Dallastown Area High School - Spectator Yearbook (Dallastown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1968 volume:

SPECTATOR '68 MISS VICTORIA YASENCHAK-LITERARY ADVISOR JOHN ROSSELL-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CAROL GANSS-ASSISTANT EDITOR MR. DOUGLAS SMITH-BUSINESS ADVISOR KATHY EBERLY-BUSINESS MANAGER PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS DALLASTOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL DALLASTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Try To Remember Try to remember the kind of September when life was slow and oh so mellow Try to remember the kind of September when grass was green and grain was yellow Try to remember the kind of September when you were a tender and callow fellow Try to remember and if you remember then follow, follow, follow. Try to remember when life was so tender that no one wept except the willow Try to remember the kind of September when love was an ember about to billow Try to remember and if you remember then follow, follow, follow. Deep in December it's nice to remember although you know the snow will follow Deep in December it's nice to remember the fire of September that made us mellow Deep in December our hearts should remember and follow, follow, follow. CONTENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Dianne Gloeckler, Connie Smith SENIORS Ann Cleaver, Karen Attig ACTIVITIES Linda Bupp, Cathy Werner SPORTS Mari-ann Luckenbaugh, Greg Creitz UNDERCLASSMEN Dave Wilson, Carolyn Eberly ADVERTISEMENTS AND PATRONS Dianne Gloeckler, Ann Cleaver ART EDITOR Greg Myers COPY WRITER Kathy Hengst PHOTOGRAPHER Mark Kovacs TYPISTS Judy Enfield, Marlene McCleary FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION TRY TO REMEMBER yv-. c - ADMINISTRATION: THE Familiar to all the students at Dallastown is Clair A. Trout, our principal. Assisted by A. Neil Harvey in the senior high build- ing and Murray E. Davidson in the junior high building, these three men bear the re- sponsibility of school discipline and student activities at Dallastown. Principal Clair A. Trout Assistant Principal A. Neil Harvey An essential part of our school system, our School Board de- cides the school policy and ap- proves of or rejects questions brought before it. A product of our democracy, its members are elected by the community which they serve. Curriculum coordinator Jo- seph Rojahn reviews and revises the subjects offered to students at Dallastown so that they are able to study the most modern and useful courses available. Curriculum Coordinator Joseph Rojahn Associate Business Manager Owen Statler Business Manager Carl Clatfelter GUIDING FACTOR Supervising Principal S. Ray Grimm. Jr. Assistant Principal Murray E. Davidson Assuming the responsibility of planning and organizing the educational program of our dis- trict, S. Ray Grimm, Jr., our supervising principal, plays an important part in the effec- tive functioning of our school system. He is as- sisted by Business Manager Carl Glatfelter, and Associate Business Manager Owen Statler. I lueiMiiin 'Jill.'f if LIB LI SEATED: D- Fitz, R. Bruns, C. Shearer, M. Myers STANDINC: E. Adams, E. Shearer, W. Hess, Jr., T. Smith. C. Arnold. ENGLISH TEACHES THE VALUE OF SELF-EXPRESSION SEATED: B. Dcllcr, D. Emenheiser, R. Fcrtner STAND- ING: L. Ballets, E. Brown, P. Frwin. SOCIAL STUDIES LANGUAGES BOTH DECREASE THE BONDS OF SEPARATION BETWEEN THE STUDENT AND HIS FELLOW MAN L. Adams, L. Hudson. F. Bingaman, C. Burd. M. Finan, J. Akc. SF.ATFD: C. Jones, N. Miller, R. Orwig STANDING: A. Owens, W. SEATED: J. Krccgcr, V. McCoy STANDINC: D. Bence, L. Rohrbaugfr, B. Stein, R. Kchr. Straubel, J. Tluone, M. Willy. MATHEMATICS SEATED: V. Shenbcrgcr, D. Miller, S. Strayer STAND- ING: D. Smith, C. Spangler, G. Miller. SEATED: T. Allison, D. Lease, W. Foulk, STANDING: N. Kniscly, M. Crumbling, M. Berger, D. Miller. SCIENCE BOTH INSTILL LOGIC 10 W. Kehm, M. Gilbert, N. Harmon, R. Hcndershot, M. Anderson. THE ARTS ENRICH THE CURRICULUM Homo Ec.—A. Frits, Safety Ed.—M. Spingola, Home Ec.-- D. Moore, Agriculture—V. Reccski. Industrial Arts: W. Richardson, L. Zaman, D. Hivner, R. Roluer, C. Larkin. MUSIC AND ART PHYSICAL EDUCATION B. Laslcy, L. Croh, A. Brown, C. Langliart, J. Rcish, J. Beck, E. Innerst, E. Beaver. 11 SEATED: R. Dietz STANDING: R. Hess, C. Zockoll, D. Thomas. BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENT TEACHERS SFATF.D: R. Shacffer, S. Kaufman, M. Frcas STANDING: B. Tuscano, J. Otstot, B. Yeager. SEATED: R Arnold. P. King STANDINC: D. Romig, M. Walt- man, R Nabors. SECRETARIES SEATED: C. Keener STANDING: M. Shearer. J. Riedel. SEATED: V- Jamison, L. Gibson, L. Saylor, V. Saylor. STANDING: J. Mitzel, M. Landis, M. Krecker. V. Mc- Williams. CAFETERIA STAFF SEATED: R. Snyder, D. Wilson, M. Shaw, C. Cladfelter, S. Smith, H. Stein, M. Werner, M. Strausbaugh, H. Druck, C. Ferree, D. Ilyes, G. Rehmyer, E. Conway STANDING: R- Gable, C. Hivner, A. Lcppo, D. Livingston, R. Miller, D. Chronister, D. Hess, I. Everly, E. Stein, M. Allison. E. Snyder, V. Beck, R. Cood, M. Markey, R. Kreidler. BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS D. Fife. F- Howard. C- Godfrey, R. Waltermyer, M n M. Pi offer, E. Tyson, M. Becker, G. Hildebrand, J. Stump SENIORS CLASS OF 1968 JohnRossell, V. P.; Fred Bechtel, Pres.; Ruth Godfrey, Sec.; Ruth Marteny, Treas. CLASS SONG Words by Linda Bupp Music by Ned Strayer We, the class of sixty-eight, About to enter through the gate Of life and learning, trust, and truth. We leave behind our school and youth. We’ll always cherish the memories, though, As through this life we onward go, But always we must look ahead To greater heights as we've been led. We've learned so much the past few years As we look back with silent tears. Here we come, life, through your gate, We, the class of sixty-eight. CLASS ADVISOR: Mr. Douglas Smith CLASS MOTTO: It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. CLASS POEM When We've Left By Karen Moore For the future--when we've left--our destinies remain unknown. Will we wonder where we are, what we're doing, where we've gone? Perhaps we'll scan these pages and these words will be our own: We remember--don't forget us!--lor no matter what we've said, Even as our hearts arc living, so the mem'ries are not dead. Then we'll close this book and think of sunny paths we've ceased to tread. CLASS FLOWER: Daisy CLASS COLOR: Pale orange and cream 16 IN MEMORIAM McCRAESHRYOCK As we look back on the years spent at Dallastown, we cannot help but remember one who will not graduate with us. We, the class of 1968, dedicate this yearbook to the memory of McCrae Shryock, whose glowing personality and warm, friendly smile will never be forgotten. His enthusiasm toward education gave each of us the incentive to try a little harder. As the challenge of the adult world looms closer and closer, let us be willing to accept the responsibilities which we will soon be confronted with; let us honor and respect those qualities that were Mac's-- honesty, enthusiasm, loyalty, and sportsmanship; and let us strive to achieve the goals that would have been Mac's. 17 SUSAN H. ALEXANDER SUSAN M. AMBROSE DENNIS B. AMSPACHER EDWIN CHARLES ADAMS BARBARA E. ANSTADT REBECCA L. ANSTINE MARYANN BARSHINGER SUZANNE MARIE BARSHINGER MARSHA JUNE BEARD EDWIN CHARLES ADAMS—Ed; College Prep; Physical Education Teacher; Track 1; Baseball 2; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4. SUSAN HELEN ALEXANDER—Alex; College Prep; Dental Hygienst; Band 1,2,3,4; majorette 1,2,3; Colorguard 4; Class Play 3,4; Girls Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3; H.R. Secretary 1; National Honor Society 4. SUSAN MARIE AMBROSE—Sue; College Prep; Nurse; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Junior Classical League 1,2; FNA 3,4. DENNIS BURNELL AMSPACHER—Amspacher; Practical; Undecided; FFA 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ELAINE ANSTADT— Barb; College Prep; College; Cheerleader 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Beacon 3,4; Intramural basketball 1,2,3; Intra- mural Volleyball 2,3; Play Stage Manager 3; FT A 3. REBECCA LOUISE AN STINE--Becky; College Prep; English Teacher; Assembly 1,2,3,4; Beacon 1,2,3; Class Party 2; Girls Chorus 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Class Play 3,4; Con- cert Choir 3,4; Hockey Manager 3,4. SUSAN MARIE ARNOLD—Sue; College Prep; Psychologist; Spectator 4; Girls Softball 3; Girls Basketball 3. KAREN A. ATTIC—Peep; College Prep; Undecided; Cheerleader 1.2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Girls Basket- ball 2; Spectator Literary Staff 4; Homecoming 4; Cheerleading Club 1; Jr. Play, Kool Kats 4. MORENE LOUISE ATTIC—Renie; Commercial; Working with children; Girls Softball 3,4. ARTHUR H. BARRY--Art; College Prep; Electronics Engineering Technician; Future Scientist Club 2,3. MARYANN BARSHINGER—Barsh; Commercial; Beautician; Spectator 4. NANCY JANE BARSHINGER—Commercial; Sec- retary; Future Nurses Club 2. SUZANNE MARIE BARSHINGER—Sue; College Prep; Undecided. MARSHA JUNE BEARD—Commercial; Beautician; Chorus 1,2,3,4. RAYMOND FREDERICK BECHTEL—Fred; College Prep; Undecided; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1,2; Student Council V. P. 3; Student Council Treas. 4; Class President 4. JEFFRY LYNN BOETTCHER—Boach; Practical; Nuclear Physics. 19 RAYMOND F. BECHTEL SUSAN LEE BORTNER—Susie; AVTS Health Assistant; Undecided; Student Council 1,2,3; Intramural basket- ball 1,2; Volleyball 2,3; Cheerleader 1. DONNA MARIE BOSTIC--College Prep; college. Transferred from Susquehannock H.S. DONALD LYNWOOD BOYER—Don: Academic Arts; Farmer; FFA. LINDA ETHEL BRENNEMAN—College prep; Army nurse; FNA 2,3.4. WILLIAM LAVERN BRENNEMAN—Bill; College Prep; Engineering; Football 1,2.3,4. DARLENE M. BRICKER—Practical Arts; FHAV.P. 3. PHILIP WRIGHT BRIDDELL—Bird; College Prep; Col- lege; Basketball 2.3,4; Beacon Reporter 3,4; Class President 3; Student Council President 4; National Honor Society 4. BRENDA LEE BROWN—Bren; College Prep; College; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Colorguard 3; Sergeant-At-Arms 4; National Honor Society 3.4. KAREN ELAINE BROWN—Brownie; Academic; Housewife; Class Play 4; FTA 1. REBECCA ANN BUCHANAN—Becky; College Prep; Undecided; Band 1,2.3; Student Council 4; Kool Kats 4. JONETTA LEE BUCKINGHAM—jo; College Prep; Nurse; Junior Classical League 1,2; FNA 3,4. LONNA SUE BUCKINGHAM—College Prep; Nurse; FNA 2.3.4. LINDA MACHREE BUPP—Linda; College Prep; Home Economist; Band 1,2,3,4; Beacon Circulation Staff 3,4; Spectator Literary Staff 4; Intramural basketball 2.3,4. ROBERT H. BUPP—Bob; College Prep; Airline Pilot. CHRISTINE LYNN BURKE—Chris; Commercial; I.B.M. School; Beacon Circulation Staff 3. KIMBERLY ANN CARMEN—Kim; Commercial; Beautician; Chorus 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM J. BRENNEMAN 20 DARLENE M. BRICKER PHILIP W. BRIDDELL BRENDA LEE BROWN KAREN ELAINE BROWN REBECCA ANN BUCHANAN We toted books and papers In any way conceivable to the brain While rushing madly from one class to another, Slowing only for lunch And maybe a study hall or two. It was maddening, But there was always a little fun Stuck between it all--somehow. We will remember teachers With those yet-to-be-laughed-at jokes And the few that always go over well. Term papers and notes and cramming for tests-- We will remember it all. Janet Stine JONETTA LEE BUCKINGHAM LONNA SUE BUCKINGHAM LINDA MACHREE BUPP ROBERT H. BUPP CHRISTINE LYNN BURKE KIMBERLY ANN CARMEN JACK EUGENE CARPENTER LARRY E. CARTWRIGHT TERESA JO CASTRIOTA RONALD LEE CHIVERS SANDRA JEAN CHRONISTER THOMAS LEE CHRONISTER 22 ANN ELIZABETH CLEAVER LINDA ANN CONNELLY TRUDY I. COPENHEAVER BARRY EUGENE CRAWFORD GREGORY JAMES CREITZ THOMAS EUGENE DARR MICHAEL A. DAUGHERTY GERALD L. DAUGHERTY TIMOTHY I.YNN DAUGHERTY DAVID M. DAVIDSON JACK EUGENE CARPENTER—Rabbi; College Prep; Undecided. LARRY EUGENE CARTWRIGHT—Rug; College Prep; Radio or TV broadcaster; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 4. TERESA JO CASTRIOTA—Commercial; Legal Sec- retary; Beacon 4. RONALD LEE CHIVERS—Practical Arts; Undecided. SANDRA JEAN CHRONISTER— Sandy; Commercial; Stewardess; Drama Club 3.4; Junior Achievement 3. 4. THOMAS LEE CHRONISTER—Tom; College Prep; Wrestling 3; Spectator 4. ANN ELIZABETH CLEAVER—College Prep; Teacher; Chorus 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Spectator 4; Volley- ball Manager 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4. LINDA ANN CONNELLY—Commercial; Beautician. TRUDY IRENE COPENHEAVER—College Prep; Undecided; Concert Choir 2.3,4; Madrigal Club, Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4. BARRY EUGENE CRAWFORD--College Prep; Engineer; Wrestling 3.4; Homeroom Treasurer 3. CRECORY JAMES CREITZ—Mitzer; College Prep; Engineer; Class Play 3; Spectator 4. THOMAS EUGENE DARR—Tom; College Prep; Teacher; Football 1; Concert Choir 4. CERA IT) LEE DAUGHERTY--Doc; College Prep; Undecided; Baseball 2,3,4. MICHAEL ALAN DAUGHERTY-Dink; College Prep; Draftsman; FSA 2,3,4; Track 3. TIMOTHY LYNN DAUCHERTY—Doc; Practical Arts; College; Wrestling 2,3.4; Track 3.4; FFA 1.2.3,4. DAVID MCCLELLAND DAVIDSON--Dave; College Prep; Civil Engineer; Student Council 3. 23 SELENA KAV DAVIS—Selena; College Prop; Clinical Dietitian; Beacon Business Staff 2; Beacon Literary Staff 3.4; Beacon News Editor 4. STEPHEN C. DEARDORFF—Steve; Commercial Art; Art Teacher. CHRISTINE LORETTA DEHOFF—Chris; Academic Arts; Undecided. SELENA KAY DAVIS FREDERICK MICHAEL DELLER—Fred; College Prep; Health and Physical Education Teacher; Football 1. 2.3.4; Track 1,2,3,4; FT A 3; Student Council 3. DIANE MARIE DESALVO—College Prep; Modeling. MARIAN CHAPPELL DICKERT—College Prep; Practical Nurse; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Class Play 3; Madrigals 3.4. MARY GOLDEN DIETZ—College Prep; College; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Beacon 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1.4; National Honor Society 3,4. DONALD MICHAEL DUBBS— Mike; Practical; Undecided. CAROLYN ELAINE EBERLY—College Prep; Wildlife Conservation Research; Concert Choir 2, 3,4; Spec- tator Literary Staff 4; Class Play 3. KATHY JEAN EBERLY—Turtle; College Prep; In- terpreter; Spectator Business Staff 4; Class Play 4. SARAH JANE EBERLY--College Prep; Special Edu- CHRISTINE LORETTA DEHOFF Cation; Class Play 3,4; Spectator Advertising Man- ager 4; FTA 2,3,4. JANE FRANCES EBERSOLE—Janie; Secretarial Course; Accountant; F11A 2. MARIE SANDRA EHRHART—Sandy; Commercial; Business School; Clionts 1.2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2, 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4. NANCY JEAN EICHORN—College Prep; Nurse; Hockey 4; FNA 4. EDWARD EUGENE EISENHOOTH—Ed; College Prep; College; Football 2,3.4. JOHN WILLIAM EMENHEISER—College Prep; Undecided; Band 1,2; Track 3,4. DIANE MARIE DESALVO STEPHEN C. DEARDORFF FREDERICK M. DELLER MARIAN CHAPPELL DICKERT 24 MARY GOLDEN DIETZ DONALD MICHAEL DUBBS CAROLYN ELAINE EBERLY KATHY JEAN EBERLY Set your goals and strive for them, People always say. Don't let little setbacks or mistakes Get in the way. When troubles crop up all around, Handle them today; If you think and act as such, You'll find that it will pay. Susan Snyder SARAH JANE EBERLY JANE FRANCES EBERSOLE 25 MARIE SANDRA EHRHART NANCY JEAN EICHORN EDWARD E. EISENHOOTH JOHNW. EMENHEISER JUDITH ARLENE ENFIELD ELIZABETH ANN F.PLER JUDITH DARLENE ERB ELLEN LYNN F.YI.ER CURTIS LYNN FERREE DENISE EILEEN FERREE 26 HENRY W. FERREE ROBERT E. FERREE DAVID LEE FIFE GRACE ELLEN FITZ JEFFREY L. FLINCHBAUCH MICHAEL STEVEN FORBES JUDITH BETSY FOULK BEVERLY JANE FOUST JUDITH ARLENE ENFIELD--Judy; Commercial; Stenog- rapher; Spectator 4; Girls Softball 3,4. ELIZABETH ANN EPLER—Beth; College Prep; Undecided; Drama Club 2; Junior Achievement 3; H.R. Treasurer 2.3.4. JUDITH DARLENE ERB— Judy; Distributive Education Program; Fashion Buyer. ELLEN LYNN EYLER—Mel; College Prop; Drivers Ed Teacher; Girls Basketball 3.4; Spectator Business Staff 4. CURTIS LYNN FERRFE--Curt; Practical; Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. DENISE EILEEN FERREE--Deni; College Prep; Un- decided; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Executive Council 2,3.4; Intramural Basketball 1,2. HENRY W. FERREE—Practical; Undecided; FFA 1,2. 