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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

WARRIORS ARE . . . 5 WARRIORS ARE . . . ... COMPETITIVE WARRIORS ARE ... CREATIVE 11 WARRIORS ARE . . . 12 DETERMINED 13 WARRIORS ARE ... THEMSELVES 15 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATION BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Blachowicz — Secretary to Asst Superintendent, Mrs. Warner, Secretary to Superintendent Mrs. Bubb, Clerk to the Psychologist BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Stubanas. School Psychologist 18 TOP LEFT: Southern York County School Board, sitting Mrs. Cox, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Summers, President, Mrs. Miller. Vice-President, Mr. Owen, non-member, stand- ing: Mr. Townsend, Mr. Queitzsch, Mr. Spangler, Mr. Moore and Mr. Smith BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Owen, Business Manager TOP RIGHT: Business Staff: Mrs. Bensel. Bookkeeper, Mrs. Bolth, Payroll Clerk, Mrs. Krebs, Secretary to the Business Manager BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Manchey, School and Home Visitor 19 SPECIAL FRIENDS There are special people, behind the scenes, who make our school run smoothly. Clean classrooms and well-kept sports fields are only a few of their many services we see. For all those things that go unnoticed we owe them our gratitude. TOP: Mr. Beaverson. super- visor of maintenance MIDDLE: Janitors Mrs. Alwine, Mrs. Rajaniemi, Mrs. Krout, and Mrs. Kearney BOTTOM: Maintenance: Mr. Ferree, Mr. Alban. Mr. Shue 20 UPPER LEFT: Teacher’s Aide Mrs. King BOTTOM LEFT: Teacher’s Aide Mrs. R. Fomadel BOTTOM: Cafeteria Staff standing left to right: Mrs. G. Biser. Mrs. P. Noble, Mrs. G. Rohrbaugh, Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. R. Nace seated: Mrs. D. Gladfelter. Mrs. L. Zellers, Mrs. G. Calhoun BUSDRIVERS: standing: Mrs. A. Winson. Mrs. B. Whitcraft. Mrs. S. Sauer, Mr. I. Walder, Mr. S. King, Mr. R. Reyholds, Mr. V. Seil- ing, Mr. C. Shaw. Mr. K. Stiffler, Mrs. C. Woods. Mrs. P. Boyd, Mrs. G. Biser row 2: Mrs. B. Hollway, Mrs. M. Helmick, Mrs. B. Hale. Mrs. J. Queitzsch, Mrs. |. Bollinger, Mrs. V. Horn, Mrs. C. Warnecker, Mrs. N. Bortner. Absent: Ms. S. Shane 21 LEADERSHIP AND • • • It takes a lot of hard work and perserverance to keep things running smoothly at S.H.S. Fortunate- ly, our student body has the pleasure of maintain- ing four dedicated people to hold such demanding positions. The Calumet staff would like to personally thank Mr. Linanne, Mr. Baker, Mrs. Robinson, and Mrs. Musser for their help and understanding in the making of this yearbook. LEFT: Asst. Principal: Mr. J. Baker UPPER RIGHT: Principal: Mr. W. Linanne BOTTOM: Secretaries Mrs. D. Robinson and Mrs. S. Musser 22 GUIDANCE ... AND HELPING US Through all of our trials and tribulations, through schedule changes and dropped or added courses, there are always three who are right there and willing to help. We, as a student body, would like to say Thanks Guidance Department, for helping us through four terrific years. TOP LEFT: Counselor Mr. A. Beily BOTTOM LEFT: Secretary Mrs. R. Wertz TOP RIGHT: Counselor Mrs. R. Baer 23 Teachers are more than educators. They are advisors and friends. They teach us and listen. They punish us when we are wrong and praise us when we succeed. Teachers can be the most influential people in our lives. Mr. J. Becker Art Mr. R. Bowen Physical Ed. Mr. D. Blough Social Studies Miss M. Bradigan Special Ed. Mr. K. Alwine Science Mrs. K. Blough Library Aide Ms. M. Callear Home Ec. FACULTY Mrs. C. Adams English 24 Ms. K. Clemons French Ms. K. Diehl Music Mrs. P. Ebersbach Business Ms. B. Fowler English Mrs. L. Garrett Art Mr. G. Gerba Science Mr. H. Good Driver Ed. Miss S. Goss Reading Mr. W. Harris Business 25 Mr. R. Heap Social Studies Miss L. Hunt Physical Ed. Mr. T. Hoover Physical Ed. Mrs. A. Keeney School Nurse Mr. G. Houser English German Mr. T. Kerrigan Social Studies Mrs. E. J. Kisinger Business Mrs. C. Kirby Librarian Miss P. Krumrine English Latin 26 Mr. C. Market Social Studies Mr. P. Marks English Mrs. R. McSweeney English Mr. J. Merrifield Industrial Arts Mr. J. Miller Mathematics Mr. T. Naylor Mathematics Mr. R. Powell Physical Ed. Mr. T. Rynearson Social Studies Mr. H. E. Smith Business 28 Mr. R. Quay Music Miss D. Shermeyer EMR Mr. J. Sparmblack Sciences Mr. K. Steger Music Miss C. Wagner English Mr. E. Yeckley Mathematics Mrs. M. Tombesi Home Economics Mr. L. Wallace Practical Arts 29 UNDERCLASSMEN NEW FACES ). Abel M. Aiken S. Aiken J. Ainsworth ABOVE: Freshman Class Advisor, Ms. K. Clemons |. Amspachel M. Arendt I- Attig j. Balvier K. Bartl B. Bennett C. Billet M. Blake L. Blevins P. Blevins C. Boardman ). Bollinger S. Bolton S. Bortner J. Bosley C. Bowen ). Bowen B. Boyd A. Brad field }. Bressan C. Brown (. Brown D. Buchanan B. Bull M. Burns J. Bury W. Bury K. Campbell D. Capel S. Carbaugh S. Carr L. Custer P. Cooper T. Cover M. Creager J. Deisinger E. Dema P. Dennis S. Devini S. Dise 'h 1 V . 32 K. Donans C. Dubbs S. Duerr W J T. Duerr B. Eckels ). Eckenrode K. Edrington M. Edmiston W. Elliott ABOVE: T. Stiffler. S. Traynor. S. Bortner, Freshman Class Officers ). Ensor D. Eshbaugh J. Everett K. Feagley S. Ferguson T. Ferree D. Fetters G. Fishpaw J. Fishpaw B. Fix W. Fix C. Floyd D. Fronczak C. Gates T. Geesey D. Glatfelter J. Gochnauer M. Gohn L. Goldstein M. Gray R. Groncki E. Gross K. Grove M. Grove C. Gurreri R. Hamilton D. Harman M. Harman L. Haverstraw A. Heininger K. Helmick M. Hengst B. Henry P. Henry B. Herr 33 M. Hoffacker P. Hoffman S. Ickes K. Jasinski R. jeskey M. Jones N. Keeny G. Killmer I King A. King K. King S. Kline F. Klock S. Knepper T. Kramer D. Krevs P. Langis P. Lauer M. Laughman T. Lehman K. Lehneis B. Lindecamp M. Libutti L. Linton T. Lopez Q. Luu B. McCarthy D. McClain R. McCoury K. McCracken S. McCreary A. McDowell M. McLane B. Markle A. Martin G. Martin K. Martin J. Matthews M. Mays K. Mebust M. Mehtlan R. Messersmith D. Metallo M. Meyer S. Mickey G. Miles D. Miller D. Miller J. Miller V t M. Miller R. Miller T. Miller B. Moffitt E. Moffitt J. Monoque D. Moody 34 L. Moore T. Murray ). Musser D. Myers W. Nevins S. Novotny T. Oversmith S. Parsons T. Peri J. Pinkley V. Port M. Price K. Pruett B. Quick D. Ream H. Rehmeyer D. Reidt P. Riley S. Rinehart L. Ritz V. Robinson S. Roginski M. Rohrbaugh W. Roppelt D. Rosier D. Rufo M. Russell B. Sack R. Scherr K. Schriver T. Schroeder K. Schuchart T. Seeders J. Seitz K. Sevick A. Shaeffer D. Shive D. Sides J. Simpson L. Sipling J. Smith L. Smith L. Smith R. Smith S. Smith T. Smith T. Snyder M. Speir T. Stauffer C. Stenley J. Stevenson T. Stiffler S. Stoermer J. Stough’ L. Stough M. Stull D. Swartz S. Sweitzer ). Swanger j. Taylor R. Taylor M. Thomas P. Thompson T. Thompson L. Tibbs M. Townsend R. Tracey S. Traynor R. Troxell A. Trump H. Turner S. Wagner W. Wagner K. Waldman J. Walker D. Waltemyer J. Walter M. Wayland S. Webb L. White R. White D. Williams J. Wilson M. Winemiller R. Winemiller K. Wloczewski K. Wood S. Yarbrough K. Yirberg R. Gemmill D. Gibbons M. Gibbs M. Gillespie Pictures not available for the following Freshmen: Dawn Abel Kelly Anthony Lisa Bailey Donald Bell Michael Kittner Mark Blymire Bruce Bowers Robert Bury Jennifer Buschman Angeles Carpio Mary Carpio Christine Chapman Teresa Close Robert Gemmill Edward Gibbons Mark Gladfelter Joseph Jefferies Charles Long Donald Lacy Dominic LaPore Thomas McCandless Douglas Miller Michael Meyers Rodd Miller Kandy Moser Joeseph Nearhoof Denise Reisinger Louise Reisinger Gary Richmond Douglas Smith Rhonda Walker Lisa Wilson Dwight Wright 36 A YEAR’S EXPERIENCE A. Alban S. Alban S. Alexander S. Allen B. Alphugh J. Alt S. Anderson C. Bartenfelder M Bateman T. Beaverson T. Beck C. Bilbie K. Boggs S. Bolton T. Bortner J. Buchanan ). Bull G. Burgess P. Busky R. Carey R. Carman M. Case C. Cashour J. Chalker T. Christopher M. Cline A. Copeland V. Counts G. Cramer T. Craven |. Crowder A. Cunningham M. Custer E. D’Anna D. Davis J. Debeaumont ft, ft W 4 T. Dehoff T. Dell D. Derby S. Elliott 1 R. Fairbend V. Falcone x D. Fetters J. Fields BOTTOM: Sophomore Class Advisor. Miss S. Goss TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Class Of- ficers: left to right: K. Hofstetler. D. Johnson. L. Kauffman, G. Luckenbaugh D. Ford M. Forte D. Fritz D. Fritz L. Fuller S. Fuller R. Goodhart R. Graziul A. Gross C. Hafford L. Hall R. Harris J. Hartenstein K. Herbst N. Hidebrand M. Hintenach K. Hofstetler L. Holly M. Hoover K. Hull G. Ilyes M. Ingram C. Jacque J. jasinski D. Johnson K. Kapp L. Kaufman F. King R. Kipple D. Klein T. Kleinicke C. Kline J. Kline D. Knisley J. Kovlinski J. Krom W. Kurtz L. Landis J. Lebo M. Leisenrigh V. Lewis A. Lichtenwalter 38 B. Linton D. Lloyd L. Logan L. Lucabaugh G. Luckenbaugh M. Markle D. McCann R. McKay S. Mentzell L. Michels K. Miklos T. Miller W. Miller C. Moltz A. Moore C. Moore L. Moore |. Moulden D. Munch C. Muth S. Nace T. Nicklow K. O’Connor G. O’Donnell R. Oplinger J. O’Beilly T. Orwig S. Patis B. Papale S. Paul ). Ricker J. Rider B. Riley J. Rokos R. Ruby B. Rufo D. Sanford C. Schaeffer R. Schwarz G. Schwarzman A. Secrist R.Sharp J. Shaver C. Shearer C. Sheaffer C. Shive K. Shuchart M. Shultz ) 4 - • r D. Smith D. Smith R. Smith J. Soltes B. Speir D. Spera D. Stein J. Sline F. Stoner ). Swam T. Sweeney T. Thoman P. Tracey L. Trager W. Trout K. Turnbaugh D. Vain C. Wagner S. Wagner B. Walker |. Walker P. Walker (. Ward j. Warrington A. White G. Wida A. Williams K. Williamson V ABOVE: Dave Munch, member of the sophomore class gets ready for another day of shooting for the yearbook. RIGHT: |immy Crowder gets help on a shop project. 40 J. Adams D. Alexander K. Amerhein C. Bare M. Bailey K. Badders J. Barto C. Behrens B. Bell junior Class Advisor: Mr. E. Ruth. ]. Billet A. Biser L. Bishop L. Bollinger S. Bosley S. Bosley L. Bowman R. Buettner R. H. Bull R. M. Bull D. Burg R. Burton D. Cantu M. Card J. Carman E. Chandler T. Christopher T. Clouser D. Conley T. Craig K. Culotta D. Cupp D. Cupp |. Donahue M. Durgin R. Engles K. Ensor P. Fairbend j. Forbes L. Ford L. Forella j. Fourhman T. Fourhman K. Giordano M. Graves 41 Junior Class Officers: D. Bowen, H. Helms, C. Mundis, R. Griffin S. Groncki K. Grzymala W. Gohn S. Goldstein L. Guerin J. Guresh H. Helms G. Hendrix W. Hendrix L. Henry D. Hess A. Hidinger J. Hintenach T. Hobbs E. Hoffman T. Itzoe T. Jacoby 1 Joy L. Keesey 27 S. «L S. Kirkendall K. Kohlhafer R. Kramer K. Kreeger D. Kurtz J. Lafferty L. Lasher C. Lehneis D. Lewis P. Livermore B. Lloyd P. Lloyd D. Lucabaugh R. Lucabaugh k. w D. Manka T. Matteson V. May D. Meekly K. Messner A. Miller A. Miller 42 T. Miller A. Moore C. Mosier S. Moyer J. Mummert C. Mundis S. Murrow D. Myers T. Myers R. McCoury ). McCracken R. McDole W. McDowell A. McNew D. Ness P. Petros P. Quackenbush T. Quick S. Rager B. Rahrs D. Reidt K. Richardson L. Riley B. Rinehart G. Rinehart C. Ritzman S. Rohrbaugh D. Roppelt K. Rosier B. Sack D. Sandford D. Schultz S. Seaman M. Secrist T. Shamer B. Shifflett B. Shifflett B. Shiver A. Sides L. Simmers T. Simpson D. Smith K. Smith R. Smith W. Smith P. Sparks D. Stenley M. Stevenson R. Stinar E. Stoermer T. Strevig D. Swartz M. Thornton D. Townsend S. Toy T. Tray nor 43 D. Trump B. Vinson G. Wachter A. Wagner D. Waldron S. Walkins J. Watts B. Webb M. Wells T. Williams J. Wilson C. Wyant D. Miller G. Miller L. Miller S. Miller ABOVE: Greg studies his plans. UPPER LEFT: Alan reads the book with interest. BOrrOM LEFT: Taking her eyes off the action, Theresa looks at the camera. 45 TOP: )unior Members: front row: P. Lloyd. H. Helms. D. Bowen. A. Hidinger. back row: R. Griffin. A. Miller. K. Greer; BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Members: bot- tom row: ). Krom. T. Beaverson. D. Johnson, top row. G. Wise K. O’Connor. K. Hofstetter. L. Landis. G. Luckenbaugh BOTTOM LEFT: Officers: left to right: V. Pres. C. Funkhouser. Sec. T. Griffin. Treas.. A. Williams. Pres. M. Fair FATHOMING THE DEPTHS OF LEADERSHIPS 49 MEMORY MAKERS The idea of creating a yearbook did not turn out to be what most of us thought it would. It sure isn’t as glamorous as we expected. But through the hard work of a few dedicated staff members, we have managed to pull it off. Unlike past years, the staff was comprised of mostly juniors, with only a few seniors and sophomores. This in itself was a real challenge since we were all inexperienced. It’s not an easy job to capture the emotions, moments, and memories of the school year under one cover. TOP: J. Mummert, D. Munch, |. Papale, Yearbook Photographers BOTTOM: T. Miller. M. Miller. S. Miller. A. Mosier A. Hidinger, L. Banihashemi, C. Shive, D. Sanford. D. Meckley, G. Norck 50 UPPER LEFT: A. Biser. H. Helms: Literary UPPER RIGHT: Dave Munch gets his next assignment! BOTTOM: C. Mosier, D. Ness. S. Rager; Business 51 The Courier Staff should be congratulated for a fine reporting job in bringing the students of Susquehannock the up-to-date news. The timely reporting, editorials, and feature articles made interesting reading throughout the school year. IN THE NEWS UPPER RIGHT: Aileen Mosier. Jackie Stevens. Darla Manka, Katie Richards; Reporters BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. R. W. McSweeney: Advisor BOTTOM RIGHT: row 1: Laura Rager. Janice Blachowicz. Sharon Shaffer, Lisa McWilliams. Deniae Zelinski. Sharon Harman, Dawn Lloyd row 2: Mike Shuman,Betsy Bender. Robin Shearer. Datie Richards, standing. Danna Orwig. Jackie Stevens. Mike Manning, Aileen Mosier. Kin Harris. Jeff Stout, Darla Manka 52 UPPER LEFT: kneeling, |. Blachowicz. D. Zelinski. sitting: S. Harman. K. Harris standing: D. Orwig, A. Mosier, typists UPPER RIGHT: D. Orwig: Editor in Chief; Jeff Stout: Asst. Editor BOTTOM LEFT: row 1: M. Shuman, R. Shearer, B. Bender, L. Rager, J. Blachowicz, row 2: D. Zelinski, L. McWilliams. M. Mann- ing. Section Editors 53 TOP LEFT: AFS Advisor, Mr. Ruth TOP RIGHT: AFS Advisor, Miss Krumrine BOTTOM: Susqueha- nnock High School American Field Service MAKING FOREIGN FRIENDS The American Field Service is a highly suc- cessful organization at Susquehannock High School. Through the ef- forts of this group, many foreign exchange students have had the opportunity to study in America. LEFT: A FS Officers: |. Blachowicz, C. Russell, C. Rop- pelt, S. Crumley BELOW LEFT: A new friend is made at the AFS tea. BELOW RIGHT: Anyone want to speak Spanish? THE BEST OF THE BEST The National Honor Society is a select group of students who excel both academical- ly and give of their time to Susquehannock High School. To be selected to this fine group is a true honor. TOP: Lighting of the symbolic candle upon induction into the society. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Adams, advisor to the National Honor Society' BOTTOM RIGHT: The induction ceremony TOP: The lighting of the symbolic candle upon induction into the group BOTTOM: Kelly Smith receives congratulations from Jeff Stout and Dave Bowles upon membership in the Na- tional Honor Society. 57 THE SOUNDS TOP LEFT: Drum Major Carl Nielsen performs a solo. OF MUSIC The SHS Marching Warrior Band performed successful and entertaining shows this year. They were under the direc- tion of Mr. Robert Quay. Mr. Quay’s first year as the director has added a “drum corps” look to the school band. The band hopes to be performing in High School competitions in the following year. Good Luck to the Marching Warriors of 1982. OPP. TOP RIGHT: A half-time formation. OPP. BOTTOM LEFT: The band keeps warm at the Eastern game. OPP. BOTTOM RIGHT: Warrior mascot. Bob Bull. TOP LEFT: The show has begun! BOTTOM LEFT: A drum solo in On Broadway. BOTTOM RIGHT: Concentration makes a successful show. TOP RIGHT: Drum Major Jeff Stout conducts. 59 TOP LEFT: Golorguard Squad; front: J. Bochinauer. B. Sack, middle: D. Copus. L. Muth, S. Rager. S. Rohrbaugh, S. Goldstein, D. Myers, E. Sack, C. Mosier, K. Richardson. A. Mosier. L. Holley, back: L. Banihashemi. S. Smith. S. Stoermer, M. Meyer. K. Wloczewski TOP RIGHT: Aileen Mosier holds attention during the famous alma mater. BOTTOM LEFT: Sergeant of the squad. Elaine Sack. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors; front: L. Banihashemi. E. Sack, back: L. Muth, D. Copus. A. Mosier ONE TWO THREE, READY! This year’s band front obtained two new advisors, Connie Britcher and Linda Garret, to go along with a new season. Wearing new uniforms the Colorguard and Majorettes members took to the field with new hopes and aspirations. All band front participants practiced long summer hours and evenings after school to prove their dedication. The squad s hard work proved the year to be filled with new experiences for everyone involved. TOP LEFT: Feature Majorette, Becky Floyd: Head Majorette, Laura Rager TOP RIGHT: Seniors; L. Rager, B. Floyd, J. Blachowicz BOTTOM: Majorette Squad; front: D. Frey. K. Schriver, D. Myers, back: |. Blachowicz. B. Floyd, L. Rager. L. Smith 61 UPPER LEFT: row one: W. Kurtz, row two: L. Moore, row three: K. Hofstetter, A. Williams, L. Henry, C. Seamen. A. McNew LOWER LEFT: Varsity Cheerleaders award the most spirited class. CENTER: Grace leads the Sophomore class in a cheer at the homecoming pep rally. WE’RE LOUD AND WARRIOR PROUD! Through thick and thin, through losses and wins, the S.H.S. cheerleaders are always there to root on our teams. We as a student body would like to take this opportunity to thank our cheerleaders for their constant support. TOP LEFT: The |V squad shows their spirit by sharing an original BOTTOM LEFT: Varsity Football; left to right, top: L. Moltz, D. Lloyd, K. Harris, S. Diehl, lower: M. Forte, B. Blough. G, Wise. K. Seim. W. Miller, absent: D. Bowen, R. Griffin RIGHT: Dawn shows her spirit in song. 63 LET’S GET FIRED UP Once again SHS has produced en- thusiastic squads of cheerleaders. Not only are they enthusiastic, but they are also dedicated to their work. Both basketball and wrestling cheerleaders worked hard to get the fans involved in cheering for our games. The basketball squad is still recognized in York County as the only squad with male members. Throughout the basketball playoffs this year, the cheerleaders remained optimistic and could be seen rooting for the Warriors dur- ing the lengthy season. The wrestling cheerleaders expanded with a new squad of J V cheerleaders this year. TOP: Varsity Basketball: front: R. Griffin standing: K. Seim, L. Moltz, C. Clocker, J. Papale, K. Harris, M. Forte, J. Stout, W. Miller, D. Bowen. MIDDLE LEFT: J.V. Basketball: front: G. Lucken- baugh, A. Williams. J. Krom back: W. Kurtz, K. O'Connor, L. Moore MIDDLE RIGHT: Kim Harris cheers for her team. BOTTOM: Varsity cheerleaders show their spirit dur- ing a break in the action. 64 TOP: Varsity Wrestling: sitting: C. Behrens, D. Emery, K. Williamson standing: A. McNew, D. Lloyd MIDDLE LEFT: Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders watch the game. MIDDLE RIGHT: J.V. Wrestling: front: L. Landis. L. Keesey, S. Golds- tein back: C. Mosier, J. deBeaumont BOTTOM: J.V. Cheerleaders do a cheer during a time out. 65 SING, SING A SONG Chorus: row 1: M. Bums, B. Eckles, J. Matthews, D. Lowder, A. Maddocks, B. Sack. M. Arendt, T. Duerr, L. Forella, K. Richardson, S. Bortner, M. Myers, T. Shamer, D. Williams. J. Monogue. C. Shearer row 2: D. Zelinski, H. Helms, D. Johnson, K. Wolczewski, L. Ritz, J. Stout, |. Mummert, M. Thorton. L. Tibbs. L. Rineholt, K. Anthony. M. Brove. |. Rider, G. Killmer, ]. Walter row 3: A. Martin. T. Williams, D. Miller. L. Linton, C. Bowen. J. At- tic. L. Goldstein, J. Bar- to, V. Port, B. McCar- thy. T. Murray, T. Fer- ree. M. Libutti, K. Smith, D. Mummert row 4: R. Briffin, J. Wachter. P. Cooper. T. Miller, T. Close, W. Bury. D. McCullough. A. Moore, S. Frank, R. Stinar, K. Waldman, V. Robinson. L. Stout, J. Brown, P. Briler. B. Webb BOTTOM: Heather and Diane never stop! 66 UPPER LEFT: Director Dave Nicholson in action. BELOW: Chorus can be fun! BOTTOM: The tenors show off their talent. 67 TOP LEFT: Mr. Quay. Stage. Concert and Marching Band Conductor TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Diehl. Orchestra Conductor MIDDLE: Concert Band BOTTOM: Orchestra 68 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Under the direction of newcomer Mr. Quay, and the aggressive conducting of Mrs. Diehl, the band and orchestra put forth a great amount of energy and effort to produce harmonious sounds, that were displayed throughout the year by various successful concerts. TOP: Pepband: bottom: S. Parsons, K. Kisinger middle: J. Swonger, C. Nielsen, S. Rohrbaugh, L. Logan, B. Lloyd, M. Wayland top: B. Sack, S. Knepper, D. Meckley, D. Schultz, J. Rinehart, M. Thomas, D. Krebs, B. Bennett MIDDLE: Pep rallies add spirit to the lives of SHS students. BOTTOM: Stage- band: kneeling: B. Bennett, K. Kisinger, S. Parsons, S. Knep- per sitting: S. Alex- ander, L. Logan, J. Hamrick standing: M. Thomas, B. Sack, M. Wayland, D. Schultz, T. Orwig, J. Swonger, C. Nielsen, B. Lloyd, J. Mummert 69 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING ’81 Each year. Homecoming Week seems to bring the best out of Susquehannock High School. Each group involved works as a unit to reach its goal. The band works long hours to put together a Homecoming show. The classes put their best artists to work on floats and hall decorations. The football team prac- tices a little harder for their Friday night game. Finally everyone involved works many hours to make the Homecoming dance a crowning success. TOP: Neal Sprenkle gels ready for the big game. BOTTOM LEFT: Cheerleaders and excitement go together. BOTTOM RIGHT: Finishing touches on a float. 72 TOP LEFT: Could he a winner! TOP RIGHT: The band fires up the pep assembly crowd. BOTTOM LEFT: Brad Martin picks up yardage in the Vo-Tech Homecoming game. BOTTOM RIGHT: All for the Warriors stand up and holler! 73 ABOVE: Tim and friends enthusiastically chant the football team to victory. MIDDLE: Homecoming final score. LOWER RIGHT: Two sophomores check out the senior class float for Homecoming. 74 OUR SPIRITS SHOW Yes, S.H.S. does have spirit. The students show pride for their school, their sports, and their leaders. TOP: The seniors, with their leader Dennis Schwanke, show their wild spirit at a pep rally. i 75 LEFT: Cheerleaders reward the most spirited class by throwing footballs. RIGHT: Mr. Hoover begins to address the students in the gym. BOTTOM: Juniors put a few finishing touches on their float for Homecoming. ’6 This year’s Senior class play was a unique comedy show produced by the members of the class. Due to the hard work of the senior class, atten- dance increased sharply compared to the past few years. This most certain- ly made this year’s production worthwhile endeavor. TOP: Ed Walker catches [oAnn off guard before their cue. BOTTOM: The entire cast poses during a break in the action. 78 TOP LEFT: Lori converses with people of the past. TOP RIGHT: Elaine. Jackie, and Aileen rehearse their haunting chants. BOTTOM: Chris and Daryl hold Katie hostage. 79 FUR, FEATHERS, AND LADY LUCK This year’s Junior Class play was entitled, Fur, Feathers, and Lady Luck.” Endless hours of rehearsal, learning difficult lines, and developing stage con- fidence were among the many challenges this year’s cast of Juniors had to face. Although much effort was put forth, by the cast and the director, Mr. Ruth, the play was poorly attended. However, everyone involv- ed agreed it was a worthwhile experience. TOP RIGHT: A little fatherly advice. MIDDLE RIGHT: A pet skunk is not appreciated! BOTTOM LEFT: Where could the missing lottery ticket be? BOTTOM RIGHT: Bruce, in a thinking moment. TOP: Cast: front row: C. Mosier, B. Bull. R. Stinar, B. Sack. A. Sides standing: J. Donahue. S. Rager, G. Whatcher. Mr. Ruth. K. Richardson. S. Kirkendall. H. Helms MIDDLE LEFT: Chris spends time on the phone. MIDDLE RIGHT: Bob and Amy discuss important matters. BOTTOM LEFT: Jim pleads his case. BOTTOM RIGHT: A happy moment in the play. A WEEKEND OF NEW FRIENDS AFS weekend is an annual event at Susquehannock. The week begins with the naming of the king and queen candidates. Cans rattle with change as votes are collected. On Friday, our school hosts many exchange students from around the county. An AFS assembly shows off the talent of these students. Friday evening a social is held for the students to meet and make new friends. The weekend is climaxed with a dance in the high school gym. The AFS king and queen are crowned. Friendships made in one short weekend are treasured a long time. TOP: The AFS dance is a fun time for all. RIGHT: New friendships are made. BELOW LEFT: Groovin' to the beat at the AFS dance. BELOW RIGHT: Talents are displayed at the AFS assembly. r. M . i 82 TOP LEFT: A fascinating native dance TOP RIGHT: A group sing enjoyed by all MIDDLE LEFT: Learning a new step MIDDLE RIGHT: A meaningful reading LEFT: Having fun at the AFS dance 83 INTERNATIONAL BOOGIE The AFS Dance is the final activity of the exciting AFS weekend. The Dance is highlighted with the crowning of the AFS King and Queen. This year’s winners were Susan Bortner and Ron McKay. Kevin Troy. Disc Jockey from Q-106 played the latest favorites of all who attended. The dress was casual which made for a relaxing evening. Everyone attending seemed to enjoy themselves. RIGHT: AFS Queen, Susan Bortner and AFS King, Ron McKay except their crowns proudly. BOTTOM LEFT: The couples dance to the romantic music during the AFS dance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jennifer takes a rest during the dance. 84 TOP LEFT: First Runners Up: Michele Cole and Scott Sides TOP RIGHT: Third Runners Up: Rommi Griffin and Steve Traynor LEFT: Second Runners Up: Gail Luckenbaugh and Charles Funkhouser ABOVE: The students boogie to the music. 85 AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE The Academic Awards Evening is designed to honor those students who excel in the classroom and other school activities. In- dividual and group awards are presented by teachers and advisors. TOP: Mr. Beily presents Dave Bowles with an award. BOTTOM: Brenda Kyger and Donna Orwig receive awards from Mr. Linnane. 88 TOP LEFT: Mark Fair receives his Student of the Year Award. BOTTOM: Jeff Stout receives his scholarship award from Mr. Trimmer, president of the SYCEA. TOP RIGHT: The faculty is well represented at the academic awards evening. 89 AN EVENING OF MAGIC On May 29th, the high school gym was transformed into an underwater paradise. Under the supervision of Mr. Ruth, the Juniors worked hard to create a great Prom. The magic began at eight p.m. that Saturday evening. Dancing to the music of the Dave Winter Band, everyone shared a night of enjoy- ment. This special night did not end with the close of the evening but lives in the memories of all those who shared in its magic. RIGHT: The lead singer for the Dave Winter Band sings out his song. BOTTOM: Prom night is always a time for pictures. 90 91 RIGHT: Darryl samples refreshments during a break. MIDDLE LEFT: Pictures and proms go together. BOTTOM: The crowded dance floor means everyone had a good time. 92 93 ATHLETICS A SATISFYING YEAR The football team surprised a lot of people this year with their exciting brand of play. The season was highlighted with a victory over Gettysburg to end their 25 game winning streak and a big Homecoming win over Vo-Tech. TOP: Eric D'Anna keeps an eye on the game. BOTTOM: The 1981 Susquehannock Warrior varsity foot- ball team. 96 TOP LEFT: Jim Romoser gazes into the game after com- ing off the field. TOP RIGHT: Coaches McCusker. Alwine, Margelot. Ab- bott. Merrifield. and Hoover take a break during a practice. BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors of the Team; kneeling: S. Sides. J. Devilbiss, ). Romoser. M. Budeguer, G. Richards, and D. Smith, standing: B. Martin. D. Alwine, N. Sprenkle. J. Deel, J. Morgan, and P. Rufo BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Hoover listens to the com- ments of a player. 97 TOP: Coach Hoover instructs Pete on team strategy. BOTTOM: A teammate restrains Pete from a surge of emotion. 98 1981 Varsity Football York Suburban Gettysburg Central Kennard Dale Southwestern Dover Vo-Tech (homecoming) West York York Catholic Eastern TOP LEFT: John Devilbiss sweeps end. TOP RIGHT: Brian Martin takes a breather on the sidelines. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pete Rufo's block gives Brad time to pass. 99 QUICK STICKS The season began with one victory after another, but after having scrimmaged two state- qualifying teams, the girls were not about to let anyone by. This confideace was reflected in the fans. Stauffer's enthusiasm was the key to motivation to which the girls were assured before each game, leading them to 2nd place in the York County League. From there they went to districts allowing them to end the season on a good note. With the inspiration and direction of Miss Wagner, the junior varsity field hockey team was able to carry on its reputation of gaining the title as York County Champs. Considering the fact that there were many freshmen without ex- perience, the rest of the squad was very suc- cessful at “breaking them in” to the game. Con- gratulations Gang! TOP: Coach Stauffer's enthusiasm shows on the day of a game. BOTTOM: Brenda Kyger controls the ball with speed. TOP: first row: S. Occiano, A. Miller, D. Wilson. M. Greer, M. Miller. B. Kyger, A. Tesno, C. Mundis. K. Bartenslager. second row: M. Bupp. D. Manka. A. Hidinger, S. Tillman, J. Fourhaman. K. Greer, M. Card, M. Durgin, T. McKnight, L. McWillaims. MIDDLE LEFT: Miss Stauffer leads the team on. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sue Oc- ciano shoots for a goal. 1981 Varsity Field Hockey Dover US 5 Kennard Dale 3 Northeastern 4 York Suburban 5 Eastern 5 Central 3 Red Lion 3 Hanover 1 Spring Grove 2 York High 3 Dallastown 2 South Western 0 West York 6 Y.C.I.A.A. League 1 Championship THEM 3 1 3 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 TOP: End to another exciting win. BELOW: J.V. Field Hockey Team: first row: G. Luckenbaugh, J. Alt. L. Ritz. M. Graves. A. Alban, second row: C. Jacque. ). Shaver. L. White. V. Port. S. Bortner, third row: A. Gross, mgr.. D. Davis. L. Lasher. L. Landis. B. Markle. V. Falconi. L. Fuller, j. Lafferty, T. Myers. D. Johnson, coach Cheryl Wagner. 102 TOP LEFT: Hockey Managers; left to right: A. Gross, P. Cruise. K. Rosier, T. Rahrs BOTTOM LEFT: Brenda Kyger moves in for a tackle after Darla Manka sends her the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Another Win! 103 PUTTING AROUND The SHS golf team did a swinging job this year sending four people to District Championships. Our team also widened its grip by adding a girl to the team for the first time. She. as well as the others, showed our high school just what Warrior Power is all about. Good Luck toward another winning season. 104 THE SWINGERS OF S.H.S. This year’s golf scores resulted in a 5-5 record for the 1981 season. The playing experience gained by the new golf members serves as preparation for the upcoming years. The golf team showed a tremendous effort during their 1981 season. TOP: Seniors |ohn Lewis. Greg Hofstetter. Kevin Wood, and Dave Bowles MIDDLE: Kelly puls for a winning shot. BOTTOM: kneeling, left to right: R. Ruby. J. Lewis. J. Crowder. K. O'Connor. D. Waldron, C. Moltz, row two: T. Geesey, R. Kramer. G. Hofstetter, K. Wood. D-. Bowles. C. Lehneis, D. Manka, Coach Deffendall, and R. Goodhart 105 SHOOTING FOR THE STARS The basketball players of SHS, along with the help of their fans showed District III the kind of pride, power, and dedication Susquehannock is made of. As we entered the playoffs with a 21-8 record, the Warriors had high hopes for the state championship. RIGHT: Varsity: back row: B. Martin, T. Kowalewski, D. Schwanke, B. Palmer, D. Fitz- patrick middle: D. Alwine, B. Martin, J. Devilbiss front: S. Kirkendall. J. Romoser. Coach Rynearson BOTTOM LEFT: Brad jumps for the score. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brian defends during a difficult mo- ment as John looks on. LEFT: JV Basketball Team: kneeling: M. Cline. K. Gibbs, R. McDole, R. McKay standing: R. Ruby, C. Moltz, R. Graziul, G. Cramer, C. Wyant, J. Hartens- tein. B. Shifflett, Coach G. Sutton MIDDLE LEFT: Dave Fitzpatrick’s high-flying jump shot MIDDLE RIGHT: John Devilbiss dribbles through the Trojans. BOTTOM RIGHT: A bounce pass sets up the shot. TOP LEFT: Bryan Palmer plays defense. TOP RIGHT: A Dennis Schwanke jump shot ABOVE: Brian Martin rebounds against a taller opponent. 109 MAT MADNESS Both the Varsity and J.V. wrestling teams had a successful season. All of the sweating and starvation paid off in the end. The Warriors sent five wrestlers to District competition. Overall, SHS is proud of these dedicated young athletes. TOP: Pete Rufo muscles his opponent. BOTTOM: Varsity Wrestling Team: first row: J. Marchio. P. Rufo, R. Chittum, Coach R. Bowen. N. Sprenkle. G. Wamecker, J. Lewis standing: P. Busky, T. Glatfelter, J. Warrington, W. Ehandler, G. Burgess, B. Riley. C. Bilbie. P. Riley 110 TOP: Tony Glatfelter controls his match. BOTTOM LEFT: Waiting is half the battle. BOTTOM RIGHT: Neil Sprenkle with a takedown 111 TOP RIGHT: JV Wrestling Team: front row: S. McLane, S. Fuller, J. Guersh, T. Beaverson, S. Alban back row: K. Schuhart, R. Gray, J. Wilson, S. Sterner, K. Shaffer, G. Markle, D. Russell, B. Speir, D. Lucabaugh BOTTOM LEFT: A hard fought victory BOTTOM RIGHT: Managers: front: L. Lasher, J. Allen back: C. Allison, W. Trout, T. Myers FAR BOTTOM: Pain and Agony 112 TOP: Dan Russell tries a switch. MIDDLE: Coach Bilbie talks strategy with Pete Riley. BOTTOM: Brian Speir struggles to keep possession. 113 LADY HOOPSTERS This year the girls were under the guidance of a new head coach, Mr. McCusker. Though the girls had a slow start, the season picked up with close and ex- citing games. Their record does not do them justice, for their games were more competitive than their record shows. Keep up the good work and don’t stop trying girls. BELOW: Warriors jumping high! RIGHT: Sue shows her stuff BOTTOM: Girls varsity front row: K. Bartenslager. Mr. McCusker (coach), S. Occiano back row: K. Amereihn, A. Miller, T. Elliot, P. Cruise. K. Ensor, B. Kyger. P. Livermore UPPER LEFT: JV front row: C. Brown, C. Hafford, Miss Hunt (coach), J. Fourhman back row: D. Sanford, G. Wise, D. Fronczak, M. Laughman, K. Hofsteter. L. Trager, R. Schwartz. D. Davis UPPER RIGHT: Karen makes that shot MIDDLE LEFT: Kim hustles to block a pass x MIDDLE RIGHT: Tracey shoots for two LEFT: Denise handles the ball with determination N. Eastern Hanover S Western Dover . Spring Grove Columbia Annville-Cleona Kennard Dale Red Lion York Catholic Dalle stown Vo-Tech York Suburban Vo-Tech 115 SUPER SPIKERS Led by a nucleus of letter winners, the volleyball team approached the season with high hopes. Coaches Baer and Culbertson put their teams through grueling practices stressing fundamen- tals and conditioning. Volleyball at Sus- quehannock has a winning tradition which we all know will continue this season. RIGHT: Varsity Volleyball: sitting: B. Kyger, K. Bartenslager kneeling: C. Russell, L. Moltz, B. Walker, E. Spicer standing: K. Amerhein, K. Seim. J. Fourhman, D. Wilson, L. Landis, S. Tillman BOTTOM RIGHT: Lorrie looks on as Diana bumps it. BOTTOM LEFT: K. Amerhein gets ready to bump the ball. 116 LEFT: Jere is excited after a big play. MIDDLE: Shelly sets the ball. BOTTOM: J.V. Volleyball: front: B. Boyd, V. Robinson middle: V. Falcone, T. Colse, C. Brown, D. Sanford, G. Wise back: S. Bortner, B. Eckels. D. Sanford, D. Myers, C. Bowen. L. Moore. A. Shaeffer, K. Martin. M. Meyer, J. Matthews 117 SPLENDID SPLINTERS The S.H.S. Baseball team put forth a great effort toward a successful season. Coached by Mr. Blough and Mr. Rynearson, this 1982 baseball team gave their supporting fans several thrilling and suspenseful games, bringing our school mucn recognition. The season was highlighted with a victory over Nor- theastern that earned us the county championship! TOP RIGHT: Fast moving Jeff Deel whizzes by the bases. TOP LEFT: Concerned Coaches Blough and Rynearson con- verse with the umpire. LOWER: 82 Baseball Team: row 1: T. Itzoe, R. Cramer, B. Martin, D. Reidt, C. Wyant, K. Bartl, D. Kurtz, P. Petros, R. McDole, D. Manka row 2: Coach Rynearson, |. Devilbiss. D. Fitzpatrick, D. Alwine, D. Smith, B. Marin, M. Manning. Coach Blough row 3: J. Deel. N. Sprenkle 118 LEFT: John Devilbiss gets a free ride home. BELOW: Managers: A. Gross. B. Blough, L. Lasher, and W. Bury BOTTOM LEFT: Dan Alwine receives congratulations on his home run from Brad Martin. 119 MAKING TRACKS The Warrior track team did surprisingly well considering it was only the second year in county competition. Strong in the running events, the team began the season with close wins over South Western and York Catholic, the defending division champion. Many personal school records were set throughout the season. TOP: Gordon Spangler hurdles to another victory. BOTTOM: Boy's Track Team: front row: T. Kowalewski. (. Attig. R. McKay. B. Shifflett, P. Wass, B. Vinson, B. Wright, Coach Hunt row 2: Coach Sparmblack, R. Carey, T. Stauffer, G. Cramer, J. Lewis. J. P. Morgan, G. Spangler. M. Smith, S. Bolton, B. Eliott row 3: S. Kirkendall, S. McLane, S. Allen, B. Gohn. T. Traynor, K. Gibbs, B. Speir, T. Johnson, B. Shifflett, D. Alexander, S. Traynor, M. Speir, C. Cashour, Coach Alwine row 4: M. Thomas, A. Miller, V. Lewis, D. Russell, J. Carman. T. Smith, S. Ander- son, D. Miller, B. Hindecamp, J. King, B. Taylor, |. Looney 120 122 TOP: Girls Track Team: front row: D. Davis, C. Moore, D Vain, C. Hafford row 2: Coach Sparmblack, T. Elliott. J Walter. M. Card, Coach Hunt. P. Livermore, K. Wolczeski, S Occiano, Coach Alwine row 3: G. Luckenbaugh. W. Wagner W. Kurtz. C. Mundis. D. Johnson, K. Hofstetter. A. Miller. W McDowell, S. Duerr, C. Wagner, M. Burns, L. Haberstroh, J Alt, Manager R. Harris LEFT: Ron Carey runs a strong third leg in the relay. RIGHT: Mary and Deb with a good baton exchange 123 SENIORS NEW DIRECTIONS Our senior year is rapidly drawing to an end. Term papers, final exams, senior pictures and announcements, the prom, and finally graduation are all memories we will cherish forever because they happen only once in a lifetime. The friends we have made, the good times, and the bad have gone together to make us the Susquehannockj High School Class of 82. Max Allison Daniel Alwine Christine Allison Michel Aubry 126 The Senior Concerns Spray Painting Graffiti Term Papers Homecoming Queen Voting Senior Pictures Senior Hook Day District Basketball Playoffs Student Blood Donor Day Green Cards Blue Cards Work Experience Fun Fair All Night Party AFS Weekend |r. Sr. Prom Graduation W m ■ii Tammy Bosley David Bowles 1 o x k -fm ■A jJRl m 1 - Sgg X W Laura Boyer Pamela Bricker Lori Brown Wd X Kimberly Brunner Moises Budeguer Dolores Bull 128 •x 5 Nancy Bupp Edward Campbell Mark Cheek ' 4 J J LiJ Ronald Chittum Cari Clocker Michele Cole •- v Laura Cookerly Debbie Copas Larry Counts 129 The Tube Fame Taxi Saturday Night Hill Street Blues The People's Court The Greatest American Hero One of the Boys McLain’s Law General Hospital Private Benjamin Hart to Hart Too Close for Comfort Love, Sidney Magnum, P.I. Gimme a Break Falcon Crest Strike Force Code Red T. 1. Hooker Fall Guy Dallas John Devilbiss Pamela Cruise Michele Dell Sandra Diehl Stephen Crumley Michela Della Monica Michael Drass 130 Mark Fair David Fitzpatrick Zina Fitzpatrick The Look Sporto shoes penny loafers backpacks turtlenecks sailor outfits shorterskirts bermuda shorts knickers bandanas head bands sweat shirts Princess Di hair cuts gold accessories plaids and stripes Nikes leg warmers long john tops Craig Fix Ronald Geiple Patricia George Rebecca Floyd Terri Graleski Christine Greenplate Misty Greer Trisha Griffin Daniel Grosberger Kimberly Harris Stacy Houston Jacqueline Hamrick Laurie Healy Timothy Johnson Sharon Harman Gregory Hofstetter Brett Jones 133 The Theatre Friday the 13th Hell Night Halloween Arthur Raiders of the Lost Ark Pennies From Heaven Modem Problems Ghost Story Endless Love Reds Taps Ragtime An American Werewolf in London Absence of Malice Making Love On Golden Pond Chariots of Fire Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip Porky’s Whose Life Is It Anyway Atlantic City Night Hawks Anthony Kowalewski 134 Eugene Krebs Kristi Krout Brenda Kyger Denise Lapore Stephanie Lehman Veronica Leisenring John Lewis John Lewis Jeff Lindgren Dawn Lloyd John Looney Doreen Lowder 135 The News Natalie Wood drowns Sadat is assassinated Air traffic controller s strike 1982 World’s Fair in Knoxville Mount St. Helens erupts again John Belushi dies Columbia Space Shuttle launched Air Florida Flight 14 Crash Reagan’s defense budget Nuclear Warfare protests Falkland Islands dispute Henry Fonda — best actor award Kathrine Hepburn — best actress award Princess Di-Prince Charles Wedding Atlanta murder trial Luke and Laura marry Anthony Lozzi Stephen McCauley Eric Luckenbaugh Daryl McCullough 136 William McGann Terri McKnight Lisa McWilliams Pjy M. jj 1 i UK Darla Manka Michael Manning Joseph Marchio I Jjk Si m Timothy Markle Brian Martin Donna Meckley g E_ III A JP V Jeffrey Miklos Michele Miller Tanya Miller 137 The Jam Box I Love Rock-n-Roll Pac Man Fever Centerfold Workin' Class Dog We Got the Beat Physical Shake It Up Mirror Mirror Private Eyes Endless Love I Can’t Go for That Juke Box Hero Just Once just the Two of Us Woman Take It on the Run Get Down on It Make a Move on Me Don’t Stop Believin’ I Got the Itch Open Arms Sweet Dreams Get It Up Lisa Moore John Morgan Aileen Mosier Dana Mummert Todd Mummert 138 Laura Munch Laura Muth Janice Newcomer Donna Orwig Bryan Palmer James Papale The Sports Baseball Strike Warriors Win District 3 Title 49ers Capture Super Bowl Dodgers beat Yankees in World Series Comeback Valenzuela becomes NL hero Billy Ball Clippers return to Baltimore as Skipjacks North Carolina NCAA Basketball Champs Sugar Ray defeats Tommy Hearns Warriors end Gettysburg’s 27 game winning streak Triple Overtime win over Cocalico Warriors beat Catholic 50-46 in Farm Show Arena Wayne Gretzky becomes hockey’s biggest scorer Celtics win NBA Championship Clemson Tigers 1 College Football Team Colts fall to 2-14 Christopher Perkins John Pravlik Laura Rager Tammy Rahrs Edward Rash 140 Catherine Richards Gregory Richards John Rinehart Jim Romoser Peter Rufo Cheryl Russell Elaine Sack Dennis Schwanke John Schwarzman 142 Brian Sheaffer Scott Sheffer Michael Shuman Scott Sides Sharon Siebert Douglas Smith Lisa Snyder Neal Sprenkle Jacqueline Stevens Ellen Spicer Jeffrey Stout 143 Pictures Not Available Dwayne Baker Thomas Cox Mark Cramer Sandrs Dotson Todd Ensor Stephanie Frank Billy Garland Chris Smith Shelly Tillman David Wagner Edward Walker Gary Warnecker Julie Warner 144 Peter Wass Diana Wilson Linda Wright William Wright Charles Weiss Kevin Wood Denise Zelinski 145 ITALIAN DELIGHT Always a Smile! If every Italian is as Cheery as ours, Italy must certainly be a magnificent place. Michella Dellamonica, one of this year’s senior exchange students resides with the Laf- ferty’s. She is seldom seen in S.H.S. halls without her broad, friendly smile. Here’s to say we love you Michella and we’ll always treasure the memories of your wonderful year. THE KANGAROO KID Our closest friend from the kangaroo country of New Zealand is Peter Wass. Pete has been staying with the Craig's, his host family, since early fall. Surely all who know him have fallen in love with his accent and jovial personality. Before Pete leaves the hustle and bustle of S.H.S. we would like to say Thank you Pete for making 1982 a year worthy of remembrance. We hope your return to college here in the U.S. will be pleasant. 