Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

Biglerville High School Biglerville, PA 17307 THE 1985 MIRROR PRESENTS ON THE RISE IN '85 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fabulous Faculty 12 Crazy Clubs 24 Amazing Activites 44 Super Sports 60 Unique Underclassmen 108 Sensational Seniors 132 ADMINISTRATION ON THE RISE IN '85 is the theme selected by the class of '85 for their Mirror. The challenge placed before the Upper Adams Schools is to prepare each student for post-secondary school life . . . whether that be continuing their education, entering the armed forces, enter- ing the work world, or being a homemaker. The district has identified and adopted twelve goals as their main thrust for educating each student in preparing them for the adult world. These goals that the district believes will best prepare each student are: help each student — acquire communication skills of understanding, speaking, reading and writing — acquire skills in mathematics — develop self-understanding and a feeling of self-worth — develop analytical thinking skills — acquire knowledge of different cultures and an expression of the worth of all people — learn the history of the nation, understand its systems of govern- ment and economics and acquire the values and attitudes neces- sary for responsible citizenship — acquire knowledge, appreciation and skills in the arts and human- ities — acquire knowledge, understanding and appreciation of science and technology — acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to become a self-supporting member of society — acquire the knowledge, skills and attitude necessary for successful personal and family living — acquire the knowledge and develop practices necessary to main- tain physical and emotional well-being — acquire knowledge and develop practices necessary to maintain the quality of life in a balanced environment. With these goals firmly in mind and well integrated into the curricu- lum, every student who passes through the Upper Adams schools has been given the tools for success and control of their lives. A poem by an anonymous author possibly sums up what each will do with their tools. Isn't it strange that princes and kings And clowns that caper in sawdust rings And common folk like you and me Are builders for eternity! To each has been given a bag of tools A shapeless mass, and a book of rules And each must make before life has flown A stumbling block or a stepping stone. Seniors ... it will now be your choice for the future! Dr. Robert G. Witten Superintendent of Schools au%cjjt rj 3 Mr. Kenneth M. Cassell, Jr. High School Principal As we look ahead to the future of our students, we cannot successfully set our goals until we examine our past. One of the greatest assets we experience in life is the ability to see our mistakes, correct what we can, and press on. No day starts better than the one that begins with the thought: “Today is the day I will begin ' Tomorrow is the hour of hope, yesterday is the hour of experience, but, today, is the hour of beginning. With these thoughts tucked inside of our consciousness, we can face each day with the feeling of facing new challenges that no one before us has had to face. We can see our uniqueness in the 1980's as never before. Here in this decade, we have seen the introduction of computers into our learning experiences that can reach unlimited heights, and, with the space-age satellites, we can communicate with other areas of our world as never before. Who, in our nation's historical past would have believed that all this technology would become reality in just two centuries? With these thoughts in mind, we can examine our past as individuals, also, and commit ourselves to a better future. We can, and must, remember that now is when dreams are realized and now is where our future is formed. Let us all have the insight it takes within us, and the commitment to ourselves, our students, our teachers, our families and our community to truly say: “We are on the rise in '85! Larry Kennedy, Richard G. Boyce, Gayle Griffie, Dr. Robert Witten, Helen D. Rex, Kenneth M. Cassell, Jr., Ronald Ebbert 4 Mr. Richard Boyce Assistant Principal and Athletic Director Are you willing to work hard to find room at the top? Too often we want to start at the top and are not willing to work up to that loftier position from the so-called bottom of the ladder. Some of us are too “proud to accept a lesser step that would eventually lead to the higher paying and more prestigious level. Very few of us ever take advantage or utilize but a small portion of the God-given talents and abilities with which we were born. What a terrible waste that can never be redeemed! If we are not ready to make a commitment, we can find many excuses and alibies to justify our existence in life! What we fail to realize is that if we make a commitment in our life's work there will be room at the top for any and all who strive for this quality of excellence. Row 1 — Barbara Garretson, Clair Fetters, Richard Slaybaugh, James Clarke Row 2 — Hobart Benchoff, Harold Griffie, O. Guy Mellott, Robert Eicholtz 5 ELEMENTARY PERSONNEL ARENDTSVILLE ELEMENTARY TOP: Row 1 — Bonnie Thomp- son, Linda Bushey, Gayle Grif- fie, Angela Eisenhart, Ruth Thomas Row 2 — Jenny Lobaugh, Mar- ica Brady, Diane Fetters, Cindi Kane, Lynn Morgan, Kim John- ston, Judy Kiefer, Joan Miller MIDDLE: Shirley Cashman, John Horner, Dorothy Gulden BIGLERVILLE ELEMENTARY BOTTOM: — Martha Heintzel- man, Jody Wetzel, Mary Powell, Marian Chronister, Louise Beck 6 BIGLERVILLE ELEMENTARY TOP: Row 1 — Amy Gorman, Barbara Lindeman, Vivian Fa- zenbaker, Cynthia Stine, Chris- tine McGough, Joyce Ebbert, Barbara Wickline Row 2 — Kay Guise, Margaret Lady, Carol Hedges, Florence Seltzer, Judy Pitzer, Donna Ebersole, Jolene Lambert, Joanne Musselman, Carol Sobota Row 3 — Susan Pelc, Catherine Grance, Dennis Cope, Randy Rouzer, Ronald Ebbert, Patricia Thurley, Char- lotte Bergmann, Terri Allison, Phyllis Wagaman BENDERSVILLE ELEMENTARY MIDDLE: Glenn Funt, Mary Kuntz, Edith Hoffman, Jeanette Group BOTTOM: Row 1 — Gertrude Shoemaker, Maxine Hartlaub, Jane LeVan, Virginia Bittle Row 2 — Larry Kennedy, Pamela Tate, Peter Belcher, Carla Gownley, Ida Baird 7 Mary Hartz H.S. Memory: Assisting principal as secretary during study halls Hobbies: Letter writing, Reading Darby Shaffer Libra H.S. Memory: Cheerleading Hobbies: Needlework SECRETARIES J. Donna Miller Libra H.S. Memory: Girls were required to wear dresses — no slacks Hobbies: Reading, Camping, Puz- zles Brenda Showers Libra H.S. Memory: Band practice for football games Hobbies: Playing guitar, Crewel, Embroidery, Reading Nettie Page Capricorn H.S. Memory: Good times with friends Hobbies: Ceramics, Swimming, Traveling Ida Staub Cancer H.S. Memory: Extremely well-dis- ciplined atmosphere. Hobbies: Hiking, Gardening, Reading 8 BUS DRIVERS Norm Blocher, Jean Guise, Pat Nelson, Mike Wertz, Don Rouzer, Dewey Bower, Tim Weaver, Buddy Rupp, Georgie Forsythe, Donald Stine, Donald Jacoby, Clyde Orner, Bonnie Jacoby, Donald Jacoby CAFETERIA 9 CUSTODIANS Cecil Guise Calvin Cook Sue Guise John Hoffman Clyde Schaffner Robert Guise, Marsha Tuckey, Jean Guise, Sheril Guise All in a day's work 10 Harry Biesecker 11 13 ENGLISH Mildred Horst Pisces H.S. Memory: Talk of preparation for college. Hobbies: Reading, Hiking, Swim- ming, Traveling Debra Russell Taurus H.S. Memory: Western Pennsylva- nia Mass Band Concert Hobbies: Photography, Reading Barbara Burkhardt Aries H.S. Memory: My senior English literature book Hobbies: Reading, Gardening Lynne Smith Cancer H.S. Memory: My drama class and theatre work Hobbies: Theatre, Reading, Writ- ing Wanda Bierley Capricorn H.S. Memory: Performing with my H.S. Percussion Ensemble at Hershey Arena Hobbies: Canoeing, Softball Jeanne Buckingham Virgo H.S. Memory: Latin class, uni- forms, Kennedy-Nixon Debate Hobbies: Writing, Reading 14 MATH Michael Bucher Libra H.S. Memory: Mr. Allison Hobbies: Coaching, Building, Teaching Wayne Burt Virgo H.S. Memory: It's been too long Hobbies: Golf, Antiquing, Reading Ronald Dewees Scorpio H.S. Memory: When there was competition to be the best aca- demically Hobbies: Fishing Herbert Lady Gemini H.S. Memory: Taking part in plays and musicals. Hobbies: Travel, Agriculture Roger Crum Virgo H.S. Memory: Mr. Allison's quar- ter of a sheet of paper quizzes Hobbies: Tennis, Hunting 15 READING AND LANGUAGES Martha Gorman Aries H.S. Memory: Foreign exchange experience Hobbies: Needlework, Skiing, Dancing, Baking Tamara Reed Pisces H.S. Memory: Playing tenor saxo- phone in band Hobbies: Reading Theresa Shriver Aquarius H.S. Memory: Weekends and football games Hobbies: Swimming, Aerobics, Needlepoint Daniel Bushman Leo H.S. Memory: Playing for state title in baseball Hobbies: Reading, Hunting, Sports Patricia Hartman Leo H.S. Memory: Spanish class Hobbies: Tennis, Travel, Garden- ing Lisa Myers Capricorn H.S. Memory: Glee Club per- formed at Washington Cathe- dral. Hobbies: Counted Cross Stitch 16 HISTORY William Celio Pisces H.S. Memory: Graduating Hobbies: Reading, Fishing, Wood- working Gary Ratay Scorpio H.S. Memory: Playing on an unde- feated football team P. Gordon HarveySagittarius H.S. Memory: Excellent education and the good experiences I had in sports Hobbies: All sports Robert Shuey Pisces H.S. Memory: Football team had the longest winning streak in the state Hobbies: Cooking, Tennis Herbert Laughman Cancer H.S. Memory: Graduation Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing (r L ' + ■ :: tw 17 PHYS. ED. AND DRIVER'S ED. Brian McAuliffe Leo H.S. Memory: Friends Hobbies: Swimming, Music, Writ- ing Esther Sanders Capricorn H.S. Memory: Biology class, bas- ketball, softball Hobbies: Playing piano, Reading, Gardening. . I' V Skip Moyer Pisces H.S. Memory: Sports, friends, school was enjoyable Hobbies: Reading, Jogging, Sports Ronna Stover Gemini H.S. Memory: Doing gymnastics Hobbies: Hiking, Reading, Sewing, Most sports J. Melissa Rorabaugh Leo H.S. Memory: Going to districts in basketball Hobbies: Basketball, Volleyball, Reading, Swimming Joseph Yeck Aquarius H.S. Memory: Scoring 44 points in a basketball game breaking the record Hobbies: Golf, Tennis 18 SCIENCE AND NURSE Richard Allison Hobbies: Golf, Fishing, Photogra- phy Susan Dreibelbis Sagittarius H.S. Memory: Winning the league title in softball Hobbies: Coin collecting. Sports Frederick Hibbs Virgo H.S. Memory: Many hours of study and hard work Jeffrey Taylor Aquarius H.S. Memory: The bizarre chants and games we played in Biology 2 Hobbies: Baseball, Fishing Sharon Spangler Gemini H.S. Memory: Graduation Hobbies: Reading, Sewing, Travel- ing 19 SPECIAL ED. AND AIDES Mary Cline Virgo Helen Dunstan Gemini H.S. Memory: Going to school from noon until 6PM during my senior year Hobbies: Jogging, Traveling Mary Miller Sagittarius H.S. Memory: Winning the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. Hobbies: Camping, Bicycling. Connie Mulligan Aquarius H.S. Memory: Competing against another school on a televised quiz show Hobbies: Needlework, Puzzles Ginger Lanza Capricorn Hobbies: Knitting, Cooking, Play- ing 500. Lana Wilson Leo H.S. Memory: My Chemistry teacher! Hobbies: Bowling, Crafts, Soap Operas 20 IND. ARTS AND VO. AG David Brown Virgo H.S. Memory: Close relationships with teammates and coaches Hobbies: Photography, Backpack- ing Brent Frey Aquarius H.S. Memory: Friendships I had Hobbies: Firefighting, Printing, Photography, Friends Charles Snyder Leo Hobbies: Reading, Tennis, Travel- ing, Woodworking George HamiltonSagittarius H.S. Memory: Vo. Ag. class. Chemistry, biology class Hobbies: Showing sheep Scott Howell Capricorn H.S. Memory: Chemistry class and teacher, sports Flobbies: Fishing, Gardening, Woodworking. o 0 21 HOME EC., MUSIC, ART Nina Redding Taurus H.S. Memory: Extra curricular ac- tivities Hobbies: Dairy Farming, House Plants, Sewing Pamela Garland Leo H.S. Memory: Band and chorus ac- tivities, concerts, trips Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Playing piano Laurie Rosenberger Libra H.S. Memory: Friendships, prom, Sr. trip to Disneyland Hobbies: Sewing, crafts Jamie Harris Libra H.S. Memory: Being in the band Hobbies: Music, Sports, Reading, Movies, Theater Michal Witten Cancer H.S. Memory: Marching in the Cherry Blossom Festival Hobbies: Needlework, Crafts, Wa- tersports Nina Rynearson Gemini H.S. Memory: Cheerleading ex- periences — like cheering for wrestling finals Hobbies: Skiing, Enameling 22 BUS., GUID., AND LIB. Doris Large Pisces H.S. Memory: I enjoyed all my years! Hobbies: Travel, Biking, Music, Reading, Plays, Cooking Richard Harman, Jr. Sagittar- ius H.S. Memory: We won our con- ference championship in foot- ball by defeating Boiling Springs Hobbies: Motorcycling, Reading Jacalyn Greene Leo H.S. Memory: Bus trips for ball games and band trips Hobbies: Reading, Horseback Rid- ing, Skiing, Baking Miriam Targonski Taurus H.S. Memory: A social studies course with no tests. Hobbies: Outdoors, Fishing, Hik- ing, Sports Jane Fox Pisces Charlotte Laughman Aries H.S. Memory: Participating in band and chorus. Hobbies: Reading, Gardening, Ce- ramics. 25 BLOOD DONOR COMMITTEE TOP: Donna Barbour, Lisa Cooley, Kim Pauli, Bonnie Beamer, Mrs. Spangler, Duane Nieves, Nathan Shaffer, Jill Grim, Tony Cline, Robin Baker, Julie Singley CODE BLUE MIDDLE LEFT: Duane Nieves HEALTH CLUB MIDDLE RIGHT: Dave McCartney, Priscilla Roberts, Mrs. Spangler, Bon- nie Beamer, Lisa Cooley, Tony Hel- frick, Brad Bobb, Mike Otto 26 CIDER PRESS TOP: Row 1 — Brenda Guise, Tammy Beamer, Jenny Rosensteel, Dawn Metz, Blanca Rivera, Wanda Lutz, Carmen Dominguez Row 2 — Chris Redding, Lisa Shaffer, Missy Singley, Missy Hammer, Tina Shultz, Tammi Lobaugh, Joanne Neuber Row 3 — Connie Weidner, David Dettinburn, Michelle Slaybaugh, Dawn VanDyke, Christy Sumbury, Jenny Har- low, Carmelo Dominguez Row 4 — Mrs. Russell, Susan Greene, Brenda Gordon, Carol Randall, Monica Mum- mert, Ivonne Sapeg, Ben Heffner, Doug Wolford SCHOOL STORE MIDDLE: Sherry Bowmaster, Dianna Myers, Rufina Cor- dero, Michelle Constable STUDENT SECRETARIES BOTTOM: Michele Marks, Kim Herman, Sherry Bow- master, Kathy Rider, Missy Avery, Michelle Constable, Lisa Starner, Donna Reed, Di- anna Myers, Diane Riley 27 STUDENT GOVERNMENT g SEVENTH GRADE REPRESENTA- TIVES TOP: Row 1 — Daryl Crum, Lee Laughman, Tony Boring Row 2 — Dani Cline, Scarlett Butler, Tracy Snell, Sabrina Hyde, Pam Weigle EIGHTH GRADE REPRESENTA- TIVES MIDDLE — Darcy Robinson, Bon- nie Cromer, Karen Crum, Jennifer Kalbaugh, Mike McCauslin, Mark Shelleman, Tim Hibbs, Tim Black, Brian Offutt, Jill Motter, Joy Mot- ter, Eric Bowmaster FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES BOTTOM — Row 1 — Mark Thomas, Darren Sobota, Todd Gardner, Mike Stoner, Jeff Lein- bach, Darryl Miller, Drew Bucher Row 2 — Sheila Simpson, Daniele Trostel, Jenny Reinhart, Sue Van- Arsdale, Lee Ann Eicholtz, Mi- chelle Bohrer, Mary Garcia, Jill McKinney, Sue Nimmon, Wendy Miller 28 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES TOP — Jill Grim, Sharon Dewees, Nathan Shaffer, Robin Baker, Julie Singley SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES MIDDLE — Row 1 — Diane Riley, Kelly Unger, Susan Greene, Lisa Starner, Dawn Miller Row 2 — Amy Colburn, Kris Chronister, Brett Offutt, Greg Boyce, Brian Lafferty, Sherry Bowmaster, Angie Hawn STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFI- CERS BOTTOM LEFT — Kris Chronister — Corresponding Secretary; Brett Offutt — President; Susan Greene — Vice-President; Greg Boyce — Treasurer Not Shown — Wendi Kluck — Secretary SOPHOMORE REPRESENTA- TIVES BOTTOM RIGHT — Row 1 — Mike Bowmaster, Barry Roth, Ker- ry Sprankle, Jennie Garretson Row 2 — Shawn Wagner, Pam Hawn, Deb Dougherty Row 3 — Greg Sprenkle Row 4 — Kobey Ruppert 29 JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 — Eric Bowmaster, Gary Wilson, Jenny Otto, Karen Crum, Kevin Powell, Jody Marshall, Carmen Ramos, April Kiefer, Brian Wiekert, Mike Stoner, Kendra Cashman. Row 2 — Greg Sumbury, Lisa Myers, Joy Motter, Jill Motter, Jennifer Kalbaugh, Elizabeth Rothermal, Anne Brennan, Michelle Bohrer, Heidi Owings, Shelia Simpson, Jenny Rinehart, Hawley Cauffman. Row 3 — John Morton, Tim Hibbs, Mike McCauslin, Joanne Neuber, Kristen Straile, Susan VanArsdale, Jeff Leinbach, Ron Showaker, Darren Sobota, Doug Hart- zel, Rob Woerner. