Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

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Seniors noi pictured Melissa A. Zeller Mis 8-13-67 Business DA R DA NIA N (3.4); Chorus (1.2. 3. 4); Show Choir (3. 4): Band (I. 2. 3. 4); Pep Band (2. 3. 4): Track (2. 3. 4); Basketball Mgr. Slat. (2): Hockey Mgr. Stat. (2); Musical (4); Stage Crew (1.2. 3): Student Store (4) David Zerbe Zerbe 1-17-67 Agriculture FFA (4) Lori Blalt William Gricscmcr Erie Krou Brian Shcplcr Sally Stricklcr Donald Weidman 35

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Desiree C. Zeehman Dcs 9-2-67 Business Student Council (3, See. 4); DARDA- NI AN (3. 4); Jr. Miss Contender (4); Chorus (2. 3. 4): Mag. Capt. (2. 3. 4); Class Play (I. 2. 3. 4): Musical (4); Basketball Slat. (3); Student Store (4) Cheryl Zciglcr Cheryl 5-1-67 Academic Mag. Capt. (2. 3): Class Play (1) Joel C. Ziegler Zig 11-17-67 Academic Natl. Honor Soc. (3. 4); Chorus (1.2. 3. 4): Show Choir (1. 2. 3. 4); Band (1. 2. 3. Treas. 4); Pep Band (2. 3. 4); Class Play (3. 4); Musical (4)

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Some Thoughts From The Seniors IF YOU COULD HA VE ONE DREAM COME TRUE, WHA T W OULD IT BE? -Live in Hawaii and manage my own business. COLAIN PIERSON -My personal empire. JIM GOOD -Be financially independent. Own ten 1969 Z 28 Camaros. To own a chain of beauty salons famous world wide. TERRI TRAUTMAN -Own a corvette (any color). LORI LEBO -Hit the lottery. TROY HOFFERT -All I need is people to work with me that show me care and encouragcmct. LORRAINE SCHMEHL -Do my very best in all I do. LISA WALMER -Become a successful physician. PH LEAN E KAUFF- MAN -Be rich and successful in life. KEITH ETCHBERGER -Have a career that would be interesting, a husband and children. Children would be best because I love them. STEPHANIE YACOMES -Own a Porsche 935. JOEL ZIEGLER -Be a famous, professional musician. STEVE BURK- HART -Three wishes. JIM SHUPP -Receive a full scholarship for mcd-school and graduate summa-cum-laude. MIKE BURKHART -Own a big horse ranch somewhere in the Midwest. MELISSA ZELLER -Have a nice house, good husband, job, family, and to be well off. TINA LUCKENBILL -Play professional ice hockey. PATRICK WYSE -Make lots of money so I can go to Hawaii and meet Tom Sclleck. JOYCE LIGHT -Make lots of money to buy a race car and race in stock car races. Own a silver Porsche. CHERYL ZEIGLER -Live in a land of rainbows and unicorns with Troy. LORRIE LEINBACH MANY ASSOCIATE YOUR SCHOOL YEARS AS A FLOWER, BEGINNING AS A SEED, AND NOW AS GRADUATES, IN FULL BLOOM. DO YOU AGREE? WHY OR W HY NOT? -Yes. When we were little, it seemed forever until we would graduate and now it's finally here. DENNY HOPPMAN -YES. You begin as a freshman (starting to mature) and end as a senior (matured). JUSTINA BARTSCH -Yes and No. We are flowers, but we are not in full bloom yet. We will be when we graduate from college and go into the work force. HEIDI EISENBROWN -Yes. You become more mature as you get older. RON KOCH -Yes. In kindergarten you do not know anything as compared to being a senior. I have learned many things but I know there is much more to learn. DUANE LUCKENBILL -Yes. Every year you grow in knowledge and wisdom, and when you reach graduation you arc supposed to go out with what you have learned. TINA BLATT -Yes. At the beginning you arc just starting to learn and mature. Then by the end you are educated and mature, ready for your future. TRICIA HIMMELBERGER -Yes. In some ways. Eve grown through the years and learned a lot so the flower grew some, but I still have a long way to go. TROY LAPE -I agree. Freshmen arc the seed and once you bloom you arc now graduating. EUREKA YEICH DO YOU AGREE THAT YOU HA YE JUST COMPLETED THE BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE? -No. I have my future to discover. JIMMY REBER -No. How would I know? I am not dead yet. DENNIS STUPP -I don’t know yet. I don't know what the future holds. WENDY VALENTINE -Yes and No. I have had some of the best years of my life in high school but it doesn't end. There will be a chance to meet again at the class reunion. STEPH HOFFMAN -No. I hope not, or I am in trouble. SUE HOUCK -Yes. For the rest of your life people will depend on you more. MARK SWEITZER -Yes. Now I'll probably have to find some sort of job and actually work for a living. MI- CHAEL KLINE -Not really. Life has so many more things to teach you. School is the first stage to exper- iencing all the things life has to offer. KATHY FORRY -Yes. When you're out making a living you have to be more serious. JOE YOUNG 36