Conrad Weiser High School - Weicon Yearbook (Robesonia, PA)
- Class of 1974
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Life, so they say, is but a game and they let ut it's onlyjust begun. Like the just where they're going. All the secrets in. V , - 1 come and go, take us up, always up. We n say, are for the foolsand they let them dki flying but it's only just begun. Like Colum courage, Sail our ships on the open seas, C -gl g a -lffsis- s sas- IAIA ----ss -Q-iQ-f,',,, ,---, L i i r ,., - af. s slip away. Love, like the autumn sun, should ilight in the road up ahead, they don't see e universe whisper in our ears, all the years never pass this way again. Dreams, so they 8 way. Peace, like the silent dove, should be is in the olden days, we must gather all our away our fears. All the years come and go, away agai ir. I vvant to laugh while the laugh- Ill. n l. .l' s s s's 'rl--.Is ,. 1 95 I u sgq J ii N, Q? -, N in ,F o N if I W N 'lf 4 X, ,id x v Q . .K S in 6 Nl x f -'kr' o. My , F vc Q 1 ' . Aviv' Y N 1 f ,Q ' ,J . 1 , xi ml . if K Q f f - - .mg 'QM-5 ., . . mm Q-331, b., , N ,. 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We also extend special thanks to Mrs. Sarah Laffredo for the management of business affairs, Loring Studios for the photography, and the American Yearbook Company for the pub- lication. Mary DeLong Editor STAFF Ruth Houck, Ann Lesher-Assistants to the editor Seniors juniors Betsey Eisenbise Marcia Miller judy Adam Kathy jenkins janice Fishburn Mary Myer Terry Bohn jamie Reese Penny Gruber Kim Hicks Susan Ludwig Lorraine Manwiller Contents Diane Pieller Dian Ulrich Sharon Wanner Michael White School Life 3 Seniors 17 84 146 Faculty 84 Curriculum 47 classmen 89 Sports 'T 105 Activities 127 Kathy Ebling james Fiant Dennis Hoffert i i jann Rittle Kathy Schenck Terry Spangler gf wie' ff ff ,.w. f A an 'Q S ' ,nr ilzklil 7 'l eg if it r-ff Q 9, f'e fx 'I 1 F K . 3' nm in if K U, kd, 'Vik ym.vuur L7 ' OHLLOJ N PAGEANT 53630 mv Ptnsowumf 4 I V f V .,,.. , 1 . W. x H X 'N , .-.v-x - f Buff 4. .'v!i ,' 1 W :X ' NA ,. v .,,x. X 1. H.,-' . x . 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Blake Brown 19 Philip Boyer Y 71 WNV' David Brubaker Patti Buchter Gary Curry l David Clark 1 Z Becommg 'S SU Pe' Stephen Collom Mark Davis 20 Doris Day to being. Lorie Deck gm ric Dreibelbis Russell Dingeldein Mary DeLong ew X Xe 3 eeee Arw-v tm.-J Marvin Dreibelbis 21 Paul Eaton Theresa Faust Betsey Eisenbise Robert Engle Rodney Freeman Happy are those wh ready to pay th Alice Fisher them Com lanice Fishburn 22 Douglas Garlin -'Q' Catherine Grajewski n ream dreams and are . rice to make rue. Barbara Gartner Michael Greth 23 Terry C-erhart ff fafb i'b.,a 5 Penny Gruber Diane Haldeman ,fa H N.,-W ,nur Darryl Hartman Q' Gregory Hartman Didn't you ever Kevin Hartman Suzanne Hartman 24 Cheryl Hatt search for another star? Kathe Henderson Q91 QT' 'Nd james Heimbach jonathan Henning ,.-1 'lib Gary Heydt 25 Michael Herb '1 'Y Y 'Zi Kim Hicks Scot Himmelberger Michael Hirschbock W Brenda Holzman Kenneth Ho rn berger 26 jean Hoffman Ruth Houck Fly while you ati Gary Hower Rick Huseman lohn Ketner Alfreda Kindt Nw- NX 0---9 ave your wings. 'n 53 Clint Kiscadden 27 5 5 3 sw 1Q' 5 X of X 1 o. Timothy Kissiing Debra Kline Sharon Klopp 1g,,.5' j Freedom IS nothrng else but Steven Klopp Dennis Krame Kim Krame 28 Carol Krick Wade Lacock a chance to do better. Rick Krick N- 2' uf N 'f f9- Lamm Daniel Kuhn Scott Lamm Ronald Larkins Linda Lavoie john Leibenguth 'Qi' David Lengel Ann Lesher Mark Lockart 30 Leslie Lord The main thing in Iif to b Susan Ludwig .W i.,75H,1..M - M Renee Manbeck not to be afraid uman. Nancy Lutz Cheryl Madiera Larry Manwiller 31 x Lorraine Manwiller john Marshall :A - 'fr ' Timothy McCane It is only when Iearni james McHenry George Merkel Marcia Miller 32 Gary Moyer David Pagerly forget all our that we begin know. Mary Myer af Diane Pieller 'ai' ,gl Diane Olds Dana Polson Judith Porter Patti Ralhl Norman Rader I-001' Cory Putt all xi ' i. L , .,,. ,,,,.e,,.,T A :if fatal K K ,Milk 1 nl-in Harold Reich Susan Reed William Reed Never build a wall until walling in and what Tenna Reich 1--N john Santamour ou know what you are ou are walling out. Penny Reinhart Sandra Sattazahn Eugene Ruiz Pamela Schaefer Steven Schew Al. 44? 1+-19 X, ' 'Q o Terry Schnee Dawn Schnee Of all the things you ITI Deborah Sch nee Paul Schonour 'Qui Kenneth Schucker Debra Schwartz ear, your expression is mportant. Christine Schultz Ienn Seidel lonathan Schultz Sharon Shartle -wwe .vt --an-q. Kathleen Sheidy 37 I 'ir x Joanne Sherman Cynthia Shoff hr Patricia Sheidy Larry Shoff Robin Smith X N , X Y , I E A, ,lu -s Chris Snyder Human feelings are frail ar Phyllis Snyder ul. Susan Staaf the ways of the world rugged. Gordon Speicher Shirley Speicher ,, Mx: . x. ' ax Donald Stamm g r ,1' l of Phoebe Stauffer T lf Bonita Stolz Annie Stricker Carol Stoudt lane Stricker I don't have to Neil Strause X 7' N-we 'Q Lester Strunk, lr. f what you want be. Steven Sutliff , W, ,,,-. .E an J M U. if Barbara Troutman Drew Tobias fr ri 3 'X Q 5 fig?-efaiiifi wlfiif Q: EAR!! 542' 5 A315151 Diane Ulrich 41 David Tranquillo Sharlene Ulrich Terry' Unger Brian Webber Sharon Wanner s 'QV' -lv 13 Tab Wenrich b Q, Dayne Weiss To be nobody--bu 'One Wenrich is doing its best you everybody else hardest battle whic can fight, an 42 David Werner Susan Zerbe Gif' Wg, ,,,..,,--'af Shiron Yarnall yourself in a world which night and day, to make means to fight the any human being never stop fighting. Scott Werner Ti cami MSW W '-sf-if-I George Yoder 43 Michael White 'halls' xg.:-n Dawn Zerbe Friendliest Mike White 84 Terri Faust Best All Around Tim Kissling 84 Sharon Shartle Senior Bests Most School Spirited Larry Manwiller 84 Debbie Kline Most Athletic Gordie Speicher 81 lone Wenrich ai ,mr i Most Likely to Succeed Mark Lockart 84 Carol Krick Class Couple George Yoder 8: Kathe Henderson 44 Best Actors Tab Wenrich 84 Pat Sheidy The Quietest jonathan Schultz 84 Carol Stoudt ll ' ' ' ll Dolngtheirthmg Most Musical Doug C-arlin 84 Pat Buchter Most Artistic Michael Hirschbock 84 Debbie Schnee J' , . lf' Jf.Q fX - , X r .cl ' I . 4 ff Best Dancers Robin Smith 8: l .1 C. Brian Webber l fu Class Clowns Paul Schonour 8: Sharon Wanner Class Flirts Glen Seidel 81 Marcia Miller Best Dressed Don Stamm 84 , Dana Polson i i Class Motto: Each Day is a New Beginning Class Color: Scarlet and White Class Flower: Red Rose ,ni JPN' l -..,,L- Senior Class Officers: President: Timothy Kissling Vice President: Michael White Secretary: Janice Fishburn Treasurer: Lorraine Manwiller pu , .,-4 A . - 'K , ,. ,W,gK at YQQFPM gf ,pxymlmf - Aw . A Mgr 5? X Q -' . Q? h. ,wi , A .. 5 I ',' ,Q X , i.. ,. - - xg 1 .,-,,, s v H in K 211, fm 5 i ,zkiif H-1 gf y AK . 6 s,-iw if ei :Y?Q:4 5 . X I x5-24. ' 'L ' N1 I 1 Q , 5 ,,.kA S? . X, M S., . K '-i : W: F., QQ: ' giafffm- xpgk Ky ,.- , 4 Jn, 5 N4 A, 9.45, ,. .,,1 , . x uf. . g,..' . f. .QM A .wa-. 1:1 Z ,W hi- 1 wg LMI? vw ,L ,. 125' Q 1 3 flf' 212:-Nw - if - w.-N, Administration Gives Good You must have a purpose in life. To fulfill this purpose you must have a number of goals. Goals are reached only by means of hard work. Real peace begins with the understanding of the inner-self. Mr. joseph Furst, lr. - Assist. High School Principal An individual who really lives each day constructively- Progressively betters his lifeg' ' For in so doing, He is eternally perfecting his life, and The lives of those who are swayed By his influence. Mr. George M. McLain- High School Principal ar Mr. john B. Stoltzfus- Elementary Principal Advice to the Seniors - Each senior should strive for positive accomplish- ments and the personal satisfaction that he or she has contributed to the continuing progress ofhuman- W ll Mr. Terry W. Reber- Assist. to the Superintendent - s -it L Our lives are really long journeys, so we need personal goals to guide us along the way. Make your goals realistic, work hard and diligently to achieve them, be happy with success, but don't be too disappointed when at times you fall. Success and failure are really a matter of degree, we must learn to live with varying degrees of each. ., , Dr.Walter A. Rohrbach- ' ' Sum'-'erintendent School Board-Devoted fficials of the CW Area Mrs. Edith Spohn Business Manager Q A if ' yts, X Decision makers . . . Elected officials . . . Burning the mid- night oil . . . A better school is their goal . . . Source of school policies. . .A very busy group. la -. N -..S an :al in-it N . J H W ,,, uv ' M can ,iv Xi A ., ,,.4- 1 y 'Sf R-iw-All W' S' in K Lmapgunewvw--1 Standing-L to R: Mr. Kenneth Haag, Mr. David Henderson, Mr. james Murdough, Mr. Charles Tothero Nice Pres.J, Mr. Kenneth Long lTreas.J, Mr. Allen Zellers. Seated-L to R: Mrs. Edith Spohn lSec.J, Mr. Charles Hartman lPres.J, Dr. Walter A. Rohrbach lSuperintendentD, Mrs. Mary Ann Kirkpatrick. Absent: Mr. james Schultz. Always on the job . . . First in school, last to leave . . . Tardy slips . . . Candles, pretzels and a Christmas tree . . . A voice on the intercom . . . The following students report to the office immediately. A Mrs. loenita Speiss Mrs, Martha Trupe Secretary to the Assist. MVS- l0YC9 Hasslfff Secretary to to the Superintendent Mrs. Eileen Kulp B00kl49ePef Superintendent Secretary to High School Principal :viii- A I it ., , x .ag QV:-:H Mrs. Mae Bohn Miss Rickie Stupp Mrs. Glenda Worman Guidance Secretary IBM Operator Secretary to Assist. Mrs' lean Boyer High School Principal Library Secretary ffice Person nel-Dedicated Ladies Guidance, Library, Health c' 'Q ,'1...4m.2 ga.-1' 1-.1-. Mrs. Mae Bohn-Guidance Secretary if Mr. Stephen George-Guid- BFICC wwf nr bww 44' U ff' od Q ...gg Research materials . . . paperback book fair . . .course sel- ection . . . plans for the future . . . T.B. shots. . .sprained ankles . . . all wonderful services. 'Nl Vital Services All . Elf J 'Q' GJ f X-.. 2 M J wi- lx 1' s A G, , xnxx . ' ni2?'5J . 'O' f-wg --9 4 yi 5 ' Mr. C. Edward Schofer Guidance K . Eli . in r D ggi Team u K ' ...ru-fr' Mrs. Hazel Werner-Nurse Mrs. Mary Louise Wertz-Librarian r. fl 1, A ' - 9 X Mr. Harry Moseley-Guidance -.---i-.A Mrs. Helen Krott-Guidance Art Mr. Thomas Alexander, lr. Miss Carol Bernhard English Conrad Weiser Faculty English Mrs. Linda Baer Mr. john Berriman Health 81 Physical Education 54 Social Studies Mr. Thomas Bausher Mr. Lester Breininger,lr. Biology Latin 84 Speech Mrs. Sarah Behney Miss Betty Cottonaro Spanish - Voices of Wisdom Mathematics Mrs. Myrtle Dinsmore Mr. Charles Gibson Social Studies 3 Social Studies Mr. Anthony Fuoti German Mrs. Rose Gerhart Mr. Frank Friedman Physical Education Mr. Wilson Hartranft Mrs. Ruth Grimes Home Economics Mr. William Gosch , Mr. Richard Harper Crmnrn 1-cf-- c- M ,Q fi 3. is 5' H' as Pg 4, W an 4 H4 '-.xc X 3 1 W-4 Healtn Physical Education Mrs. Eileen Krick l l E9 PGCL' Mrs. Sheila Lentz English 84 Reading Malhemallgcs Business Education Mr' Rona Lutz A Miss lglizabeth McCombie 3 Vocational Agriculture Mr. Rodney Mack ff-5-sr ,... ss 5 A 5 Mr. William Mills Mr. Lee Miller Instrumental Music English 58 Mr. Terry Morgan Business Education A-V Coordinator Mr. Charles McComsey ,wt 44 , Miss Barbara Mu rdough Vocal Music OCIB u K , 4 . A, x we l . .ix I 3,1 Q, 1 V ' -'X 7 cp- M.. ..v ' Q -,yy ,ru Dyk' 4 op , '. , -A w V? 1, 3 ' X ny ff .Q f..,,,,,.., . ,..,,, .., . -.QA .,,L W , R ,, 'S ff I ,all 5. 8? if nfl 14 N W 4 iw 4' 1 few School Services-Performance Behind BUS DRIVERS: Standing-Chester Corl, ttransportation supervisorj, Martha Speicher, Leroy Keppley, Barry Haag, Franklin Troutman, joel Behney, Eugene Kline, tmaintenance supervisorl. Kneeling- Ralph Troutman, David Gerhart, Herman Moyer, Mervin Brubaker, Donald Lebo. .25 1 ' rf vi' V, -- W, 'VM rf- S. 2 if . , ' 4 ,V gy Diva rg H he Scenes VAN DRIVERS: Mrs. Barbara Wenrich, Mr. Ralph Pleam CAFETERIA WORKERS: Standing-Mary Noecker, Betty Eisenbise, lean Shoff, Betty Decker, Mabel Miller, Maria Graupp, Margaret Moyer, fCafe- teria managerl, john Mentzer. Kneeling-Mary van Art, Helen Bright, Anna Blatt, Anna Troutman, Clara Long, Sue Bashore. Calvin Brossman-Custodian Always on the ball . . . knights on yellow chargers. . . ladies in white . . . avital force in our school. 61 ,J . History-Wise Men Learn From the Past The future does not belong to those who are content with today. Robert F. Kennedy S I 'IAA 4 .il We l 1 1 1 r 1 The American Revolution . . . Expressing your own opinion. . . Films, films, films . . . Political systems . .. History of the Keystone State . . . Notebooks, term papers. 