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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1981 volume:

SUSQUEHANNOCK HIGH SCHO GLEN ROCK, PA 17327 Sometimes in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we forget to take the time to pause and reflect: on the world around us, on ourselves, on the past, and on the future. We get so caught up in day-to-day living that we forget why we are here. So when the school year has ended and the books have all been closed, we stop and wonder, Where did it all go?” And when that time comes, the CALUMET will supply the answers and the memories. A great effort went into this book and it is our hope that a great book came out. While it is not perfect by any means, we hope the CALUMET has captured the highlights of your school year, so that in years to come you TABLE OF CONTENTS HEY’RE OFF! administration faculty underclassmen PICKING UP STEAM fall sports organizations ROLLING ALONG winter sports activities THE HOME STRETCH spring sports activities WE'VE MADE IT! sr. portraits sr. activities FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS advertisements patrons 4 5 7 8 9 WHERE YA GOIN’? 10 11 13 16 _r ADMINISTRATION UPPER LEFT: Dr. Hupper, District Superintendent UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Murphy, Assistant Superintendent BOTTOM: Row 1: Mrs. Warner, Dr. Hupper’s Secretary. Row 2: Mrs. Blanchowitz, Mr. Murphy's Secretary; Mrs. Bubb, Clerk Psychologist; Mrs. Hill, Receptionist MIDDLE: Southern York County School Board 18 J AND FACULTY CLOCKWISE (FROM TOP LEFT): Mr. Owen, Business Department Mrs. Krebs, Mrs. Bensel, Mrs. Bolth Mrs. Stubanas, School Psychologist Miss Manchey, School Home Visitor L 19 CLOCKWISE: Mrs. Fornadel Mrs. Hull Mrs. Penley, Mrs. Krow, Mrs. Carney. Seated: Mrs. Alwine Mr. Beaverson Mrs. King SCHOOL HELPERS L There are many people that stand in the background of our school who are essential in helping our school to run smoothly. To these people, the custodians, cafeteria workers, and bus drivers, we say “Thanks! for a job well done. TOP: MALE CUSTODIANS: (left to right) Mr. Ferree, Mr. Alban, Mr. Shue MIDDLE: BUS DRIVERS: Row 1: (left to right) Mrs. Stallard, Mrs. King, Mrs. Whitcraft, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Bortner, Mrs. Biser, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Cranston, Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Horn. Row 2: (left to right) Mrs. Warnecker, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Wood, Mr. King. Mr. Hibner, Mr. Kerrigan, Mr. Selling, Mrs. Helmick, Mrs. Cotterino, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Kline. Mrs. Queitzsch. BOTTOM: CAFETERIA WORKERS: (left to right) Row 1: Mrs. Gladfelter. Row 2: Mrs. Dell, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Biser, Mrs. Nace, Mrs. Smith. 21 Students face many decisions during their high school years. Decisions ranging from scheduling their courses to deciding on a career or choosing a college. At Susquehannock we have a fine guidance department always ready to help with our decisions, as well as other problems that we may have. Mr. Beily and Mrs. Baer are always available to listen and offer guidance, or just a smile and an encouraging word. Mrs. Wertz, the Guidance Secre- tary, keeps things organized and running smoothly. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Baer UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Beily BOTTOM: Mrs. Wertz 23 24 ■ 27 CLOCKWISE: Mr. Markel Mr. Marks Mr. Merrifield Mr. Miller Miss Mohr 30 31 4 -4 COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Mr. Trimmer Miss Wagner Mr. Wallace Mr. Wood Mr. Veckley 33 PRIDE AND DEDICATION We all have fond memories of Mr. Ruth. Whether it be in Spanish class, directing the plays, at the Student Council concession stand, or decorating for the prom, few can compare with Mr. Ruth when it comes to time and ef- fort given to Susquehannock and to its students. For those of you that have not had the op- portunity to appreciate Mr. Ruth, you certainly will before your days at SHS are over. We would just like to take this time for something long over- due: From all of us, “Thank you, Mr. Ruth!” 34 THEIR FIRST IMPRESSION . . . Each September, another group of new- comers enters the school for the start of their high school career. These fresh- men are filled with excitement and anticipation of the upcoming year. They may also be a bit unsure and frightened, but as the year progresses, the ninth graders become better acquainted with the teachers, their schedules, and the building itself, and they discover that the awesome upperclassmen aren’t as awesome as they seem. BELOW: Class Advisor, Miss Capriotti HOMEROOM 110: Row 1 M Bolton. J Alt. A Alban. P Billet. S Bolton. S. Alban. S. Allen Row 2 S Alexander. T Beck. S. Ailen. W Bladden. T Beaverson. C Bilbie. S. Anderson. T. Bortner, K Boggs. R Allen Row 3: C Bartenfelder. M Bateman. L Blevin. M. Blymire, R. Barnes. S Bolton D Ayres. J. Basinger, B. Alpaugh. C. Ball. M. Bobbitt. 36 HOMEROOM 136: Row 1: N. Hildebrand. C. Hafford. L. Fuller. E Fritz. L. Hall. K. Fetters Row 2: D. Fritz. A. Gross. M Forte. B Hartman. S. Hamilton. K. Herbst. J. Fields. C. Gates. J. Haynes. Row 3: B Harrington. A. Hibner. D. Ford. R. Harris. J Hartenach. D. Harrison. M. Hintenach. S. Fuller. R. Graziul, R. Goodhart. K. Hel- mick, D. Fritz. HOMEROOM 127: Row 1: M Custer. C. Davis. V Dwyer. J DeBeaumont. V. Falcone. Row 2: J. Davis. D. Davis. V. Counts. T. Craven. D. Derby. A. Copeland. S. Elliott. J. Dell. Row 3: T. Dise. J. Crowder. A. Cunningham. D. Copp. T Dehoff. B Dehoff. D. Ferguson. E. D Anna. D. Craig. P. Clough. R. Fairbend. LOWER LEFT: CLASS OFFICERS: A. Williams. G. Luckenbaugh. M. Bolton. K. Hofstetter. 37 HOMEROOM 137: Row 1: D. Knisley. K. Kisiner, G. Ilyes. D. Hunt. T. Kleinicke. C. Kline. Row 2: B. Jasinski, M. Laughman, M. Leisen- ring. D. Johnson. L. Landis. J. Krom. J. Kline, K. Hofstetter, L Holley. R. Kipple. T. Leese. P. Hoffman. Row 3: J. Kobylinski, D. Kapp B. Jasinski. J. Lebo. S. Keeny, D. Kling, W. Kurtz. M. Jones. K. Hull. C. Jacque. F. King. V. Lewis. S. Jacobs. M. Hoover. G. Kaltreider D. Klein. M. Ingram. E. Hudson. HOMEROOM 139: Row 1: C. Nelson. D McCann. A. Lichtenwalter, L Lucabaugh, C. Muth. S Nace. C. Moore. A. Maddocks. Row 2 G. Luckenbaugh, B Mummert. L. Michaels. L Moore. S. Mentzell. L. Logan. W Miller, K. Moser. K. Micklos. Row 3: M. Markle. A Miles. R. Morrison. J. Matter. G. Markel. Row 4 B. Linton. M McClain. S. Fix. C. Moltz, D. Munch. D. Mummert. J. Moulden. D. Lloyd R. McKay. M Meo. T. Miller. T. Moore. 38 HOMEROOM 140: Row 1 R Oplinger. C. Shaeffer. K O'Connor. W Schnetzka. D Roff. Row 2: T. Rohrbaugh, S. Paul. D. Sanford. J. Rokos. T Nicklow. J Rider Row 3 J Ricker. B. Papale. R. Hamilton. R. Renold. J Papale. S Pajtis. S Schneeman. J. Nuth. G. O'Donnell. B. Rufo. B. Ruby. T. Orwig. HOMEROOM 143: Row 1 R Schwartz. D. Stein. M. Shultz. D Smith. Row 2 A Shifletl. T. Sweeney. D Spera. C Scheaffer. T. Thoman. A. Sloucle. C. Shive. B Speir Row 3 G. Schwarzman. T. Stoner. D Stohler. E See. K Shuchart. D. Smith. P Thomas. J Stumbo. A Thomas. J. Soltes. R Stine. B Seal- over. J Stine UPPER LEFT: Donna Knisely takes time out from art class to observe some work of other classmates 39 RIGHT: Mike Hoover concentrates on his typing. HOMEROOM 144: Row 1: K. Williamson. D. Vain. L. Trager, B. Walker, D. Wilcox, L. Vaughn, J. Swam. Row 2: C. Wagne W. Trout, A. Williams, G. Wise, S. Windsor. P. Walker, L. Townsend. C. Shearer, P. Tracey. Row3: S. Wagner. M. Wells,. Walber, D. Wadley, T. White. B. Winograd, M. White. G. Wida. B. Warner. D. Waltemire, J. Trone, D. Ward. 40 A YEAR UNDER OUR BELTS HOMEROOM 145: Row 1: C. Bare. S. Bosley. D. Cantu. A. Biser, M. Bailey. B. Bell. L. Bollinger. L. Bowman. Row 2: J. Brenneman. D. Alexander. K. Cox. E. Chandler. T. Baer. J. Amspacher. J. Barto. B. Burton. J. Adams. D. Clough. Row 3: D. Bowen. D. Brown. L. Bishop. M. Card. L. Bartenslager. R. Bull. R. Buettner. C. Anderson. K. Amereihn. K. Culotta, S. Copp. As sophomores, the class is now into the groove of things, more is expected of them, and they respond well. No longer at the bottom rung of the high school ladder, the newly-found confidence of the soph- omores and knowledge acquired during their first year, enables them to function more as a class unit. The ordering of rings and jackets are two of the things that students remember as special to their sopho- more year. HOMEROOM 235: Row 1: M. Donkin. L. Ford. S. Goldstein. D. Frey. K. Grzymala. T Fourhman. K Ensor. Row 2: P. Curtis. T. Gladfelter. K. Giordana. J. Guresh. G. Gregory. K. Gibbs. C. Funk- houser, M. Davis. J. Gruercio. B. Gohn, S. Groncki. R. Engles. Row 3: J. Donahue. D. Conlay. J. Gates. M. Graves. J. Fourhman. R. Griffin. P. Fairbend. M Graziosi. K. Greer. M. Durgin. L. Forbes. L. Curtis. L. Forella. L. Guerin. D. Cupp. D. Cupp. J. Dudley. R. Gray. LOWER LEFT: Class Advisor, Miss Goss. 41 HOMEROOM 231: Row 1: C. Mundis. C. Mummert. T. Myers. T. Miller. D. Myers. Row 2: D. Phillips. S. Rager, C. Mosier, K. Messner. V. May. A. Miller. S. Murrow. L. Miller. P. Petros. Row 3: J. Mummert. D. Meckley. J. Mays. D. Lucabaugh. D. Ness. G. Miller. S. Moyer. A. Moore. A. Miller, R. Reed. W. Powell. B. Rahrs. D. Nolls. UPPER RIGHT: CLASS OFFI- CERS: R. Griffin. A. Hidinger, S. Schwartz. Absent: C. Funk- houser. HOMEROOM 233: Row 1: L. Keesey. T. Matteson, K. Kreeger. A McNew, J McCracken. H. Helms. A. Hidinger. Lafferty. L Lasher Row 2: T. Jacoby. D Manka. C. Lehneis. D Lewis. P Lloyd. B Hartman. T. McFatridge. Kramer. R. McDole. B. Lloyd. Row 3: B Martin, J. Joy. D. Hess. S. Kirkendall. W. Jaasund. W. Hendrix. T. Itzoe. Hintenach. D. Kurtz, S. McLane. K. Kohlhafer. T. Hobbs. 42 HOMEROOM 229: Row 1 D. Stenley. R. Webb. J. Watts. Row 2: M Stevenson. W. Smith. T. Williams. D Trump. G Wachter. S Toy. M Wells. M Waltemyer. C. Zeigler Row 3: J Wilson. E. Stoermer, S. Stermer. W. Williams. S. Watkins. J. Thomas. D. Waldron. A Wag- ner. B. Vinson. D. Townsend. M. Thornton. HOMEROOM 230: Row 1: R. Smith. D. Sanford. C. Seaman. T. Renfro. B. Rinehart. C. Riggle. Row 2 M Rossey, L Riley. S. Schwartz. K. Richardson. S. Rohrbaugh. K. Rosier. A Shaeffer. C. Roppelt. T. Shamer. L. Simmers. B Shifflett. Row 3: T. Simpson. R Sharp. D Reidt. B. Shifflett. N. Secrist. R. Luca- baugh, M Roff. B Sack. D Russell. J Rinehart. C. Shaffer. K. Shaffer. D. Shultz. B. Schriver. TOP LEFT: Robert Bull is caught daydreaming in Science class. 43 DECISIONS, DECISIONS As we pass the halfway mark in our high school education, jun- iors are faced with decisions and more decisions. Whether it is the theme for a Homecoming Float or the Prom, the choice of our senior proofs, or making some decisions concerning our future, each one is a challenge. As we meet these challenges, more are placed before us as our senior year approaches and graduation becomes a reality. BOTTOM RIGHT: Class Advisor, Mr. Ruth. Row 1: E. Sack. L. Banihashemi. P. Aiken. L. Moore. N. Bupp. S. Siebert Row 2: L. Muth, L Wright. Allison. J. Allen. L. Munch. D Lowder. J. Blachowitz, T. Bosley. P. Boardman Row 3: S. Crumley. Wood. D. McCullough. E. Lucenbaugh, J. Lindgren. Row 1: C. Weiss. L Bare. L. Snyder. T. Strevig. L Boyer. B. Jones. Row 2: G. Kipple. S. Shel- ter. G. Hofstetter. D McLane. T. Markle. B Sheaffer. B Mundis. Row 3: D. Baker. R. Amend. B. McGann. C. Smith. E. Rash. K. Trump. L. Counts. T Ensor, D. Manning. B Garland. J. Sneddon. T. Cox. S. Bosley. 44 Row 1: B. Wright. G. Norek. M. Cheek. R. Chittum. J. Elrick. T. Johnson. T Kowale- ski. Row 2: E. Krebs. J. Papale, J. Lewis. T. Lozzi. T. Lewis. W. Sheaffer. E. Campbell. S. Schwarzman. Row 1: C Clocker. D. Lloyd. Row 2: R. Spangler. J. Stevens. B. Blough. S. Dotson. L. Cookerly. P George. D Orwig. S. Harman. Row 3: D. Bowles. M. Dell. S. Diehl. L. Healy. L. Moltz. M Smith. B Palmer. M. Pair, K. Seim. K. Harris. M. Cole, T. Graleski. D. Pearson. ABOVE: CLASS OFFICERS: M Miller. D. Wilson, B. Palmer. M Fair. 45 LOWER RIGHT: B. Shifflet checks the chronic list. Row 1 D Fitzpatrick. D Smith. R Geipie. J Marchio. J Devilbiss C Perkins. S Sides. J. Romoser Row 2 Nielson. D Alwme J Dee I. E Walker P Ruto. G Spangler. J Morgan B Martin Row 3 N Sprenkle I Schwanke. J. Trupllo. M Manning. G Richards Row 1: K. Bartenslager. S. Occiano. A Tesno, E. Spicer Row 2: P. Cruise. D. Bull. T. Griffin. K. Richards. Row 3: D. Wilson. B. Kyger. Z. Fitzpatrick. D. Manka. T. Rahrs. Row 1: C. Greenplate. J. Warner. T. McKnight. C. Russell. Row 2: J Kilmer. S Tillman. D. Mummert. T. Elliott. Row 3: D. Zelinski, K. Smith. M Miller. S. Shaffer. D. Dwyer. L. McWilliams. T. Kennedy. Row 1: R. Shearer. T. Miller. P Bricker. L. Alban. K. Morris Row 2: J Newcomer. A Mosier. V. Leisenring. S Houston. V. Kisiner. B. Floyd. S. Lehman. J. Hamrick. H. Bortner Row 3: S Ensor. D. Copas. A. Winn. L Rager. N Throckmorton. 47 49 OF THE STUDENTS, BY THE STUDENTS, FOR THE STUDENTS The Student Council is a very important part of Susquehannock High School. Through this organi- zation, students have a voice in what goes on in our high school. The Student Council coordinates many worthwhile events throughout the year and works to raise money for school improvements and other important things. A group of fine students comprise the student council under the supervision of Mr. Ruth and the job they do is one appreciated by all at Susquehannock. UPPER RIGHT: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: T. Griffin. L. Forry, R. Lloyd, S. Bortner. BELOW: Advisor, Mr. Ruth SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: H. Helms, R. Griffin. K. Greer. Row 2: D. Bowen, P. Lloyd, J. Kirkendall, A. Miller. Absent: C. Funkhouser. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: D Manka. B Kyger. Row 2: M. Greer. D. Wilson Row 3: D. Alwine. J. Trujillo. M. Fair. Absent. R. Geiote.______ _____________________________________ SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: J Pearson. S. Koller Row 2: M Miller. A Kline. C Shuchart. Row 3: L. Dobrosky. L Sprenkle. D. Manning 51 ‘ATTEN- HUT” How familiar that com- mand is to the members of the marching band. The Marching Warriors begin early in August to prepare for their halftime and pre- game performances dur- ing football season. Writ- ten by students under the supervision of Mr. Steger. the shows incorporate popular music as well as show tunes with compli- cated marching drills. The band is also an important part of pep rallies where they add their spirit and enthusiasm. The band marches in several parades throughout the year and takes a trip every spring. Wherever they go, we can be sure that the Marching Warriors repre- sent our school with pride. LOWER RIGHT: DRUM MAJORS: C. Nielson and J. Stout. MARCHING WARRIORS: Row 1: J. Stout. C. Nielson. Row 2: R. Harrison. T. Orwig. B. Schriver. Rinehart. T. Shultz. D. Gol- zari. D. Shultz. R. Gray. D. Meckley. Row 3: D. Weichert. E. Fritz. A. Copeland. A. Seichrist. J. Swam. L. Logan. L. Wysocki. Row 4 C. Shearer. L. Wright. D. Lowder, A. Sides. R. Stinar. L. Bartenslager. D. Skelley. K. Herbst. Row 5: G. Norek. L. Luckabaugh. K. Mickloss, K. Richardson. S. Toy. S. Layman. J. Hamrick. P. Fairbend. M. Rohrbaugh. T. Bortner. Row 6: N. Itzoe, B. Lloyd. R. Bull. W. Burgess. L. Steormer. C. King. D. McCullough. S. Alexander. Row 7. B. Sack. T. Miller. S. Quietsch, B. Hittie, M. Markle, J. Bartow. J. Donahue. 