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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

EHAN LEN ROCK DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Each year the Calumet staff dedicates the yearbook to someone it wishes to honor. Through four years we developed friendships, com- peted with and against each other, and learned to unite as a class. Some time during our senior year, we realized that this time together would soon end. Outwardly we said we were looking forward to the end of our school careers but we also realized it was the end of four years as a class we will never nave again. 4 HOMECOMING 84 WENDY KURTZ, QUEEN Gail Luckenbaugh, 1st runner up Cheryli Muth, 2nd runner up Jodi Krom Lisa Kauffman Wendy Miller Karen Hofstetter Amy Gross Amy Williams Kelly O'Connor 5 16 BREAKING EVEN The 1983 edition of the Warrior football team began the season with two straight wins and everyone began thinking of county champion- ship. A convincing loss to Central maae us realize we still had a way to go. Scoring 70 points in the final two games brought us a 5-5 record and a satisfying season. Senior Mike Hoover achieved a personal goal as he led the York County League in scoring. Right: The Warriors celebrate another score! Middle Left: Mike Cline shows good form as he kicks against Eastern. Middle Right: Great blocking helps Mike pick up big yards. Bottom: 1983 WARRIOR FOOTBALL TEAM - First Row: S. Graves, M. Cline. L. Moore. S. Bolton. D. Sanford Second Row: Coach Lininger. Coach Alwine. T. White. D Fritz. M. Hoover. B. Speir. E. D'Anna. S. Wagner. D. Lloyd. Coach Hoover. Coach McCusker. Third Row: Coach Abbott. B. Krout. L. Goldstein. S. Traynor. K. Me bust. L. Wojtkowiak. K. Bart I. M. Case. M. Gladfelter. S. Green. D. Sides. B. Lindecamp. I. Attig, M. Blake. Coach Powell. Fouth Row: T. Duerr. M. Messner. T. Wysocki. T. Stauffer. T. Smith. D. Rosier. M. McNew. G. Matthews. T. Stauffer. C. Rose. D. Glatfelter. S. Weyant. P. Smeigh. J. Skelly. D. Ream. P. Riley. Left: WARRIOR COACHING STAFF — Tom Hoover, Head Coach. M. McCusker, A. Lininger, C. Abbott, K. Alwine. B. Powell. Middle: Quarterback Steve Traynor gets the Warrior offense rolling. Bottom Left: SENIOR CO- CAPTAINS — Mike Hoover. Eric D’Anna, and Brian Speir. Bottom Right: Mike Hoover scores against Eastern. WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! In only their first season, the Warrior Soccer Team proved themselves the class of the league as they won the coun- ty championship. The senior-oriented team played hard, aggressive soccer, proving to everyone else in the league that we are the champions! Far Right: Ron McKay on the attack! 20 Opposite Page: Top: Steve Allen takes a pass. ... , . Opposite Page: Middle Left: Serious faces during pre-game talk. Opposite Page: Middle Right: Dave Tones and Bob Allen work a pass. Opposite Page: Bottom: WARRIOR SOCCER TEAM — First Row: Rj McKay. I. Warrington. C. Bilbie. Second Row: T. jones. S. Melanokis. G. Burgess. C. Lozzi. M. Bilbie. R. Fairbend. G. Schwarzman, J. Cunningham. Third Row: D. LaPore. M. Masis. B. Roppellt, D. Jones. S. Anderson. S. Allen. T. Or- wig. K. Jones. B. Allen. Top Left:Mario ponders the game dur- ing halftime. Top Right: Coach Ebersbach discusses the game plan. .... Below Left: Rick Fairbend dribbles downfield. Bottom Right: Chris Bilbie passes the ball ahead. 21 CROSSING THE COUNTRYSIDE Cross country became one of the two new fall sports at Susquehannock. Led by seniors Ron Carey, Jim Buchanan, and Catie Moore, the team finished the season with a .500 record. Grueling, after-school prac- tices paid off as Coach Hortman’s crew surprised a few schools around the county. Big things are expected next season. Right: Hurry Ron. you’re being followed! Below: MANAGERS — K. Scnuchart. B. Boyd, L. Smith. Bottom: 1983 WARRIOR CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - First Row: C. Billet. B. Alt. M. Williamson. K. Shaeffer. Second Row: J. Buchanan. R. Carey, P. Langis, K. Allen, C. Moore. NEAR THE TOP A 6-1-5 record was not good enough to win the county championship but we saw the same kind of great field hockey we have come to expect as SHS. A milestone was reached this season as we became the first school in the county to record its 100th win. This team and all tne teams of the past who helped contribute to this remarkable record should be congratulated! Right: June Alt attacks the ball. Middle Left: Karen Hofstetter tries to get by her opponent. Middle Right: The ball attracts a lot of sticks. Bottom: 1983 WARRIOR VARSITY HOCKEY - First Row: J. Alt, D. Williams. G. Luckenbaugh. S. Bortner. M. Ringer. Second Row: M. Carman. J. Hoover. B. Eckels. D. Davis. C. Terrell. J. Matthews. Third Row: J. Shaver. L. Landis, C. Holler. K. Hofstet- ter. W. Mundis. C. Kyger. L. Ritz. Left: The action gets hot and heavy. Below Left: It’s a traffic jam around the coal mouth. Below Right: Aggressive play from Gail Luckenbaugh. Bottom: JV HOCKEY TEAM - First Row: S. Duerr, T. Beck, K. Anthony, C. Wysocki, A. Kurzmiller, L. Bupp. Second Row: S. Gould. P. Stoner, L. Holley, G. Zaldiver, L. Landis, J. Jacobs. Third Row: J. Schenk, L. Milldr, B. Markel. C. Pennella, C. Yount, R. Wilson, S. Boyd, L. Somerville. 25 FROM TEE TO GREEN The golf team finished with another winning season as they recorded an 8-4 record. Playing on the tight Bon Air Golf Course, the team has the reputation of being fundamentally sound with steady players at each position. A nucleus of seniors proved to be a steadying in- fluence on the younger players until all were playing like links veterans by the end of the season. Coach Deffenaall’s guidance helped create an exciting team. Right: WARRIOR SENIOR GOLFERS — K. O’Connor, J. Crowder, B. Ruby, C. Moltz, R. Goodhart. Bottom: Gary Ensor putts for par. Top: 1983 WARRIOR GOLF TEAM - First Row: C. Moltz, G. Ensor, S. McWilliams. J. Stevenson. M. Rohrbaugh. Second Row: J. Stevenson. B. Ruby. R. Goodhart, K. O’Connor, J. Crowder, T. Geesey, Coach Deffendall. Left: Senior Golf Team veterans. Bob Ruby and Kelly O’Connor. Above: Pitching close to the hole to save par. 27 A NEW BEGINNING The Warrior Basketball Team began the season with a new head coach, Mr. Alan Lininger. With a nucleus of experienced underclassmen, the new coach looked for steady improvement as he stress- ed a new system based on strong fundamentals. The Warriors began the new year and league play with a 5-5 exhibition record and the championship of their own Invitational Tournament. Right: George Cramer looks to make the outlet pass. Below: Kyle Bartl takes charge on a rebound. Bottom: WARRIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Front Row: G. Cramer, M. Cline, S. Traynor J. Attig. Back Row: J. Hartenstien. E. Gross, S. McCreary. Coach Lininger, K. Bartl, T. Graziul, M. Gladfelter. Top Left: WARRIOR JV BASKETBALL TEAM - Front Row: J. Stomberger. K. Weigle. T. Stiffler. B. Franklin, C. Rose. Back Row: D. Gladfelter, C. Lozzi. S. Callender, D. Tomasic. J. Pinkley. T. Miller. M. Dell, K. Getz. Top Right: Jim Hartenstein puts one up. Left: Mark Gladfelter drives to the bucket. Middle Left: MANAGERS — B. Bury. L. Fair, L. Kauffman, and M. Methlan. Above: The Warriors battle for a rebound. 29 MAT MAGIC The Warrior wrestling team brought many exciting moments to Susquehannock this season. Three tough losses to Dover, Dallastown, and Spring Grove did not lessen our appreciation of their fine season. Right: A Warrior struggles for an escape. Below Left: Pete Riley squares off with his challenger. Below Right: Bruce controls the action. Bottom: WARRIOR WRESTLING TEAM - First Row: B. Lindecamp, M. Bilbie. C. Bilbie, J. Warrington. P. Buskey, J. Marchio, W. Trout. Second Row: Coach Krebs. S. Bixler. B. Daniel. P. Riley. M. Hoover. B. Riley. P. Langis. T. Beaverson, R. Troxell, N. Schroeder. Third Row: Coach Bilbie, M. Harman. W. Williams. G. Burgess. B. Winemiller, T. Seeders, L. Wojtkowiak, G. Martin, B. Krout, A. Brenneman. J. Crowder, B. Speir, K. Schuchart. 31 STEADY IMPROVEMENT The Warrior Girls Varsity Basketball Team con- tinued to show steady improvement as they improve their basketball fundamentals. A good blend of seniors and underclassmen proved effective on the court. Top Right: Cheryl Kyger drives for the basket. Below: Warriors battle for a rebound. Right: Joan Walker looks to pass the ball. Bottom: WARRIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM — S. Bortner, D. Sanford. M. Carman. D. Fronzak, C. Brown. K. Hofstet- ter. C. Bartenfelder, C. Holler, C. Kyger, Coach M. McCusker. 32 Top Left: WARRIORS GIRLS ]V BASKETBALL TEAM — Front Row: S. Graves. Coach C. Wagner. Back Row: J. Hoover, C. Wysocki, E. Trout. R. Wilson. J. Walker. T. Richards. J. Schenk, C. Terrell, P. Stoner. Top Right: Jena Hoover heads down court. Middle Left: Joan Walker pulls down a rebound. Above: Darlene Fronzak dribbles against tight defense. Left: Shawn Graves dribbles the ball inbounds. 