Annville Cleona High School - Corinoma Yearbook (Annville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

4. ,, r v J ,4 r 1-. ,- .1 fi . 5' r ,,,,,.,S.., - - .,,., , h 5 , f 4 ,, .Q.v--- " -.-.q -12? 4 ,1 , W -. W e .L -'. -.-Af " in ANNVILLE-CLEONA I 972 CORINOMA I 972 4-. 'fr .. A , Q la: 'X' 1 1- .' - K .'z " .4 ,S , .ff 1' .1 4, .' ,,.. Presenfed bg ihe Class of 1972 Annville-Cleona High S oo Ahh ia N 1 ' ' A' ff xxtcilfl I f A f hflblyle 'tq"m, .x Wife ' If 'll' bhQ fb , 3 ,f - f A ,' eq 8 ' f hip, 431. bQ1,' . 400 .59 . -g.44.1zm'-MH'-4 .N V ,, W f- M ri' A M b V , , - m5faf-35515. A. , . 'W ' M ,.,.Q KN ,ge Q fue? , ,, . , Q y ' L- ' L N , 'V ' .. , f -Ag' A ,-'. ,.m.,,.,g,1..'.3M ' 'V . "t111':.f',w.. L k an fM+--.in-1--,wffvffmf ' . '," v-iw. wif ' A ' 'J ' W f M.,i:: ,., .. ,, .f ... V ' ' f' 2 g,j:5f-1 f W - faux - 4 .m,, ff " "'f"M ,,',, W , ":N!.., fi... ...4..,-2........ ww -1---ff---M Sighis. And Sound I J 4 MORE THAN JUST A TEACHER: A As a tribute to a hardworking teacher, the Class of 1972 dedicates their yearbook to Mr. Jess John- son. Mr. Johnson, advisor to the Senior High Stu- dent Council, has done much in the way of starting and continuing proiects to benefit the school such as a new football scoreboard and the continuance of the Senior Lounge. As a Driver Education and American Cultures teacher, Mr. Johnson conducts his classes by telling the students truths rather than falsehoods, because he realizes that students are people and not pup- pets. Knowing that character traits are developed at home first and then elsewhere, Mr. Johnson tries to emphasize the disciplines of society and driving in class as well as out of class. Mr. Johnson, in the opinion of the Senior class, has shown the leader- ship and guidance that makes a successful teacher - and a good friend. Friend i X "iw IM: N 'S ,, ,,,is-W. """"""" M . fanpgww ,.'.'g" ,1 j "" 'Y , , I 1V , . W, M, , , K -1...---His. ' '? 33: M? ' "MWmwWMWww1x:. ' Wywwwmwwmvwxxg 7 1 ""rL'.11L'52Q , 1 .M N an -- yvlwa- xg-mn!-yn , "Hr:PfS.ffg. v ,, ,, , ,M M H ' -:qxwff gym. -. fwfr- ' - V .f,-1.1 . Q.. A , HM , . P, W .pw -.V 4'-555 u ., .H vw 'M MA .41- We are a sgmbol - communicaiing fhrough oiher symbols. lf. 5' .X ,. lk kv 1. ' ,fi A Familiar sighis ai S0h00l - communicaiing ihrough vision for undersianding. ,Q fN 5 f if! x Mx RN 1 1 Slim X 0 K: .AP iff hw x N .4 1 im E+.-52' 'P I E E,..ifL?" T, -TE EE 1-L V . A,,,,...-Ji' 1 U pf Ja R? 3 gi ui :E : -' iLL.x,.?.l-T...- .L..,.qDf"f': vii.:-.sri in 'R i v 5 1 ' ig -Y -0 y-53 pp-,..,,,.., . X v -I U An iniegral pari of each dag - communicaiing our emoiions fhrough sound. W Richard Atkins Beth Biely Sugqn Blqff RICHARD HARVEY ATKINS "Rich" Vo-Tech Born October 25, 1953 . . . dedicated member of the class . . . sings in his spare time. Proi. - 1, 2. Chorus - 3. Glee Club - 3. Track - 3. Musical -- 2, 3. BETH ANN BIELY "Beth" Academic Born October 7, 1954 . . . live a little at Dairy Queen . . . future Deutsch maior at Shippensburg. Chorus -- 1, 2, 3. Yrbk. - 2, 3. Newspaper - 1, 2, 3. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3. Stage Crew - 2, 3. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Student Council - 3. Play - 2. Musi- cal - 2. Track Asst. - 2, 3. SUSAN ELIZABETH BLATT "Sue" Academic Born May 4, 1954 . . . "to Rothenburg we went" . . . future sandbox maior. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3, Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. FTA - 2, 3. March- Brenda Blauch Larry Boeshore Kenneth Bomgardner ing Band - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 3. Stage Crew - 2. Honor Society - 1, 2. BRENDA ANNE BLAUCH "Brenda" Academic Born January 21, 1955 .I . . frequents Wildwood . . . future beautician at the Empire Beauty School. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. FHA - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. Lib. Club - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 1. LARRY D. BOESHORE "L" General Born December 8, 1953 . . . "look, man, don't nag me" . . . continually eats hamburgers. KENNETH DAVID BOMGARDNER "Ken" Academic Born October 12, 1954 . . . crunches Skippy peanut butter . . . enioys run- ning. Wrestling - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Most Courteous - Diane Tice, Ken Bomgardner. N ,aussie "Dianne" L. DIANE MARIE BOWMAN Academic Born August 27, 1954 . . . makes lop-sided hot fudge sundaes . . . fu- ture welfare worker at West Chester State College. Basketball - l. Tri-Hi-Y - l, 2, 3. Newspaper - l. Stage Crew - 2, Dianne Bowman Ruth Bowman Cynthia Brandt Barbara Broaithwaito . A Q i Lf SGIDUQI BfQld9I1Slll'i0 Pgnny Bfgwn RUTH MARY BOWMAN "Rufus" General Born November 7, l954 . . . dislikes liars . . . plans to attend Porlock Vale Riding School in England. FHA - I, 2, 3. Chorus - I, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2. CYNTHIA ELIZABETH BRANDT "Cindy" Business Born October 6, 1954 . . . I smell baked ham . . . fu- ture clerk. FBLA - 1. Play - 2. BARBARA ANN BREAITHWAITE "Barb" Business Born June 3, l954 . . . enioys camping in Canada . . . future clerk typist. Tri-Hi-Y - l, 2, 3. FBLA -4- 1, 2, 3. Newspaper - 2, 3. Lib. Asst. - l, 2, 3. SAMUEL LLOYD BREIDENSTINE "Barney" Business Born August 9, 1954 . . . frequents the mountains . . . future construction worker. Football - l. Track - l. PENNY LEE BROWN "Penny" Academic Born June 16, 1954 . . . dislikes people who makes fun of others . . . future elementary teacher at Shippensburg. FHA- l, 2, 3. FTA- 2, 3. Rebecca Browning Debra Buffenmeyer X Randy Burke REBECCA GAYE BROWNING "Becky" General Born November 16, 1953 . . . When the hungries hit, hit the Red Barn . . . frequents the Casino. Library asst. - 1. DEBRA JANE BUFFENMEYER "Debbie" Business Born June 13, 1954 . . . likes bookkeeping class . . . future secretary. FHA -- 3. Chorus - 1. BRIAN PATRICK BURKE "Bird" General Born June 26, 1952 . . . drives a white MG . . . future electrician. FFA -- 1, 2. mi. - 1, 2. Blake Caldwell ' RANDY EUGENE BURKE "Gen" Occupational Ed. Born March 1, 1954 . . . grease monkey on cars . . . plans to go into the service. FFA - 2, 3. Proi. - 1, 2, 3. BLAKE DEE CALDWELL "Blake" Academic Born September 8, 1954 . . . recites Shakes- peare . . . future chemical engineer at Drex- el. Track - 1, 2, 3. Varsity Club - 2, 3. Lead- er Corps - 3 lPres.l STEPHANIE GAYLE CAMPBELL "Steph" Academic Born April 27, 1954 . . . hates when people crack their gum . . . plans to attend fashion school. Tri-Hi-Y -- 1, 2, 3. FHA - 1, 2. Basketball -1,2. 1--f Brian Burke Stephanie Campbell 1 I 1 Sharon Dailey SHARON KAY DAILEY "Sharon" Academic Born October I, 1954 . . . choco- late ripple ice cream snitcher . . . fu ture math maior at Eastern College. FHA - 2, 3. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Leader Corps - 3. Lib. Club - 1 lSec.l ,if- Larry BONNIE LOU DONMOYER "Half-pint" General Born October 2, 1954 . . . who's for a game of ice hockey . . . future merchandiser. Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 1. FBLA -- 1. FHA - 1, 2, 3 fPres.l CHARLENE GRACE DUBBS "Bean" Vo-Tech Born April 8, 1954 . . . likes to sew . . . future tex- tile designer. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. ANTHONY WAYNE EBERSOLE "Tony" Academic Born July 11, 1954 . . . give me steak or give me death . . . likes electronics. Wrestling - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Class Officer lV. Pres.l - 1, 2. LARRY LEE EDRIS "Larry" Vo-Tech Born August 7, 1954 . . . likes to roller skate . . . future contractor. THOMAS DANIEL ENGLISH "Tom" Academic Born November 14, 1954 . . . member of the two- hundred club . . . future aeronautical engineer. Soccer - 3. Baseball - 2, 3. Thomas "Terry" J 4-r cr-ol Teresa TERESA MARIE ERCOLI Vo-Tech Born February 23, 1954 . . . likes to dance . . . plans to attend a Junior College. Diane Folk DENNIS NEWCOMER ESHLEMAN "Diane" Business "Esh Academic Born June 5, 1954 . . . enioys math class Born June 24, 1954 . . . the Early bird . . .faithful member of the girls' basketball catches the worm . . . future agricultural re- team. searcher at Delaware Valley. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 1. Lib. Asst. X-country -- 1, 2, 3. Track - 1, 2, 3. Var- - 1. sity Club - 2, 3. Honor Society - 1, 2. MARIE LOUISE FORNEY JOHN WESLEY FERGUSON "Shorty" Academic "Patton" Academic Born May 9, 1954 . . . whiz at the sewing Born November 18, 1954 . . . Aloha Ha- machine . . .future nurse at Reading. waiil . . . future in law enforcement. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3 IV. Pres.l Chorus Wrestling - 1. Class Treas. - 1. - 1, 2, 3. Yearbook - 3. FNA - 1, 2, 3. lPres.l DAVID WAYNE FINKBINER "Dave" General SYLVIA DIANNE FREY Born January 27, 1954 . . . motorcycle "Sylf" Academic maniac . . . plans to travel. Born January 31, 1954 . . . likes to draw Football - 1, 2, 3. Track - 1, 2, 3. Var. . . . future elementary teacher at LVC. Club - 1, 2, 3. FFA - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. FTA - 1, 2, 3. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. DIANE MARIE FOLK it --. .v--iw - v-uv 1 C Sylvia Frey H13 Jenny Gamble Anita Getz JENNY LYNN GAMBLE "Dona" Academic Born June 17, 1954 . . . member of the Civil Air Patrol . . . future nuclear technician at Penn State. Hockey - 2. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Musical - 2, 3. Lib. Club - 1. Maiorettes - 1, 2, 3. LESTER EDWARD GARIS "Les" Vo-Tech Born November 20, 1953 . . . likes lobster tail . . . future State Policeman. GAIL LOUISE GAROSI "Gail" Academic Born October 3, 1954 . . . persevering newspaper editor . . . future teacher at lndiana State College. Newspaper - 1, 2, 3. FTA - 1, 2, 3. iPres.l Honor Society -- 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. Play - 2. Track Asst. - 1, 2, 3. PAMELA JEAN GARRETT ' "Feet" Academic Born September 8, 1954 . . . trips up the ,Yearbook stairs . . . plans to attend Hartford Airline School. Chorus -- 1, 2, 3. Yearbook - 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Newspaper - 2. MARYANN GASSERT "Maryann" Business Born September 3, 1954 . . . directs traffic at foot- ball games . . . future secretary. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. FBLA -- 1, 2, 3. FHA - 1. ANITA ADELE GETZ "Nita" Academic Born December 12, 1954 . . . likes to lick green stamps . . . future child psychologist at LVC. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Band Front - 2, 3. Play - 2. Track asst. - 2. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. Year- book - 2. LLOYD RANDALL GINGRICH "Durch" Academic Born September 2, 1954 . . . Likes to ride his mo- torcycle . . . future aircraft mechanic. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Dance Band - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 2, 3. Marching Band -- 1. Stage Crew 3. CHRISTINE MARIE GOLLAM "Chris" Academic Born May 3, 1954 . . . frequents the shore . . . plans to help the handicapped. FRANCES PATRICIA GRAAF "Fran" Vo-Tech Born October 18, 1954 . . . likes to play records . . . enioys math class. JANICE ELAINE GRAFF "Janice" Business Born June 21, 1954 . . . Dallas Cowboy fan . . . plans to work. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. FBLA - 3. REBECCA ELAINE GRANT "Becky" Academic Born June 17, 1954 . . . goes to Rock Concerts to meet people . . . future Psychology maior at Ursi- nus. Council - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Musical - 2. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. CATHERINE SUSAN GUIDON "Cath" Academic Born May 23, 1954 . . . hates to lose . . . plans to teach the mentally retarded. Tri-Hi-Y IV. Pres.I 1, 2, 3. Class Officer -- ITreas.1 - 1, 2, 3. Var. Club - 2, 3. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Stage Crew - 2, 3. Honor Society - 1. KN Christine Gollam s Graaf Ks. fx... Janice Graff Rebecca Grant .if-wwf 'i ' ' "Deb" T ......y yb., . J DEBORAH ANN HACKENBERG Born August 8, 1954 . . . swings a mean paint brush . . . future fashion illustrator. FHA - 2. FBLA - 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 2. 3. 5. ov- 2. CL 'lt' Kathy Hartman Joyce Herr Class Clowns - Cathy Guidon, George Smith. JEFFREY LEE HACKMAN "Jeff" Academic Born August 18, 1954 . . . "Smile and say fuzzy pickles!" . . . future LVC ecologist. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 1, 2, 3. Yearbook - 1, 2, 3. Honor Society -- 1, 2, 3. lPres.1 KAREN HAMM "Karen" Vo-Tech Born December 20, 1954 . . . en- ioys Chicago concerts . . . future plans to travel. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. Youth Forum - 1, 2. CATHY JAYNE HARNER "Cathy" Academic Born October 15, 1954 . . . tennis nut . . . future English maior. Tennis - 1, 2, 3. Hockey - 2. Varsity Club - 2, 3. Concert Band - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Dance Band - 1, 2, 3. Brass .ft Choir - 2, 3. Dist. Reg. Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 1, 2, 3. KATHY DIANE HARTMAN "Kath" Vo-Tech Born January 25, 1954 . . . likes lobster tail . . . plans to work in advertising. JOYCE LOUISE HERR "Joyce" Vo-Tech Born November 17, 1954 . . . al- ways chewing gum . . . future beautician. RUTHANN HERSHEY "Ruthann" General Born May 17, 1953 . . . enioys coin and stamp collecting . . . seeks solitude. FHA - 1. Tri-Hi-Y 1. Lib. Asst. - 1,2. Lee Hltz PAUL ALAN HESS "Citgo Kid" Vo-Tech Born May 4, 1954 . . . works at the Citgo station . . . future mechanic. ERNEST LEON HICKSENHEISER "Hick" General Born May 27, 1954 . . . member of the 200 Club in bowling . . . plans to work at Bethlehem Mines. DENNIS LARRY HINES "Flash" Academic Born July 17, 1954 . . . one of those waf- fle whiffers .. plans to pursue a career in computers. X-Country - 1, 2, 3. Track - 2, 3. Var. Club - 1, 2, 3. Leader Corps - 3. LEE RICHARD HITZ "Hitzy" General Born February 28, 1954 . . . motorcycle fiend . . . future mechanic. Council - 1. KAREN JANE HOLLOWELL "Hollow" Academic Born October 30, 1954 . . . likes to break waves and her neck while water-skiing . . . future physical therapist at LVC. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 2, 3. FNA - 1, 2. Play - 1, 2, 3. Newspaper - 1, 2, 3. Year- book - 2, 3. Tennis - 3. AUDREY FAY HOSTETTER "Audrey" Business Born January 24, 1955 . . . whiz at math . . . future secretary. FBLA - 1, 2. FHA - 2. Chorus - 3. Glee Club - 3.Band - 1, 2, 3. lPres.l Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 1, 2, 3. Dist. Band - 1, 2, 3. All State Band - 3. EDWARD JAY HOSTETTER "Ed" General Born August 3, 1954 . . . rough outdoor sportsman . . . future millionaire or busi- nessman. Football - 1, 2, 3. Track - l, 2, 3. Base- ball -- 1, 2, 3. Wrestling 3. Audrey Hostetter Edward Hostetter A93 JAMES CARL HOSTETTER "Jim" Agricultural Born August 8, 1952 . . . A-C's long distance run- ner . . . future farmer. Track - 1, 2. Cross Country - 1, 2. FFA - 1, 2, 3. QV. Pres.1 Var. Club -- 1, 2, 3. lPres.J SUSAN LYNN HOUGH "Sue" Academic Born May 2, 1954 . . . likes rhubarb . . . plans to attend Philadelphia College of the Bible. Band - 2, 3. Chorus - 2, 3. Musical - 2, 3. Stage Crew - 2, 3. VICKI ANN HOWARD "Vic" Academic Born June 13, 1954 . . . lives at the Lebanon Plaza . . . future secretary. Tri-Hi-Y -- 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Lib. Asst. - 2. Newspaper - 2, 3. NAOMI FAYE HOWELL "Naomi" Occupational Ed. Born July 4, 1954 . . . quiet member of the class . . . likes to read. ELIZABETH ANN HOWER "Beth" Academic Born July 30, 1954 . . . buy a band concert ticket from me . . . future special education teacher at Millersville. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Honor Soci- ety -- 2, 3. FTA - 1. Yearbook - 2, 3. Musical -- 2. Thomas lmboden THOMAS JAMES IMBODEN Scholar Academic Born July 18 1954 . . . card shark . . . future civil engineer. orus 1 2 3. Soccer - 1, 2, 3. Baseball - 1, 2, 3. Var. Club Below: Mr. Kreifels - cdvusor, Sharon Shark Sec , Ken Klemfelter Pres , Put Lnght Pres , Cathy Guidon - Treus.y Mrs . xx . -.1 k--1.4! M -1 ans. ...T as Y-Q '5 N - , aid'- .v.,:x,, ' nfazfh 'Bs A ki ', Aj! V .U . gf rw' fi? "fn ,Rf .""'i Lx- A af,Q7gl'f'Yi"X:?f' fx ' ..,4,f!5. 3 JW? 2' , ' lsgfltglfa 'If " QVYJIE' .' .dizjfg X re U fffiia-T' f 1 . gr X XP my :- 'f' -5 xt' U lv'S'n, 4 1 . -F. KN N NK Qx 4 L C' X , ., igffw, L . ax. Wh, ' if-riff -,f gk:-V x V3' rf? , 'ff ,ra 5 ' 4, ix' f"? N- fx f--v4 ,av v ffuf . BARTH LEONARD KECK "Barth" General Born July 2, 1953 . . . likes to work on cars . . . future contractor. Track - 2, 3. Basketball - 2. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KEENER "Ben" Vo-Tech Born September 29, 1954 . . . enioys building mod- els . . . favorite subiect is Sociology. FRANK ALLEN KETTERING "Frank" General Born September 25, 1953 . . . likes to skip classes . . . future farmer. FFA - 1, 2, 3. JAMES KINCAID, JR. "Jim" Academic Born December 20, 1954 . . . goes batty over ten- nis . . . future in engineering. ' Band - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Dance Band - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. JANA LYNN KINGSLEY "Jana" Academic Born May 3, 1954 . . . domineering editor of the yearbook . . . future Phys. Ed. Teacher at West Chester State College. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Var. Club - 2. Yearbook - 2, 3. FTA - 1. Leader Corps - 3. Honor Society - 3. KAREN JOANNE KINSEY "Karen" Business Born November 13, 1954 . . . likes to ice skate . . . versatile president of the F.B.L.A. FBLA - 2, 3. FHA - 2, 3. Wu.. Keener K Kettering "N-...ft Kinsey "Karen" Business Born December 4, 1952 . . . "Anyone going to Roma's or Naples9 plans to work. 2 f-EV' 1' 35 ,s Jahet Klick N-4 Most Studious - Sylvia Frey, .leff Hackman. KENNETH LEROY KLEINFELTER "KZ" Academic Born November 1, 1954 . . . pie eating contest win- ner . . . future in agriculture at Penn State. FFA - 1, 2, 3. lPres.l Class Officer - 3 QV. Pres.1 LINDA SUE KLEINFELTER "Linda" General Born September 24, 1954 . . . attends most of the Hershey hockey games . . . future in the airlines. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. FHA - 1, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. JOHN MICHAEL KLESS "Klicky" Academic Born October 15, 1954 . . . shutter bug nut . . . future Bio maior at LVC. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Honor Society - 2, 3. Yearbook - 1, 2, 3. Band -1, 2, 3. KANET MARIE KLICK "Klicker" Business Born December 13, 1954 . . . permanent fixture at the Dixie . . . future secretary. Band - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. FBLA - 1, 2, 3. FHA - 2. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. Lib. Asst. - 1, 2. Leader Corps - 3. SHARON ANN KLINE "Sherry" General Born October 18, 1954 . . . enioys going horseback riding . . . frequents basketball games. FHA -- 1, 3. Clarence Knight CLARENCE FLOYD KNIGHT "Red" Vo-Tech Born December 23, 1954 . . . likes roller derbys . . . body shop mechanic. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. JUDY ANN KRALL "Judy" Academic Born April 18, 1954 . . . likes cream cheese pie . . . future key punch operator at Harrisburg. FHA - 1, 2. GREGORY KEITH KRAMER "Greg" General Born August 30, 1954 . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . future in antiques. Track - 1, 2, 3. Football - 1, 2, 3. Var. Club - 2, 3. HOLLY BETH KREAMER "Holly" Academic Born March 20, 1954 . . . hates book reports . . . plans to teach the mentally handicapped. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. FTA - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Newspaper - 1, 2, 3. Yearbook - 2. PAUL HENRY KREIDER lll "Arch" Academic Born May 23, 1954 . . . high scorer in basketball . . . future F.B.I. Agent. Soccer - 1, 2, 3. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Baseball -1, 2, 3. Var. Club - 1, 2, 3. FCA- 2, 3. TIMOTHY DANIEL KREIDER "Tim" Vo-Tech' Born October 22, 1954 . . . another Minnesota Fats . . . plans to live forever. Judy Krall Gregory Kramer Holly Kreamer Paul Kreider Timothy Kreider Darrell Kreiser DARRELL LLOYD KREISER "Darrell" Vo-Tech Born April 19, 1954 . . . likes to shoot basketball . . . future farmer. Sheila P QD SHEILA MARIE LASH "Sheila" Academic Born December 22, i954 . . . "who said I can't hit the tennis balI?" . . . Dislikes doing research. Band - I, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. DENNIS MICHAEL LEONARD "Denny" Vo-Tech Born April 26, 1954 . . . great cross-country runner . . . wants to own his own automobile body shop. X-country - I, 2, 3. Var. Club - I, 2, 3. DIANE RENEE LIGHT "Diane" General Born September 4, l954 . . . hi, Wrangler! . . . drives a fiery red cougar . . . future horse trainer. FTA - 3. Basketball - l. PATRICIA ANN LIGHT "Pat" Academic Born July 30, .1954 . . . frequents football games . . . found anywhere but at school. Chorus - l, 2, 3. Glee Club - l, 2, 3. Band - l, 2, 3. Class Officer IPres.l - I, 2, 3. Contributed Most - Jana Kingsley . . . Mark Wethington. 