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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

1 NO WAY TO START THE YEAR July 31, 1982 will long be remembered at Susquehan- nock High School. A fire broke out somewhere in the guidance area. An alarm was sounded at 6:00 a.m. and area fire companies re- sponded. Nearly five hours later, the blaze was under control. The cleanup that was to follow was a monumental task. As often is the case in the face of tragedy, people worked together to get the school ready to open on time. WORKING TOGETHER TO BE OURSELVES r 5 A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS For the past 23 years, Mr. Donald Blough has been an institution at Susquehannock High School. He has touched many of our lives as a teacher, a coach, and as a friend. In the Social Studies classroom, he taught us how to use the voting machine and how to better understand our world. On the athletic field, he taught us how to dedicate ourselves and play fair. Finally, as a friend, he showed all of us that a smile and friendly word are all that's needed to make a day. The 1983 Calumet Yearbook Staff speaks for everyone at Susquehannock when it says, Thank You, Mr. Blough! Thank You for being a teacher, coach, and friend. But, most of all. Thank You for being you! Left: Mr Blough organizes the American Government game Below: Mr Blough and Mr. Rynearson go over the ground rules with the umpire. 7 A HOMECOMING 83 ANN HIDINGER QUEEN Above: Ann Hidinger Opposite Page: Top Left: Rommi Griffin Top Right: Denise Smith Bottom Left: Anne Miller Bottom Right: Kim Greer 10 WE STICK TOGETHER BECAUSE WE'RE WARRIOR PROUD! 13 14 w W W ...IS FOR THE WISDOM SHOWN BY THE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY OF SUSQUEHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Below: William Murphy, Assistant Superintendent Right: Dr Richard Hupper, Superintendent Bottom Left: Dale Keagy, Business Manager Bottom Right: Marlene Stubanas, School Psychologist f I 16 Left: Business Office Staff: Mrs. Bolth, Payroll Clerk. Mrs Bensel, Book- keeper, Mrs. Krebs, Secretary to the Business Manager. Middle Left: Administrative Office Staff: Mrs Warner, Secretary to the Superintendent, Mrs. Bubb, Secretary to the Psychologist, Mrs. Blachowicz, Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent Middle Right: Miss Sue Manchey, Home and School Visitor. Bottom: Southern York County School Board: Sitting: Mrs. L Clare Cox, Mr. Cordon Shaffer, Mr. C. Dwight Summers, Mrs. Ann Miller. Mr Dale Keagy Standing: Mr Richard Townsend, Mr Melvin Smith, Mr. Thomas Queitzsch, Mr. Larry Spangler, Mr. Thomas Moore. 17 HELPING HANDS Many people go unnoticed who help to make Susquehannock High School run smoothly. These people bring us to school, feed us, help us, and keep our school clean. To these people we dedicate these two pages. Right: Teacher aides. Mrs Sue King and Mrs Ruth Fornadel Middle Left: Mr. Bud Beaverson, Head of Building and Grounds. Middle Right: Cafeteria Staff Sitting: D. Gladfelter Standing: G. Rohrbaugh, R. Nace, G. Smith, G. Calhoun, L. Zellers, G. Biser Bottom: Busdrivers Sitting: B. Hale, V. Horn, A. Wilson, S. Sauer, G. Whitcraft Kneeling: R Rennoll, C. Shaw, K. Stiffler, I. Walker. Standing: K. Annis, S. Shaul, J. Queitzch, M Helmick, B Holloway, C. Wood, R. Edwards, P Boyd, N. Bortner, C. Warnecker, D. Kline. HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Below: John P. Baker, Assistant Principal Right: William W. Linnane, Principal Bottom Left: Donna Robinson and Sharon Musser, Office Secretaries Bottom Right: Mr Beily becomes a podium pusher. 20 GUIDANCE AND LIBRARY Left: Rosa Baer, Guidance Counselor Below: Alan Beily, Guidance Counselor Bottom Left: Roberta Wertz, Guidance Secretary Bottom Right: Linda Howell, Librarian and Kay Blough, Library Assistant 21 FACULTY FAMILY Bottom: Mr. Marks ex- plains the finer points of the assignment. Carolyn Adams English Millersville Nancy Ahalt Business St. joseph College Jeffrey Becker Art Millersville Donald Blough Social Studies Thiel College Madelene Bradigan Special Ed Millersville Michelle Callear Home Ec Mansfield Kelly Crist Reading Millersville Jeffrey Dull Business Shippensburg Kenneth Alwine Science Shippensburg Kim Burton French S.U. of N.Y. Pamela Ebersbach Business Shippensburg Beth Fowler English Shippensburg Sheila Goss Reading Indiana St. Gloria Hale Nurse's Aide Thomas Hoover PhysEd Lock Haven Wendell Harris Business Bloomsburg David Hortman Industrial Arts Millersville Arlene Keeney Nurse Union Memorial Ronald Leese Science Shippensburg lohn Loucks Industrial Arts Millersville Thomas Kerrigan Social Studies Un. of Penna. Phyllis Krumrine English Gettysburg 23 Wayne Margelot Driver Ed Lock Haven Peter Marks English Slippery Rock Thomas Naylor Math Millersville Carl Markel Social Studies Shippensburg Jeffrey Miller Math Millersville David Nicholson Music Indiana U. of Pa. Robert Powell Phys Ed Penn State Robert Quay Music Indiana U. of Pa. 24 Susan Shultz English Wilson John Sparmblack Science Mansfield Karl Steger Music Mansfield Lowell Wallace Industrial Arts Millersville Mary Tombesi Home Ec Messiah Jerry Wood Math Indiana U. of Pa Opposite Page Top: There is fun in firedrills. Opposite Page Bottom: Coach Sparmblack gets his point across. Top Left: Mr. Ruth directs Senior Play practice. Above: Miss Crist goes over a test with Sam. Denise Stauffer PhysEd West Chester Daniel Trimmer Science Western Maryland K Kathy Yeater Music Indiana U . of Pa Cheryl Wagner English Lock Haven Earl Yeckley Math Indiana U. of Pa 25 A .. IS FOR THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF SUSQUEHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL Karen Amsreihn John Amspacher Auto Mechanic Robert Armpriester No Response Kimberly Badders Marsha Bailey Cinda Bare Air Force Nursing Northeastern Christian J.C. lonathan Adams No Response David Alexander No Response SENIOR EXPRESSIONS Being a 1983 graduate of Sus- quehannock High School is not really that unusual from any other year or any other high school. It's an honor we've been looking forward to for twelve long years. Some of us are looking to the future and welcome its challenges, some of us are in for a rude awakening, and those others are not sure where we are headed at all. Through our senior year we have been given opportunities to express our individuality, each in a different way. Let's hope that years from now, we can look back and say we took advantage of those opportunities. Jonathan Barto Charlotte Behrens Food Services Housewife Laura Bishop Work Ann Biser Veterinarian Karen Amereihn drives to the bucket Steven-Bosley A rL Sara Bosley Lori Bollinger 3 Dawn Bowen |ohn Brennaman Robert H. Bull Medical Technologist No Response No Response Robert Burton No Response Robert M. Bull Marine Corps Dayne Burg No Response Deneen Cantu No Response Sue Miller and Bill Gohn arrange the morning absentee slips in the main office. lohn Carman Work Our host families and their foreign friends enjoyed the year at Susquehannock Edward Chandler Tammi Christopher Terri Clouser No Response No Response No Response Denise Conley No Response Sherry Copp Work; Marriage Timothy Craig No Response lames Donahue Melissa Durgm Robert Engles No Response Kimberly Ensor Undecided Patti Fairbend No Response Se-Nior (Me. Fr. L, fr senior, adj.) 1. a person older than another. 2. a person with higher standing rank; a senior fellow of a college at an English university, a student in the year preceding graduation from a school of secondary or higher education. Kathleen Culotta No Response Dawn Cupp Work lane Forbes Uncertain Lori Ford York College Lea Forella Interpreter Jere Fourhman Shippensburg — Med. Tech Tina Fourhman Undecided Senior Class Officers: Sitting: Dawn Bowen, President Standing: Cindy Mundis, Secretary, Ann Hidinger, Vice President, and Rommi Griffin, Treasurer Pictures not available for the following seniors Tedd Baer Sandra Barwic k Elizabeth Blevins Linda Bowman Karen Capps Mary Card Scott Groncki College Kimberly Grzymala College Linda Guerin Beautician John Guresh No Response Alexander Harreuter No Response Dawn Jacoby Kevin Kohlhafer Mickey Mahone Anthony Miller Dave Reidt Douglas Townsend Rommi Grit tin Southeastern C ollege Kim Greer No Response Mic hele Graziosi No Response Heather Helms Messiah College Above: Senior C. W. Wyant winds up for the Warriors. Greg Hendrix Auto Mechanic Wayne Hendrix Lori Henry David Hess No Response Undecided Aeronautical Ann Hidinger College lohn Hintenach Central Penn Tammy Hobbs Work Eric Hoffman Penn State York Left: Sara Bosley expresses herself in the art room. Ted Itzoe Warren Jaasund Terry Jacoby College Air Force Carpenter Lori Keesey Undecided Sean Kirkendall Political Science 38 Above: Ed Chandler gives it a mighty heave. Russell Kramer Electrical Engineer Karen Kreeger Teacher David Kurtz lanei Lafferty Laurie Lasher No Response College Business School Above: Senior Basketball managers lane! Lafferty and Kim Messner stand with their parents during introductions at Parents Night ceremonies Patricia Livermore College Brian Lloyd Electrical Engineer Patricia Lloyd Doctor Chris Lehneis Accountant Dori Lewis Translator for Deaf Julianna Lopez Economics Dwaine Lucabaugh No Response Randy Lucabaugh No Response Below: C.W. goes up for a rebound. Bottom: Alex takes time out during play practice. lanice McCracken Marriage Randy McDole No Response Wendy McDowell Tana McFatridge Computer Electronics No Response Darren McLane Doctor Steve McLane Armed Forces Douglas Meckley Kimberly Messner Anne Miller No Response Medicine Physical Education Gregory Miller No Response Vk Susan Miller Tina Miller Alan Moore Christine Mosier Steven Moyer No Response Computer Technician Disc Jockey College College 44 Above: Bill Cohn goes for the gold! jeffrey Mummert Northeastern Christian College Cynthia Mundis Engineering Shelley Murrow Diane Myers Theresa Myers Business College Engineering Dental Assistant Webster seems to be very in his definition of a senior. Of course it is a higher rank, but what about the numerous responsibilities. Even before the Junior Year is completed, the to be seniors are bur- dened with the thought of having their senior pictures taken. Then when they return to school, the college hunt begins. It seems that every college is right for you! Pressure builds as the early enrollment date approaches; money becomes a BIG factor. There are applica- tion fees and SAT test fees. The yearbook sales begin. Graduation announcement money is due, along with a cap and gown rental fee, and the Busch Gardens Class Trip downpayment About this time, a question arises concern- ing the JR-SR Prom. Oh, what a wonderful idea, but who has the money by now for gowns, tuxedos, dinner and admission tickets (about $50), and a corsage to top it off? Besides all of these little financial setbacks there are term paper typing fees! Isn't the senior year suppose to be the best of all school years? Well perhaps it is, but aren't the best things in life supposed to be free?! Above: Abby McNew tires up the crowd at the Homecoming lootball game Paul Quackenbush No Response Thomas Quick No Response Stephanie Rager Central Penn Leslie Riley No Response Above: Stephani and Sandy salute during a band half-time program Emery Rahrs No Response Karen Richardson Carnegie-Mellon Christine Riggle Marriage Brian s hriver Construe lion Sallyann Sc hwar College Cynthia Seaman ( ollece Anne Shaetter No Response Above: Alex rehearses his lines lor the Senior Class Play Keith Shaffer Teresa Shamer Brett Shifflett Work Receptionist No Response Brian Shifflett No Response Dave Shultz No Response Amy Sides No Response Timothy Simpson No Response Denise Smith No Response Kelly Smith Cruise Director Penny Sparks No Response Krista Spangler No Response Donna Stenley No Response Mark Stevenson Cabinet Maker Top: Senior Basketball (aptam Brad Martin and Coach Rynearson betore the start of the season Above: Dave Reidt turns a doubleplay 51 Roberta Stinar Diane Swartz Michael Thornton Musical Theatre No Response Art Thomas Traynor Debbie Trump Sharon Toy No Response Work No Response Above: Susquehannock High School has been our home for the past four years. Robert Vinson No Response Above: Senior cheerleader Abby McNew keeps warm with a cheer Below: Juliana, Alex, and Ase gave us many memories.