33 BUMP, SET, AND SPIKE Early-season wins had everyone thinking this was our year but the reality of mid season losses made us realize we still had a ways to go. Right: The ball draws a crowd. Below: Kim Martin serves an ace. Bottom: JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Front Row: Managers: S. Toy. J. Hartenstein. Second Row: Coach Baer, Coach Culbertson. M. Meyer. A. Forbes. |. Hoover, C. Kyger. R. Wilson. C. Butcher. W. Mundis. C. Pennella, D. Wilhelm, H. Brown, T. Ritzmann. C. Yount. S. Hasener. Top: VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — B. Boyd. D. Sanford. D. Myers, K. Martin, L. Landis, S. Bortner, C. Brown, C. Holler, D. Fronczak, C. Bartenfelder, Coach Baer. Left: We celebrate a victory. Above: Lorrie battles at the net. 35 STICK MEN OF SHS The baseball team finished the season with a sub .500 won-lost record. Their record did not reflect their competitiveness as they battled in the eastern division of the York County League. Right: We show good glove work around second base. Below: That's too much lead! Bottom Left: Shawn pulls back on an inside pitch. Bottom Right: Chris rounds third and heads home. 36 Left: WARRIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM — Front Row: |. Taylor. D. La Pore. T. Stiffler. Second Row: S. Traynor. G. Burgess. D. Gladfelter. T. Miller. E. Gross. Third Row: A. Wagner. C. Billett. J. Miller. J. Warrington. C. Bilbie. S. Mc- Creary. Fourth Row: Coach Blough. Coach Herron. K. Bartl, J. Pinkley. Below Left: Kyle heads for third. Below Right: Steve applies the tag. Bottom Right: Dale lays down the perfect bunt. 37 FEMALE CINDERS The Girls Track Team put another fine season together. The strength of the squad lies in its fine group of underclassmen which makes for an ex- citing future. Right: Carol Wysocki breaks the tape first. Below: June is being chased! Bottom: Deb leads the girls out of the blocks for the 100 meter dash. Top: GIRLS TRACK TEAM — First Row: K. Grossberger, L. Haverstraw, J. Zaldivar, D. Davis, S. Graves, S. Duerr, L. Landis. A. Kurzmiller. G. Luckenbaugh, A. Thompson, C. Eary. Second Row: T. Aboenschein, J. Parsons. S. Harris, J. Alt, M. Price. M. Burns, C. Wysocki, K. Wolczeski, S. Navotny, K. Hodgson, M. Geleta, N. Schroeder, G. LaPore, M. Ringer. Third Row: L.Fagley. K. Shaefer, J. Jacobs, K. Katzenberger, J. Schenck, M. Carman, K. Miklos. S. Wagner, K. Klein, J. Helms, K. Hofstetter, D. Vain, J. Walters. T. Close. C. Moore, C. Shultz, M. Hoffacker, L. Miller, L. Murray, L. Winemiller, S. Russell. Left: Genny runs the second leg of the 3200 relay. Above: Amy sprints away from the field. 39 CHAMPIONSHIP YEAR The SHS Boys Track Team proved their abilities as they captured the Division B cham- pionship. Led by a group of veteran seniors, the team compiled many individual school records which will stand for years to come. Right: Ron Carey leads the pack through the final lap. Below: Scott takes a good handoff to maintain the lead. Bottom: Warriors Attig and Bolton go 1-2 in the dusting of the Bobcats. 40 i Top: WARRIORS BOY’S TRACK TEAM — First Row: S. Lip- piatt, C. Rose, T. Stauffer, P. Riley. P. Langis, M. Heinle, K. Dise, K. Jones, J. Buchanan, B. Alt, D. Owens, B. Bowers. Sec- ond Row: J. Skelly, S. Bolton, M. Blake. T. Smith. S. Allen, C.Danz, A. Cunningham, E. Dema, K. Allen, J. Lebo, B. Bowen, J. Denk, K. Parsley. Third Row: T.Stauffer, D. Hebei, T. Trujillo. J. Attig, M. Harman, B. Elliott, D. Munch. R. Graziul. J. Dennis, T. Seeders. B. Franklin. G. Cramer, L. Wojkowiak. B. Speir, R. Carey, B. Alpaugh, R. Messersmith, D. Miller. L. Fagley. S. Russell. Left: Brian Speir prepares for a mighty heave. Above: Up. up, and away. 41 THE SPORTS YEAR IN REVIEW - - .Ju . tT YEARBOOK MEMORIES The efforts of the Calumet year- book staff are often overlooked as you page through this publication. Selling ads to finance the book, meeting deadlines, and layout decisions all help to make it an ex- perience we’ll all remember. Right: Calumet sales are going well. Bottom Left: Dale records another ad. Bottom Right: Jenny checks out the picture-taking schedule. 46 Left: Mr. Becker and Editor Jenny Brown talk over important year- book business. Bottom: CALUMET YEARBOOK STAFF - First Row: M. Burd, K. Blower. J. Brown. Editor. K. Sevick. S. Berger Second Row: M. Ringer. A. Ballard. D. Smith. C. King, D. Munch. 47 KEEPING UP WITH THE NEWS The Courier staff did another great job at keeping the school informed of all the latest hap- penings. The editorial section gave the student body a chance to sound off on important school issues. Timely reporting and well-written articles made for interesting reading. Right: Lisa proof reads editorial copy. Bottom: COURIER STAFF — First Row: W. Kurtz. Advisor, Miss Wagner, W. Bladen. Second Row: K. Kisner. ]. DeBeaumont. C. Moore. L. Trager, S. Elliott, D. Munch. Third Row: L. Michaels, C. Shaeffer, A. Lichtenwalter, N. Hildebrand, T. Sweeney. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Council had another eventful year. As always, Council ran the concession stands at both the football and basketball games. Collecting cans of food for the needy put everyone in the Christmas spirit. The Oriole basketball game was enjoyed by all. All in all, Council left its mark on the school year. Right: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — S. Bortner. K. O’Connor. M. Carman. A. Williams. Bottom: STUDENT COUNCIL — M. Shaeffer. S. Williams. E. Gross. S. Traynor. D. LaPore. T. Stiffler. L. Landis. J. Krom. L. Landis. K. Hofstetter, G. Zaldivar. B. Alt. W. Mundis. K. Blower. J. Bollinger, B. Boyd. W. Kurtz, G. Luckenbaugh. A. Williams. L. Kauffman. D. Johnson. M. Carman. P. Elliott, S. Graves, J. Jacobs. S. Bortner, P. Riley. 50 Top Left: SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES — P. Elliott. S. Graves. M. Carman. J. Jacobs. W. Mundis. B. Alt, G. Zaldivar. Top Right: JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES — K. Blower. S. Bortner, P. Riley. J. Bollinger. E. Gross, S. Traynor. D. LaPore, T. Stiffler. B. Boyd. Left: SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES — W. Kurtz..G. Luckenbaugh. A. Williams. L. Kauffman. D. Johnson, J. Krom. L. Landis. K. Hofstetter. Above: FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES - J. Copp. M. Gould. G. LaPore. A. Kurzmiller. M. Schaeffer. K. Young. L. Landis. AFS: AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR The AFS chapter at Susquehannock is without a doubt the strongest in the county. Each year it hosts exchange students from around the world. The International Weekend is always a huge success as our school plays host to the exchange students of the county. 52 Opposite Page: Top: AFS OFFICERS — L. Holley, President, D. Miller, Secretary. K. Kok, Treasurer. C. Cashour, Vice President. Opposite Page: Left: Exchange students, Chuck Cashour went to Turkey, Mario Masis came to SHS from Costa Rica, and Tiffany Burke came from Australia. Opposite Page: Bottom: S. Russell, J. Forry, C. Klinka, L. Holley, J. Harten- stein, M. Masis, L. Yanchoris, L. Smith, D. Wilhelm, J. Matthews, J. Brown, K. Blower, S. Wagner. L. Spicer, M. Wamer, M. Weiss. R. Schwarz, D. Fritz, K. Nine, R. Smith, W. Lavery, K. Kok, M. Grove, D. Miller. D. Stull, B. Walpole, S. Tillman, J. Lynch, J. Bushman, B. Bowen. C. Cashour, T. Burke, T. Trujillo, A. Forbes. Right: Tiffany Burke. Australia Bottom Left: Chuck Cashour, to Turkey. Bottom Right: Mario Masis, Costa Rica. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Few of us will realize the honor of being selected into the National Honor Society. It’s an honor unequaled in a student’s academic career. Right: Ron lights a ceremonial candle. Below: Speeches are part of the ceremony. Bottom: The NHS stands together as a group. Left: Advisor Miss Adams presents the in- dividual certificates. Below: An acceptance speech? Bottom Left: The NHS performs the candle ceremony on stage. Bottom Right: Mr. Linnane congratulates the group on achieving this honor. 55 A COMPETITIVE FIRST This year marked the beginning of field competition for the Warrior Marching Band. Using the football halftime shows to finely polish their competition routines, the band did surprisingly well in their first competitions. These new trophy ad- ditions to the school showcase are just the beginning of more to come. Susquehan- nock can be proud of the group who represents them musically throughout the state. 56 Opposite Page: Top: The trumpet section belts out a tune. Opposite Page: Left: Drum majors. Toby Orwig and Jenny Musser snap to attention. Opposite Page: Bottom: WARRIOR MARCHING BAND — First Row: J. Musser, T. Orwig. Second Row: B. Bury, R. Oplinger. S. Devine, S. Meckley, S. Orwig, R. Harris. R. Groncki. Third Row: S. McBlain, C. Meyers, C. Herbst. Fourth Row: D. Hartman. D. Miller. A. Trump, C. Shearer, J. Deisinger, C. Boardman, A. Forbes, B. Herr, S. Carr, P. For- nadel. Fifth Row: A. Mohar, B. Hennen, L. Sipling. S. Par- sons, L. Logan, C. Stewart, M. Wayland, M. Krebs, M. Rit- tenhouse. L. Luckenbaugh. M. Ferro, P. Klinka. C. Brown, B. Milkano. Sixth Row: J. Hartenstein, S. Alexander, A. Duerr, D. Nace. D. Krebs, S. Lippiatt, S. Knepper, T. Oversmith, B. Berittett, T. Bortner, M. Thomas, R. Miller, R. Meyer, M. Markle. Top: The band enjoys the halftime. Above Left: Lining up for the halftime show. Above Right: We feature the Warrior drums. 57 BANNERS HELD HIGH Out in front of any good band is a group of good majorettes and flags. The Warrior March- ing Band is no exception. The twirlers and flags performed their crowd-pleasing routines during their performances on the field. Long hours of dedicated practice paid off as the gins strutted their stuff. RIGHT: CAPTAINS - D. Gladfelter, L. Wood. N. Hildebrand, J. Gochenour, K. Young, B. Sack. 58 Opposite Page: Middle Left: MAJORETTES - M. Shultz, D. Myers, K. Young. I ' Smith, M. Rider, C. Shultz. Opposite Page: Bottom: HONOR GUARD - B. Gladfelter, C. Der- by, D. Nearhoff, B. Henry. L. Kordek, T. Wilhelm. Left: SILKS — First Row: D. Gladfelter, D. Gladfelter, N. Hildebrand. I. Wood, J. Gochenour, L. Kurilla. Second Row: J. Mohar. M. Watson, V. Port, T. Snyder. K. Lesight, S. Hoffman, J. Kopp. Bottom: RIFLES — L. Linton, H. Brown, B. Sack. L. Banihashemi, D. Derby, M. Meyer. 