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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1980 volume:

i THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1980 INVITES YOU TO JOIN US IN A GAME OF . . . ? ADOLESCENT AVENUE PAGE 25 STICKS DRIVE PAGE 34 8URMA RO AO PAGE 31 ELECTRIC COMPANY PAGE 30 tu © o 2 2 K lu or V- UJ ►� ui o 0. tr Y 2 UJ o Q o UJ z _l o o m t vt oc - � 1 N UJ UJ UJ J -J © a Vi 0. JUST r DIPLOMA DRIVE PAGE 83 3 S d «0 o UJ © Q. W K UJ UJ -I Q. O Q. ir © cr © © o UJ © a uj $ X o - X MASTER CONTROL PAGE 138 CHEERING CHANNEL PAGE 134 COMMUNITY CHEST PAGE 130 MUSICAL MANOR PAGE 124 o cP V CHOOSE A GAME PIECE SPECTOPOLY Marea Registrada Dallastown Area High School Trademark for its Secondary Education Game Equipment 1980 Dallastown’s Secondary Education game Spectopoly was invented during the Spring of 1979 by a group of imaginative seniors who banded together to form the Spectator Literary Staff. Their intent was obvious, to battle boredom and frustration known only to students. The game portrays the only life they knew during the past four years, that life being of their existence in the hallowed halls of Dallastown High. The streets were named at random and any resemblence to people or situations here at Dallastown is totally accidentally on purpose. The first games were crude, handmade and known only to the Literary Staff. As the game grew in popularity, interest was aroused and sales boomed. The Literary Staff, unable to handle the great demand, arranged to have a larger company take over the manufacture and production of the game. Spectopoly is now published under license in 25 countries and in 15 common languages. Object: The object of Spectopoly is to successfully complete 8,000 term papers, 2.5 million book reports, 6.9 billion science labs, 83 million algebra reading problems, 82 million world culture handouts, 81 million vocabulary tests, 80 million physics problems, and ONE Practically Living course without going insane or become a manic - depressive, obsessive - compulsive, psychotic, paranoid schizophrenic with delusions of grandeur that studies too much! Equipment: The equipment consists of 1 school, 71 teachers, some 1500 odd playing pieces, 1 sequoia bark tablet, 1 number two (only!) pencil, and 1 blue book containing the rules and regulations of the game. Preparation: All game participants must have completed 5 years of potty training (known as elementary school) and 3 years of intense study (known as the Middle School) where players learn the English language (how to say the abe’s). Pre-algebra (how to count to ten), Astronomy (how to fall asleep with your head in an upright position), and how to play well with others at recess. It is invaluable that one have this well-versed background before even attempting to play Spectopoly. The Play: Starting at “Go”, a player begins as a chippy (very inexperienced player) and encoun- ters many fines, rewards, and tricks. A player at this time has very little knowledge and the only things that keep him on his trek around the board are his determination to become a sophomore and the guidance received from others. If a player survives this first street he turns the corner to become a sophomore and continues along his way towards the cherished “Senior Street”. As a player moves around the board, he is faced with the decision of participating in activities or not. Obstacles are also thrust in his way and a player’s ability to cope with these obstacles, assign- ments, and extra-curricular activities will determine his achievements and whether or not he wins in the end. Jail: A player lands in Jail when (1) he lands on the space marked “Go to Jail”, (2) he draws two tardy passes or (3) he sees double three days in a row. When a player is sent to Jail, he cannot conduct social life with players outside of Jail and regardless of where he is on the board, he must move directly to Jail. A player’s turn ends when he is sent to Jail. If a player is not sent to jail, but in the ordinary course of play lands on that space, he is “Just visiting Jail”, receives no penalty and moves ahead in the usual manner in his next turn. A player gets out of Jail by (1) sobering up, (2) using the “Get out of Jail free” card if he’s successful in stealing one, (3) purchasing a “get out of Jail free” card from another player who was successful in stealing one or (4) serving his allotted sentence. (Remember - even though a player is in Jail, he may conduct all his normal business transactions - homework!—) Free Parking: A player landing on this space does not receive any rewards or penalties of any kind unless he does not possess a parking sticker or is acting in such a way as to get sent to Jail. The favorite times to land on this space are from 7 to 8am and 3:05 to 3:30pm. Bankruptcy: A player is bankrupt when he owes more homework, time and dedication than he can pay. At this point he must drop out of the game and turn in all books to the school. Winning: The winners of the game are those who complete the entire 4 year path and are awarded diplomas for their effort. Winners end the game on the “Go” space and are challenged to begin on a second path towards new goals. Rules for a Short Game: Of course there are a few players that find a 4 year path unnecessary and are therefore eligible for the shortened version of Spectopoly. Those placed in this category play by basically the same rules except that they “Win” at the end of their junior year and continue on to their second path one year earlier. Players in this version include those of exceptionally high intelligence enrolled in the early graduation program. GOOD LUCK!!! CLASS OF ’83 The movie starts at 8 and I don’t have to be home until 11 ... That’s it - Just take the biggest piece! Oh no -1 think our braces are stuck together! Are these supposed to come off the pans? If you pinch me one more time, I’ll throw my food all over you! You’d look funny too if you had to wear these goggles all period. 6 TITLE DEED SESAME STREET RENT $2. 1 House i h 2 Hou With 3 House W.l th 4 Hq $ IQ S 2o 0. c ' Ou r a player owns ALL Color-Group, the reni U nimproved Lots in och WTWH «pc ° wjses 6 ihoi p) ec group. any on FRESHMEN A-E FRESHMEN Row 1 Left to right M. Allison, S. Creager, L. Brenneman, J. Coeyman, T. Beck, T. Ampacher, B. Baum. C. Etris, K. Davis, S. Banta S. Anderson Row 2 M. Barnes. K. Etter, W. Anderson. S. Altland, D. Brigham, V. Diehl, S. Carr. S. Davis. J. Budesheim. K. Brenneman, T. Barnett Row 3 A. Boll, D. Deerin, J. Childress. I. Mallas, M. DeRose, J. Contino, B. Burke, V. Dellcr, A. Cersley, M. Chronister, S. Beck. C. Clever Row 4 B. Borchelt, J. Boeckel, B. Black, W. Brauw, M. Battison, B. Captach, T. Combs, S. McHugh. K. Collison Row 5 D. Camp, P. Besser, B. Bickel, A. Bacha, M. Ensminger. D. Bailey, S. Deardorff, D. Dellinger, R. Coolbaugh Row 6 R. Ansbach, W. Appenzeller, J. Ewell, D. Emenheiser, J. DeRose, P. Duttera, J. Dunlap, E. Derry, R. EHrhart. R. Brickner Row 7 C. Byers. J. Bruaw, P. Ahrens. R. Barshinger, E. Baker, M.J. Elliott, W. Diehl, T. Evans. R. Eastwood. R. Davis Row 8 D. Daugherty. S. Blymire, T. Dickmyer, W. Doudrick. J. Dore, K. Doyle, B. Dunn, K. Elliott, L. Eppley, A. Erdman, J. Beeler Row 9 S. Brenner. S. Deller. C. Boyer. K. Boyer. T. Cain, S. Beaverson. D. Eigenrauch, L. Deisinger, W. Dorsey. R. Brown, R. Ehrie 8 FRESHMEN F-K FRESHMEN Row 1 Left to Right S. Hildebrand, S. Hoffman. T. Hengst, J. Holtzingcr, C. Hivner, J. Horner. J. Klincdinst, E. Grove. R. Kohler. G. Grove. D. Hopper Row 2 D. Holmes. E. Hesson, S. Fowler. K. Hosch, I). Hill. S. Johnson, M. Knaub, M. Hyser, G. Jaslow, M. King. B. Hunt. J. Hoerr Row 3 T. Henshaw, J. Henry, K. Hake. K. Kohler, S. Kratzer, W. Jacobs V. Klingler, D. Keener. L. HAnnigan, T. Hartman. B. Krout, M. Gembe Row 4 K. Grove. W. Gross. M. Grove, V. Firth, K. Kraut, D. Koons, D. Gue, M. Heald, M. Jenkins. D. Keeney, E. Krimmel, J. Koontz Row 5 D. Starz, J. Gunnett, T. Gladfelter, L. Green. K. Geesey. K. Gladfelter, D. Gentzler, L. Garrett, W. Hach, K. Godfrey, K. Fuhrman, B. Gemmil Row 6 E. Gunnet, C. Koller. B. Krebs, D. Godfrey. J. Godfrey, T. Knaub, A. Gogfrey, B. Greenplate, S. Godfrey, B. Green, D. Harbold Row 7 T. Herr, T. Jamison, S. Gnau, K. Golden, L. Giniewski, D. Gray. K. Folkenroth, A. Fink, M. Gerlach, E. Gwinn, L. Fournman Row 8T. Husson, L. FLeming, L. Fry, K. Gamache, M. Fink, B. Fitzkee C. Ferree, L. Flaharty, S. Fink. J. Harding. M. Grove, R. French Row 9 L. Holton, D. Fitz, M. Falkenstine, B. Fisher, T. Gable, A. Fetner, G. Fisher, J. Fishel, J. Fillmore. D. Ferree, S. Forry, M. Fink FRESHMEN L-R FRESHMEN ROW 1 (L-R): K. Shod, D. Ness. J. Rezin, C. McMullen, I. Mallas, S. Oberlander, K. Myers, S. Longenecker, D. McCandless, M. Loughran ROW 2: T. Reiker, C. Ruth. D. Riedel, M. Reed, S. Rudisill, L. Runkle, M. Redifer, J. Rohrbaugh, E. Rock, J. Rodeheaver ROW 3: L. Perry, S. Rife. T. Ream, K. Ness, P. Ness. T. Redifer, M. Oakes, G. Miller. S. McHugh ROW 4: K. Orwig. S. Overmiller, L. Pawloski, K. Naylor, K. Myers, B. Munchel, S. Minichino, S. Myers. N. Parker. K. Palmer ROW 5: A. McGinnis. K. Meashey, S. Milstead. K. Melcher, D. Rinehart, D. Runk, D. Myers, J. Myers, W. Owens. T. Rayburn ROW 6: K. Long. D. Nelson, B. Ream, B. Ream, M. Noll. C. Neiman. T. Paules, K. Noll. G. Mooney ROW 7: S. Mowry, G. Rauhauser, T. Mullen, B. Morrison. S. Myers, J. Peterson. C. Noll, M. McDaniel, M. McGarrigle, G. Lee ROW 8: M. Loebach, S. Leiphart, D. Looker. J. Lentz, K. McClung, D. Leight, K. Louder, M. McWilliams, T. Monelli, M. Markey ROW 9: A. Land, D. Lee, B. Leitzel, D. Leitzel, M. Leiphart, R. Lone, D. Lenz. R. Markey, D. McCullough. M. Meister JO FRESHMEN S-Z FRESHMEN ROW 1 (L-R): A. Yee, D. Strayer, K. Thorsen, J. Wallace, A. Underwood, J. Starz, D. Troutman, E. Taylor, D. Sennett, L. Snyder. J. Thompson ROW 2: S. Weaver. J. Strickler, A. Vance, C. Wagaman, S. Trivett, S. Shearer, P. Tickle, D. Strayer, J. Stremmel, A. Stambach, M. Shearer ROW 3: A. Tharp, J. Terrell, M. Shive, D. Shuler, B. Sharp, R. Williams, S. Shellenberger, D. Sindlinger, M. Slenker, S. Snyder ROW 4: L. Snyder, P. Wagner, T. Sharp, M. Sipe, S. Simmons, J. Shipman, D. Spies, J. Shaull, T. Smith, T. Snelbaker ROW 5: D. Shriver, A. Severtsen, K. Springman, D. Strausbaugh, K. Sterner, S. Snyder, W. Shultz, D. Wildasin, P. Seville, P. Seitz ROW 6: S. Seymore, L. Schmidt, W. Shultz, J. Schaefer. R. Schmid, R. Shank, R. Wolf, L. Wise, K. Wilcox, G. Schnetzka ROW 7: R. Stump, M, Sweitzer, L. Wintle, K. Wirschall, S. Wilding, S. Wilson. D. Slenker, R. Snyder, T. Smith. W. Smith ROW 8: R. Zacharda, R. Young, S. Wise, R. Zutell, R. Whitmore, R. Young, L. Zeigler, D. Wisner, S. Moser, B. Waldrup, R. Warner ROW 9: J. Wilkie. L. Wolgamuth, J. Wright, E. Weigle, E. Wolcott, K. Zemanik, E. Winter, S. Zinn, K. Weyant, P. Widdowson, M. Snyder, D. Smith 11 COMMUNITY CHEST STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Filizzi: Advisor Officers: Standing (L to R) Roseanne Givler, (Sec.) Felicia Feree (Treas.) Sitting (L to R) Ron Herman (Pres.) John Dol- metsch (V. Pres.) Eric Kern (Att. Off.) This year’s Student Council consists of 69 members who have been striving to expand and improve the activities and services that are tra- ditionally sponsored. The first event of the year, the Homecoming Dance will be remembered for its unique decorations and theme. As the year progressed the Donut Program was expanded to include more variety. Student Council also sells refreshments at all home basketball games and wrestling matches. This years activities consisted of a Carnation Day, Computer Dance, and a Cinderella Dance. These were all activities that had been tried in previous years. In addition to these activities, many new and different ones were introduced. A Halloween Dance and Spook House were attempted. The “First Annual Wildcat Run” was a joint effort that was sponsored by both Council and Varsity Club. Perhaps the most interesting new event of the year was the Bluegrass Dance, which fea- tured “John Farmer’s Poverty Band”. It might seem that all council does is hold dances etc .. ..actually there is much that coun- cil works on that is unrelated to this area. During the year the Constitution was again brought to a vote on its revision, the Dress Code was revised to change with the times, the library’s hours were extended, and the “Council Chronicals”, a a monthly newsletter, was started. Our council also won the position of District E Representa- tive, which involves representing some 170 schools in this area. We also hosted a Student Council Workshop that was attended by the York County schools. Student council’s main objective will always be the betterment of the school by working for the goals of the entire