1' ,. -iv ----4 lf' . ,f -...I 'x l W I Diligent and conscientious attention to work will lead to the success that you are striving for. Mr. Frank Friedman Mathematics-Everyone's Favorite Subject I A S Good luck is a lazy man's estimate of ............--.- i........a-h- f W f , a worker s success. Anonymous 3 J ,. if f4 Proofs . . . you dumb bunny! . . .solv- ing equations . . .stocks 84 bonds. . .a good looking student teacher . . . graph ing . . . algebra Ill 84 trigonometry . . . becoming an intelligent consumer . . variables. . . calculus . . . hypothesis.. . conclusion. I ' 1 ,,.u,,-wa-uuuuili 'f'N. 4,2255- 'iq ,.... Science-a Collection of Theories and Hypotheses if q est is the greatest of victories M r. Lester B f l k , , ! .xi . 'Q X .1 Leaf collections . . . Family trees . .. Dissecting frogs . . . Learning atomic weights . . . Lab reports . . . Rocks and minerals . . . Metric system. ya, Seek what you enjoy-and enjoy what you seek. Only you know the path to your own happiness. 4-4 Mr. Rodney Hermann English+the Year ofthe Mini Course .ff X We all seek happiness, but while the fool destroys himself seeking the material necessities for it, the wise man finds it in simpIicity. Mr. Cary Shaner X Nr' . o F iq A A L 'S ' f wx Q KQ .gg . f-agx Q-5, Q, f' '-. 5 . I ' 5 5, 4 5 ,f 1 o N.. A- . 3.3 Languages- Speaking Different Tongues Language, as well as the faculty of speech, was the immediate gift of God. Noah Webster i X ,f-Ax X I A , .NA Studying about the Romans . . . Was ist das? . . . I hope I pass . . . Making Pin- atas . . . Short quizzes . . . Translation, translation, translation. 1 411 Ra, FN Consider each day a gift from God to you. Mrs. Rose Gerhart Do noble things, not dream them, all day long. Commercial-Business Students today 1 . 'gel jj ' ,mmm Q ,Q A X 'l 'Ur . l 5 4 'lf an vu, X5 .A -x X . I. t l -W qi Mrs. Olive Weidman if-...ann yy iw Business Leaders Tomorrow. . Who dares nothing, need hope for nothing. Schiller J' 'bf' . - if . .g A ,. Five minute timed-writings . . . Duplica ting machines . . . Taking dictation . . Transcribers, calculators, typewriters . . Debits and credits . . . Not another mis take! . . . School store sales. 73 Vo-Ag- Our Future P rov I d e rs When tillage begins, other arts fol- low. The farmers, therefore, are the founders of human civilization. Daniel Webster Oranges 84 grapefruit galore . . . Soil conservation . . .Cider too! . . . Home in F-4. . .Fu- ture Farmers of America . . . Toiling in the greenhouse. J E3 -:.- A man is a worker. If he is not that, he is nothing. 75 joseph Conrad Industrial Arts-Creating With Your Hands an L 'fi -Q w hs Metal shop . . . Wood shop . . . Plastics . . . Wooden figures and bowls . . . Jigsaws . . . Mechanical drawing. Prejudices are the chains forged by ignorance to keep men apart. Countess of Blessington Am., eb AX Blisters are a painful experience, but if you get enough blisters in the same place, they will eventually produce a callous. That is what we call maturity. Herbert Miller YT' 5 .. Art-Creative Minds 84 Hands The quality ofa man's life is in direct proportion to his commitment to excellence, re- gardless of his chosen field or endeavor. Mr. Ferdinand Kuczala pi Misters Kuczala 84 Alexander . . . Manila paper . . . Preliminary sketches . . . Pop 84 Op art . . . Sketchbooks . . . Scenery for the musicals. -if fi That man is the richest whose pleasures are the cheapest. Henry Thoreau V? Home Economics-Preparing For A Home And Family xxx I 1 . AS n..,,2 f E , , Picking a pattern . . . Paying for a lost bobbin . . .The heartbreak of ripping seams.. . Eating what you make . . . Learning table manners. 80 X Patience is the compani f wisdom. Mrs. Ruth G The splitting apart of man from man dooms more than splitting the atom can. Louis Ginsberg .' -55 1- w w , 1: ,zw : 'Vi37iiQ. Vo-Tech-Definite Plans For The Future Afternoons at the Vo- Tech Center . . . Long rides on the bus. . .Co- ordinating hands and mind . . . Making friends from other schools . . . Doing my thing . . . Happiness is going to W tif Vo-Tech. K I Vo-Tech Roster AIR CONDITIONING 84 REFRIGERATION- Michael Wagner, Dean Boyer, AUTO BODY REPAIR-Chris Snyder, Scott Melcher, lohn Forry, Mark Forster, CLOTHING 84 TEXTILES- Cathy Grajewski, Lillian Ressler, Mae Hoffman, Wilma Salem, Sally Suranofsky, Karen Sweigart, DATA PROCESSING-Dennis Kramer, Beverly Gerhart, Stacy Schaeffer, ELECTRONICS-Iames McHenry, lonathan Schultz, Paul Katzaman, Thomas Rose, APPLIANCE REPAIR-Eric Fegley, AUTO MECHANIC-Eric Dreibelbis, Neil Strause, Scott Schlappich, Bruce Stricker, james Koch, lohn Schultz, COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA-Pamela Long, Lisa Muckey, DENTAL ASSISTANT-Diane Olds, FOOD PREPARA- TION 8t SERVICE-Suzanne Hartman, Mary Lamm, Bonnie Loser, Donald Moyer, Betty Reich, Helen Williams, Robin Bohn, ARCHI- TECTURAL DRAFTING-Kenneth Hornberger, lohn Leibenguth, Russell Seitz, CARPENTRY 84 MILLWORK-Paul Eaton, Gary Heydt, Dennis Lamm, Donald Miller, leffrey Hartman, COS- METOLOGY-Debra Schwartz, Cindy Lamm, Sally Steffey, Rosalie Myer, Debra Rothermel, ELECTRICITY-Leslie Lord, lohn Detwiler, Charles Reichard, Scott Stover, FOUNDRY- Gary Curry, lohn Ketner, Scott A. Werner, INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY-George Yoder, Al- len Bybel, MACHINIST-TOOLMAKER-Steven Schew, Dennis Holzman, Gene Hornberger, David Tresselt, MATERIALS HANDLING-Daniel Kuhn, Kenneth Schucker, PAINTING 84 DECORATING-Gerald Witmer, Bruce Zech- man, WELDING-Rick Huseman, Craig Shan- non, HEALTH ASSISTANT-lean Hoffman, Tenna Reich, MAINTENANCE MECHANIC-Theodore Esterly, Robert Hill, Charles Baim, MASONRY- George Merkel, Mitch Hartman, Eric Moore, PRINTING-Sheryl Rollman, Robert Iohnson, Christine Noss. 'fm L-. xi '-, .rhin- IA 4.-vi.. No man is born into the world whose work is not born with him, there is always work, and tools to work with, for those who will, and blessed are the horny hands of toil! Robert Lowell Special Education-Learning To Handle Responsibility Be happy in your work. Mr. Michael Stranko YT i 'F 0 i t Eager learners . . . Working in the greenhouse . . . as irrs , -ggi, ' Walks to F-3 . . . Misters Stover 84 Stranko . . . Learn- Q X O ing by doing. . . Martha Dale. i r 84 -1.......... A Music-Provides Something For Everyone Search for a happy and harmonious Iife. Miss Barbara Murdough --N14 c 14 . S, J W.. A. gf Simi Ni Learning about fa- mous composers . .. 9th grade musical . . . Reporting for sectionals . . . Rais- ing your voices in song . . . Listening to recordings. Physical Education-Sound Minds, Sound Bodies Success in life is not so much a matter of talent as of concentration, persever- ance and determination. Mr. Joseph Heilman 'S i l Volleyball is a favorite . . . Walking on the balance beam . . . Learning the fundamentals of wrestling . . . Flag football . . . Getting ready for May Day . . . Coordination and grace. B6 Health Necessary For A Happy Life Health lies in labor, and there is no royal road to it but Wendell Phillips Look there's a skeleton in the closet . . . Learning through visual-aids . . . Getting to know what makes you tick . . . Sex education . . . Learning the evils of tobacco, drugs and al- cohol . . . A 7th, 9th and 11th grade requirement. Driver Education Essential for hu---f,, Following at a safe distance ... Use your turn signal. .. Red, green and yellow lights ...Reaction time . . . Yield to oncoming traffic . . . Testing for color-blindness . .. Hit the brake. !!! 2 A C 4 , M . . K 43' VR, lj V 5 1 ffxlj 113 ,Zi . 'K . . ,fi s x- 1 ' ag X W fmw .f . M ,,A, M -. Q, 5. :A 4 5 FfgTf4.1f 7 J' 4:3115- 'r'?iE,, wx H xr- my ,. E44 11,L.'?l'3- 'ff ,Jr X, . ix, kv',4.' .,:1f,.f -. ,. V, X . X .X ii gs- X -QQ :A , X sw- fig. rffw 'tix - H X - 9 -.MK .L 5 ff N X 'R Adams D. Adams A. Angstadt 1, if -Li 'T'-if ll Xl l UNIORS- B. Batdorf P. Bauman T. Berlin .. lk 'M av A MW A V A . . ly Q I ll, in 9,-w ? - -nil a . 1 ' . Q . ubaker ' ,, WY .S- ' x .. .ga D.Clements 5, Coleman TH E HAPPY , K. Ebling , ., . G R G U P LL C E.FeSleY T. Esterly K. Freeman A. Garrett C. Garrett . ,A W' K we, I. Gerhart R. Greth S 3,.'a,. 3 dk ' .J I . Q .VJ , .,,. M E., l i - ' . A C. Hartman M. Hartman S. 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High or Sr. High? Back Row-I. Hubbell, L. Mastrangelo, S. Irons, D. Lamm, D. Kirkpatrick. Middle Row-K. Hopp- man, S. Miller, S. Meiser, K. Layser, T. Lutz. Front Row-B. Hartranft, R. Lebo, S. Hartranft, D. Moser. Back Row-K. Beebe, R. Burkhart, E. Fishburn, B. Boone, R. Bleistein. Middle Row-B. Gilbert, 5. Beck, B. Beamesderfer, N. Bailey, S. Dolla. Front Row-S. Calabro, S. Collom, T. Beach, L. Gerhart, D. Fessler. Back Row-S. Gerhart, P. Adams, B. Esterly, I. Fleming, D Buffenmeyer. Middle Row-T. Bennethum, M. Gelsinger S. Etchberger, K. Adams, P. Eshbach. Front Row-B Cowgill, L. Firestine,T. Esterly, D. Culler. Back Row-C. Clark, V. Garrett, R. Gerhart, K. Balthaser, I. Byrne, D. Gehman, T. Galeo, R. Reppert, C. Freeman. Front Row-N. Fix, K. Giffin, R. Garrett, C. Bateman, C. Ebling. Back Row-G. Ctraupp, I. Keith, I. McDonald, M. Graupp, A. Knoll. Middle Row-B. Ludwig, M. Ketner, D. Hartranft, W. Harvey, D. Harding. Front Row-S. Keener, M. Moyer, S. Kimmel, S. Krick, C. Humphrey. Back Row-T. Kennedy, S. Muller, T. Koch, M. Keener, T. Cirajewski. Middle Row-D. Miller, G. Harris, E. Lamm, C. Lally, C. Haley. Front Row-B. Miller, E. Hornberger, D. Klopp. Back Row-R. Zerbe, I. Stuck, S. Trimble, S. Snyder B. Smilak, P. Wagner, G. Riegel, A. Phillips, I. Stone D. Schaeffer. Front Row-M. Seitz, C. Zechman, B Williams, C. Virginski, S. Young, T. Rienecker, R Zimmerman. Back Row-N. Manbeck, K. Haley, R. Hillegas, G. Glass, D. Hatt, R. Hirschbock, R. Lebo. Sec. Row-S. Lieben guth, D. Lavoie, L. Hartman, D. Houck, D. Klick, T. Keller. First Row-A. Katzaman, I. Merkel, W. Guistwite. Back Row-K. Feeg, M. Elvin, R. Gilroy, D. Boyer, 1. Brossman, L. Esser, T. Druckenmiller. First Row-L. Cannon, L. Anspach, D. Frazer, 1. Bilofsky, P. Fisher. Back Row-P. Ulrich, P. Steffe, M. Resch, L. Wolfe, C. Talys, S Zechman, K. Tranquillo, L. Ruth. First Row-S. Schaeffer, K Ulrich, D. Strause, K. Steinman, B. Ohlinger, L. Simpson, C Ney. i Back Row-M. Seigfried, D. Yoh, F. Wessner, R. Shelow, D. Sweinhart, P. Putt, I. Sonon, K. Rothermel, D. Polson, L. Smith, R. Ruth. First Row-F. Stricker, K. Schlappich, R. Schmeck, K. Sanders, M. Oxenreider, S. Webber, M. Wagner. Top Row-C. Gruber, K. Hartman, T. Henning, S. Boyer, R. Freeman. Middle Row-S. Delp, T. Clark, A. Garrett, K. Bricker, K. Becker. Front Row-C. Heffel- finger, S. Adams, D. Harris, M. Heffelfinger. Eighth Grade- Back Row-C. Kurtz, C. Oberly, C. Krick, B. Marderness, D. Klopp, V. King. Middle Row-K. Hubbell, R. Painter, 1. Parson, P. Hummel, D. Luckenbill. Front Row-T. Matthew, S. Parese, D. Lebo, I. Painter, I. Neuin. Top Row-P. Stricker, K. Seidel, 1. Shepler, D. Stricker, N. Wagner, K. Reich, T. Shepler, 1. Schlaybach, R. Speicher. Front Row-C. Wike, M. Wike, S. Yarnell, L. Suranofsky, L. Zechman, L. Unger. Top Row-D. Lacock, R. Loy, M. Lengel, R. Price, D. Paine, C. Putt, D. Page, M. Houck, M. Keiser. Front Row-M. Huntley, D. Kochel, 1. Hoover, M. Ober- holzter, R. Holzman, K. Hartman, S. Kennedy. l l Top Row-T. Ruth,T. Sutliff, E. Simpson, K. Sattazahn, S. Wissinger, S. Wieman, M. Back Row-R. Ludwig, R. Katzaman, B. Miller, K. Light, B. Miller Middle Schadler, K. Unger, A. Zerbe. Front Row-D. Simonton, M. Thompson, S. Simon- Row-1. Miller, T. Myer, E. Naumann, L. Putt, C. Mucher. Front Row B ION, 5- Votoras. jenkins, P. Holzman, 1. Marshall, K. Nagle, L. Kissling. Top Row-W. Roux, H. Reber, T. Wolfskill, L. Ranck, T. Shartle, D. Ra- bold, D. Rollman, C. Schallau, S. Sheidy. Top Row-S. Dolla, 1 Elkins, K. Greth, S. Berg, S. Hiester, D. Blatt B Beamesderfer, C. Bright, T. Boyer, A. Bright. Top Row-S. Carter, B. Feathers, M. Berman, M. Grajewski, C. Etchberger, B. Fulmer, D. Ciroff, D. Hirneisen, R. Hartlieb. Front Row-R. Bucks, L. Brown, T. Esser, N. Gelsinger, V. Correll, G. Graupp. Front Row-1. Russ, D. Reed, D. Shaak, V. Reiver, M. Unger, R. Strunk, 1. Seny,G.Seitz. Front Row-L. Baker, I. Bingham, G. Heydt, S. Hiester, F. Forster, M. Hassler. ld Hands in the jr. High Back Row-K. Miller, M. Kintzer, S. Hirtle, T. Boyer, V. Lotz. Middle Row-L. Kimmel, R. Miller, C. Matthew, I. Klopp, 1. Huseman, D. lmes. Front Row-P. Page, T. Mest, C. Hunsicker, C. Kramer. Top Row-C. Correll, D. Dietrich, C. Degler, T. Brendle, G. Breininger, R. Bashore, E. Guistwite. Front Row-D. Firestine, S. Freeman, K. Henderson. Top Row-A. Deck, S. Angstadt, G. Czebieniak, L. Galeo D. Gring, S. Ebling, D. Guldin, C. Culler, M. Brubaker Front Row-R. Frazer, R. Drexel, L. Gehman, 1. Brunner, P Byble, I. Fiant. Top Row-L. Sittler, D. Russ, C. Wike, M. Stamm, R. Speiss, S. Russ, V. Schnee, D. Russ, R. Ruth. Front Row-K. Richards, B. Umberger, L. Root, R. Yoh. Back Row-D. Steffy, 1. Plank, G. Rissinger, D. Murray, M. Scott, C. Rienecker, B. Reinhart, G. Papay. Middle Row-1. Root, C. Putt, C. Oswald M. Ramos, N. Rabold, N. Reese, M. Plemple, I Roux. Front Row-R Mo er I. Neiheiser, R. . y , Noss, B. Oxenreiter, P. Reifsnyder, C. Ruth. Back Row-I. Becker, K. Cook, S. Dolla, C. Clark, P. Gelsinger, T. Garrison, C. Glass, B. Good, D. Beck. From Row-M. Foster, M. Finkel, R. Drexel, S. Anspach, S. Beidler, K. Gruber, E. Eckenroth, L. Buffenmyer. 