Cedar Cliff High School - Cedar Log Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 302 of the 1973 volume:

I x i v . I v I the 1973 cedar log Cedar Cliff High School Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Volume XIV y.we?51J..f5xyg4sw,k..:4 .i....' - 12.-.Jima-r1fq'3ff1 ',A.f,.' ,fugiillfn '?b4?3ui2 l2'b5?5i vm f-fan 64255151 N f' na 4 -- -.- - . vw ,gsm 9 3 . Qii T, 527' -'f . .QM .2 ff 'f Pb-y 1 , ,,.,:, '? 6-5'1':?t?iQ? w'- '- ,,4,...,- H' Abi-I zgifkifg .K ul. hiv, Q' F i. 'f ' .5 gnu '1 Xi .5 1 xg., 1 ' 1- wi? ' . :E ,Q R fk if if f ?'x?293?'3 ,gf mf UQ lv ew K A ' '51 :P fl f' ll' J 1 -Q21 'QW M 'il ff? I 2 , ' If , . 53 .1 3191. ,I Q T' 'W 59752915 Aix fi . .L fr -exww. . wi-' 1 1'Y4ie:w:t-if'-w-s'p:'5'M I ...,,.x, ., , .::n1- mv- ' --fm I' 14-q,ii5:nz:X2,5Yif'f-f-:Pri 5' Z wzw .ZW-3 f 4. - .-nq.-7 '7' 5 -1-K si:5?7 55?i':. af . 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Senior Index ........ ...... Faculty Index . . . .. . . gf? f x'-' .. . RA QMS xiii' if X Q . -- K X 1 . . K .aww . P-as ,A ., Q 'Q . ES . r Q5 A-sh ' s 1e,R .4 :Q V Mapa? 1 1 'Q' 5 ffifia 2, if E. ,qw 5 ff if Q cw - iq 1' -' ' 1 - 1 i f x Sadie haWkin's dance apr. fs. NMI X Y Q Wx, 'bw 5 S rw A .mn 'VW' Q Q Y X ag k a...f if - E1 N1 U ff: 'DH' hw . V, youth festival Elected Teen Representative for the Youth Festival this year was Tina Clark. She represented C.C. in a fashion show at the Harrisburg East Mall and at the Festival. For the first time, dress was informal for the Festival held at the Zembo Mosque on November 24, 1972. The groups that played were Sct Bag, The Legends, Big City Music Band, and Tom Darlington and his Orchestra. The proceeds from the festival, a total of 53,- 540, went to the Hershey Medical Center to purchase a centrifuge for hemophiliacs. iv My J homecoming Dawn jenkins reigned as Cedar Cliff's 1972 Homecoming Queen. She was crowned by Mr. Edwards, during half- time of a stunning 49-16 victory over Carlisle. when members of the Homecoming Court were presented. In addition to the game and its festivities, the traditional Homecoming Dance was sponsored by Student Coun- cil. This was held in the cafeteria with music by the Frank DiNunzio Orchestra. Traditional yellow mums set the mood for an evening of romance capped by the re-crowning of the queen by Dave Cox. student council v.p. at go Q , Q I 1 11 V x., 4 . , Q is N ' 'wi K 0 , 'J' 1 4, 3 X9 4. AV- 'f214f A 'KT .14 'If ix . sf' 'fa-G fi X x K 1,1 af f mf-- M KY ii? M f-.: f win. 1,- QW . -ev ' , , .,g,:, K be S as , W . Fs,,w--X K-Ss' if :?iig2..f ,ff Dave Cox, Steve Smith, Lisa Vogel, and Bev Crockett had the major roles in this year's senior class play. The Crucible. It was presented on Thursday, December seventh, and Friday, December eighth. The play, written by Arthur Miller, took place in the early eighteenth century in Salem, Massachusetts, and dealt with witches and the mysterious powers they had over the people in a small town. Directed by Mrs. juditz and student direc- tor Marcia Horting. the cast and crew put on a memorable performance. the Crucible ES ig XV ,Q 3 .,,5f -M,E Q I' 5 sf!! is W 'L if Qt-f I iw . EfA A as , E .P . 4. g - - I 1 , x X,QI ,u Q ny A N ,mg aiaff .5 if-n J. 1 1 l ' if Q x'.'x6r 1 M ,h X41 b X Q S 2. 53 wld? Y 'UNK w mill ,asfs e'Q 'W . is the golden fleecing On the evenings of March 1 and 2, the stage was lit for the junior class play, The Golden Fleeoing. Making his debut as a director at Cedar Cliff was Mr. Steve Spiese, assisted by student director jenny Little. The play was a comedy about how two naval officers attempt to make a killing at a roulette table in Venice us- ing their ship's computer. Leads jeff Williams, Greg Hitchin. Dave Long. and Brenda Smith were sup- ported by Becky Nestor, Mike Grabauskas. john Leverentz, Tom Long. Don Shoemaker, Vernon Asper, Doug Allan. and Jim Duke. vo-tech In each year of its existence the Cumberland-Perry Area Vocational - Technical School attracts more Cedar Cliff students to its enrollment. This year 123 students attended courses in 26 various skills, ranging from such subjects as Distributive Education to Civil Technology. By majoring in one of these fields, students gain a technical background in their specific trade. They also spend half the day at Cedar Cliff, tak- ing courses required for gradua- tion. A broad general education and additional vocational train- ing prepare the student for a specific career. w...,s.mW 'MW z df Adilwiw may WW wm-Q., 41 14 M Q- fi. : n foreign exchange students This year's foreign exchange program at Cedar Cliff was a double delight. Staying with the Koehler family was Viola Gerdes, from Germany. The other ex- change student was Olga Gon- zalez, from Guatemala, who lived with the Fletcher family. Both of these girls acclimated themselves very Well to the American way of life and were involved in many of the school's activities. Not only have Vi and Olga benefited from this worthwhile program, but all Who came into Contact with them will have fond memories that go beyond national boundaries. My This year's competition play Was The Boot, a farce by Chekhov. It was presented at Cedar Cliff on Saturday, January 27, and starred Nancy Kraft, Dave Cox, and Brian Stoppe. The play com- peted with six others in the District Six Drama Festival. hosted this year by Cedar Cliff. Mrs. Juditz Was faculty producer and director, While Helene Christopher served as student director, and John Uehlein was musician. The play was performed in various other competitions, including the Arts Festival at H.A.C.C. in May. 26 ii the boor hllsrwsiwx xv-Nsem.s..,,u. Ne'lw-v......g.,.,,, HDL wa i br evaluation Thorough planning and preparation by both ad- ministration and staff, with Mrs. Kirkpatrick serving as chairman. Cedar Cliff com- pleted a difficult and timely self-evaluation. A visiting committee, selected by the Commission on Secondary Schools. spent three days ex- amining Cedar Cliff's self- evaluation in terms of its philosophy and objectives and according to the extent to which the school meets needs of students and the community. From obser- vations made, the committee expressed twelve specific commendations and three recommendations. Evalua- tions are conducted every ten years by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. in. in ilk, J, 1 WW, iw ,, 9, wg wi W 1 . QQ a.lai-151 J cafeteria staff 1-.I Dawn Spangler, Lorene Potteiger, Emma Roller, Elsie Shell, Naomi Richcreek, Mary Richards, Alice Shadle, Doris Zorn, Ruth Ann Sheaffer. custodial staff Night Custodians. Ellen Schreiber. Dorcas Rehm. Charlotte Stafford. Mary Ellen Kerstetter. Esther Barlup. 28 gli Day Custodians. Earl Kitner, Bill Hirsch. Head Evening Custodian. Samuel Kitner Custodian. secretarial staff Z-fm '44-4 43 . 'a S . 3 D S S Wwfrw '4i nw. . ,M ,,,,. ,,,, ,,,,:l. ml ...L Dorothy M. Hess Debbie R. Murphy 85 Jeanne I... Hessler ,Yew xx ff . x ,we . wee V .aes-X' .nr .. Frances E. Hale SL Dorothy E, Critchley Kathleen A. Milakovic 29 seniors X 4 , 'Q 9, yg .,Q,1.A,f,,5 .FV X 1,e,, f 413' QQ ff 'K 6 win-ia. QM ki' fin.-n , 3,1 3 M , Q N 144' fb is, seniors JYL DUNHAM ABBOTT ROBERT KEATH ADAMS ROBERT SCOTT ADAMS Academic Bit Academic Bob Academic Rob A3 MARYANN ALLISON CHRISTOPHER ALAN ALTENBURG TERRI AMIG Academic Maryann Academic Chris Art Terri THERESA ELAINE APA Stenographic Terri MARGARET CECILIA AUFIERO Academic Meg RICHARD C. AUSTIN Academic Rick if' QP nw MARK ADJAN SAM ALBRIGHT SHARON LEE ALLEN General Cid General Sam Academic Sharon' WYI 3D wa.. nu '1 'N ' MICHAEL CRAIG ANDERSON LAURA ELLEN ANDRIESSE RICHARD DRYDEN ANGRIST Academic Sparky Academic Laurie Academic Rick SONIA KAY BAHNER FOREST REEVES BAKER LESTER EUGENE BAKER II Academic Sonia Academic Forest General Les' SCOTT ANTHONY BAKER MARY CAROL BALLANTINE Academic Scott Academic Mary 'A 107' ,Ns 401 BONNIE LOUISE BARTOL PAMELA JEAN BASHORE SAMUEL W. BAUM SUSAN JAYE BAYLISS Art Bonnie Academic Pam Academic Sam Academic Sue' ROBERT WERNER BERNSTEIN MARY KAY BERTRAM FREDERICK PAUL BIERY III ROBIN DENISE BIGGS Academic Bob Academic Kay Academic Fred Stenographic Rob ELIZABETH ANN BARNES Academic Beth ,A ,, L ' -3551 C xiii, f ' Y 05? do A MARK ALLAN BEITZEL Academic Mark BARBARA ANN BIHL Academic Barb in -b.,-f' were-nv' W-mf 4. 3 ai 1 CAROL ANN BARNETT DEBRA J. BARNETT BRADLEY WRAY BARR Stenographic Carol General Deb Academic 'ABFBCY' ACF afwrvx NN STEVEN DONALD BERNARDI Academic Steve Nei fiuuv' ' 1 ---.. f. .. ff wp if NANCY F, BINK Academic Bink 3 5 yn. JAMES CRAIG BITTLE BRAD STEWART BOCK DENISE EILEEN BOOSE PATRICIA ANN BORTNER Academic jim Academic Pasta Academic Dennie General Pat K 1'lI! 'i DEBORAH ANN BOYER GARY LEE BRETZ THOMAS ANDREW BRINLEY Academic Debbie General Gary General Cheta' DAVID ALLEN BROWN DEBRA LOUISE BROWN Academic Dave Clerical Sr1orky 36 mea DONALD ANTHONY BOWEN General Don PATRICIA MARIE BROBST LYNN CATHERINE BOWMAN Academic Lynn 1 'Wwe Nlnipf HAROLD RAYMOND BROSIUS JAMES LARRY BROWAND Academic Tricia General Howie Vo-tech James A N -md ROGER ALAN BROWN STEPHEN WHITLEY BROWN DALE LEE BRUMBACH DENNIS SCOTT BRUMBACH Academic Brownie General Steve Academic Brummy Academic Skeet ywwwm' DIANE EVELYN BRUNER CALVIN LEE BULL LUCILLE DOROTHY BURG MICHELLE BURKE Stenographic Diane Academic Cal Academic Lucie Academic Mickle JAMES JOSEPH BUTLER JUDITH NOE BUTLER DEBORAH SUSAN BYERTS Academic Jim Academic Judi General Deb MAUREEN ANN CANNON SAMUEL C. CAPRICCI JEFFREY PAUL CARCHIDI Academic Maureen Academic Sam Academic Jeff 38 SHAWN DOUGLAS BURKE TERESA ANNE BURNETT Academic Shawn Academic Terri 1 HERBERT CLYDE CALDWELL III RONALD LOUIS CANDIOTO. JR Bookkeeping Herb Academic Scrawny I 1 if ,gig T,':'v THOMAS CARESTIA BRIAN WINTRODE CARLIN DONALD LEE CARTER KENNETH GRIFFITH CASWELL Academic Burr Academic Brian General Rocky General Ken fix? JOHN MICK CHILES KARIN RUTH CHRISTIANSON Academic john Academic Karin rf' KATHLEEN MARIE CLARK TINA LEE CLARK Academic Kathy Academic Tina STEVEN LEWIS COFFEY MARY ELIZABETH COLLINS Academic Steve Academic Betsy JEAN LOUISE CHRISTINE Academic Jean ,Q-we REX ALAN CLEMMER 1 General Rex MARGARET KAY COLTERYAHN Academic Margie fi 'WX HELENE ELVIRA CHRISTOPHER BARRETT NILES CLARK JEFFREY MELTON CLARK Academic Helene J. RODERICK CLIPPINGER General Rod SCOTT KEITH COMPTON General Scott Academic Barry Academic jeff Y NEAL RAY CLOSE PATRICIA EILEEN COCHRANE Academic Neal Academic Pat fm DEBORAH DENISE CONKLIN CATHIE LYNNE CONRAD Secretarial Debbie Academic Cath JILL LESLIE CONRAD PATRICIA ANN CONTE Academic Jill Academic Midget ugh :wa px' wwf W.-if GREGORY ALLEN COX SHERRI ELAINE COY JOYCE MARIE CRIBBS BEVERLY JEAN CROCKETT General Greg Stenographic Spiz Academic Joyce Art Bev V , 'J 'W' MICHAEL D. DEAN STEVEN SCOTT DECKER KRISTY KAY DECKMAN ANNE GEORGINA DELLO IACON Academic Mike Academic Scott General Kris Academic Anne 7.32 JEFF CONWAY JACALYN ELLEN COOK Academic Con Academic jackie 'fb' FRANK CHARLES D'ANDREA CRAIG ALLAN DAVIS Academic Damian Academic Craig ,. W ffii :Wi - w- ' ,rr ' THOMAS JOSEPH DERAGO MICHAEL ALLAN DeTEMPLE Academic Tom Academic Mike B'JIZ -n-'19 HOWARD BRUCE COPE DAVID KEVIN COX Academic Howard Academic Dave 117 qi' Mm.. .JLEV I Ismiffzw -A ,L,. SF! gm ml ,gg E!! - , mx OEF! ml G ES lil -.!. ISI c.c, R !?!, E!! lil I ll Senior Class Officers and Deans. Front Row: Sharon Harvey. sec.g Pam Wolf, v, pres.: Nancy Bink, treas. Second Row: Mrs. Foor, Mr. Danner, Roy Magnusson, pres. 43 STEVEN EDWARD DETTLING General Steve 44 AMY ANN DEUTSCH Academic Amy JOHN MARK DOYLE General john MARK S. DIEBOLD LISA DAWN DOMENE Art Mark Art Lisa r ' A -A 1r.' -A '1,1 I L 3 . .'k:: 5 K ..,.: ' ' A ' ' ASSA r,, eeea , 5 ' 'SSDI iff' ' f SCOTT GEARY DRACKLEY THOMAS EDWARD DRAISEY Academic Scott Academic Tom ! 1 W SHERRY LEE EICHELBERGER THOMAS ARTHUR ELLIS Academic Sherry Academic Tom FI-IARLES WILLIAM DONNELLY, JR, eneral Bill JAMES HAROLD DUKE Academic Jimi EDWARD ANTHONY ELSCHEID Academic Ed class of ' THOMAS JAMES DOUGHERTY General Doc LEO FREDERICK DUTTRY LEE ANN EDENS Academic Leo Academic Nan DARLENE IRENE ENDERS JOHN LARRY ENGLAND JOSEPH EARL ENGLE General Ocean's Academic Midget General Mobil 'elsif JOHN ALLEN EPPLEY JEFF SCOTT ERICKSON DIANE ERRICK VINCE FRANCIS ERTZ Academic John General Jeff Academic Diane General Virice' KAREN LEE EVANS Academic Karen ,Q-q, 'VW RW um-my, ELIZABETH ANNE FARNER Art Betzie 46 SUSAN JANE EVANS MATTHEW LYNN EVINGER Art Sue 'fair ROBERT BLAIR FASICK HEIDI LEE FAWBER Art Bob Academic Heidi Academic Matt' My VIRGINIA ANN ESTES JAMES SCOTT EVANS reneral Gin Academic Jim 3- LOU ANN FAILOR GLORIA JEAN FAIR .cademic Lou Ann General Gloria WEA ,f'I z Q' - ,.:- PATRICE JUNE FECONDA SAMUEL S. FEEHRER III MICHAEL FRANCIS JOHN FIELDS Iieneral Pat Academic Sam Vo-tech Mitchell 'sr' ty , DONNA JEAN FINNEFROCK Vo-tech Donna 47 WY PEGGY ELLEN FINNEN KATHLEEN LOUISE FLANAGAN MARIANNA FLOWERS Art Peg Academic Kathy', Academic Mari 4? fy ' I I f Aw: , V 'iv enema., LEE J. FORRY ALYCE MUNDY FOWLER ALAN JAY FREYSINGER General Skip Academic Alyce Academic Woody' DIANE RUTH FURLOW KIM E. GABEL JOHN MICHAEL GARDNER General Diane Academic Kim Academic john THOMAS JAY FLYNN PHILIP DOUGLAS FOLK SCOTT WILLIAM FOOSE Academic Tom Academic Doug Academic Scott iw!! fl 'W' WF BEVERLY ANNE FRUND A. MEGAN FULLER TREVETTE MARIE FULLER Academic Bev Stenographic Megan Academic Trevette 2 H I 'JI A i-d A .,. 'f: ' 'i': FREDERICK A. GARTNER STANLEY EDWARD GARTNER PAUL VINCENT GAUGHAN III General Fred General Stan Academic Paul I 49 in TIMOTHY NEVIN GAUL TIMOTHY ROSS GAUL Vo-tech Tim Academic Tim 'Vp , fm uf- VIOLA MORENA, KATJA GERDES JANICE KAY GILL MARTHA ELIZABETH GILLIS MARIA OLGA GONZALEZ Academic V Academic Jan Academic Martha Stenographic Olga' I ,,,,, vvi- I if T, 4 'Q X . A 'arf ,I I. V, R H W i :l...i , LLT J Hman Lg: Q Qi...-A QQZZZZM- lQCp15'1P,,l h . 1, f'fm V5 if-, ' ' iff . I RES WV 'f Wwziff -- ,.,:j' I . sf gel'-Qt-1ft:1ZZy-' 3 A .,.. I-I ,-1 '- rm: gd!, ., qw 2 -- ig, 4 4 . gf. A 11 f ,Q V .fx g +-. 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KERSTETTER DOUGLAS AMES KILLIAN Academic Dan Academic Chuck RAYMOND LEE KINSEY KIMBERLY ANN KINTER General Raymond Academic Kim 59 MARK STEVENSON KIRK Academic Mark 60 'ff' ANNE LOUISE KIRKPATRICK Home Economics Anne LINDA LU KISHBAUGH MELINDA TRACEY KLAPROTH Art Liz Academic Mindy SUZANNE ELAINE KLINE Academic Sue FRED N. KLING RANDY C. KNAPP Academic Fred Vo-tech Rand LOU KOSOVAC SHARON E. KRAMER General Lou Stenographic Sharon BRUCE HAROLD KLEIN ROBERT F. X. KLEIN Academic Bruce Academic Bob HAROLD L. KNISLEY III WILLIAM KOEHLER CAROL LEE KOHLHAAS Academic Hal Academic Bill Academic Carol it al ,Wx TODD OWEN KRILL JOHN C. KUNKEL DEBORAH LEE KUNTZ DAVID MARTIN LALLY Academic Todd Academic john Bookkeeping Debbie General Dave 'X' TOM PAUL EDWARD LAMANCUSA JUDITI-I MARIE LANDIS Vo-tech Kusa Academic Judy TOM LENKEVICH Academic Tom DANITA MARIE LINDSAY Academic Dani 62 M23 -AF' JAMES ERIC LANGE MICHAEL WILLIAM LEIB Academic Rick,' Vo-tech Ladder 12' DOUGLAS BRIAN LEWIS EUGENE EDGAR LILLEY Academic 'LD0ug Vo-tech Tanker 15 JEFFREY ROBERT LITTLE RICHARD FRANKLIN LONG General jeff Academic Skip fm' '?'3'w-5, CATHERINE LEMANSKI PHILIP LUTHER LENKER eneral Cathy Academic Phil .ff-un., 'W -431' LORI ANN LINDE JO ELLEN LINDERER cademic Lori Stenographic Jo I iff? 4 5 Q x M? if .gk L, I If-:KL DEITRA ELAINE LOY PATRICIA ANN LOY RICHARD ALLEN LUTZ KIMBERLEE ANN LYTER Deitra General Pat Academic Dick Academic Kim PETER ROBERT MacELROY Academic Pete FRANK DAVID MACHAMER ARNAR ROY MAGNUSSON General Foot Academic Squeaky 'W' DAVID ALLAN MANTON LINDA SUE MARK KATHLEEN MATTOS Academic Dave Academic Linda Vo-tech ' Kathy ff 4 f ff W. 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PATCHEN JANET EILEEN PAULL SUSAN ELAINE PEASE Academic Bob Academic J.P. General Sue if 1,5 W V 512 V M: 'Ili X 'fliw STEVEN CRAIG PELLMAN JUDITH K. PERDEW Academic Steve Academic Judy N5--. RALPH EDGAR PETERS EVELYN KAY PHEASANT Academic Ralph Academic Ev i MARK PETER PICCOLO CAROLINE ELIZABETH PLOYER KEITH WILLIAM POLITO Academic Pic Academic Carol Academic Keith KIMBERLY JOANNE QUICK BARBARA SUE QUIGLEY Academic Kim Academic Barb Z'I TIMOTHY ROBERT POTH Academic Tim TERRI LEE RADLE Academic Terri ,.4wm., THOMAS LEE REED JUNE LOUISE REESER General T.R. Academic June 7O DEVONA KNILEY REID General Devona' 400 ,LIZABETI-I ALLISON PROUGH KENNETH GEORGE PULLER .cademic Betsy General Cougar 3 fi A WQA.. Q IIMBERLY ROBERTA RADUNZ JOYCE ANN RASMUSSEN . XX 'o-tech Kim Stenographic Joyce was 'NY 'A'hw K' 4--n--ef' JEFFREY EARL REIDINGER MIKE REILLY DEBBIE SUSAN REITZ GARY LYNN RENNINGER scademic Jeff General Mike Clerical Deb Academic GUmbYu KENNETH B. 