Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1977 volume:

The Class of 1977 Presents Volume XII DARDANIAN Tulpehocken High School R.D. 2, Bernville, Pa. FOREWORD The students of Tulpe- hocken cannot be placed in a standard mold. We are developing individuals for various walks of life. For this reason the 1977 DARDANIAN Staff has chosen Angles of the Fu- ture for a theme. 2 Table of Contents Foreword Page 2 Table of Contents 3 Theme 4 Seniors 10 Underclassmen 32 Faculty, Administration, and Curricula Student Life Sports Music Patrons 144 157 3 The Future Will Demand New Metho Of . . . Health Care . . . 4 Agriculture . . . Sciences . . . Aviation . . . Engineering . . . 5 New Developments Will Emerge In . . . Energy Production . . Ocean Farming 6 Electronics Computers . . . Biomechanics . . . 98 Genetics . . . 8 7 8 9 William D. Angstadt Donna M. Balthaser Rebecca J. Balthaser Donna Balthaser Academic DARDANIAN (3,4) Hockey (1) . . Hockey Mgr. (2) . . . Track Timer (3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Stage Crew (2,3) . . . Jr. Play (3,4) Play (2,4) Co-Editor Pep Club (3) . ILIAD (2,3,4) . Sr. .ILIAD Co-Editor 4) . . . Library Club (2,3) Academic DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Tennis (1) . Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4) . County Chorus (3) . Rebecca Balthaser May 3 . . Cheerleader (2,3,4) Track (2,3,4) . . . . Sedecim (3, 4) . . . . Band (1) . . . Class Pres. (1) . . . Stage Crew (1,2,3) . . .Jr. Play (2,3) ... Sr. Play (2,4) . . . ILIAD 2,3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Ski Club (1,2, Stephanie Balthaser Academic September 13 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (2,3,4) . . . Tennis Mgr. (1) . . . Tennis (2,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Student Council (3,4) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) Darlene Bashore Academic DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Tennis (1) . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Sedecim (4) Hostess (4) . . . Karate Club (1) . . Club (1,2) . . . Volleyball Club (3) William Angstadt Academic November 7 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Cross Country (2,3,4) . . . Cross Country Co-Capt. (4) . . . Soccer Manager (1) . . . Basketball Mgr. (3,4) . . . Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Photography (3) Doris Baker Vo-Tech November 7 Student Council (2) . . . FHA (3) . . . VICA (3,4) Stephanie K. Balthaser Darlene K. Bashore Jonathan M. Batdorf Dale Bechtold Vo-Tech August 31 Audio Visual (1,2,3) . . . VICA (2,3,4) . . . Volleyball (3) . . . Co-Op (4) Justin Beck Academic February 22 Baseball (1) . . . Track (2,3,4) . . . FireK Marshal (3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1,2,3) . . . Ping-Pong (3) Dale M. Bechtold Justin G. Beck Karen Behney Home Economics Chorus (1,4) . . . FHA (3) . . . (2) . . . Archery (3) Library Clu' July :iub Clifford Beidler February 22 (1,2,3,4) . . . Track (1,2, 3,4) . . . Marshal (4) Vo-Tech VICA (2,3,4) Jonathan Batdorf February 12 Karen M. Behney Clifford H. Beidler, Jr. Henry Bicher Vo-Tech February 14 Basketball Stat (1,2,3,4) . . . Baseball Stat (1) . . . Tennis (2,3,4) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) Jeffrey Bollinger Agriculture June 30 Wrestling (1) . . . FFA (1,2, 3,4) . . . Chorus (4) Cindy Boltz Business September 7 Basketball (1,2) . . . Tennis (1) . . . Baseball Scorekeeper (2,3) . . . Chorus (1,2.3,4) . . . Stage Crew (3) . . . Audio Visual (1,2) . . . Student Store Mgr. (4) Allen Bowman Vo-Tech September 2 Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Soccer Co-Capt. (4) . . . Baseball (1,2,3,4) Cindy L. Boltz AllenS. Bowman Donna Boyer Academic Basketball (2) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . Sedecim (4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Club (1,2,3,4) . . . LIFE Club (2,3) April 22 Kim Brown Academic October 15 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1) . . . Softball (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2) . . . Mag. Capt. (4) . . . Student Council (1) . . . Executive Council (3,4) . . . Audiovisual (2) . . . Volleyball Club (3) Donna J. Boyer Kim L. Brown Henry E. Bicher Jeffrey L. Bollinger Suzanne Clay Academic January 16 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Tennis (1) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Pep Band (2,3,4) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3,4) ... Jr. Play (3) ... Sr. Play (4) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) ... Ski .... Club (2,3,4) Volleyball Club (3) Cheryl Cooper June 13 . Hockey Mgr. (2,3,4) . Chorus (2,3,4) . . . Student Store Clerk (4) . FBLA Business DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Tennis (1,2) Gym Leader (4) . . ... Sr. Play (1) . . . ILIAD (3) . (3,4) . . . Pep Club (3) Suzanne G. Clay Cheryl A. Cooper David Davis Vo-Tech October 5 Soccer (1,2,3) . . . Tennis (1) . . .Audio Visual (1,2,3) . . . Ski Club (1,2,3,4) Dina Davis Academic August 20 DARDANIAN f3,4) . . . Track Timer (3,4) . . . Chorus (2,3,4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1,2) . . . ILIAD (4) . . . Karate Club (1,2) . . . Library Club (1,2,3,4) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Religion Club (1,2,3) . . . Ski Club (1,2,3,4) David C. Davis Dina M. Davis Randy Davis Academic April 4 Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Archery Club (3) . . . LIFE Club (2,3) Debra Deck Home Economics November 9 Student Council (1) . . . ILIAD (3,4) . . . Archery (2,3) . . . FBLA (3) . . . Library Club (2) Randy S. Davis Debra J. Deck David Degler Academic January 2 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Band (1) . . . Nat'l. Honor Society (3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) Tina Academic DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . . . . Basketball (1) . . . Chorus (2, 3, 4) . . . Nat’l • • • Hostess (4) ... Jr. Pla Play (4) . . . LIFE Club (1, 2) (3,4) . . . Volleyball Club (3) November 19 (1.2,3 4) (1,2,3,4) . . . Society:(3,4) (3) . . . Sr. Ski Club David S. Degler Tina F. DeLong Donna Dieffenbach Home Economics August 21 ILIAD (3,4) . . . Archery (3) . . . FBLA (3) . . . FBLA Treas. (3) Richard Diel_____________________ Industrial Arts October 29 Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Life Club (3) Donna J. Dieffenbach Richard L. Dietrich Susan Doherty Vo-tech June 9 Hockey (1) . . . Golf (3) . . . Track Stat(l) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Class V. P. (3,4) . . . Student Council (3,4) . . . Student Coun- cil Pres. (4) . . . Executive Council (3,4) . . . Student Forum (3,4) . . .Jr. Miss Contender (4) . . . Jr. Play (2,3,4) ... Sr. Play (3,4) . . . Library Club (1,2,3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Pep Club Sec. (3) . . . VICA (3,4) . . . Homecoming Queen (4) Robert Donkel Agriculture December 23 FFA (1,2,3,4) . . . FFA Reporter (2) . . . FFA Treas. (3) Susan E. Doherty Robert G. Donkel Patrick Downs William A. Eckert Patrick J. Downs Kathy L. Doyle Dale Emerich Industrial Arts August 9 Fire Marshal (3,4) Cynthia Fisher Academic November 13 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . DARDANIAN Business Mgr. (4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Hockey Co-Capt. (4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Softball (1,2, 3,4) . . . Softball Co-Capt. (3) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . . Hostess (4) . . . LIFE Club (3) Academic July 3 Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Archery Club (3) . . . LIFE Club (3) . . . Cross Country (4) Kathy Doyle Business March 25 Track Stat(l) . . . ILIAD (3,4) . . . FBLA (3,4) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . Library Club (1) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Student Store Clerk (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1,2,3,4) . . . FBLA President (4) . . . Gym Leader (4) William Eckert Vo-Tech March 23 Tennis (1,2,3,4) . . . VICA (4) . . . Co-op (4) Jolm Eisenhardt Vo-Tech September 27 Karate (1,2,3) . . . Library (1,2,3) Cynthia L. Fisher 17 Dale A. Emerich Charles M. Fomwalt Sherwood R. Gassert Industrial Arts Golf (1) Charles Fomwalt February 4 Margaret Freeman Academic March 13 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Softball (1,2,4) . . . Chorus (1) . . . Hostess (4) . . . Jr. Play (3) ... Sr. Play (4) . . . ILIAD (2,3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) . . .Vol- leyball Club (3) Margaret L. Freeman Sherwood Gassert Vo-Tech February 6 Golf(l) . . . Karate (1) . . . Library Club (3) Stacy Gay Academic September 6 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Softball (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1) . . . Class Pres. (3) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Volleyball Club (3) Stacy L. Gay Michael Haag Vo-Tech July 25 Archery (1,2,3) . . . Religion Club (1) . . . VICA (2,4) Margaret Harrison Academic July 16 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Cheerleader (2,3,4) . . . Basketball Mgr. (1) . . . Tennis (1,2,4) . . . Tennis Mgr. (3) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Class Treas. (3) . . . Executive Council (3) . . . Gym Leader (4) ... Sr. Play (4) . . . Audio Visual (2,3) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) ... Pep Club (3) . . . Ski Club (2) Michael R. Haag Margaret L. Harrison Karen Heffner Vo-Tech December 22 Track Stat (3) . . . Archery Club (3) . . . Library Club (1) . . . VICA (3,4) Samuel Heim Vo-Tech August 20 Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Archery Club (1,2,3) . . . VICA (2, 3) . . . Karate (4) . . . Co-op (4) Joel Hetrick Agriculture Track (1,2) . . . Audio Visual (1) Club . . . (1,2) . . . FFA (3,4) . Pres. (4) Laurie Hoffert Academic DARDAN1AN (3,4) Track Stat (2,3,4) January 9 . LIFE FFA April 7 • Mag. Capt, . . . Karate (1) . . . Library Club (1,2,3) . Hockey Mgr. (4) . . . • (M) Karen L. Heffner A Richard Hershey Agriculture March 4 Audio Visual (1,2) . . . FFA (1,2, 3,4) . . . FFA Sec. (2) . . . FFA V. P . (3) . . . Execu- tive Council (4) ... Fire Marshall (4) Dorothy Hess Academic May 28 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Cheerleader (2,3) . . . Basketball (1) . . . Track Stat (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . County Chorus (3) . . . Sedecim (3,4) . . . Color Guard (2,3,4) . . . Class V. P. (1) . . . Class Sec. (3) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3,4) . . . Nat'l Honor Society Pres. (4) . . . Hostess (4) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) . . . Pep Club (3) ... Ski Club (2,3) . . . Cross Country Stat (4) . . . Color Guard Capt. (4) Richard D. Hershey Dorothy A. Hess Samuel H. Heim Joel R. Hetrick Laurie J. Hoffert Donna Hoffman Vo-Tech September 15 Hockey (1,2) . . . Golf (3) . . . Band (1) . . . Jr. Play (3,4) ... Sr. Play (3,4) ... Li- brary Club (2,3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . VICA (3,4) . . . Executive Council (4) Jeffrey Hower Vo-Tech November 27 Archery (1,2) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Religion Club (1) . . . VICA (4) Lorene A. Kauffman Donna L. Hoffman Jeffrey L. Hower Vo-Tech Co-op (4) Barry Hufford February 26 Kim Kauffman Vo-Tech February 25 Tennis (1,2,3) . . . Student Council (1,2) . . . Karate (1) . . . Library Club (1) . . . VICA (2,3,4) Barry L. Hufford Kim D. Kauffman Lorene Kauffman Academic October 21 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (1) . . . Hockey Mgr. (2) . . . Track Timer (3,4) . . . Stage Crew (2,3) . . . Jr. Play (3,4) . . . Sr. Play (2,4) . . . ILIAD (2,3,4) . . . ILIAD Co-Editor (4) . . . Library Club (2,3) . . . Pep Club (3) Rodney Keeney Vo-Tech December 11 Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1) . . . Archery (3) . . . VICA (3,4) Rodney O. Keeney 20 Geoffrey Kennedy Vo-Tech February 7 Soccer (1) . . . Golf (2,3) . . . Baseball (1) Dale Ketner Vo-Tech December 29 Archery Club (2) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . Co-op (4) Geoffrey R. Kennedy Dale E. Ketner, Jr. Academic Basketball Stat (1,2,3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) (1,2) . . . Pep Club (3) (3) Barry Kissling February 13 . Track (2,3,4) . Audio Visual . Volleyball Club Candace Kissling Academic September 25 Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Softball (1, 2, 3, 4) . . . Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4) . . . County Chorus (1, 3) . . . Sedecim (3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . County Band (1) . . . Student Council (2) . . . Executive Council (3,4) . . . Nat'1 Honor Society (3,4) . . . Hostess (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (3) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) . . . Ski Club (1) . . . Volleyball Club (3) ... Jr. Miss (4) . . . Class Treas. (4) . . . Chorus V. P. (4) . . . Band Pres. (4) Candace A. Kissling Barry L. Kissling Keith R. Kissling Kevin R. Kline Keith Kissling Academic July 30 Soccer (2,3,4) . . . Basketball Mgr. (1) . . . Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1,2,3) . . . Ski Club (4) . . .Vol- leyball Club (3) Kevin Kline Academic February 15 Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Baseball (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . LIFE Club (3) . . . Ski Club (3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Volleyball Club (3) . . . Band V. P. (4) . . . Baseball Capt. (3,4) Boyd R. Kncasel Boyd Kneasel Industrial Arts December 16 Roy Kohr Vo-Tech November 2 Track (2,3,4) . . . Executive Council (4) Anna Mae Kramer Home Economics Basketball (1,2) . . . Softball (2) . . (3) . . . FBLA (3,4) . . . Karate (1) Library Club (1) . . . Pep Club (3) Vo-Tech VICA (2,3,4) Wayne Lefever June 10 ILIAD January 7 Anna Mae Kramer Vo-Tech Kim Leiby February 23 Karate (1) . . . Ski Club (1,2,3,4) Tammy Leonhard Business August 8 Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4) . . . Basketball (2) . . . Softball (1,2, 3,4) . . . Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4) . . . Sedecim (4) . . . Band (1, 2, 3, 4) . . . Executive Council (3,4) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . . Nat'l Honor Society Sec. (4) . . . Stage Crew (3) . . . FBLA (3,4) . . . Student Store Mgr. (4) . . . Ski Club (1,2) . . . Volleyball Club (3) . . . Class Treas. (4) . . . County Chorus (1) . . . Gym Leader (4) KimK. Leiby Wayne J. Lefever Tammy L. Leonhard 22 Michelle Long Vo-Tech January 15 Track Stat (1) . . . VIC A (2,3,4) Kurt Lorah Academic April 3 Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Baseball (1,2,3,4) . . . Archery Club (3) . . . LIFE Club (3) Robert Luckenbill Agriculture March 31 FFA (1,2,3,4) Scott Lutz Agriculture November 1 Wrestling (1) ... FFA (1,2,3,4) Robert L. Luckenbill Scott Y. Lutz Vo-Tech Sheila Lutz VICA (2,3,4) . . . Executive Council (4) Jeffrey Mays Vo-Tech June 7 January 7 Michelle R Kurt L. Lorah Sheila A. Lutz Jeffrey L. Mays 23 Michele Meredith Daniel B. Miller Carl F. Moyer Michele Meredith Academic October 5 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Tennis (1,2, 3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . Ski Club (1,2,3,4) William Merrell Vo-Tech August 5 Karate Club (1,2,3,4) . . . VICA (4) William E. Merrell Daniel Miller Academic September 25 Soccer (2,3,4) . . . Soccer Co-Capt. (4) . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Class Treas. (1) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . . Pep Club (3) Industrial Arts Wrestling (1) . Charles Mogel . . Basketball (1) October 10 Charles H. Mogel Carl Moyer Vo-Tech Soccer (1) . . . Tennis (1,2) December 16 Sheila Moyer Business March 30 Student Store Clerk (4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . ILIAD (3,4) . . . FBLA (3,4) ... Li- brary Club (2) . . .Fire Marshal (4) Sheila M. Moyer Richard A. Orban Marcia Rebman Academic August 11 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2) . . . Softball (1) . . . Track (3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . County Chorus (1,3) . . . District Chorus (3) . . . Region II State Chorus (3) . . . Sedecim (3.4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Pep Band (2.3.4) . . . Mag. Capt. (3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1,2,3) . . . LIFE Club Sec. (3) . . . Religion Club (3) Kevin Reed Vo-Tech October 30 Basketball Stat (2)................VICA (4) Marcia K. Rebman Richard A. Orban Vo-Tech July 3 Band (1,2) . . . Pep Band (2) . . . Karate (1,2,3) Nancy Peiffer Business October 6 DARDANIAN (4) . . . Student Council (1) Y . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . . Student Store Clerk (4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . ILIAD (3,4) . . . FBLA (3,4) . . . Library Club (1,2) . . . FBLA Sec. (4) Timothy Porter Academic November 14 Tennis (1,2,3,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Stage Crew (2,3) . . . Audio Visual (1,2,3) . . . Karate Club (1,2, 3,4) . . . LIFE Club (1,2,3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Ski Club (1,2,3,4) Susan Pugliese Academic March 1 Cheerleader (1,2) . . . Softball (1) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (2,3) . . .Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . . Hostess (4) ... Sr. Play (2,3,4) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . Jr. Play (4) Timothy R. Porter Nancy Peiffer Susan L. Pugliese Vaughn J. Saunders 26 Nick Sattazahn Agriculture January 4 FFA (1,2,3,4) Vaughn Saunders Academic October 31 Cross Country (4) . . . Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) Thomas Rodino Vo-Tech October 9 Wrestling (3) Michael Rollman Academic May 25 Soccer (2,3,4) . . . Soccer Co-Capt. (4) . . . Basketball (1,2,3,4) . . . Baseball (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3,4) . . . Stage Crew (3) . . . LIFE Club (3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Volleyball Club (3,4) Vicki L. Rissinger Mark A. Robinson Thomas D. Rodino Michael D. Rollman Vicki Rissinger Academic DARDANIAN (3) . . . Hockey (1,2, Hockey Co-C apt. (4) . . . Basketball . . . Softball (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus ( . . . Chorus Librarian (2) . . . Seded . . . Majorette (1,2,3,4) . . . Head ette (3,4) . . . Class Pres. (2,4) . . . tive Council (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (1,2,3,4) . . .Audio Visual (1) . . . LIFE Club (1) . . Ski Club (1,2) . . . Volleyball Club (3) . . . Volleyball Club V.P. (3) Academic Wrestling (2,3) Mark Robinson July Nick R. Sattazahn Glenn D. Schlappich David M. Sholl Randall S. Shurr Clair H. Siegrist Glenn Schlappich Vo-Tech August 8 David Sholl Agriculture January 6 Mag. Capt. (1) . . . FFA (1,2,3,4) . . . FFA Chaplain (3) Randall Shurr Academic September 14 Soccer (1,2,3,4) . . . Baseball (1,3) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Archery Club (3) . . . LIFE Club (2,3) . . . Ski Club (4) . . . Volley- ball Club (3) . . . Gym Leader (4) Clair Siegrist Academic August 15 Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Sedecim (4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Class Sec. (4) . . . Executive Council (4) . . . Archery Club (3) . . . Audio Visual (2,3) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) . . . Volleyball Club (3) Alayene Stoudt Business October 21 ILIAD (2,3) . . . FBLA (3,4) . . . Student Store Clerk (4) . . . FBLA V. P. (4) Gym Leader (4) Corinne Stoudt Academic April 14 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (1,2,3) . . . Basketball (1,2) . . . Basketball Stat (3,4) . . . Softball (2,3) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus V.P. (2) . . . County Chorus (1,2) . . . Sedecim (3,4) . . . Flag Twirler (1,2,3) . . . Student Coimcil (2) . . . Sr. Play (4) . . . LIFE Club (3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Religion Club (3) . . . Religion Club Sec. (3) . . . Ski Club (2,3,4) . . . Volleyball Club (3) Alayene M. Stoudt 27 Corinne M. Stoudt Robert A. Swoyer Douglas Wagner Academic April 19 Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4) . . . Baseball (2) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . • Stage Crew (3) . . . LIFE Club (1, 2, 3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Ski Club (3) . . . Volleyball Club (3) Cathy Waldron Academic May 25 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (2) . . . Tennis (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Pep Band (2,3,4) . . . Student Council (3) . . . Hostess (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (3) . . . ILIAD (4) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . LIFE Club (1,2,3) ... Pep Club (3) . . . Ski Club (2,3,4) Douglas R. Wagner Agriculture Baseball (2) . Agriculture Chorus (1) . . Peter Walker . . FFA (4) Clair Watson . FFA (3,4) July 4 March 30 Cathy L. Waldron W. Walker Debra L. Stump Debra Stump Academic January 12 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . DARDANIAN Co- Editor (4) . .. Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Hostess (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (2) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) . . . Religion Club (2,3) . . . Library Club (4) Robert Swoyer Academic September 22 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Basketball (1,2) . . . Tennis (2,3,4) . . . Chorus (1) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3,4) . . . Nat'l Honor Society V. P. (4) . . . Student Council (1,4) . . . Fire Marshal (3,4) . . . Gym Leader (3) . . . LIFE Club (2,3) Clair F. Watson V 1 •� Lydia A. Weik Jill L. Younker Lydia Weik Business August 3 Tennis (2) . . . Gym Leader (4) . . . Student Store Clerk (4) . . . FBLA (3,4) . . . Library Club (1,2,3,4) . . . Religion Club (3) Gary Wenger Agriculture October 9 Baseball (2) . . . Audio Visual (1,2) . . . FFA (1,2,3,4) Roger Yiengst Vo-Tech July 10 Co-op (4) . . . Soccer (1) . . . Cross Country (2.3.4) . . . Cross Country Co-Capt. (4) . . . Track (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3) . . . Pep Band (2,3) . . . Archery Club (3) . . . VICA (2.3.4) Jill Younker Academic June 10 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . DARDANIAN Co- Editor (4) . . . Cross Country Stat (3,4) . . . Track Stat (1,2,3,4) . . . Chorus (1,2,3,4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Pep Band (2,3,4) . . . Class Sec. (2) . . . Nat'l Honor Society (3.4) . . . Hostess (4) ... Jr. Play (2,3) . . . Sr. Play (1,2,4) . . . ILIAD (2) . . . Audio Visual (1,2,3) . . . A. V. Vice Pres. (3) . . . Drama Club (3) . . . Drama Club Pres. (3) . . . Karate Club (1) . . . LIFE Club (1,2) . . . LIFE Club Sec. (2) . . . Mag. Capt. (2) Jodie Ziegler Academic December 5 DARDANIAN (3,4) . . . Hockey (2) . . . Ten- nis (1,2) . . . Track Timer (4) . . . Chorus (1.2.4) . . . LIFE Club (1,2,3) . . . Ski Club (2.3.4) . . . ILIAD (4) . . . Band (1,2,3,4) . . . Pep Band (2,3) . . . Pep Club (3) . . . Jr. Play (4) . . .Sr. Play (4) . . . Mag. Capt. (3) Gary L. Wenger Candace Kissling, treas.; Vicki Rissinger, pres.; Clair Siegrist, sec.; Sue Doherty, v.p. Class Flower: Carnation Class Colors: Royal Blue and Steel Gray Class Motto: I am not afraid of tomorrow, For I have seen yesterday And love today. -■Wm, Allen White Class Song: The Long and Winding Road --Beatles MISSING: Ricky L. Bashore James Fleming Rodney D. Gerhart Another year has come and gone and a new group of people have emerged as Seniors. Soon they will be leaving for- ever their high school days; some bound for college or technical schools, others joining the work force and seeking ca- reers. All will be entering a new, excit- ing world quite different from their school environment. As a class, these people have worked together to organize their sandwich sale, class dance and play, and ad book and yearbook sales. The profit they made went to pay for their class trip and grad- uation expenses. Now they stand expectantly on the threshold of a new life. Their future stands before them . . . waiting. Will they take it as it comes--the good with the bad--and make the most of it? We certainly hope so! SITTING: Mr. Scarpignato, Miss Chesonis. STANDING: Mr. Rentschler, Mr. Hoffman. 30 Seniors Bill Angstadt Doris Baker Donna Balthaser Becky Balthaser Steph Balthaser Darlene Bashore Ricky Bashore John Batdorf Dale MBeckM Bechtold Justin Beck Karen Behney Cliff Beidler Henry Bicher Jeff Bollinger Cindy Boltz Allen Pothead Bowman Donna Boyer Kim Brownie Brown Suzanne Clay Cheryl Cooper David Davis Dina Momma Davis Randy Davis Deb Hotdog Deck Dave Degler Tina DeLong Donna Dieffenbach Rich Dietz Dietrich Sue Doherty Robert Inskie Donkel Pat Downs Kathy Doyle Bill Eckert John Newton Eisenhardt Dale Emerich Cindy Fish Fisher Jim Fleming Chuck Fornwalt Maggie Freeman Sherwood Gassert Stacy Gay Rodney Fritz Gerhart Mike Haag Meg Harrison Karen Heffner Sam Heim Richard Hershey Dorothy Hess Joel Wool Hetrich Laurie Hoffert Donna Hoffman Jeff Chumley Hower Barry Hufford Kim Chick Kauffman Lorene Rene Gene Kauffman Rod Keeney Jeff Kennedy Dale Ketner Barry Kissling Candace Kissel Kissling Keith Kissling Kevin Kline Boyd Bud Ralph Kneasel Roy Kohr Anna Mae Kramer Wayne Lefever Kim Bip Leiby Tammy Lepin Leonhard Michelle Long Kurt Lorah Bob Luckenbill Scott Wootz Lutz Sheila Lutz Jeff Mays Michele Merdy Meredith Bill Merrell Dan Miller Charlie McDuff Mogel Carl Moyer Sheila Moyer Richard Orban Nancy Peiffer Tim Porter Sue Pugliese Marcia Rebman Kevin Reed Vicki Rissinger Mark Smokin’ Joe Robinson Mike Rollman Tom Vedo Rodino Nick Sattazahn Vaughn Vern Saunders Glenn Schlappich Dave Sholl Randy Bud Shurr Clair Siegrist Alayene Stoudt Corrie Stoudt Debbie Stump Robert Swoyer Doug Wagner Cathy Waldron Peter PW Walker Clair Watson Lydia Weik Gary Spently Wenger Roger Yiengst Jill Younker Jodie Ziegler 31 Mark Adams Dorann Althouse Mark Azemar Delores Baker Dale Balthaser Alan Bashore Brian Bashore Advisors—SITTING: Mrs. Guthrie, Mr. Hepner. STANDING: Mr. Crim, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Schwartz. 34 Officers: Michelle Krott, sec.-treas., Judy Kissling, v.p., Shelly Burkhart, pres. t Jeffrey Billman PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Elizabeth Cooper Douglas Cummings Patricia Benfer Donna Bennethum Michele Bender Kenneth Berger Jesse Brubaker Rachelle Burkhart Ronda Burkholder Michael Cheatham Scott Brian Dechert DeLong Todd Demmv William Dickson NOT SHOWN James Boyd Mickey Cornelius I Nancy Daubenspeck 35 Brian Downs Edward Dundore Lorene % Hartz Corale Greenwood Denise Hehnly Douglas Hershey PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Renee Hershey Gretchen Himmelberger peggy Himmelberger Leah Hoover c. PHOTO Not Available Eleanor Huey John Keller Randall 36 Gregory Goss Edward Himmelberger i. Leroy Kerner Liichael Kline Darlene Klahold lisa Klopp Gregory Koenig Joann Krcichbaum Brenda Lempergel i Michelle Krott Julie Lessig Andrew Kurtz Darrell Luckenbill fi Grace Largent VJ Nelson Lutz Ronald Lebo Janis Malsbury Michael Leininger i Lee Mays j S. Sharon Miller w? A SORRY, NO PHOTO s =- U -A • Carol Miller L Martin Moyer Patrick McDonough Donald Nagle PHOTO NOT ' AVAILABLE Roxanne Newman NO PHOTO Karen AVAILABLE Moyer Errol Moyer 37 Jolene Rebman Ronald Reber Michael Rioux Susan Reinhart Bonnie Ritchie Thomas Robinson M ' Carrie Saunders Scott Seiverling Tammie Seiverling John Schucker m Todd Shartle Fern Peiffer Roger Reber Tamara Ritzman Terry Schucker Debra Shreiner Jeffrey Smith Darren Snyder Suzanne Snyder r; Robert Smith Kenneth NOT 5i SHOWN | Stamm g f:7 Joseph Spangler i Lori Stephan Edwin Strauss 0 Dale Weaver Clarence Zerbe Brenda Strickler Stephen Weaver Kevin Zerbe David Swan Diann Weik Michael Zerbe NOT SHOWN George Titlow Mark Wengert Susan Ziegler Stephanie Vindich Eileen Woolf Barry Weaver Bradley Yeich 39 Denise Andrews Peter Angstadt Lori Bare Sandra Bauman Richard Beck Lori Beidler Wesley Beissel Brad Benfer Officers: Karen Gay, pres., Lisa Sue Farnsworth, sec.; John Flan- Scomavacchi, Creas. nery, v.p. Bonnie Bennethum Dale Bicher Advisors—SITTING: Mrs. Kline, Mr. Feaser, Mr. Graeff. STANDING: Mr. Beissel, Mrs. Balthaser, Mr. Winter Faye Bishop 40 Phyllis Bressler Stephan Bross Gene Brown, Jr. Melissa Clay Greg Care Randall Michael Coleman Cornelius Bonnie Kent Davis Davis Cynthia Carl Brossman Randall Audrey Blatt Bomberger Denise Bordner Kelly Brown W alter Brown, Jr. Brad Bubbenmoyer Juanita Bulliner Verine Davis 41 Steven Dubbs ! Bonnie Ehrnfeldt Kimberly Dreisbach Thomas Dundore Susan Farnsworth Dennis Faust John Flannery, Jr. Aida Frantz t if. Sandra Fox Richard Frantz, Jr. Karen Gay John Daryl Harnish Lyle Heberling Penelope Heffner { V -I V-'V Ronald Heffner Holly Hetrick Scott Hetrick PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Benjamin Himmelberger David Himmelberger Dennis Himmelberger Vicki Himmelberger Debra Hoffert Lowrie Hotzman Kendall Hower Tina Hulsizer Clarence Hoffert, HI i 1 1 • Barry Hoffert 43 Kathy Kissling David Kleinfelter Keith Kline Kristi Knapp Peter Kreitler Timothy Kreitz 44 Bonnie Marsh Kenneth Miller, Jr Stephan Miller David McCarthy Keith Moyer Luncinda Ivtoyer Starr Miller NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Dale Moyer Karen Mundell m v Lave me Rambergc Sherrie Rank AVAILABLE Mark Rioux r Mary Reifsnyder I; - Robert Reed 46 Cynthia Stoudt Richard | Strauss A | Linda Sweitzer 1 V ) Ward Stoudt l� ir Barbara Strunk ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE Robert Sweitzer Glen Swope Bruce Umbenhauer Cole Underkoffler Carol Wealand Kevin Wanner I Alan Weaver Randall White (SI V. ' ; t •' 'A i i Kimberly Wildman Sharon Wise Martin Witman William Wolfe Lisa Ziegler Russell Berger a Frank Bare r • i • P - C ary !? MISSING Cory Vance 4a Troy Brown Barry Bross Brian Bross m lv : J Richard Brown, Jr. Bret Boyer Ronald Brown Karen Brush Advisors: Mrs. Althouse, Mr. Ullrich, Mrs. Lein- inger, Miss Ketner. Lisa Brown Claman Ruby Deitzler Elise Dieffenbach John Doherty Jeffrey Donkel Paul Clauser, Jr. Darryle Cummings Officers--SITTING: Lisa Oakman, treas.; Howard Watts, pres.; Doris Hcrshcy, v.p.; STANDING: Angel Benfer, sec Deborah 49 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Brian Himmelberger Dale Himmelberger, Jr. Karen Hoffert Mary Houck Alan Kohr Eugene Kramer 51 Bruce Largent Lisa Leininger Kurt Leonard Michael Leonard Todd Leonhard f Gary Loeb Justina Loump Craig Luckenbill Janarthur Mason Steven Luckenbill Judith Malsbury Darvin Lutz Deborah Martinez Karen Meyer Cecilia Miller Gerald Miller, II i 52 Joanne Miller John Moser Kathy Moyer Mark Moyer Kenneth Moyer Randolph Moyer 1 Dawn Newman Ivy Nicholson A Karen Noecker Connie Nolt Kim Olesh Mary Orendo Michael Oswald Susan Miller Pierce Nye Lisa Oakman 53 Glenn Riegel Shell! Rissinger Darlene Ritchie Kathleen Robinson David Rogers m Jeffrey Roylcs Brenda Ruth Michael Ruth NO PHOTO AVAILABLE ( Mica Saunders Brian Schlappich Jfi ‘J ABSENT . .. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Eric Schoener Mark Shirk Steven Sholl Alane Seiler Barbara Schlegel 54 Rae Smith Douglas Soliday Eric Stupp Donald Waldron Brenda Wanner t Bonita Warren Richard Wengert Sheila W enrich 55 RAND M«NALLV 56 licpyt: Administration And SEATED: Gerald Seiler, treas.; Richard Ruth, v.p.; Jay Brown, pres.; Earl Schaeffer, sec. STANDING: Spen- cer Watts, Warren Kline, Harold Bashore, Roy Hetrick, Orville Stauffer. Mrs. Sandra Keeney serves as a secretary taking care of transpor- tation and census reports. Sign on the dotted line, please. We are deeply grateful to all of the people who keep the affairs of our school district running smoothly. Each day they are faced with a mul- titude of problems concerning trans- portation, the lunch program, and this year, especially, heating and lighting. They are to be commended for a job well done. Mrs. Jean Polk keeps the district's finances and payroll accouts. She serves under Superintendent Koenig. Mri Earl Koeing, the Superinten- dent is mainly responsible for the federal and state reports of the District. Office Personnel Mrs. Polk and Mrs. Schlappich check cafeteria finances. Get to your next class. Mr. Leonard Wearne is Assistant Superintendant. He has charge of long range planning, the lunch program, and junior high person- nel. Mrs. Janet Himmelberger keeps attendance records and purchasing orders. Migraine headache number 352. Arc you sure there is no purchase order? Mrs. Ilene Batz is secretary to Mr. Matthew and also serves as the general secretary. Principal Harold Matthew works to improve instruction, plan In- service programs, and supervises classrooms. He writes state reports and aids in planning and providing transportation. 