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 — Lance Hammer, Chris Trone Row 2 — Kristi Snyder, Robin Baker, Wendy Durbin, Sharon Dewees, Jenny Frock, Amy Colburn, Kathy Rider, Kim Killen, Stephanie Leatherman Row 3 — Brett Sobota, Rhonda Weigle, Ian Clarke, Steve Wilson, John Johnston, Mike Orner, Susan Greene, Tony Cline, Tim Walker, Brian Lafferty 30 SPANISH CLUB TOP: ROW 1 — Jenny Frock, Jenny McKinney, Bonnie Carey, Angie Keesee, Dani Trostel, Annette Boyer, Missy Hammer, Pam Hawn, Kerry Sprankle Row 2 — April Kiefer, Tiffa- ny Weaver, Ben Heefner, Tammi Dennis, Jenny Harlow, Gina Himes, Dusty Hartman, Scott Hayberger Row 3 — Rick Marinel, Susan Wei- kert, Andy Solberg, Stacy Group, Mrs. Hartman, Heather Schmidt, Rhonda Weigle, Kobey Ruppert, Aaron Fatzinger SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS UPPER MIDDLE: Daniele Trostel, Pam Hawn, Kobey Ruppert, Kerry Sprankle LIBRARY ASSISTANTS LOWER MIDDLE: Tim Kramer, Jen- ny Gross, Missy Hammer, Dani Tay- lor, Danielle Myers, Sally Schulteis, Kathy Drybread, Mrs. Laughman LIBRARY CLUB BOTTOM: Row 1 — Mrs. Laughman, Dani Taylor, Sally Schulteis, Danielle Myers, Donna Reed, Alecia Am- spacher, Terry Black Row 2 — Betsy Gilbert, Vicki Kuykendall, Pat Bloyer, Jenny Gross, Kim Haws, Jenny Gar- retson, Susan Grance 31 FFA TOP: Row 1 — Michelle Dougherty, Tammi Lobaugh, Fay lobaugh, Kay Lobaugh, Tammy Gochenauer, Kelly McMaster, Andy Gotwalt, Priscilla Roberts, Kendra Cashman, Dawn Van- Dyke Row 2 — Robert Shaffer, Dennis McCauslin, Brian Cooley, Eric Eller, Mike Hawn, Robby Maus, Chris Karper, Kevin Riley, Rob Woerner, Mike Smith, Barry Jeffcoat, Neil Mickley, Woody Hart, Bill Weller Row 3 — Mr. Hamilton, Angie Hawn, Eric Kuhn, Chad Asper, Eddie Diveley, Seth Cashman, Winn Schulteis, Scott Asper, Mike Light, Steve Karper, Kevin Tuckey, Peter Weaver, Paul Car- son, Robert Sprenkle, Joe Showers, Mr. Howell Row 4 — Kevin Tuckey, Clay Renoll, Mike Trimmer, Neil Tate, Brad Tate, Doug Stoner, Troy McCleaf, Todd Myers, Ronnie Lupp, Sam Redding, Jeff Taylor CHAPTER OFFICERS MIDDLE Row 1 — Woodrow Hart — Parlia- mentarian, Andy Gotwalt — Chaplain, Fay Lo- baugh — Reporter, Michelle Dougherty — Reporter, Bill Weller — Sentinel, Kelly McMaster — Historian Row 2 — Mr. Howell — Advisor, Kay Lobaugh — Treasurer, Tammy Gochenauer — Secretary, Angie Hawn — Vice President, Joe Showers — President, Mr. Hamilton — Advisor Row 3 — Sam Redding — Treasurer 32 COMPUTER CLUB TOP: Sitting — Ian Clarke, John Johnston, John Keefauver, Chris Trone, Nathan Shaffer, Jill Grim, Jim Haymaker, Julie Kuy- kendall Standing — Wendy Wolff, Dani Taylor, Laurie Shreve, Kathy Shakespeare, Tommy McCoy, Tom Vogel, Jeff Morton, Merle Wolf, Andy Roberts, Barry Roth, Scott Robey, Bobby VanArsdale, Kobey Ruppert, Brian LaMunyon, Mike Rivera, Andy Solberg, Mike Trimmer, Julie Singley, Troy Smith, Steve Wilson, Sharon Dewees, Wendy Durbin AUDIO VISUAL CLUB MIDDLE: Sitting — Jon Celio, Gary Show- ers Standing — Mr. Celio. Rick Marinel, Brian Schott, Brian Cooley, Dennis McCauslin BYEA BOTTOM: Sitting — Diane Riley, Jenny Rosensteel, Marian Peters, Wanda Lutz, Blanca Rivera, Carmen Dominguez Stand- ing — Kathy Rider, Lisa Kniss, Lesa Fair, Pat- ty Swisher, Melissa Altice, Wendy Wolff, Tracey Cease, Mr. Lady 33 VARSITY CLUB TOP: Row 1 — Julie Kuy- kendall Row 2 — Chris Trone, Jim VanDyke, Lisa Starner, Mike Orner, Tonya Rice, Diane Kinne- man, Eddie Diveley, Stacy Taylor, Chad Asper, Dawn Miller, Greg Boyce, Amy Colburn Row 3 — Joe Showers, Ramona Shreve, Vicki Butler, Jill Grim, Wendy Durbin, Julie Sing- ley, Theresa Harman, Donna Myers, Kay Lo- baugh, Cathy Bower, Su- san Greene Row 4 — Bob- by Taylor, Jimmy Knouse, Steve Wilson, Nathan Shaffer, Kelly McMaster, Sherman Newberry, Gin- ny Beal, Jodi Weikert, Kel- ly Stoner, Kerry Sprankle, Barry Roth Row 5 — Jenny Frock, Doug Stoner, Brad Unger, Neil Tate, Wayne McCauslin, Barry Guise, Dustin Rhoads Row 6 — Donna Ogburn, Glenda Naylor, Darren Mellott, Tim Cook, Greg Sprenkle, Brett Offutt, John John- ston VARSITY CLUBOFFICERS MIDDLE LEFT: Mike Orner — Captain, Steve Wilson — Treasurer, Tonya Rice — Secretary WEIGHT LIFTING CLUB MIDDLE RIGHT: Dan Moody, Scott Asper, Ed- die Dominquez, Michael Hawn, Chris Carper, Todd Herman BOTTOM: Row 1 — Huy Trinh, Kevin Powell, Matt Lucas Row 2 — Ron Kriel, Doug Stoner, Jim Knouse, Teal Weaver, Wayne McCauslin Row 3 — Sherm Newberry, Brad Unger, Gary Showers, Jon Celio, Neil Tate, Curt Wol- ford, Ricky Kuhn 34 FCA TOP: Row 1 — Jill Grim, Diane Kinneman, Theresa Harmen, Dawn Miller Row 2 — Nathan Shaffer, Julie Singley, Sue Greene, Tony Wells Row 3 — Drew Bucher, Ian Clarke, Mark Thomas, Tony Austin. F.C.A. OFFICERS LOWER LEFT: Ian Clarke — Cap- tain, Jill Grim — Treasurer, Dawn Miller — Secretary LOWER RIGHT: Kris Shilling — Captain 35 (UNIOR HIGH CHORUS TOP: Row 1 — Michelle Light, Pam Mays, Jenna Weaver, Kim Butters, Jenny Harlow, Mary Garcia, Pam Weigle, Kristi Fazen- baker, Leigh Catchings, Tim Kramer, Brad Leatherman, Todd Murtoff, Steve Szczesniuk, Chris Foster, Karen Crum, Darcy Robinson, Jenny Otto, Chuck Turner Row 2 — Anita Quisin- berry, Michelle Bohrer, Leah Avery, Beth Heefner, Sabrina Hyde, Greg Laur, Bonnie Cromer, Greg Culp, Todd Baugher, Jason Fetter, Mark Shelleman, Kevin Powell, Sharon Roberts, Priscilla Garcia, Allison Myers, Jodi Dettinburn, Jill Gardner, Stephanie Patterson, Tara Gilbert, Tracey Hartman, Kim Kee- fauver, Lisa Orner, Daryl Crum, Greg Zirk Row 3 — Tony Bor- ing, Alfred Coloan, Kevin Price, David Finfrock, John Morton, Buddy Hinkle, Tonya Steele, Kristen Stralie, Betsy Rothermel, Judy Brown, Michelle Lener, Jim Wallen, Lisa Myers, Jennifer Kalbaugh, Doug Hartzel, Lori Weaver, Tammy Heller, Kelly Wampler, Brynn McCleary, Anne Brennan, Tracey Snell, Suzy Carter, Kendra Cashman, Holly Moody, Dawn VanDyke, Jeff Myers JR. HIGH COUNTY CHORUS MIDDLE: Row 1 — Pam Weigle, Leigh Catchings, Kristi Fazen- baker, Kristen Straile Row 2 — Sabrina Hyde, Holly Moody, Kendra Cashman, Mary Garcia Row 3 — Mark Shelleman, Jim Wallen, Tony Boring, Doug Hartzel 36 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS TOP: Row 1 — Stephanie Leatherman, Tammi Lobaugh, Robin Baker, Kendra Powell Row 2 — Lisa Cline, Kristi Snyder, Susan Greene, Julie Kuykendall, Mi- chelle Dougherty, Brenda Guise Row 3 — Nathan Shaffer, John Keefauver, Aaron Fatzinger, Matt Lu- cus, David Dettinburn SR. HIGH COUNTY CHORUS MIDDLE LEFT: Row 1 — Stephanie Leatherman, Tammi Lobaugh, Kendra Powell, Lisa Cline Row 2 — Kristi Snyder, Michelle Dougherty, Julie Kuykendall Row 3 — John Keefauver, Aaron Fatzinger, David Dettinburn 37 MARCHING BAND Row 1 — Jenny Rosensteel, Holly Moody, Terri Black Row 2 — Craig Powell, Mark Shelleman, Kevin Powell, Lisa Myers, Karen Gotshall, Mike Otto, Jim Wallen, Jim Lady, Karen Strausbaugh Row 3 — Kim Pauli, Lin Doersom, Jen- nifer Kalbaugh, Betsy Rothermel, Tammi Lobaugh, Deb Dougherty, David Dettinburn, Troy Lobaugh, Jody Mar- shall, Joanne Neuber, Kendra Powell, Lisa Cline, Jim Culli- son Row 4 — Darcy Robinson, Mary Garcia, Lena Showers, Priscilla Garcia, Kim Dick, Bonnie Cromer, Kristi Snyder, Michelle Dougherty, Kendra Cashman, Karen Crum, Bon- nie Beamer, Jenny Harlow, Jenny Gross, Jenny Otto Band Director Jamie Harris 38 39 BAND JR. HIGH BAND TOP: Row 1 — Tobin Marty, Steve Szczesniuk, Shawn Feaster, David Marshall, Linn Doersom, Kim But- ters, Jenny Otto, Darcy Robinson, Pam Weigle, Kami Ruppert, Kathy Hoff Row 2 — Tim Hibbs, Danny Kriel, Eddie Miller, Bryan Wenk, Greg Culp, Daryl Crum, Greg Laur, Lisa Myers, Mary Garcia, Dani Cline, Scarlett Butler, Lisa Orner, Kathy Funt, Bonnie Cromer, Karen Crum, Lena Showers, Mike Otto Row 3 — Jamie Cullison, Darren Sobota, Nicole Smith, Mike McCauslin, Jody Marshall, Jill Motter, Joy Motter, Betsy Rother- mel, Jenny Kalbaugh, Troy Lo- baugh, Tracey Snell, Kendra Cash- man, Paula Showers, Missy Ort- myer, Joanne Neuber, Kim Keefauver, Sabrina Hyde, Kevin Powell, Alena Skowronek, Mark Shelleman, Jim Wallen, Al Cromer, Craig Powell, Miss Harris JR. HIGH COUNTY BAND MIDDLE: Row 1 — Bonnie Cromer, Mike Otto, Jenny Kal- baugh Row 2 — Jenny Otto, Lisa Myers, Jill Motter, Linn Doersom, Jody Marshall, Joy Motter, Joanne Neuber JAZZ BAND BOTTOM: Row 1 — Kevin Powell, Tony Austin, John Keefauver, Greg Laur, Joanne Neuber, Pam Weigle Row 2 — Tammi Lobaugh, Lisa Myers, Deb Dougherty, Jody Marshall, Joy Motter, Jill Motter, Miss Harris SR. HIGH BAND TOP: Row 1 — Kevin Powell, Tony Austin, John Keefauver, Kendra Powell, Terri Neuber, Mi- chelle Dougherty, Tammi Lobaugh, Gavin Myers Row 2 — Ron Kriel, Deb Dougherty, Robin Baker, Kristi Snyder, Nathan Shaffer, Miss Harris SR. HIGH COUNTY BAND MIDDLE: Row 1 — Ken- dra Powell, Terri Neuber, Tammi Lobaugh Row 2 — Tony Austin, John Kee- fauver, Michelle Dou- gherty, Deb Dougherty WHO'S WHO IN MUSIC BOTTOM LEFT: Kendra Powell, Michelle Dou- gherty LEBANON VALLEY COL- LEGE HONORS BAND BOTTOM CENTER: Terri Neuber, Tammi Lobaugh DISTRICT BAND BOTTOM RIGHT: Tammi Lobaugh 41 WINTER GUARD FLAGS TOP LEFT: Mary Garcia, Jenny Harlow, Conchi Rivera, Tammi Lobaugh, Lisa Myers, Michelle Dougherty MAJORETTES TOP RIGHT: Row 1 — Jodi Dettinburn, Paula Showers, Kim Keefauver Row 2 — Jill Gardner RIFLES UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: The- resa Wolf, Karen Strausbaugh, Kim Pauli, Jenny Otto, Kevin Powell 42 Standing at attention YEARBOOK TOP LEFT: Row 1 — Mona Shreve Row 2 — Karen Orner, Kris Chronisler, Tonya Rice, Mike Griest, Mike Orner Row 3 — Julie Kuykendall, John Johnston MIDDLE LEFT: Row 1 — Angie Hawn, Sherry Bowmaster, Lisa Faust, Michele Marks, Merle Wolf, Heather Horning Row 2 — John Keefauver BOTTOM LEFT: Row 1 — Michelle Constable, Karen Orner Row 2 — Ian Clarke, Vicki Kuykendall, Kathy Bower, Susan Greene, Jenny Gross TOP RIGHT: Lisa Starner, Kelly Unger, Juanita Weaver, Kim Killen MIDDLE RIGHT: Row 1 — Wendi Kluck, Dawn Thomas Row 2 — Flo Heller, Deanna Baker LOWER RIGHT: Row 1 — Mike McKinney, Kris Shilling, Rhonda Weigle, Pete Weaver Row 2 — Shawn Smiley 43 ACTIVITIES 45 GEORGE WHO 46 MASH The Cast of MASH What Kelly? 47 The Unknown Rider There's Kelly, throw it to her! 48 FLAG PRESENTATION Mrs. Guise, Mrs. Cline, Wendi Kluck, Kim Killen, Sue Greene, Brett Offutt, State Rep. William Moore, State Rep. Ken Cole, Kris Chronister, Mr. Cassell, Greg Boyce. A presentation was made in Harrisburg in a session of the House as members of the Student Government and Senior Class watched from the gallery. $1000.00 was donated to the Restoration of the flag carried by Company K who were a group of Adams Countians who fought in the Civil War. THE CONVINCER Okay Craig, hold on tight! I'm Convinced!!!!! SWEETHEART DANCE Freshmen Attendants: Todd Gardner and Tina Taylor; Junior Attendants: Steve Wilson and Sharon Dewees; Senior Attendants: Chris Trone and Wendi Kluck; Mike Orner and Diane Kinneman; Joe Showers and Missy Avery; Sophomore Attendants: Barry Roth and Heather Schmidt Senior Attendants Chris Trone and Wendi Kluck Senior Attendants Mike Orner and Diane Kinneman Senior Attendants Joe Showers and Missy Avery MAY DAY Freshmen Attendants Kim Oneto and Mike Rivera '83 Queen Tina Black, crowns Lisa Group as King Toby Wagner watches Junior Attendants Flo Heller and Roger Bolen Senior Attendants Senior Attendants Wendy Brough and Randy Jacoby Sonya Ryman and Dave Slaybaugh Kristen Yeck and Jon Ratay 1984 PROM 54 1984-1985 WEDDING Let's be serious! Don't eat the leaves. Say OOO! The patiently waiting groom. 55 HOMECOMING 56 Class of '88 float. Class of '87 float. I can't believe I won! Queen Tonya Class of '86 float. Class of '90 float. Class of '89 float. Class of '85 had the winning float!!! 58 59 c JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL Up and over! TOP: Row 1 — Lisa Myers, Mary Garcia, Sharon Hoke Row 2 — Miss Mulligan, Lisa Shaffer, Dawn Van Dyke, Tammy Heller, Lori Weaver, Missy Singley MIDDLE: Row 1 — Shar- on Shaffer, Annette Boyer, Jeannine Plank Row 2 — Mrs. Russell, Dawn Metz, JoAnne Shultz, Kim Hess, Missy Hammer, Missy Singley 62 I wonder if it will make it over the net? JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS LOWER MIDDLE LEFT: Row 1 — Hawley Cauffman, Lena Showers Row 2 — Shannon Dettinburn, Jill Gardner, Jodi Dettinburn Row 3 — Melanie Doyle, Jena Costella, Scarlett Butler, Christi Slothower JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS V-l-C-T-O-R-Y !! What Enthusiasm?!?! 