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GREGORY JASON SCRBACIC DIANNE MARIE RUMINSKI Academic Dianne DONALD MARTIN SCHIN Academic Don ANNE ELIZABETH SEELY ACademiC ChL1Ck Academic Greg Academic BethI' PAUL CHRISTOPHER RUSCH Academic Cris CHARLENE ROSE SCHMAUCH General Charlie 'Of MICHAEL LYNN SEIFRIED Academic Mike 12 MICHELE LOUISE SACCO GARY K. SANGER NANCY JEANNE SAUER Academic Michele Vo-tech Gary Stenographic Nancie KRISTINE MARION SCANNELL Academic Kris Hn 46' ' is X 'if ,Ji ti f DOUGLAS KENT SCHMELZLEN MYRNA KAY SCHRAMA General Doug General Chickie 94 'qv-suv! Mm, ,IO ELLEN SEIPE LOIS ANN SELOSKY Stenographic jo General Lois 75 DEBBIE ANNE SENTZ BRIDGET SHAFFER THOMAS PAUL SHARRETTS DIANE LYNN SHEAFFER Academic Deb General Bridget Academic Tom Academic Diane i DEBORAH A. SHIELDS DUANE LEE SHOPE GREGORY KENT SI-IOPE Academic Deb General Duane Academic Greg WENDY LOU SIMS BONNIE LYNNE SINGER Academic Wendy Stenographic Ding 76 v my Wi Q31 CARLENE SHEAFFER MICHAEL GIRARD SHENK : Economics Sharon Academic Shenky DIANE JOYCE SHUPP NANCY ANNE SIDERIS KIM ELIZABETH SIEGER 'Academic Dine Academic Nancy Academic Kim J Wm 'wniw MARK STEPHEN SITES JEFF DAVID SLOAN CATHY ANN SMITH DEBRA JEAN SMITH Academic Mark Vo-tech Jeff Stenographic Cath Academic Deb FRANK DANIEL SMITH Academic Frank 78 JAY ALLEN SMITH LAUREL HOLT SMITH LAURIE LEE SMITH Academic Pepe Academic Laurie General Lorie THERESA MAY SMITH KELLY ANN SMITHSON PAULA JOANNE SNOKE General '4Trese Academic Kelly Clerical Paula . . ANGELA MARIE SOTO KATHY ANN SPANGLER MURRAY WARREN SPERLING III Academic Angie Accounting Kath Academic Murray my J at 4 Q MICHAEL LEE SMITH STEPHEN WARD SMITH V .rt Mike Academic Steve J 'N 1 BOB EDWARD SNOW DEBORAH SUSAN SOSTAR National Merit Finalists: Dave Cox, Doug Folk, Nancy Bink. cademic Bob General Debby LATHERINE EILEEN SPLAIN BROCK ROBERT SPRINGER RANDY LEE SPROUT BRUCE EVAN STANK :ademic Cathy Academic Brock Academic Randy General HBFUCC seniors www... RUTH MARLETTE STEVENSON Academic Ruth L,gi, ' A ROSALIE ANN SWANSON Home Economics Rose HENRY EDWARD TESCHNER Academic 4'Ed WILLIAM LESLIE STIMELING BRIAN MARK STOPPE Vo-tech Bill Academic Brian 'Hifi I ya-vftflv' LYDIA ANN TAMOSAITIS SUSAN ANGELA TATASCIORE Academic Lydia Art Susan ' W Wfvw f f cv A 7 ff. , Avg! if BRADLEY THOMAS THOMAS MICHAEL THOMPSON Academic Brad Vo-tech Thomas 'N-9, 994 1 'fx ,, Ab' y. MW' 'W' my I 55 'K fzfijqw wig? '- i Q, -2 ' . 1' 'E , ,QfQ:':'4 . 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TRESSLER YOURLANE JO TWIGG Academic A'Tork General Mike General Diane General La11iC il n f ' VICKI LYN VANDERZEE MARK PHILIP VAUGHN Academic Vic General Mark qv' 'V' Eva BARBARA KAY WAGNER JEFF REA WAKEFIELD Stenographic Barb General Melon 83 DALE EDWARD WALKER Academic Dale 84 CRAIG CHRISTIAN WALLOWER General Wally RAYMOND H. WARREN General Ray LISA BETH WALLOWER SAM WALLWORK Academic Lisa Academic Sam SHERI-ANN WAUGAMAN JUANITA A. WEHLER General Sheri Academic Nita CINDA LOUISE WERT CATHERINE LOUISE WERTZ Academic Cinde Academic Cathy ,IONETTE R, WARD LOIS MARIE WARMKESSEL Home Economics jo Academic Lois .Mm ELIZABETH COURTNEY WEIMER ALFRED GEORGE PETER WEISS TENA MARIE WENTZ Academic Bets Academic Pete Academic Tena W? WILLIAM HENRY WERTZ DAVID WAYNE WHERLEY PEGGY ANN WHINI-IAM DIANE MARIE WHITE Academic Bill Academic Willie General Peggy Academic Diane I NAN LOUISE WILLIAMSON JOANNE RENEE WILT VICKI LYNN WINGERT PAULINA ROSE WINKOWSKI Academic Nan General jo Stenographic Vicki Academic Paula' yy DEBBIE WOODWARD SI-IARRON LORRAINE WRIGHT MARY ANN WRIGHTSTONE General Debbie Academic Sharron Stenographic Mary' J 'JSau. :,,,,,g SUSAN KAY YODER RONALD I. YOFFEE ,IUDITI-I ANN YOUNG Art Sue General Ronald General Judy 86 A A ww fi I ai LINDA CAROL WOLF PAMELA JAYNE WOLF Stenographic Lynne Academic , , Pam Q15 JOHN I-I, YEIGI-I DAVID JAMES YINGER Academic john Academic MARK CLIFFORD YOUNG THERESA Smokey WDW .vu 19 LYNNE YOVICICH VICKI LINN ZEIGLER STEPHEN PAUL ZERA demic Neal Academic Terry Stenographic Vic Academic HSICVC A 'W BARBARA ANN ZIMMERMAN LOU ANN ZITTO ROBERT EDWARD ZOLL Academic Barb Stenographic Lou Academic Zinc CHARLES WILLIAM ZVARICH Academic Charles seniors in memory of Ward Stephen Stineman For that which you love most in him may be clearer Jan. 8, 1955 - Nov. 17, 1971 in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. Kahil Gibran jonathan Richard Spooner July 13. 1955 - Nov. 2, 1972 89 underclassmen 73119:-. juniors Junior class officers and deans. Front Row: Bob Edwards, pres.: Terry Smith, sec., Stouffer, treas. Second Row: Mrs. Klaiber, class deang Mr. Linderman, class deang McDaniel, v.p. VO ' Front Row: Dale Black, Madeline Mulligan, Josefa Vinalet, Bert Glines, Bob Verbos, Steve Thompson, Dennis Dockey, Steve Fultz, Mike Heintzelman, Jim Lingle, Jon Engle. Second Row: Ralph Wadsworth, Marilyn Paul, Donna Krone, Leonard Wiederhoeft, jere McSparran, Bruce Phillips, Sam Leach, Fred Bollen, Steve Palmer, john Bull. Third Row: Monica Davis, Karen Luther, jeff Meglio, David Kumpf, Craig 1 Frese, Alan Harbold, Ken Shartzer, Tony Yannone, Mike Yinger. Row: Gary Morrell, Albert Brandt, Ray Brackins, Tom Enterline, Snyder, Tom Gollick, George Blessing, Harry Devine, Tim Leiphart, Vanatta, Carl Anoka, Norman Young. Not Pictured: Gary Rothrock, R Spotts, George Schadler, Pamela Taylor, Deborah Jones. y Front Row: Louise Bertolette, Linda Behler, Shawn Amig, Linda 'O 1 errier, Lynn Bernardi, Alexis Barr, joe Bedard, Deb Benner, Fran Bauer, inette Aumiller, Jenine Baker, Steve Baker. Second Row: Darell Anderson, Leila Baker, Chris Barge, Dawn Bailets, Carol Althouse, Karen Backenstoe, ndy Berkoski, Susie Auxer, Brigette Agostini, Daniella Barninger, Jim Bates. Third Row: Rick Barron, Mike Aikens, Daniel Andrews, Bruce Barnes, Dean Bender, Marie Barr, Betsy Bertram, Doug Allen, Vernon Asper. Not Pictured: Ann Alexander, Diana Baker, Donna Baker, Anthony Adinolfi, Christian Bert. O 2 Front Row: Beth Brown, Bruce Booth, Craig Bowman, Carol Kim Bostwick, Marilyne Brown, Karen Boyer, Sue Blough, janet Second Row: Chris Butler, Cindy Book, Dale Burns, Tony Bihl, Bucher, Debi Brubaker, Kris Burt, Darwin Brosius, Frank Briel, Brion Bunce, Tina Burdick. Third Row: Jill Brubaker, Melanie Blosser, jeff Blauch, Chuck Blatt, Dave Bowman. Chuck Boose, john Bitting, Bill Butts, Rich Butkofsky, Dennis Buttorff. Not Pictured: Josephine Brandt, Deborah Byerts, Bradford Bordner. 93 2 Front Row: Loretta Cotner, Janice Case, Metra Cook, Chris Chrissides, Coleen Chin, Cathy Caparella, Jody Conrad, Christi Clark, Carol Cover, Connie Coughlen. Second Row: Rejeana Corman, John Carchidi, Michele Conway, Carleen Cook, Karen Cassel, Cindy Cope, Laura Clark, Diane Clements, Val Cassell, Marcia Corey, Dave Corlett. Third Row: 3 5 i Laurie Cavanaugh, Nancy Carlson, Eugene Champagne, Dennis Chase 7 Chilcote, Dave Cliber, Scott Cogley, Jeff Christ, Randy Cobaugh, David bonne, Jim Carlson, Jessie Cook. Not Pictured: Rex Clemmer, Cindy ci, Corinne Collins. 2 Front Row: Doreen Ebeling, Greg Dimich, Clark Davenport, Debbie Dolan, Judy Davis, Laurie Danella, Colleen Dougherty, Denise Enders, Sue Derrickson, JoAnne Dumar, Melanie Dettrey, Mary Deutsch. Se- cond Row: Tom Cowden, Orlando DeBien, Mike Curley, Norman Denslow, Bob Edwards, Marsha Dutton, Sue Davis, Nancy Ellenberger, Sally Dennis, r Marge Edwards. Third Row: Jan Diffenderfer, Ken Dapp, John Richard Engard, Diann DeFrank, Barb Cromer, Gary Donmoyer, Crum, Tom Crawford, Bob Donlevy. Not Pictured: Edward Elscheid, drew Danish. l .1 0 5 Front Row: Marcia Flanigan, Cathy Ernest, Donna Evans, Barb Lee Glancey, Keith Gardner. Third Row: Steve Fry, Beth Erlstein, Mike rank, Darleen Fetchen, Kathy Finnefrock, Elizabeth Gamber, Darcie Frye. Gf21b8LiSkHS- Laurie Flynn, Lisa FCUTOH- Mike FOYYY, LCSYCY FOFUWYV RiCh ue Eschbach. Second Row: Dominic Gallon, Gary Drayer, Lu Ann Fletcher, Fink, Richard Fesler, Matt Fogleman, Pal-li ESICD. NO! PiCfU1'6d.' Judith haron Evert, Carol Fearen, Sally Gardner, Pat Gontz, Elizabeth Gonglewski, Gilroy, Rebecca Fadger. Jon Gill, Paul Gahagan, Robert Fiscus. O 6 Front Row: Glenn Higdon, Lee Ann Herman, Sue Hooper, jane orchler. Kathy Hobart, Jane Houseal, Maryann Hutton, Sue Harris, Kathy effernan, Tom Hlushak. Second Row: Dave Hickey, Steve Gump, Bob artwell, Jeff Harvey, Steve Grube, Jill Hibner, Pam Heckel, Val Graf, Marilyn Helm, Frank Hagan, Ed Hess. Third Row: Greg Hitchin, Mark Hallett, Mike Hallett, Andy Hartman, jeff Hopkins, Mike Hempfield, Mark Grambling, Jack Higglus, Mark Harder, Dave Haley. Not Pictured: Debby Hummell. Mistery Horgan. Larry Hamacher. 95 2 0 7 Front Row: Tim Johnston, Betsy Koontz, Terri Kinsey, Cherri Jones, Julie Kauffman, Patty Ickler, Ellen Krebs, Carol Kuhn, Melvin Keefer, Second Row: John Klinger, Calvin Idler, Charles Lee, Sherry Kiser, Barb Kazor, Kim Jacobs, Julie Keath, Ann Konhaus, Lorretta Koehler, Nancy Kraft, Cathy Kelley, Sue Kisner. Third Row: John Kambic, Frank Korkuc Robert King, Andy Kohr, Norman Kumler, Brad Jones, Bill Keller, Briz Jones, Lester Keller, John Leen, Walter Lawyer, Brad King. Not Picturea Maryann Kaercher, Becky Kinder, David Jones. X' kj' N,,v5 2 Front Row: Cindy McCormick, Dave Long, Janice McGrath, Caroline Liddick, Gayle Lyman, Bonnie Loy, Debbie McDonald, Jennifer Lit- tle, Judy Lloyd, Melanie Lexa, Dave Lenker. Second Row: Joe McGrail, Brian Lesko, Keith Leisenring, Don Lowry, Beth McCaslin, Jackie Lowry, 96 John Leverentz, Kim Little, Mike McCauley, Kevin McGraw, Bill Brian Leisenring. Third Row: Craig Lorenz, Jeff Lowe, Tom Long, McCullough, Brian McDaniel, Jeff Levine, Scott Leisenring, Randy men Tom McLaughlin, Tom Lilley, Gary LeGore. Not Pictured: Sue McCl 09 Front Row: Diane Nicholson, Beth Marsicano, Patti Miller, Nelson, Sue Neely, Margaret Mosher, Linda Metzger, Sandy Muscales Mullen, Carol Newmyer, Jim Mumper. Second Row: Bob Magnusson, Merkle, Chris Neilson, Jane Marquart, Tom Moore, Carole Navagato, Sandy Naugle, Becky Middlekauff, Beth Matter, Mike Morrow. Third Row: Tim Morrow, Walter Messic, Don Micnels, Craig Miller. Barb Miller, Brian Mellott, Russ Moser, George Mohnal, Pete Mudd, Tom Noonan, Al Madeira. Not Pictured: Virginia Madden, Ursula Morgan, Cameron Meals. 97 2 Front Row: Bob Noro. John Ortenzio, Karen Palmer, Patty Charlie Norford, Sally Powell, Brian Rabena, jeff Prowell, Andrew Pilgri Paoletti, Kim Prodanovic, Vicki Peffer, Lee Phelps, Marinette Prins, Cecilia Not Pictured: Kenneth Puller, Mary Pease, Joni Plank. Oman. Second Row: Sheri Pinko, jeff Phillips, Jeff Pickering, Ed Patton, i . 1 :-1 98 Q 'i in f 1-f5'f pfw www! N if AZ' New g......M WMM ii Nm . fy? Www' 2 1 3 Front Row: Laurie Stouffer, Alan Stansbury, Suzanne St jacques, Lori Smith, Celeste Soto, Teresa Speicher, Diane Snyder, Diane Snell Terry Souders, Barb Smith, Diane Soder. Second Row: Debbie Snyder: Jocelyn Stoppe, Julie Stone, Terri Smith, Nancy Strockbine, Lynn Stam baugh, Barb Squire, Brenda Smith, Becky Spickler, Sue Smith, Tom Stayer Third Row: Debbie Smith, Dennis Smeltz, Dave Smith, Ray Spence Stoner, john Stoner, Chris Stank, Jeff Stephenson, Robert Smith, Spatz. Not Pictured: Cindy Smith, Kim Smith, john Snoke, David James Snyder. 2 1 5 Front Row: Betsy Wagner, Deb Waddish, Sue Waddell, Chuck Talmadge, Elise Triano, Chris Walker, Carol Uttz, Connie Sutton, Trenarne, Carol Stuart, Sue Taber, Laurie Taylor, Marta Ward, Kathy Walt- Trower. Third Row: Steve Tirpak, Dave Stumbaugh, Brian Swett, man, Debbie Warick, Debbie Sundy. Second Row: Barry Vogelsong, Bill Taber, Jeff Wade, Sue Troup, Cindy Smith, Debbie Trout, Linda Uber, Ulsh, jeff Walker, jim Wade, Carol Warner, Kathy Stutzman, Donna U1sh,janice Wagner, Holli Van Nest. 100 W Front Row: Wendy Wilson. Pat White. Karen Williams, Louise Kristen Wolfe, Jeff Weaver. Betty Weinell, Tina Wells. Third Row: Ed Zinobile, joyce Yinger, Cindy Worrell, Lucy Yeomans, Debbie Wilt, Sue Young, Bill Wilson, Dale Wierman, Roger Wiest, jeff Wolfe, Dave Wilson, fuckenberg, Debbie Wenrich. Second Row: Ralph Warner, Michelle Zuch, Wayne Williams. Harry Williams, Jeff Williams, Steve Wiest. Not Pictured: Debbie Wertz, Linda Wertz, Gwyneth Williams, john Weaver, Cindee Wolf, Maria Watson, Keith Williams, Scarlett Witt, Gail Wynn. 'L not 2 4 F!'O!'lf R0w.'Car01Ha11m-an, Lynn FelkC1'iKathY BUPP. Wayne Berger. Third Row: Claude Hullman, David Lund. Fourth Row: Scott Second Row: Yolanda Chajkowski, Lewis Wilt, Steve Lowe, Dave Regser, Dave Moore, lOl sophomores din Sophomore class officers and deans. Front Row: Paul Davis, pres.: Debbie Wicks, sec., Karlheim, class deang Mrs. Munyon, class dean. Second Row: Carol Adams, v.p., Tammy tolette, treas. Front Row: Margaret Fitting, Jeff McClelland, Shewell, jo Ann Nudge, Clayton Ash, Kyle Mayfield, Greg Sloan, Mark Roberts, Scot Hollinger, Trudy Strasbaugh, Scot Longey, Greg Collins, Nicholson, Brent Stehmen, Barry Hammacher, Bob Hummel, Brad Dave Heintzelman, Herman Daihl, Jerry McClosky, Rick Jones. Second jerry Hair, Bill Fitzwater. Fourth Row: Mike Foose, Denise Mattos, Row: Dave Semuta, Frank Mattos, Tom Smith, Mike Simmons, Rodney Appleby, Paul Bobitz, Bruce Enterline, Ernie Jones, Carl Lubold, L Amsbaugh, Jeff Logan, Bob Carchidi, Dave Barrick, jim Brinley, Bob Cline, Harder, joe Graci, Chuck Burger, Dan Sanford, Harold Mountain, Bob Holland, George Rudy, John Pinto. Third Row: Betti Wilt, Tammy Schuker. Not Pictured: jeffrey Wooding, Robert Jackson. if S. wi - X f -:sz R if aw 5 e 2 , J E yy Ui' 3-wM54 5, X fx 1 K iw - 5 - x M, .W Q. Y : f A f 3 f E? fx Ag X ,SP 4 ,bg if '55 .- 0 w fuiikjf if 'nf il? .nf ,v ...,-f .,. ., Q l-..-+5 uw iii? 3' A 59 MZ!! 'fn X I 1 , . W' n' , '1 M , nf M, W , ' ' 'Q 'H Nfl? 2 - 1 2 Front Row: Sheree Marshall, Barb Menut, Sharon Luker, Kathy Lisa Metzger, Richard Masemore. David Luck, Melissa McCord. Longey, jenny McNett, Terri Mauer, Second Row: Mark McCormick, Manning, Marina Matangos, Linda Love, jeff Miller, Sharon Mansfield, gf' K 'EJ Cathy Lyter, Linda Long, jenny Metzger, jeff Martin, Charles Mclnnes. Third Row: Sally Mellot, Sherry Miller, Rick McClure, Rick Millard, john Michels, Shelly Melcher, Felecia Mack, Joyce Lowry, Russell Marshall, Dave McMeans, Greg Middlekauff. Not Pictured: jen McCullough, Bill Love. 107 1 1 5 Front Row: Merridy Neal, Anita Moser, Freda Over, Susan Scott Morrow, Dave Morrow, Tony Nease. Third Row: Karl Myers, Moats, Carol Muhlhauser, Ruth Nissel, Bob Ortenzio, julia Moffitt, Bill Ott, O'Donnell, Debby Muncheal, Brian Murphy, Flo Ott, John Murray Lynda Neill. Second Row: Jack Niedenthal, Karen Owens, Nancy Norton, Morris, Scot Miller, Cindy Neilson, jeff Martin, jeff Norford. Not Linda Novakowski, Cinde Myers, Debbie Muscalas, Kay Oldham, Jeff Miller, Mike Myers. 108 afgisli Q-,, 9 Q. 1' , - QW. -.Q - ., . ff ? - i ff'-1-if ai f w, :!wp,.f-M. 5. . 3155555542 X Q We 1 ,:. i K N S Q X Ni. Nw : Nw: Ni- ie! Us I A ..... . , , .F A 'F 5 7 1.- Ke Q 53'-A, N wa-1 x , - sz ,Egg j 5 M...-ff ,m.M, Front Row: William Wilson, Tom Yovicich, Ron Willow, ephanie Wheeler, Andriene Zedaker, Sharon Zellers, john Wolfe. Second ow: Michael Williams, jane Williams, Patty Yesconis, Debbie Wichmann. :T I gg' df Sue Wisman, Scot Witfield, Mary Wise. Third Row: Lisa Wheeler, Amy Zedlar, jill Wilson, Scot Witmer, Debbie Wicks, Cindy Wheeler, Scot William- son. Not Pictured: Kenneth Wisgarver, Krista Zug. Terri Williams. 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Cedar Cliff ept its undefeated streak going with twenty-seven straight ictories without a defeat, until the final, unforgettable game of the season when the Colts were corralled by Delone in a nightmarish game. The season was highlighted with eight Big 33 performances by tri-captains Marc Torquato. Keith Polito, jeff Reidinger: also Greg Shope. Mike Dean, Ron Candioto, jerre McCann, and Bob Nelson. ,gil is Q ,ID 0 5,252 ' , , L, saiw fr a-iw ..,. K ,Sig ,hkr Q ,T 2?7'i' ifQ1z: fi ? is 2' 1 ,f ,i r wg i 1 ,gi .L ,-,ii V- . : M . 1: V- , ,. i im, - 52,14Hui-ig1g,i. ',i'1s1-U S i, ,,- ,gfzzi 4, -wii fs o f fs- is i, 123 ,si,,ig.i5 .I si i 1 fi fi-ig ' :s,ff'V alex? ,fw,,,z?,a',il', 'if! '3, l'e,! 7 3'!Wf '9 i,f Q 1, riff lf' . , , . f f 5 fi 'wiffli 5 gl5iwifwasfafggsigigifgfiggiiiag 1,-if . 1-f,,,:iz-i5w,,,, 5. ,,5-i,,g,:,,.,i.,, ,,-' 'L ,f,5,,,.,-,1,iiW,,, ,, ,,kgigyiz,i:1,. iM.,,g',sf iis.,f-,ga ,wg Qu- ,ya ,mia is-14,55-Q, im92:?:s:R-inf,:fz-w--- N .es1.e2f4ei5'fggf2fgsSfse sa? 