Susquehannock High School - Calumet Yearbook (Glen Rock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

N CALUMET JfiHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL GLEN'ROCK, PA 17327 UNCLE TOM: AS WE KNOW AND LOVE HIM 4 5 I Iu «l.iwn ol cm Ii I.i hiiti s with k neu Ixjjinnin s A( Sumjik Iuiiiuh k w jrr |x s l to new thoughts urul exfxfiences daily I lie suit ol .i le« mU .1 S4 Ii x 1 year. .i new sports season. .i unit of stu U. ot .i iuw st ii lent ollus opportunities to enrii Ii our lives I et’s iis this c.ii well, lot it will not st.iv new lor lonjj All t x x � n it will «li.iw t an uni. leading us to tomorrow Tabic of Contents FALL professional staff uncle n lassmen spons activities WINTER sports activities SPRING sports activities seniors ADS AND PATRONS SHOWING SPIRIT 12 CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN: Charles Funkhouscr. Amy Sides. Patty Lloyd. Sean Kirkendall SENIORS: Kim Kiser. Dawn Wilson. Linda Wagner. C arl Bonner JUNIORS: Diane Manning. Mark Miller. Lori Sprcnkle.Jan Pearson 14 SOPHOMORES: Diana Wilson. Misty Greer. Trisha Griffin, Mark Fair ril LEARNING TO LEAD 11,1111 ■ 1 STUDENT COUNCIL: upper left Carl Bortner. Dawn Wilson. Kevin Krom. Dennis Roser. Karen Sample. Kim Kiser. Steve Kahn. Mel Taylor. Beljnda Bensel upper right Mark Miller. Lon Sprenkle. Chris Shuchan. Ann Kline,Jan Pearson. Donetta Glatfelter. Peg Walls. Lisa Dobrosky. middle left Brenda Kyger. Misty Greer. Kim Bartenslager. Beth Blough. Michelle Miller. Diana Wilson middle right Lisa Forry. Steve Bonner. Robby Thompson lower left: Cindy Seaman. Patty Lloyd. Dawn Bowen. Mel Donkin. Missy Durgin. Kim Greer. Ann Miller. Dcde Sanford 15 FALL SETTING THE GOALS The operation of a school district depends upon many interested and devoted people. Our Central administration epitomizes such traits. They lead the schools to accomplishment and pride. upper left: Mr Murphy. Assistant Superintendent upper right Dr. Hupper. Superintendent lower left: School Board row 1: Dr. Atland, Mr. Townsend, President, Mr. Moore, Mr. Shaffer row 2: Mr Miller, Mr. Owen. Mr Summers, Mrs. Miller, Mr Queitzsch, Mr Smith lower right: Mr. Owen. Business Manager 18 MEETING THE CHALLENGE Challenges are presented with each new school year. There are schedules to arrange, new students to enroll, standards to set. and decisions to make which affect us all. Mr. Linnane (top left) our principal, oversees the total school operation, seeing that we arc offered the best education possible. Mr. Baker (bottom left) our assistant principal, assists Mr. Linnane. Even though his job keeps him busy, he finds time for the little things which make our day more pleasant. The new gym banners for example, were his concept. As guidance counselors, Mr. Beily and Mr. Ehrhart guide our career decisions, supervise testing and provide a sounding block for problems when we need it. 19 MAKING IT HAPPEN Every fall we begin a new school year. We come expecting to learn new and interesting things about our world. Our teachers are always there to make it happen. BUSINESS: top right Mrv Bupp; middle left Mr Smith, middle right Miss Mohr; bottom right Mr Harris 20 SOCIAL STUDIES: cop left Mr Kerrigan, middle left Mr Rynearson. middle right Mr Markel; lower left Mr Heap; lower right Mr Blough 21 FINE ARTS, upper left: Mrs Garret; middle left: Mrs. Siechrist. middle right: Mr Steger; lower left Mr Becker; lower right Mrs Diehl 23 24 25 26 SCIENCE: opposite page upper left Mr Trimmer, upper right Mr Alwine: center. Mr Lease; lower right; Mr. Sparmblack; lower left; Mr Gcrba MATHEMATICS: upper left: Mr Yeckley. upper right Mrs Nielson; lower left: Mr Naylor; lower right Mr Wood 27 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: upper left M,.G n„l«. upper right Mr Hoover; lower left: Miss Nease. lower right Miss Stauffer SPECIAL SERVICES: opposite page upper left Miss Goss; upper right Mr. Good, middle left: Miss Shermeyer. middle right: Mrs. Howell, librarian; lower left: Mrs Stubanas. Psychologist; lower right: Mrs. Keeney, school nurse Mrs. Stubanas. Psychologist, lower right: Mrs Keeney, school nurse 28 29 BEHIND THE SCENES There arc those who work behind the scenes to make it all come together. Although they are seldom recognized, their presence guarantees a better school for us all. top Mrs Wicciech, Secretary to the Principal, Mrs. Robinson. Office Clerk; middle left Mrs. Fornadell, Teacher’s Aide, Mrs. King, Teacher’s Aide, middle right Mrs Wert . Guidance Secretary; bottom Mrs Blachowicz, Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent, Mrs. Keeney, Secretary to the Psychologist. Mrs. Warner, Secretary to the Superintendent. Mrs Cammarata, Receptionist top: Miss Manchey, Home and School Visitor; middle left: Mrs Blough, Library clerk; middle right; Mrs. Wimmer. Teacher Aide; bottom BUSINESS STAFF: Mrs Bensel. Bookkeeper, Mrs Bolth. Payroll Clerk, Mrs. Krebs. Secretary to the Business Manager 31 CUSTODIANS: top: Mr. Alban. Mr. Shuc: middle left Mr Kline; middle right: Mrs Hoover. Cafeteria Manager. Mr Margclot. Diversified Occupations and Transportation Director. Mr. Beaverson. Grounds and Building Superintendent; bottom: CUSTODIANS: sanding : Mrs. Alwinc, Mrs. Pcnlev, Mrs Kearney seated: Mrs. Krout When we recognize those who contribute to our education, we must remember the cafeteria staff, custodians and bus drivers. They sec to it that we get to school safely, are well fed, and that our surroundings are clean and pleasant. top left: COOKS: standing. Mrs. Dell, Mrs Smith, Mrs Biscr, Mrs Calhoun seated Mrs. Naec, Mrs (iladfelter, Mrs Warner row 1 Mr Rennoll. Mr Sieling. Rev Shaw. Mr Kerrigan. Mr McCauley, Mrs. Edwards. Mrs Holloway. Mr Laughman row 2 Mrs Bonner, Miss Thompson, Mrs Wilson. Mrs Hale. Mrs Sauer. Mrs Boyd. Mrs Berk. Mrs Queit sch. Mr King row 5 Mrs Kline. Mrs Bailey, Mrs Cranston. Mrs Warneiker, Mrs Disharoon. Mrs. Whitcraft 33 top: The Future Nurses Club receives valuable information about ambulance facilities from Ed Bailey, senior, and Kevin Arthur, alumnus, middle left: Mrs. Garrett analyzes Connie Markle’s art work middle right: Leo Hartlaub removes the nails from used wood preparing to put the wood to good use again in gun stock refinishing club, bottom left; Kristi Krout concentrates on her new piece of creativity in art club. I FUN AND INSTRUCTION 34 35 JUST BEGINNING As freshmen, our minds were filled with apprehension and anxiety. How were we to know that some staircases were up” only? . . . and surely someone must have hidden Room 122 from us . . . not to mention the way our knees buckled as soon as an upperclassman looked at us. But, as the year progressed, we became more confident in ourselves. We knew what was expected by our superiors, and we strove to please them. We made many new- friends and our class began to grow as a unit. Bach of us had started in his own separate way, but we knew that we would close the year together. row l G Gilbert. M. Falcone. R. Garland row 2 T Fourhman. I) Ferguson, K. F.nsor row J: G Hagan. J. Gates. P Foster, W Gohn row J. Forbes. V Forbes row 1: J Bond. I.. Bollinger, S. Bosley. M. Bricker row 2: R Bowman, K Brenner, D. Brcnncman row 3: $ Bolton, D. Brown. M Brubaker 36 row 1 A Denny, M Daly, T Drewen, K Kiehl, J. Carman, E. Chandler row 2: M Delp, C Culocta, R Buenner, R Bull. T Chrisropher. M Card row 3: C. Diehl, R Bull 37 row 1: S. Miller, D Meckley, A Miller, C. Mummert, S. Moyer row 2: C. Markel, S. Miller, T. Miller. J. Mummert row 3: D. Myers above: Using the quiet of the library, Joe Marchio takes a few moments to cram for next period’s test. row 1: D. Zclinski, J. Warner, D. Wilson, L Wright row 2: L. Snyder, K. Smith, S. Tillman, A Winn 38 row 1 (i. Miller, B. Martin, V. May. A Miller, A Moore row 2: L. Miller. S Murrow. T. Matteson. C Mundis above As Sandy Barwick wipes her hands on the towel, she thinks of all the times she has dried the dishes in home ec. class. 39 row 1 B. Smcltzcr, I). Shearer, B. Shifflett row 2: (. Shaffer, W. Smith, R Smith. D. Smith. J Shifflett row 3 T. Shamer. R. Shaeffcr, S. Shaffer, R Sharp row 1: J. Scheaffcr. W Russell. B. Sack row 2. I) Sanders. E. Ness. G Ritzmann, D, Sanford. C Roppclt row 3: D. Ness. T Renfro. K Quessemerr, P. Quackenbush row 4: R. Newton, S. Rager 40 row I K. Shaffer, M Stevenson, S. Sterner, B Schifflet, F. See. C. Seaman. L Smith. C. Snyder, C. Simpson, E. See. E Stermer row 2 T Simpson, K. Spangler, R. Stinar. K. Spies. D. Shultz. N. Sccrist row 3: A. Shaeffer, I). Smith, A Sides row 1: D Rohrbaugh. R Reed row 2: I) Phillips, L Riley. K Richardson. T Quick, D Russell row 3 Ci Pelton. T Myers. D Reidt, B Rinehart row I. Rocsinger.J Rinehart row 3: P Petros. S Rohrbaugh.C Rigglc 41 row 1 K. Hoffman. G. Gregory. S. Groncki. S. Groncki. I) Hess.J. Hcnschcn. J. Hintcnach row 2 f Herbst. J Ciuresh. L Guerin. R. Hanson. T Itzoc. S Hakes. R Gray row 1: M. (ira iosi row 2 W Jaasund. T Hobbs, T Heffner. M Gwalcncy row 3: R Griffin, K. Greer, K. Grzymala row 4: W Hendrix, H Helms. (� Hendrix 42 row 1: S. Billet, C Burns. J. Appelby row 2: J. Basta. I). Alexander row 3: D. Bowen. I- Bishop. J Bartel row -1: J Amspacher. K Badders. (' Anderson. J Billet row V B. Blymirc, B Bell. K Amcrcihn below New to the senior high school, Steve Shwartzman experiences new and more difficult class work. row 1: R. Barnes row 2: S. Barwick, L Blevins, J. Adams, L Bartenslager, C Bare. D Bloomfield row 3: B Blevins, S. Adams, H. Blymirc row 4: M Bailey, C. Ambrose, K. Aldinger, M Bateman. A Biser 43 row 1 A Wagner. C Van Scoyoc. J. Thomas, R. Vincent, C. Wyant, T Traynor, M. Waltcmyer row 2: J. Wilson, D. Townsend. D. Waldron. S Watkins. M. Thornton. K. Wagner lower left: Saying g xxl bye at the end of a school day arc Ed Campbell and Andrea Sheaffer row 1 R Webb, C Ward. I) Trump, R Stine row 2: M Wells row 5 J Watts, T Strevig row 4: S. Toy lower left: Saying good-bye at the end of the school day are Ed Campbell and Andrea Sheaffer. 44 row 1 K. Krout, L Gillooly row 2: B Floyd. T Graleski, M Greer, K Harris. Z. Fitzpatrick row 3: S. Houston, T. Griffin, C Greenplate row 4: L Healy. F. George MOVING ON As sophomores we felt more at ease being veterans of Susquehannock for one year. We were given more responsibility and we tried our best to shoulder it well. This was to be a terrific year. Our lockers were actually on the second floor, our jackets arrived, and finally our own shiny school ring. Graduation was two long years away but already we were hearing about credit requirements to receive our diplomas. Problems arose, big and small, but the decisions we made allowed us to take a step closer to June 1982. lower right: Pam Bricker enjoys her Thursday class with Miss Goss. 45 47 row l: (i Kipple row 2 T Kennedy. J. Lewis. J. Marchio. V Ixrisenring row 3: D. Lloyd. D Manka, B Kygcr row 4: R Mayhew, S Ixrhman row V Kisiner. L. Martak 48 row 1: T. Miller, S. McCauley row 2. D. Orwig, C. Nielson, J. Morgan, T Mummert row 3: S. Occiano, D. Miller, E. Mosier, L. Moltz, B. Palmer, V. Orwig row 4: T. Miller, J. Micklos, K. Morris, L. Muth row 1: D. Meclcley row 2: J Newcomer, L. Munch, M Miller, L. Moore row 3: T. McKnight, D. Mummert row 4. L McWilliams above: Gary Warncckcr forgets about German class, as he daydreams about what the night holds in store for him. row 1: J Blachowicz row 2: L. Bare, P Aiken row 3: L Boyer, K Brenner, J Allen, H Bonner. P. Bricker, P Boardman, B. Blough row 4: L. Brown, T. Bosely, L Banihashemi, K Bartcnslagcr, A. Baldwin bottom left: Mark Fair takes advantage of an art elective to sharpen his creative skills. row 1: J. Blume, D. Alwinc, D. Baker, D. Bowles row 2: C. Ambrose, P. Bloom- field, K. Berlin, S. Bosley row 3: R Amend, M. Allison, J. Brcnncman 50 row 1; K. Campbell row 2: J. Elrick. R. Chittum row 3 M Check. T. Cox. L Cookcrly.J Dccl row 4: G. Carpio, T Ensor. S. Carter, D. Copas, J Devilbiss 51 row 1: S. Sadler, G. Richards, S. Schwarzman.J Pravlik row 2 S Sheffer. J Rine- hart, J Papalc, C Perkins. B. Sheaffer row 3: W Sheaffer, C Smith, M Shuman row 1: P Rufo, D Schwanke. J Romoscr row 2 K Scirr K Richards row 3 S. Sides above: While waiting for help with her jacket. Trisha Griffin steals a little time for homework row i K Sack row 2: S Russell. S Siebert, R Shearer. A Quick row 3: S. Shaffer. I. Rager row I A. Logan. M. Rohrbaugh. B. Hitlic row 2: S Hoover, B Paulcs. W Burgess row 3: D Rinehart. R Rager. S. Rohrhaugh ALMOST THERE As Juniors we began to realize that our days at SHS were quickly disappearing. Our class experienced many trials, but they seemed only to bring us closer together. Our hall was always filled with laughter, creating memories to look back upon. Throughout the year we made many decisions; the Homecoming float and hall, choosing the right senior prom theme, and selecting senior proofs were just a few. As the end of the year grew near, anxieties concerning our senior year began to surface. But whatever may occur, we shall face it together. 53 row 1: A Endres. M Eckles row 2: A Norck, C. King, S. Ameryne, C. Clocker, M. Rutledge. B. Fisher, L. Zang row 3: C. Schuhart, S. Bortner, R. Lloyd, S. Quietsch row 4: M. Romoser, R. GaeckJer, A. Taylor, M. Miller. A. Wagner. E. Gumpricht, L Carrucio 54 row 1: D. Stiffler,). Mills, I) Schrader, C. Robinson, G. Hall row 2: C Culotta. D. Blumc, D. Nolin, D. Bowen, G. Frock. D. Fetterrrun row 3: R Hakes, C. Bowen, J. Cox row 1: S. Lafferty, V Myers, G. Lentz, K Henry. T Winemillcr, I. Wysocki. I. Killmer.J Hemmin zer row 2: K. Pravlik, D. Skelly, D. Capcl. R. Quackcnbush. D I-ashcr, S. Mansfield row 3: N. Itzoc, T Shultz, D. Carbaugh, D. Carroll. L Forry Deb Blumc seems to be enjoying lower ri jht her lunch. row 1 R Bucnncr. K. Orman. I) Hart I row 2 SCalp. K Barwii k. (1. Baynard 1 P. Williams 2 T. Picrmattco 3. L Dobrosky 4. M Muir 3. L Spcnklc 6. W Wacker 7. M. Jacobs 8. B. Ryan 9 K Krebs 10. J. Honard 11. I) Mathews 12. J. Pearson 13 R Riley 14 P Walls 13. D. Glatfelter 16. D. Moffitt 17 R Rinehart 18 D. Rosier 19. T. Boyle 20 H Ward 21. B. Rohrbaugh 22. S. Russell row 1: S Wright. I. Hagan. L. Hess, C. Kline row 2: J Wilson, S. Somerville. T. Taylor row 3 T. Seitz. D Kirkpatrick. D. Ixatherwood. S. Thompson, L. Nuth 57 MOVE THAT BALL This was a year of beginnings for our team: a new optimistic head coach named Tom Hoover (top right), new plays, and much needed confidence. The assistant coaches. Coach Alwinc and Coach Margclot, helped achieve a new philosophy of offense, consistent moving of the ball, and greatly improved defensive play. Forced to open with four road contests made no difference to the fans. Despite foul weather, our spirit boosters rooted, cheered, and kept their faith. With continued improvements, Susquehannock shall see a better team emerge. bottom teri The Warriors arc fired up as they come onto the field. bottom right: The play begins at the line of scrimmage. 