1978

Barb Buchanan
Debbie &ipp
Walt Amey sm
Sam Bylina
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Bill Caban
Carol Capefll
Cheryl Carman
Vickie Cartolaro








Jeannie Cavalto
Ed Chandler
Michelle Cilestio








Tracy Clarkson
Blaine Clyrnire
Kim Colamarino









Andrea Colantti
Mark Constable
Linda Cook




Steve Cooper
Steve Cordiscd
Jeff Costello -
Dana Coulson
Jill Counts
Cathy Cross

Keith Crowder
Irene Csejtey
Colleen Curry
Ron Davies
Elaine Davison
Mike Dawson
Erank Dean
Joanne Deiter
Paul Deitz
Dave DeValerio
Susan Donahue
Patty Dot!
Jeff Dougherty
















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Charlene Huhn
Jo Ann Inadi
Janet Indyk
Ruben Jacobs
Barb Jarvis
Cathy Jenkins
Pat Jenkins
Jim Jesberger
Tina Johnson
Donna Johnston
Judy Jones ? ■'. *. y ■
Linda Jones
Sandee Kagan
Mark Kandarczyk
Virginia Kastrup
Dale;- Kaufman

* Jibi Kcebler
Lucy Keesler
Joe Keller
Joe Kepko
Sharon Kerrick
Bin Kimball
Bob Kingrea
Mike Knight
Jeff Kolb
Pat Kristoff
Terry Krzywutak
Mark Kyle
Loretta Lachewitz
Scott Landis
Kenton Lange
Kathleen Later
Michael laushell
Eileen Layden

Kathleen Layden
Lorann Leary
Larry Lcrman
Keith Leyland
Cheryl Libacky
Thomas Liszewski
Donna Littley
Annmarie Loftus

















103 JipORS

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Keliy Mabney
Richard Marquard
Todd Marshatt
Lenore Marfin '






Brian Mason
Wiltiam Mate
Martin Mauro
Annette May

Georgia May
John May
John McCarthy
Colleen McClintic
Lois McCue
Debbie McDade
Joanne McGoldrick
Alan McGovern
John McGowan
Patricia McGurl
James McHugh

Judy McKinley
Bonnie McKinney
Catherine McNulty
Sandra McPherson
Ruth Mentzer
Susan Meyers
Connie Miller
Howard Miller
Sally Miller
Susan Miller
Theodore Miller
Henry Minner
John Minnig
Thomas Missanelli





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John Slakoper
Theresa Slevenski










Susan R. Smith
IVlark Snyder










Melanie Solic
Valerie Solt







Joe Sommerer
William Soto
Mike Spece
Colleen Stark
Tom Steam
BuCky Stevens




Carol Stewart
Joanne Stewart
Mike Stewart
Paul Stillwagon
Janice Stinson
Karen Storz


Dawn Stout
Donna Stoto
Joanne Strahm
Lisa Streeter
James Strelecki
Colleen Strunk

Gary Steinbeck
Vince Sturkey
Tedd Sundling
Donna Sylvester
Denise Szczucki














N» JUNIORS

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Martin Trendler
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Cheryl Trojan


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Dennis Tetet
Jake Tryon
Diane Tuthill
Robert Tyler
Nate Tymes



Steve Valeri
* len Valerio
Mike Van Hentenrv
Linda Venango
Tom Vivacqiia
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Dan Vossbein
Nancy Wackes
Sandra Wadlington
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And The Rest O f The Junior Class