___________ Genevieve Wachter Art Allen Wagner No Response 5 David Waldron Michael Waltemyer lanet Watts No Response No Response Teacher Bee ky Webb Mu helle Wells Tanya Williams College No Response No Response Warren Williams let trey W ilson ( laude Wyant Military No Resjjonse No Response SPURGEON STERNER 1964-1983 Gone, but not forgotten. 56 ... IS FOR THE RELATIONSHIPS OF THE UNDERCLASSMEN OF SUSQUEHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL 57 MAKING IT TO THE TOP Class of 1984 Right: Side Rows: I Rider, C Muth, K .Moore. A. Rowe. B Rufo. B Papale, B Rose. B Riley $. Nance. L Moore. R Oplinger. D. Sanford. I Rokos Middle Rows: C -Moltz. J. Papale. ) Ricker. S. Pajitis, D. .Munch, J. Moulden. T Miller. A. Moore B Ruby Bottom: Standing: R Stine K Schuhart T Stoner. ) Stine. B Speir. ) Walker, |. Soltz, S V agner. R Sharp kneeling: Speelman. D. Spera, C. Wagner. I Shaefier, T Thoman. D Smith, A Sechnst C Shaefter Sitting: L Trager C. Shaefter, C. Shrve M. Shultz. D. Stem. T Sweeney. P Tracey Left Top: T White. S Walpole. S Windsor. D. Ward Middle: M Wells. B Winograd. ). Warrington Front: A. Williams. C. Wise. K Williamson Below: Junior Warrior football fans whoop it up at the Homecoming pep rally Above: Top Row: M One. E. D'Anna. C Bitoie. T Beaverson C Cashour. A Q rwigham. W Bladen. S Alen. B Alen. I Basinger I Buchanan. P Bosky, |. Crowder Third Row: K Boggs. S Alexander. C Cramer. M Case. M Brass. C Burgess. I BuT Second Row: R_Carrnen C Bartenteider V. Co its. D Davis. T Beck. L Bncker. A. Copeland Front: S. Aiken. J Alt. M Custer, A AJban. S Alexander. T Christopher S Bolton 60 Top: Front: J. Wilson, J Forbes, D. Wilcox, B Leader, M. Ingram. Standing: H. Turner, G. Fishpaw, T. Nicklow, J. Forry, S. Wagner, J. Stough,). Trone, C. Wilcox. Above: Linda mixes paint. Right: Front: T. Bortner, G. O Donnel, C. LaPole, L. Michaels, C. Shearer, G. Schwarzman Kneeling: M. Hoover, W. Miller, S. Paul, J. Fields, A. Gross. Standing: I). Fritz, L. Kauffman, L Luckenbaugh, R. Carey, S. Watkins, D. Smith. Left: First Row: K. Kisner, J. Kline, A. Lichtenwalter, S. Mentzell, C. Kline, A. Maddocks. Second Row: R. Kipple, T. Kleinicke, J. Krom, L. Lan- dis, L. Logan, K Miklos. Third Row: D. McCann, C. Luckenbaugh, C. Jac- que, D. johnson, D. Knisley, M. Leisenring. Fourth Row: R. McKay, D. Jones, D. Lloyd, ). Kobylinski, M. Markle, J. Lebo Back Row: J. Jasin- ski, A. Miles. Bottom: Front Row: J. DeBeaumont, N. Hildebrand, V. Dwyer, K. Herbst, S. Elliott, V. Falcone, D. Derby. Second Row: L. Holley, D. Fritz, C. Hafford, M. Forte, K. Hoffstetter, L. Hall, K. Fetters, L. Fuller. Standing: D. Ford, D. Harrisson, M. Hintenach, R. Craziul, R. Fisher, M. Dell, R. Goodhart, R. Fairbend. 61 ONE STEP UP Class of 1985 Class of 1985 Right: L. Moore, M Price, S. Mickey, S Novot- ny, C. Miles, T. Murray,). Nearhoff, D. Miller, T. Miller, P. Riley, A. Patterson, ). Pinkley, M. Miller, L. Ritz, D. Ream, j. Miller, V. Robinson, K. Pruett. V. Port. S. Rinehart, D Myers. Below: First Row: K. Schriver, S. Smith, T. Sevegny, T. Schroeder, A. Shaeffer. Row Two: J. Smith, L. Smith, D. Rosier, D. Sides, T. Snyder, D. Rufo, K. Shuchart, S. Roginski. Standing: M. Scheer, D. Shive, W. Roppelt, J. Simpson, D. Smith, T. Smith, M. Rohrbaugh, K. Sevick. Top: First Row: K Anthony. D Capel, M Carpio. S Bortner, M Burns, ). Bushman, D Buchanan Second Row: L Bailey, I Blevins, ). Bollinger. C. Brown. B. Boyd.) Bowen. M Aiken, C. Bowen Standing: C Billett, D Bell, M Blake. 1 Baltwer, W Bury, K Bartl, K Campbell. I Attig, B Bull, B Bowers, M. Arendt, J. Amspacher Left: First Row: M. Gibson, M. Gohn, C. Gates, D Fronczak, J Deis- inger Second Row: T Close, K Ederington, B Eckels, S. Duerr, M Feaglv Third Row: S. Carr, L. Crudden, M. Durgin, R Fuhrman, A Carpio Fourth Row: M. Gtadfelter, M. Gibbs, L Cluster, D. Gladfelter, B BBott Fifth Row: J. Fishpaw, E Dema, T. Geesey, T Duerr. C. Floyd. Above: Chuck, get busy! 63 Right: First Row: J Seitz, A. Trump, S. Wagner, J. Walter, M Townsend Second Row: K. Waldman, P Thompson, K Wloczewski, D. Williams Third Row: D White, M. Thomas, |. Walker, R Ritz, J. Swonger Fourth Row: S Yarborough, R. Troxell, S. Traynor, T. Stauffer Fifth Row: C. Stenley, ). Stevenson, ) Taylor, T. Stiffler Sixth Row: M. Wayland, D. Swartz. Below: The Sophomores whoop it up at a pep rally. Bottom: Sitting: M. Metland, A. McDowell, j. Matthews, M. Mays, M. Laughman, B. McCarthy, K. Martin. Kneel- ing: B. Linton, B. Lindecamp, P. Langis, S. McCreary, K. Mebust, P. Lauer, R. Messersmith. Standing: A. Martin, M. McLane, C. Martin, D. Metallo, R. Me Coury, T. Lopez, T. Lehman, M. Myers, B. Markel. Left: First Row: B Winemiller, R. Smith, D. Krebs, J Bury. Second Row: R Groncki, L Tibbs, L. Rineholt, K. Lehneis, R. Walker, L. Smith, E. Gross. Third Row: ) Eckenrode, J. Seitz, D. Miller, L. Sipling, K. McCracken, J. Everett. Fourth Row: T. Oversmith, W. Wagner, C. Boardman, ). Brown, S. Parsons, W. Shaeffer. Fifth Row: B Bennett, P. Dennis, S. Webb, B. Sack, J. Gochenour, T. Bradfield. Bottom Left: First Row: K. King, P. Henry, D. Har- man, S. Ickes, L. Haberstroh, M. Grove, M. Hoff acker. Second Row: T. Kramer, M. Gray, B. Herr, M. Hengst, G. Killmer, A. King, B Henry Third Row: K. Grove, C. Gurreri, K. Helmick, C. King, F. Klock, S. Knepper, J. King. Fourth Row: L. Hare, M. Gladfelter, L. Goldstein, S. jaasund Below: jackie and Chris try to keep warm at a football game. NEWCOMERS TO OUR CRAMPED QUARTERS Class of 1986 Right: First Row: C. Blevins, T. Amspacher, B. Bentley, R. Adams, K. Bortner Second Row: T. Bittner, L. Banihashemi, A. Ballard, A. Bortner, C. Bollinger. Third Row: A. Beck, R. Bowen, C. Bloom, F. Bond, B. Boggs. Fourth Row: D. Bankert, C. Bailey, M. Allen, B. Alt, T. Adams. Fifth Row: K. Allen, S. Bixler, T. Bailey, J. Bortner, M. Allen. Sixth Row: W. Behrens,). Beard, K. Badders. Bottom: Kneeling: M. Carman, L. Chandler, D. Bricker, B. Clark, M. Burd. Standing: S Brass, S. Boyd, A. Card, C. Brown, S. Car- baugh, S. Callendar, E. Burnham, J. Caum, K. Copenhaver. Top: First Row: S. Harris, T. Hildebrand, D. Cladfelter, D. Gladfelter, M. Gray, B. Henry. Second Row: E. Gibbons, B. Hanson, T. Guresh, G. Hendrix, B. Gladfelter Third Row: D. Hartenstein, A. Harmon, B. Hare, M. Freeland, K. Hodgson. Fourth Row: S. Graves, S. Green, D. Garrison. Left: First Row: S. Ehrhart, T. Eaton, ). Denk, B. Fix, R. Cox Second Row: K. Ensor, R. Cruise, C. Farmer,). Everett. Third Row: L. Fair, C. Danz, B. Fix, D. Delanose, C. Ford Fourth Row: M. Dell, S. Fix, W. Fourhman, M. Dull. Fifth Row: G. Ensor, M. Dell. Above: The Freshmen Class whoops it up at a pep rally. 67 Right: First Row: B. Krebs, G Mat- thews, S. Keeney, T. Kaltreider, P Cosmore, M. Jones Second Row: N. Lopez, C. Lozzi, G. King, W. Lavery. A. Kintsler. Third Row: ). Jacobs, P. Little, S. Laughman, T Markle, S. Lackey, D. Marple. Fourth Row: A. Markle, T. Jones, C. Kyger, K. Katzenberger, B Leatherwood, K. Klein Fifth Row: L Kordeck, M. Lehman, K. Kok, S. Mor- risson, E. King. Sixth Row: C. Klinka, D. Garrisson, G. Looney, D. Lichtenwalter, S. Kling, M. Leslie. Below: Home — Sweet — Home. Bottom: First Row: P Voungman, M. Williamson, D. Watkins, D. Walker, E. Williams, T. Wysocki. Second Row: J. Tracey. C. Yeager, G. Zaldivar, R. Wilson, C. Yount, L. Yanchoris, D. Wilson, J. Watson, S. Wagner. Third Row: R. Townsend, W. Williams, B. Walpole, J. Urban, J. Winn, C. Weidamier. Fourth Row: D. Tomasic, T. Trujillo, L. Wojtkowiak, C. Zeigler, M. Winemiller, J. Weaver, D. Waltemier. 68 the D BULLDOGS ° -r HE firu w’ - 1 Top Left: Sitting: T Richards, T Ritzmann, C. Russel, ). Hoover, K. Rickards Kneeling: V. Rollman, S. Hoffman, T. Reely, T. Rolison, C. Holler, K. Schaeffer, S. Hoffman, M. Ringer, T. Ring, C. Harold Standing: B. Rehmeyer, C. Rose, T. Hoffman, j. Riser, S. Ross, D. Huff, T. Russel, T. Sacoman, A. Rzepiennik, J. Rehmeyer. Top Right: Sitting: L. Murray, D. McLane, L. Miller, D. Matthews, c. Mundis, C Pennella, K Paul. Kneeling: B. Potter, M. McNew, A Moyer, W. Nevins, D. Moody,). Pajitis Standing: S. Orwig, E. Plata, B. Miller, M. Messner, K. Parsley, M. Novak. Left Middle: First Row: T. Schmuck, P. Smeigh, C. Taylor, B. Scheuerman, L. Shipley, J. Seitzinger Second Row: E Shearer. W. Smith, L. Spicer, N. Schroeder, M. Shaffer, C. Terrell, P. Stoner. Third Row: M. Shaulis, j. Schenck, S. Tillman, M. Sweeney, C. Stein, S. Stallard, C. Shultz. Fourth Row: Who Knows, J Skelly, T Stauffer, R Seeley, ). Stiffler Fifth Row: B Smith, T. Somerville. D. Smith. Above: The main office bulletin board makes interesting reading. Left: Freshmen Class Homecoming hall decorations. 69 UNDERCLASS CANDIDS As underclassmen, each of us has time remaining at Susquehan- nock. Each of us expresses ourselves in a different way. In- dividuality is an important quality in growing up. We show that in- dividuality in different ways. Right: The band whoops it up at the South Western game. Bottom Left: lunior |odi Krom leads cheers at a pep rally. Bottom Right: Kyle Bartl watches from the sidelines. 70 Left: Sean and Dale do Band Manager duties at an away game Below: The Sophomore hall shows real spirit Lower Lorrie Landis creates in the Art room. Bottom Left: Popcorn and Hot Chocolate make the game more exciting. Bottom Right: The Student Council concession stand bustles with activity. 4 — D | . . . IS FOR THE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AT SUSQUEHANNOCK HIGEI SCHOOL 75 IN PURSUIT OF DEMOCRACY The student council is representative of the entire student body. The organi- zation has the authority to represent the students in school policy making. Many council sponsored activities throughout the year make for a more interesting school year. Top Right: OFFICERS — P Lloyd, Treasurer, K. O'Connor. Secretary, A Williams, Vice-President, and C. Funkhouser, President. Bottom Left: SENIOR CLASS REPS — Front Row: D. Bowen, S. Kirkendall, K. Greer, A. Miller, A. Hidinger Back Row: C. Mundis, R. Griffin, H. Helms. Bottom Right: JUNIOR CLASS REPS — Front Row: C. Muth. Middle Row: C. Bilbie, L. Kauffman, D. Johnson. Top Row: G. Luckenbaugh, L. Landis, T. Bea verson. 