58 first row Mgr. D Bowen, D. MeGuigan, M Jacobs. M Dell. R Riley. D. Moore. T. Decker. D Dubbs. B Basinger. Coach T Hoover second row Mgr P Waldman R Rufo, J. Pa pale, D Wagner, B Martin, D Moffit. R Gacckler, P Rufo, D Smith, J. Trujillo, M Muir third row Mgr. C. Greenplate, E Spicer. R Rinchan C' Ferris K Seaman. E. l avis. D Bartl. P Williams. R Klein. R. Moore, M Kirkendall. S Kecscy, M. Bubb. Mgr E. Keiscr, Mgr T Graleski fourth row Coach K. Alwine, C. Richards, T Mummcrt. J Romoser, J Devilbiss. T Johnson. G. Spangler. R. Simmers. G. Guerin. J. Cox. D. Rosier. S. Sides. L Wise. R Allen, B. Alexander. I) Mathews 60 top left: Junior High C ach D Trimmer top right The Warriors carry out a rushing play as the team, referees, and fans look on. bottom left The end of another hard-fought game bottom right: Rob Rinehart sprints past the defense on a quarterback roll-out 61 POM-POMS AND CHEER Every cheerleader at Susquehannock, from the ninth grade squad to the varsity, displays energy, enthusiasm, and spirit for the team they represent. Summer camp, after school practice, cold windy weather, and hot gymnasiums are a part of their task. Keeping the faith is their motto, even when cheering at a losing game. upper right: A laugh is always included in Penne Grove's routine upper left: Teri Bowles gets the team warmed up. lower left The pom pom procession, Mary Romoscr. Melissa Rutledge, and Tammy Seitz, lower right: Jan Pearson helps keep the action moving on the sidelines. 62 The babes of cheerleading are: G Clockcr, K Seim, L. Cookerly, B. Blough, K. Harris, D Lloyd upper left: Peggy Cranston keeps the crowd moving with her smile, lower right: Teri Bowles and Penne Grove are the spirit leaders of the squad 63 BULLY Despite the many foul-weather postponements, the Warriorettes once again had a topnotch squad. With the aid of seven returning lettermen and under the direction of Coach Stauffer, the girls battled their way to Districts where they suffered a disheartening loss to Penn Manor During the final week of competition, endurance was grandly displayed as four games were played. Susquehannock has always been proud of our girls, and this year was no exception. HOCKEY WE m THEY 1 Dallastown 1 1 North Eastern 1 4 Hanover °r 3 Dover Vll 0 0 Eastern 0 1 Red Lion 0 2 Central 0 3 York Suburban 1 3 South Western 1 0 Spring Grove 0 9 ijfi Kennard-Dale 0 1979 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY SQUAD: row I S Lafferty, L McW.lliams, S Occiano. P Ddp. M Ferris. N Bupp. T McKnight, B Carroll row 2 M Miller. K Richards. A Tesno. D Wilson. D Bull, D Manta. S Tillman. B Kygcr row 3: L Lasher. M Durgin. M Donkin. K. Greer, K Bartcnslagcr, J Fourhman, M Greer. C Drcver, A Miller. V May. A Hidinger 64 upper right T Sommervillc. Trainer. S Laffercy, Manager, lower left Coach Stauffer gives the team a pep talk to get them psyched for the game lower right SENIOR STICK.H ANDLERS: row l S Deuel. C. Basta.J Marchiorow 2: B. McCoy. L. Wagner. C. Donkin.J. Delp.J Falcone 65 upper left: Sharon Deuel, jenny Marchio, and Tracy Mays take a break in the action upper right Linda Wagner faces a tackle with determination lower left: Peggy Walls strives for control of the ball lower right: As the tension mounts, Beth Herr and Joanna Falcone give their moral support 66 upper left. Diane Luckcnbaugh encounters an oncoming attacker upper right Diana Wilson and Andy Tesno practice air dribbling in preparation for a game middle left Misty Greer’s intended pass is intercepted by her opponent lower left Barb McCoy and Sharon Deuel listen attentively to Coach Stauffer lower right Connie Basta defends the goal cage 67 TEE OFF The starter linksmen for the Warriors this year were Mark Eckels, Kevin Krom, Derrick Manka, Ray Tomasic, and Kevin Wood. Since the entire team belongs to the home Bon Air course, unofficial putting is done all summer long. The season began well in September but a chance for divisional playoffs was ended when York Catholic scored a slim win. With the help of Coach Deffendall (top right), the remaining team should be in better swing next year. first row: M Delp, G Hofstcttcr second row: M Eckels. K Wood. K Krom, R. Tomasic, D Bowles third row: C Lehneis, D. Manka. S. Russell. R Ragcr, D. Manka 68 top left: Kevin blasts one out of a sand trap, top right: Derrick lines up his shot on the green. middle right: Ray watches his long drive, bottom right: Senior Golf members Kevin Krom, Derrick Manka, and Ray Tomasic. 69 Sweaty practices, wind-flapping uniforms, and snuggle-up weather are all a part of a Marching Warriors’ experience. Whether you play an instrument, carry a flag, or twirl a baton, you’re considered an individual with special talents — especially those used in a parade or on a football field. The spirit and pride which they constantly display provides enthusiasm for all. Our school is much happier when we can be entertained by each of the three groups comprising a musical encounter. middle: Head Majorette, Brenda Ziegler. Fearured Twirler. Tammy Bosley bottom Senior members of the Majorette Squad. Alite Benshoof and Brenda Zjegler COLORGUARD: upper Icf� Sergeant. Sondra Kapp, Co-Sergeant, Michelle Shuchan upper right Honor Guard members Doreen Sander . Wend Scheaffer. Dawn Seim, and Virginia Myers lead the Glen Rock Halloween Parade now I K Sample. G Lena, B Fisher row 2 P Bulky. M Taylor. B Bensel. B O’Donnell. E. Sack. K Elmer. S Sieberr. L Zang. R Fisher. K Wilhelm now 3 S Kapp. D Sanders, T Piermarteo. W Scheaffer, D Seim, K. Ziegler. V Myers, M Shucharr 71 upper left DRUM MAIOR I Greg Moffitt upper right BAND MANAGERS: Laurie Dobrosky. Connie Basta, Derek Lasher, absent when picture was taken Dennis Roser and Kathy Chandler row l T Krug, T Shultz, E. Krebs, R. Gray, S. Hoover, D. Golzari. D Shultz row 2: J Barto. A Allen. M Cramer, J Donahue. S Irhman. D Frey. K Richardson. D Lowder row 3: L Cox.J. Cramer. D Skelly. D Wicchert. R Stinar, S Rohrbaugh. J Hamrick. J. Stout. L. Wright. K Grzymala, S. Queitzch. W Burgess, B Sack. M Rohrbaugh row -1 C. Bortner, C Nielson. B Hittie. D Fldridgc. B Naylor. K Brown. I. Rtnc han. S. Deci. G. Moffitt, L Stoermer. R Bull, G. Norek. D McCullough, F.. Bailey I top Sandy Rohrbaugh. Deb Frey. Mike Rohrbaugh. Sharon Toy smile after the Marching Warriors win 1st prize in the Glen Rock Halloween Parade middle left The band is always on hand to support the football team at all their games middle right Clowning is frequent on band buses as Gary Norek shows here bottom The Marching Warriors present a fine show for the Halloween Parade spectators in Glen Rock. 73 FROM VIOL CO g TO DRUMS Whether your musical talents arc expressed in a class or at an after-school session, you arc a part of the music world at Susquchannock. The groups each perform a different style ranging from classical to jazz to modern. This is one more area in which confidence in yourself and pride in our school can be displayed, top left: Natalie Itzoe proves she has talent by becoming a District Orchestra Member. PEP BAND: row 1 S. Deel, J. Hamrick, H. Bailey, W Bur gess. row 2: J. Cramer, A Allen, B Ziegler, B. Floyd. B Naylor row 3: J. Stout, K Brown. G. Moffitt. L. Stoermer, M. Cramer, B Hittic. row 4: S. Queitzsch, D. Golzari. ORCHESTRA: row 1 N Itzoe. K Henry, J Hemminger. K Aldinger. L. Banihashemi. J Fuhrman. row 2: S Wysocki. E Luckcnbauflh. B Bender. C. King. G Moffitt, B Floyd, L Wysocki. E Sack. A. Norek, K Brown, J. Watts, G. Norek, T Miller. T Piermattco row V D Meek ley. S Deel. C Nielson. B Naylor. J Barto. B Sack standing: D Mummert. D Shultz. E Krebs. T Krug. K Krebs 74 . row 1: A Benshoof, L. Wysocki, D Lowdcr, E. Sack row 2: K Brown, A Norek, B Floyd. J. Stout, S. Lehman, S. Toy, J. May, R. Stinar, L. Rinehart, D Weichert row 3: S. Pilat, S. Shacffer, B Lloyd, D. Frey, S. Rohrbaugh, K. Richardson, P. Fairbend, D. Eldrige, K Chandler. R Bull, G. Norek, N Itzoc, D McCullough, L. Stoermer, C. King, G. Moffitt. row 4 S Deel, E. Bailey, C. Bortncr, W. Burgess, C Neilson, J Cramer, M Rohrbaugh, J Hamrick, J. Donahue, row V T. Shultz, D Alexander, T. Krug, E. Krebs, L Bartenslagcr. K. Krebs, D. Skelly, B. Hittie, K. Grzymala, S. Queitzsch, J. Barto, M. Cramer, B. Sack, R. Gray, J. Rinehart, D. Golzari, B. Shriver, S. Hoover, D. Manning ______________________________________________________ STAGE BAND: row 1: B. Naylor, N. Itzoe, B. Floyd, K. Brown. L. Stoermer, D. Frey, G. Moffitt, C. King, G. Norek, A Benshoof row 2: B. Shriver, D Shultz, T. Shultz, D Mummert, B Sack, B. Hittie, S. Queitzsch, M. Cramer. M. Rohrbaugh, J. Cramer, S. Deel, C. Nielson, W. Burgess, C. Bon- ner, E. Bailey, B. Ziegler, A. Allen. middle left: Ed Bailey conducts pep band during basketball season, middle center: Mrs. Diehl, orchestra, middle right: Mr Steger, concert band, bottom right: Mr Benshoof, stage band. 75 SING TO BRING A SMILE Under the lifting direction of Mrs. Sechrist, choral voices were raised to peak performance throughout the year. Snatches of music could often be heard in the cafeteria and halls as well as in the band room. The notes, sung in harmony and unison, truly did bring a smile. TENORS: row 1: M. Davis, T. Winemiller, S. Wysocki. row 2: G. Walker, E. Bailey, J. Cramer. SOPRANOS: row l: c Gnau, D Bloomfield, K. Traynor, M. Stough, A. Alexander, row 2: R Webb, D. Mummert, K Richardson, K. Smith, row 3: L. Alban. P. Bricker, L Alexander, R. Stinar. K Seim, row 4 K Carman, D Seim, P Grove, K. Sample, T. Piermatteo ALTOS: row 1: L. Cook, R. Quackenbush, B. Bensel, B. McCoy, row 2: M. Brubaker, L Wagner, C. Basta, row 3: C. Drcver, D. Zelinski, A. Allen, B. Blevins, row 4: A. Bald- win. B. Ziegler, A. Benshoof. 76 CHORAL ENSEMBLE: row i: t. Piermatteo, C. Gnau, D. Bloomfield, K. Richardson, B. Benscl. K. Seim, row 2: C. Basta. S. Wysocki, T. Winemillcr, R. Stinar, D Seim, P. Grove, row 3: K. Carman, L. Alexander, K. Sample. 77 WARRIOR PRIDE ON THE LOOSE upper left: Coach Hoover and Rick Rufo share flame excitement upper right Jean Hemminger and Lisa Wysocki show their spirit on tic day. lower right: Enjoying one of the slow dances. Peggy Cranston shares Tim Shearer’s Homecoming, lower left: Sandy Diehl and Dave Fitzpatrick take a break from dancing. 1 78 Homecoming provides an opportunity for each to show his spirit and pride. Classes are given a chance to begin anew, to work together, and to combine thoughts and actions toward the common goal of victory. During Spirit Week, a transformation was made and everything from farmers to formals could be seen roaming the halls. Sleepless nights and hours of frustration were washed away as hall winners were announced at the pep rally. Happy smiles and even tears of joy were seen on senior faces — for they had won for the first time. Despite the muddy weather, countless turned out to watch our players in a come-from-behind win over the Spartans, to enjoy the half-time festivities of our Marching Warriors, and to view the floats, sidelined due to conditions. The class of '80 was ecstatic when their float took first place for the fourth year in a row — a new record in our school. More spirit and pride was generated than in previous years, making this the best Homecoming ever. Susquehannock is well on its way to becoming number one in the eyes of the county. upper Vicki May helps Alan Moore with his boutonniere lower Rose Hansen. Jim Thomas. Ann Shaeffer. Eddie Campbell. Sandy Dotson, and Todd Stine look forward to an evening at the dance 79 80 This year the Courier is staffed by ten diligent females who are enrolled in the newly offered Journalism II class. Each does more than one job so that Susquehannock may have a newspaper each month. As we devour every issue after receiving it. the girls and Mrs. Mack, the advisor, heave a sigh of relief for having met another deadline. TEN PENS AND A PAIR OF KNEE HIGHS upicr left: Advisor. Mrs McSwccnev upper right Art Editor. Dawn Wilson. Assistant Art Editor. Kendra Brown; lower left Photographer. Scarlett Bishop lower right: Editor in Chief. Karen Barker. Assistant Editor. Fclccia Miller 82 upper left Brenda Anderson. Robin Fisher, and Sharon Deuel enioy the publication, even though it's sometimes tough upper right Audrey Sturgill prepares for distribution of the first issue 33 right: Before pages may be sent to the publisher, they must be proofread. Mrs. Shulde, advisor, and Uurie Dobrosky, editor-in-chief make a final check before the first deadline lower left: Photography has its privileges. Pete Waldman sips tea after a tough photo day. lower right: Consulting the advisor, Mrs. Tombesi. Derek Lasher finalizes the majorette pages. 84 IT TAKES TIME It takes creativity, perseverance, skill, and ingenuity. But most of all, when it comes to yearbook production, it takes time. upper left: Kim Kiser, who has been a long time member and hard worker on staff, toils over basketball copy upper right: Jean Hemminger selects candids for AFS center left Ruth Quackenbush can always take time from her senior section to appreciate a ioke — probably from Brian Paules. center right: Kathy Pravlik wears two hats, photographer and artist Here she designs some an work for the Christmas Feature below: Lisa Dobrosky, activities editor, finds a light moment during a very serious presentation to the staff. 85 GUNS AND ROMANCE upper right: Ed Bailey (Charlie Davenport) gives instructions for advertising the show. Karen Sample, Tern Somerville. Michelle Shuchart, Rob Thompson, and Barb Henry show their readiness to respond, lower left: Carl Bortner gives a realistic performance as Chief Sitting Bull lower right: Robin Fisher looks over her lines before going on stage. 