student body. 12 E X E C U T I V E C 0 u N C I L Executive Council, Front Row: (L to R) A. Fantom. B. Bickel, P. Tickel. T. Gable, Middle Row: D. Koons, R. Herman, J. Dolmetsch, I). Mallas. N. Wood. S. Keeney. Back Row: T. Harshberger, R. Givler, J. Snyder. R. Ward, E. Kern. F. Ferree, K. Traum REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Representative Council. Row 1: F. Ferree, B. Fisher. S. Childress, L. Fuhrman, B. Brooks. E. Kern, C. Mummert. R. Herman, L. Sykes, J. Snyder, L. Bender, R. Ward. L. McHenry, J. Keeling. Row 2: A. Fantom. P. Emenhciscr, L. Cacciola, P. Ness, B. Bickel, R. Golden. D. Arnold. C. Deerin, L. Grove. P. Tickle. J. Contino, M. Snyder. A. Land. T. Smith, J. Childress. D. Deerin. T. Gable. P. Besser. Row 3: D. Koons. S. Keeney. R. Leber. N. Wood. K. Hykes. D. Mallas, D. Brenneman. T. Leight. S. Brown. T. Harshberger. A. Katz, L. ATtig. C. Classen. L. Weiser, C. Dolmetsch. B. Gemmil, D. Lee Jr tftfl LINE DRIVE BOY’S BASEBALL Dissappointment was written all over Coach Shoffs face as the 1979 baseball season came to an ena. He had felt that the team had winning potential with six lettermen returning to the team. With a 3-4 record, the team fell short of their goals. In five of the games lost they had had a lead. The six returning lettermen: are: Scott Riddle, who made all-county; Craig Hess, Scott Lookingbill, John Kemper, Greg Plowman, and junior Rich Green, who was the leading hitter. Senior Greg Plowman led in the RBI’s and in homeruns. The JV team was undefeated this season, with Coach Gerber at the reins. He feels that the future of the program looks bright. Varsity: Front- E. Snyder. M. Gross, S. Riddle. C. Hess, S. Lookingbill, B. Goble, J. Kemper. S. Holtzapple Middle- T. Snyder (mgr.), B. Seitz. L. Schaline. G. Plowman, C. Barshinger. R. Green Back- E. Keeney. B. Schaffler, B. Sulli- van. J. Wagoner Red Lion LL Susquehanna LL Vo-Tech LW Eastern LL Suburban LL Catholic LL Kennard-Dale WW Coach Gerber. Coach Shoff JVarsity: Front- C. Myers, T. Shearer. E. Keeney, S. Holtzapple. E. Snyder, M. Root Back- S. Sullivan. K. Marquette, S. McMullen. J. Grabert, J. Jackson, M. Gross. S. Weir, K. Myers 14 INCOME TAX 15 AUXILIARY AVENUE C A F E T E R I A S T A F F seated (1-r)- D. Myers, M. Guise, J. Flinchbaugh, D. Scott, D. Ilyes, C. Ferree, M. Carroll; standing- D. Barley. L. Kinard, A. Winemiller, G. Rehmeyer, J. May, G. Selby, B. Gromling. P. Gladfelter, R. Forry, C. Sprenkel, M. Bailey, A. Bentzel, P. Runkel. J. Ebersole, J. McCoy absent from picture- C. Flinchbaugh. I. Pressel. TENNIS TERRACE Row 1: D. Nardontonia, R. Herman. J. Briggs, Row 2: J. Weidner, R. Griffith. T. Leight, D. Jacobs. E. Francoferrero. Coach White Southwestern Won Red Lion Won Hanover Won West York Won Spring Grove Lost Northeastern Won Dover Won York High Won York Suburban Won Central Won Under Coach Pat White, last year’s boy’s tennis team finished the season with an im- pressive 9-1 record. The team played strongly against all of their opponents, with the only loss coming at the hands of Spring Grove. After capturing the YCIAA boy’s singles title, senior John Briggs went on to state competition. Briggs, teamed with senior Ron Herman won the YCIAA doubles tour- nament. CHANCE Did you use your Close-up to- day? Junior Birdmen Look mom. I’m in the YEAR- BOOK! You probably think this is just coffee. A well balanced meal? CINDER BL The Wildcat track teams met the 1979 season with a few changes in their coaching crew. Mr. Raymond Geesey and Mr. Robert Schen- etzka, a former teacher of Ken- nard-Dale High School, assisted varsity coaches Mr. John Pitzer and Miss Donna Pasternak. Mr. William Zimmerman was assistant to Junior High coach Mr. Michael McWilliams. The boy’s varsity team had a dis- appointing league competition, but still managed to break five school records through individual and team effort. They also participated in the Elizabethtown Invitational, Shippensburg Invitational, Sonny Sheppard Relays and Suburban Relays. Tha girl’s team faired better plac- ing second, losing only to rival Red Lion. They broke four school re- cords and also participated in the Sonny Sheppard and Suburban Re- lays. Both teams sent participants to both the county and district meets. The Junior High track team had a tough season with all their meets ending in a close decision. Three out of the six were in their favor. They also sent participants to the Elizabethtown Invitational, Sonny Sheppard and Suburban Relays. All candids in this section are through the courtesy of Lisa Shearer. 19 SPRINTERS (Front) - L. Trent. S. Rumsey, J. Klunk. L. Henry. L. Henry. K. Krout, L. Henry, M. Keller, P. Kraft, S. Childress. C. Bowman. P. Ness. (Back) - G. Malehorn, M. McKnight, T. Burkholder, L. Lindt, R. Oberdick, J. Henry, D. Dahowski, S. Keeney, S. Baum. RECORDS - GIRLS York High W Red Lion L York Catholic W Spring Grove W York Suburban W West York W Central W BOYS York High L Red Lion L York Catholic W Spring Grove L York Suburban W West York W Central L Manhiem L JUMPERS (Middle Left) - Front - T. Small, F. Ferree, J. Leber, T. Nieman, P. Orlowski. K. Trabert, T. Taylor, L. Vought, T. Sexton, T. Garrett, P. Ness. Back - T. Ness. D. Bailey. T. Oberdick. B. Yingling, D. Decker, T. Garrety. M. Bez, B. Stern. COACHES (Middle Right) Front - Mr. Pitzer, Miss Pasternak. (Back) - Mr. Geesey, Mr. Sharnetzka. 20 LONG DISTANCE - Top - Front - L. Loughran, S. Kotek, J. Druck, D. Bailey. D. Troutman, L. Manifold, P. Wilshere. B. Taylor. D. Norris. Back - B. Ferree. R. Myers, S. Eveler, T. Darr, T. Messman, G. Mount. S. Fitz, B. Hoffman. S. Morris. J. Snyder. R. Smith, L. Anderson. FIELD (Middle) Front - J. Waltersdorff, C. Phillips. G. Fisher. C. Derry. Back - J. Van- asdale. H. Clever, M. Eberly. B. Gunnet, S. Trostle, L. Daugherty. HURDLERS (Bottom) L to R - J. Aiken, R. Dover, S. Davis. M. Bivin, G. Markey, J. Myers. L. Partington, L. Becker, L. Kla- hold, L. Attig, P. Hoke, A. Jeffers, T. Bent- zel, T. Sietz, D. Starz. 21 SPIKERS ALLEY Coaches Miss Kolega and Miss Lentz The 1979 Volleyball team finished with a winning season, compiling an 8-5 record. The team was under the direction of Coach Pam Kolega and led by seniors Ruth Besser, Becky Billet, Lisa Myers, Laurie Shirey, Donna Striebig, and Deb Zarfoss. Laurie Shirey was voted most valu- able player. The J.V.’s were also suc- cessful, finishing with an 11-2 record. Varsity- B. Billet, L. Myers. 2nd Row- T. Green, L. Shirey. D. Striebig. E. Fitz 3rd Row- D. Zarfoss. R. Besser. (missing from picture T. Kraft). '79 Varsity Games Suburban L Dover W West York W Southwestern w Central w Susquehannock L York High W Spring Grove L Red Lion L Hanover W Kennard-Dale W Northeastern W Eastern W 1st row (1-r)- T. Druck, M. Dow. M. Koontz, S. Sweeney, P. Henning, S. Barnhart. V. Stake. J. Gingerich 2nd row- C. Besser. J. Weidner. A. Shirey. J. Weidner. A. Fetner, T. Diehl, D. Fitzkee. T. Keeney. K. Craley, K. Munchel. P. Emcnheiser (missing from picture- K. Myers). 22 JAIL 23 My gosh, it’s Thursday I don’t believe you said that! I think I just saw a U.F.O. All in the line of duty I only eat here on the weekends Don’t take that picture - I’m wanted in 15 states 24 TITLE DEED ADOLESCENT AVE 10. louses With 31 With 4 S 50. 150. 450. 625. r age Vo.ue Houses cost $ 100. each Hotel s, $ 100. 9 player owns 3 Co or -Group, ihe Unimproved Lois , or 'VVxe '?cxvo'r ii «- • SOPHOMORES A-F SOPHOMORES Row 1 (L - R): P. Eichelberger, D. Ehrhart, R. Carter, C. Baugher. S. Eberly, C. Cook, A. Ardison, L. Anderson, J. Bean, T. Amspacher. Row 2: W. Breighner, M. Bailey, K. Duerr, S. Dellone, A. Davis, T. Davis, L. Cacciola, C. Deerin, S. Cunningham, C. Castle. Row 3: W. Bloss, A. Andrews, D. Dehoff, K. Bailey, L. Ferguson, S. Cohen, D. Brenneman, C. Bowman, C. Dentler, L. Becker. Row 4: S. Bierman, S. Dice, P. Emenheiser, L. Corsa, D. Arnold, K. Bailey, D. Douglas, S. Arnold, R. Barnard. Row 5: R. Barshinger, P. Fake, S. Bowman, K. Ferree, P. Edwards, B. Burke, D. Brown, S. Brooks, W. Brenneman. M. Crone, S. Deller. Row 6: M. Burke, L. Armitage, T. Anderson, L. Deller, M. Daniels, R. Campbell, P. Crooks. S. Bollinger, P. Elliott. B. DeVono, T. DeRose. Row 7: T. Brown, R. Chase, M. Conner, J. Egger, D. Dahl, S. Derry. T. Dise, G. Engle, S. Barley. C. Bird. Row 8: J. Billet, D. Bell, B. Bortner, C. Folcomer, H. Eberly. P. Feathers, K. Daly. C. Cunningham. T. Beckmeyer. Row 9: S. Dolmetsch, B. Fahs, R. Clark, R. Fackler, S. Aughenbaugh, T. Druck, M. Dowell, A. Adams, E. Cook, B. Corrie, J. Cursley. 26 SOPHOMORES F-L SOPHOMORES Row 1 (L - R): S. Kapp, D. Jay, N. Kastelic, M. Kang, M. Keller, K. Hynson, C. King, L. Hargrove, T. Kerns. Row 2: R. Hopper, N. Khanna, K. King, S. Kauffman, S. Kelley, S. Kotek, M. Krout, D. Knier, D. Knisley, M. Keith, J. Kellogg. Row 3: R. Kunkel, S. Land, S. Lehr, L. Keller, V. Folkenroth, J. Kostishack, M. Hicks, C. Kinsley, A. Hevner, S. Holtzapple. Row 4: S. Huszti, T. Keeney, B. Lafean, S. Hartman, M. Kuhn, J. Herman, P. Hess, B. Herman, T. Hammers. Row 5: C. Hoopes, B. Himes, J. LaMay, R. Knaub, T. Johnson, R. Hackney, D. Himes, J. Hildebrand, J. Knaub, T. Knaub. Row 6: M. Jeffers, G. Holland, H. Howe, D. Godfrey, J. Fry, J. Leader, N. Gladfelter, J. Gladwin, T. Grove, D. Green. Row 7: L. Hershey, C. Leese, L. Fry, S. Fisher, W. Flinchbaugh, C. Godfrey, M. Garee, J. Franck, L. Forry, B. Gable. Row 8: L. Hengst, L. Hunt, C. Hershner, L. Grove, J. Gingerich, T. Garrett, T. Leight, C. Flory, R. Frey, R. Golden. Row 9: T. Harlacher, J. Gibble, L. Henry, E. Henry, S. Fitz, J. Gemmill, D. Gable, N. Freireich, D. Freed, J. Figlock. 27 SOPHOMORES L-S SOPHOMORES Row 1 - B. Malehorn, D. Nicholson, S. Mayer, R. Myers. K. Marquet, M. Schilling, L. Myers, P. Hess, S. Rumsey, S. Scott Row 2 - B. Raffensberger, T. Neiman, P. Portner, G. Ness. P. Myers. M. Pantano, J. Porter, D. McWilliams, T. Plymire, H. Owen. D. Pawloski Row 3 - S. Roseman, A. Prescott, P. May, R. Neuman. D. Reidel, S. Platts, V. Presbury, L. Righter, J. Mummert Row 4 - J. Pullo, A. Rineholt, S. Ream, T. Myers. S. O’Brien, M. Myers, W. Noll, C. Pacholok Row 5 - D. Schlitte. J. Schlaline, C. Rineman, C. Myers. S. Munchel. K. Myers. B. Reinecke, K. Ropp, S. Ream, B. Ream Row 6 - E. Pratt, D. Ness, D. McCormick. E. Milstead, S. McGurk, S. McCarty, S. Rockelman, J. Schiding, T. Rumsey Row 7 - L. McMenamy, D. McKnight, M. Schildt, W. Scott, D. Richard, G. Myers, T. McLane, S. Meckley, G. Miller, J. Moore. S. Meredith. J. Lutz Row 8 - R. Loughran, E. Ludwig, J. Mars, D. Morton. L. Miller. L. Mays, M. Myers. D. Miller, B. Miller, D. Markle, K. Kraut Row 9 - S. Rodeheaver, H. Miller, T. Lucabaugh, T. Lindner, E. Lentz. D. Ludwig, D. Lewis, A. Little, S. Lever, A. Manubag, L. Markey, C. McGuire 28 -Z SOPHOMORES S-Z ft A A § A:ft ft ft ft ft ( ft n 0 ft ft ft Row 1 - C. Wise, J. Tunney, J. Zero, T. Sprow, J. Zero, T. Tome, D. Sprenkle, B. Traynham, S. Sullivan Row 2 - D. Smith, V. Stake, S. Shaffer, E. Slattery, B. Seitz, S. Schott, B. Senft, B. Shive Row 3 - S. Shellenberger, D. Ness, G. Slenker, D. Shellenberger, J. Sipe, K. Slates, D. Smith, D. VanLoon, L. Wilson Row 4 - T. Small, S. Smith, J. Shaull, A. Brown, M. Schriver, E. Williams, I. Scotland, J. Zellers, P. Smith Row 5 - E. Snider, J. Shaffer, J. Waltemyer, D. Zeigler, L. Waltersdorff. E. Snyder, D. Witmer, S. Witmer, J. Troiani Row 6 - B. Yoder, L. Trent, L. Vought, C. Warner, S. Walton, L. Tateosian, D. Terrell, M. Swords, K. Walters Row 7 - K. Winters, A. Wilcox, B. Wagner, S. Stoner. S. Wagaman. J. Warner, B. Warner, A. Strayer Row 8 - T. Swartz, L. Sunday, K. Starner, W. Schwartz, L. Stremmel, D. Stackenwalt, T. Smith, D. States Row 9 - S. Weir, V. Stambaugh, S. Sweeney, W. Stump, N. Sterner, M. Stern. S. Stauffer, J. Stein, S. Thomas ELECTRIC COMPANY AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB During the year, the Audio-Visual Club has many responsibilities, such as signing out projectors, tape players, and handling the many requests for television recordings. It is also responsible for the care of this equipment and the return of it at the end of every week. A training program teaches the members to care for and properly operate the equipment. Row 1. Charles Maguire, Sara Gudat, Carla Castle. Kieth Collier (adviser) Joan Franek, Mike Fink. Dave Emenheiser Row 2, Brian Bortner, Joel Orwig, Kent Schod, Tim Kohler. David Grucza, Mike Hess, Dan Clever. Jim Inners, Jeff Ewell Absent: Phil Ahrens, Todd Beckmeyer, Neil Freireich, Jeff Kyle Robert Zutcll STAGE CREW Stage Crew is responsible for lighting, sound and curtain placement for all activities held in the auditorium, and for sound in the gym, cafeteria, and on the field during the football season. They also assist in the production of the class plays, the musical, and concerts. 