Biglerville High School - Mirror Yearbook (Biglerville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1986 volume:

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Robert G. Witten Superintendent of Schools “DO NOT FOLLOW WHERE THE PATH MAY LEAD GO INSTEAD WHERE THERE IS NO PATH AND LEAVE A TRAIL is the theme chosen by the Class of 86 for their MIRROR The preparatory years have provided each student in the senior class with the opportunity to explore, to learn, and to develop leadership skills which they will need in order to venture where others have not been Leadership comes in many coats It is not just the President of the United States and the corporate board chairman, but the everyday worker who can and should demonstrate his leadership skills. To do this, it lakes some unique characteristics of the individual For instance, a leader needs to be a risk laker — one who is willing to try new methods or ideas where the possibility of failure could occur Many believe that failure at something is the end of the world and that it should be avoided rather than to make the attempt Author John W Gardner in his writing. NO EASY VICTORIES, stated “One of the reasons mature people stop learning a that they become less and less willing to risk failure “ Failure can be instructive The person who really thinks, learns quite as much from his failures as from his successes The only people who never fail arc those who never try Willingness to try and try again is characteristic of the leader and of the winner This in turn takes belief in one's self It takes courage to face the uncertainty of success or failure It takes courage to believe in yourself so strongly that others will also believe in you as a leader and in what you want to accomplish Those who have the courage to try and to solve new problems of life arc the ones who raise society to greatness Those who merely live according to the standards do not advance society, but only carry it along Carrying society along a bo has its importance in maintaining stability, but to continue to reach out for the betterment of mankind is critical for growth and progress Reaching out takes vision, being able to sec what others are unable to see. It's true that people see things very much in terms of what others have seen It's simply a question of the originality of a person's vision All can see the Picasso, but not all can sec new designs of art. Leadership is situational, but there arc five basic rules that all should remember They arc: 1. Always give people the credit that is rightfully theirs Todo otherwise is both morally and ethically dishonest 2. Be courteous Have genuine consideration for other people s feelings, wishes and situations. J. Never tamper with the truth Never rationalize What you might like to believe n not necessarily the truth 4 Be concise in your wnting and talking, especially when giving instructions to others 5. Be generous Remember, it is the productivity of others that makes possible your leadership position CLASS OF 1986 in simplest terms, be one who knows where you want to go in life Get up and go Best of luck to you in pursuing your dreams, your desires, and your future. TO EVERYONE A CHANCE. REGARDLESS OF BIRTH. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNI- TY. THE RIGHT TO LIVE. TO WORK. TO BE ONESELF THIS IS THE PROMISE OF AMERICA % 2 Blazing a trail for others to follow is of little value if others do not “follow.” Often as individuals mature and begin to climb the lad- der of success or as he she strives to attain a goal, they find themselves alone. The “way” must justify the “means” because what good is a new path without “new followers”? Let each one keep in mind the equal importance placed upon achieving our own goals and helping others to achieve theirs. Going where there is no path takes courage and perseverance while leaving a trail takes caution and concern for others. Follow- ing someone else’s pathway is not wrong if your desire to achieve is marked with your own creativity. How wrong can it be to follow the pathway of the great men in our nations history? On the other hand, it is not wrong to desire to be an example. The important thing to remember is that whether following a pathway or blazing a trail we remain sensitive to the people who will follow us. In doing that we will be individuals with not only a purpose but a plan for life; so that whatever we desire will be balanced with the maturity necessary in accepting responsibility for others. This will make our endeavors a pleasant journey and our destination a community reward. Mr. Kenneth M. Cassell Jr. High School Principal Dare to be different. Dare to glimpse the beautiful picture of life and choose a different path. Do not follow the crowds; look careful- ly at each pathway before choosing. Prepare yourself with learn- ing, compassion for your fellowman, honesty, and self confidence; then make a choice. With confidence in your own worth, choose a path of challenge. Select a way that will help you grow and achieve your goals of life. Meet each path of life as a new beginning, learning from the past, growing, maturing, and making the path of life a better place for those who will follow you. “I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.” Etienne DeGrellet Mr. Richard Boyce Assistant High School Principal Athletic Director School Board: Row 1: Hobart Benchoff, Barbara Garretson, Lucy Lott, Gene Motter, Row 2: Helen Rex, O. Guy Mellott, Richard Slaybaugh, Harold Griffie, Robert Eicholtz, James Clarke, Robert Witten New School Secretary Getting Ready The REAL Santa Claus?? 4 5 FACULTY AND STAFF Richard N. Allison — 35 years Science and Math kath Anthony — 1 year Special Education F.telvn Ayres — I year German l a id Brown — 4 years Industrial Arts Michael Bucher — II years Math Barbra Burkhardt — 21 years English Mary Sue Cline — 6 years Special Education 6 IK imar Crum — 14 yean Roger C rum — 14 years Ronald l)ewees — 16 years Biology Math Math Kim F.isenbower — 1 year Linda Kauth — 1 year Jane Fox — 7 years Special Education Home Ec. Business Brent Frey — 2.5 years Industrial Arts Pamela («arland — 4 years Music Amy («ortnan — 11 years Reading 7 FACULTY AND STAFF Wanda Greenawalt — 2 years Jacalyn Greene — 3 years George Hamilton — 10 years English Business Vocational Agriculture Theresa Hardman — 2 years Richard Harman — 12 years Jamie Harris — 2 years Reading Guidance Counselor Band Mary Hartz — 10 years Particia Hartman — 16 years Gordon Haney — 16 years Secretary Guidance Spanish Economics 8 Melissa If rise — 2 yean Fred Hibto — 18 yean Scott llowell — 2 yean Hcalth Phys. Ed. Science Vocational Agriculture Mary lleuer — 2 yean Herbert Lady — 30 yean Doris large — 23 yean Special Education Math Business (finger lamza — 4 yean Charlotte laiughman — 26 yean Herbert Ijiughman — 25 yean Aide for Special Ed. Library History 9 FACULTY AND STAFF Richard Mader — I Science year Brian McAuliffe - 4 years Health Phys. Ed. Donna Miller — 4 years Secretary V W illiam Moyer — 14 years Health Phys. Ed. Nettie Page — 16 years Secretary Candy Paulson — I year English 10 Father Sanders — 23 years Darby Shaffer — 14 years Brenda Showers — 4 years Health Phys. Ed. Secretary Secretary Ida Staub — 19 years Miriam Targonski — 2 years Suzanne W illiams — 1 year Secretary Guidance Counselor Reading 11 FACULTY AND STAFF Faith McGill-Cossick — 1 year English Jeff Taylor — 2 years Science Freda Weaner — 21 years Nurse 12 WORDS OF WISDOM Richard N. Allison Give it your best shot! Kathy Anthony Do your Work Evelyn Ayres Alles Gutc David H. Brown Go for It Barbara Burkhardt I asked of life, “What have you to offer me?”, and the answer came. “What have you to give? Daniel Bushman Mens sana in corpore sano William W. Cclio You either get better or you get worse, there is no in between. Mary Sue Cline Not to worry Del mar A. Crum John 3:16 Ronald R. Dewees Let's go fishing Kim Eisenhower The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little ex- tra. (anon) Lana Wilson Always do your best and be your best Linda Fauth Perserve in the face of adversity! Brent D. Frey The mind, is like a parachute, functions only when open, (anon) Mrs. Amy Gorman He who hestitates is lost. Wanda Greenawalt The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little ex- tra. (anon) George W. Hamilton There are a lot of willing people in this world. Those who are willing to work and those who are willing to let them, (anon) Theresa Hardman The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. (Eleanor Roosevelt) Richard J. Harman Jr. Peace is the guardian of the heart and mind (anon) Mary K. Hartz Micah 6:8 He hath showed thee, o man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God. Melissa Heise Prior preparation prevents poor performance Ginger Lanza Anything Pressing Doris R. Large Be true to your God and yourself! Charlotte Laughman Before you say you can’t, give it a try! Herbert L. Laughman My country right or wrong. Faith H McGill-Cossick Education has only one basic factor — one must want it (G.E. Wood berry) Candy Paulson When you have to make a choice and don’t make it. that in itself is a choice. (William Lames) Esther Sanders Be the best that you can be Darby J. Shaffer Much success to the class of '86! Lynne Vandervecn Smith If a man is called to be a streets weeper, he should sweep streets even as Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music, or Shake- speare wortc poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will pause to say, here lived a great strcctswceper who did his job well. (Martin Luther King Jr.) Charles R. Snyder Don’t think you are necessarily on the right road, because it is a well- beaten path, (anon) Ida Staub Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. (anon) Miriam S. Targonski Think before you act — or react! Freda Kane Weaner Hang in there! Joseph E. Yeek Tomorrow — His name is Today Sue Williams “Give a man a fish feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish, feed him for a lifetime.” Jamie Harris Don’t take anything loo seriously 13 15 Robin Carol Baker Virgina Lee Beal Melissa ( andacc Allice “Mel” October 25. 1967 Likes: parlies. Bon Jovi, someone special Dislikes: Mondays, snobs, people who don’t smile Luture Plans: Cosmotology School Hobbies: Running around Activities: BYEA 10, II. 12 Anlhoii) C. Austin, Jr. “Tony” June 12. 1968 Likes: good weather, music, college football Dislikes: HOT weather, homework, spelling words Luture Plans: Plan to attend Liberty Baptist College Hobbies: fishing, saxophone, church activities Activities: Basketball 10: Band 10. II, 12: concert band president 11: county band 11 Robin Carol Baker “Bake” April 3. 1968 Likes: caramel corn. Swedish fish, teddy bears Dislikes: horror movies, being alone at night Luture Plans: college Hobbies: biking, swimming, being with Todd Activities: Student Gov't 10, II. (Secretary 12): Class Historian 10, II. 12: Chorus 10. II, 12: Band 10. II. 12: Blood Donor 10. II. 12: Yearbook 12: Honor Society 10. II, 12: Softball 10: Prom committee 11 Donna Jean Barbour “Donna” July 17. 1967 Likes: beach, being with Wayne Dislikes: snobby people, homework Luture Plans: getting a good job and marrying Wayne Hobbies: swimming, fishing Activities: Softball 10 Virginia I are Beal “Ginny” July 19. 1968 Lika: Camara, playing hockey, being with friends, parties Dislikes: snobs. Mondays, rainy days, slow drivers I ulure Plans: Pa. Stale Police Academy Hobbies: jogging, playing hockey and running track Activities: Homecoming court 12: Sweetheart court 10: Hockey 10. II, 12: Track 10, II. 12: Basketball manager 10. II, 12: Homeroom representative 10, II: Photography club 10, II, 12: Industrial arts club 10, II. 12; Yearbook 12; Student gov't 12. Captain of Hockey Team Bonnie Sue Bcamcr “Bonnie July 28, 1967 Likes: going to the races. Irans-ams, being with friends Dislikes: snobes. rainy days Luture Plans: going to nursing school Hobbies: biking, swimming Activities: Band 10, II, 12; Health Club II Anthony C. Austin, Jr. Donna Jean Barbour Bonnie Sue Beamcr 17 Bill Bel field Gary Allen Brclzman Bill Belficld “The California Kid” February 6, 1968 Likes: originality, high and new waves Dislikes: trends, heavy metal Future Plans: to succeed Activities: football 12 Patricia Lynn Bloyer “Pat” January 10, 1968 Likes: weekends, Wayne Dislikes: snobby people. Mondays Future Plans: marriage, work Hobbies: softball, running around Gary Allen Bret man “Gary” April 15. 1968 Likes: vacations, heavy metal, woodworking Dislikes: Mondays, rainy weekends, school, homework Future Plans: undecided Hobbies: firefighting, hunting fishing trapping Bonita Lynn Carey “Bonnie” August 10. 1968 Likes: smiles, guys, rainbows, being with friends Dislikes: Mondays, snobby people, homework Future Plans: business school Hobbies: partying, cruising Activities: Spanish club 10. II; chorus 10. 12; computer club 12; prom committee 11 Jon D. ( elio November II, 1967 Likes: running around, playing football Dislikes: car wrecks, boring stuff, doing things the hard way Future Plans: college, math major Hobbies: remote control cars Activities: football II, 12; basketball 10; wrestling II, 12; track 10, II, 12; varsity club 11, 12; May court 11; student gov’t 11 (president 12); A.V. club 10. II. 12 Tony William Cline “Tony” March 6. 1968 Likes: Billy Joey, weekends Dislikes: finals, people with no sense of humor Future Plans: undecided Hobbies: hunting, fishing Activities: class president 10, II, 12; yearbook 12; Cider Press 12 Jon D. Celio Patricia Lynn Bloyer Bonita Lynn Carey Tony William Cline 18 Timothy Allan Cook Timothy Allan C ook “Cookie” February 12, 1967 Likes: long weekends, girls. Dire Straits Dislikes: snobby girls, NARCS. losing a wrestling match Future Plans: attending trade school Hobbies: hunting, trapping, fishing, wrestling Activities: wrestling 9, 10, II. 12; weightlifting 10. II, 12; bowling 10. II; industrial arts 10. II, 12; varsity club 10, II, 12; intramurals 12 Lisa Dawn Cooley “Lisa” December 6, 1967 Likes: being with friends, working with people. long weekends Dislikes: snobs, rainy Mondays, finals, homework, term papers Future Plans: nursing school Hobbies: reading, swimming, shopping Activities: Library club 10; health club II; blood donor committee 11; prom committee 11; National Honor Society 12 Lisa Dawn Cooley Anne Valeric Cullison Michelle Marie Dougherty Anne Valerie C ullison July 19. 