86 Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show was recreated on stage when the Senior Class presented Annie Get Your Gun on November 16th and 17th. Stage directions, line memorization, and dual roles were just a few of the items the cast dealt with at rehearsals. The efforts of all resulted in an enjoyable evening that was both entertaining and financially successful. upper left: Dawn Seim and Dennis Roscr star as Annie Oaklev and Frank Butler SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST: row 1. C. Bonner. G. Amspachcr. K. Sample. R Fisher. Mr. Ruth, J. Healy. G. Moffitt. P. Strausbaugh. M. Taylor. K. Wilhelm. S. Kahn row 2 P. Laffcrty. E Reiser, N Charusombat. T Somerville, J. Erhart, B Henry row 3: B Halleran. R Tomasic. M Shut hart. R Thompson. D. Seim. D. Rosier. D. Wilson. E. Bailcv 87 right CLUB ADVISORS; Mrs. Baer. Mr Ruth. Miss Krumrine row 1 D Cupp, K Richardson. C. Mosicr. R Stinar row 2: T. Miller, J. Fohrman. S. Miller row 3: L. Forella, K. Grzymala, D. Sanford, C. Mundis, K Kreeger. P. Lloyd, M. Graziozi row 1: D. Skelly. L Ragcr. L. Killmcr, J. Stevens. J. Wilson. C Kline row 2: S. Laffcrty, G. Myers, D Nolin, D. McCullough, L. Wright. L Nuth row 3: G. Norek, M Boggs, L. Wysocki. D. Lasher row 4: K. Smith, D. Lowder, B. Naylor, L. Munch, L. Forry. K Pravlik. D. Wcichert. P. Stevens, S. Sommer- villc 88 row 1 L Alexander. K Kiser. N. Charusombat. A Alexander. L Hof faker row 2: J. Hurd. F Miller. K Sumner. S Kahn row 3: K Wilhelm, L Mvers. B Henry. T l.ucabaugh. P Strausbaugh. W Bricker. R Fisher. M Stough. R Elrick. K Ellioc BEYOND BOUNDRIES AFS is students, families, and volunteers working together for a better understanding of world and state cultures. Susquehannocks' unique program has been cited as being one of the best in this area. The club does not consist of individuals but operates as a unit. Various fund raisers arc held throughout the year to support the program. Everything from detergents and stationery to a turkey dinner provides the necessary finances for the exchange of students. As the international AFS President says, We have ventured beyond our immediate boundaries to look at ourselves and the future; we have pulled together to share our knowledge and resources in order to make the world a better place in which to live.” id. CLUB OFFICERS: row I Treasurer. Robin Fisher. President. Pat Strausbaugh row 2: Vice-President. Jean Hemminger, Secretary. Kathy Wilhelm 89 ♦ SHOOTING FOR VICTORY Plagued by numerous injuries during the season’s beginning, the team did not fare so well despite excellent coaching by Coaches Rynearson and Trimmer (right). As spirits were beginning to dim, a hard-fought game against the Fighting Irish seemed to turn the season around. Eastern was then handed a defeat, which was followed by two thrilling games against Dallastown and Red Lion where the Warriors lost in the final seconds. Each member contributed in some way and we can be very proud of them. The JV team played many successful games and should provide exciting moments for spectators next year. 92 VARSITY: front row: T. Decker, G Walker. Coach Rynearson, K Krom, M Bubb second row: M Miller. R Rinehart. R Klein, B Palmer, P Williams, E. Davis. D Fitzpatrick. BASKETBAIJ VARSITY 52-80 South Western 52-67 Spring Grove 61-77 Hanover 4849 Central 55-93 Wcsr York 64-58 Dover 49-59 Northeastern 77-56 Kcnnard Dale 34-76 York Catholic 49-74 Eastern 46-71 Daliastown 44-53 Red Lion 75-62 Vo-Tech 42-75 York Suburban 89-34 Kcnnard Dale 42-56 York Catholic 58-56 Eastern 54-55 Daliastown 55-56 Red Lion 87-61 Vo-Tech 50-65 York Suburban J V 59-58 44- 49 49-53 53-55 45- 63 56-53 34-44 62-34 21-54 39- 46 58-65 55-58 66-32 33-44 62-28 37.79 48-45 40- 60 38-60 55-46 36-38 top left: Seniors Mark Bubb, Todd Decker. Kevm Krorn, and Greg Walker, top right: Mark Bubb prepares to take an outside shot behind his teammate above Dave Fitzpatrick springs into the air as he shoots a jump shot. 93 below Managers and Statisticians D. Bowen, T Lucabaugh. M Greer. D. Manning, D. Seim, and D Manka were also important pans of our team right Kevin Krom dribbles around his opponent bottom Rob Rinehart tries to tap one in JV- front row T Truman, E. Gumpricht, D Bartl. I) Alwine, D. Schwankc. Coach Trimmer second row S Bort- ner, M Fckcls, B Martin, S. Sadler, T Kowalcski. A Wagner, S Sicies. J. Devilbiss. J. Romoser. JUNIOR HIGH: front row Manager J Lafferty, J Guresh, D Clough, T Itzoe, K. Gibbs, R McDole, Manager A. Hidingcr. second row: C. Wyant. B Shifflatt. B. Martin. T. Traynor, S. Kirkendall, R Kramer, B. Shifflett, Coach Sutton. 95 top left: Todd Decker lays it up. left Kevin Krom grabs the rebound above The end of another hard-fought game TOUGH SEASON upper left up in the air. Sue (Xciano attempts to score two. middle right: Betsy Bonderant assists as Karen Amereihn dribbles down the court, bottom right: Our team is ready to spring into action. 96 row 1 V May. T Denton. C. Drcver. N Marcholdon. D Smith, row 2 C Marklc. A Tesno. K Gr ymala. T. Griffin, P Cruise. L Wiedmaier. Miss Fowler. upper right Mantling Bexley Floyd row 1 M Donkin. R Fisher row 2: I. Healy. T Sommcrville. managers middle left Brenda Kygcr is keeping possession of the ball along with Lori Sprenkle. middle right Kim Bartenslager pivots to gain control of the ball bottom left What do I do now? is illustrated on Peg Wall’s N face 97 upper right: JV team takes a quick break, middle right: Sue Occiano is in control once again, upper left: bori Sprenklc aims lot the basket. Varsity Girls Basketball Scores Southwestern Spring Grove Hanover York High Central York V( York Kennard Dale York Catholic Eastern| Dallastown Red Lion York Vo-Tech York Suburban 98 VARSITY: row 1: J. Marchio. T. Seitz row 2: B McCoy. L Wagner row 3 R Haberstroh, J. Pearson, row 4. M. Rutledge, T. Bowles. JUNIOR VARSITY. row 1 B Blough. K Seim, row 2: K. Harris. D. Emery, C. Clocker. L. Moltz. row 3 D Lloyd, C Clocker. NINTH-GRADE: row i R Griffin, A McNew, C. Behrens, S. Goldstein, row 2: L. Kccsey, L. Henry, D. Bowen, row 3: C Seaman. 99 A STRUGGLE UPWARD Once again, our wrestling program did not finish on top scorewise, but the struggle upward has begun. Coaches Margelot and Frederick (right) felt the team lost several close meets because a total winning attitude has not yet been developed. Although each wrestler gave his all practicing, making weight, and trying to win, the points did not add up. The team has a hard road to travel in the upcoming years, but cooperation, enthusiasm, and support will speed them on their way. VARSITY AND JV: front row: T. Stine, J. Marchio, D. Mathews, D. Moffitt, E. Krebs, Q. Russell, J. Micklos, S. Hoover, second row: D. Moore, P. Rufo, J. Walker, E. Campbell, S. Williams, T. Glatfclter, R. Gaccklcr, B. Henschcn. third row: Coach Frederick, Manager W. Wackcr, Manager J. Wilson, R. Chittum, E. Spicer, D. Dubbs, E. Chandler, D. McGuigan, Trainer P Waldman, Manager D. Glatfelter, Coach Margelot. 100 VARSITY WRESTLING JV 8-44 Red Lion 10-45 13-44 Dover 21-23 0-31 Dallascown 13-38 21-30 Central 28-27 27-26 York Catholic 15-45 12-39 South Western 25-37 6-48 Spring Grove ■ 25-29 27-29 Eastern 43-3 21-21 Vo-Tech ' V 39-9 15-38 Northeastern 2041 9-39 Hanover 17-3 30-14 31-29 York High 54-13 York Suburban NoJV 1-56 West York 946 top right: Dave MeGuigan is about to lift his opponent above Scott Hoover prepares for a take-clown. 101 top left: Mike Summers gas a good grip before trying to gain some points for a victory, top right: The team shows its unity during a pep rally, above: Dale Dubbs takes his opponent to the mat. JUNIOR HIGH: front row: S. Sterna, K. Shaffer, J. Thomas, second row: M Delp, D. Manka, R. Able, J. Ross, J. Mays, S. Bolton, R. Gray. 102 THE 1980 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: row 1: L Zing, row 2 A Norek row 5 .1 Falcone, P. Cranston. A Kline, L. Carrucio. row 4 B Ben sc 1. row V A. Bens hoof middle left The wrestling cheerleaders warm up the crowd before the match bottom left senior cheerleaders P Cranston. A Benshoof. B Bcnsel.J Dclp.J Falcone bottom right The wrestling cheerleaders are stacked up for victory. 103 The absence of snow made no difference to the holiday spirit at school. Decorated trees, mischief, and a kiss under the mistletoe were all a part of the fun. Expectations of gifts brought out the child in everyone, along with the temptation for a peek or two. Whatever the age, Christmas is for everyone. upper left: Brenda Ziegler, Belinda Bensel, and Dennis Roser begin decorating for the Christmas concert tea. upper right: Jan Pearson and Ray Tomasic share a laugh and a ladle before serving refreshments at the Christmas concert 104 upper left Lights and snowflakes decorate our festive tree upper right: Is it Marcia Stough or a tinsel-whiskered cat? lower left Mrs. Diehl conducts a last-minute rehearsal before the concert lower right: Pennc Grove. Michelle Shuchart. and Karen Sample busily prepare for our stained glass lobby. 105 WHO DUNNIT?” COMES TO SUSQUEHANNOCK The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners,” presented by the Junior Class April 18,19, was different than previous plays at Susquehannock. The seriousness of the play added to the moral of the story, which was don’t put things off; do them now and do them correctly or you may later regret it.” Each member was cast well, and executed his part superbly. Their effort proved to be successful under the direction of Mr. Ruth and next year should be even better. upper right: Quincy Russell and Derek Lasher question Pete Waldman (center), opposite page: upper left: Pete Waldman tells his friend. Rod Rager, about his experience, upper right: Rob Lloyd was very upset with his son, Mike Rohrbaugh lower left: Parents Bill Naylor and Scott Mansfield accuse janitor Derek Lasher of stealing the Community Fund money, lower right: Parents Wayne Burgess, Karen Henry, and Brad Hittie await the arrival of Mr and Mrs. McGinnis. row 1: A. Norek, K. Pravlik, G. Myers, Mr. Ruth, L. Dobrosky, L. Zang, P. Waldman, R Habcrstroh, D. Skelly. row 2: S. Mansfield, C. King, B. Naylor. B. Hittie. R Gaeckler, L. Forry, S Lafferty, R Lloyd, K Henry, W Burgess, L Wysocki, M Miller, Q Russell, J Hemmingcr, M Rohrbaugh, D Lasher, R Rager 106 107 upper right: Steve entertained us with Please Don’t Go.” middle left: Our own Noi performs a native sword dance, middle right: Eugenia Frey teaches us to belly dance. AFS President, Pat Strausbaugh, introduces guests J. Hurd, A. Strogili, M. Trimmer. T. Fuchs, Noi, E. Frey, J. Suarez, R. Mellads, R. Bock, J. Shollenberger, J. Kemp, G. Galendez, A. Sobrcra, R. Lingenfellcr, N. Roseberry, B. Brennan. 108 TOWARD FRIENDSHIP AND UNDERSTANDING Our weekend was again held, despite the snow, at the end of February. Many fun filled activities were held in honor of our guests, highlighted by the dance Saturday evening. Lasting friendships and memories combined with shed tears to make another unforgettaable experience. upper left: Renee Mel lads looks on next to Angela Sobrera and Tom Fuchs, while Mel Boggs, Pete Waldman, and Jean Hemminger enjoy the party upper right Pat Strausbaugh and Jose Suarez had a 109 upper right AFS King and Queen, Carl Bortner and Scarlett Bishop, upper left Third runner-up, Trisha Griffin, dances with escort, lower right: Sharon Lafferty adds finishing touches to the dance decorations as Karen Richardson watches. 110 WALK TOGETHER, TALK TOGETHER Another facet of the AFS program is the domestic exchange and Americans Abroad portion. The quiet, conservative addition to the senior class is Joanne Hurd (top left) from the suburb of Libem. Missouri. She can be found either with her nose in a book or sharing times with close friends Two of our seniors had the opportunity of experiencing a foreign culture. Kim Kiser (bottom i in finland and Diane Luckenbaugh (top right) in Italy Kim spent her summer in the peaceful land of a thousand lakes. Many hours were passed preparing native dishes such as blood pancakes, not a favorite. Diane’s days were filled with travel throughout Italy and neighboring countries Days on the beach and nights of disco erased any homesickness she may have felt. In each instance, unforgettable memories and bonds of love are formed to stand the test of time. Ill OUR TEAMMATE OUR FRIEND Wannapis Charusombat, affectionately known as Noi, displays a quiet manner which soon changes to a radiant smile when spoken to. She is an all-around athlete, but basketball ranks first in preference. Her skill and love of the game are definite assets to the team. When Noi returns to her Thai home, memories of the moments shared will linger, never to be forgotten. Emisa WE’LL REMEMBER STEVE Steve Kahn, a Swiss, is our only male exchange student this year. Because of his complimentary nature, Steve is the well-loved ego booster of the senior class. A soccer enthusiast, he began an intramural program during the fall. Even though Steve shall return to his home near the Geneva Lake, his presence will always remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved him. above Sieve enjoys his senior cooking class 10 break up the tiresome ordeal of a long day upper left Steve and his American brother Rob Thompson, upper right Yves-Etienne Kahn lower left: Sharon Lafferty. a talented artist, displays her portrait of Steve, which she submitted for Governor’s School competition. 113 i-1 Ij2|I|I la a alii I.I !li!1t!!|lilil!l!lSl!li,|.,,.l The girl’s volleyball team also experienced new changes in their format this season. Mrs. Baer became the varsity coach and Miss Neasc, junior varsity. Besides the difference in leadership, new plays and strategics needed to be learned and executed into a winning position. Despite strong setting and powerful spikers, they started off with a loss to Red Lion. The wins began accumulating until another loss disheartened the team. Their chances for a state position diminished when they placed third at Districts, but everyone is still proud of our Warriorettes. top right: Coach Baer Red Lion 16-14, 7-15,13-15 York High 15-6, 15-8 Kcnnard Dale 15-3, 15-4 Dallasiown 15-9, 15-2 Vo-Tech 15-6. 15-9 Hanover 15-8, 15-10 Eastern 15-12, 13-15,9-15 West York 15-1, 15-5 Northeastern 15-5. 10-15, 15-8 York Suburban 12-15,14-16 Dover 15-11, 15-11 South Western 15-5, 15-12 Central 2-15,6-15 Spring Grove 8-15, 11-15 VARSITY TEAM: row 1: L. Nuth — manager. B. McCoy, P Grove. D Wilson. B. Bcnscl, L. Wag- ner, Coach Baer row 2: A. Kline. L. Sprenkle, B Kyger, M Shuchart — manager 116 cop left: Barb McCoy bumps the ball to a teammate, top right: Seniors B. Bensel. D Wilson. P. Grove, L. Wagner. B McCoy, bottom left: Diane Manning spikes the ball over the net for a point bottom right: Linda Wagner sets the ball up 117 top left Ellen Spicer begins the power play, top right: Diana Wilson finesses the ball over the net. JUNIOR ARSITY. row l M Dell — rnanager, J Fourman, C. Russell, E. Spicer, P. Cruise — manager row 2. A. Me New, K Greer. D Bowen, C. Seaman. D Sanford. A Miller, C Markle row 3: C. Riggle. K. Seim, S. Tillman. T Griffin! L Moltz, B. Blough.J Hensthen. 118 HIT AND RUN Once again, Mr. Blough and Mr. Rynearson (left) coached the unit of young baseball players. Instead of playing at Susquehannock, all home games were held at the Glen Rock Athletic Field while our own was being resurfaced for better drainage. The season was not as successful as hoped for, but each player gained valuable experience. With proper guidance, molding, and understanding next year’s team will make a definite mark in county ranking. w 1 R Buettner, R Rinehart, J. Dcel, R Trujillo, S. Russell, D Haynes, row 2: M, Manning, J Dcvilbiss, M Jacobs, M Muir, A Wagner. J rujiilo, D. Smith, D. Fitzpatrick, B. Martin, B. Martin, J. Romoscr, D. Clough. 119 Jv top left: Dave Fitzpatrick scoops up a ground ball, top right: Managers D wn Lloyd, Terry Somerville, and Kim Harris left: Jeff Deel takes some batting practice, above: Statisticians Diane Luckcnbaugh and Cindy Donkin. 121 row 1: C Mundis. S. Lehman, J. Allen, M. Wells, C. Behrens, L Keesey. V. May, A Hidinger, J. Healy, T. Elliott, M. Donkin. B. Ryan. K Krebs. P Walls, Z. Fitzpatrick, row 2: S. Dotson, S. Shaffer. B. Rinehart, K Endsor, D Baker. M Smith. S. Dcel, K Grzymala, D. Bull, S. Qucitzsch, C. Allison. R Griffin, R Stinar, S. Miller. M Bailey. C. Mosicr, L Healy. row 3: A Shaeffer, P. Thomas. K Amcreihn, B. Carroll, D. Lowder, E. Krebs, K. Jacobs. D. Russell. C. Funkhouser, B. Gohn, M. Thornton, R. McLane, M. Card, row 4: P Boardman, L Muth, P Petros, D. Alwinc. B. Vinson. E. Chandler, D Bartl, M Bubb.J. Morgan, T. Shultz. C. Fogle. D. Phillips. D. Eldridge, J. Symank, G. Spangler. D. Alexander. S. McLane, Coach Alwinc, Coach Sparmblack. It has truly been a year of new beginnings at Susquehannock, especially in the sports department. Both a track team and a boys volleyball team became reality under the direction of Mr. Alwine, Mr. Sparmblack, and Miss Adams, respectively. With the renewal of spring, boys and girls began running, jumping hurdles, and throwing the javelin in preparation for exhibition meets. Their participation proved to be successful, particularly the girls, as they raced to win. The season was highlighted by the school’s acceptance into the YCIAA varsity track leagues for 1981. A coaching change proved to be beneficial as Miss Adams found a boys’ team composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Long hours of practice combined with determination and strength, enabled the team to compete in two tournaments. Both of these new teams will help establish Susquehannock among other schools and in the community. A number of honors can be earned if we arc willing to work for them, and we are willing. middle left: Determination is written on Sue Amcreihn’s face as she practices her discus throwing middle right: Denise Quick-Stop Zelinski shows off her trophies” from track practice, lower right: Roberta Stinar watches as B. Gohn clears the hurdles cleanly. 