1 to r: Don Potter, Bruce Collier, Kieth Collier (adviser), Don Hopple. Absent: Jim Thompson. Allen Fink 30 U U f td i-3 O O kJ 1-3 i-H co jxl J BURMA ROAD Row 1 (L-R) R. Griffith. S. Trostle, B. Goble, R. Dover. B. Hicks. T. Clewell, D. Starz, R. Green. R. Oberdick; Row 2 Coach Kreidler, T. Darr, W. Markle. G. Roupas, D. Slates, T. Seitz, M. Doll, B. Urich, M. Eberly. M. Forry, Coach Pitzer; Row 3 Coach Cleary. J. Gemmill, G. Stauffer, M. Bez. E. Keeney. E. Mays. J. Vanasdale, M. Bivin, M. Root, C. Kise, T. Messman, R. Pitzer. R. Innerst, Coach Shoff: Row 4 S. Fitz, L. Fisher, D. Sprenkle, K. Marquet, G. Roth, S. Smith. J. Zero. T. Sprow, R. Hall, J. Zero. D. McCormick. Absent-M. McKenzie Kneeling- Head Coach Pitzer; Standing-Mr. Shoff, Mr. Cleary, Mr. Kreidler. “It was a very disappointing season record wise, but I was pleasea with the way the guys stuck together and did not give up on them- selves,” commented Coach JPitzer about this years Wildcat football team. Dallastown finished the season with a disappointing record of 4-4-2. After a fairly successful opening, with romping victories over Cumberland Valley and Vo-Tech, the team was stunned over the unexpected loss to Hanover. Regaining their confidence and composure, the wildcats put the Fighting Irish in their grave with a 13-0 victory. Dallastown faced their second loss to Spring Grove, a top contender in the league, the following week. Al- though suffering from two defeats, the mighty Wildcats stuck together to tie the Bulldogs 0-0. The final home game was played against York Suburban. After a fourth quarter Touch Down, Suburban defeated the Cats in an uneventful 0-7 game. This still did not tie the raging Cats down, they marched back with a victory over Central 29-0. The season closed with an upsetting loss to the neighboring rival, Red Lion. This years All-Star Defensive Team was re- presented by three fighting ’Cats—Rick Dover, Rick Oberdick, and Doug Starz. These 3 guys glus seniors Tim Clewell, Steve Trostle, Max Iberly, and Wayne Markel were the leaders of this years mighty Wildcat football team. 31 32 Kneeling- C. Hershner, R. Owens, C. Warner; Standing-L. Deller, J. Buonora, J. Testerman, T. Snyder. J u N I 0 R J. V. FOOTBALL ROW 1: (L-R) D. McCormack, R. Bryner, L. Fisher, M. Root, M. Holt, D. McKnight, D. Sprenkle, T. Tome. ROW 2: C. Rise, G. Stauffer. R. Golden. R. Soltes, J. Zero. T. Sprow, J. Zero. ROW 3: D. Whetzler, J. Thompson. M. Fitz, S. Fitz, D. Ness. R. Innerst, K. Marquet. J. Ludwig. K. Myers. V A R S I T Y JUNIOR HIGH CHAMPS! Central York Suburban Red Lion York High Spring Grove West York H W A T A W A W H W A W 1979 JUNIOR HIGH CHAMPIONS ROW 1: (L-R) G. Fisher, J. Starz, S. Pitzer, Schmidt. D. Troutman, E. Krimmel, R. Kohler. R. Snyder. G. Grove, B. Morrison. T. Smith, S. Wilson, J. Klinedinst, R. Ehrhart, D. Gue, B. Sharp, T. Barnett, J. Harding (Manager). ROW 2: Mr. K. Myers (Asst. Coach), S. Clever, S. Snyder. D. Slenker, C. Noll, P. Duttera. P. Besser, R. Leitzel, K. Folkenroth, B. Bruaw, W. Dorsey, W. Appenzeller, D. Peterson, R. Davis, E. Taylor, M. Sharp. G. McCormack, K. Palmer (Manager). ROW 3: L. Brenneman (Manager), S. Altland (Manager), T. Missel, D. Fauth. A. Fink. K. McClung, K. Fuhrman, M. McGarrigle, J. Fishel, C. Neiman, M. 3arnhart, W. Smith. D. Hopper. B. Black, S. Mowery, E. Grove, D. Shuler, R. Horner, K. Long, C. Hevner, Coach T. Hower. W. Neff (Asst. Coach). 33 STICKS DRIVE Row 1: P. Kraft. R. Givler. E. Fitz. Coach Roller Row 2: C. Craley. T. Diehl. C. Besser. A. Shirey. B. Taylor Row 3: K. Smith. C. Godfrey, T. Kraft, M. Snyder. T. Keeney Row 4: A. Weber. K. Kraft Varsity Field Hockey Cedar Cliff L Susquehannock L West York W Southwestern W York Suburban W Dover L William Penn W Spring Grove Kennard Dale L W Northeastern w Hanover w Red Lion w Eastern w Central w 34 Could it be senior midgets play hockey, too?! The girls varsity field hockey team captured third place in the YCTAA league. Under the coachingof Mrs. Sue Roller and lead by tri- captains Roseanne Givler, Pattie Kraft and Elaine Fitz the team compiled a 10-3 record. All three losses were by only one goal and two went in to overtime. This was the first year Dallastown hosted a night game. Held at 7:00, the wild- cats defeated Red Lion 1-0 on the football field before a large crowd. Hanover proved to be another exciting game ending with a 3-1 victory for D-Town only after a penalty strokeoft. Cindy Godfrey was voted MVP for the season. Roseanne Givler took top scoringhonors with 13 goals, and will pass the victory shirt to Tina Diehl. Newcomer JV coach, Miss Joni Geist, lead her team to an undefeated season. With a record like that, next year looks very promising! JV Field Hockey Cedar Cliff W Susquehannock T West York W Southwestern W York Suburban W Dover William Penn W Spring Grove Kennard Dale W W Northeastern W Hanover W Red Lion W Eastern T Central W O ROW 1: D. Hammon, G. Malehorn, S. Senft, J. Druck, J. Weidner, K. Myers, M. Walker. K. Fisher ROW 2: A. Land. L. Righter. P. Ness. W. Schwartz, A. Fantom. P. Emenheiser, B. Herman, P. Smith. Y. Ludwig, J. Herman, M. Dowell ROW 3: B. Green, S. Lehr. M. Snyder, K. Myers. P. Hess, G. Denniston, S. Davis, B. Barnard, S. Arnold ROW 4: K. Brenneman, J. Budesheim, C. Ferree. A. Underwood. K. Thoreson. B. Munchel, J. Strictler 35 GRAND CENTRAL STATION Standing are Mr. Bruce Johnston and Mr. Larry Bailets, assistant principals. Seated is Mr. George W.W. Jones, high school principal. 36 LOVE LANE Row 1: C. Classen. B. Richard. P. Peters. L. Henry. S. Sipe. Row 2: S. Blecker, T. DeRose. S. Brody. J. Taylor. L. Reinhardt. A. Katz. Row 3: Asst. Coach B. Shettel. K. Slates. L. Davis. B. Davis. K. Geesey, J. Mars. Coach A. Wilson. This year’s tennis team was comprised mainly of underclassmen with the exception of two graduating seniors. This was also the first season for coach Anne Wilson. The team didn’t quite break even this year with its win-loss record of 4-6, but considering that it lost four of the five starters from last year, this record is more im- pressive than it appears. The closest match was against Hanover and was decided in a tie-break- er loss in second doubles. If York County tennis continues to improve at the pace it has set during the past five years, Dallastown’s girls will have their work cut out for them next year. The team should be more competitive next season since four of the five starters will return. All of the girls vying for positions on next year’s team have committed themselves to specific programs for improving, and they are eagerly anticipating a winning 1980 season. South Western W Red Lion L Hanover L West York L B Grove L ‘astern W Dover W York High W York Suburban L Central L CHORAL COURT Row 1: D. Craley, S. Henry, S. Kerstetter, K. Bailey, C. Rineman Row 2: J. Myers, J. Godfrey, J. Markey, C. Godfrey, B. Gruver, D. Noll. Mr. Yoder I CONCERT CHOIR 1 Row 1: L. Stabley, C. Etris, A. Land, L. Green, L. McHenry, B. Smith, A. Pratt, C. Godfrey, L. Tateosian, L. Keller Row 2: B. Gruver. K. Naylor, L. Harbold, M. Falkenstine, B. Reinecke, S. Gnau, D. Krone, J. Fry, Y. Minegishi, J. Godfrey. J. Kostishack, J. Myers Row 3: J. McCulloh, N. Kastelic, K. Wirschal. S. Godfrey, J. Markey C. Godfrey, S. Henry. J. Hildebrand. E. Duzey, C. Rineman J. Zero. D. Noll, L. Mount, A. Stambach, S. McCarty, Mr. Yoder Row 4: K. King. S. Appenzeller, S. Bierman, S. Cohen. R. Ward, D. Clever, D. Himes, M. Conner. K. Bailey. D. Craley, D. Lackie, V. Dehoff. E. Pratt Row 1: A. Pratt, L. Stabley, L. Keller Row 2: L. Tateosian, S. Cohen, V. Dehoff, L. Mount. S. Appenzeller Row 3: N. Kastelic, D. I.ackie, S. Bierman, S. McCarty, E. Pratt, B. Smith Concert Choir consists of 51 members of which 12 are seniors, 12 are juniors, 16 are sophomores, and 11 are freshman. The choir performs three times over the year, the POPS con- cert, the Christmas con- cert, and the Spring con- cert. The choir is directed by Mr. Jerry Yoder, who also coordinates the spring musical. DIVOT DRIVE Row 1: R. Herman, S. McMullen, D. Douglas, J. Weidner, P. Elliott. Row 2: E. Williams, D. Eigenrauch, D. Dellinger. J. Orwig, Coach Kehr. T. Bentzel S. Kindig, D. Pawloski. Susquehannock Lost York Catholic Lost Red Lion Won Eastern Tied York Suburban Lost York High Won Susquehannock Lost York Catholic Tied Red Lion Won Eastern Won York Suburban Lost York High Lost Despite a 4-6-2 record, this year’s golf team playea admirably against all of their oppo- nents. It was a year with many close matcnes, most of which were decided by the fifth man. Mr. Kehr termed it a building year.” Two sophomores and a junior were among the starters in every match. Despite a more com- petitive league this year, the golf team fin- ished with a team average just over 69, which means we can look forward to future success on Divot Drive. o HARRIER’S WAY o CC (clockwise)-T. McCarty. L. Anderson. J. Koontz. S. Gunnet. B. Wagner. S. Longenecker. S. Kotek. R. Myers. B. Davis. Right-Coach Klinger. E. Yee, J. Snyder. D. Hill. M. Noll. S. Snyder. B. Neuman. S. Shearer. S. Land. P. Wilshere, V. Deller, A. Thompson (Mgr.) The Cross Country team of 1979 ran through a disappointing season as John Klingler took over reign as coach. The team came into the season with high hopes, but injuries plagued it as varsity runners Tom McCarty and Scott Snyder were lost for most of the season. They finished with a 4-8 record, despite six returning run- ners. Senior letterman and four-year runner Joey Snyder led a young team that included juniors Lance Anderson and Randy Myers. Sophomores Bruce Wagner and Steve Land, freshmen Jim Koontz, Vince Deller, and Scott Longenecker, and seniors Steve Gunnet and Ed Yee fighting for top spots. Sue Kotek and Pam Wilshere were the female runners on the team. Kotek missed a chance at state competition but ranked fourth in the league among the girls. Cross Country is one of the most grueling sports and the runners put out all they had. When asked to comment. Coach Klingler felt the team had a lot of talent and did a super job in a tough league. All of the meets had been close and Klingler was not at all disappointed by their performance. He also stated that next year's team would need a lot of depth plus good front runners. 41 JUNIORS Winkin'. Blinkin' and Nod One slip of the finger and . . . Let's make a deal.’ Look Mom. no cavities! CLASS OF 1981 Almost twins. 44 ’Simon sez . . . Milk is a natural. House ith 3 Your chemistry experiment: exploded. i i S ‘s ouses S6S 1u5Co ’TEL $ Pay 10 for damages iv ur igaye 4- 3° Houses Hotels, f Q P,0Yer ° oA Co lor- Group, rent is Uoub e .Unimproved Lots m that group each H houses e Lots of any Douh ec on JUNIORS A-E JUNIORS A-E Row 1 (1-r): J. Dolmetsch, E. Duzey, D. Bailey, G. Brenner, T. Bragg. E. Attig, K. Becker, S. Brody, C. Classen Row 2: K. Dehoff. J. Corrie, R. Barnhart, M. Biven, S. Bollinger. T. Bentzel, G. Bahn, P. Deller, D. Eigenrauch Row 3: L. Einsig, D. Ayres, R. Banta, M. Snyder, V. Dehoff. K. Bailey, C. Craley, A. Anderson, S. Blecker Row 4: B. Buonora, J. Druck, C. Besser, T. Diehl, E. Barshinger, S. Ehrie, H. Bolen, B. Barley, T. Cooper, L. Armitage, C. Bailey Row 5: B. Crouse, K. Myers, B. Brenneman. S. Burke. L. Bachman, S. Appenzeller, L. Davis, J. Daugherty Row 6: D. Decker, T. Dambly, T. Burkholder. M. Drei, L. Anderson. R. Dentler, K. Bowman. J. Cannon. R. Bryner Row 7: J. Braun, M. Bez, R. Eppley, S. Davis, J. Ehrhart, M. Dietz, D. Baumer, D. Blouse. C. Daugherty, R. Diehl. S. Baugher Row 8: T. DeRauleau. C. Bollinger, L. Clouser, D. Cauchon, B. Davis, S. Ream, M. Dotzel, L. Downs. S. Brown. C. Boll. T. Dunlap Row 9: C. Bupp, T. Allison. K. Beck. K. Becker. R. Daugherty, R. Coeyman, J. Bramble. E. Clark, R. Bartha, L. Bupp. R. Eisenhart 46 JUNIORS E- K JUNIORS Row 1 (L-R): M. Krcig, S. King, K. Hykes, K. Kubicki, T. Hartman, R. Hersh, C. Hess, S. Gumpper, D. Haberstroh, C. Hersey. Row 2: J. Gembe, K. Fischer, K. Kraft. A. Fetner, D. Harnmen, T. Forry, K. Geesey, S. Keech, C. Kise. Row 3: P. Jansen. L. Fisher, B. Keener, M. Graser, K. Kozlowski, M. King, A. Katz, S. Keeney. D. Koons, P. Hanle. Row 4: B. Hartman, J. Herbst, S. Henry, T. Gifford, T. Hostetler, S. Hesson, S. Gudat, S. Kiefel, K. Klinedinst. D. Kline. B. Gruver. Row 5: K. Fondarvest, L. Gable, L. Hamberger, T. Harshberger, L. Ewell, S. Knight, C. Ernst, S. Fitz. E. Keeney. T. Kastelic. Row 6: J. Jackson, J. Kinsley, M. Gross. B. Krout. E. Gingerich, P. Hennig, T. Ford, M. Holt. B. Ferree. Row 7: T. Haugh, J. Keller. B. Hengst, M. Hengst. L. Ilgenfritz, L. Hartman, M. Keller, A. Glatfelter, T. Farmer, S. Gannett. Row 8: F. Jaslow, R. Hall, P. Hulbert, M. Fitz, W. Fitzkee, J. Klunk, J. Kirk, C. Gamache, J. Grucza. Row 9: M. Gross. J. Gettys, B. Jones. M. Hess, J. Inners, C. Grim, C. Garrety, B. Ferree. D. Fitzkee. 