelphia, pa. 19139
tyzinski, mark - fi
7801 wattsburg, rd.
erie, pa. 16509
fi club 1,2,3,4; pres; ice 4;
a-day 4; ift national G
student div. member;
uebersax, dan - oh
28 bellclare circle
sparks, md. 21152
oh club 4.
vansciver, robert - bus.
113 e. walnut st.
colmar, pa. 18915
intramural basketball; band;
bus. club.
vanvoorhis, celia - an. husZ-j.
14 briarwood dr.
band; bus. club.
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vanvoorhis, celia - an. hus.
14 briarwood dr.
somerset n.j. 08874
wagner, mark - bus.
4717 freemansburg ave .
easton, pa. 18042
mnee , student store ; ski
club; bus. club;
■t-
f.
warmflash, allan - agron.
80 new england dr.
w5qmro4e, dS. 06903
Vincent, robert - eve.
23 adams ave.
souderton, pa. 18964
webb, Samuel - oh
701 broadway blvd .
steubenville , ohio 43152
wales, denniss. - eve.
538 bradford ave .
Warrington, pa. 18976
school, work, family;
weidman, robert - fi
r.d. #3 - ridge rd.
denver, pa. 17517
cross country; track; fi club;
a -day; dta; intramural
football, baseball G
basketball .
weinstock, Clifford - bus.
2281 Wynne lane
bellmore, n.y. 11710
scuba club; bowling league;
Softball.
weisel, thomas - bus.
1219 horsham rd.
ambler, pa. 19002
ski club; bus. club;
intramural wrestling , and
basketball .
werkheiser, mark - oh
r.d. # 1 - box 104
henryville, pa. 18332
cross country 3,4; track 4;
band 1,2; apiary 3,4.
werst, michael - oh
414 race st.
perkasie, pa. 18944
whittaker, daniel - bus.
81 prospect st.
e. stroudsburg, pa. 18301
basketball 1,2; baseball
1,2,3,4; intramural
basketball 4;
wieliczki, peter - oh
5 dale st.
north abington, ma 02351
oh soc ; ftd ; dta ; tropical fish
club; varsity club; baseball;
weightlifting club .
wilgard, Joanne, - bio.
9109 femdale st.
Philadelphia, pa. 19115
Williams, daniel - agron.
22 linderman ave .
kingston, n.y. 12401
winans, susan - bio.
480 oakdale ave .
massapequa park, n.y. 11762
wirth, Steven - hort.
373 central ave .
new providence , n.j. 07974
intramural basketball,
Softball, volleyball;
wohlferth, patricia - bio,
r.r. # 1
orion, ill. 61273
wapo 1,2,3; ram 2, 3,G 4
ed. in chief; drama society
2,3,4; gleaner, 3.
wolfe, kathy - an. hus.
849 south St.
pottstown, pa. 19464
block G bridle 2,3,4; wsc
2,3.
wolfinger, david - dairy
box 210 frogtown rd .
ottsville, pa. 18942
band 1,2;
woUer, thomas - agron.
505 orchard lane
f easterville , pa. 19047
agron. club; soil judging;
wrightstone, michael - oh
1509 Carlisle rd.
camp hill, pa. 17011
intramurals, basketball,
Softball, volleyball.
wylde, warren - an. hus
5 f oxhill rd .
montvale, n.j. 07645
yeager, Jeffrey - oh
115 valley view dr.
Pittsburgh, pa. 15215
yerkes, jon - oh
upper moimtain rd .
buckingham, pa. 18912
intramural soccer 1,2,3;
tennis 1,2; oh soc . 3 ; ski
club 1,2; choir 1 .
yockobishe, marlene - chem.
r.d. #1 harrison rd.
doylestown, pa. 18901
a-day sec/treas; chem club;
young, daniel - dairy
r.d. #4
doylestown, pa. 18901
zimba, alphonse - oh
4304 rhawn st .