59 SPORTS AWARDS The Sports Award Night is dedicated to all the athletes who have earned their honors on the playing fields. Susquehannock High School is proud of its student athletes who represent the school throughout the county. The letters and certificates they earn will not last nearly as long as the memories they have gathered. Top Right: Mr. Markel presents the 9th grade basketball awards. Above: Coach Bilbie says thank you to Pete Riley. Right: The basketball players examine their letters. 60 LOTS OF SPIRIT The football cheerleaders did their usual excellent job of bring- ing out the most spirit from each Warrior football fan. Long hours of practice resulted in well- coordinated cheers and routines. The Homecoming pep rally brought out the true spirit of the squad. Right: |V CHEERLEADING SQUAD - D. Matthews. T. Richards. B. Amereihn, D. Hartenstein, C. Richard. V. Rollman. Middle Left: Wendy stands at attention at the pep rally. Middle Right: Poetry in motion. Bottom: Tammy and Wendy urge the crowd. Right: Missy and Kim lead the the Warrior cheers. Below: Buddy and his trusty megaphone. Bottom: VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD - Front Row: J. Krom. A. Williams. Second Row: W. Kurtz, J. DeBeaumont, W. Miller. K. Martin, M. Forte. Third Row: C. Bowen, T. Cramer. 63 CHEERS In every sporting event there is natural excitement and its the job of the cheerleading squad to use the crowd response to tne team’s benefit. The basket- ball and wrestling cheerleading squads prepare in advance for their seasons as they synchronize cheers and learn their routines. Their crowd appeal makes the games and matches that more enjoyable. Right: WARRIOR ]V BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING SQUAD — Bottom: C. Rickard. J. Balent. D. Matthews. Top: M. Ringer, B. Amerhein. Below: The Varsity Basketball Squad takes in the game action. Bottom: Front Row:!. DeBeaumont. C. Bowen. A. Williams. J. Krom, B. Eckels. Back Row: K. O’Connor. K. Martin. T. Kramer. W. Kurtz. G. Luckenbaugh. W. Miller. Top: WARRIOR JV WRESTLING CHEERLEADING SQUAD - Front: C. Ford, T. Amspacher. V. Rollman. Back: L Smith V Port Bottom: WARRIOR VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADING SQUAD - Front: T. Guerish. W. Mundis. B. Boyd, V Robinson A Gross. Back: B. McCarthy. K. Wlocheski. ’ 65 EVERYONE SING The Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and various Sunday ser- vices at the area churches gives the local community a chance to see our vocal accomplishments. Under the direction of Mr. Nicholson, the group’s joy of singing comes through in the performances. Right: Mr. Nicholson leads a rehearsal. Bottom: MIXED CHORUS - First Row: K. Russel, S. Berger. J. Rider. J. Matthews, K. Young, S. Stevens. J. Peirmatteo. M. Bilbie, M. Arent, C. Shearer. A. Patterson, D. Williams. M. Burd, E. Shearer. J. Forry. Second Row: K. Katzenberger, T. Feldman, S. Harris. ). Buchanan, R. Schwarzman, S. Skelly, R. Nichols. B. Stinar, M. Promo, T. Knepper, K. Getz. R. Miller, D. Watkins, B. Sprenkle. T. Guersh. A. Ballard, D. Hartenstein, C. Knefly, S. Wagner. Third Row: J. Hartenstein, D. Matthews, D. Wilhelm. A. Heath. R. Chilcoat, C. Stewart, T. Wysocki, M. Krebs, D. Krebs. A. Alpaugh, M. Weis. A. Forbes. J. Gochenour. Fourth Row: S. Hoffman. K. Schaefer. K. Katzenberger, T. Close. J. Attig. D. Jones, C. Bilbie. T. Jones. A. McDowell. K. Lange, H. Brown, J. Walter, D. Rohrbaugh, L. Crud- den. Fifth Row: C. Yount, S. Hasener. L. Baum, M. Shultz. Top: GIRLS CHORUS - First Row: S. Sliger. L. Walker. W. Harrison. T. Beck, K. Grossberger, L. Ransier, S. Wilcox, J. Kopp, L. Kurilla. J. Mohar. Second Row: A. Berlin. K. Gibbs. J. Parsons. J. Lynch, A. Duerr, |. Rogers, J. Emig, E. Ritz. Third Row: C. Shaffer. C. Ehrhart, C. Kile. A. Myers. L. Peltzer, S. Shroeder, T. Proveaux, C. Derby, K. Mummert, A. Minetos. Fourth Row: M. Herbert. M. Shaulis. K. Valentine. T. Abenschoen, C. Gryzmala, J. Page. S. Russell, J. Frank, D. Wilhelm. Above: Left and Right: Practice does make perfect! 67 MUSICAL TALENTS The musical talents of the students of SHS are best displayed through the Concert and Stage bands and the orchestra. Right: Brian Bennett does a trumpet solo. Below: SHS Stage Band Bottom: SHS Concert Band 68 AFS DANCE FEVER The finale to a great AFS weekend was the dance. Everyone got to show their latest dance steps as they boogied around the floor. The evening was highlighted with the crowning of the king and queen. Right: King Porter and Queen Sue enjoy a dance together. Below: Amy just saw a mouse run across the dance floor. Bottom Left: Table talk helps pass away the evening. Bottom Right: Tiffany and Mario enjoy themselves. 70 Top: AFS COURT — First Row: J. Rufo. L. Kauffman Second Row: M. Carman, Queen S. Bortner, D. Baer. Third Row: K. Mebust, M. Granodos, King P. Little. T. Burke. B. Speir. Left: Sweden meets Australia at the AFS dance. Above: The dance floor is a busy place. 71 FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON This year's all school play dealt with the touching topic of one man's retardation and how he became a genius, only to return to his former state. The cast gave a memorable two night performance that left a lot of people with a tear in their eye. Right: Vicki applies make-up to Scott. Below: Margaret straightens Bill’s sheets. Bottom: The cast of the all school play, Flowers for Algernon 72 Left: Charlie has a confrontation with Jackie. Below: The hospital staff explains the incinerator process to Charlie. Bottom Left: Burt discusses the party with Mrs. Nemur. Bottom Right: Janice makes up the finishing touches. 74 INTERNATIONAL WEEKEND It’s a weekend for all the AFS students of the county to get together and make new friends. When it ends, there are memories we can cherish fora lifetime. Right: Classroom talks help us understand each other. Below: Tiffany makes new friends easily. Bottom: Singing talents come through at the assembly. Top Left: One of the best things about AFS Weekend is eating! Top Right: The AFS tea was a big success. Left: Manu break dances at the assembly. Above: Extra energy is taken care of with an AFS volleyball game. 77 AN EVENING OF FUN The senior class members and their parents work together to put on the Fun Fair. The money raised through this event is used for the senior All-Night Party. Food, fun, games, and prizes work together to make an enjoyable evening for all involved. Everyone involved ap- preciates the cooperation and pa- tience it takes to have a successful evening. Right: Darts away! Below Left: Everyone hopes for good luck at the gambling wheel. Below Right: When they told Mr. Powell he’d be the HIT of the Fun Fair, he didn’t think they meant this! 78 Top Left: Catey helps a lucky winner! Top Right: Trez shoots for the can. Above Left: Everyone's hungry! Above Right: Time out! 79 ACADEMIC AWARDS NIGHT Academic Awards Night is that special time we choose to honor our academically talented students. The awards and scholarships are a small indication of the fine academic programs we offer our students at SHS. Right: Mrs. Baer presents Chris Hafford with her senior aide pin. Below: Al Tomasic presents Diane with her scholarship. Bottom Right: |une receives a scholarship. 80 MORE AWARDS Top Left: Mr. Ruth ex- plains how students of the Month are selected. Top Right: Mr. Linnane presents an award. Right: The AFS Chapter presents special service awards to Mr. and Mrs. Ir- vin Rappoldt. 82 CHAEL CASEY ROSE Born May 19, 19( Died May 13,1984 m_______„ x As a member ofjPie Sophomore Class. Casey was well, classmates. His mgh school activities centered arottnci before his untimely death, he competed in the county t meet as part of our relay team. Illyse of us who but those people who became his close friends cffiTTd sjrfh Regardless of how well anyone knew him, we ail will miss him. I wn and liked by many of his fellow where he excelled in track. The day meet and was going to go to the district lim well thought he was quiet and shy. was fun-loving and great to he around. 83 SENIOR PROM It's the social event of the year at Susquehannock. Everyone dressed up in their finest and headed to the York Banquet Center for a great meal and a fantastic evening of fun and excitement. By the looks of the faces, everyone had a memorable time. 85 ALL NIGHT LONG The All Night Party is the culmination of graduation night activities. Everyone realizes it will be the last opportunity to be together so we enjoy every minute. Right: We know what you like best about the party! Below: The videos theme looks interesting. Bottom: The faculty seems to be having a very good time! Left: A relaxing break on the porch gives us a chance to think about the evening's activities. Below: You can forget about anv diets at the ALL NIGHT PARTY. ADMINIS- TRATION AND FACULTY IIWH DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Right: Dr. Richard Hupper, Superintendent Below: Genevieve Elias, School Psychologist. Bottom Left: Dale Keagy, Business Manager. Bottom Right: William Murphy. Assistant Superintendent. Top: SOUTHERN YORK COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD - Sitting: Mr. Gordon Shaffer, Mrs. L. Clare Cox, Mr. C. Dwight Summers, Mrs. Ann Miller, Mr. Dale Keagy. Standing: Mr. Melvin Smith. Mr. Thomas Queitzch, Mr. Thomas Moore, Mr. Richard Townsend, Mr. Larry Spangler. Middle Left: ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE STAFF — Mrs. Bubb, Mrs. Blachowicz, and Mrs. Baumgardner. Middle Right: BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF — Mrs. Bensel, Mrs. Krebs, and Mrs. Bolth. Left: HOME AND SCHOOL VISITOR — Miss Manchey. 