3.4. ROBERT E. FERREE--Bob; Practical FFA 2,3,4. DAVID LEE FIFE—Flea; Practical Arts; Commercial Pilot; Football 1; Track 1. GRACE ELLEN FITZ— College Prop; IBM Training or Nurse; Chorus 3,4; FNA 3,4. MICHAEL GENE FITZ—Mike; College Prep; Business Management; Band 1.2; Symphonic Band 1,2; Wres- tling 1. STEVEN R. FITZKEE--Steve; College Prep; Undecided; Track 3.4. JEFFREY LYNN FLINCHBAUCH—Flinch; College Prep; Undecided; Band 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4; District Band 1,2.3; Cross Country 1,2. MICHAEL STEVEN FORBES--Mike; Academic; Machinist. JUDITH BETSY FOULK—Judy; Commercial; Sec- retary; Girls Chorus 3.4. BEVERLY JANE FOUST—Bev; Commercial; Medical Secretary; Intramural Volleyball 2; Beacon 4; Junior Achievement 2,3,4. 27 GERALD ALLEN LOWKES--Jerry. MONICA JEAN FRANK—Commercial; Undecided; Beacon Circulation Staff 2,3; Beacon Literary 4. THOMAS CHARLES FRANTZ—Tom; Academic; Undecided. DAVID ALLEN FULTON--Dave; Undecided; Basket- ball 2; FSA 3. JOAN MARIE FURST--Tammy; College Prep; Nurse; Chorus 1,2.3. CAROL LEE CANSS—College Prep; Psychologist; Hockey 1.2.3.4; Class Play 3, Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,4; Executive Student Council 3,4; Beacon Art Editor 3; Spectator Assistant Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Class Play Committee 4; Volley- ball 2; Intramural Basketball; Class Secretary 2; Kool Kats 4; Homecoming 4. JOHN KENNETH GANTZ—Academic; Designer; Basket- ball 1,2,3.4; Cross Country 1.2,3; Track 1.2,4. DAVID CARL CARTON—Dave; College Prep; Political Science; Class Play 3; H. R. President 1,2. ROSE MARY GAUCLER—College Prep; Undecided; Library 2. LLEWELLYN EMERSON CEESEY—Academic Arts; Undecided. TRUDY A. CEESEY—Commercial; Undecided; Spectator 4; Intramural Volleyball 2. CAROL ANN GILBERT—Commercial; IBM; Hockey 3,4; Spectator Business Staff 4. GERALDINE MAE GI.ADFELTER—Gerry; College Prep; Marriage; Volleyball 2,3; Intramural Basketball 2.3,4; Intramural Softball 3,4; Spectator Business Staff 4. RAEANNE CLADFELTER-Rae; College Prep; Artist. DIANNE LOUISE GLOECKLER—Clcck; College Prep; Elementary Education; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3.4; Girls Chorus 2,3; Band Man- ager 4; H. R. Officer 4; Spectator Literary Staff 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chorus Officer 4; F.T.A. 1; Stu- dent Council 2; Intramural Football 4; Jr. Play Comm., Operetta 2,3. DEBORAH SUE GODFREY—Debbie; Commercial; Undecided. GERALD ALLEN FOWKF.S THOMAS CHARLES FRANTZ JOAN MARIE FURST 28 MONICA JEAN FRANK DAVID ALLEN FULTON CAROL LEE GANSS JOHN KENNETH CANTZ DAVID CARL CARTON ROSE MARY CAUCLER LLEWELLYN E. CEESEY Da 11a stow n, To you our gratitude. To you our steadfast love. How can we ever pay you back for all you’ve done for us? As we go forth into a world of turmoil and confusion, May we use the knowledge you have given us, To help make this wonderful earth a better place in which to live. And may God guide us in all we do, For by His grace and His alone, We have the power to move mountains. O Dallastown, To you our gratitude. Trudy Copenheaver TRUDY A. CEESEY CAROL ANN GILBERT GERALDINE M. GI.ADFEI.TER RAEANNE CLADFF.LTER DIANNE L. CLOECKLER DEBORAH SUE GODFREY BARBARA LOUISF. GREGG DILLARD SIMON GODFREY RUTH GODFREY STANLEY ROGER GOUKER NORMAN DEAN GRIM QUENTIN FRANK GROSS 30 LINDA CRACE GROVE PA T RICIA ANN GROVF. KENNETH LEE CRUMBINE ELLEN JOYCE CUARINO SALLIE ANN HAMBURGER ROBERT PHILLIP HAWKS DILLARD SIMON GODFREY—Butch; Practical; Industrial field of Agriculture; FFA 1,2,3.4. RUTH GODFREY --Ruth; College Prep; Undecided; Volleyball 1,2,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Intra- mural Softball 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4. STANLEY ROGER COUKER—Stan; Printing; Printer. CHERYL LINDA HARLACKER BARBARA LOUISE CRF.CC—Barb; Commercial; Medi- cal Secretary; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2. 3,4; Intramural Softball 2,3.4; Spectator Business Staff 4; Colorguard 4. KATHLEEN MARIE HENGST NORMAN DEAN GRIM—Boat; College Prep; Teacher; Football 1,2; Beacon 2; Class Play 3. QUENTIN FRANK GROSS—Quent; AVTS: College. LINDA GRACE GROVE—College Prep; Medical Career; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Intramural Softball 3.4; FNA 2,3. PATRICIA ANN GROVE--P.it; Commercial; Un- decided. KENNETH LEE CRUMBINE—Kenny; College Prep; Undecided. ELLEN JOYCE GUARINO—College Prep; Teacher of Deaf Children; Library Club 2,3,4. SALLIE ANN HAMBERCER—Sal; College Prep; Health Assistant; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Intramural Basketball 2,4. CHERYL LINDA HARLACKER—Lar; Commercial; Hair- dresser; Class Play 3. ROBERT PHILLIP HAWKS—Bird; Practical Arts; Un- decided; Football 1. KATHLEEN MARIE HENGST—Kathy; College Prep; Teacher; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; Spectator Literary Staff 4; FTA 3,4. Band Manager4; Jr. and Sr. Play Comm.; Girls' Chorus 2; Chorus 1; JCL 2. FRANCES LOUISE HERSHEY—Fran; College Prep; Un- decided; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Soft- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beacon 4; Intramural Football 4. TIM BRYAN HELDEBRAND— Hildy; Practical Arts; Printer; Track 1. TIM BRYAN HILDEBRAND 31 FRANCES LOUISE HERSHEY CHARLES ARTHUR HOFF ACKER--Chuck; Academic Arts; College; Band 1,2,3; Symphony Band 2,3; Dance Band 1,2. GERALD EUGENE HOFFMAN—Jerry; College Prep; Un- decided; Football 1, SAMUEL LYNN HOFFMAN—Sam; Academic; Tool- maker; Track 1,2,3,4; Crosscountry 3.4. JULIE ALISON HOFFMASTER—Jul; College Prep; Teacher; Class Play 3,4; Girls Basketball 3; FTA 3,4; Drariia Club 4. NANCY ELAINE HOKE—Practical Arts; Beautician; FNA 2. SUSAN ELAINE HOOVER—Hoov; College Prep; Soci- ology; Beacon Literary Staff 2,3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2.3; Hockey 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Class Play 3,4. JERE WAYNE HUNSINCER—Hunt; Machine Shop; Tool and Die Maker. DONALD CLARK HUTTON—Karate Don; College Prep; Physical Ed Teacher; Football 1,2,3; FSA 4. HARRY EUGENE INNERST—Academic; Apprentice- ship; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4. LINDA SUE JACKSON—College Prep; College; H. R. Officer 1; Beacon Business 2,4; Hockey Manager 3,4; Girls Chorus 1.2,3; Musical 2,3; FT A 2.3,4; JCL 1. SHARON LEE JAMISON—Health Assistant AVTS; Health Assistant; Student Council 1,2,3; Chorus 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2. ANN JOHNSON--Distributive Education AVTS; Un- decided; Beacon 2,3; Drama Club 3; DECA Club 4. LEORA LYNN KEENER—Lee; College Prep; Elemen- tary Teacher; Beacon Literary 1,2; Chorus 1,2.3; Colorguard 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2.3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Beacon Circulation 3,4; Class Play 3,4; H.R. Officer 1,3,4. DENNIS LAMAR KEENEY—Dennis; College Prep; College; Baseball 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3. TIMOTHY LYNN KEISER—Timba; Practical; Draft- ing; Band 1,2; Track 4. HARTMUT RUDOLF KIETZMANN—Hardy; College Preparatory; Scientist; Cross Country 4. CHARLES A. HOFFACKER SAMUEL LYNN HOFFMAN GERALD EUGENE HOFFMAN JULIE ALISON HOFFMASTER SUSAN ELAINE HOOVER JERE WAYNE HUNSINCER DONALD CLARK HUTTON HARRY EUGENE INNERST LINDA SUE JACKSON Man is only free when he knows who he is--really; when he can search his soul for the honesty of being. When he finds freedom he has lived a reason. No man is wrong in doing what he believes is right--but he must believe. Ruth Godfrey SHARON LEE JAMISON ANN JOHNSON 33 LEORA LYNN KEENER DENNIS LAMAR KEENEY TIMOTHY LYNN KEISER HARTMUT R. KIETZMANN PAMELA ANN KLEIMAN DARYL LEON KLINEDINST JEAN ANN KOPP MARK STEPHEN KOVACS CLIFFORD HENRY KRAFT EARLA JEAN KRAMMES JON LEE KROUT 34 PEGGY ANN KUHN DAVID ROBERT LAIRD JEFFREY J. LA PHAM KENNETH ELSWORTH LATCHAW CATHY R. LEADER LANCE LEON LEADER PAMELA ANN KLEIMAN—Pam; Academic; Fashion Model; Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 4. DARYL LEON KLINED INST—Klide; College Prep; Business Proprietor; FSA 4. JEAN ANN KOPP—College Prep; Math Major; Beacon Circulation 2; Beacon Business Manager 3,4; Hockey 1,2.3, 4; Co-captain 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Class Play 3; Intramural Basketball 2,3.4; Intramural Soft- ball 2,3; H.R. Officer 1,2.3; FT A 4; National Honor Society 3.4. MARK STEPHEN KOVACS—Mark; College Prep; D.V.M.; Class Play 3,4; Wrestling 2,3.4; Track 1; Photographer 3,4; FSA 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4. CLIFFORD HENRY KRAFT—Cliff; College Prep; Undecided; Track 1.2; Class Play 3,4; Mikado 3. EARLA JEAN KRAMMES--College Prep; Beautician; Class Play 3; Beacon 3,4; Student Council 2; H.R. Pres. 4; Junior Achievement 2,3,4. JON LEE KROUT —College Prep; Teacher; Library Club 2.3,4. PECCY ANN KUHN—Peg; Practical; Undecided; FT A 2. DAVID ROBERT LAIRD—Dave; College Prep; Industrial Arts Teacher; Basketball 2,3; Football 2; Track 1,4; Spectator Business 4. JEFFRY I.APHAM—Jeff; Practical Arts; Undecided. KENNETH ELSWORTH LATCHAW—Latch; College Prep; College; Basketball 1; Spectator 4; Student Council 1; H.R. Pres. 2,3. CATHY R. LEADER--College Prep; Health and Physical Ed Teacher; H. R. Secretary 4; Basket- ball 2.3.4; Softball 3; Band 3,4. Intramural Foot- ball 4. LANCE LEON LEADER—College Prep; Teacher; Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 2; Track 3; Class Play 3; H.R. Pres. 1. LINDA SUE LEHMAN—Lemon; College Prep; Elemen- tary Teacher; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Choir 4; Band 4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Spectator Business 4; Intramural Softball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; FTA 3,4; JCL 2. STEPHEN KEITH LENTZ—Stefs; College Prep; Astronomy; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2; Wres- tling 1; H.R. V.P. 1; FSA 4. JACK RANDALL LOHSS—College Prep; College; Football 1.2; Class Play 3,4; Football Club 1,2. MAR I-ANN DENISE LUCKENBAUCH—Lucker; College Prep; College; Cheerleader 1.2.3,4; Spectator 4; Basketball 2; Class V.P. 1,2; Repre- sentative Council 2; Executive Council 3,4; Atten- dance Officer 3; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4. BRENDA JEANNETTE LUDWIG—Practical Arts; Beauti- can; Class Play 4; Intramural Softball 4; Intramural Basketball 4. TERRY LEE MARKLE--College Prep; Electronic Engineer; Basketball 1; Band 1.2. MARY ALICE MARRIOTT—Beep; College Prep; Teacher; Band 1,2,3; Band Council 3; Volleyball 2, 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Intramural Football 4; Hockey Manager 4; Intramural Basketball, Softball 1.2.3, 4; Spectator Business 4; H.R. Officer 2,3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4. CHARLES WILLIAM MARSHALL—Charlie; College Prep; College; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal Singers 4. Operetta 2,3; H.R. Treas. 4; JCL 1,2. DAVID LESLEY MAR'TENY—Dave; Academic Arts; Electrician; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Football 3; Student Council 3; H. R. Officer 1,2. RUTH NAOMI MARTENY—Commercial; Beautician; Colorguard 3.4; Spectator Business 4; Class Treas. 1,3.4; H.R. V.P. 2; Intramural Basketball 2.3,4. JAMES L. MARTIN—Jim; College Prep; Undecided. MARLENE ANN McCLEARY— Commercial; Secre- tary; Spectator 4. SHIRLEY ANN McGLAUCHLIN—Shirl; Commercial; Receptionist. GARY L. McWILLIAMS—Mac; College Prep; Forestry; Football 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Student Council 4. LARRY L. McWILLIAMS—College Prep; Electronics Engineer. JAMES PHILIP MEYERS—Psycho; Practical Arts; News Reporter; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1.2.3. TERRY LEE MEYERS—Practical; Undecided. EUGENE N. MILLER—Gene; College Prep; Undecided; Wrestling 1,2.3,4. BONNIE JEANNF. MITCHEU.