15ml ,fig-2.31. e ' Jig. ELIZABETH ANN LINGLE "Lil" Academic Born March 13,1954 . . . cheesecake fanatic . . . future interior decorator the New York School of ln- terior Decorating. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Varsity Club - 2, 3. Yearbook - 2, 3. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. BRUCE RICHARD LONG "'WA3PTU" Academic Born December 12, 1954 . . . has a brain like a computer . . . future electrical engineer. Band - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 3. Dist. Band - 3. Musical - 2, 3. Wind En- semble - 3. CHRISTIAN HOSTETTER LONG, JR. "Chris" General Born October 23, 1954 . . . favorite place is in the mountains . . . future mechanic. FFA - I, 2, 3. JOAN ELIZABETH LONG "Joan" General Born September 20, 1954 . . . found swimming in the summer . . . works at the Dutch Diner. FHA - 1, 2, 3. NANCY ANN MCCORKLE "Corky" Business Born November 9, 1954 . . . works at the H81H Tack Shop . . . likes her four footed friends. Chorus -1, 2, 3. FHA- 1, 2, 3. FTA - 1, 2, 3. ROBBY LEIGH MARQUETTE "Robby" Academic Born November 17, 1953 . . . hates busy work . . . future lawyer. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 3. Council - 2. Soccer - 1, 2, 3. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Baseball - 1, 2, 3. T5 CATHERINE E. MARSHALL "Cathy" Academic Born June 10, 1954 . . . likes hoagies . . . plans to attend Kansas City Airline School. Var. Club - 2, 3. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2. Council - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1. I Best Musicians - Cathy Hamer . . . John Moeckel. SAMUEL ALLEN MARTIN "Sam" Academic Born June 3, i954 . . . up and coming president of B 8K H Pizza . . . future in engineering at Penn State. Cross Country - I, 2, 3. Track - I, 2, 3. Band - I, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - I, 2, 3. Chorus - 3. Glee Club - 3. Leader Corps - 3. Musical - 3. DAVID LESLIE MILLER "Dave" General Born August 8, T954 . . . a hunting we will go . . . future in the Air Force or carpentry. Band - 2, 3. DEBRA ANN MILLER "Deb" Business Born September 27, 1954 . . . hates to hear finger- nails scrape against the blackboard . . . future sec- retary. FBLA - I. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3. LAURIE MARIE MILLER "Vegie" General Born October 28, I954 . . . vegetarian . . . plans to visit Africa. Lib. Club - 2, 3. Newspaper - 2, 3. JOHN CURTIS MOECKEL "Moeckeldidit" Academic Born August I, I954 . . . Oh, I wish I were an Os- car Meyer Weiner . . . future Bio maior at LVC. Soccer - 2, 3. Baseball - 2. Var. Club - 3. Cho- rus - l, 2, 3. Band - I, 2, 3. Marching Band - I, 2, 3. Brass Choir - I, 2, 3. Dance Band - I, 2 3. Play - I. Wind Ensemble - I, 2, 3. I JON RANDALL MUSHENO "Mush" Academic Born July 8, 1954 . . . found wherever there is sun, water, and sand . . . future car buyer. Hall Patrol - 1. Council - 1. Basketball - 1. DEBORAH MARIE NOLL "Deb" Business Born August 7, 1954 . . . likes to visit San Diego, California . . . plans to attend Kansas City Airline School in Missouri. FBLA - 1, 2. FHA - 1, 2. Lib. Asst. - 1, 2. Cho- rus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. SANDRA KAY NYE "Sandy" Business Born November 26, 1954 . . . craves black licorice . . . plans to get a iob. Band - 1, 2, 3. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 1, 2, 3. Pep Band - 1, 2. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. FBLA - 2, 3. FHA - 2. Newspaper - 2, 3. RICHARD ALLEN PARKER "Dick" General Born June 18, 1954 . . . works on the fire crew . . . enioys collecting coins. EDWARD POSEY ' ' Ed" Vo-Tech Born October 15, 1953 . . . one of A-C's best foot- ball players . . . plans to work. Track -- 1, 2, 3. Football - 1, 2, 3. CHERYL FAY PYLES "Cheryl" General Born May 12, 1954 . . . love that pizza . . . "like to travel, me?" Deborah Sandra Nye A xx a Richard Parker KAREN MAY RAUCH "Pebs" Academic Born July 16, 1954 . . . takes her frustrations out on a tennis ball . . . future accountant. Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. Tennis - 1, 2, 3. FTA - 1, 2, 3. Var. Club - 2, 3. MARCIA ANN RHODES "Marcia" Academic Born October 13, 1954 . . . drives the white wonder . . . future sandbox maior at West Chester State College. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. lSec.l Newspaper - 1, 2, 3. lEditorl Basketball -- 1. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. lChaplainl FTA - 1, 2, 3. IV. Pres.l Council - 3. MARY VI RISSER "Mary" Academic Born February 6, 1954 . . . one of the better French students . . . future special education teacher at Slippery Rock State College. Band - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 3. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2. Musical - 2. 3. TIMOTHY EDGAR RITTLE "Tim" General Born July 22, 1954 . . . avid fisherman . . . future auto mechanic. Band - 1, 2, 3. Proi. Club - 1, 2. BRUCE ALAN RODKEY "Sky" General Born December 12, 1954 . . . frequents the bowling alley . . . plans to attend Harrisburg Electronics Insti- tute. Council - 1. BOBBIE JEAN ROTHENBERGER "Bob" Business Born March 9, 1954 . . . always seen in study halls . . . likes pork and sauerkraut. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Bobble Rothenbergor dh! q-4-o,',. MARY ELIZABETH SAFSTROM "Mary" Business Borni February I, I954 . . . likes to hike in the mountains . . . always carries her lunch. Lib. Club - I, 2, 3. FBLA - I. Tennis - I, 2. Hockey - I, 2. TIMOTHY JAY SAN MARTIN "Tim" General Born May I, I954 . . . broad iumper for the track team . . . future in drafting. Track - I, 2, 3. DENNIS WAYNE SATTAZAHN "Slick" Academic Born September 30, I954 . . . goal post wrecker . . . plans to ioin the Navy. FCA - 3. Leader Corps - 3. Baseball - 2, 3. Basketball - 2, 3. Football - 2, 3. Varsity Club - 2, 3. JOYCELYN MARIE SCHWENK "Joyce" Vo-Tech Born September 28, I954 . . . dislikes pushy sev- enth graders . . . enioys going to Pro Hockey games. FHA - I, 2, 3. DIANE ANN DEE SHENK "Diane" Business Born April 28, I954 . . . enioys being with her friends . . . dislikes grouchy teachers. FHA- I, 2, 3. FBLA- I, 2, 3. SALLY ANN SHENK "Sally" K Academic Born July 6, I954 . . . avid equestrian . . . future advertising artist at Kutztown State College. Cheerleading - I, 2, 3. lco-captoinj Chorus - I, 2, 3. Council - I, 2, 3. Var. Club - 3. Tri-Hi-Y - I. Yearbook - 2. Q-..r Shenk A BARBARA ANN SHIFFLETT "Barb" Vo-Tech Born March 22, 1954 . . . head colorguard captain . . . frequents the roller skating rink. Band - 2, 3. George Lisa LISA KIM STEINER "Lisa" Academic Born January 16, 1955 . . . "I need a steak knife!" . . . future medical technologist at University of Delaware. Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. Council - 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Musical - 2. Yearbook - 2. 2 ft" A 7 AN SHARON ANN SHIRK "Sharon" Academic Born April 12, 1954 . . . always going on a diet . . . future in special education. Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Yearbook - 2. Class Officer - ISec.I 1, 2, 3. Leader Corps - 3. CYNTHIA LOUISE SHOLLY "Cindy" Academic Born January 21, 1955 . . . There's music in her blood . . . future in merchandizing. Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 1, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind Ensemble - 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. Var- sity Club - 3. DOREEN MARIE SHOTT "Dora" General Born March 26, 1954 . . . fishy over crab cakes . . . future X-ray technician. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. FHA - 2, 3. FNA - 3. REBECCA ALICE SIMASKA "Becky" Business Born September 28, 1954 . . . enjoys drawing and sketching . . . future X-ray technician. FBLA - 2, 3. FHA - 2. GEORGE ALDEN SMITH "Smitty" Academic Born July 27, 1954 . . . rock collector . . . loves to have his palm read. Chorus -- I, 2, 3. Band - 1, 2, 3. Soccer - I, 2, 3. DAVID ALLEN STEPHEN "Stephen" Business Born April 7, 1954 . . . permanent fixture of the lounge . . . enioys watching hockey games. SUSAN MARIE STRANICK "Sue" Academic Born July 27, 1954 . . . likes McDonald hamburgers . . . future nurse. Chorus - 3. Soph Chorus - 1. FNA -- 1. Tri-Hi-Y - 2, 3. Newspaper - 3. Track Asst. - 2, 3. ROBERT LEE TAYLOR, JR. "Bob" Vo-Tech Born October 16, 1954 . . . avid archer . . . future in roof design. THOMAS KARL TEXTER "Tax" Academic Born August 17, 1954 . . . here a moose, there a moose, everywhere a chocolate moose . . . plans to attend Elizabethtown. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Soccer - 1, 2, 3. Track - 1. Wrestling - 1, 2. Council - 3. DIANE MARIE TICE "Diane" Academic Born September 7, 1954 . . . enjoys riding her horse . . . future Home-Ec maior at Indiana Univer- sity of Pa. Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3. Council - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Glee Club - 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1. Year- book - 3. JOHN WILLIAM TITTLE, JR. "Boug" Vo-Tech Born October 10, 1954 . . . hates stupid drivers . . . works at Morgan's Esso. Baseball - 3. Football - 1. JUDITH ANN TRAUGER "Judy" Academic Born August 19, 1954 . . . addicted to cheese . . . future physical therapist at University of Pittsburgh. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Yearbook - 2, 3. FTA - 1. Play - 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 2. ,,f, .3 . 5 N . , -' Diane Tice JOANN POCO TRESCO -'JoAnn" Business Born December 5, 1954 . . . that's a spicy meatball! . . . future govern- mental secretary. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. Newspaper - 1, 2, 3. Lib. Asst. - 1,2, 3. FHA-1.FBLA- 1.FNA- 1. Stage Crew- 1. Sandra Troutman K fm? Deborah Wagner we s 'I-"f f X Best Athletes - Shirley Weidler . . . Gary Watts. SANDRA TRENE TROUTMAN "Sandy" General Born July 27, 1952 . . . one of the quiet members of the class . . . McDonald's is my kind of place. SUSAN KAYE UNGER "Sue" Academic Born February 4, 1954 . . . enioys playing the pi- ano . . . we're having broccoli for lunch, hurry. Tri-Hi-Y - iPres.l 1, 2, 3. Varsity Club - 3. Musical - 2, 3. Yearbook - 2, 3. Cheerleading - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - l, 2, 3. DEBORAH LOUISE WAGNER "Deb" General Born October 30, 1953 . . . head twirler . . . loves that Italian food. FBLA - 1, 2. Marching Band - 1, 2, 3. Concert Band - 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, 2, 3. FHA - 2, 3. Lib. Asst. - 1, 2, 3. SHERRY LYNN WALBORN "Sherry" Business Born January 26, 1955 . . . hates snow . . . future secretary. FBLA - 2, 3. FHA - 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1. KAY VERLIE WAMPLER "Kay" Business Born August 4, 1954 . . . hates doing homework . . . future secretary. FHA 1 1, 2. FBLA 1 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 1 1, 2. Cheerleading - 2, 3. Kay Wampler nKenn Kenneth Wartluft KENNETH ODELL WARTLUFT General Born June 26, 1952. . . enioys auto racing . . . hates story tellers . . . future roofer. LOU ANN WARTLUFT "Lou" General Born November 7, 1953 . . . likes to cook . . . an- other pizza fanatic. FHA- 1. FNA- 1. DAVID JOSEPH WATSON "Donnie" Academic Born May 15, 1954 . . . has an intense dislike for Physics quizzes . . . future State Policeman. Football - 1, 2, 3. Track - 1, 2, 3. FCA - 2, 3. yar. Club - 1, 2, 3. GARY LEE WATTS "Check" Business Born August 6, 1954 . . . "What's a verbal?" . . . likes to play soccer. Soccer - 1, 2, 3. Basketball - 1, 2, 3. Baseball - 1, 2, 3. Var. Club -- 2, 3. Honor Society - 1. MARY GRACE WEAVER "Weaver" Vo-Tech Born August 4, 1953 . . . hates when her car breaks down . . . plans to travel. SHIRLEY ANN WEIDLER "Shirley" Academic Born September 19, 1954 . . . likes pork and sauer- kraut . . . sports tennis and field hockey. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. Hockey - 1, 2, 3. lco- captainl Tennis - 1, 2, 3. SAMUEL GEORGE WELLS "Butkus" Academic Born June 10, 1954 . . . time for another speech . . . future race car driver. Football -- 1, 2, 3. Track - 1, 2, 3. ...-., . --.-. 1? Patti PATTI ANN WENGERT "Pdf" Academic Born September 15, 1954 . . . oh, for a meatball sandwich . . . future medical assistant. Honor Society - 1, 2, 3. ..,....,..,.., . ,.vm...... Best Actors -- Becky Grant . . . Glenn Zeorfoss. Donna Glenn Zearfoss Anita Zettlemoyer MARK WESLEY WETHINGTON "Mark" Academic Born April 2, 1954 . . . tennis fanatic . . . future in Political Science American University. Council - 1, 2, 3. Soccer - 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. M 'i 3 sf-.f 7. - x .K N. ., 1 . ,H 5 at .5 - Mark Wethington Aaron AARON BRUCE WHITMAN "Arthur" General Born April 27, 1953 . . . does not like to be dis- turbed . . . future heavy equipment operator. DONNA LEE WHITMAN "Donna" Business Born June 9, 1954 . . . frequents the bowling alley . . . future secretary. FBLA - 1, 2, 3. lPres.l FHA - 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y - 1, BRIAN EDWARD WOLFE "Wolfeee" Academic Born January 28, 1955 . . . hates timed 440's . . . future architectural drafter. FCA - 2, 3. Varsity Club - 3. Track - 1, 2, 3. GLENN ALAN ZEARFOSS "Zear" Academic Born October 11, 1954 . . . "Schlafrigter Deutsch" . . . plans to attend Lebanon Valley College. Band -- 1, 2, 3. Dance Band - 1, 2, 3. Wind En- semble -- 1, 2, 3. Chorus - 1, 2, 3. Basketball - K 1, 2. Stage Crew - 3. Play - 3. ANITA MAE ZETTLEMOYER "Anita" General Born November 6, 1954 . . . crazy over enchiladas . . . avid bookworm. Administrators Strive To Achieve ,pmt Mk ..,..,, .'v" 1' 'g 'I' H+ ,cl 'Ili iz' X fl . ,i .liihllii V at 352-2 21 1, 5 S Qi i . 'fl . il A Q R i, 1 , , -. iq . w lk l yi gis 2,21 , l f - is 'Y' - sv 3 , it r'w'----is A .. , Above, ROW I: William Berry, Sec., Howard Weaver, Pres., Paul Kreamer, V. Pres., Howard Gingrich, Treas. ROW 2: Alvin Coleman, Elva Worcester, Richard Harris, Charles Miller, Karl Caldwell, Richard Gingrich, Adam Brandt. The School Board has provided the students of A.C.H.S. with School Facilities and a well-rounded educational and recreational program. In the past few years the curriculum has undergone many changes to provide more and better educational opportunities for the students. Right: Mr. Richard Gingrich, our supervising principal, co-ordinates the ac- tivities of the entire school district in carrying out the policies of the School Board. X f Q. A Bel-ter School Environment 'lu .. . -arisen... i ff- 'lf Left: ln his fifth year as a member of the administration Mr. Coleman has contributed much of his time and many of his ideas toward improv- ing the school. Helping to supervise our school, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Coleman are continually and effectively striving toward their goal of providing an adequate education for Ann- ,,,-f'T""" ville-CeIona's ever expanding student body. 46" Mrs. Martin Mrs. Maulfair Mrs. Shay Mn- 5f'0"lCk 'VI Q' if . 'sw Few of the various duties and responsibilities of the administrative secretaries are known to the students of our school. These duties consist of ordering the various supplies needed by stu- dents and faculty, calculating payrolls, keeping account of the financial status of the school, as- sisting in the preparation of the school's budget, and preparing innumerable reports for the state and federal government. The fulfillment of these duties and responsibilities is essential for the functioning of the school. Left: Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Maulfair, prepare business letters for school correspondence. 43 The administrative responsibilities of our school are held by our principal, Mr. Magill. He is in charge of many of the activities car- ried on in the school. He enforces school poli- cy and acts as a mediator between the school board and the student body. One of the more demanding iobs that he must deal with involves the scheduling of the students' curric- ula. His consent is needed in order that clubs may carry out special activities, one of which is the scheduling of pictures to be taken for the yearbook. During the year he has en- deavored to achieve a greater degree of co- operation between students, faculty, and ad- ministration. In his first year as assistant princi- pal Mr. Hook performed various duties such as supervising teachers and appointing substitutes for ob- sent teachers. As athletic director Mr. Hook scheduled both the dates and places of sports activities and organized the annual sports ban- quet, which was held to honor the senior athletes. Being the adminis- trator of disciplinary measures, Mr. Hook supervised detention hall and administered punishment when needed. Many other school func- tions and activities were also regu- lated by him. Main Office ls l W g, Nucleus Of School Q Mrs. Markey Mrs. Moyer The main office activities are conducted with the competent aid of its secretaries, Mrs. Doris Markey and Mrs. Nancy Meyer. They are often found typing forms, answering phones, and assisting students and teachers seeking information. They have the dubious pleasure of typing student's report cards every six weeks and preparing the attend- ance reports which are distributed to the fac- ulty each morning. Since Mrs. Markey has the iob of preparing the school's accounts she acts as the school's treasurer. Both secre- taries also issue working papers or register students for the draft. Upper Left: Mrs. Madcey answers a business call. S i Recognizing Hidden Talents Some important employees have unnoticed positions and their work is of- ten taken for granted rather than recognized. One such person is Mr. Dale, who takes care of the audio-visual aides for teachers in their classes. Keep- ing proiectors running and distributing films is often a difficult task. Miss Keene, the school nurse, supplies the band-aids and first aid services as well as keeping a record of each student's physical growth and any problems with sight or hearing. Below: Mrs. Reich helps Becky Grant organize outside reading materials, a requirement for Miss McCulloh's twelfth grade academic English sections. RUTH KEENE School Nurse .QTL Lf, if I A By working with all of the occupational edu- cation students either individually or in small groups, Mrs. Brensinger, the occupational edu- cation assistant, is a great help to Mrs. Zim- merman. Mrs. Reich, the library assistant, has become a greatly appreciated help, assisting many lost researchers in the library. Mrs. Fees, the attendance officer, has many duties includ- ing daily attendance records, truant students, and office typing. HELEN BRENSINGER Occupational Education Assistant HAYWARD DALE Audio-Visual Aides GAIL REICH RUTH FEES Library Assistant Absentee Officer 5 1 I ELVIN FAKE Senior High Guidance Counselor . RICHARD FORNEY Junior High Guidance Counselor The Guidance Department has an enormous iob to perform in school. This iob is performed well by Mr. Forney, Junior High Guidance Counselor, and Mr. Fake, Senior High Guidance Counselor. Devoting much time to solving personal, educational, and social problems, Mr. Fake and Mr. Forney try to help the entire student body. Administering tests such as mental maturity tests, Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests, IPSATJ, and National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests INMSQTQ, are also an important part of their iob. Because course selections compose the maiority of the guidance counse- lor's work, selecting courses to be taught, checking each student's course requirements, and helping schedule classes are demanding iobs. Mr. Fake is responsible for helping students prepare for higher education, and is also responsible for transcripts of high school records and recommendations sent to schools and colleges. Mr. Forney is responsible for all the work involved in publicizing, screening, testing, and selecting students for the Vocational Technical program. Both Mr. Forney and Mr. Fake have done a great deal in preparing students for iobs and institutions of higher learning. STUDENT-FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE The purpose of the Student-Faculty Advisory Committee is to receive refer- rals, problems which the Student Council feels should be researched and discussed by both students and faculty, from the Student Council. Because of a request by the Senior High Student Council, the Administration and Stu- dent Council iointly organized a Student-Faculty Committee. This year the Student-Faculty Committee accomplished a change in final examinations which are now optional and at most can count one seventh of the final grade. This change opens doors to possibilities of more improvement in Ann- ville-Cleona High School, but to develop an effective educational institution takes the support of both students and faculty. Teachers Prepare Students For Future Vocations LOWELL MORTON Agriculture Classes: Agriculture Advisor: FFA RODNEY DEHAVEN Art Classes: Art Advisor: Tri-Class Play CLAIRE LABARBARA Art Classes: Advanced Drafting, Art, Drafting Advisor: Design Club, Jr. High Script-readers, Senior Architects Coach: Sr. High Forensics MARYANN ATl'IVO Business Education Classes: Business Law, Office Practice, Typing I Advisor: FBLA ADA LIGHT Business Education Classes: Office Practice, Shorthand, Typing II 48 .x b' . , , , , . E 1' I it 'I is ,. f Mr. Morton Mr. DeHavon Mrs. LaBorbara RUTH WITTER Business Education Classes: Bookkeeping I and II, Business Exploratory, Business Principles Typing I RONALD GREENAWALT Driver Education Classes: Driver Education, Early American Cultures, Late American Cultures Sociology Advisor: Sr. High Honor Society gt-' We JESS JOHNSON Driver Education Classes: Driver Education, American Cultures Advisor: Sr. High Student Council Coach: Equipment and Training Manager P" . ' is ,,'-siuublu. . V ' f w"'!'u su - 4 1 .