122 upper left: Rob Thompson bumps, as Frank Mohar. Scott Sides, and Ron Moore wait to play it over the net row 1: R. Thompson, D. Moffitt, S. Sides, J. Stout, C. Shuchart, G. Moffitt. row 2: D. McCullough, R. Moore, M. Summers, M. Luttcr, Coach Adams, F Mohar, J. Wood, C. Hess, D. Schwanke, J. Papale. I X 123 SPORTS NIGHT Approximately 355 student athletes, parents, and coaches attended the All Sports Banquet on May 28 at the Shrewsbury Fire Hall. Numerous letters and select trophies were awarded for each sport. The evening’s highlight was the presentation of trophies to the Outstanding Senior Athletes of the Year, Kevin Krom and Linda Wagner. Greg Manning, the guest speaker, summed it up best when he said: Dedication, determination, and sacrifice are the essential elements of every true athlete.” top right: Mr Linnane presents Athletic Director Mr Becker with a plaque, above: Athletes of the Year Kevin Krom and Linda Wagner are shown here with guest speaker Greg Manning, right: Tim Mulligan receives an award as the Outstanding Baseball Player of the Year 124 ATHLE' y U oY SC 0°' wjSSS � WINNERS top right: Diane Luckcnbaugh is presented with the Dr A. H. Henderson Scholar- Athlete Awards left Linda Wagner accepts her trophy as Field Hockey Player of the Year, above: Barb McCoy is congratulated by Mrs. Baer after being selected Volleyball Player of the Year 125 THE ANNUAL ARTS FAIR top left: The Ritzman family inspects the metal II projects on display, top right: Derrick Manka inspects the Ford Engine displayed by Tom Schwarz, middle: Beth Herr and her family discuss home economics with Mrs Tombesi. lower right Mr. Wallace, with the help of Mr. Loucks, judges the Metal II category 126 A PERFECT 10 OR GONG top left: Scarlett Bishop and Linda Wagner prepare their winning act. top right Robert Lloyd, Chuck Barris for the evening, jokes with the unknown comic middle right The Glen Rock Symphonic Orchestra takes a break while Lisa Forty and Scott Mansfield clown around lower left Mr. Heathcote awards another perfect ten while the other judges look on. 127 TRADITION Springtime brin; school-gym. and thcpcMB RyoIve-ff students is outstanding. NoothcT ccrc guarSM ai.that of the theme! so tha may surprise the seniors with oflpnaT; other decoratioui Mh ial night This year's theme was A JropicalJfr ff � i and waWescribecUf Tr Rutius magnificent. Over 270� people attended to make the event a red uoSs. It’s now up to next year's junioTS to try to top this nnu IMPItay nll try and so will junior classes for fars to come, because 4 j 5uS nock. it's a - tradition. , THE BEST OF THE BEST The Awards Assembly was held on the evening of May 27. Invitations had been sent to the parents of those receiving awards so that they might be present. Various certificates, honors, and scholarships were awarded to deserving students, and the new members of the National Honor Society were inducted with an inspiring ceremony. Smiles, and even tears of joy, were evident on faces who walked upon the stage. 'There are many fine students in our school, but these represent the best of the very best.” upper left: Connie Basta receives the National School Choral Award from Mr. Stcgcr. upper right Mr Ruth presents A.F.S. awards to host Rob Thompson and his brother Steve Kahn. Noi and her host sisters Robin Fisher and Kim Kiser Seniors receiving scholarships: Steve Wysocki, Glen Rock Jaycees; Jodi Delp. P.T.O. Awards; Dawn Wilson, Shrewsbury Women’s Club; Michelle Shuchart, Anna Dill Gamble Memorial Scholarship; Dennis Roser, Sico Foundation Scholarship; Carl Bortncr, Dr. Albert H. Henderson Award. 130 JUNIOR MEMBERS: row 1: S. Bortner. A End res, B. Ryan, N. Itzoe. row 2: D. Glatfclter, T. Seitz, L Caruccio, J. Hemminger. row 3: C. Shuc- hart, M. Miller, D. Lasher, A Norek, L. Dobrosky. not pictured: W. Burgess, R. Lloyd, J. Pearson, R. Rinehart, L. Sprcnklc. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: row I: B Blough. K Smith. M. Miller, row 2: D. Bowles, B. Martin, J. Lewis row 3; B. Palmer, K. Bartenslager, M. Greer, D. Wilson. SENIOR MEMBERS: row I R. Elrick.J. Healy, T Bowles, J. Falcone. K Traynor.J. Marchio, B. McCoy, L Wagner, A Benshoof. row 2: M. Shuchart, M. Summers, S. Wysocki, C. Basta, B. Bcnscl, P. Grove, P. Cranston, C. Donkin, D. Luckenbaugh. row 3: R. Thompson, D. Roser, K. Kiser. R. Tomasic, K Krom, C. Bortner, D. Wilson, K. Barker, L. Dobrosky. 131 MOVING ON The time finally came for the class of 1980 to emerge into the adult world. Threatening weather held off so that our commencement exercises could be held outdoors. Faces of apprehension, joy, and sorrow showed on the graduated as they listened to speakers and reflected upon the joyful past and the uncertain future. Our days at Susquehannock blended into years and now it is all just a memory of a dear time only lived once. center left: Carl Bortner, class president, with an anecdote advises the class members to set goals, bottom left: Salutatorian. Dennis Roser, bids a fond farewell to fellow classmates, bottom right: Valedictorian, Diane Luckenbaugh. reflects upon happy high school days at Susquehannock. 132 upper left: Getting ready for the big event are Barry Lee, Dan Shuman, and Mark Kline center left: Alicia Allen offers her musical skill to make the event more memorable, center right: In a touching moment. Mel Taylor. Dawn Seim, Karen Sample, and Pcnnc Grove sing the class song bottom left: The mixed emotions of graduation day arc reflected in the faces of Linda Wagner, Dawn Wilson, and Kim Kiser 133 WSHS 1980 The radio station WSHS 1980, provided the theme for the senior all night party. Hanging records, pennants, and posters held green stickers entitling the lucky finder to a prize. Much of the evening was spent dancing and listening to First Flight, while the rest was spent on consuming mountains of food, swimming and reminiscing. All too soon our time together was over. The night will be one more fond memory of high school days. Let’s keep in touch. top left: Noi enjoys the last night of fun with her friends, top right: Steve Kahn and Laurie Dobrosky consider the snacks the best pan of the evening, bottom The band, First Flight, provided great entertainment all evening. 134 TO THE FUTURE Some decisions have already been made concerning the future, and each one hopes to have chosen correctly. We are now embarking on a new lifestyle where we must accept and learn to conquer the obstacles blocking our pathway. Our sheltered life will be no We, the class of 1980, have come so far together and each of us has the ability to contribute to society in a personal way. Who could imagine that in first grade we would form lasting friendships, but also, reaching out and meeting new people each year thereafter? Our days of hop-scotch and tag are over only to be filled with the needs and pleasures of our current age. Each of us shall look back and remember Susquehannock in a different way. Hopefully, we shall be satisfied with our accomplishments; not regretting the way things could have been. Our days and years are filled with many memories which we store in our hearts to be taken out and examined in the same way one might view a delicate flower. A single thought or a picture brings a smile to your face as you remember the way we were. We truly do bear the torch which lights the future. Madeline Aiken Alisa Alexander Brenda Anderson Edward Bailey 136 Connie Basta Patricia Behrens Belinda Bensel vn Lon Alexander Timothy Bare Alice Benshoof Scarlett Bishop Sue Blachowicz 137 Glenn Amspacher 5 ?? THE Babe Heartache Tonight ! ffna Colada Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough Hot Stuff No More Tears Train Train Money My Sharona Shake Your Groove Thing Gold Feels So Good Rock With You Don’t Do Me Like That Bad Case of Loving You Heart of Glass Rainbow Connection Reunited Logical Song Bad Girls Ring My Bell Brick in the Wall Tragedy Brian Breighner Wynne Bricker Kendra Brown Kathleen Chandler Wannapis Charusombat Craig Clayton 138 Ten Bowles -r— Peggy Cranston Mark Bubb Lisa Cook Linda Bowman Patricia Busky ON THE TUBE WKRP in Cincinnati White Shadow Three’s Company Charlie’s Angels Eight Is Enough Vegas Real People Mork and Mindy Quincy Soap Different Strokes Dukes of Hazzard CHiP’s Incredible Hulk Saturday Night Live Monday Night Football Baseball Muppet Show Mean Joe Green’s Coke Commercial Dallas Tenspeed and Brownshoc Buck Rogers Trapper John. M D From Here to Eternity Commercials Galore' Patrice Crowder Ann Crowl Cynthia ! nkin Donna Druck Dale Dubbs 140 Todd Decker Sandra Deel Michael Dell Ruth Elrick Brian Derksen Gordon Eld ridge Laurie Dobrosky ON THE WIRES U.S. hostages held captive in Iran Soviets invade Afghanistan Gas soars from $.75 to $1.25 Gasohol introduced Salt Treaty hits the dust Possible reinstatement of military registration for men and women Gold hits record of $8(X) per ounce 18 inflation rate 20 prime lending rate Presidential elections and campaigning Jesse Owens dies John Wayne dies Another gas leak at TMI Ricky Gaeckler Jennifer Evelcr Robert Fabic Lance Gibbs Craig Gilbert 142 v Constance Gnau Penne Jo Grove Mark Hall 143 Lori Frank Joanna Falcone Christopher Ferris Ten Kramer vs. Kramer Amityville Horror Going in Style Scavenger Hum The Champ 1941 Roller Boogie Muppet Movie The Rose North Dallas Forty Breaking Away Halloween Animal House Meatballs The In-Laws The Main Event Electric Horseman Skatetown USA Cruising Coal Miner's Daughter American Gigolo Star Trek All That Jazz Chapter Two Hero at Large Sharon Hugill Diana Isennock Gary Johnson 144 June Healy Barbara Henry Bruce Hen sc hen Sondra Kapp Scoct Keesey Joanne Hugh let t Leslie Hudson 145 ON Velour Shins Curly Frizzy Perms Clogs Flannel shirts Textured stockings Heels with jeans Spikes Disco purses Double ear piercing Digital watches Bar pins Vests Wide belts Silk shirts Short hair Designer frame glasses Cowboy boots Warm-up suits Slitted skins Disco dresses Longer skins Blazers Earl Keiser Mark Kirkendall Tina Lucabaugh Diane Luckenbaugh Matthew Luner 146 Kimberly Kiser Pamela Lafferty Derrick Manka Richard Kline Barry Lee Douglas Martin 147 Crystal LaMottc Jennifer Marchio ON THE MIND Christmas Caroling Senior Hook Day McDonalds Ocean City Pizza Hut Float and Halls Win New Track Team Annie Get Your Gun Term papers All Night Parry College applications Jr St Prom Hockey Playoffs Orange Cards Potty Patrol Electronic Games AFS, Weekend Boys' Volleyball Stans Fun Fair Senior Aides Kings Dominion Class of '80 T-Shirts Gregory Moffit Frank Mohar Donna Mummert Lori Myers Daria Nielson 148 David Moore Ronald Moore Timothy Mulligan Brenda O’Donnell Barbara Page Daphne Phillips 149 Barbara McCoy ON THE SCORE BOARD ™World Scries; Pirates over Orioles. MVP Stargill Too Tall Jones; football to boxing to football Dallas Cheerleaders Hollywood Henderson” Darryll Dawkins, alias Dr. Dunk, breaks backboards Nolan Ryan; One million per year for baseball Tracy Austin; Woman athlete of the year Bjorn Borg; Wealthiest athlete Super Bowl; Pittsburg defeats LA. for fourth Super Bowl victory; MVP T. Bradshaw Olympic Boycott requested by President Winter Olympics at Lake Placid; Hockey Team — Gold; Eric Hciden — 5 Gold; Tai and Randy’s quest for Philadelphia Flyers win 35 games Howard Cosell Kurt Thomas Fran Tarkenton and Lou Brock retire Karen Sample Wendie Scheaffer Thomas Schwarz Brian Sharp 150 Michele Shuchart Daniel Shuman m'l William Robinson Dennis Roser Richard Rufo Kenneth Seaman Dawn Seim Sandra Shaffer Theresa Somerville Kenneth Spangler Edwin Spicer 151 Richard Trujillo 152 Lorry Tyler Keith Wacker Robert Thompson s Linda Wagner Raymond Tomasic Gregory Walker Jerry Walker Patricia Strausbaugh Audrey Sturgill Kathleen Tray nor Michael Summers Katherine Wilhelm Steven Williams Dawn Wilson Deborah Windsor Joseph Wood Stephen Wysocki 154 AUTOGRAPHS N. 155 LIFE OF A SENIOR w ffi H g Q top: Mark Fickcs and Scoct Kccsey exchange a point of view while waiting for the buses to leave so they can get in their cars, bottom left: In some classes, such as shop, seniors rub elbows with underclassmen. Srs. Eric Fix and Brian Sharp; Soph. Larry Counts, bottom right Mrs. Wertz always does interesting show cases for the guidance department and Sharon Hugill stops to admire one. 156 top left and right Karen Denney refleas upon the challenge and fun of Senior ood bottom left: Taking time from his football managing. Earl Keiscr studies in the library , bottom right: Ed Bailey adapts to almost any situation. Sweeping the shop floor is only one of his many problems 157 Susquehannock is steeped in tradition and one of the senior rituals is presenting the Fun Fair. Each class member contributed in some way to make the carnival night of March 29 a success. Refreshments, a petting zoo, and endless games were all a part of the fun. Their last efforts as a class were appreciated by young and old alike. upper left: Rick Kline and Jerry Walker rake in the dough with their gambling expertise, upper right Ray Tomasic releases the ball and waits for it to roll into the lucky hole, bottom: Mr. Unnane pits his skill against Mike Jacobs during a game of electronic ping pong. 158 top: Lauqe Dobrosky’s sheep, Bitsy, curiously peers at the camera lens at the petting zoo lower left: Eugene Krebs shows off his part of the fun fair, lower right: June Healy and Ruth Elrick work at the Win a Fish stand. 159 1980 161 r- A MADELINE AIKEN office aide 3 senior aide 4 santa's helpers 1,4 ALISA ALEXANDER chorus 1,4 a.f.s weekend 4 |xi 3 pep club 1.3 a.f s. 2.4 softball team 3 LORI ALEXANDER float comm 1.2 chorus 2, 3,4 vocal ensemble 3.4 af.s 1.2.3.4 prom comm. 3 ALICIA ALLEN concert band 1.2,3.4 marching band 1.2, 3.4 uniform manager 1.2, 3.4 pep band 3.4 stage band 4 mixed chorus 4 hall decorations 2. 3.4 santa’s helpers 2.4 prom comm 3 calumet 3 senior aide 3 aXl. 2.3 GLENN AMSPACHER marching band 1,2,3 concert band 1.2 stagehand 1.2,3.4 orchestra 2 senior class play pep band 2. 3 brass ensemble 1.2 BRENDA ANDERSON wrestling manager 3 homecoming floats I. 2, 3.4 prom comm 3 courier staff 4 yearbook 4 fun fair r b EDWARD A. BAILEY marching band 1,2,3,4 concert hand 1.2.3.4 brass ensemble 1,2,4 stage band 1.2. 3.4 pep band 2. 3.4 pep band director 3.4 jr class play sr. class play float committee senior aide 4 hall committee 2 prom committee 3 fun fair chairman 4 photography club 1 stage band president 4 stage committee 3.4 mixed chorus 4 wrestling 1 play publicity committee 4 TIMOTHY IVAN BARE none KAREN BARKER afx 2. 3 yearbook 2 courier staff courier editor-in-chief 4 work experience 4 LINDA BARNES senior aide 4 jr. class play usherette 3 CONNIE BASTA chorus vocal ensemble band manager senior aide 4 hockey 1.2. 