102 Seventh Grade Back Row-R. Mosteller, C. Raihl, D. Schoen nagel, W. Taylor, N. Stauffer, T. Sacks, M Schweizer. Middle Row-C. Reed, E. Oberhol zer, C. Ruth, B. Schoener, N. Reber, M. Noss, D Moyer, R. Seifrit. Front Row-S. Root, I. Sher- man, D. Palsgrove, T. Rentschler, S. Rentschler, Back Row-L. Shifflett, I. Shermick, M. Stuck, C. Shuman, S. Schaeffer, A. Seigfried. Front Row- C. Sattazahn, R. Steinman, S. Shulman, I. Talys, D. Stief, D. Salem, I. Schoener, P. Rose. The Lively Bunch Back Row-K. Thompson, E. Wenrich, 1. Trout- man, G. Tobias, W. Whitley, R. Wanner, B. Wess- ner. Front Row-R. Wartluft, G. Werner, R. Tennant, N. Walker, R. Unger, 1. Weatherholtz. Back Row-B. Henning, S. Hassler, D. Mest, R. Kiss, G. Lied. 3rd Row-D. Lamm, D, McQuate, C. McCoy, S. Hill, M. Miller. 2nd Row-M. Kron- inger, D. Harding, B. Lynch, S. Moore, S. Hart- man. Front Row-D. Miley, T. Kreitz, S. Lacock M, Hatt,l. Milia. 103 Back Row-B. Hartranft, G. Heimbach, F. Hess, B. Hirtle, I. Hellinger, J. Hook. Middle Row-C. Heckman, M. Kissling, D. Kintzer, 1. Hubbell, S. Krick, S. Hickernell. Front Row-F. Hornberger, A. Kramlach, C. Merkel, 1. Hoover, S. Heister, C. Lessig. Back Row-D. Hook, E. Hassler, C. Lutz, I. Lotz K. Kellenberger, D. McKee. 3rd Row-T. Miller L. Mack, D. McMullen, K. Long, S. Hoover, K Irwin, 1. McDonald. 2nd Row-K. Kramer, L Ketner, C. Kintzer, D. Houck, W. Hoffert, K Letteer. Front Row--D. Kirkpatrick, R. Huber, B Hiester, 1. May, C. Hellinger, H. Martin. Back Row-P. Worman, K. Zellers, R. Zerbe, D. Witwer, T. Wolfe, R. Yoder, M. Wolfskill, D. Zechman, L. Zechman. Front Row-I. Weber, T. Wealand, M. Wagner, T. Travis, C. Zellers, S. Werner. Back Row-I. Fitterling, V. Gagliardo, R. Grimes, 1. Coleman, K. Baldauf, G. Andy, M. Arriaga, R. Boone, 1. Fiscus, G. Hammond. Front Row-M. Brown, T. Davis, S. Betz, L. Fisher, T. Davis, L. Breininger, D. Fessler. Back Row-1. Bright, S. Beebe, K. Boyer, S. Graupp, M. Grajewski, C. Brossman, D. Fegley, S. C-erhart, E. Fisher, R. Behney, G. Brown. Front Row-M. East, R. Firestine, 1. Adams, M. Eyre, D. Dreibelbis, D. Feeg, E. Carter, S. Eberly. Back Row-T. Gerhart, D. Graupp, T. Cassler, M. Dech, M. Dunkel, W. Cuevas, E. Beck, S. Eberly. Front Row-K. Carpenter, I. Basom, N. Dumas, T. Correll, L. Fishburn, L. Deck, C. Gerhart. -1-'f - Q Q 4, - I ji---Qian Q- 4,- xg' f .Q -. AE f ML 'gg' 4-, . -1- A ok v 4 1 1. 4 ff ' f a Ji' i Xukff-f HJQXH u-Q., ls s m, f, K J, . X ,..,.H. . pf 'dw I J it Q , I '- i ,NI RF? L, - wg. gf. w Y ' 1 l Q 'K li ' rf, x N 5 -. . ix 193 The Scouts enjoyed their finest season ever with a per- fect 9 and 0 record and the undisputed championship ol the Inter-County Football League. It was a great team ef- fort combjned with a great attitude and desire on the part of many fine young men. The season opened with an uneventful squeaker over non-leaguer ELCO 7 to 3, but, then things began to jell and, with each passing week, the team's performance grew stronger and stronger. They became believers. With added confidence, courage and ability they pushed aside the next eight foes to become the Inter-County League Champions and number one in Berks County. Each boy proved himself a champion in his own right, but Gordie Speicher must be cited for his record breaking achievements. This past season he gained 1,015 yards rush- ing, scored 19 touchdowns, and was the county's second highest point getter with 128. Receiving recognition on the all Berks and All Inter- County teams were Gordie Speicher, lim Heimbach, Clint Kiscadden, Steve Horvat, Don Stamm, Dale Moser, Tab Wenrich, Kevin Greene, Kevin Hartman, Keith Freeman and Brian Yoh. Much credit for this year's success must also be given to such stalwart performers as Mike Zerbe, Rick Huseman, jeff Hartman, Bob Hoffa, Tom Schnee, Ron Larkins, Tim Berlin, and Scot Himmelberger. Every boy gave his best effort ..... and that effort be- came ..... the team ..... and that team became ..... the CHAMPION! Coach Kuczala Football-Inter-Co COAIVCHES: lL-RJ joe Heilman, Steve George, ass't coaches, Ferdie Kuczala, h coac . ead TRI-CAPTAINS: lL-RD Gordie Speicher, Don Stamm, Clint Kiscadden. THE CHAMPIONS: Front Row-KL-RJ jim Heimbach, Don Stamm, Clint Kiscadden, Rick Huseman, Gordie Speicher, Tab Wenrich, Kevin Ron Larkins, Gene Ruiz. Second Row-lL-RJ jeff Plank, Manager, Brian Yoh, Keith Freeman, Ed Harakel, lim McHenry, Kevin Greene, Bob Tony Ross, Dennis Brubaker, Mike Zerbe, Steve Horvat, Tom Schnee, joe Heilman, Ass't Coach. Third Row-CL-RD Pete Hummel, Manager, Hartman Mana er' Tod Wenrich Eric Stoudt Ra Roux Rick Sabatine Scott Dolla john Clark Dale Moser Scott Heister Charles Garrett I g I I I y I I I I I I Elvin, leff Hartman, Mark Carey, David Manwiller, Greg Nelson, Tim Berlin, Ferdie Kuczala, Head Coach, Steve George, Ass't Coach. nty League Champs! SENIORS: lTop to bottoml Tab Wenrich, Don Stamm, Gordie Spei- cher, Rick Huseman, lim McHenry, Ron Larkins, Gene Ruiz, Kevin Hartman, Clint Kiscadden, lim Heimbach. 107 Undefeated, untied, unbeliev- able . . . Mr. Kuczala, coach of the year . . . Team's first field goal . . . Games at the stadium . . . Posters in the halls . .. Spei- cher leads team to victory . . . Plaques and jackets. N comma wflsfn HIGH scHooL INrEn CHAMPS A I A 5 - W p, f , ig, H U -1 Q4 ' 1, .V Y 4 F ' m N w 2 F3221 , MMXSTN ., 4 MQ1 .41 'n -':. 1.M,v. ff . . ,V 'rxfgk -. . 5 f ' , ' . e . 'v , We .Q K - gr 'fa 1 Q '4 3 J g. X. V. , , J .I f 1' ' A 1 ' 3 . 041-4 ..-,qi 'Q .iff Munn-if K' LM' , , ,, - , , ae - f ,:f 'v'- -fy. VIV TR , H 1 A X- 4 1 5,5 41 . f , ., if e . ff :s. , , ,dia E x X1 ff vg 'A wi K Q I E 'ff I V . 1 1 'fi Y 'Q a K ' ' Q- if rj 1. 1 gh Vent 1 Q v 'i 1 N - , 15' ' 'f.. wx f f ,g,..,!f.,: nga 1 K' Qrpfft , A f if 1,24 F324 X JF' I .4 N' ' vc J .fA'x, 5 ' jr. High Football-First Year for Weiser X : .sr , T ' wil, -1 fi L fqtxlw T lx 1 gf, W, A ' 'QQ X' A ,K 5 fused, 7, K, K h , V W X 5 'Fix p vt 6 jR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Row-QL-Rj john Rothermel, Tony Beach, Robert Shelow, Lance Putt, john Groff, Richard Bucks, Tho- mas Clark, jeff Huseman, Richard Price, David Miley. Second Row-Kevin Richards, joe Bryne, jon Lightner, Mike Unger, Art Garrett Mike Ramos, Kevin Beebe, Corey Gruber, Kevin Rothermel. Third Row-Mike Chelius, jeff Billman, Kirk Haley, Rod Garrett, Mark Elvin Bob Smilak, George Reigel, Paul Wagner, john Stuck. Fourth Row-Coach Stern, Chris Freeman, Randy Yoh, Tony Galeo, Keith Bricker Mike Stamm, jim Sonon, Scott Snyder, Tom Koch, Coach Bausher, Coach Miller. We had an outstanding defense and a well balanced offense which gave our 1973 soccer squad a second place finish in the Western Divi- sion. Our 10 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie game gave us the third place finish in the county. jon Henning and Scot Himmelberger placed on the All-Star County Team with john Marshall and Rod Yarnall placing on the Western Division Team. -Coach Hartranft 2nd in division... 3rd in county... Saturday morning games.. Night games at Reading . .. Four new line girls... 10 seniors... Himmelberger-Henning .. Alex... Victory! .. Kq First Row-Tim Henning, Victor Ramos, Todd Shultz Ron Schuler Mike Herb Dean Moser Tim Himmelberger Randy Gerhart, Ron Lebo, Rod Lebo, Scott Hartranft Second Row Dave Tranquillo Ion Henning Carl Ganster Rod Yarnall, Mike White, Gary Moyer, john Marshall Glenn Seidel Alex Tatemura Third Row Francis Forester Ron Stoudt, Dean Saul, Mike Tranquillo, Scot Himmelberger Tim McCane Paul Putt Brian Schlatterer Charles Zechman, Coach Hartranft. LINE GIRLS: First Row-ludy Scognamillo, Debra Kline Second Row-Carol Krick, Sue Zerbe, iAbsent: Theresa Faustl. '3- , w,- ,.,,. ,-. nv' . I I s.. V .. M v .vw f .'-I ' s N V1 f 2 Pg, W 'v sr'--,P r A my v, rx Y 3 ' ,Q i- 3 ,.....,:-.Lf . 43-f . 4? .,. . .HM ,lv - A ff. ' Af fxrg, , 'Yr-:vm 1 W ' - fp , Q ' in , , , ,, , 'ff ,f ' I! A xi x' If-'r' - I J, i f 'l 'W ' V, A-A 1 K T.. r '!h'!.'1'l' 'Y' W? ,. hu , ' a -...,.- .-...1..-. .,..,,. li v.. . . . fr-film-kv-qw, ,gym ,. . mt Q ,....... W ' 'WSW Y ' TL Li? 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'V' ,Ag ' Q 4, as - -J 13 ,. 1- . as A . i E.-': ,fn x T s 4 , A N.,- ,, ,,,,l U Hockey Happenings-1973 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: Back Row-Cathy Schoennagel, Penny Bauman, Suzanne Bright, Linda Dries, Kathy Sorrick, Joanne Hoover, Shiron Yarnell, Elsie Strickler, Terry Unger, lone Wenrich, Middle Row-Denise Clements, Debbie Haag, Mary Ann George, Gail Speiss, Cindy Mur- dough, Jamie Hirtle, Judy Adam, Coach Patricia Unger, First Row-Allison Huyett, Diane Moser, Judy Porter, Sharon Shartle, Tracie Butcavage, Jann Rittle. HOCKEY MANAGERS Kneeling Anita Frazer and Selena Schaeffer, Sitting Terry Bohn Sue Coleman Kathilenkins r 'QI' faq. X U H L O r -- mknltlihutt .null L llf' I' ,JN . vin 'O-dh i I2 li J f fx 112 no . Y LV. HOCKEY TEAM: On Cage-Suzette Lengle and Sandy Simonton, Back Row-Anne Zerbe, Pat Wissinger, Coach Barbara New- ton, Tracy Schmeck, Cheryl Yoh, Terry Gruber, Shirley Loomis, Diana Gerhart, Cindy Price, Kathy Grimes, Gretchen Santamour, Robin Calabro, Front Row-Debbie Frazer, Sherron Beck, Diane Yoh, Bambi Marderness, Barb Rentschler, Lisa Smith, Kelli Sanders, Stacy Dolla, Sandy Krick, Gail Harris. The hockey team of '73 began the season in the Western B Division with two starters and one some- times starter from last year. With a new team and many girls playing in unfamiliar positions, we began the climb upward. Although many of the wins were one-sided, only a few of the losses were. Going into the third last game, we were tied for first place in a league race so close that a tie would mean the differ- ence between the championship and third, or even fourth place. The highlight of the season was the 3-1 upset of Hamburg. When it was all over, we were firmly entrenched in third place with a 5-4-3 record. -Coach Unger. SENIORS: ludy Porter, lone Wenrich, Shiron Yarnell, Terry Unger, Sharon Shartle. ', ,As ,xx x X 'X f 1 T I ,' . . X K ,v . . . -' If 1 H Q , .' l , 'M tg, Y- ,, ' 4 , ' 1 A t , . Ji . - 4'7 li. V'-'x - 1' ' it 1 ,f-ev: . r - Q Q. - . Q i A .