--College Prop; Oceanog- rapher. RICK ANDREW MITCHELL—Mitch; College Prep; Architect. BRENDA J. LUDWIG TERRY LEE MA RKLE MARY ALICE MARRIOTT DAVID LESLEY MARTENY RU TH NAOMI MARTENY 36 JAMES L. MARTIN MARLENE ANN McCLEARY SHIRLEY A. McGLAUGHLIN GARY L. McWILLIAMS TERRY LEE MEYERS EUGENE N. MILLER BONNIE J. MITCHELL RICK ANDREW MITCHELL JAMES ELWOOD MITZEL--Jim; Academic; Industrial Arts Teacher; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1.2; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4; Track 1.3.4; Class Play 3,4; Assembly 1,2, 3,4. KAREN SUE MOORE—Mobe; College Prep; Art Teacher; Beacon 2,3; Feature Editor 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Class Play 4; National Honor Society 4; rrA 4. WALTER MUNROE MOORE—Walt; College Prep; Statistics, Computer Science; Track 1,2,3, 4; Football 3; Cross Country 2; National Honor Society 3,4. MICHAEL WAYNE MORITZ—Mike; Practical; Mechanic. LOURENA ANN MORRIS—Practical; Navy. NANCY JEANNE MORRISON—College Prep; Elemen- tary Teacher; Colorguard 3,4; Spectator Business 4; Class Play 3; H. R. Officer 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3.4; FTA 1,3; Drama Club 2. DEBERA LOU MORTON—Debbie; College Prep; College; Colorguard 2,3,4; Asst. Sergeant 4; Stu- dent Council 1,3; H. R. Officer 2; Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2. FRANKLIN MARSHALL MYERS—Junior; Academic; Machinists. GLENN LA VERNE MYERS—College Prep; Undecided; Track 3,4. GREGORY MILTON MYERS—Greg; Practical; Com- mercial Artist; Beacon 3; Spectator 4. ROBERT EUGENE MYERS—Bob; Practical; Undecided; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. SUZANNE ELLEN MYERS—Susie; College Prep; Beauti- cian; Girls Basketball 2,3,4; Girls Softball 3; Band Manager 2,3; H. R. Secretary 3; Beacon Club 2; FTA 3. JANICE MAY NESS—Commercial; Secretary; Beacon 3; Chorus 1,2, 3.4. TEILA ANN NESS—Tee; College Prep; Business Admin- istration; Colorguard 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Volley- ball 2,3,4. WILLIAM LEROY NESS—College Prep; Engineer; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. STEPHANIE ANN NORRIS—Stcph; AVTS; Lab Tech- nician; Beacon Business 2,3. MICHAEL WAYNE MORITZ WALTER MUNROE MOORE LOURENA ANN MORRIS 38 NANCY JEANNE MORRISON DEBE RA LOU MORTON FRANKLIN MARSHALL MYF.RS GREGORY MILTON MYERS CLENN LAVERNE MYERS Here we come, world! Please accept us; Bear with us for a while As we adapt ourselves to adult life. Be gentle, world. For we are inexperienced And know not thy ways. Susan Snyder ROBERT EUGENE MYERS SUZANNE ELLEN MYERS 39 JANICE MAY NESS TEILA ANN NESS WILLIAM LEROY NESS STEPHANIE ANN NORRIS CYNTHIA C. OBERLIN RAE LYNN OLEWILER JAMES THOMAS ORWIG JUNE DARI.ENE PETERS JANICE ANN PETERSON EDWIN LEIGH PLATTNER JOYCE KARON PLATTS CRAIG EDWARD POFF CARY PATRICK PRESSEL CAROLE ELAINE RAAB DENNIS EUGENE RAAB LUKE BRADLY REAM CYNTHIA CARROLL OBERLIN—Cindy; College Prep; College; Concert Choir 4; Class Play 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Drama Club 3,4. RAY LYNN OLEWILER —Commercial; Undecided. STEPHEN E. RAUBENSTINE JAMES THOMAS ORWIG—Tom; Practical AVTS; Auto Body and Fender Repair. JUNE DARLENE PETERS—College Prep; Undecided. PATRICIA JANE REDDING JANICE ANN PETERSON—Pete; College Prep; Teacher; Intramural Basketball; Softball 2,3,4; Beacon Business 4; Spectator Business 4; H.R. Officer 3,4; Wildcat 4; Class Play 3,4; Intramural Football 4. EDWIN LEIGH PLATTNER—Electricity; Journeyman Electrician. JOYCE KARON PLATTS—Commercial; IBM Key Punch Operator; Hockey 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4. CRAIG EDWARD POFF—Practical; Machinist; Band 1,2,3,4. GARY PATRICK PRESSEL—Pretz; College Prep; Psychiatrist; Track 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Student Council 3; Executive Council 4. CAROLE ELAINE RAAB--Commerci.il; Office Work; Chorus 1,2; Hockey 1,2. DENNIS EUCENE RAAB—College Prep; Electronics Engineer; Wrestling 1; FSA 2,3; Gymnastic Club 1. STEPHEN EUGENE RAUBENSTINE—Rubie; Academic; Undecided; Football 1; Chorus 3. LUKE BRADLY REAM—College Prep; Medical Doctor. PATRICIA JANE REDDING—Pat; Commercial; Un- decided; FHA 2. LARRY LEROY REEVER—Commercial; IBM Operator; Select Chorus 2,3,4. JOEL DAVID REIGART—Joe; College Prep; Secondary Music Teacher; Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Band 1,2,3,4; Student Conductor 3,4; H. R. Officer 3; Chonis 2,3, 4; Madrigal Singers 4; Band Executive Council 3,4; Class Play 3,4; FTA 3. JOEL DAVID REIGART 41 DIANE MARIE REISINGER—Riss; Commercial; Secretary. GEORGE HOWARD RHOADS, JUNIOR—Rho-dez; College Prep; Aviation or Engineering; Beacon 4; Class Play 3.4; FSA 4. BARBARA ILENE RIESE—Barb; College Prep; Ele- mentary' Education Teacher; Girl's Chorus 1; Conceit Choir 2,3,4; Beacon 2; Spectator 4; Intramural Bas- ketball 3; Intramural Baseball 3; Band Manager 4; Jimior Play 3; Senior Play 4. RONALD FRED RIESE—Rieseco; College Prep; Architect; Basketball 1,3.4; Beacon 2; Junior Play 3; H.R. Officer 3,1. CATHERINE P. ROHRBAUCH— Cathy; Commercial; Nurse; Y-Teens 1. DARYL EUGENE ROHRBAUGH—College Prep; Com- puter Programcr; Football 1; H.R. Officer 1; Track 1,2,3.4. EDDIE LAVERN ROHRBAUCH--Ed; College Prep; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; FSA 3. JOHN MARSHALL ROOT--College Prep; Industrial Engineering; Football 1; Wrestling 1; H.R. Officer 1,3. WANDA L. ROSER--College Prep; Concert Choir 2; Chorus 1; Intramural Basketball 1; FNA 3. SHARON MARIE ROSIER—Sharon; Practical; Un- decided. JOHN EDWARD ROSSELL—College Prep; College; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Spectator, Editor-in- Chief; Senior Class Vice President; Senior Play; National Honor Society' 3,4; Pres. NHS 4; H.R. Officer 3; Student Coimcil 4; Debating Team 3,4; FT A 4; Transferred from Fort Worth. Texas 2. JOYCE YVONNE ROST —Commercial; Undecided; Y- Tecns 1. JAMES WARREN RUTH—Jim; College Prep; Art Teacher; Beacon 4; Library' Club 1,2. MURIEL ANN SAYLOR—College Prep; Social Service; Intramural Sports 1.2, 3,4; Junior Play Committees 3; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Senior Play' Committee 4; Musicals 2,3; Spectator Business Staff 4; Madrical Club 4; Debating Club 1. BARBARA SUSAN SCHMID—Barb; Commercial; Junior College (Business). GAIL MARIE SCHOENBRUNN—College Prep; Writer; H. R. Officer 3; Student Coimcil 4; Beacon 2,3; Beacon Editor-in-Chief 4; Intramural basket- ball 1.2,3.4; Junior Play Committee 3; Senior Play Student Director; Intramural Softball 2,3. DIANE MARIE REISINGER GEORGE H. RHOADS, JR. BARBARA ILENE RIESE RONALD FRED RIESE CATHERINE P. ROHRBAUGH 42 DARYL E. ROHRBAUCH EDDIE LAVERN ROHRBAUCH JOHN MARSHALL ROOT WANDA L. ROSF.R SHARON M. ROSIER «I One generation passeth away, and another generation eometh; but the earth abideth forever . . . The sun also ariseth, and the sun goeth down, and chasteth to the place where lie arose . . . The wind goeth toward the south, and turneth about unto the north; it whirleth about continually, and the wind returncth again according to his circuits . . . All the rivers run into the sea; yet the sea is not full; unto the place from whence the rivers come, thither they return again. Ecclesiastes 43 JAMES WARREN RUTH MURIEL ANN SAYLOR BARBARA SUSAN SCHMID GAIL MARIE SCHOENBRUNN JOSEPH JOHN SENFT TOM DWIGHT SEN FT DUANE DONALD SHENK NEISHA MICHELE SHENK RICHARD S. SHERRICK RUTHANN ARLENE SHIREY WAYNE BRADLEY SHULER RANDALL JAMES SIPE CARY NIEL SIPKOFF CONNIE SUE SMITH JOSEPH JOHN SENFT—Kip; Drafting. JEFFREY LEE SMITH SUSAN ELAINE SNYDER STEPHEN SMYSER SPATZ CHARLES WILLIAM SPRENKLE TOM DWIGHT SENFT—Mr. 396 ; Practical Arts; IBM Engineer; FSA 1. DUANE DONALD SHENK—Little Dick; Agriculture; Mechanic; FFA 4. NEISHA MICHELE SHENK—Academic; Nurse; FNA. RICHARD STEPHEN SHERRICK—Beef; College Prep; Basketball !; Junior Play; Assembly 1.2; H.R. Officer 2,4. RUTHANN ARLENE SHIREY—Ruth Ann; College Prop; Registered Nurse; Beacon Distributor 2; Devotions Committed; Senior Play 4; FNA 3. WAYNE BRADLEY SHULER—Wayne; Academic Arts; Undecided; Beacon 3,4; Junior Play 3; Football 1; Senior Play 4. RANDALL JAMES SIPE—Randy; Academic Arts; Computer Programer; Track 1,2,4. GARY NIEL SIPKOFF—Sip; College Prep; Law; Beacon 4; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 3, Student Council 2; H.R. Officer 1.3. CONNIE SUE SMITH—Smithie; College Prep; Registered Nurse; Beacon Business Staff 2,3.4; Spectator Literary Staff 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Intramural Softball 2, 3,4; Color Guard 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Intramural Football 4; H. R. Officer 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Junior Classical League 2; FNA 4. JEFFREY LEE SMITH—Jeff; College Prep; Undecided; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Junior Play 3. SUSAN ELAINE SNYDER—Toad; College Prep; Spanish Teacher; Concert Choir 4; Junior Play 3; Assembly 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 3; Spectator Business Circu- lation Manager) 4; Beacon Circulation 2; H.R. Officer 1; Senior Play 4; FT A 3,4; Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4. STEPHEN SMYSER SPATZ—Spotter; College Prep; Undecided; Jr. High Wrestling 1, J.V. Wrestling 3, Varsity Wrestling 4, Basketball Club 2, Future Scientist 4; Homeroom sec; 2,4; Homeroom treasurer 1; FSA 4; Basketball Club 2. Chess Club 1. CHARLES WILLIAM SPRENKLE—Chuck; College Prep; Baseball Statistician; Football 3,4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 3,4; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2; Marching Band 1,2. KEITH LOGAN SPRENKLE—Practical; Salesman of Furniture; Homeroom President 4. STEVEN MICHAEL STABLEY—Stabes; Academic; Nuclear Physicist; Track 2; Football 1,2,3.4; Wres- tling 1,2.3,4. JANET MARIE STINE--College Prep; Writer; Beacon 3,4; Spectator Business 4; Girls basketball 3,4; Girls Volleyball 2; Girls Softball 4; FT A 3.4. BEVERLY IRENE STRAYER—Bev; College Prep; Nurse; Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2; 11. R. Officer 2; Beacon 2; Intramural Basketball 3. NED ALAN STRAYER—Yogi; College Prep; Business Administration; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3. 4; Band 1.2.3.4; H. R. Pres. 2; Band Pres. 4; Swing Band 2,3.4. CAROLYN ELAINE STUMP—Stump; College Prep; Spanish or Elementary Teacher; Marching and Con- cert Band 1,2.3,4; Symphony Band 2,3,4; Swing Band 3,4; District Band 3; Intramural Softball, Bas- ketball 1.2,3,4; Beacon Business 3,4; Spectator Business 4; Class Play 3; FTA 1. VICKY LYNNE SWANSON—Icky; College Prep; SPCA Worker. JOHN RALPH SWARTZ—Practical; Undecided. WILLIAM EMMERT SWEITZER—Bill; Practical; Un- decided; FFA 1,2.3,4. LINDA SUE TASCO— College Prep; College; Field Hockey 1,2; Chorus 1; Transferred from East Rowan High School. Salisbury, N.C. DAVID EUGENE TAYLOR—Practical Arts; Un- decided. DONNA MARIE TAYLOR—Commercial; Sec.; Sen. Play Cast 3; FHA 2. KATHY MARIE TAYLOR—Commercial; Priv. Sec.; Chorus 1, Junior Play Committee 3, Sen. Play Committee 4, Library Club 1. NANCY ANN THOMPSON—Commercial; Work with children; Girl's Chorus 2,3. Concert Choir 4; FHA 2,3. KATHLEEN ANN UREY—Kathy; Commercial; Sec. Chorus 1,2.3; FHA 2. MICHAEL CURTIS VINSON—Mike; Col. Prep; En- gineering; Wrestling 1; Track 2,3; FSA 1. LYNDA A DELE WANTZ—Col. Prep.; Undecided; Beacon Lit. Staff 1.2; Intra. Softball 3; Jim. Play Comm. 3; Sped, Bus. Staff 4; FNA 2,3. BEVERLY RAE WAGNER—Bev.; Academic; L.P.N.; FNA 4. BEVERLY IRENE STRAYER JANET MARIE STINE JOHN RALPH SWARTZ VICKY LYNNE SWANSON 46 WILLIAM E. SWEITZER LINDA JEAN TASCO DAVID EUGENE TAYLOR DONNA MARIE TAYLOR It creeps up silently And before you know it BANG! It's hcrc-- Commencement and graduation. For many days after this, We will remember all that happened Inside these walls. We will regret leaving it, But, nevertheless, we must. We must exchange the old experiences For new ones which arc waiting for us. Janet Stine KATHY MARIE TAYLOR NANCY ANN THOMPSON BONNIE LEE WEAVER CATHY ANNETTE WERNER LF.MAR E. WHIPPERMAN GARY ELWOOD WHITSEL 48 CHARLEEN M. WILLIAMSON DAVID B. WILSON LINDA SUE WILSON THOMAS RAY WITMER PAUL EDWARD WOIJ- PHILIP ROBERT WOLF THOMAS LEVERING WOIJ-'E DIANE RAE ZARFOSS SUSAN MARIE ZARFOSS WILLIAM DONIVAN BONNIE LEE WEAVER--Col. Prep.; Reg. Nurse; Volley- bull 2; Intra. Basketball 3; Intra. Volleyball 2,3.4; FNA 3,4; Junior Ach. 2,3,4. CATHY ANNETTE WERNER—Col. Prep.; Elementary Teacher; Volleyball 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Band Manager 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4; Intra. Basketball 2, 3.4; FT A 2; Nat'l Honor Soc. 3,4; Intra. Softball 2,3, 4. LEMAR EDWARD WHIPPERMAN—Academic Arts; Undecided. GARY EI.WOOD WHITSEL—Hany; Practical Arts; Undecided. KATRINA MAE WIDDOWSON—Trina; Commercial; Typist; Chorus 3,4; Lib. 4. TERRY J. WILLIAMS—Auto Mech.; Undecided. CHARLEEN MARY WILLIAMSON—Charley; Col. Prep.; Computer programming. DAVID BENNETT WILSON—Wilse; Col. Prep.; Aeronautical Engineer; Football 1,2, Spec. Lit. Staff 4. LINDA SUE WILSON—Willie; Col. Pre.; Work with handicapped; Jun. Clas. League I. Library Club 2,3. THOMAS RAY WHITMER—Tom; Col. Prep.; Drafts- man; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. PAUL EDWARD WOLF—Col. Prep. Engineer; Wres- tling 1, Baseball 2; Track 1,3,4. PHILIP ROBERT WOLF—Phil; Col. Prep.; Undecided; Track 1,2,3,4; Sports Night 3. THOMAS LEVERING WOLFE—Tom; Col. Prep.; Col- lege. DIANE RAE ZARFOSS—Zarf.; Commercial; Undecided; Beacon 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Hockey 3,4; Intra, basketball; Intra, volleyball; Intra, softball 1,2, 3,4; Jun. Play Comm. 3; Sen. Play 4. SUSAN MARIE ZARFOSS—Sue; A.V.T.S.; Health Ass't; Student Council 1,2,3; Hockey 3; Intra, basketball 1,2; Jim. Play Comm.3. WILLIAM CRAIG DONIVAN—Bill; Col. Prep.; Computer Processing; Football 3,4; Track 2; Junior Play 3. 49 TIMES TO REMEMBER 52 UNDERCLASSMEN TRY TO REMEMBER . . . CLASS OF ’69 Mr. Bailets, Adv.; Lenn Daugherty, Pres.; Susan Barshingcr, See.; Robert Cable, V. P.; Crystal Krcidlcr, Treas. ROW 1: W. Rollman, K. Dietz, P. Albright, R. Miller, S. Strcmmcl, D. Krause, D. Feteko, Mr. Gilbert. ROW 2: R. Smith, S. Ensminger, M. Cross, E. Mummert, S. Miller, N. Hauer, S. Shirey, C. Fitz, W. Bowman, ROW 3: S. Warfel, L. Brenneman, D. Kislock, P. Snyder, D- Coodling, D. Kocher, S. Billet, K. Shaffer. ROW 4: C. Ferree, D. Diehl, R. Swanson, C. Beard, D. God- frey, I.. Barshinger, J. Walker, J. Dubbs, T. Shive. ROW 1: T. Riedel, J. Myers, L. Kramer, J. Warrender, D. Jacobs, C. Marteny, K. Good, J. Clad- felter, Miss Finan. ROW 2: J. Smith, L. Beck, K. Zcichncr, L. Willdcrs, B. IJoyd, M. Turner, K. Floyd, D. Scott. ROW 3: R. Krebs, V. Harding, P. Hoffman, D. Fitz, S. Noll, S. Markey, B. Paules. ROW 4: M. Ware, R. Motter, R. Gable, M. Jacoby, F. Rice, T. Noll, J. Cook, J. Douglas. ROW 1: S. Hoyle, B. Hivcly, C. Zartman, J. Martin, Mr. Ander- son. ROW 2: J. Hartman, K. Smith, J. Neff, C. Billet, M. Jackson, L. Flory. A. Rudisill. ROW 3: D. Baer, P. Flinchbaugh, C. Chi vers, D. Strausbaugh, D. Martin, D. Keener, K. Rudy. ROW 4: C. Fulton, E. Ross, J. Darr, F. Wilhelm, N. Russell, C. Ehrhart, L. Daugherty. ROW 1: S. Sawicki, M. Ham- mers, N. Fisher, D. Chevey, Mr. 