Barry Alexander David Downs John Lawler Andrew Ribarchik
Bill Alexander David Dubois Tim Leary Sue Robbins
Steve Altimari Robert Ebert Dennis Lee Pat Rodino
Debbie Arena Pat Flanagan Paula Lee Craig Rosenthal
Connie Armond Francis Foley Larry Lindstat Joe Russo
Cynthia Aughenbaugh Linda Foust Ada Lips Doug Ryan
Peggy Auty Karen Fredrick Darlene lopes Deborah Schank
Linda Bartasavage Karen Frick Jim Torino William Schilling
Roberta Beale Bill Fuss Renneil Manning Laura Schnepp
Craig Berenson Alberta Gardner Currie Markham Frank Seehousen
Larry Bethea >> Gary Geier Dave Mattingly Michell Schwartz
Bob Bloodgood William Getty James Mayger Theresa Shackett
Glenn Bly stone ^ Linda Gilbert Bruce McCann Susan Smith
Ed Boyd Norma Gonzalez Nate McCoy Roger Steinke
Donna Brand Scott Goodwin Richard McGrath Bob Stone
Keith Brennan Kathy Gross Margaret McKnew Dave Taggart
George Browne Cindy Hall s Dan McManus Colleen Tauscher
Gary Burkett Dave Hancock Gerald Meyer Edwin Thomas
Angela Burrows Robert Hansrote s Duane Miklos Jeff Thompson
Roger Butterworth Paul Flartnett K William Monachelli Tamara Trynoskt
Lee Clark Wanda Heii Mike Monahan Tracy Turner
Gloria Cofieid Diane Hicks ^JL^sa Myers Debbie Unger
Kim Comty Anthony Hoffman ^Frank Newkirk Barbara Urban
Michael Copeland Eugene Hoffman ^Marybeth Nottage William Valentine
Lori Coppens Tina Hudson ^Steve Oberlandcr Kim Vesce
Maria Cordero Paula Humzer .^Charlene Olivieri Steve Vile
Tony Coughlin Glenn Jackamonis ^Marie O’Meara Robert WaRter
Robert Crabbe Bernard Kanuck pTii^'Paiincr ,, Carol Walton
KeHy Dansbury Thornas Kanuck g)^wr|e*'Pa trick, Gary Weingardt
Barbara Davis Donna Karl ^ Doug Patterson Frances Weng
Tamara Davis Mark Keeny Mike Potoczny David White
Joseph Demidio Barb Keesler Rich #ursell Kevin Williams
Debbie Dikun Bernie Kocher Mary Rankins Cathy Wilkerson
Dolores Dillon V Debra Kranler t Tj^m ar'R a,^^;';. Albert Wyrauch
^ * ? Gene Kreutzer »Charles Records
Don Lambert '
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The Junior Class
Officers


Gail Weikel,*
presidenti Mr. Jerry
Mignogna, advisort
Karen Frick,
treasurer; Annette
May, vice*presidentt
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Maryiou Adamof.
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Two Weeks Here .

. . Two Weeks There



November

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Footballi Delhaas vs
Steinert




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Football) Delhaas vs
Wilson



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20 21 22 23 24 25


Thanksgiving Day




27 28 29 30


6. Basketball)
Delhaas vs N. Penn
lOD STOF


December


2 3

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Delhaas vs Bristol



1 ^ 10

W restling; Delhaas Senior Disco Dance
vs U. Darby



11 12 13 14 1 16 17
G. Basketball) 1 B. Basketball)
Delhaas vs Notre 1 Delhaas vs L.
Dame 1 Moreland



18 19 20 21 1
NHS party at ESSH.
Italian Club faculty Wrestling) Delhaas
party vs A. Carroll
Ring Dance


25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Christmas Day


Charlie Chaplain
died


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SPORTS 113

Delhaas Soccer "Who left the banana peel on the field?”


Team Is Really \


Kickin'

































Harry Schailey dribbles Ken Bello- airborne


































114 SOCCER

The Delhaas Varsity Soccer Team fin­
ished in fifth place this season with a 4-7-1
record in the Lower Bucks County Soccer
League. The overall team record was 5-10-1.
The Tigers were led by team captains Mor­
ris Lovelace, Kevin Runey and Jim Cilestio.
Seniors Morris Lovelace and Shawn McClin-
tic received first team honors. Junior Pete
Warusz received Second Team League hon­
ors and senior John Nottage received Hon­
orable Mention. This year’s seniors were a
superb group of young men that were the
epitome of hard work and dedication. Our
seniors will be greatly missed, however their
inspiration will be long remembered in the
Delhaas High School soccer program. Re­
member ... Delhaas has soccer power!
George Collins



Top Row: Coach George Collins, Jim Marr, M orris Lovelace, Jim Cilestio, Kevin Runey, Joe Kepko, Bruce
Firsching, George Browne, Pete Warusz, Shawn M cClintic, Fred Roepke, Norm Curry, 2nd Row: Craig Rosenthal,
John Nottage, Harry Schailey, Hubert Parker, John Pindar, Ernie Bancroft, Ken Bello, Jay Desko, Bob Caucci.



