- W ,-1 -. .1 A ,xx K , - X -it I 1f.!A ' uk' . I ,jr , '- A .sw ,R ,Al .N Three starters . . . Ben is watching . . . Third place finish . . . Here comes the choo- choo . . . Upset of Hamburg. . . ls that a ball or a mushroom? . . . Close league race. This year's cross country team had a bit of a let down from the very successful 1972 season. Once again the team was undermanned, but the boys did put in many miles on the road morning and evening. The seniors, Dayne Weiss and Brian Webber, will be missed. The brightest spot on the team was sophomore Eric Moore, who placed fourth in Berks County, ninth in District 3 and 21st in the state meet. The team showed a constant improvement as the season progressed. -Coach Seifarth Cross Countr Hs Seniors- Dayne Weiss lLJ Brian Webber CR! a Promising Sophomore F 'H CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Kneeling-Brian Dayne Weiss, Steinman, Eric Webberg Standing-QL-Rl: Thomas Grajewski, Kim Moore. Run, run, run . . . Follow the blue Renault . . . Early morning exercises . . . Few spectators . . . Weiser Invitational . . . Pain, pain, pain. Basketball-A Highly Successful Season m4 , Moose . . . Heart breaking loss to Mulenburg . . . High scorer in the divi- sion, Gordie . . . Dis- trict 3 Playoffs . . . New jr. High team ...Agreat year. LV. TEAM: Back Row-Coach Wilkinson, Scott Hoffa, Eric Moore, Scott Hiester, Eugene Trimble, Philip Blatt, lim Sononp manager. Front Row-Mike Stump, manager, Mitch Werner, Wade Lessig, Tim Himmel- berger, Dean Moser, Kevin Rietz. CZ .W 1.5 KYLQ f- QW' in nf f-7 - 35- Back Row-Mike Stump, Rod Freeman, managers, Scot Himmelberger, Ron Larkins, Danny Brian Schlatterer, Ricky Greth, Coach Morgan. Front Row-jeff Hartman, Dale Moser, Gordie jon Henning, Tab Wenrich, Mike Zerbe. The Varsity Basketball team faced the challenge of playing one of the toughest schedules in the state. The class B Scouts participated in a class A Division and met some of the top class B teams in exhibi- tion games. After a slow start the team won 13 out of 14 games using a stingy de- fense and a high-powered offense. At this writing, the Scouts are preparing for the final three games of the regular season, whereupon they will enter the PIAA Dis- trict 3 Class B Playoffs. Once again, Mr. Wilkinson engineered a fine junior Varsity Team while Mr. Red- cay tutored the newly-formed junior High and Pony Teams. Coach Morgan Y 'V ti Girl's Basketball A-2, A new coach . . . A close loss to Gov. Mifflin . . . New cheer- leaders . . . Girls' pep band ...Fun rides on the bus . . We'll be bet- ter next year. f. s 'st . K . A Q VARSITY: Back Row-Allison Huyett, Lisa Muckey, Elsie Strickler. Middle Row- Sharon Shartle, Cindy Murdough, Coach Krick, Lorrie Raihl, Susanne Bright Front Row-Mary George, lone Wenrich, Sharlene Ulrich, Kathy Sorrick. ....-- We Try Hard! Tina- -' 1 -- -,g,.,,5g'M KY: The 1973-74 season had many exciting moments for the girl's basketball team. Although our overall record shows only one win in ten games it does not reflect the time that the team almost pulled off the biggest upset in the county by losing to Division Champ Gov. Mifflin by only one point. Another exciting moment which I am sure the team will never forget is when a certain team member made a beautiful outside shot scoring two points for the the other team. I feel that the girls worked hard during the season and adjusted well to the fourth new coach in the last four years. Best wishes to the three graduating seniors and many thanks to the team, the managers, the cheerleaders, the girls pep band and for the support of the students, adults and - A parents during the season. Coach Krick 4.1 N l . Q A ' .56 IV TEAM: Back Row-Debra Boyer, Donna Lamm, Suzette Lengle, Penny Eshbach, Bambi Marderness. Middle Row-Anita Frazer, Lisa Hartman, Susie Zerbe, Kathlee Tranquillo, Selena Schaeffer. Front Row-Cheryl Yoh, Terri Gruber, Debbie Haag, Lynette Wolfe, Connie Grazier. -4l' MANAGERS: Back Row-Stacy Schaeffer, Karen Hoppman. Mididle Row-Cheryl Moore, Susan Staaf. Front Row-Linda Koc . Wrestling i Although we didn't enjoy as good a season as last year, there were a num- ber of bright spots. john Santamour finished the regular season unde- feated, bringing his three year record to 58-5. He is also favored to win the state title at 138 pounds. John is, without a doubt, the best wrestler ever produced at CW and perhaps the best ever in the county. Ron Stoudt also finished the season undefeated and has an excellent chance to make the State Tournament. Looking ahead to next year, we have a fine group of boys returning. ln addition to Stoudt, we have Todd Wen- rich, who had the finest first year of any wrestler at CW and Steve Schallau and Dan Kindt, two sophomores who also had fine seasons. We also had a very loyal following this year at both the home and away matches. With more support from the community, school, and students, I feel confident that CW can become a championship wrestling school. The boys and coaches are looking forward to next season, a winning season. Coach Heilman VARSITY: Back Row-Mgrs. V. Butcavage, K. Grimes, B. Marks. Middle Row-1. Santamour, Putt, D. Pagerly, M Hirschbock, K. Greene. Front Row-T. Wenrich, R. Stoudt, D. Kindt, M. Groff, S. Sutliff, R. Smith. 120 Counts l.V.: Back Row-D. Manwiller, H. Putt, E. Stoudt, R. Roux, H. Manbeck. Front Row-I. Pagerly, S. Schallau, R. Klopp, S. Dolla. -Individual Effort Who has my sweats? . . . Explode!!! . . . Giving it all you've got . . . Wrestle-offs ...Girl managers . . . Cross face and get behind him!!! Coach joe and Coach Lichty . . .Turtle tournament . .. Get together . . . What's next? . . . l forgot my tights! . . . l messed that up . . . Cheering with Weiser pride. Q V... IV CHEERLEADERS:'Top Row-Kim Adams, Diane Moser. Middle Row-lane Nase, Sherry Rentschler, lill Hubble, Kelli Sanders, Stacy Dolla. Front Row-Diane Yoh. Cheering the Scouts n to Victor VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Back Row-Joanne Hoover, Allison Loy, Gail Speiss, Madeline Baldauf Front Row-Robin Smith, Dana Polson, Susan Zerbe, Joanne Sherman. K-an at .M X BASKETBALL COLOR GUARDS: lL-Rl-Bonnie Batdorf, Anne Oxen- reiter, lane Stricker, lane Degler, Chris McCoy, Barbara Troutman, joan Zimmerman, Tracy Wenrich. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Back Row-Debbie Kline, Sandra Klotz Robin Brown. From Row-Linda Ludwig, Sue Sutliff. g,,,,:. t fi - 1...- S BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Back Row Bonnie Terry Bohn, Tracie Butcavage. Middle Row-Debbie jamie Hirtle, ludy Adam. Front Row-Darlene Garrett. :rt we .nt 123 Weiser Bowling-Coming on Strong I had it all the way . . . Close losses . . . STOOGES . . . Big thou Shell . . . I only missed it by a hair . . . Another split!!! BOWLING TEAM: Back Row-Don Zerbe, Brian Yoh, Gary Moyer, Tim McAllister Philip Boyer David Lengle, Mitch Chelius, Wayne Miller, Coach Rissinger. Front Row Norman Rader Tom Kennedy, Terry Schnee, jim Fiant. ...rf 52 -I-HHFIQUQ ,1 WINTER TRACK TEAM: Back Row-Dayne Weiss, Brian Webber, Scott Lamm. Middle Row-Kim Steinman, Don Stamm, lim Heinbach, Coach Seifarth, Kirk Haley. Front Row-Terry Schnee. nzfsuzw Winter Track- Weiser's Unsung Sport Running in the halls . . . Long workouts . . . Stopping in the office for a drink . . . Our wound- ed Ieader . . . Encouragement from Mr. Seifarth . . . More work! ar, Vf Z'Z,i,gv 4' 1-.. gm.. ., 9,135 ,K Ji, ' w , a K ,I CW WL. ' R 4 Q xi' 1 Muff X 5 ,L-5,4 4 C rf - A K I 1 X, , . N' x. . .W 5-:E rx ' I 4 Q K Q I df if I ' ff. 6 .Q xw 4' in 1 sy, ff' '- 6 Q i I . if--P' 5' '-W F? A W ' -- '-N...1.. 1l ? f-J-S S X ACTI ITIES :QQ Student Council Student government . . . Mis ters Schofer and Moseley . . Who's in the snack bar? . Meetings in the library . We're working on it . Meeting adjourned. A . at ' ' SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Back Row-S. Himmelber er B. Webber. 8 f Fourth Row-B. Bashore, T. Kissling, M. White, R. Hoffa, D. Moser, L. Wolfe C. Price, R. Brown, M. Williams, D. Weiss. Third Row-B. Batdorf, C Garrett, L. Smith, K. Adams, K. jenkins, A. Huyett, S. Coleman, V. Butcavage, 1. Bilofsky. Second Row-C. Krick, P. Gruber, B. Beamesderfer, P. Blatt, D. Moser, R. Lebo, T. Butcavage, S. Shartle, I. Stricker. Front Row-K. Sanders D. Yoh, S. Lengle, D. Haag, I. Hoover, L. Cannon, l. Henning, I. Sherman, D Stamm. 128 ..mQ 'N-krsgx SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: BBCIC-PFCS. I. Henning, Treas. D. Stamm. Front-Sec. 1. Sherman, Ir. High V.P. L. Cannon. Absent from picture-V.P. D. Moser. -the Student's Voice - .. , W f b g junior Band to... jr. County Band Front Row-Scott Heister, Stacey Collom, Laurie Root, Alice lr- Band-Percussion Deck, Nancy Bailey, Suzanne Hassler. Back Row-Philip Holz- Ir:14an,h Nlevin Wagner, Charles Zechman, Gregory Lied, jeff Front Row-Eileen Fisher, james Staaf. Back Row jeffre Root ars a . - Y Houck, Merle Dech, Todd Gerhart, jeff Klopp, Mitch Oberly, Eric E-R jr. Band-Brass Front Row-Barry Wessner, Ronald Firestine, David Hirneisen, Mark East, jeff Schlaybach, james Bright, Perry Worman, David Dreibelbis, Kim Seidel. Middle Row-Rod Speiss, Debra Lucken- bill, lohn Groff, Paul Stricker, Kenneth Reich, Eric Nauman, jeff Neiheiser, Mark Foster, Mark Schweizer. Back Row-Philip Holzman, leff Mar- shall, Thomas Myer, Matthew Kintzer, Nevin Wagner, Craig Matthew, Gregory Lied, Lori Ranck. J- .. if it 'H lr. Band-Woodwinds Alice Deck Lisa Breininger. 2nd Row-Tom Sacks Lisha Deck Konnie Carpenter Norma Walker Lisa Shlfflett Susan Carol Zerbe, Kelly Unger, Barbara jenkins, Laurie Sittler. 3rd Row-Sharon Gerhart, Beth Schoener, Karen Long, lanette Ho Deborah McQuate, Susan Hill, Mary Stuck, Larry Gehman, james Troutman. 4th Row-Dina Witwer, Betsy Hartranft, Tarsa D Deborah Dietrich, Sandra Graupp, Melissa Brown, Bonnie Lynch, Tina Garrison, Karen Gruber. Back Row-jeff Fiant, Drexel, Karen Henderson, Cathy Bright, Laurie Root, Greta Breininger, Victoria King, Celia Shuman, Scott Hiester. Front Row-Connie Zellers, Beth Henning, Kim Boyer, Ann Bright, Dolores Zechman, Deborah Kintzer, Suzanne I I I I I . I I 0-' r . . .Senior Band C0U W8'DlS' Stage Band trict Orchestra Douglas Carlin. Front Row-Jann Rittle, Middle Row-james McDonald, Laurie Sittler, Ralph Lamm, Daniel Shuman. Back Row-Kenneth Har- COUDIY Band ding, Bryan Hirneisen, Michele Moyer, Timothy Kissling, Todd ' ' Shultz, Michael Groff, Feryl Wessner. Dlstrl Ct Band Front Row-Patrice Buchter, Timothy Kissling, Patrice Buchter, Douglas Carlin. Back Row: Timo- Douglas Carlin. thy Kissling, David Manbeck, -,Z Sr. Band-Brass Front Row: Shelley Miller, Michele Moyer, Robert Gerhart, Feryl Wessner, Kenneth Harding, Douglas Carlin. Middle Row-Todd Schultz, Brad Beames- 1 - derfer, Michael Groff, Susan Staaf. Back Row-David Manwiller, Bryan Hir- Cl afl95 Zechman, l0lin Pa89flYf D3V'd Manbcckf K'-Wln neisen, Tim Kissling, Gary Stoudt. Sr. Band-Percussion Correll. 7 .fx Sr. Band-Woodwinds Drum Major Front Row-Lorraine Manwiller, Tammy Keller, Rebecca Ruth, Robin Calabro, Denise Firestine, Patricia MichaelGroff. Gruber, Mary George, Barbara Troutman, Dwight Harding. 2nd Row-Janette Moyer, Valarie Butcavage, Nancy Bailey, Candy Ney, Carol Humphrey, Stacy Collom, Dru Hartranft, Patrice Buchter, Scott Hiester. 3rd Row--Carol Seidel, Sue Keener, Debbie Frazer, Paula Hertzog, Carol Stoudt, Debra Kline, Kathy jenkins, lann Rittle, Sheree Rentschler. Back Row-james McDonald, Kathy Serrick, Linda Ludwig, Daniel Shuman, Danny Kindt, Mary Myer, Sharon Zechman, Ralph Lamm, - - Color Guard St e p I n T I I I I e Front Row-Cheryl Yoh, Madeleine Baldauf. 2nd Row-Robin Smith, Cassandra Klot Allison Loy, Bonnie Batdorf. 3rd Row-lane Strick D' M D I er, lane oser, ana Po so Back Row-Anne Oxenreiter, loan Zimmerman, Tracy Wenrich. jr. High Twirlers Front Row-Melissa Brown. 2nd Row-Susan Hill, Julie Sherman. Back Row-Vicki Schnee, Gail Czebieniak. lr. High Color Guard Front Row'-lodi Miley, Susan Simonton. 2nd Row-Brenda Miller. 3rd Row-Tina Miller, Susie Dolla, Cheryl Krick. Back Row-Sonia Hiester. Sr. High Twirlers Front Row-Marcia Miller, Wayne Miller, Kathy Williams. 2nd Row-Barbara Har ranft, Diane Lightner. Back Row-Debbie Houck, Susie Wenrich, Penny Eshbac lane Nase. Chorus-The Loud Ones! Region Chorus Douglas Carlin, Timothy Kissling. Senior County Chorus Top Row-lann Rittle, Douglas C-arlin, Maurice Williams, Timothy Kissling, Todd Shultz. Middle Row-Patricia Sheidy, Cin- dy Murdough, Larry Manwiller, loAnne Hoover. Front Row-Lorraine Manwiller, Patrice Buchter, Bonnie Batdorf, Dana Polson. District Chorus Top Row-Patricia Shei- dy. Front Row-Douglas Carlin, Timothy Kissling. Choraleers Mark Lockart, Patrice Buchter, Timothy Kiss- ling, Bonnie Batdorf, Brian Webber, Ruth Houck, Maurice Williams. Middle Row- Robert Hoffa, Patricia Sheidy, Douglas Garlin, loAnne Hoover, Todd Schultz, Dana Polson, David Manwiller, Elsie Strickler. Glee Club Back Row-Brian Webber, Steve Klopp, Tab Wenrich, Brian Yoh, Dale Moser, Maurice Williams, Ruth Houck, Elsie Strickler, Allison Huyett. 3rd Row-Penny Gruber, Mark Lockart, JoAnne Hoover, Randy Klopp, David Man- willer, Valerie Butcavage, Carol Seidel, Jayne Darkes. 2nd Row-Janette Moyer, James Fiant, Todd Shultz, Robert Hoffa, Bonnie Batdorf, Larry Manwiller, Dana Polson, Jann Rittle. Front Row-Lorraine Manwiller, Cindy Murdough, Mike Zerbe, Mitch Werner, Sharon Shartle, Bonny Groff. Senior Chorus lSopranos 84 Tenorsl- Back Row-Jane Degler, James McDonald, Maurice Williams, Mark Lockart, Steven Schallau, Ruth Houck, Mary DeLong, Allison Huyett, Barbara Rentschler, Rhonda Ressler. 4th Row-Cynthia Bickel, Sharon Shartle, Robin Calabro, Susan Sutliff, Mike Zerbe, Mitch Werner, Teresa Faust, Cheryl Yoh, Anita Frazer, Valerie Butcavage. 