91 READY TO HELP They go unnoticed as they go about doing their every- day tasks. They ask for no special favors except for an occasional “thank you and a smile. All of us have been guilty at one time or another of taking them for granted but when you stop to think, how many of us would want to do their jobs? Top Right: Our ever faithful bus drivers. Middle Left: MAINTENANCE - Mr. Ferree. Mr. Alban, and Mr. Shue. Middle Right: Bud Beaverson, Head of Buildings and Grounds Right: JANITORS — Mrs. Alwine, Mrs. Mickey, Mr. Kline, and Mrs. Kearney. 92 Left: Joann Hoeck, Teacher Aid Below: Ruth Fornadel. Teacher Aid Bottom: CAFETERIA STAFF — J. Sommerville. P. Noble. G. Smith. R. Nace. M. Miller. S. Shamer. G. Biser. and D. Gladfelter. 93 HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Right: Mrs. Musser shows Tina the finer points of office work. Below: Donna Robinson and Sharon Musser, Office Secretaries Bottom Left: William W. Linnane. Principal Bottom Right: John P. Baker, Assistant Principal GUIDANCE AND LIBRARY They are those special people who schedule us, guide us, listen to our problems, and help us find that special book needed for the book report due tomor- row. We often take the services they render for granted. To these five people we say “thank you.” Left: Linda Howell, Librarian Middle Left: Kay Blough. Library Assistant Middle Right: Alan Beily, Guidance Counselor Bottom Left: Rosa Baer, Guidance Counselor Bottom Right: Roberta Wertz, Guidance Secretary 95 FACULTY FRIENDS The faculty at Sus- quehannock is a group of dedicated individuals who teach us, guide us, and coach us in the ways of life. We are fortunate to have made them a part of our lives during this im- portant time. They were not only our teachers, they were our friends. Carolyn Adams. English Nancy Ahalt, Business Kenneth Alwine, Science Jeffrey Becker, Art Donald Blough, Social Studies Kim Burton, French Michelle Callear, Home Ec. Kelly Crist, Reading Jeffrey Dull. Business 96 Pamela Ebersbach, Business Robert Ensslen, Power Tech Elizabeth Fowler, English George Gerba, Science Sheila Goss, Reading Wendell Harris. Business Robert Heap, Social Studies Thomas Hoover. Phys. Ed. David Hortman, Ind. Arts Gary Houser, English H. Arlene Keeney, Nurse Thomas Kerrigan, Social Studies Christine Lauer, Mathematics Ronald Leese, Science John Loucks, Ind. Arts Wayne Margelot, Drivers Ed. 98 Carl Markel. Social Studies Pete Marks, English Jeff Miller. Mathematics Thomas Naylor, Mathematics David Nicholson. Music Julia Pensyl, LIU Special Ed. jack Peters. Latin Robert Powell, Phys. Ed. 99 Robert Quay, Music Gerald Quinn, Science Elwood Ruth, Spanish Terry Rynearson, Social Studies Carol Scheuerman, Phys. Ed. Susan Shultz. English John Sparmblack, Science Denise Stauffer, Phys. Ed. Karl Steger, Music 100 Roberta Thoman, English Mary Tombesi, Home Ec. Daniel Trimmer, Science Michael Volkert, Metal Cheryl Wagner. English Lowell Wallace. Graphics Jerry Wood, Mathematics Kathy Yeater. Music Earl Yeckley, Mathematics 101 UNDER- CLASSMEN 103 JUNIOR CLASS As juniors, we have settled into a routine of school life. The one thought in our minds is that final senior year. Right: HOMEROOM 225 - First Row: J. Bollinger. M. Burns, D. Buchanan. D. Capel. L. Blevins. Second Row: B. Bull. J. Balbier. T. Bradfield. K. Bartl. J. Attig. B. Bury, C. Billet. Third Row: B. Boyd. C. Bowen. L. Cluster. J. Bowen. C. Brown. S. Carr. J. Bressan. J. Brown, C. Boardman. Below: We take time out to read the latest letter. Right: HOMEROOM 224 - First Row: S. Duerr, M. Gray. J. Gochenour. K. Feagley. M. Gohn. M. Edminston. Second Row: E. Dema. B. Elliott. R. Groncki. M. Gibbs. Third Row: K. Edrington. K. Dongas. J. Deisinger. P. Dennis. L. Crudden. M. Ferro, M. Gibson. B. Eckels. 104 Top: HOMEROOM 223 — First Row: L. Haverstraw, P. Henry, M. Hoffacker. Second Row: B. Herr, B. Henry, T. Kramer, M. Hengst. A. King. K. Lehneis. Third Row: D. Lapore, P. Lauer, D. Krebs. S. Jaasund, P. Langis. M. Harman, C. King. K. Helmick, K. Grove, E. Gross. Left: HOMEROOM 222 - First Row: K. Martin, J. Matthews, M. Meyer, L. Moore. D. Miller. Second Row: A. Martin. T. Mur- ray, B. Markle, M. Methlan, A. McDowell. M. Mays. L. Linton. B. Mc- Carthy. M. Miller. Third Row: T. Miller, S. Mickey, D. Metallo. R. McCoury. J. Miller. K. Mebust, B. Lin- ton. T. Lopez, S. Mc- Creary, R. Messersmith. 105 Right: HOMEROOM 220 — First Row: }. Seitz, A. Shaeffer, T. Schroeder, K. Shuchart, L. Ritz. Second Row: K. Schriver, B. Sack, V. Robinson, S. Roginski. M. Price, S. Rinehart, V. Port. Third Row: K. Sevick, T. Oxenrider, D. Rosier, K. Nelson. T. Seeders. D. Shive, T. Ox- enrider, P. Riley. Below: Vicki Port is caught in thought. Bottom Right: Cafeteria chatter at its finest! 106 Above: HOMEROOM AUDITORIUM - First Row: L. Sipling, J. Smith. L. Smith. L. Smith, S. Smith. L. Chandler. Second Row: T. Snyder. J. Simpson, D. Swartz. D. Sides. R. Smith. J. Swonger Third Row: T. Stif- fler. J. Taylor, C. Stenley, J. Stevenson, T. Smith. M. Thomas. J. Stough. Left: HOMEROOM AUDITORIUM - First Row: K. Wolcheski. D. Williams. Second Row: S. Windsor, A. Trump. L. Tibbs, S. Webb. S. Wagner. W. Wagner. Third Row: S. Yarborough. R. Trox- ell, S. Traynor, J. Wilson. R. Winemiller. M. Wayland. R. Tracey. 107 SOPHOMORE CLASS Our second year in the building made us a little more familiar with our sur- roundings. We were no longer the new kid on the block. Right: HOMEROOM 235 - First Row: A. Ballard. B. Amereihn. C. Blevins, S. Brass. Second Row: T. Bailey. S. Boyd, L. Banihashemi. T. Bittner, C. Bloom, T. Amspacher, C. Bollinger. W. Behrens. Third Row: M. Bilbie, K. Allen. B. Boggs. K. Bad- ders, C. Brown, M. Allen, S. Bixler, M. Allen. T. Adams. F. Bond. Above: HOMEROOM 233 — First Row: T. Feldman. T. Eaton. C. Ford Second Row: T. Cover. D. Garrison. K. Copenhaver. J Caum. D. DellNoce. K. Dine. Third Row: M. Dell. K. Getz. |. Cunningham. G. Ensor. S. Fix, F. Finnin, B. Franklin. J. Fleetwood. C. Danz, B. Danial. 108 Left: Doug and Mike pass time waiting for the end of the day bell to ring. Below: HOMEROOM 231 - First Row: M. Ensor. C. Hoffman. D. Gladfelter. T. Guersh. D. Gladfelter. B. Gladfelter. Se- cond Row: K. Hodgson. S. Harris. J. Han- cock. B. Henry, J. Hoover. K. Katzenberger. Third Row: D. Hoff. K. Getz, T. Jones. G. Hendrix. M. Gray, E. Gates. ). Green, S. Harrington. 109 Right: HOMEROOM 230 - First Row: N. Lopez, A. Kinstler, K. Kok, A. Markle, L. Kordek, D. Marplo. Second Row: W. Lavery, J. Messner, J. King. M. Moyer. P. Kissamore. M. Nielson. P. Little. Third Row: B. Krebs. K. Klein, D. Nearhoff, M. Leslie. D. Lichten- walter. S. McBlaine. C. Klinka, W. Mundis, C. Kyger. Bottom: HOMEROOM 229 — First Row: V. Rollman. M. Ringer, C. Ricker, J. Schenck. T. Rollman. K. Paul. Second Row: K. Jones. K. Parsley. D. Ryan, J. Golzari. D. Pajtis. M. Novak, T. Sacoman. E. Plata, C. Rose. Third Row: T. Richards. C. Pennella, K. Schaeffer, J. Rehmeyer, R. Pruss, C. Lozzi. D. Owen, S. Orwig, T. Ritzmann, D. Rohrbaugh, T. Reely. 110 Top: HOMEROOM 226 — First Row: S. Wagner, P. Stoner, C. Ter- rell, S. Wolfe, S. Tillman. Second Row: T. Somerville. R. Townsend, J. Urban, K. Weidamier, C. Taylor, D. Tomasic, B. Walpole. Third Row: S. Wagner, J. Tracey, C. Shultz, D. Watkins. T. Trujillo. L. Wojitkowiak. W. Williams, J. Skelly, P. Smeigh, L. Spicer. M. Sweeney. R. Wilson. Middle Left: Lunches can be fun! Middle Right: Is this another locker raid? Left: HOMEROOM GYM — First Row: C. Yount, L. Yanchoris, I. Wood. Second Row: J. Youngman. J. Wynn, K. Zeigler, B. Sherman, T. Wysocki. Third Row: E. Shearer, G. Zaldivar, M. Shaffer, S. Hoffman, N. Schroeder, K. Nine, K. Yeager. Ill FRESHMAN CLASS As a freshman, you are the underdog, the new guy on the block. There’s a new building to find your way around, new rules to follow, and new friends to make. Right: HOMEROOM 125 — First Row: L. Campbell. S. Carman Second Row: R. Chilcote, P. Carr. Third Row: B. Kopp. N. Caruccio. C. Cummings. Y. Chandler. A. Capps. D. Clark. M. Cramer. R. Chilcoat. Bottom: HOMEROOM 110 — First Row: T. Beck. A. Alpaugh, P. Baker. C. Barrett, L. Bupp, M. Baker. K. Anderson. T. Beck. Second Row: T. Avery, S. Brady. A. Bosley. A. Berlin. T. Abenschoen. P. Blankenship. H. Brown. D. Baer. Third Row: R. Amspacher. D. Augburn, M. Black. D. Alwine. |. Busier. A. Brenneman. S. Anderson. F. Bodani, M. Amend. M. Babinchack. M. Black. G. Baugher. 112 Top: HOMEROOM 127 — First Row: R. Doll. J. Forry. J. Frank. C. Ehrhart. L. Gaeckler. Second Row: S. Gates. L. Feagley, K. Gibbs. A. Duerr,). Emig. T. D’Anna. Third Row: K. Dise. J. Fuller. C. Dun- can. M. Depaula. J. Demmit. J. Dennis. B. Dill. D. Disney. T. Fritz, A. Greene. B. Fair. Left: Smiling pretty for the camera. Above: HOMEROOM 136 — First Row: C. Gryzmala. M. Hartlaub. J. Helms. ). Heath. M. Herbert. Second Row: L. Henderson. K. Grove. A. Horton. A. Heath. S. Gould. K. Grossberger. W. Harrison. Third Row: S. Guerin. D. Gise. D. Hebei. S. Heininger. T. Gladfelter. B. Hoffman. M. Hartenstein. D. Graziozi. M. Heinley. X 113 Top: HOMEROOM 137 — First Row: A. Kurtzmiller, C. Kile, W. Johnson, S. Lehman, K. Lesight, M. Johnson, L. Keeney. Second Row: B. Kemper, W. Krebs, R. Jennings, D. Kasten, N. Lehneis. Third Row: K. Keating. T. Knepper, A. Kupish, B. Krout, J. Lebo, M. Kirkendall, K. Lamotte, J. Kovaly. Right: Chris tries to get your attention. Top: HOMEROOM 139 - First Row: M. Lumpkin. L. Miller. G. Looney. A. Minetos, J. Lynch. Se- cond Row: D. Lynn. A. Mebust, B. McCullough, J. Miller. B. Metzger, P. Martin. Third Row: A. Mohar. R. Meyer, J. Matter. W. McSherry. D. Miller. C. Miller, J. Marchio. Left: HOMEROOM 140 — First Row: K. Mummert. J. Parsons, A. Myers, B. Pearce. Second Row: P. Owens. J. Mundis. K. Noaker. D. Nace, J. Owens. Third Row: C. Myers. J. Page. D. Pearson. C. Paulach, M. Patenni, B. Mummert. L. Peltzer, N. Moody. 