76 Top: 1982-63 Susquehannock Student Council. Above Left: SOPHOMORE CLASS REPS — Front Row: S Bort- ner, J. Bollinger, B. McCarthy, D. LaPore, E. Gross, P. Riley. Top Row: S. Traynor, T. Stiffler. Above Right: FRESHMAN CLASS REPS — Front Row: K Shaef- fer, P. Elliot, R. Wilson, M. Carman. Back Row: T. Richards, C. Lozzi, S. Boyd. 77 RECORDING FOR ALL TIMES The Calumet staff has the monumental task of covering the school year in the pages of this publication. The end result proves once again that dedication the staff had to their task. Right: Editor Ann Hidinger and yearbook advisor Mr Becker wonder how they will make first deadline. Below: Ann gets ready for the slide show Bottom: CALUMET STAFF - Kneeling: ) Brown, D. Smith, A. Hidinger, H. Helms, A. Biser, L. Kauffman, C. King, D Sanford Standing: C. Mosier, S. Miller, D. Munch, T. Miller, M. Bailey 78 79 HEADLINES INCORPORATED The quality of the Courier im- proved greatly this year as the school newspaper became a first rate publication. Editorials, timely articles, and orginal art work com- bined to make a worthwhile pro- ject for the journalism students. Right: Mr. Wallace gets ready to print the Courier in the Graphic Arts department Bottom: Deneen Cantu has the job of pro- ofreading and typing the newspaper. 80 Right: COURIER STAFF - Kneeling: A. Sides, K. Richardson, T. Matteson, S. Kirkendall, R. McCoury. Sitting: T. Fohrman, C. Behrens. Standing: D. Ness, G. Wachter, ). Donahue, D. Cantu, M. Card. Below: Teresa and Karen work on a page layout. Bottom: Miss Wagner and staff members read an amusing editorial. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The AFS program is a very strong organization at Susquehannock High School. Through the efforts of this fine organization, many foreign friends have spent an enjoyable year with us. Right: AFS Officers: Steph Roger, Tina Miller. Pres., and Karen Kreeger Below: Miss Krumrine, Advisor Bottom Left: Chris and Patti pay dose attention during a meeting Bottom Right: Sue Miller enjoys handling the money. Top Left: Dealing with the world can be a problem Top Right: Mr Ruth, Co-Advisor Bottom: Susquehannock High School AFS Club. 83 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an exclusive group of academically and socially involved students at Sus- quehannock High School. Selection to this group is an honor all should be proud of. Right: The ceremonial lighting of the candles begins the National Honor Society part of the Awards Night. Below: lulie Matthews takes part in the candle ceremony. Bottom Right: The National Honor Society cer- tificate is coveted by all who earn it. 84 Top: )im, )odi, and Sue strike a somber pose during the ceremony. Left: Mrs Baer congratulates some new honor society members 85 86 MUSICAL MASTERS Whether its a football halftime show or the many parades they are involved in, the Warrior band always gives it their best shot. Opposite Page Top: Belting out a tune. Opposite Page Bottom: Saxophones during a halftime show. Opposite Page Bottom Right: Warrior Marching Band Left: Staying warm at the Vo-Tech game. Below Left: lenny Musser and Toby Orwig, Drum Majors. Below Right: Jenny Brown on the sax. Bottom: Extra blankets to keep warm. 87 HEADING UP THE BAND WAGON! Right: RIFLES: K. Wloczewski, B. Sack, D. Derby. Below: Steph Goldstein and Sandy Rohrbaugh, Colorguard Co-Captains. Below Right: Ann Biser and Deb Fry, Senior Majorettes. Bottom: MAJORETTES — K. Schriver, A. Biser, C. Shultz, D. Fry, D. Myers, L. Smith. Left: Barb Sack stands at attention. Below: HONOR GUARD — Kneeling: D. Gladfelter, D. Gladfelter. Standing: S. Stallard, L Linton, B Henry, M Myers, V. Port Bottom: COLORGUARD — Kneeling: K. Richardson, C. Moser, S. Rohrbaugh, S. Goldstein,). Gochenour, S. Smith. Standing: D. Myers, L. Miller, L. Holley, S. Rager, N. Hildebrand, I. Wood, C. Russel. 89 FIRING UP THE CROWD The cheerleaders did their usual fine job during football season. Organizing pep rallies or getting the crowd into the game, the squad gave it their best effort. Right: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Front Row: A. Williams. M Forte, W. Kurtz, A. McNew, L. Henry Stan- ding: C. Behrens, G. Wise, R Griffin, |. Krom, D. Bowen, WMiler Below: Jackie caught in thought Below Right: Missy Forte leads a cheer Bottom: JV CHEERLEADERS — First Row: V Robmson. K. Martin Second Row: B Boyd, T. Cramer Top: C. Bowen. 90 KEEPERS OF THE SPIRIT The winter cheerleading squads did their best to help promote school spirit among the student body Half time dance routines and crowd-inspiring cheers made each game and match more enjoyable. Right: )odi Krom lifts the team's spirits. Below: The varsity squad does a mount during player introductions Bottom Left: Amy Williams finds that life on the cheerleading bench can be fun. Bottom Right: JV Basketball Cheerleading Squad: Front: K. Wloczewski, D. Capel, V Robinson Middle: S. Bortner, B. Eckels Top: C. Luckenbaugh 92 Top Left: Varsity Wrestling Cheerleading Squad: Front: B. Boyd, L. Moore Middle: C. Bowen, K. Williamson, J. DeBeaumont. Top: J Matthews Missing: C. Mosier Top Right: Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Squad: Kneeling: W. Kurtz, M. Forte Standing: K. O'Connor, K. Martin, T. Trujillo, A. Williams, T. Kramer. Top: D. Bowen, W. Miller, J. Krom. Bottom Left: JV Wrestling Cheerleading Squad: Front: D. Smith. Standing: B McCarthy, L. Smith Top: A. Gross. Bottom Right: Happiness is a Warrior basket! A BLENDING OF VOICES Top Left: Bob Vinson rehearses his solo. Top Right: The 1982-83 Susquehannock Chorus. Middle: Practice makes perfect! Right: Everyone is all smiles before the big concert. 94 MUSICAL MADNESS The musical talents of our students are best displayed by the stage band, or- chestra, and concert band. Right: STAGE BAND - Front Row: S. Alexander, J. Mummert, M. Thomas, J. Barto, L Logan, J Swonger, I Brown Second Row: B Sack, D. Krebs, S. Knepper, B. Ben- nett, T Oversmith, S. Parsons, C. Stewart. B Lloyd Bottom: Mr Quay emphasizes that practice pays oft. Top: ORCHESTRA - Front Row: D. Vain, W. Smith, E. Shearer. B. Boyd. C. Klinka, J. Gochenour. M Hoffacker, J. Walker. K. Waldman, T. Miller, M Speir. Second Row: A. Copeland, R Stinar, C. Boardman, J. Musser. C Stewart, K Richardson, D Miller, S Parsons. L Logan Third Row: I Mummert, K. Herbst, R. Bowen, D. Krebs, S. knepper. M Thomas, B. Sack, B Lloyd. T. Bortner, J Barto, R Groncki, J. Swonger Above: CONCERT BAND - First Row: A. Copeland, A. Trump. C. Mosier, S. Toy, J. Musser, R Stinar. K. Nine, A Patterson, C. Shearer, B Herr, S. Card, C Boardman, B. Sack Second Row: K. Richardson, D. Fry, C. Brown, S. Rohrbaugh, L Luckenbaugh, L. Cluster, K Miklos, C Stewart, T Bortner, B. Lloyd, S. Alexander. S. Knepper, D. Miller, B. Bennett, J. Brown, T. Oversmith, A Herrauter. K. Kisner, D. Krebs. M Wallen, L. Sipling, L Logan, S. Parsons Third Row: M. Markle, M Thomas, J Barto, B Sack, J Mummert, K. Herbst, C McBlain, R. Groncki, ). Bury, S. Orwig. D. Ryan, R. Harris. n 97 i? - Each year during Homecoming Week the walls of Sus- quehannock are filled with electricity. The hall, spirit, and float competitions bring out the best in class competitive spirit. The game with West York, the crowning of the queen, and the Saturday night dance top off the activities. Top: Dave Hess takes his turn behind the mike. Right: Juliana loves to cheer. Bottom Right: All for the Warriors stand up and holler BILL SHAKESPEARE REVIVED The Senior Class presented Get Bill Shakespeare Off the Stage as their dramatic production this year. Nights of long practices resulted in one of their finer efforts in recent years. Below: Chris lehneis gets his point across. Right: Alex and Ann play the loving couple. Bottom: The Senior Play Cast. 100 TOTAL INVOLVEMENT The Pigman marked the first ever all school play. The two directors, Miss Wagner and Ms. Fowler, brought out the real talent of our students. Talented acting, imaginative scenery, and unique lighting made an overall outstanding performance. Right: 'Would you like to give to our charity? Middle Left: lust the right makeup is applied Middle Right: Eric and Rommi entertain during intermission. Bottom: The cast of the first all school production, The Pigman. Left: Freshman Bill Alt, as Mr Pignotti, gave a great portrayal Below: Mr. Pignotti shows John and Lorraine his piggy bank collection. Bottom Left: Wendy thanks John for inviting her to the party Bottom Right: Debbie Vain and Barb Sack talk on the phone at the party. SOMETHING'S AFOOT The Susquehannock High School musical Somethings Afoot received rave reviews as a cast of ten exhibited loads of talent. Under the direction of Mr. Schuck, the cast turned in a memorable performance. Right: Heather and Dave sing a duel Bottom: The Somethings Afoot Cast Seated: K Stinar, H Helms Standing: D. Iones. C. Bilbie, K Richardson. |. Mummed. D Shultz R Griffin. B Sack. M Thornton A WILD AND WONDERFUL INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND AFS Weekend is that wonderful time of the year when the foreign exchange from throughout the county gather at Susquehannock High School for three days of fun, friendship, and excitement. The AFS assembly and Saturday night dance highlight the weekend's festivities. The crowning of the AFS king and queen brings an end to the dance and the weekend. Right: Ase and Alex enjoy a lighter moment before the crowning. Bottom: The AFS court presides over the dance activities. 108 Opposite Page, Top Left: Chuck Cashour enjoys the AFS assembly Opposite Page, Top Right: Paul and Gail during the crowning ceremonies Opposite Page, Middle: Queen Gail and King Paul share a dance Opposite Page, Bottom: Paul receives a congratulatory kiss Top: Mike Thornton finds that the AFS assembly isn't all tun Left: Gail and Paul head for the dance floor 109 A FUNNY AFFAIR Each year, the senior class stages their Fun Fair to raise money for the All-Night Party. Food, games, fun, and prizes make for a great evening of entertainment. Right: Feeding the faces is all part of the Fun Fair. Middle Left: This guy needs an Oriole tryout. Middle Right: This is one way to take a bath. Bottom Left: The food is always great! Bottom Right: The sledgehammer, car destruction crew is proud of its handy work. i I 110 GLADLY GONGED The annual Gong Show once again proved how much talent or lack of it Susquehannock really has. Musical and comedy acts highlighted the evening. The rock group, Pegasus, walked off with the evening's top prize. Left: Diane and Rommi sell tastykakes Bottom Left: Lead singer, Mike Thorn- ton, helped Pegasus win top prize. Below: Heather belts out her song Bottom Right: Beth and Ron could be mistaken for Gnger Rodgers and Fred Astaire. ACADEMIC AFFAIR The Academic Awards night is a special occasion when our academic achievers are honored. Scholarships, cer- tificates, and pins are presented in various areas. Right: Ann Hidinger is presented her Student o( the Year award. Below: The SYCEA scholarships are presented to Kim Messner and Becky Webb. Bottom: A somber moment at the awards presentations. 