Conrad Weiser High School - Weicon Yearbook (Robesonia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

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Ienkinsp our business manager: Mrs. Sarah Laffredog our photographers: Loring Stuldiosp and STAFF Karen Hoppman Copy Editor SENIORS jonathan Brubaker Stacy Dolla Colleen Ebling Lucinda Firestine Pete Fisher Nancy Fix Debbie Frazer Bonnie Gilbert Sue Graupp Lisa Hartman Barby Hartranft Alice Katzaman Diane Klick Renee Bashore Deb Dietrich julie Elkins Karen Henderson Scott Hiester Barbara jenkins jenny Miller Denise Page Donna Klopp Donna Lamm Lisa Mastrangelo Rick Miller Shelly Moyer Becky Ruth Lori Ruth Monika Siegfried Kim Smith Lisa Smith Patti Steffe Lynette Wolfe Diane Yoh IUNIORS Lori Ranck Laurie Root Regan Ruth Karen Sattazahn Connie Schallau Sue Sheidy Tracy Sutliff Cathy Wike Yearbook Staff 3 P . -7464 .X w-1 sz PQ C Vi ffm, if 5. Many things occurring during a school year have become memories that will re main with us for the rest of our life Years from now we can reflect on our days at Conrad Weiser Winning the big game, dancing the last dance with our favorite person trading school pictures, passing a test we thought we had flunked making the team singing at the Christmas program, and signing year books are some of the good things well remember. Along with the good memories there are some unpleasant ones. Getting called to the office, having our locker rigged, re- ceiving a high book fine and losinglour locker key are a few of the unhappy mem- ories we will retain. These are just a few of the many mem- ories we will have of Conrad Weiser. School Life is the little things each person will re- member in his own way. 4 School Life ? .7 Q F 3-.+. 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' ' K V :g f 'llli l 7 I c T e Senior Class of 1977 will have many memories of this year at Conrad Weiser Exchanging semor pictures, going to lockers between classes and planning the Christmas Dance are examples of good memories the seniors will have Some may be sentimental memories like playing the last game and havmg the last and teachers Graduation will be a com blnatlon of these two The seniors will be glad to grad uate so they can fulfill their future plans Of course, the sad part will be leaving all the friends, faculty and ad mmistratlon that have made their semor year the best year of all h . classes with favorite friends 18 Seniors J' X fi -'idiuwff uvffmvzgu-vu -aeav1-51W,-- Seniors 19 20 Seniors Kathy Lynn Balthaser Kim Rae Adams Luke Allen Anspach iff' Vu. Anthony Beach Paul Timothy Adams Nancy Ruth Bailey Brad Sherer Beamesderfer H Robert Edgar Baer if Tina Marie Bennethum lohn Allen Bilofsky r Sherron Rene' Beck Wilbert jacob Bennett Gene lay Blaukowitch Kevin Lee Beebe Seniors 21 Carl Phillip Brenneman Ralph Ernest Bleistein Debra Ann Boyer X -.hw ,Q .. V I ' i Laurie Rae Brillhart 22 Seniors ii ia K! ' A 4 R-- I Bruce Allen Boone Thom Scott Boyer james Darren Brossman uv Ernest Emanuel Brown Randall N1lCl Iael Burkhart Sherry Lynn Calabrg rl 'H jonathan Eric Brubaker l05ePh BYme Michael Leonard Chelius Darrell Scott Buffenmeyer ...- Seniors 23 Paul Alberto Diaz-Cruz Mitchell Lynn Chelius Stacey Ann Collom ,K f, Stacy Katherine Dolla i XL 2 S if A 1-1-f 'r 24 Seniors Charles Bradford Clark Dolores Ann Culler Terry Lee Druckenmiller Mtv, vi rp 11 r-fri-W 'L t- . Colleen Ruth Ebling Tamra Carole Esterly Dianne Lynn Feggler Ev' 'r A f Qx ,N X X N'-.LQ n L fi Q . .- ll 'K Mark Eric Elvin Kent Paul Feeg Lucinda Ann Firestine Penny Lynn Eshbach Seniors 25 26 Seniors Edward Allen Fishburn Christopher Lee Freeman Nancy Eileen Fix N Anthony Joseph Galeo H. Peter Fisher jr. j ' V Debra Sue Frazer Vanessa Ronnan Garrett Dolores Linda Gehman Robert james Gerhart Bonnie Rose Gilbert Marie Elizabeth Gelsinger Kathleen Ellen Giffin Glenn Edward Glass Louise Marie Gerhart Seniors 27 i .LA 1' 28 Seniors vb. , , Suzanne Genevieve Graupp Meredith Ruth Gracey Gregory Steven Graupp Cathy jo Grill VJ Fpqfx Vl-. W w hs A , - 7, Thomas Grajewski Michael l0hr1 Graupp leri Elaine Groff ..Z LL Wendy Rae Guistwite Dwight David Harding Corrine Lou Haley , , . 1 I Gail Ann Harris Kirk Lee Haley Lisa Gaye Hartman ...f' Barbara Ann Hartranft .v . f -v Seniors 29 30 Seniors Robert Dale Hirschbock Dru Rochelle Hartranft Dale Michael Hatt Iii as , 2 Vie,-yn 5 I I ' I I 11 ,il . O I ' Y.- ' , .'s'Ofl l X' 4, . -xt px li ' .x on ul al Karen Louise Hoppman Scott Wilson Hartranft Robert Michael Hillegas Debbie Lynne Houck it 1' En' .fri .Rf if Nl I -.ix 1 Ns 'WCS' J .ff ,L 11 F 4- . at U- c , ,- C . 's .Af I -f I 4 jill Denise Hubbell Dennis Ray jones Carole Ann Humphrey Alice Elizabeth Katzaman Elow David Hynson i-...-...tx Susan lane Keener in lv - li -' 9 v f I gn.. -use-Rb f L Tammy lo Keller Seniors 31 32 Seniors Donna lane Klopp Thomas Duane Kennedy Deborah Teresa Kirkpatrick Tommy Adam Koch - N '- .,, f' a K is 5 A Ni If E ii' if ' - ' h 4 .Q A XX 1. 2-E if D if 1 K ' x L Mark T, Ketner Diane Carol Klick Sandra Lynn Krick I fp .V I .' I J .-'T A Y . z '- i in N 1,1 Tar .I 61 J! ig A. n jeffrey Lynn Labe Evanor Edna Lamm Robert Lee Lebo ,,., Chris Marie Lally Kay Marie Layser Rodney Lance Lebo Donna lean Lamm Seniors 33 34 Seniors Terri Lynn Lutz Bradley Charles Light Bruce Lee Ludwig if I I X Norman Leo Manbeck n- n' ' . I ' I I , 4 . i 1 jon Lee Lightner I-CAUT! Lutz Lisa Ann Mastrangelo .Av qi arf sf QL x ir- 'DRM Iohn Henry McDonald Brenda Lynne Miller Shelley Kim Miller awww Scott W. Meiser 'r'7 .f Richard Carleton Miller lr. Diane Nadine Mvsef jeffrey Scott Merkel W 5. A-25539 fy' f Seniors 35 Candance joy Ney Michele Kay Moyer Debra Ann Muthard ,, , ' , ' .. K ' xi ,, . fr. w 1 , xx X . L- ,W ' 1 h Y f ' 1 '1-.r Q 'XX V' 2' fs' 2 , D y ex 45, Arthur Charles Noss -nv L ww? , 1' ii. 'fun' 1. Thomas L. Murdough lane Marie N356 Becky Lynn Ohlinger 36 Seniors If I, 1 Marliese Ann Oxenreider Maryann Price Victor R. Ramos '1- George Washington Painter III ., -:X L .Zff N -,, ,, .,-iv Paul Daniel Putt Ill Kenneth Lee Randall Alan Scott Phillips Seniors 37 Kevin D. Rothermel Roseanne Lee Reppert Patti Lynne Rightmyer f x. Q in Q: lx' xY !1!x 'fm ,,, - I S 'eg Kerri Lynne Rush 38 Seniors 41' vii George N. Riegel Satu S. Roppanen Lori Eileen Ruth L-,f kb ,f vTi- ' ., ...- ,., :11 ,rj 4 is Rebecca Eleanor Ruth David john Schaeffer Kim Ann Schlappich Ted Layne Ruth Selena Renee Schaeffer Rgbin Lee Schmeck Kelli Io Sanders Seniors 39 40 Seniors Robert Wayne Shelow 1. Ni Daniel Leigh Shuman Robert Stephen Smilak Monika Maria Siegfried Cindy Lou Smith 1 N. iifw Charles Ray Simpson Kimberly lean Smith z ,Ii Lisa jane Smith james Allen Sonon Mark F. Snyder be 1:x f Cheryl Ann Speece Scott Michael Snyder iiiilllililiil Patricia Ann Steffe Lf 1' Kim R. Steinman Seniors 41 john Michael Stuck jeffrey David Stone Dayl Michelle Strause ,f-fa-se' ' . 9.111111 -' -M, David B. Stump 42 Seniors Gary Bruce Stoudt Franklin Eugene Stricker Dennis Allen Sweinhart Z .vi 'fa fo ine., Xi.-w .N 44 fi T Charlotte lean Talys Steven Paul Trimble Patricia Lynn Ulrich Christina Lynn Thompson in-rf i Kerry E. Ulrich Mark Bruce Wagner Kathleen Ann Tranquillo Seniors 43 i 44 Seniors Feryl E. Wessner William Wayne Walker ll Dawn Elaine Wenrich y :iii iiiii 0 . i . NR . Brian Lee Williams l i Susan Marie Webber Ivy Faye Wenrich Lynette Mary Wolfe W1 'Wx - S f i Diane Beverly Yoh ' Raymond I. Zimmerman, Sharon Marie Zechman Zhi 11-lx I1 Q5 , Scott George Young W Patricia Burkhart I 1 4 sg- Q' -x if ' ,. gil- ' faltwlih AA A V W, l C l I fr, J-,im Richard Alan Zerbe Charles M. Zechman lil jim jeffrey Keith 1 Seniors 45 i 46 Senior Class Officers CPIIIITB d 'Q, The Class of '77 has demonstrated outstanding enthusiasm throughout its high school years. The record-setting chicken barbecue sales and the outstanding job done on the junior Prom exemplify this characteristic. I hope all of this year's seniors have utilized all the opportunities for learning presented to them. An education is the most important step in gaining success in later life. Through the course of our lifetimes we may lose many material possessions, but there is one thing no one will ever be able to take away from us, and that is our education. The Class of '77 has been a resilient, dependable, and aggressive group of young men and women. If these traits shown in high school are used in later life, l'm sure all of the members of our class will develop into responsible citizens. jon L. Lightner Senior Class President CLASS MOTTO All glory comes from daring to begin. CLASS COLORS Light Blue, Yellow and Peach CLASS FLOWERS Carnation, Chrysanthemum and Ciladiola CLASS OFFICERS President jon Lightner Vice President Tom Grajewski Secretary Nancy Bailey Treasurer Tammy Esterly Seniors 47 NANCY BAILEY . . . ouiz JR. Miss r - u I -U l V l L pr, . 416. ' -4 u Y ,, . li Y l as as 1 .qpp...-will f .J Last fall twenty senior girls from various Berks County high schools competed for the title of junior Miss at the pageant held at Schuykill Valley High School. The girls were judged on talent, youth fitness, poise and appearance, scholastic achievement, and a judges' interview. Nancy Bailey was Conrad Weiser's representative to the pageant. In the talent competition Nancy sang a meaningful song called By My Side from the musical Godspell. Nancy offers the following comments on her experience as Conrad Weiser's representative to the pageant. The opportunity to represent Conrad Weiser in the junior Miss Pageant this year has been one of the many highlights of my senior year. It was a truly exciting and unforgetable experience. l only wish that more people could be involved. I'd like to thank everyone, friends, faculty, and family, who supported me through the pageant. It meant a lot to me. The Weiser Spirit was very proudly felt and shown on October second. lr. Miss FOREIG EXCHA GE . . . 1976-77 SH l've always liked to travel and to meet new people and during this year I have had a good opportunity to get to know people and learn English. This whole time has been exciting and interesting, and l've learned much about your life. My family has been great, and I'm sure that I'm going to miss them a lot when this year is over. The school here is very different from ours, and every day I learn something new. People have been very nice to me and I'm sure that I'll have a lot of good memories when I go-back to Finland. Satu Roppanen Exchange Student from Finland at Conrad Weiser 76-77 1 ll The time I-spent in Finland this summer was one of the most educational and exciting experiences thus far in my life. I visited many places, made lots of friends and acquired enough memories to last me for a long while to come. lt's really interesting to see how people in another culture can be so similar, and yet be com- pletely different at the same time. Given the chance, l'd like to return to Finland some day and visit my family and friends again. Stacey Collom Foreign Exchange Student, Summer of '76 Foreign Exchange 49 SENIOR ., , .HV -, - - - , ,-,........O S. of BEST ALL AROUND! QUIETESTZ NICEST SMILE: BEST DANCERSZ Tom GrajeWSl4i Arthur Noss Denny jones jeff Stone Diane Yoh Evanor Lamm Lori Ruth Lisa Smith MOST MUSICAL: MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST ARTISTIC: BEST DRESSED: Dan Shuman Brad Beamesderfer lim Brossman Paul Putt Nancy Bailey lane Nase Shelly Moyer Debbie Kirkpatrick 50 Senior Bests BESTS I: .fgqd . Q nn - ,. l s,x i . . v il L ' -4 L. 13' v l : 1 Q f x 'HX i I 1 X. i i 'f i 1 . CLASS CLOWNS: FRIENDLIESTZ CLASS FLIRTS: MOST TALKATIVEI Ken Randall Bgb Smilak Tony Galeo Kim Steinman Lynette Wolfe Debbie Frazer Bonnie Gilbert Debbie Houck MOST ATHLETIC: MOST DRAMATICZ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Vic Ramos Pete Fisher Mark Wagner Donna Lamm jill Hubbell Kim Smith Senior Bests 51 'v-lffrfii' r-'Qt' 's'ivl J' ' ' - ' W' -.fr ' -ma-rr- ev e 'lf' . 1 'S.f':f.. 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This fine group of peo- ple provides many services . to our school and community from which many memories will be formed. All the mem- ories may not be derived from y l ' i' I the subjects taught by these people. They may come just . ' from the personalities of the faculty members. A person may remember the informal talks during a free period or encounters during extra- curricular activities. No matter where or how a student has come to know the facult at Weiser he will I have many memories of them. , , , U U U 52 Faculty 8: Administration .Aix 1 A L ff. 1 Q Q 1' Ib U El? Zn 9,2 1 N-1 5-4 4 fa' Q, 2 Faculty 81 Administrat F Mr. Thomas Alexander, lr. Art nb Miss Carol Bernhard English ,im Mr. Leverne Barrett Vo-agriculture Mr. Thomas Bausher Social Studies Mrs. Linda Baer English - ff- 1 fiat, f ,.f ra M 'l l l I i W l ,,gl.,J , y 'lf 'A , .. y V iq t , ,Q yt 1 lx A gi' 'ihlll V L V t. V all f 4 I ' Q 'I .af Q ff' I l 3 . A 1 l l X t . ' t . . ,z .6 ,. Q . f P, A A 1 A N In F-9 H . l 1 J., . 5 1. ' V -I . as 5 Mrs. Betty Ann Bickel Spanish Mr. jeffrey Bradley Mathematics Mr. john Berriman Athletic Director 54 Faculty Miss Sandra Effert Vo-agriculture foil' f ff'-f Mr. William Gosch Science Mr. Anthony Fuoti Wood Shop Mr. Scott Greenwood English Isnt Mrs. Ruth Grimes Home Economics Mr. Richard Harper Science L1 ?f' 7, -. VN 'iv f l Aff' I N V .wtf X tk 'f - f nl , H if .J Q yi . ,af ' it .'.'J,-. -ZS: 1 ll 'Q O . . - '.::,'-'. 1' ., ', , , o , -. .' '4 n 6o 9 ' ' ' a ' , ' 'Q 0 - , '..:.1 Q., 0 o.l.'0 i 'V 0. Q 1 'g1'o H' - o - 2 , I, o . 9 me f fv' v'. .o..'.o.'q'..'o Q V ' . ' 5 0 - . '?' 5' ', -.a.o 1.02 ','a '.'g.' Q. 1.1 W fQl'.G' : ,.o of 0 ful. . s , a ,nnnao n . q 0. 4- 1, , A , ,auuaafnnpo0.,v. , .. ug 9 -.,q,-r ,.aaauol .0 .n 0. ..l -J., J ,naoono cgi0.,', 3.-- , UGG' J .oonnuaouags on 0 ,J .,,M .fnsauooa9.0 , ,' ,gf U I. c. aeaonaav,o' up a ' , V' 'O',,l :u:.o'o'vooal.g ',',.' ,, U' 39 go I 0 . ' r' l .' 4v.0.v'v.c.n.u:o:o:v.'n.'0. 1 'QQ Q- . .' lou :OJ .IJ-N .l..uu.snaoi..-' .'a , Al .N .'f.rJ u U no - . ' an . A ' ' .' :.. Ish' '-1 '75 G . v , , ' 1' -' .- . , 'o . IO! nun :,f I 1 '41 . .'. v '. -.i t-.v'.' ,-, Q 0, '..'v, ,.' u' 9' ,- a f ' '. 0 4 ' 0 0 r' . n .. ..0a, 0 ..l ! . Qpii rQ.o 3- . , . 1, . ' -' or .' .b'.jAx 'S v o .e' 'H '11 ' ta Dao, . gguqsgt Mr. joseph Heilman Health 81 Phy. Education Mr. Rodney Hermann Science Mr. Wilson Hartranft Health 81 Phy. Education l Mr. Frank Hess Mathematics Mr. Phillip Hays Social Studies yn---Y. ' x is , , . N S - v i Mr. Thomas lenkins English 56 Faculty . Georgianne jones hematics Mr. Raymond Klingler , Social Studies -:tiff N - . Q J , . i li. so A f X ww I 1 z if? ,ft i if? I ix -fi. 3, ,t 1 s if 4 1 W' iff f .. 1 'Q .1 ff. 'Q' 'P' 'IK . '. 5 , ' X R .. 'lx R' as 4+ , ll e 1,-u Mrs. Sheila Lentz . Sara-Ann Laffredo English man Mrs. Eileen Krick Health 81 Phy. Education Mr. George Lichtenwalner, lr. German 8: History Mr. Ferdinand Kuczala Art la X v s S. .lk 5122.3 -W ' -33 - 'QL 4 Mr. Donald Long History sg 1' r ,, V 7 - , , .. flqtl ' ' : . ,, ' .. as :il 'P' 5' . alll - 1 .Q , ' 7 51' H 1 A K fl' .-Q in 2522. ffl ,.-xi Faculty 5 Mr. Ronald Lutz Mathematics Mr. William Mills Music Mr. Rodney Mack Vo-agriculture ,af , , T M 1 5, 1 Ms. Christy Morecraft English ' Barbara Murdough Sheldon Rissinger ematics Mrs. Barbara Nevllton Social Studies fi f'if,P'if1iffl'j jf 'fll' J, 4 . V ig S . . Mr. Robert Rothfus Industrial Arts Q Mr. Eillis Noll Science 81 Physics ,f Mr. Richard Royer Science Mr. Dennis Redcay Driver Education K Miss Diane Rurode English 8: Latin Faculty 59 Mr. Wayne Seifarth Mr. Harold Stern Social Studies Chemistry l Mr. Michael Strankc Special Education .Mr. Cary Shaner English it 'Hi 5' .lg--Y Miss Sallie lo Trout English 'Q Miss Elizabeth Troup Reading Mr. William Stove Special Education f' W us, , 5 1 A ... , el nh 4' Mr. Donald Troutman Social Studies 60 Faculty if Mrs. Catherine Wolfe Home Economics Miss Susan Bertsch Business SCHCDOL B0 RD 84 ADMINISTRATIO Memories may be described as reflections of past experiences. Experiences should have been gained through participation in the numerous and varied opportunities afforded each student. lt is our hope that the total educational program at Conrad Weiser has provided each member of the Class of 77 with experiences for fond memories. Good luck to the class of 77. Terry W. Reber Assistant to the Superintendent y 55? .Jb I ,sf f s.f , ' N 'xx . 'N 1 I 5 .- 1 s yi 4 X , I , Y xxx K' . I ' gi Q I, A 3, i ' ' O .rr :ly ' , fills j 1 , Life is mankind's greatest gift. Let us not forget to preserve and carry on our rich heritage, which we have tried to instill in the hearts and minds in all of you, so that others may share in this abundance. As you pursue the future, choose attainable goals and objectives which have meaning for mankind. Your reward will be great if you follow this philosophy of life. joseph Furst, lr. Assistant Principal 62 School Board 81 Administration 1- A ,. ,f i ,w,,,w-r. ,1Y!J,,. ff, 1 LF-7 May I take this opportunity to congratulate each of you for achieving a goal in life that will prove reward- ing. It is our hope and desire that you now recognize what must be done by you in the future to achieve the degree of success and happiness you desire. What knowledge you now have is only the basic requirement. It will be your responsibility to continue to grow intellectually, socially and culturally. George M. McLain, Ir. Principal ,,- . if . . THE POWER BEHI D THE SCHOOL Memories of 77 will have a special mean- ing to me since l am retiring at the end of this school year after forty-one years in edu- cation. There are memories of many fine stu- dents, dedicated professional staff, capable sup- port personnel, conscientious board members, and helpful individuals in our Conrad Weiser Community. Their support and inspiration will always be sincerely appreciated. Walter A. Rohrbach Superintendent l 9. A Wing, BOARD MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Edith Spohn, Secretary, Charles Hartman, President, Charles Tothero, Vice President, Kenneth Long, Treasurer, BACK ROW: David Henderson, Kenneth Haag, james Murdough, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, lames Shultz, Russell Weidner, Solicitor. School Board 81 Administration 63 X LIBRARY, GUIDANCE, HEALTH . . . if-A N-.. Mrs. Elizabeth Schmoyer Mrs. Mary Louise Wertz Nurse Librarian The Health Suite is always a busy area in the school. This depart- ment is always prepared for the student who becomes ill during the day. Other functions of the Health Suite include checking absentee cards, giving TB Tests to fresh- men and physicals to juniors, and recording the height and weight of every high school student. 64 Library, Guidance, Health vqmniiilnvv--,,, , Mrs. Marianne Kline Library Secretary The Library is one of the most versatile areas of the high school. It is used not only as a place to find books and magazines but also as a classroom and a site for many meetings. Students and faculty make use of the 15,327 books for both reference and leisure reading. The 183 magazines and 8 newspaper subscriptions provide enough di- versity to meet everyone's read- ing needs. A new feature of the library this year was the Picture of the Week. ln cooperation with the Art Department, a series ol famous reproductions was displayed in the hall outside the library. VITAL SERVICES T0 THE SCHGCL 5 a .