63 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TOP: Sitting — Daryl Miller, Drew Bucher, Dave Brandt, Tony Wells, Doug Wolford Standing — Brad Tate, Bob Clapsaddle, Mark Thomas, Darren Sobota, Scott Asper, Rob Woerner, Lonnie Mentzer EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL MIDDLE: Sitting — Donald Sulli- van, Randy Durbin, Greg Taylor, Roger Bobo, David Livingston, Craig Sanders, Greg Sumbury Standing — Sean Grubbs, Tim Hibbs, Troy Lobaugh, Tim Black, Brian Group, Greg Snyder, Bran- don Parr, Ken Black, Jeff Kime, Craig Powell SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL BOTTOM: Row 1 — Jeff Foster, Steve Szczesniuk, Mike Heina- man, David Marshall, George Ri- ley, Brian Wenk, Todd Murtoff, Shawn Feister Row 2 — Travis Carey, John Weller, Jason Fissel, Todd Baugher, Chris Taylor, Owen Sterner, Andy Walmer, Tom Weigle, Brian Frock, Troy Beamer Row 3 — Nate Ebbert, Pat McMaster, John Johnson, Dave Finfrock, Robert Shockey, Ray- mond Johnson, Kevin Price, Donny Orner, Brad Showers, Andy Hale JR. HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOP: Shannon Atteberry, Joy Motter, Jill Motter, Tina Taylor, Dawn Metz, Tonya Charles, Jenny Kin- neman, Sheri Smith MIDDLE RIGHT: Row 1 — Dani Cline, Tonya Black, Allison Myers, Kathy Hoff, Nicole Smith Row 2 — Kim Shilling, Kim McCauslin, Tracey Snell, Connie Kuhn, Ka- mela Oyler, Stephanie Patterson 66 Reaching high! � Up for two! Look Out! Now what do I do? 67 JR. HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL TOP RIGHT: Row 1 — Craig Sanders, Gary Wil- son, Kevin Orner, Eric Bowmaster Row 2 — Coach Taylor, Tim Naylor, Garrett Jacoby, Tim Hibbs, Kevin Showaker Row 3 — Raymond Johnson, Ron Showaker, Scott Hay- berger, Dave Miller MIDDLE RIGHT: Row 1 — Manager — Daryl Crum, Chris Landauer, Andy Hale, Todd Murtoff, Tim Kramer Row 2 — Coach Taylor, Chris Strawsburg, Johnny John- son, Nate Ebbert STRE-E-E-TCH Get it in there! Warming up Oops! 69 Where's the ball?!? JR. HIGH WRESTLING Sitting — Steve Szczesniuk, Sean Montgomery, George Ri- ley, Drew Bucher, Mike Heina- man, Chris Foster, Mike Stoner, John Weller, Chris Knouse Kneeling — Donald Sullivan, Randy Durbin, Mike Taylor, Daryl Miller, Dave Brandt, Lome Peters, Jeff Kime, Todd Baugher, Jason Fissel Standing — Brad Showers, Mark Thomas, Lonnie Mentzer, Kevin Riley, Darren Sobota, Donnie Orner, Scott Asper, Bri- an Group, Brian Weikert, Mr. McAuliffe — Coach 70 Good Job!! Another Canner cradle! Who, Me?? BHS OPP. Spring Grove 41 56 Scotland 91 12 James Buchanan 83 13 Gettysburg 39 41 Waynesboro 51 32 New Oxford 57 33 Littlestown 83 6 Bermudian 58 29 71 VOLLEYBALL Kneeling — Barb Stew- art, Cathy Bower, Wendi Kluck, Karen Dungan, Lori Foster Standing — Coach McCullough, Wanda Carey, Kim McCauslin, Karen Bretzman, Mindy Bobo, Chris McGuirk, Steve Daron — manager Assistant Coach Donna Rometo Head Coach Mark McCullough Gettysburg BHS 1 OPP 2 Bermudian 0 2 Littlestown 0 2 New Oxford 2 1 Fairfield 2 0 Waynesboro 0 2 Gettysburg 2 1 Bermudian 0 2 Littlestown 0 2 New Oxford 1 2 Fairfield 2 1 Waynesboro 0 2 What team work?!? 72 Kneeling — Jenny Gross, Maria Caputo, Karen Orner, Nicki Tuckey Standing — Coach Ro- meto, Kris Chronister, Michelle Dougherty, Rhonda Weigle, Kelly Unger, Joe Showers — manager What goes up must come down. Hit it. It won't hurt ... much! 73 GIRLS' TRACK All play and no work. Row 1 — Tina Renoll, Jill Horick, Jane Kal- baugh, Julie Frederick, Jody Constable, Mary Dewees, Kim Lott, Te- resa Shultz Row 2 — Glenda Naylor, Susan Greene, Amy Colburn, Ginny Beal, Diane Kin- neman, Jill Grim, Vicki Butler, Donna Myers Row 3 — Kerry Spran- kle, Coach Brown, Kelly Stoner BHS OPP. Boiling Springs 68 73 Gettysburg 41 100 Greencastle 35 106 Waynesboro 56 85 Scotland 86 55 Littlestown 69 72 James Buchanan 59 82 Pouring on the steam! 74 Time for take-off. Relax, Amy, it's only one more mile. So what am I supposed to do next??? The heat is on! Too fast for our camera!?! I hope I don't fall on my face!!! 75 Jane Kalbaugh Teresa Shultz Jody Constable Jill Horick Tina Renoll Mary Dewees Julie Frederick 76 BOYS' TRACK Row 1 — Luther Dick, Feard Rhoads, Paul Landauer, Barry Roth, Greg Sprenkle, Darryl Ryman, Matt Zeigler, Paul Carson, David Dettinburn Row 2 — Sharon Rob- erts, Jimmy VanDyke, Greg Boyce, Andy Roberts, Scott Robey, Jon Celio, Luis Sanchez, Troy Smith, Wayne McCauslin Row 3 — David Smith, Bobby McMichael, Jim Rhoads, Tim Trone, Tony Rice, John Ryman, Doug McKinney, Larry Robey, Braden Leonard, Bryon Leonard 77 78 Tim Trone Up, up and away!!! Ready, get set, go. 79 SOFTBALL Row 1 — Nikki Cline, Donna Barbour, Kay Lobaugh, Julie Singley, Robin Baker, Kelly McMaster, Donna Ogburn Row 2 — Monya Trostel, Beth Asper, Theresa Harman, Deanne Wiegle, Kristi Sny- der, Chris Diveley Row 3 — Mr. Harvey, Deb Dougherty, Sonya Weigle, Karen McCIeaf, Tonya Rice, Diane Bretzmen, Mona Shreve. Coach Harvey 80 Beth Asper Diane Bretzman 81 I think I missed! No problem Did I throw that? 82 BASEBALL Here it comes! What should I do coach? TOP: Sitting — Bob Flemming, Mick Chronister, Randy Jacoby, Ken Weigle, Tim Guise, Brain Hor- ick, Darryl Keller Kneeling — Brad Unger, Steve Wilson, Nate Shaffer, Wade Warren, Tim Atteberry, John Johnston, Chad Asper, Mike Griest Standing — Andy Roberts, Chuck Hawbaker, Mike Bowmas- ter, Gary Baker, Greg Sumbury 83 Seniors Darryl Keller Mick Chronister Ken Weigle B Bob Flemming Randy Jacoby Spring Grove BHS 6 OPP. 5 Fairfield 11 1 Fairfield 15 5 Bermudian 4 5 Bermudian 2 3 Waynesboro 1 12 Gettysburg 7 8 James Buchanan 16 6 Littlestown 13 12 Scotland 24 2 New Oxford 12 13 84 85 What form! BOYS' TENNIS Row 1 — Brett Sobota, Eric Motter, Chris Har- man Row 2 — Chris Trone, Matt Schmidt, Jerry Hartlaub Row 3 — Brian Bobb, Joe Kessel, Brett McCleaf Coach Stover, that's not how you taught us to play! Sorry Chris, it's not edible Not me, not now! Going for the bomb 86 Such enthusiasm Swoosh!! BHS OPP. Littlestown 1 6 James Buchanan 7 0 Carlisle 1 6 Gettysburg 4 3 Littlestown 3 4 James Buchanan 7 0 Carlisle 1 6 Harrisburg Acad. 4 3 Gettysburg 6 1 Harrisburg Acad. 3 4 87 GIRLS' TENNIS Row 1 — Wendi Kluck, Ju- lie Kuykendall, Julie Sing- ley Row 2 — Lisa Cline, Kim Slonaker, Heather Schmidt, Kim Dick, Lisa Myers, Joanne Neuber Row 3 — Jill Motter, Tiffa- ny Weaver, Dani Cline, Mrs. Stover, Terri Neuber, Joy Motter, Flo Heller Coach Stover Chambersburg BHS. 0 OPP 7 Carlisle 0 7 Littlestown 3 4 James Buchanan 6 1 Gettysburg 2 5 Littlestown 4 3 Gettysburg 2 5 James Buchanan 7 0 88 89 I wish this wasn't water! FOOTBALL Row 1 — Nathan Shaffer, Mike Orner, Stacy Taylor, Chad Asper, Greg Boyce, Jim VanDyke, Eddie Diveley, Mike Griest, Todd Chronister, Jim Haymaker, Doug Stoner Row 2 — Brad Unger, Wayne McCauslin, David Thorne, Troy Smith, Sherm Newberry, Teal Weaver, Jon Celio, Jim Knouse, Neil Tate, Curt Wolford, Brett Soboia, Gary Showers, Ben Weaver Row 3 — Andy Solberg, Greg Sprenkle, Matt Zeigler, Shawn Wagner, Barry Roth, Ron Kriel, Daryl Ryman, Dustin Rhoads. Barry Guise, Curt Grim, Luther Dick, Kevin Powell, Paul Carson, Ricky Kuhn, Darren Mellott Row 4 — Jeff Leinbach, Kristi Snyder, LeeAnn Eicholtz, Susan VanArsdale, Skip Moyer, Mike Thompson, Robert Shuey, Dave Brown, Mike Bucher, Chris Hale, Dani Trostel, Huy Trinh, David Baker, Drew Bucher BHS OPP. Eastern York 12 7 New Oxford 15 15 Gettysburg 19 14 Bermudian 0 10 Scotland 14 8 James Buchanan 20 8 Greencastle 49 22 Brunswick, Md. 7 34 Waynesboro 0 42 Littlestown 0 21 90 Head Coach Robert Shuey Assistant Coaches — Skip Moyer, Mike Thompson, Mike Bucher, Dave Brown Chad Asper Greg Boyce Todd Chronisler Eddie Diveley Mike Griest Mike Orner Stacy Taylor |im Haymaker 91 Where's the party? Where's the girls?!!? Will he make it this time??!! Always remember ... KEEP REACHIN' FOR THE STARS!! 'Tm gonna kill that fe?! ! fly! 92 Row 1 — Heidi Owings, Jenny Frock, Lisa Starner Row 2 — Kris Shilling, Wendy Dur- bin, Kathy Drybread, Dawn Miller, Anne Cullison Row 3 — Shar- on Dewees, Micki Slay- baugh Senior Captain Dawn Miller Co-Captain Wendy Durbin CRRUUNNCH Senior Kathy Drybread Senior Kris Shilling Senior Lisa Starner 93 HOCKEY Row 1 — Diane Kinne- man, Susan Greene, Cathy Bower, Karen Orner, Mona Shreve Row 2 — Ginny Beal, Donna Ogburn, Laura Lanza, Michelle Dougher- ty, Glenda Naylor, Theresa Harman Row 3 — Mrs. Pelc, Jodi Weikert, Sharon Hoke, Annette Boyer, Kelly McMaster, Kerry Spran- kle, Julie Taylor, Kelly Stoner, Gina Himes, Deb Dougherty, Ms. Sanders 94 BHS OPP. Greencastle 2 1 Fairfield 1 0 Waynesboro 1 4 New Oxford 3 1 James Buchanan 1 0 Gettysburg 1 0 Bermudian 4 3 Scotland 8 0 Littlestown 0 5 Camp Hill 0 6 Fleetwood 0 1 Cathy Bower Mona Shreve S-T-O-P!!! - Susan Greene Diane Kinneman 95 96 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Kneeling — Jill Grim, Mona Shreve, Diane Kinneman, Tonya Rice, Donna Ogburn, Standing — Kelly McMaster, Deb Dougherty, Teresa Har- man, Julie Singley, Kerry Spran- kle, Coach Moyer BHS OPP Scotland 56 21 Gettysburg 59 34 Bermudian 34 53 Fairfield 59 21 Spring.Grove 35 48 Littlestown 33 41 Waynesboro 40 68 Greencastle 42 55 James Buchanan 49 41 Littlestown 40 62 New Oxford 32 49 Scotland 50 27 Gettysburg 43 46 Bermudian 32 51 Waynesboro 45 71 Greencastle 36 47 Fairfield 57 25 Littlestown 41 44 New Oxford 34 56 James Buchanan 35 34 97 Diane Kinneman Tonya Rice Mona Shreve On the offense! 98 Great Defense!!! Kneeling — Sheila Simpson, Heidi Owings, Dusty Hartman, Dani Trostel, Sharon Hoke Standing — Jenny Rinehart, Michelle Bohrer, Sue VanArsdale, Coach Brown, Yvonne Sapeg, LeeAnn Eicholtz, Monica Mummert, Alecia Am- spacher On the floor again!!! Get off me!!! 99 Just try to take a shot. Ssttrreettcchh!! BOYS' BASKETBALL RIGHT: Sitting — Paul Landauer, Mike Bowmas- ter, David Dettinburn, Ted Fetters, Wayne Williams Kneeling — Ian Clarke, Pat Ditzler, Kevin Wolfe, Curt Grim, Aaron Fat- zinger Standing — Coach Yeck, Steve Wilson, Nate Shaffer, Mike Orner, Feard Rhoads, Gerg Boyce, Daryl Ryman, Brad Unger, Chris Trone, Asst. Coach Snyder BHS OPP Southern Hunting- ton 55 37 Fairfield 41 63 Scotland 37 95 Gettysburg 37 80 Bermudian 40 62 Fairfield 41 45 Kennard-Dale 55 58 Wayneboro 39 55 Greencastle 45 97 James Buchanan 68 79 Littlestown 39 83 New Oxford 46 75 Scotland 37 36 Gettysburg 38 51 Bermudian 56 58 Waynesboro 47 76 Greencastle 57 92 Fairfield 51 54 James Buchanan 58 56 Littlestown 50 71 New Oxford 53 62 100 Way to stretch!!! Come on Ref.!!! Where'd everybody go!!! Waiting for it to come down. 101 Greg Boyce Ian Clarke Pat Ditzler . Mike Orner Chris Trone Dazzling the defense!! 102 CHEERLEADERS 103 WRESTLING Row 1 — Tim Cook, Todd Gardner, Brad Tate, Bill Weller, Brett Offutt, Greg Sprenkle, Row 2 — John Johnston, Doug Stoner, Mike Griest, Jim Knouse, Chad Asper, Jim VanDyke, Row 3 — Ron Kriel, Bret So- bota, Ben Weaver, Huy Trinh, Jeff Mentzer, Row 4 — Matt Lucas, Bob Taylor, Jon Celio, Scott Robey, Wayne McCauslin What do I do now coach??!?! Yea, I'm bad?!? BHS. OPP. Susquehannock 34 30 Shippensburg 45 18 Greencastle 56 3 Delone 42 19 New Oxford 50 13 Chambersburg 46 12 Carlisle 28 26 Scotland 52 15 Gettysburg 26 21 Waynesboro 12 43 Bermudian 43 15 Littlestown 53 7 James Buchanan 33 24 Central Dauphin 11 47 Lancaster Cath. 22 33 Northern 15 37 Peek-a-boo! B.H.S. taking the lead, again! Please don't hurt me, John! 105 Chad Asper Mike Griest John Johnston Brett Offutt Jim VanDyke Bill Weller 'Our dedicated fans 106 'Safe! Oops, wrong sport' CHEERLEADERS Michelle Constable Dawn Miller Row 1 — Danielle Myers Row 2 — Sally Schulteis, Dawn Miller, Dawn VanDyke, Gina Himes Row 3 — Annette Boyer, Miche Constable 109 SEVENTH GRADE TOP: Todd Baugher, Ian Avery, Eugene Beamer, Tony Boring, Tonya Black, Sylvia Barbosa, Clinton Atha, Troy Beamer MIDDLE: Row 1 — Dani Cline, Scarlett Butler, Suzanne Carter, Jena Costella, Margaret Crone, Leigh Catchings Row 2 — Alfred Coloan, Travis Carey, Chris Cooley, Jason Constable LOWER RIGHT: Class Officers — Pam Weigle — President, Beth Heffner — Historian, Nathan Eb- bert — Vice-president, Allison Myers — Secre- tary, Kevin Price — Treasurer LOWER LEFT: Sitting — Jill Gardner, Tara Gilbert, Tracey Hartman, Kathy Funt Standing — Andy Hale, Jason Fissel, Chris Foster, Dan Helm, Andy Fish, Brian Frock, Wayne Group, Scott Hall 110 TOP LEFT: Row 1 — Sue Helm, Kathy Hoff, Beth Heffner Row 2 — Lorena Hooten, Johnny Johnson, Buddie Hinkle, Sa- brina Hyde Row 3 — Mike Heinaman, George Himes TOP RIGHT: Row 1 — Carman Espada, Kristi Fazenbaker, Jodi Dettinburn Row 2 — Greg Culp, Jason Fetter, Shawn Feast - er, Lance Crouse Row 3 — Chad Fetter, Daryl Crum, Nate Ebbert BOTTOM: Row 1 — Chris Knouse, Bo Kuhn, Brad Krou- shour Row 2 — Danny Kriel, Kathy Kniss, Connie Kuhn, Sandy Kauffman, Kim Kee- fauver Row 3 — Michael Kal- treider, Raymond Johnson, Timothy Kramer 111 TOP: Lisa Orner, Stephanie Patterson, Jackie Or- tiz, Luis Nieves, Kamela Oyler, Tom Newberry, Donnie Orner, Ethan Peters, David Finfrock, Greg Naylor MIDDLE LEFT: Jeff Myers MIDDLE CENTER: Barbie Latham MIDDLE RIGHT: Greg Zirk, Pam Weigle, Tom Weigle, Jenna Weaver, John Weller, Bryan Wenk BOTTOM: Row 1 — Brad Leatherman, Lee Laugh- man, Greg Laur Row 2 — Chris Landauer, Wayne Light, David Marshall, Jeff Light, Anson Malfaire Row 3 — Michelle Light, Michelle Lucas 112 TOP: Row 1 — Chris Spangler, Tra- cey Snell, Kami Ruppert, Kim Shil- ling, Nicki Smith, Andria Anderson, Christy Slothower Row 2 — Scott Sharrah, Cary Shultz, Brad Showers, Robert Shockey, Tammy Bowers, Tonya Stelle, George Riley MIDDLE LEFT: Jason VanDyke, Tere- sa Toney, Randa Stevens, Owen Sterner, Stever Szczesniuk, Todd Voss Row 2 — Kelly Wampler, Chris Strawsburg, Billy Swick, Chris Naylor, Andy Walmer BOTTOM: Row 1 — Eddie Miller, Pam Mays, Kim McCauslin, Dawn Miles Row 2 — Todd Murtoff, Sean Montgomery, John Miller, Bill Mowery Row 3 — Patrick McMaster 113 EIGHTH GRADE TOP: Kristen Straile — Historian, Melanie Doyle — Treasurer, Jennifer Kalbaugh — Secretary, Joy Motter — Vice President, Tim Black — President BOTTOM RIGHT: Row 1 — Chad Carey, Mike Cook, Kim Butters Row 2 — Tanya Charles, Judy Brown, Anne Brennan Row 3 — Hawley Cauffman, Marie Brumbeloe, Martha Colburn BOTTOM LEFT: Row 1 — Tonya Albritton, Shane Beamer, Jamie Bly, Eric Bowmaster Row 2 — Tim Black, Ken Black, Bill Beal, Roger Bobo, Leah Avery, Shannon Atteberry, LeeAnn Beam 114 TOP: Row 1 — Chris Herman, Jennifer Helman, Sabrina Hall, Priscilla Garcia, Andrea Hart- man, Katrina Hartman Row 2 — Charlie Hollingsworth, Mike Hooten, Sean Grubbs, Jeff Fos- ter, Don Sullivan, John Fri- dinger Row 3 — Nina Grosser, Kim Hess, Tim Hibbs MIDDLf: Row 1 — Karen Crum, Shawn Doyle, Melanie Doyle, Linn Doersom, Cindy Edenfield, Dawn Curtis, Ivette Dominguez Row 2 — Bonnie Cromer, Jim Cullison, Chris Doyle, Tom Cooper, Al Cromer, Randy Durbin, Jona- than Feister BOTTOM: Row 1 — Garett Ja- coby Row 2 — Jim Lady, Jody Marshall, Dave Livingston, Toby Kennedy, Chuck Turner, Jeff Kime Row 3 — Jenny Kinne- man, Tammy Lupp, Mary Kauff- man, Sarah Kauffman, Jennifer Kalbaugh 115 TOP: Row 1 — Sharon Roberts, Kevin Showaker, Carmen Ramos, Robert Scott, Conchi Rivera Row 2 — Stan Sanchez, Craig Sanders Row 3 — Mark Shelleman, Darcy Robinson, Elizabeth Rothermel, Sharon Shaffer, Troy Lobaugh MIDDLE: Pam McDaniel, Holly Moody, Ariel Myers, Sherry McCleaf, Joe Miller, John Morton, Joy Motter, Jill Motter, Mike McCauslin BOTTOM: Brian Group, Brandon Parr, Karen Gotshall, Brian Offutt, Angie Hawbaker, Tim Naylor, Jeannine Plank, Jeff Myers, Jenny Otto, Kathy Ness, Kevin Powell, Bill Price 116 TOP LEFT: Row 1 — Darla Wilson, Trixy VanArsdale, Shanese Will, Ronda Wolff Row 2 — Jay Thomas, Craig Powell, Jim Wallen, Francis Wivell, Gary Wil- son TOP RIGHT: Teresa Wolf, Ken Maurice BOTTOM: Row 1 — Kitty Taylor, Greg Sumbury, Greg Taylor, JoAnn Shultz, Paula Showers, Jenny Smith, Alena Skow- ronek, Lena Showers, Kristen Straile Row 2 — Sandy Smith, Randy Sneed, Greg Snyder, Sheri Smith, Missy Smith, Wan- da Stevens 117 FRESHMEN TOP: Class Officers — Heidi Owings — President Lisa Myers — Vice-president, Sheila Simpson — Secretary, Daryl Miller — Treasurer, |ill McKinney — Historian BOTTOM RIGHT: Row 1 — Bob Clapsaddle, Brian Coo- ley, Eric Eller, Jeff Carey, Colby Fetter Row 2 — Kim Dick, Tammi Dennis, LeeAnn Eicholtz, Kendra Cashman 118 TOP: Row 1 — Todd Gardner, Tobey Hartman Row 2 — Doug Hartzel, Dusty Hartman, Jenny Harlow, Mary Garcia, Kelly Fi- gueroa, Kristi Group, Brenda Gordon, Stacey Group, Rebec- ca Gehring, Derek Frank, Mike Hawn, Scott Hayberger MIDDLE: Row 1 — Tony Hel- frick, Brenda Lookingbill, April Kiefer, Gina Himes, Tammy Heller Row 2 — Sharon Hoke, Ben Heefner, Brian Keefer, Tim Lafferty, Chris Karper Row 3 — Alan Kuykendall, Jeff Leinbach, Mike Lucas, Mike Light BOTTOM: Carolyn Barbosa, Todd Mathna, Missy Emlet, Ed- win Dominquez, Jeff Bretzman 119 TOP: Row 1 — Dave McCartney, George Nieves, Dennis McCaus- lin, Lonnie Mentzer, Daryl Miller, Rob Mauss, Monica Mummert, Lisa Myers, Jill McKinney, Wendy Miller, Dawn Metz MIDDLE: Row 1 — Kevin Orner, Jenny Rinehart, Priscilla Roberts, Sue Nimmon, Chris Redding Row 2 — Mike Otto, Lome Peters, Mike Redden Row 3 — Missy Ort- myer, Heidi