115 Right: HOMEROOM 143 — First Row: M. Rider. J. Rogers. T. Proveaux. M. Shaeffer, S. Schroeder. T. Roloson. Second Row: ). Rufo. S. Russell. N. Price. E. Sauerman. L. Ransier, T. Roginski. Third Row: M. Secrist, B. Rosinger. R. Schwarzman. K. Ross. T. Rosenzwig, M. Rickard, S. Shuchart, E. Rohrbaugh. M. Proveaux. R. Snyder. R. Reely. Below: HOMEROOM 144 - First Row: J. Stevens. S. Sliger, T. Spicer. J. Sliger. K. Smedley. C. Smith. Second Row: S. Skelly, C. Ehrhart, B. Stiffler. S. Schwartz. K. Spies. L. Shearer. W. Stoner. T. Snyder, T. Sweitzer. Third Row: B. Sprenkle, W. Shaffer. ). Stevenson. T. Smith. S. Stevens. |. Simon. B. Stinar. R. Seufert. j. Serio, D. Stull. M. Strausbaugh. 116 Top Left: HOMEROOM 145 — First Row: L. Winemiller. A. Thompson. T. Waltemyer. S. Waltemyer, S. Wilcox. Second Row: S. Winemiller. S. Toy, M. Watson. K. Valentine, j. Walker. T. Wilhelm. D. Wilhelm. M. Weiss. Third Row: S. Traynor, ). Wherley, J. Wynegar. L. Walker. K. Weigle. J. Yan- choris. J. Tharp. B. Winfrey. K. Young. Top Right: Mike gets creative in ceramics class. Above: FRESHMEN EXTRAS - First Row: A. Bix- ler. L. Kurilla, L. Holley. M. Swam. L. Walker. M. Goletta. L. Gaeckler. J. Hall. Second Row: D. Alban, T. Swain. E. Ritz, D. Hartman. S. Williams. E. Em- mell. M. Warner. Third Row: T. Schmuck, M. Thoman. K. Lewis. E. Paddock. M. Lynch. S. Warr- ington. B. Hunnings. B. Bortner. B. Martin, M. Krebs, J. House. M. Schnell. M. Kordek. K. Lindecamp. B. Milankow. Left: What’s for lunch? 117 119 I SHOIN3S CLASS OF ’84 As we graduate from SHS we have many memories we’ll cherish for a lifetime. The friendships we developed mean as much as the diploma we carry from here on graduation night. As we look back years from now, we’ll pause to remember those times as some of the best of our lives. Below: Senior. George Cramer, goes up for the shot. Bottom: Hungry seniors can't wait to go through the lunch line. STACY AIKEN AMY ALBAN JUNE ALT JESSE BASINGER STEVEN ALLEN ■I BRIAN ALPAUGH ■,'M CYNDI BARTENFELDER SCOTT ANDERSON TROY BEAVERSON 123 CHRISTOPHER BILBIE WARREN BLADEN KEVIN BOGGS SHONA BOLTON TITUS BORTNER THERESA BECK Right: Holiday celebration in the home ec. room. r mm LORI BRICKER GREGORY BURGESS RONALD CAREY JAMES BUCHANAN MICKEY CASE Above: Sparks fly in the metal shop. CHARLES CASHOUR 125 126 Above: Chuck, Mario, and Tiffany represented Susquehannock well in the American Field Service program. ANDREW CUNNINGHAM DENISE DAVIS TRACY CRAVEN MARY CUSTER JACQUELINE deBEAUMONT THOMAS DEHOFF 127 JEFF DELL SUE ELLIOT 128 DONNA DERBY RICHARD FAIRBEND VERONICA FALCONE DOUGLAS FRITZ DAVID FORD MELISSA FORTE Above: Gail Luckenbaugh and Karen Hofstelter were senior co-captains of the field hockey team. OPPOSITE PAGE: Troy struggles to get free. 129 RICHARD GOODHART kiy KATHIE HERBST RICHARD GRAZIUL ROBERT HARRIS NICOLETTE HILDEBRAND JAMES HARTENSTEIN MICHAEL HINTENACH 130 KAREN HOFSTETTER 1 LAURA HOLLEY ABOVE: The senior class cheers it up at the homecoming pep rally. 131 Above: Troy and Jim compare science notes. JOHN JASINSKI DIANE JOHNSON LISA KAUFMAN DAVID KLEIN CYNTHIA JACQUE DAVID JONES CARYN KLINE 132 133 WENDY KURTZ LORRIE LANDIS KAREN LANGE CATHY LAPOLE o ANITA LICHTENWALTER LINDA LOGAN 134 I VINCE LEWIS JOHN LEBO DEAN LLOYD MARLIN MARKLE DAWN McCANN GAIL LUCKENBAUGH TAMMY LUMPKINS KIMBERLY MIKLOS 135 Opposite Page: Feeding time at the zoo. ALEX MILES WENDY MILLER CARL MOLTZ ARNOLD MOORE 136 TERESA NICKLOW JEFFREY MOULDEN LYNDA MOORE CHERYL MUTH SANDRA NACE KELLY O'CONNOR GILBERT O'DONNELL 137 ROBIN OPLINGER ROBERT PAPALE JOYRIDER JOYCE ROKOS STEPHEN PAJTIS 138 139 Above: I just love homework! Above: Some of our hard-working seniors get caught in the act! CHRISTINE SCHAEFFER ROSEMARY SCHWARZ GREGORY SCHWARZMAN JEAN SHAVER CHRISTINE SHIVE ERNEST SEE CINDY SHEAFFER KEVIN SHUCHART CHRISTINE SHEARER MELODY SHULTZ 141 KAREN SPEELMAN DANA STEIN BRIAN SPEIR JERRY STINE JOHN SOLTES DOREEN SPERA TODD STONER 142 Above: For a senior, graduation night is a time to remember. JAMES TRONE WENDY TROUT CHRISTINE WAGNER 144 145 Above: Toby Orwig finds interesting reading in the library. KIMBERLY WILLIAMSON JAMES WARRINGTON ANTHONY WHITE 146 a?r' r Pictures Unavailable for the Following Seniors: M Scott Bolton Michael Brass Joseph Bull Traci Christopher Kimberly Fotters Robert Fischer Douglas Harrison Michael Hoover Angela Maddocks Stephen Melonakis Bruce Riley Garland Rose Jerry Stumbo Deborah Vain Sharon Walpole Michael Wells 147 MARIO Mario Granadas came to Sus- quehannock High School from Costa Rica. Spending the school year with Rick Fairbend and his family, he soon learned the routine of school life here in America. Mario liked sports and played for our county cham- pionship soccer team. He ap- peared to be very quiet but those who became friends knew he was funny and outgoing. If you asked Mario the one thing he liked best about our country, he would say the girls! TIFFANY The first time you heard Tiffany Burke's accent, you knew she couldn't be from Southern York Coun- ty. Tiffany came from Australia and stayed with Karen Hodgson and her family. Those people who got to know her well really enjoyed her bubbly, outgoing personality. Everyone was impressed with her artistic ability. We’ll all miss her and her vegemite sandwiches. 149 OUR NIGHT TO SHINE What can be said about graduation that hasn’t been said before? It's a moment we all strived for for twelve years. Now that it's here, we have mixed emotions. We are sad, happy, and unsure of what the future brings. But when everything else is put aside, we realize that it is our night in the spotlight. Right: Seniors wait their turn to walk on field. Below: Proud parents and friends watch the ceremonies. 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STATIONERY AND MAGNETIC SIGNS Tel NF 717 235-2144 York 845-7261 121 W Franklin at Third St New Freedom. PA 17349 MAGIC NOVELTIES Equip Accessories Tricks. Gags Prank Mdse Clown Juggling Equip May your future dreams come true! THE FREE PRESS York County Office, 5A South Main Street, Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone: (717) 235-6835 From York 843-3003 Commonwealth National Bank Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1984. Good Luck for the Future. New Freedom Office 235-1206 From: PHIL KAUFHOLD, MGR., KEVIN McBRAIRTY, ASST. MGR., NORMA PADILLA, ASST. MGR. (Paid by the Managers of the Shrewsbury Pizza Hut) 157 THE WORD CHRISTIAN BOOK GIFT SHOP Books, Cards, Music Sunday School Material Jewelry, Gifts (Will Take Special Orders) Open 6 Days Market Square Shopping Ctr. Shrewsbury, PA 235-1195 SMITH BROS. SUNOCO SERVICE STATION ----PAYS — |YOtK CUSTOMERS CALL 235-192311854-90771 EVES - 23S-IM7 238 N. MAIN ST. SHREWSBURY Plastercraft TRAIL TOOL, INC. Oakridge Drive RD 2 Glen Rock, PA 17327 235-1893 THE SNOOP SHOP Market Square Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 Free Instructions Kathleen Nace Hours: Gladys Spiegel Mon., Tue., Wed., Sat. 10-4 Phone (717) Mon. and Wed., Evening 7-9 235-1214 Thurs. and Fri. 10-9 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 r i BY FISHEL’S JEEPS INC. RD No. 2 Red Lion, Pennsylvania 17356 717-244-3995 Sales Service Leasing Phone: (717) 235-2732 PIN CURL SHOP Unisex Salon 223 N. Third Street New Freedom, PA 17349 Prop., Doris Ratliff 158 LaVERNE KEESEY INTERIOR DESIGN Window Treatments, Lamps Gifts and Accessories 1225 E. Market St. York, PA 17403 (717) 843-3720 Carpeting Vinyls NEW FREEDOM FARM HOME SUPPLY, INC. New Freedom, PA 17349 Bill Russell 717 235-3606 your HOUSEPITALITY I CENTER cSMsuKt I FMRHITIIPF STORE 717-244-7667 (J U 21 WEST 6110 0WAT, «EO LION. 7A 17356 (717) 235-7937 Your Guaranteed Newspaper 757-4849 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of “84” ADAMS ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Trinity Road, Route 616 x P.O. Box 399 York New Salem, PA 17371 717-792-3666 159 MAIN TOOL COMPANY, INC. New Freedom, PA (717) 235-4851 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Good Luck to the Class of “84” NARDIE’S FOOD MARKET 10 East Franklin Street New Freedom, PA (717) 235-2516 Open 8 AM to 9 PM Monday Through Saturday Owner: Jack and Kathy Burd Choice Meats, Delicious Storemade Salads Lunch Meats, Cheeses, Party Trays Broasted Chicken, and Much, Much More LELAND’S HAIRSTYLING CENTER Appointments Not Needed NEW FREEDOM In the Factory Marjorie M. Leland 39 E. Forrest Ave. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Tues.-Fri. 9-6 Sat. 9-5 235-5971 235-2195 101 W. Main Street New Freedom, Pennsylvania 17349 235-2376 SAUBEL'S Hardware, Housewares, Paint, Toys, Variety SUPER MARKET Shrewsbury, PA Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 8-9 Friday 8-10 Saturday 8-8 Sunday 9-6 161 Compliments of ADHESIVES RESEARCH, INC. Glen Rock, Pennsylvania 17327 U.S.A. Congratulations to the Class of 1984 AMF INCORPORATED UNION MACHINERY DIVISION Adhesive Coated Products Glen Rock, PA Office: 21 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA Phone: (717) 235-4824 Free Estimates MHIC 17638 LAWN RANGERS LANDSCAPING, INC. Call Us for Your Real Estate Needs 828-7096 SECOND HAND ROSE BOUTIQUE 1811 Pot Spring Road Lutherville, MD 21093 CASE KEG in “The Factory” Over 70 Brands of Beer and Ale 39 E. Forrest Avenue Shrewsbury, PA 17361 (717) 235-4448 Hours: Mon. Thru Thurs. 