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Front Row: Dick Lutz, Mark Kirk, Greg Shope, Tom Brinley, Mike Dean, Marc Torquato, jeff Reidinger, Keith Polito, Ron Can- dioto, Bob Nelson, Forest Baker, jerre McCann, Brad Thomas. Second Row: Tom Hlushak, Jim Bates, Andy Kohr, Jeff Wakefield, Mark Sites, Rick John- son, Dale Walker, john Gardner, Mike Morrow, Ken Dapp, jon Gill, Jack Metzger, Dan Michaels. Third Row: Jon Vanatta, John Kambic, John Chilcote, Bob Schwab, jeff Lowe, Bob Edwards, Bob Ravis, Bob Verbos, LeGore, Tim Johnson, Dave Stumbaugh, Rick Moser. Fourth Row: Barron, Jim Carlson, jeff Harvey, Bo Guse, Ed Teschner, Bob Fiscus, Dougherty, Barry Colteryahn, Steve Gaustad, Mark Harder, Steve Moy Gary Drayer. 4 s S 5 ep coach vogelsong leads j.v.'s to sixth consecutive Winning season IV Football Team. Front Row: Dave Barrick, Scott Shelley, Mike Kostukovich, john Lane, Jim Convary, Ray Hummel, Tom Powers, Don Bender, Steve Pyle, joe Graci, jay Graham. Second Row: Chuck Burger, Kieran Cannon, Mike Graham, John Laughlin, Herb Linderer, Joe Hoover, Vlike Baker, Rick McClure, Chester Davis, Robert Kambic, Matt Richards, Mark Kovaleik. Third Row: Harry Rumberger, Tom Harder, Dave Semuta, Dennis Batcha, Rob Dixon, Tom Karl, Scott Witmer, Clayton Ash, Bill Rafferty, Calvin Cole, Artie Reid. Fourth Row: Mr. Winslow, Mr. Vogelsong. Not Pictured: Paul Davis. 119 Aifz -W Nw N1 H., . L il' ' I , A , rs, V ,ivy-3,-wg ., kkagkiklig. Niikhkxk VJ I XSS? 120 . K . L. ,sw I I -. .:-: 1,115 S, A ':4.,?32:fs-A :U y , -ws. f 'ffifziifwimiz' 2 1 , 1 SiefLG2E?iam:f22'gi2Eia3,w55iwyw. fifivbzmfk bw :misses-if-es,f2:is1.w1fiiz?f1.1--11?,- , ,,bg,Sf,5 ,iylsggag-,S-igx.gkggffwf1fwmfsxa'1wEw4ifEQ49lik. A 'Q' K ,:ef1111Q12rf,w-sf,M fi Q-A521121-51-Q -fxeswwffkgffsi. Sesws-fwff -f ' Mmhfw 'R g Z.. ,.,. , . 2528? 32203 af R. X. 1 'Es 2 Q ,X vw , mf. ' M 35.1 V M, varsity retains league title We .,..f ' 3' KL. 'Q .. I.. .. X R - is 5' 3. M gif , . .J Q 1 A S s U -. 7 :t ' 5' ,Q N get fill? 121 122 -l W- N-,,,. - ,...,. ....,. ..,l..,. an mit... . i . wg Varsity Hockey: Front Row.' Nancy Strockbine, Terri Straub, Vickie Vanclerzee, manager, Kay Bertram, Tena Wentz, Diane Snyder, Sue Eschbach, Karen Ryder, Lori THYIOF, Ann Stone, Sharon Allen, Candy Geise, Captain, Mari Flowers, Konhaus, Sharon Harvey. Second Row: Diane DeFrank, manager: Perdew, captain, jyl Abbott. S 3 il 5 a l 2 5 15 5 2 S 2 'K s E? w if 3 E Captained by Candy Geise and Judy Perdew, the Varsity captured the Lower Susquehanna League title for the second consecutive year.This qualified them to compete in the first annual District III play-offs. The Varsity and Junior Varsity began summer practice this year without their coach, Miss Straw, as she was vacationing in Munich at the Olympics. An outstanding Junior Varsity team posted an impressive 11 - 0 - 1 record, the best junior varsity hockey season Cedar Cliff has ever had. md-. AQ., mor Varsity Hockey Team Front Row Laura Freyslnger Sue Harris Shawn Sharon Bowser Second Row Barb Squire, Laura Clark, Darcie Frye, Kim Red mig Sue Neely Karen Triano Debbie Wicks Jody Conrad julie Kauffman ding Marsha Ruminski Kathy Kelly, Mary Wise, Kim Hower, Sue Shaw. 123 124 C.C.'s overlanders put together another fine season with an 8-2 log. The team was led by letter winners Bill Koehler, Rick Lange, jack Tongue, Dave McGahen, Sam Feehrer, Mark Johnson, Dean Bender, Tom Sharretts, Craig Lee, and Scott Russell. Turning independent found the Colt harriers running against the best of competition from the other leagues. The season was highlighted with the Colts bring- ing home the first Cumberland County meet trophy. i l l , , - 1 .wifi mf .gi coach kambic's travelers keep on truckin' St so li cross results 28 ,Ren Land, 'ff' :?.1.:s,:.,,s ff- . , tburg 17 fy p H111 15 Central York 16 C.D, East 49 Carlisle 43 Chamber rf? a , W. if Spit' K fu! Y' 'Q' l Cross Country Team, Front Row: Rick Lange, Mark johnson, Bill Koehler, Underkoffler, Shawn Burke, Doug Allen, Craig Lee, Scott Russell. Third Row Iack Tongue, Dean Bender, Tom Sharretts, Dave McGahen, jim Wade. Se- Coach Kambic, Bruce Eschbach, jeff Prowell, Robert Roller. Jim Robison :ond Row: jeff Nauss, Bill Cummings, Frank Korkuch, joe Saliunas, Dan Chuck Clement, Tim Poth, Kevin Kelley. 125 .4 x -f'Q1fisI- . KKV.. X Q Ni.: -- X. 5- : iff'-f': ':i'f.'FsX??'SKfXliiLfg'f xii.. ---rfiwgl-:Q 13 A Qf1:fv71w+.--- .... ' X - 3 . ff' i Si Sf H: K -YN -ill-5 f -wk M x x 1 lm mf- 77 if K 5 1 , 931 2 Z , 5 914. my 1.47 basketball championship 4 V ,,, M ,W WW x 57 'ilflt' i 55 , 70 Mwmiwwwwllllmgam l 547 2,47 379 X 1? E253 AV! ' 'S W' ,i ' 1? 'l llfm' , ,HE Ll l 6 ,Wi ag lw l lllyllf l fill Mm rw 5 E 5 l E 3 Varsity Basketball. Mark johnson, Jeff Conway, Tom Sharretts, Bob Nelson, Not Pictured: Mark Aikens. Brad Rowe, Rick Lange, Mark Kirk, Ken Dapp, Sam Feehrer, Keith Polito. 128 , 5 '9 5 5 l if ti ff sl cedar cliff Wins first D J 'MMS f fvs 5 'llllll W x , 1 will wlllll,,l,f,W,,, , ,,fl, ' o ii' S 'A ' 'N J baskmibqll in lwll'fQ,'.,fiff 1 ' l , C-C4 Maw C.C. 4g1,:,,l1lllMibldletown i C.C. McDevitt C.C. 6 East M W f C.C. 51 fi Stiilel High S 'J 'M C.C. wmokin 49 fl S C.C. 71? MVLQJD. East 72 will ' A mi 4 c.c. High 5 Ri, M C .C. 45 fling: ambersburg 'N 55 if Qc, 44 Carlisle 59 al D, win 74 39 ,C.C. 53 ,Rggishop 83 M 60 MCC. ', '53 'N 'l 'fiQl ,hntral V,l l 'l 3' 65 62 llll 'A M l 53 ..,. C.C. 75 C. D. East 67 cc. in ss llffrinity 52 6 wins 14 losses V. Basketball, Don Bender, Andy Poth, jeff Ertz, Chuck Clement, Tom Shelly. Mike Briel, Mark Boova. owers. Dick Weaner. Steve Gaustad, Frank Korkuch, Mike Baker, Scott 129 130 'ff laurel smith am , 9 45 32 ii 6 9 2 3 5 5 5 Q 2 2 T 4 4 3 ' ' h 252412 J 'TW 454' 129353 1 14 f I lta '48 k 4 4 W Q E' 'Y 'r 1: 44 211 N 'I ww' , .2 4 V i Ea.. 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The season was highlighted by junior Nancy Carlson's strong rebounding. junior Pam Taylor's quick ball-handling. and senior Laurel Smiths precision shooting. Laurel and Pam received Big 10 honors in its first year of existence. Laurel was the highest scorer C.C. has had since Judy Tritt in 1966. She accumulated 214 points this season. four off from the mark set by Judy. The team finished the season by playing in the first annual District III playoffs and setting a new season scoring record of 543 points. 131 Girls' J.V. Basketball, Front Row: Karla Cvrutz. Marcia Ruminski, Jody Wicks. Second Row: Sue Shaw, Sharon Luker, Karen Triano, Marie Teschner, Becky Baker, Felecia Mack, Kathy Snoke, Judy Chandler, Debbie Dianna Fearen, Pam Brown, Arlene Starr, Anne Swartz, Judy Bedard. Girls' Varsity Basketball. Sue Eschbach, Ann Konhaus, Tina Burdick, Vicki Judy Perdew, Dona Hastings, Judy Landis, Julie Kauffman, Pam Taylor, Pat: Vanderzee, Linda Uber, Marie Barr, Nancy Carlson, Laurel Smith, Pam Ulsh, ti Miller. 132 cc Wrestlers . . . 13th Stfalght W1nning season 'wg t After 73 straight league victories, the Colts turned independent and compiled a 10-3 log. Under the leadership of Coach Craig and Coach Paxton, the wrestlers fought through one of the toughest schedules in the state. The grapplers started slowly, Wrestling powerhouses Dallastown, Lower Dauphin, and Cumberland Valley, losing by Very narrow margins. Memorable performances by Mark Piccolo, jeff Reidinger, Don Houchins, and Tom Hocker helped the Colts to end the year with five straight victories. 133 134 is E Q .. , W 'fi' Ai av- g Varsity Wrestlers. Front Row: Brad Bordner, Mark Piccolo, Roy cond Row: Mark Harder, John Ortenzio, Mike Manning, Tom Hocker, Magnusson. Mike Morrow, Doug Allen, Donald Houchins, Ed Elscheid. Se- john Kunkel, Dick Lutz, Jeff Reidinger. 135 136 ,,.--'Q' ij WKff??fSi'f5f2s1, x M 'xmAA like X fx il j .v. 's muscle their Way to undefeated season 'V if - Team. Front Row: Brad Bordner, Mark Piccolo, Roy Magnusson, Morrow, Donald Houchins, Ed Elscheid, Allen Brown, Mark Harder, Ortenzio, Mike Manning, Tom Hocker, John Kunkel, Dick Lutz, jeff eidinger. Second Row: Jim Dickson, Scott Longey, Bob Ortenzio, John ngland, Doug Manning, Clark Davenport, Al Madeira, Gary Drayer, Frank Frailey, Mike Williams, Gary Harlacher, Murray Sperling, manager. Third Row: Rod Holler. Tom Reed, Doug Allen, Steve Kennedy, Mike Kostukovich, John Klinger, Andy Kohr, jim Convery, Dave Kutz, Paul Davis, Dave Rohm. 137 S g 3 K I S m 3 ji e s ----- ' - 4 is M- .Aff .f J' -4 - X .., K: H, , , Varsity Cheerleaders. Front Row: Barb Smith, Lee Ann Edens, Carol Althouse, Terri Straub, Linda Behler. Top Row: Dan 138 Linda Wolf. Back Row: Dee Santeusanio, Tina Clark, captain, Lindsay, Karen Boyer. Q 4. ,L ff. fy, Q, ,Y,, j.V, Cheerleaders. Jody Kleffel, Pat Craumer, Sue Resch, Janet Edwards, Maureen Flanagan, Debbie Parthemer. rw J' , .+f, A mg gs, 4, 1- f, ',, 2 WYWMQ g- '-an ff 75: .wywgi f I' 44' 1 K at W , ' I X fe f gk 5 5+ r ye- fx v kai? 3, ' 'mania 5 L E v- ! 4 Y, ...Vw g.. , ,, K 2 , , Q 4 1 V' f an A a . ,, 4 ' , ' . f ,VM 1' . 'H ' d d gg, 4? H , f , W 1 H . 4, 2 ... f'-' f hk ,, .Q . , - . T , . -4242 . I 1 Wa Q W V ,, , ,',' M I , , ' fr , f A i ' f .I , V cl iw wwe: M ' ' Tix , 'ff' ' M , , ' 4 My , , ff', sv , y ff -,', . 1 3 an W f n r ,, im' ' ,A ' f- HZ., , , ' ' ' ' W V' i ' 11 ' M-1 iw ',kf . anna 7'- ' . : - ' 1 Www,-,fFf,L:f4 f 2 , ' 'll' V- 40 M 1 , - f M y ,L 1' ' ,Q ff - , V M4103 ,f I '+L ' WW ' if Vw ,-f 5 ' ,F-if jf 4 ff- 'fff if V' lg , , 8'-van u, if K ,,. fy W ,ff D 7 , my I. I 5, Nfl 1 ,,,, ,, LM -' Y -3 ff affix .H ' an , Q A , lf Q , . 'Il if I .., I N , 7 . E V . . ,J I lv: 1 ay V .. . W 1 , 'YJ' ,Mali 5+ ni' ' , ' 6 4 ,, wwf M, gf., ,aa M M I , J , gf V I .4 1. ,ff W f f ' ,--all ,i4J rf 1'f Z l I 139 organizations dl I l I I J In 1,..,,,,,..,,W ,W...,..,.WW,,,,A L,,W......,.,,,,,.x.,,,,,M ,,,,,.M, AL,Lh M. .L,L M. ,.., . .,,, V. M WW W A W M L.-. ,Wm A., M., l mwm.,N W.Wabp..wMw,..,Nq ,AA t . . K - K 3 . . , W. A ' Q A - ' .K g A , ' . - 140 , -- any 5 4, 141 I 'Q journalism III. Maryann Allison, Marc Torquato, Claire Richards. Senior Editors. Pat Feconda, Kelly Smithson, Deitra Loy. 142 1 . Editors. Judy McAllister, Peg Finnen, Sue Tatasciore, Journalism III. Diane White, Marcia Horting, Kim Lyter, John Kunkel, Betsy Weimer. Ruth Stevenson. A X K Editors .... Judy McAllister, Ruth Stevenson Assistant Editors . . . ..... Peg Finnen, Sue Tatasciore 4,..,., C tis,, , ' zihtgp- . 4.-5s k 'W -isxw Lay-out Editors ............... Pam Bashore, Nancy Hearn, Juanita Wehler, Pam Wolf School Life Editor . . ...... Pam Wolf Faculty Editor .... .... B etsy Weimer Sports Editors ...... . . . Claire Richards, Marc Torquato Organizations Editor . . . ..... John Kunkel Underclassmen Editor . . . . . .Maryann Allison Senior Editors .................. Pat Feconda, Nancy Hearn, Deitra Loy, Kelly Smithson Senior Index Editor . . .... Kelly Smithson Business Editor ..... .... M arcia Horting A Cover Design .... ..... T erri Amig Senior Divider . . . . . .Betzie Famer Copy Editor . . . . . Diane White Proofreader ...................... Kim Lyter Layout editors. Nancy Hearn, Juanita Wehler, Pam Bashore, Pamela Wolfe. , . Student Photographers ......... Greg Hitchin, Dave Kutz, Betsy Weimer, Jeff Williams Adviser ............... Mr. Bruce I. Smith, Jr. Business Manager ...... Mr. James E. Burtnett 143 it Journalism II. Front Row: Nancy Jones, Kevin Kelley. Second Row: Mr. Gourley, Suzanne Kline, Danita Lindsay, Peg Whinham, Tim Poth. Impressions. Front Row: Linda Kishbaugh, Greg Scanlon, Margie Heinz, Christopher, Donna Ritchie. Third Row: Patty Petry, Sharon Paul, Diane Deb Smith. Second Row: Nancy Sideris, Carol Kolhaas, Helene White. 144 was was rf, ,V E , wtf ' i 1 r -nh, Vai' I Journalism II. Jeff Clark, jim Evans, Kim Kinter, Meg Aufiero. Seated: Cinde Wert. impressions Students wishing to have their literary and art work published had a chance to do so, through Impressions magazine. The semi-annual publication was headed by Mrs. Kurzen Knabe and student editor Helene Christopher. Students on Im- pressions Staff spent their club periods selecting and editing con- tributions, plus advertising and selling the magazine. After the lay-out and typing were com- pleted, it was sent to Cedar Cliff's own print shop for publica- tion. As a result of all the tedious work, Impressions was ap- preciated both by those who con- tributed and those who bought. cliff sentinel Under the illustrious leadership of their Chief, the 1972-73 Cliff Sentinel staff was com- prised of twelve aspiring jour- nalists. This diabolical dozen strived year-round to bring limelight happenings to the attention of the populace of the school. With printer's ink cour- sing through their veins, the staff struggled amid the obstacles of all-too-soon deadlines and last minute news flashes to bring the paper to press. For members of the Sentinel staff, blessed was the day when the finished paper was distributed to the students, 145 ,Qt -F-I Student Council. Front Row: Jo Linderer, Karen Tatnall, Ann Bollinger, jill Conrad, Eric von Schmid, Betzie Farner, Peg Reitzel, Jo Seipe, Viola Gerdes, Tina Burdick. Second Row: Craig Lorenz, Don Bender, Sheila Hart, Sharon Luker, Carol Adams, Dawn Jenkins, Ginny Harvey, Sharon Beck, Olga Gon- zales, john Kunkel, john Uehlein, Greg Scalon. Third Row: Scott Shelly, Sue Kohlhaas, Cinde Wert, Dee Santeusanio, Karen Ryder, Barb Bihl, Barb Kazor, Pam Ulsh, Pam Wolf, Sharon Kramer, Frank Frailey. Fourth Row: jackie Cook, Colleen Chin, Mistery Horgan, Terri Grundon, Cindy Wheelj Soni Dimond, Cindy Wolfe, Al Madeira, Craig Morris, Sue Smith. Fifth Ro Bob Edwards, Tina Clark, Mark Hamish, Kathy Dougherty, Doug F011 Carolyn Folk, Phil Lenker, Sue Harris, Debby Wicks, Judy Bedard, Jolf Vanatta. Sixth Row: Tom Karl, Pat Rheem, Kelly Smithson, Steve Smitl Sue Regan, Ron Candioto, jon Lane, Dave Stone, Dave Conrad. Sevent Youth Forum. Front Row: Ralph Peters, Lisa Vogel, Jeanne Day, Irene Geil- ing, Pam Bashore, Barb Bihl, Pam Wolf, Marcia Horting, Soni Dimond, Pam Brown. Second Row: Brian McDaniel, Linda Hendershot, Kim Kinter, Heidi Fawber, Nancy Hearn, Nancy Bink, Sue Evans, Cathy Splain, Debbie i Row: Paul Davis, Gary Drayer, Margie Heinz, Bob Edwards. i i i H ? Manbeck. Debbie Boyer. Third Row: Mistery Horgan, Brenda Smith, IV Aufiero, Karen Tatnall, Teri Grundon, Bonnie Hopkins, Lois Warmkes Lori Taylor, Candy Geise, Dale Walker. Fourth Row: Karen Shrock, Cirl Wheeler, Kim Quick, Brian Carlin, Ginny Harvey, Eric von Schmid. 'outh Festival. Front Row: Susan Bayliss, Marcia Horting, Lisa Vogel, Irene feiling, Barb Bihl, Nancy Hearn, Pam Brown, Carol Adams, Lois Warmkessel, inda Behler, Jill Keath, Nancy Bink. Second Row: Kathy Flanagan, Cam Lichards, Kim Kinter, Carol Kohlhaas, Heidi Fawber, Pam Bashore, Barb immerman, Ruth Stevenson, Linda Kishbaugh, Julie Keath, Val Cassell. Third Row: Dawn Jenkins, Sharon Luker, Meg Aufiero, Karen Tatnall, Terri Grundon, Soni Dimond, Debbie Boyer, Barb Menut, Kathy Kauffman, Jody Teshner. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Hutton, Dee Santeusanio, Judy McAllister, Sandy Davis, Elaine Delasin, Felicia Mack, Cindy Wheeler, Betsy Bertram, Carlyn Hughes, Carol Muhlhauser, Becky Baker. student council youth forum Student Council, headed by President Cinde Wert and Vice President Dave Cox, attempted to improve communication with the administration, and to serve the student body. Some of the outstanding accomplishments this year were Greaser Day, clothes collection for Appalachia, meetings with Dr. Hench, and attendance at all School Board meetings. Other points the Coun- cil was striving for were exam ex- emptions for underclassmen and assemblies geared towards stu- dent interest. Council also spon- sored Homecoming and the White Christmas Formal. Pollution and Rehabilitation of Prisoners were the topics for dis- cussion this year by Youth Forum. Youth Forum was designed to provide an outlet for students for discussion of con- troversial topics. Mr. Zitto guid- ed the leaders: Ralph Peters, Cabinet member, Nancy Bink, Senior Senator: and Brian McDaniel, Junior Senator. Infor- mal meetings were held on Wednesdays, and on December 13, area high schools met at Milton Hershey to exchange ideas and viewpoints on various problems. The year concluded with a field trip to White Hill to observe the prison rehabilitation there. youth festival The 1972 Youth Festival was arranged under the guidance of 24 high school committees. Cedar Cliff's committee, headed by Nancy Bink, spent many hours selling patron tickets, ads to local businesses, and bumper stickers. Cedar Cliff sent three teen talent acts to the Festival this year. These acts were presented along with the honor teen candidates at the Youth Festival Assembly during November. The assembly was chaired by Nancy Hearn and Judy McAllister and gave students all the facts concerning the Festival. 