-sf N Mr, Harry Mosley Mrs. Mae Bohn Mr. C. Edward Schofer Guidance Counselor Guidance Secretary Guidance Counselor 1 l2-,- - f , ' Y f L H 1 4? 9 A Q . ,Sa The Guidance Office counsels students on their various courses of study and their plans for the future and schedules their courses. Devis- ing schedules usually means a hectic summer and first week of school for the staff. An important service of the department is administering DAT's, PSAT's, SAT's, and other standardized tests. It also sponsors the junior-Senior Family Night each November and assists seniors with college applications. Mr. Stephen George Mrs. Helen Krott Guidance C01-lf'lSel0f Guidance Counselor Library, Guidance, Health 65 1-.. CDFFICE STAFF . . . ADMINISTRATIV ui W -u-msn ,--aw 5 9 8 .. Nr ui-...tk if I - fr vi-Jiffifs ' 5 NL i 1 Mrs. Martha Trupe Secretary to Dr. Rohrbach Mrs. Eileen Kulp Secretary to Mr. McLain Mrs. Edith Spohn Business Manager SERVICE PERSONNEL . .. uvqg fp i ,Q -422 A . K-Y: A QL . i UPPER LEFT-Custodians: Mrs. Elsie Aulenbach, Mr. Al Garloff Mr. Martin Oswald, Mr. Landis Olar. MIDDLE LEFT-Bus Drivers: KNEELINC: Mr. Franklin Troutman, Mr. David Gerhart, Mr. Tom Satterfield, Mrs. lngeborg Lotz, Mr. Donald Lebo. STANDING: Mr. Elwood Lutz, Mrs. Helen Mack, Mrs. Doris Wright, Mrs. Martha Speicher, Mr. LeRoy Keppley, Mr. Ralph Troutman. UPPER RIGHT-Building and Grounds Supervisor and Transportation Officer: Mr. Eugene Kline, Chester Corl-Assistance Transportation officer. MIDDLE RIGHT-Cafeteria Staff: STANDING: Mrs. Martha Decker, Mrs. lean Shoff, Mrs. Sue Bashore, Mr. john Mentzer, Mrs. Betty Eisenbise, Mrs. Mary VanArt, Mrs. Maria Graupp. SEATED: Mrs, Margaret Moyer: manager, Mrs. Arlene Brown, Mrs. june Mountz, Mrs. Anna Blatt, Mrs. Clara Long, Mrs. lean Moyer. Service Personnel . .APPRECIATED 6 Certain memories we have are of experiences typical of each grade Fighting our way through G wing and being trampled by upperclassmen are among our earliest recollections of seventh grade Becoming the kings of G wing and Mr Noll's science classes could mean only we were in eighth grade Ninth grade recalls a year of confusion were mg about rocks and minerals is another fond memory Dis secting frogs and the gory Driver Ed movies are among the more vivid recollections of tenth grade Attending the sex seminars and awaiting that still distant grad uatlon day are two experiences in eleventh grade that no one will forget we junior or senior high? Learn- 68 Underclassmen mmm X Pl N 75 ' W, U ml N-4 ,, wa as E-+I' n69 Stephen Adams Susan Angstadt Larry Baker Siri Berg Brett Biggers jeff Billman Greta Breininger Theresa Brendel Keith Bricker Mark Berman Kathy Carter Sheila Carter Carin Culler Gail Czebieniak Alice Deck Robert Drexel julia Elkins Craig Etchberger Randal Frazer Sharon Freeman Brian Fulmer Beverly Glasgow Marian Grajewski Gary Graupp 70 juniors Renee Bashore Brooke Beamesderfer Kevin Becker Debbie Blatt Stanley Boyer Tina Boyer Ann Bright Cathy Bright jeff Brunner Tom Clark Cindy Correll Vicki Correll Cathy Degler Deb Dietrich Sue Dolla jeff Fiant Denise Firestine Francis Forster Ronald Garrett Larry Gehman Nancy Gelsinger john Groff Cory Gruber Eileen Guistwite -s , , '.v W , 1 5 1 fi A H., ' j '-A f A Dar - - - F: 5' 5 - E ' Q, in -E Q X I i X hifi. D ' ' V -1 ' ' X ll 45, L if A.- .g, ra. 4 xv,, ' ,.-an L V LQ- 415: , Ml wal!! V ' l pls'- 2-a 3 14147, JI-6 .J- NY' -IU . . . 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I X I v A All I I I 'ij ' I ' , ' 'm -xc Douglas Guldin john Haag Dale Harris Chris Heffelfinger Karen Henderson Timothy Henning Sonia Hiester David Hirneisen Randy Holzman Cindy Hunsicker Michael Huntley Barbara jenkins Russell Kennedy Kevin Kern Lori Kimmel Michael Kline Denise Klopp jeffrey Klopp Tami Lavender Karen Light Victoria Lotz Brenda Marderness jeffrey Marshall Craig Matthew Richard Hartlieb Kevin Hartman Mary Hassler Glenn Heydt Gregg Hicks Scott Hiester Phillip Holzman Kurt Hubbell Peter Hummel Kimberly johnson Ruth Katzaman Mildred Keiser Victoria King Matthew Kintzer Lisa Kissling Cindy Kramer Cheryl Krick Cherie Kurtz Robert Loy Debra Luckenbill Donald Lutz Thomas Matthew Gregory Meise Brenda Miller juniors 71 1 . H., V.. ffl A 1:, ... ,Q fw ' M it ,N f , 1 ,,. , 5 ,V 'Mr 'wr I ,tr , r-it Q . , xl xg, g ,Q 1 - 'P 4 -1 ., QP, QV. .2 ' D masts X411 - sie, , i ,, ., -f fix 3 A l - -'fi ' l I H. rw Nl 'ln K it K sz.. R in -i I E7l 2,34 ' it , Q t K 'E ' le ,Jul Q X X. asw- xv . 5, . . 72 juniors Ti' il 1 N..- W fl A' 1, ', , ll , un ,, .vs P jenny Miller Roy Miller Karl Nagle Eric Naumann Patti Page Doug Paine Lance Putt Debbie Rabold Patricia Rehrer Ken Reich Denise Russ Donna Russ Teresa Ruth Karen Sattazahn Craig Mucher Tom Myer Teresa Oberly Denise Page james Painter Carey Putt Brian Raihl Holly Reber Kevin Richards Laurie Root joseph Russ Regan Ruth Michelle Schadler Connie Schallau Greg Schatz jeffrey Schlaybach Vicki Schnee David Shaak Susan Sheidy Thomas Shepler Rodney Speiss Michael Stamm David Stauffer Ricky Strunk Tracy Sutliff Merill Taylor Linda Unger Michael Unger Denise Verleur Sara Wiemann Cathy Wike Mary Wike Shelia Yarnall Randall Yoh Kim Seidel Gary Seitz Anthony Serafino Elizabeth Simpson Sherri Speece Robert Speicher Lourin Stief Darrel Stricker Paul Stricker Michael Thompson Brian Umberger Kelly Unger Sonia Votoras Nevin Wagner Bruce Wawrzyniak ,lean Wills Teresa Wolfskill Carmela Zechman Carol Zerbe th, uh . ' .,Ui. Ive .ed aw . 1.1 13 A , ,, My Iii' .. , -'- Y X N xlfx I S' 5 A ll ? JP' M' 65.2.1 . 'qi N- 1 Q. ,- ws . 7. ' A . 4' - ,, 6 -- K l NK: V fa I 'K T ' xl t 'll' jj XA: V , Tl , Y x i H Y i . . .-. 'F' -r. ' .,, 5, 'dv vw- ' yn lg l L ' , 4 F A H f X f X - ' ' x ' l . I N , 7 ' ' 5 1 i 'tif A ,gint if V 3 il MW I X.: Y' M at ' 7' , 'w, ,L 4. ' -- f, ,Q J .. to T -ff ,r V ' L-sp Q 4' l 'f -. l Alf 'ima agszhsf: j l A Q l l ' 37 5 r , r x l Ili li ,-- , M 243' . if f' Q 'f-, mmf fl Q c N., Q3- Q2walfff2Zf 4 1 s r is X ' -g,L'15 vtff? N ' Q4 JL. ' Lfablnli lt- fg RT .fix V9 , i l t, V 'T - lx A ,lib , f EJ- A 5' ' 4 ' .3241 T. H fs' 1. . s. ,ix NAT I k- i - ' W . ' i I I lla I 1 'L V W H . , , 1 . luniors 73 George Adams john Adams Sharon Anspach jeffrey Becker Scott Beebe Robert Behney jill Bortz Kim Boyer Lisa Breininger Lee Buffenmeyer Carol Burkhart Konnie Carpenter Karen Cook Terri Correll Donna Davis Shelly Dolla David Dreibelbis janine Dreisbach Scott Eberly Eric Eckenroth Fritz Eisenhauer Dean Fegley Samuel Ferraro Donna Fessler Eileen Fisher Lori Fisher Mark Foster 74 Sophomores . CHOOSING CLASS RINGS, Karl Baldauf Diana Beck Elmer Beck Sheila Beidler Harrison Bennett Kevin Biggers james Bright Gary Brown Melissa Brown Eugene Carter Craig Clark james Coleman Tarsa Davis Lisha Deck Steven Deck Risa Drexel Michael Dunkle Mark East David Eshbach Mark Eyre Donald Feeg Mark Finkel Ronald Firestine Lisa Fishburn Ricky Freeman Tina Garrison Patrick Gelsinger X SRD - time , A- . f L 1 . ,S ts: 1 A f I7 U ' r r ., -F A .SMP ,i-i Nl- f L' -' tk ri , si a lg l , QR- X ,,.. L' t' . ' 'ff ' f -N U 1-, r 'J L ..g- , 1 ff' an px H- . .fl 3 'N Ah i .Q ,T ai P l X ' li . ,. F, s -' ' 44 Q l ' - H-5'1'l?e ' X X 4 lflx if ll vs 'e . f r r lbs !fg::ffswei4 . ' Fi S il F 'Aff' V Al Q ., + is . Hu. .1-' 1-.. l J. . . . , fi -. .. ni N Q1 A , A.. 3: ... N . , Y R' 55.5 J 1 ' ,il 5 -'l ' ' . 5' mf 5. L is W 2' ' 1 - ' ,-, ,A Ns: R' rfx - exhq, X l I I .XX lj .' ...' . If I rl 4 4 I ,xliivj lljiui, ' -1: A 'if Q. 4 .4- 1 ' 'A' ...- j 5 .rf ' , I 1 1. . .-t thi Xe Q-' rf' df, is. A na .-, L' L.. . - 'x I ' I Q Q -A 3 l ' i X . ff , J fi, it, Q- 'lg' 1 -I IQJQ ' .,' I f 5' --- 'W . ' ,V . W3 .QA A' 'E . , -' -'lf x ' . 3 if 1 L 1 li 424 -1- L 1 X, lg v tp. ul , V g 1... C f X -Q: 4 ' 'S' ' . v. '- .f 4 : I r W . l K l ff-, -4 eq s .A 'L' .-. . sf it f- ' -fl' X ' 'f-1, f Q , , l -?ie'1 . , aj K V i ,L vgj: . F' ... , ,. 2 -4 - A .4 3 ., X - is 'll ,A a -u 'Q i 4 5 ' ' 'l 1. 133 l' il ' N. RESEARCHING FAMILY TREES. HARASSING IUNIOR X. it 6 ii 1 as ... I 7' U 1 691 L- nh' 'v- -A 41 aj, .T , ' 1 C ' f A W , ' 1 - L. M.. Jw.. he ff, -5 Y: ,X , Q 7 l S Ta t ivwxmq 1' l 'ig + x ,QL 63 --t 4. -1. G- ' '2 ., K, ,J z If X 1 1 ' ALF' V' N 5 - . S 4 Q 5 i :I 5' . . - X T' h.l -Si A tl tx 'V K Q rg if 'Wy L , a It 63. JA. 1 x qi y , 'fs' asf! l ' 4 '- 1 it X l will ' .til UT- ,.,,,.4 ,, la ' 1 T fat K l N 1 g VMS A ' fl il V K 't 4- if EX ' ful' A C Q VXI' an fn' --q3,1,- fy V L xv - Y Q if . ly' 'lf 'iiiIFas? : 4 , , ' it 1, HIGH Cindy Gerhart Sharon Gerhart Todd Gerhart David Graupp Sandra Graupp William Graupp Kathy Guido Diane Hardin S Sheri Hartman Carol Heckman Gary Heimbach Carolyn Hellinger Brenda Hiester Steve Hiester Susan Hill james Hook Janette Hoover Perry Hopf Rochelle Huber jeff jones David Kachel Candy Kintzer Debbie Kintzer Denise Kirkpatrick Kathy Kramer Andrea Kramlich Scott Krick Colleen Glass Cynthia Gracey Matt Grajewski Robert Grimes Robert Groff Karen Gruber Betsy Hartranft Sue Hassler Mark Hatt Beth Henning Frank Hess Scott Hickernell Wendy Hoffert Richard Hollen Deborah Hook Fae Hornberger Donna Houck Janice Hubbell Kathy Kellenberger David Kelly Lorna Ketner Richard Kiss Marcia Kissling Scott Kohl Mark Kroninger Debbie Lamm Cord Lessig Sophomores 75 l 5 , ,ms I' Greg Lied iii i, N g Q g. Karen Long V, - ' ' , 'Q 12, V Carol Lutz -xx isa- 1, K A ,-A - W, 1 K gf 'Z' f 5'-. V , l L ,1 f 'Qtr x -4 -FY arlf It q V .- 1 'f 6 .wr I , :Lx n S I H Cathie McCoy ' ' . ill... ' ,QQ QI, lere McDonald Xfyrlp '-'5'- 'f g f. . , 3' Debra McKee li Al i WV' E .X J..-ii -'A t: V! 'V 1 . :j?f'g-. ' ,.,,A - 'A A N ' li I ' 'IA . if , L ' 5,5 L Nfl , lc 1, ., L A fl 2. .. f'- I-7 , ,. lohn Milla wir 1 Tina Miller 4 Mary Miller I I 1 3: 5- Ronald Moyer X -I I .J Lisse Mullen 4 g -v - -:ff 1- David Murray A- Q.: i , r. Q I Y X HVV. W N, -. I, ' L ' f,fH-ftif - L . . . ., u F A J- 1 al l-2-f.? illlifi M' 'Y l. ' 1 X l Bonnie Lynch Lori Mack jodie May Diana McMullen Debbie McQuate Carolann Merkel Susan Moore Darrell Morgan Robin Mosteller jeff Neiheiser Marlene Noss Raymond Noss I L? 57, if Q.. .. 7 . . V' L , Mitch Oberly Brian Oxenreiter i ,gl .- ll , .1 dy jerri Oldham Darrell Palsgrove 7 x M I - .Y 'T K I ' Carole Oswald Gfeg Papay , I . uv - . 1 55 15 Q- A 1 ' A-1 K ' lfgfaillf 'ill l L l Q. .. Jeff Plank Cheryl Raihl L.. rj: - ' Mike Plempel Mike Ramgg f n k I Charlotte Quigg David Ray -v , 4 'T S ' 1' Wi l 'C ' K Y, 'J C 'Q :V ll 3-.az Lili I A ' -' 'A' 4 A , I ' Margaret Reagan Nadine Reese 3 'df' -3 if V, Nan Reber Betty Reinhart -f V .- f lf-f L , , Chrystal Reed Stacie Rentschler N Ke X. -. it ' ' , Q w s ff' gi ei .if if iff f . i t . ja ., 3- ,gf 3 Tina Rentschler jim Root -' 0-' ' - : , 'fly ' ' if Greg Rissinger jeff Root - ' .T ui ' . leff Roberts Sandra Root l Q Af' , -i ' 'nr --1 X ., tl . L , , , - e S . .2 .-H 1 . 4, ' Q I, 0 . Pat Rose Brian Salem K f H 'N ' Chris Ruth Carol Sattazahn , Cindy Ruth Sharon Schaeffer 76 Sophomores Beth Schoener john Schoener Dolores Schoennagel Robert Seifrit julie Sherman Lisa Shifflet Scott Speicher Jodi Schucker Mark Schweizer Mark Scott Scott Shulman Celia Shuman Anita Siegfried Ricky Steinman Todd Stamm Dennis Stief Leon Stauffer Edwina Stokes Mary Stuck Erin Toye Scharlene Summerhill Kevin Toye Libby Sutherland Rosemary Unger Hans Verleur Mike Wagner Eric Wenrich Gary Werner Susan Werner Mark Wolfskill Perry Worman David Yeager Christine Zeimer Kenneth Zeller Connie Zellers james Troutman Norma Walker Ronald Wanner james Weatherholtz Barry Wessner Walter Whitley Tom Wolfe Robert Yoder Dolores Zechman Lisa Zechman Ronald Zerbe Ken Letteer it i, -'Us 2 .5 2 'W' in-L, xr N.- nv A ,XA K I f N ljltfiv' -I Q ' ' ,j!' K l pp , l 'Z' 22 12 ' ,Nl X if Q 1 H Q , l I , ' ' x ' . . V ., W I l ' -- 1 V Y l' XX I I SL.. 4 .4 ,.- 3 ,fx ,gi M Q 44' A S Q- Q' c - is if . l , , g sr . ' fl X 4 H Ax ll' . i ll gun 152 Q.: L 6: ' j' - , J, X L , 1 , X Y Af' up M , - J wal, CQ I X 'K 1 ' . X I 4. ,lf L-li, 6 i N s.. f,1 , . A I ' '. . v A A ,.,, J Ml Axbgng., I sl.. ci 1:7 1 X--Tx get-Rx E 'ami X '-.,,.. ' - 'Q f ' Hi 42' y Q 1 N' 'JP'---V ff 1 - al , 'f 'lt wr? ac ,X L T545 N r f '77 . f A i r' , Xi? -- l 1-7 L lim :LJ ll Xl ll. iA'Ql X ll l ,ij N252 L, '-S - rn ., , lniiiff if Sophomores 77 78 Freshmen . . . CHOOSING COURSES FOR SENIC FRONT ROW: Diane Bell, Patricia Cowan, Valerie Bond, Kimberly Bauman, Stephanie Bricker. SECOND ROW: Gary Calabro, Eric Daniels, jonathan Bastian, Stanley Bricker, Brian Delp, jeffrey Collom, Ray Burkhart. THIRD ROW: Debra Bright, Cherisse Bean, Bonnie Budwash, Rebecca Arthurs, Rick Degler, john Bitterman, Dwayne Cox, Robert Boyer, Penny Boyer. FOURTH ROW: Mike Bashore, Peggy Buffenmeyer, Ben Davis, Wayne Blatt, Brenda Bressler, jamie Boyer, Keith Bond, Ricky Boone. Jn FRONT ROW: john Hays, Theresa Groff, Donald Eberly, Donald Grabey, Donna Feeg, Amy Elvin. SECOND ROW: Susan Gromia, jane Heck, Marilyn Gingrich, Tony Harakel, joe Grajewski, Linda Groff, Donna Faust. THIRD ROW: Maria Forster, Donna Gerhart, Sharon Herb, Karen Eberly, Theresa Firestine,Karen Hernley, Nancy Dreibelbis, Steve Evans, Keith Derr. FOURTH ROW: Carol Hartranft, Kim Edwards, Eric Hassenbein, Kyle Hamilton, john Fiscus, Paul Fix, Ernest Gelsinger, jeff Fitterling, Nina Hartman. IC-H, MR. HERMANN AND HIS ROCKS, VARSITY SPORTS FRONT ROW: Vicki Keller, Jolyn Houck, Robin Klinger, Mike Koch, Kirk Humphreys, Judi Huber. SECOND ROW: Karen Kramer, Christine Klick, Laurie Ketner, Janice Hunter, Shelly Hummel, Kelly Kennedy, Sharon Krick, Kathy Kennedy. THIRD ROW.' Joe Hydock, Debbie Humphrey, Diane Ketner, Sharon Kintzer, Heidi Johnstone, Leslie Kintzer. FOURTH ROW: Bob Houck, Pat Johnson, Kim Houck, Debbie Hoover, David Kramer, Tim Koch, Steve Hood. FRONT ROW: Ryan Luckenbill, John Miller, Robert Light, Linda Mourer, Steve Lightner. SECOND ROW: Keith Moyer, Randy Mosteller, Mike Ludwig, Rod Moyer, Virginia Lotz. THIRD ROW: Steve McCaw, Lisa Nfiowrer, Debbie Leid, Tracy McMullen, Mary Moore, Frank May. rOURTH ROW: Bruce Miller, Mike Murray, Pam Levy, Deb Miller, Robert May, Mark Leinbach, Jacquie Muckey, Candy Lacock. IM Ti? FIRST ROW: Dana Oxenreider, Sara Nase, Jeanine Papay, Carol Ravert, Mary Plummer. SECOND ROW: Dale Oswald, David Norton, Joel Pilon, Richard Page, David Porter, Timothy Rentschler. THIRD ROW: Theresa Pergola, James Orth, Debra Noll, Jody Oxenreider, Debra Ohlinger, Marc Ray, Beverly Nabozny, Karen Painter. FOURTH ROW: Rodney Snyder, Mark Owens, Norman Ohlinger, Jamie Pilon, Steven Ranck, Mark Naumann, Eric Oxenreider, Jeffrey Raihl, Warren Rabold. FRONT ROW: Brian Snyder, Todd Ruoss, Cabot Smith, Rick Ruth, Ken Shealy, Ted Schaeffer, Dave Schaeffer, Sheloyv. SECOND'ROW: Sherry Spaid, Nancy Speece, Rosemary Roth, Carla Schneck, Priscilla Reigel, Lori Sherrie Sowers, Eileen Rothenberger, Leroy Sheetz. THIRD ROW: Randy Schaeffer, Woody Snyder, Scott Smith Sorrick, Pam Speece, Norman Schadler, Kevin Sattazahn, Debbie Ruth, Bruce Schmeck, Lori Ressler. I -v fA Tu- FRONT ROW: Kenneth Vanderau, jeffrey Wanner, john Walls, Colin Wenrich, john Yost, Theresa Zeimer, Carol Troutman, Donnie Swope. SECOND ROW: Randy Wartluft, Karen Stump, Carol Strunk, Bonnie Trout- man, Sherri Zechman, Lori Stricker, Rita Wike, Sonia Votoras, Ricky Speicher. THIRD ROW: Roger - . Steffe, Robert Wolf, Todd Young, Michael Zidik, Bonnie Stine, Daniel Steffey, Michael Steffey, William Stutzman, Donna Zimmerman. ,XQ5 N FOURTH ROW: Debra Troutman, Kim Werner, joseph Wiemann, joel Zinn, Robert Unger, Cynthia Zuber, Donna Steffy, Judy Strunk. FRONT ROW: Dawn Martin, Terry Weinman, Anna Matz, Sandy Pressel, Sherry Rothermel SECOND ROW: Richard Kirkpatrick, Mike Hoppman, George Ludwig, Devin Kochel. THIRD ROW: lack Cahn, Leslie Franks, Matt Kroninger, Scott Grove, leff Hollenback, Todd Lynn. 80 Freshmen . . . FIRST YEAR OF ALGEBRA, f 1X as SJ TOP PICTURE-FRONT ROW: james Angstadt, Brennan Brewer, Bob Brown, Lori Buffenmeyer, judy Bond, Susan Barrett, Bonnie Carpen- ter, Lisa Brandt, Tammy Copenhaver, Lisa Bube. SECOND ROW: Robin Boyer, Wendy Bean, Tammy Culler, Cindy Clark, Doug Adams, Roger Boyer, Blake Apsokardu, Kelly Correll, Gene Bohrman, Lori Adams, Kerry Bohn, Dale Auman, George Bosley. THIRD ROW: Rose Binner, julie Biggers, Sharon Brunner, Chris Billman, Ricky Clay, Kyle Butcavage, Christine Behney, Leigh Beamesderfer, Joe Baum, james Conard. BOTTOM PICTURE-FRONT ROW: Ronald Grubb, Randy Giffin, Tom Eitnier, Dale Firestine, Roger Feeg, Tim Deamer, Scott Duster- hoeft. SECOND ROW: Darryl Eisenhauer, Shirley Daymude, Mary Gerhart, Tom Embleton, Michael Dively, Brian Dreibelbis, Mark Eckenroth, Wayne Detrita, jean Fenner. THIRD ROW: Ronald Fix, Audrey Eberly, Michelle Fritz, Robin Gruber, Lisa Gensemer, Sherry Geltz, Linda Feeg, Nancy Gingrich, jean Giffin, Karen Fisher, Leslie Gianopolos. FOURTH ROW: Russell Eckert, Alicia Gruber, Devin Eyre, Melissa Fitterling, Michelle DeLong, Garry Degler, Steve Drexel, Vince Ferraro, jeff Forry, Brooke Darkes. Eighth Grade 81 CROWDED LUNCH PERIODS, BOSSES OF G WING ' Ul,7 T' T TOP PICTURE-FRONT ROW: Erik johnson, Kevin johnson, jeff Hoover, Carol Kiebach, Carol Katzaman, Melissa Haga. SECOND ROW: Wayne Klick, Debbie Hetrick, Betsy joseph, Peggy Kissling, Laura Klahr, Sherri King, Carol Kramer, joanne Haldeman, Sherri Hoppman, Lisa Hartman. THIRD ROW: Eugene Hartman, jessie Hassler, Andy Harakel, Candy Hornberger, Sharon Guido, Adam Hornberger, Bill Hartline, Todd Hartman, Stacey Himmelberger. FOURTH ROW: Bob Heverling, jeff Hyatt, Chris Koch, jesse King, Darrell Hensley, Brian Highley, Craigh Heckman, Kevin Kline, Michele Impink, Sherry Guresh. BOTTOM PICTURE-FRONT ROW: jim Miller, Martin Mills, Brad Noll, Kristen Miller, Lorna Miller, Michelle Matsell. SECOND ROW: Stacey Mullen, Kathy Ludwig, jill Miller, lody McCaw, Cindy Landis, Brad Manwiller, Ed Miller, Michelle Miller, Bill Lamm. THIRD ROW: Judy Neuin, Kay Matthew, Denyell Moll, Tim Mertz, Paul Krick, Scott Ludwig, Todd Long, Melissa Madenford, Susan May, Trudy Neiheiser. FOURTH ROW: Terry Neuin, Cathy Miccikie, Melodie Miller, Cindy Long, john Musante, Scott Mowrer, Pat Murdough, Steve Miller, Kathy Nauman. 