10 to 5 Friday 1 to 8, Sat 10 to 5 Closed Sunday 1-83 at Exit 1 Shrewsbury, PA (717) 235-5766 162 May your future dreams come true! THE FREE PRESS York County Office, 5 A South Main Street, Shrewsbury, PA 17361 Phone: (717) 235-6835 From York 843-3003 © Compliments of the SHREWSBURY CONCRETE CO. New Freedom Road P.O. Box 176 Shrewsbury, PA Law Offices STETLER GRIBBIN Transit Mixed Concrete and Related Prod. Plant Phone (717) 235-3807 EARL BROWN ORCHARDS, INC. Quality Home-Grown Fruit 138 East Market Street P.O. Box 2588 York, Pennsylvania 17405 Nevin Stetler Leo Gribbin Michael P. Bianchini Joseph W. Moyer John J. Sylvanus Herman A. Gailey, III Walter A. Tilley, III 260 S. Main St., Loganville, PA Phone: (717) 428-2036 163 (717) 755-2600 Fred E. Gregg President RICHARD S. MILLER Plumbing and Heating 144 E. High Street New Freedom, PA 950 North Hills Road, York, Pa. 17402 235-1653 Spring Grove ----------Ya ort u, Ajartrt Main Office 10 S. Main St. 225-4724 Full Service Banking With a Friendly, Personal Touch Deposits Insured to $100,000 by F.D.I.C. Pine Springs Office: 1000 Hanover Rd. Rt. 116 225-5725 NEW FREEDOM LUMBER CO. INC. A COMPLETE REMODELING CENTER JOE’S SUBS AND CHINESE FOOD Authentic Chinese Food 437 South Main Street Shrewsbury, PA 17361 235-5141 FEATURING............ DOORS • WINDOWS • PLYWOOD INSULATION • PAINT • CEMENT FIREPLACES • OLYMPIC STAIN AND MUCH MUCH MORE! Congratulations to the Class of 1984 PROMPT DELIVERY serviStar Dauphin and Trust Deposit Bank Company Member fDlC 235-4819 1 HIGH ST., NEW FREEDOM, PA Market Square Shopping Ctr. 235-4876 164 Henry M. Blatner Photographers, Inc. 53 East North Street Studio at Historic York Rail Station York, Pennsylvania 17401 tik kbit luw tkaifeM� Umm B and S, Tecumseh, Phone 717-229-2228 and Kohler Engines STEWART’S MOWER SERVICE flRNOLD Complete Line of Lawn and Garden Equipment Jacobsen, Snapper, R.D. 2, Route 516 Hahn and Gilson Spring Grove, Penn. Poulan, Pioneer and Homelite Saws LUMBER SUPPLY CO. 157 E. Broadway, Red Lion, PA 17356 MARLEY GROSS FORD, INC. GODFREY BROS. Fresh and Smoked Meats — Retail and Wholesale Own Made Sausages and Bologna 96 North Main Street Spring Grove, PA 17362 Phone 428-1602 (Loganville) 244-5120 (Dallastown) 165 Windy Hill Rd. Phone 235-6436 New Freedom, PA DIANNE KARNISH’S BEAUTY SALON Full Service Salon Specializing in Precision Cuts for Men and Women Coloring, Frosting and Henna RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO., INC. Permanent Waves Styling Scalp Treatments Wig Styling THOMAS’ STORE Transportation Specialists in School Bus Transportation Fresh Dressed Meats and Groceries 433 South Main Street Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania 17361 Railroad, Pa. Phone 235-3661 Ralph E.Thomas 235-2847 Tel 717 235-4941 Fashion Outlet THE COUNTRY SHOP Fabrics — Sewing Notions — Yarns Gifts and Crafts BOWMAN’S ICE CREAM Mon., Thurs. and Fri. 9:30 to 8:00 Tues. 9:30 to 6:00 Wed. and Sat. 9:30 to 5:00 PA 17361 12 North Main Street 436 S. Main St. Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury, PA 17361 235-2884 BAUGHER MOTORS Commonwealth National Bank 30 West Main Street New Freedom, PA 17349 235-1206 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Jefferson, Pennsylvania (717) 225-5622 Convenience Banking Center 24-Hour, 7 Day-a-Week Service Member: FDIC 166 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From MARKET SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER and PAUL L. SMITH, INC. Builders and Developers Since 1946 “Building Better Communities Apartments — Town Houses — Single Family Homes Residential — Commercial — Industrial Developers of Marbrooke — Freedom Hills — York Manor East — Eastwood Colonial Heights — Southern Farms — Running Brook — Oakwood Manor 741-0817 or 2449 S. Queen St. 235-4060 York, PA MICHAEL B. O'DELL. Agent Auto - Life - Health - Home and Business 39-B F. f wrest Ave., Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 Phone: 717-235-4496 BRICKER’S CUSTOM DESIGN WORK • SILK SCREENING Pumps — Heating — Plumbing 2 North Main Street Shrewsbury, PA. 17361 THE FACTORY Jack and Barbara Simon 39L E. Forrest Ave Hours: Shrewsbury, PA. 17361 Tue - Fri. 10-4 (717) 235-6996 Sal. 10-5 167 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 THE YORK DISPATCH 15 E. Phila York Established 1876 Our 106th Year Serving York County and Northern Maryland Under Same Ownership 854-1575 HARRY L. BUBB ASSOCIATES ROBERT A. KINSLEY Complete Insurance Service Incorporated CONTRACTORS R.D. 8 • York, Penna. • 17403 Phone • Area Code • 717 • 741 • 3841 General Construction 4 West Main St. New Freedom, PA 235-3851 Advertising in the Calumet Gets You Noticed! Call Today 168 Nationwide Placement EMPLOYMENT EAST Full Service Agency 1632 E. Market St. York, PA 17403 (717) 843-0031 Best Wishes From the Faculty and Administration of Susquehannock High School. 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 frElftWERSlWHANl Serving So. York Co. Parts Of Northern Md. £x OUR SPECIALTIES: • WEDDINGS • PARTIES • FUNERAL DESIGNS • PLANTS ADVICE • FRUIT BASKETS • FRESH DRIED ARRANGEMENTS • WEDDING INVITATIONS — • SPECIAL REQUESTS fafsl Hh We r™1 Accept O O C |QQC LOCATED AT - MARKET SQ ' O O O SHPG CTR SHREWSBURY 169 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class “1984” D. MICHAEL THOMPSON Dentist JACOBUS, PA. Congratulations to the Class of ’84 40 Water Street Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 Phone: (717) 235-7690 LEROY O. KLINEDINST ENTERPRISES 36 Water St., P.O. Box 68 Glen Rock, Pa. 17327-0068 Phone 717-235-1422 DISTRIBUTOR OF WearEver Cutco NEUHAUSES, INC. From Hilda and Irving Knapp Jr. Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 From COOORUS FERTILIZER SERVICE Jefferson, Pa. Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 White — Westinghouse — John Deere Sales and Service Hardware — Farm Supplies — Appliances 235-6831 428-1953 Fertilizers, Ag Chemicals Pioneer Seeds — Lime Lawn and Garden Supplies Featuring York County’s Finest Custom Application Service 170 PEOPLE’S BANK OF GLEN ROCK Glen Rock York New Salem Jacobus Jefferson Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Let’s All Be Better Builders for a Better Community. IRVIN F. RAPPOLT BUILDER GLENVILLE FARM CENTER Glenville PA 17329 717-235-1290 Phone 235-5327 DARENE MAYS BEAUTY SALON THE WISE PENNY 2 E. Franklins St. New Freedom, PA 17349 436 South Main St. Shrewsbury, Pa. (717) 235-5713 Wed. Thru Fri. South Main St. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 PAUL’S APPLIANCE SERVICE Paul D. Nace MILES APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE, INC. 717-235-2097 235-3228 RD 1 Box 345 Glen Rock, PA Serving All Home Appliances 225-4825 171 Congratulations Class of 1984 Phone 428-3744 FRITZ APPLIANCE SERVICE Fast Expert Service Henry Fritz RD 1 Box 418B Glen Rock, PA 17327 MOWERYS Plumbing — Spanting bri|ont Cooling — Heat Pumps Heating Visit Our Showroom Display on Valley Street Ext’d. (717)235-1676 235-1416 P.O. Box 39, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania 17327 GUS FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. MF Massey Ferguson zmmz§ 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 GOODLING’S FURNITURE STORE AND FUNERAL HOME Seven Valleys, Pa. 428-2366 172 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 SMITH’S QUALITY SUPER MARKET 141 Manchester Street Glen Rock, PA 17327 Our Own Fresh Meats — Federally Inspected One Stop Super Market Shopping With Big Savings Congratulations to the Class of 84 A Weyerhaeuser P.O. Box 127 New Freedom, PA 17349 GLEN ROCK “66” SERVICE STATION 50 Main St., Glen Rock Phone: 235-1516 State Inspection Motorcycle Inspection ECHO VALLEY FARMS ditnmrnTal Cattle Owners Show Cattle 1 Richard and Julia Jimmy and Nancy Townsend ' Townsend “The Latchstring Is Always Out” 173 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 Ufa'sfurniture’ and (jUne utl konte 0 53 Main Street Glen Rock, PA Phone (717) 235-6822 17327 Three Floors of Home Furnishings and Floor Coverings 174 WAGNER’S AGWAY Someone Made You SERVICES Smile... They Sent 330 N. Main St. Shrewsbury, PA 17361 L.F.L. BALLOONS (717) 235-3288 Lawn, Garden and Farm Supply Loyalty, Friendship, Love Best Wishes to the Graduating Class“1984” D. MICHAEL THOMPSON Dentist 40 Water Street Glen Rock, PA 17327 Phone: (717) 235-7690 We Invite You to Come in t Acquaintec The Following Are for Your Conveniencft- Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, Savings Accounts «posits Insured by FDIC for $100,000 175 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 FLOWERS BY JANE Market Square Shopping Center Shrewsbury, PA 17361 717-235-4885 Congratulations to the Class of '84 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 From From Hilda and Irving Knapp Jr. CODORUS FERTILIZER SERVICE Jefferson, PA NEUHAUS’ES INC. Fertilizers, Ag Chemicals Pioneer Seeds — Lime Lawn and Garden Supplies Featuring York County’s Finest Custom Application Service 32 Main Street Glen Rock, PA 17327 John Deere Lawn and Garden Equipment Sales and Service Sentry Hardware Farm Lawn and Garden Supplies 235-6831 176 SMC feller-Brown Insurance Services 2 West Forrest Ave .Shrewsbury Pa (Formerly Keller Agency, Inc.) Glen Rock Pa « ferine - •Home • Business • Farm • Autc ’ Lite (Including Universal life) HOURS: 9 12 Noon; I S PM Weekdays Evenings by Appointment (717)235-6891 PEOPLES BANK OF GLEN ROCK Glen Rock York York New Salem Jacobus Jefferson Member FDIC MOWERYS Plumbing — Spanting Congratulations brqont Cooling — Heat Pumps Heating Visit Our Showroom Display on Valley Street Ext’d. to the Class of 84 A Weyerhaeuser (717)235-1676 235-1416 P.O. Box 39, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania 17327 P.O. Box 127 New Freedom, PA 17349 177 PARENT PATRONS Congratulations to the Class of 1984 from the following parents: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Busier A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Elrick T. Miklos, Jr. Mrs. George Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krom Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. McKay Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nizer and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney and family Mr. and Mrs. James Holley MESSAGE PATRONS Chris, Thanks for being the best friend I ever had. I really appreciate all the times you’ve spent helping me out. I’ll Never forget you! Love always, Jeannie Troy, You’re a great guy and I’ll never forget you and all the fun we had at your house. I’m glad we got to be friends. I hope to continue our friendship. Love always, Jeannie F.C., To someone who will always have a very special place in my heart. You make my life happier in all that you do. Thanks for caring when I thought no one else would. I love you! S.R. Chris, Thank you for being an especially good friend this year. How are we ever going to live next year going to different colleges? Love, Kim Mr. Beily, Thanks for the help you gave both of us this year. It was appreciated! We’ll be back to learn how to do things ourselves! Dynamic Duo Stacey, Thanks for your help in the musical, although we did laugh too much! Think we can go out sometime without laughing? Love, Kim Sharon and Gail, Its been a great senior year sharing all the fun with you. I’ll never forget itl We’ll have to watch out for meat at college! Love always, Jeannie Gil, The times we spent together this year have been the best! Never forget me and the BIG TIMES. Love, Pam Connie, Oh my gosh, I better go wash my hands. I’ll take out your splinters if you’ll take out minel Thanks for being a great friend Love, Pam Amber, I have my license, so I can do whatever I want. Never forget times we had. Thanks for be- ing a great cousin! Love, Pam Missy and Donna, Is it really? Oh, my gosh, I’m embarrassed! Never forget all the crazy times we had pumping gas for one half hour! Pam Mr. Beily, Thanks for everything. I’ll be down next year with a million questions, so be prepared! I will get to college! Jenny Brown Eddie and the Beav, Our gym class was definitely different! I’m so glad you were there with me. Love ya, Wally Theresa and Lori, Always remember our unusual lunch topics! I don’t think we'll ever know what IT is! Jenny Bryan, Tim, Scott, and Sharon, Stage band rocks with us next year. Its gonna be a blast! I can’t wait! Jenny Missy, Donna, Connie, and Amber, To the greatest friends I ever had! Friends like you are hard to find. Never forget the fun we had Love, Pam Bill, Phil, and Dorn, Thank you all for being great friends. You guys made sophomore year greatl Bill, don’t eat too many COMBOS! Love, Pam Doughnut, Ron, Mama, Mushroom, and Cheryl, Never forget the great times we had at lunch. I love you all very muchl Pam Paige, Sweetheart, I thank you with all my heart for making this year so special! I love you forever! Michael Lol, Munch, Legs, Deebers, Little Ben, Maggie and Chippy, You guys are greatl Thanks for being fab friends! You are really wick! Love, Benj To my favorite rabbit, Don’t stop thumping! I love it and you! Congratulations! You made it! Best of luck from your favorite Panda Bear. 179 MESSAGE PATRONS Greg, Remember Puff, Frosty, periods 1 and 4 5 and alt the lectures! Thanks for your help. Best of luck and come visit. jfcjjjj Love, Mrs. B and Mrs. H John P., My senior year wouldn’t have been complete without all the special times we shared I love ya, Gail Amy Shaeffer, Thanks for being there. Remember all the good times. Your friend always, Mag Laura, Thanks for being such a great friend over the years. Don’t forget any of the crazy times we’ve had or all the problems we solved. Keep in touch. Love, Wieni Melissa, I hope your next two years are the best ever. Thanks for being such a wonderful and ter- rific person. Love, Ron Hey Dizzy Lizzy, Did you have a good time at the prom? I hope so. Ralphie Rich, Vince, John, Troy, Jim, and Jim, Take care of yourselves in college and don’t party too much! Remember all the great times we’ve shared. Ralph Paul, You filled my life with all the love and happiness I could possibly ask for. I'll always love you. Wendy Melody, Love you lots and thanks for the great advice. It helped a lot. God bless and keep in touch! Love, Nicol Jen, Barb, and Lori, You know Satonic people don’t get far in life, so you better straighten up and be good little girls! Love, Nik Mr. and Mrs. Cumor and Buddy, You’re the best people the world could have. My thoughts will always be with you. God Bless Love always, Gail Sharon and Jeannie, We’ve become an awesome trio with plenty of good times to come. I love you. You’re the best friends. Watch out O.C.! Love always, Gail Jesse, I love you more than ever before! Its a feeling that will never stop! I love you for loving me. De- Laura, Thanks for the always. liles and cheerup sessions in Biology. You’re a great friend. Best of luck � ve, Chris Darlene, Thanks for the stage directions, prompting, hugs, smashed hands, friendship, and sup- port. Best of luck and God bless. Love, The Other Mother Mr. Becker, Thank you for being such a good advisor. We love you and will miss you next year! Love, 1983-84 Calumet Staff Tone, Remember July 21st? Love, K Denise, Thank you for being such a sweet friend. You were always there when I needed you! Thanks! Love you, Missy you must really enjoy gym Tina Lee, Thanks for being a friend. Three gym bags class! Chris Mrs. Eb, Thanks for making our senior year a lot of fun. Let's go to Ponder oa again and this time we’ll pay! Love, The Dynamic Duo Kim, Thanks for being a great friend, but please don’t be such a Susie! iend. Th i a trie lope .son ft Chris Mrs. A, You have been a great teacher and friend. Thanks for everything. We’ll do our best to be ladies! Love, Chris and Kim Jeannie, Thanks for all your help and for being a friend. Keep lifting! Chris Casey, We never quite got together but I hope someday we will get another chance. I love you more than you’ll ever know. J.f ‘ 180 MESSAGE PATRONS Shelly, Carla, Ed, Shane, Troy, Sharon, and Chuck, Remember all the fun we had in Virginia and always beware of low flying snakebirds! Love, Joyce Dawn, Rainy, and Amy, Thanks for filling my last year with lots of laughter! I hope you’ll have fun next year in this “PEACHY” school! Miss Stauffer, Thanks for three grueling years in your class! I’ll try to forget you but my muscles won't!! Eric, Its been real knowing you. You're a great guy and I’ll surely miss you and your baggy uniforms next year. Best of Luck! Love, Jeannie To the cast of the “King and I,” Good Luck and Best Wishes in next year's musical! Love ya, Tuptim Diane, Thanks for coming along when you did. I needed you then and I need you now! I will always love you. Yours forever, Sean Chris Wag, I hope the world out there isn against the worldM Bobby Ru, There’s a you too Jeff Ru! Hockey Team and Mis take it all the way in 8 did. I needed you V I’l too big for my idy smaller, but older sister. Good Luck anks for being a special friend and Love, Wen :ial place in Philly waiting I love ya, Gail ■iJP ... tauffer, Thanks for making my senior year get off to a good start and Love always, Gail M for us! Jim, the fun times we shared during high school are very special to me. I will always treasure them and you deep within my heart. Lisa Class of 84, Thanks for all being a part of some of the best times of my life. Love ya always, Gail Brian, You're a great person and I care about you a great deal. I hope I’m part of your future. Love, Missy Catey, Jeannie, and Gail, Never forget all the fun or friendships we developed here. I love you all. Sharon Amy, Helms, Hartenstein, Rogers, Gina, and Dale, Thanks for being great friends! Mag and Lol May we all remember Casey, his love of life and sports. Nikki, Thank you for being a friend. Never forget all the nutty things we did over the years. Remember to keep in touch! Love, Sis Sue, Thanks for being a special part of my life. You made my final two years at SHS suc- cessful! I love you, Ern To all of our friends including Dale and Tres who stuck beside us through good times and bad, we love you always, Amy and Mag Ernie, You’re the best person to ever walk into my life. Remember all our good times and many more to come. I love you, sweetheart. Sue Good Luck to the Class of 84. Buddy, You’re special and have a special family. I ll never forget any of you! With all my love, Sharon Pam and Donna, Watch out Ocean City, here we come! Trash, What would my year have been without you? Thanks for making it so special. Keep in touch. Love ya, Crash To everyone who was part of my experience at SHS, thanks for all the fun! Your friend, Mario Stauf, Jor, Gooch, Glen, and Buddy, Thanks for making the rough times easier. You really made our senior year great! We’ll always love you. Gail and Sharon Dearest Michael, Regardless of how far together we go in life, I want to wish you the best in col- lege. I know you’ll make it to the top because you deserve it! Always, Paige 181 MESSAGE PATRONS Mr. Leese, I'll discover an element and name it Sparmblackium! Our hangman score is 3,000,000 for us and -300 for you! GOTCHA! Donna. Missy, Trez, and Tim, Always remember the EXCITING evening in Hanover! Would you like to get my car picked up again?! a.b. m Lisa and Sue. Let's go to Park Inn soon! Jerry's buying! Betty and Cheryli Sue Elliott, Have you lost Lisa Trager lately? Remember 5-11-84! It's all Jerry Stumbo’s fault! DUMB! We love you, Jerry! Betty Chris. You made my life brighter and gave it so much meaning. Never forget what we shared. I'll never forget you. Love you. Barb I love you, Brett Shifflett! More than words can say! 3; Love. Rosemary' Keith, THANKS for making the remainder of this year special! Your sweetie. Lynda Karen Lange, Your day will come! Guess Who? To the Calumet Staff. You were small in numbers but big in spirit! THANKS! Mr. Becker Lisa and Sue. Remember Psych ACHOO! I need a Kleenex! Cheryli Robin, Good luck in the Marines! 