Philadelphia, pa. 19136
track G field 1,2,3,4;
weightlifting club 1,2,3;
apiary soc . 3,4; ice 2 ; ra
3,4; football 1; track co-
capt 4.
zmoda, paul - bio.
999 Carteret rd .
bridgewater, n.j. 08807
zotti, anthony - oh
54 broad st.
summit, n.j. 07901
hewett, joan
block G bridle 1,2,3,4. treas
3 yrs ; equine club 4 yrs ; a -
day rep G comm. 4 yrs;
equestrian team 4 yrs, co-
capt and capt; dta 3,4;
chorale 1 yr; conservation
soc 2 yrs; deans list 5 times;
who's who in am. students.
howard , robert - eve .
632 s. towamencin ave.
lansdale, pa. 19446
Jacob, John -
chorale 1,2,3,4; block G
bridle 2,3,4; 4- h club 3,4;
dta 3,4; apiary 4; volleyball
3.4.
shaner, sonia
band 1,2,3,4; chorale
2,3,4; block and bridle
2,3,4; a - day 3 ; wsc 2,3,4;
pres. 4; sigma soc. pres. 4;
yearbook 2,3,4, co-ed 4;
librarian band G chorale 3 ;
intramurals 2,3,4; dvc
musicals 2,3,4; wapo 1;
inter collegiate choir 3
HALEDON NURSERIES
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(201) 694-6157
262 VALLEY ROAD
WAYNE, NJ
07470
QUADREL BROS. TRUCKING CO. , INC,
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1603 HART STREET
Specialist in hauling liquid
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Tank wagon service to
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Botany Drapery & Carpet Cleaners
York Road and Fairhill Street
Willow Grove, Pa. 19090
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AUTHORIZED FRIGID ARE SALES & SERVICE
450 EAST BUTLER AVENUE
NEW BRITAIN, PA. 18901
DOYLESTOWN, PA.
ROUTE 611 & 313
348-3539
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philadelphia, pa. 19144
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Silver Brook Farm
Willow Grove, Pa. 19090
PHONE OL9-0885
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ROUTE 611 AND HANKIN RD.
HORSHAM, PA. 19044
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Phone (215) 345-9030
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17268
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258 W. Ashland St.
Doylestown, Pa.
18901
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Contractor and Builder
18 West Street
Doylestown, Pa.
(215)348-5117
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288 W. Butler Ave.
P.O. Box 70
New Britain, Pa.
18901
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Plumbing & Heating
154 Keeley Ave.
New Britain, Pa.
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RT 24, RD #2
Box 953 A
Chester, NJ
Beef, Chicken, Eggs
HON. 7th St.
Perkasie, Pa.
18944
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Macungie, Pa. 18062
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410 E. THIRD STREET
Williamsport, Penna. 17701
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Phone 345-1158
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DOYLESTOWN LUMBER
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Route #611, Cross Keys
Doyle s town, Pa. 18901
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128 West State St.
Doylestown, Pa. 18901
Telephone: (215) 348-2675
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THE GROUNDMASTER 72
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LANDISVILLE ROAD & STONY LANE
DOYLESTOWN, PA. 18901
215-345-7200
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we call It Groundsmaster 72. It also
drives a two-stage rotary snow plow
(there's a cab, too) or a 60-inch rotary
broom — to cut equipment investment
cost, maintenance cost, and save
storage space.
It's powered by an In-line 4-
cylinder water-cooled industrial
engine mounted in the rear.
It's driven through a hydrostatic
system that's simple, silent and de-
pendable. No belts, no chains in the
power unit.
Its speed is infinitely variable from
0 to 10 mph — with instant forward-
reverse.
It's operated from a seat that puts
the operator up front over the free-
floating mower unit.
It's engineered for ease of mainte-
nance — simple and clean.
It's built like a truck and handles
like a toy.
It offers capacity, capability and
durability equal to no other riding
rotary.
It's built by the Toro Company —
and backed by Toro parts and service
system.