Owings, Yvonne Sa- peg, Doug Wolford, Carol Randall, Kevin Riley, Susan Weikert 120 TOP: Row 1 — Sheila Simpson, Daniele Trostel Row 2 — Tina Taylor, Micki Slaybaugh, Christy Sumbury Row 3 — Robert Sprenkle, Ron Showaker, Winn Schulteis, Brad Tate Row 4 — Mike Stoner, Darren Sobota, Mike Taylor, Mark Thomas BOTTOM LEFT: Row 1 — Dave Brandt, Sue Van- Arsdale, Connie Weidner, Tony Wells Row 2 — Lori Weaver, Dawn VanDyke, Brian Weikert Row 3 — Steve Wolff, Chuck Vogel, Robert Woerner, Kevin Tuckey, Mark Toney 121 SOPHOMORES TOP RIGHT: Tim Atteberry, Gary Baker, Paul Carson, Craig Barnes, Micheal Bow- master, Tracey Cease, Lisa Cline MIDDLE: Deb Dougherty, Aaron Fatzinger, Carmen Dominquez, Jennie Garret- son, Dave Feister, Carmelo Dominquez, Luther Dick, Bill Frankenfield, Dave Dettin- burn 122 TOP: Barry Guise, Todd Her- man, George Helfrick, Pam Hawn, Missy Hammer, Susan Grance, Curt Grim MIDDLE LEFT: Left — Ted Fetters, Paul Landauer, Ricky Kuhn, Linda Killen Center — Patty Kuhn, Lisa Kniss, Kevin Kaltreider, Ron Kriel Right — Barry Jeffcoat, Steve Karper, Angie Keesee BOTTOM LEFT: Row 1 — Tammy McCoy, Danielle Myers, Kelly McMaster, Tammi Lobaugh Row 2 — Danny Moody, Jeff Mentzer, Darren Mellot, Mike Mcln- tire, Neil Mickley 123 TOP: Row 1 — Craig Shilling, Mike Showers, Daryl Ryman, Kobey Ruppert, Sally Schulteis, Barry Roth, Luis Sanchez Row 2 — Mike Smith, Tina Shultz, Lisa Shaffer. RIGHT: Row 1 — Danette Taylor, Katrina Skow- ronek, Kelly Stoner, Kerry Sprankle, Missy Singley Row 2 — Greg Sprenkle, Becky Stoner Row 3 — Andrew Solberg 124 TOP: Denise Wright, Tiffany Weaver, Matt Zeigler, Shawn Wagner, Jodi Weikert, Wayne Wil- liams, Robert VanArsdale, Julie Taylor MIDDLE LEFT: Kevin Powell, Blanca Rivera, Jenny Rosensteel, Gavin Myers, Sherm Newberry, Lynnie Phillips, Vickie Richards, Terri Neuber BOTTOM LEFT: Deb Dougherty — Historian, Pam Hawn — Secre- tary, Barry Roth — President, Ker- ry Sprankle — Vice-president, Mike Bowmaster — Treasurer 125 JUNIORS TOP: Robin Baker — Historian, Sharon Dewees — Treasurer, Nathan Shaffer — Trea- surer, Nicki Tuckey — Secretary, Jill Grim — Vice-president, Tony Cline — President MIDDLE: Sharon Dewees, Wendy Dur- bin, Anne Cullison, Steve Emlet, Tim Cook, Chuck Edenfield, Tony Cline, Lisa Cooley, Mi- chelle Dougherty BOTTOM: Tony Aus- tin, Bonnie Beamer, Pat Bloyer, Donna Barbour, Melissa Altice, Robin Baker, Bonnie Carey, Ginny Beal, Gary Bretz- man 126 LEFT: Row 1 — Duane Nieves, Glenda Naylor, Donna Myers, Jenny McKinney, Kay Lobaugh Row 2 — Troy McCleaf, Wayne McCauslin, Ronnie Lupp Row 3 — Matt Lucas, Jeff Morton, Todd Meyers, Jody Mum- mert MIDDLE RIGHT: Row 1 — Penny Flemming, Lesa Fair, Lance Hammer, Jon Foster, Jill Grim Row 2 — Jenny Frock, Theresa Harman, Betsy Gilbert, Chris Hale BOTTOM: Brian Hoover, Jim Knouse, David Latham, Doug Kane, Woody Hart, Jason Keller, Terry Jeffcoat, Laura Lanza, Michelle Keesee, Fay Lobaugh 127 TOP: Row 1 — Donna Og- burn, Donna Reeder, Mi- chelle Redding, Marian Peters, Kim Pauli, Kendra Powell Row 2 — Barry Plank, Jeff Owings, Larry Reed, Sam Redding MIDDLE RIGHT: Row 1— Brad Unger, Wendy Wolff, Nicki Tuckey, Deanne Weigle, Huy Trinh, Mike Trimmer Row 2 — Steve Wilson, Teal Weaver, Curt Wolford 128 LEFT: Daron Slabaugh, Clay Renoll, Nathan Shaffer, Julie Singley, Scott Robey, Andy Roberts, Laurie Shreve, Kathy Shakespeare, Troy Smith, Mike Rivera MIDDLE LEFT: Row 1 — Doug Stoner, Bobby Taylor, Scott Taylor, Neil Tate Row 2 — Pen- ny Thomas, Karen Strausbaugh, Kristi Snyder, Patty Swisher Row 3 — Jeff Taylor, Bret So- bota, Gary Showers 129 131 133 « RA . % liij r ° oV Reagan on „ 3S toe, 4° 1 «9® Frightening Findings at Bhopal Union ( lUmieand India be in to uncover what happened 8r°� inVft' ca %• ? ? v od'aS boiflb,nSs AwA ,W V § i V ♦. ° Ur«'1 ™ed fcesrXT” 5un Crusade cnyi Vi ter je 's t C � 'e ,n America The Artificial Heart 1 2EA tfc- lWv1' (I ■ w'v t ll ✓[) . 1 t j Y i-M SB yM KaW i-J c torttxcS x� 7bjJuo£ A? 4 6 M QgU — Mioi .; ft t ttu+i « kc REMEMBER Chad Asper ... V.D., Stacy, Bill, and I camped out before trout season. Melissa Avery ... Brian and Peter had some unknown object flying around the cafeteria and sliding on the floor. Deanna Baker... Dawn put her car in park at a stop sign and sat there for five minutes watching traffic go by. Brian Beamer ... the die hard battery died hard . Michael Binkley ... Lafferty broke his two front teeth. Roger Bolen ... I could remember when. Cathy Bower ... volleyball used to be a spring sport. Sherry Bowmaster ... we thought we would never see our senior year. Gregory Boyce ... Ian's pen was a food capsule. Vicki Butler ... Karen remarked about Mr. Shuey's snake. Stacey Carter ... Pat didn’t quite make it over the tennis net. Seth Cashman ... Chuck wasn't bald. Kristina Chronister ... Brett O. threw a tiny piece of paper in English class and it blew away from my desk. Todd Chronister ... Dave Deputy Dog Showers gave Ed Ditter, and me a hard time. Ian Clarke... fermentation reactions went on in my pen and chemistry book, and we had a good time at camp ... Steph? Amy Colburn ... John K. killed his new calculator with acid in chemistry class. Michelle Constable ... some of the BSU's had to sneak into the concert 9 22 84. Rufina Cordero ... people used to like school. Eddie Diveley ... Todd, Ditter, and I got sick on Saturday night from drinking too much orange juice. Patrick Ditzler ... Crunch spilled Tab on Taylor's seat. Kathy Drybread ... we passed out at the lunch table because of a stinky arm pit. Lisa Faust ... my mom's car stalled in the middle of the square ... Michele. Tammy Gochenauer ... we played Commando Raid at camp ... Jim? Susan Gotshall ... the junior senior prom nite of 1984. Susan Greene ... Ju-bee Kuykendall and I went to Gettysburg, couldn't find a parking space, walked a long way in the snow, saw a pretty picture, sang a pretty song, and bumped into something on the way home. Michael Griest ... the Canner football team did it once more in '84; 19-14. Jennifer Gross ... Karen and I met Steve and friends at Rahobeth Beach (Ohho-Wow!) Dixie Harman ... May days, when we could go outside. Angela Hawn ... Miche sat at lunch and read the directions. Kim Haws ... K.H., K.B., V.K., and J.K. went double dating and almost got killed when K.B. made an illegal turn, then a U-turn, and were followed home by two cops. James Haymaker ... Wayne's pants accidentally fell off in gym class. Florence Heller ... Miche, Lisa, and I got flashed in Gettysburg on Friday the 13th. Kimberly Herman ... we had a rough time going to the Kix concert. Heather Horning ... someone spit on my seat and I sat in it. Heidi Hufnagle... Dawn, De, Miche, Kris, and I took a trip to Carlisle and saw the Valleys, and my car was hav- ing it's monthly problems, and we made a quick trip up and down the mountain. John Johnston ... we all had a great time in Italy only to be isolated in TAP when we got back. John Keefauver ... I got this stupid nickname ... Spunky. Kimberly Killen ... K.U. killed Annie in health class last year. Dianne Kinneman ... Jill and I dropped something in the bathroom at the prom and when I fell on top of Ed- die and Jimmy on the side lines. Wendi Kluck ... Diane and I lost something very important one day in Mr. Bair's class. 138 WHEN Eric Kuhn ... Tuckey caught me on fire in ag. shop. Julie Kuykendall ... Su-bee Greene took me to Miky D's for a sundae but instead I got Tony. Victoria Kuykendall ... we went triple dating and went parking and just when it started to get interesting someone yelled It's time to go home! Brian Lafferty ... you couldn't remember what happened the night before. Stephanie Leatherman ... I went to Camp Nawakwa and thought I'd never leave! Brian Lookingbill ... I had no hair. Michele Marks ... Ang, Doris, Dawn, Lisa, and I decided to leave after 5th period and got ten nights detention. Kelly Mclntire ... English teachers were English teachers. Michael McKinney ... Laff drank four bottles of Scope and was feelin' pretty good. Dawn Miller ... we were decorating bedrooms and got caught in the act. Wayne Miller ... Bill W. had some practical jokes in his cabin at Camp Nawakwa. Dianna Myers ... Vicki B. and I were soaked and (?) locked her keys in her car at Musselmans. Brett Offutt... I threw a little piece of paper to Kris C. in 9th grade English and it floated up to the front of the room. Karen Orner... Angie and I were trying to get from one side of Gettysburg to the other and Angie got us lost. Michael Orner ... Camp Nawakwa was haunted and a few people were scared. Donna Reed ... I tried to drive Dave's car with (?) sitting in the back seat, but I was afraid I would run into the barn. Tonya Rice ... the basketball team went to states. Kathy Rider ... apple juice (Steph?!) and locker room (Kath!?) Diane Riley ... we were chosen to be leaders at camp, and we had more fun than the kids. Robert Shafer ... Seth wanted to frisk Mr. McCullough some night. Kristin Shilling .. we had a party over the phone ... Laff? Ramona Shreve ... Karen remarked about Mr. Shuey's snake. Kimberly Singley ... Mr. E. couldn't figure out what was wrong with his projector. Shawn Smiley ... you could walk through the halls without a teacher watching you or someone narcing. Lisa Starner ... I asked Mr. Hamilton if the floor was cracked from his standing on it. Stacy Taylor ... the sign on the beach said No Pedestrians . Dawn Thomas ... De and I were at Hanover and bought a soda and ran out of money so I walked out with it anyway. Ronald Thomas ... Charles burned his arm with the torch. Samuel Tipler ... I fell off Lake Meade Dam into eight feet of water and almost drowned. Christopher Trone ... Matt, Brett, Greg, and I spiced up Inky's chemistry book. Kevin Tuckey ... Wade's car got turned around in the parking lot. Kelly Unger ... we were the seventh graders and just starting high school. James VanDyke ... C.A., S.A., B.G., B.W., S.T., and I headed for the mountains. Thomas Vogel ... Sam changed the oil in his hair. Timothy Walker ... Tony and I were a bit too close to an angered Killer Khan in Hanover. Wade Warren ... we got in trouble in the cafeteria for saying WHERE'S THE BEEF? Juanita Weaver ... we went to Philadelphia ... Karen, Kim, Vickie, Jenny. Peter Weaver ... I didn't brake fast enough and hit the three little pigs. Rhonda Weigle ... we played our last volleyball game ever. William Weller ... Chad, Stacy, Jim, and I camped out the night before the first day of trout season. Merle Wolf ... I wrecked my car. 139 CLASS I, Chad Asper, will the spirit and unity we had to turn the football program around to all future B.H.S. football players and best of luck to Scott. I, Melissa Avery, will all my good times at B.H.S. to my little brother, Ian. I, Deanna Baker, will all my love to my family, Dennis, and Squiggy. I, Brian Beamer, will my attitude towards school to anyone who has a worse attitude. I, Michael Binkley, will all my chemistry knowledge to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. I, Roger Bolen, will homeroom time to do last minute homework to anyone who needs it. I, Cathy Bower, will my button to Nathan. I, Sherry Bowmaster, will all my loving thanks to my family and friends who have helped me in the past years. I, Gregory Boyce, will Wendi Kluck some height so she can get over five feet tall. I, Vicki Butler, will all my fun times ?? at B.H.S. to all of my cousins. I, Stacey Carter, will all my patience to Suzy and Cliff who have a long way to go. I, Seth Cashman, will my history notes to anyone who needs them. I, Kristina Chronister, will all my love to my friends, my summer paint brush to Rufina C. and all my good times at B.H.S. to my sister, Rosie and niece, Becky. I, Ian Clarke, will all the great times I've had as basketball manager to Shawn Wagner. I, Amy Colburn, will all my notebooks to anyone whose arms are strong enough to carry them. I, Michelle Constable, will all my love to Mom and Dad, and good luck to Jason. I, Rufina Cordero, will my thrilling times in school to my brother, Stanley, who has four more years to go. I, Eddie Diveley, will all the homework I didn't do to any bookie who enjoys it more than me. I, Patrick Ditzler, will my thanks to Rudy, Dave, and Officer Spadafora for all the great times in Biglerville. I, Kathy Drybread, will my megaphone to Tonya in 7th grade. I, Lisa Faust, will my top lockers to anyone who can reach them. I, Tammy Gochenauer, will my Pinto to Laurie, Lesa, and Toney so they can drive to school and all my love to my family. I, Susan Gotshall, will all the notes I ever took and all the good times I've had to my sister, Karen. I, Susan Greene, will my name to Susan Grance (for those who don't know better), some artistic ability to Jill Grim, smiles to Kerry Sprankle, and my love and thanks to my family and friends. I, Michael Griest, will all my sweat from the B.H.S. practices that I have survived to Greg Sprenkle, my brother, Jeff, and anyone else who has enough guts and pride to resweat it. I, Jennifer Gross, will all the good times on the Canner team to any Warrior who does not know who the best really are. I, Dixie Harman, will all my love and thanks to my parents and friends. I, Angela Hawn, will all my good times to my younger brothers and sister. I, Kim Haws, will all my love and thanks to my parents for always being there when I needed them. I, James Haymaker, will my place in woodshop to anybody that can handle it. I, Florence Heller, will all the good times at B.H.S. to April. I, Kimberly Herman, will all my albums to anyone who doesn't know what good music is. I, Heather Horning, will all the luck to the teachers in future years at B.H.S. I, Heidi Hufnagle, will my thanks to all my friends for all the good times I've had. I, John Johnston, will my thanks to my parents and Mr. and Mrs. B. I, John Keefauver, will all my great times in music to anyone who has the guts to work at it, also my love to my family and friends. I, Kimberly Killen, will all my love and respect to my parents and all my fun times at B.H.S. to my sister, Linda. I, Diane Kinneman, will all my love and respect to David, my family, and his; I also will four fast years and my ability in sports to Jennifer. I, Wendi Kluck, will my shortness to Greg Boyce, who needs to shrink. I, Eric Kuhn, will all my expert shooting ability to Shafer who needs it. I, Julie Kuykendall, will all my love to my family and friends who mean a lot to me; and my ''plastic mouth to Mr. Harvey who just can't understand. 