3rd Row-Connie Grazier, Renee Manbeck, Elsie Strickler, Beverly Marks, Joyce News- wanger, Kathy Sorrick, Renee Mountz, Bonnie Batdorf, Bonny Groff. 2nd Row-Georgiann Troutman, Cheryl Moore, Carol Seidel, Todd Shultz, Brian Yoh, Dale Moser, Sharon Yarnall, Dana Polson, Linda Miller, Jayne Darkes. Front Row-Kathy Williams, Joan Zim- merman, Gail Speiss, Dean Moser, Kenneth Harding, Kevin Rietz, Robin Smith, Diana Lightner, Joanne Sher- man, Rachel Heller, Jamie Hirtle. Senior Chorus lBaritones, Altos 81 Bassesl Back Row-Kim Kramer, David Manbeck, Robin Brown, Linda Ludwig, Steve Klopp, Jeffrey Boyer, Janette Moyer, Cindy Murdough, Susanne Bright, Susan Ludwig. 3rd Row-Cassan- dra Klotz, Patricia Gruber, Penny Gruber, Sue Zerbe, Kathy Grimes, Kevin Smith, David Manwiller, Sue Coleman, Jann Rittle, Lorraine Manwiller. 2nd Row-Valarie Rotiskey, Cynthia Humphrey, Kathleen Jenkins, Tracie Butcavage, Robert Hoffa, Larry Manwiller, Randy Klopp, Judy Adam, Sheree Rentschler. Front Row-Barbara Troutman, JoAnne Hoover, Dayne Weiss, Brian Webber, Tab Wenrich, James Fiant. Ninth Grade Chorus Back Row-P. Fisher, C. Clark, R. Burkhart, T. Kennedy, S. Trimble, T. Koch, P. Putt, T. Murdough, l. Bilofsky, S. Hartranft, R. Lebo. 4th Row-M. Dale, S. Calabro, I Hubbell, L. Mastrangelo, C. Haley, D. Kirdpatrick, L. Hartman, D. Lamm, S. Beck, K. Hoppman, B. Gilbert, M. Oxenreider, R. Reppert. 3rd Row-N. Bailey, K Tranquillo, S. Webber, D. Hartranft, D. Frazer, K Balthaser, A. Katzaman, L. Wolfe, S. Muller, C Humphrey, S. Collom, S. Zechman. 2nd Row-L. Smith D. Yoh, K. Sanders, T. Bennethum, L. Firestine, D Klopp, T. Keller, B. Hartranft, M. Moyer, C. Ebling, L. Gerhart, S. Schaeffer. Front Row-P. Eshbach, S Meiser, R. Zerbe, D. Moser, S. Dolla, P. Steffe, L Ruth, D. Polson. junior County Chorus Marie Gelsinger, Philip Holz- man, Karen Hoppman. 135 junior High Chorus 1 Drama Club- Center Stage Please! JR. HIGH DRAMA CLUB-Advisor: Mrs. Elizabeth Troup. il O 'I' 'fr - .wr A. 'FIBA , 'R L 'ff r 3 I'- 1, . af!-4 f . . 'FH 35 l SR. HIGH DRAMA CLUB-ADVISOR: Mrs. Sarah Behney. CharIey's Aunt tumes and props . . . Harvey . . Pantomimes. . Make-up, Cos- . . . Improvisations New Hope . . . wi , 4 137 Advisors: Mr. Thomas I. Alexander, jr., Mr. Thomas jenkins, Mrs. Sara-Ann Laffredo. Editor-in-Chief: Mary DeLong. Assistant Editors: Ruth Houck, Ann Lesher. Committee Chairmen: janice Fishburn, Penny Gruber, Diane Pieller, Marcia Miller, Mary Myer and Lorraine Manwiller. Taking pictures. . .After school meetings . . . Deadlines :E- Cropping pictures . . . copies . . . Finished at last. Top Row- B. Eisenbise, D. Carlin, M. Lockart, G. Speiclter, S. Lamm, T. lxissling, l. Henning, j. Fishbum, B. Ba- shore, A. Lesher, S. Shartle, S. Zerbe, C. Krick, B. Troutman, P. Sheidy, I. Stricker, D. Polson, L. Manwiller. 4th Row-T. Schnee, I. Heimbach, T. Faust, A. Huyett, P. Stauffer, I. Adams, I. Degler, M. Phillips. 3rd Row-T. Speicher, B. Yoh, S. Bright, D. Adams, S. Wanner, 1. Moyer, I. Fiant, C. Smilak. 2nd Row-P. Katzaman, M. Zerbe, R. Hoffa, C. Humphrey, K. lenkins, S. Troutman, T. Bohn. 1st Row-1. Hollenbach D. Clements, 1. Hirtle, B. Groff, P. Snvder, S. Coleman, B. ,f ' V ...L I A .4 I-B... gc 4 in Q., n f A li X lt 3 V. 15 5 . Q K ' ., l K. qwt, ,,1,,mi i A N . tl'- 5' 4,5 V ational Honor Society Character, scholar- ship, leadership, service. . .16 hands . . . Swing your partner . . . cookies anyone? . . . Get- ting out of seventh period to make punch . . . Congra- tulations. l 1 2 l Intramurals-The Active Gnes lr. Girls Intramurals ADVISORS: Miss Unger, Mrs. Krick. lr. Boys Intramurals ADVISORS: Mr. Heilman, Mr. Hartranft Sr. Girls Intramurals ADVISORS: Miss Unger, Mrs. Krick. Clubs . . . Clubs. . .and More Clubs Model U.N. ADVISOR: Mr. Seifarth Interpreter Staff ADVISOR: Mrs. Gerhart pa..- 1-5150- ,s vu..-I C af-r . by EDITOR IN CHIEF: Carol Krick. C h ef's Clu b ADVISOR: Mrs. Grimes We ILFHA ADVISOR: Mrs. Weidman FNA ADVISOR: Mrs. Werner. Red Cross ADVISOR: Mrs Laffredo SLFHA ADVISOR: Mrs. Grimes. 142 in fi fvwem 041, FM M9590 WKLX Disc jockeys Sr. FBLA s Q s ADVISOR: Mrs. Kelly K SHO A ' E2 I r. F BLA ADVISOR: Miss McCombie Photo Club ADVISOR: Mr. Stover EE' Vasa P jr. Audio-Visual ADVISOR: Mr. Gosch lr. Vo. Agriculture ADVISOR: Mr. Kramer Sr. FFA ADVISOR: Mr. Kramer HORTICULTU RE Advisor: Mr. Kramer Wildlife ADVISOR: Mr. Mack I l Sr. Industrial Arts ADvisoR:Mf.ruou .. 1 : 1'- -,,, mf at V , .i.: 5 i K+... . -., . , - x , -- Q :zznlii if' ' K ' I i--.....-.. E.,-' ,sr-qflk X N i 2 -.154 'R .. I ........ A:- A, -4:-s, u N, f I .... SMSS ADVISORS: Mr. Breininger, Mr. Schofer Sr. Science Advisor: Mr. Breininger Al c , ' x 4 . I Ir. Science ADVISOR: Mr. Breininger jr. Industrial Arts ADVISOR: Mr. Loose Bonnie Althouse john Anspach Daniel Ardner Bonnie john T. Fuss Trampoline enthu- john Wayne admirer Girl watcher during siast . . . hates snobs ...no future plans church . . .a wrest- ...lives on a day to ...suspense, mys- ler. . .wood shop uay basis. . . plans tery, and monsters with Fuoti . . .a Clint to settle down and with Mr. Miller. . . Eastwood fan. take a rest after grad- likes hunting. uation. x lf' ic -4- ig L17 As Barbara Bower HTPC!! Roller skater. . . 9th grade class trip . .. a Christmas baby.. plans to work in an Rickie Balaster Rick Favorite pastime is Lyn Lavoie . . . biol- ogy with Mr. Brein- inger. . .shop . . . lunch .. .likes pizza. Robert Bashore IlBobll Lit with Shaner . .. enjoys sports. . . pepperoni pizza... very liberal . . . plans to major in journal- ism. jeffrey Boyer ujefflf Avid outdoorsman ...horse racing ...WKLX announcer ...advanced biology office after graduat- with Mr. Breininger mg. cn CD E. -1 DJ 3 2: Q. LD ...will major in mass communications in college. Philip Boyer llphnll WKLX announcer... plays chess. . .army career in his future . . .likes cars . . . Burger King Whop- pers. Blake Brown Brownie Outdoorsnian . .. admires Shaner . .. sounds mint . . . future conserva- tionist. . .fun times in the caf. Stephen Collom Steve Photography . . . WKLX announcer... lunch periods... Shaner . . . lackie Stewart fan . . . lobster tail . . . will major in journalism in college. N f l , . ..--.... ...K K , 4 Gary Curry Cricket Outdoorsman . . . model builder. . . gym with Hartranft ...seafood... time he got caught smoking on the Vo- Tech bus.. .will work in Williams- port at a foundry. Mark Davis Mark Antique gun collec- tor...hisVW... numismatics . . . member of the Chef's Club... WKLX disc jockey .. . pizza. .. spa- ghetti ...admires a select few in Wil- mington, Delaware ...plans to attend college after gradua- tion. David Brubaker llBrull Gordie Speicher fan ...future with the military. . .a hunter . . . English with Shaner. . .a wrestler. X LQ ' . -.. D--I Cynthia Bickel Ilcindyll Sports enthusiast... never forget the '73 football season . . . future secretary . . . fan of Mr. Morgan ...always smiling. 5 I if ..f5'..ititt: Donald Bloch Bloch Motorhead . . . friendly guy... likes to drink. drives around his jacked-up alot. Patti Buchter llpatlf Wrestling cheer- leader. . . most musical gal . . . Mr. Kuczala . . . Rice Krispies with peanut butter. . .an out- going Leo. 4 David Clark Dave Golfer . .. ing to music... member of the Chef's Club wktx disc 1 . . .spaghetti Mick Jagger Doris Day Lorie Deck Mary DeLong uD-Daylr uLorieu llMaryn Horror movie fan . . . English with Mrs. Summer life- will remember Baer . . .sketching guard. . Hess's vocal chords Italian food . . .seen and Stern are ...English with with Rod . . . lunch- among her Shaner . . .cottage time. . . plans to ites . . . likes cheese and apple butter. . .very friendly gal. pUl'SUe an aft Cafeef. spring, brussel sprouts, and strawberries. . . cruising . . . petitive flood maker . . . will attend college in New England. Dingeldein llDinklI cutter. . . his mom's paghetti . . . likes istory . . . plans o own a land- caping business .very friendly enior. Euan-, .. xo Eric Dreibelbis Eric Weekends are his favorite part of the school week . .. pizza . . . hunting ...auto enthusiast ...very attentive in consumer class. l Marvin Dreibelbis llMaryIl Food battles at lunch ...Bluelay steak sandwiches... Shaner fan . .. motorcycle rider... Drip! Paul Eaton Tex Sells Hershey Bars in P.O.D .... gym with Hartranft . . . looks forward to gradua- tion .. .likes beer. v ' ,-if :F Betsey Eisenbise BetZ Cruiser. . .shopper ...loves snow . .. talking in study halls ...peanut butter ...Leap Year baby ...future x-ray technician . . . music from the 50's. 'U if Robert Engle Fish Likes hiking... lobster tail . . . Pink Floyd.. .office prac- tice with Mr. Mor- gan . . . a friendly Capricorn. -J Theresa Faust Terri Plans to work with the deaf. . .collects buttons. . .avid tennis player... Mouseketeer . .. likes Mr. Lutz and Mr. Shaner . . .will always remember chem labs . . . essays, essays, essays! -QQ ! 'K 454 4- SW . if .6 +V . lanice Fishburn Fish Likes to crochet .,mini courses ..Miller and Shaner . . . pizza ..ahappygal... cake. . . many happy memories of high school. Michael Greth Mike Washington trip. . .admires Stern ...will Penn State... to tapes and . chem- advanced , and physics Noll. ...lf Alice Fisher Rodney Freeman Douglas Garlin HAHCQH IISOCII llDOuglr C.W. football games Outdoorsman . .. Most musical guy , , . broccoli . , , February 22nd . .. ...enjoyed band working in the office shop with Loose and and Cl10fUS activ- with Mrs. Kulp . .. Fuoti . . . hot dogs ities - - . plans to office practice with ...future state major in accounting Mr. Morgan . .. policeman . . .auto at Penn State... pizza . . .always enthusiast. math and science smiling. . . C.W. Whil- basketball games. Penny Gruber Penn Likes sketching, long walks, and playing the piano. . .the Faith Concert... Shaner, Stern, and Baer. . .lim Croce's music.. . member of the Fearless Four- some . . . competivite flood maker. V Dianne Haldeman Dianne Loves to skate and bowl.. .remembers jamming typewriters and adding ma- chines . . . loves math class . . . chips and pretzels. . . plans to travel. Barbara Gartner llReggiell Going to the Dixie ...6th period study halls. . .wood shop ...Ernie...the Black Oak Arkansas concert. . .a real motorhead . . . pea- nut butter and jelly sandwiches. Terry Gerhart Terry Loves the outdoors and all sports . .. any Italian food . .. myths and legends with Mrs. Laffredo ...future welder. ,Q-4' Darryl Hartman Darryl '73 football season ...admires Mr. Gregory Hartman llcregll A hunter. . .senior science class . . . Stover.. .pizza engineering drawing ...hunts and fishes ...Gemini with a with Mr. Loose... talkative.. .pizza good sense of humor ...will attend a two . . . C3l'S. T47 year college. Kevin Hartman llpigll Loves sports. . .any kind of food . .. johnny Bench fan . will remember the '73 football season ...Mr. Morgan's office practice class - -. its Catherine Grajewski Cathy Athletic gal... talented seamstress ...enjoys going to Vo-Tech . . . Mr. Stamm, the World Cultures student teacher. . . history with Mrs. Suhr. Suzanne Hartman Ilsuell Likes to cook. . .the 9th grade class trip ...likes Home Ec . .. pizza . . . a very friendly gal. Cheryl Hatt Squirrelly Sewing . . .taking walks . . . classes with leanie . .. dancing . . .cheese burgers from Burger King . . . plans to work in an office after graduation... admires Art. - its.QF1 6, Q l 10 l q i ,. X. i or . Y i' 1 james Heimbach Illimll Likes to see how many books he can carry under one arm ...coin collector ...Mr. Noll's physics classes. . . member of the '73 football team. . . steak . . . Chinese food. Kim Hicks , Hickie Sports.. .especially bowling . . . '73 foot- ball season . . . office practice class with Mr. Morgan . . . Miss Unger's gym classes ...admires Mr. Kuczala . . . pizza. Scot Himmelberger IIROYII Horse racing... soccer, football, basketball, and base- ball . . . 1972 soccer team . . . lunch . . . fan of Mr. Kuhn . .. T-bone steaks. . . admires Derek Sanderson . . . plans to attend college. ----iq Gary Hower lIHopll Tracy . . . motorhead ...sleeps in study halls . . . doesn't like to talk much. Michael Hirschbock llMikell Going to basketball and football games ...member of the wrestling squad . . . hamburgers and French fries. . . English mini courses ...Shaner's classes ...artclass... reading . . .sketch- ing. Kathe Henderson Kathe Drawing. . . King. . . the '73 football season . . . biology with Mr. Royer . .. spaghetti . . . W of the senior Class couple . . .plans to get a job after graduation. ' X ' ... 