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William & Mary Vislocky
George G Grace Pierettd
Dr. C Mrs. Louis G. Bosco
Eugene G Joan Festa
Mr. GMrs. Kenneth P. Githens
Robert G Siozanne Clavert
Phillip G Dorothy Manheimer
Edwand G Frances Budrewicz
Theodore W. Hitchcock
Daniel G Anna McCleerey
James G Anita Thompson
Donald G Madeline A . Castro
Henry M. G Margaret M. Pecic
Erma Gerherich
Indian Acres Dairy Farm
Willis H. G Palricia Simpson
Mr. G Mrs. Donald Yingling
Richar dL. G Evelyn B. Hixon
Mr. GMrs. Michael M. Hollenack, Jr.
Mr. G Mrs. Anthony F. Moscati
Russel L. G Elsie F. Sutton
Harold N. G G. Lucille Davis
Mr. G Mrs. Henry P. Scalfo
Mr. G Mrs. E. Pawlusiow
Julius G Mary M. Wagner
Mr. G Mrs. Phil Simon, Sr.
Mr. G Mrs. Frank Tourville
Mr. G Mrs. John Frank
Clarence C. Felter, Jr.
William E. G Lois R. Jones
Davis G Evelyn Kaplan
Mr. G Ivlrs. Joseph Laumakis
Mr. GMrs. HeneryJ. Schubert
Mr. G Mrs. Chas. W. Lamb
Donald P. G Gloria H. Ash
Mr. G Mrs. Donald Lindsay
Mr. G Mrs. Armand M. Melograna
Mr. G Mrs. Floyd Blake
Alfred C . G Anna Lea Prime
Mr. G Mrs. Nooh W. Wenger
Mr. G Mrs. Stanley E. Brown
Mr . G Mrs . Emanuel Butera
N'lichael F. G Cecilia M. Konoza
Mr . G Mrs . Gene F . McGrady
Mr. G Mrs. W. H. Cartwright
Joseph B. G Gloria Ventura
Mr. G Mrs. James Shepley
Mr. G Mrs. Peterman
Thelma Moore
Thomas A . G Marion S . Newwll
Mr. G Mrs. Laurence Bubenheim
Mr. G Mrs. Paul Wysocki
Richard J. G Patricia A. Bloomfield
Mr. G Mrs. Walter Mathewson
Mr. GMrs. Sherwood S. Kessler
Mr. G Mrs. Carl G. Gross
Mr. GMrs. William A. Showers
Mr. G Mrs. James A. Sheaffer '50
John M. G Marie Mozak
Mr. G Mrs. John Shirey, Sr.
Frank G Rose Mary Marinelli
Mr. GMrs. John J. Fuller, Sr.