- I ,,gv,,-:....:, 1.,.- ,, 4X f,'v,r'gH- ....'gv'.'v pn 1 - S. "nh, hr-,040-u.nn',',N'::, 1 IL u.,' su-Stu... ...-1 N. as rn, Z' is ssn...:,' '...y -L sz: 92 .zf1.tpLn..'v, 'nn 7 5 II v,'YvZ I H'."ssux'x'v' .- Miss Attivo I -'i' Q 'S I R Wi ', ' , fl . li ' Q -4' "Y rf , , ' ' 'w 1 1 2575 , X -"" :- 4 ' 5551 2: 1 1 -1 . Mrs. Light MIssWittor Mr. Groenawalt Mr. Johnson Mrs. Blxler Mn. Collier L gr' Mus Ford ,- 'rw ,L- l v, . W fifgg A, Z :"If"iit Mr. Foreman Mrs. lskowitz SARA BIXLER English Classes: English Advisor: Junior Class STEPHANIE COLLIER English Classes: English, Speech CAROL FORD English Classes: English, Journalism I and ll MARLIN FUREMAN English Classes: English, World Literature, Coach: Jr. High Football, Jr. High Track and Field ISABELLE GINGRICH English Classes: English Advisor: Freshmen Tri-Hi-Y JUDI ISKOWITZ English Classes: English EVELYN KING English Classes: Reading LEWIS LIEBERT English Classes: English JAMES MARTIN English Classes: English Advisor: FTA English Teachers Open Doors To Communication JOAN McCULLOH English Classes: Creative Writing, English I E f"'x i Mrs. King 1 L X' ""' , l Ox vu a h Y l Y 13 Igli 6 I 'f Hn ll I i I I Mrs. Gingrich Mr. Liebert Mr. Martin Miss McCulloh 49 ?' Mrs. Lobo Mrs. Rhodes Mrs. Schaffer Mr. Christopher Mn. Moyer I l LENORE LEBO Home Economics I Classes: Home Economics . Advisor: Sr. Hi FHA LINDA RHODES sf Home Economics V: Classes: Home Economics e Consumer Education Advisor: Sr. Class Q. , RUTH SCHAFFER Home Economics Classes: Home Economics H Advisor: Jr. FHA ' ROBERT CHRISTOPHER Industrial Arts Classes: Woodworking AGNETA BJORNBERG DAVID KRUGER JEFFREY CONNORS Language Language Industrial Arts Classes: French I, Classes: European Language Classes: Metal Shop, II, III, IV Cultures, German I, ll Shop Elective Advisor: Dutchmen Crier JOHN KREIFELS JOAN MOYER Language MILDRED MYERS Librarian Classes: German I, Language Classes: Library Instruction Il, III, IV Classes: Latin I, II Advisor: library Club Advisor: Sr. Class English Library Assistants Girls' Tennis A Teacher Can Never Tell Where His Influence Stops XY. HI Mr. Connors Mn. Biomberg -Q iw Mr. Kreifels :sq Q: ' , I ' ..-. Q . A Mr. Kruger Miss Myers Math For The Mind: Music For il. Mr. Bamhart Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Grnnawalt Mr. Hauser Mr. Martin ADAM BARNHART Mathematics Classes: Algebra II, Algebra and Trigonometry, Survey Mathematics Advisor: Sophomore Class Coach: JV Basketball JENNIFER CAMPBELL Mathematics Classes: Algebra I, Geometry, Introductory Analysis ' Advisor: Senior Tri-Hi-Y CAROL GREENAWALT Mathematics Classes: Business Mathematics, Mathematics for Liberal Arts, Survey Mathematics, Mathematics ll, Algebra I Advisor: Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y JOSEPH HOUSER Mathematics Classes: Mathematics DOROTHY KELLER Mathematics Classes: Algebra and Trigonometry, Algebra ll, Geometry, Practical Mathematics, Probability and Statistics Advisor: Junior Tri-Hi-Y J. ROBERT MARTIN Mathematics Classes: Algebra I, ll, Consumer Education, Practical Mathematics, Shop Mathematics KENNETH PARKS Mathematics Classes: Mathematics The Soul JAMES HUEY Instrumental Music Classes: Music Appreciation, Woodwind Sectionals Advisor: Sr. High Band, Dance Band WILLIAM LEMON Instrumental Music Classes: Brass and Percussion Sectionals Advisor: Elementary Band Brass Choir, Jr. High Band, Jr. High Honor Society, Wind Ensemble VERNA SOLLENBERGER Vocal Music Classes: Music Advisor: Glee Club, Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Seventh Grade Chorus, Sophomore Girls' Chorus .xx Lax 'EIT' vu-.., Mr. Parlu Mr. Huey Mr. Lemon 8- 0 ' 1? . ,lfot I Vw - pif's5"5 ::.l', 1:1 '. Q. nl ,Qt 01' I. y si Mrs. Keller 4 'lx . Y? ' . x, . A ' 'x . I ,I , , , I, Mrs. Sollenberger Mrs. Ebling JANE EBLING Physical Education Classes: Physical Education, Health Advisor: Leader Corps Coach: Varsity Hockey DAVID KESTNER Physical Education Classes: Adaptive Physical Education Coach: Basketball "".Il' ,fl Mr. Kostner Mr. Gilbert REBECCA OLLER Physical Education Classes: Health, Physical Education Coach: Girls' Basketball, JV Hockey KENNETH SNYDER Physical Education Classes: Health, Physical Education Coach: Weight Training, Football GLENN WORCESTER Physical Education Classes: Health, Physical Education Advisor: Leader Corps Coach: Soccer, Baseball RUSSELL GILBERT Science Classes: Earth Science Coach: Faculty Manager of Athletics FREDERICK GOUDY Science Classes: Science Advisor: Junior Class, Varsity Club DONALD KLINE Science Classes: Advanced Chemistry, Applied Mrs. Ollar iwmvmslmoii T Mr, Snydgr MI. WONEQSNY Mr. Goudy ts Mr. Kline Mrs. Kline Science, Chemistry Advisor: Musical, Stage Crew, Yearbook SUSAN KLINE Science Classes: Biology, Earth Science LELAND LINGLE Science Classes: Electronics, While We Teach. We Learn tg. Mr. Lingle ff Mr. Svllngholrn Organic Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics Coach: Baseball RAYMOND SWINGHOLM Science Classes: Advanced Biology, Biology Advisor: Proiectionists Club Mn Webby ROBERT WEBBER Science Classes: Life Science Advisor: Ecology Club ft Unforgettable History Taught Bg Social Studies Teachers RICHARD ESCHENMANN Social Studies Classes: Social Studies Advisor: Jr. High Student Council Coach: Jr. High Wrestling GEORGE GERBER Social Studies Classes: Geography Mr. Eschonmann Coach: Cross Country, Track and Field DONALD HOSSLER Social Studies Classes: Readings in Social Studies, World Cultures Advisor: Varsity Club Coach: Jr. High Basketball Mr. Gerber Mr. Hosslor ep Mr. Kopponhavor DENNIS KOPPENHAVER Social Studies Classes: Social Studies Coach: Wrestling CHRIS SHERK Social Studies Classes: American Cultures to 1865 Coach: Jr. High Football, Varsity Wrestling DENNIS TULLI Social Studies Classes: Psychology, Sociology Advisor: FCA Coach: Football ELEANOR WITMEYER Social Studies Classes: Economics, American Cultures, Political Science Advisor: Sophomore Class MARY ZIMMERMAN Occupational Education Classes: Jr. and Sr. High Occupational Education ' Qbvp Qi, ge: K -, , ii: ff , X 4 N K x r i '77 Mr. Shark Mr. Tulli Miss Witmoyer Mrs. Zimmerman CAFETERIA STAFF: ROW I: A. Balaster, F. Hanlon, E. Reddinger, D. Wolfe, G. Blouch, J. McCorckle, M. Granger. ROW 2: A. Fackler, D. Sutcliffe, B. Sattesahn, H. Miller, E. Ensminger, B. Miller, L. Fink. i"W. DELORES WOLFE ' g ' 53 Cafeteria Manager fl!!! Ii I V Tif ,- A ' X GLADYS Blouci-I e I ' - Cafeteria Secretary X 1 BUS DRIVERS: CLOCKWISE: W. Bomberger, G. Snavely, H. Bashore, R Sieger, J. Fake, C. Weierbach, G. Stover, J. Bordlemay, A. Struphar Supervisor. MISSING: A. Rice. The custodians are responsible for the cleanliness and orderliness of Annville-Cleona High School. Devoting time and effort, they make the school more enioyable for students as well as administration and faculty. The Cafeteria Staff serves well-planned and well-balanced meals which satisfy everyone's appetite and helps sustain all through the long after- noon classes until it's time for an after school snack. Running buses on a strict schedule, the bus drivers transport many stu- dents to and from school each day and drive buses for the countless number of field trips which are inevitably taken each year to educate students outside the classroom. I Throughoui School Nwyv.-.NE ...w...,xx,m ,xx -N . .. Service Qiaffs Work MERGENCY DOOR 'SEXY -X K K . N ,, if Zgg l X K . ..: X R . CUSTODIANS: S. Groby, B. Saffosohn A. Ruber, B. Payette, H. Graby, H. Ka garise. MISSING: G. Loose, A. Rice, E - Haldemon, S. Simmons, A. Miller. 1 FFA Parliamentary Team Receives Honors ROW l: N. Heagy, Sec.: S. Hitz, Sentinel: J. Hostetter, V. Pres.: K. Kleinfelter, Pres.: D. Shuman, Treas.: K. Diem, Chaplain: D. Patches, Reporter: Mr. Morton Advisor ROW 2: E. Drummer: C. Hostetter: T. Wagner: D. Horn: L. Heagy: M. Gingrich: B. Santis. ROW 3: J. Hershberger: C. Long, Historian: C. Kreiser: T. Tschudy: F Ketter ing: D. Finkbiner, Parliamentarian: J. Funk. ROW 4: R. Rhodes: D. Hoover: R. Parker: L. Struphar: R. Krall: A. Martin: B. Whitman: L. Heagy: J. Heller. 45,11 This year the FFA had their annual orange and bologna sales and also held an awards banquet attended by the members and their parents. The members of the Parliamentary Proce- dure Team are: lleftl D. Hoover, D. Shuman, L. Heagy, K. Diem, K. Kleinfelter, B. Hitz, For- mer Pres.: N. Heagy, S. Hitz, These boys competed with teams from other schools in their parliamentary proce- dure. They won 5100.00 first prize in the county contest, took first place in the area contest, and received a plaque for first prize in the regional contest. They also won first place in the state contest, for which they re- ceived a block and gavel and 5300.00 With the money, they took a trip to Niagara Falls and the various state parks in Pennsylvania. Vi -S 'Eff L55 We ,1 a.3.,jr,,' j if I' FHA Thinks Practically About The Future. The Senior High FHA had several speakers to inform them of career opportunities, some of whom were from Met Ed and the Empire Beauty School. A sale of cookbooks in- creased their treasury. As a group the FHA visited the Farm Show in January. They spon- sored a roller skating party at the Mt. Gretna roller rink in February and held a banquet. Left: During a meeting the club watches a demonstration on wigs given by members of the Empire Beauty School in Lebanon. ROW lx S. Campbell - Chaplain, S. Kline - Reporter, B. Donmoyer - Pres., S. Dailey - V. Pres., G. Hartman - Sec., B. Blauch - Trees., Mrs. Lebo - Advisor. ROW 2: J. long, D. Shott, B. Brown, B. Kreiser, D. Mark, J. Clawser, B. Hein. ROW 3: K. Long, D. Schwenk, K. Kuhn, K. Sellers, S. Martin, S. Kreider, S. Walbom, N. McCorkle. ROW 4: M. Finkbiner, C. Miller, R. Hershey, D. Baker, B. Hoftsmith, D. Newman, J. Jones, J. Henning, S. Meyer, J. Bocliman, B. Rott, P. Brown. ROW 5: J. light, D. Ebefsole, L. Kleinfelter, R. Bowman, D. Shenk, R. Royer, E. Snavely, K. Kreiser, S. Wolfe, K. Kinsey, D. Buffenmeyer. Experience Gains Valuable eaching Y.. Above: ROW I: H. Kreamer, Treas., G. Garosi, Pres.g M. Rhodes, V. Pres., S. Frey, Soc. ROW 2: D. Bowman, S. Blatt, K. Rauch, P. Brown. ROW 3: Mr. Martin, Advisor, J. Light, K. Kreiser, N. Mariani, C. Loy. The Future Teachers of America, advised by Mr. Martin, met on the second and fourth Fridays of each month this year. During one or two study periods each week, a number of the members attended classes in the elementary or iunior high schools to assist teachers. ln this way they were able to obsefve and gain experience in classroom situa- tions. Meetings consisted of talks given by outside speakers, discus- sions, movies, and oral reports. Club members also served as school guides at educational conferences held at the school throughout the year. Right: Sylvia Frey and Penny Brown depart for the elementary school to assist in a class. pane? FNA Explores Various Nursing Opportunities Despite its small size, the Future Nurses of America Club continued to function, hoping to promote an interest in nurs- ing careers or other medically associated fields. Dorcas Graham, a registered nurse and I968 A-C gradu- ate, presented a program to the club of slides she had token in Haiti. A nursing school representative addressed the club about the many facets of becoming a nurse. At one meeting K the club viewed a filmstrip on the opportunities for nurses in f 5 the Peace Corps. A field trip to Lancaster General Hospital g .f-'E in April highlighted the club's activities of the year. i i i T ROW li D. Hoffman - Sec., M. Fomey -- Pres., Miss Keene - Advisor. ROW 2: D. Shott, R. Musheno, D. Ebersole, L. Gerber, G. Longenecker, A. Coleman, S. Tucker. ABSENT: B. Chadwick. Senior. Junior. And Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y's Provide Service To School And Community ROW I: H. Kreamer - Sec., C. Guidon - V. Pres., S. Unger - Pres., J. Graff - Treas., M. Rhodes - Chaplain. ROW 2: Mrs. Campbell - Advisor, K. Rauch, S. Blatt, J. Tresco, L. Kleinfel- ter, I. Grant. ROW 3: S. Shirk, B. Blauch, D. Bowman, V. Howard, B. Breaithwaite. ROW 4: S. Lash, M. Gassert, I.. Steiner. ROW 5: S. Camp- bell, D. Miller, G. Garosi. The Senior Tri-Hi-Y performed many services for the community this year. They contributed money to CROP, went caroling at the Hill Church Home and the U.C.C. Home before Christmas, presented an entertainment program for the Elizabethtown Crippled Children's Hospital in February, and played bingo at Cedar Haven in the spring. They also had a picnic for the entire club at the end of the year. Right: Holly Kreamer, Dianne Bowman, Vicki Howard, and Sue Blatt discuss an end of the year proiect. 62 .ffziflfili fm l m 5 .L s, 9 The Junior and Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y's also per- formed services to the community. The Juniors held a Christmas Party for the Day Care class in Cleona and collected money for the March of Dimes. The Sophomores played bingo and made Easter favors for the old people in Leba- non. They also held a dance at the school in the spring of the year. JUNlORSg ROW I: Mrs. Keller - Advisor, D. Schwenk - Corresponding Sec., B. Fuhrman - Treas., C. Bowman - Recording Sec., M. Finkbiner - V. Pres., G. Longenecker - Pres. ROW 2: S. Wolfe - Chaplain, K. Kreiser, B. Hein, J. Clauser, G. Hartman, N. Mariani. Below, SOPHOMORES, ROW l: S. Bixler, S. Pellmon, B. Hoffsmith, V. Pres., B. Herr, Trees., J. Buchmoyer, Sec., R. Royer, Chaplain, H. Keller, Pres. ROW 2: Mrs. Greenawalt, Advisor, P. Moyer, S. Martin, D. Newman, A. Coleman, C. Bucher. ROW 3: C. Brandt, J. Arnold, S. Kreider, S. Meyer, J. Henning, J. Peterson. ROW 4: S. Rockovitch, B. Young, J. Graff, D. Wengen, J. Watts, H. Noll. FBLA Organizes Secretarial Corps ROW I: C. Weaber, Sec., D. Whitman, V. Pres., K. Kinsey, Pres., D. Shenk, Treas.g B. Fake, Recorder. ROW 2: J. Kleinfelter, J. Tresco, B. Breaith- waite, B. Henning, B. Putt, Miss Attivo, Advisor. ROW 3: N. McCorkle, K. Wampler, J. Graff, W. Martin, G. Henry, J. Klick. ROW 4: S. Wolbom, S. Rhen, P. Forwood, D. Adkins, W. Custer, S. Nye. ROW 5: P. Kuhn, R. Simaska, D. Miller, M. Gassert, D. Hackenberg, C. Brandt. This year the FBLA sold candy and ham- boats. They organized a secretarial Corps to assist the teachers in typing various manuscripts. They also hosted the regional FBLA in November and traveled to Wash- ington, D.C. in April. Right: Jo Ann Tresco and Karen Kinsey do some typ- ing for Miss Attivo. Many of the girls in the club have volunteered their services to help teachers with the large amount of typing to be done every week. an-9 5. "9hhh! You're In The Library" Members of the library club are also as- sistants. The library club is an organiza- tion concerned with promoting interest in libraries and education. Annually they hold a Christmas party for the elementary special education students. They donate books to the library. The library assistants' iob is keeping the library in order. They check in books and make sure that books are in their right places. ROW I: M. Kline, Sec., I.. Miller, V. Pres., B. Fake, Pres.: J. Kleinfelter, Trees., D. Haldeman, Chaplain. ROW 2: Mrs. Moyer, P. Bixler, K. Wenger, B. Gam- ble, M. Safstrom, Mrs. Reich. ROW 3: J. Woods, D. Dull, S. Brandt, B. Kreiser. ROW 4: S. Reigle, C. Rod- key, J. Shaffer, B. Rott, C. Bowman. ROW 5x K. White, B. Reitz, A. Peterson, B. Evans, B. Blauch, C. J ' - Miller. Mrs. Moyer is advisor. WWC I ROW I: B. Fake, l.. Miller, J. Graff, A. Coleman, H. Keller, M. Bryoe, B. Young, B. llauch, M. Kline. ROW 2: 8. Breathwaite, D. Brinker, J. Hitz, S. Rodcovich, I. Rott, J. Klein- felter, J. Tresco. ROW 3: 5. Nye, D. Wengert, C. Brandt, J. Arnold, C. Miller, D. Haldeman, M. Safstrom. Mrs. Reich lleftl and Mrs. Moyer are advisors to the girls. 4Q FCA Reorganizes For Next Year The FCA's main activity this year was rais- ing money to send one of its members to on FCA camp in Annapolis, Maryland this sum- mer. Their purpose was to gain experience for better leadership next year. Top: The officers of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and their advisor, Mr. Tulli, discuss a scripture in the Bible. ..-' qv 'A , 4 ln- ,X t ROW I: Mr. Tulli, Advisor, B. Maulfair, Sec., D. Sattazahn, Chaplain: G. Hopple, Treas., E. Hostetter, Capt. ROW 2: P. Brewer, M. Capriotti, A. Tate, S. Bomberger, J. Kincaid. ROW 3: R. Sample, R. Croce, S. Albright, R. Rhoad, J. Dutweiler. ROW 4: E. Tate, J. Meyer, F. Longenecker, J. Paine. Q 4? . O 'fi -. .. .si eader Corps Members Participate In Ggm Classes The Leader Corps, a newly formed group, is a physical educa- tion club of which the main purpose is to promote both leadership and the acceptance of responsibility. This year Leader Corps mem- bers participated in regular gym classes, took role, directed drills, officiated games, and performed other iobs to assist the physical education instructors. In January a bowling night was held for Corps' members to attain unity within the club. As a service for the parents of the community the Corps sponsored an adult recreation night in April, and also sponsored a faculty recreation night the same month. In order to remain a member of the club, students must maintain a B average in physical education and a C average for all other classes. 