147 National Honor Society. Front Row: Mr. Paul Paxton, Pam Wolf, Lisa Vogel, Helene Christopher, Nancy Jones, Theresa Apa. Second Row: Terri Straub, Debbie Boyer, Lori Taylor, Debbie King, Cecilia 4 diff? K E L ,f.,. T H Milf i . ' M' E 2 'iwc Q,1f f , ,, Imififf-3 N E i .Z ,agus O V 5 . rm N9 V. A , :.. wma, lb 'K , Y gawiif ' Z vw: 1 French National Honor Society. Seated: Jim Butler, Lisa Vogel, Alyce Fowler. Standing: Kathy Flanagan, Margie Colteryahn, Nancy jones, 148 4 L W- rit R vi lr, l. , I ,-Iiayuw . Sid , Malinauskas, Fatima Vinalet. Third Row: Brian Carlin, Steve Hampton, Theresa Burnett, Alyce Fowler, Laurel Smith, Nancy Bink, Karin Christiansen. 9' me Judi Butler, Terri Straub, Diane Sheaffer, Terri Burnett, Laurel Smith Cheerleaders. Front Row: Debbie Parthemer, janet Edwards. Second Smith, Terri Straub, Dee Santeusanio. Fifth Row: LeeAnn Edens, Linda Row Sue Resch, Maureen Flanagan, Jody Kleffel, Pat Craumer. Third Wolf, Tina Clark, Danita Lindsay. Row Linda Behler, Karen Boyer. Fourth Row: Carol Althouse, Barb national honor french national cheerleading society honor society club The National Honor Society is composed of those Cedar Cliff students who display extraor- dinary qualities of character, leadership, scholarship, and ser- vice. These honor students must have attained a cumulative average of 93'Vo for each of the first three semesters of work and maintain a 90'?b average following induction in their junior year. In- duction ceremonies are presented before the student body in the auditorium. Mr. Paxton and Mr. Palmer are the faculty advisors for the Cedar Cliff Chapter of the Society. Awarded to those students who excel in French studies is induc- tion into the French National Honor Society. Students must fulfill three qualifications in order to be chosen to join the society. They must have reached the level of French III and attained an average of 93'Fo. Furthermore, a 90'Vo average must be maintained for the remainder of the year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Marks, the society sponsored an orphan through the Christmas Children's Fund and closed the year with a festive meal in French cuisine. Cedar Cliff's 1972-73 cheerleaders, advised by Miss Karlheim, have been unique in many ways, At the time of the Agnes Flood, they were stranded at Camp Maple Lake for three days. During that time the girls won five superior ribbons and a spirit stick. They were the first squad at Cedar Cliff ever to spell C-O-L-T-S on their cheerleading tights. Before every football game they decorated the boys' locker room with balloons, pic- tures, signs, and crepe paper. The cheerleaders prepared and releas- ed 500 blue and gold helium balloons at the first football game of the 1972 season. 149 X 135.31 Debate. Front Row: Judy Gilroy, Leslie Bechtel, Allison Crum, Craig Morris, Greg Shrock. Second Row: Fred Biery, Steve Hampton, Brian McDaniel, Chip 150 debate This year's topic for discussion by the Debate Team was ex- clusive federal aid for public education. Obtaining information through periodicals and newspapers, the team debated pro and con sides of the resolu- tion with different schools. in the Harrisburg Area Debate League. Despite a four month delay because of misinformation as to the topic, the team was primed to participate in various tour- naments scheduled by the league. Extensive research and a capable coach made this year's team one of the finest in the league. key club Associated with the West Shore Kiwanis Club, Key Club is an ac- tive organization interested in the betterment of school and community. It is advised by Mr. Steinhart with assistance from President Doug Killian and Vice President Mike Shenk. A Pan- cake Jamboree was the major fund raising project which netted sufficient profits for such useful community activities as a Christ- mas party at a local orphan home. In order to expand their understanding of the club's meaning, several members attended the National Conven- tion for Key Clubs in Washington, D.C., this spring. Hensel, Brenda Smith, Karen Shrock, Doug Folk. Third Row: Richard Rupp Brian Sawyer, Bob Edwards. junior jaycees The Cedar Cliff junior Jaycees is the only chapter of its kind in the state of Pennsylvania. This club, with Mr. Bruce Smith and Mr. James Burtnett as advisors, has as its maj or goal service to Cedar Cliff. Past accomplishments have been construction of the outdoor bulletin board and the baseball scoreboard. This year the 27 member club watched numerous football films and rebuilt their treasury. Painting the back of the outdoor bulletin board and clean- ing its brickwork rounded out this yearls projects. Club. Front Row: Marc Torquato, treas.g Rob Adams, sec.: Myers, Mike Kostukovich. Third Row: Brad Rowe, Dave Brown, Killian, pres., Mike Shenk, v.p.1 Jeff Reidinger, sgt.-at-arms, Shoemaker. Second Row.' Paul Davis, jeff Davis, Dwight En- Frank Frailey, Scott Stank, J im Convery, Brian Murphy, Karl unior Jaycees. Front Row: Mark Vaughn, Mike Toth, Rick Head- ings, Dick Hagan, Tom Heilman, Rich Topalian. Second Row: Rex ilemmer, John Gardner, Tim Gaul, Ed Elscheid, Leo Duttry, Kurt fleiss. Third Row: Craig Wallower, Jim Stubbs, Pat Toth, Paul Harold Cope, Dave McGahen, Randy Thurman, Gary Tomkinson, Ira Hoffman, Tom Flynn. Not Pictured: Brad Thomas, Frank Mer- curio. , ,,.,,,! rt: r fi 4 if ' .' : .4 A Q . . . Rusch, Scott Pepperman, Jim Bittle, Jim J ones, Mike Geissler, Jeff Nauss, Craig Urich, Ed Vees, Rick Kalbach, Bob Hendershot, Rick Austin, Jeff Pickering. 151 152 psychology club One of the schoo1's newest organizations, the Psychology Club, is headed by Mr. Nemes. The goal of this club is to enable its members to better understand people in general, and to help themselves to succeed in life. The club spends much time analyzing the outward appearances and problems of all levels of society. Excursions to Washington to ex- plore the Medical Museum and to the White Hill Correctional Institution were a part of the club's activities in its first year of existence. Xksgwew . - .mx . an Psychology Club. Seated: Mark Harnish, Cinde Wert, Joyce Rasmussen. Standing: Steve Brown, Ralplf Peters, Mr. Nemes, Top Row: Fred Bollen, Bonnie Hopkins, Bo Guse, campus life The Campus Life Club, an out- growth of the Christian faith, provided its members with an op- portunity to share in a group ex- perience. The members discussed the Bible and answered poignant questions about its meaning. Mr. Paxton and Mr. Sale were faculty advisors and Alfred Madeira served as president for the club. Mr. Jim Harris, director of the Harrisburg Youth For Christ program, helped with the comple- tion of the Y.F.C. Building where members went on Saturday nights for films, speakers, and sports. Campus Life. Front Row: Todd Jafvert, Chris Altenburg, Kipp, Sandie Keith, Pat White. Second Row: Vernon Asper, Brubaker, Laurie Danella, Terry Yovicich, janet Paull, Hibner. Third Row: Al Madeira, Debbie Snyder, Sandy Debbie Bowers, jeff Martin. Fourth Row: Mike 3 f QW L.E.S.T. Front Row: Pat Feconda, Peg Whinham, Loretta Koehler, Sandy Taylor, Second Row: Cathie Conrad, Sue 'atasciore, Ann Alexander, Sue Davis, Ellen Krebs, Sharon Beck. Third Row: Teri Arnold, jill Conrad, Karen Tatnall, Ielly Smithson, Kim Quick. Fourth Row: Diane Sheaffer, Debbie Boyer, Sue Neely. Fifth Row: Viola Gerdes, Olga lonzalez. Not Pictured: Craig Morris. iraig Bowman, Diane Snell, Carol Kuhn, Bonnie Bartol, Martha illis. Fifth Row: Neal Close, Gary Drayer, Karin Christianson, olleen Chin, Sixth Row: Toni Duttrey. Not Pictured: Pat rochrane. b.e.s.t. Bringing Exchange Students Together was formed this year with the purpose of bettering the relationship between exchange students and the student body. Members consisted of those students sincerely interested in improving the foreign exchange program at Cedar Cliff. By spon- soring several bake sales and a dance, the club raised money to aid those students who will be spending the summer abroad. In May the club hosted a statewide foreign exchange day at the William Penn Museum which brought together exchange students from all over the state. 153 junior classical German Club. Front Row: Alan Harris, Sue Yuckenberg, Cam Richards, Debbie Benner, Adrienne Zedaker, Kim Kinter, Lois Warmkessel, Claire Richards, Shawn Burke, Dean Bender, Kent Ruth, Mr. Natschke. Second Row: Greg I-Ieim, Pandora Sawyer, Coni Coughlan, Sue Gracey, Becky Graffius, Deitra Loy, Dave Smith. Third Row: Scott Rhoads, Karla Grutz, Tom Hiller, Theresa Siket, Karen Schenk, Dave Wherley, Brian Carlin, Fred Biery, Dale Burns, Steve Buzzard, Jan Diffenderfer. Fourth Row: Kathy Rohrabaugh, LuAnn Fletcher, Pam Heckel, Linda Rodgers, Mary Wise, Kim Sieger, Greg Serbacic, Rick Angrist, Deb Boyer, Diann DeFrank, John Michels, john Bachman. Fifth Row: Kim Gabel, Tim Poth, Karen Shrock, Ray Spence, Kevin Gaughan, Todd Krill, Chuck Boose, Greg Shrock, Andy Poth. Sixth Row: Bill Baker, jeff Clark, Dan Kerstetter, Brigitte Agostini, Brian Sawyer, Rob Sheaffer, Rick Reiten- bach. league The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to familiarize students with the customs of the ancient Greeks and Romans. With the aid of Mrs. Klaiber and the officers: Scott Drackley, Bet- sy Prough, Debbie Shields, and Kathy Clark: the club spent time planning for the gala Roman Banquet. In order to raise the money needed, they sold Christ- mas candles and held both a car wash and bake sale. At the ban- quet, members donned their togas and had a real Roman feast. 154 Latin Club. Front Row: Deb Shields, sec Kathy Clark treas Scott Drackley pres Betsy Prough v p Secon Row: Scott Foose, Melanie Lexa, Elizabeth Gamber Shawn Amig Th1rd Row Nick Galloro Mrs Klaiber Stev Moyer. Scott Miller, Kim Raffensperger german club With the motivation of Herr Natschke, Der Deutsche Verein enables German students to engage in many projects concern- ed with various aspects of Ger- man culture. Always on the go, this highly organized club par- ticipated in many enriching func- tions this year. A bake sale and a movie financed the annual trip to Washington and the German Embassy. At Christmas time. members decorated the lobby with a festive tree, and sang carols at Fort Hunter. To celebrate the end of a successful year, the members staged a Ger- man banquet in the spring. spanish club The Spanish Club, advised by Mrs. Dobbs and Mrs. Kellar, and led by President Cheryl Rosenbery, supplemented classroom studies by learning more about Spanish customs, history, and language. This was accomplished through the use of guest speakers and slide presen- tationsl Activities this year in- cluded a field trip in the spring, the annual Christmas party, and a candy bar sale as a money- maker. In between planning and instruction, members found time to work out crossword puzzles-in Spanish, of course! Spanish Club Seated Dave Rohm Pete Weiss Mana Rosso Carol Lee Phelps, Ruth Stevenson, Mark Sites, Cheryl Rosenbery, Barb Zimmer- Newmeyer Wendy Wilson Caroline Ployer Gilbert Spatz Second Row: man. Michelle Burke, Vicki Rickert, Mrs. Dobbs, Mrs. Kellar. 155 156 5 E s Softball. Front Row: Sue Kolhaas, Shelia Hart, Marta Guse, Cathy Ulsh, Cindee Wolf, julie Keath, Julie Kauffman, Kathy Snoke Maril Goggin, Juanita Wehler, Jo Linderer, Dona Hastings, Karen Ryder, Helm, Linda Uber, Rejeana Corman, Sue Harris, Mr. Howell Mary Ann Hutton, Cindy Capricci. Second Row: Tricia Estes, Pam softball club gymnastics club tennis club With the start of a new year, the girls' softball club busily began raising money to supply the team with new uniforms and shoes. Mr. Howell served as advisor for the girls, with assistance from Juanita Wehler and jo Linderer, president and vice-president. Keeping their funds in order was Cindee Wolf, club treasurer. The purpose of the club is to prepare those girls going out for the in- terscholastic softball team in the spring. The Gymnastics Club is designed to provide time and assistance to those who enjoy gymnastics, as well as those who compete in- terscholastically.Coached by Mrs. Burtnett, Mrs. Krout, and Miss Straw, many members com- peted in the Tri-County Cham- pionship in January. The com- petition was held over two successive weekends at Central Dauphin and Cumberland Valley. Members performed on the mats, parallel and uneven bars, horse, rings, high bar, and balance beam. During club periods, they worked on difficult stunts or practiced their routines for competition. The Tennis Club is made up of hearty souls who brave the elementsl' only to become frustrated because of bad form. The members were aided with their strokes and the fundamen- tals of the game by Dick Shipp, an area pro. Virginia Oldham, the girls' team coach, advised the club in its first year. Additional aids such as films of past tour- naments and special reports were utilized to teach the basics of ten- nis. The club highlighted the year with a trip to the Philadelphia Spectrum to see the pros in ac- tion. rmnastics Club. Front Row: Ken Caswell, Dave Corlett, Bruce Eschbach, Jyl Abbott, Pam Taylor, Sue Regan, Kim Conklin, Connie Gasperetti. Third hn Murray, Melissa McCord, Kathy Alsvary, Kim Hower, Kathy Stutzman, Row: Laura Andreisse, Debbie Sundy, Freda Over. Louise Dudek, Denise nthy Ross, Laurie Freysinger, Kurt Hostetter. Second Row: Brad Bock, john Boose, Annette Sral, Michelle Murray, Judy Dodge, Kim Redding. inkel, Chuck Bortner. Jill Wilson, Kelly Behney, Sue Eschbach, Candy Geise, nnis Club. Front Row: Diane Snyder, Debby Hummell, Sue Evans, Meldy Debbie Wicks, Betty Schaffhauser. Third Row: Betsy Weimer, pres., Laurel eser. Stephanie Wheeler. Suzanne St. jacques, Karen Triano, Nancy Smith. treas.: Ann Konhaus, sec.: Cindy Apa, Denise Blough, Alyce Fowler, 'ockbine, Michelle Conway, Debbie Fasnacht. Second Row: Katie Eatons, john Yeigh. v.p., John Pinto, E. J. Anderson, Miss Oldham, Advisor. Fourth ura Clark, Karen Backenstoe, Terri Kinsey, Karen Rhoads, Sharon Bowser, Row: Bryan Krause. 157 158 E 3 Ski Club. Front Row: Patti Miller, Laurie Taylor. Sec., Mari Flowers, Sharon Harvey, Dave Manton, Mark Stoner, Gar Bouse, jeff Harv Treas.: Sharon Allen, Nancy Norton, Sharon Luker, Sue Shaw, Marcia Third Row: Walter Messic, Mr. Murphy, Steve Hulbert, Pres.g Ruminski, Russell Marshall, Steve Carpenter. Second Row: Steve FCHt0l'1y Carl ADOKS. ,l0hr1 Lane, Craig Lorenz, Norm 0511912 Jim Ev Ifcnncdy, Tom Cowden, Nan Williamson, Judy Perdew, Bev Frund, Allan Freysinger, Norm Young, Craig Allen. l Medical Careers. Front Row: Heidi Fawber, Denise Ruble, Audrey Third Row: Martha Grice, Marsha Corey, Tina Burdick, Klinger, Sharen Zellers, May Jo Duke, Carol Muhlhauser, Robin Jacoby, McNatt, jackie Cook, june Reeser, Kim Lyter, Barb Bihl, Jo Lisa Hoffman. Second Row: Karen Evans, Cathy johnson, Karen Chris Chrissides, Vicki Vanderzee. Fourth Row: Mrs. Devenney, Cassel, Beth Shambaugh, Sue Fair, Sonia Bahner, Kathy Flanagan. Cavanaugh, Barb Quigley, Jane Williams, Elise Triano, Linda 1 i s I' eative Stitchery. Front Row: Sharon Sheaffer, Pat Kinsey. Second Row: jan Gill, Alison Crum, Anne Kirkpatrick, isa Wheeler, Laurie Steele, Donna Evans, Mary Pease, Pam Reed, Scarlett Witt, Bobbi Tiller. ski club medical careers Ski Club is a part of an in- terscholastic ski organization whose purpose is to unite skiers from area schools for trips to various mountain resorts. Unseasonal weather prevented them from making too many trips this year, but they did manage to schedule one to Seven Springs. To raise funds, the club scheduled placemat, Christmas card, and doughnut sales throughout the year. Every Mon- day night a racing team went up to Roundtop to compete against other area schools. Members of the Medical Careers Club are those girls who plan to continue their education in the medical field. Sponsored by the school nurse, Mrs. Devenney, the club attempts to provide in- terested students with insight into the aspects of various medical professions. Ex- planations of the various fields and opportunities are made available through varied programs, including speakers from local hospitals. The club held several bake sales during the year to finance a trip to Washington, D.C., where they toured a hospital. creative stitchery Making more use of the facilities in the Home Economics Depart- ment was the goal of Creative Stitchery Club. The Club was formed this year to provide in- terested girls with the time to work on various individual pro- jects that they couldn't do out of school. Sewing and stitching are examples of the types of projects created by the fifteen girls enroll- ed in the club. Both Mrs. Reese and Mrs. McConnell provided in- dividual instructions and assistance when needed. 