52 UPPER LEFT: BAND MANAGERS: J. Mum- mert, D. Lasher, M. Boggs. LOWER LEFT: Senior Dave Golzari watches the game intently. LOWER RIGHT: The Susquehannock Marching Warriors on the field. BOTTOM RIGHT: The band takes a break. 53 “FORWARD, MARCH!” Under the supervision of Mrs. Hill the Susquehannock Colorguard begins early in the summer prac- ticing their drills and perfecting their marching technique. The girls participate in several parades dur- ing the summer before combining with the other Marching Warriors to put together shows for the foot- ball season. The Colorguard always adds a creative and inter- esting touch to the halftime and pre-game performances. LOWER LEFT: Co-Sergeant, B. Fisher and Sergeant, L. Zang BOTTOM RIGHT: The Colorguard performs a dance routine during the half-time show. COLORGUARD: Row 1: N. Hildebrand, S. Rager. Row 2: G. Lentz, S. Siebert, M. Bolten, C Mosier, S. Rohrbaugh, S. Goldstein, J. Hemminger. Row 3: T. Piermatteo. B. Fisher, L. Zang. g! Myers, E. Sack. Row 4: A. Mosier, P. Boardman, L. Banihashemi. Whether sitting down to figure out a drill or leaping through the air twirling their batons, the major- ettes always do their best. Their smiling faces and talent con- tribute an important part to the overall performance of the band at parades and football games. UPPER LEFT: Head Majorette, C. Clocker UPPER RIGHT: Feature Majorette, T. Bosley 55 THEY EARNED IT Wearing t-shirts that proclaim I earned it,” each player who made the football team cer- tainly did earn it. A concentrated training camp was held in the heat of the summer in order to prepare the team for its early-starting season. Though the team struggled through most of the season with injuries and other setbacks, the players certainly finished the season with a bang. A 66-6 victory over Eastern left the Senior members of the team with many fond memories of their last high school football game. The underclass members of the team have a bright and improved season to look forward to next year. TOP RIGHT: VARSITY TRI-CAPTAINS: Rob Rinehart. Rick Riley. Edgar Davis, and Coach Tom Hoover. TOP LEFT: John Devilbiss looks on after an injury. TOP RIGHT: TEAM TRAINERS: Deb Bowen and Chris Greenplate. 1980 FOOTBALL TEAM: Row 1: J Deel. E. Walker. J. Morgan, D. Bartl, E Davis, R. Rinehart, S. Sterner. C. Greenplate. Row 2: P Rufo, D. Alwine. T. Baer. C. Fogle. T. Glatfelter. E. Chandler. P. Waldman. D McGuigan. S. Pajtis. Row 3: Coach T. Hoover. Coach J Merrifield. R Klein. T. Mummert. B Alexander. B. Martin. G. Richardo. D. Smith. R Kohlhafer. R Gaeckler. G. Spangler. M Muir. D Rosier. R. Riley. Coach K. Alwine. Coach W Margelot Row 4: J. Marchio. S. Sides. B Martin. J. Trujillo. D. Alexander. M Rossy. B. Basinger. J. Romoser. D. Moffitt. R. Allen, J. Devilbiss. M Jacobs. SENIORS: Row 1: B. Basinger, E. Davis, R. Rinehart, D. Bartl, R. Gaeckler, C. Fogle. P. Waldman. Row 2 D. McGuigan, R. Allen, D. Rosier. B. Alexander, R. Klein, M. Jacobs. M. Muir. R. Riley, D. Moffitt. BOTTOM LEFT: Jim Trujillo moves for a big gain. BOTTOM RIGHT: COACHES: Left to Right: Jim Merrifield. Wayne Margelot. Ken Alwine, Tom Hoover. 58 VARSITY FOOTBALL Biglerville York Suburban Spring Grove Kennard Dale South Western (Homecoming) Dover Vo-Tech Central York Catholic Eastern (Parents' Night) TOP LEFT: Brian Martin rolls to the left for a first down. MIDDLE LEFT: SACKED! MIDDLE RIGHT: A punt return foiled by an untimely tackle. 59 SPIRIT Susquehannock cheerleading squads are always busy as they work to instill pride and spark enthusi- asm in the spectators and fans of our sports. In addi- tion to their vital role at sporting events, the cheer- leaders do a great job of organizing pep assemblies. They have come up with some unique ideas, such as the awarding of the spirit stick to the class that dis- plays the most zeal. The squads are always inventing new cheers and adapting new pom-pom routines. This year’s favorite is the routine in which the cheer- leaders spell W-A-R-R-l-O-R-S with their pom-poms. Whatever the outcome of the game, we can always look to our cheerleaders to keep the faith and pride alive. BOTTOM RIGHT: VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS: Row 1: M Romoser. Row 2: J. Pearson. VARSITY: Row 1: B. Blough, K. Seim. Row 2: J. Pearson, M. Romoser. Row 3: M. Rutledge, R. Haberstroh, A. Norek, T. Seitz, K. Harris. 60 ON THE LOOSE JR. VARSITY: Row 1: S. Diehl. C. Seaman. C. Clocker Row 2: R. Grif- fin. D. Lloyd. A. McNew. D. Bowen _______________ 5 UPPER RIGHT: Renee Haberstroh warms her hands on a brisk day. BOTTOM RIGHT: JR. VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS: D. Bowen. D. Lloyd. 61 SPIRIT HIGH FOR HOMECOMING Homecoming is not just a football game, and it is not just a dance. Instead, it is a week packed full of activities and events. Spirit Week was a time for every student to show his spirit by doing things such as wearing a tie, dressing up, or wear- ing red and white. Just as in other years, a hall decoration contest was held. The Seniors captured first place with the winning theme, “Who Shot the Mustangs?” At the pep rally before the football game, spirits soared high and keyed the players up for their game with South Western. Though we did not win, the game was still enjoyed by all. Entertainment at halftime included the Marching Warriors, introduction of the Homecoming candidates, and the dis- play of the Homecoming floats. Lori Sprenkle was crowned as Homecoming Queen this year at the dance. Top Flight provided the music for an enjoyable evening. UPPER RIGHT: Andy Endres is hard at work on the winning Senior Hall decorations. LOWER LEFT: Everyone has their own way of showing spirit during Spirit Week, like Barb Unverzagt and Deb Kirkpatrick. LOWER RIGHT: John Lewis is caught up in the Spirit Week activities. 62 1 VflTTioT tVigvc UfWsWiqj L 'bite '3. South View QTTW 1 IVato- 1h| UPPER LEFT: The Seniors' winning float rolled to the tune of Warrior Magic.” LOWER LEFT: All this hard work goes to one's head as shown by Kelly Krebs and Beth Ryan. LOWER RIGHT: The Junior class created the Big Red Machine. 63 AND HER COURT CLOCKWISE: 1st Runner Up, Jan Pearson 2nd Runner Up, Deb Bowen 3rd Runner Up, Stacie Koller 4th Runner Up, Ann Kline HOMECOMING COURT: Row 1: A. Kline. M. Romoser. J. Pearson, W. Wacker. Row 2: S. Koller, T. Denton. M. Ferris, D. Manning, L. Sprenkle. _ STICKING TOGETHER Sparked with spirit and enthusiasm, the girl's varsity field hockey team endured a strenuous program at hockey practice in the heat of August in order to prepare for their season. This year, as always, the team performed well and had a sea- son of which we can all be proud. TOP RIGHT: VARSITY CO-CAPTAINS: Lori Sprenkle and Ann Kline MIDDLE RIGHT: Kelly Krebs and Ann Miller share the victory. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: JV Coach Miss Wagner and Varsity Coach Miss Stauffer. VARSITY: Row 1: L. Sprenkle, A. Kline. Row 2: W. Wacker. S. Tillman, D. Wilson. K. Bartenslager. B. Kyger. T. Mays Walls. Row 3: P. Delp. T. Denton. N. Bupp, M. Miller, S. Occiano, D. Glatfelter. B. Ryan, K. Krebs, T. McKnight, M. Ferris 66 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY WE THEY 2 Hanover 0 5 York High 0 2 2 Eastern Spring Grove 0 4 3 South Western 1 2 Dover _ 0 West York 2 1 Dallastown 0 5 York Suburban 0 3 Red Lion 0 1 Northeastern 3 1 Central 0 4 Kennard Dale 0 67 LEARNING TO STICK TOGETHER Under the direction of Miss Wagner, their new coach, the junior varsity girls played with pride and determination that enabled them to capture the title of York County Champs! TOP RIGHT: Mel Donkin lunges for the ball. JR. VARSITY: Row 1: D. Manka, A. Tesno. Row 2: M. Donkin, J. Fourhman, D. Bull, V. May, J. Lafferty. C. Muth, A. Miller. Mundis. Row 3: A. Alban, S. Caskey, D. Davis, K. Richards. M. Durgin, M. Card, T. Williams, L. Fuller, L. Lasher, V. Falcone, Moore, A. Hidinger, L. Hall, G. Luckenbaugh, L. McWilliams. 68 TOP LEFT: MANAGERS: Left to Right: S. Lafferty. K. Rosier. B. Carroll, L. Healy. TOP RIGHT: The JV team feels relief after winning the County Championship. MIDDLE LEFT: Penetration will win! 69 OUR GREAT GOLFERS As usual, S.H.S. produced another fine golf team. From their home at Bon Air Country Club, the boys drove to an 8-4 record. Underclassmen Kevin Wood and Dave Manka qualified for Districts, giving us an optimistic view for next year’s team. TOP RIGHT: John Lewis chips from a sandtrap 1981 GOLF TEAM; Row 1: D. Manka, J. Lewis. S. Russell, M. Eckels, J. Crowder. Row 2: C. Moltz, D. Bowles, G. Hofsteter, R. Kram K, Wood, C. Lehneis, R. Ruby. 70 TOP: Mark lines up for a birdie. BOTTOM LEFT: Carl putts for parr. Eastern York Suburban York High York Catholi Red Lion iJ an r 9 11 0 5 2 16 V2 5V 12 5 WE 14 Vi iflP 11 7 20 15 18 3 Vi 14 Vi WHAT ISA YEARBOOK? It is a tremendous effort, a few dedicated people working to capture the highlights of an entire school year under one cover. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Dobrosky. assistant editor; Donetta Glatfelter, Editor-in-Chief OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: G. Myers, typist; L. Wysocki. Literary UPPER RIGHT: W. Burgess. R. Lloyd. S. Mansfield. Business Manager CENTER LEFT: K. Pravlik. D. Lasher. S. Hand. Sec- tion Editors LOWER LEFT: B. Paules. J. Mummert. P. Waldman. Photographers LOWER RIGHT: G. Lentz. R. Quackenbush. J. Hemminger. Section Editors CALUMET STAFF: Seated: J. Mummert. D. Lasher. S. Hand. B. Paules. J. Hemminger. G. Lentz. K. Pravlik, R. Quackenbush. L. Weidmaier, D. Glatfelter. G Myers. S. Mansfield. Standing: R. Lloyd. W Burgess. L. Wysocki. Mr. Becker. Advisor. L. Dobrosky. P. Waldman. T. Denton. L. Mickey 72 73 THOSE WITH A NOSE FOR NEWS What’s black and white and “red” all over? Why, the school newspaper, of course! The Courier is published period- ically throughout the school year and is filled with interesting articles, editorials, and art work. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mack the staff works hard to meet their deadlines and produce a fine newspaper. Reading the Courier brings a pleasant break to our daily routine and teachers as well as students appre- ciate the effort put forth by the Courier Staff. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. McSweeney helps Natalie Itzoe with her section. UPPER LEFT: COURIER CLOWNS: Eric Gumpricht, Scott Russell, Tom Boyle LOWER LEFT: Feature Editor, Teresa Piermatteo checks a page. LOWER RIGHT: Art Editor. Dawn Carbaugh hard at work as usual. 75 STAYING IN CHARACTER The High School Hero, presented in November by the Senior Class, proved to be a huge success. After much rehearsal and a few tense moments at practice, the cast came through with a performance which was entertaining and enjoyable to all who saw it. Focusing on the happenings in a present day high school, the play proved to be realistic yet witty. Mr. Ruth can once again be proud of his efforts with the class plays. BELOW: Mr. Ruth keeps the show running smoothly. UPPER RIGHT: 'That’s it, have a good cry. Let it all out. MIDDLE: Mr. Conrad puts his foot in his mouth again by arguing with the principal. Miss Spencer. LOWER RIGHT: Gertrude, Bill, and Sue. make plans to help Lunk with his exams. PLAY CAST: Row 1: R. Buettner, K. Henry. S. Lafferty, S. Mansfield. L. Wysocki. K. John- son. R. Haberstroh. Row 2: J. Hemminger, M. Rohrbaugh, D. Lasher, R. Lloyd, Mr. Ruth, L. MIDDLE: ‘‘Get in here you purse thief!!” LOWER LEFT: “How could you let me make the WORLD’S BIGGEST FOOL of Myself?” LOWER RIGHT: “Lunk. you will never pass that test!” 79 THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS Christmas comes in many shapes and forms at Susquehannock. UPPER RIGHT: A new feature this year; the library Christmas card is being signed by Eric Gumpricht. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Diehl directs the orchestra in their annual Christmas concert. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lisa Forry and Dan Alwine put the finishing touches on the Christmas tree which is sponsored by Student Council. LOWER LEFT: Betsy Bender, Lisa Alban, and Pam Bricker admire the colorful window scenes in the lobby. LOWER RIGHT: Debby Bowen, Lisa Nuth, and Deb Blume check out the Christmas mail in the main office. NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL: Row 1: J. Alt, G. Cramer, L. Kauffman. Row 2: M. Hintensch. R. Graziel, J. Hartenstein, D. Ward. Row 3: G. Schwartzman, R. McKay. D. Stohler, Coach Yeckley, C. Moltz, B. Ruby, M. Cline, S. Wagner.______________________________________________________________________________ FACING NEW CHALLENGES With Ninth grade comes new challenges and obstacles, and there was no exception with this year’s basketball and wrestling teams. NINTH GRADE WRESTLERS: Row 1: J. Shaver, J. Warrington, P. Busky, W. Trout. Row 2: T. Beaverson, T. Moore, G. Burgess. K. Shuchart, B. Spier, V. Lewis, R. Harris, M. Hoover, T. Orwig, R. Fairbend. ANGELIC VOICES . . . Susquehannock High School's vocal talents were showcased in the musical, “Good News,” and the spring concert. Under the choral direction of Mrs. Neilsen, each student expressed himself through a total group effort. TOP RIGHT: R. Stinar. N. Itzoe BOTTOM LEFT: Chorus Director; Mrs. Neilsen BOTTOM RIGHT: J. Buchanan, T. Winemiller, J. Mummert 82 CHORUS: Row 1: L. Fuller, L. Forella, J. Rider, T. Shamer. Row 2: P. Bricker, B. Webb, B. Bender. K. Smith. Row 3: K. Richardson, T. Piermatteo, D. Mummert, L. Alban, C. Shearer. CHORUS: Row 1: L. Kilmer, T. Griffin. Row 2: D. Zelinski, R. Griffin, D. Trump, D. Johnson. Row 3: A. Maddocks. T. Williams, T. Taylor, C. Mummert. 83 . . . NOTES OF HARMONY There were many oppor- tunities during the school year for the concert band, stage band, pep band, and orchestra to display their talents. Mrs. Diehl, Mr. Steger, and Mr. Ben- shoof combined their ef- forts to create a musical department that brings pride and spirit to our school. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Steger FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Diehl LOWER LEFT: Mr. Benshoof LOWER RIGHT: Pep Band 84 TOP: Concert Band CENTER: Stage Band BOTTOM: Orchestra 85 VARSITY: Row 1: T. Truman, D. Fitzpatrick, S. Bortner, M. Eckels. A. Wagner. Row 2: E. Davis, B. Klein, B. Palmer, P. Williams, D. Bartl, R. Rinehart. REMARKABLE! There were many exciting moments for the spectators this past year during the basket- ball season. The varsity team fought its way to the top and the junior varsity team was never far behind. Under the coaching direc- tion of Mr. Rynearson and Mr. Trimmer, the teams played with great enthusiasm and won many games. The highlight of the season was our spectacular game with York Catholic. Many fans turned out to cheer on the teams. Although we didn’t finish districts, just mak- ing it as far as we did was an accomplish- ment. The student body is very proud of our Warriors! Lots of luck next year. TOP RIGHT: COACHES: VARSITY: Mr. Terry Rynearson (right) JUNIOR VARSITY: Mr. Dan Trimmer (left) BOTTOM RIGHT: Rob moves past a Wildcat defender. WE 53 72 62 68 57 62 41 71 54 36 57 71 43 59 65 58 39 50 77 49 55 VARSITY West York Hanover South Western South Western Northeastern Dover Spring Grove Red Lion York Catholic Dallastown Vo-Tech York Suburban Eastern Kennard Dale Red Lion York Catholic Dallastown Vo-Tech York Suburban Eastern lard Dale Settysburg THEY 82 75 46 i 56 53 45 63 54 42 50 47 39 50 55 75 47 37 48 46 40 Holy Name 67 •District III Playoffs 87 SUCCESSFUL TODAY; AWAITING TOMORROW The JV team showed us much improve- ment this year. Their hustle, enthusiasm, and skill created some very thrilling games for excited fans. We are anxiously awaiting the upcoming season with high hopes for more success. TOP: Fitz lays one in! JV SQUAD: Row 1: B. Martin, S. Kirkendall, R. McDole, K. Gibbs, B. Shiflett, J. Romoser. Row 2: B. Shiflett, T. Kowaleski, B. Martin, J. Devilbiss, D. Alwine, D. Schwanke, S. Sides. 