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Kick it, Cauccil A John Nottage Savel








































SOCCER 115

The Junior Tigers ended their best soccer
season ever, while breaking three school re­
cords. The team recorded the most victo­
ries in one season (9), while Ricky Lovelace
scored twenty goals, most by a player in one
season and Ed Dikun recorded the most as­
sists in one season (13). With a very young
team this year (six freshmen, six sopho­
mores) having such a fine season, the "soc­
cer power” that is here at Delhaas seems
destined to stay for a very long time.
Robert Cowen













Junior Varsity players show hustlel











































Junior Jeff Dougherty Superstars of tom orrowl

Top Row: Coach Cowen, Alan McGovern, Tim Minnig, Fred Brown, Don Lambert, Guy Rogers, Randy Morris,
Dennis Brady, Bruce McCann, Jeff Dougherty, Russ Buchanan, Jeff Kaszczuk. 2nd Row: Rick Lovelace, Mike
Schailey, Gary Quenzer, John Tuthill, Tom Vivacqua, Dave DeValerio, Ed Dikun, Dave Hill.


























lie SOCCER

Field

Hockey
Donna Hibbs drives the ball.
Is For


Swingers!

































Annette May on defense. Cheryl Stinson takes control.
Top Row-Miss Robinson (coach), Della Carol, Gail Weikel, Donna Hibbs, Pam McGowan, Annette May, Dee Dee
Pannell, Mary Tirpak, Myrene Maske. 2nd Row-Cheryl Stinson, Karen Richman, Wendy Curry, Kim Nelson,
Charlene Hunn.




























FIELD HOCKEY 117

The varsity hockey team had a rough season
this year. There were only three returning var­
sity players; Sheryl Stinson. Alsheena Vaughn,
and Donna Hibbs, who were also co-captains
for the 1977 season. The girls worked very hard
despite the losing record. Miss Robinson wish­
es to thank all the varsity players for their
determination and dedication.
Coach Marilyn Robinson













Fighting for control.






















Wendy w ith the shot.





















Avoiding a stick. Driving down field.
One on one.































IIS FIELD HOCKEY

Although the J.V. Hockey season was not
successful in the win category this year,
most of the players did show potential for
next year’s varsity team. Our main problems
this year werei minimal experience and in­
sufficient number of players for pre-season
practice. The. Delhaas hockey players were
complimented several times by opposing
teams and officials for their display of cour­
tesy and good sportsmanship.
Miss "I”















Miss "I” gives pep talk.




















Delhaas fights for the ball.




















"Bullyl" Running toward the goal.
J.V. Hockey: Standing: Miss ” 1” , bebbie Travis, Beth May, Juanita Sawyer, Cindy Stoto, Kim Pizzullo. Kneeling:
Helen Kimble, Lisa Dinolti, Sook Kyong Im, Darlene Ellzy, Lisa Streeter.




