159 'Y f? i e li, SK., 'N nr W if 5 glaaelit '-un-...-4 'Mu Electronics Club. Seated: Mike Chambers, Fred Guilles, sec., Ray Baer, Gary Hobaugh, treas., Ed Hefferman, Thomas Klein, Rick Millard, Bob Hummel Bretz, pres. Left Row: Bill Donnelly, v.p.3 Sam Wallwork, Don Bowen, Mike Don Lowry. Not Pictured: Jeff Little. Fettro, Ken Reynolds, Danny Mahone, Randy McNatt. Right Row: Bob electronics The Electronics Club, under the skillful supervision of Mr. Rogowicz, was designed to in- crease students' interest and un- derstanding of the electronics field. Working on individual pro- jects, members learned to design, construct, and repair electronic equipment. The club gained ad- ditional information from guest speakers from local businesses and industries. Field trips and in- teresting films aided club members in their technical work and familiarized them with oc- cupational opportunities in many areas related to the field of elec- tronics. 160 arts and crafts The Arts and Crafts Club, in its first year at Cedar Cliff, was in- spired and directed by Mrs. Carol N. Diffenderfer. Meeting weekly in the wood shop, the fourteen girl members experimented in various creative fields, such as macrame, wood working, monkiri, metal and paper mache sculpture, and leather carving. They learned to handle different types of materials and then work- ed on individual and group pro- jects applying these new techni- ques. With continued enthusiasm and leadership, Arts and Crafts is sure to become a permanent ac- tivity at Cedar Cliff. radio and t.v. Cedar Cliff has its own DJ., Mr. Repetz, who is the advisor of the Radio and T.V. Club. He heads a group of students who are in- terested in the production and sound casting aspects of radio and television. The students visited places like WHP in Harrisburg, and WIOO in Carli- sle. Many of the members applied for their third class operatorfs license, hoping to work in a sta- tion in the near future. While in class, the students work with video tape cameras and tape recorders, and receive construc- tive criticism from Mr. Repetz. uf: Arts and Crafts. Front Row: Barb Strockbine, Cathy Claypool. Second Row: Karen Jones, Margie Colteryahn, Pam Wolf, Suzanne Kline, Terri Row: Chris Barge, Donna Shellehammer, Janice Case, Theresa Mauer. Third Burnett, Suellen Kauffman, jan Kauffman. Not Pictured: Lydia Tamosaitis. - and T.V. Right Row: Gary Morrell, Chuck Mclnnes, Craig Frese, Brandt, Don Rhykerd, Rick jones, Rocky Kephart, Kevin Kelley, jack Rumbel, jeff Lowe, Mr. Repetz. Left Row: Carrie Blosser, Marc Tongue. Standing: Tom Reed, Ed Teschner, Bill Koehler. 161 l If . . W angling and conservation The objectives of the Angling and Conservation Club are to promote good sportsmanship and conservation in the outdoors. Under the guidance of Mr. Abram, the club acquaints its members with the enjoyment of angling and gives helpful hints in improving techniques by in- troducing changing trends and equipment. The club also informs its members with fishing and game laws and forest conserva- tion material. Through field trips, lectures, and class projects, club members learn to use and respect our natural environment. chemistry club Chemistry Club's eight members researched experiments for use in summer enrichment courses, made movies for Chem. I classes, and conducted demonstrations for junior high classes. They also tutored failing Chemistry students and assisted during lab periods. Secretary Teri Grundon kept track of activities and records, and Mr. Graham provid- ed guidance in case of difficulties. The club conducted a field trip to AMP laboratories and helped with research there. Through their concerted activities, members prepared for futures in medical and research careers. Angling and Conservation Front Row: Jim Carlson, Joel McKee, Jeff John Eppley, Tony Nease, Rob jackson Dave Bayliss Ken Black Georg Weaver Russ Moser Ed Patton, Charles Norford, Keith Mayfield. Second Rudy, BFUCC Rhine, Sam Baum, Steve Befnafdl Ray Hummel Row Mike Smith Jim Schrey, Brock Springer, Mark Stahle, Scott Kinney, l Domi s,,Mi.,f. faf,1imi:,,'i.M.w:M.W,l. f . . l Ltfi aiu if l nv, .,,,. , Cemistry Club. Mark Young, Bob Klein, Bob Zoll, Jim Duke, Jim Butler, Matt Evinger, john iles, Mr. Graham. Q , f guy' icthyology club The Icthyology Club was created last year for the purpose of familiarizing interested students with the techniques of aquarium maintenance, fish identification, breeding habits, and the treat- ment of aquatic diseases. Each member was required to keep his own fish, and each learned effec- tive techniques through active in- volvement in individual projects. Under Mr. Fox, the club began the year with a fund raising pro- ject to supply the members with more tanks and fish for breeding purposes. Their enjoyment and interest in the aquarium com- munity was enhanced through club activities. A .,,,, , 1 f' ' Q , ,--w .,.m.af- Q y li i , . Ichthyology Club. Front Row: Gary Crossley, Mike Yinger Jeff Blauch Witmer Tom Sherlock, Mike Shreffler, Doug Crum, Gene Champagne Tom Long, Fred Reid, Jim Wade. Second Row: Tina Eicholzer, Scott Norman Kumler, pres.g Sherry Kiser, sec.-treas. 163 as 'N-s-. Seated. Left Row: Darell Anderson, Karen Williams, Cheryl Miller, Nancy Loretta Smith, Sally Gardner, Don Carter, Debby Trout, Judy Young Desiri Ellenberger. Middle Row: Diane Tressler, Becky Reneker. Right Row: Ridolfi, Cathy Lyter, Mrs. Roadarmel. Monica Ripson, Kathy Wertz, Joanne Schuler. Standing: Ronald Yoffee, 164 business club computer club The Business Club aimed to af- ford its members a knowledge of the business community through related activities. Advisor Mrs. Ruth Roadarmel headed the club which consisted of twenty members this year. As a service project, they made a trip to Claremont Farms Cumberland County Home with Christmas gifts. Various activities com- pleted this year included tours to local businesses, H.A.C.C., and business colleges, plus surveys of local businesses and recent business graduates. A variety of films were viewed, and foreign students and guest speakers related business customs in their respective countries. The Computer Club is a group of active students interested in com- puter programming. The members are required to be tak- ing or to have taken the com- puter course offered at Cedar Cliff. With assistance from Mr. Kostukovich and Mr. Stoner, the members do their homework, play games, and write up their own problems and programs. The machine used is the small but ef- ficient PDP 8fL computer, equipped with two teletype machines and the use of three different computer languages. l 4 5 . l 5 3 fx.,- U PP i . 3' 1 2 f 1 f 2 . E Central Treasury. Sitting: Nancie Sauer, Theresa Apa. Standing: Mr. Deck, Diane Bruner, Cathy Smith. 'WQ4' central treasury Under the watchful eye of Mr. Robert Deck, Nancie Sauer, Theresa Apa, and Diane Bruner worked diligently to see that club finances, class treasuries, and budgets were kept in superior order. These three business ma- jors were also in charge of receiv- ing the money, depositing it in the bank, and writing the checks. The three future secretaries also prepared a balance sheet once a month and presented it to the school administration, the bank, and the individual clubs. Through their efforts, all records were kept in full agreement. Computer Club. Front Row: Ben Mosser, Gary Renninger, Rick Lange, moyer, Jeff Woodings, Brad King. Third Row.' Dennis Brumbach, Mike pres.: Chuck Schubert, Bob Fasick, Frank Korkuch, Wendy Sims. Second Anderson, Bob Patchen, Mark Beitzel, Al Geary. Not Pictured: Diane Row: Bob Roller, John Weaver, Dave Yinger, Rick Long, v.p.g Gary Don- Errick, sec,-treas. 165 Pep Club. Front Row: Carol Navagato, Cheryl Jones, Diane Shupp, Valerie Cassell, Patrick Bevan, Dave Haley. Second Row: Carol Snodgrass, Beckie Middlekauff, Cathy Waltman, Kris Merkle, Trudy Strasbaugh, Vicki Kohnlein, Diane Clements, Debbie Smith, Robin Biggs, Sue Hooper. Third 166 pep club Reinforcing school spirit at Cedar Cliff were the thirty energetic members of the Pep Club. Their duties included baking cupcakes for the teams, promoting school spirit through the sale of C.C. license plates and T-shirts, and painting signs for athletic events. With the assistance of Miss Krasnicki and Mrs. Munyon, they sponsored buses to away games, matches, and meets in every season. Backing up our teams all year round, the Pep Club helped to instill spirit and vivacity in the student body. 51 club Receiving little recognition is a trademark of one of the most im- portant organizations here at Cedar Cliff, the faithful 51 Club. With Mr. Bennie as their advisor, members manned concession stands and peddled athletic programs at all home football games. Refreshments were also provided for spectators by the club at all home wrestling matches and basketball games. As a reward for all their diligent service throughout the school year, the club members were taken on a field trip in the spring, Row: Debby Walker, Ruth Waddington, Margaret Fitting, Mary Stout Joanne Nudge, Linda Harder, Lou Zitto, Jane Houseal, Cathy Caparella Mike Hempfield, Mark Cvramling, Mark Harder, Andy Hartman. library club A member of the Library Club can be seen each period stamping books behind the check-out desk. In addition to this duty, com- mittees of the club are also in charge of displays, book shelving, and catalog filing. Members are required to give service at least one period a week in the library. President Beth Seely presides over club periods, and Mrs. Mor- ton advises. Over the summer, the club hopes to send at least two of its members to a workshop at Kutztown. 51 Club. Front Row: Patty Conte, Stephanie Wheeler, Theresa Speicher, Sue Sawyer, Doris Bennie. Third Row: Robin Wagner, Cheryl Flook, Debbie Bauchman, Karen Palmer, Peggy Reitzel, Vicki Zeigler. Second Row: Sue Selosky, Kim Sieger, Sue Kissner, Holly Bates. Fourth Row: Linda Love. Tabor, Chris Chrissides, Linda Cramer, Sue Cox, Sue Yuckenburg, Pandora Anne Swartz, Debbie Byerts, Lois Selosky, Debbie Clark. Library Club. Scott Witfield, Leslie Smith, Steve Gump, Beth Seely, Nancy Reeser, Martha Erlsten, Suzanne Holland, Beth Eristen. 167 168 Thespians. Front Row: Harold Knisley, Don Houchins, Judi Butler, Nancy Hearn, Meg Aufiero, Joy Henning, Anne Dello Iacono, Kris Scannell, Becky Nestor. Second Row: Bob Bernstein, Brenda Smith, Judy Gilroy, Marsha Messersmith, Pam Wolf, Judy McAllister. Pam Bashore, Peggy Reitzel, Lisa Vogel, Fran Bauer, Lucy Burg, Celeste Soto. Third Row: Paul Gaughan, Cindy Book, Theresa Speicher, Barb Kazor, Val Graf, Ann Rehn, Sue Bayliss, Cindy Cope, Chris Butler, Carolyn Fearen. Fourth Row: Dan An- drews, Andy Hoff, Bess Gonglewski, Christy Clark. Fifth Row: Jeff Williams, Doug Folk, Bev Crockett, Nancy Kraft, Mike Grabauskas, Connie Sutton, Cathy Splain, Sandy Naugle, Sharron Wright, Jocylyn Stoppe. Sixth Row: Wayne Hintze, Greg Hitchin, Kim Hartman, scribe: Nancy Bink, v.p.g Brian Stoppe, pres., Mar- cia Horting, sec.g Jenny Little, treas. thespians stage crew apprentice drama Act well your partg there all the honor lies sums up the objec- tives of the Cedar Cliff Thespians. Thespians is an honor dramatics group of talented students, experienced in the theater. Under the direction of faculty advisor Mrs. Lillian Juditz and President Brian Stoppe, the club meets weekly to learn about all aspects of the theater, both as cast and crew members. Thespian activities in- cluded a trip to see the professional play Grease', in New York, Repertory Theater, and many special programs dur- ing the year. For everything that happens on- stage, there is a stage crew member working diligently backstage. This group con- tributed to every theatrical production at Cedar Cliff this year. Constructing, painting, and moving sets for The Crucible and other plays was the wood crew. The lighting crew added their touch by designing and set- ting the lights, plus providing sound effects. With the advice of Mr. Rogowicz and Mr. Fred Smith, this little-recognized organization performed an essen- tial role in Cedar Cliff's theatrics. The main objective of the Ap- prentice Drama Club was to teach students the skills of every type of stage work. This prepared club members with the ability to take over any directing or backstage work in case of an emergency. Each member was given the opportunity to try his luck at acting, directing, and ser- ving on accessory committees. With the help of Mr. Hawley, the club presented the annual Christ- mas play, The Town That Couldn't Have Christmas. E , .ayy M.-W? H Stage Crew. Front Row: Dan Andrews, Paul Gaughan, Bev Crockett, Bob Utley. Second Row: Mike Seifried, Joe Saliunas, Dave Stone, Al Grundon, Tom Moore, Glenn Higdon. Calvin Idler, Rob Rankin. 5 r . ' X --...A W' X Apprentice Drama, Front Row: Julie Moffitt, Chris Hoff, Diane Nicholson, Judy Hoover, Jeanne Day, Sue Cox, Gloria Hall, Beth Wendler, Ann Bollinger. Second Row: Debbie Clark, Joan Broderick, Carol Adams, Chris Walker, Joann Carpenter, Marcie Waite, Vicki Juditz. Laurie Harman, Debbie Brubaker. Third Row: Tina Higdon, , 1 fi 19, Third Row: Steve Grube, Chuck Blatt, Tony Bihl, Emerson Flurkey, Stan Gartner, Bob Edwards, Linda Harter, Paula Winkowski, Greg Hitchin. QL. ,rs J ...fr sl N, M, Q Q Victoria Foltz, Mel Brightbill, Mimi Boose, Bev George, Tina Hamilton, Ann Swartz, Albert Brandt, Linda Love. Fourth Row: Carol Grabauskas, Robin Wagner. Soni Dimond, Diana Fearen. John Uehlein, Sue Smith. Mr. Hawley. 169 P ' 4' - 1 E 3 i i i f -f ' 5 Y' e z f - i f r 1 E J ' ' ? Q T i 5 K Q IM: : 2 f 2 1 y - r , i - . i 1 C01-lflfy Chorus- Front ROW-' Barb KHZOYV Laura AY0Ub, Peg Crockett, Gary Drayer, Rod Clippinger. Third Row: Dave Long Reitzel, Sharon Beck, LuAnn Fletcher. Second Row: Steve Fry, Mike Graubaskas, Andy Hoff, Bob Bernstein, Brian Rabena 170 Scott Drackley, Bess Gonglewski, Leslie Phelps, Kristen Wolfe, Bev Wayne Hintze. Choir Officers. Top to Bottom: Bob Bernstein, Sue Bayliss, Pat Cochrane, Barb Bihl. District Choir. Front Row: Sharon Beck, Bob Bernstein. Second Row: Rod Clippinger, Brian Rabena, Dave Long. choir The Christmas concert and the operetta were the highlights of the choir's activities this year. Under the leadership of Mr. L. P. Williams, the choir practiced weekly to insure the success of their performances. The annual Christmas Concert was presented on December 18. The choir also traveled to the Capitol to par- ticipate in tree-lighting ceremonies. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying was this year's operetta. Endless hours of practice, in- cluding dancing on Saturdays, were devoted to the production of this musical comedy. 171 Stage Band. Front Row: Bill Butts, Steve Helfrich, Rick johnson, Paul Wherley, Rob Schaffer, Craig Davis, Ron Howe, Richard Butkofsky. Four Gahagen, Brian Rabena. Second Row: Steve Smith, Allan Stansbury, Galen Row: Rob Smith, Dave Cox. Hain, Peter Mudd, Angie Soto, Third Row: Dave Lenker, Brad Barr, Dave 172 County Orchestra. Front Row: Marcia Horting, Chris Hoff, ,Ianeanne Second Row: Steve Smith, Robin Biggs, Galen Hain, Karl Ranberg, Karbley, Sharon Reneker, Vicki Juditz, Mogie Wetmore, Terry Yovicich. Rod Clippinger. . l , , - a if , l s . 2 . T t 2 t gg Z X - Q , rchestra. Front Row: Sheri Pinko, Marcia Horting, Lisa Vogel, Wendy Sims, Karl Ranberg Third Row Mr Hostettler Bill Butts Terry Yovicich Sharon t Cochrane, Robin Biggs, Susan Bayliss, Chris Hoff, Mogie Wetmore, Vicki Beck. Metra Cook Jill Drummond Marianne Fields Brad Barr Brian Carlin ditz. Second Row: Steve Helfrich, Richard Butkofsky, Tom Crawford, Jeff Tom Hocker Dave Cox Donald Shoemaker Not Pictured Karen Revicki raham, Doug Lewis, Galen Hain, Rod Clippinger, john Murray, Ken Fry, ,l3flC8T1HCK3X'l3lCy stage band The Cedar Cliff Jazz Lab Band, directed by Mr. Greg Smee with Mr. Steve Spiese as assistant director, gave listeners a greater appreciation of jazz as it is today. Clad in new uniforms, they traveled to Lancaster and per- formed for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association Competition. Along with various state and local competitions, the group played as the honor band at Hanover. The highlight of the year came when the guest trumpet solist, Clark Terry, was featured in the lab band's annual concert. orchestra The Orchestra is an integral part of Cedar Cliff's music depart- ment. Directed by Mr. Hostetler, the Orchestra performs not only classical, but rock and popular music. The forty member group is composed of string, wind, brass, and percussion in- struments. Rehearsing both dur- ing school and in the evening, the Orchestra was active all year. They played three junior high school assemblies, two Christmas concerts, and the Spring Concert here at Cedar Cliff. 