88 JV WE THEY 49 West York 55 58 Hanover 50 74 South Western 36 84 South Western 47 62 Northeastern 39 66 Dover 50 50 Spring Grove 54 60 Red Lion 56 27 York Catholic 64 51 Dallastown 53 47 Vo-Tech 55 39 York Suburban 46 54 Eastern 33 60 Kennard Dale 28 31 Red Lion 26 37 York Catholic 69 49 Dallastown 52 50 Vo-Tech 45 31 York Suburban 51 58 Eastern 45 62 Kennard Dale 34 BOTTOM RIGHT: Good Sportsmanship shows pride. 89 UNIQUE SQUAD: UNENDING SPIRIT The basketball cheerleaders added a new dimension this year. Two males joined an already great varsity squad. This makes our school the only one in York County to have males on the squad. They added their spirit and en- thusiasm and will long be remembered by the students of Susquehannock. All through the season, the cheerleaders worked hard to boost spirit and lead the fans in cheering for our teams. The pep rallies that they organized were said to be some of the best that our school has ever had. The cheerleaders did their job well and spirit ran so high that an alum- nus of Susquehannock was prompted to write a letter to a local newspaper praising us for our spirit. Way to go cheerleaders! BOTTOM LEFT: Captain: Kim Harris BOTTOM RIGHT: SENIORS: Row 1: J. Pearson. Row 2: M. Romoser. R. Buettner, R. Haberstroh. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: J. Stout, M Romoser, D. Bowen, R. Haberstroh, R. Buettner. Row 2: J. Pearson, K. Seim, C. Clocker, K. Harris. Row 3: B. Blough. 90 UPPER LEFT: SHS’s own special and spirited male cheerleaders. Ross Buettner and Jeff Stout. LOWER LEFT: JV SQUAD: (Top to bottom) L. Moltz, S. Diehl, C. Behrens. S. Schwarz and A. McNew, L. Cookerly. LOWER RIGHT: JV Captain. Sandy Diehl. 91 STILL TRYING, STILL ACHIEVING Under the guidance of Mr. Sparmblack, the Varsity Girls’ Basketball team struggled to gain respectability. The girls may have won only two games, but they took a great step toward get- ting the respect they deserve. Conditioning, ex- tending their knowledge, and sticking together, the team continues to build a basis for the future. TOP RIGHT: Varsity Coach, Mr. Sparmblack 92 WE 26 29 51 34 32 26 25 42 29 33 21 32 15 17 26 47 46 30 GIRLS’ VARSITY juth Western Northeas Dover Spring Grove Red Lion York Catholic Dallastown Vo-Tech York Suburban Eastern f Kennard Dale Red Lion York Dallastown Vo-Tech York Suburban Eastern Kennard Dale 59 93 YOUTH AND SPIRIT This year’s JV squad led by an enthusiastic new coach, Miss Hunt, toiled through hard practices and competitions, which produced a rewarding season. Although two wins do not make a season, these victories boosted the team's morale, and kept their youthful spirit alive. TOP RIGHT: JV Coach, Miss Hunt GIRLS' JV: Row 1: J. Fourhman, D. Davis, L. Trager, V. May, C. Hafford. Row 2: B. Rinehart, K. Ensor, K. Gry2mala, A. Miller, K. Greet Hotsteter, A. Lichtenwalter. 94 TOP LEFT: Lori completes a clean block. TOP RIGHT: MANAGERS: L. Healy and M. Durgin. Ab- sent: M. Donkin BOTTOM RIGHT: Karen applies some strong defense. GIRLS'JV South Western Northeastern Dover Spring Grove Red Lion York Catholic Dallastown Vo-Tech York Suburban Eastern Kennard Dale ed Lion York Catholic Dallastown Vo-Tech York Suburban 95 BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Wrestling: A word full of strength, agility, dedication, and denial. The 1981 squad started the season with two new coaches, Mr. Bowen and Rev. Bilbie. Led by their new coaches, the young team struggled to do their best and bring pride to Susquehannock. UPPER RIGHT: COACHES: VARSITY: Mr Ron Bowen JUNIOR VARSITY: Rev. Gary Bilbie 1981 VARSITY WRESTLERS: Row 1: J. Wilson, J. Guersh, S. McClain, D. Grosberger, D. Manka, K. Shaffer, E. Campbell, G. Spanglei P. Rufo, N. Sprenkle. Row 2: K. Giordano, S. Hoover. D. Moffitt. R. Gaeckler, D. Mathews, R. Riley, D. Shultz, W. Williams. C. Cost Row 3: C. Bilbie, G. Hendrix, D. Russell, Q. Russell, J. Lewis, J. Marchio, M. Muir, T. Glatfelter, D. Rosier. D. McGuigan, R. Chittum, I Chandler.___________________________ 96 SENIOR WRESTLERS: Row 1: Q. Russell, M. Muir, D. Rosier, D. McGuigan. Row 2: S. Hoover, R. Gaeckler, R. Riley. D. Mathews, D. Moffitt, C. Costa. LOWER RIGHT: John Lewis moves for the pin. MANAGERS: Row 1: D. Smith, L. Lasher. Row 2: W. Wacker, B. Ryan, P. Waldman, L. Nuth. 98 TOP LEFT: David goes for 2 points and a takedown. BOTTOM: Quincy hangs in there! 99 KEEPING THE FAITH Faithfully providing spirit all season long, the wrestling cheerleaders backed our wrestlers through a tough season. LOWER LEFT: NEW ADVISORS: Miss Callear, NINTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: J. Krom, G. Luckenbaugh, K. Williamson. Ro Wrestling, and Miss Culbertson, Basketball Miller, A. Williams, G. Wise, M. Forte, K. O Connor. Row 3: W. Kurtz. UPPER LEFT: The cheerleaders do a pom- pom routine. LOWER LEFT: CAPTAIN: Amy Norek LOWER RIGHT: SENIORS: L. Zang, C. Clocker, A. Norek, L. Caruccio 101 PRAYERS AND PROBLEMS This year the junior class presented the play, Papa Was a Preacher, to the students and the public. The play was a comedy about the lives of a preacher and his family and the extra pressure put on them because of his job. Under the direction of Mr. Ruth, the cast of the play worked very hard to prepare their production. This year the cast did not have as much time as usual to prepare, but nevertheless, they did an excellent job. All who saw the play agree that it was a fine ef- fort by the junior class and a huge success. UPPER RIGHT: Helen and Raybon caught in the act. MIDDLE RIGHT: And this stuff should make me feel better? LOWER LEFT: Mama and Papa discuss their anniversary plans. LOWER RIGHT: Papa marries the happy, young couple. TOP LEFT: JR. CLASS PLAY CAST: Row 1: M. Smith, K. Smith, E. Lucanbaugh, R. Geiple, C. Russell. Row 2: D. Zelinski, M. Fair, L. Munch, K. Berlin, J. Blachowitz, E. Moser. Mr. Ruth, C. Allison, C. Neilson, J. Allen. MIDDLE LEFT: Christine Allison studies her lines. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Ruth keeps an eye on things. BOTTOM LEFT: The groom pays Papa for the service. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cecil and Raybon fight over Helen. AROUND THE WORLD The AFS organization has always kept a high standard and it con- tinued to do so throughout the 1980-81 school year. Three students came to join our lives and share the experiences of SHS. Some of the many events AFS sponsored included cupcake day, the turkey supper, and the AFS King and Queen contest followed by an evening of dancing in the SHS gym. The advisors, Mrs. Baer, (lower left), Mr. Ruth and Miss Krumrine (lower right), helped us through all those fund raising rough spots. We wish to thank them for their pa- tience and guidance. The four AFS officers (upper right) are Jean Hemminger. Ginny Myers, Ginger Lentz, and Derek Lasher. They provided outstanding leader- ship for the club. ■ 106 SENIOR AND JUNIOR AFS MEMBERS: Row 1: L. Wysocki, S. Crumley, C. Wacquez, K. Berlin (left to right). Row 2: (left to right) L. Bare. M. Dieringer. D. Lasher. J. Pravlik, A. Rivera, C. Kline. J. Hemminger, G. Lentz, J. Pearson. SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN AFS MEMBERS: Row 1: S. Murrow, L. Miller. T. Miller, K. Kreeger. P. Fairbend (left to right). Row 2: (left to right) K. Richardson, C. Kline. K. Rosier. C. Bare. D. Cupp. W. Smith. L. Forella. 107 FOREIGN FUN Once again, Sus- quehannock’s active AFS chapter brought us a fabulous weekend of foreign activity. Students opened their homes and hearts to students from around the county and all over the world. We were treated to an interna- tional talent show (op- posite page) while our guests had other fun activities scheduled just for them. 109 DANCIN’ FOR DOLLARS As tradition dictates, the AFS weekend draws to a foot-tapping close with a dance on Saturday night. While the dance is held for the fun of all, its purpose is also to raise money for the AFS program. Elected can- didates from each grade turn in col- lected donations and the winners are announced at the dance. UPPER RIGHT: AFS King and Queen Mark Fair and Jan Pearson share a special dance. BOTTOM: AFS COURT: (left to right) 3rd Runners-up, Gail Luckenbaugh and Keith Gibbs: 2nd Runners-up, Trisha Griffin and Chuck Costa; AFS Exchange Student. Al Rivera: King and Queen. Jan Pearson and Mark Fair; AFS Exchange Student, Chris Wac- quez; 1st Runners-up. Ann Hidinger and Ron McKay. 110 SHARING A SHORT TIME While AFS allows us to host foreign exchange students, it also offers us the opportunity to travel. Three SHS seniors spent their summers abroad, (upper left) Derek Lasher went to France, Jean Hemminger to the Azores, and Jan Pearson visited Turkey. In return, Susquehannock hosted Monica Dieringer (lower left) from Wiscon- sin. She stayed with Patty Fairbend (lower right) and her family during the sec- ond semester. Monica’s smiles added greatly to the junior class and we hope she enjoyed her stay here in Pennsylvania. in SHYNESS AND SMILES Evidently, Al Rivera’s favorite thing in America is the food. He gained quite a few pounds, although you’d never know it. It was easy to tell when Al was sick because he didn’t want to eat his lunch! Al also enjoys music and wat- ching television. He is a soccer enthusiast and a member of the track team. When Al returns home to Guatemala City and his nine brothers and sisters, we hope he will treasure the time he spent with us at Susquehannock. UPPER RIGHT: Al with his host brother and sister. Dean and Jan Pearson 112 “CHARMANT” Who is that tall, thin figure, carrying a flight bag through the halls of S.H.S.? Why it’s quiet Chris, our AFS Ex- change student from Belgium. Although we never heard much from Chris, he could often be found armed with his camera or carrying basketballs and towels for the boys’ varsity team. While Chris brought us smiles and a taste of his homeland, we hope he returns to Belgium with thoughts of America and memories of Susquehannock. BOTTOM LEFT: Chris and his host brother, Bryan Palmer 113 DOWN BUT NOTOUT Girl’s Volleyball at Susquehannock has had £ proud and winning tradition for many years Spirit and determination were not enough tc oevercome a rare losing season. The fun damentals learned by this year’s squad wil build a strong foundation for future seasons. TOP: Jere keeps her eye fixed on the ball and moves f the first hit. BOTTOM LEFT: Cheryl watches her teammate serve winning point. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Rosa Baer. Girl's Varsity Coach gives a word of advice and encouragement games. 114 TOP: Lori and Ann wait with anticipation. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim is ready to make the initial hit. VARSITY Central York Suburban York High Kennard Dale Vo-Tech Dover Hanover West York Spring Grove Northeastern Eastern Red Lion South Western Dallastown !f L 1-15:9-15 L 14-16; 11-15 L 10-15; 3-15 W 15-12; 16-14 L 11-15; 15-9; 11-15 L 13-15; 12-15 L 13-15; 15-9:6-15 L 5-15; 8-15 L 7-15; 9-15 L 15-4; 16-18; 8-15 W 15-13; 15-8 NOT AVAILABLE L 7-15; 15-7;0-15 L 15-0: 11-15; 9-15 115 BUILDING FOR A WINNING FUTURE The playing experience gained at the JV level serves as a foundation for the future varsity years. Fundamentals, game experience, and learning the team concept will all combine to build future successful teams. TOP RIGHT: Karen moves with determination BOTTOM RIGHT: Lorrie calls for the ball before she hits it. JV Central York Suburba| York High I Kennard D Vo-Tech Dover Hanover West York | Spring Grove Northeastern Eastern Red Lion South Western Dallastown L 4-11; 5-11 L 11-8:9-11; 8-11 L 11-8;4-11;4-11 L 1-11;6-11 L 7-11; 12-10; 7-1 L 1-11;9-11 -12; 11-8; 1-1 II; 7-11 11; 6-11 NOT AVAILABLE L 9-11;8-11 L 8-11; 2-11 L 1-11; 0-11 L 8-11; 2-11 116 117 HARD SPIKERS AND HIGH SETS Hard after-school practice to compete in two tournaments needs a lot of dedication and determination. As Coach Adams taught the fun- damentals of sound volleyball, the team pro- gressed into a competitive unit. TOP RIGHT: Boys' coach. Miss Adams, looks for areas to improve. CENTER RIGHT: The team listens to words of advice and encouragement. BOTTOM LEFT: Darryl sets for an awaiting Scott. BOTTOM RIGHT: Scott's great vertical jumping ability leads to many blocks. 118 TOP LEFT: Andy Logan shows height and power in his spike. TOP RIGHT: Bryan spikes between defenders. BOTTOM LEFT: Good sets lead to great spikes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pat and Dave go up for a block. 119 OUR SPLENDID SPLINTERS One run, extra inning victories became a habit this year as the Susquehannock baseball team challenged for the Eastern Division championship the entire season. Coaches Blough and Rynearson fielded a young but experienced team that brought us many thrills and recognition. RIGHT: Coach Blough gives Jeff Deel advice on hifting. 1981 BASEBALL TEAM: Row 1: D. Haynes, M. Muir, S. Russell, R. Rinehart. M. Jacobs, A. Wagner. Row 2: J. Devilbiss, J. Romoser, T. Itzoe, D. Clough, Coach Blough, R. Clough, M. Manning, R. McDole, D. Smith. Row 3: B. Martin, B. Martin, N. Sprenkle, J. Deel. D Alwine, D. Fitzpatrick, Coach Rynearson. 120 Red Lion- Kennard Dale Vo-Vecta Eastern York Suburban Dallastown Yorfc Catholjcf, Red Lion Kennard Dale York Suburban TOP LEFT: The determination of a great team shows on the face of Mike Jacobs. TOP RIGHT: Brian Martin puts his weight behind the bat to send the ball soaring. MIDDLE RIGHT: Matt Muir guards home plate during a close encounter. 121 BACK ON THE TRACK Susquehannock reentered the York County Track League after too many years on the sidelines. Coaches Sparmblack, Alwine, and Hunt turned contagious enthusiasm into a win- ning attitude among the team members. Sur- prising first-year success has everyone op- timistic about future years. RIGHT: Bob Vincent hurdles for victory. OPPOSITE PAGE: BOTTOM: On your mark! Get set! Go! BOYS VARSITY TRACK: Row 1: D. Copas. M. Bolton. B. Shifflett. D. Russel. R. Carey. M. Anderson. R. McKay. S. Allen. T. Beaverson. S. McClain, C. Funkhouser, L. Healy. Row 2: P. Petros. M. Fair, D. Alexander. B. Wright, M. Nearhoff, S. Bortner, B. Gohn, K. Gibbs. M. Smith. J. Carman. M. Markle. M. Durgin. Row 3: E. Chandler. T. Shultz, B. Spear, G. Richards. M. Rossey. E. Gumpricht, T. Traynor, J. Lewis. E. Neilson, T. Truman, J. Wilson. Row 4: B. Alpaugh, C. Wacquez, E. Davis. G. Cramer. D. Reidt. B. Shifflett. V. Lewis. J. P. Morgan. G. Spangler, K. Wood. 122 GIRLS VARSITY TRACK: Row 1: D. Copas, C. Wagner. C. Hafford, V. May, K. Krebs, P. Walls. J. Alt. W. Kurtz. G. Lucken- baugh. Row 2: L. Healy. M. Bolton, D. Vain. J. Newcomer, J. McCracken, D. Zelinski, D. Davis. P. Thomas. S. Elliott, A. Tesno, D. Sanford. Row 3: R. Griffin, M. Shultz, C. Nelson. K. Gryzmala. K. Ensor. S. Occiano, B. Rinehart, M. Card. A. Miller, K. Hofstetter. C. Moore, R. Stinar, C. Mundis. M. Durgin. i w Southwestern Northeastern T 89 Yortf'C tholicf 'll 2 € sferyi Kennard Dqfe Vo-Tech Ftanover 123 “GOOD NEWS” WAS GOOD NEWS Not since 1976 had Susquehannock attempted an all-school musical. Long night rehearsals, missed cues, flaring tempers, and slow-developing sets made us all feel the show would not go on. In the final weeks, lines became natural, sets were completed, programs were printed, and the cast readied for opening night. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. McCoy ages Scott Mansfield so he looks the part. CENTER: Beth Ryan applies her mascara before show time. LOWER LEFT: Roberta Stinar poses with that devious look in her eyes. LOWER RIGHT: Rommi Griffin touches up her eye make-up before going on stage. 124 UPPER LEFT: Teresa Piermatteo and Daryl McCullough take a break from the action. CENTER: Teresa thanks Scott. UPPER RIGHT: Leslie and Troy share a quick glance. BOTTOM LEFT: Rod, Mike and Steve make a terrific trio. BOTTOM RIGHT: Alan and Ross stand back admiring the ladies. 125 GOING, GOING GONGED Student Council once again sponsored a very successful Gong Show, enjoyed by par- ticipants and audience as well. UPPER LEFT: The band Iron Knight” wins the contest. UPPER RIGHT: Mark Miller's trained pet rock is received by the audience not nearly as well! BOTTOM: The cast of “Weekend Update of Saturday Night Live is judged the funniest act. 126 UPPER LEFT: Chuck Berris is entertained by the unknown comic. Mark Miller. UPPER RIGHT: Karen Richardson and Teresa Piermatteo sing “The Rose.’’ LOWER LEFT: The performers celebrate at the end of the Gong Show. LOWER RIGHT: Jim Donahue juggles during the show 128 129 UPPER LEFT: Lori Sprenkle and Rob Rinehart were chosen as Athletes of the Year. UPPER RIGHT: Pat Williams receives the basketball trophy. LOWER LEFT: Cheerleading advisor, Miss Culbertson gives Mary Romoser a hbg with the cheerleading award. LOWER RIGHT: Lori Sprenkle receives the A. H. Henderson Award as the outstanding scholar-athlete. 130 ABUNDANT ATHLETIC AWARDS Due to the increased number of athletes this year, the Sports Awards Night was held at the school. Dinner was served in the gym, followed by the awards ceremonies in the auditorium. UPPER LEFT: Chris Bilbie receives the wrestling trophy from Coach Bowen. UPPER RIGHT: The baseball award was given by Coach Blough to Rob Rinehart. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Sutton presents Mark Eckels with the golf award. LOWER RIGHT: Brian Martin was awarded the football trophy from Co ch Hoover. 131 A REWARDING EVENING Once again students and parents gathered for the Academic Awards Assembly. Many deserving young peo- ple were recognized for their achievements in subjects from social studies to A.F.S. UPPER LEFT: Several students receive French awards. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Wysocki is given the band award by Mr. Stegar. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Linnane recognizes Sonya Thompson as the Outstan- ding Diversified Occupations Student. MIDDLE RIGHT: Students of the Month were presented with certificates. LOWER RIGHT: Trisha Griffin receives a health award. 132 THE PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE To be elected to the National Honor Society is just that — an honor. Candidates are selected on their scholarship, leadership, and citizenship abilities. When inducted into the Society, they pledge to uphold the standards and pride of their school as well as themselves. TOP: Junior members. MIDDLE: Sophomore members. BOTTOM: Senior members. “EVERGREEN” Following the Susquehan- nock tradition, the annual junior-senior prom was held in the gymnasium. The Junior class worked hard, decorating for the theme, “Evergreen”. When the big night finally arived, everyone put on their tux- edos and gowns for a very enjoyable and memorable evening. UPPER RIGHT: Dave Manning and Stephanie Rager share a dance. LOWER LEFT: The Dave Winter Group provided music for the prom. LOWER RIGHT: Couples had photographs taken in front of the wooden gazebo. 134 UPPER LEFT: Couples enjoy the music at the prom. LOWER LEFT: Diane Manning and her escort, Kirk Brown, Inspect pictures taken during the prom. LOWER RIGHT: Many people enjoyed the band including Andie Tesno and her date 135 BREAKING AWAY As graduation approaches, we, the seniors take time to reflect on our past ex- periences and ponder what the future holds. We began as a collection of very different individuals, all striving and reaching in separate directions. As the school years progressed, we became a class and began to work together, helping each other to reach the one goal we all share — graduation. We are a unique class, as is every class at Susquehan- nock. We have our weaknesses and many, many strong points. We realize that our high school has been an invaluable part of our educa- tion and life, but we hope that our class has contributed something to the school as well. Thomas Beard Deborah Blume Cynthia Bowen Deborah Bowen Thomas Boyle Ross Buettner Wayne Burgess Shirley Calp CLASS MOTTO: I shall pass this way but once, if there is any kindness I can show. Let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again. CLASS FLOWER: white rose CLASS COLORS: burgundy and ivory Deborah Capel Dawn Carbaugh Lisa Caruccio Chrysti Clocker Charles Costa Edgar Davis Penny Delp Tamara Denton Kimberly Carman Bonny Carroll John Carson Thomas Counts Christine Culotta Ruth Cummings Lisa Dobrosky Loretta Eagan Mark Eckels Senior Hook Day Term papers Jr Sr Prom Yellow cards AFS Weekend School Break-ins Busch Gardens Male Cheerleaders Fun Fair Student Blood Donor Day York Catholic Defeated I Horse mascot GOOD NEWS musical ‘81 Class T-shirts Float and Hall Wins Basketball Playoffs Switching bathrooms and Potty Patrol Snow Dance and King contest Exchanging Senior pictures Andrew Endres John Ensor 140 Gary Glatfelter David Golzari Greg Guerin Doreen Fetterman Brenda Fisher Randy Gaeckler Donetta Giatfelter Virginia Hall Sandra Hand Mary Ferris Lisa Forry Renee Haberstroh TREND SETTING FASHIONS Ankle straps Cowboy boots Preppy” look Designer jeans French braids Multi-ear piercing Lace collars and bow ties Sweater dresses Oxford shirts Hush Puppy sweaters NIKES Blazers Knee socks with wool skirts Digital watches with alarms Perms Textured Stockings DOCKSIDES Clutch hand bags Chinese flats Round-collared shirts Western hats Warm-up suits Long sleeve T-shirts Rabbit fur jackets Leo Hartlaub David Haynes Lori Hess Bradley Hittie Jennifer Honard Natalie Itzoe Michael Jacobs Kathleen Johnson Edward Hepburn Jean Hemmlnger Karen Henry Joy Hoover Scott Hoover Cathy Hopkins Robert Johnson Leslie Kilmer Christine King NEWS-MAKING HEADLINES Iran releases hostages New President is elected John Lennon murdered Alexander Haig controversy Space shuttle launched Black children murdered in Atlanta Who shot JR? Actors' strike Eruptions of Mount Saint Helens Las Vegas hotel fires Shah of Iran dies Assassination attempt on Presi- dent Reagan's life Reagan proposes budget cuts Workers strike in Poland Gasoline soars to $ 1.30 Civil War in El Salvador Draft registration for men is reinstated Andrew Logan Stacie Koller Robert Lloyd Dawn Kirkendall Debra Kirkpatrick Kelly Krebs Melissa McCann CINEMA FAVORITES Blue Lagoon Nine to Five Stir Crazy Private Benjamin Ordinary People Altered States The Jazz Singer Tess Xanadu Any Which Way You Can Urban Cowboy The Empire Strikes Back Seems Like Old Times The Competition Smokey and the Bandit Part II Caddy Shack The Fog Roadie Raging Bull The Incredible Shrinking Woman The Aristocats My Bloody Valentine Tribute Excalibur Altered States Elephant Man , «MU Scott Mansfield Nancy Marchildon Brenda Miller Jeanne Miller Mark Miller Karyn Mitchell Donald Moffitt Matthew Muir «T- David Mathews Tracey Mays Lorie Mickey Sharon K. Miller Sharon L. Miller Cindy Mitchell Virginia Myers Brian Nace Michael Nearhoof CASEY S COAST TO COAST Diana Nolin Amy Norek Teresa Piermatteo Jennifer Plata Annette Powers 148 Rodney Rager Richard Riley Dwayne Rinehart 149 Robert Rinehart Alvaro Rivera Craig Robinson SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS OF '81 Phillies defeat Royals in World Series; first Championship ever George Brett bats an . incredible 390 and is American League MVP Muhammed All comes out of retirement Jerry Faust is named as Notre Dame's new football coach Sugar Ray Leonard — Roberto Duran match and rematch Georgia defeats Notre Dame in Sugar Bowl; are named � 11n both polls Dave Winfield signs with NY Yankees for $13 million over 10 years Bob Gibson is elected to Baseball Hall of Fame Harold Carmichael’s pass-catching streak ends after 127 games Dan Fouts passes for over 4,700 yards Bjorn Borg and John MacEnroe in great tennis matches Albert King, Buck Williams, and Maryland Terrapins try to defend their ACC Basketball title Bum PhilHps is fired by Houston Oilers and Earl Campbell threatens to sit out next season Brian Rohrbaugh Michael Rohrbaugh « Melissa Rutledge Beth Ryan Jennifer Sebeck 150 Dawn Skelly Raymond Simmers Susan Somerville Mary Romoser David Rosier Quincy Russell Tamara Seitz Chris Shuchart Timothy Shultz Lori Sprenkle Patricia Stevens Vernon Lee Stoermer BETWEEN COMMERCIALS Dynasty Different Strokes Benson Oriole Baseball Real People Muppet Show Eight is Enough East of Eden White Shadow Those Amazing Animals Trapper John. MD House Calls M A S H Dallas CHIP'S Knot’s Landing Palmerstown Bosom Buddies Dukes of Hazzard Love Boat Ten Speed and Brown Shoe That's Incredible Flamingo Road Fridays Alfred Taylor Theresa Taylor Jeffrey Uhey Barbara Unverzagt Wendy Wacker 152 Peggy Walls Trudie Walter Donna Weichert Sonya Thompson Ronald Thornton Everett Truman Christophe Wacquez Peter Waldman Alan Wagner Lisa Wiedmaier Patrick Williams Richard Williamson Janette Wilson Troy Winemiller Stephen Winograd Larry Wise Shelly Wright Lisa Wysocki Lynda Zang In Memory... The class of 1981 has experienced sorrow in the loss of our classmate, Dave Chittum. Let us learn from his premature death to appreciate life, to fully develop our potential, to always be honest and strive to make the best out of everything we wish to do. 155 THE CLASS OF 1981 SENIORS VS. FACULTY As an added attraction for the last week of school, senior basketball players took on the faculty members in an ex- citing and fun-filled game. When the final whistle blew, the faculty had come out with a one-point edge. (With some extra outside help). UPPER LEFT: Both teams anxiously await deci- sion of Ted Truman's foul shot. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Miller guards Eric Gumpricht. LOWER RIGHT: Rob Rinehart attempts to get the ball from Mr. Rynearson. 157 AT LAST! Graduation night was a time when long-awaited dreams were finally realized by the class of ’81. On a beautiful warm evening, speeches were given, songs sung, diplomas awarded, and tassels turned. Then Yee-ha! The class of ’81 was on its own. UPPER RIGHT: We proudly switched our tassels. LOWER LEFT: Class President Mark Miller addresses the group. LOWER RIGHT: Deb Capel receives her diploma. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Bonny Carroll and Quincy Russell share the mo- ment. UPPER RIGHT: Al's expression mirrors all our feelings. LOWER LEFT: Musical seniors T. Winemiller, L. Sprenkle. B. Alexander and T. Shultz sing the class song, “Freebird”. LOWER RIGHT: Ross Buettner leads the Warrior Call for the final time. 158 UPPER LEFT: Shouts of joy are heard as hats are thrown to exclaim the feeling of a graduate. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Ford contemplates the future. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Linnane awards Lisa Dobrosky the Salutatorian’s medal. LOWER RIGHT: The class of 1981: reminiscing and speculating. 160 4! WELCOME ABOARD. . . After graduation, the seniors cruised all night on the Love Boat. They enjoyed music and dancing. UPPER LEFT: Class clowns Troy Winemiller and Ted Truman share a dance — with each other! UPPER RIGHT: The food was great 4.0WER LEFT: and the whole Love Boat crew LOWER RIGHT: did a fantastic job for the seniors’ last time together. 161 SENIOR DIRECTORY Brock Alexander No Response Ray Allen To be a computer programmer Football 11, 12 Susan Amereihn To get a good paying job Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Captain 10 Field Hockey 10 Senior Aide 12 Derek Bartl To attend Werley College (Pre-engineering) Football 9, 10, 11. 12- Basketball 9, Kim Barwick No Response JP-11'12 k Benjamin Basinger To be a furniture shipper Football 10, 11, 12 Thomas Beard To be a farmer Frank Beck No Fle ponse Deb Blume No Response Melanfe Boggs To became a secre AFS 11, 12 Homecoming Committee 10, 11.12 Prom Committee 11 Library Aide 12 Senior Aide 12 Band Manager 12 Jr. Class Play Committee Senior Class Play Committee Elizabeth Bondurant To become a restaui int owner Basketball 9, 10, 11 Prom Committee 11 Sharon (Miller) Bond To become a mother Junior Class Play Committee Senior Class Play Committee AFS 11, 12 Steve Bortner To go to Ohio Institute of Technology (Computer Science) and get a job in a large corporation Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 11, 12 Student Council Representatives. 10 Student Council Vice- President 1 us. Student Council President 12 Class Vice-President 9 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Corrilihittee 11 National Honor Society 11. Fun Fair Committee 12 Senior Aide 12 Cindi Bowen To go in ihe Air Force and to go to college. Deb Bowen No Resp hse ___ m Thomas B , Tb go to trai CBjrier Sta oil if io, ii Fun Fair Ch Homecoming ■ Senior Aide 12 Ross Buettner To go to Towson College (Business Administration) Baseball 10, 11 Cheerleading 12 Senior Class Play Cast Good News Musical 12 Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Floa Committee Senior Aide 12 Flagman 11, 12 Wayne Burgess To attend Randolph-Macon College (Medical Prep.) Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 ncert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Brass Ensemble 9, 11, 12 Pep Band 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 12 Junior Class Play Cast Good News Musical 12 stling 9, 10 Yearbook Business Staff 12 ional Honor Society 10, Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair Commit Shirely Calp To be a housewi pursue a career, enior Aide 1 Santa's Helpers 12 Deb Capel To be a secretary Senior Aide 12 Dawn Carbaugh To go to school for horsemanship and then to be owner of stable Yearbook Photographer 12 Fun Fair 12 Courier Staff 12 Senior Aide 12 Good News Musical Committee 12 Kim Carman To go to college for pre-med Basketball 9 Chorus 10 Choral Ensemble 9 AFS 12 Track 12 V '■ I Softball 9 Senior Aide 12 Bonny Carroll 162 To pursue a career in photography Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Field Hockey Manager 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Boy's Volleyball Manager 12 Yearbook Staff 11 John Carson To go to college n Lisa Caruccio i To attend Penn State University (Chemical' Engineering) VI Homecoming Committee 9, 12 Cheerleading 9, 10, 11. 12 Co-Captain 9 National Honor Society 11, 12 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Chrysti Clocker To go to York Hospital’s School of Radiologic Technology Cheerleading 11,12 Majorettes 11, 12 Santa’s Helpers 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9, 10,11 “ Baseball Manag Softball 9, 10 National Honor Chris Togo Hospital (Nur: Ruth Ann C To go into th Voice-lnterp AFS 12 Santa’s He Senior Aide Library Aide 9 Edgar Davis To go to trade school Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 12 Penny Delp To be an interior designer Field Hockey 9. 