3.4 PATTY BEHRENS santa's helpers senior aide 4 BELINDA BENSEL volleyball 1.2, 3.4 santa's helpers 4 homecoming float committee 1,2.3 homecoming hall committee 1.2.3.4 wrestling cheerleader 2, 3.4 cocapcain 3,4 colorguard 1,2,3.4 student council representative 1,2. 3.4 executive committee 2.3 af.s. court 1,3 mixed chorus 4 vocal ensemble 4 senior aide4 prom committee 3 homecoming candidate 4 fun fair 4 ALICE BENSHOOF cheerleading 3.4 maiorettes 3,4 marching band 1, 2 marching band secretary 4 chorus 1,2,3.4 chorus secretary 3 chorus vice-president 4 af.s. 1,2,3 concert band 1.2. 3.4 choral ensemble 3 senior aide 4 prom committee 3 float committee 1.2, 3 homecoming committee 1.2, 3.4 SCARLETT BISHOP courier 4 homecoming 1 st runner-up 4 fun fair 4 prom committee a.f.i queen 4 SUSAN LYNN BLACHOWICZ cheerleading 1.2, 3 senior aide 4 prom committee 3 sr. class play usherette fun fair 4 CARL DAVID BORTNER basketball 1.2 student council 1. 2, 3.4 class officer 1.2,3.4 president 1. 2.3.4 marching band 1, 2, 3,4 vice-president 3 president 4 concert band 1,2, 3.4 stage band 2,3.4 treasurer 4 orchestra 1. 2 rth-s. 2, 3.4 sr class play 4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 1.2, 3.4 af.s court 4 fun fair chairman 4 student of month 4 KIM BORTNER prom committee 3 senior aide 4 santa's helpers 4 SHARON IRENE BOSLEY float committee 1. 2, 3,4 Sana's helpers 2,4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 4 fun fair 4 work expenence 4 TERI LYN BOWLES track 1 crosscountry 1 basketball I ski club 1 mixed chorus 1,2 homecoming committee 2,3,4 prom committee 3 senior ink 4 (Imi committe� 2,5,4 uno’� helpers 2.4 fun (air 4 co-chairman 4 cherT leading 3.4 ctxaptain 4 jr. class play committee 3 a.f s. 3 brain teasers club 2 pep club 4 hall committee 2. 3.4 LINDA DIANE BOWMAN santa’s helpers 1,2 santa’s helpers coordinator 4 float committee 1.2.3 student council alternate 1.3 work experience 4 BRIAN BREIGHNER none WYNNE ELAINE BRICKER a.U 3.4 jr. class play usherette 3 sr class play usherette 4 prom committee 3 fun fair chairman 4 senior aide 4 KENDRA JO BROWN marching band 1.2. 3.4 concert band 1,2, 3.4 vocal ensemble 3 a.f s. 1,2, 3 prom com mince 3 pep band 3.4 stage band 4 orchestra 4 basketball 2 band uniform manager 1,2.3.4 play ticket committee 3 santa's helpers 2.4 courier staff 4 music hall decoating committee 2. 3.4 MARK BUBB football 1.2.3.4 basketball 1.2. 3.4 senior aide 4 prom committee 3 WENDY BURNS jr. class play 3 sr. class play 4 senior aide 4 craft club 1.4 school store 2 PAT BUSKY colorguard 2,3.4 float committee 2. 3.4 prom committee 3 163 Mr. Mcrrifield’s senior aide, Brenda O’Donnell works on shop accounts. KATHY CHANDLER Lfj. 2, 3.4 marching band 1,2.4 band manager 1.2, 3.4 concert band 1,2,4 prom committee 3 chorus 2 senior aide 4 santa's helpers 1,2.4 WANNAPIS- CHARUSOMBAT (NOI) basketball a-fs. volleyball badminton ping pong sr. class play 4 co-captain 1 wrestling cheerleader 2,3.4 co-captain 4 calumet 2. 3 assistant editor 2 editor 3 g a a chib 2 pep club 4 softball manager 1 varsity football cheerleader 3.4 prom committee 3 float committee 2.3.4 hall committee 2. 3.4 student council alternate 4 homecoming committee 4 sr class play committee 4 sr class play usherette 4 senior aide 4 office aide 4 fun fair chairman 4 y’s secretary 2 honor roll 1.2,3.4 TERRI CHRISTOPHER senior aide 4 prom commuter 3 PATRICE CROWDER float committee 1,2,3 prom commuter 3 school store 2 senior aide 4 CRAIG CLAYTON diversified occupations 4 ROBERT CUMOR PEGGY JEAN CRANSTON chert leading 1 D TODD DECKER basketball I. 2, 3, 4 football 2.3.4 «olfi SANDRA LEE DEEL marching band 1,2, 3,4 concert band 1.2.3.4 stage band 2.4 basketball 1,2,3 softball 1,2.) prom committee ) track 4 play ticket comminer 3 orchestra 2.4 LYNN DELL work experience 4 MICHAEL RAY DELL football 1,2.5.4 basketball I prom committee 3 senior aide 4 JODY LYNN DELP hockey 1,2, ),4 cheer leading 3.4 prom committer 3 float committee 4 senior aide 4 fun fair committer 4 student council alternate I KAREN DENNEY homecoming float committee 1.2,) prom committer 3 student council) santa's helpers 1.2,4 santa's helpers coordinator 4 senior aide 4 work experience 4 ROLAND DAVID DENTON industrial arts show 1. 2. 3,4 work experience 4 BRIAN J. DERKSEN wrestling 1.2.) float committer prom committee ) SHARON ELAINE DEUEL student of month 3 hockey 1,2,3.4 basketball 3 softball 2.) badminton 1 courier staff editor 4 homecoming candidate 4 hall committee 4 homecoming comminer 4 santa's helpers 4 aerobic dance club 4 student council 1 student council alternate 4 jr class play usherette 3 sr class play usherette 4 sr class play ticket committer 4 senior aide 4 fun fair 4 craft club 2 prom committer 3 LAURIE DOBROSKY band manager 2.3.4 yearbook 3.4 editor 4 national honor society ), 4 ft class play 3 CYNTHIA DONKIN hockey 1.2,3.4 basketball 2, ), 4 volleyball 2 baseball score keeper) student council 2 freshman class secretary 1 national honor society ). 4 santa's helpers 4 homecoming comminer 1.2.3.4 prom committer 3 senior aide 4 honor roll DONNA DRUCK prom committer 3 senior aide 4 school store 2 DALE DUBBS football 1,2, 3.4 wrestling 1.2.3,4 prom committer 3 Laurie Hoffackcr considers the foreign meal she will be preparing tomorrow. E JOEDY EHRHART sr. class play GORDON DANA ELDRIDGE marching band 1, 2. 3,4 concert band 1,2, 3.4 soccer 3 track 4 fun fair 4 senior aide 4 KELLY KERIN ELLIOTT a f s. 3.4 color guard 4 boy’s varsity basketball manager 3.4 prom committer 3 homecoming committer 4 santa's helpers 4 float committer 3.4 hall comminer fun fair 4 honor roll distinguished honor roll senior aide 4 jr. class play committer sr. class play comminer prom ricket committer 3 homecoming ticket committer 4 RUTH ELRICK a.f.s. 1.2. 3.4 homecoming ticket committer 4 If class play committer 3 sr class play committee 4 prom committer 3 honor roll distinguished honor roll yearbook staff fun fair 4 JENNIFER SUE EVELER hockey 12 164 BOB FABI E basketball I, 2 JOANNA FALCONE hockey 1,2, 5.4 cheerleading 2, 5.4 student council 1.2 national honor society 2.5.4 santa’s helpers 2,4 senior aide 4 homecoming candidate 4 prom committee 5 homecoming committee 4 CHRIS FERRIS football 2,3.4 wrestling 2. 5 sr class play 4 prom committee 3 senior aide 4 MARK EDWARD FICKES basketball 1. 2 ROBIN LYNN FAYETTA FISHER cheerleading I coiorguard 2. 3.4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 4 float committee 3.4 hall committee 3.4 a.f.s. 4 a.f.s. treasurer 4 studedTrX month 4 ir. class play 3 sr. class play 4 girl's basketball manager 4 student council alternate 4 senior aide 4 fun fair chairman 4 pep club 3.4 courier editor 4 play committee 3.4 homecoming ticket committee 4 graduation escort 3 host sister 4 honor roll ERIC FIX none LORI FRANK senior aide 4 DERRICK FRITZ senior aide 4 homecoming committee 3 prom committee 3 track 4 santa's helpers 4 fun fair 4 float committee I, 2. 3.4 hall committee 1. 2. 3.4 PATTY FROELICH senior aide 4 santa's helpers RICKY REED GAECKLER fun fair 4 LANCE GIBBS football 1.2.3.4 basketball 1,2 CRAIG GILBERT wrestling l. 2 CONSTANCE R. GNAU chorus chorus ensemble a-fs. senior aide 4 PENNE JO GROVE cheerieadmg 1.2. 3,4 cocaptain 1,4 volleyball 1.2. 3.4 homecoming court 4 student council alternate 4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 4 fun fair 4 santa's helpers 4 vocal ensemble 4 mixed chorus 4 hall decorating 2, 3.4 senior aide 4 gong show 2. 3.4 honor roll 4 a.f.s. hostess 3 - H MARK HALL none JUNE ELLEN HEALY sanu s helpers ir class play sr class play prom committee basketball 4 homecoming committee fun fair chairman 4 track senior aide 4 student director of sr class play BARBARA LYNNE HENRY a.f.s. 2.3.4 pep club 1 craft club 2 sr class play ir class play committee prom committee 3 senior aide 4 fun fair chairman 4 homecoming committee I. 2. 3 santa’s helpers 1.2.4 float committee 1. 2 yearbook workshop club 4 yearbook staff 4 school store 4 hall decorations 2. 3 honor roll 3 chnstmas mural painter 4 pep band banner painter 4 BRUCE L. HENSCHEN wrestling 1.2, 3.4 weightlifting 1.2. 3.4 ELIZABETH HERR field hockey senior aide 4 game club 2 card club 4 KIMBERLY LYNN HEUER homecoming queen 4 warrior mascot 4 fun fair 4 homecoming float committee 4 yearbook staff 4 prom comminer 3 senior aide 4 ELLEN HI DINGER none LAURIE J. HOFFACKER a f s. 3.4 senior aide 4 fun fair chairman 4 KAREN HUGHES senior aide 4 fun fair 4 mat maid 1.2 gymnastics 2 girls league 2 a s.b. 3 student council 2.3 class representative 1.2. 3.4 football manager 4 international club 3.4 teachers aide I. 2. 3.4 wrestling manager 2. 3 class president 2 JOANNE HUGHLETT homecoming float committee 1. 2. 3.4 prom committee 3 golf 3 wrestling manager 3 honor roll 1.2.3.4 sanu's helpers 2.3 senior aide 4 yearbook suff 3 SHARON DIANE HUGILL prom committee 3 jr class play committee senior aide 4 craf t club 165 DIANA ISENNOCK senior ude 4 GARY JOHNSON football 1 basketball 3 basketball club honor noli prom committer 3 - L CRYSTAL LAMOTTE jr. class play prom committee 3 senior aide 4 DIANE LUCKENBAUGH hockey 1,2,3.4 boys baseball manager 1. 2,3.4 girls basketball 2 boys basketball manager 3 student council 3 honor society 3.4 homecoming committee 1.2.3.4 ai.s. student in italy 4 fun fair 4 prom decorating committee 3 santa's helpers 2 TINA MARIE LUCABAUGH a.f.s. 3, 4 boy's varsity basketball manager 3.4 prom committee 3 homecoming decorating committee 3 santa's helpers 1.4 float committee 2. 3.4 hail decoration committee 2,3,4 fun fair chairman 4 honor roll distinguished honor roll senior aide 4 jr. class play ticket committee 3 r- K rv m KAHN YVES-ETIENNE (STEVE) a.fa student council soccer senior aide 4 it class play SONDRA KAPP a-f a 3 senior aide 4 coiorguard 2,3.4 EARL KEISER jr. class play sr class play marching band 1,2,3 concert band 1.2,3 basketball manager 4 football manager 4 MARK S. KIRKENDALL football 3,4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 4 class play stage crew 3.4 senior aide 4 santa's helpers 4 fun fair 4 float committee 3.4 escort 4 KIMBERLY KISER school store 1 library aide 1 a.f-s.1,2.3,4 amencan abroad to (inland 4 class vice-president 3.4 float committee 1.2,3,4 hall committee 1,2,3,4 homecoming committee chairman srudrnt council 3,4 sate convention 3 yearbook 3.4 literary editor 3.4 jr. class play prom committee chairman 3 national honor society 3.4 fun fair chairman 4 student of month 4 who’s who among amencan high school students 4 MARK KLINE none RICK KLINE marching bond 1,2 concert band 1,2,3 stagehand 1,2,3 float committee 3.4 fun fair chairman 4 work experience 4 KEVIN SCOTT KROM golf 1.2.3.4 golf captain 4 golf dutnets 3,4 basketball 1.2,3.4 basketball co-captain 4 national honor society 3.4 student council 1,4 af.s. king 3 fun fair 4 student of month 4 who's who among amencan high school students BRIAN KROUT football 1 wrestling 1 TROY KRUG marching band 1,2. 3,4 concert band 1.2, 3.4 orchestra 1.2,3.4 senior aide 4 DERRICK MANKA football 1 golf 2,3.4 prom committee 3 float committee student council alternate JENNY MARCHIO hockey 2, 3,4 softball 1,2.3 cheerleading 2.3.4 cheerleading cocaptain 2 homecoming committee prom committee 3 senior aide 4 santa's helpers 4 honor roll distinguished honor roll national honor society 3,4 fun fair 4 DOUG MARTIN weightlifting JOY MAY marching band 1.2, 3 concert band 1,2, 3,4 JEFFREY MCCAULEY senior aide 4 prom committee 3 fun fair 4 BARB MCCOY hockey 1,2,3.4 cheerleading 2. 3,4 cheerleading co-captain 2 volleyball 1.2,3.4 volleyball co-captain 2 chorus 4 student of month 2 santa's helpers 4 senior class play committee 4 float cofamittee homecoming candidate 4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 166 w class play usherette 4 student council alternate 1 yearbook waff 4 french club 3 library aide 1 who'� who among a mem an high school student) MATTHEW C LUTTER a f s. 2nd runner-up 2 float committee 2, 5,4 work experience 4 graduation services usher 5 BRENDA A. O’DONNELL colorguard BARBARA J. PAGE senior aide 4 fun fair chairman 4 prom committee 3 santa’s helpers 1 ir. class play committee jr class play usherette u class play committee sr class play usherette a-f.s. 12 DAPHNE MARIE PHILLIPS prom committee 5 fun fair 4 future secretaries club vice-president � 3 senior aide 4 fun fair 4 national honor society 3.4 distinguished honor roll volleyball 4 honor roll fun fair 4 TIMOTHY MULLIGAN senior aide 4 baseball 1.2,3.4 BRETT MILLER float committee 1,2, 3,4 homecoming committee 1. 2, 3.4 marching band 1.2,3 concert band 1,2,3 optimist award 4 pep band DONNA LYNNE FELECIA ADRIENNE MUMMERT MILLER chorus 2.3 afs nurse’s club 1,4 newspaper staff senior aide 4 GREGORY LEE MOFFITT CRAIG ANDREW MUTH concert band 1,2, 3.4 marching band 1, 2,3,4 drum major 2,3.4 none stage band 1,2, 3.4 orchestra 2, 3.4 pep band 2. 3.4 LORI ANN MYERS 1978 Pennsylvania ambassador of music ai.s. I960 hanover lancers fun fair 4 sr. class play senior aide 4 FRANK MOHAR float committee 1, 2, 3.4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 4 band 1.2.3.4 track 4 volleyball 4 DAVID MOORE football 3.4 wrestling 3,4 homecoming escort 4 float committee 3.4 volleyball 4 prom committee 3 fun fair 4 senior aide 4 RON MOORE football 4 R WILLIAM S. ROBINSON none DENNIS CARL ROSER band manager 1.2,3.4 homecoming committee 1,2, 3.4 honor roll distinguished honor roll national honor society 2.3.4 student council 4 jr. class play sr. class play prom committee 3 fun fair 4 senior aide 4 game club 2 science demo club 4 student of month 4 RICK RUFO football I. 3.4 wrestling 1,2,3 yearbook staff 3 homecoming esc on 4 fun fair 4 prom committee 3 homecoming committee 4 As library senior aide. Ruth Elrick has spent many happy days 167 s KAREN SAMPLE sana's helper� 1 hill committer 2. J, 4 prom committer 3 homecoming committee fun (air chairman 4 color guard 4 student council secretary 4 mised chorus 2.5.4 mixed chorus secretary 4 vocil ensemble 5.4 ir class play sr class play drama club I senior asde4 distinguished honor roll honor roll bona executive council hinover little theatre topasic (new freedom theater) altland's ranch dinner theatre WENDIE ANN SCHAEFFER volleyball 1 jr. class play usherette sr. class play usherette colorguard 5.4 senior aide 4 prom committee 5 THOMAS SCHWARZ band KEN SEAMAN football 1,2, 3.4 wrestling I. 2 student council I, 2 DAWN LEE SEIM chorus 1,2,5,4 chorus ensemble 5.4 jr class play sr class play colorguard 3.4 wrestling manager 3 boy's basketball manager 4 student council alternate 4 prom committee 3 float committee 2. 3.4 hall committee 2. 3.4 senior aide 4 fun fair chairman 4 its 2 SANDRA D. SHAFFER santa's helpers 1,2 jr class play committee jr class play usherette sr class play committee sr class play usherette prom com mi nee 3 fun fair 4 senior aide 4 MICHELLE ANN SHUCHART distinguished honor roil 1.2. 3.4 honor guard sergeant national honor society 2. 3.4 colorguard 1.2.3.4 french club 1 st24003ir class play ushore student council alternate 4 class treasurer 1.2 homecoming float committee 1. 2. 3.4 hall committee 1.2. 