59 Mr. Robert Harner is employed as a part-time Guidance Counselor. Come in third period— or else! Helping Us Plan Our Future iiv Why can't I go to Harvard? Miss Brenda Witman, Guidance Coun selor, helps students with scheduling and choosing schools which offer pro- grams necessary for their career. . • • and then she said . . . 60 Let's see, am I busy fifth period? Learning A New Language Miss Mary Ketner teaches German 9, 11, and 12. She advises the Freshman class and National Honor Society. ‘his year we will do something rather different in the cur- cula section of DARDAN1AN. A poll was taken among le faculty asking the question What do you enjoy the lost about teaching? The answers are printed in the copy rea of each page. We would like to at this time thank le faculty for the time and effort they put into their re- onses. — The Editors. Using food and animal pictures, Latin students create an interesting and challenging bulletin board, Know Your Latin Words. Setzen Sie sich, und Seien Sie ruhig. «liss Ketnen Teaching the formation of sentences and teach- ng literature, especially Siegfried and Roland. Mrs. Kline checks homework and at the same time monitors responses to the tape. 61 What To Say Mrs. Erna Deisher teaches English to Freshmen and is their class advisor. Help! They're coming to get me! Mr. Feaser: Those seldom times when the students and I enter a partnership to seek knowledge or truth in informa- tion or discussion. When we find it the student goes away satisfied and I have found pleasure in having helped the student to achieve. What's the definition of Photographer ? Poster Power! That tree was grown from an FFA grapefruit! Mr. John Feaser teaches English 10 and advises the Sophomore class and the National Honor Society. 62 And How To Say It Mr. Philip Hepner teaches Eng- lish to Juniors and is one of their class advisors. He is also the Cross Country and Archery coach and the advisor for the ILLAD staff. A new kind of English class? Whadda ya say? Mrs. Deisher: Teaching my little grandaughters to walk and talk. Mr. Hepner: Being hassled by DAR- DANIAN staff members. Mr. Hoffman: The kids. Many Different Mrs. Carol Leininger teaches Algebra 1 and General Math. She is a Freshman class advisor. Look up the value for 2 COSTT SINTT Mrs. Leininger: Working with young people, everyday is different. Teaching is challenging. Mr. Graeff: Helping somebody who really needs help and who is really interested. I wish that there would be more students like this. Mr. Ronald Graeff teaches Geometry and Consumer Math. He is a Sophomore class advisor. 64 Courses Offered Mr. Edward Crim teaches Trigonometry and General Math. He is a Junior class advisor and Track Coach. Mr. Crim: Having kids come back after they've gone to college several months and saying that they're having now what they had last year. Also, having them say that they're prepared for the math and science courses they are taking in college. 65 Your proof is not quite correct. Exploring The Mr. Frederick Ullrich teaches Biology and Bio-Chem, He advises the Freshman class, the Karate Club, and the Junior class play. Ripple tanks make waves! 66 Mr. Carl Winter teaches Chemis- try and Bio-Chem. He is a Sopho- more class advisor. Is that PbN03 or CUSO4? World Around Us Mr. Ullrich: A successful class play. Mr. Bcissel: Designing fun-type projects such as dropping eggs and launching rockets. These projects are not only enjoyable for the students and myself but they also serve as an excellent teaching aid in space sciences. Mr. Winter: The verbal interaction between teachers and students. Mr. Larry Beissel teaches Biology and Earth and Space Science. He is a Freshman class advisor. 67 Dale works very hard to be accurate. Studying Our Nation’s Get that camera out of here! Mrs. Linda Althouse teaches Civics and is a Freshman class advisor. Mr. Paul Wentling teaches World Cultures and is a Junior class advisor. He takes care of the stockroom and coach- es Varsity Soccer. 68 Past And Present Mr. Samuel Schwarz teaches American History and Cur- rent Problems. He advises the Junior class. Mrs. Althouse: Having good discussions with classes and get ting students to think for themselves. Mr. Wentling: The satisfaction of being able to communi- cate and relate to the students those ideas which will later in life be of some benefit. Mr. Schwartz: Working with young people. Mr. Scarpignato: The satisfaction of seeing my former stu- dents come back to visit and to tell me of their successes and social growth. I'll teach you for throwing erasers in P.O.D. ! 69 Preparing Students For Business students work hard, too. How good are YOUR typing habits? Learning to operate the various business machines is important. Mrs. Leonora Guthrie teaches typing, shorthand, tran- scription, and bookkeeping. She is a Junior class advisor, and ILIAD advisor, and the FBLA advisor. Miss Chesonis: The most enjoyable thing about teaching is getting the students to handle situations which would occur in offices and watching their reactions, or seeing someone finally learn how to type who never had a knowl- edge of it before. In other words, relating to the students the worth or benefits of the subject being taught. 70 The Commercial World Nancy carefully erases all mistakes. What does this paragraph mean? Miss Ann Chesonis teaches typing, shorthand, tran- Cheryl practices her filing lesson, scription, business law, office practice, and book- keeping. She is a Senior class advisor and the girls' basketball coach. 71 Planning And Mrs. Blatt teaches home economics to students in grades nine through twelve. The Home Economics course pro- vides practical experience for the girls involved. They learn cooking, baking, sewing, family relations, and crafts such as crocheting, crewel, knitting, and rug and candle making. Mrs. Blatt: The most enjoyable thing about teach- ing is helping students achieve. I like watching them develop self-confidence. Mrs. Martin: Working with the students. This is the way we bake the bread. Managing A Mrs. Martin teaches home economics to three of the academic sections. Home Isn't school fun?! Is crocheting really that absorbing? 73 Umm! Umm! Good! What are you crocheting? Planting For The Future Are you back again?! Mr. Barry Kellner teaches biology and industrial arts to some freshmen classes, and tenth grade agriculture. What happened? Mr. Michael Orendo teaches agricul- ture, farm mechanics, horticulture. He advises FFA. Basic plant, animal, soil sciences and animal nutrition are taught in agriculture. This is followed by the teaching of approved practices and super- vised experiences in each enterprise. Are you building a tractor from scratch? Mr. Orendo: Being around young people. The nail bent again! 74 Mr. Kellner: Free periods--no kids! Ward concentrates on his project. Be careful with that chisel! Constructing Durable Goods Is cutting plexiglas hard, Steve? Mr. Paul Barnett teaches sections 9-7, Cliff concentrates on his project. 10-7, and all junior and senior indus- trial arts students. The purpose of the indust- rial arts course is to acquaint all students with tools and their safe and efficient use, to teach them to use their hands crea- tively, and to teach them basic skills used in industry. Mr. Barnett: To work with a student on a project and then to see the student do a real good job on the project. 75 Our Future Craftsmen I guess we're out of those. Richard is very proud of his project. A true craftsman at work. Maybe if you move it up a little . . 76 Don't slip! Filing must be done carefully. Instructing The Fine Arts Which flute hit the C-sharp? Much time is spent by the band and chorus in preparation for the Christmas and spring concerts. In addition to rehearsals, instrumen- tal instruction is given to band members. Mr. Kremser: The satisfaction of a fine performance by the chorus. Mr. Weaver: Observing the development of a fine concert band. Mr. Harold Kremser directs chorus and Sedecim and instructs general music classes. Your face isn't that bad! Mrs. Janet Balthaser teaches art and mechanical draw- ing. She is also a Sophomore class advisor. Students taking art as a requirement or an elective have a rather varied program. Tex- tiles, sketching, and painting, pottery, dyeing, and holiday crafts are included in the course. What is that? Mr. Theodore Weaver directs band and pep band and teaches instrumental music. Mrs. Balthaser: The constant challenge. 77 Learning The Rules Of The Road Mr. Ronald Price teaches driver ed- ucation and roadwork. He coaches JV Basketball and JV Baseball. Driver Education is taught as a course to So omores and roadwork is available for any studen who is 16 or older. Ins ance rates are lower fo those students who com plete both. Mr. Price: Coaching and vacation. J lnRIVEH I didn’t say anything! Many new books have been add- ed this year for our library. These include Around the World in 1776 and Non-traditional College Routes to Careers. Mr. Bentz: Helping the students by find- ing answers to their questions. Mr. Robert Bentz is our Librarian. He advises Library Club and Beethoven or Kiss? DARDANIAN. 78 Preventing Who win get the ball ? The Flabby American Mrs. Barbara Livesey teaches physical education and health classes. She is the hockey and tennis coach and the advisor for cheerleaders. Mr. Carl Wolf teaches physical edu- cation and health classes. He is the high school athletic director and also coaches JV soccer and varsity basketbaH. Physical education mainly involves instruction in basic skills. However, in the spring, tests for the President's Physical Fitness Award are given. Mrs. Livezey: I enjoy the interaction with the many unique personalities—there is never a dull moment in teaching. Mr. Wolf: Teaching co-ed gym classes. You hit the net! You hit the net! What's so funny? 