82 Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: Andrea Schoener, Phyllis Schonnagel, jan Souders, Ken Sands, Craig Schaefer. SECOND ROW: Walter Snyder, Gregg Smith, Dean Rentschler, Mark Shanaman, joyce Simpson, Michelle Shealy, Vicki Snyder, Cheryl Smith, David Schweizer. THIRD ROW: Todd Schoener Tracey Reber, Cynthia Oberholtzer, Vickie Rentschler, janell Shultz, Rita Schodowski, Randy Ruth, Neil Putt. FOURTH ROW: Rodney Salem, David Ohlinger, Curtis Paine, Henry Noss, Todd Sauber, David Raihl, Neil Ruth, Troy Oldham, Eric Schmoyer. X-Q FRONT ROW: julia Mills, Mark Noll. SECOND ROW: Tim Houck, Keith Moyer. a FRONT ROW: Roger Yoh, Kathy Yeager, Dion Witmer, Kim Stamm, Sultana Virmari Brenda Stricker SECOND ROW: jeff Weir, Sue Wills, Sherry Zupan, Todd Williams, Steve Zechman, Troy Tranquillo, Mike Yoh, joe Tranquillo, THIRD ROW: Mitch Weinhold, Karen Zimmerman, Harry Strunk, Mike Weinhold, joe Wolf, Karen Ulrich, Sharlene Strunk, Lisa Wanner. FOURTH ROW: Lori Sweinhart, Erriol Walker, Doug Sutliff, Wally Wenrich, jim Steger, Paul Sutherland, Mark Yocum, Kevin Steffey, jo iZer e. Eighth Grade as -wi l SEVE TH GR DE . . . NO MQRERECESS, T? TOP PICTURE-FRONT ROW: David Bond, Vincent Bashore, David Bush, lay Correll, Scott Carl, Darryl Brown. SECOND ROW: Robert Bashore, Darlene DeHart, Lisa Clay, lanell Bertram, Laura Brooks, Karen Bashore, Lyn Beamesderfer, Melissa Daniels. THIRD ROW: Brian Burkhart, Michael Bitterman, William Cool, Robin Beisswanger, Linda Brown, Scott Brossman, Randy Bauman, Roger Beatty. FOURTH ROW: Shane Cassel, Lori Clay, Sherry Behney, Lisa Buffenmeyer, Bruce Barrett, Tracy Bass, Robert Boyer, Dean Bashore, Robert Beidler: BOTTOM PICTURE-FRONT ROW: Barbara Hellinger, Robert Hassler, Tom Hellinger, Mark Gerhart, Sandy Giffin, Gina Filippini, Sandy Hicks, Sue Freeman. SECOND ROW: Earl Heverling, Andrew Hohl, Tim Fehr, Donald Duncan, Holly Groff, Emily Eberly, Pam Dietrich, Tracy Hartranft, Stacy Hassler. THIRD ROW: Lori Haak, Keith Duesterhoeft, Steve Grajewski, Robert Hartlieb, George Hetrick, lay Fox, Missy Eyre, Andrea Gerhart, Lannette Gockley. FOURTH ROW: Dawn Finkel, Shari Hahn, Randy Handwerk, Todd Gift, Chris Gutshall, Doug Glass, john Heimbach, Wande Fick, Carman Graupp. 84 Seventh Grade T- 'fx TRYING TO FIND OUR WAY THROUGH THE HALLS 4-it Wif- ' Y, -ig: - ' ' , ,,4.z-.f' ,...- . ., .,. - ,, TOP PICTURE-FRONT ROW: Richard Kennedy, Roy Keller, Derrick jenkins, Donna Koch, Cathy joseph, Scott Kendall. SECOND ROW: Barry Keppley, Shirley Kramer, Robert Keffer, Linda Kline, Sharyln Houck, Cathy Hollinger, james Kahl, Thomas Hood. THIRD ROW: Marcy Kimmel, Lisa Hydock, Douglas Kiss, Cathleen Hollen, Christine Holzman, Terry Hollinger, Marcia Klinger, Suzanne Keppley, Sharon Kramer. FOURTH ROW: Arnold Imbach, Lesley Klinger, Kimberly Kline, Dana Houck, Karen jones, Wayne Koch, Randy Huse- man, Kenneth Keppley. BOTTOM PICTURE-FRONT ROW: Beth Miller, David Miller, Tammy Mountz, Kenneth Miller, Raymond Murphy, Uta Lotz. SECOND ROW: Pam Miller, jennie Ludwig, Mark Moyer, Lisa Lally, Angela Martin, Michelle Long, Kim McAllister. THIRD ROW: Mitchell Merkel, Bruce Long, Scott Matsell, Scott Michael, Sheryl Ludwig, Michael Lape, Kristin McComsey, john Mills. FOURTH ROW: Donna Luckenbill, Wanda McKim, Ruth McKinney, Steven Miller, Daryl Mountz, Andrew Murdough, Tracy Loring, Vince Kramlick, Kenneth Miller. Seventh Grade 85 FRONT ROW: Lynese Perrotto, lohn Reigel, Phillip Raihl, Mary Owens, Richard Reynolds, Kevin Sech- rlst. SECOND ROW: Denise Reinhart, Sharon Oberly, Mary Naumann, Esther Oberholtzer, Linda Schneck, Thomas Rentschler. THIRD ROW: Randall Pieller, Wendy Murray, Donna Reis, Gregory Price, Sharon Ramsey, Cory Peiffer. FRONT ROW: lonathan Weinhold, F' Kathy Oxenreider, Lisa Wentzel, Dor- othy Yelk, Susan Reber, Kathy Kurtz, Betty Moyer, Amy Troup, jackie Strunk, Hillary Shulman. SECOND ROW: Kevin Rafuse, Karl Schmeck, joe Humphreys, William Musante, Robert Kasprowicz, Dale Landis, Leon Ohlinger, Michael Eshbach, Tara Barnes, Karen Schmoyer, Mike Plum- mer, Tammy Rzepecki. THIRD ROW: Dawn Rulapaugh, Kerry Schmeck, David Light, james Gerhart, Robert Schatz, Philip Long. FOURTH ROW: Susan Lutz, David Radcliffe, Doug Wolfskill, Daniel Russ, Allen Schaeffer, Vicki Speicher, Brenda Spaid, Laura Richards, Bruce Freeman, Donald Mc- Mullen, Allen King. FRONT ROW: Kevin Ulrich, William Yoh, Tal Wenrich, jeffrey Zupan, Kent Wartzenluft. SECOND Kenneth Swope, Peter Snyder, Allen Styer, Gregory Young, Brian Wentzel, lacqueline Yoh, Robert Michael Weller, Ronald, Stutzman. THIRD ROW: Robert Shartle, David Zechman, Scott Stricker, Ellana Rodne Wensell Denise Sowers Dale Witmer, Anthony Sweigart David Weaver. FOURTH ROW: y I I l Wiemann, Kathie Werner, Gloria Smith, Theresa Troutman, Robert Siegfried, Leann Unger, Leon Gail Witwer, David Wenrich. 86 Seventh Grade CLASS OFFICERS . . . CLASS PGWER l G.. ' ' f yi l' Af' :JS f 2 ' 1 ' 4 .y ' 5 . I I . i t i K Bl. ' ' .. xt -2 '1 GRADE: 'IOTH GRADE: BTH GRADE: 'l'lTH GRADE: an Bashore-SeC,-Trea5, Deb McKee-Vice President David Schweizer-President Cathy Bright-Vice Pres. hy joseph-V, Pres, john Adams-President Sherri Zupan-Vice President Craig Mucher-Treasurer rk Moyer-President Phyllis Schoennegal-Treas. Laurie Root-President Andrea Schoen'er-Secretary Teresa Wolfskill-Secretary 9TH GRADE: Mary Moore-President Sonia Votoras-Vice President Steve Lightner-Secretary Eric Oxenreider-Treasurer Class Officers 87 li' 1 ,-if Llc. - ' .t ,gg 5' K I tg l ' -, H' .V Alix' I I 'S - It LJY, l ,fl . J A -4' U 'I 5 -S , 'SF' l in fff ...gn T ' K ' ,..-cSJ:'P5,i'I',f: 1 'F E ,gil -ali 4 V -Tix iuixico ..,f i . 1 The curriculum will provide many memories. Each student will recall every class he has completed this year. He will remember studying for tests, writing compositions, learning mathematical formulas, memoriz- ing word lists for a foreign language, doing exercises in gym class, and looking at the internal structures of a frog. Of course, no one will re- member all the information taught in a class, but everyone will retain some sort of memories of the curriculum. -1 , I, up ,lr 1, -L': E 'Fz .I .3 f if s,r 88 Curriculum NLJ E P34 Q35 ENGLISH ...WATCH THAT SLAN K' ,Z'RLf- ' 'Tiff-I il' I :U . '. .'. 1 ' -. ,'. . , A-.' ' ' '.. .1 , v . X X , .5 1 f5 ,,.--. U1 V pil' .dnb-G if Memories of English classes include sentence dia- gramming, reading The Count of Monte Cristo, think- ing of topic sentences for paragraphs, memorizing the meanings of new words, reading Beowulii playing Password and taking Lit tests. Some others are looking for subjects and verbs of sentences, fifty pointers , writing compositions, giving speeches, and ordering books from the book clubs. The major memory the Senior High students will have is the switching from the mini-courses to tri- angular English, with its emphasis on literature, gram- mar, and composition. English 91 MATH . . . MAKING OUR MINDS WOR 92 Math r- XR ' N. Q 2: x .r I T' Q7-Q ' ,f ' Working with the compass and straight edge in geome- try, homework assignments in algebra, enlarging comic strip characters in eighth grade, and Mr. Wilkinson's extra-credit questions are just a few of our many recol- lections from math classes. Our math program has offered something to each of us. For those of us who plan to go on to college, algebra, trigonometry, analytic geometry, calculus, and systems of mathematics were offered. For those of us wanting practical courses, there were shop and consumer math. Math 93 SCIENCE . . . LEARNING ABCD L ' Y' rx V. J i ' -X V-'. ull! x P xr 5,,..a.-. .X , Ag gf? .gb ag 5 4' . . a , . sb A 5 ,U L : - I-U ma cyl, ' 0. E ' .I . -1 .1 -i5vf'- wx- in 9 -.RQ 1'3 CU' , - .,'. ' zo 5.1.3. ,Q I qu, , , P 9 . 4- ' - 0' 1 If .6 r. 9, 'Q O 0 -Q., '. 1 2 ' ' 1 4 ' .115-4. Y 1 in Eb f f -4 .... Science s. .v'1'- 0 1-f A 6'-9 FJ I 4 'O' A as U 0 1 in inf- 1' .J f -'N in , 4 'Q UR suRRo DI c.s 'lG',,4iTJyg.g:,,.- S, I pulw L-E 'Nu in 'QL SX Nz, 6 j 4' Q A 1 1 11177 ,M ,.. L , .. 1' --2, -1 f , l V uv ,. .fy Science, beautiful to some and confusing to others is an important aspect to a well rounded education We remember our first introduction to the metric sys tem in seventh grade and our first expedition into the life sustaining organs of an earthworm in eighth grade science In ninth grade Earth Science, we spent our most memorable time learning everything about rocks and listening to bear stories With Mr Breimnger or Mr Royer in Biology we made family trees leaf collections, genetic charts, and dissectlons As juniors, we were given a greater variety of courses to choose from Practical Science Advanced Biology and chem istry. These courses include memories of archaeology and psychology, the mole and hydrochloric acid. From this we progressed to physics, Advanced Chemistry Senior Science or, for a very few, Advanced Physics. Through high school weve gone through the basic realm of sciences-biological and physical. We may remember the order of the digestive tract and the dependency of our bodies on all chemicals. Because we have been exposed to the sciences, we have a better understanding of life. Science 95 SOCIAL STUDIES. . . MEMGRIES OF , . , Xxxg I ,F w? 96 Social Studies Q ,A A, ?' ' 1 OGQOIQ ,Anita giL-..L.5,:1- Y .diff-in , .. mf .1 W l1A,,:H.-4-H1 A I1 gags af r E QE it 2 QQ Ld: GUR NOBLE HERIT C-E i f It a 'i 1? Q . ' l'! hy! I' we VY ,S ,t NN x ' ' , .0 'L V .6 . .. , 533:15 XxX'1:N -.X X O c e o Hx X f R l, jj Q X H' Y - fgzmrpw J i .... ....-.,..... .J 12,54 at ff 7' f- Ak awk B l .2-.r-lm .WV Ft 'f X f f Every student at Conrad Weiser has accumulated memories of Social Studies. In seventh grade, we studied ancient history. Making maps of Pennsylvania is one of the things we'll remember about Civics. Recollections of ninth grade will include studying the Revolution and holding the Christ- mas party. In United States History II, we listened to actual recordings of historic events such as the Hindenburg disaster. World Cultures memories will include learning about Russian, Chinese, and African ways of life. In Problems of Democracy, the functions of our government were studied. These are old memories that each student will have of Social Studies. Social Studies 97 FGREIGN LANGUAGE . CONVERSINQ iv I R -G- g Foreign languages are bridges to other cultures. This bridge construction is of- fered here at Weiser in the form of the German, Latin, and Spanish courses and a French club. We remember being in- troduced to German way back in second grade with Fraulein Offenderlein. ln ninth grade we were given the option to continue in three different foreign languages. Those who took Latin will remember the banquet with both slaves and masters running around in thongs and make-shift Togas. The two big fes- tivities of every year for Spanish classes are the trip to New York for a play, a lavish dinner and breaking the pinata at Christmas. German students will remem- ber the Kopfhorer, or headsets, So Sind Die Deutschen and the Christmas banquet in the library. The French Club, started in the spring of '76, is another encouragement for students to reach out to other worlds. Foreign Languages 99 BUSINESS . . . AN OUTLOO J 4 S 100 B f N X! mx N .' Grfr -w 5' f .4 My QQX Q' ev The business department has helped students prepare for life in many ways. This begins with Business Math in ninth grade. Working with income tax and FICA taxes prepares the people for prob- lems they will meet after they begin working. Timed writings to improve typing ability and dictation ex- ercises, the favorite of the devoted shorthand stu- dent, are a few of the practical skills developed by the business department. Accounting is another course that prepares students for the business world. The culmination of all this training is Office Practice which utilizes all the skills from filing to operation of various business machines that have been gained from all the different courses of the business curriculum. Business 101 1 Z VG-TECH . . . PUTTIN 102 Vo-Tech f-t ' I-..' w , vw Q mfy.-, . 32' I, ,Z 'x 1? V X I,-7A I 1' 1 -IJ. J xx, - . i I - X-Rx . xx 'sf' , J? A: if R IM. .- f'K f 'f'iL34'fQ KILLED Ml DS TG WORK . - 1 ':...'- l l l 'el Air Conditioning!Refrigeration and Appliance Repair: Robert Grimes, Kevin Toye, Curtis Kocher. Architectural Drafting: james Brossman, Scott Adams, Mark Hatt, Mitch Oberly, Gary Seitz. Auto Body Repair: Bruce Boone, Edward Fishburn, Michael Stamm, Gregg Hicks, Chris Ruth. Auto Mechanic: Carl Brenneman, Terry Druckenmiller, Dale Hatt, William Walker, Gary Stoudt, Robert Gerhart, Paul Stricker, Mark Finkel, Robert Seifrit, Brian Salem. Carpentry-Millwork: Ted Ruth, Feryl Wessner, Scott Young, Tim Hen- ning, Kevin Richards, Richard Hartlieb. Career Chemistry: Robert Bear. Clothing and Textiles: Donna Russ, Mary Wike, Lisa Fishburn, Chrytal Reed. Communications Media: Candace Ney, Douglas Paine. Cosmetology: Ivy Wenrich, Kim Schlappich, LeAnn Lutz, Robin Lud- wig, Lisa Galeo, Cathie McCoy, Jodi Schucker, jerrilyn Oldham, jo Anne Schermick. Data Processing: Glenn Glass, Steven Trimble, Robert Yoder, james Weatherholtz, Ken Letteer. At the Berks County Vo-tech school, you'll find people using their hands because getting out into occupational fields to apply classroom knowledge is one of the main ideas behind the Vo-tech program. The Vo-tech students have an opportunity to make an immediate and pratical application of their skills. Vo-tech also gives students a chance to meet people from other schools. Continued education is left up to the student. Electronics: Charles Zechman, Lent Feeg, Gary Graupp, Patrick Gelsinger. Food Prep. and Service: Cindy Smith, Sheila Carter, Fae Hornberger, Robert Groff, Cheryl Raihl. Foundry: Kirk Haley. Health Assistant Q2 yr.J: Debra Muthard, Denise Russ. Instrumentation: Ralph Bleistein, Darrell Stricker, jack Reap. Machinist-Toolmaker.' Eugene Blaukowitch, Michael Kline, Kevin Dern, Ron Garrett, Walter Whitney. Maintenance Mechanic: Mark Ketner, jeff Merkel, Robert Drexel, Francis Forster, Gary Werner, Gary Heimbach, john Haag. Masonry: jeff Labe, Karl Baldauf. Materials Handling 12 yr.l: Greg Graupp, Dan Reed. Merchandising: Dolores Gehman, Karen Light, Vicki Correll, Eliza- beth Sutherland. Painting 81 Decorating: Sandra Graupp, Richard Price. Plumbing 81 Heating: john Bilofsky, Mitchell Chelius. Printing: Brian Fulmer, Greg Meise, Tarsa Davis. Welding: Paul Adams, George Riegel, john Stuck, Thomas Shepler, Michael Unger, Michael Ramos, Steven Delp. Vo-Tech 103 VCCATIGNAL AGRICULTURE 104 V EARNING PRACTICAL SKILLS This curriculum is designed for students who have interests in plant science, animal science, horticulture, and agricultural me- chanics. Students learn how to increase wildlife populations and grow crops. Laying concrete blocks and repairing small engines are two other skills learned in the Vo-Ag courses. Vo-Ag 105 HOME ECO MICS ff 4 . ffl .bg f A . . 915- Q' I c 51 - . , ' wig - x x K. A .7 ,L nk .'q Y Nik ' 4. .' f 3' ,x - ,W H, -ws ff' 35' 1 ' N . ... - .IL , va' nf X , if' 9,5 'Q f, V hr I 6a Q4 - 1- ,, Q, . VVY nu Jim H ,,,,,.4- , 9 xiii 1 Ns 59' . Y' 23. ' 106 Home Economics 'REP Rl G FOR THE FUTURE ,-IJ9NV.l:Ol1l i f . ,Mi L .s 1 . . 755401 Burnt muffins, spilled flour, empty bobbins and mis- cut material are just a few of our earliest recollections of home economics. As we progressed, our proficiency in the domestic arts improved. By the time we finished ninth grade we were able to make our own dresses. Our culinary skills had also improved immeasurably. Mini- courses gave us experience in a wide range of activities. Child development, interior decorating, sewing, meal planning and preparing, and home nursing are a few of the phases covered by these courses. The skills we have gained in home economics will certainly prove of practical value to us in our future lives. We know we will have many grateful memories of the courses we have taken at Conrad Weiser in the future. Home Economics 107 I A fr INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . MANUAL SKII-L hmh dgzuaxuhmgr f' Jar f TO SATISFY ALMOST EVERYO E gl.. ...pl . Z, ,-.f law Industrial Arts is learning to work with wood, metal, and plastics, then putting the repre- sentation of what you make onto paper. This year will be remem- bered as the year of silk- screening. The ninth grade American Industry's class made many diff ent designs for shirts and swe shirts that will remind them of their year as business people in the shop. Turtle stools, aluminum castings, with piles of drawings and stubs of ZH 84 HB pencils crowd our closets as re- minders of the days we used our hands to make something we could be prould of. Industrial Arts T09 ART . . . EXPRESSING C E '-+g- f X ,igl-4-sq . x 4 v - , Q-Fl -K Sk. 'l ' F-fix ' vii - zafw f' wma? J iv?- I L-1 X' 513 f 'Y as ff 110 Art ,-1-14 SELF CREATIVELY A. GIV- .1.,. ,- mg 129' 'fr In-V 1 ec' as 5 . -AEI? tffl , r S l ff' v- '92 to 3 61 ...4-P' sul if iv l .L U Y 'o,A ' wlffizf 1 1' M SN.. sg X Art is expressing one's self creatively. junior High students have their first experience in self expression in the required art classes. Senior High students have the opportunity of choosing among twelve different mini-courses in which they can ex- press their own artistic creativity. These mini courses include Oil Painting, Pottery, Commercial Art, and Stage Design. Students participating in Stage Design display their talent by making and painting scenery for the musical. After graduation students who want to further their interest in art may attend college to learn how they can develop better artistic skills. Mr. Thomas 1. Alexander and Mr. Ferdinand Kuczala are the instructors of the art students, who can be proud of all they have learned. Art 111 ATURAL RESOURCES WORKI GWITH AT RE .lvl .QQJ The Natural Resources course teaches students ways by which they can improve the environment. This is a two year course. The first year deals with wildlife, forestry, and other related areas. Printing, electric welding, and electricity are also studied. During the second year the organization of camps is learned. Concrete, carpentry, and vehicle main- tenance are the mechinical skills included during the second year. Field trips are taken to observe con- cepts studied in class or to perform ser.vices such as stocking fish. 112 Natural Resources A ., ,S-,dfm NN. SPECIAL EDUCATIG . . . LEARNIN T YGUR OW PACE Special Education gives the student with learning difficulties the opportunity to learn at his own pace with individual attention. During the school year, the students have worked on numerous projects. They have learned how to refinish a boat and have made puzzles and whales in the wood shop. During the Christmas season, the pupils sold handmade money pokes. An eight-track, AM-FM stereo was purchased with the money earned from this project. The Special Education students have taken many field trips throughout the year. Some of the things they have seen include the Pioneer Coal Mine in Ashland, Pa., The National Education Week Exhibit at the Mall, and the snake exhibit at Muhlenberg High School. The pupils also visited the Philadelphia Navy Yard's Bicenten- nial Exhibit. Special Education 113 PHYSICAL EDUCATIG . ATHLETIC E PERIENCES .-Q. .115 114 Physical Education y I 'r . it -L ,. i , In gs Gym class is an integral part of a student's from the day he is assigned a combination back in 7th grade to the day he returns it as a senior. A stu dent soon becomes accustomed to wearing his gym suit, repeating his number at roll call, and passing inspection , He also learns the proper way tc take a shower lfastll. One of the more obscure skills acquired in gym is the ability to climb over, squeeze behind, and reach through the bleachers to retrieve lost birdies, tennis balls, etc. This year, for the first time, 7th and 8th graders experienced co-ed gym in team sports such as hock- ey and soccer. junior High and 12th grade girls team up each spring to rehearse dances for May Day. For the junior and senior classes both teanf and individual sports are emphasized. Each quarter the student has the option of several different sports ranging from golf and archery to table tennis and weight training. HE LTH . . . THE FGGT BO E CONNECTED n l Will :Jw fi .iWi'if!f!iF,4, . To develop knowledge of ourselves we began by studying the human body. In ninth grade we learned the names of the skeleton in the closet. The causes and preventions of diseases were also discussed. By the time eleventh grade came, we were prepared for our first real discussion on human sexuality. Planned Parenthood Seminars were held in November and December. Later in the year we used each other to practice first aid. f ' V--j: I 5 it iiif T.. I , .. . . I I 5 P n 5 5. - ., ,. S- - ---- v-1----1 w ,,.. W .u ,. -1 ,......T..l......,.a....,,,. 