3 nee 3 fi, ROW I: P. Brewer, K. Herrington, A. Schaffer, C. Kaylor, S. Dailey, L. Hoshower, K. Paine, F. Daubert. ROW M. Capri- otti, D. Hines, B. Maulfair, J. Ellenberger, D. Sattazahn, J. Chemich, D. Weimor, J. Kincaid. ROW 3: E. Neidigh, B. Herr, J. Buchmoyer, J. Watts, S. Hartman, B. Young, J. Kingsley, S. Kincaid. ROW 4: Mr. Worcester, Advisor, J. Klick, Soc., C. Buffenmeyer, V. Pres., B. Caldwell, Pres., S. Shirk, Treas., J. Meyer, Asst. Treas., Mrs. Ebling, Advisor. Honor Sooietg Supports Foreign Student SEATEDz M. Rhodes, Sec., M. Forney, V. Pres., J. Hackman, Pres., G. Garosi, Treas. ROW I: Mr. Greenawalt, Advisor, S. Weidler, D. Kuhn, A. Hostetter, B. Hower, C. Sholly, T. Ebersole. ROW 2: P. Wengert, B. Biely, L. Lingle, G. Longenecker, L. Lingle, R. Frey, R. Sample. ROW 3: J. Kless, C. Hostetter, A. Getz, S. Frey, J. Gingrich, K. Hamm, F. Longenecker. A donut sale to raise money for the support of a foreign 'iii- student highlighted the Honor Society activities of the 1971- --Q-hi' 72 school year. Under the leadership of the club advisor Mr. Greenawalt and president Jeff Hackman the club also per- formed many other services to the school. As in previous years the book store was opened for the use of all high school students. At Christmas members of the Honor Society decorated a large Christmas tree in the north lobby. An ap- pointed committee also posted the bulletin board items every alternating week. The Honor Society went on a field trip to Millersville State College in March and ended the year with an assembly for the induction of new members. Right: "Jeff, wasn't this scheduled for last week?" Varsilg Club Sells Football Programs Under the direction of new advisors, Mr. Goudy and Mr. Hossler, Annville-Cleona's Varsity Club sold programs at the home foot- ball games. Proposed proiects for this year included the purchase of red and white varsi- ty jackets for all members and group attend' ance taken at the various professional sport- ing events. Left: Dennis Hines, Jolene Meyer, and Blake Caldwell sold football programs to dedicated football fans like Dave Carpenter. Selling ad- vertisments for the programs is the maior , 31112 proiect for the club. 1 ROW I: Mr. Goudy, Advisor, G. Watts, Treas., E. Krum, V. Pres., J. Hostetter, Pres., L. Lingle, Sec., Mr. Hossler, Advisor. ROW 2: L. Steiner, B. Biely, K. Rauch, C. Guidon, S. Unger, B. Grant, C. Marshall, S. Shenk. ROW 3: R. Reitz, B. Micozzi, R. Marquette, M. Wethington, C. Sholly, S. Dailey, D. Herr, B. Chadwick. ROW 4: D. Finkbiner, R. Stachow, J. Kincaid, S. Kincaid, S. Albright, E. Tate, P. Brewer, B. Caldwell, G. O'Neal. ROW 5: K. Early, D. Eshleman, D. Sattazahn, E. Hostetter, J. Kirkwood, T. Longenecker, D. Smith, D. Waybright. ROW 6: E. Graham, R. Croce, D. Rauch, S. Houser, M. Capriotti, R. Sample, T. Bowman, G. Hopple, J. Dutweiler, D. Plasterer. ROW 7: M. Wilhelm, E. Posey, G. Kreamer, T. Texter, J. Moeckel, T. lmboden, B. Wolfe, D. Watson, T. Ebersole, D. Hines, E. Seyfert. Yearbook Staff Records The Year's Memories ROW lx Mr. Kline, Advisor, S. Unger, Sports Editor, B. Hower, Underclassmen Editor, J. Kingsley, Editor-in-Chief, K. Early, Asst. Editor-in-Chief, P. Garrett, Sen- ior Editor, J. Trauger, Activities Editor, K. Hallowell, Miscellaneous Editor. ROW 2: D. Bentz, S. Kreamer, D. Tice, P. Wilt, N. Sollenberger, D. Kuhn. ROW 3: L. Lingle, M. Fomoy, J. Gingrich, B. Biely, B. Shellenberger, J. Hackman, J. Kless. Xv.,,,.,---G, Organization was the key factor to the success of the Yearbook Staff this year. Dedicated staff members worked two activity periods, countless study halls, and two nights each week to finish pages for the completion of the yearbook. Under a new publisher, Taylor Pub- lishing Company, whose representative to Annville-Cleona High School was Mr. Edward Patrick, the staff incorporated-full color and spot color into the 152 page book, a new contrast to the old black and white pictures. Part of the success of the staff this year had to be credited to Mr. Keefer, the staff's photographer from UhIer's Studio, and also the fine cooperation from all faculty and administration when mixed-up picture schedules and delays were time consuming but inevitable. Mr. Kline, the yearbook advisor, provided inspiration to help the staff meet week late deadlines by promising cokes to all J staff members who worked long and hard. Mr. Keefer lrightj, the photographer for the staff was often seen walking the halls with his camera and several staff members. -X ik 'rvvihy-,,,, " '3' """ 'if""'li"" , asp. 1 an illulmlzxzmeziil Aww: -5 , -M, x 1 -- 1, """' ' :ff 'va -4: 1'!fQif Nf 3 -Q fmt 5,1 A JL ,IF 1", if . , M, V 7 fl . . ,4 XVZKQAAI . ff X-XX .1 AE ' 4 -qi' X 1' ,X ' I i ' I ,. x WW, MM I V, , ,L . "4Ffsx,a f,1iiias3gggfefs1fs1f'gwg QF' . X 'fe 30" Pt' fa , .1 ,- w',, f I , Inf: i zgrx 'fx A 1 ' E ff .3 ,. ' 1 ' As J a sf 1. :Q aa.iJ V Q!!! . 1' A k .ig 1, 1 f r I . There Are Onlg Two Kinds DF Music: German Music And Bad Music. - H. L. Mencken DANCE BAND: labovej ROW I: Conductor - Mr. Huey, N. Sollenberger, D. Moeckel, G. Zearfoss, B. Hemperly, J. Ellenberger, D. Miller, J. Kincaid. ROW 2: S. Funk, B. Reed, C. Win- ters, G. Hopple, D. Hess, B. Long. ROW 3: D. Tice, D. Ebersole, E. Krum, D. Carpenter, M. Miller, J. Moeckel. This year the Dance Band played at several dances, the Vet's Hospital, and the UCC spring Festival. The Marching Band marched during half-time at the football games and also marched in the Santa Claus Parade at Palmyra. They were accompanied by the band front and maiorettes. The Concert Band gave a concert this spring in the high school auditorium. They also played in the Memorial Day Parade and at the Band Street Fair. All three bands are conducted by Mr. Lemon. it T! 551.5 SB .li M3 , E US 55 gr c WIND ENSEMBLE ROWI G Zearfoss S Martin S Rauch M Shuman J Reist B Hower K Hollowell B. Beuchle, D. Deysher, C. Sholly, A. Hostetter, ROW 2 D Kreamer L Brensinger R Young D Moeckel S Lash K Unger S Nye J Ellenberger B Hemperly M. Hiles, N. Sollenberger, J. Kless. ROW 3: M. Miller, E Ensmmger C Edns J Moeckel E Krum D Carpenter Y Hemperly B Blauch B Shellenberger R Marquette. ROW 4: D. Smith, T. Bowman, D. Ebersole, P. Welmer C Winters D Hess B Lang G Hopple B Maulfalr T Ebersole K Rohland Mr Lemon conductor, J. Meyer, S. Funk. The Wind Ensemble played several se- lections for the evaluation assembly, set a pleasing mood before the fall play, and played various selections at the Christmas concert. The Brass Choir played carols at the various elementary schools in the district before Christmas. Both the Wind Ensemble and the Brass Choir are directed by Mr. Lemon. BRASS CHOIR: ROW l: Y. Hemperly, B. Blauch, B. Shellenberger, R. Marquette. ROW 2: M. Miller, E. Ensminger, C. Edris, J. Moeckel, D. Carpenter, E. Krum. ROW 3: Mr. Lemon - conductor, C. Win- ters, D. Hess, B. Long, G. Hopple. ROW 4: J. Meyer, B. Maulfair, T. Ebersole, K. Rohland. "I'd Like To ' each The World To Qing" 5 The beauty of the Senior High Chorus' annual Christmas concert was enhanced by two huge reflecting Christmas trees. lrightl After selections were sung by the Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Senior High Chorus, and Glee Club, the alumni helped to sing the "Halleluiah Chorus." The Senior High Chorus also traveled to the WLYH television station to film several songs for the broadcast on Christmas morning. During the spring choral concert girls of the various choruses wore formal gowns. Selections were sung by the Sophomore Girls', Senior High Chorus, Glee Club, and the Senior Boys' Quar- tet. The Senior Boys' Quartet consisting of Rob Marquette, first bass, John Moeckel, second tenor, Jeff Hackman, first tenor, and Mark Wethington, second bass, sang selections in the spring choral concert. iupper rightl This year District Chorus was held at Chambersburg on Feb- ruary l0, I l, 12. Students selected from A-C for the chorus were Chris Edris, Ann Erhart, Yvonne Hemperly, Dave Hess, Curtis Rowland, Ed Tate, and Perry Weimer. Chris Edris and Dave Hess were also selected for Regional Chorus, which was held at Plymouth-Whitemarsh on April 6, 7, and 8. 74 MA.u""'A 4 ' Nf' I ROW 'l: K. Unger, S. Meyer, N. Sollenberger, Y. Hemperly, B. Hemperly, P. Wilt, P. Light, C. Sholly, D. Hoffman, Mrs. Sollenberger. ROW 2: B. Grant, A. Hostetter, D. Noll, D. Berkheiser, C. Hamer, K. Hallowell, A. Erhart, D. Tice, S. Blatt, B. Blauch. ROW 3: M. Wilhelm, E. Krum, P. Weimer, C. Edris, J. Paine, S. Marlin, C. Rowland, C. Meyer. ROW 4: R. At- kins, D. Carpenter, R. Marquette, E. Tate, S. Zellers, D. Hess, J. Moeckel, J. Hackman, K. Rohland. W gif? iii JN gigs ' 'wai 'vu 131 iii! ' VX' " x I 4 tu f w I V fig , ' 1 W , f I ' 'vr"gb' 0 Y "'-.P iv 52 ' ' X A1 mba 5 I QM 5 .A ' ff ' 'lf .. X Q , 1 h .2 I ff 9 , Xl A T Q f t ' Qin.. r ' X I i' X L 1 . ' ' s Projectionists Bring A Welcome Change To Classes ROW I: J. Young, J. Johnson, M. Fogle- man. ROW 2: Mr. Swingholm, Advisor, J. Sattazahn, Treas., R. Burke, D. Hardy, Soc., S. Howard, C. Howard, R. Speraw, Mr. Dale, Teacher's Aid. ROW 3: M. Bat- ula, J. Baum, A. Vaitl, H. Smith. MISS- ING: J. Tankersly, Pres. Below: Jeff Tankorsly and Bob Whitman prepare a proioctor for use. V,,- 'xx K I The proiectionists are responsible for assisting teachers in the use of audio-visual materials. They set up screens, proiectors, and tape record- ers, and also perform some general maintenance on the equipment such as replacing cables and bulbs, and splicing films. Right: Dale Hardy and John Johnson get tied up in their work. PI' rg-'-no I O "TT" l 'Nl 'N A l 0 I s 9 Valuable Workers Behind The Scenes Members of the Stage Crew worked diligently to prepare audio-visual aids for the assemblies and special programs given throughout the year. The crew also assembled props and flats for dramatic productions. Because the musical required stage props, special lighting, and sound ef- fects, while choral concerts needed equipment such as spot lights and risers, musical productions were one of the busiest times of the year. Top right: Dianne Bowman follows the script to "Once Upon A Mattress." , Above: Stage Crew are always alert at their 2 posts. left, ROW I: H. Kreamer, D. Bowman, J. Long, Mr. Kline, Advisory J. Gamble, S. Hough, S. Shirll. ROW 2: M. Rlsser, K. Hallowell, l. Pelllgrl- ni, B. long, P. Wilt, B. liely. In cage: B. Shellen- berger, S. Zellers. MISSING: G. Zearfoss. Student Council Sponsors Second Annual Homecoming iiiiii ' Oeeee -nun Abovex "Your attention please for the aftemoon N announcements . . ." Above right: "Let's have some musicI" ROW Ia B. Grant, Treas., J. Dutweiler, V. Pres., M. Wethington, Pres., D. Tice, Sec., T. Texter, Sgt.-at-arms. ROW 2: Mr. Johnson, Advisor, H. Grant, D. Miller, L. Steiner, J. Kirkwood, J. Meyer. ROW 3: B. Biely, C. Marshall, S. Shenk, 5. Meyer, S. Pellman, S. Hartman. ROW 4: D. Bench, S. Dailey, A. Ehrhart, T. Bowman, J. Paine, I. Boger, M. Rhodes. 78 .ww 9311! The 1971-1972 year was one of accomplishment for the Senior High Student Council. Working with the newly formed Student-Faculty Advisory Committee, the council formed a new policy on finals. Throughout the year the council sold candy, supervised the Senior Lounge, and held monthly dances. The members organized the Homecoming dance and provided decorations and refreshments for it. They also sold subs to make final payments on the football scoreboard, sold candy at home basketball games, and sponsored pep buses to away games. Above: One of the many services the Senior High Student Council per- forms is to stock the student store with articles for use in the school and also to manage all purchases made by the students. Left: The Senior High Student Council has taken the responsibility of su- pervising the Senior Lounge, keeping the lounge in reasonable order, and selling candy to hungry seniors who come to enioy a relaxation period. Z' 1 .J we-J: RX 'heb-YK N555 tg vs llvii Even Before The Music Begins. There Is That Bored Look On PeopIe's Faces. A Polite Form Of Self-Imposed Torture. The Concert. - Henrg Muller W.. CP I 'I ff 1 Opposite page upper left Mrs Sollenberger com- mented on the money tree that the seniors pres- ented to her before the concert by saying, "We dont grow trees luke thus on our form!" Opposite page upper nght SOLOISTS: LEFT to RIGHT: B. Grant E Tote A Ehrhart, D. Hoffman, R. Mor- quette C Edns Left, some page: ACCOMPAN- ISTS: N. Sollenberger, P. Wilt, A. Getz, B. Hower S. Unger. J 'V jf' L ---WQA fp Y ga, -, 'T" :rt it Q! . Homecoming 1972 The second annual Homecoming and Coronation was held in the school gymnasium on October ll, 1971 at 8:00 P.M. Attractive centerpieces of brightly colored gourds, acorns, leaves and ears of corn created a crisp fall atmosphere, contrasting to the electrostatic sound of Saint Elmo's Fire, the performers for the occasion. The Homecoming court entered to the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance" as the moment of coronation drew near. Sally Shenk was crowned queen and Beth Biely as prin- cess. Other members of the court included Cathy Mar- shall, Becky Grant, and Lisa Steiner. One hundred fifty persons attended this memorable occasion which was sPonsored by the Senior High Student Council. Escorts for the event were Mark Wethington, Tom Texter, Paul Kreid- er, Dennis Leonard, Fred Daubert, and Gary Watts. l Top right: Vicki Miller, Annville-Cleona's Hrst Homecoming queen, crowns Sally Shenk, queen for 1971. Above: The Student Council spent much time on decorations and plans for the second Homecoming of our school. Bottom right: Jo and Blake were one of many couples who enioyed a pleasant evening at Homecoming. Far right: Members of the court were lseatedl Sally Shenk, queen, lstanding left to right, Lisa Steiner, Beth Biely, Cathy Marshall, and Becky Grant. AQ J l,, 4 nay- Q J k I .ll .RWQ-nf ' Y 75? 'Hr -f -r A-an im., H: I Before You Know It Before You re Readg ROW I: L. Pelligrini, C. Kaylor. ROW 2 A Schaffer K Biely C Edns K Hallowell G Zearfoss R Musheno ROW3 S Zellers B Fuhrman C Bowman J. Trauger, D. Bentz, M. Borges, B Shellenburger S Dailey S Pellman P Wilt S Meyer In spite of several sore throats, a few headaches, and many sleepless nights, the fall play "Ask Any Girl" finally got under way and was a big success. The play starred a girl named Meg Wheeler lKaren Hollowellj who moved to New York to find fame, fortune, and a husband. After many adventures Meg fell in love with Miles Doughton lGlenn Zearfossl, and they got married. Other characters who added a touch of humor to the comedy were Evan Doughton lChris Edrisl, Mr. Wheeler lBob Shellenburgerl, Mrs. Wheel- er Uudy Traugerl, and Meg's two doting aunts, Aunt Fern lCindy Bowmanl, and Aunt Lettie lRenee Mushenol. The play was directed by 'Mr. DeHaven. Right: Meg prepares to test the Essence of Rose filter tip ln Milos' public opinion survey. ...Q Meg Wheeler . . . Mrs. Wheeler .... Aunt Fem ..... Mr. Wheeler .... Aunt Lelfie .... Ada ....... Lisa ...... Ruby . . . Heidi ..... Jeannie . . . Terri .... Vince ........ Alvin ........... Miles Doughion . . . . . Evan Doughlon . . . Ellen ......... Jane.... ..... . Conductor ......... Telephone Operator . KAREN HOLLOWELL . . . . . .JUDY TRAUGER . . .CINDY BOWMAN BOB SHELLENBERGER . . . . RENEE MUSHENO . . . .AMY SCHAFFER . . . .BRENDA FURMAN ........SUEMEYER . . .SANDY PELLMAN . . . ...... KAY BIELY .......PAMWllT . . . .STEVE DAILEY .......DALE BENTZ . .GLENN ZEARFOSS . . . . . . .CHRIS EDRIS . . .MARCIA BORGES . . . .CINDY KAYLOR . . . .STEVE DAILEY . . . .CINDY KAYLOR left: Meg's family is delighted ai the news of her engagement to Miles. Bofiom: Alvin displays Vince's masterpiece to ihe people in ihe lounge of ihe Madison Avenue Girls Hofel. C7 ,A 9'f' in . if Sf - e g www X ,Q 1 1 L I Based On Minstrel ............ Princess Number I2 . . Wizard .......... Lady Larken ....... Queen Aggruvain .... Prince Dauntless ...... King Sextimus the Silent. . . Jester ............. Sir Harry ........... Winnifred . . . Sir Studley . . Sir Luce ...... Lady Mabelle .... 86 Once Upon A Mattress amed Fairg Tale CAST MARTIN .......PAMWlLT . . . . RICH STACHOW . . . .ANNE EHRHART .........CHERYLLOY . . .BOB SHELLENBERGER . . . . . . . .BRUCE LONG . . . . . .STEVEN ZELLERS . . . .CHRISTOPHER EDRIS . . . . .DEB HOFFMAN . . . .STEVE GRABY . . . . .BRUCE RODKEY Z Z J' m .. E Z K I'l'l :U Q . A if . 1 35 Q swf si 'A 5 ei r A if .Y Q 1 if ' R . ' H I x B 5 .. A A ' T ' ek K . ' 1.x ,L 4' 1 1 L . ,' q fggf' ,B - - ., ' . J . 1 .. h x H .N 1 x . , . 5 5 ,X . ., , If a h M ' f wt s S .ti IS ,tif X Q A ' w 1 L5 fe fe ...sf s ,Jldlg j ,Qi i S XJSXSN. be SEATED: J. Cook, S. Martin, S. Zellers. ROW I: M. Hunsicker, S. Unger, M. Risser, C. Edris, A. Ehrhart, B. Shellenberger D Hoffman B long C Loy ROW 2 G Fort: S Graby, S. Hough, K. Unger, D. Brinker, G. Gamble, R. Stachow. ROW 3: G. Smith, B. Reed, S. Pellman, J. Hitz R Kepley C Yellets H Grant P Wilt A Schaffer D Smith C. Meyer, S. Hartman, R. Atkins, J. Watts, J. Graff, D. Wengert. ROW 4: B. Rodkey, J. Peterson, A. Coleman P Bowman is X-, Y- 1. This year's musical was based upon the famed fairy tale "The Princess and The Pea," the story of a princess who, because of her noble birth, was so sensitive she was unable to sleep on a bed of twenty downy mat- tresses when a single pea was placed beneath the bottom one. Accord- ing to the story as seen on stage no one in the kingdom could marry until Prince Dauntless did so. Dauntless' mother, Queen Aggravain, however, saw to it that no princess who wanted to marry Prince Dauntless could pass the required royalty test. Winnifred, the swamp princess, was Dauntless' last chance to marry. The story took many humorous turns as everyone tried to outwit the Queen and find out the nature of the royalty test before it was too late to help Winnifred pass it. The musical cast consisted of forty students from grades ten through twelve. Two iuniors, Deb Hoffman and Bob Shellenberger played the leading roles of Princess Winnifred and Prince Dauntless the Drab re- spectively. The Broadway version of the show starred Carol Burnett. The musical was directed by Mr. Donald Kline. Upper left: Princess Winnifred lDeb Hoffman, sings about the swamps of home during a moment of loneliness. Upper right: The tension mounts as curtain time draws nearer. Left: "We must think of an impossible test for the new princessl" This year the Junior-Senior prom was held in the Tread- way lnn Ballroom on May 5. Angel hair and flower ar- rangements adorned the tables, while music was provided by the New Jazz Quartet. Guests were warmly greeted by a reception line as they entered the beautifully decorated room, which was the result of careful planning by the Jun- ior class. Refreshments were provided the entire evening by Mrs. Delores Wolfe. The prom was truly a night of "Last- ing Memories." bv yi A w x x - . , IA ' Y , '-:J u -'-Ng, X fi. . u K- , . ag , ,' A w 1 4 SSJM. -Jai' ' 3 . ,N ,145 A bi Y iv, Q A xv f , x f. Q' Sf Lg . A pf - K 'jg . .Ask . 9 A 2. ip, . QA . 3, E 31, , , .9 5 ., . , f .4 Uv.bfT 7 vi .. J , 1 - GQ . ' 54 vfy 1 ,Q FRA AP5f ff? , X , , 1 Cross-Country Captures Fifth Place In State Meet A . f' ' ' A ii' ' 3.5 . H .f '. '. ff ...f lx .. . . f - : 4 X l' . 5.15 ll . y , ,K ,fer rl - . A ,fy K he . 'J' Y glfsfl' Q . fi'-I ' 3 , .A e . - 'vi' 432 45. 4 5+ fi Y -v ge., 1 'gl ' I-v'7:', few 4 A-C's cross country team had an ll-I record for the 1971 sea- son and placed fifth at the PIAA State Meet on November 6. ' Coach Gerber remarked, "We improved greatly through the sea- son." Dennis Leonard, four year cross-country star, took thirteenth Q place in the state meet, with Jesse Zimmerman placing twenty-first, and Dennis Hines, twenty-ninth. On October 30 at the District 3 Meet, A-C placed second to Solanco in a field of thirty teams. 5 Placing tenth in this race was Dennis Hines, three year varsity award winner. First year letterwinner Jesse Zimmerman also med- aled at the District Meet by placing fourteenth in the field of ap- ...N .2 proximately two hundred forty runners. ilu W' I 3 3 R ,.l r Top right: First year letter winner Dave Smith gets help from Coach Gerber. Above: ROW I: G. Hopple, J. Zimmerman, J. Paine, S. Martin, D. Smith, D. Hines, T. Longenecker, D. Waybright. ROW 2: D. Stephen, G. Gerber, C. Ket- tering, D. Carpenter, F. Daubert, B. Wolfe, H. Grant, D. Hostetter, S. Hauser, F. Longenecker. ROW 3: J. Reist, D. Hess, C. Rowland, J. Dietrich, D. Graby, R. Behney, R. Rhoad, B. Maulfoir, J. Meyer, L. Rice. ROW 4: A. Bordlemay, M. Miller, B. DeLong, J. Getz, B. Hartman, R. Stachow, R. Harris, Coach Gerber. Q X A if ii 3' 5 X Q L ' 13' la? ' 4 . I yy 'J ' -- v .,i,,s, 1' ,-. fl I Y ,+ gg- " i 1- , Y. u Q Q , we . . - ag V , - , S3 ,Q xl 9 Q New .C -. 111 '1 E' vw Qs ,Ls 'i cuaomx za U x S 22 Susquehanna 20 Milton Hershey 25 Red Land 28 Cumberland Valley 27 Palmyra I9 Lower Dauphin 25 Middletown 35 Hershey 22 East Pennsboro l 9 Mechanicsburg A-C JV Meets 21 Milton Hershey 15 Cumberland Valley I 5 Palmyra I 5 Hershey Above right: Cross country seniors are, clockwise, S. Martin, D. Hines, D. Leonard, D. Eshleman, B. Wolfe. Above left: Dennis Leonard, fourth year varsity award winner, placed seventh in the CAC League Meet. Top: On your mark, get set, gol 0 431 A-C Varsity CAC League Meets OPP 39 4l 34 29 33 38 34 2'l 37 48 OPP 35 55 55 55 Q15 CI Lil-He Dutchgirls wield Big Sticks This year was the first year in the CAC League for both the varsity and J-V teams. The varsity squad finished in fifth place with a 3-4-5 record. Bev Chadwick was the team's highest scorer with seven goals, while Becky Grant scored two goals, and Jo Meyer scored one. Although the whole team's performance was commendable, their defense deserved special recognition for their outstanding iob in making the season a successful one. Good luck to next year's teaml ROW lx S. Weidler, J. Kingsley, co-captains. ROW 2: B. Grant, S. Dailey, K. Paine, K. Adey, P. Garrett, J. Meyer, K. Early. ROW 3: D. Weaver, manager, E. lingle, B. Chadwick, A. Hamm, C. Marshall, D. Herr, K. Rauch, Mrs. Ebling, coach. 