147 FRENCH FRIENDSHIP Who is the young man who seemed convinced he had forgotten how to speak his native language until an ex- cursion to Canada? But of course, he’s none other than Mike Aubry. A guest of the Pearson residence, Mike has im- pressed us all with his expertise in several languages. His easy-going per- sonality makes him a welcome addition to this year’s senior class. From all of us Mike, Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your country with us. We shall always entertain fond memories of France because of you. A SPANISH SPECIALITY This year the warriors em- braced a new member of their football team. His name, Moises Budeguer, a senior exchange student from Argentina. While in the U.S. Moises stayed with Janice Blachowicz and her family in the outskirts of Shrewsbury. We would like to thank this handsome young man for spending a year with us. We’re looking forward to seeing you in years to come. 149 THE FINAL MOMENT The night that every senior waits for had finally arrived. Mixed emotions of happiness and sorrow could not be hiaaen. Finally, the moment all the seniors had been waiting for: the distribution of diplomas. For the graduating seniors, June 4th will be remembered as one of the biggest nights of their lives. RIGHT: Patti and Denise are happy graduates. BELOW: The graduation program BOTTOM LEFT: John Lewis receives con- gratulations from Mr. Baker. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave Bowles delivers his speech. TOP LEFT: Gail offers Pete Congratulations on his Graduation. TOP RIGHT: Receiving a diploma MIDDLE: A senior member of the orchestra BOTTOM: A relaxed senior 151 TOP LEFT: Mike Aubry reflects on his senior year. TOP RIGHT: Graduation night emotion BOTTOM LEFT: Even the faculty gets excited at graduation. BOTTOM RIGHT: A diploma and congratulations from the school board president, Mr. Summers. 152 TOP LEFT: Seniors await graduation. TOP RIGHT: Moises talks about his senior year. MIDDLE: Diana Wilson, senior class president BOTTOM LEFT: Congratulations! BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors march to graduation. 153 ONE LAST FLING LEFT: Darla and Mike share a dance. BELOW: Scott, Bill, and Danny munch out. BOTTOM: Seniors enjoy the music at the All-Night party. n SENIOR DIRECTORY PATRICIA L. AIKEN Find a fob AFS 9 Senior Aide 12 LISA F. ALBAN Dental Assistant Chorus 9.10,11,12 JOANNE M. ALLEN Successful Class Play 11 ClassPlav 12 Wrest 1 i ng Ma n ager 1 ? Homecoming Committee 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Santa's Helpers 11,12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Track 10 CHRISTINE M. ALLISON College; Millersville; Foreign Relations Track 10 AFS 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10 Wrestling Manager 12 Fun Fair 12 MAX K. ALLISON Penn State; Computer Science Football 9 Fun Fair 12 Archery Club 9,TO Science Club 11,12 Senior Aide 12 DANIEL W. ALWINE' Find a Job Football 9,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 10 Fun Fair 12 Student Council 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 10,11,12 Senior Aide 12 MIKEAUBRY AFS 12 Fun Fair 12 DWAYNE C. BAKER Machine Operator JOAD L. BALLARD, JR. Air Force; Computer Maintenance Science Club 12 LISA BANIHASHEMI Bloomsburg State College; Accountant lorguard 11.1 shestra 9,10,11,12 Senior Aide 12 “ Basketball Homecoming Committee 9,10 Prom Committee 11 ,2gk B. BARTEI LANETTE F. BARE Northeastern Christian Junior udgsllege Senior Aide 12 AFS 11, 12 KIMBERLY B. BARTENSLAGER Central Penn Business School Field Hockev 9, 10,11,12 Basketball 9,10, 11, - olleyball 9,10,11, 12 HS 10,11,12 Student Council 9,10,11,12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 Senior Aide 12 BETSY J. BENDER Orchestra 9.10,11,12 Chorus 11 Courier; Art Editor 12 Class Play 11,12 Fun Fair 12 KEVIN A. BERLIN Colorado School of Trades; Gunsmith Wrestling 9,10 AFS 9,10,11 Archery Club 9,10,11,12 11,12 Senior Aide 12 HOWICZ ss JANICE L. BLAC Airline Stewardess Majorette 10,11,12 AFS 11,12 AFS Secretary 12 Class Play 11,12 Courier 12 Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 BETH A. BLOUGH Penn State; Computer Science Basketball 9 Volleyball 10 Baseball Manager 9,11,12 CheerleadingO,10,11,12 NHS 9,10, IIP2 Student Council 10 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 _ Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,1C HEIDI R.l Married Senior Aide 12 ’ TAMMY A. BOSLEY Undecided Majorette 9,10,11 Santa's Helpers 9,10 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 DAVID L. BOWLES Virginia Tech; Electrical Engineer BasKetball 9 Golf 10,11,12 Volleyball 11,12 Class Treasurer 9 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11. NHS lit, 11,12 1 AFS 9 LAURA E. BOYER ... Find n Job Fun Fair 12 PAMELA K. BRICKER No Response LORI ). BROWN Army Reserves; York College; Computer Programming KIMBERLY S. BRUNNER Penn State — York Basketball 11 MOISES BUDEGUER No Response DOLORES C. BULL Field I lockey 10,11 Track 10,11 Fun l air 12 Homecoming Committee 10,11 Class Play 11,12 NANCY S. BUPP Business Management Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 Cheerleading 9 Softball 9 Prom Committee 11 Santa’s Helpers 10,11,12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Homecoming Committee 10.11,12 EDWARD L. CAMPBELL Machinist WrestlinglO.il Gong Show 10,11,12 Senior Aide 12 Rock Band MARK A. CHFF.K No Response RONALD L. CHITTUMj No Response CARI L CLOCKER 'Secretary Cheplleading ‘I, 10,11,12 Homecoming Committer; 9, 10, 11. 12 Prom Committee ] Fun Fair 12 Santa’s Helpers 9, 10,11,12 Good News 11 Senior Aide 12 156 V D. MICHELE COLE College Homecoming Committee 11.12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 li LAURA E. COOKERLY 1 No Response JOHN W. DEVILBISS Penn State: Electronic Engineering Baseball 9,10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Homecoming Committee 10,11,12 Prom Committee 11 Good News 11 DEBRA L COPAS Get a Job Track Manager 11 Prom Committee 11 Colorguard 12 Senior Aide 12 LARRY L. COUNTS Auto Mechanic Ithomas A. COX No Response MARK A. CRAMER No Response f PAMELA I. CRUISE Shippensburg State College; Data Processing Basketball 10,12 Volleyball Manager 10 Field Hockey Manager 12 AFS 10,12 Homecoming Committee 10, 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 SANDRA K. DIEHL No Response SANDRA L. DOTSON Cosmetology Gong Show 9,11 Traci: Manager 10 Fun Fair 12 MICHAEL A. DRASS Firefighter DEBORAH M. DWYER Find a |ob; College Fun Fair 12 TRACY L. ELLIOTT Penn State York; Engineering Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Softball 9 AFS 9 N1 IS 11,12 k-' ' ' JAMES A. ELR1CK 'No Response STEPHEN L. CRUMLEY College? Medicine AFS lb, 11.12 AFS Vice President 12 Band Manager 12 Genii News 11 Class Play 12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 11, Volleyball Manager 11 JEFFREY N. DEEL York College; Police Science Baseball 9,10,11,12 Football 11,12 Fun Fair 12 Student Council 11,12 Homecoming Committee 11 Prom Committee 11 MICHELE E. DELL Undecided, Cheerleading 9 Volleyball Manager 9,10 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 MICHELA M. DELLAMONICA College Fun Fair 12 NHS 12 AFS 12 Photography Club 12 DAWN M. EMERY No Response GEORGE L. ENNIS College PAMELA A. ENSOR B iness School BasketbalL,ip, 11 Senior Aide 12 TODD A. ENSOR ) Carpenter MARK E. FAIR Penn State York; Mechanical Engineer L � Class Treasurer 10 Class Vice-President 11 Student Council 11.12 Student CounciPPresident 12 Track 11 . Basketball Manager 9 Class Play 11.12 Homecoming Committee 10, 11. Prom Committee Chairman 11 AFS King 11 ’ NHS 11,12 12 DAVID L. FITZPATRICK Professional Baseball Baseball 10,11,12 Football 9 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Prom Committee 11 ZINA L. FITZPATRICK Model; Married Basketball 9,10,11 Track 10 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 “ 1 “'«s, Softball 9 CRAIG S. FIX No Response REBECCA A. FLOYD College; Data Processing Majorette 9,10,11,12 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 wJJ Stage Band 9,10,11 Pep Band 9.10,11 Basketball Manager 9, 10 STEPHANIE). FRANK -«College; Business Chorus 12 Honors Choir 12 BILLY L. GARLAND Nonresponse RONALD H.GEIPLE Northampton Community College; Mortuary Science Student Council 10.11,12 Class Play 11.12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 10,11,12 PATRICIA A. GEORGE Find a job Courier 12 , , i . Senior Aide 12 TERRI L. GRALESKI No Response £ � I CHRISTINE F. GREENPLATE Find a Job Football Manager 10,11 Basketball Manager 9 Class Play 11 Fun Fair 12 MISTY A. GREER Central Penn Business School; Legal Assistant Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 v Basketball Manager 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10 Fun Fair 12 1 lomecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12V Student Council 9,10,11,12 Class Vice-President 9,10,12 NHS 10, U. 12 Homecormng Queen Candidate 12 TRISHA A. GRIFFIN No Response DANIEL ]. CROSBERCER. II College; Landscape Architect Wrestling 9,10,11 ACQUELINE R. HAMRICK lollege larcning Band 9,10. 11,12 loncert Band 9,10,11.12 Pep Band 10,11 Stage Band 11,12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 i Homecoming Committee 10,11,12 Senior Aide 12 AFS 12 SHARON M. HARIMONT Working Senior Aide 12 Courier 12 Homecoming Committee 11 Prom Committee 11 KIMBERLY S. HARRIS Central Penn Business School; Medical Office Management Cheerleading 9,10,11,12 Baseball Manager 10,11 Homecoming Committee 10,11,12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Courier 12 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 ' LAURIE A. HEALY Hanover School of Nursing Basketball Trainer 10,11,12 Track Trainer 10,11,12 Field Hockey Trainer 11 Homecoming Committee 11 Prom Committee 11 Santa’s Helpers 10 GREGORY |. HOFSTETTKR Delaware Valley College Golf 10,11.12 Fun Fair 12 STACY L. HOUSTON College School Store 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 TIMOTHY I). JOHNSON CPA Football 10,12 Track 12 Varsity Club 12 BRETT A. JONES Firefighter CHRISTINE L. KENNEDY No Response 1 IEANNIE C. KILLMflW No Response GREGOR! KIPPLE Navy ANTHONY J. KOWALEWSKI Elizabethtown College; Physics Basketball 9,10,11.12 Soccer 12 Track 12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 11 JAMES R. KREBS JR. Nt Response K, EUGENE KREBS V J Electronic. Tnstitute of Harrisburg Band 9,10 Wrestling 9,10 Track 10 KRISTI A. KRO No Response BRENDA L. KYGER Central Penn Business School Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9.10,11, 12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 NHS11.12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 DENISE M. LAPORE York College AFS 9 Senior Aide 12 J .EHMAf STEPHANIE J. LEHMAN College Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 ■rchestra 11,12 _ Prom Committee 11 .- Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Committee 10,11,12 Track 10 Senior Aide 12 AFS 12 VERONICA L. LEISENRING No Response JOHN R. LEWIS Bloomsburg State College: Computer Science Track 10,11,12 Wrestling 9,10,11 Homecoming Committee!), 10 Snow King Candidate 12 Fun Fair 12 JOHN R. LEWIS Virginia Tech; Chemical Engineering Oollll, 12 Volleyball 11,12 MIS 10,11,12 1 lomecoming Committee' Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 s JEFFREY A LINDOREN Rochester Institute of Technology Prom Committee 11 DAWN R. LLOYD Cosmetology Cheerleading 9. 10,11,12 Baseball Manager 10,11 Senior Aide 12 Homecoming Committed, 10.11 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 Fun Fair 12 j Courier 12 Santa’s Helpers 10,11 JOHN E. LOONEY College AFS 12 Track 12 Fun Fair 12 DOREEN M. LOWDER College; Psychology Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 Orchestra 10,11,12 Volleyball Manager 9 Good News 11 Track 10 Class Play 12 Fun Fair 12 Stage Band 9 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 AFS 9,10.11,12 Homecoming Committee 9,10 Chorus 10, 12 Honors Choir 12 Gong Show 9 ANTI iONY V. LOZZI Air Force jliccer 10,11,12 f KRIC B. LUCKENBAUGH Penn State York Orchestra 9, 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Good News 11 « DARLA A. MANKA University of Pittsburgh; Physical Therapy Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 Basketball Manager 9,10,11,12 Courier 12 Student Council 9.10.11.12 Fun Fair 12 From Committee 11 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 MICHAEL J. MANNING Towson State University � Baseball 9,10,11,12_ Football 9 Basketk 158 JOSEPH M. MARCHIO Trade School Wrestling 10,11.12 Football 11 Prom Committee 11 Funfair 12 TIMOTkV L. MARKER Find a Job Fun Fair 12 BRIAN T. MARTIN Armed Service A Baseball9.10.il, 12 Football 9.10, 11, 12 Basketball 9.10,11,12 NHS 10,11,12 Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Committee 12 STEPHEN J. McCAULEY Find a Job Football 9 Fun Fair 12 daryl r. McCullough Albright; Communications Student Council 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10 Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 Drama Club 9,10,11 District Chorus 12 Honors Choir 11,12 Good News 11 NHS 11,12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 Senior Class Treasurer 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Orchestra 10,11,12 Senior Aide 12 Chorus 12 Class Play 12 WILLIAM K. McGANN Maryland State Highway Department terri a. Mcknight Penn State York Field Hockey9,10,11,12 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 DONNA J. MECKLEY Penn State Orchestra 9,10,11,12 Courier 12 Calumet 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Good News 11 JEFFREY A. MIKLOS | Trade School Wrestling 9,10 Homecoming Committee 10,11,12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 MICHELE D. MILLER Secretary Field I lockey 9,10,11,12 NHS 10,11,12 Student Council 9,10,12 Class Secretary 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Softball 9 TANYA j. MILLER Find a Job Fun Fair 12 TERRY R. MILLER No Response LORI A. MOLTZ College; Dental Hygiene Fun Fair 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Cheerleading 10, 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 Student Council 11,12 Homecoming Queen Candidate 12 Santa's Helpers 9, 10, 11, 12 LISA M. MOORE York College; Elementary Ed. Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Math Club 10,11 Card Club 12 Santa's Helpers 11 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 lisa e. McWilliams College; Wildlife Technology Field Hockey 10,11,12 FCourier 12 f Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, ' 12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 [ Senior Aide 12 AFS9 Class Play 11,12 |OHN M. MORGAN Shippensburg State College Football 11,12 Track 10,11. 12 Fun Fair 12 Snow King Candidate 12 Homecoming Committee 11.12 AILEKN D. MOSIER Penn State ColorGuardll, 12 Class Play 11,12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Courier 12 Calumet 12 DANA K. MUMMERT Secretary Chorus 9,10,11,12 Good News 11 Vocal Ensemble 11 Senior Aide 12 Bible Study Club 12 TODD J. MUMMERT Shippensburg State College Football 10,11 Fun Fair 12 LAURA A. MUNCH Towson State University AFS 10,11 Prom Committee 11 Class Play 11,12 Fun Fair 12 LAURA A. MUTH College Orchestra 9 Volleyball 9 Track 10 Colorguard 11,12 Senior Aide 12 School Store 11,12 Prom Committee 11 JANICE E. NEWCOMER Lock Haven State College Senior Aide 12 Fun Fair 12 Track 11 CARL M. NIELSEN JR. No Response GARY A. NOREK College AFS 9,10 Prom Committee 11 Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 Stage Band 10,11 Pep Band 11 Calumet 12 SUZANNE C. OCCIANO College Field Hockey 10,11,12 Basketball 9,10.11,12 Softball 9 Track 10.11,12 NHS 11,12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 12 Student Council 12 DONNA D. ORWIG Central Penn Business School; Administrative Assistant Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 •cience ;ey Manage) W ning Institute; nittee 11 icil 9,10,11 :tee 9.10, 11. 12 CHRISTOPHER W. PERKINS Paramedic Soccer 10.11,12 JOHN S. PRAVLIK No Response LAURA L. RAGER Penn State; Journalism Cheerleading 9 Majorette 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 AFS 9.10,11,12 Courier 12 Homecoming Committe TAMMY Santa's H Homecoi Courier BRYAN E. P. University Engineering Basketball 9.10,11,12 NHS 10,11,12 AFS 9,10, 11 Volleyball 11,12 Homecoming Committee® to. 11 Class Treasurer 11 ponse CATHERINE C. FIC11 Field Hockey 10, 11 Fun Fair 12 Basketball Manager 9 Prom Committee 1 M. GRE i Penn State; Football i Track 1 1 Jk Fun Fair 12 jBwIm Committee 11 'Biimucoming Committee 11 Kenior Aide 12 I IQMN M. RINEHA1T l o| Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11 12 -v _____________ AFS! FunJ Senior Aide 12 ■KTEVEhl SCHWARZMAN Millersville State College; Media Soccer 10,11,12 Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Committee 9,10, 11,12 Prom Committee 11. . MBERLY J. SEIM ding 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Chorus 10 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, 12 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 ES E. RO tate .Yo eball 10, 1 ketball ID SHARON K. SHAFFER Santa's Helper 11 Fun Fair 12 AFS 11.12 Homecoming Committee Class Play 12 Prom Committee 11 WILLIAM E. SHE Find a job BRIAN D. SHIM fafimg ' I CHERYLS] RUSSELL Bridgw ater College; Biology VolBybull . 11,12 M1H2 Hoiaecoming Commjtee 9,10,1 ROBIN Barlier Varsity Club V.P Prom Committee Prom Committee Fun Fair 12 Council 11 nmittee 1’ 2 12 y 11, 12 wsll I de 12 mfr: ante Volley ba Soccer 1 K.S ate: cience Guard ra 1 air 1 Corr r Ail 160 Prom Committee 11 CHRIS A. SMITH No Response DOUGLAS A. SMITH York Hospital; Radiology Football 9,10,11,12 Baseball 10,11.12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Varsity Club 11,12 Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Committee 12 KELLY L. SMITH Shippensburg State College: Accounting AFS9.10.11,12 Chorus 9,10,11,12 NHS10.11.12 Class Play 11,12 . . Hod News 11 Womecojning Committee 9.11,12 prom Committee 11 Seniii Aide 12 MICHAEL C. SMITH College; Engineering Track 10,11,12 fg Senior Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9,10,11, I 12 1 Band 9 Class Play 11 Fun Fair 12 LISA K. SNYDER Find a Job Santa's Helpers 11,12 Class Play 12 Fun Fair 12 Homecoming Committee 12 GORDON L. SPANGLER ]R. Towson State University Football 9,10, 11,12 Wrestling 9,11 J Track 1 El 2 StudentTHouncil 9 ROSE M. SPANGLER Find a Job ELLEN J. SPICER Nurse Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Santa's Helper 10,11 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 9.10,11, 12 Fun Fair 12 Student Council 9,10 Senior Aide 12 NEAI, E. SPRENKLE Machinist Football 9.12 , Wrestling 11,12 Baseball 11,12 Homecoming Committee 9,11,12 IACQUELYN M. STEVENS College AFS 10 Prom Committee 11 Class Play 12 Senior Aide 12 Courier 12 Soccer 12 JEFFREY W. STOUT Penn State Marching Band 9,10,11.12 Drum Major 11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 Orchestra 11.12 Chorus 12 Honors Choir 11,12 Good News 11 AFS 9,10 Homecoming (iommittee 9,10 Cheerhmding 11,12 Volleyball 10.11. 12 NHS 11,12 P � Courier 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 _ 4 ANDREA G. Central Penn Travel and Tourism Field Hockey 10, il, 12 Homecoming Committee 9,10.11, 12 Basketball 9,10 Track 10.11 Prona Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 Senior Aide 12 NANCY TIIROCKMORTON No Response SHELLY L. TIM.MA ' Penn State Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Committee 11, 12 Volleyball 10.11,12 DAVID R. WAGNER Penn Sta e; Computer Science Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Homecoming Committee 12 Fun Fair 12 JAMES E. WALKER No Response !■ TESNO Business School; Fun Fair 12 Prom Committee 11 Senior Aide 12 Future Nurses Club 12 Homecoming Committee 9,10.11, 12 Class Play 11 PETER M. V. WASS Auckland University Track 12 AFS 12 STEVEN A. WEIGLE No Response CHARLES R. WEISS No Response DIANA I.. WILSON Union Memorial Hospital; Nurse Class President 9.10,11,12 Student Council 9,10,11,12 Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11.12 NHS 10,11,12 Senior Aide 12 Homecoming Committee 9.10.11, Jl2 Prom Committee 11 Fun Fair 12 LjgMYM.WINN Secretary Prom Committee 11 Class Play 11 I'un Fair 12 1 lomecoming Committee 12 Senior Aide 12 kevin l. wood jranvjn College Golf 9,10.11,12 Track lVr Fun Fair 12 LINDA S. WRIGHT Nurse , 'N, Marching Band 9,10,11,12 AFS 9.10,11,12 Good News 11 Prom Committee 11 FunFnirl2 Stage Band 11 Orchestra 12 Senior Aide 12 Concert Band 9,10.11,12 WILLIAM E. WRIGHT No Response GARY T. WARNECKER Juniata Football 9 Wresfllng 9 — Archery Club 10,11 Science Club 12 Fun Fair 12 JUCTE B. WARNER Lancaster General Hospital; Nurse Student Council 9,10,11 DENISE M.ZELINSKI Secretary Chorus 9,1ft. lly-12 Santa's Helpers 9,10,11 Fyn Fair 12 Courier 12 Track 11 Class Play 11,12 Senior Aide 12 NHS 12 2 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From I n 1 ADHESIVES Sj§ RESEARCH, INC. COOORUS FERTILIZER SERVICE Jefferson, Pa. Glen Rock, Pennsylvania 17327 U.S.A. Fertilizers, Ag Chemicals Pioneer Seeds — Lime Lawn and Garden Supplies Featuring York County’s Finest Custom Application Service Adhesive Coated Products To all of you 1 wish the best of Life, Health, Happiness, Peace and Prosperity. Many students have Best of Luck, Class of ’82 Town Sound Custom Tops, Inc. T� 0 Ctyr p 0!t CO'”� n, fo 0COn 't O' f HmtOftOOn. Cuttom. ,ng � rx) Avtomotn So J� d Sylfrni enriched my treasury of memories. DR. CHRISTIAN ZEICHNER 400 N. Sherman St. York, Pa. Sony Autosound Systems Spring Grovg ra wr? ic ja i z Full Service Banking With a Friendly, Personal Touch Main Office: Pine Springs Office: 10 S. Main St. 1000 Hanover Rd. 225-4724 Rt. 116 225-5725 164 Deposits Insured to $100,000 by F.D.I.C. PAUL L. SMITH 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 2449 S. Queen St. 235-4060 York, Pa. TRAIL TOOL, INC. Glen Rock, PA 17327 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 SAUBEL’S INC. 65 E. Forrest Ave., Shrewsbury (717)235-2670 RITZMANN’S SERVICE Super Thrift Outdoor Power Equipment Sales — Service — Rentals 550 S. Main Street Shrewsbury, Pa. CHILDREN’S DANCE. GYMNASTIC SWIMWEAR. SWEATERS. TOPS. PANTS. SKIRTS. SHORTS. JUMPERS. HATS. SCARVES LEGWARMERS (TODDLER TO SIZE FOURTEEN) WOMEN’S DANCE. PANTS. SKIRTS. GYMNASTIC SWIMWEAR. BLOUSES. BODYSUITS. DISCO DRESSES. BRAS. SAVINGS UP TO 60% OFF SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE OR LOWER READING STORE 350 North Park Rd.. Wyoniissing, Pa. Mon. thru Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 YORK STORE 450 E. Philadelphia St.. York. Pa. Sat., Mon., Tues. and Thurs. 9-5, Wed. and Fri. 9-9 ORLANDO STORE Altamonte Springs, Florida PANTIES. PANTYHOSE. HATS. SCARVES LEGWARMERS. JACOBUS, PA. RILEY’S AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 50 Baltimore Street Glen Rock, Pa.17327 Phone: 717 235-3266 Wilbur L. Riley, Prop. Office: 225-5397 Home: 225-1255 D. E. WILDASIN SON PLUMBING HEATING 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET 166 SPRING GROVE. PA 17362 Air Conditioning Radial Tires Electrical LARRY’S AUTO BODY SERVICE 235-5787 502 S. Main St. Shrewsbury Specializing in AMC and Jeep Used Cars 235-5412 CLETUS STRAUSBAUGH BODY SHOP Auto Body and Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing Box 366 RD 2 Glen Rock, Pa. GLEN ROCK “66” SERVICE STATION 50 Main St., Glen Rock Phone: 235-1516 State Inspection Motorcycle Inspection york academy KAY M. COCHRAN ADMINISTRATOR of arts 625 CAST PHILADELPHIA STREET VORK PEAnSVLVAAIA 17403 PHOAE f 717 T 848-1447 Main Office (717) 846-5510 oujnz C.on.±txuctLon do. 359 E. Market St. York, PA 17403 ARNOLD LUMBER AND SUPPLY J| Q RNOLD Lumber Supply Co. 157 E. Broadway, Red Lion, PA (Rt. 74) 17356 THOMAS AND DEIHL MEAT MARKET Smoked and Country Fresh Meat Beef and Pork for Your Freezer Wrapped and Quickly Frozen At the Signal Light Glen Rock, Pa. Phone: 235-2046 x Open 7 Days a Week Robert Foltz President 167 Congratulations to the graduating class. We’re with you on this great day, and all the great days to come. The York Bank Trust Company Member FDIC. RICHARDSON’S VILLAGE STUDIO 28 S. Main Street Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 • Arts and Crafts • Antiques Phone 717-235-2902 HARRY L. BUBB ASSOCIATES Complete Insurance Service 4 West Main St. New Freedom, Pa. Phone: 235-3851 WILLY’S BEER DISTRIBUTOR East Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 GUS FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. MF [Massey Ferguson WHITE Farm Equi{ Massey-Ferguson — Lamco — White Massey Industrial Sales and Service Phone: 717-428-1967 Intersection of Routes 616 and 214 Seven Valleys, Pa. 17360 You’re in the company of eagles. -Kellery gency, Inc. Manchester St. Extended P.O. Bok 126 Glen Rock, Pa. (717)235-1706 “Serving the Insurance Needs of Southern York County Since 1894” HA f A M ( I A Farm, Auto, Home, Life, and Commercial Insurance EARL W. LANDIS Plumbing and Heating Air Conditioning Ph.: 235-3928 Box 290—R.D. 1 Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 OWINGS BROTHERS FEED MILL Pet Feed and Supplies 50 Water Street Glen Rock, Pa. Owner Kathy Ehrhart 235-1466 EARL BROWN ORCHARDS, INC. Quality Home Grown Fruit Box 154, 206 S. Main St. Loganville, Pa. 17342 Phone (717) 428-2036 717) 755-2600 Fred E. Gregg President INC Nyour HOUSEPITALITY CENTER 950 North Hills Road, York, Pa. 17401 £ % 21 WEST I URNITURE STORE MO AOWAY. RED UON. PA. 17256 169 • STEAKS • SUBS - SPAGHETTI LASAGNA • CHICKEN • FRENCH FRIES • SHRIMP ONION RINGS MARKET SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER SHREWSBURY Fine dairy products ■ Serving York County for generations Convenient Farm Stores ■ Open weekends and holidays GOODLING’S FURNITURE STORE AND FUNERAL HOME fO Faniily Restaurants ■ North York, Red Lion, and Shrewsbury Seven Valleys, Pa. 428-2366 SEWING FACTORY OUTLET Fabrics, Trims, Notions Patterns, Loose Buttons Authorized Shrewsbury, Pa. Bernina Dealer 235-1609 BRICKER’S MARLEY GROSS FORD, INC. 2 N. Main St., Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Glenn H. Blasser, Prop. Heating — Plumbing — Pumps — Hardware — Etc. Phone: 235-2763 96 N. Main St. Spring Grove, Pa. 17362 Marley Gross 225-4765 Compliments of S.A. CO SUPPLY FINLEY’S TAVERN Glen Rock and New Park Seven Valleys, Pa. 170 DAY’S SHOE REPAIR 21 West Street Glen Rock, Pa. Phone 235-3446 HARRY L. TROUT 402 South Main St. Plumbing — Heating Air Conditioning Complete Water Systems Myers Water Systems Phone: 235-2857 J O The Snoop Shop Mark ! Square Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 free INSTRUCTIONS HOURS: Kathleen Nace MON.. TUE.. WED.. SAT. 10-4 GlaJra Spiegel THURS. ft FRI. 10-9 Phone (717) 235-1214 MON. ft WED. EVENING 7-9 Compliments of AL PRUEITT AND SONS Antique Auto Restoration Shop Glen Rock, Pa. RICHARD FLEMMENS Hair Styling RD 2, Glen Rock Phone: 235-5328 HENRY PAINT AND HARDWARE 152 i«,0uST� 'fS Complete Line of Hardware, Shrewsbury, Pa. Paint, and Gifts 235-2716 Phone: 235-3430 LINDA MARKEL’S BEAUTY SALON 27 Pine Street Glen Rock, Pa. WHITE’S GARAGE 24 Hr. Coin Operated Car Wash Hametown, on U.S. Ill R.D. 1, Glen Rock, Pa. 717-235-1803 Compliments of MELLINGER’S FAMILY SHOE STORE 117 East Broadway Phone: 244-2115 Red Lion, Pa. NEW FREEDOM DEPT. STORE Shoes, Clothing for Entire Family Toys, Gifts, Notions and School Supplies 235-2235 2 East Franklin HOSTETTER’S JEWELERS Jeweler and Watchmaker 2 Hill Street Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone: 235-4912 Compliments of X WHERLY’S 48 Water St. Glen Rock, Pa. 235—2346 171 FORRY’S TIRE SERVICE CENTER GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS STATE INSPECTION STATION JOHN W. KERCHNER, INC. Hides — Tallow Bones — Grease CODORUS, PA- 17311,0186 PHONE 229,2076 OFFICE: U26-110U HOME: 1 28-3127 HARRY L. FORRY SONS, INC. Excavating Contractor R. D. 2, Box 21 3 Seven Valleys, PA 17360 Seven Valleys, Pa. Phones: Loganville 428-1456 Carlisle 243-2621 Hanover 637-2021 Excavating, Grading, Hauling, Road Work TEL. 717 235-4941 THE COUNTRY SHOP FABRICS - SEWING NOTIONS ■ YARNS GIFTS AND CRAFTS Compliments of DON’S BARBER SHOP 10 Hanover Street Glen Rock, Pa. SPRINGFIELD BOWLING CENTER “On the Old Trail South of Loganville” 428-1366 MON., THUR. FRI. 9:30 TO 8:00 TUES. 9:30 TO 6:00 436 S. MAIN ST. WED. SAT. 9:30 TO 5:00_____SHREWSBURY, PA. 17361 COOVER’S PHARMACY (717) 235-7804 Good Luck to the Class of 82 “Your Complete Pet Center” Hallmark Cards and Jewelry Russell Stover Candy Photo Service 549 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 235-4827 18 Main St. Glen Rock, Pa. 235-1266 Market Square Shopping Center Terry and Joan Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO., INC. Transportation Specialists in School Bus Transportation Railroad, Pa. Phone 235-3861 SMITH BROTHERS GARAGE 238 N. Main Street Shrewsbury, Pa. 24 Hour Light and Heavy Duty Towing Car and Truck Repairs State Inspection Phone (717) 235—1923 Night (717) 235-1847 Compliments of: GLEN TRADITIONALS Glen Rock, Pa. Front St. New Freedom, Pa. 717-235-6806 CMfVROlfT ■ TRUCKS Congratulations to the Class of 1982 AMF INCORPORATED UNION MACHINERY DIVISION Glen Rock, Pa. RICHARDS CHEVROLET — OLDS INC. ‘Sales and Service in a Better Way’ 7 East Main St. New Freedom, PA Barry T. Leach Sales Manager Phone 235-6866 173 GLENVILLE FARM CENTER Glenville, Pa. 17329 717-235-1290 STATE FARM INSURANCE I For Insurance Call MICHAEL O’DELL 39-B E. Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone (717)235-4496 Good Luck to the Class of “82” Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices — Bloomington, Illinois PORTA SPACE INCORPORATED MYERS DRUG STORE Prescriptions — Surgical Garments Convalescent Aids — Sickroom Supplies Center Square 637-9119 Hanover, PA (717) 235 5123 VILLAGE BRIDAL 17 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 717-235-2715 PEARL ROUTSON’S CRAFT SHOP Hours: Tuesday-Friday 12:00 PM-9:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 388 CHURCH STREET GLEN ROCK. PA 17327 MEMBER f OiC Southern Pennsylvania Bank 174 OLETOWNE JEWELERS NARDIE’S FOOD MARKET 10 East Franklin St. New Freedom Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Monday Through Saturday Owner — Jack and Kathy Burd Queensgate Shopping Ctr. 845-6266 Delco Mall 845-7788 Fresh Cut Meats With a Great Taste Our Own Salads Friendly Atmosphere York Penna. BOSTIC’S Office: 21 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone: (717) 235-4824 New Freedom, Pa. RCA Call Us for Your Real Estate Needs Whirlpool General Electric Magic Chef Kitchen Aid LEINHARDT BROS., INC. Fine Home Furnishings to Suit Any Budget 28-30-32 Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. 637-5139 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 NEW FREEDOM PEOPLE’S BANK LUMBER CO. OF GLEN ROCK New Freedom, Pennsylvania 17349 Phone: 235-4819 President Albert C. George Glen Rock New Salem Jefferson York Jacobus Lumber and Building Supplies Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone: (717) 235-2732 PIN CURL SHOP Unisex Salon 39 Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. 17331 Jeans and Tops for Guys and Gals 223 N. Third Street New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Prop., Doris Ratliff 176 Congratulations to the Class of ’82 SMITH’S QUALITY SUPER MARKET 141 Manchester St., Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Our Own Fresh Dressed Meats — Federally Inspected Local Raised Beef Processed in Our Own Modern Slaughter House One Stop Super Market Shopping Big Cash Savings JOHN M. GROVE SPORTING GOODS FORBES AND WILLIAMS “Everything for the Athlete” Sporting Goods Specialists — Trophies Individual and School Outfitters 729 E. Market St. York, PA 17403 Phone 846-7155 Open Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 9-5 Wed., Fri.: 9-9 Sat.: 9-4 Congratulations to the Class of ’82 177 ECHO VALLEY FARMS Brodbecks, Pa. Jtftwntnral TfYj jrp Cattle Owners Richard and Julia Townsend Show Cattle Jimmy and Nancy Townsend “The Latchstring Is Always Out” Best Wishes to the Graduating Class “1982” D. MICHAEL THOMPSON SHREWSBURY CONCRETE CO. Dentist 40 Water Street Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Phone: (717) 235-7690 New Freedom Road P.O. Box 176 Shrewsbury, Pa. Transit Mixed Concrete and Related Prod. Plant Phone (717) 235-3807 178 CRAFT HOBBY SHOP Epco Plaza, Shrewsbury, PA 17361 (717) 235-6614 Jean Trout, Nancy Ahrens, Proprietors Hours Monday-Thursday 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Friday 10 A.M.-7 P.MVSaturday 10 A.M.-4 P.M. BON-AIR COUNTRY CLUB Home of Susquehannock’s Golf Team p Tires by National Tire Wholesale L — We Thank You for Your Business 2290 Industrial Hwy. York, PA 17402 757-4677 HANOVER HARDWARE, INC. 43 Carlisle Street Hanover, PA Sporting Goods 632-5415 Converse, Adidas, Brooks Shoes Sales and Service • Installation • Cleaning Congoleum and Armstrong No-Wax Vinyl Good Luck Class of “82” CARPETS BY MARTIN “After the Sales — It’s Service That Counts” Free Estimates Shop at Home Service Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone (717) 235-2548 308 N. Main Street Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 179 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of “82” ADAMS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. P.O. Box 235 • Stawartstown, Pa. 17363 Area Code 717-995-2564 MOWERY’S Heating — Plumbing — Heat Pump Spouting — Cooling P 0- Box 39 (717) 235-1416 Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 (717) 235-1676 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 SEVEN VALLEYS GARMENT CO. Seven Valleys, Pa. R. S. DELP AND SON, INC. Mason Contractor Brick — Block — Stone RD 1 Seven Valleys Phone 229-2472 Pratt and Lambert Bob Winebrenner Painta Andy Winebrenner, Owners SHIRK’S HARDWARE GRIFFITH CADILLAC HONDA 40 Broadway, Hanover, Penna. 17331 New Annex: North Street 717-637-6237 Chainsaws a Specialty Coal, Firewood, Stoves, Cement, Sand ST1HL (TechcT) .lonsereds 2090 South Queen St. York, Pa. DR. ARTHOR L. COPP VICTORY RESTAURANT 918 Carlisle St. Hanover, Pa. 17331 Phone: 235-1612 Contractor 7 W. Main St. New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Hours: By Appointment Only Mon., Wed., Fri. 9 A.M.-2 P.M. 4 P.M.-9 P.M. Tues., Sat., 9 A.M.-Noon No Thursday Life Through Adjustment 181 PAUL L. SMITH 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 St. York, Pa. TRAIL TOOL, INC. Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 SAUBEL’S INC. (717) 235-2670 RITZMANN’S SERVICE 182 65 E. Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury Super Thrift Outdoor Power Equipment Sales — Service — Rentals 550 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone 717-244-4581 SUPERIOR MOLD BUILDERS, INC. Subsidiary of Key International (Winterstown) R.D. 1, Felton, Pa. 17322 Designers and Builders of Molds for Plastics and Die Castings, Special Tools and Equipment Injection Molders of Thermoplastics Paint and Wallcovering When You Make a Very Good Paint, It Shows GLIDDEN PAINT STORE Compliments of: NEW FREEDOM FARM HOME SUPPLY INC. Bill Russell Floor Covering — Farm Supplies Phone 235-3606 Paint «Wallcovering Storea You Can Be Loyal to 155 Memory Lane York, Pa. Next to Elby’s Custom Kitchen Cabinet Makers KEENER KITCHEN MFG. CO. 560 Boundary Ave. Red Lion, Pa. 17356 Office: 717-244-4544 Everett V. Keener Home: 717-862-3942 BOOK PEDDLER Hard Back and Paper Back Books Newspapers, Magazines and Cards Market Square Shopping Center Open 10:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Mon.-Sat. Compliments of... STETLER GRIBBIN Law Firm Nevin Stetler Joseph W. Moyer Leo E. Gribbin, Jr. John J. Sylvanus Michael P. Bianchini Herman A. Gailey, III The Prettiest Weddings in Town Start at: NORMAN’S FLORIST THE LITTLE GREENHOUSE 249 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA PAUL’S APPLIANCE SERVICE Paul D. Nace RD 1, Box 345, Glen Rock, PA Servicing All Home Appliances 235-3228 225-4825 184 Good Luck to the Senior Class of 1982 BROCKMEYER ELECTRICAL WIRING Residential — Industrial — Commercial Quality Service 412 South Main St. Shrewsbury, PA Phone 235-4204 RINEHART REAL ESTATE Windy Hill Road RD 1, New Freedom, PA 17349 Bob Rinehart Broker Notary by Appointment Office 717-235-6714 Home 717-235-4710 Henry M. Blatner Photographers, Inc. 53 East North Street York, Pennsylvania 17401 717-845-1578 .-342 Studio at Historic York Rail Station Follow Your School News With Published by The Dispatch Publishing Co. 15-17 E. Philadelphia St., York, PA 17405 Phone (717)854-157® York County Office 5A South Main St., Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone 235-6835 Happy to help you. It’s not just a slogan, it’s a promise. COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL BANK Shrewsbury Office New Freedom New Freedom Road Main Street Shrewsbury, PA New Freedom, PA Congratulations to the Class of 1982 THE YORK DISPATCH York’s Only Evening Newspaper 15-17 East Philadelphia St. 854-1575 TEOWWi61 801 17361 Market Square S 717-235-4885 HOUSTON’S FOOD MARKET Mid-Town Shopping Center Stewartstown, Pa. (717) 993-2236 Best Wishes to the Class Phone: 235-4404 CARL W. MUNCH Life Member of 1982 Agency Manager The Franklin Life Insurance Co. 93 Skyview Dr. Springfield, Illinois Shrewsbury SILBAUGH MEMORIALS Shrewsbury, Pa. all TAR GflS£tt £ DAIRY, inc. 201 north highland avenue p. o. box 1703 | york, Pennsylvania—17405 NEUHAUSES, INC. Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 White — Westinghouse — John Deere Sales and Service Hardware — Farm Supplies — Appliances RICHMAN’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 504 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 (717) 235-3887 or 993-2947 235-6831 428-1953 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 KEN’S T.V. AND ELECTRONICS Kenneth Krebs 15 West Street, Glen Rock, Pa. Servicing All Home Entertainment Equipment 235-3055 235-4825 188 Congratulations to the Class of 198: From Your J. J. HARTENSTEIN MORTUARY, INC. “Home for Funerals’’ New Freedom, Pa. Phone: 235-3857 FOLMERS FOOD MARKET Glenville, Pa. 17329 Fresh Meat — Groceries — Hardware Phone 235-1952 GODFREY BROS. Fresh and Smoked Meats — Retail and Wholesale Own Made Sausages and Bologna Phone 428-1602 (Loganville) 244-5120 (Dallastown) DARLENE MYERS BEAUTY SALON 20 Hanover Street Glen Rock, Pa. (717) 235-2989 RICHARD C. MUMMERT Excavating — Grading Hair Styles for the Whole Family Member P.L.I.C.A. 110 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 DAMART’S RESTAURANT Phone 235-5327 TRUCK STOP Home-Made Soups and Pies DARENE MAYS BEAUTY SALON Box 134 RD 2 Glen Rock, Pa. 717-235-5200 190 436 South Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. Wed. Thru Fri. Official Inspection Station 963 SHREWSBURY GARAGE Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 235-2933 General Repairing Including Four Wheel Drive PHIIUPS fjg Gas Oil Tires Best of Luck to All of the Warrior Teams GREERS Stewartstown, Pa. Phone: 244-4535 993-2572 235-5555 MD 301-836-7180 Good Luck to the Class of“82” Kathy, Bob, and Bobby Sheffer Best Wishes From SAM SWEITZER, JR. Remodeling — Kitchens and Formica Custom Mill Work R.D. 3 Glen Rock, Pa. (717) 235-2072 Phone 235-4311 CACKY’S BEAUTY SALON 235 N. Third Street New Freedom Phone 235-2007 BORTNER THEATRICAL AGENCY Your One Stop Agency Music of All Kinds — Magic Shows Country — Bluegrass — Pop — Rock — (Exotic Dancers) Office RD 3, Box 248, Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 121 W. Franklin at Third St. 235-2144 New Freedom, Pa. 845-7261 DONAHUE PRINTING MAGIC SERVICE Custom Printing and Rubber Stamps — Notary Public Service — Magician Services and Supplies W. N. (Bill) Donahue — Mgr. Dir. Phone (717) 235-5048 MARY JOCANEDY’S UNISEX STYLING SALON Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, Pa. Closed Monday TAYLOR-HAUS RESTAURANT Stewartstown, Pa. 993-2394 Let’s All Be Builders For a Better Community, County, and World IRVIN F. RAPPOLT BUILDER 191 Zenith TV, Stereo, Appliances Sales and Service 11 Plank Road, Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone 235-2921 C.B. and Scanners — Regency Sharp Microwave Ovens MAGIC ELM SKATELAND ROY B. MUMMERT Dealer in Livestock Dairy Cows — Heifers and Feeder Cattle (717) 235-5996 Wolfgang Rd. RD 1 Brodbeck — Pa. 17327 B and S, Tecumseh, Phone 717 — 229-2228 and Kohler Engines PAPER TOWN INN STEWART’S MOWER SERVICE Complete Line of Lawn and Garden Equipment Jacobsen, Snapper, R. D. 2, Route 516 Hahn and Gilson Spring Grove, Penna. Fine Food and Drinks Open 7 Days a Wk. Spring Grove, Pa. Phone 235-3724 HAIR STYLING BY JUDY for Guys and Gals 192 ORWIG’S BEAUTY SALON 27 Plank Road Shrewsbury, Pa. Judy Jones 235-3350 RD 1 New Freedom THERIT’S MARKET 2 Baltimore Street Codorus Meats — Produce — Hardware — Groceries Phone 229-2276 (717) 235-5684 BUNNY’S TV SERVICE All Models and Makes Ken Jefferies 17 W. Main SL Owner — CET New Freedom, Pa. life's furniture- and jjmid (tome Since mo 45 -55 MAIN ST. Phone (717) 235 -6822 GLEN ROCK, PA. 17327 Congratulations Ron Best of Luck to the Class of 1982 From THE CALUMET YEARBOOK STAFF MAIN TOOL COMPANY, INC. New Freedom, PA (717) 235-4851 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 MESSAGE PATRONS Brian. K-thump! We’ve had our share of problems, but we made it through the rain. You’ll always be a special person in my life because of your friendship and love over the past three years. Never forget me or the good times we’ve shared because I’ll never forget them. Love always. Lea Hey Peter, You’d look that way too if you came out of that little hole! Thanks for the memories! Take care of your Italian Stallion! Love. Lori Connie and Linda. My senior year in Color Guard was an unhappy one. Sad Senior Joe, Ode to the load! Go away Nearhoff! Kurt, Randy. Sean, and Mark Tammy and Nancy: Best Friends Forever! Robin. Keep in touch always. Tammy Tony. Tammy, and Veronica: Rembrandts of Susquehannock High School Laura, Tammy, Terri, Chris, and Zina: Ocean City, Md. 1982 Mr. Yeckley. Your line segment is showine. Did you have your cake yet? Your favorite 10th period class Donut. To that super aide — What does your name mean? John Charolette. Hurry there’s a cop! Cindy Abby, Do you have a headache? Love, Cindy Mr. Marks, A sex fiend must keep his hormones down! Sam and Kim Lisa S., To a very special girl I love very much and always will. Bunny F. C.. 1 LOVE YOU! S. R. Steph, You’re the best friend a person could have. Good