1 ill..- .1-. .,. ll SQQEQQS ,ii 1 gi . mt i 1.1, . , K A? .-' . Health 115 17-QQ' M. i 'i..iA L MUSIC . . . WORTH OTI ii.. a 4 'X Q, v TF' - X illfqli Q2-:L -f- '1?tTTTt'7?'TYf A. :IIS 1 -.im ii A ' , 5 f i. i - R, i r ,Sli A a A ' ' f li A 4.1 M -N ig , mllhwr - Qi, V -, tf?3,'f5jZ,' l ' N l . Hi- li 5 '. -1- rf l w. ' Y i r 4 1'?EL:f-iff'i ll'L X V .1 5,5 '- , V 'l ., -1 ,,, . I Q1 . Q ig We'll never forget seventh grade and learn- ing our school songs like the Weiser Rouser, Onward Weiser, and, above all, the Alma Mater. Don't forget your music notebooks! How many times did Miss Murdough have to tell us that before it sank in? Then there were all of those new instruments in the oddest shapes and sizes. Eighth grade came next with the operas of Puccini and Wagner, especially the Ring of the Nibelungen with the Gib- ichungs. Lastly, there was ninth grade and our reports on the composers. Names like Rimsky- Korsakov, Prokovieff, and Saint Saens, that come so easily to us now, seemed like the names of strange diseases back then. 116 Music YI' DRIVER EDUCATIO SMASHI G E PERIENCE 1 X fffrru -s L X A vi-ggall , 4 ff F V ,ff 1 driving habits County. Driver education begins in the classroom and ends on the road. ln the classroom students recall gory movies work sheets, preparing for their drivers test and learning good On the road training is conducted all year long with Mr Wilkinson assisting Mr Redcay In the summer program Driver education on the road teaches the students to apply the skills learned in the classroom Drivers will always remember parking six inches away from the curb backing through the poles while trying to avoid knocking them over, getting out of class to drive having the first accident in six years, and driving on the back roads throughout Berks gi i 118 Dr. Walter A. Rohrbach DR. WALTER . ROHRBACH Dr. Walter A. Rohrbach, after 41 years of service in education, is retiring as Superintendent of the Conrad Weiser School District. For his many years of dedication to the people in our school system, we gladly dedicate the 1977 Weicon to him. After graduating from Boyertown High School, Dr. Rohrbach attended Kutztown State College and received his bachelor's degree in 1936. He taught for 13 years at Bethany School of Heidelberg Township. Meanwhile, he achieved his Master of Education from Pennsylvania State University. After 13 more years, Dr. Rohrbach returned to the Conrad Weiser Area, in 1962, as Superintendent of the school system. In 1972, he completed his doctorate at Temple University. Throughout his career, he has dedicated himself to meeting the needs of people. This is why he set for himself the goal of becoming chief administrator of a school. ln that position he could help all the people that make a school system a success, instead of just a few students. In 15 years of heading Conrad Weiser, Dr. Rohrbach has spent many, many hours every week planning to better our school and trying to provide the means for the best. He takes pride in assuming the responsibility for planning the fine Womelsdorf Elementary Building and the continuously improved, massive athletic field. Dr. Rohrbach holds his fondest memories of the people which make up a school--the people that were pleasant, interested, helpful, and dedicated to doing a good job. He will remember those that gave more than they had to give. Dr. Rohrbach has dedicated himself to more than just Conrad Weiser, he has also been active out- side ofthe school. Besides being a member of the American Association of School Administrators and the Berks County representative on the Executive Board of the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators and other professional honors, he is involved in community affairs too. He was Borough Secretary of Womelsdorf for nine years and he was one of the organizers of the Womelsdorf- Robesonia joint Water Authority. He is a member and past master of the Williamson Lodge 545307, F.84A.M. in Womelsdorf and is a past president of the Robesonia Rotary Club. He has worked with the United Fund of Berks County and is a member of the Zion United Church of Christ. In the future, Dr. and Mrs. Rohrbach plan to travel to take a good look at the many places they have quickly traveled through. Dr. Rohrbach, a lover of nature, would like to add to his enormous slide collection scenes from such places as jackson Hole, the Grand Tetons, Southern Colorado, and the Canadian Rockies. He would also like to take up woodworking and to continue to play golf. Dr. Rohrbach, thank you for the many things you gave to Conrad Weiser, and to the years, for your concern, for the improvement, for giving all that you had to give. For this great service and devotion we dedicate this yearbook to you. Dr. Walter A. Rohrbach 119 Memorres of sporting events and mdlvldual athletes wlll be among our most vrvrd after we leave Conrad Werser Sensor Hugh students remember the 1973 championship football team wrth prrde Students at a basketball game can reclte a cheer with ease Everyone who attends sports events wrll be able to recall hrs own fa vorlte game play, and athlete look back on their partrcrpa tron rn sports with a different vlewpolnt from that of the spectator They wrll not only remember the outcome of a game, but also the hours of practice that came before the event Itself Athletes wrll also recall their personal experr ences such as the msrde jokes the mannerrsms of the coaches and players, and the bus rides The athletes themselves will 120 Sports SLHOJS CRCDSS CCDUNTRY . . . Girl's Team: FRONT ROW-Cathy Kennedy, Debbie Lied, Donna Zimmerman, Cherisse Bean, Edwlna Stokes. BACK ROW-Mr. jeffrey Bradley, coach, Debbie Miller, Peggy Buffenmeyer, Lori Ranck, Diane Yoh, Ruth McKinney. The 1976 Conrad Weiser Girls Cross Country Team raced to the finish line by placing third in the District Ill Cross Country Championships at Milton Hershey and just missing a trip to Penn State. Plagued by such odd ailments as sleeping sick- ness, diaper rash, dog fleas and sprained pinkies, our team overcame adversity by placing in the top half in every invitational in which they com- peted. This squad will also be long remembered by Guiness Book of World Records for piling nine people in a Datsun. The team's affinity for wet, dreary weather helped develop the name puddle-jumpers whenever people referred to our team. But this love of water became very useful, since many meets were run in the rain. Diane Yoh, the mother of this squad laden with freshmen, was the most consistent runner. But with a young team, the runners point toward a more successful future. 122 Cross Country fb' Sl RU FOR FU Boy's Team: FRONT ROW-Brian Snyder, jeff Collom, Mike Zidik, Perry Worman, Don Feeg, Ray Burk- hart. MIDDLE ROW-Charles Clark, Tod Lynn, Rick Steinman, Wayne Blatt, Leslie Franks. BACK ROW- Mr Wa ne Seifarth, coach, joe Seney, Tom Grajewski, Tom Murdough, Kim Steinman, Larr Baker. Y Y 'ul' fi wr E K 'Xara U -sign T Kim Steinman, Tom Grajewski, Tom Murdough, Clark. The 1976 Cross Country season was the first winning one for the Scouts since 1972. The team fin- ished with a 5 4 dual meet record and placed third in their division and fifth in the County Con- ference run This team was distin- gulshed by great spirit and vast improvement as the season pro- gressed. They were a very young squad with only two seniors in the top seven men. This squad has started what is hoped will be a building block for the future. Most of the boys will remember going over hill and dale with Mr. Bradley. Cross Country 123 FCGTBALL '76 . . . A SEASO OF Varsity: Mike Kuczala, Coaches: Steve George, Thomas Bausher, Ferdie Kuczala, Bob Rothfus, joe Heilman, Bud Scholar, Manager, Mark Elvin, Peter Heilman, Mike Ramos, Kevin Toye, Mike Plem- pel, john Schoener, David Dreibelbis, Ron Firestine, john Adams, Tony Harakel, Darrell Morgan, jeff Raihl, Scott Beebe, Scott Speicher, Steve Hiester, Keith Thompson, Craig Clark, Dave Eshbach, jeff Planck, Mark Scott, Dan Reed, Tom Myer, Ron Painter, Mike Unger, jeff Billman, Randy Yoh, Matt Grajewski, Dean Fegley, Chris Freeman, Gene Blaukowitch, jon Brubaker, Bob Smilak, Kevin Beebe, Ken Randall, Dale Hirschbock, Tony Beach, Tony Galeo. so aa, fn- sl- U 11 rift J., -4 ' um - LU ' ' sf--Kari, ' ,I . Ag,,,,,'f' as 1 S, sasfavefsil--imfsasi ms. 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I ' . - I 'l l Eh ,li ' EX' f 1 -, T -J . i 1 7 Q 1, ' N 'a N-g , T A V' Q y Co-captains with Head Coach Ferdie Kuczala: Kevin Beebe and Bob Smilak. Seniors: Kevin Beebe, Bob Smilak, Gene Blaukowitch, jon Dale Hirschbock, Tony Beach, Tony Galeo, Chris Freeman, Randall, 124 Football F N lN THE RAIN A DMU .gg To the departing seniors and returning underclassmen this years season will be remembered as a season for building and learning. There was always the possibility of winning many of the games if there had only been more time. The Scouts finished 1-9 with the only win coming against first year Kutztown. Only Exeter ran over the Scoutsg Wyomissing needed a 97 yard TD march after a great punt to win. The Scouts faced Central Catholic and Holy Name in the mud and rain at St. Lawrence. Mike Ramos was honored by being named Lineman of the Week by the Touch- down Club. Post-season honors went to Mike Unger, First Team All County at linebackerp Kevin Beebe, Second Team All County at tackleg and Chris Freeman, Second Team All County at guard. Football 125 The 1976 golf team played all their home matches at Galen Hall. The team consisting of one senior, six juniors one sophmore, ended the season with one win and seven losses. Three mem- bers from junior high also practiced with the team. The following were starters: Alan Phillips, Kevin Hartman, Lance Putt, Bob Speicher, Scott Kennedy, and Scott Adams. The team has many memories they will keep with them after they leave Weiser. The team will surely remember coach Troutman's lectures. Their one win against Muhlenburg, will never be forgotten. Borrowing balls and tees and eating at Mc- Donald's after a match are other fine recollections. 126 Golf ' GOLF . . . GETTI GI T f M . L . HE SWING CF THI GS U1 Bob Speicher. MISSING: Scott Kennedy, Bob Brown, Gary Calabro, Don Swope. LEFT TO RIGHT? Coach Troutman, Scott Adams, Lance Putt, jeff Fiant, Pete Hummel, Kevin Hartman, Golf 127 HOCKEY . . LEARNING THE EW SYSTE Seniors: BOTTOM ROW-L-R-Kelli Sanders, Deb Frazer, Donna Lamm, Lori Ruth. 2nd ROW-Stacy Dolla, Diane Yoh, Lisa Hartman 3rd ROW-Kim Adams, Becky Ruth. TOP- Lisa Smith. Varsity team: FRONT ROW-L-R-Becky Ruth, Marion Grajewski, Sheil Yarnall, Kim Adams, Donna Lamm, Lori Ranck, Teresa Ruth. 2nd ROW-Alic Deck, Sue Moore, Cathy Bright, Sonia Heister, Carey Putt, Carol Zerbe, An Bright, Coach Unger. 3rd ROW-Stacy Dolla, Kelli Sanders, Lisa Smith, De Frazer, Lisa Hartman, Diane Yoh, Lori Ruth. TOP-Sue Dolla, s..,,1g-ve-1 ii Running the short course . . . Who's wearing pinnies? . . . playing in the rain . . . eating oranges . . . singing commer- ials . . . thumper . . . playing army . . . let's go l.V.'s . . . skirtless . . . sticks . . . new shirts . . . be more aggressive . . . she's sitting on the ball . . . black and blue from head to toe . . . scoop it . . . links and sweeper . . . SCORE . . . My, how time flies when you're having fun! 128 Hockey V Team: FRONT ROW L-R-Theresa Groff, Connie Zellers, Marlene Noss, Lorna Ketner, I'ina Rentschler, Bonnie Budwash, Sharon Krick. SECOND ROW-Shelly Dolla, Kim Bau- an, Sheila Beidler Cindy Ruth, Sherri Hartman, Dolores Schoenagel, Denise Kirkpatrick, athy Kennedy, Sue Hill 3rd ROW-Sally Nase, Betsey Hartranft, Risa Drexel, ,leanine apay, Sonia Votoras, Bonnie Lynch, janice Hubbell. - 1 - ' Managers L-R-Melissa Brown, Karen Gruber, Robin Schmeck, Alice Katzaman. , M , .' - ' 3:25 .7s15J,:.'- -'Isl' i ,, .:'.'1ac.f ,,v,..:.,. iii-sw. - ' mf-Z. ,. 1 -1 -,L.',:.f2,f'.,A - pa,A3'gg.5fgk':2-'Sf.:f'g!:jQ 1Q5'?5gf:-W ll ' 323, ,IQ , .. 127, 1 , -i by 1 gf.: kr. I ffvgggfya,-L5 -3 ,QE .. 1.-,,i.,4-M .3 Afls-ian .1 .yogi -L -:W .,,, U - -L.-,lr -., ' g: '. ' Z, , 1' Lf 5'-'--Q' x'..,1,.M5.a'M fr' ,U 'f : '-.,- 2. i -' . ,,, -. .-, - ,i L :-1-',- 1.. p.:.-4.14. J' .v-3,-H.-ci-.., -. - -. N I ,J .- ff' .', -2:7--S ,r :D 44-?I'1:' ' '-45 -...Gi - 1,-hr, .n -., u's.-4. ':-1,-1 ,H-'--r we ' .1 1M'1 '-'L . 1' ' --' A - - -'-1-3.1.51-ff-b--Ztfi..--A we-W--. 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' . , ,I I' A1 !B11-':E:- -,viii-ELM mi? . . ' 1 ll fi lf in . Nl HG, , .1,.' ,Lfx-lws. Jig- ,A -2, 1. fl ..5-:. ifAr,'bLiw , i lxfyii ' . .. L 5,-Srw 5'-T-H5 al if 5' 'fc ,ESXN T' ' The varsity hockey team's 4-6-5 record was very misleading. Despite finishing the season in second last place, the team had only eleven goals scored against them, four of these occurring in the first two games. Competition was very tough, but the Weiserettes earned a solid reputation as a spoiler. The team scored a total of seven goals all season, Donna Lamm was personally responsible for four. The j.V.'s finished their season with a 5-5-3 record and are hoping to fill varsity spots vacated by 10 graduating seniors. Hockey 129 SGCCER . . . YEAR OF STARS BACK ROW: Coach Hart- ranft, Chuck Zechman, Scott Hartranft, Rick Zerbe, Scott Snyder, Walt Whitley, Frank Hess, Tom Koch, MIDDLE: Victor Ramos, Dan Grove, Greg Rissinger, Thom Boyer, Randy Burkhart, Tim Hen- ning, Randy Frazer, Bob Smith, Tom Kennedy, Deb Kintzer, Beth Henning, FRON7? Hans Verleur, Scott Kohl, Rod Lebo, Bob Lebo, Bill Cuevas, Dave Ray, Sherri Kintzer, Good defense . . . great goalie . . . little guys ...gave 'l000fo ...Vic Ramos. . . night game. 130 Soccer E52 4 CW 2 ll' A r - , ,W ,Q f . ,V ', :P .V V-1' u . Jr-44 --...t-.1,. - 1.-:.:'Lw -- ..,-f Q.. -S f 41-W-r -it L ...vi .z-'--.J ls,-we Z fo. KW' Q 4 ve, x Q- Jw if :N ' 1' 19 Kiwi: -on il- Ji-4. 'fp' z x VII wa, .1 y 994-J'l'5 .mf ur 1 3 y I ' 1 This past fall the Weiser soccer team booted its way to a winning season. They overpowered nine teams with their skills, tied one, and were' downed by six. These performances earned them the third place berth in their division. ln addition to regular season activi- ty, the Scouts participated in the first annual Tulpehocken Soccer Tournament. Playing in true Weiser form, they battled their way to second place. For their outstanding perform- ances during the season three mem- bers of the team were awarded post season honors. Seniors Randy Burkhart and Rod Lebo were named to the Berks Western division team. Vic Ramos was named to the All Berks team and the Pennsylvania State Team. He was also voted the most valuable player in the county. This summer Vic will travel to Texas where he will continue his soccer career by playing with the pro team, the Dallas Tornadoes. A., 1 s: FRONT ROW-Scott Hartranft, Randy Burkhart, Rod Lebo, Lebo, Tom Kennedy. BACK ROW.' Rick Zerbe, Scott Snyder, Charles Victor Ramos, Tom Koch, Thom Boyer. Soccer 131 Line Girls: Cherie Kurtz, Laurie Root Karen Henderson lu lie Elkins. MISSING Connie Schallau BOY'S BASKETBALL . . . THE YEAR OF -f' 3 Memories of . . . '77 . . . Christmas tournament . . . 2 pt. loss to Wilson . . . blow- ing bubbles . . . Meiser's slam dunks . . . eating at the end of the bench . . . looking at the cheerleaders . . . new sweats . . . lon's bladder problem . . . the Whiz. 132 Boy's Basketball Varsity Team: FRONT ROW-jeff Brunner, Kevin Becker, Scott Speicher, jon Tony Beach, Rick Zerbe, Pete Hummel. BACK ROW-Coach Greenwood Bricker, Scott Snyder, Scott Meiser, Vic Ramos, Tom Koch-Asst. Coach Redcay. 5-'B' e,,, igl l. u .. l -I 'EEESM 'l ll it at T at-H fi I an J V K' M, . ,lim 4 -' , g-A y ,Q A 'ji-LE! fm ea' -X ' ll V' -hr X Q I ' ' +5 fi! TM ,, rt H E1 3, H A We ' ' ? l -'5 A 1 1- 14 ' Seniors: ,lon Lightner, Rick Zerbe, Scott Snyder, Scott Meiser, Vic Tom Koch, Tony Beach, Coach Greenwood. L jg , . 1, , .Mx 1, . Y MH if I KF? I 55' xg' 7 A x Us . .1 1: ' ilk 3 X ef '-'SLI A - ' Si' , M 44W 1 5 - l , X -. 1. 3 X! f' 'v X ' K- E 5 , wg A N V v I .fi J U T .ff' if -.5 QV' . ,-' 0 x ff W ' Q l x fx I I -L ,, N GlRL'S BASKETBAL Coaches: Miss Luft and Miss Rurode. Running sprints . . . go- ing for ice . . . giving rookie treatment on the bus . . . long bus rides . . . singing commercials . . . nose passes . . . ape calls. . . full courtl?l . . . injuries . . . putting the chairs up in the caf . . . night games. The 1976-77 basketball team went into the year hoping for an exciting and successful season. At this time, the girl's record stands at 3-7 in the league and 5-7 overall. The team has had many close losses to their opponents. New uniforms and night games are just some of the highlights for the season. Two seniors, five juniors, and three sophomores make up the varsity team. It is a young team looking forward to more suc- cessful seasons in the future. 134 Girl's Basketball ,, ,, i I, .,,, I, v . ...iuhf-..... SEASO V.'s: FRONT ROW: Theresa Groff, Debbie Bright, Cindy Ruth, Cathy Donna Zimmerman. BACK ROW: Debbie Ruth, Debbie Lied, Brenda Hiester, Jodi May, Deb Kintzer. fQ 4'N Managers: Donna Lied, Deb Hetrick, Cindy Long, Chris Behney. :Phu llllllllil Illlllillll lill-llllli 'l! D41 W' llruhuill 13 g,..,n..,, - GirI's Basketball 135 BOWLI . . . CA YOU SPARE A STRIKE? The bowling team holds their home matches at Berks Lanes. Mr. Ris- singer is the coach for both the girl's and boy's. Vicki Schnee leads the girls with a 142 average and Paul Stricker leads the boys with a 173 aver- age. Seniors on the teams are: Dawn Wenrich, Lisa Mastrangelo, Dolores Culler, Dayl Strause, Mike Chelius, and Mitch Che- lius. The remainder of the team consists of jun- iors, sophomores and other junior high stu- dents. The bowlers will always remember trying to roll a turkey, prac- ticing at Womelsdorf, don't forget your shirt, bus rides to away matches and our great driver. 136 Bowling Girl's Varsity Team: FRONT ROW Dolores Culler Carin Culler Vicki Schnee Dayl Strause Bonnie Troutm Priscilla Reigel. BACK ROW-Dawn Wenrlch Cherie Kurtz Lisa Mastrangelo Coach Rlssinger Vicki King Bre Maderness, lacqueline Muckey Boy's Varsity Team: FRONT ROW Scott Kennedy Iefferey Hollenbach David Norton MIDDLE ROW-Frank May john LVlllI3 Mark East Scott Adams Bob Speicher BACK Shepler, Ronald Zerbe Thomas Shepler Michael Chehus Mitchel Chehus Coach Rnssmger WINTER TRACK . . . GETTI G READY FUR SPRI Winter Track Team: FRONT ROW-Brian Snyder, Tom Grajewski, Larry Baker, Leslie Franks, Perry Worman. MIDDLE ROW-Peter Fisher, Thom Boyer, Ray Burkhart, jeff Collom, Wayne Blatt, Randy Burkhart, Hans Verleur. BACK ROW-Coach Seifarth, Eric Daniels, Donald Lutz, Rick Miller, Charles Simpson, Paul Cruz, Greg Meise. Winter track is a bridge between cross country in the fall and track and field in the spring. The program is designed as a conditioning program for track and field athletes. This year's team was the largest in the history of the program at Conrad Weiser. The members of this squad run no home meets. All meets are run in the Philadelphia area in various college field houses. Our boys get to compete against some of the best athletes in the Greater Philadelphia Area. Some of the boys run outside all winter, while others use the halls at Conrad Weiser for training. This is one group that can legally run in the halls! Seniors: FRONT ROW-Tom Grajewski, Tom Mur- dough. MIDDLE ROW-Peter Fisher, Thom Boyer, Randy Burkhart. BACK ROW-Charles Simpson, Paul Cruz, Rick Miller. Trip to the Spectrum . . . 