140 WILLS I, Victoria Kuykendall, will my written book reports to my brother and thanks to my parents. I, Brian Lafferty, will some of my hair to Mr. Dewees. I, Stephanie Leatherman, will all my good times to my little brother, Brad, and my thanks to my parents. I, Brian Lookingbill, will all of my camo. to those who are willing to earn it. I, Michele Marks, will my patience to my sister, Karin, who will need it. I, Kelly Mclntire, will the best years at B.H.S. to Mike, and my love and thanks to Mom and Dad. I, Michael McKinney, will my ability to talk to anyone who wants it. I, Dawn Miller, will all my great times at B.H.S. to anyone who is too down on life to enjoy it and to my brother Daryl. I, Wayne Miller, will the grace and glory of God to my family and fellow students throughout Biglerville and the world. I, Dianna Myers, will all my love and thanks to my family and friends. I, Brett Offutt, will my running shoes to Mr. Boyce and the school board since I didn't get much use out of them in cross country season. I, Karen Orner, will my top locker to my little brother, Kevin, who is going to have a harder time than I did! I, Michael Orner, will all my great times in sports to anyone who will enjoy them as much as I did, and all my thanks to my Mom for her support. I, Donna Reed, will all my thanks to Mom and Dad and family for urging me on to graduation. I, Tonya Rice, will all my love and thanks to parents for their help and support. I, Kathy Rider, will all my good times at B.H.S. to my cousin, Greg. I, Diane Riley, will all my thanks to my family and friends and best of luck to my two brothers who have the tough years ahead. I, Kristi Ruppert, will my wit and sarcasm to my brothers and sisters to ensure an annoying Ruppert at B.H.S. for the next thirteen years. I, Robert Shafer, will all my spelling corrections to somebody who has a lot of time. I, Kristin Shilling, will all my good times and good grades to Craig, Kim, and Karen. I, Joseph Showers, will all my appreciation, love, and respect to my parents and sisters. I, Ramona Shreve, will all the love, understanding, and respect that I have for my parents to those who don't appreciate their parents like they should. I, Kimberly Singley, will my soft voice to Dusty to keep her from being heard when she's not supposed to be. I, Shawn Smiley, will my Honda to all the Yamapupy riders who don't know quality. I, Lisa Starner, will my faith in the Lord to any one willing to accept it. I, Stacy Taylor, will all the great times I've had to anyone who hasn't had a great time yet. I, Dawn Thomas, will all the love and respect to my family and Brian for all that they've done for me. I, Ronald Thomas, will my intelligence to get through school to my cousin, Troy, who will need it. I, Samuel Tipler, will my Copenhagen to Kenny Maurice. I, Christopher Trone, will my wit and humor to anyone who is as good looking as I. I, Kevin Tuckey, will my spelling corrections to anyone who has the time to write them. I, Kelly Unger, will my love and thanks to my parents and my good times to my brother. I, James VanDyke, will some more respect and as many fun times as I've had in the trenches to all the future lineman at Biglerville. I, Thomas Vogel, will my thanks to everyone who has helped me through the past two years. I, Timothy Walker, will my thanks to my friends and the faculty at B.H.S. I, Wade Warren, will all my thanks to my parents and grandparents for helping me make it this far. I, Juanita Weaver, will all my good times at B.KS. to Lori, Jenna, and Jon. I, Peter Weaver, will my thanks and love to my parents and family. I, Rhonda Weigle, will all my love and thanks to my family and Steve. I, William Weller, will all my thanks to my Mom, Dad, and brother, John, for helping me with life. I, Merle Wolf, will my Camaro to Tim C., Chris D., and Mark T., who like it so much. 141 Brian Lafferty Heidi Hufnagle Kris Shilling John Keefauver Heather Horning Lisa Faust 142 Dawn Miller Kathy Rider Ramona Shreve Donna Reed Tammy Gochenauer Angie Hawn 143 Mike Orner Lisa Starner Kim Herman Brett Offutt Wendi Kluck Florence Heller 144 Rufina Ann Cordero Eddie Eugene Diveley Patrick Alan Ditzler Kathy Ann Drybread Lisa Sue Faust _____ y ‘ Tammy Sue Cochenauer Susan Kay Gotshall Susan Mann Greene Michael Wayne Griest Jennifer Lynn Gross Dixie Ann Harman Angela Louise Hawn Kim Elizabeth Haws James Lawrence Haymaker Florence Mae Heller Kimberly Ann Herman Heather Marie Horning Victoria Marie Kuykendall Brian William Lafferty Stephanie Kay Leatherman Brian Lee Lookingbill Michele Elizabeth Marks - r t ' Kelly Ann Mclntire Michael Owen McKinney Dawn Michelle Miller Wayne Luther Miller, Jr. Dianna C. Myers Steven Brett Offutt 151 Donna D. Reed Tonya Gail Rice Kathy Lynn Rider CLASS Rowjj S rn Tipler, Mrs. Ryncar- Klurk, Ramona Shreve, Vicki Byt- Rider, Stephanie Leatherman, Su- son, Mike Grlest, Mike Orner, l r, Brian Lookingbill, Missy Avery, san Gotsball, Kim Herman, Lisa Brett Offetj, Susan Greene, Kris Sherry Bowmaster, Angie Hawn, Starner, Kelly Unger, Kathy Dry- ! Cbronlst r, Donna Reed, Diana Rhonda Weigle, Kim Sirigley, Mi- bread, .Dixie Harman, Dawn 1 , � yers. Roy;.2: Tom Vogel, Tim chele Marks. Row 3: Ron Thomis, Thomas, Rufina Cordero. Row 4: ' Walker, Diane Riley, Dawn Mjjler, Kristi Rupperf, Aqy Colburn, Kel- Merle Wblf, Kevin turkey,'. Bob vR er Bolen, Flo ffelter, Whndi - fy Jvfclntire, Kris Shilling, Kathy ' Shafer TQdd Chronister, EddjeDi- . t IT 1 i t OF 1985 vfiley, Pat Dttzler, Diane Kinne-j Cashman, Mike McKinney, Wade chenauer, Tonya Rice, Michelle man, John Johnston, lohn Kee- Warren, Ian Clarke, Chris Trone, Constable, Cathy Bower, fauver, Kim Killen, Karfen Orner, Greg Boyce, Julie Kuykendall, Bill Kim Haws, Vicki Kuykendall, Jenni Weller, Heather Hornirlg. Row 6: Gross, Juanita Weaver, Deanna Ba- Brian Lafferty, Mike Bjnkley, Matt ■£• | ker- Row 5: Ejic Ku in, Ronnie � Cooper, Shawn Smiley, Jim Hay- . k .‘' -7 ' � Yl Weidner, iBrian Beamer, Seth maker, Wayne MiJIer, Tammy Go- ( mfawfa AXE OS vw . A' VI 153 Kristin S. Shilling Joseph Andrew Showers Diane Marie Riley Kristi Noelle Ruppert Robert Sterling Shafer, Jr. Ramona Geraldine Shreve Kimberly Jane Singley Shawn David Smiley Ronald Thomas Samuel Frederick Tipler, Jr. Christopher Brazos Trone Kevin Ronald Tuckey Kelly Jo Unger Lisa Ann Starner Stacy Ronald Taylor Dawn Alane Thomas M James Daniel VanDyke Thomas M. Vogel Timothy Alan Walker Wade Vincent Warren Juanita Marie Weaver Peter Leland Weaver II Rhonda Sue Weigle William C. Weller Merle George Wolf III SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Diane and Mike 157 Best Body Eddie and Mona Best Personality Flo and Joe Most Dramatic Stephanie and Tim Best Dressed Lisa and John Class Clown Kris and Brian Quietest Eric and Amy Shortest Lisa and Bill Most Artistic Kim and Brian Most Likely to Succeed Ian and Susan Prettiest Eyes De and Roger Most Talkative Stephanie and Mike Most Flirtatious Favorite Teacher Julie and Brett Mr. Laughman and Mrs. Burkhardt Tallest Kim and Shawn Cutest Couple Tonya nd Mike 160 Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Rynearson Class Officers: President — Kim Killen, Vice-President — Flo Fleller, Secre- tary — Kris Chronister, Treasurer — Tonya Rice, Historian — Susan Greene Senior Directory Chad Wayne Asper Casper March 22, 1967 Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Casper likes big 4X4's, the out- doors, rock-n-roll, people, and beating G-burg. He frowns on stuck-up people, Saturday after- noon football games, and losing. This energetic senior enjoys hunt- ing, fishing, and trapping in his spare time. Chad can be seen al- most anywhere with his friends. The future finds him with a good job. Melissa Ann Avery Toots July 14, 1967 Art Club 10; Photography Club 11; Yearbook 12. Toots enjoys sunny days, being with Brian, summertime, and vaca- tions. She is irked by rainy days, Mondays, snobby people, and homework. Toots can be seen in Gettysburg or Arendtsville with Brian. Her hobbies include swim- ming, playing tennis, and going shopping. Deanna Lynn Baker De February 20, 1967 Industrial Arts Club 11; Bowling 10; Prom Committee 11; Mirror 12. De enjoys Judas Priest, Van Halen, the country, and being with her family and Dennis. This senior can't stand spiders, rainy Mon- days, narks, and people who don't mind their own business. De can be found anywhere with Dawn and Dennis listening to Heavy Metal and partying. The future sees her getting a good job and settling down. Brian David Beamer BB July 5, 1967 FFA 10, 11, 12; Mirror 12. BB likes summer days, rockin' to Van Halen, and running around. His dislikes are school, snobs, hateful people, and Mondays. BB can be found in Gettysburg with Larry. BB's hobbies are hiking, hunting, and trapping. His future plans are undecided. Michael Alan Binkley Bink February 26, 1967 Industrial Arts Club 10; Bowling 11; Computer Math 12. Weekends, good music, and holi- days make Bink smile. He frowns on Mondays, rainy days, tests, and quizzes. The A-ville Fire Hall, Tommy's and High's are Bink's hang-outs where he is surrounded by all the good old A-ville guys . This senior's hobbies are hunting, fishing, golfing, and archery. A four-year college for business management can be seen in Bink's future. Roger Eugene Bolen Roger November 7, 1966 May Court 11. Thunder and lightning, hard rock, and money bring a smile to Rog- er's face. He hates tests, school, and narks. Roger is seen anywhere with Scott and Todd. He enjoys hunting and fishing. His future plans include trade school. Cathy Marie Bower Mole July 3, 1967 Volleyball 10, 11; Hockey 10, 11, 12; BYE A 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12., Mole gets into being with friends, Chevys, country music, taking long walks, and Raymond. She gets turned off by people who think they are better than others, ru- mors, and guys' sports getting all the attention. She is usually seen in Gettysburg with Karen, Debi, Ray- mond, Julie, or Vicki. Cathy enjoys collecting stuffed animals, playing volleyball, and fishing. Her future plans are undecided. Sherry Mae Bowmaster Sherry March 20, 1967 Prom Committee 11; Chorus 10; SADD 11; May Day Committee 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Student Gov't 12, 161 Bowling Club 11; Library Club 11; School Store 12. Sherry's likes include cats, read- ing, cooking, taking walks, singing, and being with people, especially her family, friends, and children. Her dislikes are rainy Mondays, two-faced people, tests, and peo- ple who don't care. Sherry can be seen with Roger, Angie, Miche, Toots, and Kelly. Collecting cats is what she does as a hobby. Future plans for Sherry are doing some- thing with computers, accounting, or office work. Gregory Scott Boyce Greg December 15, 1967 Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Our Miss Brooks 11; M A S H 12. Greg finds enjoyment in James Taylor, Scooby Doo, sleeping late, and the Dallas Cowboys. Gasers, homework, snobs, the Redskins, and mowing the lawn put him in a bad mood. He can be seen any- where with Brett. Greg's major hobby is listening to tunes. The years to come should find him at- tending college. Vicki Sue Butler Butt January 20, 1967 Softball 10; Track 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. Butt's likes are listening to Hall Oats and Prince, the Orioles, long bike rides, being with friends, and having a good time. Her dislikes are Mondays, tests, stuck-up peo- ple who talk about others, the New York Yankees, and the Dallas Cowboys. Butt can be seen in G- burg with Bower, Shreve, Karen, and Deb. Her hobbies are photog- raphy, listening to music, and sports. Her future plans are to find a good job or join the Air Force. Stacey Alan Carter Cart'air February 16, 1967 Computer Club 11,12; Intramurals 10, 11; Bowling Club 10. Stacey likes being with Dana, go- ing to the river, good friends, good times, and being off work on Thursdays. Hot school days, preps, high collars, real cool people, and high waters make him unhappy! Cart'air can be found anywhere in Gettysburg with Dana or who- ever's around. His list of hobbies includes computers and tinkering with electronic equipment. Sta- cey's future plans are to go to technical school to major in digital electronics. Seth Adam Cashman Shag July 15, 1967 Wood Shop Club 10; Bowling 11; FFA 10, 11, 12. Seth loves weekends, pizza, fast cars, and Fords. He gets upset by school, Mondays, and English lit- erature. Shag is mostly seen at the races or the movies with Fetrow and Boob. Some of his hobbies in- clude cycle riding, cars, and hunt- ing. His future plans are undecid- ed. Kristina Ann Chronister Kris March 26, 1967 Class Secretary 10, 11, 12; Student Gov't 10, 11 — Corresponding Secretary 12; Volleyball 11; Mirror 12; Cider Press 12;SADD 11; Camp Counselor 10, 11. Kris is ecstatic by being with friends and family, drawing, and tomatoes. She despises gossip, snobby people, people who don't mind their own business, disre- spectful teachers, Mondays, and term papers. In Kris's spare time she's lookin for guys, playing soft- ball or volleyball, and reading. You will usually see Kris crusin' town with Jul and Babs. Her future finds her attending Shippensburg Uni- versity for four years majoring in elementary education. Todd Alan Chronister Crunch January 23, 1967 Football 12. Crunch likes weekends, steak, and pizza. Winter and the Philadelphia Stars also make this senior happy. His dislikes include football camp, school, Mondays, and the Dallas Cowboys. Crunch enjoys hunting. He can be seen anywhere with Ditter and Ed. His future plans are undecided. Ian Barnett Clarke Inky or Animal January 25, 1967 Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12; 162 Cross Country 11, 12; Computer Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; M A S H 12. Inky enjoys Canner victories, Rush, and the Washington Reds- kins. He is depressed by typing, losing, and the Dallas Cowboys. The Animal spends his time in the Universe (mostly) where he is seen with C.T., B.O., M.O., and J.V.D. His hobbies include shooting hoops, birding, hunting, and run- ning. Ian plans to attend a four- year college in the future. Amy Beth Colburn Amy August 17, 1967 Cross Country — captain 10, 11, 12; Track 10,11,12; Student Gov't 10, 11, 12; Computer Club 10, 11, 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Student Ex- change 10,11,12; Yearbook 10,11. Amy likes running in the rain, campfires, and winning races. Her dislikes are easy practices, lazy people, and taking S.A.T.'s. Amy's hobbies are running, lifting weights, and hiking. Her future plans are going to college, possibly joining the service, coaching, and running. Michelle Elaine Constable Miche May 13, 1967 Wrestling Cheerleader 10, co- captain 11, captain 12; Football Cheerleader 11; Yearbook 12; Stu- dent Gov't 12. Miche’s likes are being with Larry, country music, and weekends. Miche dislikes mosquitos, reading, and hard rock music. She is seen with Larry. Her hobbies include listening to Kenny Rogers and playing softball. Her future finds her getting a good job and enjoy- ing life. Rufina Ann Cordero Fina May 8, 1967 Fina likes sunsets. Bill, parties, rock music, weekends, concerts, and H.D. Bikes. Snobs, jocks, preppies, and rainy weekends up- set her. She can be seen with Bill hanging out mostly in Bendersville or just about anywhere. Painting, ceramics, and collecting cassettes are her hobbies. Her future plans are to get married and find a great place to live. Eddie Eugene Diveley Ed September 28, 1967 Football 12; FFA 10, 11, 12. Ed gets into rock-and-roll, girls, weekends, and the outdoors. This senior is turned off by losing, snotty girls, and book reports. Ed can be found just about anywhere in his T-bird ... often with Crunch and Ditzler. Spare time finds him hunting, trapping, and lifting weights. Ed's future plans have him farming. Patrick Alan Ditzler Blitz December 22, 1967 Football 12; Basketball 12. Blitz likes walking in the woods, mountains, and creeks after it snows. He hates snobby people, busted parties, and unfair teach- ers. Blitz can be seen with Crunch and Ed. His hobbies are