1967 Likes: cheering, cold football games, long weekends, Wade Dislikes: the gym steps, homework, snobby people, criticism Future Plans: attend business school and become travel agent Hobbies: chccrlcading. sleeping late Activities: library club 10; football cheerleader II, 12; basketball cheerleader II, 12; varsity club 12; student government 12 Sharon Dewees August 2, 1968 Likes: friends, running around, summer, kids Dislikes: Mondays, getting up early, fake friends Future Plans: college Activities: student government 10, II, 12; class treasurer 10. II, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; computer club 10, II. 12; football cheerleader II, 12; basketball cheerleader II, 12; varsity club 12; prom committee 11 Michelle Marie Dougherty November 19, 1967 Likes: music, football games, dances Dislikes: mouthy people, history of any kind Future Plans: college Hobbies: collect music boxes, flute Activities: band 10, II, 12; chorus 10, II, 12; hockey 10. II, 12; marching band 10, II, 12; flute ensemble 10; winter guard 10, II; FFA 10, II. 12; yearbook 12; student government 12 Wendy Fli abeth Durbin “Wcndlc” July 8. 1968 Likes: Money, cute guys, Italian food, being with friends Dislikes: homework, working, rain, snobs, conceited people Future Plans: college, medical technology Hobbies: talking, swimming Activities: football and basketball cheerleader 10, 11, 12; student gov’t 12; May court 11; varsity club II, 12; computer club II, 12; honor society 10. II. 12 Sharon Dewees Wendy Elizabeth Durbin 19 Lesa Lorcne Fair Jonathon Jack Foster Ixsa Lorcne Lair “Wcaslc” March 29. 1968 Likes: A special someone. Foreigner, Bruce Springstien. Steve Perry. Bryan Adams. Alabama Dislikes: people who don't smile, boring classes Luture Plans: to find a good job and possibly a 2 year business school Hobbies: partying Activities: byea 10. II. 12 Penny Louise Fleming “Pen” September 14. 1968 I.ikes: Keith. Going to parties. My car. and Bruce Springstein Dislikes: Snobs. Preps, and Rainy Mondays Future Plans: Going to Nursing School Hobbies: Activities: BY LA 10. II. 12 Jonathon Jack Foster “Jon” November 30, 1967 Likes: Motorcycles. Rock-N-Roll Dislikes: Nares. Jocks, Homework Future Plans: Attending a Trade School Hobbies: Motorcycle riding and hunting Jennifer Marie Frock “Jenny” February I, 1968 Likes: The beach. Sleeping in. Music. Guys, Sunshine, and Smiles Dislikes: Two-faced people. Gossip, and Rainy days Future Plans: Having fun no matter what I do Hobbies: Checrlcading. Shopping, and Partying Activities: Basketball Cheerleader 10, II. 12; Football Cheerleader 11; Spanish Club 10, II; Computer Club 12; Varsity Club II, 12; Prom Committee II; Baseball Manager II; National Honor Society 10, II. 12; Float Committee 11. 12 Jill Tiffani Grim “Grimmic” December 16. 1967 Likes: Snow. Music, and Being with friends Dislikes: Snobs, Hot humid days, and Two-faced people Future Plans: Attending college Hobbies: Skiing. Talking, Traveling, and Going to the beach Activities: Track 10; Basketball 10, II, 12; Manager and Football Statistician 10. II, 12; Softball 11,12; Varsity Club 10. 11.12; Computer Club 11; Homecoming 12; Vice President of Class 10, II, 12; Student Government 10, II. 12 laince Allen Hammer July 8. 1968 Likes: long weekends, reading, motorcycles, music Dislikes: hot muggy days, writing, homework, term papers Hobbies: golf, hunting, fishing Activities: Spanish club, honor society Penny Louise Fleming Jennifer Marie Frock 20 Jill Tiffani Grim Lance Allen Hammer Theresa Irene Harman Theresa Irene Harman “Tree February 10, 1968 Likes: Sports, warm weather. Prince Dislikes: Cold weather and snobs Future Plans: Attend Art College Hobbies: Art and sports Activities: Field Hockey 10. II, 12, Basketball 10. II. 12. Softball 10. II. 12, FCA 10. II. Art Club 12. Student Government 12. Yearbook 12. Douglas Michael Kane “Doug” March 15. 1968 Likes: Country Music. Long Vacations and being with friends Dislikes: Book reports. F.nglish and History Future Plans: Undecided Hobbies: Hunting. Fishing. Camping Activities: None Douglas Michael Kane Michelle Ann Keesee Richard James Knousc Jason Delroy Keller “Crook” February 6. 1967 Likes: Snowy days. Hot summers and spending time with Sue. Dislikes: Mondays and Sundays and Rainy Days Future Plans: Trade school for Mechanics Hobbies: Hunting. Fishing, Bike riding and running around Activities: None Michelle Ann Keesee “Mick” July 9. 1968 Likes: Guys. Florida, and being with friends Dislikes: Snobby people, homework Future Plans: College Hobbies: Partying. Cruising. Chccrlcading Activities: Football and Basketball Cheerleader 12. Spanish club 11, computer club 12 Richard James Knouse Jr. “Jim” November 6, 1967 Likes: Fast cars, girls, money, camaros Van Halcn. running around with friends Dislikes: Raining Mondays, slow cars, snobs, mopors, losing, driving 55. Hobbies: Girls, Cammaro's and listening to good old Rock Roll and skiing Activities: Football II. 12. Wrestling II. 12. Brian l e LaMunvon “Munchue” November 10. 1967 Likes: Heavy Metal. AC DC. Parties, long weekends, holidays. My graduation and fast cars and women. Dislikes: Stuck-up girls, homework, narks, and five days of schools Future Plans: Four year college Hobbies: Listening to Rock-n-Roll. looking for girls, and having fun Activities: Intramurals 10. Computer II. Italy 9. Jason Delroy Keller Brian Lee LaMunyon 21 Laura Marie Lanza Fay Flaine Lobaugh August 18, 1968 Likes: Country Music, reading Dislikes: snobs, losing, finals Future Plans: College Hobbies: sports Activities: softball 10. II, 12; FFA 10, II, 12; Honor Society II. 12; Yearbook 12; tennis 12 Kay FJIcea Lobaugh August 18, 1968 Likes: winning softball games, country music Dislikes: snobs, rainy Mondays, losing, finals Future Plans: college Hobbies: reading Activities: softball 10. II. 12; FFA 10. II. 12; Honor Society II, 12; Field Hockey 12; Yearbook 12 Matthew Scott l ca ‘•Matt May 27, 1968 Likes: heavy metal, martial art nicks, reading Dislikes: school, writing Future Plans: none Hobbies: models. T.V., heavy metal Activities: Chorus 11,12 Ronald Wayne l.upp April 18. 1968 Likes: long weekends, heavy metal, being outdoors, paychecks Dislikes: history class, school desks, quiet study halls Future Plans: possibly two year college Hobbies: firefighting, hunting, fishing, trapping Activities: Football 12; Track II, 12; FFA 10, II, 12 Fay Elaine Lobaugh i i : : ; Laura Maria l inia November 27, 1967 Likes: Fall, hockey. Bruce Springstein. Ford trucks Dislikes: snobby people. Mondays, rainy weekends, being alone Future Plans: College Hobbies: hockey, photography Activities: Field Hockey 10, II, 12; Yearbook 12; Photography 12 David Lee l atham January 17, 1968 Likes: holidays, snowy days, nice people Dislikes: hot days, boring people Future Plans: college Hobbies: race cars, skiing Activities: Student Government 10; Track 10, 1 12; Yearbook 12 David Lee Latham Kay Eileen Lobaugh Ronald Wayne Lupp Wayne Patrick McCauslin Wayne Patrick McCauslin “Wayne” March 26. 1968 Likes: Weekends. 4-wheel drives. Ocean City. food, heavy metal Dislikes: Mondays, stuck-up people, school Future Plans: undecided Hobbies: fishing, hunting, sports Activities: Football 10, II. 12; Wrestling 10, II, 12; Track 10 Troy Eugene Mc( leaf “Troy” August 8. 1968 Likes: long weekends, payday, and going to KIX concerts Dislikes: homework, stuck-up people, and working weekends Future plans: Trade school Hobbies: hunting, fishing, trapping Troy Eugene McCleaf Jennifer Dawn McKinney “Jcnni” July 18, 1968 Likes: going to the movies, snow and dances Dislikes: two-faced people, homework, and cleaning my room Future Plans: College Hobbies: reading, swimming, aerobics and checrlcading Activities: Class secretary 10. Spanish Club 10; Chorus 10. 12; Baseball manager 11; May Court 11; Prom Committee 11; Honor Society II. 12; Basketball Cheerleader 12: Computer Club 12 Jeffery l e Morton “Jeff January 28. 1968 Likes: traveling through Europe and New England, listening to U-2 and the Simple Minds, going to rock concerts, and playing bass guitar Dislikes: Celtics Future Plans: College and leaving this place Activities: Basketball manager 10; German Club 10. II Jody R. Mummer! “Raft” February 16, 1968 Likes: Ratt, Dokken. the “Macho” man Dislikes: K.D.. punji pits. “Bouncing Betty” Future Plans: to leave this place and get rich Hobbies: listen to heavy metal, watch wrestling. read war books Activities: Boys Tennis 11 Woodrow Franklin llart “Woody” October 10, 1966 Likes: roller skating, sports, working Dislikes: snobby people, rainy days. Mondays Future Plans: competitive roller skating and having a farm Hobbies: roller skating, collecting coins Activities: FFA officer 11, 12 23 Jody R. Mummert Woodrow Franklin Hart Donna Jean Myers Duane Edward Nieves Kim Roberta Oneto Donna Jean Myers February 9, 1968 Likes: Bruce Springstcin, beach, being with friends Dislikes: snobs, tests on Friday. Monday morning Future Plans: college Hobbies: listening to music, sports Activities: track 10, II: cross country 10; prom committee 11; student government 12; varsity club 10. II; basketball statistician ( lenda Jean Naylor February 13, 1968 Likes: rock and roll, being with Larry Dislikes: snobs, cheaters, cops Future Plans: marrying l.arry, good job Hobbies: sports, having fun, running around with Larry Activities: field hockey 10, II, 12, track 10; intramurals 10. II. 12; bowling 12 Duane Ldward Nieves June 15, 1968 Likes: winter, vacations Dislikes: hot classrooms, five day weeks Future Plans: pursue a career in emergency medicine Hobbies: fire service, hunting, fishing Activities: trainer 10. II. 12; blood donor committee 10. II, 12; chairman II, 12; code blue 10. II. 12 Donna Marie Ogburn “Donut' July 21. 1968 Likes: pizza, playing pool, going places, spending other people's money Dislikes: having no money, a dead Thumper Future Plans: work and later get married Hobbies: relaxing Activities: basketball 10. II. 12; softball 10 Kim Roberta Oneto “1-2” December 31, 1967 Likes: horses, beach, sunsets, teddy bears Dislikes: snobs, brown-nosers, slimes Future Plans: college to study veterinary medicine Hobbies: traveling, writing letters, swimming. 4H. skiing, sailing Activities: FFA 10. II, 12; foreign exchange student 11; student government 12; basketball 12; May court 10 Jeffrey I ami Owing “Streak” June 25, 1967 Likes: girls, fast cars. Madonna. W.A.S.P. Dislikes: Amazon women, cops Future Plans: get rich, maybe college Hobbies: listening to rock music, cruising Activities: tennis 11 Glenda Jean Naylor Donna Marie Ogburn • • V Jeffrey Lynn Owings Kendra Dee Powell Kimberly Sue Pauli “Kim” October 21. 1968 Likes: Corvettes, being with friends and family. Wham! Dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, snobs Future Plans: college to study criminology Hobbies: drawing, swimming, twirling rifle Activities: marching band 10. II. 12; winter guard 10. II; rifle captain 10, II; BYEA 10, prom committee 11 Marian Susan Peters “Buzz” June 25. 1967 Likes: Dan. good food. Rush and Led Zcpplin Dislikes: Mondays, school, know-it-all people Future Plans: settling down and maybe trade school Hobbies: Reading, eating, parties, being with Dan. and cooking Activities: BYEA 10. II. 12; Prom Committee 10. II; Home Room Representative 10. II Kendra Dee Powell “Kendra” February 19. 1968 Likes: Long weekends, being with friends. Duran Duran Dislikes: Snobs, rainy Mondays, band camp Future Plans: Attend college, working with abused children Hobbies: Photography, swimming Activities: Chorus 10. II, 12; County Chorus 10, 11; Concert Band 10. II. 12; Marching band 10. 11. 12. Student government 12; “MASH” 11; “George Who” II; “Our Miss Brooks” 10 Michelle l e Redding “Mouse” January 2, 1968 Likes: Relaxing, being with friends, going places. mice Dislikes: Getting up early, not having a car. rain Future Plans: Get ahead Hobbies: Taking it easy Activities: Graphics Club 11 1 Marian Susan Peters Michelle Lee Redding Sameul Thomas Redding Samuel Thomas Redding “Sam” October 19, 1968 Likes: 4X4 trucks, the mountains, hunting Dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, school Future Plans: Farming Hobbies: Farming, hunting. 4 wheeling Activities: FFA 10. II. 12; FFA Treasurer II, 12; Track II. 12; Bowling Club 10 Ijirry Matthew Reed “Larry” June 3, 1967 Likes: Parties, being with Glenda, tunes Dislikes: Snobs, cops, garbage rock Future Plans: Marrying Glenda, getting a good job Hobbies: Electric guitar, sports, partying, being with Glenda Activities: Intramurals 10. II, 12; bowling 10. 12 Larry Matthew Reed 27 Donna Darlene Reeder Miguel Angel Rivera, Jr. Scott Robey Donna Darlene Reeder “Peeler’ February 23. 1968 Likes: Pizza. KIX. camping and having fun Dislikes: rainy days, having no money Future Plans: finding a good paying job and eventually getting married and having two kids Hobbies: listening to music and driving Activities: Basketball manager 10, Newspaper club 10 Clayton Renoll “Clay March 13, 1968 Likes: good looking girls, places to find trouble Dislikes: cops and other law personal Future Plans: undecided Hobbies: working on cars and making automobile models Activities: none Miguel Angel Rivera Jr. “Mike June 23, 1967 Likes: making money and pretty girls Dislikes: teachers in bad moods and cold days o Future Plans: undecided Hobbies: daratc and working Andrew Roberts “Andy” June 15. 1968 Likes: weekends. Raiders. Chevy, Van Halcn Dislikes: rainy Mondays, finals, and homework o Future Plans: Prep school and attend four year college Hobbies: art and fishing Activities: basketball 10; track 10, II; Football manager 10, II, 12; Computer Club 11 Scott Robey “Robe November 17, 1968 Likes: wrestling. Ocean City, going to dances, and crusin with friends Dislikes: snobs, staying in on Saturday nights. and being home by mid-night Future Plans: attend college and get a degree in physical education Hobbies: backpacking, canoeing, and sleeping Activities: Student Government 10; Football 9, 10; Wrestling 10. II. 12; Track 9, 10, II, 12 Nathan Fdward Shaffer “Nate May 23, 1968 Likes: early dismissals and no homework Dislikes: book reports Future Plans: college Hobbies: Tennis Activities: Student government 10, II, 12; Basketball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II. 12; Baseball 10. II. I2;FCA II. 12; Computer Club II. 12; Class Treasure II; Band 10. II, 12; Chorus II. 12; Yearbook 12; Blood Donor Committee 10. II. 12; Prom Committee II; Varsity Club II. 12 Clayton Renoll Andrew Roberts Nathan Edward Shaffer 28 Gary Lynn Showers, Jr. Julie Anne Singley Gary Lynn Showers, Jr. “T G” August 27. 