FIELD HOCKEY 119

Tigers Can

Tackle Almost


Anything





































































IX) FOOTBALL

The 1977 Delhaas Tiger football team ac­
complished many of its goals during the sea­
son. It was the first winning season since
Delhaas became a high school in 1972. It was
also a season which saw the Tigers defeat
Pennsbury for the first time in 22 years. The
Tigers for the first time were also a threat
to become the league champions.
The season began with four consecutive
wins, including one over state-ranked St. Jo­
seph’s Prep, and a total domination of league
foe. Maple Point (35-7). The thirty-five
points scored against the Cougars were the
most ever by a Delhaas team. After the
opening four wins the Tigers went into a
slight tailspin before rebounding to defeat
Pennsbury (13-0) and brighten their chances
of a league title. A loss to Council Rock the
following week dimmed all the champion­
ship hopes.
The Tigers finished the campaign with a
6-4 record and a bright outlook for the com­
ing year. It is a great tribute to the Tiger
seniors who led the team into respectability.
It was the hard work and dedication of
these senior athletes that removed Delhaas
from the "soft-touch" category into a power
to be reckoned with.
The coaches and underclassmen owe a
great deal to the seniors, whose leadership
will be missed. They have helped lay the
foundation for what appears to be a strong
football program. If these young men put
forth the same effort in buildjng their lives,
they will find the same success they
achieved on the field. The senior Tigers

proved to everyone that they are WINNERSI
Coach Cardinal





















































FOOTBALL 01

The Delhaas J.V. football team's perfor­
mance improved with each game of the season.
The team was in every contest until the final
quarter, where a lack of depth and experience
prevented the young Tigers from bringing
home a victory. The tougher the competition,
the better they played.
The J.V. season did go a long way in prepar­
ing the underclassmen to compete on the varsi­
ty level next year, as some fine performances
were turned in by members of the squad.

Coach Richard Jones





























































































133 FOOTBALL

Overall, it was a disappointing year for
the Delhaas freshman football team. Al­
though we failed to win any games, we were
"in” all but one until the fourth quarter. The
highlight of the season was a 0-0 tie with a
very strong Charles Boehm-Pennsbury team.
All season the offense was lead by Mike
Horton, Bret Colteryahn, John Williams, and
Frank Lubinski. The defense, which played
well all year, was anchored by Ted Schaum,
Cal Morrison, Steve Boccardo, and Winky
Miller. These are only a few of the forty
players who deserve a great deal of praise
for "sticking it out”. I’m looking forward
next year, when they come out for the varsi­
ty team, to develop and improve their skills
and keep the winning football tradition here
at Delhaas.

Coach Sam Evans


















































































FOOTBALL 03

'Three

Cheers For

Girls Tennis


Team, For
Cheryl Snyder Donna Morgan
The Best


Season Ever'



















































Donna Morgan serves for an acel






04 GIRLS TENNIS

This year’s Girls Tennis team finished
with the best record in the school’s history.
The girls hustled to a 7-10 overall record
which placed them fifth in the Lower Bucks
League. The captains of the team were: Don­
na Morgan and Cheryl Snyder. These girls
were instrumental in making us a most com­
petitive team. Three other seniors. Donna
Felice. Theresa Ksyiak. and Wendy Stevens,
finished the season tied for the most match­
es won. Cindi Chan. Nancy Yeagle. Eleanor
Kelly, and Lori Longstreet were the other
senior starters who played well this season.
Our record is not a true measure of the
season, as many of our losses were close. A
good indication of the improvement of our
tennis program, is that the number of overall

Standing- V icki Longstreet, Donna Morgan, Eleanor Kelly, Kim Underdown, Lori Longstreet, Wendy Stevens, sets won has more than doubled. All of the
Theresa Kysniak, Donna Felice, and Coach Rich Cornwall. Kneeling- Cindi Chan, Cheryl Snyder, Donna Mclean, seniors will be missed next year. but. I am
Susan Super, Choi Tse, Nancy Yeagle, Karen Rybczyk. sure they will continue their success in
whatever they do in the future.
Rich Cornwall


It is hard to play on a team like the girls
tennis team, which is very unfamiliar to
most of the Delhaas studentsi but I feel that
we have come a long way. The past two
years the team has gone from hardly being
known, to winning the most matches in the
history of Delhaas High School. I think that
is quite an accompiishment.
We worked together as a team, and we
had a good time. too. I am looking forward to
seeing many more winning seasons from the
girls tennis team> and I would also like to
express our appreciation, as a team, to our
coach. Mr. Richard Cornwali.
Cheryl Anne Snyder











Cindi Chan returns the shot for winning Tigers win this one 7-0.
point.





























Eleanor Kelly displays her winning form.