shooting, hiking, and reading. In the future he wants to go to college and get married in '92. Kathy Ann Drybread Kathy July 26, 1967 Football Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Basketball Cheerleader 11, 12; Track 11; School Store 10, 11, 12; Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. Kathy's likes are friendly people and good movies. Her dislike is snobby people. She hangs out at High's in Gettysburg where she is seen with her friends. Kathy's hobby is horseback riding. Future plans for Kathy are working in an office. Lisa Sue Faust Lisa August 17, 1966 Bowling Club 10,11; Yearbook 12. Lisa likes partying, going to the beach, being with her mom and special friends, rides in the moun- tains, and long weekends. She dis- likes rainy Mondays, stuck-up people, boring study halls, and narks. Lisa can be found almost anywhere with Kim and Michele. The future finds Lisa attending a business school. Tammy Sue Gochenauer Tabatha Sue November 14,1967 FFA 10 — Parlimentarian 11, Sec- retary 12, County Sentinel 12; Art Club 10; Cider Press 10; Prom Committee 11; SADD 11; Camp 163 Counselor 11; Mirror 12. Tabatha Sue likes living in the country, rainbows, sunsets, sprint cars( 71), long walks in the moun- tains, weekends, apples, and Mus- tangs. Monday mornings, rainy days, snobby people, and empty gas tank, and working on week- ends make her very unhappy. Ta- batha Sue can be found in Ben- dersville, Gettysburg, or at the races with Laurie, Lisa, or Kim. She enjoys working with animals and running around. The future finds her with a good job and living the way she wants. Susan Kay Gotshall Sue September 2, 1967 Hockey Manager 10,11; Volleyball 10,11; Bowling Club 10,11; Coun- ty Chorus 10; Newspaper Club 11; FCA 11; Prom Committee 11; Computer Club 12. Sue's likes are listening to good music, being with Brian and spe- cial friends, reading, and beating Gettysburg. Her dislikes are peo- ple who think they are too good for everyone else, tests, Mondays, and rainy days. Sue hangs out with Brian and good friends. Her hob- bies include reading, motorcy- cling, snowmobiling, listening to easy music, and collecting teddy bears. Sue's future holds going to a four-year college. Susan Mann Greene Sue June 9, 1967 Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 10, 11, 12; Class Historian 10,11,12; FCA 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10, 11,12; Ski Club 10; Jazz Band 10; SADD 11; Prom Committee 11; Curtain Going Up 10; Our Miss Brooks 11; M A S H 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Camp Counselor 11; Cider Press 12; Mirror 12; Student Gov't Vice-president 12; Homecoming Court 12. Sue likes New England, smiles, Bil- ly Joel, and honesty. The West, snow, and the mountains also make this senior happy. Snakes, negative people, bugs, and shin splints make Sue unhappy. She can be seen anywhere with her friends. Sue's hobbies include playing the piano, talking, skiing, and playing field hockey. The fu- ture finds her in college, travel- ling, and being happy. Michael Wayne Griest Mike January 25, 1967 Varsity Club 11,12; Mirror 12; May Court 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Class Treasurer 11; Camp Counselor 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Italy 10; Stu- dent Gov't 10, 11. Nothing pleases Mike more than the Cowboys, Orioles, ice cream, doughnuts, beating Gettysburg, the beach, and snow. This senior is irked by finals, the Steelers, the Redskins, losing and The Gettys- burg Times . Mike can usually be seen with Tonya, J.J., Mike O., and Greg S. His pasttimes are hunting, and three-wheeling. Mike's future is undecided at this point. Jennifer Lynn Gross Jen-Jen July 29, 1967 Library Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Volleyball 10, 11; Tennis 10, 11; Color Guard 12; Chorus 10; Soft- ball 12. Jen likes guys, music, the beach, and fresh air. She is irked by snobs, drugs, and smoke. Jen's hobbies include biking, swimming, and running around. She can be seen with Kathy, Vickie, Karen, Nita, and Heather in Gettysburg or wherever the parties are. Her fu- ture plans include joining the U.S. Navy. Dixie Ann Harman Dixie October 20, 1966 Library 10, 11, 12. Dixie likes school, family, friends, and teachers. Spinach and people who make fun of other people really turn her off. Dixie can be seen at home. She hangs out with Betsy and Theresa. Sewing, cook- ing, and crafts excite her. Her fu- ture plans are to get a good job. Angela Louise Hawn Ang or Angie October 13, 1967 FFA 10 — Secretary 11, Vice-Presi- dent 12; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12; SADD 11; Student Government 12. 164 Angie likes cats, weekends, nights she doesn't have to work, and most of all being with Matt. Her dislikes are homework, Mondays, real hot or real cold days, snobs, and some jocks. She is seen in Get- tysburg with Matt, Sherry, Miche, and Kelly. Angie's hobbies are ma- crame, sewing, and cooking. An- gie's future plans are to get a good job and hopefully getting married in a few years. Kim Elizabeth Haws Shorty June 16, 1967 Home Ec. 10; Drama Club 10; Newspaper Club 11; BYEA 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Shorty enjoys being with her Ke- vin, running around with her friends, listening to country music, and being with her family. Snobby and stuck-up people upset her. She loves to have a good time, and read. Being happily married is what Kim has planned for the fu- ture. James Lawrence Haymaker Jimmy May 24, 1967 Football 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. Jimmy enjoys money, nice people, football, and good movies. His dis- likes are snobby people and rainy days. Some of his hobbies are mo- torcycling and archery. Jimmy is seen with Wade, Gary, Stacey, Tim, Seth,and Wayne in Gettys- burg, Hanover, and Carlisle. Jim's future plans include working. Florence Mae Heller Flo February 27, 1967 Tennis Manager 11,12; Float Com- mittee 11; 12; Class Vice-president 12; Yearbook Editor 12; Photogra- phy Club Treasurer 11; May Court 11; SADD 11; Prom Committee 11. Flo's favorites are unicorns, cold football games, friendly people, and ZZ Top. Her dislikes are busy telephones, snobs, being late, and rainy weekends. Her hobbies in- clude taking pictures, listening to heavy metal, and talking. Flo can be seen with Wendi, Kim, and Lisa almost any place. Her future plans are to become a photographer. Kimberly Ann Herman Kim June 17, 1967 Kim likes having a good time, run- ning around, hard rock, and being with friends. Her dislikes include school, rainy weekends, working late, and speed limits. Kim's hobby is listening to good music. She can be found with Lisa, Flo, Wendi, El- len, and Sonja almost anywhere. Future plans for Kim include hav- ing a good time. Heather Marie Horning HH November 3, 1965 Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11; FCA 11; Library Assistant 11; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12. Heather likes drawing and watch- ing guys. Her dislikes include no- sey people and gossipers. Heath- er's hobbies include art, running, plenty of exercise, and raising cain. She can be seen with Vickie, Jen- Jen, Kathy, Nita, and Karen at the Majestic or the fire hall in Heid- lersburg, but mostly at home. Her future plans are to attend Empire Beauty School to become a cos- metology operator. Heidi Ann Hufnagle Heid November 20, 1966 Bowling Club 10; Prom Commit- tee 11; Yearbook 12. Heid likes Dan, fishing, country music, weekends, having a good time, and the Redskins. She dis- likes snobby people and Monday mornings. Ffeid's hobbies are fish- ing and taking long walks. She can be seen with Dan anywhere. Her plans for the future are to attend a nursing school. John David Johnston Johnny January 7, 1967 Football 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Track 10; Student Gov't 10,11; National Honor Soci- ety 10,11,12; Yearbook 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Camp Counselor 10, 11; Italy 10. Johnny is turned on by summer vacation, the beach and pretty girls. High-class people, working on weekends, finals, and losing are a few of his dislikes. His hobbies include motorcycling, skiing, wrestling, and girl watching. John- ny can be found just about any- where with his friends having a good time. A college for engineer- ing is in his future plans. 165 John Richard Keefauver Spunk February 26, 1967 Wrestling 10; Student Gov't 10,11; Prom Committee 11, Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10; District 10,11,12; County Band 10,11,12; Drum Ma- jor 10; LVC Honors Band 10,11,12; Chorus 11, 12; Italy 10; Camp Counselor 10, 11; Mirror 12. John smiles at thunderstorms, car- ing people, life as a musician, and his sister. He can't stand Mondays, immature people, rude audiences, people who don't know what they want, and soap operas. This senior can be seen at B.S.H.S.,on stage, or with his honey. Free times finds John teaching Eagles , writing and performing music, and swim- ming. The future finds him on stage. Kimberly Ann Killen Kim July 23, 1967 Art Club 10, 11; Chorus 10; Prom Committee 11; BVEA 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; SADD Sec- retary 11; Yearbook 12; Home- coming Court 12; Class President 12. Being with friends, long week- ends, drawing, sunsets, and pay- days top Kim's list of likes. Her dis- likes are rainy weekends, Mon- days, snobby people, and term pa- pers. Kim can be found almost anywhere with Steph, Karen, Tammy, or Bonnie. Her hobbies include reading, drawing, and lis- tening to music. Kim's plans for the future are attending a four- year college and majoring in art or elementary education. Diane Rene Kinneman Di May 22, 1967 Basketball 10, 11 — captain 12; Softball 10, 12; Hockey 10, 11 — captain 12; Track 11; Student Gov't 11; May Court 10; Football Statistician 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Sweet- heart Queen 12. Diane likes Canner football games, sports, dances, reading, and being with David. Her dislikes are cold weather, snobby people, and peo- ple who can't except criticism. She can often be seen with Kelly, Sue, or David, in G-burg or the Smith residence. Her hobbies include collecting foreign bags, listening to music and making David smile. Her future plans are attending F.S.U. for four years. Wendi Lisa Kluck Wendell June 24, 1967 Tennis 10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11; Sweetheart Court 11, 12; Student Gov't 12; Photography Club 11; Senior Band 10; Chorus 10; Home- coming Court 12; Mirror Editor 12. Wendell's likes include walks in the woods, talking on the phone, lasagna, sunny mornings, and friends. She dislikes busy phones, rainy days, snobs, and cheaters. Wendell hangs out with Flo any- where. Her hobbies include ten- nis, volleyball, reading, and col- lecting antiques. In the future Wendi plans to attend a two or four-year college. Eric Leroy Kuhn Kuhn March 9, 1966 FFA 10, 11, 12 Fast cars, mountains, FM 104, and Harleys turn on Kuhn. He goes crazy with Mondays, doing home- work, snobs, narks, and slow driv- ers. He's mainly seen hangin' out with Shaffer or Cashman in Car- lisle. Kuhn enjoys hunting, fishing, and riding his cycle. His future is undecided. Julie Ann Kuykendall Screwy April 25, 1967 Curtain Going Up 10; Our Miss Brooks 11; Tennis 10,11,12; Soft- ball 10; Newspaper 10,11,12; Stu- dent Gov't 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 11,12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; FCA 10, 11, 12; Mirror 12; National Thespians 11, 12; Photography 11. Screwy is turned on by G-burg dances, being with Tony, the ocean, sunny days, happy faces and smiles!! Julie can't stand win- ter, finals, people who won't get rowdy and having her ears tickled. She hangs out at Mamma's , G- burg, and Tony's place usually with Cath, Debi, Kris, Su-bee, or Tony. Time finds Screwy playing tennis, singing, acting, or just being there! Her future sees her in a four-year 166 college, winning a grammy, and being happy. Victoria Marie Kuykendall Vickie August 20, 1966 Volleyball 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Library Club 10, 11, 12; Bowling Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12. Vic likes guys with mustaches, run- ning around, and having a good time. She dislikes stuck-up peo- ple, Mondays and rainy days. Her hobbies include drawing, bowling, swimming, and partying. Vickie can be found with Kathy, Kim, Jenny, Karen, Nita, Heather, and Pat. You can find her at the bowl- ing alley, roller rink, or movie the- aters. Brian William Lafferty Laff May 16, 1967 National Honor Society 11, 12; Computer Club 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Student Gov't 12; Mirror 12. Laff gets into heavy matal (AC DC), Ozzy, parties, thunder- storms, snow, Harleys, and holi- days. Laff can't handle school, homework, stuck-up girls, author- ity, doughnuts, and two-faced people. Usually he is seen with his friends at Tommy's, High's in Han- over, or anywhere there is action. Lafferty enjoys cycling, hunting, fishing, listening to rock-n-roll, and looking for girls. In his future he plans to go to a four-year col- lege. Stephanie Kay Leatherman Stuffy February 16, 1967 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Curtain Going Up 10; George Who? 12; Library Club 10, 11; BYEA 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12; County Chorus 10,112; Mirror 12; Camp Counselor 10, 11; National Thespians 10, 12. This senior is turned on by family, friends, Fridays, smiles, singing, animals, reading, music, jelly beans, the beach, the mountains, sunsets and cold football games. Rainy Mondays, grouchy teachers, homework, snobs, finals, and ste- reotyping disappoint her. Stuffy can be seen about anywhere with her family. Bill, and friends. Sing- ing and acting take up her free time. Steph plans to attend a four- year college for elementary edu- cation. Brian Lee Lookingbill Brian March 10, 1967 Wrestling 10, 12. Brian likes Chevys, Kawasaki cy- cles, hot dogs, and cool water. He's turned off by Fords, early mornings and empty gas tanks. Brian can be found with Missy at her house. His hobbies are cruis- ing, shooting, and taking Missy out. The future finds Brian married and in the military. Michele Elizabeth Marks Chele January 10, 1968 Bowling Club 10; Prom Commit- tee 11; Yearbook 12. Chele likes long weekends, walks on the beach, and being with Paul. Her dislikes include Mondays, fin- als, snobby people, and boring classes. Chele's hobby is running around. She can be seen with Paul at Bear Mountain. Her future plans are possibly attending business school. Kelly Ann Mclntire Kelly August 23, 1967 Track 10, 12; Ski Club 10, Band 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11; County Chorus 10, 11; FCA 10,11; Curtain Going Up 10; Our Miss Brooks 11; District Chorus 11; Newspaper 11; Delegate to Convention II 11; Stage Band 11; Computer Club 12; George Who? 12; M A S H 12; Yearbook 12. Kelly likes singing with a group of people who know how to sing, traveling, sunny May days, and ski- ing. Kelly is turned off by narrow- minded people, people who talk behind your back, no spirit in school, and hypocrites. She enjoys skiing, biking, and reading. Kelly can be seen with friends and 6th period lunch table. The future finds her at Kutztown University. Michael Owen McKinney Mike January 