1967 Likes: fast cars, pretty women, money, passing cars on the right Dislikes: rain, snobs, losing, authority, driving only 95 f uture Plans: go to art school and live it up flobbies: women, cars. art. music, hunting Activities: AV club 10, II, 12; football II, 12 Laurie Ann Shrete August 27, 1967 Likes: taking walks in the rain, being with my sweetheart. God Dislikes: snobs, know-it-alls, two-faced people Luture Plans: secretarial position then have children Hobbies: reading Activities: BYEA 10. II. 12; LBLA 12; School store 12 Julie Ann Singley “Jur April 2, 1968 Likes: Ocean City, cruising. Jon Bon Jovi Dislikes: snobs, hot school days Luture Plans: go to college Hobbies: sports Activities: tennis 10. II. 12; basketball 10. II. 12; softball 10. II. 12; football manager 12; student government 10. II; prom committee 11; PC A 10, II. 12; computer club 10. II; yearbook 12 Daron Wayne Slaybaugh August 25, 1968 Likes: a good movie, parties, a good book Dislikes: Mondays Luture Plans: trade school Hobbies: model making Troy Da id Smith “Peeper” May 9. 1968 Likes: faster horses, younger women, older whiskey, more money Dislikes: most school food Luture Plans: Air Lorce Hobbies: radio control cars, listening to the radio Activities: football 10. II. 12; track 10. II Kristi Michele Snyder August 21. 1968 Likes: time at the training room, time with the one I love Dislikes: brown-nosers, glory-seekers, long days, hot days Luture Plans: college and being with the one I love Hobbies: horse back riding Activities: marching band 10, II; concert band 10. II. 12; chorus 10. II, 12; chorus president 12; trainer 10. II, 12; softball 10; cross country mgr. 10; basketball statistician 10, II, 12; student government 10. II. 12; treasurer 12; prom committee 11, yearbook 12 Laurie Ann Shreve Daron Wayne Slaybaugh 29 Troy David Smith Kristi Michele Snyder Bret Theodore Sobota Karen Sue Strausbaugh Brel Theodore Sobota August 5. 1968 Likes: summer vacation, traveling, the beach, athletic activities Dislikes: windy rainy days, taking SAT's and research papers Future Plans: ROTC. Penn State, pre-med or marine biology Hobbies: hunting, scuba diving, skiing, lifting Activities: tennis 10; cross country 10; football 11; May court 11; track II, 12; wrestling 10, II. 12; National Honor Society 10, II, 12; yearbook editor 12 Douglas Lynn Stoner “Fireball August 4. 1966 Likes: hunting, fishing, snowmobiling with my friends Dislikes: rainy days, snobs, football camp l uture Plans: undecided Hobbies: hunting, fishing, trapping Activities: football 10, II, 12; wrestling 10, II, 12; track 9, baseball II. 12; varsity 10. II, 12 Karen Sue Strausbaugh “Shorty” May 20, 1967 Likes: cars, music, sunny days, having fun Dislikes: rainy days, Mondays, snobs. Narcs Future Plans: to be happily married Hobbies: twirling my rifle and reading Activities: marching band II, 12; winterguard 10. II; BYEA 10 Patty Ann Swisher May 14. 1968 Likes: parties, loud music, vacations, being with that special someone Dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, two-faced people, rules Future Plans: get a good job, live life to the fullest Hobbies: spending money, having a good time Activities: BYEA 10. II. 12 Douglas Lynn Stoner Patty Ann Swisher Neil Richard Tate “Tater July 29. 1968 Likes: Fords. KISS. Motley Crue. Ratt Dislikes: Chcvys, lots of homework, tests on Monday, pop rock Future Plans: computer school or military service Hobbies: waterskiing, concerts, listening to hard rock music Activities: football 10, II, 12; wrestling 10, II, 12; track 11 Jeffrey Taylor “Spud May 3, 1968 Likes: drag racing, being alone, rock-n-roll Dislikes: school, Monday, snobs Future Plans: paramedic or fire dispatcher Hobbies: hunting, firefighting 30 Neil Richard Tate Jeffrey Taylor y Bobby Taylor Bobby Taylor July 7, 1968 Likes: Van Halen, The Clash, partying, fast cars, rock-n-roll Dislikes: slow drivers, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Sunday, narcs, cops and school Future Plans: go to California with Jim Hobbies: motorcross. drawing Activities: wrestling 10. II, 12; football 10 Michael Lee Trimmer ‘Mike July 27. 1968 Likes: riding cycles. Dcf Leppard, being with friends Dislikes: whiners, nosers, homework Future Plans: undecided except to have a Corvette before 30 Activities: FFA 10. II, 12; National Honor Society 12, Computer club 11 Michael Lee Trimmer Nicole Ann Tuckey Teal D. Weaver Nicole Ana Tuckey “Nicki January 25. 1968 Likes: vacation, halfdays, special friends. Jeeps Dislikes: homework, riding the bus Future Plans: working, saving money, having fun Hobbies: pinball, listening to the radio Activities: volleyball 10, class secretary II, 12; yearbook 12. May court 10. National Honor Society II. 12; Graphic arts II, 12 Bradley Scott I nger “Brad August 19, 1968 Likes: Fridays, studyhall. vacations, sports Dislikes: Mondays. Tuesdays, test days, stuck-up people, boring teachers Future Plans: college Hobbies: riding motorcycles Activities: football II, 12; basketball 10. II. 12; baseball 10, II. 12; student government 10. II Teal D. Weaver “Due January 20, 1968 Likes: fast cars, fast women, old whiskey Dislikes: school food, slow cars Future Plans: Navy Hobbies: reading, music Activities: football 10. II; weightlifting 10. II; graphics 12; basketball 10 Stephen P. V itson “Wil“ May 3, 1968 Likes: Van Halen. partying, fast cars, loud rock- n-roll Dislikes: school hot dogs, brown-nosers, narcs Future Plans: college major in engineering Hobbies: baseball cards Activities: basketball 10, II. 12; baseball 10, II 12; computer club 10; intramurals 10, II, 12; Sweetheart court 11; varsity club II, 12; National Honor Society II. 12 Bradley Scotl Unger Stephen P. Wilson 31 Huy Minh Trinh Wendy Elizabeth Wolff C amera Shy Seniors Stephen A. Emlct Woodrow Franklin Hart Terry Jcffcoat lluy Minh Trinh October 26, 1967 Likes: classieal music, camping Dislikes: arrogant personalities, loud music Luture Plans: ROTC Hobbies: classical guitar, war games Activities: track 10, II. 12; wrestling 10, II. 12; football 11; yearbook 12; library club 11,12 Ketin M. Wolfe January 19, 1968 Likes: rock-n-roll, fast cars, running around on the weekends Dislikes: slow drivers, punk rockers, vegetables Luture Plans: Navy Hobbies: working with my hands Activities: basketball II; football 12 Wendy Kli abeth Wolff July 19. 1967 Likes: summer, concerts, parties, rock music Dislikes: mean people, rainy days, sickness Luture Plans: going to school, making lots of money, being happy Hobbies: watching television, doing projects, reading Activities: BY LA 10, II, 12 Curt� Reuben W olford “Nuke December 10. 1967 Likes: Trans Am, Sammy llagar. goofing off, good friends, guitar Dislikes: Lorcign cars, wimprock Luture Plans: Navy and college Hobbies: playing guitar, reading, lifting weights Activities: football 10. II; weightlifting 10, II; yearbook editor 12 Scott William Taylor 32 Kevin M. Wolfe Curtis Reuben Wolford IN LOVING MEMORY — SCOTT TAYLOR 1968-1985 Oft in the stilly night E'er slumber’s chain has bound me. Fond memory brings the light Of other days around me. — Thomas Moore To our classmate, our pal, our very good friend; We think of you often; we miss you always. ise and across the sky. Listen to the spirits cry. Their life was over and now they’re gone, they will be in heaven and as one. Now my Life? Flickers Like the stars and sun. Life was Short and it was fun. by: Jeff Owings In Memory Life My Life fades in time Like crushed Pieces of Lime; It sifts through my hand and scatters across the land, Life is short like a game or sport. Across the univer- Senior Superlatives Most Musical — Michelle Dougherty Tony Austin Favorite Teachers — Lynne Smith Gordon Harvey Best Dressed — Jill Grim Huy Trinh Most Artistic — Bobby Taylor Theresa Harman 34 Most Athletic — Jon Celio Jill Grim Quietest Patty Swisher Jeff Owings Most Talkative Class Clowns — Julie Singley Jim Knouse Best Personality — Tony Cline Robin Baker Most Likely to Succeed — Robin Baker Bret Sobota 35 CLASS I. Melissa Allice. will all my last minute reports to Pammy McDaniel I, Tony Austin, will all my straight A's ?!? in Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, and Physics to my sister Kristina. I. Robin Baker, will my S.A.T. scores to Jill Grim who needs them desperately. I. Donna Barbour, will my school days to anyone who wants them. I, Ginny Beal, will all the tough hockey practices to future hockey players. I. Bonnie Beamer, will all of the good times I had at BHS to my little brother Troy. I, Bill Belfield. will my Budweiser outfit to anyone brave enough to wear it. 1, Pat Bloyer, will my little brother, locker, and its great location to Ken. I. Gary Bretzman. will the entire faculty to some other unfortunate school district. 1. Bonnie Carey, will all my good times as a senior to the class of ’87. I, Jon Celio. will my great driving skills to anyone who likes smash up derbys. 1. Tony Cline, will all of my advanced woodworking knowledge and skills to Mr. Snyder. I, Tim Cook, will my wrestling ability to Lome and Ron who are going to be great future wrestlers. 1, Lisa Cooley, will my good times at BHS to my brother Chris. I. Anne Cullison. will my ability to stay thin to anyone who has to worry about dieting. I, Sharon Dewees, will all my love to my friends who mean the world to me. I. Michelle Dougherty, will my ability to get along well with most of the teachers to whomever needs it. I. Wendy Durbin, will my ability to remember all our wonderful cheers from the 1950's to Micki, Missi, and Heidi... Have fun guys and don’t forget to smile. I, Steve Emlet. will my Jeep to anyone who can afford to buy tires for it. 1, Lesa Fair, will these past six years to all the poor little seventh graders who are just starting out. I, Penny Fleming, will all of my patients to Sue Shaw who can never seem to pass Ratay. I, Jon Foster, will my seat in Biology to anyone who can sit there for as long as I did. I. Jenny Frock, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone who wants it. I, Jill Grim, will my ability to meet guys to Theresa and my love and thanks to my parents and friends. I, Lance Hammer, will my great times in high school to Melissa. I, Theresa Harman, will my artistic ability to Jill who needs it. I, Woody Hart, will all the good and bad times to anyone who wants them. I, Doug Kane, will all of my books, homework, and good times to my brother next year. I, Michelle Keesee. will my homework, tests, quizzes, and all senior classes to my baby sister, Angie and all of my good times as a senior to the class of ’87. I, Jason Keller, will all my love to my girlfriend Sue N. I, Jim Knouse. will my Camaro to anyone who drives a Moped. I, Brian LaMunyon. will all those great times I had to anyone intelligent enough to accept them. 1, Laura Lanza, will all my good times at Biglerville to my brother Mike. 1, David Latham, will my good times to Barb. 1, Fay Lobaugh. will my good grades to anybody who needs them. I, Kay Lobaugh. will all the good times I’ve had at B.H.S. to anyone who dislikes school. I, Matt Lucas, will all the good times at B.H.S. to my brothers and sisters. I, Ronnie Lupp. will all my empty Skoal cans to whichever locker we decide to fill up. I, Wayne McCauslin. will all my books to anyone that wants them. I, Troy McCleaf. will my History notes to anyone who can read them. I, Jenni McKinney, will my computer abilities and fun times at B.H.S. to Jill and Kristy. I, Jeff Morton, will my Izod shirts to any Preppy. 36 WILLS I, Jody Mummert, will my tape collection to my friend Jeff Morton. I, Donna Myers, will my grades to my brother Jeff. I, Glenda Naylor, will my life to Larry. I. Duane Nieves, will the best of times to Matthew and Ryan. I, Donna Ogburn, will all my thanks to all my friends and family who helped me through all the tough times and all the other things we all went through. I, Kim Oneto, will my grades to Richie who badly needs them and my body to Science. I, Jeff Owings, will my Camaro to my sister Heidi. I. Kim Pauli, will all my love and thanks to my parents for their support and luck to my friends who are underclassmen and my sisters who don’t even know what they have ahead of them. I. Marian Peters, will respect and love to my Mom and Dad. Dan and my brothers and sisters; and all the good times to Jason. Amiee, and Jennie. I, Kendra Powell, will all my love and thanks to my family and good luck to Kevin in the three years he has left. I, Michelle Redding, will all the crap I put up with to the next kid in line or whoever deserves it. I, Sam Redding, will my Jeep to anybody who thinks they can keep it on the road. I, Larry Reed, will my life to Glenda. I, Donna Reeder, will all my love and thanks to my family and my friends who helped me out whenever I needed it; Espe- cially to Donut for being a true friend to me. I, Clayton Renoll. will all my books and lockers to the underclassmen. I, Miguel Rivera, will my Pepsi Mobile to whoever wants to have fun. I, Andy Roberts, will all of my class notes to whoever can find them in the trash can. I, Scott Robey, will all my high school notes to anyone who can translate my drawings. I, Nathan Shaffer, will my notes to anyone who can translate them. I. Gary Showers, will all my unused books to any poor soul who gets them next; my smiles to the girls, and good luck to everyone. I, Laurie Shreve, will all my hard work and patience to my two nieces and nephew who have a long way to go. I. Julie Singley, will my license to anyone who thinks they can keep it. I, Daron Slaybaugh, will good fortune to all my class. I, Troy Smith, will my Chemistry grade to anyone who can do worse. I. Kristi Snyder, will my car to anyone who thinks they can keep it from falling apart. I, Bret Sobota, will all the great teachers and long studying hours to my two brothers, Darren and Justin. I, Doug Stoner, will my body suit to Greg who will need it. I, Karen Strausbaugh. will all my luck to my brother and sister. I, Patty Swisher, will all of my fun History classes to my little sister, Cathy. 