4 .U 8-'P Li l Qs I K' Minh i ff 31 li HOCKEY SENlORSx Clockwisez C. Marshall, P. Garrett, B. Grant, S. Dailey, K. Rauch, E. Lin- gle, J. Kingsley, S. Weidler. "C'mon girls, bring the ball to Bobbyl The J-V hockey team, aided by the experience of four iuniors, also had a highly successful sea- son. They finished league play with a 5-4-3 record. The highest scorers were Pat Kuhn with five goals, Sheri Rauch with three goals, and Karen Unger with two goals. The all-out team effort dis- played this year assures a successful team next year. ROW I: K. Unger, L. Brandt, S. Rauch, M. Bryce, T. Plasterer, E. Boyer. ROW 2: D. Kuhn, P. Reese, P. Kuhn, J. Weidler, L. Sorrentino, B. Young. ROW 3: Mrs. Oller, coach, C. Brandt, A. Peters, L. Stranick, K. Harrington, V. VanWinkle, B. Sherman, K. Powell, D. Climenhaga, manager. Varsity Hockey Team Scores OPP Lower Dauphin 0 East Pennsboro 2 Redland 3 Susquehanna I Mechanicsburg 2 Cumberland Valley 0 Lower Dauphin 0 East Pennsboro 2 Redland I Susquehanna 0 Mechanicsburg I Cumberland Valley I 'Cedar Crest 0 J-V Hockey Team Scores OPP Lower Dauphin 0 East Pennsboro 0 Redland 0 Susquehanna 0 Mechanicsburg I Cumberland Valley 0 Lower Dauphin 0 East Pennsboro 2 Redland 2 Susquehanna I Meohanicsburg 3 Cumberland Valley I 'Cedar Crest 0 ' scrimmage Qoooer Team Strong Contender In York-Lebanon League Q, W2 The team held a winning record of five wins, two losses, and one tie in league play, and made a fine showing in the playoff games at the end of each half-season. Winning three out of four games brought the Dutchmen into the first half playoff game where they were defeated by Northeastern 3 to I. The second half playoff game with Eastern was the best team effort of the entire season. Al- though our team lost l to 0, they out-shot Eastern 23 shots to IO. Right: Soccer seniors are T. English, T. Texter, P. Kreider, G. Watts, B. Micoui, M. Wethington, T. lmboden, J. Moeckel. MISSING: G. Smith, R. Marquette. A-C League Play-First Half OPP 2 Dover 0 l Lancaster 5 I Nartheastem 0 2 Norlebco 1 0 Eastem 2 League Play-Second Half 2 Norlebco l I Dover 2 2 Northeastem 0 0 Eastem 0 Playoff games I Northeastem 3 0 Eastem l 1 .e f W it J .,, , . i -qv Ai l s, ., Above left: Emie Seyfert, iunior forward ...-.-n,........,.-...Q---amor-- ROW lr D. Plasterer, D. Weimer, T. English, M. Brough. ROW 2: J. Johnson, T. Bowman, T. Texter, G. Watts, T. lmboden, P. Kreider. ROW 3: B. Biely, soorekeeper, S. Kin- caid, J. Kincaid, J. Moeckel, B. Micoui, M. Wethington, R. Jefferson. MISSING: E. Seyfert, G. Smith, R. Marquette. Mr. Worcester was coach of the team. Top left: Bob Micozzi, senior forward. Top right: This soccer squad was a strong one for Annville, possibly the best in ten years. Outscored But Not Out-fought What this year's squad lacked in numbers, it had in desire, as the team constantly showed the fiber that has made football the fine game it is. The team's efforts should show results in the com- ing years at Annville-Cleona. Seniors are, clockwise from top, Dave Watson, Dave Finkbiner, co-captain, Dennis Sattazahn, Ed Hostetter, Ed Posey, co-captain, and Sam Wells. Pa 1? Football 1971 had its usual share of heroes. Roger Staubach, Bob Greise, and Jim Plunkett all contributed their best to the game. For every man who becomes a star, however, there are countless boys who become men. Here at Annville-Cleona we are iustifiably proud of our gridiron team. The task of leading an inex- perienced team fell on the shoulders of only a few young men. Co- captains Ed Posey and Dave Finkbiner led the team by their fine example. At no time were they willing to concede. The two led a small group of seniors who recognized the challenge and moved into the battle without faltering. In the final analysis the football record did not accurately measure the quality of individual achievement on the team. Look for the strength gained, the humil- , ity imposed, and the desire instilled to become the foundation for future Dutchmen. Football Scores A-C OPP 7 Palmyra 16 0 Milton Hershey 40 0 Cumberland Valley 21 0 East Pennsboro 21 7 Susquehanna Twp. 26 7 Lower Dauphin 39 0 Middletown 61 0 Mechanicsburg 14 25 Red Land 13 6 Hershey 41 7 Lebanon Catholic 28 ROW 1: D. Watson, S. Wells, E. Posey, D. Finkbiner, D. Sattazahn, E. Hostetter. ROW 2: S. Albright, E. Tate, M. Capriotti, R. Reitz, J. Dutweiler, E. Neidig, C. O'Neal. ROW 3: S. Hitz, J. Shott, E. Krum, G. Graham, R. Sample, -' R. Cross, P. Brewer, G. O'NeaI. ROW 4: M. Wagner, J. Chemich, H. Smith, M. Wilhelm, B. Bogor, R. Leonard, J. A Knight, R. Rhoads, S. Klopp. ROW 5: J. Stranick, P. Weimer, D. Ebersole, M. Gardner, D. Moockol. N' Right: Coach Snyder confers with starting quarterback Miko Capriotti. if Girls' Basketball Teams Enter CAC This year the girls' basketball squads en- tered their first season of Capital Area Con- ference competition with a young team under the direction of a new coach. Although the record fell somewhat short of pre-season ex- pectations, girls' basketball at Annville-Cleo- na has a bright future. The team loses only three seniors, Diane Folk, Brenda Blauch, and Bobby Rothenberger, and looks forward to the return of top scorers Jo Meyer, Deb Herr, Lucy Lingle, and Cheryl Brandt, who will pro- vide skill and leadership in the coming year. KNEELING: L. Hoshhower, B. Blauch, D. Folk, D. Herr, H. Gerber, J. Meyer. STANDING: D. Newman, B. Rothen- berger, G. Longenecker, L. Lingle, E. Snavely, C. Brandt, A. Hamm, Mrs. Oller lcoachl. The senior trio of the girls' basketball teom this year consisted of Brenda Blauch lknoelingi, Bobbie Rothenberger lstondingl and Duane Folk 'l00 Led by Jeanne Buchmoyer with a high of 66 points the iunior varsity team registered 6 wins this season. Jeanne and fresh- men Laurie Stranick, Sherry Rauch, Beth Sherman, and Linda Sorrentino formed the nucleus of this year's iunior varsity and will provide much talent for the Annville-Cleona varsity in years to come. A-C JV OPP Basketball Scores A'C VUY- OPP I I 22 Mechanicsburg I5 34 I5 28 Cumberland Valley I9 55 I2 2I Susquehanna Twnshp. I7 45 I 3 2I Palmyra I 7 48 I7 25 Hershey 23 34 I3 9 East Pennsboro I6 4I I6 24 Red Land I8 35 7 I 7 Mechanicsburg I4 40 'II I3 8 Cumberland Valley I6 40 xx I6 I0 Susquehanna Twnshp. I0 63 7 30 Palmyra 20 56 6 I7 I8 Lower Dauphin I0 46 25 24 Hershey 23 4I I8 I0 East Pennsboro I5 32 I9 I6 Red Land I5 4I 0 I6 is Lower Dauphin 24 35 - iv 3. .1 ni. l I 3' 4-' -1 KNEELING: B. Sherman, S. Rauch fco-captainsl. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Fogleman, T. Wibla, J. Martin, K. Hitz, L. Cintfon, K. Risser, B. Hoffsmith, L. Stranick, D. Graves, L. Sorrenti- no, J. Buchmoyer, B. Wolfe, P. Reese, L. Bowman, J. Clawser, D. Carpenter, K. Lingle, Mrs. Oller lcoachj. Wrestling Team Rebuilds Its Ranks Kirkwood, M. Wilhelm. ROW 2: R. Snyder, D. Hom, L. Rice, ROW lx D. Rauch, J. Yorty, D. Shuman, K. Bomgardner - Co-Captain, T. Ebersole - Co-captain, J. T. Brown, J. Wolfe, R. Reitz, E. Hostetter. ROW 3: Mr. Sherk - coach, Mr. Gardner, C. Howard, J. Reich, G. Graham, H. Smith, D. Ebersole, L. Pelligrini, Mr. Kop- penhaver - assistant coach. ffh Right: Mr. Sherk demonstrates a hold to the members of the team before the match. Y 4 -. I1 Three seniors led this year's squad, Ken Bomgardner and Tony Ebersole, co-captains, and Ed Hostetter, a first year wrestler. These three young men together with an inexperienced team performed quite well in spite of a tough schedule. lBelowl Great improvement could be seen from match to match in our squad this year, as the boys obtained more experience. The great- est disappointment occurred when weight classes had to be forfeit- ed from time to time, a fact that indicated the small size of our team. This year was a forward step in the development of wres- tling at Annville-Cleona. Both the coaching staff and returning members of the team are anticipating next year's season with much enthusiasm. 5'ar 'tial Wrestling Scores A-C Qpp Most Valuable Wrestler 9 Elco 51 Ken Bomgardner 28 Pequea Valley 33 John Kirkwood 6 Lancaster Catholic 54 Roy Reitz 2 Middletown 57 Jeff Yorty I8 Bermudian Springs 39 Ed Hostetter 17 Bishop McDevitt 36 Tony Ebersole 3 Palmyra 57 Dale Rauch 22 Williams Valley 31 Jeff Yorty 5 Norlebco 51 John Kirkwood I2 Lebanon 48 Mike Wilhelm 3 Conrad Weiser 52 Mike Wilhelm I2 Norlebco 45 Ed Hostetter 3 Varsitg Team Experiences Rebuilding Year Clockwisez M. Capriotti, C. O'Neal, D. Martin, J. Shott, G. ' Hopple, T. Bowman, E. Neidigh, G. Watts, B. Maulfair, P. Kreider, R. Marquette. SITTING: Mr. Kestner - coach, K. Kreiser, D. Sattazahn, E. Tate - managers. Although this year's varsity basketball squad did not finish the season with an outstanding record, the boys on the team deserve credit for the effort they put forth. Paul Kreider, voted most valuable player by his teammates, ended the season with 267 points. Checker Watts, leading rebounder, was chosen as best defen- sive player. Robby Marquette, elected as the hardest worker, was a valuable playsetter for the team. Next year's outlook is bright, since re- turning underclassmen like Ed Neidigh, George Hopple, Tim Bowman, and Dave Martin will bring their experience to the team. ,wine ln A-C Senior High Varsity Basketball Scores OPP 58 Northeastern 51 51 Susquehanna Township 69 35 Milton Hershey 37 46 Red Land 47 48 Cumberland Valley 62 27 Palmyra 45 41 Norlebco 32 50 Lower Dauphin 74 50 Middletown 102 48 Hershey 78 58 East Pennsboro 67 59 Mechanicsburg 44 49 Susquehanna Township 57 43 Milton Hershey 47 49 Red Land 60 52 Cumberland Valley 73 38 Palmyra 41 67 Lower Dauphin 75 44 Middletown 78 44 Hershey 96 61 East Pennsboro 69 59 Mechanicsburg 75 Although their number was small, three seniors, Gary Watts, Robby Marquette, and Paul Kreider, exhibited fine performance. 104 .gn ' 1 ,,. qf, ,, v 5. '- 95'W, 'R ,v-315 ,,,, ,A N51 KLA Q5 ,fd-.- Leftx ROW 1: B. Boger, G. O'Neal. ROW 2: J. Kincaid, D. Miller, S. Kincaid. ROW 3: T. Hollinger, J. Dutweiler, J. Krouse, J. Ellenberger. ROW 4: P. Ebersole, C. Kettering. di R.: ' 'L' , A .Q ...if . JAWL - N tg 4 'ifff' 3 'i L '-5 if 4' fs.- -'W " ..,. . i L . i. , -- I- . g ' gf ? ., Q This year's iunior varsity team posted a record of 8 wins and 14 losses at the close of an unpredictable season. Coach Barnhart felt that his team performed well, as it defeated five of its ten CAC op- ponents despite a lack of height and size in most games. Leading scorers for the team were Jed Dutweiler, 158 points, Gus O'Neal, 147 points, and Craig Kettering, the squad's best defensive ball player, 129 points. A-C JV Basketball Scores OPP 43 Northeastern 39 27 Susquehanna Township 59 40 Milton Hershey 29 38 Red Land 52 91 Cumberland Valley 52 51 Palmyra 45 47 Norlebco 39 39 Lower Dauphin 55 38 Middletown 43 27 Hershey 45 42 East Pennsboro 38 32 Mechanicsburg 42 22 Susquehanna Township 35 41 Milton Hershey 52 60 Red Land 51 48 Cumberland Valley 70 40 Palmyra 30 46 Lower Dauphin 64 47 Middletown 69 46 Hershey 45 47 East Pennsboro 50 36 Mechanicsburg 49 105 A-C Sluggers: Menacing Threat To CAC ROW I: J. Putt, R. Marquette, D. Martin. ROW 2: R. O'Neal, E. Krum, T. Hollinger, M. Capriotti, T. Imboden ROW 3: Mr. Lingle - coach, P. Kreider, A. Ulrich - manager, G. Watts, D. Wolfe - manager, D Satta zahn, Mr. Hornberger. Baseball Scores A-C OPP. 2 Cedar Crest l 8 Leb. Catholic 15 I0 Elco 3 6 Milton Hershey O 2 Hershey 4 l Palmyra 2 3 Middletown 7 3 Lower Dauphin 6 1 I Norlebco 3 2 Milton Hershey 0 7 Hershey 4 Elco Tournament 4 Elco 'l 7 Cedar Crest 2 4 Palmyra 3 6 Middletown 4 5 Lower Dauphin 1 A-C Tournament 3 East Pennsboro 2 10 Elco I lyit' X l ,Q E -- .rgcy 'l"'1s.f l SENIORS: R. Marquette -- co-captain, P. Kreider, D. Sattazahn, T. Imboden, G. Watts - co-captain. 'Q f' X Sv' l l m 01 fo'ii'1 13 ,Kgs T .J I ll With a record of seven wins and one loss in non-league com- petition and six wins and four losses in CAC league competition the Varsity Baseball team finished third overall in the CAC com- petition of I972. The team held champion and defending cham- pion in both the Elco and A-C Tournaments and finished the sea- son with a record of thirteen wins and five losses. Ed Krum was chosen as most valuable player in the Elco Tournament, while Tom lmboden was chosen most valuable player for the A-C Tour- nament. B Baseball Scores A-C OPP. I Cedar Crest I0 K In I Elco 7 , I3 Milton Hershey 5 L A Q47 R 3 Hershey 6 f E. ' . X 1. X 3 Palmyra 4 X 5 15 .31 ' X YQ 5' H A 1 IO Norlebco 3 1- 9 ' ,fr . ' Q Q ' .x -1 ,. , C-. I Red Land 6 .X af. , fa - , X f 2 Milton Hershey 3 , - 5 .. - . J, E.. . X L g X v , ' if-' . 1 2 Hershey 5 in K L ' ' ' l I J 6 Norlebco 5 V NX " 1 ' 3. Q, . tl 'E 0 Palmyra I ' ' FN - . 6 Red Land a 'Rx n Lf . ' 1 Y M ' V . , 1' - . ix A A1 The record of the B Baseball team was not a ' 4 l if Q l -A i'f4g- ' wil. 'R' rt-, 4- 1 . . I - , M T v-fs.. 4 L - A i ' si vw-ing, ' ' highlight of the team s performance this year. A- I v L. . ' l Q l I 2 'B Lf H ' f The team members, however, have gained val- ' . I r 'N I 1 ip! ..i,::.- - U L I-ip-ew. uable playing experience to carry over for fu- 'ffj I 'A R flwlj KTM: m'f33,,W,k,.3J.,!, ,qut g'-Evil.-' is gg- ,.,, .-'.,,.':,5:.,.Tf ture years. One must always remember that a 'til 'fifffffffsffgii ' , :'V'.'fIff?"f,"'qp.1 J.V. squad is only a building program for a f 4' 1-I li'-EW5-1'+ff'f'2'f.l:E9'.f iff? ill-fw "Y"2i1'Hf9'L,Zl5'55Q"5' .f'?Z'-.e"l-.ff fif:':"p'JLl.,l f f l ' t -T-hclk, 5, -,--sjvalv '....5..j.1M' V ,,-gxx ,gg I. 4. -' success u varsity eam. ROW I: S. Dailey, T. Hollinger, D. Bentz, J. Graby. ROW 2: R. O'NeaI, R. Rhoad, D. Miller, J. Getz, D. Deyshor. ROW 3: J. Deitrich, Mr. Worcester - coach, J. lmboden. Tennis Team Under New Management ROW l: K. Kuhn, D. Early, L. Hoshower, J. Buchmoyer, l.. Brensinger, D. Carpenter, J. Weidler, D. Appelt. ROW 2: J. Meyer, C. Horner, B. Chadwick, K. Hollo- well, K. Rauch, S. Weidler, Mr. Kreifels - Coach. Below right: Cathy Hamer shows good form as she prepares to use her backhand stroke to hit the ball. Below: As the new coach of the girls' tennis team Mr. Kreifels assists in the last minute preparations for the match. :ax As the won-loss record indicates the girls had a losing season. This, however, reflects only partially on their ability and even less on their desire. Cathy Harner, Shirley Weidler, Jean Buchmoyer, Bev Chadwick, Karen Rauch, and Jo Meyer played the first five positions on the team. Shirley and Cathy shared the number one seed, while Jean Buchmoyer was the most consistent winner on the team. One of the brightest mo- ments for the team this year was the victory over Tulpehocken during the second half of the season. Next year the team will be lentering the Lebanon-Lancaster League and hopefully will have a better season as the record goes. 1 fi.- Z sv- ' .si ' E22 S 'fbi-. 'rg exe-xx... ' A35'4'K,i N, Q.-.kg relfels and Bev Chadwick discuss problems encountered during a Weidler displays her forehond swing during a warm-up practice 2' 3 E5 A-C l 3 2 l V2 1 2 l 5 3 3 l V2 I Tennis Scores Cedar Crest Tulpehocken Wilson Elco Hershey Hamburg Cedar Crest Tulpehocken Wilson Elco Hershey Hamburg OPP 6 4 5 3Vz 6 5 6 2 4 4 5V2 6 Track Team Shows Enthusiasm SENIORS are: ROW l, BOTTOM: D. Finkbiner, D. Hines, D. Eshle- man, S. Wells, E. Posey, R. Micozzi. ROW 2: B. Caldwell, B. Wolfe, G. Kramer, T. San Martin. ROW 3: R. Atkins, T. English. ROW 4: S. Martin. Track and Field Scores A-C OPP. 148 N. Lebanon 3 148 E. Lebanon 38 9l Susquehanna 59 78 Milton Hershey 72 93 Red Land 57 67 Cumberland Valley 83 ' 70 Palmyra 80 lOl Cedar Crest 39 62 Lower Dauphin 88 83 Middletown 67 63 Hershey 87 l 16 East Pennsboro 34 91 Mechanicsburg 59 Scrimmages 85 Elizabethtown 65 106 Lebanon 44 """ " r L. .i.... .gmag .,,, . J'jw5 V-f'5'WT?Yi"-' 9: ..-.,.- an . - ..,. W. il , Mlljfflf ..,. ,,,,!,,,,,,,f 'ly F' if Y r..x..a:aulu.:....z.. V - V ..-pf KM ., f my ' ' '- '--'XA ""-- ,vgr Us I W' .,. . Vim.: KM ,A-5 E 1:1 Q -I --,: wax ' -':,. . ' v.. , ' -4, .f 1 I A "' . , . '- .nz A: J o -1" ugtf-'A 4' "'i.'f,f'l4P.-: e i'X:'4w. ..'f"' QQTH L- A 'MIQQ 1, 31, 171- .,, at -,,,. - W vii 'I X15 ' - " 'A .A . fro- .vt 'fee , v.- ' if J -, I 1. ,X ,X .,- . , ..-lu .gg-..Wi!Qx.j.s, , A - :git s r ,ly 831+ ...ef 'M ,gn wi' We ,"f'in.5 of - 'Jr ' 5-7, .' ', ' '," ., ' ,f. fr ' 594-7'3il' f 8135f-do-'f.'f.f.N..:-Q: -Xt gm -.Trm:.,w' A .ASUS .J .W "'dr536H4: eww' f .r ' 14. . B ' A ig, ' -B'-9' vi Y Y A 'wk' I 52 w lk Y if X4 f., J, gg, -gin .? . 1' Qaf E RB M :ll I ? -f ill "g, ! ii ff- rl' w I 'ji 'KM 5: 1 gif- X31 I 4. 1 i 4- J.. ' 1 I F Q Q E .Pi ' ' ' f' ' .. : -fo ,.... --" '-fl 'Q ROW l: D. Finkbiner, G. Kramer, S. Wells, E. Posey, R. Micozzi, T. San Martin, S. Martin, B. Caldwell, B. Wolfe, T. English, D. Hines, R. Atkins, D. Eshleman. ROW 2: E. Turasky, F. Longenecker, S. Hitz, S. Wengert, M. Hiles, R. Croce, R. Smith, S. Zellers, G. Graham, J. Meyer, D. Hostetter, J. Kirkwood, K. Rohland. ROW 3: S. Graby, M. Gardner, J. Chernich, H. Grant, L. Light, R. Leonard, M. Wagner, C. Kettering, D. Miller, S. Houser, D. Smith, C. Rohland, D. Hess, D. Waybright. ROW 4: G. Gerber, T. Brown, D. Carpenter, G. Hopple, F. Daubert, J. Paine, G. Sellers, B. Maulfair, D. Weimer, B. Boger, R. Sheetz, S. Kincaid, J. Kincaid. ROW 5: A. Bordlemay - manager J. Reist, R. Bowers, G. Forney, T. Birch - manager, Mr. Gerber - coach. I l 1 1 i The final record of the senior track team this year was nine wins and four losses. Despite being the smallest school in the league, the team set high goals and did not let small numbers defeat them. The team was led by a small, loyal band of thirteen seniors. The two highest scoring seniors were Blake Caldwell with 79V4 points and Brian Wolfe with 77 points. Bob Micozzi was high scorer for the entire team as well as being high scoring iunior along with Richard Sheetz. There were also several individual honors won in meets dur- ing the season. Tom English lupper leftl iumped high iump, while Blake Caldwell lupper rightl ran the low hurdles. Sam Wells lleftl threw shotput, and Ed Posey labovel threw iavelin. These seniors were only a few of the outstanding individuals which led the team to so many fine victories. C nl?-', Cheerleaders Promote Good School Spirit Right: ROW 1: B. Donmoyer, C. Sholly. ROW 2: L. Steiner, S. Shenk and S. Shirk lco-captainsi, D. Hoffman. ROW 3: S. Unger, A. Ehrhart, D. Tice, C. Buffenmeyer. MISSING: Kay Wampler. .AI A strong squad this year composed of eight seniors and three iun- iors, the Varsity Cheerleaders, led by co-captains Sally Shenk and Sharon Shirk, cheered loud and long at A-C's football, soccer, and basketball games. They also alternated wrestling matches with the JV squad. As additional services this year, the cheerleaders also sold pro- grams at the basketball games for the A-C Booster Club, and collected money for the Vince Lombardi Fund. With eight seniors leaving the squad this year, Mrs. Ebling, both the Varsity and JV advisor, will have the added burden of replacing this year's great squad with the same kind of enthusiasm and spirit for next year. 13 as 'la , J r 3 Id' Ni X x. " S2 Q '45, 113 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Juniors Host Seniors At 1972 Prom Karen Adey Debra Adkins Steven Albright Mary Appelt William Atkins Carl Baldwin Michael Batula Dale Bentz Cynthia Bowman Randy Bowman Rustina Bowman Timothy Bowman Lauren Brandi Robert Breidenstine Phil Brewer Carol Brightbill Beverly Chadwick Lydia Cintron .loan Clawser Randy Croce Wilma Custer Gary Cutman Fred Daubert Kenneth Diem Christopher Edris Anne Ehrhart Jeff Ellenberger Betty Fake Jonathan Fake Cathy Fidler Mary Finkbiner Paula Forwood Michael Frattaroli Robert Frey Brenda Fuhrman Heather Gerber Susan Gibson Joyce Gingrich 1 'kc , R f aff Q pf ri g iiii A' nf' ' .sa S, f F it i L F ,VI 1' N if Dawn Berkheiser A v I Howard Bixler U f' Beverly Blauch Marcia Borges K - Richard Bowers X ' x f ' 1 I l i.,, N, of , in new S he Ni ., A ' - 'N t 1 '- f ' ' .vc Nor in . ,, ,fr Y Q N fu .iq-c. In ,Try x Cindy Buffenmeyer Michael Capriotti David Carpenter I is -V . .224 W-af A - Q fr., A nf c ,V K, Karen Caruso , .X Joseph Centini iy., M ii '4 ' ' l 5 ,W S 1 . 1 -ir' Liv X I A a v A l 4 U A ,-- . A ' i Q 11 R lu 'U' lm! lk, Q Gregory Dubbs Jed Dutweiler Kathy Early Diane Ebersole Glenn Ebersole 5, '1 ii fx' ll M EMEA xv :X AK '5 'K fl V? ,4,,,.,g:-A MA? xx J ist. "QQ . nw' . Wiz , , 'iq ,tx If Q A x.g-:AgQ,:.,,i- A 5 , , , ,Q 1 1 xg, A t 5 K . 'Il ' K 4 , . F, "T 3 " ' v '-Q-, R is .5 " - , Q. 4, x.. -' J, , V -Q 'Jul -. - 2' -3 pf. 9? it QW' Mrs. Bixler, advisorp Fred Longenecker - Treasurer, Ed Krum - Vice President, Roger Sample President, Brenda Fuhrman - Secretary, Mr. Goody - advisor. I ff ,A e rt SQ up .ai S l v Q 5 hiv' N " Q: X n .ee . Q -1 1 e J sf 5 S tr! 1 . 1 F ,. 'II S xl Sf X P4 ll Arm I xx N 2'r W 4 'ye Stephen Hein David Heisey Barbara Hemperly Yvonne Hemperly Beth Henning 5 p ff' f S e",4 ,xx XM miiifxrx Glenn Hostetter Calvin Hostetter Kevin Hostetter Linda Hauser Cordell Howard 4,41 Nl N . . 4. .QQ -xg "' .mi I' 5 T r - x Mary Kline Sharon Kramer Keith Kreider Bonnie Kreiser Karen Kreiser L, 'I Q ve '55 f -2 rl 42 A ki N S X9 N 1: I 2 xx W y yy ., . ' ' A XJJ' . el , 4 A ve Egriw, J 5 X Pamela longenecker Brenda Loy Nancy Marianni Debra Mark Aaron Martin 8 J , my Sally Miller Dallas Moyers Steve Mumma Renee Musheno Edward Neidigh Steven Graby Eugene Graham Sandra Hanlon Dale Hardy Gayle Hartman Lynwood Heagy Nelson Heogy Barbara Hein Gwen Henry Mike Hiles Susan Hirschbock Brenda Hitz SCON Hlfl Debra Hoffman George Hopple Daniel Hom John Hower Sandra Hudson John Johnson Brian Keck Craig Kettering John Kirkwood Joyce Kleinfelter Doris Kline Ed Knrm Debbie Kuhn Patricia Kuhn Joanne Light Janet Long Robert Long Fred Longenecker Gale Longenecker David Martin Wanda Martin Brian Maulfair Robert Metz Jeff Meyer Jolene Meyer Robert Miccoui Debbie Miller 7 Rich O'NeaI Jeffrey Paine Dale Patches Lawrence Pellegrini Hilda Phillips Doug Plasterer Beverly Putt Jeffrey Putt Roy Reitz Sharon Rhen Randy Rhoad Laughlin Rice Kerry Rohland Steve Rooff Roger Sample Susan Schies Daniel Sherman Kevin Shilling Richard Shindel Jeff Shott Dennis Shuman Diane Smith Rick Smith Eleanor Snavely Gail Stephen Lynn Struphar Cindy Sweeney Roxanne Swisher Jeff Tankersley Edward Tate Susan Tucker Eugene Turasky Samuel Wengert Scott Wertz Pamela Vthlt Randy Wilt Sarah Wilt Jeffrey Witmeyer R. gl E1 'll 6 JN xi! kq l' 1 X I 1 fi V' . f 7 X rg, A swf: -1- Us . 