10. 11, 12 Homecoming Committee 9 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 9. 10. 12 Senior Aide 12 Santa’s Helpers 12 Fun Fair 12 Tammy Denton To teach radiology Hockey 10, 11, 12 Basketball 11, 12 Homecoming Committee 12 Prom Committee 11 Yearbook 12 AFS 9 Junior Class Play Committee Senior Class Play Committee Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Lisa Dobrosky To attend college (English major) and pursue a career in writing Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 10, 11,-12 Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Loretta Eagan To go to Peg Horn s beauty school (beautician) Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 12 Courier Staff 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 N Mark Eckels To get married I Basketball 9, 10,11, 12 Golf 9, 10. 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 National Honor Society 12 Andrew Endres To attend Penn State (Mechanical Engineering) Basketball 9 Fun Fair 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 John Ensor No Response Mary Ferris No Response n Fetterman onse William Fischer To become an Arburculturist Wrestling 11 ■ Brenda Fisher To be a secretary Fun Fair 12 Aide 12 Colorguard 11, 12 Co-sergeant 12 |junior Class Play Committee Play Committee pers 12 Chuck Fogle To become a fireman Football 10 Track 11 Wrestling 1' Prom Comr Santa's Helps Fun Fair 12 Lisa Ford To goto York Cc (Mi. Prom Committee Sant Lisa Forry To attend Shi lensburg State Collegel usiness Administratio 163 Student Council Treasurer 11,12 AFS 10,11,12 Prom Committee 11 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Santa's Helpers 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 National Honor Society 12 Randy Gaeckler Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senor Class Play Committee Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Donetta Glatfelter To attend Shippensburg State College (Social Sciences) Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling Manager 9, 11 Class Officer (President) 9, 10 Student Council 9, 10, 11 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11 National Honor Society 10, 11 12 Yearbook 11, 12 Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Gary Glatfelter No Response David Golzari To go into the Air Force Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 9 Pep Band 11, 12 Greg Guerin No Response Eric Gumpricht To attend Penn State and become a famous scientist Basketball 9, 11 Track 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Santa's Helpers 12 Renee Haberstroh Cheerleading 9, 11, 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Track 12 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 National Honor Society 12 Virginia Hall To become a cosmetologist AFS 12 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Sandy Hand To go to Juniata College Yearbook Staff 11,12 Senior Aide 12 Office Aide 11,12 National Honor Society 12 No Response Fun Fair 12 Karen Henry To go into the Air Force Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Lori Hess To go to Empire Beauty school Chorus 9, 10 AFS 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Santa’s Helpers 11 Senior Aide 12 BradHittie To enter Central Penn Business School Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 11,12 Pep Band 11,12 Junior Class Play Cast SejjiorClass Play Cast SenloPTitde 12 David Haynes To become a sports photographer Basketball 10,11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 IKBHiK Ed Hepburn No Response Jean Hemminger To go to Shippensburg State College (Medical technology) Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Good News Musical 12 Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12 Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Colorguard 12 Yearbook 11,12 AFS 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-president 11,j12 Jenny Honard To go to Essex Community College (Animal Technology) Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Joy Hoover No Response Jr Scott Hoover To go to college (Grocery store management) Marching Band 9, 10, 11 Conoert Band 9, 10, 11 Wrestling 11, 12 Cathy Hopkins To become a secretary Prom Committee 11 Junior Class Play Committee Senior Aide 12 Natalie Itzoe To attend Loyola College (Computer Analyst) 164 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 •Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Courier Editor 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 District Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Mike Jacobs To go into carpentry Basketball 9,10 Football10.il, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Kathy Johnson To join the Air Force Senior Class Play Cast Senior Aide 12 Bob Johnson To be a disc jockey Shelley Kailer To attend Penn State Basketball 9 Volleyball 10 Softball 11 Barb Kennedy To be a teletype operator Senior Aide 12 Leslie Kilmer To go to college AFS 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 Chorus 11 Prom Committee 11 Good News Musical 12 Chris King No Response Dawn Kirkendall - To attend Catonsville college (airline) . ,V Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Rick Klein No Response Ann Kline To get a job as a clerical typist Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10 Cheerleading 9, 10 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Hall and Float Committees tudent Council ntative 9 Aide 12 To attend Williamsport Community College (art) AFS 9, 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Hall and Float .M gnmiUees 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Hockey Manager 10, J1, 12 Senior Aide 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Good News Musical 12 Derek Lasher Debbie Kirkpatrick To work at Saubels’ Prom Committee I t' ■ FOh Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Chrys Kline ’ f Prom Committed 11 f Senior Aide 12 Santa’s Helpers 11, 12 ' AFS 11, Fun Fair 12 Y Junior Class Play Committee Homecoming Hall at ktJF I oat Committee 12 Stacie Koller To attend college (fashii merchandising AFS 9 Field Student Represeritalfve 12 Prom Committee ijS Homecoitfing Hall andrFloat es 9, 10,|l1, 12 Play Committee lass Play Committee Aide 12 Ir 12 ter Science) 11, 12 jnager10,11, 12 I Honor Society 11, (Cc AFS 9, | Band Nat «SjVearbook 10, 11, 12 lomecoming Hall and Float Committees 9, 10, 11, 12 PrattvC.ommittee 11 Bdj|’s Vojleyball Manager 12 Jui or Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Good News Musical 12 Hoc Com lass Dawn Leatherwood To attend Leeward Community College (Interior design) Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 To become a housewife Band Manager 10, 11 Colorguard 11, 12 AFS 10, 11, 12 Junior Class Play Committee Kelly Krebs Prom Committee 11 o become a high schooL— fearbook Staff 11, 12 gym teacher or a chef I Knior Aide 12 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11 Volleyball 10 Track 11, 12 Homecoming Hall and Float Committees 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Marching Band 9, i0, 11 Orchestra 11 Fun Fair Sharon Lafferty Homecoming Hall and Float Con|iriittees 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 obert Lloyd To attend Dickinson College (Pre-law) jj Valedictorian 12 Student Council Vice- President 12 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Yearbook 12 165 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Prom Committee 11 Santa’s Helpers 12 Andy Logan To attend Penn State (airline pilot) Volleyball 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Missy McCann To be a travel agent Dave McGuigan To be a professional drag racer • Football 9, 10. 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-captain 12 District Qualifier 12 Senior Aide 2 John Majka No Response Diane Manning -r To attend Hanover Practical Nursing School Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Treasurer 11,12 Student Council Representative 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Boys’ Basketball Manager 11 Courier Staff 12 Senior Aide 12 Scott Mansfield To go to college Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Good News Musical 12 Yearbook 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Hall and Float Committees 12 Fun Fair 12 Nancy Marchildon To attend school Basketball 10, 11 Courier Staff 12 Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 David Mathews Football 9. 10, 11 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 Senior Aide 12 Matt Muir No Response Tracey Mays To go into travel work Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 10 Basketball 10 Senior Aide 12 Lorie Mickey To attend Central Per Business School Yearbook Staff 12 Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Brenda Miller No Response Ginny Myers To get a secretarial job in the travel field Santa’s Helpers 12 Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Hall and Float Committees 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Assistant Band Manager 10 Colorguard 11,12 Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Aide 12 AFS 9, 10. 11, 12 Secretary 12 Brian Nace No Response Jeanne Miller No Response Mike Nearhoof No Response Mark Miller To attend Penn State (mechanical engineering Student Council Representative 9, 10, 11, 12 Class President 11,12 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10 Basketball 9, 10. 11 Junior ClassPlayiCast Prom Chairman 11 Snow King 12 | Yearbook Staff 10 Fun Fair 12 Sharon L. Miller No Response Cindy Mitchell To work and get married Karyn Mitchell No Response Donny Moffitt To attend college (business) Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 12 Track 12 Diana Nolin No Response Amy Norek To go to college Cheerleading 9, 10, 11 Marching Band 10 Concert Band 11 Pep Band 9 Orchestra 10 Junior Class Play Cast Santa's Helpers 10 AFS 10 Prom Committee 11 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Lisa Nuth To be a nurse or professional dancer AFS 9, 10, 11, 12 Santa’s Helpers 12 Volleyball Manager 11 Prom Committee 11 Wrestling Manager 10, 12 Fun Fair 12 Junior Class Play Committee Senior Class Play Committee Brian Paules No Response 166 iommittee 12 istern iresa Piermai ommittee 11 V1fl2 T Qisgm Me 11, 12 ra9, 10, 11 12 ews Musical 12 i £M nager 11 Jan To National 10 i J To goto colleg no a i—-m. „ w % A£� i 9. 12 ______ Softball 9, 10- M Santa's Helpers 9, 12 Homecoming Hail and Float Committees 9.10, 11,12 Prom Committee 11. � Ardi? lata- ? ho Response my Pfata Annette Powers «ijfc ttend Thompson Business Institute Kathy Pravlik jar— Ruth Quackenbush To attend Penn State (Pre- med) To attend (riding) Santa's He Fun Fair 12 Track 11 Marching Band Orchestra 9, 10, Stage Band 11 Pep Band 10, 11 college to be A (certified public accountant) Golf TO. 11 Junior Glass Play Cast Good News Musical 12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 1T Rick Riley To attencl college Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Football Tri-captain 12x Wrestling 10, p, 12� restling Co-captaAi 1? Baseball 9 Dwayne Rineha To get a job Fun Fair 12 ■� • ib Rineha i attend Rot To attend Shippensburg State College (marketing) Fod|ball9; 10; 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Bas4pall9. 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 9 Craig Robinson No Response Alvaro Rivera Foreign Exchange Student from Guatemala Brian Rohrbaugh To attehd the Electronics Institute (drafting) . Orchestra 9 der worker 10. 11, 12 11, 12 ike Rohrba be a body orca penter Marc hing Band Concert Band 9 OrchBtra 9 Class PI$y C st Senior Class Play Cast Stage Band 9. 10. 11, 12 Fun Fair 12 Shane Rohrbaugh N kTo go to electrical school |or College1 Quincy Ruasell Wrestling 1j Baseball 1 Homecom Committees) Prom Com Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Scott Russell , No Response Missy Rutledge' To get a secretariat lob Cheerleading 9, Santa's Helpers Class Pl enior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Beth Ryan To attend Embryl Aeronautical University (Piiot) Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 15 Basketball 9 Cheerleading 10 Homecoming Float f. Committee 9, 1( National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 Track 11 Student Council,, resentative( lrt� afr 12 Prom Corrtmittee 11 Senior Aide 12 Jennifer Sebeck To attend college for merchandising Senior Class Play Committee Volleyball Manager 12 Fun Fair 12 Tammy Seitz To go into the secretarial field, especially computers Cheerleading 9 Basketball 10 Softball 10 Office Aide 11 Homecoming Float Committee 11 Prom Committee 11 National Honor Society 11, 12 % Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Chris Shuchart To attend Shippensburg (Chemistry) Student Council Representative 11, 12 Volleyball 11, 12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 j National Honor Society 11, 12 Sue Somerville To become a secretary Basketball Manager 9 Prom Committee 11 AFS Senior Aide 12 JLjm w Ml Lori Sprenkle To attend West Chester. State College (nursing) HockevtoflO, 11, 12 B Basketball Co-Captair Cheerleading Volleyball 9, lOTl Captain 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Hall, Committees 9, 10, Fun Fair 12 National Honor Soc 11, 12 Homecoming Queen 12 Student Council Representative 9. 10, 11, 12 Class Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12 Senior Aide 12 W 0 A ; -£$ ■ Patty Stevens To further my education Prom Committee 11 Senior Tim Shultz To go to college (professional drummer) Wrestling 9, 10, 11 Track 11, 12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 11, 12 Stage Band 10, 11, 12 Dawn Skelly To attend Central Penn Business School (Execu Secretary) Marching Band 9, 10, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Orchestra 9 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast AFS 10, 11, 12 Fun Fair 12 Ray Simmers No Response Lee Stoemer To work on a railroad and farm Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 9,-10, 11,12 Pep Band 9, 10, 11 Fun Fair 12 Al Taylor No Response Theresa Taylor To be a commercial artist Senior Aide 12 Santa’s Helpers 12 AFS 9, 10 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Sonya Thompson To get married and be a free lance writer — j Santa’s Helpers 12 Fun Fair 12 Ronald Thornton To go into the Navy Ted Truman To go to college or get a job Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 12 Football 9 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Hall and Float Committees 11, 12 Senior Aide 12 Junior Class Play Jeff Uhey No Response Barb Unverzagt To attend college Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Wendy Wacker To go to college Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling Manager 11, 12 Student Council Representative 11, 12 Senior Aide J2 Fun Fair 12 Chris Wacquez To go to college in Belgium (my home land) AFS 12 Basketball Manager 12 Track 12 Allan Wagner To go to college Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 11, 12 Football 9 Senior Aide 12 Pete Waldman To farm with my father Football 10, 11, 12 Yearbook Photographer 11 Wrestling Manager 11 Missy Walker 168 To go to school to be a beautician Volleyball 10 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Santa's Helpers 12 Peggy Walls To go in the service Student Council Representatives, 10, 11 Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11 Volleyball 12 Track 11, 12 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Trudie Walter To be a restaurant manager Good News Musical 12 Senior Aide 12 Harry Ward No Respons ddie Warner ro go into the Jay Watts To become an auctioneer Donna Weichert To get a job Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 AFS 11, 12 Junior Class Play Committee Senior Class Play Committee Patrick Williams To goto college Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 11 Track 11 Volleyball 12 Fun Fair 12 Rich Williamson To go to college Janie Wilson To attend Oklahoma State University (Interior Design) Basketball Manager 9 Basketball 10 Wrestling Manager 11 Troy Wmemiller To attend a computer technology school Choru 9, 10, 11, 12 School Mascot 9, 10 Good News Musical 12 a Game Musical 9 Steve Winograd To go to Millersville State College (Chemistry) Senior Class Play Committee Good News Musical 12 Track 12 Senior Aide 12 Larry Wise To go into the Air Force Fun Fair 12 (Chemistry) Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 12 Pep Band 10, 11, 12 AFS 9, 10, 11, 12 Good News Musical 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Class Play Cast Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 National Honor Society 12 Lynda Zang To attend Central Penn Business School AFS 9, 10 Prom Committee 11 Colorguard 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 Fun Fair 12 Junior Class Play Cast Senior Aide 12 Lisa Wiedmaier 4 To attend Catonsville iCommunity College ■Basketball 10, 11 mFS 10, 11 .Junior Class Play Comm Shelley Wright To get an office job Fun Fair 12 169 WINDY HILL DAIRY BAR Soft Ice Cream Subs - Sandwiches and French Fries Shrewsbury, Pa. 