47 JUNIORS K-R JUNIORS Row 1 (L-R): S. Myers, T. Myers. K. Reed. R. Plowman. B. McHugh. R. Pitzer. D. Ness. G. Roth. J. Ludwig. Row 2: R. Myers, L. Orlowsky. S. Morbelli, L. Mount. D. Loudenslager, R. Lenz, J. Markey. K. Munchel. A. Pratt. D. Lackie. T. Rohrbaugh, Row 3: L. Olphin. K. Myers. G. Malehorn, T. Kohler. J. Orwig, J. Long. A. Love. K. Longenecker. D. Lentz, Row 4: R. Myers. M. Neff, L. Murray, L. Redding. B. Meredith. T. Lucabaugh, B. Lehr. T. Paules. J. Morton. Row 5: J. Leber. R. Leber. A. Lentz, J. Derry. J. McNary. J. Reidel, D. Mallas. S. McMullen. T. Moore. J. McCulloh. Row 6: C. Mante, P. Minichino, B. Newcomer. W. Miller. T. Murphy. D. McWilliams. K. Mosso. S. Pawloski. H. Myers. M. Manifold. Row 7: G. Markey. B. Richards, P. Peters. T. Rontiris, M. Myers. M. Miller. C. Poe. R. Ritter. T. Mummert. D. Myers. Row 8: B. O’Conner. M. Roth, C. Phillips, T. Markle, T. Messman, D. Moritz. K. Mooney, M. McEvoy. J. Rayburn. B. Rourbaugh. Row 9: E. Mays. T. Porter. M. Root. L. Partington. M. McKnight, R. Pullo. T. Paules. T. Kulp. J. Kyle. D. Porter. 4a JUNIORS R-Z JUNIORS Row 1 (L-R): T. Warner. K. Williams. T. Shearer. T. Williams. L. Williams. B. Wetsel. E. Trent. K. Rudisill. C. Schell. M. Tyson. Row 2: J. Shuler. M. Schaefer. B. Sprenkle. L. Shearer M. Walker. A. Thompson. D. Traynham. B. Taylor. J. Zarfoss, Row 3: D. Witmer. L. Shellenberger. V. Stiles. B. Saylor. C. Shearer. V. Sweeney. C. Sprenkle. B. Shilling. M. Sluder. Row 4: E. Sweeney. J. Vanasdale. D. Shipley. L. Weiser. I. Taylor. T. Wisner. D. Shaffer. B. Stern. Row 5: S. Warwick. F. Waldrup, I. Smith. D. Shearer. A. Strickler. F. Starz. L. Stabley. L. Sweitzer. Row 6:1. Ducked. B. Weikert. J. Wetzler, A. Seville. J. Thompson, K. Slegal. J. Vieglins. P. Wells. Row 7: D. Wise. P. Williams. A. Weber. M. Snyder. J. Stremmle. R. Zemanick, G. Stauffer. Row 8: C. Shields. N. Wood. A. Shirey. B. Taylor. Julie Weidner. Jane Weidner. B. Sullivan. J. Zero. S. Snyder. Row 9: T. Stambaugh. B. Smith. P. Welty. S. Senft. C. Shuster. L. Savoie. R. Snider. E. Snyder. T. Stough. R. Starner. 49 CHANCE I've seen the light! You caught me at a bad time I do everything backwards when I drink. How repulsive! This one says it for itself. so TUTOR SQUARE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (kneeling, 1 - r) L. Brown, J. Godfrey. J. Waltersdorff, B. Fisher, D. Noll, R. Eberly, J. Hill, R. Owens (standing) J. Keeling, R. Givler, S. Kerstetter, T. Sangrey, C. Campanella, F. Ferree (V. Pres.), E. Fitz (Pres.), J. Myers (Sec.), E. Kern (Treas.), R. Ward, V. Speers, S. Knisely, K. Traum, Mrs. McKnight (advs.) 51 IMPACT POINT DIRECTORS STUDENT DIRECTORS Top Drum Major Valerie Speers. Bottom L to R. Flag Captain MaryAnne Beck. Head Majorette ZoeAnne Strayer. Rifle Cap- tain l’.ita Lenz Ronald Hill. Jerry Yoder PERCUSSION Top, L to R, S. Powloski, J. Warner. M. Garee. V. Stam- baugh. D. Smith C. Myers. Front. J. Weidner. K. Long. C. Godfrey. M. Rutherford T. San- grey. D. Lentz. P. Hess. M. Neff The Wildcat Marching Band enjoyed a good 1979-80 season, the highlight of which was the trip to Memorial Stadium in Baltimore on October 7, when the band performed at half-time for the Colts-Jets football game. Overall, the band had one of the best seasons yet. with a dynamic and exciting show as well as performing in many parades and the POPS, Christmas, and Spring concerts. 52 WOOD WINDS CLARINETS Top: D. Dehoff, H. Khanna, D. States. D. Himes, C. Flory. T. Innerst, S. Munchel. N. Gladfelter Middle: J. Grucza, P. Wells. L. Weiser. J. Morton, C. Bahn. J. Zarfoss. F. Stars Bottom: D. Craley. S. Sotdorus FLUTES Top: D. Shellenberger, L. McMenamy. S. Arnold. S. McCarty. S. Dellone, C. Pa- cholok. D. Green. P. Feathers. A. Davis. S. Smith, D. Morton. V. Folkenroth Mid- dle: P. Deller, S. Kicfel, E. Attig. J. Weidner Bottom: L. Fuhrman, K. Stump. L. Brown SAXOPHONES Top: R. Chase. C. Ernst. M. Krieg, J. Lamay, M. Conner Bottom: D. Blymire B. Brenneman. K. De- hoff. B. Budesheim, S. Huska. L. Sullivan LOW WOODS 53 D. Crouse. R. Ward. R. Eberly TRUMPETS: Top K. Bailey. J. Schiding J. Gibble, B. Bortner. S. Weir, D. Myers. D. Williamson, D. Brown. T. Lucabaugh, T. Leight, E. Kern. D. Swanson. T. Lucabaugh Middle: B. Barnard. B. Smeltzer. T. Shearer. J. Clippingcr. J. Zellers. D. Pawloski, C. Garretty Bottom: M. Smith. M. Henry HORNS and BARITONES: Top D. Shaffer. S. Henry. C. Campanella. J. Orwig, J. Brenne- man Bottom: J. Hill. C. Godfrey TUBAS: T. Stambaugh. T. Myers. D. Noll. C. Hoopes TROMBONES: Top B . McCarty. B. Whetsel. C. Rineman Mid- dle: P. Adams, E. Duzey Bot- tom: T. Paules, E. Krout, J. Gib- ble 54 COLORGUARD AND BANDFRONT DRILL FLAGS: Row 1 K. Brenneman. A. Taylor. S. Witmer, K. Whitcraft S. Godfrey. D. Innerst, M. Beck. J. Keeling Row 2: S. Gannett. K. King. L. Hartman. B. Gruver. S. Appenzeller L. Keller. B. Hartman. C. Shuster DRILL RIFLES: Row 1 A. Pratt. M. Myers. J. Bean. L. Mount. R. Lenz, S. Aughcnbaugh, L. Einsig. S. McGurk. T. Wisner. K. Munchel, D. Ei- gcnrauch. M. Krout MAJORETTES: Row 1 A. Lentz, P. Ed wards Row 2: K. Ropp. M. Dietz. Z. Strayer, T. Haugh, A. Strayer AMERICAN LINE: V. Krousc, S. Neiman, S. Rumsey D. Terrell. R. Elliott. M. King OVERSEER DRIVE Standing (L to R): J. Beck. P. Bishard. M. Ehrhart. N. Harmon. R. Hill, K. Gladfelter, J. Landis, J. Duncan. J. Klingler, S. Roller. J. Gotwalt. J. Lippy. A. Little, P. Lane. P. Kolega, B. Bence. B. Jamison. L. Henry, M. Baldwin, Sitting (L to R): C. Larkin, J. Emig, R. Cleary, J. Felizzi, H. Berger, D. Craley, D. Lease, J. Ake, M. Hill, C. Landis. T. Allison, R. Arnold, M. Anderson, N. Hamilton. L. Adams. 56 FACULTY PLAYERS Standing (L to R): G. Zimmerman, L. Temoshenko, W. Zimmerman. W. Neff, R. Nabors, G. Wood. D. Smith. D. Muir. B. Reichard, J. Shaffer, M. Willy. A. Wilson. S. Yohe, R. Zortman, D. Miller. J. Musser, R. McCullough. B. Stein, Steated (L to R) D. Pasternak, R. Moreland, A. Waltemyer, C. Shultz. A. Neff, J. Tucker, B. Tuscano, C. Martin, M. Workinger, R. Sabey, J. Phillips. S. Ness. P. Moore, L. Shive IF YOU CAN READ THIS THANK YOUR TEACHER GRAPPLERS GROVE Once more the mighty wildcat grapplers have upheld the tradition of Dallastown wrestling — the “Dynasty of the Champs. Under the expert coaching of veteran Bill Bence, the undefeated squad compiled an awesome record of 14-0. Skeeter Dolmetsch started off the lineup at 98 lbs. In this, his first year of varsity action, Skeeter ’rassled his way to a 12-1-1 record. At 105 was junior John Dolmetsch. John finished the year with a promising record of 10-2-2. Next, at 112, came sophomore sensation Dave Gable. Dave went undefeated in league action. Senior Dale Wise compiled an 11-3-0 record as he dominated at 119. Following next was powerful Brooks Seitz. Brooks completed a 10-3-0 record in the 126 lb. class. Filling the 132 lb. berth came dynamic Dave Hartman. Dave finished with a strong 8-2-0 record. John Contino battled his way to an impressive 11-1-2 record at 138. Brent “Cement Seitz handled things at 145 enroute to a record of 12-1-1. Lou Mazzarella came on strong at 155. Mazz ended the season with a compelling 12-2-0 record. Standing out at 167 was Mark Rineer. Mark closed out the season with a great 12-2-0 record. “Radical” Rick Dover took control at 185. Rick put together a tremendous record of 13-0-1. Last but not least came heavyweight Matt Bivin. Matt, a junior, went undefeated in league action even though he was lighter than most of his opponents. Dave Bell, 145, and Scott Fitz, 132, also saw some varsity action this season. S9 VARSITY WRESTLING CHAMPS L-R: Row 1: Rod Crawford, Brooks Seitz, Dale Wise. Dave Gable. John Dolmetsch. Scott Dolmetsch; Row 2: Scott Fitz, Dave Hartman, John Contino, Brent Seitz. Lou Mazzerella; Row 3: Wayne Markle, Matt Bivin, Rick Dover. Mark Rineer. Eastern W Spring Grove W Vo-tec W Susquehannock W Northeastern W Hanover W York W York Suburban W West York W Red Lion W Dover W York Catholic W Central w South Western w Coaches: sitting: Mr. Bence; standing: Mr. Adams. J.Y. CO-CHAMPIONS Eastern W Spring Grove W Vo-Tech W' Susquehannock W Northeastern W Hanover W Yorkw W West York Tie Red Lion W Dover W York Catholic W Central W South Western W Junior Varsity: L-R: Row 1: B. McCarty, C. Ernst, R. Myers. B. Malehorn, R. Myers. M. Sweitzer; Row 2: J. Billet, R. Innerst, B. Burke, J. LeMay, D. Bell, M. McKnight. Under the direction of Coach Ed Adams, the J.V. wrestling squad ended the year with an amazing 12-0-1 rcord. Starting the lineup for the Co-champs, at 98 was Mark Sweitzer with Ron Myers following at 105. Mighty Bret Malehorn Filled the 112 lb. berth as “superpsyched” Ray Myers took care of things at 119. Bob McCarty and Chris Ernst shared the 126 lb. class. Scott Fitz filled the gap at 132 while Mitch McKnight battled at 138. Dave Bell made himself known in the 145 lb. weight class. At 155 was John LeMay. Brad Burke handled things at 167. Randy Innerst obliterated his opponents at 185. Finishing out the lineup was Dave Brenneman and Jim Billet who shared the heavyweight class. JR. HIGH CHAMPIONS f. Junior High: L-R: Row 1: S. Thompson, R. Roberts, J. Contino. D. Arnold. M. McGarri- gle, J. Daugherty, B. Krout; Row 2: J. Childress. K. Folkenroth, C. Dice, M. Noll, A. Boll. M. Ilgenfritz, D. Strausbaugh: Row 3: D. Godfrey (mgr.). D. Troutman. M. Sharp, E. Krimmel, K. Folkenroth, E. Grove, S. Wilson. G. Grove, B. Morrison. C. Hivner. K. Etter(mgr.). The Junior High wildcats have once again proved their worth by completing yet another undefeated season. Under the leadership of Coach A1 Owens, the Jr. grapplers compiled an impressive 11-0 record. Coach Owens commented on the “well-balanced’' team he had this year and he marveled over the fact that “when the chips were down, there was always a complete team effort to pull them to the top.’’ Wrestling sensations Jim Contino and Mark Noll boasted undefeated records. Eastern Red Lion Spring Grove Central York Hanover York Suburban South Western Susquehannock West York Dover WATERWORKS Boys’ Record: 9-3 Team Captains: Dan Land, Mike Gladfelter District Swimmers: Mike Glad- felter Rob Clark Kevin De- hoff Scott Hal- deman Dan Land Cary Cam- panella District Diver: Russ Crenshaw kneeling: Coaches Gecsey and Moore standing (1-r) S. Leiphart. J. Frey, M. Schreiver. D. Land, R. Clark. S. Land. K. Hosche, C. Campanella, S. Haldeman. K. Longenecker, M. Gladfelter. D. Green, D. McCormack, R. Zacharda, K. Dehoff, M. Wasser. B. Fisher. S. Shearer The 1979-80 Wildcat swim team had a very good season this year. The boys, ending with a 9-3 record, sent six swimmers and one diver to district competition. The girls, who broke almost all school records, finished with a 10-2 record, with eight swimming and two diving district qualifiers. Coach Patty Moore summed up the season: “Enthusiasm, self-motivation, and the ability to endure long hours of hard work were the key ingredients for their success. Except for a few disappointing injuries and illnesses, the season’s goals were, for the most part, reached.’’ Girls’ Record: 10-2 Team Captains: Diane Da- howski, Maureen Sullivan District Swimmers: Kyra Becker Sandy Brown Diane Dahowski Maureen Sullivan Donna Deerin Beth Herman Lori Bupp Lisa Shearer District Divers: Kathy Munchel Amy Shirey row 1: Coach Ness. D. Lackie, D. Dahowski, M. Sullivan, Coach Moore row 2: D. Lee. A. Ardison, B. Gemmill. K. Duerr, L. Bupp row 3: A. Land, L. Ferguson, L. Reed, D. Deerin, G. Denniston row 4: K. Becker. B. Herman, S. Davis, L. Shearer, S. Brown, T. Gifford, C. Geesey, A. McGinnis, T. McClaine, K. Doyle 62 DIVERS Row 1 (L to R) T. Leight, S. Knight. J. Herbst, R. Crenshaw. Row 2 - J. Herman. T. Sexton. A. Shirey, K. Munchel. S. Childress. Back Row - Coach Emery. 