3:45 meetings in the caf . . . trying to lift weights . . . going to West Chester for meets . . . run- ning in the snow . . . dodging cheer- leaders . . . getting up at 6:00 a.m. for meets. Winter Track 137 WRESTLI l f Seniors: TOP: Ken Randall. MIDDLE ROW: Dale Hirshbock, Rod Lebo, Ralph Bleis- tien. FRONT ROW: Chuck Clark, Chris Freeman, Tony Galeo. Superior light weights . . . practice, practice, practice . . . running, spitting, sweating . . . ducks and teddy bears . . . food-or lack of it. 138 Wrestling af'- ,J , i 5 I i .1 1 ix T 3. , ,,,, . J. c Varsity: BACK ROW: Mark Elvin, Ralph Bleistein, Dale Hirshbock, Chris Freeman, Art Garrett Thompson, Dave Eshbach, Coach Heilman. CENTER ROW: Tony Galeo, Craig Clark, lohn Chuck Clark, Rod Lebo, Cord Lessig. FRONT ROW: Sue Moore, Beth Henning. C.W.'S MUSCLEME imma 4. BACK ROW: Sue Moore, Eric Nauman, Al Groff, Scott Beebe, jeff Huseman, Walt Whitley, Beth FRONT ROW: Ken Randall, Rod Lebo. At press time, the wrestling team had compiled a 5-2 record with seven matches remaining. Of the matches wrestled, Coach Heilman was very pleased with the grapplers' performance a- gainst Schuylkill Valley, a Berks County Wrestling powerhouse. He feels the 76-77 squad is the best balanced team he's coached in the last nine years. As in the past, the team travelled across the county line to participate in the Donegal Christmas Tournament. In team effort they placed fourth, with five members earning individual honors. Chuck Clark, a competi- tor in the 112 lb. weight class, was the Scouts' only first place finisher. Looking ahead, Coach Heil- man hopes to win ten dual meets by the end of the season and also place some wrestlers in the State Tournament. JU IOR HIC-H SPORTS . . . FIRST ROW: Mike Hoppman, joe Grajewski, Rick Kirkpatrick, lon Bastian, Andy Harakel, Marc Ray, Dean Rentschler, Craig Heckman, jeff Hoover. SECOND ROW: lim Angstadt, Rick Clay, Bob Sviben, Rick Speicher, Roger Yoh, Mike Yoh, jeff Wanner, Chris Billman, Kyle Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Keith Bond, Kevin Connors, Woody Snyder, Steve Ranck, Marc Leinbach, Eric Hassenbein, Brook Darkes, jeff Hollenbach, Karl Schmeck. FOURTH ROW: Randy Schaeffer, Mark Naumann, Ben Davis, Roger Steffe, Bruce Schmeck. FIFTH FOW: Coach Bausher, Coach Scholar, Carla Schneck, Phillis Schoenagel, Andrea Schoener .-.1 ... - 7 W - - has 140 jr. High Sports lunior High Wrestlers: FIRST ROW-Laurie Klahr, Vicki Keller, Andy Harakel, Kirk Humphreys, loe Hum- phreys, Sharon Kintzer, Heidi lohnston. SECOND ROW-Tracy Bass, Mark Ray, Stanley Bricker, Keith Bond, Cory Peiffer, Rick Kirkpatrick. THIRD ROW-Tony Harakel, Rod Snyder, Marc Leinbach, Eric Hassenbein, Mark Naumann, jeff Wanner, Amy Elvin. lLDl G FOR THE FUTURE junior High Basketball: FIRST ROW: Tim Rentschler, joe Grajewski, Steve Lightner, Roger Yoh, Steve Ranck, Mark Owens. SECOND ROW: Coach George, Scott Grove, jeff Raihl, Bob Houck, Bob May, Spencer Steel, Kelly Correll, Betsy joseph. Cheerleaders: FIRST ROW-Carla Schneck, Andrea Schoener, ROW-Cherisse Bean, Kelly Kennedy. THIRD ROW-Tracy junior High Cheerleaders: FIRST ROW-Susie Reber. SECOND ROW-Lori Ressler, Pam Dietrich. THIRD ROW: Sherry Zupan, Sally Nase, Debbie Noll jr. High Sports 141 CHEERLEADI Ci BCOSTERS OF 8-5-8-6-9-10 . . . bus rides . . . puddles at St. Lawrence . . . Christmas Tourna- ment . . . pyramids . . . winning season . . . McDonalds . . . rookies . . . box '76 . . .arch . . . Spirit Week . . . go- ing for wood . . . JV first place ribbon. Cheerleading involves dedication, de- termination and many hours of hard work which often go unnoticed. As a team, the cheerleaders have greatly helped boost the spirit at Conrad Weiser, and they should be commended for all their efforts and a job well-done. A cheerleader must persevere through- out the season and show that she is behind the team so others will also show their support. This year's squads of girls have successfully done their part in arousing school spirit. We hope that others will follow in their foot- steps in maintaining that old Weiser pride. 142 Cheerleaders Skirts I . . Spirit gf Wrestling Cheerleaders: LEFT TO RIGHT Celia Shuman Bonnie Gilbert, Ann Bright, Donna Klo WEISER PRIDE A D SPIRIT Varsity Cheerleaders: BACK ROW Lori Ranck, Diane Yoh, Stef Votoras, Kim Adams, jane Nase, Lisa Hartman Kell: Sanders. FRONT ROW: Penny Eshbach, Lori Ruth, Barby Hartranft. Miller. TOP ROW: Darrell Palsgrove. erleaders BACK ROW: Deb Dietrich, Sue Hill, Shelia Yarnell, Dina Witwer, ROW Melissa Brown, julie Sherman, Connie Zellers, Shelly Dolla. Cheerleaders 143 Girl's Basketball Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Maggie Reagan Bonnie Budwash, Debbie McQuate. BACK ROW: Lisa Shifflet Lori Mack Debbie Students are provided a chance to get involved through school activities. The student is able to meet more people, to learn new and different things, and to crea- tively express himself. We re- member ceremonies, dead- lines and rehearsals, rehear- sals, and more deadlines. There are times when we are ready to quit and times when we are so glad we continued. Because of the activities we have joined, we have become well rounded, knowledgable individuals. 144 Activities JQJ L :nu 1.457 Bm Activities 145 ANDFRON . . . A GRO P WITH CLAS' This year's bandfront was a very spirited group. They entertained the crowds at football games and the many people who lined the streets for a glimpse of the uni- formly stepping majorettes, gun twirlers, and guidons. The sense of togetherness, spirit, and pride was felt by band front and band alike. They worked together and gave good performances wherever they went. FRONT ROW-Kay Matthew, Sherri Zupan, Sherri Hoppman, Stacy Mullen, Robin Gruber, jenny Ludwig. MIDDLE ROW-Pam Dietrich, Lisa Gensemer, Tammy Rzepecki, Michelle Fritz Capt. Vicki Rentschler, Lynette Gockley, Sharlene Strunk, Michelle Shealy, Michelle Miller. MISSING lanelle Shultz. 1 Banner-Tracey Hartranft, Hillary Shulman, julie Biggers, Andrea Schoener, Sharon Brunner, Cindy Long, Vickie Snyder, lodi Zerbe. LEFT-Scott Hiester RIGHT-Arnold lmbach. 146 Bandfront SCUUTS ROBESONIA. PA. Banner-LEFT TO RIGHTQ Beth Henning, Priscilla Riegel. Guns Beck, Sue Dolla, Denise Klopp, lodi May, Connie Zellers. BACK Capt. Cathy Degler, Terri Oberly, Debbie Miller, Cindy Zuber. BACK ROW-Brenda Miller, Pam Levy, Deb Luckenbill, Pat Steffe, Ruth, Shelly Dolla, Cindy Lacock, Sharon Krick, Karen Sorrick, FRONT Deb Dietrich, Dina Witwer, Nan Reber, Deb McKee, Kelly Kennedy Buffenmeyer. 6 Twirlers-Barby Hartranft, Melissa Brown FRONT ROW-Theresa Karen Hoppman, Deb Houck, Sue Hill. BA . . . NOT IUST ANOTHER CLUB lr. Band starts out each year learning turns, guide right, dress 84 cover, and get in step. This is a new experience with uniforms that don't exactly fit and black shoes and socks. By the end of the year, marching has improved 100 !o and everyone is excited about next year and reauditions. Senior Band expands on what they've learned to perform for football games, assemblies, plays and other school functions. No one will for- get the fun we had while playing in the band. ' ' ' T l We ? W ' l 211 l iw Y l H ff -ul' lv- ' A tvs -. EW J! rwyd Band: FRONT ROW: lulia Mills, Brian Burkhart, Lisa Hydock, Brian Dreibelbis, Keith Moyer, lim Miller, lim Angstadt, Laurie David Schweizer, Betsy joseph, Kathy Ludwig, Linda Brown, Kristen McComsey, john Mills. SECOND ROW: Bill Musante, ishler, Bill Yoh, jeff Zupan, Scott Corl, Lynn Beamesderfer, Cathy joseph, Gail Witwer, Susie Reber, Mike Eshbach, David Scott Michael, Kerry Schneck. THIRD ROW: Alicia Gruber, Vicki Speicher, Andy Murdough, Shari Hahn, Karen Schmoyer, Noll, Melissa Daniels, Tammy Mountz, Pam Miller, Joanne Haldeman, Rita Schodowski, Mark Moyer, Donna Koch, lon . BACK ROW: Tim Deamer, Kyle Butcavage, Arnold Imbach, Cindy Long, Donna Luckenbill, Leslie Klinger, ludy,Bond, DeLong, Wendy Murray, Daryl Mountz, Dana Houck, Mark Gerhart, Stacey Himmelberger, Beth Miller. f ' T 'J 'll llg' J , ll , , Band: FRONT ROW: Nancy Bailey, Susie Hassler, Dina Witwer, Denise Verleur, Lisa Breininger, Bonnie Trout- Lucinda Firestone, Debbie Bright, Kim Edwards, Sue Angstadt, Rita Wike. SECOND ROW: Beverly Nabozny, Nase, Cherisse Bean, jenny Miller, Craig Matthew, Debbie Lied, Nevin Wagner, Mike Hoppman, Debbie Miller, Ruth, Debbie Troutman, Sharon Zechman, jim Troutman. THIRD ROW: Stacey Collom, Laurie Root, Dwight jeff Neiheiser, lim Bright, Jeff Schlaybach, Perry Worman, Greg Zinn, Ted Schaeffer, Larry Gehman, Sherri Risa Drexel, Vicki King, Scott Hiester. BACK ROW: Becky Ruth, Ann Bright, Tina Garrison, Greta Breininger, Lisa Shifflet, Karen Long, Kelly Kennedy, Eileen Fisher, Ray Burkhart, Matt Kroninger, jeff Root, Shulman, Mike Bashore, jeff Hollenbach, Steve Evans, jack Cahn, Marie Gelsinger, jeff Marshall, Matt Kintzer, Band 147 dd Gerhart, Pat johnson, Debbie Humphrey, Ronald Firestine, Randy Mosteller, Mark Schweizer, Mark East. HONOR BA DS WEISER S BEST COUNTY ORCHESTRA: Marie Gelsinger String Bass jeff COUNTY 81 DISTRICT BAND Vicki King Bass Clarinet Marshall, Sousaphone, Scott Hiester Bassoon Eileen Fisher Root Soprano Clarinet jeff Marshall Sousaphone Violin. Hiester Bassoon STAGE BAND: Trombones: William Yoh, Randy Mosteller, Mark Sch- weizer, Brad Beamesderfer. Saxo- phones: Larry Gehman, Scott Hiester, Ted Schaeffer, Vicki King, David Schweizer. Trumpets: lim Bright, Jeff Schlaybach, Perry Worman, Greg Zinn, Matthew Kroninger. String Bass: Marie Celsinger. Piano: Phil Holzman. NOT PICTUREDJ District Orchestra: Vicki King, Bass Clarinet, Scott Hiester, Bassoon. Region Orchestra: Scott Hiester, Bassoon. 148 Honor Bands HIGH 84 NINTH GRADE CHORUSES Junior Chorus: FRONT ROW: Officers: Betsy Joseph, Deb Hetrick, Chris Billman, Roger Yoh, Kathy Lud- wig, Mike Yoh. SECOND ROW: Scott Michael, Robert Shartle, Scott Carl, Jon Riegel, Kerry Schneck, Jackie Strunk, Kristen McComsey, Susan Reber, Scott Duesterhoft. THIRD ROW: Craig Heckman, Janell Shultz, Karne Fisher, Lyn Beamesderfer, Sherri Hoppman, Tammy Culler, Karen Troutman, Sherry Geltz, Kathie- Werner, Bill Yoh. FOURTH ROW: Wanda McKim, Joe Tranquillo, Todd Williams, Eric Schmoyer, Ron Grubb, Peggy Kissling, Andy Murdough, Mark Noll. Wayne Koch, Keith Moyer, Roger Boyer. BACK ROW: Cindy Landis, Alicia Gruber, Sherry Zupan, Kathy Naumann, Andrea Schoener, Jill Miller, Carole Kramer, Phyllis Schoenagel, Carmen Graupp, Trudy Neihiser, Donna Luckenbill, Leslie Klinger, Beth Miller, Kristin Miller, Kathy Yeager. FRONT ROW: Officers: Sharon Brunner, Andy Hara- kel, Cindy Long, Patty Murdough. SECOND ROW: Melissa Madenford, Marcia Klinger, Lori Adams, Angela Martin, Cathy Hollinger, Cathy Hollen, Sharlyn Houck, Sharon Kramer, Gina Filippini, Lanette Gockley, Mary Owens, Lisa Hydock. THIRD ROW: Joanne Haldeman, Melissa Eyre, Cathy Joseph, Gail Witwer, Lisa Hartman, Sandy Giffin, Karen Ulrich, Karen Bashore, Michelle Fritz, Robin Boyer, Cindy Clarke, Pam Miller, Leslie Gianopolos, Carol Katz- aman, Tracie Hartranft. FOURTH ROW: David Schweizer, Keith Duesterhoft, Earl Heverling, Mark Gerhart, Jon Weinhold, Susan Wills, Tracey Reber, Denise Reinhart, Jan Sauders, Lorna Miller, Karen Schmoyer, Mary Nauman, Sharon Oberly, Karen Jones, Stacey Mullen, Pam Dietrich, Michelle Miller. BACK ROW: Tim Deamer, Kyle Butcavage, Kim Kline, Jodi Zerbe, Stacey Himmelberger, Carol Kiebach, Michelle DeLong, Linda Feeg, Vicki Snyder, Nelodie Miller, Laura Richards, Jenny Ludwig, Kathie Oxenreider, Lisa Buffenmeyer, Michelle Shealy, Dana Houck, Diane Berger. Ninth Grade Chorus: Officers: Mike Hoppman, Steve Ranck, Joe Grajewski, Tony Harakel, Sharon Krick, Sally Nase, Debbie Bright, Karen Painter. SECOND ROW: John Miller, Rick Kirkpatrick, Steve Evans, Carol Troutman, Bonnie Stine, Karen Hernley, Donna Gerhart, Nancy Dreibelbis, Diane Bell, Bonnie Budwash, Janice Hunter. THIRD ROW: Donald Swope, Rod Moyer, Lori Stricker, Maria Foster, Robin Klinger, Prescilla Riegel, Carla Schneck, Heidi Johnston, Vicki Keller, Shelly Hummel, Eileen Rothenberger, Brenda Bressler, Terri Pergola. FOURTH ROW.' Randy Mosteller, Bruce Schmeck, Rod Snyder, Donna Feeg, Rita Wike, Theresa Groff, Lori Ressler, Jody Oxenreider, Sharon Herb, Sharon Kintzer, Cherisse Bean, Cathy Kennedy, Kelly Ken- nedy, Linda Groff. BACK ROW: Jeff Hollenbach, Jack Cahn, Penny Boyer, Kim Houck, Pam Speece, Leslie Kintzer, Kim Bauman, Karen Sorrick, Debbie Humphrey, Peggy Buffenmeyer, Pam Levy, Debbie Lied, Sherri Zechman, Debbie Ruth, Judy Strunk. Jr. High Choruses 149 SENIOR CHORUS 84 GIRL S CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS: FRONT ROW: Lori Ruth, Sec., Pete Fisher Pres.: Randy Burkhart, Vice Pres., Nancy Bailey, Treas. Tenor 8. Sopranos: SECOND ROW: Mike Wagner, Hans Verleur Becky Ruth, Tina Boyer, Kerri Rush, Connie Zellers, Darrel Palsgrove. THIRD ROW: john Adams, Greg Rissinger, Chery Krick, Sue Moore, Dru Hartranft, Reagan Ruth, Carole Hum phrey, Carey Putt, Nan Reber. FOURTH ROW.' Todd Ger hart, Scott Kennedy, Brenda Hiester, Stacey Collom Sun Sheidy, Holly Reber, Karen Sattazahn, jenny Miller, Brookt Beamesderfer, Lori Mack. BACK ROW: Mark East, Marl Kroninger, Candy Kintzer, Dina Witwer, Karen Long, Sharon Gerhart, Cathy Wike, Sue Webber, Greta Breininger, Karel Henderson, Denise Verleur, Tina Garrison. SENIOR CHORUS: FRONT ROW: Chuck Clark, Manager: Karen Hoppman, Librarian, Cathy Bright, Librarian, Rick Zerbe, Manager. Brass 8t Altos: SECOND ROW: Mark Schweizer, Bob Gerhart, Pete Fisher, Rod Lebo, Marie Gelsinger, Shelley Miller, Sue Hassler, Laurie Root, Ann Bright, Eileen Fisher, Lisa Breininger. THIRD ROW: jeff Brunner, Phil Holzman, Larry Baker, Tom Kennedy, Karl Nagle, Randy Burkhart, Melissa Brown, Sheila Beidler, Beth Henning, Alice Deck, Sue Angstadt. FOURTH ROW.' Frank Hess, Scott Hickernell, Craig Matthews, Kevin Beebe, jeff Fiant, Sue Hill, Kelli Sanders, Barb Jenkins, Teresa Wolfskill, Patti Steffe, Diane Yoh, lan Hoover. BACK ROW: jeff Marshall, Scott Meiser, Scott Hiester, Tom Murdough, Matt Kintzer, David Murray, Dan Shuman, Tom Koch, Tom Myer, Sonia Hiester, Vicki King, Celia Shuman, Lori Ranck. GIRLS CHORUS: FRONT ROW.' Iodi May, Mary Miller, Tracey Sutliff, Meredith Gracey, Karen Cook, Teresa Wolfskill, Cheryl Krick. SECOND ROW: Carol Zerbe, Sandy Root, Lisa Shifflet, Wendy Hoffert, Michelle Moyer, Cynthia Gracey, Alicia Deck, Cindy Kramer. THIRD ROW: julie Sherman, Denise Kirkpatrick, Tarsa Davis, Lisa Zechman, Marliese Oxenreiter, Lisa Smith, Bonnie Gilbert, Shelly Dolla, Delores Zechman, Sherri Hartman. BACK ROW: Donna McCue, Diane McMullen, Siri Berg, Debbie Blatt, Candy Kintzer, Celia Shuman, Sharon Zechman, Betsy Hartranft, Pat Ulrich, Lisa Mastrangelo, Roseann Reppert. 150 Sr. High Choruses PECIAL CHORUSES . . .THE BEST VOICES Glee Club: FRONT ROW: Teresa Wolf- skill, Laurie Root, Ann Bright Diane Yoh, Stacey Collom, Nan Reber, Tina Boyer, Carole Humphrey. SECOND ROW: Lori Ranck, Celia Shuman, Marie Gelsinger, Karl Nagle, Tom Kennedy, Nancy Bailey, Karen Hoppman, Carey Putt, Karen Hen- derson. THIRD ROW: Cathy Bright, Shelley Miller, Todd Gerhart, Greg Ris- singer, jeff Marshall, Greta Breininger, Candy Kintzer, Sue Webber, Becky Ruth, Cheryl Krick, Karen Long. BACK ROW: Vicki King, jeff Brunner, Mark Schweizer, Frank Hess, Mark Kroninger, Scott Hies- ter, Dan Shuman, Tom Koch, Scott Meiser, Larry Baker, Mark East. Pianist: Phil Holzman. enior County Chorus: FRONT ROW: Stacey Collom, Eileen Fisher, Cheryl rick, Teresa Wolfskill, Candy Kintzer. SECOND ROW: Karen Henderson, ancy Bailey. THIRD ROW: Karl Nagle, Greg Rissinger, Mark East. FOURTH EVM Diane Yoh, Tina Boyer, Carey Putt, Marie Gelsinger. BACK ROW: ark Schweizer, Scott Hiester, Phil Holzman, Mark Kroninger. - B B .1 Choraleers: FRONT ROW.' Cathy Bright, Stacey Collom, Karen Henderson. SECOND ROW: Phil Holzman, Karen Henderson, Cheryl Krick, Teresa Wolfskill, Marie Gel- singer, Scott Hiester. THIRD ROW: Karl Nagle, Todd Gerhart, Greg Rissinger, Tom Kennedy, Mark East. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Bailey, jeff Marshall, Vicki King, Mark Schweizer, Greta Breininger. BACK ROW: Mark Kron- inger, Frank Hess. Special Choruses 151 DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS. . . YOU CA ' You Can't Take lt With You Cast: SEATED-Peter Fisher, Laurie Root, Scott Hiester, Cheryl Krick, Alan Phillips, STANDING- Bonnie Gilbert, jeffrey Marshall, Robert Gerhart, Kim Smith, Mark Schweizer, Carey Putt, Brad Beamesderfer, Elizabeth Simpson, Mark Berman, Karl Nagle, Rick Miller, jon Brubaker, Michael Huntley. i i 1 l ' '31 The members of the Drama Club, or Harlequins, for this year's feat of theatri- cal wizardry, presented You Can't Take It With You. Many hours of practice were put into the production, and many Burger King Hamburgers were consumed in the two months before the Big Day. With the help of makeup, scenery, pro- perties, prompting, stage crew, costumes, tickets, and publicity committees, the backbone of the Drama Club, the cast provided an entertaining two evenings for a not-so-full house. Those involved or spectators will remember Rolenkov's noticeably pasted on chest hair, Depinna's leopard costume, Essie's ballet dance, the drunk Gay, Rheba's eggs that done fell in the sink, and Toni and Alice's decision to get married. 152 Drama Clubs . L. T 4 it ' ' E ' . Jvw 1 f Q.- . , , L . gil' T il all, .Ley -4 f ',' l , 'H 'ei - . E 6:1339 'iii Q7 ,LX A -'Z Ng' L -if Senior Drama Club: FIRST ROW-Pat Rose, Donna McCue Peter Fishe Nagle, Regan Ruth, Laurie Root, Meredith Gracey, SECOND ROW Karen Cindy Kramer, Kim Smith, Carey Putt, Kerri Rush, Lucinda Frrestine Simpson, THlRDlROW-jenny Miller, Karen Sattazahn Lisa Kisslrng Schallau, Donna Klopp, Diane Klick, Mark Schweizer Candy Kintzer r ROW-Brenda Miller, Michael Huntley, Scott Kennedy jon Brubaker Bonn Gilbert, Dolores Culler, Karen Sorrick, Karen Cook FIFTH ROW Marc Ber man, David Murray, Rick Miller, Vicky King, Pam Levy 1 AKE IT WITH YOU ,- 'ls .,.-1 :ff -Q, 'J P, .HJ 1 .l ' I 'I Al 17-4 2253 - figl' 1 .fl '51 :Fl .jg iii' -. JE, i Lf - Y .VY 1. ELL- junior Drama Club: FRONT ROW: Karen Fisher, Hillary Shulman, lacqueline Strunk, Lynese Perrotto, Marcia Klinger. SECOND ROW: Lisa Brandt, Karen jones, Lisa Bube, Sue May. THIRD ROW: Sharon Oberly, Kristen Miller, jeff Hyatt, Tammy Culler, Tina Malone, Curt Paine. FOURTH ROW: Melissa Haga, Leslie Gianopolos, Stacy Mullen, julie Biggers, Phyllis Schoennagel, Peggy Kissling. Y 'u V .Q Pizaiz,-,.7f fri-1, Hifi Q--im -my .X Drama Clubs 153 ATIGNAL HGNOR SOCIETY l c l 1 I . y , The National Honor Society is made up of a select group of students that exhibit the qualities of Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Every year, the Society sponsors one of the few dress down dances that the school offers, the NHS Hoedown. The most memorable experience of every Society member is the solemn induction ceremony. This year's induction featured a torchbearer guiding the. way for the new members of the National Honor Society, the future contributors to the society of the world. 