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Main St. Spring Grove, Pa. 17362 Telephone: 225 4765 2-10 Exchange Place Hanover, PA MAGIC ELM SKATELAND Roy Snyder and Marley Gross MILLER'S SALES AND SERVICE, INC. NORMA BROWN S BEAUTY SALON Phone: 993 2470 Highway 851 Stewartstown 204 S. Sunset Drive, Shrewsbury Member NHCA Phone 235-3730 Cosmetology Makes Life More Beautiful AG and Consumer Products John Deere Brady, Brillion Bush Hog Hesston, Lely 235 5412 CLETUSSTRAUSBAUGH BODY SHOP (717)235-5684 BUNNY’S TV SERVICE Auto Body and Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing Box 366 RD 2 Glen Roclc, PA I 7327 All Makes and Models Ken Jefferies 17 W. Main Street Owner — CET New Freedom, PA 176 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From SHREWSBURY CONCRETE CO. New Freedom Road P.O. Box 176 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Transit Mixed Concrete and Related Products ALLDERS EXXON Your Friendly Exxon Dealer in Roundhill, Virginia on Route 7 1-703-338-6085 Put a Tiger in Your Tank and Happy Motorin’ Everyone Plant Phone 717 235 3807 THE YORK BANK AND TRUST COMPANY SHREWSBURY OFFICE Happy to help you. It’s not just a slogan, it’s a promise. Commonwealth A V National Bank Shrewsbury Office New Freedom Office New Freedom Road Main Street Shrewsbury, PA New Freedom, PA Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Canned Vegetables CHARLES G. SUMMERS, JR., INC. New Freedom, PA Phone: (717)235-2732 PIN CURL SHOP 39 Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. 17331 223 N. Third Street New Freedom, PA 17349 Prop., Doris Ratliff Jeans and Tops for Guys and Gals Phone 235-4311 CACKY’S BEAUTY SALON 235 N. Third Street New Freedom Air Conditioning Radial Tires Electrical SMITH'S QUALITY SUPER MARKET 141 Manchester St., Glen Rock, Pa. 235 1916 LARRY’S AUTO BODY SERVICE 235-5787 502 S. Main St. Shrewsbury Our Own Fresh Dressed Meats— Federally Inspected (Local Raised Beet Processed in Our Own Modern Slaughter House) One Stop Super Market Shopping — Big Cash Savings Specializing in AMC and Jeep Used Cars Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Best Wishes for a Fulfilling Future THE LEGAL CENTER OF SAMUEL G. PULEO, ESQ. Market Square (717) 235-6500 Shrewsbury, PA 17361 (717) 235-6505 180 (717)235-2670 RITZMANN’S SERVICE Outdoor Power Equipment Sales — Service — Rentals 550 S. Main Street Shrewsbury, PA THOMAS' STORE Fresh Dressed Meats and Groceries 433 South Main Street Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 Ralph E. Thomas 235-2847 Phone (717)235-4038 TECNI-DIE MFG. CO., INC. LAU’S ANTIQUES Oak Furniture Our Specialty Custom Refinishing Done Antiques Bought and Sold ' 2 Mile East of New Freedom Phone (717)235-5048 MARY JOCANEDY’S UNISEX STYLING SALON Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, PA Closed Monday COSTA’S LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT Tel. 717 235-4941 Congratulations to the Class of ’81 THE COUNTRY SHOP Charles Costa, Owner RD 1, New Freedom Phone (717)235-3287 Lawn Mowers Snowblowers Tractors Chain Saws Fabrics — Sewing Notions — Yarns Gifts and Crafts Mon., Thur. and Fri. 9:30 to 8:00 Tues. 9:30 to 6:00 436 S. Main St. Wed. and Sat. 9:30 to 5:00 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 MEMBER f 0 ic Southern Pennsylvania Bank 181 Henry M. Blatner Photographers, Inc. 53 East North Street York, Pennsylvania 17401 717-845-1578 SAUBEL’S INC. 65 E. Forrest Ave., Shrewsbury Super Thrift S tu dio Historic York Rail Station WILLYS BEER DISTRIBUTOR East Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 FIVE-TOWN MOTORS INC. JOHN W. KERCHNER, INC. Hides — Tallow Bones — Grease Seven Valleys, PA Phones: 1 A ionuillA IOO a j cc Shrewsbury, Pa. Sales Service HOUSTON’S FOOD MARKET Mid-Town Shopping Center Stewartstown, PA Phone 993-2236 182 Loganville 428-1456 Carlisle 243-2621 Hanover 637-2021 Fine dairy products ■ cprvinn Ynrk Countv for ae Serving York County for generations Convenient Farm Stores ■ Open weekends and holidays lOftFamily Restaurants ■ North York, Red Lion, and Shrewsbury S til� UmI k V tluiv ki MOLD _ LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 157 L BROAIWAY, REI UOR, PA. PH.244-4117 GIFT SHOP AND GARDEN CENTER 2801 S. George Street York, PA 17403 Phone 741 -2296 SPATARO’S PIZZA We Specialize in Pizza, Steaks, Subs, Shrimp, Lasagne, Spaghetti, and Chicken Dinners Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury Phone 235-5254 RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO., INC. NEW FREEDOM DEPT. STORE Shoes and Clothing for Entire Family Toys, Gifts, Notions and School Supplies 235-2235 2 East Franklin Transportation Specialists in School Bus Transportation GODFREY BROS. Railroad, Pa. Phone 235 3861 Fresh and Smoked Meats — Retail and Wholesale Own Made Sausages and Bologna Phone 428-1602 (Loganville) 244-5120 (Dallastown) Compliments of Compliments of MELLINGER S FAMILY SHOE STORE GIAMBALVO PONTIAC-BUICK, INC. 117 East Broadway Phone 244-2115 Red Lion, PA Red Lion, PA Phone 244-4547 MAIN TOOL COMPANY, INC. New Freedom, PA (717)235-4851 17349 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Compliments of EDWARD B. GOLLA ATTORNEY AT LAW 34 North George York, PA (717)854-0595 2 North Main Mason-Dixon Library Bldg. Stewartstown, PA (717)993-3039 EPCO SHREWSBURY PHARMACY Epco Plaza Shrewsbury Phone 235-1635 J. H. INGHAM NURSERY LEINHARDT BROS., INC. Fine Home Furnishings to Suit Any Budget 28-30-32 Baltimore Street Hanover, PA 637-513S R.D. 1 New Freedom, Pa. Evergreens and Christmas Trees Zenith TV, Stereo, Appliances SALES SERVICE 11 Plank Road, Shrewsbury Phone 235-2921 Office: 21 S. Main Street Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone: CB and Scanners — Regency Sharp Microwave Ovens (717)235-4824 186 ADAMS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. P.O. Box 235 • Stewartstown, Pennsylvania 17363 Area Code 717,993-2564 PAUL L. SMITH INC. Builders and Developers Since 1946 “Building Better Communities” Apartments — Town Houses — Single Family Homes Residential — Commercial — Industrial Developers of Marbrooke — Freedom Hills — York Manor East — Eastwood Colonial Heights — Southern Farms — Running Brook — Oakwood Manor 741-0817 or 235-4060 2449 S. Queen Street York, PA Phone 235-5327 DARENE MAYS BEAUTY SALON 436 South Main St. Shrewsbury, PA Wed. Thru Fri. (717)235-2989 Aa RICHARD C.MUMMERT EXCAVATING — GRADING Member P.L.I.C.A. 110 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Compliments of STATE LINE LUMBER AND SUPPLY New Park and Glen Rock CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRIAN W. PAULES FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHER Phone (717)235-5683 CANDLES CERAMICS BY MARK Wholesale — Retail Advertisements Weddings Portraits Restorations Phone 235-4209 Sonia and Merle Renoll 20 E. Franklin Street New Freedom, PA TRUCK SPECIALTIES Donald Tawney Diesel Engine Specialists CUMMINS GENERAL TRUCK REPAIR Phone 235-3724 ORWIGS BEAUTY SALON 27 Plank Road Shrewsbury,, PA R 0.1. Bo� Now Froodom. Po 17349 Pho«o (717) 233-3310 Fishing Supplies Night Crawlers Licenses Minnows Shiners Compliments of Phone 235 2924 BAUGHER MOTORS Chrysler — Plymouth — Dodge Jefferson, PA GOODLING’S FURNITURE STORE and FUNERAL HOME Seven Valleys, PA 428-2366 I.R. cMttixink SON Dealers in Carpet, Floor and Wall Products York Road Maryland Line, MD 21 105 Phone: (302)357 8440 Painting and Paper Hanging Maryland Line, Md. 21105 Stewart (Tink) Hedrick (301)357 8440 Fred Sturgill (301)357-5528 Phone 235-3757 228 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA WINDY HILL DAIRY BAR Soft Ice Cream — Subs — Sandwiches — Platters Carry-Outs Visit Our Gift Shop COLONIAL HOTEL Cold Beer Good Food New Freedom, PA 235-2221 LAMOTTE'S CORNER BAR 7 East Franklin Street, New Freedom, Pa. Your Hosts: Helen and Larry Lamotte Recreation Room Phone: 235 2295 Sandwiches, Pizza, Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Beer and Short Order Food 188 PAPERTOWN RESTAURANT and DAIRY BAR Open Daily Daily Specials Soft Ice Cream All Year Phone 235-2604 BOSTIC’S New Freedom, PA RCA Whirlpool General Electric Magic Chef Kitchen Aid NANCY WILLIAMS BEAUTY SALON 216 Cardinal Drive Shrewsbury, PA Compliments of GOODLING FRUIT FARM Loganville, PA 17342 Phone 235 2007 HBoztnei UlieatiicaC z f-ge.ncy Compliments of 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 NEW FREEDOM FARM WHITE'S GARAGE HOME SUPPLY INC. 24 Hr. Coin Operated Car Wash Hametown, on U.S. 111 RD 1, Glen Rock, Pa. 717-235-1803 Floor Covering — Farm Supplies Phone 235 3606 189 JEFF’S SUBS 437 S. Main Street, Shrewsbury Phone 235-5141 Our Specialty: Cosmos and Tacos Salad Bar — Soft Ice Cream Party Sized Subs Phone 235-3430 LINDA MARKEL’S BEAUTY SALON 27 Pine Street Glen Rock, PA HENRY PAINT AND HARDWARE i «0uSt� 'fS Complete Line of Hardware, Shrewsbury, Pa. Paint, and Gifts Phone 235-2716 Phone (71 7) 235-3562 Fire Place Specialist GARY L SHULTZ, INC. General Contractor Rutledge Road New Freedom, PA. 17349 EARL BROWN ORCHARDS, INC. Quality Home Grown Fruit Box 154, 206 South Main St. Loganville, Pa. 17342 Phone: (717) 235 2036 Phone 717-244-4581 SUPERIOR MOLD BUILDERS, INC. Subsidiary of Key International, Inc. (Winterstown) R. D. 1, Felton, Pa, Pa. 17322 Designers and Builders of Molds for Plastics and Die Castings, Special Tools and Equipment Injection Molders of Thermoplastics 190 J. J. HARTENSTEIN MORTUARY, INC. “Home for Funerals” New Freedom, PA HAIR STYLING BY JUDY MOWERY’S for Guys and Gals Judy Jones RD 1 235-3350 New Freedom Heating — Plumbing Spouting — Cooling P.O. Box 39 (717)235-1416 Glen Rock, PA 17327 (717)235-1676 MARTIN’S AUTO REPAIR LAUER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Life and General Insurance 11 High Street New Freedom, PA Phone 235-4902 State Inspection — Motor Work Air Conditioner Service — Do Your Engine a Favor Ken Lauer New Freedom, PA 17349 22 Railroad St. 235-4411 191 DAMART’S RESTAURANT TRUCK STOP Home-Made Soups and Pies Box 134, RD 2 Glen Rock, PA 717-235-5200 DAY’S SHOE REPAIR 21 West Street Glen Rock, PA Phone 235-3446 COOVER’S PHARMACY Hallmark Cards Compliments of and Jewelry Russel Stover Candy Photo Service £[_ PRUEITT AND SONS 549 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA 235-4827 18 Main St. Glen Rock, PA 235-1266 Antique Auto Restoration Shop Glen Rock, PA RICHARD FLEMMENS Hair Styling RD 2, Glen Rock Phone 235-5328 RILEY’S AUTO SALES AND SERVICE HARRY L TROUT 402 South Main St. 50 Baltimore Street Plumbing — Heating Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Phone 717 235-3266 Wilbur L. Riley, Prop. Air Conditioning Complete Water Systems Plastercraft THE SNOOP SHOP Market Square Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 Free Instructions HOURS: Myers Water Systems Phone: 235 2857 Kathleen Nace Mon., Tue., Wed., Sat. 10 A.M.-4 P.M. Gladys Spiegel Mon. and Wed. Evening 7 P.M.-9 P.M. Phone (717) 235-1214 Thurs. and Fri. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. 192 BOWMAN’S ICE CREAM 10-12 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA Homemade Ice Cream Prop. Jeffrey Reider MYERS DRUG STORE Prescriptions — Surgical Garments — Convalescent Aids — Sickroom Supplies Center Square Hanover, PA 637-9119 Phone 235-2946 NEW FREEDOM LUMBER CO. New Freedom, Pennsylvania 17349 DARLENE MYERS BEAUTY SALON Phone 235 4819 Albert C. George, President 20 Hanover Street Glen Rock, PA Hairstyles for the Whole Family Lumber and Building Supplies GLEN ROCK 66 SERVICE STATION FOLMERS FOOD MARKET Glenville, PA 17329 Fresh Meat — Groceries — Hardware Phone 235-1952 Our 101st Anniversary 50 Main St., Glen Roclt, Pa. 17327 Phone: 2351516 State Inspection Motorcycle Inspection GEIPLE’S FURNITURE AND FUNERAL HOME Since 1880 45 — 55 Main St. Glen Rock, Pa. Phone (717) 235-6822 17327 DONALDSON’S AUTO BODY SHOP Complete Body and Fender Repair Also Custom Painting 717-235-2249 New Freedom, PA 193 BRICKER’S 2 N. Main Street, Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Glenn H. Blasser, Prop. Heating — Plumbing — Pumps — Hardware — Etc. Phone:235 2763 VICTORY RESTAURANT Follow Your School News With Service To The People Published by The Dispatch Publishing Co. 15-17 E. Philadelphia St., York, PA 17405 Phone (717)854-1575 918 Carlisle Street Hanover, PA 17331 York County Office 5A South Main St., Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone 235-6835 Congratulations to the Wonderful Class of 1981 Let’s All Be Builders for a Better Community, Country, and World IRVIN F. RAPPOLDT, BUILDER We Wish to Honor This Year’s A.F.S. Exchange Students: Alvara Rivera Christophe Wacquez Guatemala Belgium 194 We invite you to come in and get The Following Aro for YourCon van i once: Traveler’s Checks, Cashier’s Checks, Savings Accounts, Personal Money Orders, Night Depository, Banking by Mi Safe Deposit Box, Checking Accounts, Christmas Saving Automatic Renewal Certificates of Deposit, Loans — Pen Mortgage, Auto, Modernization, Home Appliance nal, Deposits Insi FDIC for Congratulations to the Class of 1981 JOHN H. RADEBAUGH GREENHOUSES NURSERY AMF INCORPORATED UNION MACHINERY DIVISION Route 1 Box 30B, Ruhl Road Freeland, MD 21053 Phone 301-329-6435 Glen Rock, PA Phone 235-3428 LINDA MCWILLIAMS BEAUTY SHOP FAMILY HAIR CARE RD 1 New Freedom, PA 195 Compliments of JhuIJ amz HARDWARE STORES New Freedom, Pa. and Stewartstown, Pa. PEOPLE’S BANK OF GLEN ROCK THOMAS AND DIEHL MEAT MARKET Smoked and Country Fresh Meats Beef and Pork for Your Freezer Wrapped and Quickly Frozen At the Signal Light Glen Rock, PA Phone 235-2046 Open 7 Days a Week Glen Rock York New Salem Jacobus Jefferson Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SPARKS STATE BANK 21401 York Rd. Maryland Line, MD 21105 14804 York Rd. 14231 Jarrettsville Pk. Sparks, MD 21152 Phoenix, MD 21131 JOHN M. GROVE SPORTING GOODS “Everything for the Athlete” Sporting Goods Specialists — Trophies Individual and School Outfitters Open Mon, Tues, Thurs: 9-5 Wed, Fri: 9-9 Sat: 9-4 196 729 E. Market St. York, PA 17403 Phone 846-7155 Our High Yield Forestry Depends on People! Forests are one of the nation’s renewable resources. With every man, woman and child using the equivalent of a 100-foot tree every year — for building materials, paper and packaging — it takes dedicated people to make sure our forest resource is keeping pace. In our High Yield Forestry, our people are involved in research; land preparation; forest management; protection from insects, disease and fire; and harvesting and manufacturing. Concern for wildlife and forest recreation are important too. And our people are coming up with better ways to harvest the wood fiber and use it for new products, so our renewable resource goes further than before. Company THOMPSON'S FOOD MARKET Weyerhaeuser New Freedom, PA The Tree Growing Meats and Custom Butchering Maryland Line, Md. Phone:357 8500 GMC TRUCKS RICHARDS CHEVROLET — OLDS INC. HARRY L. BUBB ASSOCIATES Complete Insurance Service 4 West Main Street New Freedom, PA Phone 235-3851 “Sales and Service in a Better Way’ 7 East Main St. New Freedom, PA Barry T. Leach Sales Manager Phone 235-6866 HOSTETTER’S JEWELERS Jeweler and Watchmaker 2 Hill Street Shrewsbury, PA Phone 235-4912 197 KELLER AGENCY, Manchester St. Extended Glen Rock, PA (717)235-1706 “Serving the Insurance Needs of Southern York County Since 1899” Offering Farm, Auto, Homeowners, Life, and Commercial Insurance HANOVER HARDWARE, INC. 43 Carlisle Street Hanover, PA Sporting Goods Converse, Adidas, Brooks Shoes 632-5415 Crocheting Crewel Macrame Needlepoint VICKI’S NEEDLES N’ THINGS Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, PA 717-235-6366 Custom Framing Latch Hook Counted Cross Stitch Knitting Classes for All) SMITH BROTHERS GARAGE 238 N. Main Street, Shrewsbury, PA Light and Heavy Duty Towing Car and Truck Repairs Phone (717)235-1923 State Inspection Night (717)235-1847 CRAFT HOBBY SHOP in “The Factory” 39-41 E. Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA Jean Trout Nancy Ahrens Phone 235-6614 NORMAN MATTHEWS Buyer of White, Red, and Black Oak — Poplar Ash — Walnut “Turn Your Timber Into Cash” Phone (717)235-2289 Firewood Sold Orwig Road, RD 1 Free Estimates New Freedom, PA CARPETS BY MARTIN, INC. “After the Sale — It’s Service That Counts” Free Estimates Phone (717)235-2548 Shop at Home Service 308 N. Main St. Satisfaction Guaranteed Shrewsbury, PA 17361 198 TRAIL TOOL, INC. Glen Rock, PA 17327 Best Wishes to the Class of 1S81 The Class of 1981 Wishes to Thank SILBAUGH MEMORIALS Shrewsbury, PA for Their Unending Concern Towards Susquehannock High School 717-637-6237 SHIRK’S HARDWARE 40 Broadway, Hanover, PA Pratt and Lambert Paints — Echo Jonsereds — Stihl — Chainsaws Bob Winebrenner Andy Winebrenner NEUHAUSES, INC. Glen Rock, PA 17327 White — Westinghouse — John Deere — Sales and Service Hardware — Farm Supplies — Appliances 235-6831 428-1953 C. Allen Ruhl, Jr. 717-235-6179 SPECIALTY ENGINE SERVICE York and New Freedom Road Foreign and Domestic Tune Up — Rust Proofing — Repairs — Engine Rebuilding — Radiator Flushing — Air Conditioning Service — Buy, Sell, and Collector of Antique Engines STATE FARM 121 W. Franklin at Third St. New Freedom, PA 235-2144 845-7261 INSURANCE SL For Insurance Call MICHAEL O’DELL 39-B E. Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone (717)235-4496 DONAHUE PRINTING MAGIC SERVICE Custom Printing and Rubber Stamps — Notary Public Service — Magician Services and Supplies W. N. (Bill) Donahue — Mgr Dir. Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices — Bloomington, Illinois 199 RAILROAD BODY AND FENDER AUTO SERVICE State Inspection — Towing Phone 235-5850 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From THE YEARBOOK STAFF R. S. DELP and SONS, INC. “Best Wishes for a Satisfying Future” Mason Contractor Brick — Block Stone RD 1, Seven Valleys Phone 229-2472 To My Special Angel With a Heart of Rose: May the memories be gold and may the future open doors with the key I hold. Also Thanks to the Rest of “You Devils.” — RWB STAR FLITE Automatic Transmissions “Over 25 years experience” Free Local Towing — Free Road Test — Easy Terms Standard Transmissions — General Repairs — State Inspections Second and Penn Streets New Freedom, PA . Phone 235-3916 200 Office 717-235-6714 Home 717-235-1937 RINEHART REAL ESTATE Windy Hill Road RD 1, New Freedom, PA 17349 Bob Rinehart Broker Compliments of All Warrior Fans Will Remember February 3,1981! ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE LIQUIDATION, INC. Commercial — Retail Collections York, PA 17402 717-846-2233 Susquehannock 59 York Catholic 55 (717) 235-5383 Breads, Rolls, Donuts, Ice Cream, Closed Mondays Homemade Candy, Sweets Keep the Spirit in 1982! Alive SUGAR SHACK SWEET SHOPPE Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 The Couch Family Giles, Neila, Jo Ann Best Wishes From TAYLOR-HAUS RESTAURANT SAM SWEITZER, JR. Stewartstown, PA 993-2394 Remodeling — Kitchens and Formica Custom Mill Work RD 3 Glen Rock, PA 717-235-2072 MR. RUTH SAYS: I WANT YOU FOR STUDENT QOUNCIL THIS YEAR! Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1981 From the Class of ’82 THE OLDE CURIOSITY SHOPPE “A bountiful source of treasures” Collectibles — Gifts — Curios 14 North Main St. Shrewsbury, PA Phone 235-7037 PAUL’S APPLIANCE SERVICE Paul D. Nace RD 1, Box 345, Glen Rock, PA Servicing All Home Appliances 235-3228 225-4825 BROCKMEYER ELECTRICAL WIRING Residential — Industrial — Commercial Quality Service 412 South Main St. Shrewsbury, PA Phone 235-4204 “The Prettiest Weddings In Town Start At The Little Greenhouse” 249 South Main St. Shrewsbury, PA Phone 235-6887 KEN’S TV AND ELECTRONICS Kenneth Krebs 15 West Street, Glen Rock, PA Servicing All Home Entertainment Equipment 235-3055 225-4825 Thank You Susquehannock for a Memorable Year in 1981 n Best of Luck in the Future to All Seniors from the Girls Hockey Team. Look Out for the Warriorettes in 1982! W- MESSAGE PATRONS Deb, Terry, Jerry, Roni, and Tam. Thanks for making the bus ride a little smoother every morning. Sammy Trinky, Good luck with your honey. Your friend always, Bean Mr. Heap: Aren t you glad I finally passed your S.S. class after taking it 3 years? I sure am! B.M. To my favorite teacher who I hope will remember me at the end of the marking period. Brian Lori, thanks for all the great times. I will love you forever. Steve Hey Gumpy: STOP! Debbie C. Take care of my baby boy. Mom M. Steve, my arm still hurts! Love Patti Jan, Jenny, Leach: You're the greatest, Teresa To Hoover: If he could only coach half as good as he says I can play my guitar, (chuckle, chuckle) Congratulations to the graduating class of 1981 and best of luck in the future! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lloyd Watch out O.C. We've got the stash and the brew! D, N, and W. Sharon M. and Shirley C.: Let's drive through a corn field. Trudie Sharon L. Miller: A special thanks for being a good friend for the past 3 years — hope there's more to come! Diana Roni — Did it really stop raining? Stacy Heads of '82 don’t let the Jock beat you. A.M.P. To the class of 1981: Good luck to all of you. Diana Tammy, did you get the feel of things yet? Stacy Hey Mary, thanks for ruining my cheerleading season. I'll never forget you for it. T.S. Best of Luck for the graduates of the class of '81. Mrs. McCoy In the jungle, the mighty jungle, the ... sleeps tonight. A ... wop, a ... wop, a ... wop. RB and LW say thanks to JH and RR. If it had not have been for the vol- leyball game at the flasher con- vention, I would have never met you. I Love You, Lisa. Santa Jean, Rod, Ginger, Charlie, Lisa, Hemminger, Rager, Lentz, Quack- enbush, and Wysocki. You're all I’ve got, so keep it that way. How sweet it is. Paul, I Love You. Remember “Paul Stop Babe Mr. Leese: Thanks for a great year from 5 of your best Chem I stu- dents period 3. Tim S., Randy M., Tim C., Ted I?, Bruce S. Dawn L. and Kim H. I LOVE YOU. Tim S. Sammy Teitz, You've brightened up my life. Love Ya, Tese Hi Babe! Perhaps. Still want to go fix the stereo? Y.S.T.B.K. and L.T.I.! All my love, Forever and Always. S.L. Debbie, Hope some day you won't look like a sunflower. Period 3 Spanish Class is abso- lutely the best! “Hey Scott, did you hear about the hyena and the water dish or the monkey and the spring hoss?’’ Doesn't a red carnation mean “I Love You”? It does to me. To Jeff Stout and the Varsity Bas- ketball Cheerleading squad. We were the first in So.Yo.Co. and So. PA. Thanks for the memories; on to Towson. To the 6th period jerks at the 4th table, we appreciated all the food you left us but keep it to yourself from now on. Jim, Thanks for all you did for us in our senior year! Love, Joy and Lisa Ben B. — We all want your body ... The Lunch Table Skip (Sweetpea), No matter what you do or how you do it or where ya go, I'll always love ya! Peanut Tony, I love you with all my heart and my love will never change for you. Cindy Thanks for putting up with us 5th period, Mr. Marks. Just remember we're even now. Don't forget us!! Love, the three from 5th period Ken (Freckles), I’ll always love you. You’re the only one forever and always. Love, Jenny Mike Rossey: Have you seen any groundhogs lately? Cindy and Bert B.R. Thanks for being there. From B.A. Alan Moore, You did and you do, do the Bunny Hop. Karen and Chris Missy and Sandy, Who died and left you sargent? Us Jean, Karen, Lisa: Let’s go elda- bridge hunting. Don't forget to bring a date. Good Luck. Two sophomores who will miss you dearly Mr. Kerrigan: Thank you for shar- ing your knowledge with me and for giving me inspiration. You are truly unforgettable. Sir Robert “Hey, did you hear about the Indian who drank 50 glasses of iced tea? Yeah, he died. He was found drowned in his own tee- pee. Chuck Barris To my favorite teacher Mr. Marks who never yells at me, anytime. Brian S. Miss Mohr: Always remember your 9th period Office Practice. MW, LM, RC, GM, MB, DS, TS, BF, MR. I wish Pat Williams all the happi- ness with his basketball. Love, Jennifer. All the qualities for a best friend are found in one person: Lynda Zang. T.P. To Karen and Kim, the best little sisters in the whole world. TP and LZ Barb: I will always treasure the great times we had in 1980. Thank you for staying in touch and for helping to make the end of my senior year very special. I wish you could have been here the rest of the year! Rob SAM: To a wonderful sister who keeps my secrets confidential. MARS Chris, Remember the fun times at marching band and the trip. Dave Mr. Beily, We love your guidance counselors like we love swine flu! A couple of poor misguided souls. That's disgusting, Karen! French kissing your potatoes in public! Yuch! Guess Who Terri — Always remember our great bowling scores and thanks for being such a special friend. Debbie: Where’s my straw? Bert and Cindy Tese, never forget that special picture on the frig. Also, all of those customers who couldn't make up their minds. Love, Sammy To members of the Sisters of the Skillet: Our next official meeting will be at the 10 year class reun- ion. Love, the Pres. Rodney and Jean: Good Luck! Laura and Steph Amy: You have helped make my senior year very memorable and I will always cherish your friend- ship. I will never forget the fun times we had. Never forget that you are a very special person. Rob Dear Chauffeur: Behave yourself. It’s been real! Beauty Queen and Fire Woman LEESE IS A CREEP! GR, EL May the meals the rest of your life be as good as the one's served at the S.H.S. Cafeteria. Doris Glad- felter Brian, are you still waiting for the world to end? Love, Babe. Poppa Bear and Mommy Mares are great parents. Your kid, Doce Diane and Patty, to the 2 best friends I have ever had! Have a great life! Nanc Joy and Lisa: Let's go to Mamma's for lunch! ... Sounds good to me. Betsy 204 Best wishes to the greatest class that Susquehannock has ever had! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lloyd Best of Luck to all the members of the 1982 Student Council. You have a hard act to follow. Nanc, You’re a friend I’ll never for- get — thanks for all the laughs and talks. Love ya, Di Slim, A.R.M., and Meldo, The Big O lives on. Love Dis Karen, I Don't Bunny Hop! Alan Miss Mohr: You don’t have to leave at 5:30 to get there at 7:45. Donna and Patty To the wild and crazy cast of Good News. Practice at 7:00 sharp. Please be prompt. Beef RB Saun- ders. Deb, Best of luck always. I'm look- ing forward to having you as a part of my family. Love Alan Kevin: Thank you for making me happy. I love you. Sunshine and Rainbows always. Love, Donna It was really fun spending my sen- ior year here. I wish you all the best of luck in years to come. Jen- nifer S. ’81 Dave, You are a very special per- son in my life and I love you very much! Love, Chrys Deb, did you find your gum? Stacy Chrysti, Lynda, Amy, Terri, and Tese: Thanks for being there when I needed you. Tammy Mike: Always remember the fun times that we've had and how much I love you. Always and For- ever, Debby Teresa and Lynda, You’ve made our freshman and sophomore band seasons the best!! Love ya, K and K. Remember all those convo's at the lunch table — You're the best. Nan, Di, Patty, Ann, Wendi, and Dan the Man. To all remaining band members: Good luck in Band and with Mr. Steger. Give him hell. MARS Lisa, Best friends are made for- ever. Tese Kim, Missy, Annie, Mel: Thanks for being a friend and always being there to lend an ear when I needed advice or help. Keep in touch. Tim S. To Kim and Missy: You are two great friends and thanks for everything. Love, Anne “Hungry for some pizza, let’s go to Mamma's 6th period!” Di, Nanc, and Deb. Best of Luck to everyone from the William Solomon family. If in heaven we don’t meet, hand in hand we’ll bear the heat, and when things get a little hot, Pepsi Cola hits the spot. Anthony Jenny, Chisa, “P,” Lynda, this Chi- nese food is a little shakey, huh? Thanks for the great times! I love ya'II! Jan Dwayne, I'll love you forever. Nothing will ever come between us. Deb K. The best roller derby gang in the world — PW, TW, DK, LH, MM, DM, DP, and DL. Watch out Ocean City, here we come! Peggy, Deb, Kelly, Beth, Matt, Donny, Troy, Dave R. The best of the senior class. Sandy, Remember me always. I love you. Leo. Thanks for being a friend, Mic- helle. Shane The guy with the glasses (R.L.) bugged me until I bought this. So, here it is — Hi! D.Z. Brenda and Andie: Thanks for always being there! P.C. Kim, Remember the day we went to Washington with Todd and Tim and all the fun we had. Ruthie Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keeney Lee: I love you today more than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow. Je t’aime. Ann Hey Ugly! Sure do like those back pockets. Too bad your coat's too long. McDonald’s Scout D.F. Remember Lil Frankie. He’ll never forget you! Love always, Ben. Deb, I lost my gum, H-E-R-E. P.A.W. I don't kiss my potatoes — I only french the fries 'cause they're really special to me. To the skiing studs of ’81: Peggy, Troy, Beth, Matt, Donny, Alan, Scott, Kelly, Al, Mary, Tammy, Gordon. Girl Wanted: Advances guaran- teed. Must audition, for interview call 