2 - iii' lean Hoffman lean the Giant Saving things for her hope chest. . .11th grade English class with Shaner . .. World Cultures with Mr. Gibson . . . pizza ...plans to get married after grad- uation. jonathan Henning Illonll Sitting in the snack bar during school hours. . .any class with Shaner . .. shrimp and lobster ...plans to attend college . . . active in sports. . .Student Council president ...juggles well. Michael Herb IlMikelI Soccer player. . . county soccer game against Oley . .. Blue lay steak sand- wiches . . . Dick Allen ...good sense of humor. Brenda Holzman Brenda Tennis player... collects Humpty Dumpties . . . '73 football season . . . lobster tail . . . to attend RBI . . .will become an execu- tive secretary. Kenneth Hornberger lIMo!ell Missing half of his classes to go to Vo- Tech . . .science fiction with Shaner . . . Evil Knievel fan ...veal parmesan. Gary Heydt llHeydtlI Hunts and ...ice cream .. pizza. . . sh and clams.. . future cabinet maker.. . late arriver in home room each morning. 'CSV Ruth Houck llkuthll Trying to play guitar. . Wyo . . . plays tennis.. .the Faith Concert. . Carousel . . . chemistry and Mr. Stern . Wiener ...will attend college . .. Rick Huseman Rick A wrestler. . .a Vo- Techer . . . fastest Ranchero in the East . .. likes to roll dirt bikes... Burger King. john Ketner Ketner A Vo-Techer . .. constantly argues in P.O.D .... foundry ... dirt bikes . .. plans to work at Quaker Alloys after graduation . . .Egg MacMuffins. ,f Alfreda Kindt Fritz Likes to skate and go for walks . . . Bus 10 and all the guys... gym with Miss Unger ...Burger King French fries . . . Allen ...plans to spend time with another Weiser graduate after graduation. 4 - Clint Kiscadden Chino Playing and watching football . . .scoring a touchdown in his junior year. . . gym ...amathwhiz... admires all his foot- ball coaches . . . pizza. . .a Curly Howard fan . . . will attend college after graduation. Timothy Tim Farming... ing the trumpet ...fun at band practices . . . lunchtime... ravioli . . .will major in agri- culture in ct ... best all around senior guy. A Debra Kline llDebll Talented seam- stress . . . 69-70 basketball team ...seafood . .. decoupage . . . one of the young- est members of the senior class . . .enthusiastic wrestling cheer- leader. . . builder of an edible house. 'ii Daniel Kuhn Moose Dan the Man .. .basketball rebounder . .. can be seen with Kim. . .one of the Blue lay Boys ...shot putter ...fire truck follower. David Lengel Dave Horse racing... Mr. Henderson's 9th grade English class . . . Artis Gilmore fan . .. pinball . . . plans to own a few race horses after grad- uation. 'Af' l Sharon Klopp Sharon Chicago and Grand Funk fan . . . likes to bowl and roller skate. . . lunchtime with a bunch of nuts ...admires Mr. Morgan, Miss Mc- Combie, and Miss Unger. . .a baby blue Mustang. eegfg 'ki W Q Wade Lacock Wade Christmas assembly king. . .member of the Blue lay Boys... knocks off alot . . . loves to drink. Steven Klopp IIBirdlI Hunts . . . fishes. . . traps.. .Central Catholic game in '73 ...lunch...fan of Mr. Breininger . .. plans to attend Con- servation School and work for the state ...likes char-broiled steaks and ham- burgers. Ralph Lamm llsheepfl Enjoys going deer spotting.. . pizza . . .college in the future . . . having fun with friends . .. active member of the dance band... just loved writing essays for Mrs. Baer! Dennis Kramer llBuCkIl Washington class trip . . . Sr. Science with Mr. Royer . . . likes steak sand- wiches . . . an avid hunter . . . plans to become a computer operator. Scott Lamm Ilchasll Lunch in the caf . .. Bobby Clarke fan . .. a hunter.. . likes gym class. . .college in his future. Kim Kramer Kim Likes to golf... cheered the '73 football team on to victory. . .Algebra Il with Mr. Lutz . .. cafeteria ravioli . . . loves her Toyota . . . plans to attend college. . .an honor- ary member of home room H-4. Carol Krick Carol Reads alot.. .enjoys doing macrame . .. likes to go camping ...Interpreter Editor ...creative writing with Mrs. Baer... physics labs . .. banana splits... Margaret Mead . . . plans to get a Ph. D. in anthropology... most likely to succeed senior gal. Rick Krick Rick Golfer. . . manager of the basketball team.. . home made apple pie. . . Rober- to Clemente fan . .. likes accounting, typing, and office practice. . . Lutz and Morgan are among his favorites. lt.. fl x 3 Ronald Larkins llmmoll Basketball and foot- ball player. . . Eng- lish with Miller... will remember all the friends he made in high school... soul food . . .an outgoing Leo lion. Ann Lesher IlAnnll '73 football season ...avid bowler... plays the guitar... macrame . . . math enthusiast.. . Mr. Morgan's classes. .. future computer programmer. Mark Lockart Mark Outdoorsman . . . engineering drawing . . .classes with Mr. Lutz . . . most likely to succeed guy.. . will attend Lehigh University. Leslie Lord llwesll A hunter and fisher-- man . . .will always remember gradua- tion . . .has no def- inite future plans . .. doesn't like any classes or teachers . . .a Vo-Techer. '-'S fc. Susan Ludwig llsuell Going to the mall... the Faith Concert... macaroni and cheese ...Mr.Stern... nitric acid. . .cruis- ing Wyo . . .ad- vanced chem class ...will attend Ches- ter County Hospital School of Nursing . . . member of the Fear- less Foursome. I Q, r l 112:- Linda Lavoie Illhynlf Study halls.. .pizza from Roma . . . Rick ...driving around ...watching tele- vision . . .wants to get a good job after graduation ...an athletic gal. Nancy Lutz IlNancyYI Boating and swim- ming. . .study halls with Mr. Mills . .. consumer class with Mr. Wilkinson . .. joel . . .cheese steaks ...classes with Mr. Morgan . . .future secretary and house- wife. john Leibenguth Padre Hitch hiking around . . .geometry with Mr. Hess. . .fan of Walt Frazier . .. pizza and steak... college after gradua- tion. Cheryl Madeira Cheryl 9th grade class trip ...office practice . . .swimming . . . pizza . . .Ted Stoudt ...plans to get married after grad- uation. Renee Manbeck Renee Member of the Fear- less Foursome . .. antique collector... the Faith Concert... chemistr with Mr y . Stern . . . seafood . .. will attend York County Nursing School. . .Weiser's '73 foreign exchange student. George Merkel Smokey Seifarth's class... pizza. . .a Vo- Techer . . . seen with Donna Mentzer . .. speed freak . . .fu- ture brick mason. Marcia Miller Marsh Twirling . . . pizza . . . will attend col- lege to major in sociology. . . lunch sessions . . .will remember her clos- est friends . . . cap- tain ofthe Major- ettes . . . 9th grade class trip . . . admires Chico Ross. Dana Polson Dana Enjoys playing the organ . . . listening to Oldies records ...the '73 prom . .. the lunch table . .. typing for Mr. Mor- gan . . .egg rolls and tacos. . . undecided future. . .varsity cheerleader. Larry Manwiller III-arryll Motorcycles. . .trail riding.. . .1973 prom ...9t grade English ...lunch .. .Miss Murdough and Mr. Shaner . . . pizza . .. admires Chico Ross ...plans to attend the Citadel. Lorraine Manwiller Rainey Loves to read . . . cross country and track meets . . . Mickey Mouse. .. likes to sew.. .will go to Millersville State . . .smaller half of a set of senior twins. ,As r john Marshall john Skiing, ice skating, and sailing. . .draft- ing with Doc Loose ...college after graduation ...drives an orange Camaro. js Timothy McCane Tim Hunter, hiker... Monday Night Foot- ball at Shaner's house. . . peanut butter and jelly sand- wiches . . . admires Dick Allen of the White Sox. . . plans to attend college and have fun in the future. Gary Moyer Hooner '72 soccer champ- ionship. . .advanced chem with Stern . .. pizza . . . physics with Mr. Noll . . . good math student . . .can be seen clowning around. ludith Porter llludyll Glazed doughnuts ...avid swimmer... future legal secretary . . . likes to knit... an energetic Capri- corn. l Mary Myer Mary Reading... member of the football band ...the Washington class trip . . . English with Mrs. Baer. . . hot roast beef sand- wiches . . . NEED camp . . . listening to records . . . play- ing the piano. Cory Putt Frank Car enthusiast... an outdoorsman . .. English with Mr. Miller . . . 11th grade chemistry . . .steak lover . . . plans to get a job after gradua- tion. 150 Diane Olds Diane English with Mrs. Baer. . . getting un- pre-engaged . . . strawberries. . .gym with Barb.. .cro- cheting afghans that take a year to make h. . .Tom . . . plans to build a log cabin in the Appalaichian Mountains and get snowed in for the winter. ,J ' X 1 David Pagerly llpagfl Outdoorsman . .. likes to drink and play poker. . .trip to Spain with Miss Cottonaro in his junior year. . .wrest- ler . . . plans to follow in his father's foot- steps after college ...shop with Fuoti. lacob Putt Dewey Pinball wizard . .. a grappler . . . ham- burgers... Mickey Mantle fan . . . future cabinet maker . .. Shaner's classes. . . skiing. Norman Rader Norm Making and losing bets. . .classes with Shaner... pizza... plans to attend a two year college... Phillies fan. I james McHenr Mac English Lit with Shaner pizza will join the Air Force after graduation radio communi cations Breininger yel ling You id lots K i Dianne Pieller Dianne Fun during lunc D 2 account ing Burger King Whoppers admirer of M Morgan future secretary likes to go hiking Patti Raihl a Admlrer of Blll Mrs Kelly s class wood sho hamburgers sun flower seeds plans to get a job after graduation lt sz .lx . ...Mr..- . if l ' l . '.LjXg,.. R 1 R . F If . I Q if - -4 es.... I Susan Reed Sue Reading . . . cro- cheting . . . lunch- time with Mr. Hess as our guardian ...Eng- lish mini courses ...pizza...ad- mires her sister most . . . plans to get a job after graduation. - Jn . . . 6 x William Reed Willie Snowmobiling... training horses... getting up in the morning to go to school . . .the girls, ofcourse! . . . Sr. Science... Burger King Whoppers . .. wants to be a horse trainer in the future. Sandra Sattazahn Sandy Riding horses... motorcycle riding . . . gym with Miss Unger ...Darryl ...doesn't like people that think they are better than everyone else. . .wants to travel, then settle down. Pamela Schaeffer Ilpamll Swimming.. .parties ...wrestling . . . Eng- lish with Mrs. Baer ...peanut butter sandwiches. . . hates two faced people . . . plans to get a job after graduation. V--4 1 I sri 5' Qi xfirir 'kia' 'ff ftfwfiali' V f , 4 Harold Reich Gift Girls. . .cars. . . rock music. . .will remember talking to Mr. Reber. . . English with Shaner . . .future state policeman. Tenna Reich HTennaU Member of the ln- ternational Order of Rainbow Girls ...roller skating ...will remember bus rides to Vo-Tech East. . . Mrs. Baer's classes . . .will con- tinue her education. Penny Reinhart Lou Watching roller hockey . . . playing pinball machines. . . lunch . . . Sr. Science ...Mr.Royer... hamburgers. .. Mick ...plans to earn money so she can travel. rg I Steven Schew Steve A Vo-Techer. . .any- thing to do with cars ...works at 83 Roll- a-Rama . . . motor- cycle freak . . . very friendly guy. Dawn Schnee Dawn Working at Bernville . . . looks forward to graduation ...pizza ...takes turns with her sister being ab- sent from consumer math . . .admires her mother.. .plans to keep on working after graduation. 1-...ff Kenneth Schucker Sch ucker motorhead . . . remember Mr. i's history . pizza . . . like any . a Vo- . Mr. Sei- class . . . the volume the record up to full . a redhead lways in some of trouble. Christina Schultz Chris Art class . . . dancing . . . Shaner's classes ...Allan Collear . .. pizza. . . can be seen with a sketchbook ...plans to work after graduation. lonathan Schultz Illonll Quietest senior boy.. .a Vo-Techer ...Chris's brother . . . not too vocifer- ous. . . Casanova of the senior class. Debra Schwartz Debbie 10th grade Christmas Dance. . . painting ...skating . . . steak . . .Shaner . . .con- sumer math class. . . plans to take state boards after gradua- tion and get a job. 151 Deborah Schnee IlDebll Art class . . . dancing ...Shaner fan . .. steak sandwiches. . Daniel Miller. . . most artistic girl ...plans to keep working after grad- Uatinn. Glenn Seidel Romeo Class flirt . . .came to Weiser in his junior year... mem- ber ofthe Guy's Football Cheering Squad.. .another horse better. . . shy with the girls. Eugene Ruiz llGeneII Boxing . . . his senior year.. .likes any kind of food . .. wood shop with Fuoti . . . a friendly smile. . . plansto go to college. Terry Schnee Terry Return to Weiser in his senior year... loves to swim and play tennis . . . mem- ber ofthe bowling team . . . draws ce- lebrity faces . .. plans to attend col- lege after gradua- tion. Sharon Shartle Schnig Reading . . .collect- ing hats. . .stuffed animals. . . P.O.D. ...Flash and his B- Ball team . . .systems with Mr. Lutz. . . Miss Unger. . .Scott Schultz. . . Elvis Presley fan . . . plans to be a nurse at the Reading Hospital. john Santamour johnny Weiser's best wrest- ler . . .junior year trip to Spain... member of the Blue lay gang . . .will remember strenuou wrestling practices ...hopes to attend Lock Haven State . . the District 3 Cham- pionships. ' 1 Paul Schonour Whip Horse racing... 