63 (• THE HOOP Varsity (clockwise) J. Godfrey, D. Lau, D. Striebig, G. Gladwin, J. Rexroth, R. Green, A. Hevner, B. Fitz, D. Jacobs. T. Harvey, M. Moore, S. Baum. Center top A. Martin, T. Hinkle. Coach Lehr, R. Griffith. The Varsity basketball team came out of the gates full of energy and determination for the 1979- 80 season. This was really an exciting season. The guys really put their hearts into it,” comment- ed Coach Lehr about their 14-7 season. The team proved their determination with four wins out of the first five games, only losing to West York. Southwestern ended the drive, beating Dallastown at home. The next game went to the Rockets in a fiery battle ending 47 - 50. Suffering from two consecutive losses, the Wildcats pulled together to win the next five games over Hanover, Eastern, Vo-Tech, Red Lion, and Susquehannock. The winning spurt was laid to rest when the Trojans of Y.S. stunned the still powerful ’cats in a 53 - 89 game. The ’Cats regained their stature to defeat Kennard-Dale the following game. The mighty Wildcats were roaring with energy as they faced the fighting Irish team. But to their disappointment, the Irish once again came out the victors. Dallastown later racked-up two wins over Eastern and Vo-Tech. The late starting Red Lion team left Dallastown with a victory, retaliating from their previous loss to Dallastown. In a close game, A1 Hevner laid up the final points in overtime to give Dallastown a triumphful and memorable victory over Susquehannock. Perhaps the most exciting game of the season was the powerful Y.S. Trojans. After previously being defeated, the energetic Cats demonstrated a skillful performance to win in an exciting double over-time game. This excitment eased as the mighty Wildcats showed KennardDale their stuff and knocked them down 74 - 57. The season ended with a hard fought battle between the Irish and the strong-willed Wildcats. With the final score of 39 - 34, the Y.C. Irish were victorious. The leading scorer for the ’79-80 season was Tory Harvey. Sharing the honor was leading rebounder, George Gladwin. Leading the team were starters A1 Hevner, Tory Harvey, George Gladwin, Ron Griffith, and A1 Martin. Other members include Richie Green, Jay Rexroth, Doug Striebig, Brian Fitz, Dave Jacobs, and Troy Hinkle. 65 Junior Varsity (clockwise) - M. Myers, S. Fitz, M. Shilling, C. Baugher, M. Schildt, J. Zero, S. Sullivan. G. Markey. D. Nicholson. T. DeRose Center top: Coach Gerber. G. Slattery. R. Carter This year’s J. V. team displayed their skills in an exciting 14-7 season. Coach Gerber states that they were the quickest team he ever had. This quality was evident as the mighty cats went full steam to win their first 7 league games. Things slowed down as the Eastern (Knights) ended the cats reign as the unde- feated. It was during the following game that the cats soared back into action to blank the Vo-Tech Spar- tans. The energy and determination was showing at the Red Lion - Dallastown game. However, the Lions pulled out a victory in the closing minutes. The Sus- quehannock Warriors were prepared to scalp the cats but it turned out quite the opposite as the Cats proved too tough in the game. The York Suburban Trojans, York Catholic Irish, and Eastern Night- hawks added more victories to their column as they stunned the fierce J.V.’s, 39 - 46, 30 - 66, 44 - 46 respectively. However, the Cats regrouped and re- gained their composure and style to win four of the final six games, only losing to York Suburban and York Catholic. Sophomore Steve Fitz led the Wildcats in rebound- ing and scoring, while Sonny Sullivan racked in the best percentage of shots made. These two plus Gene Slattery, Dave Nicholson, Mike Schildt, and Gary Markey served as starting players. Also adding to the team were Joe Zero, Mike Schilling, Chris Baugher, and Randy Carter. 66 GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: P. Kraft. R. Givler Row 2: T. Keeney. A. Fantom. K. Fisher, P. Smith. A. Fetner. V. Stake Row 3: C. Mummert, D. Blouse, C. Phillips Row A: M. Snyder Row 5: Ju. Weidner, Ja. Weidner Unavailable for photograph: Coach Paulette Henry, and managers Cin- dy Godfrey. Pam Wilshire, Sherri King. Betsy Sprenkle, and Vicki Stambaugh Central L West York W Dover W Northeastern W Southwestern L Spring Grove W Hanover W York High W Eastern W Vo- Tech W Red Lion W Susquehannock w York Suburban L Kennard-Dale W York Catholic L Eastern W Vo-Tech w Red Lion w Susquehannock w York Suburban L Kennard-Dale w York Catholic L The 1980 Girl’s Varsity Basketball team again saw a winning season, finishing with a record of sixteen wins and six losses. Their setbacks came from Central, Southwestern, York Suburban, and York Catholic. Strong points of the team were its depth and defensive abilities. Varsity starters included juniors Julie Weidner, Jane Weidner, Cindy Phillips, and Diane Blouse, and senior Cindi Mummert, along with co-captains Pattie Kraft and Roseanne Givler. They saw action in several night games this year. Reflecting back over the season coach Pip Henry commented, “Although we didn’t do as well as I had expected, I was pleased with the season. We'll certainly miss the seniors next year but will have a lot of good players back and are optimistic about the season.” J. V. dribblers finished with the same 16-6 record as varsity and will supply talented players to varsity next year. 67 JAYVEES Row 1: S. Oberlander, T. Druck, T. Keeney. Coach Nagle. V. Stake. J. Mummert, S. Kotek Row 2: C. Bowman. S. Sweeney, A. Fantom, L. Trent. L. Runkle Row 3: B. Noble. P. Smith. S. Minnechino 68 GO TO JAIL Why are Dallastown students sent to jail? Oh well, as we move space by space along the game board of life several temptations seem to cloud our morals and good judgement causing strange occurrences such as these: Defacing public property GO DIRECTLY TO JAIL DO NOT PASS GO! FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE L to R: S. Brenner - treasurer, M. Snyder - vice presi- dent. G. Denniston - president. A. Land - secretary, advisor - N. Harmon L to R: P. Emenheiser - vice president. R. Golden - president. T. Leight - secretary-treasurer, advisor - R. Shoff JUNIOR L to R: N. Wood - secretary-treasurer. C. Classen - president. T. Harshbergcr - vice president, advisor - R. Moreland SENIOR L to R: R. Sullivan - vice president. F. Ferree - president. K. Kessler - secretary-treasurer, advisor N. Miller JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL This year's Junior High team had a 7-7 record in league play and a 1-1 re- cord in exhibition for an overall performance of 8 wins and 8 losses. The team also had the honor of playing in the first Junior High tournament held at Eastern High School over Christmas vacation. They defeated Columbia in the opening round, and then lost to Donegal in the championship game. The team has three returning players and is looking for- ward to an outstanding 1980-1981 season. Front: J. Boechel. B. Grecnplate, D. Strayer, B. Markey, J. Moore, R. Lane Back: Mr. Harmon, K. Davis.mgr., P. Myers. J. Klinedinst, S. Hildebrand. D. Shuler. S. Deardorff. V. Dcller, A. Fetner mgr.. K. Weyant.mgr. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Row 1: K. Seitz. C. Ruth Row 2: E. McMenamy. S. Pitzer. B. Greenplate, P. Tickle. A. Yee P. Besser, J. Childress. D. Stump Row 3: Coach McWilliams. M. Sharp. R. Erhart. J. Starz. S. Godfrey L. Pawlowski. B. McCarty. M. Daniels. S. Wilson. M. Barnhart. B. Shire. S. Neff.mgr. Coach Zimmerman Row 4: T. Smith. S. Simmons. S. Longenecker. J. Gemmill. R. Soltes B. Mahoney. R. Fackler. R. Inners. D. Witmer. B. Traynham, B. Morrison. B. Seitz, M. Shilling, R. Carter. B. Bruaw. C. Hivncr. G. Nacc Absent: B. Burke. R. Golden. T. Barnett. M. Shilling. J. Troani Shawn McCullough. S. Land. D. Pawlowski, T. Contino. G. Ness The Junior High Track League last year was ex- tremely balanced among all teams. The scores of most meets league wide were very close. In Dallas- town’s three losses, a switch of a few positions at the finish line meant the differences. The coaches both stated that the senior high team will be receiving an outstand- ing group of runners this year and look forward to another successful season with the upcoming team. 72 75 £JHLdgHgM£l . . . Cindy Mummert bit Mark McKenzie on the leg while playing boys chase girls! ... T.K. dove into the that moving speech in elementary school! .. Mark McKenzie and Rick Dover decided to have it out” in the middle of history class. .. the girls at Loganville used to always race to play hopscotch and four squares! . . the York Township girls played spin the bottle up in the woods!! 76 MEMORIES . . . . . . the first day of elementary school ... buying new lunch boxes and book bags . . . getting caught with chewing gum and having to put it on your nose . . . Viet Nam . . .Presidential elections — Nixon, Ford. Carter . . . teachers strike ... the proposed draft ... nerve-racking speeches in Communica- tions ... trying to find your 3rd period class the first day of high school ...ERA . . . the Olympic boycott . . . crawling around on the desks during PENELOPE’S LANG. LAB . . . falling asleep during Practical Living assemblies .. . THREE MILE ISLAND . . . and finally. GRADUATION 1980!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. 77 ■-■sst- Oq, .Aa nbeige w..S. „5 , ; a+H-J V f V ■$') . ({? r yy . 5.4c - ,„. A £ � , (f s%% 1 -Jdi r..A :Tk tv V $ 6 nV j vie dii 1 • � ( £)a P$ -Jsis 7 Mt. l u- pX=� K. -CS O W - j? 4 ' . t ) -7 3S CUy % m f. r 0 , ’ ' f y '� •; 4 -7 -� Ak . 'froU4 'v'V-rjv ■ « v 7 4 £u« « ' sV vWL Wjo0 t (HAC.) $ 4 X5 A |V This page has been set aside to recognize the accomplishments of the Senior Class of 1980. It is a dedication to hard working, responsible, deter- mined class that has led Dallastown into a new decade of ideas and challenges. class has seen many changes in the f have inhabited the halls of n administrative changes changes, changes in our Constitution the dress code, and changes in school policies. Instead of sitting around and having the same old senior year like other classes before us, we helped make changes and added variety to school life. These changes were by the efforts of the administration ulty who both have been wo change our school for the bet Class can be proud to be a part of such a program for getting t foot, chool life weary of Ne looked in game, who it about it. anticipation to be more exper- and should also be proud of Dallastown into the 1980’s on Our class started the game o as a beginner, afraid to take c our moves, and unsure of the ru awe at Senior players of th seemed knew anything and ev We looked forward with hope a our next turn, when we wouli ienced and knowledgeable about what was goingg on. Our next turn finally did come and with much relief we left the frustrated ranks of the inexpe- rienced to join the amateurs. The amateur knew the rules of the game and had played before, but needed more practice and finesse before he was seriously considered as a competitor. The best thing about being an amateur player was that you weren’t a bumbling beginner. Gaining ex- perience in anything takes a long time and it seemed forever before our next turn. After this next turn the realization hit us that we were actually human beings. We had now become semi-pro's of the game.Others looked up to us with admiration and respect. We had suf- fered long hard hours to get where we were and now it was paying off. The rank of Senior player now seemed for the first time within reach. At last our turn had come, the long awaited day when we would turn Senior players. All that anticipation and waiting and what did most of us feel - nothing. We felt the same. Nothing magi- cal happened, the major fact was that we had been changed from a half-witted beginner to an experienced player so gradually that it wasn’t noticeable. As Senior players we found the game easier and the object less challenging to us. As we looked at the game cover we noticed the rec- ommended grades for players was 9-12 and real- ized that we had grown too old for the game and now must move on to a more challenging one,the game of our futures. 80 My impression of Stevie Wonder The floor musketeers SENIORS OF 1980 She’s my friend and she takes Geritol every day Life’s hard when you’re on top Monday morning blues Wonder Woman saves the day He gave me a ticket, so I stole his hat Better than elevator shoes 82 See what cafeteria food does to you My mouth’s glued shut! Hot hands, you know! TITLE DEED DIPLOMA DRIVE RENT $26 Wilh 1 House SV MA£ I Xovx V os c SZ Prcxc-irxcaX L'w' nq O.fc Mo eViOo s!! Go . To Tcx xXs .o-f' . V ® i e ' e,� A - 1100. C . iQQC]6 Value $150. Houses cost eis. x Os o0' . c v 0 h v3 80S , ?o. ■ If a player owns . o or 0 7)6 Color-Group-, ihe r . O0 Doubled on Unirnproved Lots m Ibal group. 83 CLIMB HIGH CLIMB FAR, YOUR GOAL THE SKY, YOUR AIM THE STAR. - Inscription: Williams College CHRISTINE DIANE A L WOOD VERJEAN ELLEN ALDINGER JOE R. AIKEN Joe R. Aiken - Zig; College, Commercial Artist; Track 1,2,3,4 Verjean Ellen Aldinger - Lolly; Undecided Christine Diane Alwood - Interior Decorator Richard Fulton Anderson - Rich, Farmer David S. Andrews - Accountant Brad Scott Bailey - Scott; Carpentry; Track 4 Michael D. Bailey - Beetle; Football 1 Randy E. Bailey - Management; D.O.E. 4 BRAD SCOTT BAILEY MICHAEL D. BAILEY RANDY E. BAILEY WICKY LUDWIG BARNES. JR. CRAIG A. BARSHINGER WENDA LEE BAKER Wenda Lee Baker - Baker; Wicky Ludwig Barnes, Jr. - Owner of the World’s Hottest Dodge Charger Craig A. Barshinger - Barsh; Construction; Baseball 3,4 Peggy S. Barshinger - Barsh; Undecided; Intramurals 1,2 Stephanie Sue Baum - Steff; Start a day - care center; Track 3,4 (Mgr.); Boys Basketball 4 (mgr.); Library Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; FT A 1 Mary Ann Beck - Horsey Ann; Law Enforcement and Corrections; Colorguard 3,4; Flag Captain 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Play Comm. 