79 Cooking, Curing, Mrs. Orendo is hoping the scale won't break! Dr. Pugliese conducts all check-ups. Mrs. Helen Schlappich prepares the menus. Mrs. Haag gives Jack Younker a tine test. Cafeteria Clerks: Mrs. Nancy Angstadt and Mrs. Stella Snyder. •SUPERVISOR BLDGS.-GROUNDS- EE 3 Cooks: Mrs. Pearl Schaeffer, Mrs. Anna Mae Luckenbill, Mrs. Lucy Board creates new office Hoffert, Mrs. Dolly Bashore, Mrs. Erma Henne 80 Cleaning And Chauffeuring Mrs. Mabel Haas, custodian. Waiting for the stampede. Bus Drivers: ROW 1—Mr. Wayne Stoudt, Mr. Harold Bashore, Mr. Quentin Gettel, Mr. Calvin Zellers. ROW 2—Mrs. Phyllis Stoudt, Mrs. Edith Zieg- ler, Mis. Joan Mengel, Mr. Charles Morgan, Mr. Elmer Bashore, Mrs. Yvonne Stoudt. Mr. A1 Houtz, custodian. Mr. Jacob Bicher, custodian. 81 Mr. Bashore, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds. Tulpehocken has a convoy! Meeting The Needs Of The Students Cathy Sweeney, Dale Sweitzer, Mike Jones, John Shalters, Charlie Blatt, Terry Royer, Mr. Symons, Randy Purcell, Mark Wengert, Robert Sweitzer, Roxanna Shrohm. Learning can be fun! Career Education consists mainly of working with individuals on individual handicaps. Mr. Symons, teaching for the first time at Tulpehocken this year, says that he enjoys working with handicapped children and adults, helping them to face their problems and to find the best solution to them. Every day is different from the one before, bring- ing new problems and new challenges. He also finds personal satisfaction in helping those who have trouble helping themselves. Smiling during Math class?! ! Terry works hard at Consum- er Math. 82 Mr. Symons is teaching for the first time here at Tulpehocken. What's the answer to number 3? Here We Learn To Work Attending Vo-Tech means many things. It means getting up a bit earlier in the morning than everybody else to catch the bus. It means working hard to learn a trade--whether it be'Auto-Body or Carpentry or Masonry or Data Process- ing, starting from the moment a pupil arrives and ceasing only for math class and for lunch. It means coming back to Tulpehocken in the afternoon after a morning's hard work to take English and social studies courses. As you can see, Vo- Tech means what its motto says - - work! 83 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - PIC 1: Careful even though left-handed. PIC 2: Doris Baker, Sheila Lutz—future T.H.S. cafe- teria cooks? PIC 3: The new Woods Brothers. PIC 4: In good hands for a nice hairdo. PIC 5: Are you building a differential analyzer? PIC 6: What a drill press! FROM LEFT TO RIGHT — PIC 1: Does it look as though it may work properly? PIC 2: All you have to do is press here! PIC 3: Safety first is important in welding. PIC 4: OK, that's close enough, PIC 5: What's supposed to happen, Roy? PIC 6: Be precise in your measurements. 85 86 . . . The Product—1977 Dardanian Co-editors and Advisors: Jill Younker, Mr. Hoffman, Mrs, Kline, and Debra Stump. Business Managers: Cindy Fisher, Darlene Bashore Typists: Cheryl Cooper, Nancy Peiffer. Sports: Stacy Gay, Michele Meredith, Tina DeLong, Meg Harrison. Publishing an an- nual demands organi- zation, as evidenced on these pages. Then each one persevering from day to day lightens the work of the co-editors and ad- visors. All this cul- minates in the arrival of the books in May. 88 Artists: Maggie Freeman, Becky Balthaser Debbie Stump, Cheryl Cooper, Jill Younker check layout. Organize, Persevere Kim Brown, Stephanie Balthaser, Dorothy Hess, Nancy Peiffer crop pictures. NOW what are you doing, Swoyer?! Photographers: Bill Angstadt, Todd Demmy, Kent Davis. 89 Corinne Stoudt, Suzanne Clay, Marcia Rebman dis- cuss underclass layout. Donna Balthaser, Lorene Kauffman, Dina Davis, Cathy Waldron, Jodie Ziegler do Senior layout. Organizing Class Affairs ROW: 1: Cathy Waldron, Kim Brown, Sue Doherty, Vicki Rissinger. ROW 2: Roy Kohr, Sheila Lut2, Clair Siegrist, Donna Hoffman, Candace Kissling, Richard Hershcy. Executive Councils, made up of stu- dents representing each section of ei- ther the Junior or Senior class, assist class officers in running class affairs. Important decisions concerning class functions are first made by the exec- utive council and may then be presented for the approval of the class. ROW 1: Renee Hershey, Judy Kissling, Pat Benfer, Michelle Krott. ROW 2: Feiicia Snyder, Corale Greenwood, Shelli Burkhart, Brian Bashore, Scott Moyer. 90 Aiding The Librarian Smile you're on candid camera! Carding, cataloguing, and shelving ooks are the duties of the library club, library assistants volunteer their study eriods to help Mr. Bentz with the never- nding work in the library. The showcase nd bulletin board displays are also pre- ared by the Library club. ROW 1: Lydia Weik, Jean Mowery, Karen Brush, Sheri Steinhaucr, Mr. Bentz, adv.; Suzanne Lake, Anne Coda, Barbara Schlcgel, Michelle Fedora, Lisa Brown, Brenda Ruth, Linda Hartranft, Betsy Moyer, Diann Weik, Sharon Miller, Karen Behney, Darlene Bashore, Debbie Stump. 91 Service, Education, And Progress The main purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to improve the technical skills neces- sary for employment in the business field. The FBLA members of THS are involved in the student store and typing for the DARDANIAN and ILIAD. The FBLA consists of students en- rolled in the commercial curricula. The organization is advised by Mrs. Leonora Guthrie, who teaches typing, shorthand, transcription, and book- keeping. SITTING: Kathy Doyle, pres. STANDING: Nancy Peiffer, sec.; Mrs. Guthrie, adv.; Alayene Stoudt, v. pres.; Renee Hershey, tres.; Joann Kreichbaum, reporter. FBLA girls take ten SITTING: Alayene Stoudt, Lydia Weik, Jodie Peiffer, Tammy Leonhard, Cindy Boltz, Kathy Doyle, Sheila Moyer, Nancy Daubenspeck. STANDING: Gretchen Himmelberger, Bonnie Ritchie, Michelle Krott, Rachelie Burkhart, Sharon Miller, Carol Miller, Jolene Rebman, Darlene Clayhold, Renee Hershey, Joann Kreichbaum, Sharon Stei- gerwald, Joy Scheirer, Grace Largent, Jeanne Mowery, Stephanie Vindich, Dory Althouse, Leah Hoover, Nancy Peiffer, Cheryl Cooper. 92 Accommodating Student Needs ROW 1: Sheila Moyer, Alayene Stoudt, Kathy Doyle. ROW 2: Nancy Peiffer, Cheryl Cooper, Cindy Boltz, Lydia Weik, Tammy Leonhard. A student store clerk must be a senior en- rolled in the commercial curricula, and also wil- ling to relinquish part of her fourth period class and lunch period to open the store. The clerks are always ready to accommodate the students' needs, such as pencils, pens, notebooks, and dictionaries. Trojan oriented articles include: shirts, gym shorts, beanies, jackets, pillows, and license plates. The clerks are always ready to help a prospective customer. '■M rail i Managers and Advisor: Cindy Boltz, Miss Chesonis, Tammy Leonhard. 93 Providing The Jeff, Rick, Dave, and Bob keep their note ROW 1: Kurt Leonard, Jeff Donkel, Ronald Brown, Frank Bare, books up to date. Troy Dove, Mark Shirk. ROW 2: Darvin Lutz, Eugene Kramer, Randy Moyer, Ken Moyer, Mark Moyer, Mike Leonard, John Moser, Steve Sholl, Gary Loeb. Mr. W. Ray Ketner, manager of the Blue Marsh Upland Game and Waterfowl Area, is the recipient of the Honorary Chapter Farmer degree. This honor is bestowed on those who render outstanding service to advance agriculture education and to the FFA. SEATED: Pete Walker, Bob Donkel. STANDING TOP TO BOTTOM: Pat Mcdonough, Scott Lutz, Robert Luckenbill, David Sholl, Jeff Bollinger, Gary Wenger, Joel Hetrick, Nick Sattazahn, Greg Koenig, Rick Batz, Martin Moyer, Todd Shartle, Mike Rioux, Scott Seiver- ling, Diann Weik, Betsy Moyer. 94 Necessities Of Life ROW 1: Scott Hetrick, Barry Hoffert, Mark Rioux, ROW 2: Dennis Himmelbergcr, Bonnie Marsh, Larry Grumbine, Ralph Moyer, Joe Devine, Scott Myer, George Sattazahn, Ricky Moyer, John Loump, Dennis Faust, Kay Ziegler, Daryl Harnish, Wes Beissel, Greg Care, Kenny Hower, George Kienc, Ward Stoudt. ROW 3: John Gcib, Scott Lutz, Ben Himmelberger. Learning and experiencing supervised agricultural occupations, community service, experiences in cooperation, earnings, sav- ings, and investments, leadership, scholar- ships, conducting meetings, participation, and recreation are the major objectives of the activity-oriented Future Farmers of America. This organization provides future farmers with ample preparation for future agricultural endeavors. Officers and Advisor: John Loump, chaplain; Larry Grumbine, sentinel; Martin Moyer, treas.; Greg Koenig, v. pres.; Mr. Orendo, adv.; Joel Hetrick, pres.; Ward Stoudt, sec.; Scott Seiverling, reporter; Mark Rioux, historian. 95 At Least They’re Happy! Heidelberg is very well equipped for night skiing. Mr. Ullrich seems to enjoy being a ski club advisor! ROW 1: Howard Watts, Philip Troutman, Mike Ruth, Steve Luckenbill, Eric Schoener, Barry Weaver, Peter Geering, John Doherty. ROW 2: Mr. Ullrich, Adv. Jodie Ziegler, Cathy Waldron, Dina Davis, Randy Geering, Becky Balt - haser, Peter Kreitler, Tim Porter, Kent Davis, Sue Snyder, Carrie Saunders. ROW 3: Dorothy Hess, Kim Brown, Dennis Greenwood, Michele Meredith, Suzanne Clay, Tina DeLong, David Davis, Keith Kissling, Randy Davis, Randy Shurr. This year's ski club has to be one of the hap piest ever. After three long years of very mild winters, snow has cov- ered the slopes since Christmas. Except for the extreme cold, ski- ing has been excellent. Members who still re- member how to ski are rushing for the slopes. Has anyone seen the beginners' slope? % Self-Improvement Stressed SITTING: Alan Weaver, Edward Dundore, Richard Bausher. STANDING: Mr. Ull- rich, adv.; Debbie Clay, Peter Kreitler, Dennis Greenwood, David McCarthy, Fem Peiffer, Mr. Winter, adv. Fern Peiffer Contrary to the popular belief. Karate is not only a method of self defense but also a means of improv- ing one's self both physical- ly and mentally. Mental at- titude is stressed as much as complete control and coordination. Members do not break boards, but rath- er practice to perfection many movements associ- ated more with ballet than with wood chopping. Stu- dents of karate receive belts of various colors as they advance to each level. Both instructors Mr. Ull- rich and Mr. Winter - -have black belts, the sign of an accomplished master. 97 Presents Students’ Views ROW 1: Sue Doherty, John Doherty, Sandra Fox, lisa Scomavacchi, Sonja Myer, Stephanie Balthaser, Scott Myer. ROW 2: Tammie Seiverling, Brenda Nolt, Gerald Miller, Ralph Moyer, Darrell Showalter, Corale Greenwood, Joan Greenwood. Officers: Miss Whitman, Sue Doherty, pres.; Sonja Meyer, sec.; Brenda Nolt, v. pres. Student council members are selected eac year from every section. The main function o the student council is to present the students' views to the administration. It also sponsors ; talent show, a dance, and spirit week, which includes a 1950's day, a T-shirt day, a home- coming dance, and two spirit days when every- one wears the school colors. 