112 113 BREAKING TRADITION For the first time, the Jr.-Sr. Prom moved out of the high school gym and into the Hunt Valley Inn. The dinner, dance, and senior party all helped to make an evening everyone will remember. Right: Table conversation helped to make the evening more enjoyable. Below: Sherry Copp, Liz Blevins, and their dates sit one out. J 116 N Top Left: Karen and her date check out the prom picture prices. Top Right: An intimate moment caught by our roving cameraman. Above Left: Proms take a lot of energy. Right: Laura seems to be having a good time! 117 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MASH 1983 What better way to end our senior year and graduation night than with the Senior All-Night Par- ty. We owe a great deal of gratitude to parent committee members who went to a great deal of trouble to put on this fan- tastic night for us. Good food, a rock music event, swimming, dancing, a movie, and continuing old friendships make it an evening well always remember. Years from now, it will hold a special place in our hearts. Right: Dancing feet gel down to the beat Bottom Left: Nothing like a few pictures for the memory book Bottom Right: The M A S H theme decorations made it an enjoyable eveing f 118 ' . 119 I ... IS FOR THE INDIVIDUALITY OF THE STUDENT-ATHLETE OF SUSQUEHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL A Year of Anticipation A Year of Disappointment Long hours on the practice field could not help the Warriors overcome a disappointing season. Knowing that lack of experience was a handicap, we hoped en- thusiasm could carry the team. Top: 1982 Susquehannock Warrior Football Team. Bottom Left: Coach Hoover discusses sideline stragedy. Bottom Right: Alex Miles and Dale Clatfelter watch from the sidelines. Top Left: Mickey Case puts the stop to a Vo-Tech Spartan. Top Right: 1982 Warrior Coaches: C. Abbott, R Powell, V. Margelot, K. Alwine, M. McCusker, Kneel- ing: Head Coach T. Hoover. Bottom Left: Mike Cline tries for the point after touchdown. Bottom Right: Tension shows at the Homecoming Pep Rally. 123 A STEADY WINNER Over the years, we have become spoiled at Susquehannock. When you mention field hockey, we naturally think winner! This year's didn't let us down. The regular season was highlighted by a big win over long time nemesis Spring Grove. Varsity Coach Dee Stauffer and JV Coach Cheryl Wagner did a terrific job of getting the two squads prepared for each game. The success of this year's )V team makes the future seem promising. Top Right: MANAGERS — |. Monogue, A. Gross, K. Feagley, K. Rosier, K. Smith. Right: Warrior Varsity Field Hockey Team, Bottom Left: Cindy Mundis warms up. Bottom Right: Coach Stauffer talks game plan during a time out. Top: Warrior JV Field Hockey Team. Middle Left: Kim Greer fights for the ball. Middle Right: Mary Card outhustles two Nighthawks. Bottom: A close-knit team. 125 TEED OFF GOLFERS ... Over the years, the Warrior Golf Team has proved to be a consistent winner. Playing on the tight Bon Air Golf Course, the team has the reputation of being fun- damentally sound with steady players at each position. Coach Denny Deffendall should receive a lot of the credit for the team's success as he prepares them each season for the tough schedule. Right: Chris Lehneis blasts from the sand trap Bottom: WARRIOR COIF TEAM — Front Row: T Geesey. M Rohrbaugh. C. Moltz, D. Waldron, |. Stevenson Back Row: R Goodhart, C. Lehneis, I Crowder, D Manka, D Tomasic, G Ensor, K. O'Connor, R Cramer, B Ruby THE LONGEST SEASON Lacking Varsity experience, the Warrior team suffered through a losing season. The underclassmen gained valuable playing time which will benefit them next year. Right: Mark Cladfelter plays tough D on Simpson of Vo-Tech. Below: Brad Martin drives through the Knights. Bottom: WARRIOR IV TEAM - Kneeling: M. Cline, R. Craziul. Standing: T. Stiffler, D. Gladfelter, B. McGreary, |. Attig, K. Bartl, Coach D. Trimmer,). Pinkley, S. Traynor, C. Moltz, T. Miller, E. Gross. Top: WARRIOR VARSITY TEAM - Kneeling: Coach D. Trimmer, B. Martin, Coach T. Rynearson Standing: R. McDole, K. Gibbs, J. Carman, B. Shifflett, S. Kirkendall, R. Graziul, B. Shifflett, D. Jones, J. Hartenstein, C. Wyant, M. Gladfelter. Middle Left: C. W. at the foul line. Middle Right: Brett Shifflett looks inside with his pass. Left: Sean Kirkendall shoots over the defender. 129 MAT MAYHEM AND MADNESS The Warrior Wrestling team proved exceptional- ly strong. Dedicating the season to departed team member, Spurg Sterner, the squad rolled over team after team. Right: Jim Warrington works to escape from his Dover opponent. Bottom Left: Bruce Riley goes for a takedown. Bottom Right: WARRIOR WRESTLING SQUAD - Front Row: C. Bilbie, E. Chandler, T. Gladfelter, B Riley, L. Lasher, Manager. Top Row: B. Speir, S. Sterner, ). Warrington, M. Hoover, D. Russell, P. Busky, M. Bilbie, T. Myers, Manager. Left: Coaches Bilbie and Miller plot match strategy. Middle: Front Row: B. Winemiller, Coach J. Miller, K. Schuhart, W. Trout. Second Row: T. Beaverson, J. Cuersh, G. Martin, M. Harmon, K. Shaeffer, S. Groncki, P. Langis, G. O'Donnell, J. Fishpaw. Bottom Left: Chris Bilbie goes for a crossface cradle. Bottom Right: Tony Gladfelter works to escape. 131 SHOWING LOTS OF IMPROVEMENT Improvement in fundamental skills, made this year's team much more successful. Winning became contagious and this new attitude will really improve the program. Right: Kim Ensor goes for a loose ball Below Left: Jere Fourhman fights for the rebound. Below Right: WARRIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — Sitting: K. Amerhein, K. Ensor Standing: M. Carman. P Livermore. B Walker, j Fourhman, C. Brown, K. Hofstetter, A. Miller, D. Sanford. Bottom Left: Karen Hofstetter goes after the loose ball. Bottom Right: Head Coach Mark McCusker and Assistant Coach Cheryl Wagner. 132 t Left: The Warrior team battles for the ball. Right: Missy Laughman loses control of the ball. Bottom: WARRIOR )V BASKETBALL TEAM — Kneeling: D. Fronczak, C. Kyger Standing: D. Garrison, C. Terrell, L. Ritz, D. Davis, S. Graves, C. Gates, S. Laughman, G. Wise, C. Bartenfelder. _ 133 SETTERS AND HITTERS The team entered the season with a nucleus of in- experienced underclassmen but showed improve- ment by winning four games near the end of the season Ten returning lettermen give high hopes for next season Right: Lome covers while Cyndi defends Center Left: Cheryl passes as Darlene backs her up Center Right: MANAGERS - J Lopez. D Myers, M Lehman. K King. I Smith Below: IV VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Sitting: B Eckels. S Bortner Kneeling: C. Holler, V Robinson, Coach Culbertson, T Ritzmann, C. Yount. Standing: M. Ringer. P Elliott. R Wilson. W Mundis. C. Bowen. C. Pennella, C Kyger, M Sweeney t Top: VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Kneeling: I Fourhman, B Walker, Coach Baer. Standing: K Martin, L Moore, D. Myers, D Sanford, L Landis, C. Bartenfelder, B Boyd, D Fronczak, C Brown Absent: I) Sanford. Above: Lorrie calls a ball out during the game Right: lere bumps a ball to the front line ; 135 SLASHING SPIKES This year's baseball squad was living in the shadow of the previous championship team. Enthusiasm, desire, and hustle made up for a lack of experience. The 1983 squad provided many thrills as they played every game close. Right: Chris Bilbie looks for the throw Far Right: Dave Reidt pulls down a high throw to second Bottom Left: Russ Kramer rounds third and heads for home. Bottom Right: Coach Blough relays signals from third. 136 Above: 1983 Warriors Varsity Baseball Team Sitting: B. Martin, R. McDole Kneeling: D Manka, C. W. Wyant, R. Kramer, C. Miller, J. Carman, P. Petros, D. Kurtz, D. Reidt, T. Itzoe, T. Simpson, Coach Blough. Standing: S. Wagner, C. Bilbie, J. Warrington, C. Moltz, M. Case, K. Bartl, A. Miles, C. Burgess, K. Schuhart, M. Cline, Coach Herron. 137 138 CINDER SPIKERS The boys track team has established a reputation as a winner. Enthusiasm, ex- perience, and determination led to a sec- ond successful season. Right: Ron hands off to lim. Below: Rich flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Bottom Left: Vinnie gets a quick jump. Bottom Right: Coach Sparmblack plots strategy with the relay team. Top: WARRIOR BOYS TRACK TEAM - First Row: T Jones, K Jones, M. Thomas, M. Williamson, B. Alt, J. Buchanan, J. Fishpaw, T. Smith Second Row: B Gohn, B Bowers, H. Bowen, ). Skelly, R. McKay, C. Cashour, D. Russell, S. Allen, T. Stauffer, J. Attig, T. Stauffer Third Row: D. Munch, R. Smith, B. Alpaugh, E. Dema, S. Anderson, B. Elliott, M. Hoover, K. Gibbs, B. Shifflett, R. Messersmith, J. King Fourth Row: R. Carey, V. Lewis, D. Alexander, G. Cramer, M. Harman, B. Franklin, R. Graziul, B. Speir, E. Chandler, A. Miller, S. Mclane. 139 Left: June concentrates on setting a good pace. Above: Mary gets off to an excellent start SPLENDID ON THE CINDERS The newly formed track team at S.H.S. is surely one to be proud of The girls, in particular, have proved great potential in a wide range of events Though it may seem like an individual sport, these girls stick together as a team in all aspects Congratulations girls on a fine performance as well as a terrific year, and we wish you the best of luck for the years to come' Left: A look of determination is expressed on Catey Moore's face Below: The suspense during a track meet is inevitable’ (not to mention the brisk weather) Above: 1983 GIRLS TRACK TEAM - Left to Right, Row 1: Michele Burns, Sherie Duerr. Denise Davis, Kim Wolczeski, Shelly Harris. June Alt. Lin- da Moore, Gail Luchenbaugh, Kathy McCracken Row 2: Shawn Graves. Joey Jacobs, Jena Hoover, Barb Amerhein, Sarah Navotny. Michele Hoffacker, Laura Haberstroh, Karen Katzenberger, Michele Price, Deb Williams, Ase Mattson, Christy Schriver Row 3: Kathy Shaffer. Trisha Richards. Kim Miklos, Deb Vain, Mary Card, Karen Hofstetter. Anne Miller, Kim Ensor, Missy Carmen, Patty Livermore, Joyce Walter. Catey Moore Absent: Julie Matthews and Wendy Kurtz. FOOTBALL Varsity £ork Suburban ilinfe. Spring 'ork Cathotic 0 Centra! 14 kennard Dale 14 South Western 0 Dover 0 Vo Tech 8 FIELD HOCKEY Dover Kennard Dale Northeastern York Suburban Eastern Central Red Lion Hanover Spring Grove Dallastown South Western West York FORFEIT 142 SKFfBALL them Carlisle Dover Central York Cat Dallastov Kennard Vo Tech Red Lion Eastern Suburban c '' r.vrt VOLLEYBALL Varsity V YorkSuburban rl5-9l 12-15 14-16 2- IT 11-7 3 Dallastown F 10-1� 15-9 12-15 3-1 life-II Northeastern _ ib- M 2-15 13-15 -A|| -11 Dover £ 2-1515-15 8-11 1 i:i 1 Eastern Vb 15 2-15 2-11. 0-11 South Westeyi 7-15 9-15 15-13 11-8 Central 9-15 1-15 0-11 5-11 Vo Tech 11-15 9-15 9-11 5-11 WestYpr! 