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2 Carla Estell Becker Lisa Jo Bender - Jo; Professional Avon Lady; Student Council 1.2,3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 David Alan Blymire - Dave; Business and or Radio; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4 Mark Todd Bolinger Blacksmith; Track 1,4 Michael Joseph Boll - Joe; Construction; Wrestling 1,2,3 Richard M. Brannan - Bubbles; Law Enforcement; Play Comm. 3 Grant Ford Breining Jr. - Advertising; Concert Choir 1.2; Sc. Fair 1,2; Beacon 3.4 (editor 4) Kathy L. Brenneman - M. G. of A.; Colorguard 3,4; Photo Club 3,4; Spec Lit. Staff 4 Michael A. Brenneman - Penguin; To be a stud John Daniel Briggs - College; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 2 Student Council 3,4; Exec. Council 4; Play Cast 3 MICHAEL A. BRENNEMAN KATHY L. BRENNEMAN JOHN DANIEL BRIGGS MOST OF US, AS WE CHOOSE, MAKE OF THIS WORLD EITHER A PALACE OR A PRISON JOHN LUBBOCK Brenda Sue Brooks - Fee Fee; Farm hustler; Cheerleading 3,4; Exec. Council 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 3; Play cast 3; Intra- murals 1, 2; Homecoming Court 4 Linda C. Brown - Food Science; Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Sc. Fair 1,2 (Cap. Area 1); Photo Club 3,4; Musical 1,2; Forensics 3; Play Comm. 3. Melissa J. Brown - Mis; Professional chipmunk smasher; Play Comm. 4; Intramurals 1,2 Teresa A. Brown - Teese: Beach baby; D.O.E. 4 Beth Ann Budesheim - College; Band 4; Stagehand 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4: Volleyball 2 John Edward Buonora - Medical Profession: Sc. Fair 2; Track 2,4; Football 2,3,4 (mgr.) Mary Theresa Butera - Buck; Pres, of G. G. A. A. A., Artist; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Ecology Club 2 Rosalie Mary Butera - Roe; Legal Secretary; Spec. Bus. Staff 4: Play Comm. 3,4; Ecology Club 2 Cary Lee Campanella - Medical Field; Swimming 1,2,3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 1, 2, 3; Regional Band 1; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Lesa Davne Carman - Tasty, Kip; Grove’s Athletic Supporter; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Student Council Rep. 1 Susan Carol Childress - Sue; Physical Education; Diving 3, 4; Track 3; Play Cast 3, 4; Student Council 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Ski Club 3, 4 Mark A. Chronister - Cartoonist Daniel Lee Clever - Lawyer; Concert Choir 2,3, 4; Ecology Club 2; A. V. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1; Orchestra 2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Howard Eugene Clever - Howie; Management; A.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3 Timothy J. Clewell - Varsity Clew; Replace Roger Staubach; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Exec. Council 1, 2 John G. Clippinger - Clippy; Financial Management; Stagehand 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Swimming 2, 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Ski Club 4 HOWARD EUGENE CLEVER TIMOTHY J. CLEWELL JOHN CLIPPINGER BRUCE COLLIER DEANNE COLVIN JOHN A CONTINO Bruce Collier DeAnne M. Colvin - Chester; Own a Mercedes John A. Contino - John Boy; Professional Tag - team Wrestler; Wres- tling 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2 David Edward Cooksey - T.C.; Football 2,3,4; Swimming 1,4; Play Cast 3; Student Council 3; AFS 4; Ski Club 4; Musical 4 Pamela Jean Cozzi - Interior Decorating; Forensics 3; Play Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 (Mgr.); Sc. Fair 1 David E. Craley - Liberal Arts; Band 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4 (Dist. Chorus 2,3); Drama Club 2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Rodney Crawford - Raymond Russell Crenshaw Scorch; Law; Student Council 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Musical 3,4 RAYMOND RUSSELL CRENSHAW RODNEY CRAWFORD DAVID E CRALEY REMEMBER, HAPPINESS DOESN’T DEPEND UPON WHO YOU ARE OR WHAT YOU HAVE, IT DEPENDS SOLELY ON WHAT YOU THINK. - DALE CARNEGIE THE ; THOUSAND MILE JOURNEY STARTS WITH ONE STEP. - CONFUSCIOUS Lonnie D. Cross - Vanman; Move to California; Wrestling 1,2; Football 1; D.O.E. 4 Timothy Shannon Crothers - Stud; Train Engineering; Ecology Club 2; Intramurals 3 Diane Marie Dahowski - Ski; Next Polish Pope; Hockey 1,2,3; Swim- ming 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Play Cast 3; Honor Society 3; Band 1,2; G. Ensemble 2; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Tim William Darr - T.D.; Engineering; Football 1,2,3.4; Track 1,3; Bas- ketball 1 Bradley Craig Davis - Brad; Architecture; Cross Country 4; Track 1 Janet Dehoff - Robert M. Dellinger - Real Estate Agent Karen Jean DeRaleau - Undecided; Play Comm. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 rnAi«L2 wsa CHRISTINE L. DERRY I WADE ALAN DEWITT MICHAEL L DOLL Christine L. Derry - Chris; College; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 (Mgr.); Track 2,3,4; Play Cast 3.4; Sc. Fair 1,2 Wade Alan DeWitt - DeWitt; College, Travel; Michael L. Doll - Mike; Mouse Trapper; Football 1,2,3,4; D.O.E. 4; Intra- murals 1,2 Adana Lynn Doud - Dud; M. G. of A.; AFS 4; Musical 4 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF BOH HILL BARBARA ANN DULL RUTHANNE MARIE DREW Rick A. Dover - Zilla; Sumu wrestling coach of Dave Hartman; Foot- ball 1.2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4 James R. Dowell - J.D.; Taxidermist Ruthanne Marie Drew - Get married; Intramurals 4 Barbara Ann Dull - Babe; Public Relations; Musical 1,2,3,4: Forensics 1,2,3; Drama 1,2,3; Ecology Club 3; Intramurals 1.2; D.O.E. 4 i TODAY’S DREAM IS TOMORROW’S REALITY. SUCCESS BEGINS WITH A DREAM, BUT THAT IS ONLY THE FIRST STEP. TROY EUGENE EATON PATRICIA ANN DUNLAP DEBORAH ELAINE DUNLAP Deborah Elaine Dunlap - Deb; Pharmacist; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Play Comm. 3,4; Sc. Fair 1,2 Patricia Ann Dunlap - Jugs; To be Roger’s private secretary; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 (Mgr.) Troy Eugene Eaton - Demon; Roach Exterminator; D.O.E. 4 Lee Alan Eberly - Leroy: Auto Mechanic Max Somers Eberly - Butch: Bologna maker; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Wrestling 4 Rosa Alice Eberly - Journalism; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Beacon 4: Class Play 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Michael Scott Eckard - Mike: Bouncer; Football 3 Renee Lynne Elliott - Nay: Legal Secretary: Colorguard 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 ROSA ALICE EBERLY MICHAEL SCOTT ECKARD RENEE LYNNE ELLIOTT Thomas Richard Evans - Evey; Own a swimming pool company; Wres- tling 2,3,4; Football 2 David Leon Ferree Undecided Felicia S. Ferree - Fish; College, International Business; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Executive Council 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Hockey 2,3 Scott Fife Matt T. Figlock - Fig; Kamikaze Pilot; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 2 S c 0 T T F I F E Bart L. Fisher - Lawyer; Play Cast 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3.4; Tennis 2; Sc. Fair 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Co - Editor Spec. Lit. Staff 4 Brian K. Fitz - College; Football 1; Basketball 3,4 M A T T T. Elaine Kay Fitz - Physical Therapy; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4 - Pres. 4; Spec. Lit Staff 4; Beacon 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Play Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 F I G L 0 C K YOUR CHIEF COMPETITION IS YOURSELF - LIVY -e. SANDRA ELAINE PLINCHBAUGH LENNA PAULETTE FLINCHBAUGH CARLA ANN FLEAGLE S 0 N •I A I R E N E F L O R Y Carla Ann Fleagle - Flea Bag; Professional Flea Catcher; D.O.E. 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Band 2,3,4 Lenna Paulette Flinchbaugh - Ostasewski owner and trainer; D.O.E.4 Sandra Elaine Flinchbaugh - Flinch; Beautician; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 J U L I E Sonja Irene Flory - Scunge; Flying Nun; Play Comm. 3; Play Cast 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; AFS 4, Ecology Club 2 Julie Ann Folkenroth - Jul; Accountant; Sc. Fair 1 Christine Marie Ford - Driver of 5 C’s A N F N 0 L K E N R 0 T H Matthew C. Ford College; Golf 2,3,4; Sc. Fair 1 Curtis E. Forry CHRISTINE MARIE FORD MATTHEW C. FORD CURTIS E. FORRY MOST FOLKS ARE ABOUT AS HAPPY AS THEY MAKE UP THEIR MINDS TO BE - ABRAHAM LINCOLN Donna Lee Forry - Dump truck driver; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Mark E. Forry - Truck mechanic; Football 2,3,4 Sonya Forsgren Brian Eugene Fox - Foxy; Farmer; Intramurals 2,3,4 John Martin Frank - Frank; Florida beach bum; Track 1,2,; Intramurals 1,2 Louise R. Frey - Louie; Undecided Lisa Anne Fuhrman - Lis; M. G. of A.; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Musicals 2,3,4; Homecoming Comm. 4 Gregory Paul Gaither - Greg; Undecided; Band 1 J E F F R E Y Rita Kay Gaugler - AMP; Intramurals 4 A L Beverly Ann Geesey - Geeze; To develop pictures for Playgirl; D.O.E. Walter W. Gemmill - Butch; Jeffrey Alan Gibble - Spaz; Spastic Mongoloid Bluegrass Classical Gui- tarist Roseanne Marie Givler - Chemical Engineer: Hockey 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Exec. Council 2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres. 3) Michael J. Gladfelter - Mike; Psychology; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1.2,3,4 George Gladwin - Glady; Light house attendant; Basketball 1,2.3,4 Robert John Goble - Bob; College; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4 L E RICHARD J. GOODERMUTH CINDY ANN GODFREY SHERRI LYNN GODFREY JANICE E. GODFREY Cindy Ann Godfrey - Pharmacist; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Madrigals 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Janice E. Godfrey - Elementary Ed.; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Play Cast 4; Musicals 2,3,4; G. Ensemble 2,3; Madrigals 4; Basketball 4 (Mgr.); FT A 1 Sherri Lynn Godfrey - Beutician; Colorguard 3,4 (co-captain 4); Play Cast 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Helen Renee Goodman - College; Transfer; Paul D. Goeree - Gork; U.S. Van - Man; Richard J. Goodermuth - Rick; Army Ronald Thomas Griffith Griff, Bum; Rplace David Thompson; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3.4; Intramurals 1 JOY IS NOT IN THINGS, IT IS IN US. - CHARLES WAGNER A SHIP IN HARBOR IS SAFE, BUT THAT IS NOT WHAT SHIPS ARE MADE FOR. JOHN SHEDD Terry E. Grim - To shoot the biggest whitetail buck in Pa. Wendy Sue Grim - Whop; Pinball Wizard; Volleyball 1,2; Tennis 2,3; Hockey 1; D.O.E. 4 Leslie Joanne Grove - Les, Grover; Spanish Fly Breeder; Cheerleading 1,3; Student Council 4; Homecoming Court 4; Homecoming Comm. 1,2,3,4; Beacon 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Intramurals 4; AFS 1,4; Basket- ball 2 (Mgr.) Patricia Ann Grove - Pattie; Working with children; D.O.E. 4 Susan Marie Grubb - Undecided Holly Eugenia Hake - Economist; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Class Play 3; Sc. Fair 1; AFS 3 Steven Luke Gunnet - Herbie; Army; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,4; Football 1 SUSAN MARIE GRUBB ™ EUGENIA STCVENEUEE EVERY DAY IS A NEW DAY WITH NEW POSSIBILITIES AND UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY - ERNEST REEVES Scott N. Haldeman - Edmund Fitzgerald; Hollywood Stuntman, then College; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; AFS 3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Julie Ann Hamberger - Jul; Marry Barry; Sc. Fair 1; Michael B. Hanle - Hey you; Shot put catcher; Basketball 1,2,3; Foot- ball 1,2; D.O.E. 4 Melissa Ann Harlacher - Missy; Manager at Hardees; D.O.E. 4; Hockey 1.2 David Scott Hartman - Huz; Sumo wrestler; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Debra Lorraine Hartman - Red; Undecided Kara L. Hartman Blondie; Molson taster Torance Neil Harvey - Tory; Business Administration; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1; Baseball 1; Sc. Fair 1; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; THIS IS THE BEST DAY THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN. TOMORROW WILL BE BETTER. — R.A. CAMPBELL Tammy Lucille Haugh - Tam; Nursery School teacher; Colorguard 2,3,4; Intramurals 1 Diane Lynn Henry - Henry; Respiratory therapist; Track 2; AFS 1,2; Mark Alan Henry - Franz Klammer; Engineer; Band 1,2,3,4; Stagehand 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3 Ronald James Herman - Ron; U.S. Senator; Student Council 3,4; Exec. Council 3,4; Council Pres. 