3.4 homecoming court 4 prom committee 3 volleyball manager 3.4 santa's helpers chairman 4 sr class play 4 senior axle 4 fun fair ccxhairman 4 who's who among amencan high school students 4 voice of democracy winner 3 concert usherette 3.4 york 4counry iunior miss pageant finalist 3 jr class play committee 3 marching band treasurer 4 DANIEL SHUMAN none TERRY SOMERVILLE cheer leading 1 santa's helpers 1 pep club 1 basketball intramural� 2 santa's helpers 2 hockey manager 3 basketball manager 3 hockey trainer 4 sr. class play basketball trainer 4 sports and stats club 4 baseball trainer 4 KEN SPANGLER JEAN STINE MARCIA L. STOUGH af t. 4 � i 4 chorus 3.4 santa's helpers 2.4 jr class play committee 3 sr. class play committee 4 office aide 2 PATSTRAUSBAUGH af.s. af.s president 4 sr. class play ir class play fun fair ccxhairman 4 prom committee 3 homecoming float committee senior aide 4 AUDREY STURGILL courier news editor 4 volleyball intramurals 4 senior aide 4 MELANIE R. TAYLOR class vice-president 1.2 student council secretary 3 student council representative 2.4 float committee 1.2.3,4 colorguard 2. 3.4 homecoming court 4 prom committee 3 Sana's helpers senior aide 4 sr. class play executive council 3 TERRY TERRELL float committee 1.2,3 prom committee 3 school store 2 craft club 4 work experience 4 ROBERT C THOMPSON football manager 1 basketball 1,2 baseball 1.2 student council 3 ir class play student council president 4 sr. class play host brother for af.s 4 office aide 3,4 athletic association secretary 4 aerobic dance club 4 drama club 1 softball 4 MICHAEL VAN ZANDT SUMMERS wrestling 1.2,3.4 football 1 band I yearbook 2. 3.4 assistant business manager 2 business manager 3,4 af.s. 1.2 volleyball 4 float committee 1.2. 3.4 prom committee 3 fun fair 4 CATHY MARIE SUMNER senior aide 4 af.a RAYMOND TOMASIC «oif 1.2.5.4 yearbook 2. 5.4 boy’s sports editor 2,3 assistant editor-in-chief 4 |f claw play v dais play homecoming float committee 1.2 national honor society 3. 4 fun fair 4 KEE TRAYNOR yearbook 3.4 hockey 1.2 student council t. 2.3 class secretary 2 honor society 2. 3.4 float committee 1.2,3,4 lino's helpers 2.4 RICH TRUJILLO baseball 2. 3.4 basketball 2,3 baseball j.v. captain 3 homecominc committee 2. 3.4 float committee 2,3,4 hall committee 2,3.4 senior aide 4 sama's helpers 4 prom committee 3 track 4 KEITH WACKER wrestlinc 2.3 prom committee 3 float committee 3.4 soccer 1,2,3 lacrosse I hall committee 3.4 fun fair 4 track 4 LINDA KAY WAGNER hockey 1,2,3.4 basketball cheerleader 2.3,4 volleyball 1,2,3.4 jr class secretary sr class secretary national honor society 3.4 fun fair chairman 4 chorus 4 prom committee 3 hall committee 3 honor roll distinguished honor roll GREGORY ALLEN WALKER football I basketball 1, 3.4 chorus 2,4 prom committee 3 homecominc float committee 2,3 basketball club 4 JERRY WALKER float committee 2. 3.4 wrestlinc 1.2,3,4 football I prom committee 3 work experience 4 TRUDI WALTEMYER fun fair chairman senior aide 4 jr class play usherette sr class play usherette LOWELL A. WHERLEY none KATHY WILHELM colorguard 1,2, 3.4 wrestlinc manager 4 af.s. 3.4 af s secretary 4 float committee 1. 2. 3.4 senior aide 4 jr. class play sr class play STEVE WILLIAMS wrestlinc 1.2,3,4 wrestlinc captain 4 weightlifting dub 4 boy’s intramurals 4 fun fair 4 float committee 1,2 boy’s softball intramurals 2.3 diversified occupation 4 gong show 4 DAWN WILSON student council 1.3.4 class treasurer 3,4 volleyball 1,2,3.4 courier staff an editor 4 national honor society 3.4 float committee 1. 2, 3.4 hall committee 1,2,3.4 distinguished honor roll 1.2,4 honor roll 3 fun fair chairman 4 sr. class play DEB WINDSOR basketball 1.2 volleyball 1.2 ga.a 1.2 JOSEPH WOOD track 4 volleyball 1.4 fun fair 4 homecoming committee 3 prom committee 3 office aide 3.4 sama’s helpers 4 float committee 1.2,3.4 hall decorating committee 1, 2.3.4 STEPHEN L. WYSOCKI orchestra chorus string quartet choral ensemble pit orchestra W I— Z BRENDA LEE ZIEGLER concert band 1. 2. 3.4 marching band 1,2. 3.4 head majorette 4 stage band 3.4 stage band secretary 4 pep band 4 chorus 1,2, 3.4 vocal ensemble 3 jr class play volleyball manager 4 af.a 1,2,3 prom committee 3 band uniform manager 1,2,3,4 Sana’s helpers 2.4 music hall decoranons 2.3.4 Diana Isennock spends part of her senior aide time as tea taster. NO RESPONSE Kathy Adams Lisa Cook John Cramer Ann Crowl Steve Fields Dale Fosbenner Robert Halleran Eunice Haynes Leslie Hudson Scott Kcesey Pamela Lafferty Barry Lee Kathy Mitchell Daria Nielson Craig Richardson LaDawna Rinehart Peter Schalclinc Bobbi Schwarz Brian Sharp Kerri Shelley Ed Spicer Todd Stine John Symank Larry Tyler 169 ADTE ALLIED VAN UNES NunnBush jtatkuintd ' -A 3cJlllRftl filuiUAlU adidas Cc rJLto JwuinAwtck.. i s k Texas Instrume I N COR PORATED K € F 55gllc REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS RADIO DISPATCHED Kodak ™,- « F0� M«c7if; Good Housekeepi GUARANTEES OR REFUND TO ?! THJ5GUARANTEE APPLIES TL' S)cAfi .Hii Nor installation PS i i BOTANY'SOO HAMMOM OK( V IBM Grcun ei The Friendly Store TOASTMASTER Hf-min ton Fiutni Dictaphone GENERAL TELEPHONE ELECTRONICS BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM A Verifax J.C. PENNEY CO., INC. QnnQ t% ISordens «AQ ttft MESSAGE PATRONS Mary — Thanks for making my first year easier — Barb Barbie and Jim Forever 4-3-80 The old man is tops. Glik!!! Life is a trip ... all around the county — Flea and Mad Mrs. Shulde — Even though we fought and screamed you are still the best advisor! Derek Mark and Andy: The biggest sweethearts of the junior class. Love. Tight Pants and Sniffles To a very good friend from Squig to Billy Jack Hold your breath, here comes smelly Dear Mr Marks Hi' From your two beautiful straight A + + + students from period -8 Never B +. See Va L and T Trisha: I will love you Always and Forever Best Wishes to the class of 1980. Mrs McCoy Woodchuck To a girl so sweet and fine. To my love I love divine Mars Hershey Park fun for the class of 81. J.P. Barb Thanks for a memorable year. Keep on trying to be the best! Remember that it s a Marshmallow World.” R.L. Is everybody here? Where is . D.K.. C.H., L.W.. S.K., M.F., P.D.. T.D.. and R H OK Let s Go. G. M. You’re a special person D.Z. The trip to Hershey Park by the class of 81 was a complete success' Thanx Miss Nease for a great V-ball season. You made it enjoyable and profitable for all of us Kim and Cheryl W,W. Though we’ve gone our separate ways, I will always care for you and be your friend. L.C. Barbie-Doll. Thanks for the help and for putting up with us. L and L Hands off Dawn T.J. Best wishes to all my friends. Love Phvl Myers Sergeant Shulde Thanks for all the lunches periods 6,7,8. Sure beats Cafeteria food! G.M. Amy Thanks for making the prom the best night of my life! You know. I just love the ZANY people on the Newlywed Game, too. R L. Hey Socki, Thanks for all the before school hair styles in the auditorium. Gin Crys, Dawn. Laurie, and Ruth: Thanks for everything these last few months. Love ya. Kimmy Sue Noi: Never forget the new words you learned or who explained them. Derrick Please let me have just one Good cut this Wednesday Kim Mr. Ruth, Thanks for making the prom so special. Class of 81 Hey Rough. Let’s get together sometime. I heard that the 3rd time is the charm!!! Beth Madame. Nous Vous aimons! La mielle classe. To a pair of 10’s With all my love Larry, 1 hope our love will last forever. 'I love you’ Remember all our special times. P.D. Steve. Always remember the hayride. Love Nancy B.J. Yves F.tienne, Fnendship has become a precious word to me because I’ve found its meaning knowing you. Lori Kim and Drugs Never forget smelly and 9th period. Love Dough Bro Mrs. Shulde, Thanks for all the help and understanding. Donetta Mary and Penny. BOY HOOKS SCHOOL AND PAYS PRICE! Remember our innertube ride down pretty boy. It was worth remembering’ We are all OK. but we wonder if the snake lived. Just remember us by the scrapes and scars! Randy and Mark 173 Follow Your School News With Service To The People Published by The Dispatch Publishing Co. 15-17 E. Philadelphia St.. York, Pa. 17401 Phone: York (717) 854 1575 York County Office, 5A South Main Street, Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Phone: 235-6835 Congratulations to the Class of '80 MORIN CONSTRUCTION Front Street New Freedom, Pa. 17349 235 3826 Congratulations to the graduating class. We're with you on this great day, and all the great days to come. 174 MAIN TOOL COMPANY, INC. New Freedom, Pa. 17349 (717)235-4851 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Phone (717) 757-2688 HONDA — YAMAHA OF YORK Phone: 235 4495 BEAUTY SALON 33 Lisburn Ave. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 The Place For A Hair Affair Sales and Service 1881 Whiteford Rd. — York, Pa. 17402 Some Day You'll Own a Yamaha Congratulations to the Class of 1980 New Theatre, Inc. 28 E. Franklin St. New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Family Enter+ainmenf — Open all year Allan and Beverly Bagnall Theafre: 235-5340 Owners Home:235-2542 Congratulations to the Cla ss of 1980 From the Yearbook Staff 176 Compliments of GLEN TRADITIONALS Glen Rock, Pa. Front Street New Freedom, Pa. 717-235 6806 Other Mr. Bill's Locations Ocean City, Md. Corner Rt. 50 and I 16 301 289 4190 425 Harrisburg Pike Lancaster, Pa. 717 299-2791 Front Stroot Niw Fnidom. Pi. 717 - 235 8806 other Mr Bill s locations Ociin City, Md. Cormr Rt. 50 611 301 - 289 4190 425 Hirrisburg Pike Lancaster, Pi. 717 - 299 2791 (carry-out only) Wishing each member of the class of 1980 a life of joy and fulfillment from THE CLASS OF'82 HARRY L BUBB ASSOCIATES 1 m m Complete Insurance Service 4 West Mair St. New Freedom, Pa. Phone:235-3851 Pennsylvania Broker Notary Public MD Broker S.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations to the Class of 1980 HENRY PAINT AND HARDWARE Jill INDUSTRIES Complete Line of Hardware, Shrewsbury, Pa. Paint, and Gifts Phone 235 2716 SHREWSBURY GARAGE Official Inspection Station 963 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Phone 235-2933 General Repairing Phone (71 7) 235 3562 Fire Place Specialist GARY L SHULTZ, INC. General Contractor Rutledge Road New Freedom, PA. I 7349 £«• tA� bUala Ium� tiu V MM Me� � ' LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 157 L BROAIWAY, REI UOR. PA. PR. 244-4117 Quality of Life Has Many Parts Our High Yield Forests are important in many ways to the quality of life. Besides serving as a habitat for wildlife, they provide opportunity for recreation, protect watersheds and return oxygen to the air. In another aspect of life, our forests arc the source of a wide range of products, generate jobs for our employees, and help support nearby communities through taxes and purchases. And because forests are renewable, they can go on and on, year after year, contributing to the quality of life. Weyerhaeuser New Freedom, Pa. The Tree Growing Company MARTINS AUTO REPAIR I I High Street New Freedom, PA I 7349 Phone: 235-4902 State Inspection Motor Work Do Your Engine a Favor s Compliments of: ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE LIQUIDATION, INC. Commercial — Retail Collections York, Pa. 17402 717 846 2233 Congratulations to the Wonderful Class of 1980 Let's All be Builders for a Better Community, Country, and World IRVIN F. RAPPOLDT, BUILDER Yves-Etienne Kahn Louise de Savoie 69 Morges, Vaud 1110 Switzerland A.F.S. Exchange Students: Wannapis Charusombat 33 6 Petkasame Rd. Nongkame Bangkok, Bangkok Thailand Joanne Hurd RR 3 Box 128 Liberty, Missouri 64068 C. Allen Ruhl, Jr. Phone: 1-717-235-61 79 THE WORLD OF PLASTERCRAFT SPECIALTY ENGINE SERVICE York and New Freedom Road Foreign and Domestic Tune Up Welding 30 Water St. General Auto Repairs Expert Engine Rebuilding Radiator Flushing Air Conditioning Service Glen Rock, Pa. Buy, Sell and Collector of Antique Engines Phone 235 6562 DR. ARTHUR L. (717) 235 4824 m jLjNJrtrUI (717)854 5416 | COPP REALTOR Phone: 235 1612 1 SHREWS BURV PA. 1 Office! i ,736' 21 S. Main St. «K Chriopractor 7 W. Main St. OB New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Om Hours: By Appointment Only Compliments of SK Mon., Wed., Fri. W 9 A.M. 2 P.M. 4P.M.-9P.M. Tues., Sat. 9 A.M. — Noon No Thursday Life Thru Adjustment ALPRUEITT AND SONS Antique Auto Restoration Shop 180 Glen Rock, Pa. FIVE-TOWN MOTORS INC. SMITH’S QUALITY SUPER MARKET Shrewsbury, Pa. Sales Service RICHARD FLEMMENS 141 Manchester St., Glen Rock, Pa. 235 1916 Our Own Fresh Dressed Meats— Federally Inspected (Local Raised Beef Processed in Our Own Modern Slaughter House) Hair Styling One Stop Super Market Shopping — Big Cash Savings RD 2 Glen Rock Phone: 235 5328 YF CONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY A YORK FEDERAL CO. Instant Cash for: Bill Consolidation •Vacations New or Used Autos Medical Bills, or any good reason. We Approve Personal Loans up to $10,000 Two Convenient Locations: •Southern York County Old Farm Lane Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone 235 6891 •Downtown York 23 East King Street Phone 843 8085 •Hours: York Monday-Friday 9:30 5:00 Shrewsbury Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 5:00 Fridays 9:00 7:00 Evening Hours by Appointment PAUL L SMITH INC. Builders and Developers Since 1946 Building Better Communities Apartments — Town Houses — Single Family Homes Residential — Commercial — Industrial Developers of Freedom Hills — York Manor East — Eastwood — Colonial Heights — Running Brook — Southern Farms — Marbrooke — Oakwood Manor — Remove and Install 741 0817 or 235 4060 2449 South Queen St., York, Pa. Phone 235-2007 (lEatricaf Air Conditioning Electrical Radial Tires LARRY'S AUTO SERVICE 235 5787 502 S. Main St., Shrewsbury, Pa. Specializing in AMC and JEEP Used Cars Your One Stop Agency Music of All Kinds — Magic Shows Country — Bluegrass — Pop — Rock — (Exotic Dancer's) Office RD 3, Box 248, Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Phone: 235-2604 yVancy ViCCiarrit BEAUtY SALON 216 Cardinal Drive Super Cuts 182 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 for Guys and Gals YORK COUNTY SHOPPING CENTER Serving Dinners fill 1:00 A.M. After the Prom ARPETS by MARTIN INCORPORATED c ft ex tlie SaCe-Ct Se vLce tfiat Count !’ FREE ESTIMATES Phone (717) 235-2548 Shop at Home Service 308 N. Main 8t. Satisfaction Guaranteed Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Zenith Quasar TV, Stereo Appliances Sty'foti SALES SERVICE I I Plank Road, Shrewsbury, Pa. Ph. 235 2921 Wheel Horse Lawn and Garden CB and Scanners MoCat — Royce — Regency Sharp Microwave Ovens Dr. Kurt R. Bauer Market Square Shopping Center, Shrewsbury, Pa. NON-SURGICAL CORRECTION OF SPINAL DISORDERS 717-235-6842 NARDIE'S FOOD MARKET Home Dressed Meats — Fancy Groceries, Frozen Foods For Free Delivery Phone 235-2516 183 Compliments of JIMMY WILSON JR. STORAGE Mon., Tues., Thurs. Wed. and Friday Saturday 9 to 6 9 to 8 9 to 5 DELLINGER'S BARBER SHOP AND STYLING SHOP 75 Acco Drive York, Pa. 17402 741 461 I AGENT ALLIED VAN LINES Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, PA Phone 235-5250 Specializing in Cutting Men, Women and Childrens Hair Also Body Waves (717)235 6822 BOWMAN'S ICE CREAM 10-12 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. Homemade Ice Cream Prop. Jeffrey Reider STATE FARM INSURANCE For Insurance Call Mike O’Dell 9 W. Forrest Ave. Shrewsberry, Pa. 17361 Phone 717 235-3544 NEW FREEDOM LUMBER CO. Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There New Freedom, Pennsylvania 17349 Phone 235-48 19 Albert C. George, President Lumber and Building Supplies (717)235-5684 l 3unny i OH OexuLcs. All Makes and Models Ken Jefferies Owner, Cet 17 W. Main St. New Freedom 1 84 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices — Bloomington, Illinois WHITE'S GARAGE 24 Hr. Coin Operated Car Wash Hametown, on U.S. 11 I RD I, Glen Rock, Pa. 717-235-1803 FARM HOME AND GARDEN SUPPLIES Ma in and Valley St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 235-3288 717 235 5048 Shop zdl {azy (2anzdij'± Unisex Beauty Salon Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 I 717 235 1532 or 235-3027 R.D. 3, Glen Rock, Pa. STONER'S AUCTION Sale Every Sat. 6:30 P.M. Specializing in Antiques Also Do Appraising Merchandise Received for Sale Mon.Tues. 10 A.M. 8 P.M. Wed. 10 A.M. 5 P.M. Compliments of I ; Adhesives ■ Research, Inc. Glen Rock, Pennsylvania I 7327 U.S.A. ADHESIVE COATED PRODUCTS THE LEGAL CENTER DAY'S SHOE REPAIR Samuel G. Puleo and Edward B. Golla 21 West St. Glen Rock, Pa. Phone: 235-3446 BEAUTY SALON Attorneys at Law 235 N. Third St. New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Complete legal services at affordable prices. Market Square, Shrewsbury 235-6500 or 6505 Mason-Dixon Library Building, Stewartstown 993-3039 216 East Market Street, York 843-5547 Compliments of DAVISON EXXON Custom printing Magic Entertainment A Supplies a Notary Public Services DONAHUE'S of New Freedom 9,1 | � 31 W FRANKLIN ST INF PA I7S4SI T l «717� 2 39 2144 Phone 235 4726 Exit 1 and 1 83 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 FIVE-TOWN MOTORS INC. I.R. cMe-AiicH SON Dealers in Carpet, Floor and Wall Products York Road Maryland Line, MD 2 1 105 Phone: (302)357 8440 Painting and Paper Hanging Maryland Line, Md. 21105 Stewart (Tink) Hedrick (301)357-8440 Fred Sturgill (301)357-5528 THOMPSON'S FOOD MARKET Shrewsbury, Pa. Sales Service 166 Meats and Custom Butchering Maryland Line, Md. Phone: 357-8500 FRED D. BARE Builder — Mason Better Buildings by Bare' New Freedom, Pa. 17349 206 Rutledge Rd. 717-235-1385 Phone: 843-7760 tSuzljuztjan BEAUTY SALON 1945 S. Queen St. York, Pa. Best of Luck to The Senior Class THE SCIENCE DEPT. Compliments of Compliments of NEW FREEDOM FARM HOME SUPPLY INC. Floor Covering — Farm Supplies Phone 235-3606 LEE'S DRIVE-IN Phone:428-1714 Loganville, Pa. Compliments of PAUL OF FIFTH AVE. Arlene S. Griffin Under New Management SPARTARO'S PIZZA We Specialize in Pizza, Steaks, Subs, Spaghetti, and Lasagne Also — Chicken Dinners Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury We invite you to come in and get acquainted. I The following are for-your convenience: Traveler's Checks, Cashier's Checks, Savings Accounts, Persona! M Night Depository, Sate Deposit Box, Banking by Mail, Checking Accounts, Christmas Savings, Automatic Rej Tal Certificates of Deposit; Loans; Personal, Mortgage jASPo, Modernization, Home Appliance osits Insured F.D.I.C. sr $40,000 ORWIG’S BEAUTY SALON BRICKER'S 27 Plank Rd., Shrewsbury Phone:235 3724 2 N. Main Street, Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Glenn H. Blasser, Prop. Heating — Plumbing — Pumps — Hardware — Etc. Phone: 235-2763 H. E. Sterner Si Sons, Inc. WILLYS BEER DISTRIBUTOR East Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 RD 2 P.O.Box 378 B Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 428 1471 Ritzmann’s Service Outdoor Power Equipment Sales — Service — Rentals 188 550 S. Main Street Phone 235-2670 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Phone: 235 3576 , HELEN PUTT Mtju BEAUTY SHOP 236 Hanover Street Glen Rock, Penna. 17327 STAR FLIGHT H® ©IS Minor Engine Repairs, Alignments Automatic Transmission Service, Repairs SHREWSBURY State Inspection CONCRETE CO. 2nd and Penn. Streets New Freedom, Pa. 235 3916 New Freedom Road P.O. Box 176 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Transit Mixed Concrete and Related Products Plant Phone 717 235-3807 SAUBEL'S INC. Dr. John Easter 65 E. Forrest Ave., Shrewsbury, Penna. 17361 Super Thrift Optometrist — Eye Doctor 144 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 235-2422 GODFREY BROS. Compliments of an ITALIAN Fresh and Smoked Meats — Retail and Wholesale Own Made Sausages and Bologna Phone 428-1602 (Loganville) 244-5120 (Dallastown) 189 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Best Wishes for a Fulfilling Future THEHEUER FAMILY COOVER'S PHARMACY Charles Costa Owner Lawn Mowers Tractors Costa's Lawn Garden Equipment R.D. I, New Freedom, Pennsylvania 17349 Phone:(717)235-3287 Chain Saws Snowblowers Congratulations Class of 1980 UNION MACHINERY DIVISION AMF INCORPORATED Hallmark Greeting Cards and Jewelry Russel Stover Candy Photo Service 549 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 235 4827 190 18 Main St. Glen Rock, Pa. 235 1266 Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 NEW FREEDOM DEPT. STORE Shoes and Clothing for Entire Family Toys, Gifts, Notions and School Supplies 235 2235 2 East Franklin Kathleen Nace Gladys Spiegel Phone (717)235 1214 Plastercaft Pedestal Figurines Plaques Lamps THE SNOOP SHOP Market Square, Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 Free Instructions HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 10 4 Thurs. and Fri. 10-9 Mon. and Wed. Evening 7 9 Phone 235-2856 SOTDORUS MOTOR CO. Like New Used Cars Bought, Sold and Traded Sales and Service Glen Rock, Pa. Tues. 9:30 to 6:00 Wed. and Sat. 9:30 to 5:00 Tel. 717 235 4941 Congratulations to the Class of '80 THE COUNTRY SHOP Fabrics — Sewing Notions — Yarns Gifts and Crafts Mon., Thurs., and Fri. 9:30 to 8:00 436 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 GLEN ROCK 66 SERVICE STATION 39 Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. 17331 Jeans and Tops for Guys and Gals 50 Main St., Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Phone: 235 1516 State Inspection Motorcycle Inspection 191 (717) 235-3306 WAGNER CLEANERS UNIFORM RENTALS TRAIL TOOL INC. 12 MANCHESTER ST. ROBERT L. HOUSER GLEN ROCK. PA. 17327 Country Estates, Farms, Homes Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 518 South Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 PHONE (717)235 2542 AL'S PRINTING AL BAGNALL, PROP. LETTER PRESS JOB PRINTING WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS RAFFLE TICKETS, STATIONERY ROUTE I, BOX 95 NEW FREEDOM, PA 17349 L0Ui°S f 9 X? | UTZ POTATO CHIP CO. INC. Carlisle St. and Clearview Rd. Hanover, Pa. 717 637 6644 qityphoN qRAphics P.O. Box 3224 235 5412 CLETUSSTRAUSBAUGH 2425 Industrial Hwy. BODY SHOP York, Pa. 17402 new fi«fdoM, pA. 7 49 Bus. 717 757 4802 ElirAbEth everett Auto Body and Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing JOAN sMfsR Box 366 RD 2 Glen Rock, PA 17327 192 ifcr) LAUER INSURANCE ANGENCY f’ijt and (fycnalat djniuxance. 'ANCI A ' Rick Hash 235 4411 Ken Laver 22 Rail Road St. New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Smith Brother's Garage 238 N. Main Street, Shrewsbury, Pa. I 7361 Heavy wrecker service Phone General repairing 71 7__235-1923 State inspection nite Sunoco Gas and Oil 717___235-1847 THE BAIT BOX , Fishing Supplies Night Crawlers Licenses Minnows Shiners L R 0.1, Bo Sk-B Now Froodom. Po 17349 Phono: (717) 233-3310 V Compliments of ZELLER'S BARBERSHOP The Prettiest Flowers in Town Come From THE LITTLE GREENHOUSE 249 S. Main St. 235-1332 TECNI-DIE MFG. CO., INC. TRUCK SPECIALTIES Donald Tawney Diesel Engine Specialists CUMMINS GENERAL TRUCK REPAIR VICTORY RESTAURANT Phone 235 2924 918 Carlisle St. Hanover, Pa. 17331 193 Oletowne Jewelers Queens Gate Shopping Ctr. 845-6266 Delco Mall 845 7788 Phone: 235 3428 linda McWilliams BEAUTY SHOP R.D. Sf I New Freedom, Pa. 17349 DE VONO'S DRY CLEANERS Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsburgy, Pa. 235-2672 PEOPLE'S BANK OF GLEN ROCK New Freedom, Penna. 17349 Glen Rock Jacobus York New Salem Jefferson Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Quality Vegetables, Potatoes MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HARMAN Manufacturers of Molds and Plastic Parts. Pennsylvania State Approved Apprenticeship Mold makers training available for high school graduates. 194 Phone 235 1635 J.H. INGHAM NURSERY R.D. I New Freedom, Pa. 17327 Evergreens and Christmas Trees RINEHART REAL ESTATE Windy Hill Rd. R.D. I, New Freedom, Pa. 17349 BLn. l REALTOR Bob Rinehart Office 717 235-6714 Brolter Res. 717 235 1937 INC. Sales and Servic EK RICHA CHEVROLET- 7 East Main Street New Freedom, Pa. 17341 Phone: Bus. (717) 235 6866 Res. 843 6644 HAIR CUTTING BY JUDY for Guys and Gals DAMARTS RESTAURANT TRUCK STOP Judy Jones 235-3350 RD I New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Diesel Fuel Home-Made Soup and Pies Box 134, R.D. 2 Glen Roclc, PA 17327 717 235 5200 Congratulations to All THRIFTS STORE 195 COLONIAL HOTEL Cold Beer Good Food New Freedom, Pa. 235 2221 FARMER BOY DAIRY RD 2, Glen Rock, Pa. Farm Fresh Milk Phone:428-1768 HARRY L TROUT 402 South Main St. Plumbing — Heating Air Conditioning Complete Water Systems Myers Water Systems Phone: 235-2857 EARL BROWN ORCHARDS, INC. Quality Home Grown Fruit Box 154, 206 South Main St. Loganville, Pa. 17342 Phone:(717)235-2036 GOODLING FRUIT FARM Loganville, Pa. 17342 THOMAS AND DIEHL MEAT MARKET Smoked and Country Fresh Meats Beet for Your Freezer Wrapped and Quickly Frozen At the Signal Light Glen Rock, Pa. Ph. 235-2046 Open 7 Days a Week Every Night Till 9:00 P.M. 196 DARLENE MAYS BEAUTY SALON 436 South Main St. (at the Railroad Tracks) Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Open Wed.-Fri. Phone: 235-5327 LAKE JANITORIAL SERVICE Our Concern Is Your Satisfaction Representative Ron Lake 8 Fieldstone Circle Phone 235-5789 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17061 Best Wishes to the Class of '80 Canned Vegetables CHARLES G. SUMMERS, JR., INC. New Freedom, Pa. JEFF'S SUBS 437 S. Main St., Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone 235 5141 16 Italian Roll Our Specialty: Cosmos and Tacos Salad Bar Party Sized Subs KELLER AGENCY, HARRIETT'S Market Square Shooing Center Shrewsbury- Pa 17361 (717) 235 6366 Latch Hook Crewel Neediepo� ni Cross Stitch Serving the Insurance Needs of Southern York County Since 1899 CARS Consumers Auto Requistion Service NEW CAR AND TRUCK BROKERS Authorized Purchasing Agents and Engage-A-Car Brokers'” Offering Auto, Homeowners, Life, and Commercial Insurance Free Quote Service Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone 235-4676 Color you con count on ItC l XL-IOOO Itikintpoot BOSTIC'S 204 Constitution Ave. New Freedom, Pa. MAGIC CHEF KITCHEN AID 198 J. J. HARTENSTEIN MORTUARY Home for Funerals New Freedom, Pa. Compliments of Tmul aM, HARDWARE STORES New Freedom, Pa. and Stewartstown, Pa. Sporting Goods Musical Instruments Benjamin Moore Co. Paints YOUNG McNEW P.O. Box 158 — 2nd Street New Freedom, Pa. BarberShop Phone 235-2141 Shop Hours Closed M ed. Mon., Tues., Thurs., and Fri. 8 AM 3 PM Sat. 8 AM-5 PM LAMOTTE'S CORNER BAR 7 East Franklin Street, New Freedom, Pa. Your Hosts: Helen and Larry Lamotte Recreation Room Sandwiches, Pizza, Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Beer and Short Order Food Phone:235 2295 199 RUTTER’S FARM STORE AND RESTAURANT Southern Pennsylvania Bank “:i TRAIL TOOL, fo 1980 from | NC. JOIN THE CROWD! buy your copy 1981 CALUMET 201 '83 Might Be Last But We Still Have Class. Congratulations to the Class of '80 THOMAS' STORE Fresh Dressed Meats and Groceries 433 South Main Street Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 Ralph E. Thomas 235 2847 'V 1 Congratulations to the %Wi r -.1 t� . Class of '80 From the GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM Phone:(717)235-2732 PIN CURL SHOP 223 N. Third St. New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Prop., Doris Ratliff RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO., INC. Transportation Specialists in School Bus Transportation Railroad, Pa. Phone 235-3861 DeVono's Men's Wear Queensgate Shopping Center North Mall Shopping Center 10 E. Main St. Dallastown 17313 Compliments of: BAKER'S and WAGON WHEEL ANTIQUES MESSAGE PATRONS A NEW advisor?! Oh my Lordy! Wc won’t get anything done! Lisa, Although my heart belongs to you know who, 188-XNH sends me California Dreamin’ Everytime! Ha! Ha! Deb To a friend that I spent some of the best years of my life with. Thank you for the wonderful person you are. I’ll never forget you. Ann Good Luck to the class of 1980. May all your challenges be exciting and all your problems solvable. Lyn Remember that cute guy who got your phone. Wc and Me Best of Luck to Greg, Rick, and Curt. Remember all the fun wc had at Saubel’s Ruthie and Deb Trisha, Cindy, Diane, Karen, Carla, and Dorlorcs . . . I’ll never forget all the fun we had in Home Ec I!!! Barbie To Mrs. Hat: Thanks for coming over and being our friend. Good Luck in life and with the men. D.J. and D.B. Paul and la ri EOREVER Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Blough: Thanks for all the great times in the library. Love, Donna and Ruth Hey Kim, What docs your yard smell like?! Deb-N-Dwayne FOREVER TOGETHER K.K. I really understand. Keep in touch. R.E. Varsity Hockey — Thanks for a terrific season. DAS Linda, Never forget our wedding night. Tru’ Penny Hershner We’ll even the score soon. BF.W'ARE'J.H., S.M., K.C., C.C., LF. Rolling Skating ’80 BP, TW, SB, and SS. It’s cool and so are we!!! Kay I love ya and don’t forget it. Mck Hey Joanne, The only thing you owe me is a disco pizza hut. Love Dawn Hey Miss Mohr Always remember 10th period shorthand and My Dumb Book” cover and never forget Car 54 Where are you?”