154 National Honor Society CADEMIC ACHIEVERS 84 LEADERS 5 'O 97 v aff? i Y X K x M9 i yi DKWQE' , Wagner, jeffrey Marshall Craig Mucher, Brian Umberger, Larry Baker, Karl Nagle. FRONT ROW: Theresa Ruth, Kelli Sanders, Carol Zerbe, jeff Schlaybach, Brooke Beames- Denise Verleur, Cathy Bright. SECOND ROW: Carey Putt, Mary Hassler, Laurie Root, Vicki King, Sattazahn, Elizabeth Simpson, Sonia Hiester, Teresa Wolfskill. THIRD ROW: Scott Hiester, National Honor Society 155 STUDE T COUNCIL... REPRESENTATIVES This year's student council had many new and different ideas. Examples of this are a designated smoking area, the construction of an outdoor sign, and Spirit Week. The Council also sponsored and planned this year's Christmas Party. S200 dol- lars was contributed to the For- eign Exchange Program this year. The alumni Tea was attended by many former Conrad Weiser stu- dents. The Student Council is a major benefactor in this year's yearbook, and all the members are looking forward to an ex- citing Field Day. Senior High Student Council: FRONT ROW: Bob Lebo, lon Lightner Tony Caleo Lori Ruth Tammy Keller, Beth Henning, Denise Kirkpatrick, Michelle Huber, jeff Brunner MIDDLE ROW jeff Fiant, Kim Adams, Lisa Smith, Kelly Sanders, Stacy Dolla, Diane Yoh Deb Kirkpatrick Deb McKee Sue Hill, John Adams. BACK ROW.' Larry Baker, Lori Ranck, Carey Putt Karl Nagle Lisa Kissllng Laurie Root, Celia Shuman. J P' :1 ai junior High Student Council: FRONT ROW: Rod Snyder, Tony Harakel, Betsy loseph Peggy Kisslung loe Grajew ski, Rick Kirkpatrick, Phyllis Schoennagel, Kelly Correll, Sharon Brunner. SECOND ROW Kelly Kennedy Vicki Keller, Sally Nase, Debbie Ruth, Sharon Krick, Dana Dietrich, Laura Richards Sue Barret Donna Luckenblll THIRD ROW: Roger Yoh, Chris Billman, Andy Harakel, jeff Forry, Mark Moyer Kerry Schneck Rick Kennedy jeff Zupan, David Schweizer. BACK ROW: Gregg Zinn, Amy Troup, Gail Witwer Lynn Beamesderfer 156 Student Council ACTI ITIES . . . E TRA- CURRICULAR FU 'V Y-TEENS Y-Teens: FRONT ROW: Sue Hill, Denise Kirk- patrick, Sheri Hartman, Deb McQuate. MIDDLE ROW: Rosemary Unger, Heidi lohnston, Marsha Kissling, Rochelle Huber, lody May, Marlene Noss, Carla Schneck. BACK ROW: Debbie Kint- zer, Vicki Keller, Sonia Votoras, Candy Lacock, lanice Hubbell, Karen Gruber, Beth Henning, Dolores Schoennagel, Bonnie Budwash. l I Cf MODEL RAILROAD Model Railroad: FRONT ROW: Mitchell Weinhold, Blake Apsokardu, Ken Swope, jeff Zupan, Ken Mishler, Phillip Raihl, Don Duncan. SECOND ROW: Erik johnson, Kevin johnson, Greg Price, Daryl Mountz, john Musante, Brad Manwiller. THIRD ROW: jim Angstadt, Bob Biedler, jim Miller, Brian Dreibelbis, George Boslego, Randy Handwerk. BACK ROW: Gary Degler, Dave Raihl, Doug Sutliff, john Heimbach, Steve Miller, jeff Hoover, Randy Pieller. HANDICRAFTS Handicrafts: FRONT ROW: Michael Weinhold, Tammy Lee Rzepecki, Michelle Long, Darlene DeHart. MIDDLE ROW: Leann Unger, Lori Haak, Stacy Hassel, janell Bertram, Rita Schodowski, julia Mills, Shari Hahn. BACK ROW: Arnold Imbach, Devin Eyre, joe Baum, Bonnie Carpenter, Vicki Speicher, Judy Bond, Dawn Finkel, Chris Behney. Activities 157 CLUBS . . . INTERPRETER interpreter: FRONT ROW: Denise Verleur, Laurie Root, Karen Henderson, jeff Becker, Kim Smith. BACK ROW: Candy Kintzer, Lisa Breininger, Sue Sheidy, Karen Sattazahn, Sue Hassler, Dina Witwer, Tracy Sutliff, Becky Ruth, Karen Cook, Karen Hoppman, Cindy Gracey. L iii LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Library Assistants: FRONT ROW: Bruce Ludwig, Brenda Miller, Donna McCue, Ruth Katzaman, Pat Rehrer, Karen Eberly, jeff Phy. SECOND ROW: Lori Mack, Sharon Freeman, Denise Firestine, Bon- nie Budwash, Penny Boyer, jackie Muckey, Kim Bauman. THIRD ROW: Shelly Dolla, Lisa Breininger, Sharon Schaeffer, Candy Kintzer, Karen Sattazahn, Robin Schmeck, Sue Werner. BACK ROW: Laurie Ketner, Konnie Carpenter, Karen Cook, Karen Kramer, Christine Klick, Carolann Merkel, jenny Miller. l 5 Allin'-1 - ,J . .1 . 'X l 1 l X fx mia X l. fx 91 f-g wrcw RADIO FRENCH CLUB WTCW Radio: FRONT ROW: Tammy Esterly. MIDDLE ROW: French Club: FRONT ROW: Kim Smith, Tammy Keller, Kim uauma Randy Burkhart, Peter Fisher lmanagerj, Todd Gerhart. BACK Rod Moyer, Dave Dreibelbis. BACK ROW: jeff Frant, Lisa n ROW: Curtis Paine, Alan Phillips, Brad Beamesderfer, Tom Donna McCue, David Murray. Murdough, lon Lightner, Steve Zechman. 158 Activities Krsslr MORE CLUBS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA: FRONT ROW: Kay Layser, Diane Klick, Deb Boyer, Kathy Balthaser, Vanessa Garrett, Denise Page, Renee Bashore. MIDDLE ROW: Denise Klopp, Patti Page, Cindy Kramer, Kim johnson, Donna Klopp, Louise Gerhart, Chris Lally. BACK ROW: Vicki Schnee, Reagan Ruth, Sue Keener, Evanor Lamm, Kathy Tranquillo, Sue Webber. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA: FRONT ROW: Donna Zimmerman, Mike Koch, Bruce Ludwig. SECOND ROW: Woody Snyder, Rick Plempel, jerry Shelow, Dale Oswald, Don Eberly. THIRD ROW: Norman Ohlinger, Lee Reifsnyder, Rick Degler, Robert Boyer, Randy Wartluft. FOURTH ROW: Robert Unger, Colin Wen- rich, Darryl Kreitz, Brian Delp, Ken Shealy. BACK ROW: David Stump, Ray Zimmerman, Ieff Wanner, Don Feeg, Todd Lynn, Dave Graupp, Art Noss, Lee Buffenmeyer, Greg Lied, Norman Manbeck, Bob Myer, Bob Lebo, Pete Reifsnyder, Ray Noss, Scott Eberly, Sam Ferraro, Leon Stauffer, jeff Phy, Ernest Gelsinger, David Schaeffer. Advisor: Miss Effert. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FNA: BACK ROW: Advisor: Mrs. Betty Sch- moyer, Colleen Glass, Risa Drexel, Konnie Carpenter, Diane Klick, Meredith Gracey, Sherry Calabro, Ieri Groff, Kim Smith. FRONT ROW: Shelly Dolla, Carolyn Hellinger, Robin Schmeck. Activities 159 WEICGN PRODUCI From the first PSB sale to the last deadline, the Weicon staff worked many long hours com- piling the Memories of 77. New members of the staff soon became acquainted with terms such as pica , cropper , and 3R . There is more work involved in producing a yearbook than one would first suspect. The yearbook business staff works on the PSB's and handles the ordering and distributing of the books. The rest of the staff does the actual laying out of the pages. Copy must be written, proofread, and typed onto copy pages. Photos of the subject are selected and cropped to fit the page. The entire layout is then drawn onto 3R Layout paper, In laying out a page, problems frequently arise. What is the name of this per- son? cries a bewildered staffer working on a group picture. Agonizing moments are spent on pictures that don't quite fit into the layout. Above it all hangs the one thing yearbook per- sonnel fear the most: The Deadline. Somehow, by the end of February, the yearbook is completed. The advisors to the staff are Mr. Thomas Alexander, Mr. Thomas jenkins, and Mrs. Sarah Laffredo. Editors are Wendy Guistwite and Karen Hoppman. 160 Yearbook HE MEMORIES OF '77 on Staff: FRONT ROW: Karen Hoppman, Lucinda Firestine, Wendy Guistwite, Barby Hartranft, Katzaman, Renee Bashore, Pete Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: Becky Ruth, Lori Ranck, Kim Smith, na Lamm, Diane Klick, Donna Klopp, Deb Frazer, Diane Yoh. BACK ROW: Rick Miller, Sue dy, Karen Sattazahn, Connie Schallau, Lori Ruth, Patti Steffe, Stacy Dolla, Lisa Mastrangelo, Lisa h. WRX X ..,-4 7 ,--,I V-vnu. V V H I V11 E is H' -T' A4 QQ: lf ogglg Staff: Colleen Ebling, Bonnie Gilbert, Barby Hartranft, Donna Klopp, Renee Bashore, Denise Deb Dietrich. 43+- Il -3 l ll 1 I ps AK Sgt Q1 f F --I Yearbook 161 Kim Adams llKimN Camp . . Big Daddy's . . McDonald's . . Harry . . parties . . shrimp . . Phila. class trip . . C.B. . . lunch table . . bus rides . . blue eyes. . . building the winning float . . n-H3 ZZ EW U3 162 Senior Candids , A' En Wm.: ' f ,fz'7T'f'ILlii7?n:T'4 'HQ t , sl ' .Q W1 vt D , .. .,,... rg qgkfl l X .-A N. 'Ii if ! .a f Q X J Paul Adams llR0ckyII Cars . . Florida . . Shaner, Baer . . red . . Vo-Tech . . girls . . welding . . gym, study halls and English . . Lori DeStephano. Brad Beamesderfer Need Camp . . blue . . Oh, What a Night . . T-Birds . . Bomb scare of 72 .... Beamie . . biking to Charleston S.C. . . one third of terrible trio . . Mr. Friedman. john Bilofsky lIHawkll Motorcycles . . 47 . . Dick Quallio 81 Kenny Brightbill . . It'll be all right to- morrow . . Mr. Smith . . cars . . Plumbing and Heating. Luke Anspach Ill-ukell Dying my hair blonde . . Candy . . cars. . Mr. Mack . . Time in a Bottle . . Ag. Shop . . blue and yellow . . Co-op. S-N. Robert Bear IlBearll Reading . . music . . Field Day '76 . . Frank Zappa . . going ba- nanas . . math with Mr. Hess . . purple . . college in future. - ,,-, Gene Blaukowitch Blocky Vo-Tech . . tool mak- ing . . reading, paint- ing . . Marie . . sea- food . . Yeah Mr. Shaner . . Tod Run- gon . . CW football team. Nancy Bailey llNancll Ir. Miss . . Europe 75-76 . . Hamburg Smoke Bomb . . snow . . Wyoming . . music . . Lorenzo Panadero, Fish, Bill Flip . . play- ing guitar . . 75-76 District and Region Chorus. ' , ,, if . 1 f. ,f' . T.. lijfvi , j l . . ' - if I .ei tu, nl.: ' 'rf I.. .ff .- 'V ' g,2,,2, ' b 4' 0 , - 4' if Z 'f : 41 f ' 41.3.15 .AH . . Sherron Beck Sherron Leathercraft . . dark blue . . Mr. Hess, Shaner . . competi- tion water skiing . . seafood . . college . . basketball games . . Stand TaIl . . Gulf of Mexico. Ralph Bleistein Frankie Vo-Tech . . Lebanon . . Elton john . . Oh yea . . pizza . . Morecraft, Shaner . . Blue . . plans to join the Navy . . Beth . . bus rides to Vo-Tech. Kathy Balthaser lIKathyll Mr. Morgan . . sea- food . . Bob . . get married and go to Germany . . jr. class trip . . reading . . Commercial . . green . . Shaner . . sewing . . Beach Boys. . Office Practice. Kevin Beebe IIAIII New York trip . . Trig. and Algebra Ill . . chorus . . playing hide and seek 8th period . . Beach Boys . . Ugliest Human . . weekends . . showers after practice. . clams. Bruce Boone Schmut California . . blue ..chicken chow-mein . . Queen . . Shaner . . Stairway to Heaven . . study halls . . Auto Body . . Gary Wright . . Pantera . . Vo- Tech . . All right, baby . . cars . . parties. K, Tony Beach llTonyII Aries . . York . . Audrey. .stereos music . . Spanish, Accounting . . New York City . . Betty Ann Bickel sports. Tina Bennethum IITinall Purple . . C Rollerskatin lobster . . Sit o Steve . . Office tice . . Shaner . Nights are Forex Without You . . Business. B n Debbie Boyer Stork Blue 81 W trip with class . . Have way . . Beach concert . . in Stouchsburg girls' B-ball tear Shaner . . playir Wilson. hite Boyer Fuoti . . shrimp You'll have this Shop . . blue . . airway to Heaven . nting and fishing .. school. Burkhart . . Shaner . . of a Clown . drawing neuy . . collecting nts . . purple. Chelius green . . bus to Vo-tech . . to be a plumber nting and fishing. Carl Brenneman Mud Duck Being student of the month at Vo-Tech . . turkey . . french fries . . Pottsville . . Mr. Stranko, Stover . . hopes to be an auto mechanic. Z ' 4 Randall Burkhart IIBurkII Oklahoma cast party . . '76 Spanish trip to N.Y. . . Hartranft, Murdough . . Flyers . . Phillies . . gym . . P.O.D. . . Boston . . V4 pounders . . prom . . fishing . . Lynn Swann. Charles Clark Chuck Winning Donegal Tournament . . F-1 . . 11th grade class trip . . shop . . More- craft . . Kim . . Too old to Rock 81 Roll, Too Young to Die . . Fuoti . . milk- shake . . canoeing, party. t Laurie Brillhart lITugII Canada . . math . . blue. .eleventh grade class trip . . swimming, ceramics . . plans to be a cosmetologist. joseph Byrne llloell Plants and Animals . . Munchies . . Hitchin . . admires Ms. More- craft . . Those nasty old Blues . . plans to leave the state . . Bookin with Dru . . graduation . . Let's bone up. Stacey Collom llstacll Washing Mr. H's boards . . Burke . . one third of the Terri- ble Trio . . musk . . lf . . band . . soft- ball . . summer in Finland . . archery . . pushing over pianos . . hoedowns. J ,Z 1 -54, K.. james Brossman llumll Reptile . . Vo-Tech . . Farrah . . painting, drawing . . motor- cycles . . Lew's . . Mr Davis . . Boston . . Mad . . collecting beer cans . . darts . . Mustang . . girls . . hunting. Sherry Calabro Sherry Project 70 . . Eng. Lit . . Ach nahl . . Keppley's . . Beach Boys . . skating, swim- ming 8t driving around . . Boogie Shoes . . Feel my nerve . . Big Moose and Little Moose. Dolores Culler IlDeell Beach . . yellow . . No Way . . Elton john, Frampton . . lasagna . . Indian Reservation . . re- members when bowling bus broke down . . D.C. Class trip . . swimming . . Shaner. lon Brubaker llBrull Maine . . Wood Shop . . Shaner 84 Eng. Lit . . pizza . . Navy . . camping 84 hunting . . beating Central Catholic 22-21 in 74. 1 L Michael Chelius Chicken Vo-tech..11th grade shop math with Mr. Lutz . . hunting and fishing . . Electricity. i 5' is Paul Diaz-Cruz Paul Wildwood . . Mr. Hess . . Stairway to Heaven . . girls . . roller skating and ice skating . . What day is it? . . home- room, POD, and English. 'If rf: ' 1 Wi-5. Darrell Buffenmeyer Buc Wheat . . red and blue . . baked beans . . 76 Weiser Wilson B.B. Game . . Penn National . . play- ing poker . . hunting and boating . . plans to enlist in Army. Stacy Dolla llspacell Drawing, dieting . . music, blacklights, chairs . . captains with Lori . . partying . . Camp . . Redhead Kansas . . concerts . . Morgan . . woods . . Euey's mohawk. Senior Candids 163 IP ZZ f Terry Druckenmiller Pork Vo-Tech . . mechanic . . Chevy ll . . green . . Mr. Lutz . . 4th period class with Mr. Lutz . . wood shop . . December 22. CD l'l'l E cn 75 Debra Frazer Frazer Stouchsburg . . pizza ..Tippy . . Morgan .. Huh? . . McDon- ald's , . lf . . lunch table . . Beach Boys . . ice skating. .apples . . trip to New York. 164 Senior Candids Colleen Ebling Mickey D.C. class trip . . ket- chup . . B.B . .Lee Majors. . McDonald's . . yeah . . office practice . . Morgan . Beach Boys . . throw- ing peanuts at lunch. Dianne Fessler Dianne Using a chain saw in N.R . . green . . Elton john . . Barrett, Effert, Mack . . sewing..Kiss . . roller skating. '14 Chris Freeman Ilwutzll IA . .63 . . long show- ers. . N.Y. trip in 12th . . Beach Boys concerts . . eating. . Bob's clam bake . . Sunbeam . . Nip's Sub Shop. Mark Elvin Mark Monday Night Foot- ball. . Beef Stroganoff . . blue. . Miss Rurode . . homeroom with Pen . . lr. barbecue . . flirting . . lr. Prom . . Albright. Lucinda Firestine III-ucyll Disco Duck . . Eng- lish Lit . . hamburgers . . creweling, candle- making . . Paul Mi- chael Glaisser . . blue. Tony Galeo lITonyIl Oh yea? . . Monday Night Football Club . . McDonald's . . Italian food . . Spanish with Mrs. B . . Need Camp. .building win- ning float . . Shaner .. Class Bar-B-Q. VN . cf -iir f .1 -r . Penny Eshbach Ilpenll Fighting the Red Coats ..parades..shore .. lasagna . . Elton john .. sewing . . softball . . Mr. Hermann . . Mc- Donald's . . green . . plans to be a stewardess. Edward Fishburn f'Pinky Blue Ford . . 10-4 Backdoor old buddy . . Mr. Hess, Morgan, Henderson . . Farm Show . . fish sand- wiches . . Green Drag- on . . tractors . . cars . . snowmobiling. 1 in YI! im Vanessa Garrett Ness Blue . . Chinese . . Morgan . . English Lit . . going to the Astor . . reading . . Office Practice . . bike riding . . Shaner . . partying . . driving around. .f' ' Tammy Esterly l1TammylI jon . . blue..Lefty .. Washington . . Mc- Donalds. . Ms. More- craft . . plans to be an airline stewardess .. office practice with Mr. Morgan . . talking. H. Peter Fisher Pete Play and BFS parties . . Mall . . purple . . Surg . . gym with Hartranft . . Ms. More- craft . . Dj for WTCW . . spaghetti. Dolores Gehman llDelll Mitch . . blue . . pizza and shrimp . . Vo- Tech.. 10th and 11th grade class trips . . Merchandising. Kent Feeg Rodent Orange . . stock car racing Shaner . . Datsun 2802 . . Vo-Tech . electronics. FS- Nancy Fix llsarnmyll Ping pong . . . french fries . . Dream On . ting married . 81 classes with C pie . . Mr. Fuoti 55 . . 11th Christmas Party N-1 Marie Gelsinger Marie Lunch in the nu office . . green . Hello Dolly . .c ies in System's c . . music festivals biking . . What say . . Shaner's class. lp ' i l ,, . KII. 3 1 5,3 Robert Gerhart White Walls pizza . . Blue jay steaks . . blue . . my car . . Vo-Tech . . attend Pennco tech- automotive school. Kathy Giftin Giffin jim . . Burger King .. blue . . Fuoti .. You're Still the One . . lav gang . . office practice . . cycling . . Mr. Morgan . . pizza . . General Business. Greg Graupp Mouse Vo-Tech . . blue . . Fly Like an Eagle . . Shaner . . 9th grade Eng . . archery, hunt- ing, fishing and cars ding Christmas ,.Mack. X rl 2 X all f xxl S f 5 Wendy Guistwite Wendy A English Lit . . Office Practice . . Analyt . . Blue. . If . .Classical Music. .Chicken Bar- B-Q . . Europe '76 . . jr-Sr Santa Race . . Yearbook Deadlinesll . . Yes, well . Michael Graupp nlosell Cars . . Vo-Tech . . darkblue . . pizza . . Aerosmith . . math . . Shaner. .On the Road . . plans to work in the future . . girls. Corrine Haley Comet 11th grade class trip . . Christmas dance . . Sit on it . . Morgan . . Feelings . . blue . . Office Prac . . pizza . . Kenny .. Prom . . getting married . . drawing, knitting . . Shaner. g F , E . - I ,. I l l E l Bonnie Gilbert llDuCkII Host Farms 76 . . Mor- gan . . drama . . pizza, chicken chow mein and filet mignon . . Beach Boys . . driving around in Charlie . . peanut battles at lunch. Suzanne Graupp lqennyu Portraitwork . . guitar playing . . Rodger Dean's Imagination . . The Smoker you drink, the player you get . . Wishbone Ash . . Boston . . Caravan . . Art School. Kirk Haley Oiler Foundry . . cars . . Mack, McMussey . . Blue lay . . work . . drinking . . steak. Glenn Glass Orangatang Fox Lake . . Shelly . . Lew's . . Vo-Tech . . Rob's house . . Wildwood . . swim- ming . . green '69 Camaro . . Penalty Box . . Christmas Dance . . working on my car. - ,gm - I 1- 1' fi - E l cv. .45 . A' i,.,,..J-- ll x --f- .' git, .K Ja. ' , - '- , Cathy Grill Catie Carl . . swimming . . Alex Harvey Band and Spirit . . going to night school . . Audrey. Dwight Harding llmwitff Band practice . . Mr. Mack. .green . . hunt- ing camp . . Pep Band . . biking . . coin collecting . . plans to become a taxider- mist . . Natural Re- sources . . playing tennis. Meredith Gracey Meredith Moving to Canada . . Olivia Newton-john . . Chinese food . . English Lit . . May Day . . medical secre- tary . . musicals. Gail Harris GaiI Motorcross races . . roller skating . . jr. class trip . . Natural Resources . . 83 Roller Rink . . Lifesavers . . Oops, no problem . . Putter ..Kiss..Tom.. Black. Senior Candids 165 Lisa Hartman Tiss Europe . . steamed clams . . Stern . . Per. 7 with Cass . . Huh . . Tiny . . green . . sewing, swimming, biking . . 