'Iluronc. ROW 2: B. Hess, M. Innerst, L. Barshinger, P. Godfrey, D. Peck, K. Bortner, C. Lilly, C. Moyer, W. Shearer. ROW 3: D. Darr, S. Sites, R. Keeney, R. Prcsscll, J. Stauffer, L. Ernig, R. Raffensberger, S. Brenneman. ROW 4: K. Grove, M. Stam- baugh, S. Andrews, D. Fitz, L. Kchr, E. Myers, W. Smith, S. Hare, A. Hulshart. ROW 1: M. Sweitzer, J. Geiselman, C. Mann, P. Zarfoss, D. Cicarelli, B. Smith, Mr. Kchm. ROW 2: L. Stough, N. Friesland, S. Kline, P. Gladwin, S. Clippinger, D. Madison, D. McLaughlin, D. Stiles. ROW 3: R. Clark, W. Grim, D. Alwinc, B. Klingaman, T. Knaper, M- Kreegcr, M. Keeney, C. Block. ROW 4: M. Ferree, D. Gauglcr, S. Gill, D. Wilson, H. Miunmert, G. Myers, P. Smith, D. Eberly. ROW 1: D. Brenneman, P. Chronistcr, A. Shcnberger, C. Goodling, H. Rinehart, Mr. Bailcts. ROW 2: K. Kohler, K. Snyder, C. Ness, K. Grove, K. Grimes, S. Abel, C. Givler. ROW 3: D. Marquct, S. Fix, R. Shirey, C. Sheffer, J. ReLsinger, B. Ryer, B. Warner. ROW 4: V. Bauer, D. Fourhman, D. Renoll, D. Wolf, A. DeVono II, D. Knaper, D. Daugherty, C. Landis, Jr- ROW 1: S. Barshinger, J. Thomas, V. Baum, K. Good, K. Jacobs, J. Bostic, Mrs. Lease. ROW 2: C. Shirey, L. Blymire, J. Myers, B- Sellers, D. Meckley, K. Deller, K. Hughes, C. Gibbs, B. Gibson. ROW 3: S. Unger, D. Gay, D- Gcmbe, D. Bingaman, J. Grove, C. Jansen, S. Chronis- tcr, R. Werner. ROW 4: D. Cibble, J. Scott, J. Schleitncr, G. Burke, J. Miller, B- Dewitt, R. Latimer, B. Rosenwcig, S. Shearer. ROW 1: D. Hake, C. Doll, B- Black, B. Hershncr, D. Coffey, L. Diehl, J. Hilt, S. Weitkamp, J. Spangler, Mr. Kniscly. ROW 2: P. Fagcr,J. Smith, C. Baker, S. Thompson, D. Reier, M. Hyser, K. Dickmyer, K. Noye, S. Roth. ROW 3: B. Rosenwcig, K. Fry, L. Shirey, J. Mar key, K. Tasco, K. Strickler, K. Forry, J. Felten- berger. ROW 4: S. Jamison, T. Frantz, J. Wagner, T. Howard, A. Heller, D. McCreary, J. Hellrimg, J. Brandt. ROW 1: R. Harmon, C. Kreidler, P. Clark, B. Rolir- baugh, Miss Schaefer. ROW 2: V. Zartman, J. Crull, J. Cunnet, A. Rojalm, J. Folkcn- roth, B. Yost, L. Forry, B. Eppler, L. Bruan. ROW 3: M. Anstadt, T. Wagner, L. Bair, K. Koons, D. Sanders, S. Neff, S. Smeltzer, D. Sindlinger. ROW 4: V. Flinchbaugh, B. Flory, L. Miller, D. Cladfeltcr, P. Fitz, C. Landis, B. Bigoncy, R. Gearhart, L. Vanloon. CLASS OF 70 T. Baker, V. P.; C. Blouse, Pres.; Mr. Miller, adv.; E. Smith, Sec.; P. Leary, Trcas. ROW 1: J. Kuhn, B. Ayres, A. Parrish, S. Parge, B. C a patch, M. Heller, K. Black, Mrs. I-asley. ROW 2: M. VanZandt, N. Peters, S. Mottern, C. Krecgcr, C. Leader, D. Hciner, D. Fawkes, E. Lehman. ROW 3: S. Diehl, S. Parker, C. Randall, L. Lev insky, C- Baker, R. Waltcrsdorff, B. Slough, D. Lciphacl. ROW 4: S. Qrwick, S. Tome, C. Ciknis, R. Straw- bridge, C. Wright, B. Brcmie- man, T. Stein, S. Hartman. alilil ROW 1: D. Eshelman, T. Baker, W. Markcy, K. Krout, S. Hess, D. Stucky, Mrs. Walker. ROW 2: P. Blessing, C. Smyscr, R. Shearer, J. Inners, C. Huddles- town, D. Myers. ROW 3: B. Eichorn, A. Myers, R Keeny, C. Miller, M. Boeltcher, A. Swords, J. Jones. ROW 4: M. Gladwin, C. Baker, M. McKnight, K. Burke, B. Schocnbrumn, K. Biork, R. Stajnbaugh, R. Lloyd. ROW 1: C. Blouse, B. Doll, P. Leary, S. Darr, L. Markcy, J. Stough, C. Stein, Mrs. Straubel. ROW 2: C. Frantz, D. Hengst, B. Stump, E. Snyder, H. Bush, G. Fink, C. Stray er, C. Shearer. ROW 3: M. Raver, K. Koontz, V. Ness, J. Dehoff, H. Myers, J. Sander- son, R. Stricklcr, D. Enfield. ROW 4: S. Markcy, T. Laird, T. Brant, S. Eberly, F. Myers, D. Markle, S. Workingcr, W. Kauffman. ROW' 1: K. Schmuck, P. Stine, J. Fulton, B. Dehoff, B. Boyer, J. Kovacs, Mrs. Willy. ROW 2: V. Crwick, S. Wise, D. Dickmyer, D. DeWitt, C. Frantz, L. Ness, P. Riley, V. Kisloski. ROW 3: T. Stambaugh, G. Wills, W. Smith, R. Keeney, C. Hivner, D. Stump, C. Englar. ROW 4: R. Carrety, G. Gallagher, C. Shuler, M. Shoub, M. McKinsey, H. Zum- brum, R. Shearer, S. Freed. ROW 1: C. Smith, M. Snider, S- Rohrbaugh, K. Hoke, D. Folken- roth, S. Hess, Mrs. Krccgcr. ROW 2: V. Myers, S. McKinsey, K. Trattncr, C. Boyer, L. Cunnet, M. Nelson, J. Miller, B. Buchlcr, P. Dennis. ROW 3: J. Williams, S. Wise, W. Witmcr, D. Kohler, B. Lentz, S. Riedel, C. Melhornc, J. Beck, P. Smith. ROW 4: E. Rice, R. Swords, D. Prall, B. StTiebig, A. Ebcrly, K. Bupp, C. Hawkins, R. Waltersdorff, M. Sprcnklc, J. Barnhart. ROW 1: L. Flinchbaugh, W. Perry, S. Sterner, D. Rorhbaugh, C. Vitz, S. Arnold, Mr. Onvig. ROW 2: L. McGill, M. Sliver, B. Linnert, R. Criswell, J. Grafton, K. Knaub, J. Wagner, S. Shultz. ROW 3: T. Thompson, K. Hcindel, R. Leppo, C. Ness, C. Strausbaugh, B. Hengst, S. McKinsey. ROW 4: K. Markcy, B. Colyer, G. Stump, J. Hoffman, C. Fitz, J. Trimble, D. Adams, R. Stiffler. ROW 1: M. Snyder, S. Flicker, A. Smith, O. Aldinger, S. Fitz, C. Cliristmas, J. Stoll, M. Kline, Mr. Smith. ROW 2: C. Geesey, D. Thompson, E. Webb, M. Dcllcr, R. List, J. Waltcmycr, B. Sipe, M. Snyder. ROW 3: J. Jones, J. Karter, W. Kriner, S. Frey, L. Fife, D. Hartman, K. Klincdinst. ROW 4: D. Davis, B. Peters, J. Kohler, G. Hccempa, R. Ferrcc, R. Bortner. ROW 1: R. Myers, R. Hetrick, L. Clew ell, C- Englar, K. Snyder, R. Prowell, Mrs. Dellcr. ROW 2: D. Phillips, L. Fitz, D. Sinclair, S. Flickinger, M. lines, B. Stough, C. Billet, L. Ferree, P. Dubbs. ROW 3: J. Williamson, B. McLaugh- lin, J. Naylor, M. Kreckcr, K. Seitz, W. Wagner, D. Hartman, C. Reynolds. ROW 4: M. Davis, R. Keller, B. Riedel, B. Stoner, S. Whitcnight, S. Scclirist, R. Jansky, D. Trent. ROW 1: B. Stoner, P. Watkins, C. Bowers, D. Brinsficld, C. LaMotte, B. Shaefer, D. Roller, Mr. Reish. ROW 2: S. Foulk, J. Wilders, S. Tyson, J. Kuhn, A. C a It i gar one, K. Tracey, J. Knaub, K. Keener, D. Rohnert. ROW 3: C. Snyder, D. Spatz, N. Brister, C. Couker, D. Kline, C. Danner, C. Wambaugh, B. Bennett. ROW 4: M. McCrigan, L. Dcitz, J. Fence, M. Myers, S. Sliircy, P. Williams, M. Knaper, B. Klingcl, J. Canter. ROW 1: B. Kirchner, D. Ober- dick, P. Moyer, K. Thomas, M. Martin, Mr. Waltemyer. ROW 2: M. Kahlcr, C. Frey, B. Walker, T. Couch, P. Laucr. ROW 3: D. Corsnitz, J. Myers, J. Zimmerman, C. Taylor, D. Markcy, D. Bar- shinger. ROW 4: J. Yeager, E. Tanner, D. Krebs, R. Hartman, C. Hoke, R. Gifford, D. Stein. ROW 1: E. Smith, F. Heller, T. Myers, J. Ness, D. Nicholas, K. Ferree, Mr. Hivncr ROW 2: B. Taylor, J. Chronistcr, B. Myers, C. Bupp, K. Dickert, V. Taylor, L. Gromlmg, D. Hindman ROW 3: S- Grove, K. Kessler, E. Stremmel, D. Anderson, T. Thomas, L. Miller, C. Godfrey ROW 4: C. Dchoff, S. Williams, D. Cable, T. Tome, M. Martin, K. Ness, J. Frantz, G. Keeney. ROW 1: D. Laucr, J. Connelly, D. Flinchbaugh, D. Shultz, K. Stump, K. Zimmerman, J. McWilliams, N. Herman, Mr. Harmon. ROW 2: K. Behrcnscn, C. Miller, K. Smith, J. Waltermycr, P. Matchow, S. Kinard, K. Stough, T. Rosh, A. Buonora. ROW 3: D. Clark, D. Shaffer, F. Keller, W. Clark, P. Keller, J. Reynolds, J. Gable, J. Conway. ROW 4: S. Tracy, R- Ziegler, M. Huran, W. Stein, J. Patterson, S. Sweitzer, C. Hcnch, T. Burkins, C. Powers. ROW 1: J. Robinson, P. Darr, D. Shircy, K. Markey, G. Kindig, L. Geiselman, C. Swords, Mr. Kehr. ROW 2: P. Krause, D. Dittcnhafer, R. Evclcr, M. Rcineberg, D. Yost, L. Staley, N. Jennings, C. Stauffer, M. Shupp. ROW 3: M. Raffensberger, M. Dole, D. Godfrey, R. Livingston, D. Miller, S. Patterson, C. Eckert, S. Miller. ROW 4: S. Sipe, S. Mataua, P. Kime, C- Lehman, D. Vinson, J. Powers, G. Keller, D. Kollcr, S. Breen. ROW 1: J. Markey, J. Bowman, D. Myers, D. Luckenbaugh, Mr. Nabors, ROW 2: J. Rigjit- misc, C. Funst, D. Forbes, H- Lewis, V. Gembe, M. Wagaman, B. Hcltzel, C. Delaney. ROW 3: P. Stough, M. Mooris, K. Klineyoung, B. Rudacille, R. Hartman, S. Smith, P. Porter, D. Beck. ROW 4: N. Stansiula, N. Brant, W. Patterson, D. Myers, G. Blouse, W. Nickel, T. Friedrick, G. Howctt. ROW 1: T. Shull , D. Peck, J. Jacoby, L. Marqct, S. Stabley, S. Clouser, J. Strayer. ROW 2: S. Schriver, R. Snyder, I.. Kline, N. Neff, C. Rohr- baugh, D. Oberlander, J. Strayer, R. Ropp, R. Zimmer- man. ROW 3: J. Dewitt, S. Henry, C. Bialak, J. Barton, C. Fink, D. Herbst, B. Wargo, D. Bailey. ROW 4: R. Gruver, D. Floiy, R. Yeager, C. Snyder, D. Kent, S. Rice, B. Fcitenberger, M. McCreary, R. Heaps. ROW 1: J. Kearns, C. Dubbs, L. Beard, R. Beck, B. Clixonister, Miss Yasenchak. ROW 2: S. Stough, C. Tlionias, S. Jansky, K. Coodling, J. Roscnzweig, M. Bower, S. Seeger. ROW 3: M. Holtzapplc, J. Leader, M. Godfrey, D. Hcrbst, D. Kissinger, S. Rorh- baugh, G. Bachman. ROW 4: R. Kopp, S. Ruppeit, P. Oberlin, C. Dcnvell, J. Glat- felter, D. Knisely, M. Lewis. ROW 1: J. Madison, S. God- frey, S. Laucks, S. Orwig, C. Kceports, S. Trimble, M. Good, Mr. Rutledge. ROW 2: N. McGirr, D. Fife, G. Dunkel- berger, W. Fishel, P. Diehl, S. Smee, F. Mitzel. ROW 3: N. Cook, K. Rcicr, A. Shaffer, T. Hoffman, D. Snyder, J. Brinsficld, J. Seitz, J. Landis. ROW 4: J. McWilliams, R. Riddle, J. Brown, D. Gearhart, D. Schnetzka, S. Weston, S. Floyd, R. Fix, F. Mar key. ROW 1: N. Theurer, S. Black, M. Hellrung, T. Zartman, G. Fitzkce, M. Heller, J. Snyder, P. Sparks, Mr. Allison. ROW 2: G. Nelson, G. Shcffer, S. Weinmeister, K. Rohrbaugh, B. Bode, S. Beck, J. Eby, L. Nishwitz, C. Hcrshncr. ROW 3: R. Houseman, S. Ycrger, C. Tyson, P. Millar, C. Kibler, W. Henry, R. Dellinger, B. Kisloski. ROW 4: J. Randall, L. Kreider, N. Bostic, T. Moore, J. Stegncr, F. Smeltzer, I.. Caugler, M. Diehl, M. Bentzel. ROW 1: L. Scott, B. Flinchingcr, H. Appcll, E. Drcscher, M. Wincka, S. Snyder, B. Sprenklc, A. Wright, R. Swcitzer, Mrs. Brown. ROW 2: C. Lentz, S. Baker, M. Mnlligar, C. McGlaughlin, L. Levijisky, D. McWilliams, N. Grove, J. Billet. ROW 3: L. Huddleston, B. Rollman, C. Heffner, S. Qirhart, C. Sipc, D. Aldingcr, M. Poff, J. Stougji. ROW •1: K- Hollenshcad, L. Fitz, R. Ness, B. Yost, E. Wagner, H. Keller, L. Jessop, M. Criffith, G. Carpenter. ROW 1: L. Lentz, J. Wiest, J. Krone D. Markey, J. Rohrbaugh, S. Ward, L. Vuono, Mr. Miller, ROW 2: D. Hamberger, J. Ruth, K. Redding, R. Leitzcl. B. Warner, D. Hcngst, D. Stoner, S. Wolfe. ROW 3: B. Luckcnbaugh, M. Mealy, B. Balm, B. Smith, R. Want!and, B. Huson, G. DeWitt, R. Hciscrman. ROW 4: G. Bond, R. Englar, M. Wise, S. Mehl, W. Brcimcman, W. Zimmerman, M. Codfrey, B. Knox. B. Cook. ROW 1: J. Stougji, C. Myers, L. Miller, J. Cromling, D. Godfrey, D. Marriot, M. Frey, Mr. Yohc. ROW 2: A. Synder, S. Knapcr, B. Daugherty, C. Miller, M. Sweeney, C. Smith, C. Dittcnhafer. ROW 3: T. Brown, J. Norris, J. Smith, D. Lentz, M. Diehl, R. Morris. ROW 4: G. Englar, L. Frantz, L. Hanes, W. Rittenhouse,J. Schnctzka, D. Mersey, D. Kunkle. ROW 1: M. Hartman, J. Kramer, Jr. , D. Goodling, M. Grim, M. Daugherty, Mr. Bingaman. ROW 2: C. Thoman, J. List, D. Shoff, A. Shircy, P. Why, J. Smith, J. Forbes. ROW 3: J. Homer, S. Morton, D. Fake, J. Winters, D. Druck, K. Johnson, L. Curley. ROW 4: I.. Fettrow, D. Emenheiscr, K. Knaub, R. Toomey, B. Aldingcr, R. Glatfelter, L. Leader, R. Trimble. ROW 1: K. Fhrhart, J. McWilliams, K. Hambergcr, M. Robinson, S. Godfrey, S. Schrum, Mrs. Work- inger. ROW 2: R. Koontz, B. Rycr, S. Emenheiscr, S. Hyscr, S. McLaughlin, B. Dubbs, K. Markey. ROW 3: K. Grumbine, T. Schell, S. Rohrbaugh, V. Harris, B. Howdyshell, G. Bortncr, J. Ailcs, R. Ham. ROW 4: D. Karter, R. Thcophel, S- Landis, I. Mulyk, R. Staub, R. Jones, T. Shaeffer. CLASS OF 12 Mrs. Moore, Adv.; L. Jacobs, Pres.; K. Hollcnshcad, V. Pres.; S. Clironister, Treas.; S. Butcher, Sec. ROW 1: D. Bortner, J. Krone, P. Jensen, B. Trattner, ROW 2: K. Codfrcy, D. Forry, J. Munchcl, D. Houseman, D. Mallory, H. Snyder, H. Dehoff, J. Fink, B. Hanes, R. Burke. ROW 3: B. Durham, M. Detron, M. Couch, L. Lentz, J. Withers, C. Buchanan, L. Ness, B. Strickler, Mr. Bence. ROW 4: B. Shircy, D. Roller, M. Burkeholdcr, P. Rice, D. Arbegast, S. Fonvillc, W. Warner, T. Hendrick, D. Smith. ROW 1: D. Oberdick, D. McKinscy, R. Staub, A. Imes. ROW 2: D. Roilman, M. Reese, S. Sechrist, E. Miller 111, S. Hayes, M. Mar key, K. Naylor, Mrs. Shcnberger. ROW 3: C. Flinchbaugh, K. Swords, W. Camion, D. Lat- chaw, D. Diehl, J. Smith, J. Davidson, J. Kennedy. ROW 4: P. Gingerich, D. Wilson, P. Urey, S. Beard, J. Hoffman, J. Roller, L. Grove, S. Sidler, S. Brown. ROW 1: B. Lam otto, T. Cross, J. Gilbert, J. Smith. ROW 2: C. Imes, M. Hartman, J. Markcy, S. Butcher. T. Dick- myer, D. Robert, D. Frey, W. Hivner. ROW 3: D. Oberlin, I.. Jacobs, D. Miller, B. Daugherty, B. Swords, C. Brown, K. Scager, M. Englar, D. Myers, J. Allison, Mr. Burd. ROW 4: C. Fix, F. Mauro, D. Beard, P. William- son, J. Franklin, M. Paige, R. Mitzel, C. Doyle, E. Hopple. ROW 1: C. Rinehart, D. Seitz, D. Eppley, S. Klingel. ROW 2: S. Urey, D. Root, A. Neff, K. Flinchbaugh, R. Wilson, D. Rccvcr, M. Miller, R. Sterner, J. McKinsey, J. Innerst. ROW 3: L. Markle, M. Puckett, C. Lauer, D. Freed, L. Grove, K. Orwick, R. Amspacher, L. Smith, R. Smith, Mr. Troutman. ROW 4. R. Bubb, N. Beck, B. Davis, J. Heidlcr, J. Simon, R. Childs, T. Tanner, R. Diehl, S. Bortner. ROW 1: D. Stiles, R. Neff, M. VanLoon, S. Torbush. P. Davis. ROW 2: K. Royce, S. Floyd, D. Bernstein, R. Orwock, G. Miller, D. Taylor, D. Rosh, I.. Mcisen- hcltcr, D. Jackson. ROW 3: W. Nelson, K. Grmnbinc, C. Marshall, S. Smith, D. Doll, J. Mitchell, K- Hollenshcad, S. Frey, R. Hendershot. ROW 4: D. Leader, J. Heikes, C. Recver, S. McLauglilin, B. Shana- brough, B. Glatfeltcr, R. Tolbert, P. Knisely. ROW 1: V. Benvager, J. Ciccer- relli, C. Straw-bridge. ROW 2: D. Kohr, C. Golkenroth, D. Taylor, C. Williamson, B. Ciumet, S. Smith, D. Walker, R. Buanora, G. Reichard. ROW 3: D. Hollinger, J. Woltman, D. Debus, C. Fauth, G. Shearer, B. Myers, B. Stine, E. Lehman, J. Jackson, Mr. Rcccski. ROW 4: P. Onvig, K. McWilliams, L. Linncrt, C. Tyson, N. Gloccklcr, D. Mitzel, C. Heller, S. Marshall, D. Rost. ROW 1: L. Rost, C. Nesbitt, J. Owens, H. Fcltcnbcrgcr, ROW 2: K. Kolir, C. MacArthur, G. Folkenroth, D. Balm, R. Shearer Jr., D. Conti, C. Matson. ROW 3: D. Decker, C. Snyder, T. Garrety, M. Lehman, C. Billet, J. Sipkoff, J. Dotzcl, C. Heltzel, Mr. Larkin. ROW 4: C. Weaver, J. Taylor, B. Richards, G. Warner, D. Dubbs, T. Gunnct, D. God- frey, W. Morton, C. Reinhardt, L. Stough, V. Carman, J. Burger. ROW 1: C. Berger, J. Godfrey, B. Rcsslcr, S. Lehman, J. Jamison. ROW 2: B. Maguire, C. Stablcy, J. Wiest, C. Moyer, K. Burke, A. Tennant, E. Hcltzcl, R. Rhine- holt, M. Hake, V. Dubbs, Mr. Rohrcr. ROW 3: V. Smcltzcr, D. Cook, D. Snyder, S. Hostler, R. Ferree, M. Roth, B. Ness, L. Tracy, K. Folkenroth, ROW 4: A. Krcckcr, J. Bodington, W. Wine- miller, R. Bair, G. Godfrey, K. Straycr, E. Carton, R. Warner, M. Workingner. ROW 1: B. Barshingcr, R. Cccsey, K. Hess, R. Snyder, S. Pittman. ROW 2: K. Trimble, M. Ness, S. Boyer, K. Krout, K. Houseman, T. Forbush, K. Stuckey, D. Harris, Mrs. Kempenaar. ROW 3: S. Mcmmcrt, D. Shuler, B. Myers, E. Maim, D. Smith, M. Leppo, B. Oberlin. ROW 4: M. Shirey, A. Cohn, M. Fink, S. Chronister, K. Eckard, L. Creitz, H. Dehoff, D. Yoder. ROW 1: S. Fitz, D. Keeney, J. Ceisclman, P. Dahr. ROW 2: B. Em let, B. Nicholas, R. Fourhman, C. Raver, M. Brick- ner, C. Hartman, H. Turner, C. Smith. ROW 3: C. Miller, A. Linn, P. Adinolfi, W. Hersh, P. Hively, D. Butcher, R. Sprenkle, J. Mar key, Mrs. Croh. ROW 4: J. Schoenbrun, J. Myers, J. Laird, J. Beck, R. Ahrens, W. Sudeck, D. Becker, A. Gregg, M. Shryock. ROW 1: R. Ness, L. Eppley, D. Riedel, C. Fitz, J. Meyers. ROW 2: Y. Wil- helm, S. Shirey, D. Hilt, D. Buser, J. Hughes, P. Dehoff, K. Portncr. ROW 3: D. Ceiselman, C. Markcy, V. Yost, D. Stump, T. Dahr, J. Trout, T. Barshinger, P. Elliott. ROW 4: M. Kuhn, R. Spatz, L. Harris, J. Couker, S. Ruppert, B. Brcnneman, D. Henry, D. Lewis. ROW 1: P. Harrell, W. Bar- shinger, W. Shircy, B. Herbst. ROW 2: K. Riedel, A. Miller, R. Stump, M. Hoke, M. Trout, D. Zartman, E. Lewis, K. Baum. ROW 3: D. Haitiaub, N. Forry, D. Fitz, P. Myers, D. Smith, F. Ruth, C. Brenne man, B. Kyle. ROW 4: C. Huishart, E. Ceisclman, R. Whitenight, D. Dclp, D. Spcary, D. Markcy, D. Raab, L. Neuhaus. ROW 1: C. Aldingcr, D. Folkenroth, S. Powers, E. Livingston ROW 2: J. Coodling, T. Tyson, J. Wertz, N. Me A leer, Mrs. Gamble ROW 3: T. Mum inert, Z. Hursh, R. Halcomb, T. Har- lacker, R. Howett ROW 4: S. Baker, M. Trout, K. Hake, M. Mummert, D. Conrad. ROW 1: V. Snyder, P. Wid- dowson, C. Fink, M. Snyder ROW 2: K. Keller, K. Moul, S. Toomey, R. Leisenring, D. Howard, G. Fox, J. Daugherty, D. Smith, Mr. C. Miller ROW 3: M. Lohss, J. Brillhart, J. Hoerr, D. Glatfelter, J. Myers, S. Frey, L. Robinson, K. Hench ROW 4: M. Knisley, S. Stougli, B. Richard, S. Fink, R. Bceart, D. Snryser, M. Leiphart, C. Shearer, D. Stough. ROW 1: B. Cohn, B. Romcs- burg, W. Brillhart, P. En- field. ROW 2: C- Watson, M. Mundis, J Barshinger, J. Ruth, B. Kennedy, J. Mc- Donnell, P. Paige, N. Bristcr, J. Codfrcy, Mrs. Lichtbla-u. ROW 3: J. Sechrist, J. Ander- son, J. Flinchbaugh, K. Riedel, B. Lindt, C. Noel, D. Quictzsch, K. Hake, R. Friedrich. ROW 4: J. Tears, B. Stine, V. Stambaugh, S. Tome, E. Boyd, R. Inncrs, J. Fit' ., D. Cable, B. Homer. ROW 1: L. Sanderson, R. Platts, T. Blessing, L. Bupp. ROW 2: C. Watson, J. Attjg, R. Sipe, M. Streavig, P. Rittenhousc, C. Henry, R. Hess, S. Jackson, M. Grim, Mr. Rohrbaugh. ROW 3: M. Cibbs, P. Hollins, J. Floyd, P. Noll, J. Koons, D. Shaf- fer. D. Shepherd, B. Ferree, C. Leavcsley. ROW 4: M. Kochcr, K. Ness, J. Myers, M. Miller, H. Wilhidc, E. McCullough, C. Morgan, E. Vinson, S. Stine, K. Collier. ROW 1: J. Noll, M. Burke, D. Stephens. ROW 2: C. Schriver, B. Reichard, S. Frey, T. Kime, B. Foulk, R. Albright, R. Sipe, F. Thiele, P. Hartman, J. Lee, D. En- field. ROW 3: C. Kohler, S. Renoll, D. Miller, S. Sch- netzka, P. Miller, P. Ailes, K. Godfrey, D. Plowman, B. McLaughlin, R. Hoffman, Mr. Owens. ROW 4: C. Decker, D. Platts, K. Nickel, M. Kohr, J. Beck, T. Barn- hart, S. Garvey, M. Givler, K. Stough, J. Lehman. ROW 1: C. Landis, D. M.