1 A W, I V. Q , M Q", at wi: - . F' 3. ..e, N' if, . X X, X if N fr - p p r yy j Noemi Quiles Janice Reed Pamela Reed Jeff Reich Sue Reigle E4 JL., Q y A' .49 Dawn Schwenk Ernie Seyfert Ida Sheetz Richard Sheetz Robert Shellenberger '. L. .gi '15 V 1. 73 I jf' gl ij C :A I S Q., qs -3 i in r ii' A ff 5 1 'Zh X 'fl 'lp e Irvin Snavely David Snyder Sam Snyder Nancy Sollenberger Dale Stephen W S .Q f gs! L. 4 gi, .A 1 , ,f f 'W Lf 'll xx Allen Ulrich Karen Unger Debbie Wartluft Catherine Weaber Byron Weik r, 1 V. -I, 'K fail al' Y X '- f sw . , ii im ,' . Q ,i v 5 in -X 1 , . 1 , 'F X I W , X YK 'i 2 1 1 -5. Jeffrey Wolfe Suanne Wolfe 6 Daryl Yoke X wo Linda Yeagley X .41 ' 'K Gregory Young ,QI A Steven Zellers 'J , , Xi, Darlene Zem , 4 4 I Q3 X vi 'y Marilyn Zimmerman Sophomores Lag Foundalion For Class Unilg X . 1 A Dean Achey g 1. f E f - ' cheryl Albrighl ' T' Q ' M V " Janice Bachman T E L Q by Doris Baker X N. Donald Beaver ' ' ' f l, i is lx , ,H if f J ' N ' 41 up b Rebecca Beuchle " ,E A . 'I Kay Biely X - iv' 1 ' Jill Bingaman , Q. ,. 1 Thomas Birch F ' ' ,Vx t 5 Susan Bixler l . A l Q ' - . 1 - g A, ' " wg, 5 Machu.: Blantz ,R if A 64 g Wg ' ' V William Boger xg 3 L 1431 z. "1 ff 2 A 72 " Tom Bomgardner L ffm? V X if , YQQQZF- , 'YY' A ' 72 -5 Dave Bowman X: ,ls M T ei l, D ' wg mm A ,A '- i 1 1. 12, I ' Paul Bowman A ' HV ix ' J .- A ROY Boyer -1 ff? M 9 I Cljeryl Brandt Donna Brinker Timoihy Brown Eric Brummer Bryce Q 1 X ,xx . A , . KN 3 A Q 4 Q J " :NK ' " "bl ' lqgifni 'R' , - Cindy Bucher ,swwwwof LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Wifrneyer, Jean Buchmoyer Elene Bucks Bonnie Buffenmeyer Jeff Chernich Holly Cinlron 5' April Coleman 9:-v az 9 ,U MMP Xxkxx John Cook , G Eff. , Sieve Cretor if ' - 'a' 4.-. - ,b -,. , h ,,,', 5. ,- 7. 5,3 Sleven Dailey l ' AEK wx aft ' Harold Dewees . X I -J 3 , "' ' ' A XX , I - ll ,M .la L. ml. V A 5. 4. Jay Dielrich 1 L JL . as Douglas Dohner 4 ,Y 32,1 if ' ,y , Douglas Ebersole lk F - ,lx V,- M19 l K ' fxhjlyify 25 Lynn Ebersole - 'xr lf, T 1 no J fe advisor, Tim Foltz, V. Pres., Jessica Henning, Sec., Barbara Herr, Trees., Dean Hoover, Pres., Mr. Barnhorf, Advisor. 0 Philip Ebersole Bonnie Ebright Susan Ensminger Evan Fansler Timothy Foltz Glenn Forney Greg Forti Jeffrey Funck Harry Grant Cecil Greenawalt Andrew Grier Dawn Haldeman Karen Hallman Ann Hamm Diane Hardy Michael Hartman Deb Herr Karen Herrington David Hess Judy Hitz Rebecca Hoffsmith Eric Hake Todd Hollinger Dean Hoover JoLynda Jones Cynthia Kaylor Vicki Kaylor Holly Keller Richard Kepley David Kerkeslager Brion Kettering John Kincaid James Krause Kim Kuhn Randy Leonard Lance Light Karen Long Mark Longenecker Cheryl Loy Stacie Martin Mike Gardner Gordon Gerber James Gingrich Daryl Goss Joan Graff LGE, J., ,. ,, , L J , 1 - 1 . 5' qi V ln" 1:3 M jfs 5 , ' - x 'F 1 -QfiW'ff . ,, L V . 1 . Q ' f ,. 5 1 , - ' A "ix , Q X. if iii z 'P' Xxfw 'sl .i Susan Hartman Ann ,Heller Dave Henise Jessica Henning Barbara Herr Lisa Hoshhower Dennis Hostetter Karen Hosteher Scott Hauser Richard Jefferson I fx 'Q-l , , x v I ' Samuel Kincaid Scott Klopp Jim Knight Sharon Kreider x,,rf,2s.i . ui ' - xmglf, M 3' ' If If - ' iiir 4 X . 32 g fx 2 ' .si n I sf " -if 1 T' '7' , qi 2 V 6 4 , . - - AX A vc - K . 4 xxx I , V1 M . K C L 4 X I .J A2 A W lj' g fir-I v'- .S .NP I Sis ' ..:r. N ia 4, :"' ' Q0 , V M . V l if 3 X ' 75. Q 254 . . . lil 9 . , wth! -if , A 1 z,,,, i s ,ff ,. 'i 'J L1 1 - "W, A Q 'Ali za I 5 if A ' r ,i- .D f u Q 1 ik A i 5 , - I I. 1' 5 ,X .3 it .li K x Xl Qi gl 1 'N vi i X wiv fi 3? S 1 Q ll g r is H ,.Q Richard Kreiser X .Qi no ' r3'5"'.?"'l..'f,, K nfs - :R it ' ff- " if J ss.se M is R " 1 .1 .1 -'Jw ' Q Q A f i 1 o E. S' xy 1 ,VY - 1 ' X J e I 1 K, X X X K ratrlcla Molly A Craig Meyer 7. ' kv . ,Y , Sue Meyer - " ji 3 Carl Miller J '25 , f Cindy Miller ' i"' 5- A' J. .Q . 1 ,A x , 1 1 3, . 2 Brenda Young 13' a t J Q K Q 4 gg, Qs! S r'T"S . I 1 w has 1 . 5 S Y v A X J 1 1. . ' 1 -' - flf J ,WL 'T --3""f' ' ., Xf fx-f 5: J Q A 1 P Heather Noll 5 y f- W 9 ' I n ,, mai o'N.ql '--" me Q """ y . Karen Paine " Q' -'F . ' 1 1 'J my Sandra Pellman Q , ff iw- 'Z l A - J Robert Peters X 4, E ' ,H . . x , fi ' I 4 'N J A ' 'rs , .mt ' X ' f x. L, h , 5 fr, S R. -a S is ef fe S 'll f ' .eqreons t lf ' 'X , W X A M A , nf Roberta Royer A Q, I if" -ff y i Joseph Sattazahn be 7 J X- ' Amy sd-.frm y ,, , Linda Schwenk M ,.f , ,- ' ax, D - 1 Glenn Sellers M' an ? , M R ' is + 2, R . ' of ev Q - N K 'Q l ilfx., ,Sea R' s 1 Q Ia fp.: - :'. ,' Af -yi. 2 1 ll iw W- M flhfx . 1- S 1 H as X at ,...,,,N A 'l ' Mike snyaw K t Q 4, -J Q y . 64 ' 5 . Richard Snyder f N. S W! 5 David Speraw - ' J - ,X 1 Lk- W I Fred Stafford 1,4 J 41 A I xxx , V A fy John Stramck 1 l ix A , l A A N a . J, Q 0 iff' f lit .Q M fl f " N ' ,M thi-Wx, S . ll 9 , - J . Randy Wampler 't 'ma by Q Connie Watson A D J NP Jane Watts t A ' , Dale Waybright I A Dale Weaber X I " I J , , K W Q J' 'R s ,K V 1. - on :Qs fg fe y . ' 'fi K A' 4 'il xy fr ?a?':l r5i::lirge1- ig zfh lr 32. Xl? ' 1 ' ff. , F: 4 'A F J N Q, Mika Wolfe -,' J' V J? K J 25.331112 HE by . ' is Qq.. , ng , Jeffrey Yorty H.. Q4 .' c ' ., Q rg -P Q- f ' ' " .: x 'M S 'K wlfli r 5 law. , so -, fl f ll L1 Gly .f K ' I '- - nn-,, J so-. Connie Miller Dale Miller Dennis Miller Michael Miller Miriam Miller Valerie Miller Pamela Moyer Debra Newman Janet Peterson Kim Powell Dale Rauch Bob Reed James Reist Sharon Rockovlch Brenda Rott Curita Rowland Karen Sellers Robin Shearer Scott Shindel Michael Shirk Beverly Shuey David Shuman David Smith Harold Smith Donna Sweigert Brian Taulbee Mike Tobias Penny Tobias Kathryn Trautrnan Mary Troutman Michael Wagner Sue Waltman Tonya Weaber Naomi Weaver Daniel Weimer Perry Weimer Debra Wengert Sharon Whitman Mike Wilhelm Virginia Wilt 1 X Q 1 Q L! l X 1 1 1 N Freshmen Prepare For Senior High Courses Kim Adkins Ann Appelt Cevilla Appelt Denah Appelt Joan Amold Rick Bates William Batula Jack Baum Harold Blantz Anthony Blauch Karl Bohr Steve Bomberger Adrian Bordlemay Deana Bowers David Bowman Jeanne Bowman Tom Boyer David Brandt Tim Brandt Ella Breaithewaite Elizabeth Brensinger Michael Brough Kevin Bucks Ricky Buffenmeyor Cynthia Butler Denise Carpenter Randy Centini Denise Climenhaga Janet Croce Jeffrey Custer Brian Delong Rita DeSantis Bill DeSantis David Deysher A -is 4,2 . . 1 I A Lucienne Beard Richard Behney Linda Betz Paola Benedetti Cindy Blantz I-K. dish i 'Q :Q .lr R 7 ,-P. ... ,Q L tim:- a M. XX xi 'K " ,. liv i- x S .: ,, y ' '1 t A , , 'S P f' 1- 4' 'J Q, ' A' . 1.x A I To vb l' ff ! x X ' x W Karen Bowman A li. .Q IAQ 1 91 -gr Sx"t"' M 5. . ' ' .87 ""' 4. 1-it ' i e f R ' 'fix N x -' , L . fl , ,1 'Q ' I ' T Uh ,X 'X .2 ,, S in 3 Q A fr .B ' 451, " X ' TJ - 'iv Y. ' ' -Z 'Xt-' 1 , 4 , e' I , A N ,N V ,I 'B if Nei X A .ll X K x , x ii? A t V gf Lorraine Bowman A W' 9' Margaret Bowman my W" 'X Michael Bowman A V B X Edwina Boyer " X , . f'fml:!1,m.- .L B at N A RN 6- A 1 - iii im, f-. - A- 45 We gl A . X A sq ,Q fm ' i if Q -1 C' 4 " , fi M, 2 ' Q.. x . A '-f' " get -K , , l 'Q , VLL H eg Ng 3 X ai , i 1 Q 'j i Ni Y ,M 1' 1' ' . A ' R 1 i 3 lib V. .J ai Q' iw, .. QV 5 WU if R X N 4 .L.fl ..5.- asv" .1-+ 1 , ' Fw XM ,Q ' i, lx fv- 1, Q- A :L+ -1 4 l, v ' I 'Eff h to J 1 'I' W Q ' N .lx , R nl t Q tc ' 1, el 'ey 1-., - Sgr lj I 1 A 5 'Sf t .f 1 I ' I I f L K . D Nh S X if W. Y- N 1 ,Aw Eric Ensminger Bonnie Evans Dominic Faiala Thomas Fair .lanloe Fasnacht 1 w , 1 .'f X ef' , F bm, my l xv 'gk h E leth Gamble Q ' 2 Rbberld Gdhlel' ' Jeanne Gassert D' D E ravalsubabrber Q X XL. 'ff' ,F XXI If ' . '-- Q 'I R b X Q A W y 5 1 A 3. - gf, T ZQTQ. ' P 1 " f 3 if ' 'f if 416511 fl , ' 9-Q Brad Hartman Pv,,,,.,X Luke Heagy 4. George Heckard E David Heisey Margaret Herr F if wa 2' HU r, lla -I S , 5 .4 .,. , we ' 1 f '11-is Linda Hantz Lori Hom Natalie Hostetter Linda Hautz Ralph Hautz Randy Krall Cynthia Kramer Pamela Kramer David Kreider Jeff Kreiser 1? J . ,,. vis Qiaxl Bruce Dahner Ann Dwyer Debra Early Timothy Early Kim Ebersole Rick Edris Valerie Eisley Stephen English Susan Fees Ruth Flowers Daniel Fogleman Paulette Fogleman Regina Forti Elizabeth Frey Samuel Funk Edward Gamber Jae Getz Brian Gibson Linda Gingrich Michael Gingridr Jeffrey Graby Deborah Graves Lorie Grier Richard Harris Randy Herr James Hershberger Craig Hess Kathleen Hitz Mary Hitz Nancy Hitz Ed Hoffer Thomas Hollinger Steven Howard Martha Howell John lmboden Dean Jamison Mldiael Kaylor Kim Keller Janice Kepley Ray Kleinfelter X12 Karl Kreider Kevin Kreiser Keith Lambert Tim Landis Kathleen Lingle Tim Longenecker ,Dale Martin Jolie Martin Sally Martin Claudia Miller Marcia Miller Stephanie Miller Stephanie Morrow Sherry Nye Tammy Plasterer Kathi Powell Brian Pull Linda Rasp Sherry Rauch Pandora Reese Bonnie Reigert Richard Rhoods Luke Riuer Gary Rodken Janice Rohland Richard Roth Renee Royer Thomas Royer Marianne Sattazahn Randy Schwalm ll ., H x Y ,L bf f M k ,A ,A lv 1.L . ,R P Mike Lyons Maureen McConnell Donna McDaniel Elmer McKinnes renin 'M M N... I . .v scoff Marshall , ,F ' A tif 1 1 X '4. 1 f ' 4 . t 1 ,,., if If W .Qin V' E 5 J, "' V x X F574 g - ' S Q A 1 n X 1 tl E551 . , 'X if iff 5 'I 'Q V X VL lvl . , ,Ml A -av' .C aims-' igqfglgli .5 1 ,' fir. H af 'tiki Ann Ober S V and o'N.ql P N 1 S , 1 v Randy Parker "h ' lf. Brenda Payette ' ' ' """""' P " x V -. - 'Q 6- , " A ' Q. ' Q' Q. - AQ: ig i , A '. Q, lr , 1 ' - Q V ' , 1. , H l . ', f if . . A . eney i'iif 'J"'e ,.,. S P N f ' N l fl l l 'K n ' im? ll Q' I x 1 - x 'N t X .,,., .... 5 ,fl n " I Steven Riehl Q 'g-AJ . Virginia Righter W y E., ., , . E2 Harold mmf 5, xx Mig: S- John mmf ' S fx ,el Kam mmf . Nkggg, in 'S 6.9 ? 'A f 1 X , , xiii P ny, -'-...E-ii if t ' 2 l -f 4 ' Dawn Sheet: Elizabeth Shemnan Kenneth Shifllet Jeff Sholly Pamela Smith ,f VM 'R AT -1 -'1 fi 4' 5: K l oil - i NME T Aff 'sri 'S Q4 X Galen Stevens 5 J 3 ,,, Valerie Stima , ' - ' .. 3, Q5 Debbie Stoner ' ' ' Laurie Stronick v '95,-H Michael Sweeney X 'Y' at R fgti-l Q +2 QL N it S' v g J - 5 T J -1 'x . l, ash W g g 2 'w , 1 X 'eq Q , Y, a I 4 f 2 e X R 1 4 l . K lk gi ' , at , W Lynn Uhrich of A Q ' Q W "r ' , Kevin Umberger y af gi' Q V Anhofvqm 5 Us Zzs ,1 Q K4 Q , Victoria VanWinkle - "fe LL- K - X . ELM a X - --n--,ff 32 Q uh Stephanie Vogelsong is in on ,,......,"4 1 1' Q1 g S x R ' hs T. fx- 1234-.5 U A A, ,gg- T 42- A gg: ' 1, Egg. 'ii wg, 5 WK sg, ,ep fi I R r ' c ' A Z..-Q 3- , 1 A lk T: :..-"5-M4 J 1 . X I X Q Y J X v Judy Weidler "W " 5 R ,J Penelope Weierbach A Q J 42" Kathy Wengert ur on .Q 4 , Theresa Wible . Y R TM Y A l ' ET: ' Cedric Winters ' . ' E:0'..T::i:f,'1 u A 'lr 45 SQ Axe - if wr: . N , Kfi g ix. Ti' K rg ffif' Q L. Q .ru H t. ,M A f' 7 M y rv: T F . , . T 1 . hcl? 1 Jeff Young . 'T' nm NX Q y X r' K I A v Q Warren Zimmerman I. ul' 4. yi f m lfl ' 1 ' if K , T l ll. Shelly Snyder Lindo Sorrentino Eric Sowers Kathryn Speraw Russell Speraw William Speraw Robert Stachow Rick Stark Neil Sweigert Alexander Tote Donna Taylor Richard Tice Michael Trauger Phillip Troufman Yvonne Troy Thomas Tshudy Stanley Wagner Thomas Wagner Sue Wolfman Jere Wampler Michael Watson Bruce Weaver Doris Weaver Marla Weaver Deon Wolfe Julia Woods Jody Yeager Kevin Yingst Rodney, Young Roger Young Jane Zimmerman Jesse Zimmerman 7 Eighth Graders Join Extra Curricular Activities Brian Albert Scott Albright Tom Arndt Patricia Atkins Eric Baird Tom Barry Lynda Becker Jamie Bender Shirley Books Gwen Bowman Daniel Brandt Joan Brandt Susan Brandt Patrick Brewer Rosellen Brill Cynthia Brough Susan Cintron Randy Daubert Susan Day Dorothy Dull Tim Dunlap Sharon Eberly Becky Ebersole lynn Ebersole Erika Fairlamb Robert Fasnacht Kathleen Fitting Debra Forney Craig Fortna Kenneth Fuhrman Michael Funk Penelope Furman d m. B A ,Q ,, David Bentz Denise Berkheiser Jill Biely Pam Bixler Larry Blantz 'Mu W ,M ww -rrv lg la! Donna Brown Gail Buchmayer Brenda Burkholder James Callaway Kathleen Centini F1 1 1 Apt Tv x ,f ,,,, N Vicki Ebersole Ralph Ellenberger Robert Englehart Edward Evans John Faiola f , 4, 'ry ' , X '-v"',f 1' , , -A V. ii . . 5 1 M. , . 2' x A 1 :, J ,. l f gs i Q . A ww , ,li 'X .J1 1. ,J , ' It 'S I' 'Z 'J i 1 6 fmt 'XJ ' + lifter?- ig 'I y X QI S Z Q, XE. A .M.f'x! N' 3 5 5 b 'F 's ex gt, Q .mn- .ti S Jaxx' MELA it 'll . jg lg, 7 iz 11612513 . ,lg K5 if 1 if Nl"'Q1' l Ti 1 A rw .X x x V f-M xv-ff .J 4 .P , Q, 3- I . Q .if - i s K Q fjgsg. . Q O 1 ' al tml- ii ' ' if N ' fd K, 5:-l B E! x 'SM fffaf. 6 W Avi ., t- i, t l ffl J' ' Sa 1 B. t " it 6- " 'A I is ,A '1 f 'aging K . 'x ng 1 'Q il ' X i- X new xx 3 S-ff' .vi W wif il it vli J ag? wa 33574 I R L 'J' B -9- ' E i A i u-n B N4 fd- ssC'!7 A Mk 1 'W 'T' 4 ' wills? 'W-eu Q5 lcv 'pe J ' Q , Susan Gingrich Linda Goss Margone Grant Patncua Gruber Peter Guldon Sue Hamngton Hope Hershberger Sheryl Huggins Jim Hlles Carol Hoch .qw Kathy Klemfelter Ricky Klelnfelter Debra Kline Vnclu Klopp Valene Kmsley rd' Sue Llght Ellen llneaweover Kathy Long Ricky Long Andy Longenecker 1 ,ml ts., Q..- If XV lgh-A 'ins Mary Gacono Phil Garrett Crystal George Carl Gerber Linda Ginder Carol Gingrich Mark Hockenberg Deborah Hain Steven Heffner Susan Heller Jenny Henise Suzanne Henning Cindy Herr John Herr Kevin Hoch James Hoffman Pamela Hostetter Miles Houtz Mel Jacobs Jeffrey Kelly Harold Killinger Brenda Krall Donna Kreamer Steve Kreamor Larry Kreiser Lenore Kreiser Patti Kreiser Dale Landis Cheryl Lash sl A .hi 5- A ZX 'Q xx 'X 'G' r- fviliiill N X? , 6 V nib. Y,,, 'i'l . ?9'i"r C . . . Q Tw' J - ' . - k X K ' gy 1 T SQ l ll N E5 'rs ' xi - A m y Q Jil cd A -x Q , J, f L -41 4+ ,Q .el 1 7 Q: SH gl 5 wi? gf .1 3 -. w. Q ,K A I 'L vm in S .K cf X 'N .S f.'??-f?L-'t:1l.T'- gil" ", 1 J ' H ' A 5 '6.t it I- .vi N ' ' ' .7 ' V Yi '1' 'J ' Q U x i, V l X. ' K -.vA ' F. ,,. A in K . 4 Q ,N l 4 V A A . , -,gi .CN ' Q XJYN av 1 '.-,gr . 'M X J 1 L. , f 541:35 ' ll fl, I he -vs ' k V K ' S fri my , 4 S nd H h tai: J P vi" A V Q Q, ,gg ' .,g:- 0 Y W9 ., Mil! e , 5: qi t, X A, V 4 - S' f : 1 . S. S - N' l Q 5 , ,.,,1 of Syl ' -A 1 5 x V- A to A x 'A i+-H112 X' Q rf A H: V! 6' l J, V ,S - , l P 'L .5 +1 it cf? l . K S sl J' ll il' - - J- WM J it H' J tw, J?" CJ .5 ' ' . f- '! f.3l: X I f 21" 5 if . ,?,W 1' - S., - L.. if : Q, ,C 'f:Q:'!,,t I -l . . -' ' t 3, 1 y' ' V 5 -1-' , +L.. , 1,5 X X :Y-XI we V f V I Iv X A Y S , . A5 uayku ' .. -ll :xt-" .Qu 4' , ' 8 x . I Ty 'f it . 1 -1 5 .'i' S fs Q21 ' ' i S it Q 4 -X . . w. ,D 5 gs' lx 4. I X . J ii' A ' ' l l Michael McKinney 4 Michael Mariani Q, Q A gi 'D . in Fred Mayer . ' P I V '1 ffl i 'L -s Q, Q " Barbara Metz 'Win milf . A W MQW l 1 ., A j A x 4 tl 0 456. 5 . Tom Meyer 1 ,x XL .1 Mile X slilf 5 w- P A Edwin Miner 5 D Linda Miller 4' ' ' 9 0 Q M Vanessa Miller 'L A " ' ""' 2 gh, ,Q Jeffrey Morrow ' N' . T' -- fi 9 P I ig 7 Cindy Moulton fr ' 'Kg 'li Q y Michael Nordini A Eddie Moyers - - ' Elise Nelson ... .zl A Ml 'H M , Shelia Nye il 1 .. 'E 1, ,f:- if A' Kathy Oberholtzer Q Q' 1 P' i 4 Alan O'NeaI 9 I K ' . tb nh -1 , Brenda Parks .' 3 V W fy, D. gi: 5. I Wendy Peiffer A xi E j jj jf iglqi'-Zgf, - Dean Pellman David Pence Anita Peterson ,,.k -1-v ,X ... g. 'v Deborah Phillips fb . Debra Poonnan i Michael Posey im' A 4 Olga Quiles if I' l Dean Rauch is K , X , .ff lp " , A zvlfffl l 'li 1 Zf'.Z-uv: 1 i il' ,. Debbie Redinger 456 "'i .mx ' Marilyn Reigel Sharon Reigle S., l Brenda Reilz A P A P 7 ,tr :pq b f . an fi :,.. ,. ., D in GN., K, Garry Rhine ,,, 5 , I ' X il 4 hx ' wx' - 75' -"-.2 , X ,Qt 'fa "Nuff ll! l 1 UCI w uv , x Tm, 34 5. J 'V ., . ., L 4. N , Q 5 L- xe- 'Ti -If J S X ei , x ftl M M '-v R xl X 'N I I- r. .U , hr: V X 2 ' I. Vx s, J, I A f . igf All 'W f 'KX X K S. aren emmons ' ,, 24. ,.. Rosemarie Simpson ,A Lenina Skrosky Nw, J I Glenn Smith A 'fb Lori smith ' X , fi 'Q ' M57 VV- .5 ,..L'.. XA wt X MA in . ,-WQTY ,, ' " ' li' -- V P .LL if " . V' I , im x N . l A I Steve Taulbee g., ,Q L. 'fi " Thomas Taylor W xi xx: 7 4 James Turasky H K' 4 xx A fi, Kevin Ulrich ,X l , X tp Y l WCQYIQI' f-w A . Y, .-f mv- , , x., -In v K .-.. , -J, .S Q. x-f ' Y' .P , 1 I 1. F. w .N ,Hd , Q N, V' 1 "pst W "N -s ' X ' ' lik -a Q W' H-..-1 9 4. Fi L: 2 ' Dawn Wolfe Cynthia Woods Kathy Yeagley Jonathan Yorty J x 1-to Li, -A X' Bonnie Zellers 'W as-lg XN7 X, -41 A v 6' .9 4' ' 'HBA 's 456 mr-1 lvl qu, -.3 "7 X , James Righter Andy Risser Randy Risser Heriberto Rivera Cheryl Rodkey Sherry Roth Michael Rott Keith Sattesahn Jim Sattazahn John Schlegel Rick Schools Mark Seiger Jackie Shaffer Mary Shuman Stephanie Smith Dave Snavely Howard Speraw Susan Stachow Daryl Stephen Kathy Stephen Marcia Stranick Lois Taulbee Lloyd Walbom Randy Walbom John Waldhausen Cindy Waltz Karen Wengert Kathy White Elizabeth Williams Jeffrey Witmer Seventh Graders Adapt To New School Life Sandra Adey David Adkins Barbara Albert Phillip Atkins Debbie Baer Joyce Bachman Marie Bames George Barnhart Stephen Blount Bruce Bomberger Jay Bomgardner Robin Bomgardner Elmer Books Richard Bordlemay Cindy Bowman Debbie Bowman Roy Caldwell Judy Centini Lisa Centini Sue Cintran Thomas Clawser Richard Clodoveo Peter Colbon Holly Coleman Frank Dellinger Peter Diehl James Dietrich Jody Downs H ,N 3? X it Q- .. 3 Ni 1-A Q D 2- gg? 'X X fs ll- Q 'ggi X ., f Xy' xxx ,gtgv 1 f or 'Q ., S. Q. ry, dx 'i ,- .., 1 QQ-A Q I :ef 'Eze 'Q gil . ,vt uv C3 D - iw + i , ff W f. -Q A T li' in ' N 23 l xiii mtl N, J Jr 1 Y J d Jr Q. y fi p., XJ! 'K we it f' 5, B 0 4 B' X -. f Xl XJ' QQ ,c ,l .X ffl A i , 'itgifi 633412 N li Q + , L., J Lori Bentz 4 Deborah Bernardo 1 ' lf ,I Scott Biely 'iff' A' Crystal Bixler A ,s , 'L Patricia Blocker B, "' 'N N 41" ,L Ll Y y R V N NR U5 is 'ue gb 5 5, ,.. . J," fl K xl I Q f S.: f K , , ' A . y N A f B A 1 t ' B 'SM 1 ' r new ilg MN I - is 'B fx l 'rl if 4. P NI, Kathy Bowman . B f fi 1 , W ,I Grace Breaithwaite - W 3 ' '19 vs- 1- 'l Rita Brill Carol Brown - ' Bruce Buffenmeyer V if A ' I-MN r X K3 4 . , ,,. - - K , ,JN U ' y :vs A 4. "H" Q ' on W A J lx VH '1 lied nfl? Paul Crum ,, hi 'F , 'T " Q Scott Daubert Q 'QS' lk .QL-A - - ' ogg' William Daubert 3 i -1 A , i r, Debbie Deitz E ' James Deitz ix .f l-Ni , l X J X 'l f X Lf N fs. Xi Ni 'fyf A." , l fig A' L. ""- -4- Lan ii L A" XI? K 1 t 2 V v,', A 4 L X N , , . ' 'I . f " J A Pete E r yy ,, ,. 4, in ,Le fy fa, W ,,,ng,a'g3gm S Qi? 'F' ff. X X W? tif , Robin Farlow X Qv., .Er ,M - X A - ll 3- 3" ,X John Fasnacht ," Q "1 ' gf' it S 4 Q' Q Sandy Faulkner 'sill i ii 'fl ' K ' I Fx-JS. ev - - " 'sa .. -3, - Y ' 1- 'fix " . 11, Q 'ce "' . 1 - X , rife, if i V A x i gg' K T, , li XV I H .15 iv X x z MQ'-ii , all . 'X N fi A Pamela Funk Q 8 Kim Gibble ba sv! T x his Ni, lva Gibson .. , Ag I Philip Gibson - Jacob Gingrich L Ei 1 if.. IL "' s. "' X D N , at it 1 ' VM.. Q:-ff it M15 if 'Q H 'S -' X? 1 K 5 i xi. N. ii J X 'J " - inf I l N' f l. , Xi 5 in 'X 53:33 if ' Q I gill, fl. ii Q. if A ' ,fa 1 I . 1 VN- ,. qc Donna Hardy ig " N f if -5-A Elizabeth Harris X x", A David Hartnett J. .. -. X 3 . Stephen Hartnett f , " ' 'T 1 ' ' ia' Alice Heagy .-, -, ,y N. ,ef .,.,1.,- 5-, . 1 5 i H " i'fliFv'?3'l5 N X " ' Q 1: It -B i f' C ' 'if A 4- N V as . ily , i yi if 'f X .1 W K, .TE 4 Q ' ' .X , 1 y, 3."'A-'i iii ' . D --f . -55, 7 i Ii' i i f .., , 3 I Mervin Higgins 'N 'L it - ' if J P ' Q 'f Ronald Hitz H A ' P 44, wanda Hitz ,TX -' VR fl James Hoffer g G D- X, ,N V edward Hallowell s r 'lf' VY, if 5 1 'D " bfi J ' . "1 2 X 1 Q' 'M 'N E V f . i K9 ' x E L i J , i- f F -E M- if lei, 1 F A -ii 4. X T gg 2 David Jefferson mil' I' K Nita Kaylor . X ll , -X Q Audrey Kaylor if Ex 'I . gf. 1 9, vi Ali 13 Clifford Kaylor Ka li K... If i Q xl Barry Keck .lace Dutweiler James Dwyer Frank Early Sheri Eberly Crystal Ebersole Eric Ebersole Joseph Ellenberger Darryl Ensminger Sandy Fees Jenny Fegan Gary Felty Randy Felty Cathy Fetter Penny Ford Greg Frank Clifford Funck Tony Gingrich Donald Goss Jenny Graby William Graves Walter Gress Donna Hain Jerry Hallman David Hamm Samuel Heagy Kathy Hedenberg Joyce Heeter Delena Herr Judy Herr Terry Herr Jay Hershey Patricia Hicksenhe Kathy Homing Glen Horst Roy Houser Rick Howard Mike Houtz John Howell Dawn Jacobs Jill Jamison iser 3 Donna Keener Joyce Keener Carol Kettering Bruce Kleinfelter Daniel Kreider Jeff Kreider Gail Kreiser Terry Kreiser Stevin Kuhn Tom Landis Penny Laudenslager Tammy Lehman Michael McGovern Randy Mclucas Lori McMichael Jane Meyer Jim Miller Raymond Miller Robin Miller Steven Miller Lori Nelson John Ober Barbara O'Hara Scott Pfautz Robert Raymes Susan Reed Kathy Reigert Bruce Reigle n. .. 