Luck Always. Love, Deb Laura Lee, Good Luck in college and everything else. Love. Deb Joe. Warren, Delores, and Trish, Never forget O.C.! Otay? Jim John A., John H.. C.W., and Kevin S., Remember all the times in Algebra with Jerry’s kids. Sue A. and Chris H. The Back of Band Bus 1. Always remember the Mr. Pibb syndrome. Aileen Donut, Too bad you didn’t get it your way! D. and L. Laura, You’ve pulled me through a really hard time and I love you for it. Char Lisa. Sue, and Kate. I don’t drink. I don’t smoke and I was never here. Susy Cheerleader Cindy, But Cindy, 1 can’t go in the woods! Skin Hey, Play Cast, how do you feel? Band Bus 1. Hey. did anybody lose a silver, metal spear tip? Abby, Look how BIG he is! Skin The Back of Bus 4, Don’t forget the hymn and pop tarts. Thanks for a great ride! OTAY? Roy S. Eddie. I love you very, very much. I want us to be forever and ever. Love you always, Theresa loe Head, Don’t forget all the good times we had in school and at home. Chester Tom, I love you forever and always. Traci The 1600 Relay Team — J.P., Tony, John, and Vince Debb and Ben forever!!! Peter Wass, Thank you for teaching me to speak English, you BLOODY WANKER! Your Foreign Friena Chris, You’re the BEST! I’ll always love you. Doug Mr. Quay. MF lives! Long live octave screech! Guess Who? Lisa, Thanks for sharing this great senior year with me. You made it even better. I love you always. Tony Our little, red caboose. Thanks for being you and best of luck in the future. Mom and Dad The ’82 CALUMET staff. To those few staff members who made the 1982 CALUMET the great publication it is. a big THANK YOU. Mr. Becker Terry, To a great brother. Thanks for all the help. I probably wouldn’t be this far without it. Good Luck if you embark on a career in the Air Force. Love, Tanya Arnold, To a great friend, I’m glad to know. Never forget Friday study halls, yelling, etc. Good Luck with that Mustang. Goa Bless and take care. Love, Tanya [anel and Kathy. Be sure not to use too much Coke and 7-up this summer. It’s real sticky! Genny Face Dancer, Thanks for all the great times we’ve had this year. We all know that next year’s seniors will be l! Jellybean Tony. Remember all of the great times that we have had together and look forward to the ones in the future. I will always love ya and be here for ya! Thanks for being there. Love always, Cindy Ann. To the best sister and sweetest friend anyone could want. Remember all the good times and may we have many more. I love you. Poo-Bear Tammy. You’re a creat friend! Remember all of the creat times we’ve shared. I nope all of our years at S.H.S. will De as good as this one. Good Luck, take care, and God Bless. Love, Sue Sue, To a very wonderful sister who is usually around when I need her. Thanks for helping me to do the work. Tina Scott, To a guy who really shines! You have the sexiest legs in Glen Rock! Don’t forget your glasses when playing Pac-man. Cyn Grace, Make sure you put your life jacket on inflated before you jump off the boat. Thanks for being there and helping me with Bob, Bob, Jim, Jim, Dan, and Lee. It’s been a unique year! Olga Superschmuck, Somehow you survived. Let’s hope you’re as lucky next year. You’ll just have to grin and bear it. Don’t forget to check your bumper! and your briefcase! your coat! your mailbox! your chair! etc. Keep on smiling, it’ll keep you sane (if it’s not too late already). Superaide Bean Thanks for being the best friend we’ve ever had. You have always been willing to listen to our problems and help us whenever we have needed. I hope that someday we can pay you back for all of your help. Remember we wifl always love you! (9-13-81) Donut and WBLC Stacy, To a really sweet and loving friend! You’ll always be so very special to me. Always keep in touch and remember all our fun times. Good luck with Big Brother You’re a swee- ty! Love, Amy Big C and Big S,” Look out for those ghosts in Spooky Hollow. They’re gonna get you! M.A. Eddie, Never forget all the fun times we’ve had and always will have. Love is... Ed and Theresa. Love ya, Theresa Massah John, To half of the world’s only Siamese twins joined at the hair (and by licorice, too!) Let’s get together and swap recipes sometime. I’ve cot a new one for double chocolate banana nut fudge marble cake with grape marshmallow ic- ing! P.S. and D.C. say TAH! The Otner Half (Sue) Mr. Leese, Thanks for two very interesting years of Chemistry class. I am not a grouch! You just always bring out the best in me! Doll Baby Diana. Thanks for making my senior year my best year ever. You’ll always have a special place in my life. I love you. Mark Thumper. Thanks for pulling me out of a very rough time in my life and caring enough to not just abandon me when I was at my worst. You’ll always be very special to me because of that help and love. Best of luck in life and may all your dreams come true. Love, Lea (Panda) Bridgette, Thanks for being the best friend ever. I’m always here if you need me, just like you’ve been here for me. Love. Lisa 195 Angeles and Mary C., Never forget me and our little escapades while shopping at the Mall and walking through trenches and climbing pointy fences while I suffered getting a perm. One of these days alligators are going to get us in trouble. No, I can’t flunk just to stay here! Your friend. Dawn E. Zina Fitzpatrick, Sweetheart, what can I say except I love you very much and still am waiting for the day we get married. All my love forever! Tony Lozzi Jed, You have made me so happy! You are a very special person and I wish you all the happiness possible in a lifetime. I love you. Dar Ann and Bob. Good luck and best wishes in whatever you do together, (especially if you go to church again, Ann) Mickey Mouse! Tina Lori, Thanks for always being there. Remember all the fun times we had. Keep in touch. Your Buddy Darla, Hey, good buddy! Always remember the great times we’ve shared together and that I will always love you. Jeff Tony. Thanks for making my first year at S.H.S. all the better. Always remember I love you ana never forget all the special times we’ve shared this year. Love ya forever, Lisa Mr. Becker. A terrific teacher but also a super friend. You’ve made my past three years in school interesting, rewarding, and most of all, fun. You will always have my full respect, and I’ll always recall the good times we’ve shared in class. Fondly, M.B. John, The stripes in my room are black! I love you..! (Figure it out, naughty boy!) Love, Your party girl P.S. Have fun with the Stones. Travis, We’ve had a terrific school year. We’ve pulled through the hard times. I’ll be looking forward to being with you in tne many years to come. You are the best! I love you. 1 Couple. Chris Tammy, To a great friend. We’ve had some wild times together, at S.H.S. and the church parking lot. Best wishes and stay in touch over the summer. Love, Robin Tiffy, the Green Weenie, We will always stay best of friends because we are both crazy, preppy, and love guys. Don’t forget we love green and always will. Best friends forever. Buffy, the Other Green Weenie Would Mr. John Looney please report to the service desk? We’re still waiting. Thank you. P.S. We’re having a special this week on teflon-coated barbecue gauntlets! K-MART The Cans, Bitsy Bingomton, 69 Playdell Plaza, Bootsy Bradford, 69 Orrle Avenue. Buffy Bentworth, 69 Eattan Avenue, Kip Carrington, 69 Fundale Drive. Never forget parallel parking! We will always be Members Only!’’ Let’s get zoned! The Gang Theresa, You’re a great friend who I’m glad I got the chance to become close to. Always remember our big party and my father. Good luck with Eddie! See you in 83! O.C. all the way. Love, Lori Mike, Thanks for the memories you’ve given me. I hope there’s many more in the future. Love ya forever. Abby Ron, I hope you always remember our trip to Chincoteaque! I’m very glad I got to know you! Hopefully, we’ll stay in touch throughout tne years to come. Love ya always. Pole Bender The Boys’ Volleyball Team, Thanks for all the great times we’ve had together. We’ll never forget them! Don’t forget States! Cyndi and Patti Varsity Hockey Players, Thanks for making my first year of Warrior Hockey very enjoyable. You’ve been tne best and I’ll never forget your smiling faces and bright personalities. Con- gratulations on your great year and I’ll miss all of you wonderful Seniors. Good luck in the years ahead and remember. Warrior Hockey is 1! Sue Bortner Marsha, Don’t ever forget all those shopping sprees getting ready for the prom, especially all our subtle hints! Always treasure — On. my Goa, it’s an animal! Ann Charolette, I can walk a straight line but you better watch out for those pigs on the dirt roaas! Big A” Dawn, I’m so glad we’ve had the chance again this year to have all our classes together. Don’t ever forget all the crazy and fun times we’ve had. You're a great friend and you mean alot to me. Thanks for everything. Heather Sandy. We’ve been through alot the past year but I wouldn't have missed it for anything. Always remember Chester and good luck with Carl! Doobie (Lori) D.K., You are the best friend anyone could ever want Thanks for all the help you’ve given me. Love. S.R. Will, Won’t, and Lisa, Thanks for being such great friends You guys have always been there for me and I nope I can always be there for you. Never forget the good times. Love. Missy Medcalfe Pete R.. To a wonderful friend. Thanks for everything. Best of luck in whatever you do in the future. Love always, your sister Danny, Remember all the great times we’ve had together and all the great times to come. Have fun a college and remember me always. You are very special to me and I hope we can spend more time together in the future! Love, Micnelle Seniors of 82, We’ve been the best senior class that ever went through Susy-Q and we’ve had alot of good times. I would like to wish all of you good luck in whatever life brings your way. Joanne Amo (M.R.), Thank you for the wonderful gifts. You have made my senior year the best. Good luck in your future high school years. Joanne Mr. Heap. I know I never told you this, but your class was the highlight of my day. I really appreciate your dead (pan) sense of humor (not to mention your movie reviews and all that other neat stuff). P.S. A mind is a terrible thing to waste! Your pal. John Looney Lisa Miller, You’re the best friend a person could ever have. I’m so glad that we had the chance to ao all those crazy things. Go for whatever you want. You deserve the best! Karen Richardson Amy, The last year and a half has been the best of my life. Remember I love you more than I could ever show you. I know we will always be together. Love always, Davie Steph, I finally made it. Now its your turn. Always remember — Connie ana Linda, Your true love Conrad, from the play. Shrimp and Calamari, and the Prom! P.S. Have a great Senior year! Laura Lee Mr. Markel’s 2nd Period Class, I wish we could have the same class next year because we learned alot! Right? Good luck everyone. P.S. Did you ever let Mr. Markel out of the closet? Lisa Smith Stephy, Never forget Shrimp and Calamari.” YUK! I never will. You’ve been a great friend. Chris Neal, Thanks for all the things you did for me this year. You made my Junior year a great one. Thanks for being a friend! Shultzy Ebbey. Thanks for being not only a good teacher but a good friend. Remember all the fun you had with us girls! Don’t forget We’ll double date sometime! Ha! Ha! A.W. adorable A” Tony, To a very special person that means the world to me. I can’t wait for that special day to come so we have a wonderful life together. I love you very much with all my heart, always and forever. Love, Zina Becky Doodle, You're the best friend I’ve ever had. We’ve seen each other through some rough times and some good times, but we always managed. In these past five years, we’ve been through alot together. (Some of them I care to forget). Never forget me. I pray we keep in touch through the years. Friends ALWAYS. Dawny E. Bobbie Sue (Robin), Thanks for all the good times this year. I’ll never forget them. Hope we are friends for a long time. Don’t forget me. Buckwheat, OTAY? Brandie (Cyndi) Becky Doodle. There is a stop light on the block. We left most of the rubber back there. Always remember that if someone slows down for a red light, it’s not always nice to pass him. Baltimore Forever! Dawn E. Jeff, Jackie, Aileen, Deb, Lisa, and Laura. Always remember the Hanover Parade and all the fond memories Connie and Lin- da gave us this year! Elaine Bobby, Thanks for making my Junior year a special one. I’ll always treasure our memories. Love always. Ann An, You’ve been a great friend to me. Thanks for always beine there and remember all of those great weekends. Good luck in your future. Love ya, San Olga, Beware of giant chickens! Thanks for making sure I had 196 my life jacket on. Never forget the inside jokes or the fun times. You’ve been a fantastic friend. Much luck with the guys! All 5 (?) of them! Love, Grace Trisha. Rommi, and Diane. Through all the tears and the fun times over the years, this year we proved that with God’s help goals can be accomplished! We did it! Congratulations! Heather My Darling Patty, Keep practicing your sign language although you wont need to use it much longer. Love you, Wes SR. DL. PA, CL, CW, JM. and SR, Thanks to all of you for being my friends and always being around. San, love you! Dee ana Patty, here comes trouble! CW, you weeney! CL and GF forever! jami and Stace, I love ya! AP Hay Screech, Thanks Carl, we’ll miss you! We’ll keep things go- ing for ya next year! Pep Band Ms. Kisinger, Thanks for being such a sweet bag lady! I always appreciated our little talks. You know what?; you would t e cute if you had hair and glasses! ha! ha! Baby Bag (A.W.) Charlotte and Abby, Thanks for being two great friends. Always remember the great times that we have had together. I will always be here for you. Love, Cindy Green Weeney Buf, You’re the bestest best friend in the whole wide pink and green world, sweetie! Dawnie loves you too! Remember: Beware of the flower and its pollen! Green Weeney Tif and Dawnie Davie, To the sweetest and loveable guy I know! Thanks so much for being not only loveable but a good friend! Remember all tne fun we’ve had and keep looking for everything in the future! I love you! Amy Lea, Just what makes that little, old ant think he can