-rkey, K. lines, A. Oberdick. ROW 2: H. Martin, E. Hawkcs, S. Jacobs, E. Myers, J. Ness, R. Cannon, C. Hoffmastcr, L. Miller, K. Staley, Mrs. Fcit- ner. ROW 3: R. Davis, R. Godfrey, C. Carmen, G. Kunkle, S. Rosh, K. Criswell, L. Fink, J. Lapham, S. Gable, J. Shearer. ROW 4: S. Schaefer, S. Chronistcr, S. Markcy, C. Snyder, D. Root, A. Forbes, A. Garonzik, Walker, J. Waltcrsdorff, M. Bar- ham. ROW 1: B. Rycr, B. Barshinger, D. Jennings, J. Markey. ROWr 2: B. Markey, N. Brant, K. Folkcn- roth, R. Bufflap, J. Budeshcim, J. Kinard, R. Kern, D. Franklin, R. Kinard, Mrs. Emenheiser. ROW 3: C. Gingerich, T. Evcler, J. Davis, J. Koller, D. Nesbitt, L. Wolf, K. Dell, L. Douglas, M. Royer. ROW 4: C. Hilde- brand, K. Knaub, B. Barley, G. Reisingcr, W. Heffner, K. Lcppo. T. Patterson, D. Smith, V. Schiding, J. Weston. ROWr 1: M. McKniglit, G. Conrad, A. May, D. Panics. ROW 2: P. Reineberg, L. Keeney, K. Shaffer, G. Pilgrim, K. Kurtz, L. Newcomer, K. Klineyoung, D. Meyers, T. Zortman, L. Strayer, W. Foulk. ROW' 3: W. CarTison, S. Frantz, S. Douglas, B. Laird, S. Hartman, K. Edman, B. Daugherty, D. Douts, T. Stambaugh, C. Curry. ROW 4: D. Jacoby, J. Moore, B- Strayer, G. Gearhart, J. Williams, D. Hoover, B. Morton, K. Stiles, C. Delbaugh, P. Markey. ROW 1: D. Riedel, Treas.; A. Wise, Sec.; M. Ness, V. Pres.; D. Noll, Pres. ROW 2: J. Prowell, D. Sears, M. Shearer, J. Ensminger, A. Sipe, B. Zockoll, M. Beck, C. Raffensberger, A. Hollander, D. Kohler ROW 3: E. Dahr, D. Young, P. Staley, D. Matthews, R. Good, W. Willders, R. Reier, C. Buonora, J. Bortner, R. Hengst, Mr. Adams ROW 4: J. Kiser, B. Nishwitz, J. Livingston, T. Munchel. R. Colyer, K. Wagner, C. Snyder, J. Wiest, C. Frye, J. Hoerr. ROW 1: C. Castriata, D. Frey, D. Rossell, V. Lehman ROW 2: B. Adams, R. Lewis, K. Boyer. C. Daugherty, E. Rice, J. Hcrbst, K. Rudy, L. Thompson ROW 3: M. Cross, R. Myers, W. Robert, S. Bupp, D. Emsweiler, D. Black, M. Howard, I. Brickcr, L. Daugherty, G. Eichorn ROW 4: R. Inner st, S. Ramage, K. Kirschner, B- Markey, W. Arnold, D. Dietrich, J. Barnhart, R- Sheffer, D- Klincdinst, L. Grafton. ROW 1: R. Flinchbaugh, B. Kombau, S. Ferry, Z. Be in- stein ROW 2: L. Sheffer, S. Linn, G. Markey, W. Munchel, B. Rycr, J. Saylor, D. Slenkcr, M. Sutherland, J. Ambrose, S. Grove ROW 3: D. Fischer, S. Stump, D- Maguire, H. Gingerich, S. Ruppert, B. Jackson, D. Tobin, P. Brcnncman, R. Ferree, Miss Hudson ROW 4: T. Clcwcll, C. Newman, S. Johnson, J. Miller, J. Kopp, D- Dickert, B. Beck, D. Holtz apple, L. Rickrode, M. Swartz. ROW 1: L. Snyder, R. Reed, L. Wagner, R. Forbes, D. Hartman ROW 2: B. Daugherty, T. Small, K. Smith, R. Bceart, L. Frantz, T. Moyer, L. Smith, W. Good- ling ROW 3: L. Ha ugh, S. Bricker, S. Rost, J. Christmas, G. Kraft, A. Stcinfclt, B. Speers, B. Ludwig, H. Myers, G. Leit- zel, Mr. Crumling ROW 4: C. Kline, G. Wise, B- Tyson, P. Munchel, J. Colvin, J. Cruver, D. Myers, C. Fogle, J. Young. ROW 1: J. Rost, S. Wagner, M. Barshinger, D Martin ROW 2: D. Andrews, S. Bair, D. Crull, H. Geescy, J. Alwinc, D. Couch, S. Deardorff, A. Levis, L. VanArtsdalen, J. Nei- man ROW 3: S. Mc- Williams, D. Reinceke, S. Theophcl, J. Kem, T. Knisely, D. Markey, D. Rccver, K. Gill, S. Dickmyer, B. Kepler ROW 4: V. Rosenzweig, C Beck, S. Saylor, G. Whited, J. Snyder, S. Hildebrand, L. Cave, R Krammes, K. Bare, S. Grim. SPORTS TRACK TEAM IS VICTORIOUS WITH FIFTEEN SENIORS Truck: ROW 1: C. Baum, J. Mitzel, J. Folkenroth, L. Miller, S. Hoffman, T. Kecsey, L. Leader, C. Curley, M. Pala, W. Moore, L. Barshinger. ROW 2: D. Rchrbaugh, A. Hulshart, J. Coffey, F. Deller, N. Russell, V. Smith, P. Wolf, M. Vinson, T. Howard, F. Wilhelm, J. Page, M. Hyser, J. Rossell, R. Seitz. Opening the track season with an exciting victory, these experienced members went on to finish the season with five wins and only two losses. The forty-seven man team received invaluable ability from the fifteen seniors. Among them were constant point-producing runners Bonn Druck. Cliff Curley, and Greg Baum. At the Shippensburg Invitational Meet, Wayne Hershey and Fred Fulton won first and second place in the high jump respectively. Fourth place in the broad jump was earned by Don Webb. The District Meet saw Hershey place second in high jump which qualified him for the state competi- tion . Coaches Beck and Fondarvest did a tremendous job shaping these fellows into winning athletes as school records continually being broken. Wayne Hershey set a new record of 6'3'' 1 2 in high jump- ing as a result of this part of this excellent coaching. Co?cites: Bock and Fondarvest We They 63 Spring Grove 59 Susquehannock 15 90 Northeastern 19 28 York Suburban 81 69 1 2 Eastern 39 1 2 93 Dover 16 56 Centra 1 53 46 Red Lion 63 Field: ROW 1: C. Mitzel, M. Keeney. J. Brenneman, B. Druck, T. Copenhcavcr, T. Daugherty, D. Kocher, A. Wulike, M. Jacoby, N. Leader ROW 2: D. Webb, F. Fulton, W. Hershcy, S. Fitzkcc, C. Myers, S. Sechrist, S. Have, M. Daugherty, J. EmenheSscr, P. Wolf, F. Rice, H. Innerst, S. Smith, J. Cook, A. Heller. JUNIOR HIGH ENCOUNTERS TOUGH OPPONENTS! ROW 1: R. Myers, T. Schultz, J. Kern, M. Kohler, C. Bortner, T. Brown. ROW 2: T. Baker, S. Smith, H. Eisensmith, M. McKnight, M. Heller, D. Anderson, J. Seitz. ROW 3: O. Aldingcr, S. Onvig, R. Swords, D. Bortner, D. Trent, T. Laird, B. Klingel, B. Aldingcr. Coaches: Baltozcr and Owens ROW 1: G. Stump, C. Stein, S. Markey, B. Namcr. ROW 2: C. Snyder, R. Gladfeltcr, R. Shcrcr, K. Hamberger, D. Peck, D. Smith, R. Trimble. ROW 3: K. Boyer, Mgr., B. Nickel, R. Hartman, R. Jansky, R. Bortner. ROW 1: J. Innerst, M. Dcller, J. Owens, M. Grimm. ROW 2: M. Nesbitt, G. Smith, M. Rudacillc, J. Trout, G. Ricchart. ROW 3: M. Doll, R. Namer, S. Klinglc, C. Sherer, J. Snyder, J. Sipe. BASEBALL HAS ONE OL BEST YEARS AT D-TOWN With the rise in popularity of Dallastown baseball came greater team enthusiasm. Even though many games were played during inclement weather, the spirit was ever-present. When the regular season ended, Dallastown and Suburban were deadlocked with identical re- cords. The playoff game, held at Red Lion, was a thriller with Suburban claiming the lead in the third inning. The Wildcats came to tie it in the fifth. Subur- ban, however, was able to obtain another run to win the game and championship. Outstanding players on the team were pitchers Ted Frey, Larry Hildebrand, Phil Smith, fielder Keith Myers, and most valuable player, Joe Peters. Next year, as many team members will be re- turning, the coaches should be able to produce an- other victorious team. ROW 1: D. Kccncy; M. Riley; R. Myers; P. Smith; J. Peters; C. Sprcnkle; R. Werner; R. Motter; W. Peters; K. Myers; S. Mccklcy; W. Witmcr; ROW 2: M. Bugash; D. Daugherty; G. Robert; J. Walker; K. Hoke; R. Gearhart; L. Hildebrand; S. Shearer; T. Frey; E. Myers; G. Grove; S. Hivncr; J. Wagner; N. Strayer. Coaches Erwin and Jacobs 81 WE THEY 3 Eastern 2 2 Susquehannock 1 8 Suburban 11 13 Kennard Dale 7 26 Red Lion 5 5 Eastern 3 7 Susquehannock 3 3 Suburban 5 8 Kennard Dale 1 8 Red Lion 7 2 Suburban 3 VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS SERVE’EM AND SPIKE ’EM ROW 1: D. Bortncr, M. Shircy, J. Ong, D. Hess, S. Ehrhart, J. Kopp, D. Zarfoss ROW 2: J. Platts, A. Marriott, D. Fitz, S. Sawicki, C. Krcidlcr, C. Givler, B. Doll, S. Rohrbaugh ROW 3: N- Knaper, T. Ness, S. Shircy, C. Werner, K. Dietz, T. Shenberger, K. Fry, B. Black, D. Sindlingcr, A. Cleaver, C. Zaitxnan. The spirit that Coach Arnold’s volleyball team had this year was unbelievable. The girls were very enthusiastic throughout the season. Under Miss Arnold's capable guidance the girls almost had a winning season. Due to the fact that there were only four seniors on the team, there was a deficiency of team co-ordination. There were many sophomores on the team who had never played with the seniors. Since the sopho- mores and juniors gained much experience, next year's team should prove more successful. Special recognition belongs to Mary Anne Shirey, who won the most valuable player trophy. Mary Anne's in- tense competitive spirit was a great boost to the team. When most of these girls try out again for next year's team, they will bear with them the techniques of the game plus the ideals of sportsmanship. Coach Miss Arnold West York Lost Eastern Won - Lost Susquehannock Lost - Lost Kennard-Dale Won - Won York Suburban Lost - Lost Dover Won Cent ral Won Spring Grove Won Northeastern Lost 82 CROSS COUNTRY-AND THEY RAN AND RAN Coach Owens This year’s Cross Country team experienced many set backs. It was late in starting practice, which accounted for many of the early season defeats. However, after Coach Owen’s intensive training commenced, the meets became more competitive. The usual practices on the two and a half mile course were supplemented with arduous relays on the track. This practice did not net any victories this year, but it should produce wins next year when coupled with the more experienced runners. WE THEY 52 Spring Grove 15 34 Red Lion 22 49 Spring Grove 18 28 Central 28 41 Eastern 19 39 West York 22 31 Red Lion 24 36 West York 25 33 Central 25 35 Eastern 24 Lower score wins BOTTOM: S. Hoffman, D. Ander- son, N. Russell, M. Anstadt, W. Smith, D. Hartman, D. Coodling, D. Cibblc TOP: H. Kictzmann, M. McKnight, S. Markcy, J. Ness, C. Stein. THREE CHEERS FORE OUR GOLFERS R. Myers, D. Cable, A. Heller, B. Klingel, A. Hulshait, B. Capatch, S. Thompson, T. Thompson, D. Ahvine, D. Renold. Under the guidance of rookie coach Kehr, the Dallastown Golf Team met with new hopes as the fellows hosted York Catholic in the first match of the season. However, these hopes dwindled as the Irish left credited with a win. As a matter of fact, Dallastown went down to defeat for the next five matches Then the golfers managed to find day- light and they recorded wins in three of the next four matches. With sophomores and juniors com- prising the team, there were bound to be mistakes simply due to lack of experience. Also with golf taking place in the fall, Coach Kehr, new to Dallas- town, had very little time to learn the weak points of each team member. Both the golfers and the Coach deserve sincere appreciation for their efforts. They also have the Dallastown students wishing them Good Luck for a high- scoring season next year. We 7 1 2 York Catholic They 12 1 2 0 York Suburban 20 5 Dover 15 9 Northeastern 11 6 1 2 Central 13 1 2 4 Red l ion 16 19 Southwestern 1 7 1 2 West York 12 1 2 11 1 2 Spring Grove 8 1 2 7 1 2 Susquehannock 12 1 2 10 1 2 Hanover 9 1 2 81 Coach Kehr Coach Miss Arnold HOCKEY PLAYERS FINISH SHORT OF GOAL WE THEY 1 Northeastern 0 0 York Suburban 4 2 Eastern 3 0 Dover 1 1 Spring Grove 3 0 West York 0 I Central 0 0 Susquehannock 1 Between September 20 and November 6, nine games were played by the hockey team. These contests meant many things to the girls. To some they were just games, others pictured them as adding more bruises to their legs. But they all agree that each was a chal- lenge and one which was eagerly undertaken. At the close of the season the entire team voted for most valuable player. The recipient was Jean Kopp who with her skill, agility, and spirit contributed greatly to the team. With hockey being relatively new at Dallas- town, a few years are required to organize a winning team. However with the progress which has taken place, Coach Arnold should be expecting a victorious team in the near future. ROW 1: S. Ehrhart, C. Moyer, J. Grove, N. Eichom, D. Zarfoss, F. Hcrshey, J. Kopp, B. Anstadt, M. Dietz, S- Rohrbaugh, C. Gauss, K. Knayb. ROW 2: C. Dcllcr, R. Garrcty, C. Vitz, D. Gauglcr, J. Platts, D. Sindlingcr, C. Gilbert, V. Myers, B. Doll, L. McGill, B. Hivcly, A. Rudisill, D. Bohncrt. ROW 3: B. Anstinc, M. Snider, R. Shearer, B. Stoner, C. Kccports, D. Lentz, D. Shoff, R. Hetrick, P. Stine, J. Strayer, L. Jackson. GRIDDERS UNDERGO REBUILDING A lack of experienced members accounted for Dallastown's losing football season. Despite the record, however, a number of players had admirable performances. Junior quarterback Mike Riley, being poised at all times, was able to call plays where the Wildcats gained valuable yardage. He passed the ball with the receivers being Fred Deller, Blaine Warner and Jerry Page. Ken Hoke and Ron Werner led the team with six and four in- terceptions respectively. The kick-off and punt returns were usually made by Ron Werner His agility and speed enabled him to compile a 7.6 yard average for his four punt returns. By a vote of the team members Fred Deller was the recipient of the Most Valuable Player trophy. It takes years to build a championship football team. It requires boys who have the willingness to undergo extensive practices and work-outs. Perhaps even more of a necessity is that of having dedicated coaches. Head Coach Mr. Orwig along with his assistants Mr. Reish, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Erwin will be returning next year to try to re- pair the weak spots and maintain and improve the strong characteristics of the Wildcats. ROW 1: F. Rice, F. Deller, T. Daugherty, S. Stablcy, S. Lentz, B. Brcnneman, B. Donivan, C. Sprcnklc, R. Werner, K. Good. ROW 2: F. Ferree, L. Castriota, J. Trimble, M. Riley, J. Cook, C. Decker, J. Page, B. Warner, G. Myers, J- Scchrist, C. Shuler. ROW 3: P. Ruth, R. Motter, L. Clewell, D. Obcr- dick, D. Hartman, B. Schaefer, M. McKinscy, K. Hoke, R. Lloyd, M. Sprcnklc. ROW 4: S. Evclcr, S. Sechrist, D. Douts, B. Peters, G. Bowers, R. Ferree, R. Jansky, B. Miller. ROW 3: W. Witmer (mgr.), T. Tome (mgr.), E. Eiscnhooth (Head mgr.), M. Gurtizcn (mgr.), M. Butash (mgr.), S. Smith (mgr.), G. McWilliams, T. Witmer, C- Mitzcl, F. Wilhelm, E. Myers, D. Trent, S. Billet. Absent: M. Dull, T. Hornier. WE 7 Boiling Springs THEY 6 6 York Catholic 27 0 South Western 19 26 Susquehannock 6 7 Central 29 0 Hanover 12 0 Red Lion 51 0 West York 65 0 York Suburban 19 21 Spring Grove 7 VARSITY 87 WE 12 York Suburban THEY 19 13 Susquehannock 0 19 Central 6 30 Hanover 0 6 Red Lion 13 20 West York 38 JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS REACH TOP- UNDEFEATED ROW 1: J. Bowman, D. Bortncr, J. McWilliams, B. Hcrbst, K. Hambcrgcr, S. Onvig (Co- captain), J. Kollcr, J. Kearns, J. Stegner, R. Trimble, D. Kern (Co-captain) ROW 2: S. Weston, S. Tracey, C. Doyle, S. Laucks, S. Schrum, K. Straycr, J. Seitz, D. Peck, J. Glatfeltcr, T. Zartman, R. Kopp ROW 3: D. Knisely, D. Flory, R. Cruver, J. Kramer, C. Bortncr, M. Rcine- berg, M. Grim, S. Evclcr, M. Bcntzcl, P. Keller, J. Norris, M. McCreary' ROW 4: M. Poff, M. Wise. The junior high football season was begun as the Wildcats travelled to Hanover. The two teams strug- gled with Dallastown emerging the victors. The next game saw Red Lion become targets of another Wildcat onslaught. With Steve Or- wig as the playcaller this trend continued as the gridders went on to defeat York Suburban, North Hills, West York, and Spring Grove. These victories won the Junior High Championship for Dallastown. Other outstanding offensive players contributing to the team's success were Keith Hamberger, Jeff Bowman, Jay McWilliams, John Kearns, Dan Bortner, and Jeff Kohler. The defensive team in its entirity deserves a great deal of recognition. However, the most credit must be directed to Coaches Mr. Hendershot and Mr. Adams, who were both new to Dallastown’s football program. WE THEY 14 Hanover 6 7 Red Lion 6 27 Suburban 7 21 South Western 13 19 North Hills 0 26 West York 0 26 Spring Grove 0 88 JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLERS ALSO GAIN TOP HONORS ROW 1: J. Cramer, D. Yost, J. Anderson, B. Adams, E. Rice, J. Christmas, J. Myers, D. Frey, J. Wiest, B. Shircy, J. McWilliams, J- Stout ROW 2: S. Onvig, S. Weston, G. Dubbs, E. Baker, H. Myers, A. Krccker, C. Billet, J. Ov.cns, S. Smith, J. Kohler, B. Frantz ROW 3: J. Rohrbaugh, C. Stauffer, D. Myers, J. Sipc, E. Garten, M. Workingcr, R. Dehil, J Randel, B. Aldinger, K. Rohrbaugli, T. Zartman, S. Tracey. Since the junior high wrestling league lias been ini- tiated, Coach Bence's squad has never encountered a defeat. This year the championship was captured as the Junior Wildcats crushed their nearest rival, Dover, by a score of 41-0. This year provided convincing proof of the Champi- onship laurels at Dallastown. Two grapplers were able to complete the season with perfect records. They were Jeff Kohler in the 154 pound class and Jay Mc- Williams at 120 pounds. The pride that this team and coach has is a major factor of their success. Coach Bence is assured of continuing his dynasty next year with the upcoming seventh and eighth grades plus elementary pupils who are being taught the fundamental moves. WE THEY 47 Phineas Davis 11 52 Hanover 7 52 Northeastern 5 36 Suburban 15 46 Eastern 0 40 Spring Grove 8 27 West York 19 41 Dover 0 37 North Hills 17 OUR WRESTLERS WIN 112 Ken Baker 103 Gene Miller 112 Ed Adams 95 Mike Anstadt 127 Don Adams 120 Gary McWilliams THEIR 26th STRAIGHT For the second consecutive year, Dallastown's Mr. Davidson and Mr. Beck have coached the York County Wrestling Champions. Again this year the goals were set high and every member of the squad did his share in attaining the goals. Practices in the early part of the sea- son were filled with anxieties as each of the grapplers dieted and walked to lose their excess weight. Thoughts containing the rewards of success remained im- bedded in their minds each time they refused some tasty food. The loss of graduating seniors Gene Miller, Ed Adams, Gary McWilliams, Ed Rohrbaugh, and Tim Daugherty, all of whom compiled excellent individual re- cords, will be deeply felt in next year's squad. The coaches, however, already have boys in training who will fill these vacancies. Thus the impressive record of twenty- six consecutive victories was halted by the completion of the 1968 season, but hope- fully it will be lengthened next year and the following years. ROW 1: J. Feltcnberger, M. Keeney, D. Adams, C. McWilliams, E. Adams, C. Miller, M. Anstadt, K. Baker, R. Myers ROW 2: R. Jansky, R. Miller, T. Daugherty, R. Hartman, E. Rohrbaugh, T. Myers, C. Stein, F. Rice, C. Myers, M. Kahler ROW 3: D. Douts, D. Marteny, D. Fitz, T. Tome, D. Krebs, R. Keeney, J. Hoffman, R. Shircy, J. Waltcmcycr, D. Madison ROW 4: S. Jamison, H. Innerst, B. Crawford, J. Flinchbaugh, S. Stabley, S. Workingcr, S. Spatz, D. Gibble, J. Staffer, D. Hartman, M. Kreckcr, K. Seitz, J. Kovacs. WE THEY 33 York 8 38 Spring Grove 6 25 Suburban 16 45 Central 3 46 Hanover 5 31 Dover 7 41 Red Lion 0 32 West York 11 39 South Western 6 38 Eastern 10 51 Northeastern 3 Coach Davidson J.V. TEAM IS COUNTY CHAMP AGAIN WE THEY 35 Spring Grove 13 72 Eastern 0 (forfeit) 26 Dover 15 33 Red Lion 17 27 West York 19 72 South Western 0 (forfeit) 27 Susquehannock 14 ROW 1: R. Miller, R- Keeney, R. Shircy, C- Stein, J. WaJtc- xncycr, R. Myers ROW 2: R. Jansky, D. Fitz, T. Tome, D. Krebs, T. Myers, J. Hoffman, K. Seitz. VARSITY BASKETBALL HAS MIDSEASON COMEBACK John Gantz Ron Ricsc Ned Strayer W T-v Phi) Briddell Gary Sipkoff Bob Mycis Phil Zarfoss Blaine Warner Steve Shearer Ken Hoke Bob Gable Toni Shive Coach Stein WE THEY 37 Central Dauphin 78 53 York Catholic 82 38 New Oxford 70 58 Eastern 59 47 York Suburban 59 51 Susquehannock 73 71 Northeastern 55 41 South Western 40 45 Dover 40 WE THEY 44 Central 58 69 West York 77 72 Hanover 89 81 Spring Grove 71 65 Kennard-Dale 52 69 Red Lion 58 71 Eastern 87 55 York Suburban 53 63 Susquehannock Kennard-Dale Red Lion 51 J.V. CAGERS FINISH NEAR TOP ROW 1: C. Hawkins, B. Capatch, M. Knapcr, R. Shearer, B. Fetrow, P. Smith ROW 2: C. Hozamepa, T. Stein, D. Stein, R. Gearhart, J. Douglas, L. Clcwell, C. Keeney, R. Gifford, S. Hoyle. Coach Spingola Rebounding and dribbling their way through a rough season, the Dallastown Wildcats never gave up. Although the won-loss record does not indicate it, there were numerous thrill-packed games. The first Eastern game was a close race in its entirity. It ended with Eastern snaring a victory by a one-point margin. Central’s five also provided the Dallastown team with some trouble. At half- time the Wildcat quintet sported a ten point advantage. However, the third quarter saw Central display her extra incentive and take over the lead. The Panthers eventually went on to capture the win. The first half of the Dover game was a scoreboard battle also. This time though, the mighty Wildcats managed to drub the Eagles. At times, all seemed to be lost; but the fighting Wildcats had the resiliency to bounce back and try again. To Mr. Stein and Mr. Spingola goes a Thank you for the time spent at practice and a sincere Good Luck for next year's team. WE THEY 52 Eastern 47 60 Suburban 43 57 Susquehannock 30 58 Northeastern 37 64 South Western 35 66 Dover 37 74 Central 44 62 West York 73 60 Hanover 61 47 Spring Grove 53 71 Kennard-Dale 44 47 Red Lion 48 52 Eastern 50 44 Suburban 49 Managers: C. Wambaugh, S. Hare, T. Wagner, J. Martin. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL PLAYERS SCORE THEIR WAY TO SUCCESS WE THEY 68 Northeastern 47 59 Southwestern 49 73 Dover 34 56 North Hills 37 47 West York 40 70 Hanover 43 68 Spring Grove 52 52 Kennard-Dale 36 36 Red Lion 53 64 Eastern 28 KNEELING: J. Glatfcltcr, B. Zimmerman, D. McWilliams, D. Peck, D. Kern, C. Snyder, S. Schrum. STANDING: D. Shultz, R. Gruver, T. Schaefer, D. Kunklc, D. Knisley, K. Hamburger, J. Bowman, M. Crif- fity, R. Ham, M. Grim. Faced with a challenging schedule, Mr. Harmon coached the junior high basketball players. His commendable guidance was rewarded as his team snared a tie with Red Lion for the county championship title. Leading the team to the admirable posi- tion was scoring ace Keith Hamberger who tallied a spectacular twenty points per game average. Other players contributing heavily with double -figure averages were Mike Griffith, Jeff Bowman, and Dan Kern. Unfortunately for Coach Harmon most of the team will move up to the senior high teams, but with his coaching ability he should be able to compile another season of vic- tories . Coach Harmon JUNIOR WILDCATS CONTROL CROWDS ROW 1: K. Zimmer- man, H. Appell, K. Behrensen ROW 2: D. Forbes, N. Cook, J. Markey. Spring and summer practices in '67 helped the squad learn the fundamentals of cheering with the aid of the jayvee squad. By the time the first game rolled around the girls were mighty nervous. But they overcame their initial problem and did a fine job. Al- though at first their smiles were not very frequent, now it is not uncommon to see them smiling all the time. These girls had quite a lot to cheer for because the football team remained undefeated and the basketball team was the toughest in the county. These girls got lots of practice and they are good prospects for senior high squads. SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS DISPLAY OUTSTANDING ENTHUSIASM KNEELING: C. Givlcr; K. Attig; J. Warrender; M. Luckenbaugh, Captain; S. Barshinger, C. Krcidlcr; D. Fitz. STANDING: D. Ferree; P. Hoffman; B. Black. C. F.ngler; K. Jacobs; C. Blouse, Captain; C. Christmas; S. Arnold. Coach: Miss Langhart Commencing the '67-'68 cheering season was the selec- tion of squads in the spring of '67. Many plans were put in- to action to encourage active and enthusiastic participation in athletic events. Pep rallies were held, and other gim- micks, such as people buttons, spirit sticks, and Friday afternoon pep talks were used widely. The most successful was the Blue and White Day during which it was not un- common to sec quite peculiar combinations of clothes. Time, energy, and stamina were endlessly required; all of the girls did a splendid job fulfilling their duties faithfully. ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Phil and Blaine work with one of the many committees Phil leads the discussion. ROW 1: C. Prcsscl, B. Warner (V.P.), P. Briddcll (Pres.). M. Luckcnbaugh (See.), Fred Bechtel (Treas.) ROW 2:J. Laird, S. Chronister, C. Gauss, L. Daugherty, G. Barton, M. Keeney, C. Fitz ROW 3: L. Robinson, D. Ferree, N. Cook, D. Fitz, S. Shultz, J. Attig. Operation Santa Claus. Mr. Jones intently follows a Council discussion. Every group of people needs an efficient government to meet its needs and represent it. Dallastown's Student Council is organized in such a way that it might fulfill this function. The Executive Council consists of the officers and two elected representatives from each class. The larger body, the Representative Council, is composed of one representative from each homeroom. These representatives act as liaisons between the Council and the individual student, assuring that the student body remains well informed and also that the students' suggestions are brought before the Council. In this way, every student has a voice in the school's student government. Working with faculty advisor, Mr. George Jones, President Philip Briddell did an ex- cellent job of leading the Council and over- seeing the Council-sponsored projects. The annual student handbook, a refreshment stand at basketball games, the beautiful Homecoming week-end, a successful Opera- tion Santa Claus, and countless other activi- ties helped make 1968 one of the best years for student government at Dallastown. Hardy demonstrates his dancing ability. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT It became a typical sight to see Hardy in the halls. By working after school hours, Hardy earned extra spending money. The Homecoming dance was a big event for Hardy. Jeff helped Hardy to study occasionally. Hartmut Kietzmann, our exchange student this year, is a native of Sennei, a picturesque town in northern West Germany. Hardy, as he is called by his classmates, spent the year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flinch - baugh and son Jeff, who is also a 1968 gradu- ate. Hardy is an active participant in many sports, including Dallastown's cross country team. Among his favorite sports are tennis, swimming, skiing, and soccer. A music enthusiast, Hardy enjoys listening to the Beach Boys and German classical music. Whether sitting attentively in a classroom or cheering for the Wildcats at a game, Hardy became an active member of the student body. Our third exchange student, Hardy has been preceded by students from Australia and the Philippines. Although the foreign exchange program at Dallastown is relatively new, it has nevertheless been quite successful. By enthusiastically supporting the program’s various drives, such as the sale of shares, the money jar , sock hops, and the annual student-faculty basketball game, the students at Dallastown made their visits possible. Our program has become so successful that next year one of our students, like Hardy, may have the opportunity to spend the year in a foreign country. 105 ROW 1: D. Fcrrcc, B. Fcnree, D. Mummert, C. Beard. F.F.A. officers conduct a business meeting. CHARTERED F.T.A. works on bulletin board planning. CLUBS ROW I: R. Staub, C. Balm, N. Bristcr, S. Laucks, S. Clouser, T. Shultz, R. Ye Klincdinst, D. Yost, P. Porter, D. Marlin? Sterner, K. Seitz, K. Klincdinst, D. Kohle Harmon ROW 3: D. Hambcrger, M. Mulliga1 Kovacs, J. Kohler, M. Daugherty, S. Lentz, Stambaugh, L. Daugherty, R. Englar. gweig, R. Koontz, [ Landis, D. Rohrbaugh, S. D. Ahvinc, Mr. , M. Snyder, M. Ics, D. Hutton, M. Doing die many necessary jobs in the library, the members of the Library Club, under Mrs. Prim's guidance, learn the operations of running a library. Miss Gargasz and Miss Yasenchak direct students in performing various plays throughout the school year. In this way, The Drama Clubs gain valuable acting experience. SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS The Stage Crew, under the leadership of Mr. Zaman, made possible the success of all Dallastown stage performances. The Speech and Debate Club has successfully competed with other schools, bringing honor to Dallas- town. Their advisor is Mr. Rut- ledge . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: R. Godfrey, J. Rossell, M. Luckenbaugh, ROW2:J. Kopp, S. Alexander, T. Copcn- heaver, M. Marriot. ROW 3: M. Dietz, B. Brown, M. Kovacs, S. Snyder, C. Ganss, W. Moore. ROW 4: A. Cleaver, K. Werner, C. Smith, K. Moore, P. Brid- dell. Last spring the annual induction of the Dallas Imperial Chapter of the National Honor Society was held at our school. Each year students are honored by being elected to this organization. To be eligible, a student must possess the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. ' As with other organizations, the National Honor Society elects officers. John Rossell was elected president of the group, Ruth Godfrey became vice-president, and Mari-Ann Lucken- baugh was chosen to be secretary-treasurer. Serving as faculty advisor to this group is P. Lynn Henry. For achieving high scholastic standings, these students receive honor passes. With these passes they can freely travel around the school grounds, observe a classroom in session, use the library, or study in room 20. The induction ceremony was an exciting time for every- one . Honor students spend their free time studying???? SEATED: K. Hcngst, J. Rossell, C. Cams, M. Kovacs, ROW 1: MissV. Yasenchak. M. Lucken- baugh, C. Creitz, D. Wilson, C. Ebcrly, A. Cleaver, K. Attig ROW 2: J. Enfield, M. McClcary, D. Cloeckler, C. Smith, L. Bupp, C. Werner. Creativity and Dedication. These two words would describe the 1968 SPECTATOR staff quite well. Last spring the staff decided to attempt to make this year- book the best to date. Natural spreads for layouts, new photographic techniques, and the revision of the traditional format called for hundreds of effective photos, hours of layout planning, and large banks of informative writing. This progressive treatment re- quired more work than in any other previous year, and the staff gave unselfishly of their time and energy. Throughout the year, editor John Rossell and his assistant Carol Ganss planned pages, scheduled photographs from Mr. Blatner, and offered help to any staff member. Miss Yasenchak, the faculty advisor, helped them with any special problems that arose. Try to Remember was selected as the theme; it was carefully applied throughout the book by the staff. All in all, the yearbook was a demanding task, but the staff will have many enjoyable memories besides the ones that they preserved in the year- book. SPECTATOR Photography is an essential part of any year- book . BEACON If anyone lias an exciting news story, an in- teresting article, or any piece of information that might be of interest to the student body of Dallastown, the persons to see would be any of the reporters for the BEACON. Editor-in- chief Mary Dietz, and her staff of able edi- tors and reporters worked frantically to meet the deadlines eight times this year. Few page editors will ever forget the long but rewarding hours spent with faculty advisor Mrs. Brenda Deller as she urged them on to meet the dead- lines. Not waiting for news to be brought to them, Mary's roving reporters searched the halls of Dallastown, looking for news items of im- portance. However, news alone does not com- prise the BEACON. Also included are poems, stories, original writings, and sports. Com- bining these items into compact, informative, and interesting pages, the BEACON staff has made the 1968 BEACON one of Dallastown's finest newspapers ever. Mrs. Deller and Selena Davis consult with the photography staff. ROW 1: D. Coffey, M. Dietz, S. Davis, G. Schoenbrunn, K. Moore, K. Dietz, B. Brown ROW 2: Mr. Thomas, D. Cicarelli, C. Zartman, B. Anstadt, J. Gunnel, L. Flory, C. Killy, S. Hoover, Mrs. Deller ROW 3: S. Sawi- cki, J. Karler, P. Leary, T. Castriota, L. Diehl, B. Roseweig, V. Myers ROW 4: S. Markey, P. Fager, K. ROW 1: Mr. Charles Landis, S. Snyder, K. Eberly, S. Eberly, Mr. Donald Thomas ROW 2: L. Wantz, N. Morrison, C. Gilbert, M. Saylor, R. Anstine, R. Marteny ROW 3: J. Peterson, B. Rcisc, M. Barshinger, S. Arnold, E. Eylcr, T. Gccscy, L. Keener ROW 4: C. Stump, G. GUuUcltcr, L. Lehman, B. Gregg, J. Stine, A. Marriott, S. Ehrhart. SPECTATOR BUSINESS STAFF Obtaining patrons, selling advertisements, and accounting for receipts kept the SPECTATOR Business Staff busy this year. Throughout Dallastown and surrounding areas, businesses and residents were called on to be patrons of or buy advertisements in the 1968 SPECTATOR. Under the guidance of faculty advisor Mr. Douglas Smith, the SPECTATOR Staff carried on a very successful one-day sale, posters were made by students in the seventh and eighth grades. As an added incentive for these students, prizes were given to the designers of three of the most original posters. Weeks before the sale these posters colorfully decorated the halls of Dallastown, reminding students to buy their SPECTATOR. Announcements were also made over the intercoms in both buildings. As a result of Business Manager Kathy Eberly and her staff's hard work and effort, this year's SPECTATOR staffs enjoyed one of the biggest and most success- ful sales ever. Equally busy throughout the year was the BEACON Business Staff. Under the guidance of Business Manager Jean Kopp and faculty advisor Mr. Douglas Smith, the staff worked hard to get advertisements and patrons for the BEACON. The Circulation Staff part of the Business Staff distributed the BEACON to each homeroom. Like the SPECTATOR Business Staff, the BEACON Business Staff also had a publicity cam- paign at the beginning of the year. Posters were put up throughout the halls announcing the sale and urging students to but the best Beacon ever. These two staffs, the BEACON and SPECTATOR Business Staffs, played an essential part in the successful publication of our school newspaper and yearbook. BEACON BUSINESS STAFF ROW 1: Mr. Smith, J. Kopp ROW 2: L. Flory, C. Lilly, J. Zimmerman, K. Snyder, L. Forry, S. Miller, S. Brenncman ROW 3: L. Bupp, L. Jackson, N. Eichorn, S. Shircy, C. Moyer, B. Hcrshncr, L. Myers ROW 4: D. Zarfoss, C. Stump, F. Hershey, L. Keener, J. Peterson, C. Smith, B. Anstadt. BAND FRONT Junior band members prepare for the last football game JUNIOR BAND Under the direction of Mr. Glenn A. Zockoll, the Junior Band has become the basis for the Senior High Marching Band. Learning the techniques of marching, the band members, colorguard, and majorettes be- come acquainted with some of the numbers and routines the Senior Band uses so that they will have a solid basis for later years. The purchase of royal blue blazers for the band has proved the school’s interest and confi- dence in its members. The blaz- ers were presented to the school at the Spring Grove- Dallastown football game, the last one of the season. Mr. Richard E. Heller, president of Band Parents’ Club, presented them to Mr. Trout, and presi- dent of the school board, Mr. Robert Bruns. To show their thanks for the blazers, the junior high band wore them with pride as they participated in the half-time activities with the varsity band. BAND DIRECTOR: GLENN A. ZOCKOLL Hear the beat of the drums! See the flash of the brass! Whether at Homecoming or at any other football game, Dallastown fans listen for the familiar cadence and ex- pectantly look for the blue and white uniforms to flash by as the band proudly displays its marching abilities. Accompaning the band members are the high-stepping majorettes under the direction of Head Majorette Patti Chronister and the colorguard led by Sergeant-of-Arms Brenda Brown. Directed by Glen A. Zockoll, the band works hard to prepare the shows Dallastown fans enjoy at each game. One of the highlights of the season is the Homecoming game when the band performs its annual routine with lights. Whether at the New York World’s Fair, at its annaul concert, or marching in a local parade, the band has been a worthy ambassador of Dallastown Area High School. BAND COUNCIL ROW 1: N. Strayer, C. Stump, L- Bupp, J. Rcigart. ROW 2: M. Heller, T. Ness, J. Martin, D. Zarfoss, C. Myers. BAND FRONT The colorguard preparations were an important part of performing. Betty Jo Chronister, along with the other majorettes, cheerfully contributed to half-time activities. MAJORETTES ROW 1: J. Geisclman, P. Albright, S. Frey, B- Stower. ROW 2: B. Chronister, Connie Fitz, Cathy Hivner, P. Chronister. Each Tuesday and Thursday night last summer the members of the color- guard came to school. Here Sergeant- of Arms Brenda Brown drilled her squad in the techniques of marching and new routines. They worked hard in order to be ready to march in the first football game of the season. Equally as busy were Dallastown's majorettes. Under the direction of Head Majorette Patti Chronister, these girls accompanied the band at every football game. They also performed in the band's annual concert. In addition to these two groups, the band front also included banner bearers Nancy Morrison and Susan Knaper. Leading the band, they proudly carried the banner of our school. COLORGUARD ROW 1: S. Knaper, B. Gregg. ROW 2: D. Morton, T. Ness, C. Zortman, C. Smith, L. Keener, J. Brown, S. Alexander, R. Martcny, B. Brown. SENIOR TRUMPETS HOW 1: D. Myers, C. Lehman, D. Martin, D. Bailey, M. Myers, M. Ferree, B. Klingcl. ROW 2: B. Hus on, R. List, C. Stump, J. Martin, ). Rcigart, B. Aldinger, R. Hartman. BASSES AND TROMBONES S. EberJy, T. Thomas, D. Rcicr, D. Anderson, S. Schrivcr. SAXES ROW 1: K. Bupp, K. Geesey, T. Moore. ROW 2: M. hmerst, J. Spangler, B. Gib- son, L. Gunnet. FLUTES ROW 1: D. Loomis, D. Shirey, S. Mehl, J. Smith, K. Rcier, K. Hollcnshcad. ROW 2: K. Grimcr, L. Bupp, P. Watkins, T. Shcnbcrger, K. Fry, C. Goodling, P. Smith, M. Heller. CLARINETS ROW 1: J. Stough, T. Jcssop, C. Leader, C. Stump, D. Zarfoss, P. Williams, C. Kindig, J. Krone. ROW 2: N. Bostic, R. Zciglcr, E. Drcschcr, R. Theophel, D. Coodling, L. Marquet, C. Myers, M. Raver, K. Good, S. Hess, L. Gcisclman, J. Straycr. PERCUSSION ROW 1: D. Rcnoll, B. Kauffman, R. Leitzel, R. Harmon, K. Snyder, H. Bush. ROW 2: V. Baum, K. Hcindcl, L. Lehman, S. Pittman, J. Right mire. I CHORUS DISTRICTS ROW I: P. Flinchbaugh, C. Mann, L. Myers. ROW 2: C. Sheffer, C. Marshall, L. Shircy. DIRECTOR: RONALD DIETZ Throughout the past years, Mr. Ronald Dietz has been developing an outstanding choral department. The four choral groups, the Girls Chorus, the Ninth Grade Chorus, the Junior High Chorus, and the Concert Choir work hard to strive for perfection in diction and tone. Comprised of seventy members, the Concert Choir, which is the main chorus, sings all kinds of music when performing at various churches, school assemblies, and choral concerts. Audiences, young and old alike, enjoy the music by the Concert Choir. Several members of the Concert Choir achieved special recognition this year, not only by making District Chorus, but later going on to place very high in Regional Chorus. These achievements along with the quality and sound produced reflects the ex- cellence of our choruses. OFFICERS M. Keeney, B. Anstinc, T. Copcnhcavcr, M. Saylor, F. Rice, B. Sel- lers, J. Folkcnroth, J. Smith, N. Russell, L. Shircy, D. Gloccklcr. MADRIGALS ROW 1: M. Keeney, T. Copcnhcavcr, C. Mann, L. Myers, M. Saylor, D. Alwinc. ROW 2: J. Reigart, M. Dickcrt, L. Shircy, C. Marshall. GIRLS CHORUS: ROW 1: S. Mottcm, B. Straycr, E. Webb, P. Blessing, S. Hess, D. Kolhcr, B. Ayres, J. Thomas, L. Forry, K. Kohler, J. Zimmerman, K. Knaub, R. Waltcrsdorff, J. Grove. ROW 2: P. Chronister, C. Taylor, B. Nuchlcr, J. Meyers, K. Widdowsin, S. linger, S. Able, J. Foulk, R. Hetrick, D. Stump, D. Barshinger, K. Dickert, S. Fhrhaxt. ROW 3: C. Jansen, V. Bauer, J. Peterson, B. Gregg, K. Carmen, B. Colyer, C. Bingaman, D. Sind linger, P. Watkins, G. Fitz, R. Raffensberger, M. Beard, J. Fulton. NINTH GRADE CHORUS ROW 1: D. OberJander, B. Chronister, D. Shoff, M. Robinson, B. Flickingcr, D. Luckcnbaugh, S. Jansky, C. Thoman, C. Delanccy, D. Flinchbaugh, Mr. Dietz, M. Diehl. ROW 2: H. Appcll, B. Bolin, N. Cook, S. Stabley, K. Behrenser, D. Marriott, N. Grove, D. Lentz, M. Wincka. ROW 3: L. Fitz, C. Hcnch, S. Snyder, P. Millar, C. Eckert, G. Baughman, S. Wiest, P. Kime. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS: ROW 1: B. Daugherty, J. Alwinc, B. Zockcll, D. Slenker, 1.. Thompson, K. Rudy, D. Fisher, R. Reed, D. Rcinckc, D. Hilt, K. Baum, G. Kraft. ROW 2: B. McCuirc, S. Gable, G. Wise, D. Delp, J. Trout, J. Krone, S. Marshall, L. Van Artsdalcn, S. Linn, L. Bupp, C. Imes, M. McKnight, ROW 3: D. Kohler, A. Miller, R. Snyder, P. Miller, D. Dickert, B. Stricklcr, C. Fauth, S. Fitz, M. Englar, S. Frey, R. Spatz, D. Mitzcl. ROW 4: E. Mycis, J. Nieman, D. McGuire, C. Stabley, B. Reichard, M. Reese, R. Neff, D. Stephens, B. Speers, D. Smith, C. Curry, J. Cciselman. ROW 5: D. Markey, B. Romesburg, D. Butcher, D. Noll, S. Fondvillc, S. Butcher, K. Hollcnshead, J. Taylor, R. Amsbackcr, N. Clcockler, K. Onvick. CONCERT CHOIR SOPRANOS ROW 1: K. Tracey, N. Thompson, C. Baker, S. Strcmmcl, V. Myers ROW 2: L. Myers, L. Blymire, S. Stiles, M. Say- lor, D. Peck, B. McGlaughlin, K. Hughes ROW 3: B. Eichom, S. Wise, S. Snyder, K. Strickler, P. Flinchbaugh, D. Stiles, S- Neff ROW 4: S. Smeltzer, L. Shirey, C. Oberlin, A. Cleaver. ALTOS ROW 1: S. Barshinger, T. Copenheavcr, B. Sellers, E. Smith, J. Folkenroth, V. Baum ROW 2: C. Eberly, J. Ness, K. Krout, A. Rojahn, M. Snider ROW 3: C. Sheffcr, L. Lehman, S. Shultz, M. Dickert, C. Maim, R. Anstine ROW 4: C.Werner, D. Clocckler, L. Miller Absent: T. Ness, B. Ricse. TENORS AND ACCOMPANISTS SEATED: J. Folkenroth, K. Heindel ROW 1: J. Smith, K. Bupp, J. Hartman, D. Fetco, C. Frantz, S. Markey ROW 2: M. Stambaugh, L. Rccver, C. Marshall, T. Dan, D. Ahvine. BASSES ROW 1: F. Rice, R. Keeney, J. Reigart, D. Hartman, D. Cibblc, M. Keeney ROW 2: N. Russell, A. Heller, C- Kraft, F. Will olm, K. Cecscy, D- Rohrbaugh, M. McKnight. THE MIKADO Cliff Kraft, the Mikado, emperor of Japan, searches for his wandering son. Mike Godfrey added to the success of the musical in his comical portrayal of KoKo. Last May, Dallastown’s music department staged The Mikado. The Gilbert and Sullivan show was considered one ol' the greatest productions ever performed in the school's history. Mr. Ronald Dietz directed the nearly one hundred member cast, with everyone involved spending many long hours and much de- dicated work. There also was much time spent doing behind- the-scene jobs as preparing the costumes, props, and the beauti- fully decorated stage. The acting and singing of Michael Godfrey, Greg Baum, Linda Russell, John Betlyon, Clifford Kraft, Charlene Mann, and many others will long be remembered by all who attended The Mikado. Crcg Baum, Nankipo, and Linda Russell, Yum Yum, find romance in the small town of Titipu. RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS Barb Ricse, portraying Comfort Cood- pasturc, shows her affection for Grady Metcalf, played by Dave Carton. Miss Gargasz, die director, was presented with flowers after the final performance. As juniors, the class of 1968 presented Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys by David Rogers. This play was the hu- morous story of what happened to the people of Putnam's Landing when a missile base moved in. Numerous pro- blems arose in the little New England town as the soldiers became friendly with the local girls--much to the dismay of their Puritanically-minded fathers. The fued between the United States Army and Putnam's Landing deepened as Maggie Larkin (the local school teacher) quarreled with her fiance, Lieutenant Guido DiMaggio. These two characters, portrayed by KarenAttig and Mark Kovacs, wended their way in and out of an intricate plot of light humor and slap- stick comedy. Naturally, all of the problems were solved in the end as Putnam's Landing developed a state of peaceful coexistance with her military invaders. Many hours were spent in preparing the play by the cast and its faculty advisor Miss Margaret Gargasz. Committee members spent much time making the scenery, getting the costumes and props ready, selecting ushers, selling tic- kets, and publicizing the play. It was all worth it when it is considered that the play averaged 134 laughs both nights. ROW 1: C. Gams, L. Lehman, S. Hoover, S. Ambrose, K. Attig, B. A ns tine, B. Riesc, J. Kopp, M. Marriott, M. Dietz