GIRLS TENNIS 135

Endurance


Is The

Name

O f The


Game






























































136 CROSSCOUNTRY

This year’s cross country team was led by
senior Jim Ream. Although the team didn’t
win many meets, Jim was always the first
Delhaas runner to cross the finish line. He
finished first in dual meets against Wilson.
Hamilton West, Council Rock, and Bensalem.
Jim also recorded fifth place finishes in the
Mill Street Run and the Lower Bucks County
Championships.
John Dugan showed a lot of improvement
throughout the season, and should get bet­
ter with two years of competition left. Also
competing this year was junior Karen Yea­
gle, the only girl on the team. Karen trained
with the boys all year and ran very respect­
able races in the girls’ Mill Street Run and
the girls’ country meet.
William Katz, Coach

Cross country is a sport that combines
Standing; Coach W illiam Katz, Co-captain Hugh Petrosky, David Jayne, Paul Dietz, Rich Pursell, Greg Brewing- individual and team competition. Both con­
ton, Rich M etters, Co-captain Jim Ream, Kevin Donoher, Bernie Klucsarits, Dean Russell. Kneeling; Jeff Johnson,
George Vivacqua, Mark Am istadt, John Dugan, Karen Yeagle. tribute to the overall self-gratification of the
sport.
As an individual, you learn your own capa­
bilities and from that you set achievable
goals. Personal triumphs, as well as defeats,
are common to this sport, but if there is only
one triumph during the year it makes the
whole season worthwhile.
As a team, there is a feeling of unity and
togetherness which is unique among sports
geared to the individual. Practicing with the
team everyday, you become aware of every­
one’s ability and come to really appreciate
the effort expended by your teammates.
The team spirit, individual and collective
competition and the personal triumphs at­
tained by running on a cross country team
make it one of the most rewarding activities
in high school.
Hugh Petrosky, Co-captain













Tigers keep on running.
Bernie pushes on. Conferring w ith the Coach.


































CROSS COUNTRY 127

Woody - He's hard to nail down.

Tigers Wrestlers

Are All Wrapped

Up In Winning
































Coach Johns

Harry Schailey continues his winning ways
DETERMINATION


































Q8 WRESTLING

This past wrestling season has not only
been successful in the win-loss column (13-
4), but has also been a most enjoyable exper­
ience for all of us. From our first match in
early December, through the Christmas
Tournament, into the dual meet season and
concluding with the post season tourna­
ments which the boys worked hard, im­
proved and exhibited all the qualities neces­
sary to be a championship team.
Few people thought we would be so suc­
cessful this season. Almost every single indi­
vidual and team record was broken or
equalled — truly a credit to this team of fine
young men.
No coach has been more proud of his team
for their accomplishments as well as the
way they conducted themselves throughout
the season. For the wonderful memories and

Top row: M. Dougherty, A. Everk. H. Schailey, M. Schailey, D. West, T. Vivacqua, N. McCoy, Coach Roster. 2nd experiences we have shared, let me say
row: Coach Blatt, B. Caucci. W, Gibson, J. Higgins, C. Lederer. thank-you. I will miss sharing the "thrill of
battle” with you, but will always cherish the
special moments we shared over these
months and the years.
Coach Blatt






























Chuck gives Harry tips on how to tie his shoes. Hey, whatsa matta w it choo?










































WRESTLING 129

The Junior Varsity wrestling team competed
in 14 dual meets and 2 tournaments over the
Christmas vacation. This extensive J.V. pro­
gram provides the opportunity for the young
wrestler to gain the experience vital to a suc­
cessful varsity program. The Delhaas wrestling
team has a fine tradition and is respected
throughout the area as a wrestling power. This
respect is a credit to the dedication and desire
of the entire squad.
Coach Boster































































































no WRESTLING

W restlerettes watch the tiger wrestlers.

















































Tiger grapplers concentrate on match.

Wrestlerettes
Donna Cordisco Diane Dougherty
Kathy Brady Annette Palfreyman
Donna Felice Ida Suerken
Sandy Dallara Wendy Burke
Sandy La Cross Theresa Zobel
Donna Mohan

Tiger Hoopla Coach Katz going over game strategy.