98 Helping While Having Fun ROW Is Alayene Stoudt, Debbie Deck, Cheryl Cooper, Lydia Weik, Karen Behney. ROW 2: Meg Harrison, Michele Meredith, Kathy Doyle, Sheila Moyer, Nancy Peiffer. ROW 3: Stephanie Balthaser, Stacy Gay, Tammy Leonhard, Vicki Rissinger, Cindy Boltz, ROW 4: Kurt Lorah, Roger Yiengst, Randy Shurr, Dan Miller, Kevin Kline, Mike Rollman. ROW 5: Pat Downs, Rod Keeney, Mark Adams, Vaughn Saunders, Keith Kissling. ROW 6: Clair Siegrist, Darrell Luckenbill, Randy Kissling, Doug Wagner, Richard Dietrich. Gym leaders assist the physical education teachers by caring for equipment, refereeing games and leading calisthenics. This help them to gain experience as physical edu- cation instructors as well as making the jobs of Mr. Wolf and Mrs. Live- zey much easier. ROW 1: Kurt Lorah, Roger Yiengst, Vaughn Saunders, Randy Shurr, Clair Siegrist, Randy Kissling. ROW 2: Pat Downs, Rod Keeney, Mark Adams, Mike Rollman, Keith Kissling, Darrell Luckenbill. ROW 3: Doug Wag- ner, Kevin Kline, Dan Miller, Richard Dietrich. ROW 1: Lydia Weik, Karen Behney, Alayene Stoudt, Debbie Deck, Cheryl Cooper. ROW 2: Stephanie Balthaser, Vicki Rissinger, Stacy Gay, Kathy Doyle, Michele Meredith. ROW 3: Meg Harrison, Cindy Boltz, T ammy Leonhard, Sheila Moyer, Nancy Pei ffer. 99 Truly An Honor SITTING: Roy Kohr, Candace Kissling, Tammy Leonhard, Nancy Peiffer. STANDING: Mr. Feaser, adv.; Dorothy Hess, David Degler, Robert Swoyer, Tina Delong, Suzanne Clay, Cindy Fish- er, Jill Younker, Susan Pugliese, Henry Bicher, Miss Ketner, adv. National Honor Society induction ceremony. National Honor Society members are chosen for their scholastic achieve- ment, leadership, and serv- ice. They are inducted at a special ceremony each spring. Seniors inducted for the first time last year were Linda Reiner, Wendy Wenger, Judy Beck, Louise Kline, Robin Advisors: Mr. Feaser, Miss Ketner. Officers: Robert Swoyer, v.p.; Swoyer, Denise Brown, Kim- Dorothy Hess, pres.; Tammy Leonhard, sec. berly Allen. 100 Service With A Smile Ten girls have been chosen this year from the senior class to serve as hostesses. These girls are selected on the basis of outstanding achievements. They hand out programs, take collection and tick- ets, and greet the fa- culty and students with a smile. LEFT—ROW 1: Candace Kissling, Tina Delong, Mag- gie Freeman. ROW 2: Darlene Bashore, DorothyHess. RIGHT—SITTING: Debra Stump, Cathy Waldron. STANDING: Jill Younker, Sue Pugliese, Cindy Fisher. Sue and Cathy anxiously wait for the students. 101 Reporting T.H.S. News Staff—ROW 1: Cathy Waldron, Corale Greenwood. ROW 2: Jody Ziegler, Dennis Greenwood, Dina Davis, Nancy Daubenspeck. Advisors: Mrs. Guthrie, Mr. Hepner. Typists--SITTING: Shelly Burkhart, Sheila Moyer. STANDING: Cheryl Cooper, Janis Malsbury, Joy Scheirer, Nancy Pieffer. Our school newspaper, the ILIAD, has no regular publica- tion date. It is published when- ever enough ma- terial is gathered. Regular features are Senior Spot- light, sport news, and reports on new teachers. Editors: Lorene Kauffman, Donna Bal- thaser. Co-Editor: Todd Demmy. Dennis has a tip on a hot scoop! When's the next issue ready? 102 T.H.S. Junior Miss Contender Tired but happy, Candy finally has a chance to rest. Candace Kissling was this year's Junior Miss Contender. Because the theme was Winter Carnival, contest- ants dressed as for ice skating. They also sang three songs- Button Up Your Overcoat , Frosty the Snowman , and Winter Wonderland. For the talent competition Candace played Rhondo by Mozart on her French Horn. Candace says, It was something different to do. The practices got to be very tiring but we all got to know each other and had a good time. T.H.S Junior Miss Contenders: Sue Doherty and Candace Kissling 1977 T.H.S. Junior Miss: Candace Kissling This year the contest theme was Winter Carnival Practice made perfect. In Case Of Fire ROW 1: David Degler, Mark Robinson, Stephanie Balthaser, Gretchen Himmelberger, Sheila Moyer, Kerry Bond, Tim Paulson. ROW 2: Sue Snyder, Barry Weaver, Brian Downs, Tim Porter, Mark Adams, Rich Dietrich, Clair Siegrist, Barry Kissling, Darrell Luckcnbill, Justin Beck, Bill Angstadt, Dale Emerich. ROW 3: Randy Shurr, Bob Swoyer, Pat Downs, Doug Wagner, Rich Hershey, Doug Cummings. Fire marshals are chosen each year to help protect the students and building in the event of a fire. Each has a certain position or duty to per- form during a fire drill to be sure all students are safe and all safety precautions are taken. 104 There's a fire in there! Preparing For Community Service Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) are involved in rather varied activities. These include or- ganizing annual dances and bingo in addition to giving a Halloween party for the Bethany Children's Home and a spring party for the residents of the Hamburg State Hospital. Distributive Education Classes of America (DECA) teach its members public related services. Members of DECA arc interested in restaurant and hotel lodging fields. ROW 1: Sue Doherty, Karen Heffner, Donna Hoffman, Michelle Long, Sheila Lutz, Kim Kauffman, Doris Baker. ROW 2: Roger Yiengst, Rodney Keeney, Wayne Lefever. DECA: Kim Leiby, Gina Rodino Denise Fisher ROW 1: Ken Berger, Nelson Lutz, Alan Bashore, Lee Mays. ROW 2: Karen Moyer, Lisa Kramer, Debbie Prescott, Julie Lessig, Delores Baker, Brenda Strickler, Eileen Woolf, Tammy Seiverling. ROW 3: David Swan, Ed Himmelberger, Darren Snyder, Ed Dundore, Leroy Kemer, Scott Moyer, Ken Stamm, Dale Balthaser, Brian Bashore. Lisa Steinhauer, Brenda Royer, Starr Miller, Dennis Degler. 105 The Senior Class Presents Everyone loves Harpagon! I'm just taking a beauty nap. A little kissy-kissy? What hair-do's! THE CAST Harpagon......... Elise............ Cleante.......... Valere........... Frosine.......... Mariane.......... Master Jacques .. La Fl£che ....... Master Simon ... Magistrate....... Mistress Claude . Brindavoine...... La Merluche.... Monsier Ansel me Extra Servant... .Shawn Greenwood Sue Geering .Doug Staller John Schucker Jill Eisenbrown Sue Pugliese Dennis Greenwood Todd Demmy Steve Stephan Randy Geering Donna Hoffman Robin Swoyer Sue Doherty Taylor Pierson Peter Geering 106 Moliere’s “The Miser” My girdle is killing me! At least my hat's still there. 107 Ouch! See my bulging muscles! The Junior Class Presents Concerned women of Corinth. Sue Pugliese John Schucker Brenda Nolt Sue Doherty Dawn Newman . 2nd woman Donna Hoffman Children Mica Saunders Kevin Remley Soldiers Peter Geering Bill Angstadt Terry Wagner Brad Benfer Dennis Greenwood Todd Demmy Randy Geering Steve Stephen Dave Swan Servants Joan Greenwood Faye Bishop 108 MEDEA By Euripides The cast of MEDEA Brenda plays the part of a nurse 109 “Dream On” Prom Court: Jan Eisenbrown, Terry Deitzler, Cathy Althouse. This year the Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Heidelberg Country Club in Bernville. The theme of the Prom was Dream On. Entertainment was provided by the Note-Ables. There was unusually good attendance at the Prom and also the Post Prom, which was held at Berks Lanes. The highlight of the evening was the an- nouncement that Beth Largent was chosen Prom Queen. Prom Queen Beth Largent no At Heidelberg Boom, Twang-Boom, Twang! Ill M-16 Provides Entertainment ■: Santa's helpers. Everybody loves a slow-dance. What's happening in the comer? Did you hear the one about . . . Ohmygosh! 112 At The Christmas Dance Shake Your Booty! Snow Queen Carrie Saunders. M-16 provided entertainment for this year's Christmas Dance. The sen- ior class provided refreshments and the decorations for the dance. Close to 200 people attended the dance and no one was attired in jeans. Make up your mind—are you talking or dancing? The result of too much wine, women, and song. The chaperones love a good time, too! 113 Simon says • • • Special Events Fort Mead U. S. Military Band presented a concert of classical music and marches for the enjoyment of the student body. Third place in Student Council's talent show went to Shawn and Dennis Greenwood; second place was taken by Daniel Meyer. Winner, Becky Balthaser, and Lisa Keeney goof around backstage. At T.H.S. WiniskPost 4 l THawlevLake1 f ) Sjr t . £ nSutton Lake dfUVJLE BAY Winisk Lake.-,� ; Clair and Justin lend their voices to a radio soap-opera with WRAW's D.J. Super Mike Shan non as the announcer. David Jarden presented his movie North to Hudson Bay1 to T.H.S. Angie Aresco presented an assembly on advertising sponsored by the Coca-Cola Company and radio station WRAW. 115 116 Spirited Team Allows Forward Line—ROW 1: Tina Delong, Candace Kissling, Kim Brown. ROW 2: Vicki Rissinger, Felecia Snyder, Cry- stal Graeff, Cindy Fisher. Managers: Sharon Miller, Sandy Phillipy, Dawn Newman, Cheryl Cooper. Halfbacks: Stacy Gay, Brenda Nolt, Stephanie Balthaser, Michele Meredith, 118 Fullbacks: Marcia Rebman, Pat Benfcr, Maggie Freeman. Goalie: Mel Beidlcr Only Two Losses ROW 1: Kim Brow, Marcia Rebman, Cindy Fisher, Tina DeLong, Stephanie Balthaser; ROW 2: Felecia Snyder, Maggie Freeman, Crystal Graeff, Michele Meredith, Pat Benfeiy ROW 3: Candace Kissling, Stacy Gay, Vicki Rissinger, Mel Beidler, Brenda Nolt. The girls hockey team did ery well this season. The hard ork, dedication, and team work as extraordinary among the team lembers. The Varsity team had much oordination and a great deal of 2am spirit. Goal scoring was well istributed among the players. The earn was burdened with many ies but lost only two games. Seniors, piling up victories. ocken ul f ... Brandywine Central Catholic Mount Penn Kutztown Fleetwood Kutztown Brandywine Twin Valley Daniel Boone 0 Out of my way! 119 Coach Livezey and Co-captains Cindy and Vicki. Future Hockey Stars The Junior Varsity, fol- lowing in the footsteps of Varsity also produced five wins, four ties, and only two losses. They are looking for- ward to a good season next year. ROW 1: Penny Bicksler, Connie Nolt, Sue Ziegler, Gretchen Himmelberger. ROW 2: Joanne Kirkhoff, Amy Harrison, Karen Gay, Kelly Brown. ROW 3: Vicki Him- melberger, Lisa Lebo, Carol Miller, Doris Hershey, Shelli Rissinger. ROW 4: Kathy Kissling, Sue Farnsworth, Lori Beidler, Lisa Ziegler, Lisa Oakman. 