Mrs . Elizabeth McAlamen
Charles G Marie T . Mattem
Mr. G Mrs. Eugene N. Chiesa
Merrill I G Elaine N. Chiesa
Merrill 1 G Elaine B. Lipton
Mr . G Mrs . Ira A . Bitner
Peter G Christine Mastrobattesta
Henry G Constance Fox
W. A. G Nancy Main, Jr.
Lewis C . G Marie E . Frey
Edward N. G Helen S. Bruce
Harold G Jane Croshaw
Hugo G Aina Alps
Joseph G Clara K . Hague
Arthur J. G Helen G. Gold
John G Mary Dunbar
Stanley R . G Genevieve D . Rane
Ralph G Mary Wolfinger
JackH. G Pauline F. Pyle
Edward F . G Natalie D . Barbano
Mr. G Mrs. John Wieluski
Daniel H. G Viola G. DOlch
Dorcas Winans
Carl A. G Glenice M. Swenson
Walter G Ann Kozak
Otto F. G Marie L. Wirth
Mr. G Mrs. Ernest Kuenzi
Mary G John L . Lashier
Mr. G Mrs. John J. McFadden
Robert D. G Joyce R. Kerstetter
Patricia J. Grouser
Fitzhugh L . G Anne M . Kirk
Gerald D. G Eloise J. Miller
Mr . G Mrs . Charle A . Fehr
Alvin A, G Phyllis S. Koenic
Robert G Rose Marie McFie
Mr . G Mrs . Harold Berman
Col. Clarence E. G Jean W. Skoien
Mr. G Mrs. Albert Harvey
George M. G Ruth B. Werkheiser
Mr. G Mrs. Howard E. Wise
COmelius J. G Marion Shovlin
Mr. G Mrs. Thomas Perillo
Douglas R. G Marjorie C. Barr
Mr. G Mrs. JOseph Cantarella
David J. G Jean Marie Lancaster
Garth D. G Helen L. Becker
Mr. G Mrs. Nicholas Sciss
Mr. G Mrs. Nicholas A. Sentillo
Dorthy D. G Herman Krause
Rosemarie G Harry A . Woller
Aretz G Allan C . Morgan
Mr. G Mrs. John Masters
Harry D . G LaDean B . Kramp
ArtiiurJ. G Margaret M. O'Connor
J. Richard G Marie S. Runkel
Mr. G Mrs. Al Neckritz
Thomas N. G Monica B. Cook
Mr . G Mrs . James J . Pezza
Frank A . G Louise Gilbert
Louis J. G Julia M. Makrancy
Mr. G Mrs. Ted Cybowski
John L . C Mary E . Donaldson
Ann C . G Richard C . Lewis
Mr . G Mrs . John L . Bradly
Donald E . G Betty Jane Lichtenwalner
Mr. GMrs. Stanley P. Silberstein
G.W. G Delores Krogman
Mr. G Mrs. Harold J. Quazza
Joan Dugan
Gottlieb G Marie D. Strohmaier
Fred G Kathryn Smith
Mr. G Mrs. Walter A. Wagner
Angelo and Marie Mongione
Claire G Charles A . Mauk
Howard R . G Gladys Hoffman
HerminA. G Marion B. Rohsler
Mr. G Mrs. Benjamin R. Leber
Berne Goodwin
Mr. G Mrs. Jack Mc Shane
Richard J. G Georgann A. Kunkel
Mr. GMrs. Charles R. Taylor
Mr. G Mrs. A. Chirip
Mr. G Mrs. Robert Levitsky
LaRice and Catherine Flegal
John H. G Anna M. Alger
Joseph E . Brzozo
John V. G Rita P. McFadden
Bradford K. G Alice M. Cross
Samuel W. G Elizabeth D. Clipp
Mr. G Mrs. Ronald C. Barber
Mr. GMrs. James R.R. Spindler
Saul G Renee Rosenblatt
John H . Baugher
Lt. Col. Nicholas G Anna Jubok, Sr.
Elliot F. G Ellen C. Smith
JohnF. G Sally A. King
Mr. GMrs. Robert G. Wrightstone
Mrs. William E. Cashin
Bright W. G Irene E. Ketner :^-« v"**3
Gilbert D . G Barbara H . Rawling ^^N^^
Harry C. G Elizabeth L. Wohlferth'*^;^?*^
Mr. GMrs. Donald M. Johnson
I. E. G Kathleen Mikowski
Mr. G Mrs. Albert Grabowski
George G Veronica Yockobishen
Mr. G Mrs. Nicholas Cicchino
Edward G Helen Fuchs
Joseph Reinert
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friendshio's blossoms
friendships are formed,
kindled and warmed
by kindly acts and deeds.
friendships survive.
vibrant, alive,
from thoughtfully planted seeds.
friendships are grown
from care that is sown
lovingly with the hand,
and blossoms bloom,
where you have grown a friend.
L helen barker
and let your best be for your friend.
if he must know the ebb of your tide,
let him know its flood also.
for what is your fripd that you should seek him
with hours to kill? \
seek him always with Jiours to live.
for it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness; ^
and in the sweetness of friendship let there beJaughter,
and sharing of pleasures. * ;
for in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning
and is refreshed.
-the prophet-
kahlil gibran
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