1 hope you can handle them better than I did. I. Neil Tate, will all of my KISS posters and articles to Mike who needs to listen to a good group and super guys. I, Jeff Taylor, will my credits to anyone who has the money to pay for them. I, Mike Trimmer, will all the things I lost to anyone who can find them. I, Huy Trinh, will my fun times with my friends to my kid sister. 1, Nicki Tuckey, will my love, thanks, and respect to Mom, Bob, and Robbie. I, Teal Weaver, will my car to the trash heap. 1, Steve Wilson, will my basketball ability to Ben unless he already has it, and the best of luck for Gary in Sr. High. 1, Wendy Wolff, will all my love and respect to my mother, Tony, and family for all their support through this year. 1, Curt Wolford, will my car to anyone who can afford the insurance. 37 REMEMBER Melissa Allice ... I drove around the square in the rain for the first time Patty? Anthony Austin ... everyone decided to pack their lunch on the same day, and made headlines in the newspaper. Robin Baker ... Kristi, Julie, and 1 stayed overnight at Kristi's and ended up at my house at 3:30 in the morning. Donna Barbour ... nobody ate lunch. Virginia Beal... Glenda said she was going to score the most goals in the hockey game and broke a light in the locker room. Bonnie Beamer ... the day a couple of us went to Hershey Park and never made it there. Bill Bel field ... I was a stranger. Patricia Bloyer ... Kim and I got the giggles when Mr. Lindsay came into our classroom. Gary Bretzman ... the shop tools started walking off. Bonnie Carey ... Jenny, Annette, and I thrilled the fish at Inner Harbor. Jon Celio ... Jim and I tied Dave to a tree. Tony Cline ... things got out of hand because nobody ate the fish. Tint Cook ... a few of us spent a wild night at Matt’s clubhouse. Lisa Cooley ... Teal and Brian tried to blow up the chemistry lab. Anne Cullison... the basketball cheerleaders accidentally followed the players into the boy's locker room at Scotland. Sharon Dewees ... Jill and I took a late night swim at the Travel Lodge. Michelle Dougherty... K.P.. A.C., L.C., B.G., and I taught a certain someone a lesson about sandwiches after band re- hearsal were ... gross! Wendy Durbin ... Jill and Sharon took me to Tonya’s cabin to try to forget everything. Lesa Fair . . . P S. and I used to go running around and something always seemed to happen to her car. Penny Flemming ... our class wasn't called the animals, neither do I. Jennifer Frock ... Annette, Bonnie, and I thrilled the fish at Inner Harbor. Jill Grim . .. Sharon and I took a late night dip in the Travel Lodge pool with Matt. Ryan. Julie, and Judy watching... the fire sirens. Lance Hammer ... the ninth grade homeroom hid Mr. McCullough’s coffee in the trash can and he got furious. Theresa Harman ... Sharon, Jill, and I went to the shore and got our pictures taken ... the lifeguard. Woody Hart ... the students boycotted school lunches. Brian Hoover ... the shop started to disappear piece by piece. Terry Jeffcoat ... three bomb threats on three of the coldest days of winter. Doug Kane ... Luis and I went exploring in the basement. Michelle Keesee ... BJ2N filled out my homework paper and showed it to Ron and Feard who got a kick out of 15. Jason Keller ... you couldn't remember when. Jim Knouse ... I hit a cow. Brian LaMunyon ... you couldn't remember what happened during the past 24 hours. Laura Lanza ... Julie, Jill, and I ran around Gettysburg, and Jill had to stop at all of the frats to use the bathroom. David Latham ... milk went flying across the cafeteria. Fay Lobaugh ... the softball team won the BML championship. Kay Lobaugh ... Mr. Howell showed us how to stir a can of paint in shop class. Matt Lucas ... Daron got hit with a water balloon on the way home from work. Ronnie Lupp ... Gary S. took his dad’s truck 4-wheelin’ and the police came. Wayne McCauslin ... nobody ate lunch. Troy McCleaf... we were all called a bunch of dead heads. 38 WHEN Jenni McKinney ... J, J, and JJ flipped out when we finally realized that we won. Jeff Morion ... Mr. Boyce confiscated my pizzas during the boycotts. Jody Mummert ... Larry discharged static electricity from Daron's body in Mr. Hibbs' class. Donna Myers ... we won the football games against Gettysburg. Glenda Naylor ... Larry and I met on January 17, 1984. Duane Nieves ... special box 6-11 was tapped. Donna Ogburn ... we were supposed to be camping but, got washed out, got stuck in Biglerville, and slept in the reck hall all weekend. Kim Oneto ... Mr. Hamilton nearly killed us all when Joey asked him about going camping. Jeff Owings ... we parked the car by hand in Gettysburg. Kim Pauli ... K.S. couldn’t get up from her chair at lunch and found out she was glued to the chair. Marian Peters ... Laurie hit me with a banana and Lesa kicked my chair out from under me. Kendra Powell ... a “puppy” followed Kim everywhere she went at Penn State. Michelle Redding ... my locker started to rot. Sam Redding ... L.S. and 1 went out to Wyoming and I shot my big buck. Larry Reed ... Glenda and I met on January 17, 1984. Donna Reeder ... We were going out to Jerry’s house and you wanted to see how fast my car would go. Remember Donut? Clayton Renoll ... the tenth grade hall stank. Miguel Rivera ... a bunch of us went to the Robe’s house and had a get together. Andy Roberts ... we boycotted school lunches and we had bomb threats. Scott Robey ... the “Old Mill Party Pit was in high gear. Nathan Shaffer ... Dani and Chris had a pleasant surprise at Ron’s expense. Gary Showers ... the Big Bad Beast, that orange and white, was in existance. Julie Singley ... Jill. Feard, Curt, and I dropped in on the Country Club golf course and took some souvenirs with us. Daron Slaybaugh ... all the good times. Troy Smith ... G.B. painted NT's hair blue. Kristi Snyder ... life used to be simple. Bret Sobota ... H.T. and M R. spent a quarter for a ride on the Jeep in the mall and got mixed reactions. Doug Stoner ... Gary took off a sign on Bear Mountain and wrecked his snowmobile. Karen Strausbaugh ... somebody glued me to my chair at lunch. Patty Swisher ... we went to the races and almost got hit by one of the cars. Neil Tate ... Steve had a close encounter with Susan Greene. Jeff Taylor ... we got our yearbook on time. Mike Trimmer ... M.H. tried to buy a Playboy while at Penn State for FFA convention. Huy Trinh ... Andy. Scot, Mike, Teal, and I couldn't find a place to eat at 10 o’clock in the afternoon. Nicki Tuckey ... B.T. told Mr. Yeck to cool his jets. Brad Unger ... school was fun. Teal Weaver ... I got T.A.P. for arson. Steve Wilson ... Jill fell on the steps at Rice’s cabin. Wendy Wolff... it was fun to go to the bathroom. Curt Wolford ... my brother beat up Woody and Woody claimed that he ran into a tree. 39 40 42 43 Class Officers 1991 — Chad Slothowcr. President Karen Shaffer, Historian Michelle Butler. Secretary Wendy Taylor. Treasurer Josh Martin. Vice President 1989 — Kristin Straile. Historian Hawley Mccdcr, Vice President Conchi Rivera. Secretary Jill Mottcr, Vice President Joy Motter. President Mike McCauslin. Treasurer 1990 — Dani Cline, Secretary Pam Weigle. Vice President Kristin Fazenbaker. Treasurer Jodi Dettinburn, President Beth Heffner, Historian 1988 — Jenny Rinchardt, Treasurer Darren Sobota, President Mr. Ycck, Advisor Heidi Owings. Vice President Sue VanArsdale. Secretary Jill McKinney, Historian 1987 — Sue Granee. Historian Mike Bowmaster, Treasurer Pam Hawn. Secretary Jennie Garretson. Historian Kelly Stoner. Vice President Deb Dougherty, President 1986 — Nicki Tuckey, Secretary Sharon Dcwecs, Treasurer Jill Grim. Vice President Robin Baker, Historian Tony Cline. President William Celio, Advisor Ronald Dcwecs, Advisor Tim Attcbcrry Gary Baker Craig Barnes Tammy Bcamcr Travis Becker Michael Bowmastcr Judy Brown Paul Carson Tracey Cease Lisa Cline Nikki Cline David Detunburn Luther Dick Carmelo Dominguez Carmen Dominguez Deborah Dougherty Aaron Fatzinger David Fcistcr Ted Fetters Jennie Garrctson Ronnie Garrctson Becky Garza Andrea Gotwalt Susan Grancc Curt Grim Barry Guise Brenda Guise Chris Hale Melissa Hammer Charles Hawbakcr Pam Hawn George Hclfrick Todd Herman Barry Jcffcoat Kevin Kaltreider Robert Karpcr Angie Kccsce Linda Killcn Lisa Kniss Ron Kriel Ricky Kuhn Paul Landauer Tammi Lobaugh Wanda Lutz Tammi McCoy EIGHTY- SEVEN 45 Mike Mclntirc Kelly McMastcr Darren Mcllott Jeff Mcntzcr Neil Mickley Danielle Myers Gavin Myers Terri Nueber Sherman Newberry Kevin Powell Dustin Rhoads Vickie Richards Blanca Rivera Jenny Roscnstccl Barry Roth Kobey Ruppert Daryl Ryman Luis Sanchez Jennifer Segessenman Heather Schmidt Sally Schullcis Lisa Shaffer Craig Shilling Mike Showers Tina Shultz Missy Singley Kartina Skowronek Kim Slonaker Andrew Solberg Kerry Spranklc Greg Sprcnklc Becky Stoner Kelly Stoner Dani Taylor Robert VanArsdalc Shawn Wagner Ben Weaver Tiffany Weaver Jodi Weikert Matt Zeigler 46 Alccia Amspachcr Amy Aspcr Scott Aspcr Matthew Barbour Wade Becker Jason Belcher Terri Black Brad Bobb Michelle Bohrcr Annette Boyer David Brandt Jeffrey Brctzman Drew Bucher Jeff Carey Kendra Cashman Robert Clapsaddlc Jennifer Davis Tammi Dennis Kimberley Dick Edwin Dominguez LccAnn Eicholtz Eric Eller Missy Emlet Colby Fetter Kelly Figueroa Derek Frank Mary Garcia Todd Gardner Rebecca Gchring Kristy Group Steve Goodrich Stacy Group Jennifer Harlow Dusty Hartman Douglas Hartzel Michael Hawn Scott Hayberger Benjamin Hccfncr Anthony Hclfrick Tammy Heller Gina Himes Sharon Hoke Chris Karpcr Brian Keefer Daniel Keene EIGHTY- EIGHT 47 April Kcifcr Allan Kuykendall Tim Laffcrty Jeff Lcinbach Michelle Lcner Brenda Lookingbill Michael Lucas Kim Masmer Todd Mathna Robert Mauss David McCartney Dennis McCauslin Jill McKinney Lonnie Mcntzer Dawn Metz Daryl Miller Russel Miller Wendy Miller Monica Mummert Lisa Myers Joann Neubcr Sue Nimmon Kevin Orncr Melissa Ortmyer Mike Otto Heidi Owings Lome Peters Anita Quesinberry Carol Randall Chris Redding Kevin Riley Jennifer Rinehart Priscilla Roberts Ivonne Sapeg Brian Schott Winn Schulteis Ron Showakcr Sheila Simpson Micki Slaybaugh Darren Sobota Robert Sprenklc Michael Stoner Christy Sumbury Brad Tate Henry Taylor 48 Tina Taylor Mark Thomas Daniclc Trostcl Kevin Tuckey Susan VanArsdalc Dawn VanDyke Charles Vogel Lori Weaver Connie Weidner Brian Weikert Susan Weikert Tony Wells Robert Woerner Steve Wolff Douglas Wolford Tonya Albritton Shannon Atteberry Leah Avery William Beal Lee Ann Bean Shane Bcamer Tim Black Roger Bobo Erie Bowmaster Anne Brennan Judy Brown Marie Brumbeloe Tanya Charles Martha Colburn Michael Cook Alvin Cromer Bonnie Cromer Karen Crum James Cullison Dawn Curtis Shannon Dettinburn Linn Doersom Ivette Dominguez Melanie Doyle Randy Durbin EIGHTY- NINE 49 Cindy Edcnfidd Jonathan Fcistcr Julie Frock Priscilla Garcia Karen Gotshall Nina Grosser Brian Group Sean Grubbs Sabrina Hall Katrina Harman Andrea Hartman Angela Hawbakcr Jennifer Hclman Chris Herman Kimberly Hess Tim Hibbs Michcal Hooten Garctt Jacoby Jennifer Kalbaugh Mary Kauffman Toby Kennedy Jeff Kimc Jennifer Kinncman James Lady David Livingston Lorissa Lcmlcy Troy Lobaugh Tammy Lupp Jody Marshall Michael McCauslin Sherry McCleaf Brynn McCleary Pam McDaniel Hawley Mccdcr Holly Moody John Morton Jill Motter Joy Motter Ariel Myers Jeff Myers Tim Naylor Kathy Ness Suzan Nix Robert Offutt Jennifer Otto 50 Brandon Parr Vcrnno Paul Jcannine Plank Craig Powell Kevin Powell Billy Price Carmen Ramos Cheryl Redding Chonchi Rivera Sharon Roberts William Roberts Christina Robertson Darcy Robinson Elizebeth Rothermcl Stan Sanchez Craig Sanders Sharon Shaffer Mark Shelleman Kevin Showakcr Nathan Showalter Lcana Showers Paula Showers JoAnn Shultz Alena Skowronek Jennifer Smith Sherri Smith Randy Sneed Greg Snyder Kristen Straile Donald Sullivan Greg Sumbury Greg Taylor Kitty Taylor Jay Thomas Charles Turner Trixy VanArsdalc James Wallen Shanese Will Sharon Will Darla Wilson Gary Wilson Francis Wivcll Theresa Wolf Ronda Wolf 51 NINETY Andrea Anderson Clinton Atha Ian Avery Todd Baughcr Troy Bcamcr Theodore Bell Ken Black Tonya Black Jamie Biy Anthony Boring Tammy Bowers Michael Bupp Scarlett Butler Chad Carey Travis Carey Suzanne Carter Leigh Catchings Danielle Cline Jason Constable Christopher Cooley Jena Costella Lance Crouse Daryl Crum Gregory Culp Jodi Dettinburn Shawn Doyle Nathan Ebbert Carmen Espada Kristin Fazenbaker Shawn Feister Chad Fetter Jason Fetter Andrew Fish David Finfrock Jason Fisscl Anthony Forsythe Christopher Foster Jeffrey Foster Brian Frock Jill Gardner Alicia Garza Tara Gilbert Wayne Group Andrew Hale Scott Hall 52 Scott Harbaugh Tracy Hartmcn Beth Heffner Dan Helm Sue Helm Freemont Hinkle Kathy Hoff Lorena Hooten Sabrina Hyde Johnny Johnson Michael Kaltrcidcr Sandy Kauffman Kimberly Keefauver Michelle Keel Kathy Kniss Christopher Knouse Daniel Kriel Brad Kroushour Connie Kuhn Christopher Landaucr Barbara Latham Israel Laughman Gregory Laur Dwight Lcatherman Terry Lcmlcy Jean Light Wayne Light Michelle Lucas Anson Malfaire David Marshall Tobin Marti Pamela Mays Dawn Miles Eddie Miller Joe Miller John Miller Kathy Miller Scan Montgomery Todd Murtoff Allision Myers Gregory Naylor Thomas Newberry Charles Nix Donald Orner Kim McCauslin 53 Lisa Orner Jackie Ortez Kamcla Oyler Stephanie Patterson Ethan Peters Kevin Price Allen Raymond George Riley John Roberts Tammy Roberts Kami Ruppert Robert Scott Scott Sharrah Kimberly Shilling Robert Shockey Bradley Showers Gary Shultz Christy Slothower Nicole Smith Melissa Smith Sandy Smith Tracey Snell Donald South Christopher Spangler Tonya Steele Owen Sterner Randa Stevens Wanda Stevens Christopher Strawsburg William Swick Steven Szczesnuik Chris Taylor Teresa Toney Jason VanDykc Todd Voss David Walker Donald Wallace Kelly Wampler Jenna Weaver Pamela Wciglc Thomas Wciglc John Weller Bryan Wenk Christopher Wilcox Tonya Wolfe 54 Brian Alexander Kelly Anderson Tracy Andrews Kristina Austin Eugene Beamcr Tammy Blevins Michelle Butler Stacy Byers Ann Carey Ann Rac Carey Alfred Coloan James Cooley Tim Cromer Randy Culp Kassy Dalby Michelle Dietrich Dominic Englebert Trudy Enyeart Mcrissa Figueroa Heidi Fissel Grant Forsythe Jeannean Foster Norberto Franco Bobbie Jo Garland Jeffery Griest Tina Goodrich Michael Group Jarrod Hamilton Cyntha Harris Shelley Hartman Roy Hayes Albert Heefner Christy Heinaman Kurt Heller Jeffery Hibbs Tabatha Holmes Michelle Jacoby Timothy Jeffcoat Matthew Johnston Sheila Kane Chris Keefer Dwayne Keene Betty Klingler Bo Kuhn Jennifer Kuhns NINETY ONE 55 Michael Lanza Brian Laughman Troy Lehman Mark Lener Jeffrey Light Jennifer Livingston Jodi Lupp Joshua Martin Tony McCauslin Gregory McGough Shannon Montgomery Jeffrey Myers Heidi Nimmon Mark Peters Benjamin Pitzer Sherry Rcinochl Crystal Rcnoll Bradley Rex Heidi Rhinehart Ivan Richardson Larie Robertson John Robinson Jennifer Rucker Penelope Rucker Kelly Ruppcrt Anisia Sapcg Andrew Schriver Anthony Scott Karin Shaffer Leah Showaltcr Cory Showers Jennifer Shrcve Jill Shultz Chad Slothower Mindi Small Chad Smith Yvonne Smith Thomas Sol berg Crystal Speelman Shannon Sprague Michael Starner Tina Sterner Peggy Storm Neil Strausbaugh Russell Swearman 56 Cathy Swisher Luis Talpas Aimec Taylor Wendy Taylor Edwardo Valentin Lucy Vazquez Bobbi Warren Shclvy Weaver James Weikert Amy Welker Terry Wells Sue Wiegand Edgar Wilkinson Nicole Wilkinson Andrew Witten Eric Woerner Marcia Wolf Michelle Wyatt Richard Yeager El w ood Yohe Homecoming madness. Busdrivers Norman Blocher. Mike Wertz, Dewey Bower, Donald Rouzer, Pat Nelson, George Weaver Jr., Cathy Galloway. Bon- nie Jacoby, Martha Shriver. Ray Flick- inger. Donald J. Jacoby. Don Stein. Jean Guise. Buddy Rupp, Donald L. Jacoby, Sharon Jacoby Calvin Cook, Sue Guise Clyde Schaffner John Hoffman 58 THE YEAR IN REVIEW We have found our world to be an increasingly danger- ous place in which to live. As the threat of nuclear war and the threat of acid rain continue to plague our lives, we also find ourselves bombarded with dangers from all sides. Air tragedies claimed the lives of some of America’s newest heroes and heroines. Child peacemaker Samantha Smith lost her life in a tragic commuter flight crash. In December. 