”78”














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2 points!


























Greg Brewington
Up for the rebound.






132 BOYS BASKETBALL

The Boys Basketball Team ended up with a 9-
II record which was the best Delhaas had had
since the split with Wilson in 1972. Many of the
losses were very close and with a few breaks
this team could have challenged for the League
Title.
Leading the tigers this year were seniors;
George Freeman and Mark Reid. George was
the leading scorer and playmaker. Mark was
second in scoring and leading rebounder.
Gregg Brewington played well when healthy,
but he missed three league games to illness or
B * I injury.
Four players will be returning next year and
the tigers hope to continue to improve.
Coach Katz






Top row; Coach Katz, Greg Lemons. Mark Mullen. Greg Brewington, Keith Williams, Mark Reid. 2nd row; John
Reid, Kevin Williams, George Freeman, Dave Adams.




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BOYS BASKtTBALL 133

This year was definitely a learning exper­
ience, due to the fact that we didn’t have a
9th grade program, combined with the lack
of playing time in an organized game situa­
tion were very evident in early season play.
But as the season progressed, I think the
players adjusted very well to my style of
coaching and I to their style of playing. This
was evident in the mere fact that we won
more games in the second half of the sea­
son.
At this time I would like to commend all
the players for their time and effort on a job
well done.
Coach Rembert













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Shoot that ball. Basketball Managers.
Top row: Kenny Williams, Doug Ellzy, John McGowan, Butch Jones, Vince Holly, Derrick Golar. 2nd row: Nate
Tymes. Rick Lovelace, Ruben Jacobs, Mike Singleton.



























134 BOYS BASKETBALL

Top Row: Gail Weikel, Sheila W right, Randy Johns, Judy Ellner, Coach Robinson. 2nd Row; Linda Fisher, Shoot
Alsheena Vaughn, Karen Richman, Sheryl Stinson.
For The

Stars!





























Sheila shoots for the stars. Judy shoots for 1000.
































Going over strategy for second half play.




GIRLS BASKtTBALL 135

For the first time in Delhaas history,
the girls' Basketball team advanced to the
District I playoffs. This was achieved
through hard work and dedication by:
Judy Ellner, Linda Fisher, Donna Hibbs,
Randy Johns, Mary Ann Morris. Karen
Richman, Sheryl Stinson, Alsheena
Vaughn, Sheila Wright. Although failing
to advance to state competition, we did,
however, finish in second place in the
league with a 9-B record and an overall
record of 13-6. The most critical game for
the Tigers was against Maple Point where
we needed a victory to allow us to clinch
the second place berth in the league.
Many thanks to the girls and to coach
Robinson for such a successful season.
Judy Ellner (captain)





























"Let’s take a break.” Randy shoots for 21































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"W hat style. What grace.’ Eyeing the basket.






136 GIRLS BASKfcTBALL

The girls J.V. Basketball team worked
hard from early November through late
February. The team was made up of many
9th graders and a few lOth graders and
fared the handicap of competing against
girls from other schools with far more
experience. Despite losing many games
early in the season the girls persevered
and in the second half of the season won
three games. The following girls played
the entire season: Donna McLean (cap­
tain), Rennee Valeri. Patty Flanna, Juanita
Sawyer, Kathy Jones, Beth Lane, Lisa
Sommerer, and Kim Nelson.
Coach Hepburn








Top Row: Mr. Hepburn (coach), L. Sommerer, K. Nelson, D. Pannell, J. Sawyer, D. McLean,K. Jones, F. Adams.
2nd Row: B. Lane, L. Law, R. Valeri, I. Sargeant, P. Hanna, J. Sargeant.







































Delhaas aims for control. Heated action against Bensalem.






























Mr. Hepburn thumbin' a ride.





GIRLS BASKETBALL 137

Cindy
Beth Crystal















The Leaders

Behind


The

Cheer



























Stacy Karen





































|j8 CHtlRllAPlRS

It has been enjoyable working with the
cheerleading squad this year. The girls’ will
ingness to be involved in many activities as
well as cheerleading brings spirit and enthu­
siasm to Delhaas High. Their hard work has
been worthwhile, and they have done a job
for which they can be proud.