174 Majorettes. Front Row: Sharon Allen, Dawn Jenkins. Second Third Row: Kathy Ross, jill Wilson, Sharon Luker. Row: Mari Flowers, Karen Tatnall, Lori Taylor, Barb Zimmerman. Line Captain - Sharon Allen Head and Feature Majorette - Dawn Drum Major - Bob Miller Jenkins S' :r- 3' W LVSK . y S A , ' ... X. NN , , g Sandfront. Banner Carriers: Theresa Apa, Kathy Stutzman. Front Row: Third Row: Julie SYOHC, Candy Geise, Pam SimPS0I1, NHIICY Biflk. Kristen Iam Richards. Second Row: Sharon Harvey, Betsy Bertram, Marcia Corey. Wolfe, Kim Redding. 1 ag Squad. Tina Higdon, Kym Hartman, Deitra Loy. Barb Cromer, Meg tram. Kelly Smithson, Ruth Stevenson, Lisa Vogel, Lynn Stambaugh. Afiero, Karen Quick, Dyann Posmoga, Cindy Wheeler, Kim Quick, Kay Ber- 1 175 IQ? ,gi ,,, ,Q ' , ini A M nr Tubas.FrontRow: DonShoemaker, Dave Kutz.SecondRow:johnBitting,Jeff Percussion. Front Row: Greg Dimich, TOIH HOCker, Larry Woodings. Hamacher. Second Row: Dave Bowen, Norman Osner, Mark Stoner. Third Row: Emerson Flurkey, Bob Zoll. Fourth Row: Carolyn Folk, Sherry Pinko, Debbie Snyder. E E ft-5 iff ii 5: H Brass. Front Row: Angie Soto, Gary Crossley, Ted Hummel, Calvin jeff Bachman, Vernon Asper, Rick Austin, Rod Clippinger, Chad Idler, David Luck, Dave Bauer, jeff Davis, Richard Butkofsky, Pete Jafvert, Mike Grugan, Rob Smith, Brad Barr. Not Pictured: Herb 176 Mudd, Nancy Ellenberger. Second Row: Mike Seifried, Scott Miller, Caldwell. l A A ., S an , Row: Myrna Schrama, Stephen Palmer, Terri Radle, Laurie Harman, Landis, Mary Ballantine, Janis Wagner, jackie Cook, Jean Christine, Kay Lloyd, Julie Powell, Kathy Wenerick, Sharon Reneker, Beth Shambaugh, Oldham, Kathy Hobart, Tim Kepner. Third Row: Margie Colteryahn, jim Campbell, Anita Moser. Second Row: jeff Graham, Bill Butts, Judy Duke, Matt Evinger, Dave Hunsecker. , 'l, Xu i ixophones and Flutes, Front Row: Steve Helfrich, Dave Weaver, Doug Allen, Jill Drummond, Tom Yovicich, Judy Chandler, JHHCBIIHC Kafbley, Beth Seely, ed Biery, Ira Hoffman, Paul Gahagan, Ken Fry, Brian Rabena. Second Metra Cook. Not Pictured: Marianne Fields. ow: Diane Sheaffer, Wendy Sims, Diane Fearen, Lisa Bailey, Carol Brinton, Q? umpets. Front Row: Dave Long, Steve Pellman, Clark Davenport, Roy Davis, Dave Wherley, Bob Miller, jim Murray, jeff Williams, Jeff McClelland. agnusson, Rod Holler, Lou Richards, Bob Roller, Bill Ulsh, Rob Sheaffer. Se- Third Row: Greg Hitchin, Ron Howe. Margie Edwards, jeanene Rudy, jeff nd Row: Paul Shambaugh, Barb Wagner, Dave Bayliss, Brian Carlin, Craig Martin, Bruce Rowe, Scott Pepperman, Dave Cox. , 177 l faculty 179 ,af West shore school district administration Dr. Gerald S. Brinton, Director of Curriculumg Mr. joseph D. Over, Director of Secondary Schoolsg Dr. Han E. Hench, Superintendent. West shore school board E E E 3 e i 1 2 2 West Shore School Board. Mr. Robert J. Grenoble, Dr. George R. Law, Mr. Mrs. Virginia G. Bowman, Mr. M. Jack Smith, 2nd v.p.3 Mr. Donald Robert E. Hazen, Mr. jon F. LaFaver, lst v.p.g Mr. Charles E. Thomas, pres., Lenker, Jr., Mr. Albin W. 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Second Row: Dave Hendershot, sec.: Mike Shenk, Mike Dean, Mark Kirk. . .lv 211 QSIHSIZSHSIHP 308 Bridge St. new cumberland, pa. the women's store - - - on the western shore r WEHLER'S GROCERY 3808 Old Gettysburg Rd. Camp Hill, Pa. Open everyday 7AM-9PM except Wednesday royales hi-y Front Row: Brian McDaniel, Rick johnson, Jim Brumbadh Sgt.-at-arms: Mark Adjarly Chap-2 Fred Biery, Robison, mascotg Todd Jafvert, Dale Brumbach, v.p.g Rob Adams, Tim Pvfh, Bob Roller, treas-3 Jim Murray, 212 Galen Hain, Steve Helfrich, sec.: Shawn Burke. Second mascot: Jeff Nauss, DTCS-9 Jimi Duke- NOf Pictured: Row: Evan Rohrer, Doug Lewis. Third Row: Dennis Brad Barr- 12 CXH EV Y I1 erland 1 1 It 2 717 Market St. P 17043 Lemoyne, a. 17175 761-0600 S teve 's - Cleaners S. J. QUIGLEY ESSO SER VICECENTER Over 42 years of service Fifth and Market Streets Lemoyne Phone 737 7141 Phone 737-9202 Terry gives A quality service with a smile. 123 S. Sixth Street Letchworth 81, Lowther Rds. 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Third Row: Sue Evans, Nancy Hearn, GRANTS KNOWN FOR VALUES Over 1100 stores coast to coast DO all your family shopping at 10th and Lowther Rd.g Where you find- FASHIONS 0 DRAPERIES CHILDRENS WEAR 0 YARD GOODS WRAY MUSIC HOUSE Yamaha and Steinway Pianos Conn and Yamaha Organs Band Instruments, Guitars, Drums Free Parking - Locally owned and Operated 370 Market Street I BOY'S WEAR o PET SHOP Lemoyne, Pa. GIRLS WEAR o RUGS yi MENS WEAR o FURNITURE I I i S ,Calif ' l HARDWARE o GREETING CARDS A ,Q ,, , i f 342.18 ff HOUSEWARES o CANDY 'iZm 'f ?Wfi' I 'lf I X 'Q TOYS o DOMESTICS ,xGu.qggZ4l1rAr1r.f, f nm' .Y , fl!!-iillfilllb f - 4, - A, -.4 fgl ,gt ily, HOSIERY o COLoRT.v. f SQ? W 3 , LINGERIE o COSMETICS ,Q Q 5 ' i 1't Ii L CURTAINS o LEATHER GOODS A' .3 GRANTS - 10th and Lowther, Camp Hill E112 rm nglanhrr 10th 8: Lowther Sts. Lemoyne Compliments Next To The State Store Of 737-52821 UBER'S ESSO Carlisle and Lowther Rds. Camp Hill, Pa. Phone 737-9183 MUSSELMAN FUNERAL HOME Donald C Musselman David L Mueselman - Established 1895 1- fi 7? 1 E I L PHONE 252-6925 ' 524 HUMMEL AVENUE LEMOYNE, PENNA. 11043- 217 SIGHT METZKLSONS AND SOUND Lower Allen Shopping Center It appeals to the senses 2202 Gettysburg Road Records Tapes Camp Hill- Pennsylvania Stereo Equip. and Novelty Items. 737-8648 Address Phone Cedar Cliff Mall 761-3227 218 bachelors hi-y Leo Duttry, treas.g Tom Draisey, chap.g Scott Kinney, v.p.g Gaul, Mike Anderson, sec., Don Schin, pres,g Dave Yinger, Jim Bittle, Mike Geissler, john Gardner, Mike Hempt, Tim sgtfat-arms. Not Pictured: Sam Capricci. Cumberland Countyk 0.1 Milk Dill LOWER'S CAFE Tops in Seafood 209 Third Street New Cumberland, Pa. The Finest in Women's Dresses Coordinates Accessories HER CLOTHES CLOSET Cedar Cliff Mall Camp Hill, Pa. Jim and Linda invite you to come visit their store. Jim 85 Linda Yocum Phone 737-1566 219 220 24 Hour Service Fuel Oil and Burner Service Lewis B. Buchanan Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning PHONE 737-5011 2511 Gettysburg Rd- Camp Hill, Penna. VERNON R. LEICHT Compliments Fresh Dressed Chicken Of and G d AE ra e ggs HILL'S DEPT. STORE Featuring! The Best Dressed C Hill amp 1 Chicken in Town West Shore Farmer's Market, Lemoyne CUMBERLAND VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN L. B. SMITH FORD Founded 1906 12th and Market Streets Savings Accounts - Open-End Mortgages Lemoyne, Pa. Phone 737-6711 16 W. High St. 140 W. Market St. Carlisle, Pa. York, Pa. The house that service built 3216 Trindle Rd. 7 East King St. Camp Hill, Pa. Shippensburg, Pa. vegas tri-hi-y Front Row: Angie Soto, treas.g Cecil Malinauskas, pres.g Martha Karen jones, Laurie Smith, v.p.g Kris Scannell, chap.g Sue Kauff- Gillis, jan Kauffman, sgt.-at-arms: Mrs. Muir, advisor: Suzanne man. Kline, sec., Lori Linde. Second Row: Diane White, Alyce Fowler, 221 Qfimlswmriwvens inc. cedar CIII md . 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Kaufmann +V' 14 '34 X 'Qt x+ 'b, Q-:I Xa Rgv 'Il -z-52 -Q- PRODUCTS CORP. , WATCHDOG OIL HEAT SERVICE 'Vx A. I. i -1 fx AUTOMATIC OIL DELIVERY U OIL IURNER SERVICE SERVICE CONTRACT All CONDITIONING NND HEATING 0 IUDGET PLAN 'S x-ax MIA v 2v-,4-Q, RADIO DISPATCHED 'hex ' x :Q44 'T n Youll HOT LINE nunpn f - 7 37 -3451 222 Byerly ns UTHIICC Agents 85 Brokers, nc. 3120 Chestnut Street Camp Hill, Pennsylvania 17011 761 -4010 POSITIVE PLANNED POLICIES Means Savings to out Insureds 140 Queen St. Northumberland, Pa. 17857 473-3301 sprites tri-hi-y Front Row: Helene Christopher, Lisa Vogel, chap.g Kim Quick, Kim Kinter, v.p.1 Anne Dello Iacono, sgt,-at-arms: Sandy Taylor. treas.g Judy McAllister, pres. Second Row: Karen Tatnall, sec.g ie Vfzoa Kettle QUALITY CLEANERS Vu. Open Daily 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 10th and Market Sts. Lemoyne, Pa. 737-8444 We offer a fine, personalized dry cleaning and shirt laundry service done on the premises under the owner's personal supervisionf' 2050 STATE ll0AD DAM? HILL, PA. 223 centurions hi-y Front Row: Brad Thomas. Kevin Kelley, Bob Zoll, Brad treas.: Bill Koehler. Dale Walker, pres.g Bo Guse, Mark Bock, Sam Feehrer, sgt.-at-arms. Second Row: Ed Johnson, Tom Flynn, jack Tongue. Not Pictured: Mike Teschner, Tom Reed. v.p. Third Row: Dave McGahen, Hoffman, sec.3 Tom Sharretts, chap.g jeff Wakefield. West Shore's Newest Q Qriclals WIDE SELECTION OF BRIDALS, ATTENDANTS, FORMALS, MOTHER OF THE BRIDE, COCKTAIL DRESSES 8L PROM GOWNS LOWER ALLEN SHOPPING CENTER 2208A Gettysburg Road, Camp Hill Weekdays 1-9 224 Saturdays 10-5 Telephone 737-0153 hoca who no.I HARRY DECKMAN RICHARD LYTER VVe're first...with Insta-Maiicl lhSt2-M3tiC6C0l0I'1lll1il1g3Qqfikar WEST SHORE manbm 1350107 s. mrvlslou P 7 3 7-43 75 -.Ku jtrdxx I I LOCATED AT THE LOWER ALLEN SHOPPING CENY1 PROMPT PERSONAL ssnvucz SINCE 1952 ms GETTYSUURG RD' CAMP H -L' 'A OON'T PASS BUYING YOUR COLOR T J FYROM US TODAY - OQ YOU LL. BE THROWN VOR A LOSS Congratulations. class of '73 from the KITZMILLER BROS. Rear 320 Bridge Street New Cumberland, Pu. 17070 Phone 774-1521 33 Hummel Avenue Carnp Hill, Pa. i Jr fin, Ji if ,J , I 2. 1,551 gg-1 , fu ig, 1 .li PEALER'S FLOWER SHOP Trindle Rd., Camp Hill Flowers That Are The Finest Quality Reasonably Priced Call 737-4506 or Stop In Today 225 , xsxkkxx i fx, X CONGRATULATIONS I TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1973 C CCIINIE CUMBERLAND COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ANDTRUST COMPANY MEMBER: F.D.I.C. OFFICES SERVING CUMBERLAND, ADAMS, AND YOR COUNTIES M b F cl 1 R S d F d D I C bud's hi-y .wg ,5V, n,., A wth I-Ie's our BUDDY! Seated: Mr. Edwards. Second Row: Dave Grimshaw, Steve Hoffman, v.p.: Dave Rohm, sec., Jeff Carchidi. Sgt.-at-arms, Tom Carestia, Greg Grissinger, Mark Har- Third Row: Dave Manton, Eric vonSchmid, Jon nish, pres.: Tom Lenkevich, treas.: Ken Caswell, chap., Romberger, COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Since 1910 45-25 36th Street Chrysler V Plymouth - Imperial Long Island City 1, N. Y. , Internatxonal Scout Telephone EX 2-2710 RiC1'1aI'd Hillffl-Elfl Main and Vine Sts., 2434 Brookwood Street Middletown' Pa- Hamsburg' Pa' Phone 944-4662 Area Code 717 564-5371 Open 9 - 9 NISSLEY MOTOR CO. 227 228 unique's tri-hi-y Front Row: Sharron Wright, pres.: Dawn jenkins, Carol chap.: Cam Richards. Third Row: Lyn Bowman, Vicki Kohlhaas, v.p. Second Row: Deb Shields, sgt.-atfarms, Jo Wilt, Vanderzee, Betzie Farner, treas.g Deb Sentz, Cathy Splain. , Q quAurr YOUR I DEALER . John M. Glant Jr. R1lfl?,l0 WM STEREO - Phone 236-6570 . . SALES 217 s. ard street D SERVICE Lemoyne, Pa. l7043 LOCALLY OWNED - LOCALLY OPERATED Grade A Dairy 20th Xa Herr Sts. Phone: 233-8701 crlsworth Publishing Company, Inc. Quality Yearbooks for High Schools-Colleges-Universities Howard S. Arnold P.O. 52 Shillington, Pa. 19607 775-1650 -mira 5 229 CEDAR CLIFF HOME DECORATING CENTER Sherwin-Williams Products Carpets-Wallcoverings-Art Supplies Hardware-Unfinished Furniture Cedar Cliff Mall Camp Hill, Pa. -: , agfelns-:Q 232-6223 R. B. HOBA UGH ci SUN Electrical Contractor , 1 . .. 1-'NrL.,, U, 4. ' 'A 'l Service Since 1921 . . 1 'vw '44, 1' hfilq X .. 1-. 1 5 J . ' 211 Third Street 7' Q W ,eww f '--- . . 14 4. 77 New Cumberland 230 Don's Pizza rive- n SUBS-PIZZA-SHAKES 2213 Old Gettysburg Road Camp Hill, Pa. 737-6871 West Shore Home Delivery Fri-Sat-Sun 5:00-11:00 P.M. Don Barlup '65 owner Fund Raisers Available Wait? i g, azias tri-hi-y -0' W N251 A 1n,,'f-1 3.--f -wfdisilhimw-uma. I Z., I Efigyf ,fs , fy -in A WJ: 117' M, 7 A .A K, I ve G' J A fy WW ' mi Ksgi 6- 42:- ,f . .4 , , .Q f'T'f'wL, - , K 74 l,.,,g1 16. Vi ai , gg .ff al. K , ' N. fs', , Front Row: Sonia Bahner, v.p.g Meg Aufiero, sec.: Pat Cochrane, chapg son, Barb Bihl, Pam Bashore, Heidi Fawber, Karin Christiansen, Robin Marsha Messersmith, pres. Top to Bottom: Judi Butler, treas.3 Wendy Sims, Jacoby, Robin Biggs. Sgt.-at-arms: Theresa Apa, Lou Zitto, Nancy Metz, Sue Bayliss, Cathy john- 23 1 ariel's tri-hi-y ...ve Y. Front Row: Melanie Lexa, chap., Mary Deutsch, sec.: Patty LuAnn Fletcher, Gwyn Williams. Not Pictured: Kathy Mullen, sgt.-at-arms, Gail Wynn. Second Row: Sally Dennis, McGeehan. pres., Ann Rehn, Donna Evans, v.p., Connie Sutton, treas., AQUARIUM CENTER 214 Third St. 232 New Cumberland, Pa. Congratulations, Class of '73 BOSY'S CITCO 12th and Market Sl. Lemoyne, Po. 737-9204 Charles E. Rosenbery Owner FREYSINGER PONTIAC, INC. BEAUTY BOUTIQUE Grand Ville - Bonneville - Grand Prix - Grand Am - Catalina - Lemans - Firebird - Ventura II AUTHORIZED GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE SERVICE MODERN BODY SHOP - Ph. 233-1078 Phone 236-9066 1537 Bridge St. New Cumberland, Pa. 17070 Genuine Good-will Cedar Cliff Mall Pontiac Used Parts Cars Phone 761-3214 The Ensm inger SZua'z'0s SPECIAL STYLES AND RATES FOR STUDENTS Ensminger Telephone Committee. Front Row: Nan- Scannell, Diane White, Bev Crockett, Sue Tatasciore. cy Hearn, Kim Kinter, Juanita Wehler, Pat Feconda. Not Pictured: Claire Richards. Second Row: Marcia Horting, Ruth Stevenson, Kris 233 B SACCO BEVERAGE CENTER y , Lower Allen Shopping Center 254 Lowther Sfi ' Camp Hill Lemoyne, Pa. 17043 A 761-1400 234 Appointments available-call 717-761-0142 Cedar Cliff Mall 1104 Carlisle Rd. Camp Hill, Pa. M B545 P5 ....i,..t..J.J..,.l ,V fy, gf' iw-Q-will Y Egg, . cheverelle tri-hi-y Front Row: Sherry Rudy, Sharon Mansfield, Sue Resch, Carol Sullivan, v.p. Third Row: Pam Brown, pres.: Cin- Jearlrlib Day, Tammy Bertolette, treas.g Nancy Norton, dy Hendershot, Kathy Lawler, DyAnn Posmoga, Cindy Carol Adams, chap. Second Row: Kim Peiffer, Maureen Wheeler, Flanagan. Jody Kleffel, sec.: Sue Kohlhaas, Sheila Hart, BALSBALKHY INSURANCE AGENCY 1421 Carlisle Rd. Camp Hill, Pa. Phone 761-2670 emacs 5 Best Wishes to the Class of '73 139995 Mlli ly dx il hpm M SAT. WEST SHORE THEATER 317-319 Bridge St. New Cumberland, Pa. 235 utopiads hi-y Front Row: joe Saliunas, Tom Hiller, Scott Hollinger, chap., Row: John Salapa, Doug Horn, Tim Eldredge, Steve Paul Davis. Second Row: Ron Howe, Rob Dixon, sec.g john Kennedy, pres.: Tom Karl, treas. Not Pictured: Gary Splain, Lane, sgt.-at-arms, Dave Stone, v.p., Dave Conrad. Third jim Convery, Terry Barber. 236 M 0e's Esso Service HUZELL Garage Service Station 236-5726 234-9073 Bridge Sz Carol Street New Cumberland, Pa. Phone: 737-7074 FAYE'S 15 BEAUTY SHOPPE 2 5 ' 1418 Carlisle Road , camp Hill, Pa. 17011 When you get right down to it, all commer- cial banks offer pretty much the same services. Savings accounts, checking accounts, various kinds of loans and so forth. So let's be honest. Is there a reason for you to bank at Commonwealth? Do we real- ly have a competitive edge? We think we do. It's contained in the headline at the top of the message. We really are Happy to help youf' At each of the 30 offices of Commonwealth National Bank, you really will find people who take just a little more care . . . people who give just a little more thought to their jobs . . . people who smile just a little bit more sponta- neously and who work just a little bit harder for you. Nor is this an accident. We planned it that way.Wetake great pains in our hiring, making sure we get people who like people. Then we train them -intensely-in the hundreds of little ways which make a custorner's visit a little bit more pleasurable. Frequently, too, we reward them for doing precisely that. Happy to help you is our bank's slogan. It may not be the world's most glamorous slogan. But it does have one very simple, potent virtue. It is true. Come and see. Common ealth ational Bardc Cedar Cliff Office 237 737-ZBB1 MElYER'5 ART GALLERY Sc STUDIO CREATIVE PICTURE FRAMING ART MATERIALS - INSTRUCTION 2255 EETTYSBLIRE RD. CAMP HILL, PA. 1'7EI11 Town avern Feuiuring Finest Foods Q s 4 x I I al K 5.0, 5 Pizza Our Specially New Cumberland, Pennsylvania 238 V I KESSLER'S INC Quality I ' Mews and Manufacturers 8 Distributors D'i::iz'S3le 1201 Hummel Avenue - Lemoyne, Pa. 17043 kapolani tri-hi-y Front ROW-' Mary WiSS, sec.: Barb Gal-llt, Sgt--atA8fmS1 Ross, pres.: Karen Triano, treas.g Sue Shaw. Not Pictured: Sharon Bower, v.p.g Betty Schaffhauser, Kim Hower. Se- Laura Freysinger. cond Row: Debbie Wicks, chap.g Kathy Alsvary, Cathy I. BARRY MINER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Home Improvemenls 117 Clark Street Lemoyne, Pc. 17043 232-8017 or 234-1997 Established 1942 by Iohn S. Nhner I. Barry Miner DIEGES 85 CLUST Northumberland, Pa. 17857 Arthur K. Hallden 473-3504 Regional Sales Manager Area Code 717 School and College Rings and Emblems Medals - Trophies - Plaques Employee Service Awards Announcements - Diplomas General Offices 85 Plant 226 Public Street Providence, R.I. 02905 Manufacturers ot' Specialty jewelry since 1898 239 amici's tri-hi-y on 1 , MJM fffeiirflixfnf sc' if if 151551 Front Row: Sharon Reneker, Sue Fair, sec.