248 American servicemen, who were returning from a peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, lost their lives in a plane crash in Gander, Newfoundland. Perhaps the most devastating tragedy came on the cold morning in January as millions witnessed the space shuttle Challenger explode into a fiery ball, killing the astronauts and the first teacher in space, Christa McAullife. Consumers had to be on the lookout once again as cya- nide in Tylenol capsules claimed two lives. This was quick- ly followed by another scare as an extortionist claimed to have tampered with Contac capsules and other over the counter medicines in capsule form. Consumers also had a scare from glass found in jars of Gerber baby food. Terrorists continued the increasing reign of power as they hijacked a cruise ship, the Achille Lauro, and killed a helpless American passenger who was confined to a wheel- chair. Airliners were hijacked, hostages were taken and attacks on world leaders were still prevalent. The prime minister of Sweden, Olaf Palme, fell to an assassin’s bul- let. Perhaps the biggest fear sweeping the country came from the disease Aids. Americans became more aware of its threat as a major motion picture star. Rock Hudson, lost his life in a battle with the incurable, mysterious disease. What was once thought to be a killer only in the gay community, began claiming other victims through contaminated blood transfusions. Panic among communi- ties spread nationwide as we found students entering the public schools with the disease. While it has been a time of fear, it has also been one of hope. The Geneva Summit brought alive new hopes for peace and agreement between the Soviet Union and our country. In the Phillipines, Ferdinand Marcos and his corrupt government was replaced by the rebel leader Cor- azon Aquino. Perhaps the biggest source of hope came from the music world. Performers world-wide rallied for worthy causes. Band Aid, USA for Africa, Live Aid and other benefits were organized to aid starving children in drought strick- en Ethiopia and other parts of the world. Our nation’s struggling farmers were given a hand by Willie Nelson and others in the Farm Aid concert. Efforts continued from these organizations such as USA for Africa’s effort to link hands across America to feed the hungry. On a lighter side, the sports world had the usual ups and downs. In baseball, Pete Rose became the all-time hit leader. In what was dubbed the ’’1-70” World Series, the Kansas City Royals defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games. Headbands and the Refrigerator became all the rage in football as the Chicago Bears won big in Super Bowl XX. Almost every sport was marred by athletes’ involvement in drugs. The United States prepared to celebrate the 100th anni- versary of the Statue of Liberty by giving the lady a much needed face lift. In this same time as we are celebrating Lady Liberty, we arc also celebrating the first national holiday ever honoring a black man. January 20, Martin Luther King's birthday, has officially become our most recent national holiday. As always we have enjoyed being entertained by the movie and television industries. Among the top movies this year have been Beverly Hills Cop. Rambo. Back to the Future. Rocky IV. The Color Purple. Out of Africa, and Down and Out in Beverly Hills. The hottest shows on television include The Cosby Show and Miami Vice. Fads, present now as ever, involved all areas. Stirrup pants and Reebocks were a must for clothing. Watches were exchanged for Swatches and Dr. Ruth gave out lots of advice. Jams were very hot in the hot weather especially as students celebrated a “miracle of being allowed to wear shorts to school in the sweltering early days of this school year. 59 A m__ . U yW« sue 'JSA tt A«ta. . wv HC S II vT'i ’ KX� ft ’’’ ' i fer� u - S«S -w ' fe zLc )'■ ?. ‘We Mourn Seven Heroes’ January 20 The Farm Mess I If you still believe in me, save mel in After For skywatchers, a once- lifetime event has begun 175-year voyage through the solar system. Halley’s eomet . again swung into view. AcNIle Lauro A? Marcos w. t The Struggle It is a time of vibrant mirth One’s future begins at birth Not understanding when, where, or why We follow the path of the parental eye Over the year increasing sight Rugged new trails blazed by our guiding light A wreathing, wondering, winding road We struggle, stumble, falter carrying with poignant desire The quest for new paths still kindles the fire. By Bret Sobota Forces struggling with each other Neither winning Nor losing One force dark, cold The other solid, secure Each tugging Pushing You see the battle But cannot determine the outcome The future Unclear The past Secure By Michelle Keesee Pathways Stars shining. Beckoning in the night. Call me on. I see no future. No life in coming years. But still I live and work for it. Product of a society of dreamers. I have my hopes and plans Of how my life will be. But how they turn out Is up to none but me. Hope is for the dreamers And for the strong of soul, But I see confusion in the future. Unsure of where to go. I leave life in the hands of God, For I cannot control it. I can only try my best And keep striving on. By Curt Wolford Pathways Walking the trail alone Finally on my own. They’ve given me my chance to run But it isn't really as fun As we’ve been led to believe, I know I have to leave But I really don’t want to know. Leaving the daily grind Of school books behind Beginning the days Of forging our own pathways. By Fay Lobaugh 62 The Mirror and Me Mirror, Mirror 1 look through it Looking back at myself through my reflection Never thinking it would come to this The joys of childhood The tears of growing pains good and bad times with friends People I used to know They reflect me A knock at the door! I’m back again 1 look at me again As I really am. The lights go out Reflections gone By Penny Fleming Pathways The trees sway in the wind as the moon beams dance on the ground. The leaves whirl through the air as the chill of the nights breeze sings. The lurking animals play about in their own worlds affairs. The pathways of life are filled with the wonders of the night. By Kendra Dreams As each day goes by I see myself wondering If the future will be as great As the past. Dreams tell of things we wish to have As each day goes by Like money, girls, or cars. I see myself changing Some people even wish upon Brightly In ways I thought would Falling stars. Never change before. They dream of things both old and new. And someday hope their dreams come true. As each day goes by No matter what the dream may be. I see myself loving If you believe enough you see. Like I thought I would Your dreams will one day come true. Never love again. If you truly wish them to. And when you dreams come true my friend As each day goes by You will see you have won in the end. I see myself staring into the By, Mirror wondering how, as David Miller Each day goes by, the future is Looking better and better. By Ginny Beal 63 nears «utwnESl wTBor ‘N|D_ lENOl ammopsen CAPSULKt BOYS’ TRACK Although we didn't achieve the wins we set our goal on, we did have an outstanding turnout of the under- classmen and next year's potential looks good. Walking on air? Row I: Bob Clapsaddlc, Edwin Dominguez, Matt Zcigler. Huy Trinh. Jon Cclio. Greg Sprcnklc, Tony Wells. Dave Brandt Row 2: Mike Lucas. Neil Tate, Ben Weaver. Mark Thomas. Ron Lupp. Kobcy Ruppcrt. Barry Roth. Mike Redden. Andy Roberts Row 3: Barry Guise. Darren Sobota. Mike Rivera, Brett Offutt, Mike Orncr, Jim VanDyke, Shawn Wagner, Coach McAuliffc Huy in action. Don’t fall on your face. Boiling BttS OPP Springs 46 104 Fairfield 114 36 Gettysburg 23 127 Grcencastle 49 101 Waynesboro 56 94 James Bu chanan 58 92 Littlcstown 54 96 New Oxford 58 94 Scotland 34 106 Bermudian 57 93 «I r r L Watch that first step! Which way do we run? 68 GIRLS’ TRACK Row 1: Kim Shilling. Missy Hammer, Micki Slaybaugh, Danielle Trostlc. Kelly Stoner, Kerry Spranklc. Cindy Swearman Row 2: Nicole Smith. Heidi Owings. Monica Mummert, Donna Myers, Heather Schmidt, Sheila Simpson. Kamela Oylcr, Tracy Snell Row 3: Jenny Rinehart. Ginny Beal, Amy Colburn. Sue Greene. Coach Brown. Yvonne Sapeg. Dawn VanDyke, Susan Weikert, Sue VanArsdale How much further? Ready and waiting. Up. Up and away. BHS OPP. Boiling Springs 87 52 Gettysburg 35 106 Greencastlc 31 110 Waynesboro 19 121 James Buchanan 53 88 Littlestown 49 87 New Oxford 52 82 Susquehannock 39 102 Is that heavy? 69 1985 Baseball Team row 1: Jeff Carey. Mike Otto. Mike Bowmastcr. Brian Weikert. Kevin Orner, Allen Kuykendall row 2: Ron Showaker. Craig Barnes. Doug Stoner. Brad Unger, John Johnston. Mike Gricst, Nate Shaffer row 3: Jenni McKinney, Jenny Frock. Gary Baker, Steve Wilson, Tim Atteberry, Jeff Mentzer, Tim Hibbs 70 Errors proved to be the Canners downfall. Highlights in- cluded a 10-0 beating of the once beaten James Buchan- non rockets, a two hit pitching performance against Scot- land and a season ending drobbing of New Oxford. Mike Griest led the team in hitting with an average of .364 and was named MVP by his teammates. Steve Wilson was close behind with an average of .353 and led the team in RBI’s with 14. Wilson also had a team leading 12 stolen bases. With 8 returning lettermen and a tighter defense, 1986 could prove to be a brighter season in terms of wins. Opponent Big Spring Delone Bermudian Scotland Waynesboro Fairfield Gettysburg James Buchanan Littlestown Greencastle New Oxford BHS Opponent 5 10 6' 18 6 7 8 3 2 12 10 20 7 9 10 0 2 12 0 11 11 6 71 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL First Row: Karen Orner, Blanca Rivera, Nikki Cline, Tammy Dennis, Sharon Hoke, Jennifer Gross Second row: Jenny Rosensteel. Wanda Lutz, Fay Lobaugh. Kay Lobaugh. Lisa Shaffer. Julie Singley, Kelly McMastcr, Third row: Jenny Kinneman, Coach Bicrley, Theresa Harman. Diane Kinneman. Tonya Rice. Tammy Heller, Coach Dreibelbis, Dani Cline BHS OPP Fairfield 8 2 Gettysburg 7 6 Greencastle 7 17 James Buchanan 1 3 Littlestown 6 5 New Oxford 12 5 Bermudian 2 1 Kutztown 0 12 Greencastle 2 1 The Biglerville softball team rounded up the Blue Mountain League Championship in their 1985 season. Losing only two games through- out the season, the team found themselves in a three-way tic for first place: Biglerville. James Buchanan, and Greencastle. With Greencastle coming out on top with their game with James Buchanan. Biglerville found their opponents for the championship game. The teams were evenly matched and went into the final inning with a tied score of 1 -1. The Canners won in the bottom of the inning with a steal home, capping an excellent game and a winning season. 