120 Wish I had a wider stick! Another Winning Season ROW 1: Steve Sholl, Mgr.; Kevin Remley, Mike Ruth, Scott Gerberich, Steve Luckenbill, Richard Frantz, Howie Watts, Jeff Gunther. ROW 2: Brad Benfer, Terry Gross, Richard Brown, Brian Schlappich, Jeff Kline, Eric Stupp, Dave Bond, Doug Soliday, Jim Rank. ROW 3: Randy Blatt, Peter Kreitler, Darrell Showalter, Mike Downs, John Flannery, David Himmelburger, Barry Hoffert, Todd Leonhard. This year the JV soccer team had a very successful season. The team posted their second straight winning season. The record was 6 wins 2 losses and 3 ties. The team was composed of 25 freshman and sopho- mores, all playing an equal amount of time. With the quality of these players improving each year, the winning tradition in soc- cer at Tulpehocken does not appear to be endangered. Tulpehocken 0 Reading Opponent 0 3 . .Wilson 1 1 Governor Mifflin [i • b k % 0 Twin Valley 2 Kutztown Fleetwood 1 4 2 0 1 'Mt. Penn 0 2 , Oley 0 2 v � � H «T Hamburg 0 Reading 1 r Wilson 1 121 Tackle? Three League Shut-outs, ROW 1: Vaughn Bohn, Dale Moyer, Mike Rollman, Kevin Kline, Rodney Keeney, Kurt Lorah, Vaughn Saunders. ROW 2: Barry Weaver, Ron Reber, Ken Miller, Brian Bashore, Ron Lebo, Joel Kirkhoff, Randy Shurr, Alan Bashore, ROW 3: Wayne Freeman, Keith Kissling, Cliff Beidler, Allen Bowman, Doug Wagner, Brian Downs, Dan Miller, Pat Downs, Kerry Bond. 122 Second And Third In Tournaments Fullbacks—KNEELING: Vaughn Bohn, Alan B a shore, Wayne Freeman. STANDING: Brian Downs, Dale Moyer. Halfbacks—KNEELING: Keith Kissling. STANDING: Dan Miller, Vaughn Saun- ders, Ron Lebo, Randy Shurr, Doug Wagner. Rod Keeney was selected by the team for the MVP Award. Rod Keeney, Mike Rollman and Alan Bowman were Mike Rollman, Alan Bowman, and Rod Lebo made the All-West Team. selected to the All-County Soccer Officials' All-Star Team. Inners—KNEELING: Mike Rollman, Rod Keeney. STANDING: Brian Bashore, Ron Reber. Goalie: Kevin Kline SITTING: Kurt Lorah. KNEELING: Joel Kirkhoff, Barry Weaver. STAND- ING: Ken Miller, Cliff Beidler. Our soccer team had nine returning lettermen from last year's team. We lost five back-field starters, including our •alie, to graduation. Our season began on a successful note with a win over Reading, our chief competitor in the West- n Division. Conrad-Wciscr also turned out to be a tough challenger. We faltered in the middle of the season with losses Kutztown and Fleetwood, and a tie with Weiser. The Trojans recorded three league shut-outs, placed second in the rLcbco Tournament and third in the Tulpchockcn Tournament. Our league record was 10-3-1; the overall record was -5-1. However, we lost our division by a single point. Mike Rollman broke the school scoring record with 18 goals. The evious record was 17, set by Barry Bochmer. 123 Spirit, Enthusiasm Becky Balthaser, Carrie Saunders, Grace Largent, Dori Althouse, Corale Greenwood, Shelly Burkhart. Meg Harri- son, Sue Reinhart. � 6 124 And Hard Work Captains and Advisor: Meg Harrison, Mrs. Livezey, Bonnie Ehrnfeldt. This year's cheer leading squad was a group of hardworking girls. With their enthusiam they tried sparking a high level spirit within the student body and the teams. Meg Harrison captained the varsity squad, and Bonnie Ehrnfeldt captained the junior varsity squad. Patty cake . . . 125 New Course For Cross-Country ROW 1: Allen Reinhardt, Kevin Remley, Terry Gross,Vaughn Saunders, Coach Hepner and Scorekeeper Richard Frantz. ROW 2: Bill Angstadt, Mike Kline, Ron Reber, Darrell Dorothy Hess. Luckenbill, Don Waldron, Pat Downs, Roger Yiengst. Co-Captains: Roger Yiengst, Bill Angstadt. Coach: Mr. Hepner. Ten rookies were added to this year's Cross Country team. Senior Roger Yiengst and freshman Donald Waldron were among the top finishers of every meet. The team, which had enthusiasm, determination, and experience, hopes to have a better season next year. 126 Come and get it!!! The Spirit Was Willing ROW 1: Brian Schlappich, Brian Himmelbeiger, Kevin Remley, Mike Cornelius, Barry Fomwalt, Terry Gross. ROW 2: Coach Price, Gerald Miller, Brad Benfer, Eric Stupp, Randy White, Jeff Kline, Dale Moyer, Randy Fisher. ROW 3: Gary Bashore, Jack Younker, Steve Luckenbill, Todd Leonhard, Craig Luckenbill. Williams Valley Norlebco Elco Lebanon Catholic Daniel Bpone Brandywine Kutztown tuylkill Valley Opponent Tulpehocken Coach Price and Co-Captains Randy White and Dale Moyer. Is this soccer or basketball? Over here, Dale! The J. V. team was composed of four sophomores and thirteen freshmen this year for a very inexperienced team. What the team lacked in experience was made up for with desire. Dale Moyer was the leading scorer, while freshmen Todd Leonhard, Kevin Remley, Brian Schlap- pich and Jeff Kline scored also. 127 A Year Of KNEELING: William Angstadt, mgr.; Mr. Wolf, coach; Mr. Witters, assistant coach. STANDING: Mickey Corne- lius, Tim Paulson, Darrell Luckenbill, Mark Adams, Richard Printz, Richard Dietrich, Randy Kissling, John Flan- nery, Mike Rollman, Kevin Kline, Jim Boyd. Coach and Co-Captains: Rich Diet- rich, Kev Kline, Mr. Wolf. Score Keepers: Barry Kissling, Keith Kline, Henry Bicher. Tulpehocken 22 67 61 65 63 54 56 50 63 63 37 50 60 61 55 43 55 59 72 51 Williams Valley Norlebco ELCO Lebanon Catholic iniel Booi mdywint ztown Valley Fleetwood Oley Mt. Penn Schuylkill Valley Daniel Boone Brandywine' Kutztown Fleetwood Mt. Penn Twin Valley Oley Schuylkill Valley Oppont 128 Promise Unfulfilled Centers Rich Dietrich Forwards—KNEELING: Darrell Luckcnbill, Mark Adams. STAND- ING: Richard Printz, RandyKissling. Right guard: Kevin Kline Darling if you want me to be closer to you—get closer to me . . . Left guard: Mike Rollman Guards: John Flannery, Mickey Cornelius, Tim Paulson, Jim Boyd. This year’s basketball team had the po- tential and the ability to be a contender in Section 2 of the Berks County League. They had victories over Kutztown, a top contend- er for the league championship, and Brandy- wine , a te am which beat them by 31 points first time around. The 12-player team con- tributed all season long to the goal of win- ning and never quit. The only handicap this team had was lack of experience. 129 Determination And Hustle Score Keepers—ROW 1: Tammy Leonhard, Melanie Biedler, Judy Kissling. ROW 2: Barbara Schlegel, Karen Gay, Betsy Moyer. ROW 3: Sherry Steinhauer, Dianne Weik. This year 's team had a great amount of poten- tial and was looking for- ward to a winning season. With 5 varsity players re- turning, experience and skill were displayed as they opened the season vic- toriously. As the season progres- sed victories were harder to come by and they ended with an overall seasonal record of 7-14. They're off and running!!! BOTTOM TO TOP: Cindy Fisher, Stacy Gay, Candace Kissling, Vicki Rissinger, Michele Meredith. KNEELING: Michele Meredith, Cindy Fisher, Stacy Gay, Candace Kissling, Vicki Rissinger, Lisa Klopp. STAND- ING: Sally Steinhauer, Lisa Ziegler, Pat Benfer, Miss Chesonis. 130 - , t_ Are Key Factors Coach and Captains: Candace Kissling, Miss Che- sonis, Stacy Gay, Vicki Rissinger. Kutztown Fleetwood Mt. Penn Twin Valley Oley Schuylkill Valley Yours, mine, and ours!!! Ah, ya did it—now you're gonna get it. 131 OFF she goes into the wild blue yonder . . • Team Effort Proves Successful Ready-Aim-Fire. With the addition of a new J. V. coach, Bonnie Bicksler, and a very talented team, the girls had a successful season. All the players were of equal ability, and this provided for an all-around strong team. Enthusiasm, effort, and energy were the main char- acteristics of the team ’ s success. They ended league play with a record of 13-3 and an overall record of 14-7. ROW Is Penny Bicksler, Verine Davis, Amy Harrison, Shelli Rissinger, Mary Reifsynder, Lisa Lebo, Lisa Deiffen- bach. ROW 2: Crystal Graeff, Lori Beidler, Dawn Newman, Lisa Oakman, Angel Benfer, Coach Bonnie Bicksler. 132 J.V.’s Finish Strong The JV baseball team had a fine season, earning a 6 and 4 record with a three-game winning streak at the end of the season. With such a strong JV team the Varsity should also improve the next few seasons. Pitcher Dale Moyer ROW 1: Brad Benfer, Randy White, Mike Cornelius, Tim Paulson, Jim Boyd, Mickey Cornelius. ROW 2: John Sack, Randy Blatt, Dale Moyer, Joel Kirkhoff, Darryl Sheidy, Darrell Luckenbill. ROW 3: Barry Weaver, Vaughn Bohn, Ron Reber, Ron Lebo, Brian Downs, Steve Weaver. 133 Young Team Has SITTING: Knit Lorah, Bill Boltz. KNEELING: Allen Bowman, Mark Adams, Dana Stoudt, Mike Rollman, Kevin Kline. STANDING: Coach Beissel, Rod Schaeffer, Tom Benfer, Ray Himmelberger, Tim Bordner, Dan Miller, Randy Kissling, 134 Coach: Larry Beissel. Co-Captains: Kevin Kline, Tim Bordner. Bright Future Tom Benfer awaits another strike. 6 Co Twetoer ' 5 Wilson 3 . Muhlenberg 4 | 'Wyomissing- f 1 Schuylkill Valle 4 Z Hamburg Pitchers: Randy Kissling, Tim Bordner. Although the team did not have a re- ally good record this season, it featured good hitting and often scored many runs. The team won three games and lost four others by only one or two runs. Four starters will be lost to graduation, and according to Coach Beissel the JV team looked good; therefore the future appears to be bright. 135 Outfield: Dana Stoudt, Mike Rollman, Rod Schaeffer. ROW 1: Candace Kissling, Vicki Rissinger, Joanne Kirkhoff, Cheryl Reinhart, Coach Chesonis. ROW 2: Melanie Beidler, Gretchen Himmelberger, Joann Kriechbaum, Kim Brown, Cindy Fisher. ROW 3: Brenda Royer, Crystal Graeff, Lori Beidler, Lisa Ziegler, Tammy Leonhard, Stacy Gay. ROW 4: Debra Bashore, Karen Gay, Kelly Brown, Holly Hetrick Pitcher: Candace Kissling Non-League Tulpehocken 15,11 7 Opponent Fleetwood Brandywine Kutztown Twin Valley Mt. Penn Oley Daniel Boo Norlebco s Conrad Wei Divisional Playoff 2« . Twin Valley 136 In Second Year Infield—ROW 1: Cindy Fisher, Candace Kissling, Vicki Rissinger. ROW 2: Melanie Beidler, Crys- tal Graeff, Cheryl Reinhart, Brenda Royer. With an impressive display of skill, determination, and competi- tiveness the Girl’s Softball Team captured first place in their division. It was only their second year in the league. The girls also brought the school its first softball trophy by wanning the Norlebco Booster’s Soft- ball Tournament. Cindy Fisher made the All-Star team for the second straight year. Managers: Debra Bashore, Kelly Brown, Karen Gay, Holly Hetrick. Co-Captains: Cheryl Reinhart, Cin- dy Fisher. Center: Coach Chesonis. Outfield—ROW 1: Stacy Gay, Tammy Leonhard, Kim Brown, Joanne Kirkhoff. ROW 2: Gretchen Himmelberger, Lisa Zieg- ler, Joann Kreichbaum, Lori Beidler. 