18-16 lin3 6-11 .7-11 Hanover 7-15 15-11 15-11 4-11 5-11 Kennaid Dale 15- to 15-1 11-0 4-11 f RedLion 2 15 11-15 3-11 9-11 L Spring Grove 4-15 2-15 2-11 0-11 York High L5-' 15-4 8-11 11-4 5 them 74 50 BOYS TR South Western HanoVfcr Northeastern York Catholic Kennard Dale Eastern Vo Tech o .. . IS FOR THE OUTSTANDING FRIEND- SHIPS WE DEVELOP WITH OUR FOREIGN FRIENDS. 145 147 i D | ... IS FOR THE RESERVATION WE FEEL KNOWING OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS ARE OVER AND GRADUATION IS AT HAND. 149 END OF THE ROAD This was the night all Seniors wait for as their high school careers come to an end. It is a night of sadness as we think about all the memories we have had throughout the past twelve years. But it is also a time of happiness as we look to the future and ponder what it has in store for each of us. As we make that long walk to receive our diplomas we realize that we have met the challenge of twelve long years of education and have succeeded. Right: Paul and Dave look over the program with Miss Krumrine. Below: Parents enter the auditorium before the ceremonies begin. Bottom: The president of the Class of 1963 remembers his graduation 150 Top Left: Dawn Bowen, Presi- dent of the Class of 1983, says Thank You to class advisor. Miss Krumrine. Above: Seniors are all smiles after graduation Left: Lining up for the march in- to the auditorium gives the Seniors a chance to stop and remember all those memories of their senior year. 153 154 CLASS OF 1983 155 DRUG STORES SERVICE, SAVINGS, TRUST YOUR REGISTERED PHARMACISTS BEAUTY VITAMINS ' HALLMARK CAROS • RUSSELL STOVER CANOY • FILM PROCESSING CONVALESCENT AIDS -J, SALES RENTALS ;J yellow pages 156 1 Envelopes-Mfrs Whol BOISE CASCADE ENVELOPE DIVISION 114 w Philadelphia.............845-8932 Curtis 1000 llbE Market 845-8024 NATIONWIDE PAPERS------------------------ Fmo ln jusH ai Paper Sao.iary Prod Serving Punters Industry 6 Office NwFrdm 235-7118 Baltimore 01c 301 796-5400 ■ I Oles Envelope Corp RD 3 RdLn . . 244-0333 Expansion Anchors See Anchors-Expansion Expansion Joints Meadows W R Of PA Inc 2100 Monroe 792-2627 Envelopes-Retail Sir Speedy 54 N Duke Environmental Ecological Services 0UNN GEOSCIENCE CORP 1 8 S 18thCamp Hill........ 761-6710 j Liqwacon-Envirite 1600 Pennsylvania Av ...... 846-1900 Escrow Service Adams-York County Abstracting Co 53N Ouke....................845-8724 Estate Consultants Diversified Employee Benefits 42 3Norw w-,................843-9984 Estate ArchPn£f s 321 Imperial Dr. . 741-1169 SWEARINGEN ROBERT W 144 S Duke................. 848-1596 Estate Management COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL BANK See Our Advertisement Under Banks Continental Sq..............848-1531 YORK BANK TRUST COMPANY Trust Division 21 E Market.................843-8651 Excavating See % -a Confractors-Exc vating Excavating Contractors See Contractors-Excavating Executive Search Consultants Neuman Associates... Exhaust System Cleaning See Ventilating Systems-Cleaning Exhibit Displays See Display Designers Producers Expanded Metals SEABOARD STEEL IRON CORP Baltimore M0 Toll Free...............800 638-3 584 Directory Advertising Pays Explosives SUPREME SUPPLY CO INC High E«plosives Blasting Agents 257 E Market.................848-2369 Exporters Samar International Inc 20 W Market....................854-1356 Express-Air See Air Cargo Package Express Service Express Companies See Express Transfer Service Express Transfer Service AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION SVC INC Inter Domestic Freight Sve 112 N Duke.................. 848-2377 Beverage Transportation Inc 625 Eberts Ln................843-8076 Branch Motor Express Co 600 State 845-1514 Interstate Motor Freight Bowman Rd RD 6 ..............792-2606 Kramer Storage Div Of Wallace Assoc See Our Ad At Warehouses-Merchandise 399Eberts Ln................ 848-4676 Roadway Express Inc RD 6.792-9747 Warners Motor Express W Country Club RdRdln..........244-4537 YORK TRANSFER CO----------------------1 FREIGHT OF ALL KINDS 848 2331 246-2117 Exercise Physical Fitness Programs Fit Pit Epco Plaza Shrwsby......235-3097 Fit Trim Of York Inc 83Outlet Mall.................848-3376 FITNESS AMERICA See Our Ad At Health Clubs West Manchester Mall.........767-6474 Sawmill Racquetball Clubs 2880Carol Rd....................755-0991 SAWMILL WEST RACQUETBALL CLUB----------- NAUTILUS FITNESS CENTER PROGRAMS PERSONALIZED FOR TONE • BODY BUIID • STRENGTH «FLEXIBILITY «WEIGHT CONTROL 1600 Pennsylvania A ...846-2255 YORK RACQUETBALL HEALTH CLUB INC 1785Loucks Rd................ 764-8536 Exercising Equipment YORK CYCLE CO INC Service-Rentals-Sales 337 W Market.................846-5800 Exterminating See Pest Control-Exterminating Fumigating Exterminating Fumigating See Pest Control-Exterminating Fumigating Extinguishers-Fire See Fire Extinguishers Eye Protectors See Safety Equipment Clothing Eye Specialists See Optometrists, O.D. Physicians A Surgeons, MD Fabric Shops BERN HAVEN FABRIC OUTLET----------------------- Everything For The Home Sewer Fatv.cs Notons Patterns Staptes Mon Tues Thur-Fn 9 5. Wed 9 8 Sat 9 3 Center MtWlf ...................... 266-2484 Cloth World 1722 S Queen 843-9452 Country Shop SMamShrwsby......235-4941 DILLSBURG DRESS CO-------------------- INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE CO WHSLE RETAIL DRESS MATERIALS NOTIONS TRIMMINGS OPEN 9 AM 3 30 PM CLOSED SAT 114 Gettysburg Aw Olsbrg If No Answer Call Harrisburg. 432-3611 652 1188 S kJ ... IS FOR THE SUC- CESSFUL RELATIONSHIP WE HAVE WITH OUR ADVER- TISERS AND PATRONS. Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 From CODORUS FERTILIZER SERVICE Jefferson, PA g Compliments of ADHESIVES RESEARCH, INC. 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 BOWNAN’S ICE CREAM Shrewsbury, PA Retail and Wholesale Phone 235-2884 SAUBEL’S INC. (717) 235-2670 158 65 E. Forrest Ave., Shrewsbury Super Thrift Party Trays, Wedding Cakes, Fruit Baskets RITZMANN’S SERVICE Outdoor Power Equipment — Service — Rentals ) Congratulations to the Class of 1983 From MARKET SQUARE SHOPPING ■ CENTER PAUL L. SMITH, INC, 741-0817 or Builders and Developers Since 1946 “Building Better Communities” Apartments — Town Houses — Single Family Homes Residential — Commerical — Industrial Developers of Marbrooke — Freedom Hills — York Manor East — Eastwood Colonial Heights — Southern Farms — Running Brook — Oakwood Manor 2449 S. Queen St. York, PA TRAIL TOOL, INC. Glen Rock, PA 17327 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 ™ SPrin9 Grov ----------ra wr? ic Main Office 10 S. Main St. 225-4724 Full Service Banking With a Pine Springs Office: Friendly, Personal Touch 1000 Hanover Rd. Rt. 116 225-5725 Deposits Insured to $100,000 by F.D.I.C. 159 IENS DANO (iV VI NA STIC. SWIMWEAR SWEATER TOPS PANTS |KIHIs SHOKTS triMPERS HAK.M AKVf.S llJwARMERS TODDkERirO SIZi i OLKJLl N |IP MI V| DANO • Wl SKIRT1- GYMNASTIC IWIMWF.AR HI.Ol i BOGYSUJIA l)[SC DKt ss| s BKAS •••NT,:- - EANT OSK. HATS. S RVt s ,v | SAVINGS UP TO rpFF SUGGESTED RETAfI PRICE OR IOWER READING STORED 350 North Park Rd.. Wyomissing, Pa. jry-' on thru Eri, 9-9? S; E. Philadelphia St.. York. Mon . Tuev and Thurs. 9-5. Wed. and Fri 9-9 ORLANDO STORE Altamonte Springs If ever Satisfied til you are. JACOBUS, PA. RILEY’S AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 50 Baltimore Street Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Phone:717 235-3266 Wilbur L. Riley, Prop. 160 i L- wt 3D «aHftgsaisa Air Conditioning Electrical Radial Tires LARRY’S £ ’ . lift v i: M 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 m,; f ARNOLD LUMBER AND SUPPLY A, ORNOLD Lumber Supply Co. 157 E. Broadway, Red Lion, PA (Rt. 74) 17356 50 Main St., Glen Rock Phone: 235-1516 State Inspection Motorcycle Inspection IriHk. Epco Plaza Shrewsbury, PA 17361 TheCLOTHES CORNER Designer and Name Brand Jeans and Sportswear Earlene Kidd Owner 717-235-6331 THOMAS AND DEIHL MEAT MARKET Smoked and Country Fresh Meat Beef and Pork for Your Freezer ■ -Jr Wrapped and Quickly Frozen At the Signal Light m3 i «% Qlen Rock, Pa. Phone: .va . Open 7 Days a Week GOODLING'S FURNITURE STORE 9 - AND FUNERAL HOME J Seven Valleys, Pa. (717) 235-4448 Hours: Mon. Thru Thurs. 10 to 5 Friday 1 to 8, Sat. 10 to 4:30 Closed Sunday Second Hand Rose Boutique in “THE FACTORY” 39 E. Forrest Avenue Shrewsbury, PA 17361 , t j 428-2366 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class “1983” Mr D. MICHAEL THOMPSON WiOrVfl Dentist 40 Water Street Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Phone: (717) 235-7690 HARRY L. BUBB ASSOCIATES CASE KEG Beverage Supermarket Exit 1 at 1-83 East Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Complete Insurance Service 4 West Main St. New Freedom, Pa. Phone: 235-3851 RICHARDSON’S VILLAGE STUDIO 28 S. Main Street Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 • Arts and Crafts • Antiques Phone 717-235-2902 162 I WHITE GUS FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. ;MF Massey Ferguson Farm Equipment Massey-Ferguson — Lamco — White Massey Industrial Sales and Service Phone: 717-428-1967 Intersection of Routes 616 and 214 Seven Valleys, Pa. 17360 Keller Agency, Inc. 'l Manchester St. I P.O. Box 126 Glen Rock, Pa. (717)235-1706 “Serving the Insurance Needs of juthern York County Since 1894” Farm, Auto, Home, Life, and Commercial Insurance EARL BROWN ORCHARDS, INC. Quality Home Grown Fruit Box 154,206 S. Main St. Loganville, Pa. 17342 Phone (717) 428-2036 163 BRICKER’S Heating — Plumbing — Pumps — Hardware — Etc. Glenn H. Biasser, Prop. 2 North Main Street Phone 235-2763 Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 MARLEY GROSS FORD, INC. SUPPLY 96 N. Main St. Spring Grove, Pa. Marley Gross 225-4765 New Park, Pa. 717 382-4846 Glen Rock, Pa. 717 235-4848 FISSEL’S INTERIORS OUTLET 235-5847 ffSBB DOMESTIC AND HOUSEWARE’S INVENTORY CLEARANCE 10% OFF ENTIRE STOCK 2 DAYS ONLY SHEETS — TOWELS — PILLOWS — LINENS FRI. AND SAT., JULY 16 AND 17 AND MUCH! MUCH MORE ----- —- J-MAC SHOE OUTLEljKpS HI ANY 2 PAIRS OR A JKtLgk 10% OFF PURCHASE OF $15 OR MORE FRI. AND SAT., JULY 16 AND 17 „ ’ DICK’S NUT AND CANDY OUTLET 717-235-5854... The Largest Selection in So. Eastern Pa. 1 lb. Jelly Eggs.59 f 21b. Roasted Peangte $1.89 1 lb- SP«C Peanuts 89 “ 1 lb. Peanut Butter $1.09 cPcC Jkfc . • ■ Your Container 99 FINLEY’S TAVERN Seven Valleys, Pa. HARRY L. TROUT 402 South Main St. Plumbing — Heating Air Conditioning Complete Water Systems Myers Water Systems Phone: 235-2857 PLASTERCRAFT THE SNOOP SHOP Market Square Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 FREE INSTRUCTIONS Kathleen Nace Gladys Spiegel Phone (717) 235-1214 HOURS MON., TUE., WED., SAT. 10-4 MON. AND WED., EVENING 7-9 THURS. AND FRI. 10-9 AWARD WINNING CAR RESTORATION final or partial restoration of all motmars by one of the tincsl family shops m the country. International reputation for sterling cruftsmcnship and service. Numerous AACA and CCCA first prize winners. In addition, superb Rolls Rowe service at non- metropolitan rates referred by R R O.C. Professionally Rrsiorinfi Cars For JO Year l Prueitt Sons, Inc. 8 Winter Avenue Glen Rock. PA 17 27 717 2 5 64 1 I RICHARD FLEMMENS (717) 235-2716 Hair Styling RD 2, Glen Rock 211 N. MAIN ST., SHREWSBURY, PA 17361 Gifts — Sporting Goods — Equipment Rentals Plumbing and Electrical Supplies — Housewares Phone: 235-3430 LINDA MARKEL’S BEAUTY SALON WHITE’S GARAGE 24 Hr. Coin Operated Car Wash Hametown, on U.S. Ill 27 Pine Street Glen Rock, Pa. R.D. 1, Glen Rock, Pa. 717-235-1803 165 T£john wg KERCHNER, INC. Ml Hides — Tall Bones — Greas Seven Valleys, Pa Phones: Loganville 428-1456 Carlisle 243-2621 Hanover 637-2021 ■ OFFICE: 428-1104 HOME: 428-3127 HARRY L. FORRY SONS, INC. Excavating Contractor R.D. 2, Box 243 Seven Valleys, PA 17360 Excavating, Grading, Hauling, Road Work BOSTIC’S New Freedom, Pa. RCA Whirlpool ' General Electric Magic Chef Kitchen Aide lA A i , i HOSTETTER’S JEWELERS Jeweler and Watchmaker 2 Hill Street ury,Pa. Phone:235-4912 Compliments of WHERLY’S 48 Water Street Glen Rock, Pa. 235-2346 COOVER’S PHARMACY Hallmark Cards and Jewelry Russell Stover Candy Photo Service 549 S. Main St. 18 Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. Glen Rock, Pa. 235-4827 235-1266 SMITH BROTHERS GARAGE 238 N. Main Street Shrewsbury, Pa. 24 Hour RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO., INC. Transportation Specialists in School Bus Transportation Light and Heavy Duty Towing Car and Truck Repairs State Inspection Phone (717) 235-1923 Night (717)235-1847 Railroad, Pa. Phone 235-3861 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 AMF INCORPORATED UNION 14 Compliments of: GLEN TRADITIONALS Glen Rock, Pa. Front St. New Freedom, Pa. 717-235-6806 ! 