72 BOYS’ TENNIS First row: Jill Motter, Kevin Powell. Daryl Miller. Brian Schott. Brad Bobb. Jeff Owings, Drew Bucher. Joy Mottcr Second row: Coach Witten. Dawn Miller, Andy Solberg. Bob VanArsdalc, Jody Mummert. David Dettinburn. Jeff Leinbach. John Morton BHS Chambersburg 0 OPP 7 Gettysburg 0 7 James Buchanan 1 6 Chambersburg 0 7 Harrisburg Academy 0 7 Gettysburg 1 6 Litllestown 0 7 James Buchanan 0 7 Harrisburg Academy 0 7 St. Francis Academy 0 7 73 row 1: Mike Stoner. Sue Van- Arsdalc. Julie Singlcy, Jill Grim, Dani Trostcl, Chris Hale. Andy Roberts, Drew Bucher. Kristi Snyder. Kelly Stoner row 2: Ben Weaver, Troy Smith, Neil Tate, Wayne McCauslin, Kevin Wolfe. Nate Shaffer, Jon Cclio, Jim Knousc, Gary Showers, Brad Unger. Ronnie Lupp. Doug Stoner, Luther Dick, coach Wertz row 3: coach Shuey, Matt Zcigler. Shawn Wagner, Barry Roth, Mike Mclntirc. Darren Mellott. Ron Kriel, Sherm Newberry, Feard Rhoads. Ron Garrison, Curt Grim, Barry Guise, Greg Sprenklc. coach Tompson row 4: coach Mentzer, coach Moyer, Kevin Powell. Rick Kuhn, Lonnie Mentzer, Andy Solberg. Robert Sprenkle. Aaron Fatzinger, Scott Asper. Darren Sobota, Robert Worncr, Mark Thomas, Bob- by Clapsaddlc. Tony Wells, coach Bucher 1985 Varsity Football Team Seniors: row 1: Doug Stoner, Brad Unger. Jon Celio. Nate Shaffer. Neil Tate row 2: Gary Showers, Troy Smith, Ronnie Lupp. Jim Knouse, Kevin Wolfe, Wayne McCauslin Juniors: row I: Rick Kuhn. Matt Zeigler, Greg Sprenkle. Ben Weaver, Kevin Powell, Andy Solberg row 2: Shawn Wagner, Lu- ther Dick, Barry Roth. Mike Mclntire. Darren Mellott row 3: Ron Kriel. Feard Rhoads. Barry Guise, Sherm Newberry, Ron Garrison, Curt Grim, Aaron Fatzinger Sophomores: row 1: Lonnie Mentzer, Bob- by Clapsaddle, Tony Wells. Mark Thomas row 2: Scott Aspcr. Robert Sprenkle, Rob- ert Worncr. Darren Sobota 74 The 1985 football season opened with high anticipation. The season turned out to be dissappointing by win loss standards, but pleasing based on individual performances. BHS again produced a team that was both respectable and competitive in the BML, and provided the fans with an exciting season. • Opponent BHS Opponent Boiling Springs 0 7 New Oxford 6 10 Gettysburg 6 32 Bermudian 14 11 Scotland 3 14 James Buchanan 19 12 Greencastle 25 0 Brunswick 0 16 Waynesboro 7 28 Littlestown 0 21 75 Football Trainers, Managers, and Cheerleaders Trainers function in an unusual situation. Whereas a coach may handle a group of ath- letes in a specific sport, the trainers deal with all athletes, engaged in all sports, throughout the year. The trainer’s duties and responsibil- ities are not confined to the training room, but extend to the gymnasium and the athletic field as well. Our trainers deal primarily with know- ing the symptoms for injuries and a knowledge of bandaging techniques, and responsibilities are not confined to the training room, but ex- tend to the gymnasium and the athletic field as well. Our trainers deal primarily with knowing the symptoms for injuries and a knowledge of bandaging techniques. Currently there are eight student trainers, with unlimited hours, serving our athletes. They arc a caring and dedicated group who serve as the right arm for the head trainer. Trainers: Mike Stoner. Kristi Snyder, Kelly Stoner. Sue VanArsdalc “Whistle while you work” The managers are the unheralded he- roes of any program. Often, they do not receive the recognition they de- serve for their hard work and efforts. The appearance and overall image projected by our teams is due to not only the team itself but mostly due to the countless, unselfish hours and en- ergy provided by our managers — the backbone of any athletic team. Our managers are members of this elite group, and we thank them for their support and help. Managers: Drew Bucher. Julie Singley, Chris Hale. Jill Grim. Dani Trostel. Andy Roberts 76 Oh, say can you sec ” A major break through! Cheerleaders are impor- tant leaders within the school and have a strong influence in guiding stu- dent conduct at games. The cheerleaders dis- played their enthusiasm through support for both the football team and the band. Top to Bottom: Missy Ortmyer. Sharon Dewecs, Michelle Kec- see. Kristi Group. Micki Slay- baugh. Wendy Durbin, Jill McKinney. Melanie Doyle. Hol- ly Moody. Anne Cullison, Heidi Owings, Hawley Mccdcr Did somebody make a basket? 77 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL FRESHMEN: Row 1 — Scan Grubbs. Don Sullivan. Randy Durbin. David Livingston. Jeff Foster, Craig Sanders. Greg Sumbury Row 2 — Tim Hibbs, Troy Lobaugh, Craig Powell, Brian Group. Brandon Parr. Tim Black, Jeff Kime. Greg Snyder EIGHTH GRADE: Row 1 — Brian Wenk, Steve Szczesniuk, Chris Knouse. Troy Bcamer. Travis Carey, Mike Heinaman, Chris Foster Row 2 — John Johnson, Brad Showers. Owen Sterner, Brian Frock, Todd Baugher. John Weller. Andy Hale, Jason Fisscl Row 3 — David Finfrock. Kevin Price, Raymond Johnson, Chris Straus- burgh. Robert Shockey. Robert Scott, Don- nie Orner SEVENTH GRADE: Row 1 — Grant Forsythe, Tom Solbcrg, Jeff Gricst, Terry Wells, Chris Keefer, Jarrod Hamilton, Curt Heller, Neil Strausbaugh. Randy Culp, Chad Smith. Ben Pitzer, Duane Keene, Ivan Richardson. Brad Rex, Chad Slothowcr. Josh Martin. Mike Lanza. Eric Woerner, Jeff Hibbs 78 FRESHMAN BHS OPP Bermudian 0 0 Scotland 24 0 James Buchannan 18 6 Waynesboro 22 20 Littlestown 6 20 New Oxford 27 7 Gettysburg 0 16 SEVENTH EIGTH GRADE BHS OPP Littlestown 12 6 Bermudian 20 6 Big Springs 18 6 New Oxford 25 8 Gettysburg 0 0 Greencastle 26 14 Faust 0 0 Front: Jodi Dettinburn. Tonya Black. Kelly Anderson. Danielle Cline. Karin Shaffer, Middle: Christi Hinaman, Shelvy Weaver, Allison Myers, Scarlet Butler. Back: Christi Slothower, Michelle Jacoby, Jeanie Foster 79 HOCKEY Row I Michelle Dougherty. Kay l.obaugh. Ginny Beal, Laura Lanza, Glenda Naylor. Theresa Harman Row 2 Dani Taylor, Nikki Cline, Danielle Myers, Kelly Stoner, Kerry Sprankle. Jodi Wcikcrt, Kelly McMaster. Deb Dougherty, Amy Asper Row 3 Mrs. Heise, Terry Black. Ariel Myers, Tammy Heller, Sue VanArsdalc, Ivonnc Sapeg. Dawn VanDyke, Gina Himes. Monica Mummert. Sharon Hoke. Mrs. Sanders 80 The 1985 hockey season was a successful season enjoyed by both the players and coaches. We cap- tured the Blue Mountain League Championship with a record of 7 wins, 0 losses, and 2 ties. The ju- nior varsity finished their success- ful season sporting a record of 4 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties. The Canner Hachers outshot their opponents 100 to 13, scoring 26 goals, and giving up only 5 goals. Congratula- tions on a successful season! Row I Wanda Stevens, Heidi Fissel, Nikki Wilkinson, Staci Byers, Katrina Har- man, Tonya Albritton, Trudy Enyeart, Heidi Rhinchart. Row 2 Mrs. Pelc. Aimee Taylor, Michelle Dietrich, Rae Ann Carey, Theresa Wolf, Shannon Atteberry, Missi Smith. Jenny Rucker, Miss Woodson. • BHS OPP. Fairfield 6 0 Waynesboro 1 1 New Oxford 2 1 James Buchanan2 0 Bermudian 2 0 Scotland 5 0 Gettysburg 5 1 Littlestown 1 0 Greencastle 2 2 81 GIRL’S TENNIS Coacb: Joe Yeck Seniors: Julie Singley, Fay Lobaugh Juniors: Kim Slonaker, Lisa Cline Sophomores: Joanne Neubcr. Lisa Myers. Wendy Miller Freshman: Jill Motter. Joy Moitcr, Paula Showers, Lena Showers Managers: Barbara Latham. Kim Shilling. Nicole Smith The Girls Tennis team won the Blue Mountain Championship this year. The girls were led by Jill and Joy Motter who were named the outstanding players of the team. The Mottcr’s. who are both Freshman qualified for districts and were seeded number one in doubles in district three. Joanne Neubcr, sophomore, was named most improved player. OPPONENT BUS OPPONENT Chambersburg 3 4 Carlisle 2 5 Harrisburg Academy 0 Littlestown 0 James Buchanan 7 0 Gettysburg 3 4 Littlestown 6 1 James Buchanan 7 0 Spring Grove 2 5 Gettysburg 4 3 Harrisburg Academy 4 3 82 Varsity Wrestling Row I: Drew Bucher. Tim Cook, Lome Peters. Dave Brandt. Mike Stoner. Todd Gardner. Daryl Miller Row 2: Brad Tate. Robbie Mauss. Mike Taylor, Randy Durbin. Jeff Mcntzcr. Doug Stoner. Brian Wcikcrt Row 3: Greg Spreklc. Scott Robey. Mark Thomas. Jeff Leinbach. Lonnie Mentzcr. Kevin Riley. Wayne McCauslin Row 4: Ron Garrison. Scott Aspcr. Brian Group. Daron Sobota. Bobby Taylor, Ron Kriel Opponents B.H.S. Opp Susquehannock 27 30 Shippensburg 40 15 Hanover 27 21 New Oxford 55 0 Delonc 49 15 Chambersburg 45 15 Scotland 61 3 Carlisle 39 21 Bermudian Springs40 18 Gettysburg 32 25 Big Spring 18 35 Greencastle 37 22 Waynesboro 24 29 Littlestown 41 8 James Buchanan 38 21 Central Dauphin 22 31 Lancaster Catholic26 30 Northern 17 32 83 seated: Melanie Doyle. Shannon Dettinburn. standing: Danielle Myers. Holly Mcedcr. Dawn Van Dyke. Gina Himes. Tanya Charles. Annette Boyer Push and Pull. Push and Pull 85 Junior High Wrestlers 1st Row: Andy Witten, Mike Bupp, Grant For- sythe, Steve Szczens- niuk, Jeff Griest. Shawn Montgomery 2nd Row: Chris Foster, Dave Livingston. Todd Baugher, Mike McCaus- lin, Jon Weller. Teddy Bell, Mike Heinaman, Jeff Foster, Chad Carey 3rd Row: Mr. Mader. Brad Showers, Donny Orner, Robert Scott, Robert Shockey, David Frinfrock. Brian Frock. Jeff Kimc, Jason Fisscl, Mr. McAuliffe 86 Boys Varsity Basketball 1st. Row: Mike Bowmastcr. Kevin Orner, Todd Mathna. Ron Showakcr 2nd. Row: David Dettinburn. Ted Fetters. Brad Unger. Paul Landauer. Nate Shaffer 3rd. Row: Coach Yeek, Steve Wilson. Curt Grim, Darryl Ryman. Tim Naylor, Fcard Rhodes. Nathan Showalter. Aaron Fat- zinger — manager Opponent Fannctt-Metal Boiling Springs Gettysburg Bermudian Fairfield Waynesboro Kennard Dale Fairfield Greencastle James Buchanan Littlestown New Oxford Scotland Gettysburg Bermudian Fairfield Waynesboro Greencastle James Buchanan New Oxford Scotland Littlestown B.H.S. OPP 50 46 54 69 32 67 40 49 63 25 38 92 37 47 64 36 57 70 40 53 54 65 59 63 53 70 45 59 44 52 47 50 50 82 38 50 52 60 50 53 46 69 62 71 What Form! 88 In terms of wins and losses, the Canners came up short. But in terms of aggressive- ness and competiveness the team was always within striking distance as they lost on the average by only ten points per game. There is hope at the horizon as next years team returns five seasoned letterman. With an inside oriented attack coupled with some off-season work habits the Can- ners will be ready to rebound and turn some of those close losses into the victory column. 89 90 JR. HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL Junior High Varsity First Row: Kevin Showaker. Jeff Myers, Craig Sanders. Gary Wilson. Eric Bowmaster. Mike Lanza Second Row: Coach Taylor, Scan Grubbs. Tim Hibbs. Bill Roberts, Raymond Johnson. Chris Strausbarg. Kevin Price, Jim Lady 91 92 SR. HIGH GIRL’S BASKETBALL Girl’s Varsity Basketball Row 1: Sheila Simpson, Jill Grim. Kerry Sprankle. Julie Singley. Donna Ogburn Row 2: Coach Brown, Theresa Harman. Chris Hale, Sue VanArsdalc, Deb Dougherty, Manager Donna Reeder •‘Where’s Magic Johnson when you need him?” The Girls basketball team completed the season with a record of five wins and sixteen losses. The team lost several close games during the season. The team was led by seniors Jill Grim, Donna Ogburn. Julie Singley, and Teresa Harman. The most Valuable Player was Teresa Harman, and sophomore Sue VanArsdale was the most improved. Donna Ogburn and Teresa Har- man were selected to play in the Blue Mountain League Senior Classic. Teresa was also elected to the Hanover Sun All- Area team. The team is looking forward to a good season next year with fifteen return- ing players. 93 Row I: Sharon Hoke. Missy Ortmyer, Dani Trostel, Heidi Owings. Tina Taylor. Row 2: Michelle Bohrcr, Heather Schmidt. Jennifer Seggcseman. Ivonnc Sa- peg Jenny Rinehart. Dusty Hartman. Monica Mum- men. BHS OPP. Boilings Springs 35 50 Gettysburg 33 32 Bermudian Springs 36 37 Fairfield 41 22 Waynesboro 27 38 Southwestern 24 55 Delone 28 39 Greencastel 38 40 James Buchanan 40 37 Littlestown 26 36 New Oxford 32 63 Scotland 29 28 Gettysburg 28 49 Bermudian Springs 40 38 Fairfield 29 47 Waynesboro 44 59 Greencastle 37 46 James Buchanan 36 52 New Oxford 34 60 Scotland 60 46 Littlestown 41 51 94 Ninth Grade Girls Basketball Row 1: Tracy Andrews. Michelle Butler. Wendy Taylor. Nicki Smith. Suzi Carter. Mrs. Grecnawalt. Row 2: Jcnni Kinneman, Jill Mottcr. Joy Motter, Shannon Attcbcrry, Sheri Smith 95 7th and 8th Grade Girls Basketball 1st Row: Kelly Anderson. Bobbie Joe Garland. Stacy Byers, Nikki Wilkinson. Kerry Hutton. Jodi Lupp, Mrs. Greenawalt. Leah Showaltcr, 2nd Row: Jill Shultz, Shannon Sprague. RacAnn Carey. Ann Carey. Jenny Shrieve. Heidi Fissel 3rd Row: Marcy Wolf. Andrea Anderson. Kathy Hoff, Kim Shil- ling. Sabrina Hyde, Tammy Roberts, 4th Row: Jackie Ortiz, Tammy Bowers, Tracey Snell. Kim McAuslin, Beth Heffner. Kamala Orlcr. Stephanie Patterson. 96 OUR YEAR IN REVIEW Senior Court Top: Stephanie Leatherman; Mike Griest Candy Sanders; Chris May Bottom: Missy Avery; Brian Lookingbill Kelly Mclntire; John Johnston 98 Traditional Maypole Dance performed by members of the Class of 90 The Jazz Band entertains the 1985 May Day audience. 99 100 Marian Peters Kristi Snyder 102 Fall Sports Banquet Words of wisdom? Mr. Yeck and Outstanding Citizen his championship team. 105 WEDDING 107 108 109 Ill SWEETHEART DANCE 114 115 GYM SHOW 116 119 121 123 MARCHING BAND PERCUSSION: Mark Shellcman, Karen Crum, Kevin Powell, Darcy Robinson, Mike Otto, Lisa Myers. Jenny Otto, Jim Wallen. Jim Lady BRASS: Mike McCauslin, Jody Mar- shall, David Dettinburn, Deb Dougherty, Joy Mottcr, Jill Motter, Tammi Lobaugh, Robin Baker WOODWINDS: Bonnie Cromer, Dawn Metz. Kendra Cashman, Michelle Dougherty, Jim Cullison, Tony Austin, Kendra Powell, Joanne Neuber, Lisa Cline, Lynn Doersom, Betsy Rothermel, Jenny Kalbaugh, Terri Neuber FRONT: Paula Showers. Karen Got- shall, Kim Pauli, Mary Garcia, Bonnie Bcamer, Karen Strausbaugh, Priscilla Garcia, Lena Showers NOT PICTURED: Mike Cook. Mike Hooten. Tiffany Weaver. Jennifer Seges- senman 124 125 BAND Row I: Lisa Cline, Miss Harris, Karen Straus- baugh Row 2: Mary Garcia, Mike Otto, Tam- mara Lobaugh. Kevin Powell Row 3: Terri Neuber. Lisa Myers, Kristi Snyder. Joanne Nueber. Dawn Metz Row 4: Kendra Powell, Gavin Myers, Robin Baker, Deb Dougherty, David Dettinburn. Katrina Skowronek Row 5: Kendra Cashman. Nate Shaffer. Michelle Dougherty, Tony Austin, Kim Pauli, Ron Kricl, Jen Segessenman COUNTY BAND Michelle Dougherty, Joanne Nueber, Kendra Powell, Terri Nueber. Lisa Myers, Mike Otto. Tony Austin (not shown) 1 Lebanon Valle) Honors Band Terri Nueber. Michelle Dougherty, Lynn Doersom. Tony Austin (not shown) 126 Senior High Chorus Row . Jcnni McKinney. Lisa Myers, Jenny Harlow. Tammi Lobaugh. Mary Garcia. Lisa Cline, Mrs. Garland Row 2: Kristi Snyder, Robin Baker. Dawn Metz, Kendra Powell Row 3: Nate Shaffer. Rebecca Gehring. Michelle Lener, David Dcttinburn. Matt Lucas, Doug Hartzel, Michelle Dougherty, Bonnie Carey, Tammy Heller County Chorus District Chorus Row I: Jenny Harlow, Robin Baker. Lisa Myers, Lisa Cline, Tammi Lobaugh. Mary Garcia. Kendra Powell Dawn Metz, Row 2: Kristi Snyder, Jenni McKinney, Michelle Lener, David Dettinburn, Matt Lucas. Michelle Dougherty. Kendra Powell 127 School Store L to R: Tammy McCoy, Lisa Kniss. Tina Shultz. Vickie Richards. Laurie Shrevc, Lcsa Fair, Missy Singlcy. Becky Stoner. Library Club Sr. Row 1 Sally Schulteis. Anita Qucsinbcrry. Susan Granee. Dave McCartney, Row 2 Donna Reeder. Mrs. Laugh- man, Danielle Myers. Dani Taylor. Nikki Cline. Katrina Skowranck, Jenny Harlow, Mary Garcia. Terri Nueber, Jennie Garretson. Michelle Lencr 128 Student Secretaries Michelle Redding. Donna Ogburn. Patty Swisher. Melissa Altice, Anne Cullison. Glenda Naylor. Lesa Fair. Laurie Shreve Sr. High BYEA Fto RT: Lesa Fair. Laurie Shreve. Penny Fleming. Wanda Lutz. Blanca Rivera, Lisa Cline. Patty Swisher. Melissa Altice. Marian Peters, Pat Bloyer. Bonnie Bcamcr. Mrs. Witten, Becky Garza. Karen Strausbaugh. Kim Pauli. Lisa Shaffer. Judy Brown, Lisa Kniss. Vicki Richards. Kendra Powell, Matt Lucas, Dave Miller, Steve Goodrich. 