3 ,ii x L 2 'Aka 9 -Q W-v. J A J- J. Kathy :click - .Q7 , ,N W2 " V X-, T' lc, '71 ,- Wanda Kreiser . ,- Xl .' 1 vm l i J. 'WNQRQ New 1 . Q h ,V 4 4, A ,J be 1, ,h K ,M -- ' I A 'J 'Q James Light ' Q M Ricky Light 1' " gl l I , , 'N Jeffrey Long I T Q ' Sheila Long ' - kv , ' ,Y , Chris McFeaters , . ' - A' - 3 J J A ' ' X - I it 5 J-4. , 1 NX ,,.fi'mnY:.2ii1'1lf"' X K , , i I 5 17. ,445-L, ml K In b pg-rw I Q in .L Q , ,V 'U' Q'-' CQ 'W rf, if QQ QA: - Q H" gl X H , Y H . R- "EW-L fl W ji . I K A W9- f -- f lr','2 J y 41.11 , ff X James Mills ' ra G Sherrie Mohler A T5 ' , 'sy Dennis Myers 1' N V" Vernon Myer A 1 -' 'Q-5 A W4 Donna Nelson Y!! V VV 1 ' 'Q -' 'J J' f' f x A . 9 , Y-Ag I N - fir? f J ' Q' 1 , T' 2' 1 If . f 5 AJohnRReist i I ' - :it - 'vi Cindyciozllilc 4 Jil? 1 I A ' .I , 49, Penny Rooff 'c,W,,. H g tfkxfi' Q A 1 Paulo Rott 1 Q A ' ig rf 'R f. ' is , ,Jails t 'sf gill, nib , A ' Y - ,- L Q -5 F t 1, ff 2' f-gf: ' f " ' Q , X Z -1 in Y 4' M' .411 K , , v 'ff fi g gf X9 :Liv , I A X 4 K- 1 H 'ff ' f - 7'q N- , M X . N X i r-gm . : . 1 1 -.al r K ,f I A Q . v- .' Louis Shindel ' yr K M-J 2-S-it J 5 Tom Simpson , Y-' 1 r , A Jeffrey Smith X- ' , 1 ii X Tammy Smith X Q I K K x ., , gh I Stanley Snavely l. A X l o .fi Y Ht W '-.4 'E' Q t,, the E , e 'this xg 04' 5 'if 'L fl 1 s V , , '- f X W L 'i . QQ -- Aff, 'Q 4 I X L tg x." "mf W in in ig. b 1-1 ,Med N 'i 7 xl W "Md 's 4 - r A 1 4 W, I , Q X .f x Xl. 3. ' K 155 .4 Q w 3 'L-gl ! I fi: , W t 'MM ,' :lilll mi 1, Norman Tapply Larry Tobias Jeff Tudcer lofi Unger George Wagner I4 1-K' I ,L X fi-x Xl I U f Kim Weierbach Betsy Weik Richard Weiss Elizabeth Wells Dennis Westhafer t gf 1 Jeffrey Royer John Ruhl Daniel Schaeffer William Schlegel Rid: Seyfert Tammy Shaud Tim Shellenberger Mary Sherman Dianne Snyder Robert Stasko Rita Stima Ronald Stoe Barbara Stritch Scott Sudbury Allen Sweigert Terry Sweigert Kent Wagner Mervin Wagner Debbie Walbom James Wampler Steve Wampler Sharon Warfel Carmen Weaver Mardella Weaver Heidi White Deborah Wible Robert Wilhelm yi ,f Michael Williams 'tp H.. 1 S R if Daniel Wilt K Ed Wolfe Donald Yo'dy Karen Yorty Peggy Zimmerman Tracy Dobbs Junior High Choruses And Band Develop Musical Talenis Bg Performing In Concerts Junior High Chorus ' Y 1 I I I I I I I SovonlhGrodoChorus Junior High Band Before this year's Christmas concert the iunior high brass choir lbelowj played carols outside the school to set the mood for the occasion. The concert included selections by the seventh grade lopposite page bottoml and the iunior high lopposite page topj choruses. Some of the numbers included solos by Valerie Knisley and Eric Ensminger lleftl in the chorus's favorite number, "Strangers in the Streets," and also a solo by Joe Getz. The choruses performed again in the spring concert along with the iunior high band, directed by Mr. Lemon, whose selections included "Highlights from Camelot" and excerpts from the opera "Rienzi." The musical groups prepared for their concerts by having weekly rehearsals and attending sectional band classes one day each week. At the end of the year the students were rewarded for their efforts by being shown a movie and having refreshments. The band concluded the year by per- forming at the street fair. -.., --......-..-g....g 7 Spring Dance ls One Of Junior High Student Counoil's Mang Projects Under the direction of Mr. Richard Eschenmann as advisor, the Junior High Student Council strived to further better school rela- tions and policy throughout the school year. Many of their pro- iects included holding a fund raising drive for Biafran refugees, sponsoring the Junior High Field Day, and selling candy at the Junior High basketball games. Three members of the Council, in addition, represented the Junior High student body on the Stu- dent-Faculty Advisory Committee. Another proiect of the council was to sponsor the annual semi-formal dance. This year the dance was held the first week of March, the theme being Flowers and Spring instead of being held as the Valentines' Day dance which had been held in previous years. There was dancing and refreshments served by the Senior High Student Council. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen and their court which were elected by the eighth and ninth graders. ROW 'li fseatedi L. Beard - Sec., S. ,jp fi - Kreamer - V. Pres., B. Hartman - Pres., . D. Carpenter - Treas. ROW 2: lseatedl S. N Biely, J. Dutweiler, S. Heffner. ROW 3: X31 'f'f ' istandingi R. Stima, l.. Unger, H. Coleman, 5 A. Peters, M. Grant, E. Fairlamb, C. Brough, M. Mariani, D. Deysher, M. Brough, R. Caldwell. Va. 'P 13716 '01 Ti. I ft' -Q ' I COURT: ftopl ROW I: S. Coleman, G. Smith. ROW 2: lseatedl L. Gingrich, D. Carpenter, R Gunter, S. Martin. ROW 3: M. Brough, N. Faiola, J. Graff, R. O'NeaI, A. Peters, H. Grant, E. Hoffer, B. Hartman. 40 Junior High Honor Society. Tri-Hi-Y. And FHA Hold Mang Varied Activities Tri-Hi-Y members discuss a proiect. W A ......-..- Three of the Junior High clubs, the Honor Society lbelowl, the Tri-Hi-Y labove rightl, and the FHA lbelow rightl, in addition to holding their regular meetings, sponsored many activities this year for the benefit of their members and the other students of the iunior high student body. The Honor Society, led by Mr. Lemon, sponsored a dance in February and held an induction ceremony for new members at the end of the year. They also made plans to take a trip to Washington, D.C. The Tri-Hi-Y, ad- vised by Mrs. Gingrich, sponsored a get-acquainted dance at the beginning of the year, sold candy, and held a Christmas party for the kindergarten pu- pils. ln January the FHA, under the supervision of Mrs. Schaffer, accompanied the senior high FHA and FFA groups to the Farm Show in Harrisburg. .I Thai I 1 1 1 vw- v - - ,. - - Junior High Honor Society ROW I: L. Uhrich, Sec., B. Beard, V. Pres., T. Longenecker, Pres., M. Bowman, Treas. ROW 2: C. Woods, C. Rodkey, D. Fomey, E. Nelson, S. Reigle, G. Buchmoyer, V. Knie- ley, S. Gingrich, M. Grant, C. Lash. ROW 3: Mr. Lemon, Advisor, V. Eisley, R. Harris, E. Fairlamb, C. Brough, S. Roth, B. Zellers, P. Guidon, J. Herr, 'J. Waldhausen, R. Gunter, R. Royer, N. Stranick, D. Redinger, L. Kreiser, S. Stachow, M. Gacona. ROW 4: A. Ober, E. Brensinger, J. Gassert, S. Fees, E. Frey, S. Miller, M. Herr, D. Berkhelser, B. Reitz, G. Bowman, K. White, M. Hitz, J. Weidler, B. Sherman, K. Kelley, P. Kramer, L. Hontz. ROW 5: J. Woods, J. Rohland, K. Yeogley, R. Young, K. Umberger, B. Stachow, B. Hartman, M. Brough, D. Graves, V. Stima, B. Delong, D. Deysher, J. Getz, R. Schools, A. Bordlemay, M. Mariani, J. Sholly. ROW lx Mrs. Gingrich, Advisor, E. Froy, Soc., K. Kollor, V. Pros., B. Shorman, Pros., D. Appolf, Troos., K. Rissor, Chaplain. ROW 2: M. Bowman, D. Grior, S. Foos, K. Linglo, R. Gantor, A. Obor. ROW 3: D. Climonhoga, J. Croco, K. Hitz, P. Kromor, V. VonWinkIo, S. Vogolsong, C. Blanfz. ROW 4: D. Sfonor, K. Powoll, L. Board, L. Gingrich, V. Sflma, K. Adkins, D. Grovos, L. Honfz. Junior High Tri-Hi-Y Junior High FHA ROW I: S. Marlin, Soc., D. Woover, V. Pros., C. Kromor, Pros., N. Hosrohor, Troas.y V. Eborsolo, Parliamonlary. ROW 2: T. Floslor- or, C. Waltz, K. Gorbor, J. Gassod, K. Powoll, L. Grier, S. Stochow, K. Yoagloy, P. Foglomon, Mrs. Sdioffor, advisor. ROW 3: J. Honiso, P. Rooso, K. Eborsolo, A. Obor, B. Burkholdor, G. Bowman, J. Croco, C. Blanrz, K. Bowman, M. Millor, L. Kroisor, S. Books. ROW 4: N. Hitz, K. Adkins, D. Stoner, K. Hitz, E. Brooirhwoiro, H. Horshborgor, D. Shooiz, M. Saffozohn, L. Sorronfino, K. Kollor, L. Board, E. Boyer, L. Hontz, D. Groves, V. VonWinkIo. Jr. High Clubs Perform Services SASP and Library Assistants learned to contrib- ute their valuable services around school and town. SASP assembled collection carts for the Cleona recycling program and also investigated the possi- bility of a program in Annville. The Library Assist- fs 'N ants worked during study periods. Shelving books, signing passes, and helping students find maga- zines were their main services. lst ROW: T. Landis, B. Weaver, C. Meyer, S. Funk. 2nd ROW: J. Gassert, Sec.-Treas., E. Brensinger, Pres., V. Eisley, V. Pres. 3rd ROW: J. Yeager, J. Biely, N. Gingrich, F. Mayer, S. Roth, P. At- kins, K. Lingle. 4th ROW: S. Ensminger, S. Morrow, K. Risser, V. stima. 5th ROW: D. Reddinger, R. Brill, J. Brandt, Mr. Webber, Advisor. 6th ROW: K. Yeagley, L. Nelson, S. Brandt. SASP Library Assistants Ist ROW: P. Kreiser, B. Reitz, K. White, A. Peterson, N. Strosky, S. Hough, S. Herrington, G. Bowman, E. Nelson, C. Bowman, S. Heller, S. Roth. 2nd ROW: K. Wengert, P. Atkins, M. Grant, C. Brough, E. Fairlamb, J. Biely, K. Yeagley, S. Brandt, V. Ebersole, S. Smith, B. Zellers, D. Poorman, V. Longenecker, P. Bixler. 3rd ROW: J. Shaffer, R. Simpson, D. Early, M. Herr, B. Gamble, J. Croce, L. Grier, S. Martin, T. Wible, K. Ebersole, J. Zimmerman, D. Reddinger, N. Hitz, R. Reigle, J. Brandt. 4th ROW: D. Dull, D. Weaver, M. Sattazahn, E. Breath- waite, N. Hostetter, D. Bowers, K.'Bowman, M. Miller, K. Powell, L. Sorrentino, M. Hitz, J. Woods, B. Evans, S. Books, S. Day, C. Blantz, B. Krall, S. Rodkey. Junior Hugh Cheerleaders Add Spark To Junior Hugh Sports 76' Above loft, ROW l: S. Martin, L. Gingrich, Captain, D. Brown. ROW 2: J. Shaffer, L. Grier. ROW 3: R. Gonter, Co-captain, R. Royer, V. Stima. ABSENTQ A. Dwyer. The Junior High Cheerleading squad or- oused much enthusiasm among the spec- tators at the Junior High football and bos- ketboll games this year. They also cheered at the pep rallies held for the entire stu- dent body during activity periods and helped the Varsity and J.V. squads with the spirit stand at varsity basketball games. in O Junior High Football Team Gains Valuable Experience A-C Junior High Football Scores OPP As a first in Annville-Cleona history this year, the Junior High 28 Milton Hershey O football team played six Capital Conference opponents. Ready for 6 Lower Dauphin I6 action, tough and domineering, the team slaughtered Milton Her- I4 Middletown 22 shey in their opening game on the home field. The rest of the sea- I4 Palmyra 6 son showed increasing experience and promise for next year's 0 Susquehanna 0 team. Completing the season with a 2-3-1 record, the team fin- 8 Hershey 22 ished with thirty-six of the forty starting gridders. P' . . -of Y un. 4 - '. if .-af.-fffff4v.r+r4ov+1ar.s,,,3.. ani xXx ' B M ,'ll.', 4 uQ'x.:qA5yw. . , l ful -eh! ff ' " X ' ' . - ' . 3 1 f , . tr, . ,,'.,'f,y gn, 1 Qg ffm. J "QQ I ,'fe, 1 V' 'N ' 1 , fl , , .. 315, yw .A-, H if A' mf , . 'nab' l,',,f.'-,f -fm J." ,' ,, y A I lv W 7 - M ' ' "3 li" 1.21 ,al "l 1 4' fi' I J V . 'f , L. 5 s.. ' 'W ., -.4.. vw'-w4fveQ A M,Y,AA A AA- , ,. F -A ,F .. -1 , . ROW I: E. Sewers, R. Tice, B. Dohner, J. Morrow, N. Faiola, S. Bomberger, E. Hoffer, H. Risser, M. Watson, J. Risser, R. Stark. ROW 2: E. McKinney, D. Jamison, D. Heisey, L. Campbell, J. Shelly, R. O'NeaI, D. Kreider, A. Tate, K. Shifflet, T. Boyer, T. Brandt. ROW 3: S. Kreamer, J. Howell, A. Riser, M. Funk, D. Pellman, S. Taulbee, D. Landis, K. Furman, P. Brill, D. Hartnett. ROW 4: Mr. Fureman, coach, J. lmboden, J. Sattazahn, M. Posey, H. Killinger, Mr. Sherk, coach. CAC Proves Tough Competition For Junior High Junior High Basketball Scores 9th 8th A-C OPP. A-C OPP. 46 33 Norlebco 23 30 19 41 Milton Hershey 12 49 41 44 Norlebco 24 35 31 37 Lower Dauphin 16 28 44 32 Middletown 1 5 66 42 27 Palmyra 16 24 39 62 Susquehanna Twp. 25 37 31 41 Hershey 15 45 48 52 Milton Hershey 20 53 41 38 Middletown 25 69 35 28 Palmyra 35 26 29 67 Susquehanna Twp. 22 39 24 59 Lower Dauphin 27 20 34 49 Hershey 13 35 Left: NINTH GRADE: ROW 1: Mr. Goudy - Coach, D. Deysher, J. Imboden, E. Hoffer, N. A Faoila, S. Marshall, S. Bomberger, J. Getz, D. Heisey, Mr. Hossler - Coach. ROW 2: T. Hol- linger, K. Lambert, J. Graby, B. Stachow, R. O'Neal, R. Beyney, C. Hess, R, Tice, 8. Dohner. EIGHTH GRADE: ROW 3: E. McKinney, A. Longe- necker, D. Rauch, K. Furman, J. Faoila, S. Kreamer, L. Ebersole, J. Bomgardner, J. Hiles, P. Guidon. ROW 4: M. Hackenberg, K. Uhrich, M. McKinney, R. Schools, M. Mariani, D. Pence, R. Walborn, J. Young. This year the Junior High Boys' Basketball squads faced six tough Capital Area Conference teams in preparation for Sen- ior High competition. Although neither team showed a win- ning record at the season's close, both gained much experi- ence during the year. The Varsity defeated both Middletown and Palmyra two times and ended its season with a record of five wins and nine losses. The J.V. team ended its season with a record of two wins and twelve losses. A-C 5 5 I6 I7 I3 0 Junior High Enters League Competition This year's Junior High wrestling team was the first varsity team at the school. Since most of the boys were inexperienced, the team did not win any dual meets but did show steady improvement. All of the boys had the opportunity to compete either in ex- hibition or varsity matches and five of the boys won awards for their wrestling at the East Shore Junior High CAC Tournament at the end of the season. The ninth graders on the team show promise for next year's varsity tedm. 146 OPP. Milton Hershey 88 Lower Dauphin 65 Middletown 55 Palmyra 64 Susquehanna 58 Hershey 78 4 , 1 4 A L ROW 1: J. Righter, J. Dwyer, D. Pellman, M. Funk, C. Fortna, K. Sattesahn, J. Waldhausen, M. Brough, R. Speraw, B. Delong, J. Morrow. ROW 2: Mr. Eschenmann, coach, S. Heffner, P. Gibson, H. Speraw, S. Snavely, M. Jacobs, S. Biely, D Kreider ROW3 S Pfautz J I.i ht P Colban S Hartnett R. Caldwell B Graves C Gerber S Taulbee P Brewer ' ' 3 ' I ' U I ' I - 1 , . , . , . . A. Risser. ROW 4: B. Schlegel, B. Gibson, J. Risser, J. Shelly, W. Zimmerman, R. Bates, J. Custer, R. Stark, Risser, sf Albright. Junior High Captures C.A.C. Championship if Y-"7-1 ROW 1: R. Stachow, M. Watson, R. Stark, J. Hershberger, R. Tice, S. Bomberger, E. Hoffer, T. Boyer, G. Stevens. ROW 2: L. Risser, R. Behney, D. Martin, B. Gibson, T. Brandt, D. Kreider, A. Vaitl, E. Sowers, B. Dohner, N. Faiola. ROW 3: T. Longenecker, T. Tshudy, R. Schwalm, J. Risser, A. Tate, L. Campbell, D. Jamison, D. Brandt, C. Hess, K. Lambert. ROW 4: J. Walhauser, P. Guidon, K. Ulrich, J. Sholly, K. Umberger, H. Kilenger, A. Longe- necker, J. Herr, R. Fasnacht, T. Fair, R. Harris. ROW 5: K. Sattesahn, M. Hackenberg, M. Jacobs, J. Morrow, T. Dunlap, S. Albright, S. Taulbee, M. Mariani, K. Fuhrman, S. Kreamer. ROW 6: J. Royer, P. Gibson, P. Diehl, J. Light, S. Pfautz, J. Miller, F. Dellinger, C. Fortna, E. Miller, C. Gerber. ROW 7: A. Bordlemay imanagerl, D. Brandt, H. Schools, J. Hiles, T. Light, M. McGovern, R. Caldwell, M. Bowman, Mr. Fuhrman icoachl, Mr. Gerber lcoachl. The 1972 edition of the Junior High Track Team defeated twelve consecutive dual meet opponents. In the process the Little Dutchmen captured the C.A.C. Junior High Track Championship Since A-C ioins a new league next season, this championship was their first and last in the C.A.C. Possessing great team depth, the Little Dutchmen in dual meets, outscored the opposl tion 1201Vz to 533112. The high points of the season were the crushing defeat over Palmyra, the come-from-behind conquests of Hershey and Red Lion - two of the best teams in the District Three, and the outstanding success in the Lebanon County Meet. A-C 93112 119 122 125 136 67 107 131 97 92 112 Track and Field Scores Norlebco Elco Susq. Township Palmyra Elizabethtown Middletown Cedar Crest Milton Hershey Lower Dauphin Hershey Red Lion Norlebco OPP. 21 19V2 54 51 39 37 18 66 42 76 81 29 The Gra duaiing Class of 1972 xxfa, I V 49 4 Q 3 'E Nc 6 After Graduation: A Fond Farewell On Sunday June 4, the 1972 Senior Class Commencement exercises were held in the high school auditorium. Patricia Light, president of the class, presented the address of welcome. Follow- ing the address, musical selections were performed by Becky Grant, the Senior Boys' Quartet, and the Senior High Chorus. The commencement speaker, Reverend Horace Sills, was intro- duced by the supervising principal, Mr. Richard Gingrich. Diplo- mas were then presented to the class by Mr. Howard Weaver, president of the school board, and Mr. William Magill, the high school principal. Both the invocation and the benediction were given by the Reverend Gary Hackenberg. , f' K i ' .. 6. Z, C 25 ' kwffifefez- ' " i ,,., , . w. 'La.::.J.iii3i M , ,M mf , .uw d- 4, , W Q. ws. W? 545,43 re 'rg Af ig ' 2 Tiflfffiffi ' -' 1'-""' 53.-1,1.r71 ,-..,V. f Av 1w'El2?5I' ..Q,f3e:.u.s As? 1 Upper right: Miss Mildred Meyers plays "Pomp and Circumstance" as the graduates of 1972 process to the stage for the last time. Above: The Senior members of the chorus assemble to sing choral selections. Right: Mr. William Magill congratulates Pa- tricia Light, president of the Senior Class. pp-. JACOB L. RHODES AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS. GOLD MARK H. TICE R. E. KREAMER WILLIAM H. EGLI GERALD R. WENGERT J. D. SILBERMAN GEORGE T. LOOSE AND MRS. AND MRS. . LEROY BRANDT HARVEY J. SMITH, D.O. HOSTETTER'S CLOTHING AND SHOES LONG'S INSURANCE AGENCY UHLER STUDIO ROYER'S FLOWER SHOP MILLER'S MASTER FOODS, INC. A. P. BUCKS AND SONS, INC. KREAMER BROS. FURNITURE CO. JOSTEN'S - UNION EMBLEM CO. LEBANON PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. PATRDNQ AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. SILVER PIERCE GETZ LLOYD R. GINGRICH OSCAR D. SHOLLY RICHARD D. RAUCH CARLTON KINGSLEY EARL B. WEIDLER EDWARD M. SHENK WILLIAM F. BLATT KENNETH BUFFENMEYER CLIFFORD R. BLAUCH LUTHER KLICK BRANDYWINE IRON AND METAL CO., INC. PAUL T. DISSINGER, LOCKSMITH JOHN H. BOGER AND SON GEORGE P. BOWMAN, INC. PICKEL'S PHARMACY, INC. PAUL KETTERING SPORTING GOODS VIOZZI'S FOOD MARKET THE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK SERRV INTERNATIONAL GIFT SHOP J. HERMAN KETTERING - ESSO DEALER LOY AND SMITH BHM FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. WARREN FOLMER JOHN E. ENSMINGER INSURANCE NICK MARIANI PLBG. AND HTG., INC. ELMER L. KREIDER, GEN. CONTR. SMITH SHEET METAL AND HARDWARE, INC MR. AND MRS. WALTER E. HOLLOWELL, JR. N-3:5 ,w x'3:"'!"-5-kr: J' . ' - Y f 4 ' - En ' ' .. ,. ff - .- -- '71 A' -' fs.-vp - ' -fe'fp'ig'.xi:--.nf-1-51-wwe -- . 311-.2'fsaf'.,, -. ' ,,' .a'4k.. .. .:- - v - 1' a-i1w1Qf?f-.1--vMq7""ff ..-- : -1 Pl: --. 1. "sz A " if-15T'alM 3'- 4? --fH7??-ffefml-'-W 4i35x,:,,,.--e-.x.y,:q111f-'SQQQEZ' . -'- 45-' - . .-9:0 .. , .W 5,1 ,xaF'f,f:1-u.. HY'-fp! --ES - -an-Qi . . -1 -sf .' -, .-2---Q , 51-1 5 .4-Q 1'-1 - '-Ev - xg. . . 92131-. -- .. '- 4 ' HQIYQ-f-5X?.--5-13,g-g-1-I-,Q 'ug-5 N..-:S--.6'4vf:,-fi'-sk Htfffma . - -fa .- . -- 'YU - -N -1. -qv .fer...:'-f.-'1-'2X1 - -' .M ' Hg ' " - ml- V Q-viii' 'im-ra" HA-35" ' ---ai,--F?" - . Q-3-' -15212. V Q 5w" sQ-' -ifkixv 4-iw 7"-3i-?f'P"i5-6-F3159-4 Q- -1-f.. - .1 -1- 94 fm. 4175- " F5 f I viflrt.-2-: -5 .--,Q -45.5331 -affm, ff-SE '-GFS? 'if Qexfiigg ' 54-E' - 6 2-F59 .- - J p ,S ' 11- F-LfTw"-"3-aff' Taq? -.1-iff? -id2g.12.--.S nf.-"fa"-Q .. if --,.e-- . ---iw w-.-f3fi- .ai-z'.-nm '. 'fE'T'i?1 'wu.41-'ff -521 g. mn . wg'-G f 5...-51.2---.,sLc.? wxi?f5?ipvi-19-1516-AbfJ'g,3:?,..n.ff,.f2,xEfM1a"?1Y'E-igsgh ff-'-'-iqgfwifv-:v:3,'EfZ'?25l'E24:-cf.Q:I:.g:-kia, had --al-.ig gf,-2f3'151'5:,5:g,-2fbj'f,w:'iA4?Q'l---Jw 5-pw.-'mrgy '-p13f'Y?Q5..- V--Ffh in.taN-1.251-mafia-Qguo1'..1uw 5.,1'pff. -. 2-HEL: Fai' -5- 'ff 5.12-fits'-35-vWQHZa1f"Df4-'w?!-?:,i','5iiz-'1-RGS?-4.' 'W-1'A - ive--P k--71151 w Q24-iw -1213 z-Lf54?Sf-LQ3,g. eg.q:p1-672313-.3?f,!S3?:291?-1.5:iwlELMaf-Y-wifi-'f...-1,2-,fi-fa,-..-L.3:r4g'.-15g,gff,.g4mf::-mxiicmfsawsha . LM t-25,1 335-rlfm --1- in 5 . : f '- .fn .N 1- fr- QQ'-13w2fi9 'aakffl 'Ifg"'- ' y .g.Q5..55?!5M: 5-1. -1:-5 1539-' .T "cf 'f yfisf " .Fir ' 'Z-.,i 1 --1 f Q 'Ti -, ' ' 133551 W'-?Wf'f3fq ' - 1-9 'Q ft? 26.31. .- . '69, if?-feeEF,piQ':f. ' . '15 '- -1 . ' nfrg W- -2553-5y-1156--E+. --.iw 1 .. -fix 1 an " ..gb2E',5?f-1564.1 'f9eHS'T F' ' ' 2'-'fW251"H - "f 25'fS55Yia-11 , , 2?-'q55zn." --N... . L+-. . HN .4 my gv . .. - 2 -1 - -AQ., - , :eq 5- -, , - - f. Q' gg- f 3 if -,ig--..!-.. ' f' 1 .. -4 we ..,, - 'f?.g5ys,"5.-"5k-.-----.,s,.,,T,Q--4 --1.3-11g.1..-mix-he-4554.44-.friia-aLX4'S-1 A.-. ,355 , f.., , ggi. ,Q -'52 f'-2?F.'Qf: Rfk' ggi .. ,-J , .1-,mn . fy -QE -gi' 'Sf' i -f .fr w - - 'f f : , f1.,a.w.- T Q---it-9 11-'Y , .-me x fm- 1 . Q,-3--.' -f ' 5-i2.f-+R -.hh EfvMfw.:r'4'4. 5 1-L-. -.: f -- Q.: . fi 1 1 ' '---.f .- '- - .' -. - . . --. .