-treas.g Carol Mulhauser, pres. Second Row: Diane Campbell, janeanne Karbley, Beth Shambaugh, v.p.1 Sandy Pinko. GE OR GE 'S SELF SER VICE 204 3rd Street 233-9643 New Cumberland Groceries Snacks Frozen Foods Lunch Meats Ice Cream Open 9:00 a.rn. to 12:00 p.m. 240 7 days a weekfeveryday of the year GREENBERCVS Open Daily from 9 to 9 314 Bridge Street New Cumberland Tl! I Iillalil I M Ijh- A EDWIN L. HEIM I 4 ...COMPANY P. O. BOX 2247 iii..-L-L-1-1 HARRISBURG, PA. 17105 ,,.ll11-1-i Congratulations to the Class of '73 from the EDWIN L. HEIM COMPANY TELEPHONE: 238-1711 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRING - REBUILDING - REWINDING CHARLES E. BASHORE, PRESIDENT JOHN R. DONSON, VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD K. FISHER, TREASU 241 I DEALERS IN 242 LUMBER, MILLWORK, AND BUILDING SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS if lvl fl I Congratulations to the Class of A73 Compliments of Harrisburg Law? Bottling cu., Inc. ZIMMERMAN'S 17th AND HOLLY STREETS Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105 Telephone: 234-4151 21st ST. 85 CAMP HILL BY-PASS CAMP HILL, PA. 17011 E altruistics tri-hi-y Front Row: Melissa McCord, sec.: Sue Topolski, Barb Strockbine, v.p.g Mar- Phillips, Martha Erlsten, pres.g Sue Wisman, treasg Kathy Korkuch. cia Ruminski, Chap.: Cathy Claypool. Second Row: Karen Rhoads, Kathy Would you Like This THOMAS A UTO ALIGNMENT 100 Fourth Street New Cumberland 234-5051 See Thomas for Wheel Trouble and Delta Tires , 5 55: V ,lv Wm L -mi-M , . vga,-.M 7 Vw , 7 5f9wa f A 'su ' s '4f'xQ. 7 Sales Associate for Sign on your Home or Business? call ED HITCHIN 737'6744 737-3779 19th and Market Streets, Camp Hill, Pa. 17011 243 Illlf .limi The Shoe Tree Discount Store 3651 Market Street Camp Hill, Pa. 17011 'TAKE THIS ROAD T0 FINE PAVING FROM A .170 - K DRNEWAYS nouns, a srne PARKING LOTS A III I I e sNow REMOVAL e lo I A PAVING EQUIPMENT RENTALS - f:I1 E,:',I'I III, IIIII Q2 II. ,II.I 1 I I I' I - Rgllers - Graders - Trucks 236-8319 RR. 'IIO 4fI1 N. CUMBERLAND FREE ESTIMA TES an curb! 1 341:14-1, 2 ' ' g . W llfvlllll E xr 0 FINE cn.eANnNG ,, 4' UI 0 flllll 325 S. SEVENTEENTH STREET PHONE 234-3128 HARRISBURG, PENNA. lhlzul DEIIV, , uf! SEC Your Cleaner does it be t! Cedar Cliff junior Brian Rabena shows how Menger's takes good care of your clothes. Whatever the label says isn't necessarily the only way a garment may be cleaned, or the best. Did you know that drycleaning can keep your clothes looking newer . . . longer? Even those labeled machine washable or permanent press ? Drycleaning puts back in the sizing that washing removes, restoring that like-new feeling. For the best in fabric care, trust your cleaner . . . he's a professional fabric care expert. I-Ie knows how to make your Clothes look best . . . feel best . . . and last longer. Professional clothing care is our business. Make it your business to see us for the best in clothing care. Send Everything DRYCLEANING ' SHIRT AND LAUNDRY SERVICE ' FUR CLEANING KFURRIER METHODJ 0 LEATHER AND SUEDE CLEANING ' TAILORING AND ALTERATIONS ' REWEAVING 0 DRAPERY CLEANING QHOME-OFFICE-CHURCHJ ' FUR AND GARMENT STORAGE ' SPECIALISTS IN KNIT WEAR The Name for Better Cleaning A Little Finer - A Little More Careful 245 I Kuhns-Hamish, Inc. Sales - FORD Service Market Sz, Allen Sts., Mechanicsburg 44 years of Personalized Service 246 ah 2' Y Gi hit-It-X A, Q39 -1-2 McDONALD'S Rt. 83 85 Carlisle Rd. Camp Hill, Pa. ...F -- ' 1, ,evra-24? -1 - L' .. 5 15, 4' r 15 Wi:-r, QW, -h ,L-X 't ' J Q .Q .- ..psf -1 fs. 'E 5, .4 A 9.33-me E g . i n E . .QA ' A' 1-f -- ' . .eg .1 J .4 alfa .., 'T v- fi ' g fitlx W .-A .-.Q-.4 , 'fn ,W 2. -:.,,.,,.-2.45-v 'K-e +fE.-15355-7, 41' L 'L 'siiv-u ' BELL WOOD COMPANY, INC. Rear 212 Bridge Street New Cumberland, Pa. 17070 Office and Warehouse Phone: 774-1411 CARPETS - TILE WALLS AND FLOORS Ar. 85 Mrs. R. G. Abrams ipiro T. Agnew Aaryann Allison Ar. 85 Mrs. Paul Allison Ar. 85 Mrs. Robert Ansel Ar. 85 Mrs. Catillo Apa Iindy Apa Fheresa Apa Dawn Bailets Aary Carol Ballantine Ar. 85 Mrs. Melvin Barton Ar. 85 Mrs. Charles E. Bashore Ar. 85 Mrs. Larry Bashore xl. D. Bayliss Nursery Sec Ar. 85 Mrs. Donald Beitzel Ar. 85 Mrs. Clair Beinhower ean Bender onny Benjamin Ar. John D. Bennie Dr. 85 Mrs. Kenneth Bertram Bev Bill 85 Diane Ar. 85 Mrs. A. Richart Bittle enise Blough obbi Ar. Stanley Bollen Dr. Ronald Bozis 3.R. ifir. Joseph Breski .arry 85 Janie Brett Dr. 85 Mrs. Gerald S. Brinton ira Buffington 'aul Buffington Ar. 85 Mrs. James Burtnett Ar. Wilson Castillo Barry Clark Kathy Clark 'at Cochrane Aargie Colteryahn Ar. 85 Mrs. Allen Conrad Aichelle Conway Ar. 85 Mrs. Vivien Corkle Ar. 85 Mrs. Robert Craig Ars. Dorothy Critchley Ar. 85 Mrs. A. D. Crockett Ar. 85 Mrs. David L. Danner ethro Bo Dean Ar. Robert Deck Ar. 85 Mrs. A. W. Denison Ars. Dorothy Devenney Ar. 85 Mrs. W. R. Diffenderfer Ars. Frances Di Martino Dino Ars. Georgia Dobbs Ar. 85 Mrs. Jack Donson Ar. 85 Mrs. John Donson scott Drackley Ar. 85 Mrs. Louis S. Edwards, J Ar. Samuel Eshenhower iue Evans Ar. Paul Eurich Ars. Frances Fales 'at Feconda Ar. 85 Mrs. James Finnen im Finnen Ar. 85 Mrs. Richard Fisher flash 85 Marti Ar. 85 Mrs. P. H Folk lobert H. Folk II r. 85 Mrs. Earl G. Follet rs. Ruth A. Foor ip Forry r. 85 Mrs. William Forester OX r. 85 Mrs. Edward A. Fox cedar log patron list A Friend Gail, Bobby Dale, 85 Sharon Galen 5. Bonnie Mr. Angelo Gallo Mr. Lawrence Garman Mr. Terry Gieb Irene Geiling Mr. John Goodyear Mr. 85 Mrs. James Gourley Suzy Gracey Mr. 85 Mrs. Larry Graham Mr. 85 Mrs. Caroll Green Mr. 85 Mrs. George Grimshaw Gwen 85 Murray Mr. 85 Mrs. Harold Hain Mr. 85 Mrs. James Haines Mrs. Frances Hale Mr. 85 Mrs. James G. Haney Lisa C. Haney Mrs. Hanlen 85 Pat Ernie Hartzler Mr. Robert Hawley Mr. 85 Mrs. Lloyd L. Hearn Marilyn Helm Carl 85 Carol Helstrom Mr. 85 Mrs. Carl O. Helstrom Jr. Dr. 85 Mrs. Harold E. Hench Linda Hendershot Mrs. Dorothy Hess Mr. James Hess Miss Carol J. Hiltner Linda Hitch Mr. 85 Mrs. L. V. Holland Suzanne Holland Rod Holler Jim Horchler Mr. 85 Mrs. Lytle G. Horting, Jr Marcia Horting Mr. Virgil Hostetler Don fHot Dogb Houchins Mr. Frederick Howard Mr. Wayne Howell Joe Hulihan Mr. Frank Humer Dave Hunsecker Robin Jacoby Jimmy, Robin. 85 Kim Cathy Johnson Mr. 85 Mrs. John A. Johnson Martin Jones Lillian M. Juditz Mr. 85 Mrs. J. W. Kambic Nancy D. Karlheim Steve Karolchik Candy Keller Mr. 85 Mrs. Richard Kellar Deb King Mr. 85 Mrs. Francis Kinter Kim Kinter Mrs. Dorothy Kirkpatrick Mrs. Dorothy Klaiber Suzanne Kline Mr. 85 Mrs. Charles H. Knerr Mr. Willis Kocher Mike Kostukovich Mr. 85 Mrs. Richard Kostukovich Miss Gail Krasnicki Mr. 85 Mrs. C. W. Krout Mr. Norman Kumler Dr. 85 Mrs. W. M. Kunkel Mr. 85 Mrs. Glenn Kurzenknabe Miss Nellie K. Lack Ladder 12 Lar-Man 85 Moosie Mr. Galen M. Lehman Michael Leib Mrs. George Lesher Mrs. Judith Leslie Lester 85 Dee Mrs. Rosemary Levreault Lori Linde Mr. 85 Mrs James Linderman Mr. 85 Mrs. David Lingenfelter Lurch 85 Lurchess Mr. 85 Mrs. Ken Lytle Mr. 85 Mrs. Robert McAllister Mrs. Beatrice McConnell Melissa McCord Mrs. Dorothy S. McCormick Mr. Leonard McLaughlin Robert McLaughlin Miss Margaret McNamara Mr. Roy Magnusson Deb Manbeck Mrs. Thelma Marks Mr. 85 Mrs. John R. Metz Jr. Nancy Metz Mike 85 Karen Mr. 85 Mrs. Harvey Milakovic Mr. Robert Miller Mr. George Mitchell Mr. 85 Mrs. Joseph Mixell Monkey Mrs. Marie Montisano Ben Moser Mrs. Elizabeth Moody Mrs. Paul Mourton Mr. 85 Mrs. Mulhauser Madeline Mulligan Mrs. Margaret Munyon Miss Debbie Murphy Mr. Tyson Murphy Mr. 85 Mrs. Ervin E. Natschke Herr Nauss Mr. Dennis Nemes Mr. Ernest Ober, Jr. Miss Virginia Lee Oldham Mr. 85 Mrs. Joseph Over Mr. 85 Mrs. Terrence Palmer Mrs. Betty Park Mr. Barry Patrick Kathy Patterson Paul T. 85 Nancy Mr. Edward Paul Mr. 85 Mrs. Robert Pavlovich Mr. Paul Paxton Peanut Butter 85 Me Sue Pease Steve Pellman Judy Perdew Pins Carol Ployer Mr. Harry Pluebell DyAnn Posmoga Mr. 85 Mrs. Michael Posmoga Mr. James Quigley T. R. Esquire Re Lois Reese Wendy Rehm Mr. Robert Repetz Renbird Gary Renninger Mrs. Harry Roadarmel Mr. Connie Rodgers Mr. 85 Mrs. Edward Rogowicz Cheryl Rosenberg Royale's Jim Robison Walter K. Rumbert, Jr. Mr. Thomas Rutland 85 Terri Mr. Donald Sale Mr. Samuel Santeusanio Nancy Sauer Randy Sawyer Lois Selosky Deborah Shields Dr. M Mrs. Lee H. Shields Diane Shupp Kim Sieger Wendy Sims Major 85 Mrs. Richard S. Sites Skip Jeff Sloan '73 Mr. 85 Mrs. Harold Smedley Mr. Greg Smee Dr. John Smeltz Mr. 8 Mrs. Bruce Smith Mr. Fred Smith Rhonda 85 Renee Smith Kelly Smithson Mr. 85 Mrs. Ross Smithson Mr. Ross Sorbello Angie Soto Mr. Steven Spiese Mr. 85 Mrs. Nick Spagnolo Gilbert Spatz Theresa Speicher Cathy Splain Mr. 85 Mrs. W. J. Stanton Mr. Donald Steinhart Mr. 85 Mrs. Harry Sterner Stevensky The Rt. Rev. 85 Mrs. Dean T. Stevenson The Rev. 85 Mrs. Fredric Stevenson The Rev. 85 Mrs. James Stevenson Mr. 85 Mrs. Larry Stoner Miss Doris Straw Tanker 30 Thidwick Mr. 85 Mrs. Richard J. Tietbohl Tom 85 Terri Val 85 Dan John Vanatta Vega's Tri-Hi-Y Vicki 85 Steve Lisa Vogel Mr. 85 Mrs. Walter Vogelsong Mr. Larry Waite Mrs. Marcia Waksmonski Mrs. Mary Wayne Mr. Neil Warfel Weasel Jack Webb Mrs. John Wehler Juanita Wehler Miss June Wehler Pete Weiss Cinde Wert WHP Radio WHP TV Mr. L. P. Williams Elaine Wilson Mr. Lemont Wilson Mr. Glenn Winslow Mr. 85 Mrs. Walter C. Witmer Dr. 85 Mrs. George D. Wolf Linda Wolf Mr. 85 Mrs. Quinten Wolf Mrs. Lorraine Wolfe Mr. Milton Wolfe Mr. 85 Mrs. J. B. White Mr. 85 Mrs. Thomas E. Zimmerman Zimmie Mr. 85 Mrs. John A. Zitto 2 3 4 Club Mary Carol 2 3 4 Comm 3 4 Careers in Health 4 Youth Festival Comm 4 Tr1H1Y 234 Treas 2 34 177 216 Ann ' Apprentice Drama Club Ann 248 JV Basketball 21 V Basketball 2 3 Forensic League 2,33 Bradley Wray Dryden 3 4 Track Club 3: I-HAY 2.3.4 - Pres. 234 tiva 3 Paul 2 3 V Hockey 4 Dressmaker Club 3 4 120 122 175. 2 3,4 Y 2,3 Debate 2: V Debate 3.4: Cver H1-Y 2,3,4 - V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3 154 177, 212. Pit Band 2,3,43 District Choir 2.3.41 Musical 2.3.4 Club 3: Pep Club 43 Tri-Hi . 172, 173, 231 3,4 - Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 4 , C Sec. 4: Musical 2,3,4: Play 4' a ee i H a h I' 1'S T1 C lt 4: Teen 33,154. 3'45 Bandfront 3'43 Economics Club 2: Log 4: Pep Club 2,39 Hi.Y 3 , , , 34, 153. Bartol, Bonme Louise Scholastic Art Award 3 Girl s Choir 23 Club 2,3,4 Comm. 3,4 Sec. 3 . . . Bmk Nancy F PW? ,fl Apprentice Drama Pres. 3 . . . 37 Boyer, Deborah Youth Activities Comm. 4: Tri-Hi-Y - Pres. 2, Sec. 4. . , 36, 146, 147, 148, Bretz. Gary Lee Cross Country 2.3: Track 2,3,4: Band 2,33 Electronics Club 2,3.4 - Pres. 4 . . . 36. 160. Brinley, Thomas Andrew JV Football 2: V Football 3,42 Weight-lifting Club 2.3. . . 36, 118, 215. 3. v 23 4 Tr 3, i, ml 32,3 V ,sjL3zl?5'- 4-Z . 5 Ni? J 1 . 4 wzivwiii SEEK? i Put Band 3 Mlxed Cholr 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 old KEY 3 4 3 4 Muslcal 2 3 4 Play Comm 2 3 4 Appren- txce Drama Club 2 Thesplans 3 4 Latm Club Pres 2 17 42 3 4 Treas 3 Pres 4 Youth Festlval Teen wr '14 jg ,i 3 6 v 2 mmM'7'L'wl'f'ff '7 F UWgwf': 'f'J 4filf::ffV' ' Gartner, Stanley Edward Mixed Choir 2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4: Stage Crew 3,43 Electronics Club 2,31 Stage Club 3,4 . . . Paul 23 Musical 2,3,4g Apprentice Drama Club 23 Thespians 3: German Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3 - Pres. 3. . . 7, 51. 154. Grlce, Martha jean Homeroom Officer 4 - Sec. - Treas. 4, Ski Club 2: Careers in Health Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 - Sec. 2,3 . , . 50, 158. Class Play 4, . 17, 50, 227. Hartman, Kim Melanie Bandfront 3,43 Mixed Choir 2,3,4: Class Play 3,4g Musical 2,3,4: Competition Play 3, Children's Theater 3, Apprentice Drama Club 2, Thespians 3,4 - Recorder 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . 17, 52, 168, 175, 209. Harvey, Lester LeRoy ...52, Harvey, Sharon Leigh Class Officer 2,3,4 - Sec. 2,3,4: Hockey Mgr, 3,43 Bandfront 2,3,4 - Capt. 4: Ski Club 2,3,4: Court 43 Tri-Hi-Y 13, 43, 53, 122, 158, 175 Sec. 2,3 , Virginia Christine room Officer 2 3 4 3, Pres 4, Bandfront 2,3,4 4, Youth Festival Comm. 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 . . . 53, 146. Heagy, Debra Jean Nancy Play 4 ,gomeroom Officer 4 Band man Band 2,3 53, 211 3 Sec Treas 3 Prism 2 4 Tri H1 Y 3 V Debbie L1 e Club 3 Trl H1 g2S'-um Hintze, Wayne Howard Intramurals 3,43 Golf 3: Mixed Choir 2,3,4g Mixed Ensemble 2,3,41 County Choir 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4: Musical 2,3,4: Repertory Theater 2,3.43 Apprentice Drama Club 25 Thespians 3.4 - Honor Thespian 3,4 . . . 17, 54, 168, 170. Hitch, Linda Lee Play Comm. 4, Senior Film 4 . . . 54. Hobaugh, Robert E. Intramurals 2: Electronics Club 3,4 . . . 55. I-Iocker, Thomas David JV Wrestling 2 - Novice Champ 3,4 - Sectional Champ 33 Band 23 Hi-Y 2.3,4 - Sec. 2, V. Pres. 55. 134, 135, 137. 173, 176, 215. Hopkins, Bonnie jean Homeroom Officer 2 - Sec.-Treas. 2g JV Basketball 2: V Basketball 3: Bandfront 35 Psychology Club 49 Youth Forum 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 . . . 55, 146, 152. Horchler, james Michael ,IV Football 2 . . . 55. Horning, Barbara Ann ...S6. Hurting, Marcia Ann National Merit Letter of Commendation 43 johnson, J anis Kay Tri-Hi-Y 2 - Sec. 2 . . . 57. Johnson. Mark William Class Officer 2,3 - Treas. 2, Pres. 3: JV Basket- ball 2: V Basketball 3.43 Track 2,3,41 Cross Country 2.3.4 - Capt. 4: Hi-Y 2,3,4 . . . 57, 124, 125, 127, 128, 224, johnson, Jr., Richard V Football 3,43 Band 3,43 Stage Band 3,4: Orchestra 4: Hi-Y 4 . . . 56, 118, 172, 212. Jones. Gwen Ann Homeroom Officer 4 - V. Pres. 4 . . . 56. Orchestra 2.3.41 County Orchestra 3,4g Mixed 2,3: Musical The ' ater 3,4, Jones. James D. Hoff, Richard Andrew Intramurals 3,43 JV Wrestling Mixed Play 3,4 3: Band 2.3,- .s4, 151, Houchms 4 Intramurals 2 3,43 Pepertory Play Comm. 49 Thespians 3,4: Hi 135, 137, 168, 215. 57, 134, Hulbert, Stephen Ski Club 2.3.4 ' 5 3 E E E 2 F 5 5 3 5 E 5 S S 2 5 ,if f., , , , if ffeezeirgiliprff sizvwrfv 1, f, -43.3. fir- ,1,,rg,,g.,. , R V, 'ff' 1 ' J sl' J J ,wjdfflfyk 'HIE Noll, Diane Lynn . . 69. flovakowski, Karen Eliiabeth 3. '47, 69. Oliver, Scott John Radio and T.V. Club 3 . . . 23, 68. Osner, Norman Scott Cross country 2g Track 2,3,4: Band 2,3,43 ski Poth, JV Play 2 man Prough, C1ubgf'2,3,4g' Hi-Y 2,3,4 -Pres. 2 . . . 68, 158, Latin Club 176, 5215. 'iff' lf' ,ff Jgalmer, Curtis L. 'Intramurals 3,4 . . . 69, 165. Pauli, Janet Eileen Campus Life Club 3,4 . . . 69, 153. Pease, Susan Elaine ...69. Puller, Ki Wrestling Quick, r 3' ri- 153, 175, 70, Renninger, Gary Lynn Mixed Choir 2,35 Computer Club 3,4 . . . 39, 71, 165. Kenneth B. Club 4 . . . 72, 160. William C. Officer 2 - V. Pres. 2 . . . 72. Bruce David 2,3,4g Angling and Conservation Club 2,4 Rhykerd, Don Edwin Radio and T.V. Club 2,3,4 . . . 73, 161. Richards, Camille Jo Homeroom Officer 4 - V. Pres. 45 Bandfront 3,43 Class Play 3,43 Apprentice Drama Club 23 German Club 3,45 Youth Festival Comm. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 - Pres. 2 . . . 16, 73, 147, 154, 175, 228. Richards, Claire A. Intramurals 2,43 Track 2, Volleyball 25 V Pechart, John Clark Basketball 3,41 Cedar Log 4 - Girls' Sports Ed. 4, German Club 3,4 Treas. 3, V. Pres. 45 Homeroom Officer 3 - V. Pres. 33 Key Club 3. . .68 Pechart, Terry Lee Cheerleader 2, Drill Team 2g White Christmas Court 41 Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . 19, 73, 142, 154. Rickert, Vicki Eilene Campus Life Club 3: Spanish Club 4 . . . 72, Pellman, Steven Craig Band 2,3,41 Perdew, Judith K. Cheri Homeroom Officer 3 A Hockey 2,35 V Hockey 4 - David Michael Officer 3,4 - V. Pres. 3, Pres. 43 In- 3g Wrestling 2,3,4: JV Baseball 25 Basketball 23 V Basketball 3 4 Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 - 69, 120, 122, 132, 3,4 - Sec. 4. . .19,72,137,155, Peters, Ralph ,Homeroom Officer Tennis 2,3,4 - Capt Youth Forum 2,3,4 - Jr Representative 4: Hi-Y 2,3 Pheasant, Evelyn Kay Play Comm. 3,41 Festival Comm. 3 Piccolo, Mark Peter Intramurals 3: JV . . . 