1 TEL 717 235-4941 FASHION OUTLET THE COUNTRY SHOP s FABRICS-SEWING NOTIONS —YARNS GIFTS AND CRAFTS MON., THURS. AND FRI. 9:30 TO 8:00 TUES. 9:30 TO 6:00 436 S. MAIN ST. WED. AND SAT. 9:30 TO 5:00 SHREWSBURY, PA 1736! 16? RTA SPACE m � INC. k 518 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Specializing in: Field Office Trailers Office Complexes Modular Buildings -o- Best Wishes and Good Luck to the 1983 Graduates For Insurance Call MICHAEL O’DELL 39-B E. Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone (717) 235-4496 % Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices — Bloomington, Illinois PHONE 235-5250 VILLAGE BRIDAL 17 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 717-235-2715 Hours: Tuesday-Friday 12:00PM-9:00PM Saturday 9:00AM-5:00PM MICHAEL G. KELLER BARBER SHOP Hair Stylings for the Entire Family MARKET SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER SHREWSBURY, PA 17361 MICHAEL ri By Fishers Jeeps Inc. RD No. 2 Red Lion, Pennsylvania 17356 717-244-3995 WINDY HILL RD. NEW FREEDOM, PA PHONE 235-6436 Sales 168 Service Leasing Dianne Karnish’s Beauty Salon FULL SERVICE SALON SPECIALIZING IN PRECISION CUTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN COLORING, FROSTING AND HENNA PERMANENT WAVES SCALP TREATMENTS STYLING WIG STYLING 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 YE OLE VILLAGE GIFT CANDY SHOP 21 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 717-235-5468 FORRY’S E ON TIRE SERVICE CENTER GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS STATE INSPECTION STATION CODORUS, PA 17311-0186 PHONE 229-2076 NARDIE’S FOOD MAI 10 East Franklin St. New Freedom Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. i Monday Through Saturday Owner — Jack and Kathy Burd Fresh Cut Meats With a Great Taste Our Own Salads Friendly Atmosphere Office: 21 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone: (717) 235-4824 Call Us for Your Real Estate Needs THOMAS’ STORE .FRESH DRESSED MEATS AND GROCERIES 433 SOUTH MAIN STREET SHREWSBURY, PENNSYLVANIA 17361 RALPH E. THOMAS 235-2847 169 NEW FREEDOM LUMBER CO. New Freedom, Pennsylvania 17349 Phone: 235-4819 President Albert C. George Lumber and Building Supplies Phone: (717) 235-2732 PIN CURL SHOP YORK CUSTOMERS CALL 8461666 Unisex Salon 223 N. Third Street New Freedom, Pa. 17349 Prop., Doris Ratliff 39 E. FORREST AVE., SHREWSBURY, PA 17361 (717) 235-4861 JOHN M. GROVE SPORTING GOODS “Everything for the Athlete” Sporting Goods Specialists — Trophies Open Individual and School Outfitters Mon., Tues., Thurs.: 9-5 Wed., Fri.: 9-9 v ; Sat.: 9-4 729 E. Market St. York, PA 17403 Phone 846-7155 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 SMITH’S QUALITY SUPER MARKET 141 Manchester St., Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 ur Own Fresh Dressed Meats — Federally Inspected Local Raised Beef Processed in Our O . 1 Modern Slaughter House One Stop Super Market Shopping Big Cash! i Savings JOHN H. RADEBAUGH GREENHOUSES NURSERY 'THE Serious Athlete 2329 E. Ruhl Road 1730 South Queen St. Freeland, MD 21053 York, PA 17403 Phone 301-329-6435 Gary J. Graham (717)846-7059 President 171 ECHO VALLEY FARMS -Simmcntal CVr jn-) SHREWSBURY CONCRETE CO. CRAFT HOBBY SHOP Epco Plaza, Shrewsbury, PA 17361 (717) 235-6614 Jaan Trout, Nancy Ahrana, Proprietors Hours Monday-Thursday 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Friday 10 A.M.-7 P.M. Saturday 10 A.M.-4 P.M. New Freedom Road P.O. Box 176 Shrewsbury, Pa. HENKEL’S McCOY, INC. Transit Mixed Concrete and Related Prod. P.O. Box 1742 York, PA 17405 Plant Phone (717) 235-3807 178 THE LEISURE FACTORY Specializing in Silk Screening 39L E. Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17321 (717) 235-6996 Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10 AM-1 PM Sat. 10 AM-5 PM (Next to Saubel’s) Custom Printing T-Shirts Transfers Etc. [irr v 1 137 N. SUNSET SHREWSBURY ■ ET DRIVE . PA. 17361 MILES APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE. INC. WILLIAM N. MILE: PRESIDENT 717-235-2097 Sales and Service • Installation • Cleaning Congoleum and Armstrong No-Wax Vinyl Good Luck Class of ”83” CARPETS BY MARTIN “After the Sales — It’s Service That Counts” Free Estimates Phone (717) 235-2548 Shop at Home Service 308 N. Main Street Satisfaction Guaranteed Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 New Freedom True Value Hardware 101 W. Main Street NEW FREEDOM, PENNSYLVANIA 17349 235-2376 Hardware, Housewares, Paint, Toys, Variety Congratulations to the Class of 83 A Weyerhaeuser P.O. Box 127 New Freedom, PA 17349 Phone 428-3744 Congratulations Class of 1983 FRITZ APPLIANCE SERVICE Fast Expert Service RD 1 Box 418B Henry Fritz Glen Rock, PA 17327 MOWERYS Plumbing — Spanting OLDE CURIOSITY SHOPPE brijant Cooling — Heat Pumps Heating Visit Our Showroom Display on Valley Street Ext’d. 31 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 235-7637 WAGNER’S AGWAY SERVICES 330 North Main Street Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 (717) 235-3288 (717) 235-1676 235-1416 P.O. Box 39, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania 17327 Lawn Garden Farm _______Supply (717) 235-6366 VuL'. tl„JL 'flDUn,, Crewel — Macram6 — Frames — Yarns Counted Cross-Stitch Needlepoint — Classes Full-Service Needlecraft Shop Tatting, Candlewicking, Custom Framing Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, PA 17361 NEW FREEDOM ■ afisn Sc s ? SUPPLY. INC. BILL RUSSELL 235-3606 717-235-3400 i nMMi-nr i BOOK PEDDLER Books — Magazines — Open 10:00 AM-9:00 PM MonJ Joseph Sue Ward Market Sq. Shopping Owners (Proprietors) Shn Cntr. ewsbury, PA. 17361 2 E. Market St. York, PA 17403 (717) 843-0031 Compliments of... STETLER GRIBBIN Law Firm Nevin Stetler Leo E. Gribbin, Jr. Michael P. Bianchini Walter A. Tilley III Joseph W. Moyer John J. Sylvanus Herman A. Gailey, III NOTAR Y SER VICES: Titles Temp. Tags Issued 10-7 Sat. 9-12 DONAHUE PRINTING, NOTARY MAGIC CO. CARDS, TICKETS, RUBBER STAMPS SUPPLIES, WEDDING INV., BUSINESS FORMS, STATIONERY AND MAGNETIC SIGNS Tel NF 717 235-2144 York 845 7261 121 W. Franklin ai Third St New Freedom. PA 17349 MAGIC NOVELTIES Equip. Accessories Tricks, Gags Prank Mdse Clown Juggling Equip. The Hummer... Soars Above the Rest in Design, Quality of Materials, and Workmanship Winner of the Oehkosh Best Craftsmanship and Reserve Grand Champion” awards ... this proven Klaus Hill design is the ultralight to go with unrestricted visibility, three axis control — no weight shift, engine prop isolation, steerable tail wheel, air restartable, and simple, yet solid construction HUMMER now complies with new ultralight rules Send $5.00 for Information Kit The HUMMER Don't Fly Anything Less MAXAIR SPORTS, INC. 32 Water St„ Glen Rock, PA 17327 (717) 235-2107 Dept. AP 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 You to Come in and Get The Following Are for Your Convei Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checi Personal Money Orders, Night Def Safe Deposit Box, Checking Acco Automatic Renewal Certificates o( Personal, Mortgage, Auto, Modern ,Savings Account) sitory, Banking by t£f Christmas Savj deposits, Loans — ation, Hditie Appit) I ; ( i Congratulations to the Class of 1983 FLOWERS BY JANE Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 717-235-4885 i Henry M. Blatner Photographers, Inc. 53 East North Street Studio at Historic York Rail Station York, Pennsylvania 17401 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 THE WISE PENNY 2 E. Franklins St. New Freedom, PA 17349 (717) 235-5713 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of “83” ADAMS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Trinity Road, Route 616 P.O. Box 399 York New Salem, Pa. 17371 717-792-3666 Telephone (717) 235-7690 D. MICHAEL THOMPSON, D.M .D. Let Your Fingers Do the Walking in the Calumet Ad Section. Office Hours By Appointment 40 Water Street Glen Rock, Pennsylvania 17327 SUSQUEHANNOCK HIGH SCHOOL R.D. 3, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania 17327 Telephone 717-235-4811 John P. Baker Assistant Principal 178 William W. Linnane Principal Congratulations and Best of Luck in the Future. Alan J. Beily and Rosa M. Baer Guidance Counselors Susquehannock High School Staff Congratulations to the Class of 1983 THE YORK DISPATCH York’s Only Evening Newspaper 15-17 East Philadelphia St. Phone 235-5327 GODFREY BROS. 854-1575 DARENE MAYS BEAUTY SALON 436 South Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. Wed. Thru Fri. Fresh and Smoked Meats — Retail and Wholesale Own Made Sausages and Bologna Phone 428-1602 (Loganville) 244-5120 (Dallastown) GLENVILLE FARM CENTER JOE’S SUB CHINESE FOOD Authentic Chinese Food! Glenville, Pa. 17329 717-235-1290 437 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA (717) 235-5141 ROBERT A. KINSLEY m Incorporated CONTRACTORS R.D. 8 • York, Penna. • 17403 Phone • Area Code • 717 • 741 • 3845 General Construction 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 Salute; May vour future dreams come true! THE FREE PRESS York County OHIco, � A South Main Stroot. Shrewjbury, Pa. 17361 Phona: (717) 23S-6835 From York 843-3003 180 f Xyour HOUSEPITALITY CENTER COHTCNTMCNT Qabfojmmi STORE ( I 21 WEST I BROADWAY. RED UON, FA. 17356 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 From Your 1982-83 Susquehannock High School Student Council 181 MAIN TOOL COMPANY, INC. New Freedom, PA (717) 235-4851 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Zenith TV, Stereo, Appliances Sales and Service 11 Plank Road, Shrewsbury, Pa. Phone 235-2921 B and S, Tecumseh, Phone 717-229-2228 and Kohler Engines STEWART’S MOWER SERVICE Complete Line of Lawn and Garden Equipment Jacobsen, Snapper, R.D. 2, Route 516 Hahn and Gilson Spring Grove, Penna. Phone 235-3724 ORWIG’S BEAUTY SALON C. B. and Scanners — Regency Sharp Microwave Ovens 27 Plank Road Shrewsbury, Pa. Congratulations to if) LU if) a: a. 01 LU H LU LEROY O. KLINEDINST ENTERPR'SES 36 Water St.. P.O. Box 68 Glen Rock. Pa. 17327-0068 PHONE 717-235-1422 DISTRIBUTOR OF WearEver Cutco the Class of '83 From Hilda and Irving Knapp Jr. Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Hours Monday thru Friday 9 !o 8 Saturday 8 to 3 MARKET SQUARE BEAUTY SALON Hah Styles Men Women Children MARKET SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER SHREWSBURY, PA 17361 (717) 235 2372 RECORD Your Guaranteed Newspaper 757-4849 183 (fife's furniture- and tame 45 - 55 MAIN ST. GLEN ROCK, PA. Phone (717) 235 - 6822 17327 Three Floors of Home Furnishings and Floor Coverings A 1 |pi' f jKWk,-— THE CALUMET YEARBOOK STAFF Extends Its Congratulations to the Class of 1983. wBKmSiI 9Bksi PATRONS Dego You have truly made my high school years very special. I have always been able to count on you for anything and I appreciate that. I know that our friendship will never die and we will always remain c lose I love you so much. Trink Speedy and Polebender: You added spice to my senior year. I hope the waves and slopes are always enjoyable. Love, T. G. karen and Randy: That J-bar is a big pain. No more of that stuff at the drive-in! Love, Grace Mr Ruth 17 years from the first to last Bailey Thanks from all of us! Linda, Ken, and Marsha Sue: What can I say? We've been close for so long. You're like a sister to me. Let's keep it that way! Love ya Bonzo, Ann Steve Thanks for being such a fantastic friend! You know you love it! Friends always. Lea Lea Always remember the great times we've had. York Catholic basketball will always be special' Best of luck at Pitt. Keep in touch. Love, Jenny Shultz: What do you like so much about this road? The trees? Ha! Ha!! Eddie: Always treasure our past together and look forward to us in the future. I'll love you forever and ever. Love ya, Theresa Ann Biser: Well, we finally got to the senior spot and its almost over. It's been the best years of my life knowing you were there. May we have many more good times. I love you. Sue Miller Mr. Hortman, Vince, Nougat, Steve, Bill, Chuck, Squirrel, Ang, Skip, and Anthony, thanks for putting up with me! Goob: Thanks for being the best buddy around Hope you have a nice summer. Learn to drive better than me. Love you always, Buzz Ed, Karen, Wendy, Warren, Eric, Brian, and Janice: Remember all the great times in shop class period 7- 8. Best of luck to all of you. Steph Kim, Anne, Mary, and Sue: To the best friends a person could ask for Love ya. Missy Ase: To a great sister whom I will never forget. May this year's experiences stay with you as they will stay with me. I'll miss you! Chris: Oh, my gosh, it's green!! Lea Laura: I'll never forget our friendship! Thanks for always being there, sweetie! Hope our friendship and your love for Skip grow ever stronger! Michele M.D., S.E., M.C., L.T., S.A., and A.M.: Remember the lead pipe gang! We will reunite in O.C.! Patty: Thanks for the help and advice. You've really helped me through tough times. I love you. Steve Chris: Where do you want to go after the movies? Holy cow! That's S.C.! Kar Laurie: God Bless You. Denise (Chem) Vie: So beat it in your little red Corvette! Denise Cin-Cin: Hi, Sweety! You've helped me so much this year. I would have been lost without you. I'll cherish our friendship forever! Thanks! I'm gonna miss you! Love, Pen-Pen Bobby: All the long talks while listening to the never-ending Bread , the laughs, the tears, and everything we've shared - that's what makes me love you! Always, Pen-Pen Paul: The time we've spent together has been the happiest part of my life. I'm hoping that our future together is even better. Love always, Wendy Paul Petros: SPLINTERS'-' How's the blister? Maybe your mom can put a band-aid on it. Hal Ha’ Love, Pen Dearest Wags: How will we ever get along without you. our Grand Dupa ? You've L een the best ad- visor we could ever have in Dupaville. Love always, Rhonda Pen-Pen and Cin-Cin: You have been a very special part of my senior year. 1 love you both dearly and we will never forget Ebby's classesL Love always, Rhonda-Bob Steph: Always remember the exercises in gym class. Fun time1 Thanks for being such a great friend! 1 nue Ppn-Ppn Hickey Hendrix: What's that on your neck We must get that girl a steak to chew on! Love, Pen Steph, Cyndi, Penny, Lpri, and Cindy You made cooking class great1 Never forget our talks about Gin- ny! I'll miss all of you. Love, Grace Rhonda-Bob-Rhoda: Hi. sexy! You're a ry special friend. Never forget Ebby's classes! Love, Pen-Pen Lori: Hi, Beave’ You've been the best friend anyone could ask for. Never forget the great times we've had. Love, Pen IN GRATITUDE AND FRIENDSHIP, A SIMPLE THANK YOU j THE STERNER FAMILY Cheryl and Darlene: 1 have a lot of fun when we're together This summer is going to be even better. Friends like you art? hard to find. Cyndi Mrs Howell: Thanks for your help. 1 appreciate everything loanne Wendy, Lisa, and Cindy: Never forget our sexy conversations in Chem. You are all terrific friends! Good Luck next year. Rosemary Stephanie: Remember all the great times at school and Clair's! Good luck in the future in all you do. Keep in touch. lane Miss Stauffer Thanks for being such an inspiration to M.L.B. from day one of her high school years. Her Parents W Tesse-Don't forget all the movies we've seen this year. T.C., C.W., and M.J. will never forget us. .JjrKiki Jmgr Squid: How is lane Baby doing?! Caryn and Lori 1 lebbers: You're a great sister! Good luqk with the rest of your school years Doce Guidance Dept.: Thanks for a greaU enior year and all the hard jobs to do. Chris and Diane Fonda Rhonda: You are a great friend and we have shared some great times together. I'll never forget you. Keep in touch. Love, Pam The Carpio's: Never forget National Disaster Week - chicken leggin, brownies, powder battle, the prank, N.F., and the bus ride. Love Pam Mr. Quay: Next year the trumpet section cooks! lust wait until stage band - Today, SHS |azz Band, tomorrow, Montreaux Summit! Tim, Bryan, and Scott Grace: Hold on to the J-bar next time! Karen Brenda 1 am so glad we became friends. Thanks for being there for me. Never forget all the crazy times we have had. Love, Pam Mr. Houser: Have a happy year from the mad bomber Unlike 81-82 period 9 English, Eric made me do it! Elizabeth: I'm glad 1 really got to know you this year You are a great friend. Good luck in high school. Love, Cheryl 186 Patty: 9-fo-81; il vnot m lault!! Kim W We havefbeen through a lot together and I'tft glad that uef«r4or me. «nte| lort h twe t: ta rl sh i p t hat we have L yvp. I 'in Pe.ni y.It s wwfead we W,I a., ,i:retj , id lealnlsy Choi I'lhn. Calev. diKI Ar ■ ■ hi or : C r M l.ack oi the r he-am K asn i ihat tun.'Mjmx hnstui -n though we didn't see in I • kafbn Richardson, wGlInc ex U e|K'Ou - Slim. A.R.M.. ‘'Christ njs Carri JlaWi short liggvi Tink. and Mundis. Thanks for the good times in hoocey. which we cou©� t hayrlhad with' ■ - qther. •' JWt Rosemary I love you . op loving .u I hflSiq JBot r lives are spent ’ fim I ■£ , tabie: jk Grace, Karen, and Denise - rerrfWWRp me fJn fi es and the little ,lk we had T. ■ areandgo Lose Debt) , I itB; lust remember Jl tose homeroom talks we had Thanks a lot tor helping me f tough my rough I en Tljanks for being such a goocrfriend ard lor helping me with so much It s bee a great vear M thanks to you. See you soon Sis Lisa: Hi GYB I hope your last years £■ be as much fun as mine Thanks for being you Enpy vourselt and tike care. Bunny V [Lea Thanks tor helping me with my problems. Nothing I could say in a levy sho words could ever ex- press ■ iv gratitude and feelings Love, Steveil ■ T.E.: We had some good times in ; oor Glen Ro k vt'e'lUalwJys be friends Yw helped me alot this yea Thanks' TLA. Heather: Five flats' Next time, put me in an easjenkeyf greit Worfting,3ith you. Luvya. Per -Pen: Never forget all of the special times |ev ? sharedjand mose harc[ times we made it through tc ether. Our friendship will stay witni me former! Love irfcri Benjum T B. Bresde Mam: You are thl bestesf friend ever! Thanks for all the great times with more to come. Thanks for Being a friend! Sammy Shappe Mam Bobby: Ours is a rare and specia'pne If nothing else, may our friendship last forever I'll love you ie my favorite to, Leese Baby: )h, should have it. Let's trv ti e other, side of the room (Yes-no. no-yes, sorta-maybe.) Davis Bal W Ebony: Come oac k to Jamaica Remember Chang. Sheet, and the rockin' times we had i -on(Greg) Brian: You've beejti a very special person in my life and l never forget you11 love you’ Rhc nda Birdleggs Wilson: Loc fc l oc bey, Looney!! Hi, sweety We're gonna miss that sexy bod anX those luscious legs! WhaH Xe gonnJdo without you? Pen-Pen and Rhonda-Bob 187 Dupe: How could we eveujorgeti jnd ville? and our own Grand Dupa We've had a lot of fun together I'll never forget you and Bill! i I Love, Rhonda Madame Burton: Merci beajcoup pour toutes les choses que tu faisais pour mpi |e ne t'oubi|rai jamais! un estoujours, mer i. Avecamour Moi Chris. Thanks for being such'a fantastic friend' Never forget all the great times we've had.. Keep in touch! I loyty u1 Le | Brett: I II always.cher sh the fun times we spent together and J’m looking forward to a bright, happy tuture with you. I love you! Rosemary Bp; Penny: Thanks for always beii g there when I nagged to talk You are a great friend and I'll never forget you. Love, Lo- rything. We will keep in touch after gradua- 1, 1 Irinky: You're the best friend I've ever had. Thanks ft tion. I love you Lea My Two Best Friends: Rock the boat, don't rack the boat, aby’ Never forget those gre t memories together. 1 hanks for being my friends and let's leep in touch. Franc is Steph R.: We'vi been through a lot but through it all we havemianaged to be friends. Never forget go- ing South and t the movies! Love. Grace 1 Wendv Thanks for making me so happ and being such a wonderful persorT Wpe we toye a great future together. J TPaul f qBF Brian: I will always'femember the fun times we had together|jtgyer forget your Spanish and sorry about the cardboard on Love. kflBa B Debb Remember all the great tunes we ha Pthe rain! Thanks for b£ing a special frtend in my%st year of scfbol’ Love ya, Sandy Mike: I love ypu very much and I always will Never forget all oufsgreat times and most of all never forget I love you. Anne Ebbey: You're a special teacher ariff friend. Thanks for all the help during our Dear AbbeyY sessions. We'D miss you, but we’ll be back to haunt you! Love ya, Cin-Cin, Pen-Pen, and Rhonda-Bob Wade: Good Luck in the future. Love, Mom B. Wag: Have a great summer, be good, and keep makin' tracks! Luv, Habitrail Spurg: You may not be here with us but you'll always be on our minds and in our hearts. I ll love you forever. Lori Love, MLB Well, this makes number three for us. Congratulations and best of luck in the future, fvtqn ____ esting subject for M.L.B N.