129 FFA Officers Row I: Kay Lobaugh. Fay Lobaugh. Tammi Lobaugh. Michelle Dougherty, Kim Oncto, Kendra Cashman. Dawn VanDyke Row 2: Mike Trimmer. Rob Woerner, Neil Tate, Jeff Taylor, Sam Redding. Woody Hart FFA Row . Mr. Hamilton, Kay Lobaugh, Tammi Lobaugh, Kim Oncto, Michelle Dougherty, Sam Redding, Kendra Cashman, Mike Trimmer, Woody Hart, Neil Tate, Jeff Taylor. Rob Woerner, Dawn VanDyke, Mr. Howell, Row 2: Leah Avery, Jon Feaster. Jim Lady. Troy Lobaugh. Jeff Kime, Tim Black, Greg Snyder. Roger Bobo. Kevin Showaker. Mary Kauffman. Pam McDaniel, Donald Sullivan, Nina Grosser, Trixy VanArsdalc. Al Cromer. Wade Becker, Marie Brumbeloe, Mike Hawn, Dennis McCauslin. Brad Tate, Scott Aspcr, Doug Stoner. Kevin Tuckey, Rob Mauss, Chris Karpcr, Brian Keefer, Priscilla Roberts, Winn Schulleis, Tobcy Paul Row 4 Bob Sprankle, Eric Eller, Dan Keene, Kevin Riley. Troy McClcaf, Ron Lupp, Clay Renoll, Kevin Kaltreider, Neil Mickley, Barry Jeffcoat, Todd Herman. Steve Karpcr 130 SPANISH CUB Sealed: Malt Barbour. Angie Keese, Pam Hawn, Melissa Hammer. Kobey Rupper!, Kerry Sprankle. Heather Schmidt. Stacey Group, Annette Boyer. Danielc Trostlc Stand Mrs. Hartman. Rebecca Gchring, Gina Himes, Michelle Bohrcr, Tammi Dennis, Dusty Hartman. Susan Wcikert Computer Club Front: Sharon Dewccs, Wendy Durbin, Scott Robey, April Kciffcr. Tammi McCoy, Mike Maclntire, Mark Thomas, Troy Smith. Teal Weaver Back: Michelle Kecsce, Jcnni McKinney. Kelly McMastcr. Bonnie Carey. Andrea Gotwalt. Micki Slaybaugh. Jenny Frock, Bob VanArsdalc, Shcilc Simpson. Kim Dick. LeeAnn Eicholtz, Derek Frank. Colby Fetter. Jeff Carey. Tony Helfrick 131 Sr. High Art Kneeling: Christy Sumbury. Alicia Amspachcr. Terri Black. Jill McKinney. Kristy Group. Standing: Theresa Harman. Bobby Taylor. Dawn Metz, Tiffany Weaver. Jenny Scgcsscman, Winn Schultcis, Gary Showers. Sr. High Photograph) Seated: Donna Ogburn, Kim Masemer. David Latham. Virginia Beal. Michelle Redding. Standing: Mr. Mader. Laura Lanza. Troy McCIcaf. Nicki Tuckcy. Brian LaMunyon. Jody Mummert. 132 Sr. High American Industrial Arts Student Association Mr. Snyder (Advisor). Duane Nieves. Tony Cline, Sherm Newberry. Charles Hawbaker. Kevin Wolfe. David Fcistcr, Doug Stoner Audia V isual Tech: Sr. High Brian Schott. Jeff Leinbach. Drew Bucher. Brian Keefer. Mr. Ceilo, Jimmy Knouse 133 SR. HIGH CLUBS Senior High Boh ling Club Row I: Doug Kane, Gary Bretzman, Steve Emlet, Brian Hoover. Jon Foster. Daron Slaybaugh. Mike Rivera. Daryl Ryman. Mike Showers Row 2: Amy Asper, Monica Mumcrt. Ivonne Sapcg, Kelly Fi- gueroa. Tracey Cease. Jenny Rosensteel. Donna Barbour. Sharon Hoke. Andrea Bcnham, Tammy Heller. Lori Weaver, Connie Wcidncr. Row 3: Dan Keene, Scott Aspcr. Tim Lafferty, Kevin Riley. Steve Wolff. Glenda Naylor, Larry Reed. Gary Bretzman. Alan Kuykendall. Wayne McCauslin. Wade Becker. Jason Belcher. Ben Hecfncr, Chuck Vogel, Doug Hartzel. David Brandt. Mike Hawn. Dennis McCauslin. Brian Weikert, Brad Bobb. Tina Taylor. Mike Otto. Brenda Guise. Tony Aus- tin r Physical Fitness Club Top Row. Heidi Owings, Craig Barnes. Mike Lucas. Tim Atteberry Bottom Row: Ted Fetters, Jenny Rinehart. Donna Myers, Eddie Domin- guez SR. HIGH CLUBS Blood Donor Front row: Duane Nieves. Jeff Taylor, Gary Bretz- man, Tony Cline, Nalhan Shaffer Back Row: Mrs. Wcaner. Robin Baker, Karen Strausbaugh. Kim Pauli, Lisa Cooley, Bonnie Bcamer, Jill Grim. Daniele Trostcl, Julie Singley. Kristi Snyder, Dawn Metz, Jenny Rinehart, Sue VanArsdalc. Annette Boyer 135 Code Blue Unit Jason Keller. Duane Nieves, Gary Bretzman, Jeff Taylor JUNIOR HIGH CLUBS ART: kneeling: Mike Cook, Kevin Powell. Carmen Ramos. Julie Frock. Scott Hall. Chris Cooley, Chris Knouse, Tonya Black. Jodi Dcttinburn, Jcnni Kuhns. Michelle Jacoby, Kami Ruppert. Christy Slothower. Lucy Vazquez. Carmen Espeola. Bounnhang Xaymountry, standing: Cindy Edenfield. Dawn Curtis. LeeAnn Beam, Kelly Wampler, Andreia Anderson, Tammy Bowers. Martha Colburn. Wayne Light. John Fiester, Jeff Light. Sean Grubbs. Shane Beamer, Paula Showers, Alena Skowronek. Cathy Miller. Tanya Wolf. LIBRARY: Michelle Lucas. Karen Gotshall. Shannon Attcbcrry. Sher- ry McCleaf. Mrs. Laughman (advi- sor), Sabrina Hyde, Brynn McCleary, Marie Brumbeloe, Christy Hcinaman. Kim Hess, Leah Avery. Judy Brown, Darla Wilson, Theresa Wolf. Mark Lcner BYEA: row 1: Connie Kuhn, Sa- brina Hall: row 2: Sandy Kauffman. Kathy Kniss, Sandy Smith. Shancse Will, Hawley Mecder, Sharon Will 136 PHYSICAL FITNESS: Tammy Bclvincs. Tammy Roberts. Heidi Fisscl, Shelley Hart- man. Nicki Smith, Kim Shilling. Michelle Die- trich. Jill Gardner, Melanie Doyle, Heidi Rhinehart. Shannon Sprague. Kelly Anderson. Bobbie Jo Garland. Nathan Showalter. Chris Herman. Tim Hibbs, Francis Wivcll. Jeff Griest, Michael Group, Eric Bowmaster. Mike Bupp. advisors: Mr. McAuliffeand Mrs. Heisc ELECTRONICS: Terry Lemlcy, John Robin- son, Jimmy Wcikert. Mr. Brown (advisor), Mike Starner. Rusty Swearman FFA: Joe Miller. Chad Carey. Chad Fetter, Jeff Myers, Eric Wocrncr, Robert Scott, Don- nie Orncr, Ethan Peters, Wanda Stevens, Missy Smith KNEELING: Chris Keefer. Ean Avery, Shawn Feister. Marci Wolf, Randa Stevens, Tina Costella. 137 SENIOR HIGH CLUBS | Varisty C lub Seniors: Theresa Harman, Wendy Durbin. Jon Cclio, Julie Sing- ley. Nathan Shaffer. Michelle Keesee. Gary Showers. Bobby Taylor. Scott Ro- bey. Donna Ogburn, Kay Lobaugh. Mi- chelle Dougherty, Tim Cook, Jim Knouse. Jill Grim, Neil Tate, Donna Myers. Jenny Frock, Sharon Dewees, Brad Unger. Huy Trinh. Doug Stoner, Brett Sobota, Fay Lobaugh. Anne Cullison Juniors: Fcard Rhoads. Kerry Sprankle. Kelly Stoner. David Dettin- burn, Darren Mellott, Barry Roth. Matt Ziegler, Andy Solberg, Greg Sprenkle. Kevin Powell, Barry Guise. Jodi Weikert, Heather Schmidt. Missy Hammer, Ron Kriel. Ricky Kuhn. Shawn Wagner. Bob VanArsdale, Ko- bey Ruppert. Deborah Dougherty, Ron Garrison, Jeff Mentzer, Daryl Ryman, Danielle Myers, Kim Slonaker. Curt Grim. Sally Schulteis, Nikki Cline, Lu- ther Dick. Ben Weaver Sophomores: Darren Sobota. Daryl Miller. Brad Bobb. Daniele Trostcl, Sue VanArs- dale, Jeff Leinbach. Ivonne Sapcg, Jen- ny Rinehart, Dawn VanDyke. Gina Himes. Joanne Neuber. Micki Slay- baugh, Jill McKinney. Scott Aspcr. Drew Bucher, Lonnie Mentzer, Ron Showakcr. Sheila Simpson, Tony Wells. Brian Weikert. Heidi Owings, Dave Brandt. Annette Boyer. Monica Mummcrt. Brad Tate, Melissa Ort- meyer, Kristy Group Freshman. Holly Moody. Joy Mottcr, Jill Motter, Haw- ley Mecder Trainers Jodi Weikert, Kristi Snyder. Kelly Stoner. Sue VanArsdale, Mike Stoner, Lisa Myers, Joanne Nuebcr 138 Senior High Clubs Weightlifting Front: Bill Belfield, Brad Unger Second Row: Bob Sprenkle. Lonnie Mcntzer, Darren Mellon, Shawn Wagner. Bob Clapsaddle. Rick Kuhn. Barry Roth. Kevin Powell. Luther Dick, Back: Fcard Rhoads. Barry Guise. Curt Grim. Ben Weaver, Wayne Williams. Matt Zeigler Weightlifting Tim Cook, Lome Peters, Daryl Miller. Brad Tate. Mike Taylor, Kevin Orncr, Todd Mathna. Wade Becker. Dave Dettinburn, Luis San- chez FCA Joanne Ncubcr. Wcndi Miller. Jill Grim. Mr. Yeck, Julie Singlcy. Tony Wells, Luis Sanchez 139 SR. HIGH CLUBS | (iderpress Staff Mrs. Paulson. Lisa Shaffer. Jennifer Harlow. Brenda Guise, Lisa Cline, April Keifer. Mary Garcia. Aaron Fatzinger. Lesa Fair. Melissa Altice, Bonnie Carey. Michelle Kecsee. Patty Swisher. Marian Peters, Laurie Shrevc, Jenny McKinney. Wendy Wolff, Julie Singlcy. Jenny Frock. Penny Fleming WlNTF.RGl ARI) Twirlers: Tracey Hartman. Kim Kccfauvcr, Crystal Renoll Rifles: Karen Strausbaugh, Jennifer Rucker. Kim Pauli, Buddy Hinkle Silks: Lena Showers. Jenny Harlow. Mary Garcia. Priscilla Garcia JAZZ BAND Row I: Linn Docrsom, Greg Laur, Tracy Snell. Kathy Funt. Robin Baker. Tammi Lobaugh. Miss Harris. Pam Wiegle Row 2: Jenny Otto Lisa Myers, Tobin Marte, Daryl Crum, Joy Mottcr, Jody Marshall. Jill Motter 140 141 SR. HIGH CLUBS Senior Student Government Kristi Snyder. Jill Grim. Jon Celio. Nathan Shaffer, Jim Knouse, Shar- on Dcwecs. Scott Robey, David Latham, Theresa Harmon, Brad Unger, Laura Lanza, Wendy Durbin. Steve Wilson. Anne Cullison. Michelle Dougherty. Kendra Powell Junior Student Government Melissa Hammer. Danette Taylor. Danielle Myers. Nikki Cline. Jodi Weikert. Kerry Sprankle. Kelly Stoner, Terri Ncuber. Bob VanArsdale, Curt Grim. Feard Rhoads, Ron Garrison. Kobcy Ruppcrt, Shawn Wag- ner. Greg Sprankle Sophomore Student Government Wendy Miller. Jill McKinney. Missi Ortmeyer, Kristy Group. Micki Slaybaugh, Daniclc Trostcl, Annette Boyer, Heidi Owings, Sue VanArs- dale, Jenny Rinehart. Susan Nimmon. Drew Bucher. Mike Stoner. Dar- ren Sobota. Todd Gardner. David Brandt. Scott Asper, Daryl Miller, Mark Thomas, Kendra Cashman, LeeAnn Eicholtz, Sue Weikert, Dawn Metz, Sheila Simpson Sr. High Honor Society Deb Dougherty, Missy Hammer. Dani Taylor, Lisa Cooley. Bret Sobota. Fay Lobaugh, Kelly Stoner. Nicki Tuckey, Susan Grancc, Jenni Garret- son, Kay Lobaugh. Mike Bowmastcr, Kristy Snyder, Lance Hammer. Jenny Frock, Jenny McKinny, Matt Ziegler. Miss Targonski, Bob Van- Arsdale. Barry Roth, Steve Wilson. Robin Baker. Sharon Dewccs. Wen- dy Durbin. Mike Trimmer 142 JR. HIGH CLUBS Eighth Grade Student Government Sabrina Hyde. Kim McCauslin, Frecmont Hinkle. Jason VanDyke. Tom Wei glc. Greg Culp. Daryl Crum. Anthony Boring. Lee Laughman NINTH GRADE STUDENT GOVERNMENT Darcy Robinson. Jenny Otto, Bonnie Cromer. Karen Crum. Joy Motter. Haw- ley Mccder. Conchi Rivera, Mark Shelleman. Brian Offutt. Mike McCauslin. Eric Bowmastcr. Tim Hibbs JR. HIGH HONOR SOC IETY “N Lisa Myers, Mike Stoner. Kendra Cashman. Dave McCartney. Tammy Heller. Darren Sobota. Sheila Simpson. Robert Wocrncr. Heidi Owings. Joanne Neuber. Sue Nimmon. Brian Weikert. Jill McKinney. Doug Hartzel. Jeff Leinbach. Ron Showakcr, Lori Weaver. Sue VanArsdalc. Jenny Rinehart J” Tim Hibbs. Hawley Mccder. Karen Crum, Sherri Smith, Carmen Ramos, Shannon Dcttinburn, Joy Motter, Sharon Shaffer. Anne Brennan. Bonnie Cromer. Jennifer Kalbaugh, Elizabeth Rolhcrmcl, Jill Motter. John Morton. Kristen Strailc, Darcy Robison H” Tracy Snell, Kathy Funt. Pam Weigle. Kim Shilling. Kim Kecfauver. Kristi Fazenbaker. Jodi Dcttinburn. Jason Van Dyke, Nathan Ebbert. Daryl Crum, and Greg Laur S Dani Cline. Jody Marshall. Buddy Hinkle, Scarlett Butler. Eric Bow master. Greg Sumbury, Jenny Otto. Christy Slothower. Gary Wilson. Mike McCauslin, Michelle Bohrer. Kevin Powell, Mary Garcia, April Kiefer, Ms. Targonski 143 JR. HIGH CLUBS JR. HIGH BAND Row I: Linn Docrsom, Jenny Kalbaugh, Betsy Rothermel, Kim Keefauver. Karen Crum. Darcy Robinson. Sabrina Hyde. Paula Showers. Jenny Otto, Bonnie Cromer Row 2: Steve Szczesniuk. Lena Showers, Kevin Powell, Ariel Myers, Kathy Hoff, Tony Boring. Shelvy Weaver. Michele Wyatt, Crystal Rcnoll, Lee Wilkinson. Tracey Snell. Mike Cook, Mike Hooten. Randy Culp, Kathy Funt, Greg Culp, Troy Lobaugh, Tabetha Holmes, Tina Goodrich. Bobbie Sue War- ren. Peggy Sue Storm, Nikki Wilkinson. Lisa Orner, Ann Carey. Jim Lady. Alena Skowronek. Bryan Wenk, Jenny Kinneman. Miss Harris Row 3: Randa Stevens, Pam Wciglc. Greg Laur, Kristina Austin. Todd Murtoff, Mark Shelleman, Jim Wallen. Marcy Wolf, Craig Powell, Danny Kriel. Jim Cullison, Jill Motter, Joy Mottcr, Daryl Crum, Jody Mar- shall, Mike McCauslin. Tobin Marti, Eddie Miller, Brian Laughman, Greg MeGough. Leah Showalter. Jodi Lupp. Amy Welker COUNTY BAND Row I: Jennifer Kalbaugh. Lynn Doersom, Bonnie Cromer, Jenny Otto Row 2: Daryl Crum. Mark Shelleman. Jim Wallen. Jody Marshall Row 3: Jamie Cullison. Dan Kriel, Greg Laur, Mike Hooten 144 JR. HIGH CLUBS COUNTY CHORUS Row I: Jennifer Kalbaugh. Kristen Straile, Holly Moody, RaeAnn Carey, Stacy Byers, Row 2: Todd Murtoff, Tina Sterner. Karen Crum, Kristi Fazenbaker. Pam Weigle. Leigh Catchings, Betsy Rothermcl Row 3: Daryl Crum. Tony Boring, Jim Wallen, Mark Shcllc- man JR. HIGH CHORUS Row I: Jeannie Foster. Leigh Catchings, Michelle Jacoby. Trudy Enyeart, Bobbie Sue Warren, Jennifer Shreve. Terry Wells. Todd Murtoff. Jarrod Hamilton. Richard Yeager. Mark Lcncr. Stacy Byers, Sheila Kane. Kassy Dalby. Bobbie Jo Garland Row 2: Cathy Swisher, Jenny Otto, Pam Weigle, Shannon Sprague, Kristi Fazenbaker. Karen Crum, Darcy Robinson. Christy Heinaman, Mark Peters, Steve Szczesniuk, Brad Rex. Greg Laur, Ben Pitzer, Jill Gardner. Allison Myers. Mindi Small, Pam Mays. Julie Frock, Crystal Speelman, Kelly Anderson Row 3: Michelle Lucas. Tabetha Holmes. Tina Sterner. Kim Kecfauvcr. Tanya Charles. Jenny Livingstone. Anne Bren- nan, Jason Fetter, Andy Hale, Daryl Crum. Dominic Engle- bert. Chuck Turner, Norbcrto Franco, Chuck Nix. Bonnie Cromer. Jodi Dettinburn. Heidi Fissel, Crystal Renoll. Jill Shultz, Tina Goodrich. Tonya Black Row 4: Karin Shaffer, Cindy Edenfield. Dawn Curtis, Karen Gotshall. Jennifer Kalbaugh. Priscilla Garcia. Jenny Rucker, Amy Welker, Betsy Rothermcl. Suzi Carter, Mark Shelle- man. Kevin Price, Jim Wallen, John Morton, Tony Boring. Holly Moody, Tracey Snell, Tracy Andrews. Kristen Straile, Kelly Wampler. Michelle Light. Leah Showaltcr. Leah Avery, RaeAnn Carey, Tracey Hartman Jr. High Clubs Jr. High Weightlifting Raymond Johnson. Craig Powell, Gary Schultz. Tim Black, Al Cromer. Brandon Parr, Row 2 Andy Witten, Johnny Johnson, David Finfrock, Jason Fisscll. Jeff Foster, Jeff Myers, Garrett Jacoby, Stan Sanchez, Row 3 Ted Bell. Graig Slothour, Greg McGough, Toby Paul, Mike Heineman, Craig Sanders. Jamie Bly. Junior High Weightlifting Row one Dwayne Keene. Lee Laughman, Andy Schriver. Chad Smith. Kelly Ru- prcrt, Niel Strausbaugh. Ivan Richardson. Row 2: Brian Alexander. Chris Foster, Todd Vos. Shawn Dolyc. George Riley, Cory Showers Row 3. Billy Price, Chris Srausbarg, Billy Beal. Don South, Tony Forsthc, W'ayne Group. Dennis Ruth. Scott Sharrah. Spanish Club Row I. Shilla Cane. Kassy Dalby, Tobin Marty, Heidi Nimmon Row 2: Jeannie Foster, Trudy Enyeart, Jodi Lupp, Wendy Taylor, Tara Gilbert. Row 3: Anne Brennan. Jenny Livingston, Jenny Rucker. Allison Myers, Stephenic Paterson. Susie Carter. Row 4: Sue Helm, Anisia Sapcg. Betty Klingler, Scarllet Butler. Camela Oylcr. Row 5: Jackie Ortaz, Christie Spellman. Dani Cline. Priscilla Garcia Row 6: Shannon Dettinburn. Tonya Charles, Mark Peters, Eddie Valentine, Beth Hefner. 