Evelyn Byer

















Top Row: Karen Frick, Cindy Fryer, Crystal M iller, Stephanie Lee, Nora Scalia. 2nd Row; Andrea Colantti,
Sharon Gugger, Judy Hodges, Beth M orris, Stacy Tillia, Avonda Nelson.









Captains








Avonda Stephanie























































Seniors
CHtERlEADtRS 139

140 ICE HOCKEY

Tiger Frolics 18 "The Battle O f The Deep"



























































































Gold Team Advisor- Miss Stone
Red Team Advisor- Mrs. Byrd










TIGER FROLICS 141

Gold Team - 79

9th grade lieutenants;
Dawn Jensen
Ricky Dallara

lOth grade lieutenants:
Ingrid Heirling
Norm Curry

Nth grade lieutenants;
Heather Fonda
Joe Kepko

12th grade lieutenants;
Sandi Dallara
Jay Desko

12th grade captains;
Donna Cordisco
Al Everk




































































143 TIGER FROLICS

Red Team - 67
9th grade lieutenants:
Brenda McLaughlin
Mike Wilford

lOth grade lieutenants:
Sue Supper
Paul Trindle

Nth grade lieutenants:
Annette May
Gail Weikel

12th grade lieutenants:
Ellena Osborne
Dave Travis

12th grade captains:
Kim Underdown
Mark Salvitty










































































TIGER FROLICS 143

144 CALENDAR



We're Small,

But We're


Good














































Banner Guard; Marlene Kouarie, Jenny Fonda, Sherry Penkala, Denise Szczucki, Barb Brodhead, Chris
Curry. Carol Arnold, Joanna Llewellyn, Linda Jones, Janet Gibbs. Holly Zaehring.










































I46^B/^JMD

Anna O tt
Mike Offermann
Band Members 1977-78 Ron Pine
Shari Polmounter
Jules Quartapella
Donna Bartz Earl Hancock Eric Reoli
Mark Brady Daniel Hibbs Paul Reoli
Frances Brandenburg Paul Hoffman Craig Rosenthal
Denise Brenker Mike Ifko Phil Rush
George Byles Bruce Johnson David Saba
Mark Carcione Gary Kandarczyk Mary Lou Scancella
Rich Chrzanowiski Michael Kendick Joanne Schulz
Patty Cicali Ronald Kenney Don Serfass
Cathy Cross Nancy Lahner Jim Sherman
Cindy Cross Frank Leonhardt Ken Sims
Debbie Durrwachter Dan Margyard Walt Sloan
Wendy Durrwachter Stanley Mason Dan Smith
Sandy Evans Joanne McGoldrick Joe Smith
Jay Fisher Joyce McKinney Ken Stien
Mike Given Joe Mountain Gary W eingardt
Alison Graves Sam Mountain Karen W hite
Lisa Green Steve Mulzet Ruth Woodington


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Drums: Gary W eingardt, Julius Quartapella, Frank Leonhardt, Eric Reoli, Dan Hibbs, Ken Sims, Rich
Drum M ajorette: Joyce McKinney
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BAND 147

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Pom pomss Top Row- Judy Rapes, Michele Godin, Lynn Batchlett, Collette W hybrow, Joanne Strahm, Diane Tuthill, Maria Cordero, Kim Kingrea, Barb Jarvis.
2nd Row- Barb Barth, Linda Venango, Lori Ribarchik, Denise Woltman, Rita Ann W hite, Beth Kresge, Ingrid Heierling, Arlene O'Connell, Karen Boiselle. 3rd
Row- Debbie Logan (co-captain), Donna Cordisco (captain).
Band O fficers: Librarian-Debbie Durrwachteri Sect.-George ByleS) Band Direc- Twirlers; Denise Hunter, Janice Willison, Cindy Michael. Missing; Barb Hoover.
tor-M r. W illiam Long) Trea.-Mike Kendrick; Vice Pres.-Joyce McKinney; Miss­
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