10, 1967 Computer Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Mike's likes are the Phillies, week- ends, and lots and lots of snow. Homework, writing compositions, and getting up early are his dis- 167 likes. Mike's hobbies are watching T.V., skiing, and listening to music. Mike plans to major in electronic engineering technology at DeVry Institute of Technology. Dawn Michelle Miller Dawn January 12, 1968 Football Cheerleader 10, 11 — Captain 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 11, 12; Tennis 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; FCA 11 — Secretary 12; Prom Committee 11; SADD 11; Year- book 12; Curtain Going Up 10; Our Miss Brooks 11; M A S H 12; Student Govern- ment 12. Dawn likes thunderstorms, snow, sunsets, the beach, cats and special people. She gets turned off by snobby people, being bored, lots of homework, finals, and hot foot- ball games. This senior enjoys cheerleading, hiking, camping, and sports. Dawn can be found anywhere with Kris, Susan, and anyone else. The future finds Dawn at a four-year college study- ing criminal justice. Wayne Luther Miller, Jr. Wayne February 19, 1967 Industrial Arts Club 10,11, 12; AV Club 11; Yearbook 12; FFA 11. Wayne likes Mustangs, running around, listening to Petra and Glad, helping friends, reading the Bible, and going to church events. Chevys, rainy days, homework, finals, and Monday mornings make this senior unhappy. Wayne can be found in Carlisle or Gettys- burg with Jim H., Seth C, and Ken B. The future finds Wayne going to a four-year college to study mis- sionary aviation. Dianna C. Myers Dianna January 4, 1967 Cross Country 10,11; Track 10,11; Library Club 10, 11, 12; School Store 12. Dianna likes Garfield, Stephen King, Kix, the L.A. Raiders, and long walks. Her dislikes are Mon- days, homework, the Dallas Cow- boys, and the New York Yankees. Her hobbies are reading, hiking, sports, and listening to music. She is seen with Butler and Donna Reed, in Bendersville or working at Kennie's. Her future plans in- clude getting a good job and some day settling down. Steven Brett Offutt Brett June 16, 1967 Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Cross Coun- try 10, 11; Class Vice-president 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Our Miss Brooks 11; Student Forum Rep. 11; Stu- dent Government Rep. 11, Presi- dent 12; Mirror 12. Brett likes Grateful Dead, heavy metal, Pontiacs, and being with his special someone. His dislikes in- clude cold weather, calculus and physics back-to-back, and finals. Brett can be seen almost anywhere with Greg. His hobbies are com- puters and running around. His fu- ture plans find him in college and becoming a teacher. Karen R. Orner Kare May 16, 1967 Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Volleyball 10, 11; Softball 12; SADD 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; BYEA 11; Camp Counselor 11; Prom Committee 11; Float Committee 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Kare likes the Dallas Cowboys, the New York Yankees, running around with friends, sports, and art. Her dislikes include the Wash- ington Redskins, the Baltimore Orioles, snobby people and short weekends. She may be seen with her friends in Gettysburg or Han- over. Kare's hobbies are reading, drawing, listening to music, and taking pictures. Her future plans are attending college and starting an art career. Michael Dean Orner Mike July 27, 1967 Football 10, 11 — Captain 12; Bas- ketball 10, 11 — Captain 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Class President 10, 11; Student Government 10,11; Varsi- ty Club 10 — Vice-President 11 — President 12; National Honor Soci- ety 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; FCA 10, 11; May Court 10; Weightlifting Club 10, 11; Camp Counselor 10, 11; Yearbook 12. This senior likes good times with friends, autumn, Canner victories — especially over Gettysburg, and special people. Mike is turned off 168 by summer camp, hot days in school, finals, and Saturday foot- ball games. He enjoys sports of all kinds, fishing, and lifting weights. Mike can be found most anywhere with John, Jim, and Mike. The fu- ture finds Mike at college. Donna D. Reed “Donna August 28, 1966 Library Club 10, 11, 12; Donna dislikes Monday's, grouchy teachers, homework, and shrimp. Her likes include pizza, scary mov- ies, reading, and being with Dave. She can be seen with Dave Carey and Diane Myers. A few of her hobbies include motorcycle rid- ing, camping, hiking and football. Her future plans are getting an of- fice job and planning to settle down with that special someone. Tonya Gail Rice Beat February 22, 1967 Basketball 10, 11 Captain 12; Soft- ball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; May Court 10,11; Football Statistician 11, 12; Home- coming Queen 12. Beat dislikes snobby people, Mon- days, homework and finals. Her likes include long weekends, vaca- tion, being with friends, and lis- tening to music. She can be seen with Mike. Her hobbies include basketball and softball. Her future plans are finding a good job. Kathy Lynn Rider Kath July 1, 1967 National Honor Society 10,11, 12; Art Club 10; Basketball Cheer- leader 10,11; Curtain Going Up 10; Chorus 10; National Thespians 10; BYEA 11, 12; Our Miss Brooks 11; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 11. Kath likes rainy and windy days, being with friends, walks in the woods, lasagna, Lionel Richie, cheering on the Canners, roses, rainbows, and blue eyes. Her dis- likes are people who are grouchy, don't care, or don't talk a lot, hard rock, and spiders. She hangs out in Gettysburg with Kel or Flip. Her hobbies are reading and drawing. Kath's future finds her in a busi- ness school becoming legal secre- tary. Diane Marie Riley Diane April 30, 1967 BYEA 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10; Vol- leyball 10; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 12; Camp Counselor 10, 11; Student Government Rep. 12. Diane likes being with friends, lis- tening to Van Halen, the Dallas Cowboys, and playing volleyball in the sand. People who think that they are better than others, and Mrs. Cline's deadlines turn her off. She can be seen anywhere with family and friends. Her hobbies are playing volleyball, watching the Cowboys, and having a nice time. Diane's future plans are going to college. Kristi Noelle Ruppert Kris August 1, 1967 Student Government 10, 11, 12; BYEA 11,12; Spanish Club 10; Class Treasurer 10. Kris likes fuzzy socks, muscular bods, and equality for all. She hates liver, canned peas, and injus- tice. Kris can be seen at the Shire and the Fink. Reading, gardening, walking, and inspiring thoughts are her thing. Her future plans are to go to college and to become a professional do gooder. Robert Sterling Shafer, Jr. Bob January 1, 1967 FFA 10, 11, 12. Bob's likes are Chevy, snow, early dismissals, vacations, and shoot- ing. Fords, school, snobs, English, and rain turn him off. Hunting, shooting, reloading, fishing, and driving in the mountains excite him. Bob can be seen at the Gun Club. The future finds Bob work- ing. Kristin S. Shilling Kris July 25, 1967 Basketball Cheerleader 10 — Co- captain 11, — Captain 12; Football Cheerleader 11, 12; Curtain Go- ing Up 10; Our Miss Brooks 11; M A S H 12; FCA — Treasurer 10 — Secretary 11 — Captain 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; National Thespians 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading Club 10, 11; Tennis Manager 10; Student Gov't Rep 10; SADD 11; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. Kris likes rainbows, Mark, cheer- 169 ing for BHS, Air Supply, purple, and smiles. Lack of school spirit, getting up early, chemistry finals, losing to Gettysburg, and snobs are her dislikes. In her spare time Kris enjoys cheerleading, sketch- ing, dancing, and swimming. She hangs out anywhere with Mark. Kris' future plan is four years of college. Joseph Andrew Showers Joe January 31, 1967 FFA 10, 11, 12; Football 12. Joe likes cool, quiet mornings and walks through the woods. His dis- likes include stuck-up girls and rainy weekends. Hunting, fishing, camping, racing, and hanging out with his friends are Joe's hobbies. He can be seen with his friends in Gettysburg, at the races, or Guise's Repair Shop. His future plans are undecided. Ramona Geralding Shreve Mona or Mone February 15, 1967 Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 12; Track 10; Softball 12; Bowling Club 10; Computer Club 12; Mir- ror 12; Hockey Club 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Mona likes courteous and consid- erate people, sharing special mo- ments with Rick, sunsets, moun- tains, Mustangs, and American In- dians. She is turned off by false friends, unfair coaches, drugs, nar- row-minded people, and running sprints. Mona enjoys driving around in her black Mustang, reading romance stories, shop- ping, playing sports, and making Rick happy. She can eithter be found at York St. in Gettysburg or the square in Heidlersburg. Rick Rhonda, Joe, Bower, and Butler are who Mona can usually be found with. In the future she plans to attend Western Maryland Col- lege and major in social work. Kimberly Jane Singley Kim September 11, 1967 Basketball 10,11; Bowling Club 10; Graphic Arts Club 11; Yearbook 12; Student Gov't Rep. 12. Kim likes the beach, rock music, sunshine, vacations, and a certain pair of green eyes. She finds rain on weekends, snobby people, Trig., frogs, and punk to be on the negative side of life. One can see Kim anywhere with Toby or Mi- chele. Kim plans to be at college in the future. Shawn David Smiley Smiley July 3, 1967 Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Smiley's likes are 4X4 Chevys, Honda's, and going to the races. He dislikes preps and narks. Smi- ley's hobbies include bowhunting and motorcycle riding. Smiley can be seen with Brian, Jim, Hector, and Mark at the Grove. Smiley's future plans are to go to Colorado. Lisa Ann Starner Les August 23, 1967 Art Club 10, Chorus 10; County Chorus 10; Basketball Cheerleader 11, 12; Cheerleading Club 11; Li- brary Club 11; Prom Committee 11; SADD 11; Student Gov't 12; Yearbook 12; Football Cheer- leader 12; Homecoming Float Committee 12; Varsity Club 12. Les is turned on by Jeep rides in the mountains, Cobra M's, Days of Our Lives , and rainbows. Rainy weekends, snobs, broken prom- ises, and jealousy turn her off. She can be found anywhere with Kim, Flo, Wendi, and Jenny. Les enjoys photography, swimming, and be- ing with someone special. The fu- ture finds her at a two-year college majoring in radiology. Stacey Ronald Taylor Stacey April 22, 1967 Football 10, 11, 12; FFA 10. Stacey likes foxy girls, fast cars, dirt bikes, rock-n-roll (Motley Crue), parties, and weekend nights. His dislikes are long, boring school days, stuck-up people, and slow drivers. He hangs out in Gettys- burg and Carlisle with his friends. Hunting, looking for girls, playing football, and raising H. are his hob- bies. His future plans are to make money and live life to the fullest and wildest. Dawn Alane Thomas Doin May 22, 1967 Bowling Club 10; AIASA Club 11; Yearbook 12. Doin likes driving in the moun- 170 tains, Brian, family, rock and roll, Jim Morrison, and spiders. Her dislikes are narks, know-it-alls, school, and people who think they're better than everyone else. Doin hangs out with De or Brian. She's usually seen in Chambers- burg. Her hobby is listening to heavy metal music. Future plans for Doin are to settle down some- place with her boyfriend. Ronald Thomas “Ron November 19, 1966 This senior is turned on by Fords, races, snow, cold winters, summer vacations, and being with Tina. Ron frowns on school, snobs, rainy weekends, hot summers, and Chevys. He can be seen at the track with Dan, Troy, Tina, and Squirt. Ron's hobbies include rac- ing, hunting, fishing, and snow- mobiling. The future finds Ron working as a mechanic or a truck- driver. Samuel Fredrick Tipler, Jr. Sam August 9, 1966 Intramurals 10, 11; FFA 10, 11; Football 10, 11. Sam enjoys being with Lisa. He dis- likes snobby people and showoffs. His hobbies include hunting, fish- ing and buying gifts for Lisa. Sam can be found at Cross Keys with Lisa Preslar. The future finds him getting married and going into the Army Reserves. Christopher Brazos Trone Topher January 7, 1967 Basketball 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11; Baseball 12; Senior Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Chris likes the Baltimore Orioles, being with friends, seafood, and laughter. Some of his dislikes in- clude the Dallas Cowboys, hot hu- mid days, and Mondays. Topher's hobbies are war games, hunting, and APBN baseball. Topher is mostly seen with J.J., V.D., Inky, Suade, Mike, and Brett. After high school he plans to attend college. Kevin Ronald Tuckey Mole December 21, 1966 FFA 10, 11, 12. Mole likes foxy girls, 4-wheel drives, and Mustangs. Mole hates stuck-up people, Chevys, and school lunches. He hangs out in Gettysburg. His hobbies are hunt- ing and fishing. Future plans for Mole are to get a job and get as much out of life as possible. Kelly Jo Unger Kel October 25, 1966 Volleyball 10, 11; Yearbook 12; SADD 11; Prom Committee 11; Student Government 11. Kel enjoys hiking, weekends, sing- ing, and rain. She dislikes home- work, snobby people, and Mon- days. Kelly's hobbies include read- ing, swimming, and listening to country music. She enjoys hanging out with friends and family, and can be found mostly in Biglerville or Gettysburg. Her future plans are to become a nurse. James Daniel VanDyke V.D. March 28, 1967 Football 10, 11 — Tri-captain 12; Wrestling, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Track 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Varsity Club 11, 12. Jim's favorites are the Skins, Big- lerville winning in football, hunt- ing, and camping out. He dislikes losing on Saturdays, and being low on gas. His hobbies include hunt- ing and fishing. Jim can be found with Chad, Dudley, Orner, and Griest, and is usually in Gettysburg or Hanover. His future plans are to go to college. Wade Vincent Warren Suade January 11, 1966 Baseball 10, 11. Suade likes the Baltimore Orioles, the Redskins, Outlaw Country Music, and country life. His dis- likes include snobs, Mondays, school lunches, the Dallas Cow- boys, and empty gas tanks. His hobbies include hunting, shoot- ing, fishing, and collecting baseball cards. Suade can be seen with Jim, Doug, Crunch, Dit, Fats, Topher, Sam, and Laff in Hanover or at shooting matches. Suade's future plans include taxidermy or run- ning a printing press. Timothy Alan Walker Tim February 20, 1967 National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Delegate to the 1984 Convention 171 I111. Tim likes the Dallas Cowboys, a ringside seat at wrestling matches, a full-course meal, heated de- bates, and people. He is turned off by Redskin victories, Monday mornings, final exams, and blaring music. He can be found in Bigler- ville or Gettysburg with close friends and family. Tim enjoys lis- tening to soft tunes, watching sports on television, and reading. The future finds Tim attending college. Thomas M. Vogel Tom May 22, 1967 Computer Club 11, 12 Tom likes working with comput- ers, listening to Judas Priest, Sam- my Hagar, Journey, and Motley Crue, collecting Tarzan