11th grade class trip. . homeroom with Mr. Lutz . . Wil- son B.B. game. U3 l'l'1 3' ZZ E an 75 David Hynson llwoodyfl Todd Rundgren . . Zappa . . tennis . . chess . . ping pong . . funkadelic . . lock- ing the door of WKLX while playing music and not getting back in . . girls . . carpentry. 166 Senior Candids N :K fr Barbara Hartranft llBarbyll May Days . . gym- nastics . . john Den- ver one dollah . . Eng Lit . . the pink spayded car . . cheer- ing . . elementary education . . reading, bicycling. Ii 1 ...J Dale Hirschbock Ilchipll Musical plays . . field trip . . Lester . . hunt- ing, sports . . Indiana, Ranch House. . draft- ing . . Gold . . pine- apple upside down cake . . cars . . lunch . . P.O.D. 5-if . Dennis jones IIDennyll Working with cars . . Prom '76 . . parties . . English with Shaner . . blue eyes . . Maple Grove . . Marine Corps. Dru Hartranft Chippie Spending time with a special friend . . marshmallow roasts in lav . . Can Fogel- berg . . class with Sam- my . . plans to live at shore . . writing po- etry . . Bucky . . Grimes. Karen Hoppman Karen Physics parties . . cheering . . musicals . . Europe . . french fries . . Help, I can't do this . . being counselled by per- sonal counselors . . light green . . piano. Alice Katzaman Susie Physics . . Stern, Unger . . pizzaburgers . . red . . dissections in biology . . Climb Every Mountain . . macaroni salad . . embroidering . . sand painting. Y Y . l 1 ,T ' . - ,ln Q , 1 ' -we sf fx lf ' I HU. 1 'E X :- C., -L li lux , gg A -- . 4' Scott Hartranft Wills Soccer . . Go play on the freeway . . Mr. Hermann . . jacques Cousteau . . art, gym . . filet mignom . . knocking clock off the wall in Miss Cot- tonaro's room in 9th gr. . . Mr. Barrett. Deborah Houck Motor Mouth jr. class trip . . sitting on windowsill . . dancing . . Capri- corn . . Dana. .green . . pizza, shrimp . . jordan Brothers . . getting married . . Mr. Morgan . . always talking. Susan Keener llsuell Mr. Morgan . . Rush class trip to Washing- ton . . the oracle . . swimming . . black . . lobster . . partying . . plans to get a secre- tarial job . . Purple Valley. Dale Hatt Dale Auto Mechanics . . trapping, hunting, fishing . . Boston cream pie . . remem- bers getting detention for staying at school on field day. vp' jill Hubbell IIDHIII Cheering Compe- tition . . Boston . . drunken actress . . Fox Lake. . my parties ..NR..Prom'75.. quarter pounder with cheese . . living in the mountains . . Aerosmith. james Keith Keith Lobster . . blue . . Get Down . . base- ball . . partying . . driving around in the van. anim, - nj -rv I , up ..- A Robert Hillegas llDudell Biology . . lobster . . parties . . Shar . . blue. .Vicki . . motorcycles .. landscaping . . T night's the Night getting caught knocking off from school. Carole Humphrey Carole Class trip to ton, D.C. . . Kevin . . Shaner . . berry sundaes 81 . . reading, dancin swimming . . plar attend Millersville State College. lr: Tammy Keller llloll Mr. Henry. . sewing.. class u up Now Generation 2 lunch tables in grade . . wrestling . . Love Hurts Christmas dance Whoops . Kennedy '76 Sr. Show . . More n a Feeling . . sics . . Led sports Krick collecting biology, 11th grade trip to Wash- Yes it is Denver. battles at Washington . . Morgan table . . Boys . . Host raiding in to go to college. Mark Ketner Ketner Vo-Tech . . cars, hunt- ing . . Beatles . . Ag. tractor driving.. plans to go in Navy . . partying . . All Right . . shooting pool . . motorcycles. jeffrey Labe Turtle Hunting, fishing, trapping . . 11th grade shop math with Mr. Lutz . . Vo-Tech . . all the nicknames . . hopes to be a bricklayer. Robert Lebo Squirrel Mr. Mack and the Big E . . NR . . Bomb Shelter . . baked lima beans beating Reading at home 12-11 . . pizza burgers . . sports and hunt- ing . . service. Deborah Kirkpatrick llDeblI 1976 M.S. Queen . . painting . . Donegal . . I feel like a peb- ble . . Aerosmith . . snack bar . . Max . . sheep . . eating in bombshelter . . Fire Exit 15. . Aqua. . skiing. Christina Lally Chris Host Farms . . blue . . Steve . . Office Practice with Morgan . . pizza . . 11th grade class trip . . You're Still the One . . plans to become a secretary . . swimming, skating. Rodney Lebo ulirnrnyn Hunting . . steak . . gym . . aqua blue . . Mr. Hartranft . . Miss Murdough's office . . Mr. Messinger . . Mort B-B . tw' Diane Klick Klicky Steve . . FBLA trip . . '76 Prom . . 1976 softball season . . Washington class trip . . Ya know what I mean . . Morgan and Office Practice . . Wolfie. F, Donna Lamm Donna Seeing Carrie with 7 screaming girls . . Rocky May . . Clam- my . . Firing . . lunch with the Mafia . . Lanes . . l sorry . . yearbook 81 scissors. . rookie treatment at B.B. lil Ill Brad Light Lighthouse Blue . . filet mignon . . Led Zeppelin . . P.O.D.. . nicest people I ever met . . reefer . . partying in the morning. lv Donna Klopp Ilmoppyll Lunch table . . New York . . cheering, softball . . Stouchs- burg . . Morgan . . Starsky 84 Hutch . . pizza . . green . . Aries . . B.B. games . . bike riding, shore f V Evanor Lamm llEvieII Office Practice with Mr. Morgan . . pizza . . blue. . Mr. Hermann . . art work, skating, hiking . . plans to be a secretary. lon Lightner Ilpuggerll Playing hoop, going to movies and listen- ing to music . . Tam- my . . iced tea ,. . avid 76er fan . . Doug Collins . . Canada . . become a lawyer. Thomas Koch Mickey Plans to live in Alaska ..NR..Karen.. Mr. Mack and Miss effert . . steak and salad . . green and blue. Bruce Ludwig lIDuckll Collects baseball cards . . blue . . library . . lunch with Wagner . . being manager of baseball team . . Christmas Dance. . getting Keys stone Degree . . Mr. Klingler . . spaghetti. Senior Candids 167 LeAnn Lutz LeAnn Strausstown Rod 8: Gun Club . . Spa- ghetti . . partying 81 dancing to Rock Salt . . Fuoti . . cos- metology . . getting married to Mark . . green . . Rock 84 Roll is Here to Stay . n-2 EZ Um U3 Thomas Murdough T. Murd Water skiing . . Stone Harbor . . Mr. Mc- Comsey . . olive drab . . Saturday in the Park . . working on my jeep . . steak sandwich. 168 Senior Candids Terri Lutz Terri Mr. Hermann . . Ari- zona . . Italian food .. 11th grade class trip . . sitting on Elco's side at football games . . Tony Narducci . . bicycling, talking 84 walks . . Mr. Morgan. 1 l'. 1 '4 lx I 'A M .1 ' ,:1?f5y'f 1' ' T. I A . .. -4: I' i if A 3 li W W ,iz ,N A-.,,. .-.1 Tl' - . jeff Merkel llBiddyIl Kim . . lobster . . Vo- Tech..Mr.Keehn.. silver . . dirt bikes . . cars . . 11th grade class trip . . mainten- ance mechanic. Norman Manbeck Norm Trapping, hunting . . going to Kansas City . . red. . Mr. Lutz 84 Mack. . FFA Ag.. '70 Mach I . . pork roast . . snowmobil- ing . . applesauce . . You'll have this. Brenda Miller lIBupperll Green . . pizza . . music . . Brett . . Christmas Dance . . dancing . . Shaner . . football games . . Mr. Morgan. Deb Muthard lIMuttIl Helping people . . Schmoyers . . pizza and steak . . Stern's science class , . Vo- Tech..L.P.N ..Texas . . Troup . . yellow. lane Nase ulaneu Need Camp . . blue . . fighting the red coats . . Libra . . horse- back riding, tennis, play-guitar and bowl- ing . . B.A.B . . Span- ish . . Shaner . . McDonald's. I nt an I3--Lf' - Lisa Mastrangelo Lisa Spanish class 8: B.A.B . . Bowie . . Stern . . parties . . traveling . . going to the Pond . . McDonald's . . Big Daddy's . . play- ing cards . . lunch with Mr. Hess . . Ziggy Stardust. Rick Miller Dickey Sleeping . . Adv. Chem and Adv. Bio. . billard shooting . . pizza . . Tell me about itI . . Stern and Hess . . purple . . Physic's lab. Candance Ney llcandyli Mike. .blue Mustang . . Bernie and the Flyers . . orange 8: black . . many years of school with Dayl, Becky and Cindy . . tech with Lois 8: Chris . . Phila. class trip. john McDonald ulohnll Study halls . . 11th grade class trip . . Hershey chocolate bars . . Washington, D.C. . . cooking . . watching movies . . Taurus. Shelley Miller Shelley Cosmetology . . piano . . singing . . 11th grade class trip . . purple . . Ms. More- craft . . Italian food . . baby boy. Arthur Noss Moon Rat Vo-Ag . . trapping . . 9th grade Eng. with Skitch . . Shaner . . apple pie . . Mr. Mack . . snowmobiling . . green. Scott Meiser Scott Leaving school to . . golf . . pinochle . . Mort and Dot . Whiz Redcay a Courageous Mes- singer . . sleddir parties . . Haley P . . McDonald's. . N trip. 5'-r' Michele Moyer Shelly Neil Young . . . P . . Shrimp Tails skiing ng to n . . green . . Gand the Gray.. 11th gr class trip. I ru- Rebecca Ohlinger llBig OH Mr. Morgan . ..bIue..4lf19.. Practice. . ham on . . Todd . . Colon Inn . . If . . my niversary . . troubl Christmas . . Ney. Oxenreider . . Kevin . . blue 84 yellow.. your prob- 2 . . Stand Tall rs. Bickel . . Eng- Lit. . Mr. Kuczala. e Reppert class trip Your Faw- . . art, horses . . . . N.Y. . Mrs. Rush cooking, '76 Prom with Stern York . . drama mint chocolate p . . travelling u the West . . rch 27 . . The g 84 l . . nursing an occupation. George Painter George Getting suspended for 1st time . . beach . . blue . . science 8: math . . Shaner . . What's happen- ing . . Mrs. Baer . . electronics . . plans to enlist in the marines . . clams. George Riegel George Wildwood, N.j. . blue . . Italian food . . shop math with Mr. Lutz . . Bonnie Lucas . . fishing . . hockey . . welding . . Vo- Tech . . watching the Flyers. Lori Ruth Lori leans . . playing cards . . Systems with Mr. Lutz . . Cool Whip . . Wilson basketball game . . play parties . . Philly class trip . . lunch 84 the Mafia . . Consumer. Alan Phillips llpetell You Can't Take It With You . . Ms. Morecraft . . filet mignon . . Beth . . weekends, vacation . . photography, Hi-Fi . . Spanish trip to New York City . . Taking It to the Streets . . girls. Patti Rightmyer Snake Taking walks . . the quarry. . blue . . Eng- lish Lit . . Shaner . . Paul Wagner . . meet- ing people . . I Can See Clearly Now . . enchiritos. ,ral al' ll rx- Rebecca Ruth llgeckyll Lunch table . . Elton john . . band . . Ru- fus . . physics par- ties . . good movies . . softball . . musicals . . Oh, it's cute! . . reads constantly . . listens to WYSP 81 WFLN Paul Putt Ilcholl Upstate in Sullivan County . . P.O.D. . Nancy . . black . . pizza . . girls, hunt- ing, fishing, trapping . . lt's a long day there . . Mr. Her- mann . . being Mr. Fuoti. ,L ,, -1 bk A 1 4 ' 7' - FSL y , ' W. My 'D'-4 .1 l N Q' F Xt . ' Y T' all I ly X , .al Satu Roppanen llsatull Exchange student from Finland . . likes basketball games . . Mr. Rothfus . . draw- ing class . . art, travel . . blue . . Sarah . . Crazy . . eggs. Ted Ruth Horse vo-Tech . . cabin . . carpentry . . Roma Pizza . . bowling . . P.O.D. . Mack 81 Klinger . . Is that your IQ? . . Shop Math . . blue..shoot- ing pool . . hunting. Victor Ramos llvicll Puerto Rico . . Mr. Stranko . . fish heads and rice . . What's happening . F-3 . . standing ovation at assembly. . pro-soccer . . Rock 81 Roll All Night . . sports. li. Kevin Rothermel lljayfl Pizza . . Shaner . . blue . . Campground at Co-calico Creek . . English . . plans to be a truck driver . . 1975 football team . . john Rampolla. 3 Kelli Sanders IlKeIll Business . . pizza . . Shippensburg . . 4-16-59 . . Get Outl . . horseback riding . . hockey . . Mr. Morgan and his weight watching . . State Track Meet . . Skunky . lx . Kenneth Randall Ninnie Plans to play NFL Foot ball , . girls, parties, sports . . Shaner, Morecraft . . Varsity wrestling match with Muhlenberg. David Schaeffer llspacell Cars . . art . . parties . . Monty Python . . burgundy . . chili . . Get Outl . . Led Zeppelin . . when I went to get my car and it was gone. Senior Candids 169 'Fl Selena Schaeffer Selena Blue . . art . . pizza .. Mr. Morgan . . 11th grade class trip . . Of- fice Practice . . secretary. J-Hi zz Q... on CID Mark Snyder Mark Wood shop . . blue pizza . . class trip to Washington . .slot cars . . assemblies . . Mr. Stranko . . plans to get a job. 170 Senior Candids Kim Schlappich Aardvark Cosmetology . . cut- ting hair . . skating .. Dave . . spending money . . vans . . Blue lay . . Stairway to Heaven . . purple. . Bug offl . Charles Simpson Sheep cam-m Physics homework . . Pappy Golden . . lunch the day of 11th grade class trip . . chocolate raisins . . Mr. Hartranft 81 the clock. . Advanced Bio. 81 Chem . . blue. Scott Snyder Gott Lobster 81 shrimp . . black . . Natural Re- sources . . Mr. Mack ..BigE..sports.. trip to New York with Spanish class . . plans to go in the service. Robin Schmeck Robin Banquets.. New York . . Chemistry with Bucky...Leo...Take Me Home, Country Road . . john . . lasa- gna..Munich..blue . . Mrs. Laffredo . . pen-pals. Robert Smilak Ilgobll Sledding parties. .the Quickie. . Beach Boys concerts . . drawing class. . clams. . Fun, Fun, Fun'4 . . wood working. james Sonon lllimll Physics with Noll . . cruising in the Bat- mobile . . '76ers . . B.S.F. . . being threat- ened by Mr. Golden . .goofing off. .Wash- ington class trip . . Long Time . W Robert Shelow llBobIl Canada .- . Olivia Newton-john . . pizza . . blue . . Pittsburgh Pirates 81 Steelers . . When the going gets tough the tough get going . . football . . hunting. Cynthia Smith Cinderella Hawaii . . crickett . . Mrs. Krick . . gym . . Tonight's the Night . . Must I? . . Italian sandwiches . . Mike, Cheryl. . class trip.. baseball, swimming, volleyball. Cheryl Speece Cheryl Home-Ec. . pizza . . You'll have this . . Dave..Mrs.Grimes.. P.O.D. with Mr. Sei- farth . . making rugs . . plans to get married. X ,,. --.- Daniel Shuman Mantis Washington class trip . . 7th period S.H. . Senior lunch . . You'll have this . . tennis .. playing piano . . Looking for the right one . . 10-4 . . eating. Kimberly Smith llximll Europe '76 . . joe . . Stern 84 chem. . . Lu- zerne . . Need Camp.. physics homework.. macrame' . . The eggs done fell in the sink . . Schmoyer . . Time in a Bottle. Patricia Steffe Patti My watch. .green . . Morgan . . shrimp . . Mastrangelo's Mafia. . Office Practice. .ten- nis . . McDonald's . . Luzerne, Switzerland . . going to the pond . . swimming . . a Guidon. Monika Siefried IIMOII Mountains . pizza . . reading . Shaner . music . . Stern . . sports. Lisa Smith Smitty Building the float . . Watch . . Rob . . Cool . . D-2 . . rowdie green . . dancing McDonald's .. . . Mastrangelo's . . parties . . hockey talking. Kim Steinman lIKimll Shop Math with Lutz . . hunting, ping, fishing . . trict medal . . mee jenny . . raw clams N.R. . Look out Royer, Mack 84 I' Comsey . . be a warden. Stone Biology lay 3, '59 . . party- . . Saturday nights. Mr B. . Pebble Gary Stoudt llcaryll Blue . . seafood . . Mr. Shaner, Mr. Stern . . fireworks at Vo-Tech . . cars . . plans to own a garage . . riding motorcycle on trails. Dayl Strause lIDaylll Need Camp Counse- lor. . music. . bowling . . What can I say? . . Big O . . maroon goon . . steak . . knocking off . . Boogiel . . sloe gin 8: coke . . purple . . 45 Franklin Stricker Monkey Bowling . . liver . . blue..Mack ..bomb scare . . 7th grade geo- graphy . . Lynn Swann . . baseball, hunting.. Florida . . Dream Weaver . Dennis Sweinhart lloennyfl Baseball . .blue . . Mrs. Bickel, Mr. Hess . . Phillies. .Washington class trip . . driving the Falcon to school . . Olivia Newton-john . . pizza . . Analyt. Ulrich Patricia Ulrich llpatll . . Honky Tonks. Charlotte Talys Charlie Love Hurts . . Italian sandwich . . jerry . . purple . . Mr. Shaner . . 10th grade class trip . . ceramics . . get married . . November 26. Mark Wagner Mark Chris Thompson Chris Painting . . Tony . . Morecraft and Baer.. first day of 7th grade . . college . . animals. I li .133 f I ' I ig 7 i, . . L I .,!' '.- 'g - . I fl : l x , Q if f . - -'f 'f i' ,P f f-Q - -- al . Kathy Tranquillo Trank s 1. .A , . L ,+A V z fn' , i 1 As .E+ so is M 1 W F YL' C '-'l il ffl john Stuck Rabbit Blue jay . . P.O.D. . . welding . . Vo-Tech . . Skitch's English class . . steak sand- wiches . . blue . . Sei- farth . . 12-7-59. David Stump Point Vo-Ag . . jail Break . . blue . . pizza. . Lebanon . . cars, hunt- ing . . 11th grade class trip . . motor- cycle . . 12th grade English . . 10-20-59. Steve Trimble Wm Vo-Tech.. hunting.. horse shows . . steak playing l'l0Ckey . . Blue . . Morgan 81 lobster . . You'll have this . . horse- back riding . . Eric Office Practice . . More Than a Feel- ing . . working in an office. driving around . partying . . Blue lay , , . . Robesonia Play- ground . . Data Pro- cessing at Tech . . the wangs . . October 31 .. work. Raymond Wagner Paul cars 84 ing.. motorcycle g . . Cheez . . pizza . . likes to American 8: English Lit . . green . . pizza . . college . . listening to music. . Chemistry . . lf . . meeting a very special friend . . math classes. . reading musicals. Blue . . Germany . . Mr. Noll . . girls . . Penn State . . snow fights on Mount Pila- tus . . defeated tennis season . . Einmal biew bitte? . . It's a Living Thing . . Academic. William Walker Mabel My chopper . . cars .. Hair of the Dog . . streets of Lebanon . . 11th grade math . . blue . . Tina . . trip to Atlantic City . . hunt- ing . . driving around before school . . steak. Susan Webber Ilsuell C-wing homeroom 4 years . . powder blue ..lasagna..Mr. Mes- singer. .standing ova- tion for Hello Dolly . . stalling Stanley . . l.G.A. . . singing . . sewing . . Eddie . . Huhl . Senior Candids 171 Dawn Wenrich Bubbles Blue lay . . chili . . Of- fice Practice with Mr Morgan ..Jay. .work- ing in the school store . . driving a 73 Nova Supersport.. bowling and swimming. n-2 ZZ. EW U3 172 Senior Candids Ivy Wenrich lllvyll Vo-Tech . . jan . . mint green . . pizza and spa- ghetti . . crochet . . Mrs. Ebling . . English with Shaner . ,, lf . . watching T.V. . . cos- metology . . riding bike. Scott Young Youngster Orange . . Build '32 Ford coupe . . deep fried shrimp . . work- ing on cars . . Army Reserve 84 construction. Ferryl Wessner Morris Race bikes . . Cali- fornia . . my car . . Vo-Tech . . hunting and swimming. Charles Zechman Chuck Canada . . Clint East- wood . . cars, hunting 81 racing. .electronics . . Daytona. . blue . . 12 grade English Italian food . . Coast Guard. Brian Williams Burnout Cruising . . cars . . Catch you later 81 take it easy . . party- ing. . pizza. . hunting . . lobster. Sharon Zechman Carrot Eric. . blue . . sewing, reading . . English Lit . . music activity . . '73 football band 81 being I-C champs . . plans to be a nurse. . i 1 .1 5, jf, ii' S.-52' if F 25-ii 35,5 C - -3 --1, f in -' : 4 Lynette Wolfie Wolfie Auch, gut . . Ocean City, Md. . class clown .. playing the guitar.. baby blue . . Flick . . volleyball with Diane 81 Sherry . . scoping out the guys . . sleeping. Rick Zerbe llRicklf New York trip. . musi- cals . . sledding . . parties . . Kelly . . green . . Coura- geous Miss Mur- dough's office. .steak sandwiches . . Mr. Hartranft . . gym . . accounting . . golf. Diane Yoh llDill Cabbage . . . . eating . . . . Stone Harbor Munbles . . . . aprons . . 74 Country meet . swimming . . B Mr. Stern . . labs with Lisa. 1 Raymond llkayll Races . . bomb . . brown Shaner . . English hunting, fishing, ping . . future p include farming. W l X SENIOR ACTIVITY ROSTER Kim Adams Hockey 2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Soft- ball 3,45 Intra. Bowling 3,45 S.C. 