137 Division II Champs Coach Livezey In regular season play the girls' tennis team compiled a record of 9 and 3. The team won the divisional crown for the 2nd consecutive year, but was defeated by Wilson in the county championships. The girls enjoyed a high level of team spirit and fun throughout the season. Louise Kline ROW 1: Sandy Phillipy, Lisa Steinhauer, Sandy Fox, Judy Snyder. ROW 2: Lisa Keeney, mgr.; Aida Frantz, Tina Groff, Tina DcLong, Kim Kauff- man, Janis Malsbury, Vicki Himmelberger, Mary Shirk, ROW 3: Mrs. Livezey, coach; Michele Meredith, Melody Gibble, Jill Eisenbrown, Linda Brightbill, Meg Harrison, mgr. Was that an ace or a fault? Jill Eisenbrown 138 . . . Again! 139 Young Team This year the Boys' Tennis team gained much experience and will lose only three of their members to graduation. Three of the top five and seven of the top ten members will return again this season. With these facts in mind, the team looks forward to a better record next season. Coach Ullrich ROW 1: Ted Graeff, Shawn Greenwood, David Staller. ROW 2: Robert Swoycr, Todd Demmy, Tim Porter, David McCarthy, Henry Bicher, Alan Weaver. ROW 3: Dennis Greenwood, Richard Bausher, Ricky Walmer, Peter Kreitler, William Eckert, Randall Geering. ROW 4: Robert Reed, Kent Davis, Mike Kline. ROW 5: David Swan, Steve Stephan, Coach Ullrich. 140 Gains Experience The Top Five n TedGraeff 2 Steve Stephan 3 David Swan Tulpehocken Opponent 0 Kutztown 7 1 Wilson 6 0 Governor Mifflin 7 1 Conrad Weiser 3 0 Reading 7 2 Muhlenberg 5 0 Wyomissing 7 0 Wilson 5' 4 Conrad Weiser 3 0 Muhlenberg 7 0 Wyomissing 4 0 Reading 7 0 Governor Mifflin 7 MBS9 141 4 Shawn Greenwood 5 Tim Porter Track Team Wins ROW 1: Rachelle Burkhart, Verine Davis, Kathy Kissling, Lisa Scomavacchi, Brenda Nolt, Marcia Rebman. ROW 2: Keith Kissling, Roger Yiengst, Roy Kohr, Justin Beck, Barry Kissling, Clifford Beidler, Vaughn Saunders. ROW 3: Carrie Saunders, Beth Largent, Bill Angstadt, Donald Lebo, Bill Forman, Ron Lebo, Douglas Hershey, Brian Bashorc, Rod Keeney, Randy Davis, Larry Miller. ROW 4: Coach Hepncr, Keith Moyer, Wayne Freeman, Peter Angstadt, Keith Keeney, Eric Snyder, Richard Dietrich, Scott Moyer, Lance Himmelbcrgcr, Gary Ney, Michael Paulson, Edward Himmelberger, Pat Downs, Coach Crim. Lance and Keith execute a perfect pass. Vaughn tries hard to beat that record! Last season the team won the Class A Fairfield Invitational and broke six rec- ords. Pat Downs set a new 120 high hur- dles record at 17 sec. and a new 330 in- termediate hurdles record at 42.2 sec. Sam Heim broke the record for the 100 yd. dash with a time of 10.1 sec. and set new records in both the indoor (6 ft. 6 1 4 in.) and outdoor (6 ft. 7in.) highjump. Richard Dietrich set a new javelin record at 160 ft. 7 1 2 in. 142 At Fairfield Pat makes jumping hurdles look easy! Tulpehocken 32 1 2 62 37 Opponent 117 1 2 88 Girls' relay team: Brenda Nolt, Lisa Scomavacchi, Kathy Kiss- ling, Marcia Rebman. Scorekeepers: Dina Davis, Lorene Kauffman, Donna Balthaser, Becky Balthaser. Rich winds up to throw the shot. 143 «V Tulpehocken High School 146 Marching Band 147 Off To A Great Start ROW 1: Kathy Kissling, Lisa Scomavacchi. ROW 2: Dorothy Hess, Judy Snyder, Sheri Steinhauer, Leah Hoover, Lori Beidler, Lisa Ziegler, Judy Kissling. Band Front Captains ROW 1: Vicki Rissinger. ROW 2: Kathy Strickler, Shelli Rissinger, Bonnie Ehmfeldt, Eleanor Huey, Ruby Deitzler, Tammy Claman. ROW 1: Patty Benfer. ROW 2: Connie Nolt, Darlene Ritchie Angel Benfer, Karen Schock. 148 Bigger And Better Mike Rollman, Greg Goss, Brett Boyer, Ralph Moyer, Mary Reifcnyder, Sue Doherty, Stephanie Balthaser, Lisa Sherk. 149 Band Sections: Woodwinds . . . ROW 1: Susan MiUer Kevin Remley Karen Boltz Gretchen Himmelberger Shelly Burkhart ROW 2: Roxanne Newman Cathy Waldron Felecia Snyder Marcia Rebman Debbie Martinez Elaine Trautman ROW 3: Sharon Miller Mary Houck Suzanne Clay Sandy Phillipy Aida Frantz Brenda Ruth ROW 1: Lori Stoudt Barbara Schlegel Joan Greenwood Anne God a Sheri Steinhauer ROW 2: Dawn Newman Susan Ziegler John Schucker Lisa Klopp Holly Hetrick Barry Bross Mary Shirk 150 . . . And Brass ROW 1: Richard Frantz T erry Gross Mary Orendo David Bond William Pappas Melanie Beidler ROW 2: Glenn Riegel Kevin Kline Randy Kissling Mark Adams Darrell Luckenbill Richard Printz 151 Tulpehocken High 152 School Chorus 153 Choral Group ROW 1: Michele Bender, Gretchen Himmelberger, Bonnie Ritchie, Karen Keller, Barbara Schlegel, Karen Behney, Ann Bashore, Alane Seiler, Mary Orcndo, Vicki Rissinger, Corinnc Stoudt. ROW 2: Suzanne Lake, Debbie Mart- inez, Tina Loump, Faye Bishop, Judy Snyder, Sandy Fox, Pam Shirk, Becky Balthaser, Dina Davis, Michele Mere- dith, Lisa Kenney, Felecia Snyder. ROW 3: Joann Miller, Karen Boltz, Christine Bechcr, Rae Smith, Anne Goda, Michele Krott, Corale Greenwood, Debbie Stump, Suzanne Clay, Tina DcLong, Suzy Ziegler, Jill Younker. ROW 4: Cheryl Cooper, Joy Scheirer, Brenda Ruth, Tammy Claman, Sharon Steigerwald, Joann Kreichbaum, Karen Hoffert, Joan Greenwood, Jodi Peiffer, Roxanne Newman, Karen Gay, Lisa Oakman. Officers: Candace Kissling, V. pres.; Marcia Reb- « man, pres.; Vicki Rissinger, sec.; Betsy Moyer, sec. 154 SITTING: Candace Kissling, John Schucker. STAND- ING: Sheri Steinhauer, Anne Goda, Mr. Kremser, director; Brenda Ruth. Presents Cantata ROW 1: Brad Borch, Eric Schoener, Keith Kline, Gary Bashore. ROW 2: John Schuckcr, Jeff Smith, Jeff Bolin- ger. ROW 3: Bret Boyer, Kerry Bond, David Bond. ROW 4: Dennis Greenwood, Ralph Moyer, Greg Goss, Todd Demmy. Librarians: Lisa Keeney, Corinne Stoudt, Faye Bishop, Sue Pugliese. ROW 1: Sharon Wise, Lori Stump, Donna Fischer, Darlene Ritchie, Wanda Stamm, Sherri Steinhauer, Lisa Dief- fenbach, Angel Benfer, Laurel Pappas, Melanie Beidler, Lisa Klopp, Shelly Burkhart. ROW 2: Marcia Rebman, Cindy Boltz, Meg Harrison, Candace Kissling, Renee Hershey, Sally Steinhauer, Elizabeth Kress, Debbie Hoffert, Carol Good, Mary Reifsnyder, Justine Bashore. ROW 3: Tammy Leonhard, Brenda Nolt, Judy Kissling, Pat Benfer, Sharon Miller, Carol Miller, Sonya Myer, Penny Heffner, Sandy Phillipy, Bonnie Ehmfeldt, Judy Malsbury, Betsy Moyer, ROW 4: Carol Wealand, Bonnie Warren, Aida Frantz, Sue Pugliese, Dorothy Hess, Darlene Bashore, Donna Boyer, Jeanne Mowcry, Janis Malsbury, Kathy Moyer, Mary Houck, Diann Weik. 155 Sounds Of Music ROW 1: Sue Schlegel, Tammy Leon- hard. ROW 2: Barbara Schlegel, Wil- liam Pappas, Melanie Beidler, ROW 3: Aida Frantz, Jill Younker. ROW 4: Walter Brown, Mark Kieffer, Rog- er Reber, Douglas Soliday. ROW 5: Mr. Weaver, adv.j Sherri Steinhauer, Greg Goss, Terry Wagner, Barry Bross. Band and Chorus both have an honorary group-- pep band and Sedecim. The pep band plays at basketball games and gives the team a boost when they need it. Sed- ecim performs separate sel- ections at the spring and Christmas concerts. Jeff Smith, County, Dis- trict, and Regional Choruses: John Schucker, accompanist and participant in County, District, and Regional Choruses, also a participant in All-State Chorus, and All-East - em Seaborad Chorus. ROW 1: Corinne Stoudt, Felecia Snyder, Susie Ziegler, Becky Balthaser. ROW 2: Renee Her- shey, Marcia Rebman, Dorothy Hess, Darlene Bashore. ROW 3: Vicki Rissinger, Candace Kiss- ling, Jeff Smith, Tammy Leonhard. ROW 4: Jeff Bollinger, John Schucker 156 SAM: “It’s not our problem!’’ Mr. Mrs Howard Hays Tim Sandy Keith Penny Dan Doris Jeff Cindy—Skunks Beware The Darkroom Double and The Camera Kid RANDY GRACE Lee Lena Bashorc Aida, Sharon, Sandy 1979 Roger Sharon “Fussic Friends” Ape Club Steph Balthaser Trish Steve Switzerland or Bust! Mr. Mrs. Clarence Bordner Luv—Nutsy, Gutsy, Wutsy, Clutsy Mr. Mrs. Henry Zerbe Ron Judy Davis The Goon The Goob Poopsie Sunshine! Happy 16th Sonya—Love Randy Coke Float, Feedbag, Little Zebra The James Doherty Family Mr. Mrs. Harold Matthew Jay Ilcne Batz Mr. Mrs. Paul Himmclberger Mr. Mrs. Earl Koenig Mr. Mrs. Leonard Wearne Mr. Mrs. Robert Harncr Mr. Mrs. William Polk Mr. Mrs. Ron Livczcy Mr. Mrs. Paul Wcntling Mr. Mrs. Mike Orcndo Mr. Mrs. Richard Hoffman 157 Mr. Mrs. Stanley Deglcr Dennis Deglcr Louise A. Kline Mildred Kline Mr. Mrs. William H. Kline Mr. Mrs. Warren Hopkins Shelli Jo Traci Lee Anna E. Hoffman Cheryl Mike Mr. Mrs. Clifford Bcidlcr, Sr. Cliff Beidlcr Miss Helen Polit Jeanne Mowery Mrs. Richard Ruth Brenda Ruth Mr. Mrs. John Younkcr, Jr. JACK JILL Seymour Beau Joanne Miller Chief Mr. Mrs. Jacob Bicher Ryan Alisa Crim Mr. Mrs. Ralph Lcininger Phil Hepner Mr. Mrs. Mark Guthrie Mr. Graeff Mr. Mrs. Carl Winter Mr. Mrs. Carl Wolf Ms. Chesonis CAPTAIN FIRST MATE FISCHER Mr. Mrs. Larry Sitlcr Mr. Mrs. Ray Keeney Grover’s Sesame Street Gang ’79 Mr. Mrs. Edwin W. Meredith Michele Renee Meredith Betty Walker Pat Michelle Gary Rene Mr. Mrs. George W. Bashorc Mr. Mrs. Donald Landis Suzanne Clay Stephanie Landis 10-1 Rednecks—Sheedy, Loylc Chewanita, Schmidty, Lil ’Alki Blobbish, Buster, Sue-Sue Mr. Mrs. Rex Harrison Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. Etchbergcr Thomas Julia Manley Mary Ketner Linda Althouse Janet Kenneth Balthaser Mr. Mrs. Robert Bentz Mr. Mrs. Theodore Weaver Mr. Mrs. Paul N. Barnett Mr. Mrs. Larry Rcntschlcr Mr. Mrs. Kermit Balthaser Mr. Mrs. Samuel Schwartz Mr. Mrs. Symons 158 Candy Mitzi Mr. Mrs. Richard Kchlcr, Jr. Kissling’s Mill Mr. Mrs. Ralph A. Kissling Amy John Kissling Mr. Mrs. Arthur Kissling Susan Artie Kissling Mr. Mrs. Leroy Snyder Mr. Mrs. Carroll Snyder Rosann Snyder Skip Sylvia Snyder Mr. Mrs. L. Kevin Zellers Brennon Jeremy Zellers Janet Ted Brown Bubblegum ’78 George Barbara Eisenbrown Andy from Exeter Dean Kirkhoff Mr. Mrs. Lester Mengel Mr. Mrs. Leroy Bender Mr. Mrs. Earl E. Kauffman Rebecca Jean Mr. Mrs. Norman DeLong WONDER WOMEN of “79” Mr. Mrs. Gene R. Fisher Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Yiengst Mr. Mrs. Phil Gregg Family Nancy Pciffcr Mr. Mrs. Russell G. Riegel Mr. Mrs. Melvin L. Kissling BAR Mike Scarpignato Mr. Sterling Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Barry Kellner Brenda L. Whitman Checks, P.J., Lees, Fabian, Tatcr Chip 159 I would like to thank the members of the DARDANIAN staff for all the cooperation and support I received throughout the year. 1 would also like to express my appreciation to Suzanne Clay, David Dcglcr, Tina Delong, Maggie Freeman, and Dorothy Hess for their undying conviction and incxhaustablc enthusiasm in the production of this year’s DARDANIAN. —Jill Younker, editor The DARDANIAN staff would like to give special thanks to: Mrs. Pearl Kline and Mrs. Sterling Hoffman for all their patience, co-opera- tion, and understanding; Mr. Neal C. Layscr, American Yearbook representative; Mr. R. William Uhlcr and Mr. Robert Kicffcr, photo- graphers; Mr. Robert Bentz for his time and all inspirational ideas; Nancy Peiffer, Cheryl Cooper, and Sheila Moyer, typists. 160