ROW 2: J. Smith, W. Shuler, M. Kovacs, D. Carton, J. Rcigart, L. Cartwright, G. Creitz, N. Grim. ROW 3: L. Leader, G. Rhoades, F. Bcchtal, R. Ricse, S. Shcrrick, C. Kraft. Fights flared on the Fourth STAGE MANAGERS AND STUDENT DIRECTORS ROW 1: S. Ambrose, N. Morrison. ROW 2: B. Brown, B. Anstadt, S. Boitncr. ROW 3: J. Lohss, W. Donivan. The ladies of Putnam's Landing prepare the food for the annual Fourth of July picnic Mr. and Mrs. Bannerman, portrayed by Joel Rcigait and Becky Anstinc, disagree about the idea of having an army base at Putnam's Landing. Actors arrived hours before the performance in order to have make-up applied, and to take care of last minute preparations. DAVID AND LISA David furtively seeks security in his teddy bear. DIRECTORS: Miss Cargasz, Mrs. Kauffman Lisa is confronted by the outside world. ROW 1: S. Ambrose, S. Snyder, C. Oberlin, K. Eberly, C. Kraft, S. Alexander, S. Hoover, R. Shircy, K. Moore, B. Anstinc. ROW 2: M. Kovacs, J. Lohss, C. Rhoades, J. Rcigart, L. Cartwright, W. Shuler, J. Rosscll. .Many good times were shared at play rehearsal. STUDENT DIRECTORS AND STAGE MANAGERS ROW 1: K. Hengjt, N. Morrison, S. Ebcrly. ROW 2: B. Brown, B. Anstadt, C. Smith. The senior class presented a very different type of play this year. It was David and Lisa by James Reach. A serious and thought-provoking play, it was the story of two emotionally disturbed adolescents and their struggle for recovery. David, played by Cliff Kraft, was a boy who could not stand to be touched by anyone. Lisa, played by Kathy Eberly and Susan Alexander, was a girl caught between two conflicting per- sonalities, one being the personality of a small child and the other the personality of a person her own age. Taking place in a school for the emotionally disturbed, the play was centered around the lives of these two people and their classmates. By the use of frequent black-outs the audi- ence was transported rapidly from the classroom to Dr. Alan Swinford's office to David's room and back again. In sharp contrast with most of the plays that have been per- formed at Dallastown, David and Lisa was a shockingly re- alistic play about our modern society. The production of such a play required much time and hard work. This work was ably accomplished by the cast and its faculty advisor Miss Margaret Gargasz and her student teacher Mrs. Kauffman. Aided by the committee members, these people to produce an effective production worked toge- ther. Could this be a member of die cast fifteen minutes before the play? Lisa encounters trouble. 125 HOMECOMING November 1 and -4 was the weekend of Dallastown's Homecoming for 1907. Among the activities planned lor Homecoming week- end were the annual football game, the Homecoming dance, and most important of all. the selection of this year’s Homecoming queen. The six candidates nominated for Home- coming queen were first presented to the student body at an outdoor assemble. Then, on Friday night, the candidates were once again presented, this time at our football game against Suburban's Trojans. Looking lovely and radiant, these girls, along with the eighth grade princesses selected by the students in the junior high building, rode past the spectators and were then escorted to seats in the bleachers where they watched the football game. The highlight of the Homecoming week- end occurred on Saturday evening when the candidates, accompanied by their escorts, were presented for the final time. In the beautifully decorated gym the tension mounted as the time approached for the announcement of our 1967 Homecoming Queen. Finally the moment arrived. Miss Debra Ivshelman, last year's Homecoming Queen, stepped forward to crown Miss Carol Ganss Dallastown's Homecoming Queen for 1967. MISS LESLIE LINNERT MISS JUDY CICCARELLI OUR QUEEN. MISS CAROL GANSS MISS SALLIE HAMBERGER MISS MARI-ANN LUCKENBAUGH PATRONS A Friend Alfie's Fan Club Ann Cleaver Avengers II Bad News Barbara Schmid Barnhart Ford Sales Becky Anstine Behooved are we in '33 We are the greatest ever Yes, we’ll go down in history; '68 will live forever! Best of all Tigers, Vic Best wishes Seniors, Donna Biff -Chris -K napes - Leroy Bill and Brenda Blue Navy Bonnie Weaver Bren Bush hog Carman's Ice Cream Carol Gilbert Carolyn Keeports Carolyn and Tom” Chap and Sue Riedel Colorguard '67-'68 Dave Miller Debbie Marriott Dianne Gloeckler Donna Eisensmith E. Sechrist and Son Ear la Krammes Ellen Eyler Fred Bechtel The Quiet Set To Mouse from us (H.R. 8) That's the breaks (H.R. 32) Veronica Ehrhart Mrs. Lichtblau Gay Gertrude Helm Girls and Guys of the Skat Gang Glenawoppa Girls God Lives Downstairs in room 12 Good Luck to Seniors Gross Lohss Homeroom 65 H.R. 303 is the greatest I love Joyce I like you too, Grif Irene's Beauty Shoppe Janice and Denny Janice Peterson Jo Sarge from Smoke Pit 6 John Rossell Kathy and Sam Kathy Eberly Keen Ken and Melissa Kenneth R. Sechrist King Kamehameha the Great Kniseley's Kleve Klan Kourtesy of the K.K.K. Larry Reever Jim and Leann Lee Hanes Leora Keener Linda and Bob Linda Ha r lacker Linda Sue Jackson Linda Lentz Lion's Park Smoking Club Lynda and Bob Vladimir Hamberger Yogi Zarf Chuck Hoffacker Drop out, do your own thing, blow your mind Gary Hake Mike Fitz Advance to Ben Frank's, score one joint Joe Sechrist Dave Wolf Come alive, join the underground Mike Daugherty Jim Mitzel Suzy Cream Cheese . . . What's got into you? John Emenheiser Phil Wolf The Psychedelic Banana The Loose Enz The Loose Enz The Globtrotters Booze it better The Flying Nuns The Avengers Mack's Ice Cream-Spry Mare Maryann and Mike MaryM. Walt man Miss Christmas Seal Miss Nadine Miller Monica Frank Morene Attig Mr. James Akc Mr. Bingaman Mr. Dale E. Miller Mr. D. J. Smith Mr. George W. W. Jones, Jr. Mr. Harvey Mrs. Betty Anstine Mrs. Jessie Eyler Mrs. McKnight Mrs. Straubel’s Homeroom Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Attig Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Landis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Glatfeiter Mr. and Mrs. Clair M. Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stump Mr. and Mrs. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Davis Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Eisensmith Mr. and Mrs. Fortner Mr. and Mrs. George Harlacker Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Attig Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stump and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gloeckler Mr. and Mrs. James Schmidt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Saylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Rojahn Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Keener Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wagner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Perry Geescy Mr. and Mrs. Ned L. Knisely Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leader Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wantz and Ricky Lance Leader The Flower Bed Sue Gill Joni Sa m Punchy Beth Rohjohn Karen Deb Deller Neffic The Drunk Cruiser The Domino's The De Vry Group The Clique The boys from the park Avengers of Social Evils Violet V. W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Sterling L. Shircy Mi;, and Mrs. W. A. Kehm, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Emenheiser Mugg and Mobe Nancy Morrison- Nancy and Danny Miki and Steed Oh, thirty is a swell homeroom The kids are really great, And Mr. Romig's all right, too The Best of '68. Opel Rallye Team Peggy and Craig Perrydcll Milk Maids Phys and Physic Radio Station WGCB 1440 AM, 96.1 FM Rae Lynn and Jim Randy and Kathy Ray's Market Richard Beck Rob and Ray RUG” Ruth and John Ruth Ann Arnold Ruthann Shirey Ruthy and her Gang Sexy Kate and flirty Comfort Shad and Gronk Sharon Fitz Sheila and Bill Were Skinhead Club Room 4 Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs Steve and Sue Sue Ambrose Susan Frey Susan Hoover Susan Hoover Sweetie Pie and Grif The Beatles (in care of Sue Snyder) The Blue Buzzard Hoff-Babbs Lem -Mobe Egg-Susie C. The Psychedelic Banana KNAPER'S BODY AND RADIATOR SHOP Bear Wheel Aligning Balancing Radiator Repairing Recording Wrecks Repaired West Broad Popular Streets Dallastown, Pa. Phone: 244-1195 130 PAT ANDREWS Beauty Salon R. D. 2 Red Lion R. A. BAIR Seven Valleys, R.D. 2, Pa. Distributor of Petroleum Products Phone:Glen Rock 235-2766 BOSSERMAN WINDOW SUPPLY Aluminum Awnings—Storm Windows—Doors R.D. 8 Phone: Log. 428-1566 Lewis Housman, Prop. York, Pa. EARL E. BROWN ORCHARDS Loganville, Pa. Phone: 428-2036 RICHARD L. BECK SON INC. Meats and Custom Butchering Loganvi I le—428-1347 Compliments of BUD'S DRIVE-IN 2238 S. George St. EARL J. CHRONISTER JR. Electrical Contractor R.D. 2 Wexford Drive York, Pa. CUPP'S MOTOR SALES West Main Street Dallastown, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND DE VONO'S Queensgate Shopping Center The finest in Mens Wear Eagle Clothing—Arrow Shirts McGregor Sportswear Complete Formal Rental Service D AND R SHOE STORE 17 E. Main St. Dallastown, Pa. Shoes and Rubber Footwear For the Entire Family DIEHL'S MEAT MARKET Quality Meats Wholesale Retail Loganville, Pa. Phone: 428-1021 Compliments of DAVIDSON TRANSFER STORAGE 350 Chestnut St. York, Pa. C. JOS. DELLER SONS, INC. Excavating and Power Contractor Dallastown, Penna. Red Lion 244-3725 Congratulations Class of 1968 AUSTIN H. EBERLY Funeral Home 104 W. Main St. Dallastown, Pa. ENGLAR WIRE BODY SHOP Wrecks Repaired—Body Fender Work Complete Refinishing Radiators Repaired and Recored We Specialize in Custom Work THE WALTER M. EHRHART HOME FOR FUNERALS 505 E. Main St. Dallastown, Pa. Ambulance Service Phone: 246-4371 or 244-5323 Lady Attendant Serving Others As We Would Be Served DENTON R. FITZ INC. All Types Excavating Trenching—Grading--Basements— Footi ngs—Dra i nage—Loading—Snow Removal—Parking Areas—Drive-ways— and Roads Mailing Address P.O. Box 117 Dali. 258 Railroad St. at Dali. Phone Red Lion 244-1475 EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP 40 East Maple Street FORRY'S BARBER SHOP Dallastown, Pa. Phone: 244-2565 Loganville FERN'S BEAUTY SALON Expert Hair Coloring Cutting—Styling—Permanent Waving 205 S. Charles Street Dallastown, Pa. Phone: 244-3878 HARRY L. FORRY Excavating, Grading, Top Soil, Fill Ground Hauling, Roadwork, Land Clearing R.D. 2, Seven Valleys Phone: 428-1104 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY FOULK BROS. Lawn Mowers, Riding Mowers Garden Tractors Equipment 2149 S. Queen St. York, Pa. 17403 Phone: 845-2617 Red Lion, Penna. LEARNING WITH THE AID OF CAPABLE MINDS, You should sec me on Monday mornings! The Thinker. Now, as my good friend Truman Capote always says . . . LEO R. KEENER RALPH P. INNERST Building Contractor York, R.D. 8 Loganville, 428-1536 HILLSIDE SUPPLY 48 E. Gay St. Phone: 244-1190 Lumber—Mil Iwork—Paint—Hardware INNERST AUTO CO. Jacobus, Pa. Case Farm Machinery General Auto Repairs New Used Cars (Fords—Our Speciality) Phone: Loganville 428-1136 Road Building, Excavating Contractor Crane Service Jacobus, Pa. We Pay You To Save At JACOBUS OFFICE PEOPLES BANK OF GLEN ROCK Jacobus, Pa. Phone: 428-1941 Compliments of JACOBUS PLASTICS INC. INNERST ESSO For All Dallastown Student Jewelry, Shop Jacobus, Pa. KELLER'S JEWELRY STORE KEN'S USED CARS LION BOWLING CENTER AND SNACK BAR Red Lion, Pennsylvania RD 2 Red Lion, Penna. Phone: 755-1831 246-7271 LADIES SHOPPE 48 West Main Street Dallastown, Pa. Phone: 244-3972 Petite—Misses—Half Sizes LION PHARMACY 10 West Broadway Red Lion, Penna. 246-5021 Compliments of LOU'S BEAUTY SALON LEADER'S INTERIOR'S 6 West Main Street Jacobus Dallastown, Pa. Phone: Red Lion 244-2518 Compliments of LENTZ'S A-G STORE Loganville, Pa. LOYER'S PHARMACY Your Friendly Prescription Store 66 North Main Street Red Lion, Pa. Phone: 246-3391 STUDYING, SPORTS, Up and over! Pay attention, Charlie! 138 k� 4- A time for learning. Now if I can just get this match lit . . . Did you ever get that dizzy feeling? Compliments of A FRIEND MERRY MITES AND GAY SPRITES INC. Childrens Clothing Mfg. Jacobus, Pa. GOODLING'S HERM MEYERS 66 SERVICE Furniture Store and Funeral Home Seven Valleys, Pa. Inspection Station—Tune ups Gas, Oil, Lube Free Pick-up and Delivery Snack Bar—Home Type Cooking 2511 S. George St., York, Pa. Phone 741-1231 MACK'S ICE CREAM Compliments of by Godfreys R.D. 1 Red Lion MIL-MOR PRODUCTS COMPANY MELLINGER'S Clothing and shoes for the Entire Family 107 E. Broadway Red Lion, Pa. MIRIAM'S BEAUTY SHOP 181 First Avenue Red Lion, Pennsylvania 244-2369 140 PAUL B. NEELY, INC. Red Lion, Pa. OLP'S FLOWER SHOP 125 North Main Street, Jacobus Flowers for all occasions Loganville 428-2357 G. H. RHOADS Mason Contractor Brick . . . Block . . . Stone R.D. 2 York, Pa., 17403 Phone: York 741-1002 OLPHINS MUSIC HOUSE Instrumental Rental Purchase Plan Gretch, King, Buffet, and Ampeg 218 W. Maple Street Dallastown, Penna. Phone: 244-2432 Saw Repairing and Saws PETER'S SAW SERVICE 500 South Pleasant Ave. Dallastown, Pennsylvania Phone: 244-1347 141 QUEITZSCH TOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Custom Machine Work 117 West Howard St. Dallastown, Pa. PERRYDELL FARM DAIRY Milk, Ice Cream, and other dairy products. 90 Indian Rock Dam Rd. RICE'S FRUIT CENTER Mountain Fruit Vegetables and Produce Home Baked Bakery Products 2113 S. Queen St. York, Pa. ACTIVITIES, FRIENDS, RELAXATION: A COMPLETE EDUCATION 142 Cinderella—how you've changed! Students aboard The Yellow Express. 143 Mothers arc like that. Yeah they are. MMUMHMMMNM JOHN M. RUDISILL SONS General Freight R.D. 2 Seven Valleys ■A.vst jouoxt. • • p SAYLOR FURNITURE COMPANY 27 S. Main Street Red Lion, Pa. SMITTY'S AUTO SALES Merle F. Smith Phone 244-2770 443 W. Main Street Dallastown, Pa. E. SECHRIST SON Sporting Goods 67 North Main Street Red Lion, Pa. TED SNAK'S RT —24 Chapel Rd. We—Prepare—Our—Own—Food Sea—Food—Our—Specialty Jim Mack's Ice-Cream SHIREY'S GULF SERVICE Bud Shirey—Prop. Gulf Products Washing—Lubrication—Tire Repair Tune ups—Wheel Balancing—Minor Repairs We Give Colonial United Stamps Located at exit 4 Interstate 83 Leader's Height's Rd. Compliments of SPRING BOWLING CENTER RD 2 Seven Valleys, Penna. SQUARE DEAL GARAGE K. W. Butcher Son, Inc. 2181 S. Queen St. York, Pa. 17402 Phone 741-1151 WARNER'S DAIRY LAND Compliments of Warner's Since 1903 Dairyland STERNER CHEVROLET, INC. West Broadway Extended Red Lion, Pa. BOB WILEYS RESTAURANT Lunch Dinners Phone: Loganville—428-1666 1 4 Mile North of Loganville Interchange Exit 3 on Route 111 R.D. 8, York, Pa. PATRICIA STINE Beauty Parlor Patricia Stein Proprietor R.D. 2, Seven Valleys Phone: 428-1701 TRIANGLE ESSO Service Center Midway Between Dallastown and York on Route 74 Bill Weaver, Prop. WISE PRINTING CO. General Printing Officer—Letterpress Bindery One Time Carbon Sets A Specialty 2449 S. Queen 741-2751 Eves call 741-2201 Or 741-2673 ZARTMAN AND FRANTZ Plumbing and Heating 225 N. Main St. Shall we commence? 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