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 School Store 45 Y-Teens 25 Prom Commitee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Nancy Bailey X-Country Manager 45 Class Officer 3,45 Football Band 1,2,3,45 Pit 35 May Day Band 1,2,35 Commencement Band 1,25 Marching 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choraleers 3,45 Chorus Officer 45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Girl's Tennis 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 45 County, District, Region ll State Chorus, 3,45 jr. Miss 4. Kathy Balthaser FBLA, Vice President 2,3,45 School Store 4. Tony Beach Football 1,2,3,45 Boy's Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 1. Brad Beamsderfer Football Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 3,45 May Day Band 1,2,35 Commencement Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 2,3,45 Musical 2,35 SC 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Drama 45 NHS 3,45 WTCW 45 Need Camp 3. Sherron Beck Chorus 15 Hockey 1,25 Track 25 Intramurals 1,25 Be-Teen Rep. 3,4. Kevin Beebe Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 HR. Pres. 15 HR VP 25 Chorus 4. Tina Bennethum Chorus 1,2. Ralph Bleistein Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Debra Boyer Basketball 152,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Inter- preter 1,25 FBLA 2,3,45 Parliamentarian, 35 School Store 4. Thom Boyer Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 45 Need Camp 4, Carl Brenneman IA 4. lim Brossman Vica 3,4. lon Brubaker Football 2,3,45 Tennis 35 Baseball 25 Drama 3,4. Darrell Buffenmeyer Football 35 Baseball 1,2,35 Intra. Bowling 25 Intramurals 15 Wildlife 1. Randy Burkhart Chorus 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Musical 2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3, Winter Track 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Man- ager 15 WTCW 45 Homeroom Pres. 4. Sherry Calabro Chorus 1,25 Musical 1,25 FNA 45 Lib. Assist. 1,25 Volunteer Work 3,-I. Mike Chelius Football 1,35 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Mitch Chelius Football 1,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Bowling 1,3,4. Chuck Clark Chorus 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Musical 2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Stacey Collom Football Band 1,2,3,45 Pit Band 1,2,35 May Day Band 1,2,35 Commencement Band 1, 2,35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert 1,2, 3,45 Girl's Pep Band 15 Officer 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Choraleers 45 Musi- cal 45 Softball 2,3,45 Interpreter 1,2,3,45 Feature,Editor 3,45 Y-Teens 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Foreign Exchange 45 County Band 3,45 District Band 35 County Chorus 4. Dolores Culler Bowling 3,45 Intra. Bowling 2,3,45 Drama 1,3,45 Interpreter 25 FHA 15 Photo Club 2. Stacy Dolla Marching Band 15 Guidons 15 Chorus 1,2,35 Musical 1,2,35 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Captain 35 Track 1,25 Bowling 25 Track Manager 35 SC 2,45 Weicon 45 School Store 45 Y-Teens 2,35 Homeroom Office 1. Terry Druckenmiller IA 'l,4. Colleen Ebling Weicon 45 School Store 45 Volunteer 45 Weicon Bus. Staff 45 FBLA 2,3,45 Chorus 1. Mark Elvin Chorus 45 Football 15 Manager 2,3,45 Winter Track 2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 4. Penny Eshbach Majorettes 1,2,35 GirI's Chorus 45 Musi- cal 1,2,45 Basketball 1,25 Cheerleading 3,45 Tennis 15 Softball 2,3,45 Drama 1,25 FHA 15 Y-Teens 25 Tammy Esterly Intramurals 15 Interpreter 15 FHA, Pres. 15 WTCW 4, School Store 45 Library Assist. 25 Class Officer 45 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Diane Fessler Intramurals 1,25 Horticulture 25 FHA 15 NHS 3,4. Lucinda Firestine Band, Football 1,2,3,45 Pit 1,3,45 May Day Band 1,2,3,45 Commencement 1,2,3,45 Marching 1,2,3,45 Concert 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Chorus 15 Statistician 45 Drama 3,45 NHS 3,45 Library Assist. 1,2,3,4. Maryann Price Fiscus Color Guard 15 SC 35 FBLA 4. Ed Fishburn Basketball Manager 2,3,45 FFA 1,25 VO Ag 1,2,3,45 IA 1. Pete Fisher Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Musical 2,3,45 Soccer 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Winter Track 45 Tennis 2,3,45 Statistician 15 SC 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,2,3,45 Pres.5 WTCW 2,3,45 Manager 4: Homeroom Officer 1, Nancy Fix Library Assistant 1,2,3,4. Debra Frazer Stage Band 1,25 May Day 15 Marching 1,25 Concert 1,25 Officer 15 Chorus 15 Officer 15 Musical 25 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 FBLA 15 Library Assist. 15 School Store 45 Weicon 4. Chris Freeman Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Tony Galeo Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 SC 1, 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Need Camp 35 Home- room Officer 1,35 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Vanessa Garrett Bowling 25 Intra. Bowling 1,2,45 Drama 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 FBLA 2,3,45 Sec. 35 Pres. 45 Wildlife 15 School Store 45 Library Assist. 1,2. Dolores Gehman DECA Marie Gelsinger Football Band 2,35 Stage 2,3,45 Pit 1,2,3,45 May Day Band 2,3,45 Commencement Band 2,35 Marching 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 GirI's Pep Band 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Choraleers 45 Officer 45 NHS 3,45 County Chorus 81 Orchestra 3,45 District Chorus 8r Orchestra 45 Volunteer work 3,4. Louise Gerhart Chorus 15 Intramurals 15 FBLA 2,45 School Store 45 Library Assist. 1,2. Bonnie Gilbert Chorus 1,2,35 GirI's Chorus 45 Officer 45 Musical 2,35 Cheerleading 45 Wrestling Manager 15 Basketball Manager lGirI'sJ 35 Drama 45 Weicon 45 Intramurals 25 FBLA 2,3,45 School Store 45 Library Assist. 1,35 Volunteer Work 4. Glenn Glass VICA 2,3,45 SC lVo-Techl 4. Meredith Gracey GirI's Chorus 45 NHS 3,45 FNA 2,45 Volun- teer 4. Tom Grajewski Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Winter Track 45 Track 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,4, Class Officer 45 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 4. Greg Graupp Basketball 15 FFA 1,2,45 VO AG 1,2,45 Wildlife 15 VICA 3. Mike Graupp VO AG 25 Science Club 15 VICA 3. Suzanne Graupp May Day 45 X-Country Manager 45 Weicon 45 French Club 4. Jeri Groff Need Camp 35 FBLA 35 FNA 45 School Store 45 Volunteer 45 B-Ball Manager fGirl'sJ2. Wendy Guistwite Chorus 15 Drama 25 Weicon 3,45 Editor 45 NHS 3,45 Interpreter 15 School Store 45 Manager 45 Library Assist. 2,3,45 Home- 173 room Officer 2,45 Prom Committee 35 Volunteer 25 Commencement Usher 1,2,35 May Day 4. Corrine Haley Chorus 15 Girl's Basketball Manager 25 Interpreter 15 FBLA 35 School Store 45 Volunteer 4. Kirk Haley Football 15 Winter Track 15 Track 1,2,45 FFA 1. Dwight Harding Football Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 May Day Band 2,35 Commencement Band 35 Marching 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,25 Intramurals 15 VO AG 3,45 Science Club 1,2. Gail Harris May Day Band 35 Hockey 1,25 School Store 4. Lisa Hartman Majorettes 15 Chorus 1,2,35 Musical 1,2,35 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Tennis 15 SC 1,2,3,45 Weicon 45 Intramurals 1,2, Interpreter 25 Y-Teens 2,35 Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,45 Volunteer 3. Barby Hartranft Majorettes 1,2,3,45 Capt. 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Weicon 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Volunteer Work 3,45 Yearbook Business 4. Dru Hartranft Football Band 1,25 Marching 1,25 Concert 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Musical. 2,3,45 Drama 15 Interpreter 15 Y-Teens 25 Homeroom Officer 15 May Day 1. Scott Hartranft Musical 25 Soccer 1,2,3,4. Boy's Basket- ball 15 Intramural Bowling 1,2,3. Dale Hatt Intramural Bowling 1,2,3,45 Vica 3,4. Bob Hillegas Football Band 15 Pep Band 15 Audio Visual 15 VO AG 2,35 Wildlife 15 Science Club 2. Dale Hirschbock Musical 3,45 Football 3,45 Cross Country 25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Karen Hoppman Girl's Basketball Manager 15 Statistician 45 Drama 25 Weicon 3,45 NHS 3,45 Sec.fTreas. 45 Interpreter 1,3,45 Library Assist. 1,25 Y-Teens 2,35 Majorette 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee club 45 Choraleers 45 Officer 45 Musical 2,3,45 Cheerleading 2,35 Home- room Officer 45 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 4. Deb Houck Majorettes 1,2,3,4. jill Hubbell Guidon 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,35 Track 15 SC 45 Drama 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Y-Teens 2,35 Home- room Officer 1,2,3,4. Carole Humphrey Football Band 1,25 Commencement Band 15 Marching 1,25 Concert 1,25' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Musical 2,3,45 May Day 1,2. 174 David Hynson Football 25 Tennis 3. Alice Katzaman Chorus 15 Musical 35 Hockey Manager 2,3,45 Boys Basketball Manager 45 National Honor Society 3,45 FNA 15 Library Assist- ant 1,2,35 Volunteer Work 3,4. Susan Keener Football Band 1,25 Commencement 25 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 FBLA 2,3,45 School 4. Tammy Keller Football Band 1,25 May-Day Band 1,25 Commencement 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 25 Chorus 15 Cheerleading Wrestling 35 Volunteer Work 3,4. Thomas Kennedy Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Choraleers 3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Soccer 2,3,4. Deborah Kirkpatrick Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Hockey 2,35 Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 john Wanamaker's Teen Board 3,45 MS Queen 35 Student Coun- cil 1,2,35 Vice President 45 Drama 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3. Diane Klick Chorus 2,3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Tennis 25 Softball 2,35 Girls Basketball 2,35 Drama 45 Weicon 45 Intramurals 1,25 FNA 2,3,45 FBLA 3,45 FBLA Reporter 45 School Store 45 Volunteer Work 3,4. Donna Klopp Chorus 15 Wrestling Cheerleader 3,45 Weicon 45 Drama 45 FBLA 3,45 Softball 25 School Store 4. Tom Koch Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Musical 2,3,45 Football 15 Soccer 3,45 Boy's Basketball 1,2,3,45 Sportsman's Club 25 Sandra Krick Hockey 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 National Honor Society President 45 Inter- preter 15 Science Club 25 SMSS45 Volunteer Work 2,3,4. jeffrey Labe Baseball 1,2,3. Christian Lally FBLA 3,4. Donna Lamm Chorus 15 Hockey 2,3,45 Girl's Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Weicon 45 Wildlife 15 Science Club 15 School Store 45 Y-Teens 2,35 Class Officer 2,35 X-mas Committee 3. Evanor Lamm FBLA 3,45 Science Club 2. Kay Layser Boy's Track Manager 2,35 X-Country Man- ager 25 FBLA 45 Homeroom Officer 1: Robert Lebo Soccer 1,3,45 Golf 25 Wrestling 15 Track 3,45 Baseball 25 Student Council 45 Drama 1,25 FFA 3,45 Wildlife 15 Vo Age 3,45 Class Officer 35 Sportsman's Club 2. Rod Lebo Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,45 Tennis 35 Base- ball 25 Need Camp 35 Class Officer 15 Sportsman's Club 2. jon Lightner Football 15 Boy's Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Radio Station 45 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 X-mas Dance Committee 4. Bruce Ludwig Baseball 3,45 Bowling 45 FFA 1,2,3,45 VO AG 1,2,3,45 Horticulture 2,35 Industrial Arts 1,45 NEED Camp Alternate 35 Library Assist. 4. LeAnn Lutz VICA 4. Terri Lutz Ilntramurals 1,25 FBLA 2,35 Library Assist. ,2. Norman Manbeck Chorus 45 Wrestling 15 FFA 1,2,3,45 Vice- President, President5 VO AG 1,2,3,45 Wild- ife 1. Lisa Mastrangelo Chorus 1,2,35 Girl's Chorus 45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Girl's Tennis 1,25 Bowling 45 Intra- mural Bowling 45 Drama 1,25 Weicon 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Class Treasurer 35 Homeroom secretary 15 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 4. john McDonald Science Club 1. Scott Meiser Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Boy's Basketball 1,2,3,4. jeff Merkel Pep Band 15 Photo club 25 AV 15 VO ACI 25 Wildlife 15 Science Club 2. Brenda Miller Bandfront 2,3,45 FNA 15 Girl's Basket- ball Cheering 3. Richard Miller Winter Track 45 Drama 45 Weicon 35 NHS 3,4. Michele Moyer Football Band 1,25 Stage Band 15 Pit Band 15 May Day Band 15 Commencement Band 15 Marching 2,35 Concert Band 1,25 Cho- rus 1,2,35 Girl's Chorus 45 Musical 2,3,45 Drama 25 Weicon 45 Prom Committee 3. Tom Murdough Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Soccer 2,35 Basketball 1,35 Winter Track 45 Track 2,3,45 WTCW 4. Deb Muthard FNA 25 Handicrafts 25 Vica 45 Volunteer Work 3,4. jane Nase Majorettes 15 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Girl's Tennis 2,3,45 Intra. Bowling 45 SC 2,35 NHS 3,45 Need Camp 35 Class Officer 2,35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Candy Ney May Day 25 Commencement Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 Intra. Bowling 25 Intramurals 1,25 Photo Club 35 Vica 3. Arthur Noss Drama 15 FFA 1,2,3,45 VO AG 1,2,3,45 Wildlife 15 IA 1. Becky Ohlinger Intramurals 1,25 FBLA 1,2. Marliese Oxenreider Color Guard 1,25 Chorus 45 Football Man- ager 3,45 French Club 35 Christmas Dance Committee 45 Volunteer 4. Alan Phillips Golf 2,3,45 Drama 45 NHS 3,45 WTCW 45 Baseball 2,3,4. Paul Putt Chorus 15 Soccer 1,25 Basketball 15 Winter Track 25 Track 1,2. Victor Ramos Football 3,45 Soccer 1,2,3545 Boy's Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 B0y's Track 1,2,3,4. Ken Randall Cross Country 2,3,45 Boy's Basketball 35 Wrestling 2,4, Roseanne Reppert May Day 1,35 Girl's Chorus 1,45 Musical 3. George Riegel Football 15 Boy's Basketball 15 VICA 3,4. Satu Roppanen May Day 4. Kevin Rothermel Football 1,35 Audio Visual 15 Industrial Arts 2. Kerri Rush Commencement Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 15 Chorus 1,253,45 Basketball Cheer- leading 1,2,35 Girl's Track 15 Soccer Line Girls 35 Dancing 1,2,3,4. Lori Ruth Chorus 1,2,3,45 Chorus Officer 1,45 Musi- cal 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Basketball 81 Foot- ball Cheerleading 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Drama 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Class Officer 25 Prom Committee 35 X-mas 4. Becky Ruth Football Band 1,2,3,45 May Day 2,3,45 Commencement Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Band Librarian 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Choraleers 4, Musical 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3,45 Softball 2, 3,45 Weicon 3,45 NHS 3,45 Intramurals 15 Interpreter 2,3,45 Library Assist. 2,3, Ted Ruth Football 15 Bowling 2, FFA 15 VO AG 1,4. Kelli Sanders Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Basketball 81 Football Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Tennis 15 Girl's Track 2,35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Drama 1,25 NHS 45 School Store Manager 45 Y-Teens 2,3. Selena Schaeffer Girl's Basketball 15 FBLA 2, Chorus 1. Kim Schlappich Girl's Basketball Manager 25 FHA 15 VICA 3,4. Robin Schmeck Football Band 35 Marching Band 35 Hockey Manager 45 Interpreter 15 FNA 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Library Assist. 1,2,3,45 Volunteer Work 2,3,45 Nurse's Assist. Bob Shelow Football 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 VO AG 15 Wildlife 15 Need Camp 3. Dan Shuman Band 1,2 tFootballI5 Stage Band 1,2,35 Pit Band 1,2,35 May Day Band 1,2,35 Com- mencement 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 2. Monika Siegfried Intramural Bowling 3,45 Girl's Basketball Manager 25 Hockey Manager 35 Drama Club 3,45 Weicon 3,45 Interpreter 3. Charles Simpson Winter Track 45 Track 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Interpreter 15 Science Club 1,25 Homeroom Officer 2. Robert Smilak Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,25 I.A. Shop Assistant 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Cindy Smith VICA 3,4. Kim Smith Musical 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 N.H.S. V.P. 3,45 F.N.A. V.P. 35 F.N.A. Pres. 45 French Club 45 Need Camp 35 Library Asst. 2,35 Russian Club 25 Volunteer Work 3,4. Lisa Smith Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girl's Chorus 45 Musical 2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Basketball Cheer- leading 25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Weicon 45 School Store 45 Y-Teens 2,3 Prom Com- mittee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Mark Snyder Tennis 3. Scott Snyder Football 15 Soccer 2,3,45 Wrestling 15 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Sportsman's Club 25 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Wildlife 15 Vo-Ag 4. james Sonon Football 15 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Bowling 35 Basketball Manager 1,25 N.H.S. 3,45 Intra- murals 15 Science Club 15 Homeroom Of- ficer 3,4. Patti Steffe Guidons 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Girl's Basketball Cheerleading 25 Wrestling Cheerleading 45 Tennis 1,2,35 Drama 25 Weicon 3,45 School Store 4. Kim Steinman Football Band 15 Pep Band 15 Marching Band 15 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Winter Track 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Audio Visual 2,3,45 Science Club 1,2. jeff Stone Track 2,3. Gary Stoudt Footbll Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 May Day Band 2,35 Commencement Band 15 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 VICA 4. Dayl Strause Bowling 2,3,45 Intramural Bowling 2,3,45 FBLA 25 School Store 45 Need Camp 3. Frank Stricker Intramural Bowling 1,4. john Stuck Football 15 Wrestling 15 VICA 3,4. David Stump Vo-Ag 1,2,3,4. Christina Thompson Intramurals 15 Photoclub5 Librarian 25 Tutor. Kathy Tranquillo Girl's Chorus 1,25 Musical 25 Girl's Bas- ketball 1,25 Intramural Bowling 2,35 X- country Manager 2,35 Intramurals 15 FBLA 3,45 School Store 4. Steve Trimble Chorus 15 VICA 2,3,4. Pat Ulrich Chorus 1,25 Girl's Chorus 45 Musical 1,2545 N.H.S. 3,45 Interpreter 2. Mark Wagner Tennis 1,2,35 Intramural Bowling 45 N.H.S. 3,45 SMSS 4. William Walker FFA 'l. Susan Webber Chorus 1,2,45 Glee Club 45 Musical 1,2,45 FBLA 4. Dawn Wenrich Bowlign 45 Intramural Bowling 53,45 School Store 4. Ivy Wenrich May Day Band 3,45 Marching Band 15 Concert Band 15 VICA 4. Feryl Wessner Football Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Stage Band 1,25 Pit band 1,25 May Day Band 1,2,35 Commencement Band 1,2,35 Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Band Officer 15 VICA 2. Lynette Wolfe Football Band 15 Marching Band 15 Girl's Chorus 15 Girl's Basketball 1,25 Girl's Ten- nis 15 Softball 2,35 Student Council 15 Drama 45 Weicon 45 Intramurals 25 FNA 2,3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 School Store 45 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Volunteer Work 3,4. Diane Yoh Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Musical 1,2, 3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading Football and Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Girl's Track 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Drama 1,25 Weicon 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Dance Committee 4. Charles Zechman Pep Band 1,25 May Day Band 1,25 Com- mencement Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Boy's Tennis 1,2,35 VICA 4. 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