146 JR. HIGH CLUBS Computer Club Row I Randy Culp. Greg Culp. Cathy Funt, Jim Cullison. Jason Vandyke. Luis Talpes. Freemont Hinkle Row 2: Lena Showers, Peggy Sue Storm. Lou Robertson. Jennifer Kinneman, Joy Mottcr. Jody Marshall. Mike McCauslin, Jill Mottcr. Kitty Taylor. Greg Naylor Row 3. Greg Sumberry. Greg Taylor. Ariel Myers, Cari Newton. Computer Club Brad Leatherman. Owen Stoner. Chris Spangler. Leigh Catchings. Pam Mays. Kristin Fa enbaker. Jason VanDykc. Greg Naylor. Buddy Hinkle. Sharon Roberts, Brian Offutt. Jeannie Plank. Kathey Ness, Brad Kroushour. Anson Malfaire. John Miller. Scan Montgomery. Junior High Bowling Club Row I: Sharon Roberts. Tammy Lupp. Bo Kuhn, Tim Jeffcoat. Grant Forsythe. Dan Kricl, Troy Lehman. Tom Wcigle. Josh Martin. Troy Beamer. Bryan Wcnk. Kurt Heller, A1 Hccfncr, Travis Carey. Row 2: Mike Hootcn, Chris Robertson, An- gie Hawbaker, Mary Kauffman. Pam McDaniel. Tanya Albritton. Roy Hayes. Elwood Yohc, Chris Taylor. Jeff Hibbs, Dave Marshall. Malt Johnston. Clint Atha, Todd Baughcr. Eddie Miller. Dan Helm. Row 3: Mr. Taylor. Michelle Wyatt, Kris Austin. Ann Carey. Tanya Steele, Aimmc Taylor, Yvonne Smith. Venna Weaver, Don Wallace. Jay Thomas, Kim McCaus- lin. Tim Naylor. Robert Schockcy, Jeff Myers. Nate Ebbcrt. Tom Newberry. Allen Raymond, Brad Showers. Dave Livingston. Cheryl Redding 147 148 6tM 2 X v Psuxi • XJov CJs 4 Jj V f wJ $ I ' .JJ'ncJ'r § Uteo AHIVOO____________________ Melissa Allice — May your future hold all the joy and happiness that you have always given to us. We are proud of you. Love you lots. Love always. Mom, Dad, and Judy. Tony Austin — Congratulations! You've worked long and hard for this day. Keep your eyes and heart on the Lord and your future will be blessed with happiness. Love, Mom, Dad, and Kris. Robin Baker — Congratulations on a job well done. Best wishes to you and the members of the 1986 graduating class. Louise and Robert Baker. Donna Barbour — Congratulations Donna! We wish you the best of luck and happiness in the future. Love, your Mom and Dad. Virginia Beal — Congratulations. “Chicky.” you made it! We love you and are proud of you beyond words. Aim high in life, have faith, be strong and of good courage. Best of luck in all your endeavors and may all your tomorrows be beautiful. Love Mom and T.A. Bonnie Carey — Congratulations Bonnie! May you find richness and happiness in your future endeavors. Love Mom, Dad, Jeff and Rae Ann. Jon Celio — Congratulations son! We are proud of you and your achievement. Many thanks to your teachers and coaches. Lisa Cooley — Congratulations. Best wishes and good luck in the future. We're very proud of you. Love always. Mom, Dad, and Chris. Jenny Frock — Congratulations! We’re proud of you. Best of luck in all you do. Love, Mom and Dad. Jill Grim — Congratulations, Jill. We are proud of you. We wish you success as you pursue your future goals. We love you. Dad and Mother. Doug Kane — Congratulations, Doug! We wish you suc- cess and happiness in all you do. Love, Mom and Dad. Ronnie Lupp — Congratulations Ron! May you strive and achieve happiness and success in your future. We love you. Mom and Dad. Wayne McCauslin Be yourself. Don’t be afraid to do what is right for you. Take time to enjoy each day. Wishes for love and happiness. Mike, Mom and Mitch. Troy McCleaf — Congratulations Troy! We wish you a very healthy, happy future and hope your dreams come true. Love Mom, Dad, Randy and Sandy. Jenni McKinney — We are very proud of your accom- plishments. Keep your priorities in order and continue doing your best. Lot of Love, Mom and Dad. Jeff Morton — You are truly special. We are very proud of your achievements, and grateful for the way you have enriched our lives. We wish you the very best life has to offer. With our love always. Dad, Mom, Grandma, and John. Duane Nieves — Congratulations Duane! I’m very proud of you. May the future hold much love, happiness and success for you. Love, Mom. Jeffrey Owings — Congratulations Jeff. We are all very proud of you. You’re the greatest son anyone could ever have. The best in life is just around the corner and you will find it. Love Mom and Heidi. Marian Peters — Congratulations on your graduation. We hope for your continuing success in your lifetime. Love Mom and Dad. 158 Kendra Powell — We are very proud of you and we love you. Dad. Mom, and Kevin. Michelle Redding — Your Dad and I are very proud of you and your senior class. Good Luck. Love, Mom. Larry Reed — You make us so proud to be your parents. Good luck on all your future goals. Mom and Dad. Donna Reeder — We are proud that you are our daughter. We love you very much. Love Mom and Dad. Nathan Shaffer — As you go out into the world, don’t let it change you. Continue to bring sunshine into the lives of others as you have into ours. Love, Mom and Dad. Laurie Shreve — Congratulations Laurie. Happiness is wanting what you have, not having what you want. You have made us so proud and glad that you’re ours. Love Mom and Dad. Julie Singley — Congratulations Julie! We wish you all the joy and happiness that you have always given us. We love you! Mom and Dad. Gary Showers — We have great faith in you and know that you can do anything, you just have to want it bad enough. Good luck. Mom, Dad, Paula, and Matt. Troy Smith — You’ve made me very proud. 1 wish you all the happiness your heart can hold. Love, Mom. Kristi Snyder — We are very proud of the wonderful young woman you have become. May you always be hap- py and fulfilled in the exciting years ahead. Love, Dad. Mom and Greg. Bret Sobota — Your pride, committment and determina- tion to succeed has made us proud. May all your endeavors bring you peace and happiness in the future. We love you. Mom, Dad, and Darren and Justin. Doug Stoner — Congratulations Doug to a terrific son. We are very proud of you. Best of luck in your future. Love, Mom, Dad and Pete. Karen Strausbaugh —Congratulations to a wonderful daughter and terrific sister. Wishing you all the best for the future and your happiness. Love, Mom, Dad, Neil, and Tara. Patty Swisher — Sorry we had to push so hard to get you started but when you did you took off and did great. Love, Mom and Dad. Neil Tate — Congratulations to a wonderful son for the hard work you have done. We love you and wish you happiness and success in the future. Love, Mom, Dad and Brad. Jeff Taylor — Congratulations and best wishes in the future. We’re proud of you. Love, Mom. Dad, Dave, and family. Nicki Tuckey — Congratulations! Best of luck in all you do. Love you. Mom and Bob. Stephen Wilson — You are such a joy to us. Always do your best and success will be yours. Love, Mom, Dad, Gary and Ben. Wendy Wolff— Congratulations to a very special daugh- ter. You mean so much to me and have made me so proud of you. I love you. Love, Mom. Curt Wolford — Curt. We, your parents, are proud of you. You have made our lives so rich and blessed by your being part of our family. Mom and Dad. 159 FLOOR COVERINGS APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE BIGLERVILLE HOME CENTER Complete Interior Needs PHONE (717) 677-7101 KITCHENS Electrical Contracting Appliance Service KLINEFELTER ELECTRIC Box 552 Biglerville, PA 17307 Phone: 677-7227 PAUL DOUGHERTY, OWNER Just One Mile South of the Biglerville Square Sundance Kid Hair Salon Tanning Parlor 153 Carlisle St. Gettysburg, PA. 17325 334-1832 When You’re Ready for Something New and Exciting---You’re READY FOR Sundance! When only the Best will do! Call Today! THE GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK— Your EXTRA SERVICE Bank Our Locations: GETTYSBURG- Yorfc Street and West Street GRANO VIEW TERRACE BIGLERVILLE CARROLL VALLEY LITTLESTOWN Open Sunday at 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 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(Sheaffer) Pitzer Register of Wills and Recorder of Deeds of Adams County Class of “54 B.H.S. Ho tv- W oiv ALL BREED GROOMING New Modern Facility Full Line of Pet Supplies HAIRCUT • BATH i NAILS CLIPPED • EARS CLEANED 677-6541 Q RD 2 BIGLERVILLE (RT 234 2 mi West ol RgM) PA KUHN TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. P.O. Box 98 Gardners, PA 17324-0098 Phone: 677-8141 167 BENDERSVILLE GARAGE Complete Auto Repair Specialists Major Minor Repairs Foreign — Domestic State Inspection AAA Service Bendersville, PA Phone: 677-8737 RICE AUTO SALES Bank Financing Bendersville, PA 17306 Phone: 677-6464 Like-New Used Cars 7huZ] aSut. cA.P.M. Jnc. ZJrue Value Hardware kf Home Center GETTYSBURG ST R O BOX 307 ARENDTSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA 17303 717-S77-61SI Linwood Starner Insurance Best Wishes to the Class of “86” Linwood Starner 861 Peach Glenn-Idaville Rd. Gardners, PA. 17324 677-6974 DANNER’S INC. m Pf A|. TOP DWIGHT E. KUNTZ SPORTING GOODS 621 Quaker Run Rd. Aspers, PA 17304 Guns — Scopes — Ammo Hunting Accessories Reloading Equipment Supplies “We Discount Everything, Everyday! SHOWERS TREE FARM Live Cut Pine Trees R.D. 1 Box 2 Aspers. PA 17504 Phone: 677-8881 Kuykendall's Market Main Street Arendtsville, PA. 17303 Phone: 677-8437 INSURANCE BONDING STORM'S AUTO PARTS Automotive Supplies 615 Carlisle Road Biglerville, PA. 17307 Donald R. Storm, Owner Phone 717-677-9391 REAL ESTATE Biglerville, PA East Berlin, PA 677-8733 259-7122 MYERS AND SWANSON SPRAYERS SALES ANO SERVICE ARENDTSVILLE GARAGE ARENOTSVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA PHONE (717) 677-7416 168 ABC Productions Inc. congratulates the Class of 1986 at Biglerville High School Aspers, PA Arlington, VA. ABC Productions, Inc. Gettysburg, PA. San Francisco, CA. Philadelphia, PA. Store Hours — Mon.-Thurs. 9-8 Fri. — 9-9. Sat. 9-5 Staub's Sales Service LIFELINE PHARMACY S. Main St. Biglerville. PA. 17307 Phone 677-6600 Next To Kennies Mkt. We Have Now Computerized Our Pharmacy — We Can Give Tax Or Insurance Receipts Our Motto: Go The Extra Mile. We Care About Your Health Apples Peaches Pears Plums PITZER BROS. FRUIT FARMS. INC. Serving the area since 1977 ARENDTSVILLE. PA. • 717-677-8444 HOURS: MON. FRI. 8 AM-6 PM. SAT 8 AM-3 PM LADY TAYLOR BODY SHOP, INC. Towing Wrecking Service 2293 Heidlersburg Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phone: (717) 528-4196 VJclUlCI IN.Cl. Aspers, PA. 17304 Phillip M. Pitzer (717)677-7716 John R. Pitzer (717)677-8618 1 Mile West of Route 15 on Route 234 Complete Auto Truck Body Shop Facilities 169 A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The graduating class of 1986 expresses many sincere thanks to the administra- tion, faculty, staff, parents, and to all others who have contributed to our education while we were students in the Upper Adams School District. We have greatly benefited academically as well as through the extra-curricular activities offered. It is through your efforts that we have been prepared to enter the future. We appreciate all that has been done for us. I have been class president for the past six years and have felt priveleged to serve in that capacity. My fellow classmates have cooperated well and their support has been greatly appreciated. I would like to wish the best of luck in the future to all of the class of ‘86’ C hh'f Bye-bye! 171 1986 Mirror Staff 1st Row: Kay Lobaugh, Jill Grim, Laura Lanza, Nikki Cline, Tammi Lobaugh, Michelle Lener, Rebecca Gehring 2nd Row: Ms. Smith (advisor). Curt Wolford, Bret Sobota (editor), Deborah Dougherty (assistant editor) 3rd Row: Fay Lobaugh, Ginny Beal, Tony Austin, Ron Kriel, David Dettinburn, Lisa Cooley, Michelle Dougherty, Jennifer Segessenman, Michael Bowmaster, Wendy Miller, Terri Neuber We would also like to thank the following people and acknowledge staff members not present in the picture: Mrs. Cline, Chris Hale, Robin Baker, Nate Shaffer, Dawn Metz, Jenny Rhinehart, Bob VanArsdale, Nickey Tuckey, Barry Jeffcoat, Neil Mickley, Mark Lener, Theresa Harman, Monica Mummert 172 9 BOY’S TENNIS Row I: Daryl Miller. Drew Bucher. Jeff Myers. Jody Marshall. Greg Sumbury, Brad Bobb. Kevin Powell Row 2: Coach Miller, David Dcttinburn. Brian Schott. Ben Hecfner, Jeff Morton. Andy Sol- berg. John Morton 1 BASEBALL Using formulas to figure out the scores???? i 1 Can I run now?? '1 T They never told me that LITTLE LEAGUE would be this tough! VARSITY BASEBALL: Row I: Steve Wilson, Nate Shaffer. Doug Stoner. Kevin Wolfe Row 2: Lonnie Mentzer. Kevin Orner. Craig Sanders. Alan Kuykendall. Brian Weikert, Ron Showaker Row 3: Jeff Hibbs, Jeff Mentzer. Craig Barnes, Ted Fetters, Greg Sprcnklc UGH! THATs a signal? Can we go home now???? Softball Ron I: Fay Lobaugh, Theresa Harman. Jill Grim. Julie Singley. Kay Lobaugh. Donna Og- burn, Glenda Naylor Ron 2: Deborah Dougherty. Kelly McMastcr. Blanca Rivera. Jill Motter. Joy Motter. Nikki Cline. Tammy Dennis. Barbara Latham Row 3: Coach Grecnawalt, Kim Dick. Wanda Lutz, Jenny Kinneman. Tammy Heller. Nina Grosser, Kim Slonaker. Karen Crum, Coach Anthony 3 Homcrun Swing! Speedy ready for the signal. Home after a jog around the bases. Row 1 — Lcana Showers, Francis Wivcll. Anthony Helfrick, David Livingston. Tony Wells, Ron Garrison. Scott Robey, Car- melo Dominquez. Randy Durbin, Allison Myers Row 2 — Heidi Fissel. James Lady. Matt Zeigler. David Brandt. Dennis McCauslin. Shawn Wagner. Robert Clapsaddlc. Mike Taylor, Greg Taylor. Jeannean Foster Row 3 — Coach McAuliffc, Tim Naylor. Gary Showers. Nate Showaltcr, Mike McCauslin. Darren Sobota, Scan Grubbs, Curt Grim. Barry Guise, Jon Cclio, Mark Thomas. Ben Weaver. Barry Roth. David Latham 4 GIRL’S TRACK Row I — Christy Sumbury, Micki Slaybaugh. Conchi Rivera. Mary Garcia. Daniele Trostcl, Kelly Stoner. Kerry Sprankle Row 2 — Jenni McKinney. Michelle Kcesee. Jenny Kalbaugh. Susan Wcikert. Jenny Frock. Monica Mummcrt, Kelly Anderson Row 3 Bobbie Jo Garland. Heidi Owings. Angie Keesec. Bonnie Carey. Ivonne Sapeg. Lee Ann Eicholtz. Sue VanArsdale, Sheila Simpson. Mr. Brown 5 SPRING CONCERT Singing Trumpets Trapped Jr. High Plays it Well 7 Chorus Celebrates America Celebrate America Home on the Range? Here’s Johnny Where’s the beach? 8 Their Hearts Were Young and Gay It can't be that bad. Seasick. Tony? MAYDAY COURT Senior Representatives Gary Showers; Sharon Dewees Senior Representatives Ronnie Lupp; Nicki Tuckcy V i i Senior Representatives Troy Smith; Laura Lanza Junior Representatives Barry Guise; Kelly Stoner Junior Representatives Bob VanArsdalc; Missy Hammer Mayday King and Queen Gary Showers; Laura Lanza Sophomore Representatives Crown Bearer and Flower Girl Darren Sobota; Shelia Simpson Travis Smith; Julie Cromer Sophomore Representatives Scott Asper; Danielc Trostel 10 11 • • • 1986 PROM Prom King and Queen Prom court 12 A Night To Remember Ron “Travolta” The “Hardman Shuffle” “Watch your step. sir. 13 1986 GRADUATION VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Lance Hammer Steve Wilson 14 15 16 . m