19, 70, 113, 133, Ployer, Caroline Elizabeth Track Homeroom Officer tramurals 3,4: Spanish Club 43 2 - Pres. 2 . . . 3, Pres. 41 Tri-Hi-Y Rowe, Charles Wilbur Schrama, Myrna Kay JV Baseball 2 . . . 72. Royer, James Lowell Intramurals 45 Golf 2,3,4 - 3rd Place League Tournament 31 Hi-Y 2 . . . 73. Rudy, Bonnie Jane . . . 73. Rumbel, Jr., Walter Kenneth Choral Reading 35 Electronics Club 2: and T.V. Club 3,4 - Treas. 3, Sgt.-at-Arms . . . 73, 161. Ruminski, Dianne Marie Football Statistician 2,3,4: Basketball cian 2,3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. . .55, 74, 205, Rusch, Paul Christopher Intramurals 2,3,4: JV Football 2: Varsity Football 3: Wrestling 2,45 Stage Club 3: Junior Jaycees 43 Hi-Y 3,4 . . . 74, 151. Sacco, Michele Louise Y 23 ' Homeroom Officer 2,4 - Pres. 2, Sec.-Treas. 4: Cliff Sentinel 43 Cedar Log 49 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Sanger. Gary K. . . . 75. Sauer, Nancie Jeanne Mixed Choir 2,3: Musical 2,3,4: Library Club 2,33 Central Treasury 4 . . . 75, 165. Scannell, Kristine Marion Homeroom Officer 2 - Sec. 2: Play Comm. 3,4: Cedar Log 43 Apprentice Drama Club 25 Ger- man Club 3: Thespians 3: Youth Festival Comm. 3g Teenage Republicans 41 Tri-Hi-Y 2,- 3,4 - V. Pres. 3, Chap. 4 . . . 75, 168, 233. Schambach, Paul David Band 2,3,4 . . . 74. Schenck, Deborah Burdene Cedar Log 4: FTA 23 German Club 3 A . in Health Club 43 VIC 4, Republians 3,4 - Sec. 4: Youth Schin, Donald Martin Intramurals Cross Shope, Gregory Kent JV Football 2: V Football 3,4:'J V Wrestling 23 V Wrestling 3,45 Track 2,3,4: Hi-Y 2.3.4 . . . 76, 118, 211. uPP. Diane Joyce 3 4' Club 4 - Officer 3,4 - Sec.-Treas. 3,4: Play omm. 4: Pep Club 2,3,4 - V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4 . 77, 166. Sideris, Nancy Anne Intramurals 2,3,4: Basketball Mgr. 3: Im- pressions 43 Ski Club 23 Dressmaker Club 35 Youth Festival Comm. 4: Snow Queen 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4 - Chap, 3 . . . 19, 77, 144. Sieger, Kim Elizabeth German Club Bond Award 3: German Club 2,- 3,4: 51 Club 21.14 - Sec. 4 . . . 77, 154, 167. Sims, Wendy Lou Band 2,3,4g Ofbhestra 2,3,4, Pit Band 3,4: Play Comm. 3,45 Careers in Health Club 3: Com- puter Club Youth Forum sg 'rri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 - Sgr.-at-Amis 4. . . 27, 76, ies, 173, 177, 231. Singer, Bonnie Lynne Intramurals 2: Ski Club 2: Business Club 4 Mark Stephen 2: V Football 3,45 Spanish Club 4 David T.V. Club 2 - Co-Chairman 2 . . Ann can 4: 51 Club 2,3 . . .77, 144. Letter of Commendation 4: 3,49 French National V Basketball 2,3,4 - Co- Tennis Club 4 - Treas. 4: 4. . .78, 130,132, 148, 258 Smith, Stephen-1 Ward 1. 3,43 Orchestra Band 4 Class Play 43 een Talent Act . . . 17, 79, 146, Smith, sa May Girls' Kelly Ann 23 Bandfront 43 JV Log 4 - Senior 4, Appren tice Club 23 Board 2,3 Y 2,3 - V 175, 205. a Joanne Girls Edward 2...79. JV wb Susan Stimeling, William Leslie ...8o. H Choir 2,31 Stage 4 SPi3H5 41 Y0l1th Stoppe. Brian Play 23 Class Theater 4' Summer Drama 43 Activities 17 26 Mixed Choir 3,41 3,41 Musical 3 Competition PHSSL Contes Thespians 3,4 Senior Film 3,4 Straub, Terri Homeroom Honor -.,, .' BY' weight-lifting Club 2,3, Radio and rv. cmb 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4 . so, 118, 161, 224. gg Thomas, Bradlegf Homeroom Officgii 3 - Pres. 33 JV Football Foorbaii 3,43 v Qasbau 3,43 'track 2, weiggif- lifting Club 2,33 gey Club 43 Hi-Y 2,3,4 - at3Arms. 4 . . .SQL 118, 224. to Thompson, Michael Thurman, Lee Key Club 3,4 1, 159. Key Club 4 Marie Office Honor of omi 3: Tri-Hi- Kathy Ann III, Murray Mgr 2 3 4' Randy Lee Baseball 23 V Bruce Club 2 . enson, Ruth 43 Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Interclub Spanish Club 4 - Treas. 43 Coffee House Gover- ning Board 33 Youth Festival Comm. 3,43 Ac ztivities Comm. 4' Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 - Chap. 233 . . J,so, 142, 143, 1471 155, 175, 211, 213, 225, :5ff233, 244. jjj 3,43 Play Comm. 33 Cedar 4 - 2,3,4Q Forum 43 Christmas Court 2,3,4. . . 122 146 148. Taylor, Leigh Apprentice na Club 23 43 Ac- tivities 2,3Q Senior Film 4 Teschner, Iffenry Edward 1ntfamufa1S3,4, JV Football 23 v Figptbaii 3,45 JV Basketgiall 23 V Baseball 3,4gTrack 23 A Ski Club Y 2,3,4 - Treas. Urich, Craig 23 Campus Life Club Junior Y4...82,151. . Jaycees A Utley, Robert James A Stage Creiiz 3,43 Stage Club 3,4 - Treas. 4 . . . 82, 141, gag. Mgr. 2,3,4 Vees vsnsiei-ies, Vicki Lyn 2 V Basketball 3 Careers in Health Club 4' l 83 s. 2,Sec.4. .. , Mark Philip . . .83. 151. Hi-Y 2,3,4 - V. . 85, 146, 147, 154, Warren 2,33 Electronics Club 3,4 . . 84, 160. Jonette R. Warmkessel, Lois Marie V Intramurals 23 Tennis 3,41 Mixed Choir 2,33 Musical 23 German Club 2,3,14 - Treas. 43 Youth Festival Comm. 43 Yout1tgForum 43 Tri- White, Diane ' Choir 23 Play Comm. 3,42 Copy Ed. 43 Impressions 43 Ski Club 23 lr:-1-11-Y 2,3 ' Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Sec. 3 . . . 85, 142, 143, 144, 233, 235. Intramurals Cedar Log 4 Williamson, Nan Louise Gymnastics Cfixb 33 Ski Club 43 Youth Festival 1 ee, Ronald I. P f s s X 3- saf. - i - 5 fasrassrss-, 3' 5 . :nga ev 2, 'rn-Hi-Y 2,3 - ses. 2,3. . .86,158.f.- Joanne Renee 1 .psi . sf 2- 2' - 112.1 .6 . .YW .... , Irgyamurals 2.3: ski Club 2, gfri-Hi-Y 2.3,-1 ., Cgap. 4 . . . 86, 228. ugpgsrf, viski Lynn . 86. Qsilikswski, Paulina Rose . W, S ge Crew 43 Future Nurses Klub 23 51 Club 31 3 German Club 3 . . . 86, 369. . , E . 3 v lf, Linda Carol 1 lrneroom Officer 4 - Semi.-Treas. In- fnmrals 3,43 Softball 43 Mijied Choir22,3,43 ' isical 2,3,43 Cheerleading Clubf 24' t . Q M rleader 2,42 HomecomingQCourt 43 Tri-Hi- 2,3.4'V. Pres. 2 . . . 13, 82, 138, 139, 149. ' i 3, We .,.,.4..-f-save ' 3 lf, Pamela Jayne insrsom Officer 2 - v. Pres? 2, Class Qfficwimywiw' ' Pres. 43 National Hoiior Society 3,43 , itional Merit Letter of Comgnendationg 43 In- urals 23 Tennis 3,43 Pgay Comm. 3,43 l ar Log 4 - School Life and Lay-out 43 prentice Drama Club 23 Tiiespians 3,43 Arts Crafts Club 43 Youth Forum 43 Tri-Hi-Y ,4.- See. 3, Treas. 4. . . 183243, 37, 142, 143, m ,.14B, 161, 168, 216, 230. siai f siosiward, Debbie P 85' 1 Sharron Lorraine K f iACQmm. 2,32 ApprenticeiDrama Z: ? g ' x ' 1Bl'!B 3,41 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 -fPres. 4 . , 1 3228. Mary Ann 5 Officer 4 - Sec.-Tgeas. 4 . ififafrestling 2,33 Tennis 2,343 Tennis 4 . . . 87, 157. 5 David james V -Baseball 23 V Baseball 3,43 , 313-Ii-Y 2,3,4 - Treas. 2 . . ..87, 165, L ieder, Susan Kay 386. JV Football 2, Business cinb 4 . . Young, Judith Ann Homeroom Officer 2 - V. Pres. 23 Library Club 23 51 Club 3,43 Business Club 4 . . . 86. Young, Mark Clifford Homeroom Officer 4 - Pres. 43 Campus Life 'Club 33 Chemistry Club 4 . . . 87, 163. 259 s . ,gs sr Q Ds Q Manager P-. 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Tim Gaul, Tom Lilly, Dennis Smeltz Dave Grimshaw, Dave Yinger, Frank Hagan, Pete Bevan, managerg Coach Steve Wiest. Danrier. Second Row: Bob Miller, jeff Wade, Gary Legore, Chuck Schubert. X. me e Q .X it 3 ',.- E B Junior Varsity Baseball. Front Row: Dan Bates, Cal Cole, Mark Boova, Todd Chianos. Mike Briel, Scott Witmer. Joe Schucker, Ron Howe, Steve Kennedy, Hoover, John Snoke, Jeff McClelland, Bill Burke, Bill Robinson, Brad Bucher, Steve Baker, Dave Morrow, Coach Ansel. 271 Steve Fickes, Second Row: Matt Richards, Rick McClure, John Eby, jim 272 M 'N YI' Front Row: Dona Hastings. Cindee Wolf, Lisa Fen- Howell. Third Row: Deb Benner. Sheila Hart. Kathy ton. Barb Smith. Sue Eschbach. Kathy Lyter. Second Alsvary. Cathy Ross. Jo Ellen Linderer. Juanita Row: Annette Aumiller. Pam Ulsh. Marsha Dutton. Wehler. Kathy Snoke. Barb Cromer. Judy Chandler. Rejeana Corman, Coach .aim Wu. Under Coach Wayne Howell, the girls' softball squad finished the season with a 6-6 record. Co-captains Jo Linderer and Juanita Wehler led the team's defensive ef- forts while Sue Eschbach and Debbie Benner carried the offense. Through candy bar sales and bake sales. the team bought the prettiest uniforms in the league. 17 returning underclassmen brighten prospects for next year's team. 273 cindermen sprint to first undefeated season Q HY' M fwewemgigg F L AK L ly X r NA ML 'se X I Q, Ni QS' Wi., A 5 ,r,. ,gk 1: .- A . f We '25 WMM 'L M? Qi vp x Wag-47 russian Kr ts wfXXf exx , 0653A lv Q5 3 :gb- idq H ,, ?f1 Q efljgh A, WV Q7 + xg FU 'MJ nw J Q0 ' 73 f'14fm,,v.,, uw ,,,,p .4 M WAa 4' F ' ,ff Q nw f M LM, ' , qty fm. .fry 0 I .5 , f , L . ' ' H' 5 . A . ?w Wp., f MW? V jiyfffiffvi . 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Records set in 1973 season: Two Mile Run - Jack Tongue, 10 min. 11.3 sec.g Discus Throwv- Greg Shope, 156' W , 770 Yard Medley Relay - Marc Torquato, Keith Polito, Don Bender, Mike Ander- son, 1 min. 21.9 sec., 880 Yard Relay - Marc Torquato, Keith Polito, Barry Colteryahn, Mike Anderson, 1 min. 30.4 sec., 2 Mile Relay - Mark johnson, Sam Feehrer, Dean Bender, Rick Lange, 8 min. 13.7 sec., One Mile Run - Rick Lange, 4 min. 31.6 sec.g 100 Yard Dash - Marc Torquato, 9.7 sec., 440 Yard Relay - Marc Tor- quato, Keith Polito, Dean Bender, Mike Anderson, 44.5 sec. Cties ex- isting school recordj. Boys' Track Team. Front Row: Greg Shope, Marc Torquato, Harry Rumberger, jim Schrey, Mark Johnson, Jack Tongue, Dean Bender, Rick Lange, Bill Koehler, Scott Russell, jeff Reitz. Second Row: Mike Hempt, Tom Klein, Jerre McCann, Brad Bock, Andy Kohr, Murray Sperling, Frank Korkuch, Robert Kambic, Shawn Burke, Tom Sharretts, Tom Hlushak, Coach Clements. Third Row: Coach Kambic, Kevin Kelley, John Laughlin, Charles Lee, Gary Drayer, Dave Barrick, Al Grundon, jim Robison, Scott Longey, 276 Evan Rohrer, john Kunkle. Fourth Row: Calvin Campbell, John Murray Brian Murphy, Bill Cummings, Dan Underkoffler, Ken Dapp, john Dominic Galloro, John Kambic, Fifth Row: Paul Davis, Chuck Dougherty Steve Gaustad, Mark Harder, Jeff Prowell, Bruce Eschbach, Pete Frank Frailey.ASixth Row: Steve Moyer, Mike Anderson, Sam Feehrer, . Dean, Ron Candioto, Keith Polito, Ray Hummel, Mark Gramling, e McCauley. 1, S 2 L girls' track team - first in c.c. history UN!- Something new was seen on the cinder track this year. A few hearty females, dressed in blue and white stripes, formed Cedar Cliff's first Girls' Track Team. Although they were a first year squad. Miss Straw's fillies fared well against challenging competi- tion. In the Cedar Cliff Relays the girls placed an over-all fourth. In the 880 yard run at the State College Invitational. C.C. won third place. Finally, in the three- Way meet with Cumberland Valley and East Pennsboro, Cedar Cliff captured first place, winning all six events. Girls' Track Team. Front Row: Nancy Sideris, Karen Triano, Barb Folk, Cheri Fehl. Not Pictured: Tina Burdick, Shawn Amig. Menut, Candy Geise. Second Row: Sue Shaw, Arlene Starr. Carolyn 277 Tri-County League Champions. Kneeling: Lois Warmkessel, Nancy Bink, Cindy Wheeler, Pam Brown. Sharon Bowser, Lee Ann Konhaus, Betsy Weimer. Laurel Smith, Terri Straub. Sue Ann Edens, Not Pictured: Terri Kinsey. Diane Snyder. St. jacques. Standing: Miss Oldham, Pam Wolf, Sue Evans, Boys' TeI1niS- Kneeling! Clark DHVCHPOFL Brian McDaniel. john Yeigh, Bob Schliehter, Bryan Krause. Not Pictured: john Ralph Peters, Greg Hlfrfhinv Martin Jones- Standing-' Gary Pinto. Tom Karl, E. J. Anderson, Dave Conrad, Terry Barber. 278 Splain, Scott Hollinger, Craig Morris, Walter Messic, Dave Stone, Laurel Smith and Ann Konhaus - District 3 Doubles Champions and third in the state. tennis teams rack up 17 victories me , -I -M., , Mnww. H+ , flwn e pf aw A ff '- ww'-wft, 'Q' 1 , i , W af-'f ewfywfgwwff - it ...,,,WWx3 V X 1 , ,,t,,. L, WMM ,, ' fiifwi' if weft' 11521 V -,L ff ff, ei' 279 Varsity Golf. Dick Lutz, Steve Hoffman, Craig Miller, jim Royer, Mike Shenk. Rich Fink. 280 second straight golf championship -. E i sophomore class party The 1973 sophomore class party continued the trend toward increased informali- ty. Dress has evolved from semi-formal to casual and dates are no longer required. The Elvis Davis Band provided the entertainment in the Cedar Cliff cafeteria on the evening of April 28. Although much effort went into making the party a success. lack of interest on the part of the students resulted in a poor turnout. Due to this student apathy, the 1973 sophomore class party may well be the last one held at Cedar Cliff. 281 282 50 r-1- P-s 9-D 3 C3 P-s .Qi cn NVQ A fy J .. K E In this year's intramural events, the seniors defeated the underclassmen in both divisions. The score was tied going into the final bout of the wrestl- ing match. 1 Senior Don Michaels defeated underclassrnan jim Bates giving the seniors victory by one point. In the track meet, seniors topped the sophomores and juniors once again with both the boys and girls in com- petition. The final score was 7110, seniors: 4410. juniorsg and 8, sophomores. I iv, ' ra if 4- 283 284 c.c.'s 14th operetta . . . 14th success how to succeed in business, Without really trying itx- Q 1-xii .f g . E - - s , . . . g i my if W. 2 gifgia. . af: z.ff,f anis?-E. ffizii-aiwfzw i if . ,. if 'Z' V . 16' if Q s I V- 1 Broadway came to Cedar Cliff this year on May 1, 2, and 3, as the Cedar Cliff mixed choir presented HHOW to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. The musical was directed by Mr. L. P. Williams, Mrs. Lillian Juditz, Mr. Richard Wilson, and student director Scott Drackley. Bob Bernstein as Ponti was the perfect complement to Sharon Beck's Rosemary. Kim Hartman and John Uehlein added to the laughs. Other choir members joined the cast to make it one of Cedar Cliff's most memorable productions. .34 V, ,e ,Ka ,, f X 7' N' fy 'L ,Q V, A t a , 'if-Tflf Aw. iqueness and quality. After careful evaluation. the judges awarded trophies to Dale Wierman, electronicsg Lynn Bernardi, graphic artsg Doug Gump, metal working: and Gary Bretz, woodworking. 287 adaptation the Wall interview On March 16th the Thespians presented Repertory Theater, a succession of three one-act plays which were entirely student directed, produced, and staged. The first was Adaptation, directed by Wayne Hintze. The second was a part of a larger play Anfierican Hurrah, entitled Inter- view, directed by Bev Crockett. Nancy Hearn directed the third play entitled t'The Wall. Repertory Theater was ap- preciated by an unusually large audience this year. The first two plays were also presented at area drama festivals. 290 5 junior-senior prom The second annual junior-senior prom was held on Saturday, May 19th, at the Zembo Mosque. Couples danced to the music of Stan Fields and his Orchestra and strolled around romantic Italian Lake. Light spring showers did not dampen the splendor of the night. After midnight. seniors traveled to the Carlisle YMCA to enjoy the Legends, swimming, and games. Juniors went their separate Way to the YMCA in Harrisburg. The prom was a gala affair for everyone and the last social event for the seniors. 53' s , g ee? X . 291 X . . .' .4 Graduation came true for the Class of '73 on June 7th in the West Shore Stadium. The theme The Greatest of These . . . was presented by student speakers. Robert Bernstein spoke on Reason, Alyce Fowler on Hope, Doug Folk on Faith, and Cinde Wert on Love. Rev. Donald R. Jafvert presented the invocation, and Rev. Dean Stevenson offered the benediction. Music selections were offered by the Girls' Sextette and instrumental solos by Rod Clip- pinger and Pat Cochrane. After the presentation of awards by Charles E. Thomas, School Board President, the seniors received their diplomas. 292 fa-,f:l1w.-ff' ' is 'A f., Commencement Prizes: Art . . . Nancy Bink, Mike Hoffman: Business Education . . Theresa Apa: English . . . Deborah Boyer: Electronics Shop . . . Bill Donnelly, Jr.2 Graphics Shop . . , Diane Errick: Home Economics . . . Anne Kirkpatrick: In- dustrial Arts . . . Michael Manning: Instrumental Music . . NI, Roderick Clippinger: journalism . . . Nancy jones: Latin . . . Elizabeth Prough: Library Science . . . Suzanne Holland: Mathematics . . , Matthew Evinger: Metals Shop 4 . ,jay Smith: Modern Foreign Languages . . . Stephen Hampton: Psychology , . . Claire Richards, Kurtis Hostetter: Public Speaking . . . Bev Crockett: Science . . . Ira Hoffman, III, Cecilia Malinauskas: Social Studies . . . Judith Butler: Vocal Music . . . Scott Drackley: Wood Shop . . . J. Roderick Clippinger: Outstanding Boy . . . Ralph Peters: Outstanding Girl . . . Cinda Wert: Best Athlete . . . Marc Torquato, Candy Geise: Raymond A. Wert Memorial . . . Anne Seely. 293 2 5 1 Q 3 5 Y W L X.. W 5 Q i S W..,x 295