-3' 5.12-1 -- fi we- . ,vga .F f- 4 iff - 41'-as- X nf 0. .at-Qi-45 - f s-fu-,g.Q3? :av 13454, -2515Q'g+:m:..-Qfffffa-'-' -.-5 fu -. '- 165' -, 1-5344 41.13155 5751. Whig? cf- 'f axgv- - 1- 3' . Yip.-da- . .- ' x -- ff' 53534 ' 'if' A-' hA?aw'?' ,.,,-Nw-:mal ' 5- 5-2-mx.-'-an .7143 'ggi-'Q-Qi," .H-.xv 1' aim-1.-f.--Q22 - 1 . .3-,g h w g-sill' "QQ K '-1'-. -H -A f f IU 11ia51 -, s . is - '-A ' 'A A 5 -3 . f-" 1159-sw.-l ,, 1 '-J " ' x1'?"f 3 1. ' 'ff-iwz my' -Kr2!:577!14" '- ' " A-W?'Fi' :f' 4, t - . .- .- . ,r -fn -'f -di... Yfasfi- J A ..1. N: .. - 1' ."'If?'5-"gm fag iknq f ersfsgglr-'--U s - Q - - . 1,." fer--i - 4 :mf .. z. xi . 1 L2 v - FI" "Xin . -S?--'H - 5 1W 1:21 " gf" -1 -'wx --My Fir- "" . -"-: M1549 'ai - - -6 4 a4.L:!.f-yHiiE-a--- - xv- '.- . sf .-fum br- ,L 2-A gi , -. - -qw L -L Rf. Ysqfiffmfg - ,-. fag.-1-2, - ,..'S,s.f.:1..-. -.w.b- - - ', ..flz- as-5, 2 fvg,:'.-2'-Eiga. r f: . Wren, 1- W . - 1 - gw s ++ a i l ' -' "f, H, - -:i g 'H sv ' if gk: 'QQ Jv 335- 5 491 , ii -,-. 3,1 ..-, '5gl'3A5g . . 93- , , -y- .,,m'tnl , -r V S J M A 1 .gd 2--eq-gs--1 usa.. f ., 1 -, if 'Ei-. ,,-f Q - Qgje 'N T . ' " -4 -.EQ '30 - '4551'-iii-'i.1r-Lf.-.bgfxf 1-i8"g'YXfYY' 1'-1471 i-W ' 'E-E.: -rvfg'-'.-2--.111 : 43' 31.-Mem -:L-:aw .igkw-aff-. rliwiwgzffgrffv'v"f..QE:?i-ww.TH! I - , V 5.- L Q 'Hg 1 fa -L. . HLA: - .4 . 5-Jian ' ,, WF. 5' 'Qui 2 1373. . . 11. 'im 'mafia - iiiii- 5.2 ffgzfflfi -H as - f --W i ' - -Gi f si, fi 'P ff' 4- 5' 44 rifhffi--rw-::'1'i.--5. -i.. Y?" -:P Y" ff'E'5'M'51ff' -ff. r"- "' -F 4f.'f11- . '- I-'N 1-1 -53' . P , W -'. f' - -11? ca n 5. 5 - ' ' - . 1 - u f: '.'K 'L - , I.. - H .3-95 .5552 -i.i1:f'T415',- F-A -' .5 - "" '4 ?L' 5 WM F? -5' 'f 'M FT W- -SE5 5 4ifYfi-i5Vf5i3155'?4?'f22'.-im ff i ffi f- iff? - .2 ' 13545 W1 1 4, - iii- fi ' - .Sep 1 "-'W Sen-?1E'f2I .fih--5-J .L--.ww -in -. K+ . , --fzaifs A--4r "35fE-I3j'+1:i2fl'Qf igflfffg .. - -1-sf-R't'1?'3:1'-"'513-2525-e'.:" -':.1s-.y?'+-as-.,-iff'-? ?af.1-ng.,-'His -aff-1-santa-1 Z-11'vMn-rf?--12.32, - - 'Qu Q V .. -' mai- Magix? 4 V, . ' e w- .. . ,. - gg--. 5 .- , J Q- .f- .1 gg A --syn.-1fg.5,:Si,q..g,f,.'.-png.-W -..z ffw1f:: A ,dgqvgfizr 1 -.:.2y-:i.fnf-l---76 .gy :ff"u:-,1a,9e:-.if 1-qw .iw -L 2. .. P' 1123" 1 1- . --v J . HL-L,i.f -U.-'---41-....--...f-We-K.vfzg-ff.:':,..-E -..fg.pJ5ag-amp....-1:gp54'- --5355 :gf-.fifaff f.-:m,.--QV f, 2.1, .12 -Q -... fi - i s !-'wf. --- M ' -...a,,,? 1 :T -' Q .. 1 pi. I--"1 f '-1:1 - M -- 1- ,-1 4-Lf -s""'si"'--1515, f ..'.f--.GM-52' s2fQ4mv2,:fL.- Q21.Hif-1'.'f9ffiL!?r:-ik--B155.11-fi-. -.iw u5431--HZPLQ1-f:W1:Hv"'4--ffl" - wig: -S.,-14Ei:tkf-1 .2151-: fi - -fu -1, ' -W? - -QKSH 1191" - T- -. -whim -, - ' . , ,- -.fr -. 7 . 2,,,g..w-- .Rug--133:55-viz, -3.4.-g - gf-5:--1+-Lf:-5'L-.9-!.51:fw2-:xpifil -1-4'-:,s4s"' -,Q J ffl'-if "4f:p5.bfgE5'5.1!f5yyvf.-F'f---"1sfkrfuf Y.. --Q5 - 'Q 352 -if 'H'2'9'Wg?fk 'hfuf'f,rf:a?ex?2pA-ff-'p-1-4 .-e-?.f.-'f-:rf-'x1.,:f?a-ir-,-2'ffs-'-AQ? :'-a:g+'kw-f-'--1-Qui I -'Q-qg3f.S'-vi':,P H?-P3193 1.4. ffye . -I-1 '1'-WS? xg -.,+z.-.mai -.-51.3 .2 --:QW .a1:.p.w.9f?ff.-, 4- -- - --N- fu 2 if-'ii -:' w wf AWP" "pf: 5- g:r'V".',,,'1--fv'-2.553-?'f' 'ff-P.-"'1 43:5 i"'fi1"1AQ-551' E-Kip-Q?"':: 'fr 3.-"ii E.-44' -5135 5ff7:'f':3E'-F-ff'Z?1:i:Yi?FJ:?f 'f' I ffl -5' " .. ... is' f . F TF 551- -'QQ ' " ...QM--. 4" '-rf'-f?"3 -- -I xi:-IEEE?-jS'1g?gf -5,f5:..E-322551-S.-.-a5fwQg:!f1f?fgesg55ly- -V -5.-:ing--'Qt -lfmqf?-1-r kggfff-. g,se--f?5g3ga?g1iY.2f-gag-1' -s' - -, . - fi , Y '- .. - L -iff 7 'fav -wzXfifsff,g'255Afl4w'f-'ff- wsu-5?f3f'1:ei'2-ff-QQFS1.zzvgfn-:ati-If-faxafff--'af3Q1ff:..-r22:22-H-fs:'A-reg--4-ski!-we-M-55'vii'-3'3"e',wm-Qi.-Mi Q "' .. 'gW" if1iF-- 39'-' 41354 11- ' . 115. aw J"'1f55f'Q4Qf5i':3?'--51,37-iris:-x'..f'be-4..:,e5g:+s,..ai'f-kziiififs'-QfEF?::i-ri.4.v-fm?j'yg,afy.:.'.1rn- 21--.sg--P-QSFEQ,-EF"5'f'rf'w1f'f--Ugg?-111-QMS' '- V11-"g..' . . bg 'Z-. -.ww if-A-Y Lf '- 'H - - -, my , ig wifi - K?S'f:1?aff-F fwiMfiv:2fiw.4:f-P'-itil.-' -115-.:,g:-sf-Q33 L, , "f . ., - -, fl . ... 5 W 'S f ' fa - - 4 . if - - -ai-4129 .41-L-:E-pr-'.'i-,ifhgakz mn. 9-fit,-.g5z+C,.-y -542' - :X .3151-w-9-1 .nf-1 -5:2 - :,-'T M' . 2.3 '. -' w 11'--1 ' , '1-2 ' 4 H511 -' S 9'-. EQ " 4- .-id -614:11 4 ., .:Pi-M,-Xuan 2- Ufaff s- 'S ' -16. . fem ' -ggi?-f-4.-ang-av.----'f-ii-I-3-rf -.-wlwfffwf J-. 3- MW. 45:5-'Q--gsm'-3Z'U55-if 2-ri? -.--f .- --4 - 5- , --2.'l.v-.H .- .1 riff-. .- -in - -f"1 w- 1-'1 -. f. -'-1-4 -- 'Ha---1- tis 1, .- Q 1.--NQEQQWI-,.-q,1iE,,qgf.6-435. ,x 3.,.H,m-L34-Q3g.,,g.:l,.3,E:- .4 , .1-,g,,,4.,,, .gif ... ., -1. . . gg...55 , g.i?245z-,.-, x . -, ?-,gwff ...g . - 9, 4- - . ng ' .JA - ... Q - 'Egg 'ru-,, -5 ,Sf --gum . 'QQBQQ-' wfr'71i5e1w:--- ..ggfQy'Q5gpg:2,-. f-f.f72v':v-f.,,"4 ig: vf3i,5'J,!2g5'i'a4'L -21-iiggig, F541 - -L . -Q- Qifgqv,-:Lkw 1 .R-,y :Q??.v..- , . 'XY-1' -- .- - " - MA- -- 4 -- ...V -K if' 'K 'Q 511.51 - "i" r:1f-" 5- -' -- L. P-.1 H .. ..-. .af -- ....-- -2. .. fi , ggi -,ffisghgm 'fwgw Stiff? 'vi-if in N, J mx- 301541513 -iv ir... 1 -. ,,- ff, S53 3-55. Egigm. all W Mig? at 'P -r--ggjpig ,,., Y'N? 4 - P. -1' ,. . I. 1-, , a Tu, - . . -- ' - -:- Za" , F.: ,fl'52+!-5' " ' .-5-.2551 . ',1'-1v2f",F'2f -' -"" 'E " - ' 1 T? 'Y .f' 3' .. ,. fi 5- f ,e"7-TT! K' I 345-211 L '-0. ., ' 1, " qu - L.: EI-'D "1 ,Y 3-' ' " H" 4 '.-Q' " , gf ' QV 1'-ff'.' M 3.2314 Q-1 .. E+- -1 A FH - H 18 -- ip:-'T. , -'T-i2".iF-w s --Q '-'15 Q' M. . ' ' A I. Q .V . , - . r 4. ,gag-1v,.-J, ,grit 'mg -ffxwygii fgriinn- hi, wang sr, 'F f. ,J-,-s f T-..f.er ?i7?,Mf F .2211 in X VM -f M Mig- 'gm 'F X sh ' -2. U' Q fm Ewel-"lf5'+-5 - '53 ' fGsE-'H fl -'F' 5' 1 M ii , . wil '51 -'W f' .5 -- - - - - se--. if . -. f av f -- g'- J' -. ' gf2...g::-L.Qf-"i..--- , 7.. . -'f..-- 2 5... . -' Wea,-1 w"",5... ffyvisig gf-4315352-if-is -.-xi i 1. 'H-f .QW - f 5 - ----. l"f1w42fv ' . . -- - -eV5'u51l??i gs ' ff-. fb -r --ffig?-a?.g,4fiM-4e.gm ...-f Jr . Sw?- ge .1g...u,:2iig:-f.?4'5311-W figs.-3?--25,-.5.5.gx:.,-gi-.W-. 451- 3,,ay:a4g:.'?W"v21'x'-:'-K Y.:-,.,:. 1e'f'a1t1:gw..-fi?zr- ff..--'r' 2- - A ,isdn-f ---1-f.e- f-4 'f'.a+'- V :fa F r .wa . hz M- fi . f . . - -- .J- '-1'x..1'f1- :L fa' 1'-' J-:fin --.-'zz "Es - ' .1-.1'1'..-. -, .1-5'-vE'52-Pa-'1'44-LgTf- '1 fi'-11-'S---si.f.?'Mif"..1'If-H-'Llf5':E..,a"?'f!4lQfb-:1 ,-'-'Win 'H 7"--531'5?M:.,'sf,-1'--3-w:41ii,P"-lm .. A' -gv7'APTQn digg.-5--1. - - -s5',SA:-,Q',5-5'H2,-,-,2:g.'f-?f-fiQ.,,?z- f -ff ,gg-3555324-'f1::'.4,-.ff-??7Y ,, i.?L11wJ.42z--sw' . Erik- 1- is J'5,.1.-- -ft2mfr--2xfQig.q.-sim.,m..Aff'f+- mfr-' g9.zf-1-f-.lfiffq 1- - - ,-:Z Qu J. ffm.-Q.. - -1 -QQ -4 '- - . -,g.gf-, ,-'Z-I.. . " F '- ..4ff.33,.sF'g..f3g4,,g5-..y-.f-Wgmfgs-55-1 -.-uw--24. , 2. . .P "- ' '-'f232-w,2Ff'-gig?--I.-:wa A3535 rg.411ire-Wixvxef'-zezii-afffgfa: - - 1--- ' af " .' -- - - 112- -rffff'-if - , ,..-...fi lk. ff f -wav-H- ze :IGB-4.1-55. rug.--kb-avg.-5-H. . 4-gf.-f.+--2-ia"f-12ffgyg5rsf-12.--1?vm-re.--51.5-is. .L -ifff'--wma'-55--,,p. Q--in .gsm Sy-Srcpdl, -sf-Q. .--'N-,. 4 ---gt-5 - w 4.-rf. -- P1 -- ,.---2: .- M. - -. , . ., ---. . -.-.-,Q - . A .. -,-::.-.ivnf-v 2--1--w -..--w -r. up -ff. ..-.-4-x.-1-n wg... .,,.w4-igaegg Ka... .,.-v11,,4'g, --gn -- -. - . ,f,f, ..,,- . , M ,A .,:f1f1 . 11531 . -I-fl-1-Q4 -fr-14 .fi-. 4.1. ,,...q,3:.1Qg.1j51v FA-.iffgfhryi-lf! iff'-91-.5573-f'bh:--:.3q'1.1374-'."5!f'Y-L. -zt. Kina-4 . -:lm f'f-m--315 ,.g':'--'G Fr 'Q 'R ?. - qu -1' ' kg 5-Q5-355'- '-' 1 1 f"?ii:H--4--ik --.Efsz1'2-'-.2-J: .. .. . ,,vJ5-F "" 1 Mr '- 3-4-z - - -'-1... ...N , - - .-1 wiii..'E-1'-x7-'ivzzq-Qsvsfigiif-ame:uziifg--..-If---i'1--. ...vfwf ,A-. '- - . -1, H, g- .. 12-1-,gizfiykz -J-. ,- -Q-.Q-.gag 1.-0,5 'Ear 2... - 3 15-36-559535-A316-TSFN.-fi-hir' ' 5' - 1 'ff T--nr 1:-1f'4-.'-.ix-12: 25-fag ., - aw . .. - ,qw ff-:ff-. f.-the-,if--p-.sgisy .- Q- -' :iff-131--.-if-em . if 1- -.fe H234 .mf .fm - 192'--Ii' 'f'fLg4g1.-.. - Er: H -aP'Ff,.- Q. . . -- -55-.f -- -Jw"-g -. '- 9' 1 'Q-'m3':-41x-5 --?" .,f I- " -F' ' ' 1117.5 ' f-QM'-s -5-i:SaQfff.'-96537.-V.-'Qfenzh-151.'fgfrsal--Flfiiiiiri21:y,:-f2gff's:1s ifmne-ff!?:mf,.. -.gu.-ki f' J-g?3.E+-W . ' - 1, 7 '...J2.g1:g -- -- ,,..- Y'-Lawn'-' .. : . --.- -L .. . -Q. M--g-.3,3g.,, gif- -I AT.,-3-33335 A -..1fif5Q::,4. 3p:.'i --ff 1,245.3 3,331.igk1.323g,-,533-if gf- 319 -56.-3.1 74.5-:'3 55 - -f k I l- .Q 1- Slay? farggg- gg 7-v ',Tj faca- f .' -. . --i. -. , 3- . ' . . " - - - M .ztlf rf-' . . 455' '. ?'-T " ' .. 42' .3 5, , J-.L '- -,.Q14,g:g:.-,3:y,'Ir, ,, Q-.sa--f1.'f1f.-'-.:.--'gig " 4- ff PFW? ,,'-"'+- .?4f'Lf- , .f ' 5' ' 15, .5 a g +A-, ' --. f - 4- ' -vw:-f-. ', . .1 , .- - -.: ,Y 1 ,mga api W. g , 1, 5- fs, in -v-5,5 .-QMKMGM-,"'Ew W- fy- .,,.,nf Q ww.. -1 ,fait W3,,,,gi-K. 'QLY3 w 1115! Har 52 J vb 9 if A in 3, 5BTE,g+":va4" SqH 5 E lf- S 054' 9? "Ya 1, -- . .Q Q -, my-i:gf:',,"2.. '-eil -i-.iflrr ,,,.,fvg-yi ' ep -' . -.- -- 42 - if . . - ,Q , , - 4 -,.. -F.'i'1a-is. . if -F , . I1 . .YHQQEP 1 ff A E F v.'--'E' Zu, '..,fg-',-'-3' ,nn F39 . 4 ,vm-' 3, , L-Q-if .QL j., Q N? Wh" I 1 . 34- " ,fx .N - " 5 M-+'4n x i' iw!! 'gm w- 4 Q gf .1 x. ,, f -1. fr: f X H"-' 5571... 1if'4,z- :M 1 va, 3 wi-rd' ir 1 gf Fw iris? ,gl Q ll .Pi ,A iffjw. in l N931 Ax:-rests. gg t,':,.Al2h g '4ir ! K fd: 1 I -f W y? ilk 5 kiln yr? , A .TL f ln , , . , TX S ,:i,'1-,g-Ls: 1-H -3.3.1 f fa . ' fr f-: L .- 212 ' -,Q- . I -- .F -1 - ii .9 -- V , .. -1 .. S -fa -- sk .--af.. .1--:.v N-'41-... -5.1 -- 'J-.f?3:11.- ff! f - f- -. ' -- f.-1 f- 11--' . . . ,N mf :-:.f. - -1 2 -- 'H - --. '. ., .Rfk . ---.-.:.- ff.-'N -.-.fu-1 1--w Fifi 1-'Y 3 '- . - QI - " . V 2 :iff .. 'f 1. 'f' fi!".2f1f "H+i'2-1rC1-faf2- -Qs' 5 .-.1 '- - ge 5- - 5 C fi. -. -22 .1--Mr.-"'f-P-. .- , - - ' '-.Afi:Q:.,2a 1 ' -i ii . - . - -' T' f 115, '-fziiwe-.:.. -127-iii'-if f f- Q-E? rg' . 'F'- 'if' . w i " "3 ' 9 -. 1.1,-' .. Y. . -1 .I ,.-,. .1 5, , ,L . .1 It If xt ,il 'Il 5 ,,?:,,:,. - ,F 5. -dt if if .zilimqgfgg ., .5 lk... gs . 1 5- .. 1,4 . hgrwl k , , All . w h 3 A . 4W,qr,3gf - . -1353 - - ' 1 '- .' if " - :wi - .g- --x:5.J 1, 1 3-rl' .ur -.--fzl, .L . "E'f"ff:. ." , 1. 9 .I Br -,-.- :Qi-1 5 e- 224 '..-Q ,' Be.. Qin- 145+ A-.g,,. fu. -5- -. ':. 1 Q- .- .MK 'Ag' .L9f?-1621?-' ?rra11Mi2:?Em.g'VL'fe.it .-s, .QM by HW- Q -' f y- "'-'agm ., -- 14 , . 2 -- rfaiag -:Mg 'iaia gfmggf-,ge . '- N' 5 2 . - vi .- 59,353-1? -Q-'asf' ' P+ .-I -'4 3 W'-'e.e:'e'-.-1 1wxw,- fgl- ,.- ' fb rf'-iilzii'-'F ...aT-' " Q" 'IQQWE-1'5E5l':'fLm ' .. -. '- J .,-,qt GAY' "WV K.. 11fF'-ffgfi-QF-figlwl-iflfy rgf-vi-3. 5- 1" ' --1 iii. Q.. -- V 1- . Q- f.-.A--if-9-r - -fr ,L ,!'5!vY',Q1'g .:..-:ep .5,1s...- -Q . Kg. i.3,.g-...-------??i,-.--,.A,q,g. . , sm- .-.31'w---- - .-., ,w., .. --.m-- -.ff ,ug-n. . 1. - . . , ff . - ,. Xa- ' Ez. ff ' - PQ. . T- -f-fm -- - " -Za f-1-3'-.grim-533552211 -Pm 1 - Q. 'Eilgrfsfvfsa iff . H 3457 . .f'sR.f-M455-5'3" -aibi,51f:Sm 1- -5-1. " L..g..?,gx5-MF 1- -fu. . wwf- fr- AQ- '?3::?"f-fr -- 'Hg 5?-V 55?----' S .U . 1: 'ifll u - : - ' v2?:x:::S- . '4' -sfvfi'-' "wr ur: W- -36 , - -, we - --3. ' ' -' ji , n -?:- xv, -,.Q54',-Em-315 -L-' - -gg-gy, Mig: ea-Q-.giyifbp-5 -Q -xi' , J' K. 'pi -ff. .fl 5-'G S-af9,f:.4-pvqia-f?fgg ggi.. ."i1-.-.- 4.---- , :ds-1 1, -,..f- -if-sq -. .- J.-5521 ' ,L Q---'-'G ,Q .932 4-.as Q 9 ,- 4-a:,.g,'k:q-.gil-wiwfg ' - ' -' .- - Rfk- 3 -3 'y.,,,p. - Wg., "w ' L W- M. asf- . -- .. . - --5-i.'1 'fF5li-ful: ,sp-..-fa-ww' . .-' . . . ' . -'W - . gpm -. '-Ji" " ft iv F5 - . W "iw 1122 , wi, - . ff. 41' w ? - ': , + " j -2. 15? -f JJ wg .1 - .,-.,, ., 1- 1- , - 5. --,,., Zqsg.-,- - .e- .C ,,. ,.-, BNI -.. 5-. . - - M y -. . - . - -L-if- 1--.a :P . -. "R . ' - -. 2 E? -ss. 33' --- 5.-...E 5. gk .., .555 A 1 -'fa-'.. 1 "'J:f"'f.J Y 'N Ga .- -1' "rf '. uw! 'fi . 1. Q., 'X 1"-' if 11 .3 if .45 ' .14 .J .. A 'G' - . :ZF 4 I . ff-fl? f T 9 . 7 .311 1"---1' 1" 'Z 11!5ff'f'.f1. 'F ' '11 -Asif. 3. 4"' . . 'T!"if'I'i-f f 15 M11 il. .-4. JP? Q - 5 , QQ ' 4 f . "Gif ' ., -b -- . ..fm 1- , 5-.MLK -Av -, ..fw.-E34.'wx4!gxvt.5"1'.'m-nm' fffifq . gg'-fs. . , , 1 - E. . ,K ,- .2 -2-"5-2 9- -.ff' g?2p -n 45 -?Tx:-nf 3..- - 1- 1' 5 H- .4 df- - .113 1, 4 . ..- . A r . - -w .fu-. -A L. .,. , , Q- J. .. v .1 1 , . , I - Q - .- , u .. . , 4f . v .v ...- .A N-.J-. - . av- , -. 3 ' .. -. 16'-5-"L-2-fgg-',ff: .rf-12"5' ,,f4 . wi.. ' 1 W.---flight i.-4. '- P-'H 235-1 QR -P1 A-fe " - - ww ' -ff-ewzev-W w- - if , - 5.5-'fgf,:E5n-,,,Si?1- 52,,.,g?- M,-.,A.. , T. gang ..g,gaQK.-mf,-p-...Q1.-Q.g,..gQ.-.g?geer.,+- .HG -Q . A ,V Q., ..5,,wS..- i f-, M v qw.. -f ..-s,.i,,.w+-Iiimls M .1252 . f W 0, . QQ' -if E - -ff . . I f ., . - -. . .3356 Q , ,.,. ,. . ,, 45, - ,., 1 ""- .. . ., .. J. . .1 . mx. M: ,-. , . ,tak 4. .-. ,qv .X Li I U55 A23 W U in... - 6 if-5 .4 Q, Q, X , E, .- - , F fs-X, -af A -11 I M' 'H .f13?3f1' W Ha, '- Y +- nigga? . '-nb 'w A f sf -fa--'ggi 'J - 5 fi.,-.1 " 561-gg-Q 3' 215.216 :if I-, '-as Q.. QM-5g3+"Hj-Q..?i7,f,,j ,fig E qkfsv- K . Lfigif-1' ff?m,,s5f:52JgE':' ' K ffibgf . V 3,2 9' ' .fs " QL J E, qty: kg, "A" if 'la r api! 59 u g .MW -1- 1 'Ag ffjg, 'B if 12 : 5-1.kl14i5Esf" "'-41.5543 f - ..-L- 1-,.' . - .. - .. .. .. . . - . - ....... . - - ---- 'lf .. Y .. -. -. . 1 '.". . -. ' - -game 1515754 :LET sp f Q X T Y 4 4 V , Q .f il 3 2 '1 5- .-. , f '-- - .' -- .HQ S5 ,S -: Q., - 1- 1 ,L "" .Y-:fri .193 -E':.:Eajg .H 3 w e-f fpziffjl-5-.59--. M y sl.. - - .1 -2. .i j ,-' ' guiffi 'F vii ff --f ' .- .5 .. . 5 - ES ' :-. , ' ik i si f' -'55 -Mist.-" -,fe '47 mg 4 F::'..'. L ' ff' . H-'IM,?-" '1' . -- gif, Lf gi ? - 1. - ' 4552- . -'ig-4251- 1 va .wwf . - - .Q-gs -vi ffm - h .. -. iffy H" 'E-2.-ff?-----1-?:?ee fx- , . -- - -A. --.YM , "f....5:+-:-ffm :,. .- .- 11 :-m'.:- -d..1.. am W! ff -N. mea!-. J.. . .Y -. iwi:.:g1'f - ,fi .-.. . V ---ni-"?'?-.f3'.i?.'L, -85.12 .1--,,wxfy.f:Q5ZEffs ,Q 5.,,1, , 4 . - -, J 5 if-, . '.'x35fR---eff,-f....,qrfu.. 5... ,. , M. .iff "Z, :mm - Q Q----5 .1,f . ,fm S' M N -5..z1.?5'-1:-Sw'fe-,.:,u,v,31 gif -A -. ,-1. SWL.-gi' fa? F 1 FE- ' 1 -- wi Q 1 4-as-lfvfgjgff 1---.5 st .. f .-5P4.21-Q. nf' ,hir-'fo' 33-. W'-FAi7lf5'19'xE..5QZif!1"?' '4-a'E'1--T .. T -Y' .158 W? :"a.?W . -A41 , . E L '-.e' - Nm, is aiv' .B'- 1-1- .f"'dmQ.aggvg -- . glial.. - .. 9 L'FA5:,a55J-rgghf.-Qwf' .'.gg .-We-e .T 4 .yffiy .1. ef 41.6-i 1. - 95? A- ,avi -W-f",S!'i?f'v -f,-:'4-g:i'L:e- iff,-gg 9' 'f 'EE i' ' .- V ' 5 '4 ?W??22J- ' 42' -U, .Hi , PRS-9 '1 Ve' -.Q-FQ' Qff""' . 'f nga' if . . ' . . - . 54:1 ,Q-. 4. , -' .- . - ' f . - Jkzf! .. :.115g.f'g..:53rg1L 4- ar-...gf f:--.HQQLQQSV . - - Jw .- .. -6- f 2-. . J, 3, -, -ie' -' 2 .21 .gawk . mv 121-A w .gm -:F-1-.s,f5-svug:--2-:ai A -yu.-2-'Wk . gf .g?fsQ-3f:f-1'..hgf:r- -1' Q S - -f - .- . - -- 1 - -.1 Q 1-iiyiismbm -f':ig5g----'iw + - 1 .f . ..in-Jf - - - . . " 12-A Wifi?---122 'EPfii?A5' 532:-'AER'-1'MH - Mi' " 'Hr' -'H .--- . . w w f f as -26 fff.-. -' - -.iw-r'3f: -v -ff' 1- '-'W-ggi' -,,,u3-Qs:-f.2kK'f,3!5,. -.-9.55 .ggpfgf - ! ,Q-L-459-311 ,y gi. K , ,IH -. --311.55-t-571 , A iz.: 9-F36 --J-R . -.151 Q Q. ,-J ,g - . .5-Awe'-gEJfv.Lw12igginY?S'Qr,5f,?g4' 'V 1 4: 425 512. Er. fi-gfg3g.sV4g..g,f T 4-. 32 ,J Kyg'k'1w.yr g S arpy- 2 ...gli - -My fftif,wr,,...7-QV -we--1,5 Q. - i -fs,-M V- .-Jaii . - 456 . .3-,gigs - . .6559--..f.Q-,-vita ,Qi faq..-L,k.,...wq9-N B- .. -.4 . 1 , 5 . E is-" 4' -M""'fr? L. 17-M4 ffslielga' 'W ' fi . . Q- my 'V if aim iff: Q? sf.. f-P mi- ff ' 'f 2 ' W1 1. 52? " ' -Fi' . ' 1535- "'-'fu -'A-if --. W 1 if- -- QW- -W W . " f 2- 9- -W --Z.-153 1 ' Er 32-f 'ff' , S , A 4 - ff . -. Q - 1 H- . 'i - - ' ' .2 ' Le. " - 1 - .. 1 ff -' ww- - ri uff- - 'f -- -1 - -. ii.-wr .- ' - . -- f J' - -. . J. . --- my .- .. -- fr 1- --.' -.2 1- .. . 4 :--f.- . .- :v- -- '- -F' 0, -BH. :'- -5 fin- . , -. -Q 2 ., -ff. - . , . .. .411 -4 -- '- ...G-rf. .. ' fa. Mr - Q 1- 1.. .l g - S3425 - , --.n- , -.sw - 55? if v i - -m y . . . ' -. . 'i- . .- - -9. . 4 4' - G 'wifi 1...-. - iv-1 .12-mi: - - -- -. .L r" - lv - - .. ' I '-' '- . f-ff I-1ffa.p2ww-:.i..:J:.:':5g--' 'if' .f '. -. . - ' 1 Fifa? a - -. -Jag.-. .gy ---5q:m.f,e?:a'4-M1-fw-.,wea5:a-:- -4-yefennfmf-.1--f. Quar-wfLf:ff.,q--as FQ we-Q... P - - --1 - JM 1. s .v..g-,M,.s2' 2.25 . .--?i f4+-f- - -. -. . . w e - .-+1-mf-2922.1-f. sf..5,pgg.f,..,5.g.fi-Q.-1-.ff.g.m,Q-1:-.A - . --Q 1 -5 . -A f- -- Y- '- A- 12 1 - ' f 'MHm- "'w'f'21'- far'-"V 25. ff-..-.. - V .., --. GN rf.. . -- .-. . U .Q .- . , .-..' .J .--.W v - 1. -.. -.- . 4 f.. ,- -:---sen.. ff-. s.-.,.-ba. .. -...J-ro .mm ,., 1-MN., 5- Q4 PPG -955:41 -f .. . 955-1-...Fi-1-1 , ':f'f'f.,fd:' -4,41 - SH 1'-xr - .,?sfQrw,.s,-1 -4 -'-U.-...-gif Svc - wi v. EF -wwf' ' --2M-"-:frJ:v--'----.wsjf-f-15.5.1-QM-:u1:395H-'fa:-'Q-+2 242552-1152-fra-G.---f . - .E . 'a-3Ef':Q.:1ig-. .-f:f'. 'Y' - , I' 1 3395-Inv.. -2-If . Q. - -Vi 1.4 " li '-. .:.g.- '-' givin" .11-'igiff' ' 3 2 4: 'K-Yi?-is 4' "'7iQ,zJu2X"iQJ2iiJ.-gif 3l4'iQ7-.. 3' ' .M W. 56-E1Eff?1f,i.:5Xa it .Bg1.4ZgLi-,1"- -w53igg.s-gjgfifage CRAJALQE--A-.1l.?' :dw-ii. "' hs- -MM? 'Q -X-gg. x . wig F ,-.-'Java - -- difsg-Ji Q 'W ikia-1. 'f -wa. 'rf 3m.i--.lg-..fQp 1 f -wink "sf , -52'-asia A-,A-iim .Q-4--Ag-3-'ua--:1::',?. '-355,--N41-as - mi ..,fr.-..- 5-fg:..a"frq2f .. WW?-aw 1, f -Mr,.f--e?53L ' :fc- 'a-?i- -.wa QW..Quxfgighcmilffine-S2vamg5gaafffj::iQwggfaw-1 . -. - '- 2' ff - 'YB' ' - - , gg.....-.mfs-591'a.v'f'f??l5?,,M.kq,,xftQ",-3..:A . A 4.4.5 .5562-.. , .4, - - . - ,g-yi .- gpg., 54 .. .. -L. -' .. .wb .nf -..,g..,,g -A -V 556- ii?y11Ezff,-1-.533-aff-: 3'.!?v:1,'n4.-x--Q.:3,.,g,wt .aw f -ei-.iw -vY'?,,g4... vmfvffgfgzf 5 - ,QaM '- - "f- Si mi. -:M - ,gen 'r ev '-fyw"!22f-21-if-L .7 1- -Qgw --sQ.-,mr-3 - ....,,gm---q. 3- .ev 4, f.. -'gfgfguiif-ufm,. -f i Ezfhs'-2-,eg-,r ff - -gm 'BS-1.fi.vq.1,3.sy '-rf: 4..-it me , .' Lf ff--g:Ag2Eff"-2' ' ' - fs.15"m -MQW. - 44 -,--- 3:-355 ' E5-ig, --'E-ffm'-Q-L'?ff-H-ifgvf-:52'a2f f-' Qeii-wif--f.-.'. ' Hz. W T" 3 L FW? G-gg. . ' "4-fivixl -EP' 'K 'eg I' v 'W fa-ef f2,,Q'g1,W'?Q3Q. 'M' ' 4. kiwi 5 1 I -1315.55 -E QQ-dfff.-'Thx fc' FE 'W .n 3-.,f,f5,.5g F 'iv --fX'bT'1"' :Ld--'iw --'Ep" .- 'w- 'W ' -'-'.'f."'f i ' 'W' '- : -- 'I "-V' 'Jia .5 ' 7.-. 5 J-N'--. ,"- . ":-1'-M. ', L-"Q-'fr' .-IFE' 4.','x'k.f' Q" .- 1 .Fw Y ' . J- b . , fig-iEF'1w -.' -- 1' gf!! ' ' -1' 4 - -- -' - if .2-za f-.X . ,,,ef'f3fgq,,,,-m .. -.A it'1i- - -1 iw w5,l:2::..u.x-:A , '-- if '. .vgh-I - V' -Jmfim I RisvfE".4E.--gi K ji' , W ,, 5 .M g A2 Q3 if rife, hgh . L A . . . ra. . F- s. Pk?-" - -'H--Q. 'R .- if '.-:5?f- - . ' '- "' --'f' 3 -- -51" QU " 347 'Xi wi" W' 1 Q 2 1 Zigi Q- .f a ,1 - ' -n 1,-W. fa- vw- if Q.. -,g-,..-sw . . . 'mf sf- .ff - 5- Q L'X-F?'i'Hvg:-"iii - -a S fn- fe.. ' - ' if "-4-K-.JS . we ---...W -5 wa- ff.. f SE -f"-f-Q.-gf-1.-ms--' ff 4 1 " . - .- . ' ,E 'sN,-fqigxfa.. 515,335-' gf, gn-gisg-Q-Y 3- - . .Y -, :lk-. Hg. af:3.,M,:.-g '.-a.v51qf.aq5wgw, .f5:'.-5--iw gif- we-,fgfimpsff,.--s:gs5--ZEp-,-.s-- 'Ai - umm:-.ff j -, e 5?-A-. -5, '-ir f-aQN,w2,fr +551 -. .- an iemm--4.-wiiii gr- . 6'-SEQ?-iii::n26.2mEg1'FvifW'2"'??1x-Y-JW' 1. -- -' 1 N ff- H+..-I-4-f' wz'ff.2i:+-.'x--ww fazzrs-.Qih:-'f?mme?-q:rf-r-2gS-'f.-Q'-H-Fimiggiiwi 1- .hfqpf--Efi.-4-5-30-L...-f...,.yj5,..nm:--P:-.:!'-..f-iY,.,.f1-'w1-f:-f..Zgf.,-f-f.1?19E.5'f-1945 .rw '- ',.-5-:gf- .. --Q'Qf9'??v --...fir fb-1 3-1.af.vs:.:aN-..3gL-w?w-f.h2TH:- --,-.v,nh.3:-1--In-11-wgie.: wx -.--gw4ff.-.:',fi....-qfi.-2-asf.-.1-K-.-f..rw.?,n. fl:-1-23 .ff-1?-hwxprwz -1.-ww 1--fl -Pep-v-A -f ps,-i-Q?2.fgiF'1':.::'iKf11--mn .wggfsa-fii:1.q.kin'zwf rg.-1-y-ffalarff '-f,J.,1.ff5i'11zvra-.g..J.hff:'1: aw- .4-, -2- 9-45Sp':3E2-2,-.aY'mw.QrNg.-449'f.p'c-,Eva'Q-ow-vff'-Digit-5--Q-5.612445-s --J-fri-:Qi-itfiaffa,:.1Qg2wawL-.W-51-eff.:1gm'fr5:--2:5,Q-'.,ff132fg.4-1-,Q.k2Ff:'?mx-f.:,n1 gvfgftailm-:Q-s.5w1pwf. I -- . Q ..7..x. .5Q gf.-. 651,14-. any . H x 1 , .,Ngli,,E,gw! :g -A re. . I ,it Q-ZQIAW - V lf. F-. iwE,e.L.K,?,Q,.43,?Ni?Egcar, 5,5J.,,.:51ff.lwf,k5:,,Q,Iwi, YQ?.,.g13i.. 4 2? X 5.-xp .J .1 SL 1 .f H- 2 32 -X fir .. ff we 2.355 ' " 3J3?f"M" ff R A' 2.27 7- 1 ' -I"rL7'- 'VW W 7 N Aff? :- VMS S' Pg! Q., Q ndeisq K mai Aga ' I ' " 1 ,A Ag is L' 4, wir, ds fgjzbfilifgri .,QQ55r'J:?5f-1 5 v' NH 5 Y -amid: x 1 D7..f Q, . . ,LJ , v- .. . ...gi-?5-Q.. .J .. . - .- . A -.--,Q. - ., 2.--,ff ug- - -fwfag ,- - . f -' Q- -2- 1 iw -. 2 11 i f-1 -B . - - - - -, Y .V - ,. 3 fy' ., ,,,-, -L - ,x ..,",Av,x . .U 1 V-4.-W ,M-.N . . . .., ,,.. ,,, f -1 .-. . ,, it bi I - V . -,-wg: 1- Q H- .: yi -,, - -.wwf ., ,V , 1' " ' ' : A,,,,,,,Y7', L 1 ' 'W " -1 7 -.. f r w -1-f wx-. V- -5QY., ... hM-'f z .An H Y V 4 , ,., sf ' "' ,,,. - . - -V R- gg 7 R gf --" 1 1 VV A - "vw-'si "1-4, .QM uw- 4.14. 5! --- 'ffm "m"hi4 - .f -fm. ' - N ,. 4 Q . ,,,, ,. T. A, if 1, . U- F, vv .. S -f .. V -Q f. ..: 'f. ,. N - ., .,. -+- i . 5,- A. .. ,-, .. .. , .- v W, MN.,- .- . Jr Q U- - -U- f, .M- M., ,. -1 Q.. :fd N.-4" .J M- - I .HM V 1 "' I 9 J 2 M ., gh-. - .,- .VJ -.,. . aw f' I . .4 'Q -- - . .,-.,,4-. ,. -. W - ann, A ,. . ,, .. b .-1---.-A, 'uw-L , , 'A fx. " ' ' - .,.--Ee N4 ., ,-1