! GM Alisa: Some day it will be Liberty 21, Blue Springs, O. Don’t forget your fellow statesperson. Love, Jo Hey Bush Don’t forget to wear those laces. D.R. To Greg and Michelle: Good Luck in the future years of life. Signed The 3 Musketeers Best wishes to the future leaders of our country. MamMam Henry’s Aunt Reatta Everybody and everything in S.H.S. will be on my mind. Noi Hey Franky, Got any cucumbers? Love, Heuey To the Science Department: Hey, you guys really are like vampires! From the best seniors aides ever. Cyndi and Jo Dan ... If I told you once, I told you a thousand times . . . You’re a real troublemaker! Barbie Mr. J.B., Mrs. D.R., and Mrs. J.W. Thanks for making it a great year for me! AMS Pete!!! I have to put that horn in my mouth!!! B.N. Douglas Carl, You’ve colored my world, and I’ll always LOVE ya! Sharon Patty: Watch the tram car please!” Naus Robin: Never forget our free spirit” or booby trap .. . Chris W.W. Thanks for the cheap THRILLS. D M., D.R., and R.R. Fish: Stop wearing that cologne. You’re driving me wild! Guppy Lips Greg, Please Don’t Go,” you’ve made this a special year that I’ll never forget! Love Michelle Wc always serve a hot product, right Daria? Boy, He’s Good! From your favorite cook! (P.H. NO l!) Carl, remember when I yelled at you in 8th grade? Kec Anyone for a game of darts? Bullseye. Good shot. Kath Karen and Kel, Thanks for being there when I needed someone. Shuey Hey Senior Colorguard, let’s go to Rutter’s at 5:00 and commit a pleasurable suicide. B.O., P.B., M.T., K.W., B.B., D.S., K.E., K.S. (We’ll save ya some next time. R.F., M S., S.K., K.Z.) K.K. True friends share a common bond. Sometimes these bonds break, but not ours. D.W. Kee, Thanks for all the love, friendship and memories we’ve shared together. I awe Mikey Di, You’re the bestest little sister in the whole world. Thanks for being my friend too. Diz Alice, I’ll always love you forever. Jake To Stcgcr Thanks for the best four years. Ken, Conn, Kathy, Sandy, Alicia, Rac, Zig DO. Let’s talk about Wayne. J.H., S.L., L.R. Wishing you the very best and much happiness to the class of ’80. Carl, Kim, Linda, and Dawn Lori — Played with any Playdough lately? Laurie Dawn, Thanks for always being there. Kimmy Sue Mrs. Bupp, we can have another study hall, can’t wc? Shorthand II Kelly, can we PLEASE start now? June and Kimmy Sue IRRR MA! Now you quit that right now Irma! Ots Remember Boo-Boo, Mr. Pig, Dana, Jeff, Todd, Mark, Rick, Eddie, and Carl Juggs Deb, what a friend! Thanks for being there all the times that I needed you. As for Steve, who gives a . . . L.C. To SPANKY: I know we’ve had problems but that’s in the past, Let’s just be friends and make it last. D.N. TURN IT ON LITTLE GTO .. . John Frampton Concert 10-3-79 Barb, Bill, Dawn, Noi, Pat, and Stef Shirl, I miss you and I’ll love you forever. S.C. The Eagles arc flying high in ’79! Nov. 5, 1979 Deb, Karen, Linda, Madeline, and Lisa! Life in the fast lane forever! Hey Kathy Let’s join chorus! To: A.A., B.Z., C.B., DP, J.M., K.C., L.R., S.D., W.S., Good Luck in Everything, Keep in touch. Remember Ocean City. Kendra Kee, Don’t forget you promised me and Keith to let us see you in your birthday present. Mike Richmond is for Lover’s May the traditional Senior Bonfire go on Forever. L.C. Hockey of '80 — We’ll do it for you Seniors — We love you!!! Good Luck Lowell — Don’t ever forget! Love ya, Kelly Beth, Connie, Jodi, Joanna, Sharon, Cindy, Diane, Linda, Barb, and Jenny Thanx for the fabulous hockey season. Wc are proud of all of you. Good Luck in your future years. Sharon, Bonny, and Pam 204 We miss you Sharon, C.M., L.M., B.M.. M W., B.K. Terry, Did you have the baby yet? Hey Franky and Fritz, How do you like your eggs? Squashed in your pockets? Love Cucumber Cindy, Let’s go to the car. Love ya, Tony Hey K.H.: We’re NOT JEALOUS! Signed Senior Fans Special thanks to the library’s Senior Aides: Donna, Pat, and Ruth Thanks for everything. Dee! We tried! Love the Hockey Jocks” of 1980: Di, Donk. Babs. Wags, Jo, Jodi, Con, Bethy, Jenny, and Sharon Thanks to the world’s best Rah Rail’s. Love Mrs. S. Todd, Remember when . . . Love Beth I hear there’s a party at The Best Western Hotel — Room 240 for Coon. Pat -n- Craig Forever Kathy, To my best friend. Don’t forget all the times we had together. K.S.B. Christopher James I love you very much and always will. You are someone very special to me. Deb, Barb, Kathy, Kandy, and Chris, Never forget the paint battles with Mr. Becker in that crazy Art II Class! Friends Forever Lore If it feels good ... do it! Kiko, P.S. Pretty Cute- Good Luck to the class of 80” M.D. S.D. K.S. D.L. Tom and Quincy Where’d that dang thing come from?” Pinky To the Class of ”80” Good Luck in the future Lurch Good Luck with C. May your future be bright always. L.C. I couldn’t wait to set out either Miss Kappie, This is the pits, and it ain’t worth beans.” B.B., P.G. Bobo Leese, sick of me busting test tubes? R Mike You are the greatest, Thanks for the help. Love Joly Jay, Remember the chocolate ice cream and its holder. Joey Pcnne, I think I'm beginning to like you. Love Mark Good Luck to the class of 80” Mrs. Donna Robinson Bobo Leese, Chemistry’s No. 1 Tim: I love you Tammy Hey Lynn, You better get a spare tire because your 4 W.D. might need it some day. Deb Have a nice life.” Mrs. Mack Hey Rich, Are you working tonight? If so. I’ll be in to write some more notes! Daria Patty-Bcattie . . . Green Martians are people too! Steve Oh rats!!! I missed the Bonfire!!’ B.H. A.C. If just one wish could give you what you want. Then that’s what I wish. T.T. Janice, Remember, You’ll always be my bestest friend! Hey Joanne, Dance the Night Away (All by Yourself)! Daria 79 80 Football Team — Around the pole, on the hop!” From the Squirrels of 81 Pcnne Jo Looking forward to the things to come — Keep smilin’ I love ya. Love Always, Mark Hey Deb, He’s really good cause he’s got a hot product! Daria Thank you for being a friend Big P. Your friendship means so much. love, Little P. Hey Barb, If your sandwich is gonna get thrown away. Let me eat it! from Munchmouth Hey Glenn, Ya gotta bag? Montreal ’79 I missed the Bonfire! N.M. 27 is a hunk Sonya and Jesse May 26, 1979 Hey Jesse, have some root beer. Hey Barbie Want to SPRAY our art projects? Kathy Go With God! J. R. Wcidman Tina . . . Gotten any mail lately?Jeff and Steve L. All my Love K. To the really great kids on the 2nd band bus. Renee Good Luck to the Class of 80” Mr. Zortman I made a B + in Geometry! Eat your heart out, Mr. Yeckley! For a real foot stomper. . . Here’s JOHNNY!!! To a fellow Missourian: I hope that the next time we meet it will be in K.C. From a fellow Missourian. Ronnie and Debbie FOREVER. Hey Miss Mohr. . . You locked us out of the school store again. Missy, Barbie, and Melanie Beth, To the one I’ll always love. Love Always, Troy Dear Jo, Never forget the gang at Pizza Hut. Love, Deb, Karen, Joe, Kim, Norma, Wendy, Daria, Kce, Tim, and our beloved Connie Doug, I will love you forever and always — Patty Bob, My love for you will never end — Kim Sec You in Richmond, Mike Southbound 1 at the Manor” Donnie, One of these days I’ll come before Station 58, but no matter what. I’ll always love ya! Melanie Business English 79 80 All the Way Period 9 Thanx Mrs. Bupp Good Luck to the Class of 80” Trudi and Ross Feb. 14, 1979 Still going strong” I promise I love you” Best Wishes Babe by R.B. Montreal, Canada; Summer of ’79, SHS Marching Warriors Band Trip, Class of ’82 Beatty, Tammy, Elaine, Linda Mike, Our future will be bright together. Love Alice I want to thank you for this year at Susquchannock. I have many happy memories of all of you. Steve AFS N.S. Remember me as I will always remember you. Love ya lots. S.S. To the gang of C.R.A.Z.Y. Thanks for being my friends. Lish Hey Matt, Always remember where we live and that nice state down south. Love Brenda Karen, First you push in the clutch, shift gears, then press on the gas, and leave off the clutch SLOWLY! Good Luck on our next trip to Hanover! June and Robin Troy, To the one I love and always will. Beth Kimmy Sue I’m jealous! D.R 80” Golf is the BEST! K.K., R.T., D M. ORANGE-O Love ya Mark . . . Penne Jo I understand who you don’t understand, don’t I? Jim, Together or apart, I love ya. Friends forever. Thanks babe. Love, Donni Hey Mrs. Mack., Ask Gretchen if she wants to get worms? Neams Hey Woody, Thanks for everything and always remember the times we’ve shared together— I’ll never forget you! Heuey Steve — Together Forever — Is Us — Kim Mr. Ehrhart, Mr. Beily and Mrs. Wertz, Thanks for everything and I’ll miss ya all!” love Kim By the way people, I was not drunk at the Bonfire, I was only drinking Coke. L.C. 205 To all my friends who made my school years happy ones, thank you. Crystal Lots of appreciation to Mrs. Mack, Mr. Gerba and Mr Margelot. R.M.A., Felicia Leslie, Thanks for being my friend. It meant a lot to me. Love. Kim 1 wonder if RM feels like racing? I do. Felicia Luck and love to all my FRIENDS, you know who you arc! R.M.A., Flea Good luck to the Yearbook Business Staff. Mr. Kerrigan Oh Chris, I'm so happy for you! I'll never forget you! Patty Tony and Cindy forever. One down . . . two to go! Bill Henry What's happening Tyroon? Waddles and Big Nan Congratulations to Mike and all his friends in the Class of 80”. Mom and Dad Kcc, I loved the chunks on your shirt at the float meeting. Dear Ru' Always remember the fun Home Ec. classes, we’ll get ya back! Love, T.T. and Little Sprouts Remember Little Bunny Fu-Fu? From P S. and C.L. to B.M., B.D., and D.S. Best of luck to the Sr. Food Classes. Keep Cookin’. Mrs. T. To Wayne and Carl, Good luck in Band next year and keep those bonfires burnin’. E.B. Jay, Don't let me catch you eating off the beaters. Joey Keith Wackcr has sexy ear lobes. Suzcttc — to my very best friend. Thanks for all your time and help. I’ll love and need you always. Eugenic Mrs. T. Remember the gay ol’ times.” Period 9 cooking — kitchen 3 Chuck’s Concert Carl, Ed, Glenn. Greg Mary, Thanks for a great first year. Barb Hey Booker, Were you counting lettuce seeds or what? Thanks Dec for all the good times. From Tim. Keith, Rich and C.J. K.W. is your face numb yet?; D. Seim, flags down, no not that far down; Kelly E., can't ya handle it?; Mel, give me another one; Pat B., 1-2-3, BURP. Good one Pats.; K. Sample, kill the laugh; Bren, let’s see your pearly whites; B.B., pur 'em dow n, here comes one. To Brenda, Pam, Dawn. Robin, Audry. Kendra, Karen and Mrs. Mack. Always remember our great staff of 1980. Luv ya all, Scarlett and Sharon Remember the Summer of ’29 and T.J.K. Kelly, June, Karen, Noi, Tracy, and Robin Go home. Hoover. Ocean City 1980: Brenda, Dawn, Dawn, June, Karen, Kathy, Kelly, Kimmy Sue, Mel, Noi, Robin, Scarlett, and Sharon Jelly, Together like a Pegan and his motorcycle Love, Peanut Butter To: Lo-Io, Winda, and Melvin. Good Luck Always Tese I really hate bananas. Don’t you Suzy? Lynda Zang Eh Lauren! Remember L.E. P.W. I D. A T.?!” (hcc) Kookic Alisa, I'll cherish the thought of you forever. T.W. Hi Missy, Lorie ... Hi Loric, Missy. Blue Vans, the Circuit, the Mall, and Rum Forever — Flcat MAD I’ll miss you Alisa. Ruth Micheal Thanks for everything. Hey, Hey, Jan. Jenny, Lynda, and Mary do ya want to see Meatballs? Teresa To. Nutsey, Gutsy, Klutzy, and Dewey, Remember the Eagles and hopefully Fleetwood Mac. Don't let them there Porch Monkeys get in your way. Michelob Mama Don’t forget the root beer at the next bonfire. C.J. One small match for mankind one big problem for the football team! K.W, Hoover Go HOME!! Signed Rootbeer Kid Thanks to the S.H.Q.L. of the Sophomore Class, E.S., D M., A T., and J.S., who made halftime at those float meetings something the Warriors of 82 will remember! To Beth. Kelly, Tammy, and Donetta: SCRUBS are the BEST!! Keep holding those pinnies high! Cyndi and Jo To the 1 Thai” girl who has ever visited S.H.S. Don’t ever forget all of the good times that we shared together, plus all of the CHA-CHAS that we showed you! June and Robin Little Jake: Have you seen a hairy man lately?Jessis Mr. and Mrs. Bubb wish the Class of 80” the best of luck. Daryl Remember the Spring Grove parade ’79, the Papcrtown and that long lost dime' Beaty and Elaine Good Luck to the 1980-81 Majorette squad and Mrs. T. I hope you don't have too many problems. If so, don’t ever give up! Zig I'm not jealous of THAT GIRL. From C.L. to K.H. I’ll smack you back Chandler. . . Kathy Sandy and Debbie, you think Mama doesn’t know what you did on the back of band bus 2 . . . SWITCH!!! Mama Honky Congratulations Class of 80”. The Anderson Family For those of you left that will have Mr. Heap carry plenty of toothpicks. Zig, AFA Bud, to you forever, my love. ... If another place and time were a possibility, I wish that I could be there . . . Sandy Arc those girls still following Randy? Sunshine Sharon I said, I said, I said . . .Jackie Curt, my love for you shall last through eternity. S.E.A. To the band bus «2. SWITCH!! Sir-los Amicos sono per sempre — C.B. (little Italian) To the studs of ’81: You are Very Welcome! WW Best Wishes to the class of '80. The Guidance Department To the guys at my 4th period lunch table: Let’s hear it for Dewey’s and Terry's hunting stories! Best of Luck to the class of 1980. Alwinc, the wise guy in 213. Wrestlers do it better, right J.W.? You’re the best! Mr. Trimmer Sheep will always be Number One! From the Ski’s Beatty: Remember our pd. 3 lunch topics? YOU LOVE IT! MAC Hey Dawn, Robbed any cradles lately?” K.W. Hey Papa Honkcy, Have you found any BANANAS lately on the back of the bus? Mama Honkey and Little Honkcy To Lynn Hugill: I leave all my sex ed notes that I saved from last year in remembrance of me. Craig Hey C. (Martin) N., Arc you talking about that little thing?? Remember all the great times. G. (Lee) M. Michelle, My Senior year will be the biggest remembrance of my life. With love and thanks, Greg Jeff and Todd: Two great lab partners. Remember, Here’s Johnny! MAC I’m beginning to think that everyone in this whole school has raisins. (Stud) Hey, Gutzy, Where’s Nutzy?” Signed, Klutzy Best wishes to the class of ’80 Mme Baer What a Staff! Let's get together again next year. Shulde, B 206 PATRONS -A- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Allan Joy Alexander -B- Paul Bailey Andrew Barber The Whole Bartl Clan Bill. Lou, and Pete from Y.C. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Blevins Dianne Bowen Mr. and Mrs. David Bowles Joe Brewster Mr and Mrs. Floyd Bubb -C- Earl Coffman Bruce Coney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cranston -D- Suzanne Dailey Joseph Dclanie Richard Dubbs -E- Paul Edmiston Ruth Edmiston Mr. and Mrs. R. Engelmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Darryl J. Engler -F- The Fairbend Family Dr. T. Otho Fishbcin FLASH The Fornadcl Family -G- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Garrett Mr. Good H- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Haugh Lori Henry Pam Henry Mr. and Mrs. William L. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hcucr The Hopkins Family Mr. and Mrs. Chris Huber Ron and Joy Ice Denny Jankowiak -K- Mr. and Mrs. John Kiel Kimberly Klein Chuck and Donna Kratz Kevin Krom Robert Krug -L- Lcigh, Michelle, and Jill Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lcngel and Family Leroy and Shirley Mr. Linnane -M- Karen McCreary John P. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. L. Gene McCullough Lloyd F. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. William McGuigan Mr. and Mrs. Lcn Manka Becky Mummcrt The John Myers Family -N- Donald E. Naylor Joan L. Naylor Greg and Betty Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Norck -0- Jesse Orendorff -P- PA Zarro Catharine Pravlik Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pravlick John Pravlik III -Q- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Quackenbush Ruth Quackenbush -R- Elsic Reedy Milton Rchmcycr Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Roberts Mr. Ruth -S- Sallics Alley Mrs. Robert J. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schneider Roger and Ruth Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shewell Barb and Tom Shulde Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith John Smith Shawna Smith Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stcgcr Larry Stiffler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Summers The Swingler Family -T- Earl Thoman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tombesi Brenda Tome The Treffingcr Family -W- Mr. and Mrs. Walker The Walters Family Steven Watkins The Watts Family Robert Wcaber Donna Weichert Irene Weiciech Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilhelm Roger Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lester Winand Elizabeth Wirth 207 Our door to the future has been slowly opening over the past three years, enabling us to take quick glances now and then. That door is now wide open. No more will the class of 1980 walk the halls of Susquehannock as a unit. Instead, each shall break away to begin anew and to more fully develop as a 21