10th grade biology class . . .Woody Himmelberger's 9th grade history class. . .shrimp ...plans to go to college. . . after that he will make a living at the track. rf' Kathleen Sheidy I1Kathyll Motorcycle riding ...swimming . .. will remember eat- ing candy in P.O.D. . . . Sr. Science . . . Mr. Miller's classes ...pizza . . . Eric Clapton fan . . .plans to get married in the future. J A ,, A ' 5--Q Patricia Sheidy llpatll Singing. . . reading ...listening to re- cords . . . Mr. Lutz's systems class . . .the '73 prom... likes all the teachers . .. ravioli . . .admires Mr. Noll . . . plans to become a nurse. Phyllis Snyder Ilphylll Taking long walks... playing the piano... soccer and football games . . .Chinese food . . . plans to attend business school. Gordon Speicher Gordie Golf. . .collecting keys. . .will re- member beating Central Catholic in '73.. .hamburgers . . . football, basket- ball, and baseball... plans to attend col- lege after gradua- tion. Carol Stoudt Carol Talented seamstress ...swimming . .. C.W. band member . . . Mr. Hess's analyt class . . . English Lit with Mr. Miller. . . quietest senior ga. ...plans to attend college. .4 O loanne Sherman Illoll Sewing . . .the '73 prom . . . the '73 football season . . . riding to the stadium to decorate the locker room . . . a peppy cheerleader ...plans to go to college. . .Student Council secretary. Cynthia Shoff Cindy Knitting... making candles and rugs... eating . . . going to the races to watch her brotherlim . .. lunch with her friends. . .the '73 prom . . . Mr. Mor- gan and all of his classes . . .admires her family . . . plans to be a good wife and become a secre- Larry Shoff III-arryfl Cooking.. .stereo work. . .will remem- ber hisjunior and senior years... classes with Mr. Morgan ...spaghetti ...admires Cindy... lim Keppley fan . .. future plans include Cindy and De Olde Haus. Shirley Speicher Shirley Likes to cook . .. basketball and soft- ball ...gym class ...pork chops . .. plans to workin Lebanon after grad- uation. Susan Staaf Sue Shopping.. .being manager for the 72- 73 Girls' Basketball team with Mr. Bau- sher as coach . . . Spanish ...algebra ...chemistry with Stern . . .admires Miss Cottonaro . . . plans to go to col- lege. Donald Stamm Don Likes working for McQuate's Land- scaping . . . plays any sport . . .will remember the '73 football season . . . admires Mr. Heilman ...loe Namath fan ...plans to make alot of money and travel. Neil Strause Berks Car freak . . . dirt bikes. . .will re- member Hender- son's English class . .. likes study halls... fan of Mr. Stern . .. plans to open an auto repair shop... MacDonald's Quar- ter Pounders with Cheese. .QS S.. .... g gi i c xxx Annie Stricker Annie Being with joe while she was in 11th grade ...going to wrest- ling matches... hamburgers. . .con- stant sewer . . . plans to work and get married after grad- uation. jane Stricker lane Football .. .member of the great Color Guard . . . '72 prom ...Shaner . . . baking ...long drives on Sunday afternoons ...French fries . .. plans to become a medical secretary. Robin Smith Robin Dancing . . . needle- point. . . taking walks. . .watching T.V .... supporting C.W.'s athletic teams ...a cheerleader... the Pink Cow... English Lit with Shaner . . . lasagne ...really admires Mr. McLain . . . plans to attend a two year college. ...WA xg-, Phoebe Stauffer Phoeb Reading... being with lim . . .11th grade Home Ec . .. Mr. Morgan's classes . . . admires her sister-in-law . .. plans to get marrried and become a secre- tary... likes cheese burgers. Mi. 1 if' , -F3 . 1 W , .Az G g 5 f .r.s ' ll if Z?5,.'iQfQ E lf! 5 ' J. :Q K LJ.. , If Lester Strunk Ill-esll A motorhead . .. loves P.O.D. . . . Mr. Hess's neighbor ...flannel shirts and jeans. 'vxvvm...-v ---- Chris Snyder Chris A Vo-Techer . . . hails from Wo- melsdorf . . . World Cultures never one of his favorite classes ...anything to do with cars. Bonita Stolz Bonnie Trap shooting... canoeing. . . sewing. . .writing letters to Greg in Germany . . . re members the times her con- tacts popped out during class . .. lasagne. Steven Sutliff llsutll Going to ...Bluelay ham on rolls. . .a grappler. . .will remember his to Spain in his junior year... Heilman ...Baer ...especially essay classl .. . drives a blue Mustang.. . ' V 1 . . 1 ff. kv. 3 , 3 :gi tug ' . gi '- iz' - .' H , . , . , s Q. - . gn x . of ' 1 .' as .g .rg-...s 3,1 4 , ' 3 ay , f Drew Tobias llTobyfl ollects old ennies and bot- les.. .another orse better. . . ood shop with uoti . . . Big ac. . . French ries. . .Coke . .admires his -in-law will attend school. .ga . . David Tranquillo Trank Active in sports... '73 soccer season ...chem with Stern ...Italian food . .. admires Debi... Interpreter reporter ...plans to attend college . . . a friendly BUY- Barbara Troutman llBarbll Plays badminton ...will remember being a Guidon . .. chem with Mr. Stern ...ravioli and home made rolls . . . analyt with Mr. Hess. . . plans to get a job at a Day Care Center after graduation. lIDeanll Enjoys cruising in her Mustang. . . pizza . . . remembers the time the Driver Ed car almost blew up when she was in the driver's seat.. .Lit with Shaner . . . plans to become a secre- tary. Sharlene Ulrich Charlie Active in sports... basketball, softball, tennis . . .scoring her first varsity point in a basketball game. . . Spanish with Miss Cottonaro . . . ad- mires ludy Arnold ...Mr.Lutz... plans to become a nurse. 7 Terry Unger llTerryll Tennis player... listening to music ...swimming . .. going to football games. . . pizza ...plans to get a secretarial job. Sharon Wanner Sharon Likes hiking, bowling ...will remember arguing with Mr. Hess and winning... accounting with Mr. Morgan . . . loves ice cream . . . class clown . . . plans to earn money after graduation. Brian Webber Webbie money as hobby. . . las- . .admires McCartney will remember e 72-73 state hampionship mile relay . his trip Europe. . . Cottonaro. Shiron Yarnell Lefty pillows. . . walks in autumn . . . a member e hockey . NEED . .short- class with Kelly . . . . Ralph er Dayne Weiss Mitch Plays the harmonica . . . '72 state cham- pionship two mile relay team . . . mem- ber ofthe Chef's Club . . . Tracie . .. shrimp cooked in beer.. .Ralph Nader fan . . .future plans include Tracie and college. George Yoder George Plays the guitar... remembers long bus rides to Vo-Tech . . . a real chem whiz... physics with Mr. Noll ...spaghetti with meatballs. . . half ofthe senior class couple . . . plans to major in chemistry in college. los lone Wenrich lone Loves all sports . .. watching T.V .... will remember par- ticipating in school Sp0rIS . . . pizza and seafood . . . plays the piano . . .admires Billie lean King and john Wooden... plans to attend col- lege. Tab Wenrich joe Willie Any kind of sports . . . T.V .... cham- pionship football team . . . Chef's Club ...admires Mr. Heilman and Joe Namath ...college is in his future. We I fs s ff K x . ff if tl David Werner Werner Raises all kinds of animals. . . hunts ...lifts weights . . .wood shop with Fuoti ... pizza.. . admires AJ. Fuoti . .. plans to work as a carpenter. Dawn Zerbe IlDaWnII Driving. . .working at the Blue lay . .. lasagne . . .office practice with Mr. Morgan ...future secretary. Susan Zerbe llsuell Makes her own clothes . . . peppy cheerleader. . . sketches alot. .. root beer . . .cro- cheting . . . ice cream from Triple G . . . plans to get a good paying job and buy a huge, old house after she graduates. Valerie Rotiskey llvalll New addition to the senior class. . . re- cently married... member of a small German class... likes to bake... just Loves Ad- vanced Biology! Scott Werner Scott Lobster tail ...he will always remem- ber the great bow- ling teams . . . hunt- ing, partying... plans to make alot of money. Michael White Mike Hiking. . .camping making friends . .. will remember his senior year ...cre- ative writing with Mrs. Baer . . . steak . . . will be friendly to anyone as long as they are friendly to him . . . plans to find himself and live a happy life after graduation. Senior Activity Roster Bonnie Althouse FHA 3,45 FBLA 3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 School Store 4. K John Anspach Wildlife Club 15 Intramurals 1,25 School Store 4. Daniel Ardner Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Chef's Club 45 Sr. Science 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Ric k Balaster Intramurals 1. Robert Bashore Bxeball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 NHS 3,45 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Cindy Bickel Chorus 1,3,45 Drama 3,45 Library Assistant 1,2,3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 School Store 45 Softball 1. Donald Bloch FFA 1,2,35 Wildlife 1,25 Audio-Visual 1,25 Bowling 25 Intra- murals 1,2,3. Barbara Bower Chorus 1,25 FHA 15 Library Assistant 2,3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 School Store 4. jeffrey Boyer Cross Country 15 Golf 1,25 Student Council 1,2,35 WKLX 3,45 Sr. Band 1,2,35 Drama 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Audio-Visual 3,45 Bowling 35 Model U.N. 3,4. Philip Boyer WKLX 45 FFA 35 Horticulture 2,3,45 Wildlife 45 Bowling 1,2,3, 45 Intramurals 15 School Store 4. Blake Brown Chef's Club 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Horticulture 2,3,45 Wildlife 4. David Brubaker Wrestling 3,45 Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 Chef's Club 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Horticulture 15 Bowling 3. Patrice Buchter Wrestling Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Sr. Band 1,2,3,45 County Band 1,3,45 District Band 3,45 Region Band 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 1,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choraleers 45 Interpreter 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,4. David Clark Golf 3,45 WKI.X 3,45 Photo Club 2,35 Interpreter 35 Sr. Science 15 Homeroom Pres. 3. Stephen Collom Baseball 1,25 Student Council 35 WKLX 3,45 Stage Crew 1,2, 3,45 Photo Club 2,3. Gary Cu rry None. Mark Davis WKLX 45 Photo Club 2,35 Chef's Club 45 Sr. Science 1,2. Doris Day FHA 3,45 Red Cross 3,45 Future Nurses 3,4. Lorie Deck Chorus 15 Drama 2,3,45 Ir. Drama Coach 45 Interpreter 15 Library Assistant 1,2. Mary DeLong Chorus 1,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Yearbook Ed. 45 Interpreter 2,3,45 Homeroom Sec. 1. Keith Dingeldein Stage Crew 1,2,35 Drama 15 Sr. Science 1,2,35 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 25 Homeroom VP 1. Marvin Dreibilbis Football 35 Baseball 45 Sr. Band 1,25 Bowling 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. I - Eric Dreibilbis FFA 1. Paul Eaton None Betsey Eisenbise Student Council 15 Chorus 15 Drama 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 NHS 3,45 Interpreter 2,3,45 Exchange Ed. 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Homeroom Pres. 25 Homeroom Sec. 3. Robert Engle Soccer 15 Chorus 15 FBLA 2,35 FFA 1,25 Wildlife 15 Intra- murals 3,4. Theresa Faust Soccer Girl 45 Chorus 3,45 Drama 3,45 lr. Drama Coach 45 Model UN 45 lr. Miss Rep. 4. l lanice Fishburn Chorus 15 Yearbook 3,45 NHS 3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 FBLA Region B Pres. 45 School Store 45 Homeroom Sec. 45 Class Sec. 4. Alice Fisher Chorus 15 Drama 2,3,45 Interpreter 1,25 Library Assistant 15 FBLA 2,3,45 FBLA Region 8 Sec. 45 Homeroom Sec. 2. Rodney Freeman Basketball 2,3,45 Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Wild- life 1,25 Audio-Visual 1,2,3. DougGarlin Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choraleers 2,3,45 Drama 3,45 NHS 3,45 County Chorus 1,2,3,45 District Chorus 2,3,45 Region Chorus 2,3,45 County Band 1,2,3,45 District Band 1,2,3,45 District Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Region Orchestra 35 Region Band 2,3,45 State Chorus 45 Pep Band 1,25 Show Band 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Pres. 1,45 Class Treas. 