235-3003. Donna, Have you any Twudge Firl lately? HA, HA! Lydia. Don't worry, Trish, I'm sure you’ll be treated with lots of respect next year. Ted Squeek, Best of luck in your future and with the Air Force. Ruthie Russell’s Rowdies are 1!!! The William Solomon family wishes the class of 1981 all the luck in the world. Missy, Karyn, and Ruth, always remember the wild time we had at Hershey Park. 6 1 81 Lorie Tony and Lorie forever. To all the teachers I have had since 9th grade: I will miss every one of you. Brenda M. Ruthie and Bill Kirkpatrick wish the class of 1981 the best of luck. Jean H., Have fun in college and always remember I love you. Don't forget our big day. Rod R.N I love you always, Danny — Love, Missy From the two “dizzy blondes to the Courier crew. Have a great one. Di and Nanc. Lori, you mean everything in the world to me! I will never leave you and I will always love you! Steve Ruth: You are the best friend a person could ever want. Good Luck in college. L.M. Dear Ronnie, One of these times it will all work out. Just need a little better timing. Love ya always, Kelly Blah — the phantom and able assistant — Blinky — Karen, that's disgusting — the cemetary — senior slaves — Apo Hypo and Hands (Xmas Eve) — Itty Bitty — Moose — The Siamese Twins — Sisters of the Skillet — G.l. (I gotta milk the cows) — “This is the Wrong floor!” JH and LW To L.M., R.Q., L.W., K.M., and N.B.: Remember all the fun times we had in the bun room ... M.M. To the best English teacher at S.H.S.: good luck in your future as an English teacher and a wife, Miss Fowler. Shane Being a part of the class of '81 has meant a lot to me, thanks for all of the experiences. Diane Hey Missy, did you hurt yourself when you fell up the steps from lunch? Brenda B.F. We’re probably the only 2 seniors who can't drive a bumper car! M.R. Eugenie, Tu es la plus speciale person dans ma vie, Merci! Je t'aime. Suzette You're a very special friend, Tina K., and I shall always keep a warm place in my heart for you. Eric L. To Mr. Marks, a Devo fan (Whip it good): We had an unusual year with you. (Burp) Bob and Warren Thank you Varsity Basketball Team for such a wonderful year. My first year as Mascot was fabu- lous. Bob B. Hey Suzy! Never forget the “Green Banana” and never give up on that special snag. Love, C.A. B.C. Always remember New Year’s Eve, eve 1981. Love always, J.P. “Lips, Always and forever, ever, ever, ever... “Tigger” To all those crazy people who took O.P. and SHTD II, I wish you the best of luck in everything you do. Love S.W. Hey D., B., S., D., remember the Salad Haus? Senior Hook Day '81 The Best!! Love, S. To Mrs. McCoy, the best librarian ever at S.H.S.: Thanks for every- thing! R.L. Thanks for all those great times in the Drum Room. The Drummers Oh Ann, I have something you’ll never believe! Another one of those crazy stories. You’re a friend I'll never forget. Love Always, Diane 205 Missy: You're the sweetest friend I could ever have. I will always cherish our great friendship. Brenda Pam, It's been real ... Call us when you set the date, even though we'll all be married by then. Thanks for all your help? Love, Cathy and Shelly Jeff, may countless teddy bears fall in love with you! Ginger and Lisa Deanest, thanks for the good times over in study hall. Best friends always, Shuey To Amy, Kelly, Jodi, and Karen, four of the nicest girls that a sen- ior could ever meet: Thanks for all the fun times and the great mem- ories. Best of luck in the future. I love you all. R.L. Jen, never forget your crazy lab partner. Best of luck. Karyn Phantom, to half of the Siamese twins and one of the terrors of Y.H. (wanna strip some candy?) From Apo Hypo Rex and Rubble to the Itty Bitty T ... y Club ... We've come a long way and I'm glad we came together! Love, AA Hell is being raised in '81, and it'll be years before it's all done! C.E.B. To my favorite Lion, thanks for making this year very special. I love you. RMA — Beaner Like they say: “Victory — How sweet it is!” Sam, April Fool's Day was excit- ing. Too bad you weren't serious. It could have been fun. Elizabeth Tom: We've had some pretty great times. Always remember those and thanks. Love, Anne Penny, Remember that I will always love you with all of my heart. Thanks for being there. John Thanks, Mr. Loucks, for all the advice and help you gave me. I’m gonna miss ya! You'll never find another senior like me. Betsy Duane, You are really special to me. Love Always, Tammy SQ, So you're one of the harem, too? LZ Todd, the past has been great and I hope the future will be even bet- ter! I LOVE YOU! Kim. Rick, is it true that after one beer you can't keep it in your pants? K.S., K.H., D.L., M.D. To all from Smith's: Although that place gave us the Big D, remem- ber all the great times we had there. Sharon: Some people do have their meat and potatoes in the same pot and they eat them too! Colorguard '81, Teresa and Lynda, I am really going to miss ya! Thanks for the many smiles. Love, Elaine Tammy, It's been fun working with Karen and Bean Pole. Tese Good luck to Debbie, Kim, Squeek, Mike, and Suzy. Remem- ber all the good times we had at Saubels. Ruthie. Best of luck always to Mark Miller, the best president a class could ever have. Maybe you should wear that paper bag over your head at graduation. R.L. Brock, thanks for listening even though I'm hard to understand. Til never forget you. Love, Beth R. Lisa — I Love you — Ross To all lazy staff members, thanks for NOTHING! D. and L. David, Je t’aime! Kelly To the members of Alcoholics Anonymous: Troy, Donny, Peggy, Debbie, and Matty. See you on the slopes. Kelly, A friend like you is so hard to find. That's why it makes me proud to say you're mine. I Love You, Beth S.H.S. 1981 Stage Band is 1. To the “devastating” Hockey Jock — Good Luck in Hockey at L.H.S.C. Rod (dear), I wanted to write something special to express my feelings I have for you. What I thought of was — I Love You. These words are very special because when you say them, you make me feel that way. Love you, Jean (honey) Hey Chipmunk Cheeks, only four more hours until lunch! Do you think we'll make it? Volleyball is the best TEAM sport going thanks to the Coach, friend, and counselor. How can I ever for- get? Love ya, Diane Santa, You’ve made this little one very happy. Thank you for coming into my life. Hang on to your cer- tificate, it'll last a lifetime! I love you very, very ... much! Your little love “Mr. Ruth, how hot is it? Is it hot- ter than Guatemala?” Hey Milker, why don’t you change the channel? Fair Mike, Lee, Dawn: Good Luck in everything. Thanks a lot for being good friends. Kathie Kelly, French baths, showers, toi- lets, and sink. A little bit of cul- ture. HA, HA. Beth Hockey Jocks of '81: B.R., K.K., D.G., P.W., M.F., P.D., A.K., T.M., W.W., T.D., L.S. Good Luck '82. Cap, Kelly, Net: Let's hit the Latin Quarter for a $4 beer! And beau- coup d’hommes. Eugenie. If any of you have any doubts about the abilities of an under- classman, let me ask you 1 question... To the best Lil' Sis: Remember all the crazy times we’ve had! Thanks for introducing me to J.S. Big Sis Anne: Thanks for all the lies you fed me and everyone else! Shane Mike and Mark, Thanks for being there when I needed you in track! R.H. Good Luck Wendall! Dwayne Good Luck Rino Rump. MARS Hey Cutie, how 'bout a Hershey kiss? Thanks for being a special part of my senior year. J.P. Dawn: How about sharing a little with us? Kimmy, Kim, and Michele Chris hon, take our trays up please! Love Kim, Dawn, Michele, and Kimmy D.W.: Always remember I love ya and remember all the great times: Flagpoles, Dead Fred, and Tilt. I hope we're together a long time. A.W. For a sweet “Weekend Warrior” at heart who makes my life full of SS and RB. Good luck for your “inside” experience! K Hersheypark May 14, 1981: MW, RC, BM, SW. Have fun and keep lookin’ Lisa and Dawn: To my two bestest friends in the world. Good luck in all you do! Keep in touch always. Love, Cathy Hey Suzy, look at that green banana!! LZ Teresa, I'm so confused!! HELP! Lynda Thank you senior aides for all those “extras” The Science Dept. Tammy and Tese, Remember all the ice you bagged for me. Ruthie Congratulations to Deb K. and all her friends in the class of 1981. Mom and Dad. Joe, I know we've had our prob- lems but I think we can make it work! I love ya, Dawn Lori Keesey: OOh Ooh! That smell. Guess who!! Hey Michele, how does it feel to be a woman finally!! Kim, Kimmy, Dawn Help! I'm being held hostage in a yearbook factory. Anthony Hey Bonny ... Someone's knoc- kin' and the water bed's rockin’. Kelly and Beth, remember Tours, France and Freddie. Watch out for those Japanese boys and try not to pee in the tub next time. Love, Donetta. Trone and Bern, thanks for being the greatest brothers in the world. I love you. Jeff, remember all the good times we've had in Bio. Good luck and happiness always. Love ya, you seet-looking thing. Lisa, you give the meaning to friendship. Thanks for everything. I love you. Chief. Jim, remember, “Hey Grinch, spoil me, Big Kiss, But h-o-n-e-y, I love you, (don't hurt yourself) “Tacos, Chevelles and lemonade on the 206 headboard. Love, your little red- haired girl. To Carl, Troy, and Robert: Thanks for a safe flight home from Win- chester. Just keep the chickens out of your eyes. Bruce and Brian M.R. — Watch out who sits behind you at the movies! B.F. R. My eyes will always sparkle as long as you're around!! Love ya, M. Brian, thanks for being my friend and making me smile. Beth Hey Beth, get Joe a towel, we're gonna do big things! Love, Kelly C.L.B. Always remember and never forget, I Love You! J.R.U. Senior Class: Thanks for the sup- port and confidence exhibited during my term. I will always cher- ish being your president. Mark M. Hey Rick and Dave, have you cor- rupted any younger minds lately (Chris)? Love, Kim, Kimmy, Michele, and Dawn S. Always remember that great night we went bowling; Love B. Brenda, I'll always cherish our friendship! It means so much to me! Missy Donny, thanks for all the special times and for always being you! Love, Beth Kim and Sue, Good Luck in sports! Don’t forget all the fun we had. I’ll miss ya. Love, Kelly Hey Mr. Naylor, You look like you went down the luge one too many times without a helmet on! RL and MM •Mrs. Ryan, tell Beth I called.'1 Sam Mr. Ruth, you are so unlucky, that if Dolly Parton was your mother, you would probably have been a bottle baby. A Senior To the 9th Grade Basketball Team: Although your season wasn't as good as it could have been, you're still 1 in our hearts. Amy, Jodi, and Kelly ALY: Thanks for the great times we had. You were a wonderful part of this past year. R.L. Andy, Eck, and Gack — “The Mice Men! To Beth: Take the advice I gave you this year and wear a bra while running. I would hate to see you lose your balance. Mark M. Chapped Lips: Don't forget Ron Ron ever! To the “tall man lurking the halls: May you someday land in a can of snuff. The Family Mom and Dad, Thanks for all the help and love — 12 long years. All my love, Kelly From the few seniors to the 1982 track team — Good Luck and thanks for all the fun. Mom and Dad, Thanks for being confident in me, believing in me, and most of all loving me., Love Beth Ann There was a girl named Chris, who lived in a world of bliss, Tony she was said to have kissed, in a mad passionate way, as they rolled through the hay! The lunch slob squad Hey Brian, let's all go out to break- fast after work. Here we come Elby's Aileen and Julie: Remember all our great little chats in the library period 10! Elaine I, Laura, wish Dawn the bestest of luck in Hawaii, and don’t forget moi or else! Mar ... grit, to one of the best people in the whole wide world. Good luck in the future! Johnny, YOU are the most “loveablist and I’LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU. Penny To L.W. and R.B. — Remember the sinking paddle boat! G.L. and C.Q. Rick R., Dave M., I'm still single! Eat your hearts out you chickens. Beth 6th Period Food Fight: HEADS vs. SPEDS May I suggest to everyone to call Michele Miller by her favorite nickname, “Yonker.11 Brother Mark Missy W., Never forget the fun times we had in our Senior year. Remember the day at Hershey Park. Brenda M. Mr. Harris: If you ever forget about “the tree,” it will come back to haunt you. Dawn and Ginny To the greatest friends in the world. We all (D.K., L.E., C.K., B.U., S.W., S.S.) had a good time and I won’t forget ya when I’m in Hawaii. Love, Dawn Denise To my favorite total boxes — Tree, Deb, Barb, Tam. L.Z. Slim and Sledge: You're two of the greatest girls that I have ever met. Remember the Super Bowl and always party! Crank Gracie, thanks for all the memo- ries. Happy are the times we spent together. I hope we can share more. Love Ollie L. W. and R.B., Don’t forget the next meeting of the ITTY, BITTY, TITTY CLUB — June 8th at Ocean City. J.H.and R.R. Trimmerwear Ltd., Keep the busi- ness rolling, you corporation man- agers Ginger, Remember the time you served me with one french fry on my plate. Ruthie R.C. Remember the fun Jimes in Towson and remember the Z-28 “wow”!! It’s my turn to drive now! M. W. Kimmy, what’s soft and hangs like a thumb? Love Dawn, Kim, and Michele Mme. Baer: Merci pour tout les choses et votre souris! Je t'aime. Eugenie Harbor Place '81 — Penny, Andy, Mary, Randy, Stacie, and Al. Donetta, don't worry! Ron Ron already has it. Leese, you old creep: Seen any bloody ones lately? W.B. Hello Mr. Becker — Anthony Girls! Ann and Mel D.M. and D.L. — I'm glad we were friends while we had the chance. Sorry things turned out badly in the end. I’ll always remember y’all and the good times we had. C.M. Charlie, I Love You! Ginger. Mary: 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, Ten tens for the ten. Luv Andy. To “The Family'1 — Jed and Ron Ron love You. Congratulations and Good Luck to an unforgettable group — the Class of '81. From Ken and Barb Krebs. To Bobbie, the film man: Thanks for delivering my notes to Jodi! Amy Kim: Are your lips chapped? Dave M., Rick R., Chris B., Michele, Kimmy, and Dawn Early Yenkley, I've got my calcula- tor, can I have my 5 points NOW! Beth and Chris Madame Baer: Merci beaucoup pour toutes les choses speciales. Je t'aime. Suzette. To my butterfly, Thanks for all the wonderful times of the past and the ones to come in the future. Je t'aime tres beaucoup. Teddy Bear. To Dean and Karen: We’re the best study hall rowdies in the world. Teresa. “We’re goin’ to the wine cellars tomorrow, “Station, station, France 1981. (French, Italian, Jap- anese, any way you can get it). Hey Mary and Penny! Let’s go to Mamma's. Randy and Eric I still can’t believe that a bunch of freshmen beat us in volleyball! R.L. Hey, Mr. Trimmer, can you explain to me ONE MORE TIME about an inter-racial marriage. I just don’t understand. Diane Leese, Trimmer, Sparmblack: Not only did I pass 2 sciences this year, I also survived it with three bimbos like you. Preps are 1 Hey Chrisie! Yacht or canoe?? L. Long live the three Stooges ... Vinnie, George, and Joe Jeffy-baby, Good luck to you and your teddy bear! ... Love, your senior sisters. Best Wishes to the Class of '81 from Don and Kay Blough. David, Stop and get that road kill! Bombo Lips 207 ds here. And wltyyrtrtl dayS'and dreams. L ;e aVotracle that we n or a ride tqjth'e garni fdtrfe ora's', however, auw� a -hs r pdless, we will notforget thgtia� � we School doing things ling for our goals, and getting therein