|.B. hris and aren: To a great other half of the relay team! We wish you luc k always and hope you will be in track next year so we can make districts Laura and Michele Tony: I have so much love for you that words just canTexpress I hope we have a great future together and remember I'll always lo.yg u. Love, Cindy Pen-Pen: C H R I S TX... is Bobby here? I dressed up just for him and and I know he’s not coming! '■ Cin-Cin Steph Ragfr: i'll never forget the friendship you ve freejy given me. I'm glad we had the cruise to Fipromp rlr ,pr CFiris Mnsipr My favorite Greek and greatest friend: Thanks for adding so much to my senior year. See you the sum- mer of 85. Love always, Olsa • 188 Mark Neilsen: Even though you're a Bonzo, I still love you. I'll never forget all the fun times you added to my senior year Suzie Q. A.L., B.B., S.C.: Pd. 10 Bio thanks you for making my senior year so great. Love, M.B.; P.S. Thanks to pseudoman also. Teresa: We've been friends for a long time and have to stay in touch! Love ya, Rhonda Bobby: You've been a special friend and I'll never forget you1 Love, Rhonda Cyndi: What we have done without you? We'll never forget you! Love, The Gang |ude: We re best of friends forever. Never forget our good times together I'm sure there will be many more to come! O C. fever forever! Love ya, Mich AFS: You have all been so great this year. Thanks for being such great friends and a special thanks to Miss Krumrine. I will always remember you. The Swede Brian and Keith: Thanks for all the great times in track. The relay team won't be the same without you guys. Thanks for everything. lory and Travis To the Class of 1983: Thanks for being such good friends. It's been a great year Hope to see all of you again Swiss Joey (loseph): To the nicest, cutest freshwoman in school. We've had some excellent times and I hope they continue. Love, jory 28 Slave: Halloween is gone, but the old witch is still around. What did we do wrong? It was fun! Love ya, The Other Slave Karen R : Please don't drive on the grass! Take Care Love ya, Chris R. Mr. Naylor: To a really nice teacher who put up with us two years in a row. Thanks. Cathy and Lisa Anne: I love you very much and will always remember your sweet touch. Remember mine. Love, Mike Michele: You've been a real sweety! Have a good time with I.S., Ik, and your all time favorite, B.B. Love ya, )udy Pen Pen: Hey baby, be good at those parties or you II get yourself in trouble! Cin Cin Missy: You're a great friend. Never forget the football games, movies, bowling, homeroom, and shopp- ing. I hope we will always be friends. Love, Pam Dego: Can I stay over tonight? Love always Wes and Trink Grace: You better watch out for those Ginny 3. they'll get vou every time, squirt. Cindy Tony: Our love is like a rainbow, never ending’ Love. Cindy Mr. Quay: Wanna buy a candy bar? This stupid sax won t play1 They re using music! Jennifer Best Wishes to homeroom 214, especially Flash and my adopted son. ' Congratulations' Love, Miss Goss Thanks for all your support during our 1982-83 field hockey season: killer Miller, Mit, Mary, Slim, liggy, Tink. Mundis, Jere, and thanks to our coaches, tans, and friends Flash (esse All my love is yours today and forever Tell Chester he'll Ire doing overtime when school is out! Love you always, Babe. Dee D.R . C T and P S.: We're off to see the wizard! . . Be a pepper! Mert What's MEGA mean? leanne: You've made this year somewhat exciting Well never forget your motto: Seniors forever!! Your Bus Buddies eat her' I'll Hon: Not the PINTO again! Love you, Eche Bob Vinson: Best of luck to a super nite guy! I'll miss seeing your smiling face in the halls! Take care! Love, lennifer • -y Tim, Good Luck in the future. I want my donuts, you got your pizza Karen Alan Moore: I wish I could have gotten to know you better. Too bad v e didn't. Good lu of your life. Cheryl left: You play piano prett good. Good luck at NECIC!' Kel, Lolli, Tess r Cim: Don't corrupt trie . rget mi ank you aj I spelled it right! Steve Mr vilci friend that I met this yeal� Wre jy, but ... such is life. I'41 never forge i at the ocean! a,ery| Karen Thanks tor being there Good luck id the good nates we had together. I couldn't'begin to sa I loAvou. flE Steve Terri Ann simply Shelley Evelyn: To Spence Behave love you Cathy 1 isa S To the girl of my dreams. I hope we wil will. Love always, Rob w be her I love much and always very Karen: What did he do in your hand?! GR( )SS!! Deb, Denise, Sanm', d SrKjfren. Fifth period ipnc Good luck and Keep in touch. Love ya, Grar e Good Lu jnr gi vish you the best it LmsDJHere's to the vyorst yeartauxjHives k Father Bob: I love you! Tesse: There's that guy in the red hat! Look at those buns Sallyanr -n Bob H ac ou had not guys! year. Best t with me! yq C : You re a ver sft Miss Callo.a You’ve cl Tim CraigJjPatty iairbe Wags: Senior Aide wa live on and on Sid Lisa: Hi sis! You are a v lerry's kids, jot riod tO known! .'fSinuvely, Salve Magistra (Miss K John (Delwin): You arc always, Lori W Tiffy Thank you tor m You : cial friend ■and I lo e You! nged and Qatfelter Love, Mrs. H. and Tis. i-3-4-5-6-9 pe eat an on e.Kosier n y good trien Oh give me � Cheryl Bozo's d urr mbers roam an Po you me and I our relations e re prota: o! pu! vv unny ob Sis, Jim, anc Gang Mr. Marks: Hey, CHESTER' Too bad I haven't had any good dreams lately, but I'll keep tryingl You'll always be my favorite MOLESTER! Get kinky! Love ya, Babycakes Anne: Thanks for making my Senior year the happiest time of my life. I love you! David To the Shultz Clan: You've becormUike bi other j Kisters to me this year. Thanks for all the kindness you've shown to me. Jeff , Kelly: You have been the best sister Thank you so much or a beautiful year and remember that I will always love you. Juliatj Bud: I'll never forget the special moments we've shared or the discussions we've had. You are everything to me and I love you. Always, Robbie Paul P.: Did your mommy put a band-aid on it lately ? Lori Butch Lori Keesey: I owe you my life! Thanks. Missy Polebender: Catch a wave! Love ya. Speed Demon Ion: I love you with all my heart and my love will never change for you. Shona Spurg: I come to your resting place, arrange your flowers with loving care. No one sees the tears or feels the heartache as I turn to go, knowing I must leave you there Love, Lori Amy: You are the best! Thanks for always being there. Stay sweet and never forget any of the good times. Love ya always, loanne Tom: I told you that you would make it. Thanks for all the great times in school. Love, Steph Chris and Anne To my two sweetest friends. Don't forget all the talking we did 9th period study hall about Steve, Mike, and |ohn. Shona 1 What plays a trumpet and goes 90 mphi1 MF in a blender! Don't worry Bryan, we ll get a new one next year! lenmfer Brown Marsh: Thanks for all your help throughout the years. We've finally made it. I'm glad we've been so close. Hey Marsh, oh, my Cod, it's an animal! Love ya, Ann Crow: Throw me an orange! Think you'll go swimming this summer? Andy probably will. Don't forget your 2x4' Man ... GET OUT OF MY FACE' Rene: You will never know how sorry I am we couldn't go to school together. I love you dearly! Penny: Remember all the great times in gym and in cooking class. Thanks for being a friend. Steph A.K.B.: To a sweet girl; loads of luck in the future Love. Mom B Brenda G : What ya blushen for?! M B. Lunch 4th Mrs. Blough: To one of the nicest people in the whole world. Thanks for all the advice and everything Ginney Warrior Hockey Team: Thanks for the super season and for the many great memories ... our big vic- tory over Spring Grove. Best of luck. Seniors. Love, Little Red Ridinghood Lea: You'll never beat me at PIX-AX-PETE! Love, Bill Todd: Thanks for being a super friend and for being there to lean on Your friendship means a lot to me! Take care and God bless. Sue g, . Lisa: I have something to tell you, but I can't tell you who told me. Karen Amy. Good Luck in Central Penn. Keep in touch. Love. BcJI John Conlan”: To a guy I have the hots for. Love those buns! Anonymous else Love, loanne Grace: Watch out for the squirt of the hose next time' David: You are the most beautiful person I know and what we share is special. Thank you for loving me. Tina M.: the past years have been good ones. Always remember all those good times and may we have more. Sue M. Annie: Well, what do you want me to do about it? Thanks for being a friend. I love you. Lea. It was a GOAT! Bobby: Tell us a story please! We'll never forget you, School won't be the same without you and all your crazy antics. N change. Dawn and Jenny Bobby: Thanks so much for corrupting me! Between me and my iced tea and you and your hickeys , we make a nice pair. N.P., right? Love, Pen-Pen Lori: You're a great friend that I will always need. Always remember the great times we've had and will have together. Love, Theresa Buffy, Bootsy, and Kip: Members only may not be as close as we once were but we will always be members only! Bitsy Lisa and Sue: Stay out of trouble your senior year. I expect to see you at my house, ready for a party every weekend. Love, Sallyann Alan: I'll never forget all of our talks. I'll miss you and your support. Thanks for being a friend. Love ya, Sallyann Mr. AJB: What number is this - 4? . . . Guess what happened this weekend? ... Do you think I could apply to another college? SAS Forella: I may see chickens on car roofs but at least I don't see goats with death wishes in the middle of the highway! Keep in touch. |e t'aime. Ann Steven: Even though we didn't really get to know one another until this year, I feel very close to you. I hope we ll retain that closeness after graduation. Love ya, Ann Jeffery Effery: Always remember the great times we've had in band! Best of luck at Northeastern and in the future! You'll succeed! Love, Jennifer Amy S.: Thanks dear friend. We have been through many thingsJWe have laughed and cried, but made it through. Remember I'll always be here for you! Love, Vict e Hubby: Never forget all the great times we've had. I'm gonna miss you next year. Thanks, that's why I love you so much. B.P. A.K.B.: There is no way to express our friendship. All the good and bad times brought us together even more. Thanks sis, let's not drift apart. Ann, Karen, Wade, Rhonda, Marsha, and Tina: What a great bunch of friends in my senior year! Remember all the fun things we did together. I love you all. Sue Miller lere: You're the best friend I have ever had! Never forget those wonderful moments we shared! 15 more minutes please!! 1 love you, Juliana Big Brother: To a guy I always look up to and always will. Love, Little Sister DL: Thanks are insufficient for all the encouragement you've given me all these years. You're a great musician; don't ever forsake your talent! JM Alan Moore: You've been a great friend! Always remember the times we had in Latin! Somehow we survived through! Keep in touch! Love, Jennifer 192