3. Barbara Gartner Wrestling Cheerleader 15 Intramurals 1. Terry Gerhart Chef's Club 4. Cathy Grajewski Softball 1,25 VICA 4. Michael Greth Golf 3,45 SMSS 3,45 Chef's Club 45 Sr. Science 2,35 Homeroom Pres. 4. I Penny Gruber Student Council 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Yearbook 3,45 CW YEA 35 Interpreter 2,3,45 Art Ed. 35 Elem. Tutor 3,4. V Dianne Haldeman Library Assistant 15 FBLA 2,3,45 School Store 4. Darryl Hartman Football 3,45 Chef's Club 45 FFA 1,2,3,35 Wildlife Club 1,25 Intramurals1,2,3,4. Gregory Hartman Chef's Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Kevin Hartman Football 2,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Audio-Visual 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Suzanne Hartman FHA 1,2. Cheryl Hatt Chorus 15 Drama 35 FBLA 35 School Store 45 Homeroom Sec.1. Iames Heimbach Winter Track 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 NHS 45 Sr. Science 45 Spring Track 2,3,4. Kathe Henderson FBLA 2,3,45 Bowling 45 Intramurals 15 School Store 4. Ionathan Henning Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 NHS 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Model UN 45 Homeroom Pres. 1,25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 S.C. Pres. 4. Michael Herb Soccer 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 lntramurals1,2,3,45 Home- room VP 3. Gary Heydt Winter Track 25 Wildlife 25 Intramurals 2. Kim Hicks Chorus 15 Drama Club 35 Yearbook 45 Yearbook Bus. Ed. 45 Library Assistant 35 FBLA 1,2,3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 School Store 45 Softball 25 Homeroom Sec. 2. Scot Himmelberger Football 45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,4. Michael Hirschboch Football 35 Wrestling 45 FFA 3,45 Intramurals 3,4. 154 lean Hoffman Interpreter 15 Library Assistant 15 Future Nurses 35 VICA 4. Brenda Holzman Band 1,25 Big Blue 1,25 Guidons 3,45 Library Assistant 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Treas. 4. Kenneth Hornberger Wildlife 1 . Ruth Houck Hockey 15 Basketball 25 Student Council 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Choraleers 45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Yearbook Ass't. Ed. 45 Interpreter 2,3,45 County Chorus 15 Homeroom Sec. 1,35 Elem. Tutor 2,3,4. Gary Hower None Rick Huseman Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. lohn Ketner Winter Track 15 Soccer 1,2,35 Stage Crew 15 FFA 25 Wildlife 15 Bowling 2. Alfreda Kindt Drama 15 FHA 15 FBLA 1. Clint Kiscadden Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,45 Homeroom VP 4. Timothy Kissling Wrestling 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 NHS Pres. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choraleers 3,45 County Chorus 1,2,3,45 District Chorus 2,3,45 Region Chorus 2,3,45 County Band 1,2,3,45 District Band 2,3,45 Ass't. Student Conductor 35 Student Conductor 45 Big Blue 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1 ,2,3,45 Pit Band 1,2,3,45 Class Pres. 1,3,4. Debbie Kline Wrestling Cheerleader 2,3,45 Student, Council 25 Band 1,2,35 Big Blue 1,2,35 Chorus 1,3,45 Glee Club 45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Interpreter 3,45 Library Assistant 15 Homeroom Sec. 15 Soccer Girl 4. Sharon Klopp Chorus 15 FHA 15 FBLA 15 Future Nurses 25 Bowling 3. Steven Klopp Wrestling 15 Chorus 1,3,45 Glee Club 45 Choraleers 45 Sr. Science 1,2,3. Dennis Kramer Wildlife 15 VICA 2,3,4. Kim Kramer Hockey 2,35 Sr. Band 2,3,45 Big Blue 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Bowling 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,45 Softball 2,3,4. Carol Krick Basketball Cheerleader 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Drama 1,2,35 NHS 3,45 Interpreter 1,2,3,45 Interpreter Ed. in Chief 3,45 Model UN 45 SoccerGirl 4. Rick Krick Basketball 45 Golf 1,2,3,45 WKLX 45 Intramurals 1,2. Daniel Kuhn Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Intramurals 25 Homeroom Pres. 15 Sr. Track 1,2,3,4. Wade Lacock Soccer 2,35 Chorus 15 Drama 15 SMSS 2,35 Homeroom Pres. 3. Ralph Lamm Band1,2,3,45 Pit Band 2,3,4. Scott Lamm Winter Track 3,45 Band 15 NHS 3,45 Chef's Club 45 Spring Track 3,4. Ronald Larkins Football 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 4. Linda LaVoie Intramurals 1,2. john Leibenguth lntramurals1,2,3. Dave Lengel Baseball 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 4. Ann Lesher Yearbook 3,45 Yearbook Ass't. Ed. 45 Chorus 1535 NHS 3,45 Library Ass't. 15253545 FBLA 2,3545 Bowling 253545 School Store 4. Mark Lockhart Cross Country 152,35 Winter Track 1525 Band 15 Chorus 152535 45 Glee Club 2,3545 Choraleers 45 NHS 3545 SMSS 253545 County Chorus 25 Homeroom Treas. 45 Track 1,2. Leslie Lord Wildlife Club 15 Bowling 3545 Intramurals 15 VICA 25354. Susan Ludwig Chorus 1,2,3,45 Drama Z,3,45 Future Nurses 35 Yearbook 3,45 Interpreter Z,3,45 Homeroom Sec. 45 Elem. Tutor 3,4. Nancy Lutz FHA 1. Cheryl Madeira FHA 35 FBLA Z,3,45 School Store 4. Renee Manbeck Hockey 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Future Nurses 35 Bowling 35 Model UN 2,3545 Homeroom Sec. 25 Elem. Tutor 3,45 Foreign Exchange Rep. 3. Larry Manwiller FB Cheerleader 45 Cross Country 25 Wrestling 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Photo Club 45 County Chorus 154. Lorraine Manwiller Student Council 15 Sr. Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Yearbook 3,45 NHS 3,45 Library Ass't. 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 1,35 Class Sec. 25 Class Treas. 45 Gymnastics Club 1,35 Need Camp 3. lohn Marshall Soccer 1,2,3,45 Band 152,35 Bowling 35 Intramurals 1. Timothy McCane Soccer 45 Chef's Club 45 Intramurals 4. Iames McHenry Cross Country 15 Football 35 Wrestling 15 Audio-Visual 2. George Merkel None Marcia Miller Majorette 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Library Ass't. 1,25 Homeroom Sec. 153. Gary Moyer Soccer 1,2,3,45 Golf 35 WKLX 3545 Band 152,35 Drama 45 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Model UN 253545 Homeroom Pres. 45 Class VP 1. Mary Myer Drama 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 45 Library Ass't 25 Big Blue 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Pres. 25 Treas. 3. Diane Olds None David Pagerly Wrestling 152,45 Photo Club 45 Intramurals 45 Homeroom VP 3. Diane Pieller Yearbook 3,45 Library Ass't 1,25 FBLA Z,3,45 Wildlife 15 Bowling 25 School Store 4. Dana Polson Cheering 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Color Guard 3545 Majorette 1525 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 253545 Choraleers Z,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 NHS 3545 Model UN 2. ludy Porter Hockey 15253545 Basketball 25 Bowling 3545 Intramurals 15253545 Homeroom VP 4. Cory Putt Chorus 1,2,3,45 Sr. Science 1,253. jacob Putt Football 15 Basketball 25 Wrestling 3,4. Norman Rader Golf 3545 Photo Club 45 Bowling 3545 Intramurals 354. Patti Raihl Drama 15 School Store 4. Susan Reed None William Reed FFA 1,2,3,45 Wildlife 1,25 Sr. Science 2535 Intramurals 3,4. Harold Reich Student Council 35 Sr. Science 152535 Rambler Staff 4. Tenna Reich Hockey 15 Chorus 15 Library Ass't 15 FBLA 25 Homeroom Sec. 3. Penny Reinhart FHA 45 FBLA 35 Homeroom Sec. 1. Valerie Rotkiske Hockey 25 Color Guard 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 CountyChorus153. Eugene Ruiz Football 2545 Spring Track 1,4. lohn Santamour Cross Country 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Chef's Club 45 Wildlife 15 Homeroom Pres. 4. Sandy Sattazahn FFA 1525 FBLA 1,2535 Future Nurses 1. Pamela Schaefer FHA 25 FBLA 35 Future Nurses 1. Steven Schew None Dawn Schnee None Deborah Schnee NHS 3,4. Terry Schnee Winter Track 45 Bowling 45 NHS 45 Model UN 4.- Paul Schonour 5 Football 35 Baseball 15 Student Council 152535 Sr. Band 1,25 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1525354. f Kenneth Schuker Sr. Science 1. Christina Schultz Future Nurses 2,3545 Intramurals 1,25 Wildlife 1. Ionathan Schultz None Debra Schwartz VICA 3. Glenn Seidel Soccer 45 Baseball 3545 FFA 3. Sharon Shartle Hockey 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choraleers 45 NHS 3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Pres. 1,3. Kathleen Sheidy Chorus 15 FHA 45 FBLA 2535 Future Nurses 4. Patricia Sheidy Basketball 152535 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3545 Choraleers 253545 Drama 253,45 NHS 3,45 County Chorus 153545 District Chorus 45 Majorette 1,2535 Homeroom Pres. 15 Sec. 25 Class Sec. 3. loAnne Sherman Cheering 253545 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Student Council Sec. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Drama 15253545 Model UN 2. Cindy Shoff Chorus 15 Drama 1,45 FBLA 253,45 Bowling 2535 School Store4. Larry Shoff Chorus 1525 Glee Club 25 Drama 1,2,3,45 Model UN 25 School Store 4. Robin Smith BB Cheerleader 15253545 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Color Guard 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Model UN 25 FB Cheerleader 354. Chris Snyder VICA 3. Phyllis Snyder Hockey 1525 Chorus 1,45 Glee Club 45 Drama 45 NHS 45 FBLA 4. Gordon Speicher Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15253545 NHS 3,45 Intramurals 1525 Homeroom VP 4. Shirley Speicher Softball 1. Susan Staaf Basketball 2,3545 Concert Band 15253545 Big Blue 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Brass Choir 253,45 Pit Band 3,45 155 Girls Pep Band 2,3545 Chorus 1535 Library Ass't 15 Intramurals 25 Homeroom VP 25 Treas. 4. Donald Stamm Winter Track 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1525 Student Council 3545 Band 15 Chorus 15 Chef's Club 45 Homeroom Pres. 15 Homeroom VP 25 Student Council Treas. 4. Phoebe Stauffer NHS 45 Chorus 15 FBLA 2,3545 School Store 4. Bonita Stolz FBLA 2535 FHA 15 Drama 1. Carol Stoudt Band 1,2,3,4. Neil Strause Stage Crew 1,25 Wildlife 15 Audio-Visual15 VICA 152. Annie Stricker Sr. Band 1,2,3,45 Library Ass't152,354. lane Stricker Tutor 3,45 Student 3,45 'Color Guard 3545 Chorus 15 Drama 3545 Bowling 45 Homeroom VP 15 Sec. 25 Class Treas. 2. Lester Strunk Football 1,25 Baseball 1,25 FFA 3,45 Intramural 1,2,3,4. Steven Sutliff Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3545 Homeroom V.P. 2. Drew Tobias Intramurals 1. DavidTranquiIlo Soccer Z,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 SMSS 3,45 Interpreter 1,2,3,4. Barbara Troutman Band 15253545 Guidons 3545 Chorus 1,3545 NHS 3,4. Dian Ulrich Yearbook 45 FBLA 2,3545 School Store 45 Yearbook Ass't Bus. Mgr. 4. Sharlene Ulrich Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 35 Intramurals 15253545 Softball 1,2,3,4. Terry Unger Hockey 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,35 Drama 45 FBLA 2,3,45 School Store 4. Sharon Wanner Yearbook 3545 NHS 45 Library Ass't 1,25 FBLA 3545 Wildlife 15 School Store 45 Homeroom Sec. 3. Brian Webber Cross Country 2,3545 Winter Track 253,45 Spring Track 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Choraleers 45 Drama 45 Model UN 25 Class VP 1,35 Class Pres. 2. Dayne Weiss Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Winter Track 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Chorus 45 Drama 3,45 CW YEA 45 Interpreter 45 Intramurals 35 Spring Track 1,2,3,4. lone Wenrich Hockey 15253545 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 CW YEA 35 Interpreter 1,2,3,4. Tab Wenrich Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Golf 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Chef's Club 4. David Werner Chef's Club 45 Horticulture Club 4. Scott Werner Baseball 15 Golf 15 Bowling 152,35 Intramurals1. Michael White Football 25 Soccer 45 Basketball 25 WKLX 35 Student Council 45 Chorus 152,35 Drama 2,35 Photo Club 45 CW YEA 45 Model UN 25 Homeroom VP 35 Homeroom Pres. 45 Class VP 4. Shiron Yarnell Hockey 15253545 Chorus 153,45 Drama 45 Interpreter 15 Library Ass't 15 Softball 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Sec. 1,4. George Yoder None Dawn Zerbe Chorus 15 FBLA 3,45 School Store 4. Susan Zerbe Hockey 1,2535 BB Cheerleader 3,45 FB Cheerleader 45 Chorus 15 NHS 3,45 FHA 15 Interpreter 25 Library Ass't 15 FBLA 2,3545 School Store 4. 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