1 hope it’s something you really enjoy. Chris Casey, You are gone, but not forgotten. Your memory lives with our class forever! The Class of 86 Missy Burd, It's been great! I can't wait for next year! Let's go to Roy’s for a Trigger Burger! Jen W Hey Sexy Mamma. I will always remember the fun we had at SHS. Thanks for being such a fantastic friend! Keep touch! . Cheryli Tony White, Never forget prom night 83!! Guess Who? Dennis, You will always be 1. Our love will last forever. Love you, Brenda Congratulations to the Boys Track Team for a super season! We went 7-0 and took it to everyone! Thanks a lot! Trujillo Kraluhome, I'm not sure when or where you will read this, but I must let vou know ... you are something wonderful! I vou k With love. Lady Thiang Cheryli, Next time he doesn't call, tell him where logo! Betty Cheryli, To a super friend. Don’t forget me and all the fun times we had with the guys on the circuit! BEEP-BEEP Shona Melody, 10th period and all those books, Rutters, K-Mart, and all! Best of luck in the future! Come visit. Love. Mrs. B and Mrs. H Mr. Peters, You were my favorite teacher. You made every' Latin class more than school. I learned a lot. Mary Leslie Mike (Sir Mitchell, Mit). I love you! Later! Angel (Honey-Bear) P.S. I miss your fantasies!! Crackers, Keep your crackers from going down my shirt! Leave a trail. There is a hole in your pants! Crackers B .. Cheryli. Sue, Lisa, Paula. Joyce, Dee, Jesse, Tony, and Mickey, Ocean City, party time! It’s going to be great! Betty MESSAGE PATRONS jr ■ t! sa )ve o Diana, See you in Chemistry II, hopefully with Mr. Leese. But please remember to keep your shoes1 on the correct feet! I won’t spit milk! Mary Dear Schleprock, We will always remember your famous saying, I can’t do soccer’wrestling. volleyball break my jaw and lose my EAR! Warren, It's been real! Best of luck in the future. Thanks for your help and come visit Love, Mrs. B. and Mrs. H Anita, Remember purple shorts with that great music! Keep that dancing spirit! YSav,' Say. Say! Sophomores Rule! H.B. (Ha!] Mark. You’ve made me as haopy as I could ever be. Everything you do makes me loveNou even more! I’ll always love you! Eternally yours, SKA |udy Cheryli and Brian, Thanks for my hot homecoming date our junior year! BORING! Betty Dale. Before the fire, after the fire — thanks for the help these past four years. Good Luck! Come visit the bulletin boards will miss you! jp?6' Love, Mrs. B and Mrs. H Mis, What can I say’ You’re my best friend! And you're so Caring and always there when I need you! Thanks for everything! Love, Denise Hey Paula. Sue, Cheryli, and jerry, Will you please come get me again?!! I overslept!! Betty Janice, Remember Period 4 5 and all those books you accessioned. Thanks for your help! Love, Mrs. Band Mrs. H rGeorge, You have taught me a lot this year and I will always love you! My love. Stacy Donna, You're the best friend a person could have. Congrats on the ring! You better be at my wedding! Chris Scott. Remember 10th period and the breakfast you missed! Thanks for your help. Good Luck! Come visit. � Love, Mrs. B and Mrs. H Betty, Glad to see you could make it to school sometimes! I know you were getting an education, the fun kind! Poor Ed! Cheryli Mr. Quinn, Thanks for all your help! I'm going to need help on those white unknowns next year! Jennifer Brown Beav Hoj ey, Gee, I don’t know Beav! Maybe we better ask Dad! Love ya, Wally ]oanne. Thanks for another year of your help. Looking forward to sharing your senior year! Love, Mrs. B and Mrs. H Tara, Thanfe for always beinglthere for me. But, how are you supposed to jive without me? Don't whine! I love you! Always Knoncui , - Karen F.. I wish all the best to you and Richard. You deserve itfWatch out for the stormtrooper! Be good!! Chris Tony, Next time Betty's father calls (Prom Night 83), I am not looking for her! Her bathing suit was pink! Cheryli and Sue Laura, Thank you for being such a wonderful friend! I'll always remember the fun and crazy times we shared together. Keep in touch after graduation. Wen, I respect, admire, care for, thank, worry' about, love, and will miss you when I'm at college. I couldn’t have made it without you! Cate Amber Ballard, And over on your left is a side view mirror and an FM radio! See you next year. |en 1985 WARRIOR MARCHING BAND, Let's blow away Big Springs next year! We can do it if we really want it. fL ‘ ' • - jenny Brown 183 FALL SPORTS SCORES GOLF US THEM Red Lion 14 6 York High 17� 2 2 Vi York Catholic 9 11 York Suburban 13 7 Da Hast own 8� 2 l lHfj Eastern 9 11 ] Red Lion 17Vz 2 2 York High 12 8 York Catholic 16 4 York Suburban 17 3 Dallastown 13Vz 6V2 Eastern 5 15 FOOTBALL ' VARSITY US THEM New Oxford 35 6 Boiling Springs 17 13 Central 6 25 South Western 21 43 Eastern 49 0 West York Vo-Tech 28 49 (Homecoming) 7 13 York Catholic 6 14 Kennard Dale 35 E i Hanover 35 14 CROSS COUNTRY US THEM New Oxford 20 37 Spring Grove y 37 25 York High 21 34 Eastern 26 29 Northeastern 22 36 Dallastown 41 22 Red Lion 46 19 Kennard Dale 15 46 Vo-Tech 21 43 West York 39 21 York Catholic 43 18 184 FIELD HOCKEY Dover VARSITY US THEM v Wr us THEM 2 2 0 Kennard Dale 2 2 ■ o 0 0 0 f Northeastern ' York Suburban 2 3 0 1 2 Eastern 1 0 rm Central 3 i 1 0 Red Lion 1 i ) 1 2 0 A Hanover 0 0 Spring Grove 2 i , 1 u 1 1 0 Dallastown 0 2 f 2 South Western 1 1 1 1 West York 2 1 0 DISTRICT PLAYOFFS Cocalico 1 4 SOCCER % Central Eastern Dallastown York Suburban York High Northeasterrf - | Dover Central Eastern Dallastown York Suburban York High Northeastern Dover COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Northeastern DISTRICTS Hem'pfield £ US THEM f 3 4 8 n_ 5 0 SA 2 ia 4 2 ' 2 0 7 -2 4 ■ o’. % 2. Is. i m 3 0 -A 3 2 1 3 WINTER SPORTS SCORES Littlestown Northeastern Dover Spring Grove West York York High Hanover Central Elizabethtown (X’maTour.) Spring Grove (X'mass Tour.) York Catholic Dallastown Kennard Dale Vo-Tech Red Lion Eastern York Suburban York Catholic Dallastown Kennard Dale Vo-Tech Red Lion Eastern York Suburban BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY IV US THEM US THEM 57 46 61 67 49 32 62 74 54 62 46 50 60 48 4 34 56 75 44 44 55 46 69 42 52 37 50 44 55 42 43 82 •41 52 69 29 A 48 67 36 49 67 42 27 73 (OT) 32 51 60 52 57 26 57 84 45 46 77 41 48 44 50 38 69 26 30 68(OT) 37 65 60 30 28 84 25 75 69 39 34 54 ■ 46 36 52 41 39(2 OT) 52 29 38 69 41 51 .66 33 53 . mm ’, . 186 1 GIRLS BASKETBALL if? 0L Littlestown Northeastern Dover Spring Grove West York York High Hanover Central Northeastern West York Dallasstown Kennard Dale Vo-Tech Red Lion Eastern York Catholic York Catholic Dallastown Kennard Dale Vo-Tech Red Lion Eastern York Suburban VARSITYJV US THEM US THEM 52 48 54 34 15 16 35 27 50 20 40 50 21 37 1 30 76 15 45 32 37 13 41 33 35 17 28 35 40 57 187 SPRING SPORTS SCORES TRAi GIRI.S us THEM Hanover South Western Northeastern • York Catholic Kennard Dale Eastern 113 W BASEBALL VARSITY v US THEM . Spring Grove 1 7 Northeastern - 4 4 Red I.ion -y 4 Kennard Dale ■ a 7 6 York Catholic 3 12 Vo-Tech 4 2 f Eastern 2 1 Dallastown 3 8 York Seliurban 6 12 Red I.ion 10 11 Kennard Dale • 4 York (iatholic 7 5 Vo-Tech 3 0 Eastern 4 1 Dallastown 5 8 York Suburban 3 4 (8 Inningsl |8 Innings| AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS The Calumet yearbook staff would like to thank everyone who purchased the 1984 Calumet year- book. Speaking for the entire staff, this year has been a rewarding experience. In the beginning of the year, we came together as a group of inexperienced people not knowing what to expect We learned layout, picture choice, and selecting the right copy to describe the chosen picture. We panicked at our first deadline, worked hard to meet the second deadline, and began feeling comfortable at the third. We agreed on some things and disagreed on many others. What would the cover look like? What color endsheets could we use? How many pages would the book contain? and How much would the book cost? Through it all. we learned to work together to achieve a common goal. We saw the book take shape before our very eyes. As the end drew near, we saw our publication shaping into a completed work. As you hold our efforts in your hands and look through the pages, think of us as we tried to collect the entire 1983-84 school year for you. Sincerely, Jenny Brown, Editor Mr. Jeffrey Becker, Advisor and the Calumet Yearbook Staff 192