move that rubber tree plant ... he’s got high hopes! Keep your hopes up. Thanks for your shoulder, and I was glad to lend you mine. Aileen All my friends. Thanks for making my years here at S.H.S. so fantastic. I’ll always treasure these great memories and I’ll never forget any of you. I love you all. Sking (Mousey) Charlie, Thanks for everything. You’ve been my best friend. I hope you get all you want out of life and I hope one day I can be with you. Never forget our dreams. I love you. Katnie Chris Hafford, Your love and that smile of yours has made this year the best. You were always there when I neeced you most. You are the best! I know we will always be together. I love you! 1 couple! Travis Cinnamon, Abble, Smurf, Lucy, Giggles, Air, and Stork, Always remember that we make our joints hurt! Love, Bambi Kevin Wood, I’m really pleased to have you as a friend. Remember all the fun times we had at your house when your parents went camping. Always keep that nice smile of yours and you will go far. Love you always, Kathy Aileen, That little, old ant just moved a rubber tree plant! Thanks for all the “high hopes. Never forget all the good times! (even if they started off bad.) Keep aiming for the stars. Love, Lea Sheri Deuer and Michele Hoffacker, Your names aren't that bad to spell. (HA!) I’m very glad that we are friends. You have given many moments filled with happiness and fun. I’m going to miss you both. Good luck in whatever you do. Don’t forget me and I won’t forget you. I want you both to know that you are very special and dear to my heart. Love, that crazy Senior, Eric Tommy, I love you very much. I hope that the few fights and arguments that we do have strengthens our relationship and not lessen it. I hope we will always stay together because without you, life isn’t worth living. I love you. Always, Laura Lee Miss Addams, You lerned me evrything I no. And I is always gonna be eternly greatfull, lets get together sometime and reed some stuff by that M. Lee Dixon broad ok? I think she’s neat and rites reel pretty stuff (allmost as good as Barbara Cartland’s stuff). Wnen I grow up I is gonna be a english teacher just like you. Keep in tutch, Shelly Hey Mr. Quay. Well we all made it through your first year at S.H.S. Wasn't it fun? Just think, we get to go through it all again next year! Shultzy Ann K. Biser, “My God Ann. it’s an animal! I’ll always remember our good times together. “You better watch out. I don’t want to have to hurt you!” Thanks for all your help and persuasion about goinc to the Prom. I’ll always consider you a very close friend. You Know what happens when you get kiss- ed in public?! Love, Marsha |iggy. Always remember Juice, Sped, and the “Pimp-mobile,’ and all the good times we had together. Thanks for being the best friend there is. P S. Watch out for those sucker fish. They bite hard! Love, Kick Pete Rufo, Hey Pedro, why? Well anyway, it’s been great beinp with you and even though we’ve been through alot, it doesn t seem nearly enough. All the good times make up for the bad. I hope you make itoig in the Air Force, I’ll be with you all the way, and just rememoer — I care! Sunshine Don’t ever forget all the times we’ve shared, both the joys and the sorrows. You know that I love you and will do anything for you. Thanks for being a friend. Face Dancer, Got a 10-36? Talk to me. I'm falling asleep! Never forget the fun times we had in Algebra 2. Over the summer, I’m getting a new wardrobe — Woody Wear! Jellybean Mr. Becker, Here’s a helpful hint: As you travel down the road of life, remember one thing, Don’t Be Ignorant!” A Con- cerned Citizen Mr. Becker, Thanks for all the fun and laughter we had this year even though we drove you crazy! (but that’s life!) Love, All of Us Jellybean, Thanks for all the terrific times. Never forget Junior Class Play practice. Behave, at least a little! Face Dancer Jackie, Can I spend the night? Thanks for being the nicest and best friend anyone would ever want. Good luck with everything. Keep in touch. Rocky Horror, forever! Karen Janel and Cathy, Eat pie! Love always, Rhonda Lisa and Shelley. “Homeroom! Love always. Me Teresa M.. You’re the bestest friend I’ve ever had! Love always and forever, Rhonda Me. Lynda, Mel, and Tracy, You’re the greatest! Love. Teresa Tracy and Karen. Look at his buns!” Love. Me R.M., A special thanks to you, the greatest friend a person could have! Love, T.M. Cindy and Robin, Do me a favor: Leave Rhonda and Gene alone. Buffy Buzz, Thank you for the best three months of my life. I’ll love you always! Love, Bun Joyce. Amy, Vikki, and all my other friends. Thanks for all the great times. I’ll never forget them! Love, Lori Shona B., To a really great friend I got to know really good this year. Remember me when you go to Vo-Tech because I’ll never forget you. Also remember the boring math class with Mr. Wood. Keep in touch! P.S. Your hair lays just fine. Sue M. Miss Goss and Mrs. V., To the best two Dear Abby teachers I know. Thanks for all the advice you both gave me. I needed it! Believe me, it helped! I may not see you next year, but this year has been alot of fun. I hope to see you both again next year. Sue M. Ann B., Tina M., Doce M., Ronda S.. and Wade S., To the greatest bunch of friends I could ask for! You guvs made my Junior year the best! We went through some rougn times, but we all came through them olcay. I love you all! THANKS! SueM. BKM, I’ll always like you very much, but if I want you I guess I’ll have to talce your little star! Love ya! MLB Betsy. To a friend who has stuck with me through thick and thin. May you always remember the good times we’ve shared. Best wishes and stay in touch. Love, Robin Mike, To a sweet guy I’ve really gotten to know this year. May you remember tne fun times we shared. May you find so- meone that will take good care of you. Best wishes always. Remember the cake! Love, Robin Ron and Tam. You know, you guys are really artists! Always remember the times we’ve shared in Business Law and tne rest of those wild classes. Best wishes. Love, Robin Gary N Christine M.. and Patti F.. Never forget Rocky Horror Picture Show” Rhonda. To a very sweet friend who loves Gary. Just remember who helped you to get together and the ring! Tina Jim R. and Pete R.. One’s real innocent, the other a sexy Italian fox! I don’t think you’re fast Jim. It must be great to be Italian! You’ve got it made! Robin Cyndi, Hey, foxy chick! Thanks for the good times! You're a 197 great friend! Remember Bobbi and Billy! Robin Members Only, Never forget Rocky Horror and the Time Warp. We’ll have to do it again sometime. Magenta Shelly. Well it’s been eleven years. Want to try for twelve? How about more than that? Well as you know, I love you and you are the best friend a person could ask for! Lisa Kip. Always remember the blast we had in New York and all those people on the bus who acted like dreadful tourists. Sissy Mark, I’ll love you forever. Remember all the good times. 7 30 81 Dori Greg, Thanks for all the good times. I’ll never forget them. Love ya, Aileen Samantha. Brandy. Chip, and Huey. Thanks for making each day a little bit brighter, for the smiles and laughs, getting through pd. 7-8, ana for being friends. Two row over, second seat janice. To a best friend. I’ll never forget. Remember me as a shy girl in 8th grade and the changes I made. Thanks for always being there when I needed you. You’re a true friend ana I wish you the best of luck. Joanne Amy, To a really wonderful older sister. Remember all the fun times we had throughout high school and don’t forget we guz- zle faster than anyone! Ha! Ha! Good Luck Joanne (Little Sister) To Some Special Friends. Terri, Julie, Michele, Laura. Donut, and Shelly — I was broke on carnation day! To The Sophomore, Thank You for the Christmas present. How did you Know I wanted green M M’s? I haven’t found out if they work. There weren’t any batteries included! The Senior Laura Rager. When the world goes around and you’re feeling down, Who loves you Babe? Tom Quick Guess Who, Why aren’t there any traffic lights facing this way?” Any low-flying birds get caught on your roof?” “What’s new pussycat? Meow. Meow, Meow!” Hey, this is an Italian restaurant! Don’t throw parmesan cheese in my hair! Benny Dan. Who took your book? Mike Rocky Horror Fans, Praise Allah! I love you all. You’ve made my Senior year a very special one. Thanks so much. The par- ties (surprise and otherwise) were terrific! Best wishes to all of you. C” rusty Mousey and Janice, You are two of the sweetest friends a girl could have. Thanks for being there when I needed you. I’ll miss you alot! Keep in touch. Love ya! Cheryl Donut, We’re gonna have a blast in college, if we ever get through all the homework. But, I’m afraid we won’t enjoy the meals because we won’t have anyone to give us any lip. You’d better get in shape or Leslie will get you. and you better keep the room neat or joan will beat you! Bubba Dawn. Let’s skip school and get scrambled eggs and toast! Nancy Linda, You may be lilly white, but I still love you! Little Sis Nanny Tam Ann, Close the bottle quick, J.C., it’s Dean! Wake up Joe. The all-night skate lives on! Nancy Julie and Scooter, Thanks for all the rides this year. We’ll always be the dynamic trio. Want to go for a sundae? MAC Dawn, Let’s go for a little sex! Whoops we had an accident! Hope your head’s OK! Crash Junior Dawn M. and Karen R., Love you both! Rhonda K. Kick, Remember the time after the basketball game and the plastic leg! Jig Laura, You are a great sister and I hope you get everything out of life you want. Steph Gary N., Christine M.. and PATTI F., Never forget “Rocky Hor- ror Picture Show.” Let’s take a trip to Transylvania! Toucha, toucha, toucha, touch me! Ooh, Brad! Do the pelvic thrust! Is it soup yet? Meatloaf again? Service entrance to the rear! It was definitely wild. Karen R. Carl, You’re very special to me and you mean alot to me too. Always remember everything we nave shared. I love you always. Sandy Amazon, Your friendship has meant alot to me. Remember all the fun and try not to hurt anyone during the summer. (I know you don’t know your own strength!) Bubba Allah Brothers and Sisters, Thanks for all the great times. I've never had so much fun in my life! And, in the future, try to stay away from McDonald’s if you can’t leave the bathroom sinks alone! Bubba Terri, Julie, Lisa. Donut. Michele, and Diane. You’ve mad� this the best year for me ever. We’ve had so much fun together Let’s always keep in touch and remain friends forever. Good luck to all of you with your futures. Shelly Allah Bros., Let’s pack up the van and head for O.C. every year You’ve been great, unforgettable friends! See you at McDonald’s! Abdul Beth McCarthy, I’ll never forget the moments we’ve had together. You will always be special to me, but seriously, I don’t care! Lewis. We’ll have to keep running (by foot and by van) forever! You’ve been one of my truest frienas and it will stay that way. Thanks for the memories. Mike D, Mac, Don’t you think they should put side panels on the bot- toms of cars so people won’t slide under them during Chinese fire drills? L. Ben Hey, Greg, How did you teach the bathroom door to eat that piece of yam? Lisa York Daily Record News. YELLOW CANARY JOINS SPR- ING GROVE SWING FLAGS! YOU CAN’T MISS THIS ONE!” Benny )oanne. To a really sweet friend! Remember all the fun we had during the past years. Always remember our two years of always being late to lunch. Ha! Ha! Good luck in the future and keep in touch! Amy We’re the jocks of ’82, we don’t mind saying we’re better than you, we knock the guys right off their feet, when it comes to HOCKEY, we can’t be beat! Kim B., Nancy B.. Misty G„ Brenda K., Darla M., Terri M., Lisa M., Michele M., Suzy O., Shelly T., and Diana W. David, You’re a very special friend to me and I’ll always cherish the moments we shared. You’ll always be in my heart! Special Little Friend D.C., Hey, Weenie, say hi to Dave. Keep looking for those dou- ble numbers (38-34). Love, Cin T.M., J.W., and M.M., Thanks for all the great times we’ve shared and for being the bestest friends ever! L.M. Band. Good luck in the years to come. Never forget those good times. Have a great summer! |es Jane K.. Always remember the good times you had with Larry M. and Randy S. Never forget them. You’re a great friend. A Friend Anatomy Class, You are unforgettable. Good luck. By the way, quiz tomorrow. Miss Stauffer Beck. We all owe you much thanks for putting up with us this year and for putting so much time and effort forth for the book. Don’t worry, only one more year, and I think we have the hang of it by now (I nope). Ed Kim. Sue, and Zina. Can you all come back and clean the equip- ment room and check some quizzes? THANKS! D. Stauffer Danny R.. Best of luck for the rest of your years here at S.H.S. Don’t forget all the great times. Hope you get everything you want. Love you always, Laura M. Hockey Seniors, It was a good four years. Thanks for everything! Good luck to you all. Coach Stauffer Varsity Field Hockey, Lady Warriors, thanks for a great season and for starting my year off right with that big win over Dover! Miss Stauffer Sue and Tina. Or is it Tina and Sue? Mr. B could never keep you two straight. Remember all those Quad-Paks we put together to try and come up with a yearbook. Thanks for be- ing such good friends throughout the years. Keep in touch. Ann Class of ’82, Best wishes and all the success in your future endeavors. Mr. and Mrs. Munch The Graduating Majorettes, We’re going to miss all of you. Good luck in your future years. We’ll try to make next year’s squad as great as this years! Lisa Bobby R.. Thanks for being a true friend for these last four years. We’ve had alot of good times that I will always remember. Never forget that parakeets have a low tolerance to cold and even though they fly away, it doesn’t mean they are dead! Remember me. Good luck in life and love. I’ll love you always! Your friend, Dawn The 1981-82 school year has been one we will all remember. Sus- quehannock High School attained new heights academically and athletically. 1 sincerely hope the 1982 Calumet will help in recalling all those memories that helped to make the school year the success that it turned out to be. A special “thank you to those staff members who contributed to this publication. Sincerely, Ann Hidinger Editor — 1982 Calumet