books, and his pet turtle MO. David Bow- ie and Culture Club are on his list of dislikes. He can be seen at the movie theaters with Larry, Belinda, Shawn, and Sherry. His hobbies in- clude collecting trains and read- ing. The future sees Tom in the Armed Services. Juanita Marie Weaver Nita June 21, 1967 Chorus 10; Bowling Club 10; Art Club 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; SADD 11; Library Club 11; German Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Nita's likes in life include Koalas, the Phillies, the L.A. Raiders, spending time with her family and friends, and rainy nights. Chili, spi- ders, snobs, and book reports, an- noy her. She may be seen any- where with Karen, Kim, Vickie, and Jenny. Her spare time is filled by camping, swimming, and listen- ing to music. Nita's future finds her attending a four-year college. Peter Leland Weaver II Pete July 12, 1967 Yearbook 12. Pete's list of likes are Fords, long weekends, snowy days, hunting, fast cars, and hiking. Chevys, rainy days, boring classes, stuck-up peo- ple, and homework make Pete mad. He can be found running around Gettysburg with Brian and friends. His hobbies include cruis- ing around and doing puzzles. His future plans are to attend auto die- sel college. Rhonda Sue Weigle Rhonda August 23, 1967 Volleyball 10, 11; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Student Government Rep. 12; Yearbook 12. Among Rhonda's likes are Ala- bama, rainbows, chocolate, and friends. She is turned off by snobs, short weekends, and Mondays. She is usually found in Gettysburg with Mona. Her hobbies are ma- crameing, sewing, and reading. The future finds her getting a job and settling down. William C. Weller Bill December 8, 1966 Wrestling 10,11,12; FFA 10,11,12. Being in orchards, pretty girls who aren't dizzy, weekends, being with family, and working outdoors cheer up Bill. Snobby people and Mondays get him down. But peo- ple who suddenly pull out in front of him while driving and then drive very slowly really aggravate Bill. He can be seen anywhere with anyone. Most of his time is spent hunting, fishing, trapping, or wrestling. In the future Bill plans to go to an agricultural college and then buy a farm. Merle George Wolf III Merle July 14, 1967 Industrial Arts Club 10; Computer Club 11; Cross Country 12; Year- book 12. Chevys, Camaros, Jeeps, sunny weekends, Motley Crue, Kix, and Doors excite Merle. He hates Fords, rainy days, and long and boring classes. He hangs out in Gettysburg, York, and Shelly Is- land, with Tim, Jim, Chris, Mark, and Steve. Merle's hobbies are boating, and fishing. The future finds Merle making the best out of life. 172 173 PARENT Chad Asper — Congratulations Chad! We wish you the best of luck in all you do and much happi- ness always. Love, Mom and Dad. Missy Avery — We wish you all the love, happiness, and joy your heart can hold you are very special to us. We love you, Mom, Dad, and Ian. Deanna Baker — Congratulations Deanna! We're very proud of you and love you. We wish you the very best and happiness always. Love, Mom and Dad. Brian Beamer — Congratulations Brian! We love you, Mom and Dad. Mike Binkley — Congratulations and best wishes! May you find happi- ness and success in the future. Love, Mom, Dad, Todd, and Ju- lianne. Cathy Bower — It's been our privi- lege to see you grow into the special someone you've be- come. Best wishes. Love Ya, Dad and Mom. Sherry Bowmaster — Congratula- tions Sherry! We're very proud of you. We wish for you success and happiness in your future. Love, Mom and Dad. Seth Cashman — Congratulations Seth! I am very proud of you and your achievements. I wish you success and happiness always. Love Mom. Kris Chronister — Congratulations! Cod grant you gifts of faith, hope, happiness, and love today and all of your tomorrows. We are proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Kim, Pam, Mick, Rosie, and Becky. Eddie Diveley — Best of luck in the future in everything you do, to a terrific son. Love, Mom and Dad. Tammy Gochenauer — Congratula- tions Tammy! We are very proud of you. Mom, Dad, and Robin. Susan Gotshall — Congratulations Susan! We are very proud of you. Make the most of your life. Love, Mom, Dad, and Karen. Susan Greene — Congratulations and best wishes for a life full of love, happiness and joy. May God ever be your guide as you pursue your future goals. All our love, Mom and Dad. Mike Griest — Congratulations Mike! Wishing you good health, much happiness and prosperity in whatever you attempt. It has been a very enjoyable 18 years and 12 years. Love, Mom, Dad, and Jeff. James Haymaker — We are very proud of you, and hope all your dreams come true. Love, Mom and Dad. Flo Heller — Congratulations to our dear and only child. You light up our lives and make us proud. Good luck! Love, Mom and Dad. P.S. Congratulations to your class- mates! Kim Herman — Congratulations and best wishes! We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Terry, and Chris. John Johnston — Congratulations and best wishes, John. Love, Mother, Dad, Dani, Matthew, and Keary. John Keefauver — Congratulations John! May your future bring you all the success you have been striv- ing for in music. We love you and are so proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Kim. Kim Killen — Congratulations to a very special daughter and sister. May the Lord bless you and keep you in His care. Our prayers are for you to have success in college and your future life plans. With love and best wishes, Mom, Dad, Rich, and Lin. Diane Kinneman — Diane, may the new beginning in your life be as beautiful and rewarding as you have made our lives. We love you! Jenny, Mom, and Dad. MESSAGES Wendi Kluck — We are proud of you, Wendi! Our love and support to you always! God bless. Mom, Dad, Robin, Tina, Terry, and Rob- ert. Julie Kuykendall — Dolly, remember always that things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out. Love, Mom, Leroy, and Karen. Brian Lafferly — Congratulations Bri- an! We are very proud of you and wish you success and happiness al- ways. Love, Mom, Dad, and Tim. Steph Leatherman — You have brought much joy and happiness into our lives and added an inter- esting dimension to our family. We are very proud of you, our daughter and our love and pray- ers will continue to uplift you as you meet the challenges of tomor- row. Congratulations and God bless. Love forever, Mom and Dad. Kelly Mclntire — Congratulations Kelly Ann! We're all very proud of you and what you have accom- plished. We wish you all the suc- cess possible in the future. Love, Dad, Mom, and Mike. Dawn Miller — Congratulations, Dawn! We're proud of you. May your future be all that you desire. Love Mom, Dad, and Daryl. Wayne Miller — Wayne, may all your dreams come true. Have faith in yourself. We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad. Brett Offutt — Congratulations on a job well done. In teaching, never forget what it's like to be young. May all your dreams come true. Love, Mom and Dad. Karen Orner — Contratulations Ka- ren! May your future years be filled with happiness and success. God bless you, Dad, Mom, and Kevin. Mike Orner — Congratulations Mike! I am very proud of you. I wish you success and happiness in all that you do in your future years. God bless you! Love, Mom and Terry. Kathy Rider — We are proud you are our daughter. Keep in mind always Jesus loves you and so do we! All of the family. Diane Riley — Congratulations Diane! We are very fortunate and proud to be your parents. Good luck in all you attempt. Love al- ways, Mom and Dad. Kristin Shilling — Our wish is for your success and happiness. Love, Mom, Dad, Craig, Kim, and Karen. Lisa Starner — Congratulations Lisa on your graduation. Always re- member the most important priorities in life are in this order: God, family, and career. We love ya, Mother and Dad. Dawn Thomas — Congratulations Dawn! We are very proud of you and hope all your dreams come true. Love, Mom and Dad. Chris Trone — To Christopher, a fine son, a loyal friend, and an excel- lent achiever, blessings and love. Betty and Robert Trone. Kelly Unger — Congratulations! May your future hold all the joy and happiness that you have always given to us. We are proud of you and we love you. Mom, Dad, and Brad. Jimmy VanDyke — Congratulations Jim! You have made your family very proud. I wish you happiness. Love Mom. Juanita Weaver — Congratulations Nita! Best wishes to a super daugh- ter and sister. Good luck and con- tinued happiness at Kutztown. With much love, Mom, Dad, Lori, Jenna, and Jon. A Note From The Editors We, the editors of the 1985 Mirror would like to thank all the members of the staff for their participation and cooperation. Although we had a late start and were faced with many conflicts, we stuck together and got the job done. We offer our special thanks to Al Oussoren,our Herff-Jones representative, Larry Kinneman, our photogra- pher from Ziegler Studio, Mr. Frey, and Miss Mulligan, our advisor who struggled with us from the beginning and for all her very hard work. Most of all however, we, the editors, would like to show our special thanks to those staff members who were dedicated enough to miss their Saturday cartoons. We hope that the 1985 Mirror has captured the special moments of the '84-85 school year that you will always remember. 3l t dtrdj 4Uma K Biglerville High School we are bringing Our gifts of homage due. With songs and praises ringing. Our debts we owe to you, Other highs all have their colors Which are loved by young and old, But the noblest and the fairest Are Biglerville's black and gold. When we enter life's great battle, And high school days are o'er, We will think of thee and love thee As ne'er we've done before, Our hearts will surely linger, Our lives will ever tell, We love you Alma Mater, True hearted Biglerville. 176 u Receive Your Diploma When you step forward to receive That all-important goal; It means you are one step nearer To your long-awaited goal; And yet you'll never say good-bye To teachers, books, and schools. Life will give you new assignments. Harder lessons, stricter rules. But you'll find that your diploma Will open wide the door Of those golden opportunities You've been waiting to explore. While you gather up your memories At the end of that long aisle, You will say good-bye to classmates With a handclasp and a smile. May the knowledge you have gathered Keep you on the winning side As you proudly face the future With confidence and pride, by Reginald Holmes Building Materials Roof Trusses Pre-fab Houses KEYSTONE LUMBER MILLWORK CO., INC. York Street Biglerville, PA 17307 Jeffrey L. Brunick Phone: 677-6136 Barber Stylists Dick Deaner Greg Deaner David Pollard TOWN CAMPUS BARBER SHOP Roffler Stylist 14 Carlisle Street Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone: 334-2904 Best Wishes Class of 85 IRA E. LADY POST 262 AMERICAN LEGION Biglerville, PA 17307 SIXEAS FURNITURE APPLIANCES 1630 Biglerville Rd. Route 34 North Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone: 334-6744 Since 1949 AGWAY INC. 53 Third St. Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: (717) 677-7131 Congratulations to the Class of 85 178 MT.VIEW FRUIT FARMS,INC. The Trostels MOUNTAIN VIW FRUIT FARMS I Af tJKO Hoyc.f {, Si OK AC� ! The TrOSTEl’s gjx BlGLERVILLE.RD.PA. v Packing House Cold Storages Quality Fruit — Grown Packed Route 1 Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: (717) 677-8500 Business (717) 677-7188 Home AGWAY 107 N. Washington St. Gettysburg, PA 17325 Best Wishes To All Students F W CANCELLATION SHOES BLACKTOP INC. (Located 4 miles North of Gettysburg, turn left at Men- nonite Church Crossroads, Vi mile on left) 1310 Goldenville Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone: (717) 677-8285 Services Offered: Better Name Brand Shoes at Dis- count Prices — Blacktop Sealing — Blacktop Patching — New Driveways — Black- top Sealer by 5 gal. Buckets — Siding Installed f ( eutiqujB Congratulations Class of 85 CHRONISTER'S BARBER SHOP BIGLERVILLE TRUSTWORTHY HARDWARE Main St. Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: 677-7515 We Need Your Head In Our Business H.C. GABLER Aspers, PA 17304 Phone: 677-6104 Electrical Contracting Appliance Service KLINEFELTER ELECTRIC Box 552 Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: 677-7227 PAUL DOUGHERTY, OWNER Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: (717) 677-6377 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE DONNA ASPER BEAUTY SALON 2574 Biglerville Rd. Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: 677-8373 An UPPLY INC. Lincolnway East New Oxford, PA 17350 Wholesalers — Jobbers Plumbing — Heating Electrical Supplies PHILIP P. ASPER Building Contractor R.D. 1 Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: (717) 677-8075 Congratulations Seniors BLOCHER'S SELLS GARAGE AUTO FURNITURE PARTS BERMUDIAN LANES APPLIANCES Auto Parts Store BOWLING CENTER Body Fender Repair 36 N. Main St. Car Truck Repair Center York Springs, PA Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: 677-8535 5 South High St. Dale L. Guise, Prop. Arendtsville, PA 17303 Phone: (717) 677-7106 — 184 New Holland — Fox Clay — New Ideas 3291 Taneytown Road Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone: 359-4848 THE HITCHING POST Fashions for Juniors and Misses Hours Mon.—Thurs. 9 A.M. —8 P.M. Tues. — Fri. 9 A.M. — 5 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. — 4 P.M. Closed Wednesday North Main Street Biglerville, PA Phone: 677-8698 UPPER ADAMS LANES 2855 Biglerville Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone:677-8911 Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors PENNSYLVANIA QUALITY EGGS 370 Spicer Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 185 r ' WRIGHT'S 234 DINER R.D. 2 Biglerville, PA 1 Mile West of Biglerville on Rt. 234 Phone: 677-6525 Smoked Fries Ham Sand- wiches Platters Soft Ice Cream Sundaes Best Wishes to The Class of 85 May They Always Be Winners The Roland Offutt Family V. INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION Corrugated Box Plant Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: 677-8121 186 r QA ficome to: Oamilg— meBtaurant On the square. Biglerville. PA 17307 Meet Your Friends At Glenn's For Your Next Banquet, Birthday Party or Reception SANDOE'S PACKING HOUSE R.D. 1 Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: (717) 677-8310 GOOD LUCK from the CLASS OF '87 THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 85 BIGLERVILLE Home Center Phone: (717) 677-7101 One mile south of Biglerville Square WISHES TO CONGRATULATE THE GRADUATING SENIORS AND GOOD LUCK IN THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS! 187 ELBY'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Steinwehr Ave. Gettysburg, PA Chambersburg, PA Hanover, PA Falling Sp. Rd. Carlisle St. 188 ZIEGLER STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 221 Springs Avenue Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone: 334-1311 Edgewood Bowl Reddings Hardware Glenn F. Kime Crum's Watch Shop Schroerder's Sheet Metal Lincoln General Insurance Company Country's Best is on Country FM 108 from the Class Of 89 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 85 from the Class of 88 AUTOGRAPHS 190 AUTOGRAPHS 191 AUTOGRAPHS