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Play Cast 3; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Sc. Fair 1,2 Donna Elizabeth Hevner - Donna; Business Management Bob Hicks - Tee off; Gynecologist; Football 1,2,3 Joan Elizabeth Hill - Meteorology; Band 2,3,4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Play Comm. 3,4; Musical 3; Beacon 4; Sc. Fair 1,2 Stacia Britt Hoffman - Spacia; Professional masseuse; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2 William C. Hoffman, Jr. - Be on Ted Nugent’s Road crew; Baseball 2; Track 3,4; Tara Lynn Holtzapple - Tip, Tweeti; M. G. of A.; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramurals 1,2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Musical 4; Homecoming Comm. 4 Donna Lynn Hruz - Huz; To become a nun; Basketball 2 (Mgr.); Play Comm. 3,4; Beacon 3,4; AFS 4 Steven L. Huska - Hopper; Professional Sleeze; Band 1,2,3,4; Stagehand 4; Musical 1,2; Tammy Jo Ingoe - T.J.; Obstetric Asst.; Hockey 1; Softball 1,2,3,4: Play Cast 3 Darla Jo Innerst - Dauby; Accounting; Colorguard 3,4; Play Comm. 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Sandra L. Innerst Sandy; Accountant; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Alfons J. A. Jacobs Al; English Teacher; Intramurals 4; Forensics 4; AFS 4 (Foreign Exchange Student); Track 4 I N G O E David Anthony Jacobs - Jake; To own and manipulate Babs; Basketball 2,3,4; Sc. Fair 1; Tennis 2,3 Alan E. Jeffers Big Al; Football 1; Track 1,3,4 Anthony L. Johnson - T.J.; Certified Party Organizer Bennett P. Julian - Ben; Business Administration; Beacon 3,4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4 Janet Marie Keeling - Nursing; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Colorguard 2,3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff Manager 4; Swimming 1 (Mgr.); AFS 1,2,3,4; Plays 3,4; Musical Comm. 3,4 Lori Ann Keller French Flying Stewardess; Musical 4; Concert Choir 3,4; G. Ensemble 3,4; AFS 2,3,4 Eric David Kern - Dentist; Nat. Honor Society 3,4 (Tres. 4); Rep. Coun- cil 3; Exec. Council 4 (Attendance Officer 4), Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4: Play coordinator 3,4; Musicals 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3 Scott David Kerstetter - College; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Spec Lit. Staff 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Musicals 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4 (co-captain 4); Madrigals 3,4; Sc. Fair 1,2,4; Drama 2 YOUR CHIEF COMPETITION IS YOURSELF -CONDERAT Karen S. Kessler - Cheerleading 1,4; Class Sec - Tres. 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Scott Steven Kindig - Skins; Professional McDonalds Grillman; Golf 2,3,4; Sc. Fair 1; Baseball 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Roderick W. Kise - Rod; Mortuary Science Lisa Ann Klahold - M. G. of A.; Track 2,3; AFS 4; Elizabeth A. Kline - Liz; Bootlegger; D.O.E. 4 Theresa Ann Knaub - To stay out of the hospital Sherrice Annette Knisely - Sherry; Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; Beacon 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Forensics 1,2; Linda M. Knopp - Lin; Park Ranger; Basketball 1,2,3; Hockey 2; Track 3,4; Class Play 3,4 LINDA M. KNOPP THERESA ANN KNAUB SHERRICE ANNETTE KNISELY Michael Edward Kornbau; Mike; Astronomy Patricia A. Kraft; P.K.; Teacher of the Deaf; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Tamara Jo Kraft; Krafty; To win a grammy award; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Beacon 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Sc. Fair 1 Jill Elizabeth Kreidler; JEK; Garbage Collector; Play Comm. 3,4; AFS 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Beacon 3,4 Vicky Lynn Krouse; Spud; Nursing; Track 2,4; Colorguard 4; Plays 3,4; Cheerleading 2; Musical 1,2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Eric Neil Krout; Pro skier; Band 2,3,4; Stud. Council 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Susan A. Kunkel; Buck, Crow keeper in Grubbville; Play Comm. 3.4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Robert J. Labriola; Intramurals 3,4; Ecol. Club 3,4; Play Cast 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 ERIC NEIL KROUT SUSAN A. KUNKEL ROBERT J. LABRIOLA Daniel W. Land, Jr; Pygmy; To be a counselor; Track 1; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Var. Club 2,3,4 Lori Ann Landis; Move to Canada; DOE 4 U Deborah A. Lau; Duddle; College; Intramurals 1,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Basketball 3,4 (mgr.); Var. Club 4 Michael A. Lau; Laubee; Automotive Electrical Rebuilder Edward Craig Lavallee; Edd; Architect; Cynthia Anne Lee; Cindy; Advertising; Sc. Fair 1,2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; AFS 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2 Jane A. Lehr; Multi millionairess ULTIMATELY, NO ONE CAN HIDE HIS INNERMOST BEING, FOR A PERSON MUST DO WHAT IS IN THE HEART. -EBERHARD ARNOLD MIKE LEIPHART CYNTHIA LOUISE LENTZ WAYNE R. MARKEL SCOTT E. MACKENTIRE TAMERA LYNN LOWDER WHAT LIES BEHIND US AND WHAT LIES BEFORE US ARE TINY MATTERS COMPARED TO WHAT LIES WITHIN US. Mike Leiphart; Motor Head; Wild chamelion racer Cynthia Louise Lentz; Ci - yuie; Centerfold for Playboy; D.O.E. 4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3; Hockey 3; Intramurals 1,2 Sherry Ann Lewis; Undecided; Play Comm 4; Intramurals 2,3,4 Renee Marie Loebach: Bus. Administration Karen Margaret Long; Computer systems analyst; Band 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Play Comm. 4; Sc. Fair 2 Tamera Lynn Lowder; Tigger; Biological Oceanographer; Sc. Fair 1,3; Forensics 1,2,3; Play Comm. 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Scott E. Mackentire; Scrawlk; Wayne R. Markel; Pro sports; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Var. Club 4 CATHY JO MARLOW LOUIS HAYNES MAZZARELLA TERESA ANN MAY Cathy Jo Marlow; Marlinski; Undecided; Play Comm. 3; Spec. l3us. Staff 4 Teresa Ann May; Teri; Marine Biologist; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Play Comm. 3; Swimming 2 Louis Haynes Mazzarella; Mazz; Join the mafia; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Thomas M. McCarty; Mac; College; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Var. Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 Lisa Sue McClane; Stubby; To grow about four more inches Kimberly Ann McCoy - Kim; Marry Chip Laura Ann McHenry - Fashion Designer; Student Council 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; AFS 2,3,4; Musicals 2,3,4; Play Comm. 3,4 Mark T. McKenzie - Mac; Football 2,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Var. Club 2,3,4; AFS 3,4 HAPPINESS IS IN WANTING WHAT YOU HAVE, NOT IN HAVING WHAT YOU WANT. C Dennis McWilliams William Miller Yumi Minegishi - College; AFS 4; Concert Choir 4 Jeffrey L. Mitzel - Auto mechanic Martha Ann Moore - Elementary Teacher; Basketball (Boys mgr. 3,4; Baseball (Boys mgr. 3,4); Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Var. Club 4 Ryan L. Moore - Turtle; Pro Gunsmith Lyle Morgan - Woozy M.; Play Comm. 3 Scott William Morris - Mouse exterminator; Track 1,2,3,4; C. Country 3; Photo Club 1,2; D.O.E. 4 LYLE MORGAN SCOTT WILLIAM MORRIS RYAN L. MOORE Dave Morton - Uncle Morty; Multi-millionaire; Play Cast 3; Sc. Fair 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Kim Marie Morton - Travel service; D.O.E. 4 George A. Mount - Beach Bum, Track 2,3,4; Play Comm. 3; Sc. Fair 1 Cynthia Anne Mummert - Cindi; Peanut butter taster; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Rep. Student Council 4; Var. Club 3.4; AFS 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Robert E. Murphy, Jr. - Murph; Go to California Andrea Lynne Myers - Andi; Chicken grower for Frank Perdue; Swim- ming 2; Intramurals 1,2; D.O.E. 4 Gregory A. Myers - Greg; Automotive electrical rebuilder David John Myers - Mechanical Engineering; Band 1,2,3,4 DAVID JOHN MEYERS GREGORY A. MYERS ANDREA LYNNE MYERS Julie Ilene Myers - College; Track 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Musical 3,4; Play Cast 3; Forensics 2,3,4; Madrigals 4; Var. Club 3.4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; AFS 3,4 Theresa Myers Daniel Michael Nardontonia - Nard; College; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Var. Club 4 Sherrie A. Neiman - Physical Therapy; Colorguard 3,4 Garry Leon Ness - Crash; Test pilot Troy A. Ness - Farmer; Track 3,4; D.O.E. 4 Tracey Sue Nicholas - Trace; D.O.E. 4 MaryAnn Nielsen - Computer operator; AFS 4; Intramurals 2,3,4 DONELLE LISA NOLL DINA JO NORRIS JULIE ELIZABETH NISHWITZ IF YOU LOVE SOMETHING SET IT FREE. IF IT COMES BACK TO YOU, IT IS YOURS. IF IT DOESN’T, IT NEVER WAS. Julie Elizabeth Nishwitz - Shorty; Interior design Donelle Lisa Noll - Eleanor Rigby; Paperback writer; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; G. Ensemble 2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Band 3,4; Foren- sics 1,2; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Ecol. Club 2,3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Play Comm. 4 Dina Jo Norris - Dina; College; Track 1,2,3,4; Var. Club 3,4; Play Comm. 4; AFS 4 Rick Allen Oberdick - Obe; Construction; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Var. Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; D.O.E. 4 Jeff A. Olp - Pilot; D.O.E. 4 Ann Marie Orloswky - Little Ski; Santa’s helper; Cheerleading 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Intramurals 1,2 Renee Wilma Owens - Mother; College; Football (mgr. 4); Nat. Honor Society 4 Alan Paullet ANN MARIE ORLOWSKY ALAN PAULLET RENEE WILMA OWENS DIXIE ROXANNE PYLE MELISSA R. PRICE MARIA LUZ RAFFO Gary Lee Palmer Jr. - Chip; Real Estate Roxanne C. Payne - Rox; Cosmetologist; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Richard S. Peddicord - Rick; Baseball 2 Mark Eric Peterson - Pete; Accountant; Track 2,3,4; Football 2 Donald E. Potter - Butch; Medicine; A.V. Club 1,2,3,4; Play Comm. 2,3,4 Forensics 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4 Melissa R. Price - Get married; AFS 4; Intramurals 2 Dixie Roxanne Pyle - Pro circuit cruiser Maria Luz Raffo - Kindergarten teacher; AFS 4 l Don L. Redding - Redey; D.O.E. 4 Gina LaDawn Reichard - L.P.N.; D.O.E. 4; AFS 2,3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Swimming (mgr. 2) Lynne Kaye Reinhardt - college; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Tennis 3,4; Var. Club 4; AFS 4; Play Comm. 3 M. R E X R 0 T H Jay M. Rexroth - Spyder; NBA Rim Wrecker; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Base- ball 1; Intramurals 2,3; Var. Club 3,4 Lou Ann Marie Riedel - bi-lingual secretary Mark Robert Rineer - Rhino; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Football 1; D.O.E. 4 Brett William Ritter - Mechanic Sheri-Le Ann Rohrbaugh - Sheri; Interior Designer L 0 U A N N M A R I E SHERI-LE ANN BRETT WILLIAM MARK ROBERT R I E D E L ROHRBAUGH RITTER RINEER REMEMBER YESTERDAY, DREAM ABOUT TOMORROW . . . BUT LIVE FOR TODAY. GUS HARRY ROUPAS Pamela R. Ross - Rossi; Flight attendant; Cheerleading 1,2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Sc. Fair 1 Gus Harry Roupas - Roup; mouse catcher; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Var. Club 4 Sheila Ann Rumsey - M G of A; Track 3,4 PAMELA R ROSS Nancy A. Runkle - Nunz; dandelion picker; Intramurals 1,3,4 MERLE RUTHERFORD TODD W SANGREY WANDA JEAN SAYLOR Tammy Marie Runkle - Secretary; Volleyball 1,2; Intramurals 1; Bas- ketball 2; Hockey 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; D.O.E. 4 Merle Rutherford - Studio musician; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Musical 2,4 Todd W. Sangrey - Smagee; Rock drummer for Magnum; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4 Wanda Jean Saylor - Jean; Colorguard 2,3 IF YOU CAN IMAGINE IT, YOU CAN ACHIEVE IT. IF YOU CAN DREAM IT, YOU CAN BE BECOME IT. BERNDH SCHAFFLER LISA SUE SCHMIDT Bernd H. Schaffler - Bur - bur; Play against Pele; Baseball 1,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Sc. Fair 1 Michelle Lynn Schiding - Spunky; Child Psychologist; AFS 4; Plays 3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Musical 2,4; Homecoming Comm. 3; Library Club 3 Lisa Sue Schmidt - Schmidtty; M G of A; Student Council 1,2; Intramur- als 1,2 Patricia Jane Sciangula - Pat; peanut salter; Play Comm. 3; SUSAN ELIZABETH SENFT TODD E SEITZ BRENT RYAN SEITZ Susan Elizabeth Seifert - Sue; College; Sc. Fair 1,2; Play Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Brent Ryan Seitz - Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Football 1 Todd E. Seitz - Seitz; Replace Charlie Waters; Football 4; Track 2,3,4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4 Susan Elizabeth Senft Receptionist; D.O.E. 4; Basketball 1,2; Intramur- als 2 LET YOUR LIFE BE LIKE A SNOWFLAKE WHICH LEAVES A MARK, BUT NOT A STAIN. s H E P F E R Tara Lee Sexton - Marine biologist; Track 2,3,4; Swimming 3,4; Var. Club 4; Cheerleading 2; AFS 3, Forensics 1 Kevin Edward Shaffer - Buzz; Business tycoon; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Intramurals 1,2,3 Deidre L. Shearer - Dee; Rodeo Clown; D.O.E. 4 Beverly Ann Sheffer - Nursery teacher; Beacon 3,4 Cheryl Delee Shiflett - Marry Richard; D.O.E. 4 Alice Ann Silks - Undecided; Play Comm. 4 Wendy S. Simon - Oceanography; Swimming 2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4 Lori Ann Sipe - Lori; Undecided ALICE ANN SILKS WENDY S SIMON LORI ANN SIPE Sherrie Anne Sipe - Commercial artist; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1; Intra- murals 1,2 Douglas Wayne Slates Here; Computer programmer; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Var. Club 4 Sara Jane Slow - M G of A; Swimming 2; Intramurals 1,2,3 Danette Elaine Small - Marry Mike; D.O.E. 4; Intramurals 1,2 Brian K. Smeltzer - Accounting; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Sc. Fair 1 Cindy L. Smith - Own a Ferrari; D.O.E. 4; Intramurals 2 Colleen Theresa Smith - Smitty; hamburger flipper; D.O.E. 4; Intra- murals 3 Jody Lee Smith - Jo Kiz Caroline Smith - Medical field; Hockey 1,2,3,4 Michael Jerome Smith - Smitty; Gold medal in Moscow; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2,3.4; Musical 2,3,4; Var. Club 3.4; Stage Band 2.3,4 Joey Jay Snyder - Joey; Criminologist; C. Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Beacon 3,4; Play Cast 3 John E. Snyder - Timothy P. Snyder - Wally; Oceanographer; Baseball (mgr. 2,3,4); Football (mgr. 3.4) Stacey Ellen Sotdorus - Stace; Undecided; Band 1.2,3,4 Maryse Soussa - Marine biology; Sc. Fair 2 Valerie Ann Speers P.K.; Nurse; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Field Comm. 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Play Cast 3,4; Musical 1,2 THERE IS NO LIMIT TO THE GOOD A MAN CAN DO IF HE DOESN’T CARE WHO GETS THE CREDIT. Sherri Lee Sprenkle - Beasley; Professional bird watcher; AFS 4 Kevin Thomas Springman - Concert pianist Douglas Steven Starz - Benson; Replace Russ Francis; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Var. Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2 Cheryl Lynette Stiles - Business; ZoeAnn Marie Strayer - Zip; C. P. A.; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Majorette 2,3,4 (Captain 4); Play Comm. 3,4; Intramurals 1,2 Douglas Terry Striebig - Doug; Undecided; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Karen Louise Stump - Computer operator; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Play Comm. 4 Maureen Elizabeth Sullivan - Reeni; Rocket repairman; Swimming 1,2.3.4; Student Council 3; Exec. Council 2,3; Class V. Pres. 2,4; Home- coming Court 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Var. Club 2,3,4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Play Comm. 4 MAUREEN ELIZABETH SULLIVAN KAREN LOUISE STUMP DOUGLAS TERRY STRIEBIG DEBBIE J. SWORDS KAY ANN SWEITZER SUZAN L. SWARTZBAUGH Suzan L. Swartzbaugh - Sue; M G of A; Sc. Fair 2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Play Comm. 4; AFS 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Kay Ann Sweitzer - Child care Debbie J. Swords Dibbles; Child care; Volleyball 2 Lydia D. Sykes - Lyd; Psychologist; Spec. Lit. Staff 4 (Co - editor 4); Student Council Rep. 4; Beacon 3,4; Hockey 1,2,3; AFS 1,2,3; Sc. Fair 1,2 (Cap. Area 1) Abby Jane Taylor - Undecided; Colorguard 2,3,4 James Patrick Testerman - Tigrillo; Doctor; Play Cast 3,4; Football 2,3,4 (mgr. 2,3,4); Track 2 (trainer 2) Leah Thornton Kimberly Anne Traum - Kim; Internati. Sales for IBM; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; AFS 2,3,4 (pres. 4); Exec. Council 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2, Var. Club 2,3,4 Ec. Club 3,4 Sarah Lynne Trent - Trent; Undecided Steven Scott Trostle - Tros; Animal production and genetics; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; Var. Club 2,3,4 (sec. 4); Sc. Fair 1.2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 William Edward Urich - Bill, Erotic film star; Football 3,4; Sc. Fair 1,2 Raymond S. Wagner Jay Westly Wagoner - Whitey; Navy; Baseball 3,4 Brenda Marie Waltemyer - Accountant Debbie Jean Waltermyer - Retailing; D.O.E. 4 Judy L. Waltersdorff - Judd; Track 1,2,3,4; Var. Club 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4 JUDY L. DEBBIE JEAN BRENDA MARIE THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE WHO PREPARE FOR IT RESSIE LOUANN WARNER ROGER ALLEN WARD Roger Allen Ward - Walrus; Barrel roll a DC - 10; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3.4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3.4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4 Ressie Louann Warner - Ressie; Travel; Intramurals 1,2 Jerry C. Weidner - Undecided; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Golf 3,4 Donna A. Whetsel - Corvette racer; Kathy Sue Whitcraft - Fashion design; Sc. Fair 2; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Stagehand 3; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Colorguard 2,3,4 Steven W. Willey - Bean; Painting Contractor; D.O.E. 4 David Michael Williamson - Dave; Mining engineer; Band 1,2,3,4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Sc. Fair 1,2,4 Pamela Jean Wilshere - Pamelita; Olympic marathoner; C. Country 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4 (mgr. 2,3,4); Track 3,4; Beacon 3.4; Play Comm. 4; AFS 3,4; Var. Club 4; Intramurals 1,2 STEVEN W. WILLEY DAVID MICHAEL WILLIAMSON PAMELA JEAN WILSHIRE THEY CONQUER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN. REBECCA LYNNE WINEMILLER KERSTIN M. WIRSHAL DALE T. WISE J 0 S E P H W 1 L • L I A MW I S E HOLLY GWEN YOST BART EUGENE YINGLING J O A N N E w I T M E R EDWARD J. YEE Rebecca Lynne Winemiller - Becky; Special Education; Play Comm. 3,4; Health Careers Club 2,3 Kerstin M. Wirschal - Chris; Dietician; Track 1 Dale T. Wise - Professional tobacco spitter; Wrestling 1,2,3.4 Joseph William Wise - Joe; Construction; Football 1.2,3; Basketball 1.2; Track 1,2; Band 1,2,3; D.O.E. 4 Susan Joanne Witmer - Sue; Undecided; Colorguard 4; Play Comm. 3 Edward J. Yee - Eddie; Professional ice cream dipper; Spec. Lit Staff 4; C. Country 3,4; Stagehand 2,3; Play Cast 3; Play Comm. 4; Ecology Club 3.4; Sc. Fair 1; Track 1 Bart Eugene Yingling - Travel; Track 3; D.O.E. 4 Holly Gwen Yost - Kumquat; Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Student Council 1,2 Kristin Jean Zehner - Kris; Undecided; Nurses Aid 4 Kelly Hinkle Daniel O’Neil Richard K. Green - Rich Coreen; Factory Worker; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3,4 David J. Grucza - Kangaroo; Physics Major; Ecology Club 3, 4; A. V. Club 1,2, 3, 4 Timothy Allen Reprogel - Rip; Hardward business RICHARD K. GREEN DAVID J. GRUCZA TIMOTHTY ALLEN REPROGEL HELEN MARIE WILLIAMS N 0 t P 1 c t u r e d Helen Marie Williams - Midget; Housewife THERE IS A PAST THAT IS GONE FOREVER; BUT THERE IS A FUTURE THAT IS STILL OUR OWN. MUSICAL MANOR GUYS N’ DOLLS Guys N Dolls, considered to be a “musical fable of Broadway,” was presented as this year’s All- School Musical. The musical was performed on March 27,28, and 29, by high school students from every grade under the direction of Mr. Jerry Yoder and Mr. Ronald Hill. The story centers around New York type characters of the 1940’s and involves two love stories. The first love story involves a big time gambler, Sky Masterson and a Salvation Army lass, Miss Sarah Brown. The two meet when Sky bets with a fellow gambler (Nathan Detroit) that he could persuade Miss Sarah to accompany him to Havana, Cuba for dinner. The second love story involves Nathan Detroit, a small-time operator of a floating crap game, and a night club dancer, Miss Adelaide. The two have been engaged for 14 years, but their nuptials have been constantly postponed due to Nathan’s crap game. The play concerns itself with the conflict between the free- spirited world of gambling and love and marriage. CAST Cast- S. Kerstetter - Sky Masterson J. Markey - Sarah Brown R. Ward- Nathan Detroit J. Myers- Miss Adelaide E. Duzey D. Craley T. Dambly J. Buonora D. Himes R. Crenshaw J. Wallace M. Falkenstine V. Dehoff S. Cohen S. Knight B. Gruver S. McCarty L. Tateosian Row 1 - J. Markey, J. Myers Row 2 - S. Kerstetter. R. Ward 125 SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE (seated. 1 - r) V. Speers. S. Childress. D. Lackie (standing) S. Knisely, R. Labriola, Miss Reichard (adv.), R. Ward. S. Ker- stetter (ladder, clockwise from left) J. Godfrey. B. Fisher, S. Flory, J. Testerman, R. Eberly “We Shook the Family Tree” centers around Hildegarde Dolson and her struggle to find a date for the Prom. To her horror, her mother fixes her up with the banker’s son, “Short - Pants’’ Freddie Shermer. But Hildegarde, deter- mined to have a good time, tries to get Freddie to rebel against his parents' old-fashioned values. Finally, the two come to disregard what every- one thinks and they leave for the Prom, ready to spend a happy evening. 126 (row 1) L. Knopp, J. Kriedler, E. Kern, D. Hruz, J. Keeling, V. Krouse, M. Schiding, J. Hill. C. Derry, J. Myers, L. McHenry, R. Crenshaw (row 2) S. Lewis. P. Wilshire, R. Butera, D. Norris, M. Sullivan, S. Kunkel, K. Traum, K. DeRaleau, D. Dunlap, K. Long. K. Stump (row 3) E. Yee, D. Jacobs. Z. Strayer. M. Beck. D. Innerst, S. Godfrey, A. Silks, C. Campanella, M. Butera, T. Lewder, M. Brown, R. Winemiller, S. Swartzbaugh 127 ffi 1 Ph Ph h Q | ts] H JUNIOR PLAY Row 1: B. Fisher, D. Dahowski Row 2: R. Eberly. J. Testerman, S. Childress Row 3: T. Ingoe, C. Cam- panella.C. Derry, S. Kerstetter Row 4: J. Snyder. D. Morton. R. Herman Row 5: J. Keeling, J. Myers, R. Ward, R. Crenshaw, E. Yee, S. Knisely JUNIOR PLAY Fun and fantasy combined to make Happy Daze, presented by the Class of 1980 as their junior play, one of the highest grossing junior plays in the history of Dallastown High School. The play centered around J.T. Springer, your average, ordinary, teenager who found it diffi- cult to relate to his family and friends. J.T., being of a highly imaginative nature found it easy to escape his problems by going into a world of his own making, set in the rock-n-roll Fifties, where he was accepted and admired by his friends and loved by his family, and especially by Melanie — the “love” in his life. The play was both humor- ous and serious at times, taking a well-rounded look at the life of a common, ordinary teenager. Row 1: V. Speers, M. Schiding, E. Kern. R. Winemiller. D. Hruz Row 2: S. Kunkle. P. Cozzi, S. Winner, Z. Strayer. D. Innerst, M. Beck, J. Hill, L. Reinhardt. M. Butera. L. McHenry Row 3: S. Godfrey. J. Kreidler, H. Hake. S. Sei- fert. E. Fitz, G. Mount. V. Krouse, L. Knopp. R. Butera. S. Flory. D. Dunlap 128 THE BUILDING OF A SENIOR PYRAMID The building of pyramids is a favorite activity of the seniors whenever there is a photographer near- by. Above, some senior girls try their luck at pyramid building, while the boys give a try at the left. Below is the end result when the pyramid comes tumbling down. Looks like alot of fun. COMMUNITY CHEST PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club provides photographers for the Spectator and tne Beacon each year. The members learn different processes in the art of photography and most of the work is done by the student himself. Standing L to R: M. Myers, S. Baugher, L. Brown Sitting L to R: S. Gannett, C. Landis (advisor). K. Brenneman Absent: S. Gnau. M. Drei, J. Stremmel LIBRARY CLUB 130 Library aides serve the school library as volunteer assistants to the library staff, donating study hall periods to this effort. Aides perform a variety of tasks: circulating materials, cover- ing, repairing, and shelving books, and assisting their fellow students. This effort enhances the over-all ser- vice of the library to the stu- dent body. The aides in turn benefit by gaining a new in- sight into their school li- brary and by increased self- esteem which comes from giving service to others. 1st row L to R: J. Leader, S. Wise. M. J. Elliott. K. Bailey 2nd row L to R: Mrs. Hildebrand, Mrs. Sabey, T. Henshaw, S. Baum, D. Godfrey, R. Hersh, Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Dise Absent: M. Markey 1980 SPECTATOR BUSINESS STAFF Front row L to R: Managers - C. Derry, P. Cozzi, J. Keeling 2nd row: J. Kreidler. M. Schiding, D. Dunlap. D. Noll. S. Kunkle. T. May. B. Budesheim. J. Hamberger. P. Kraft. M. Sullivan 3rd row: A. Orlowsky, T. Myers. V. Krouse, S. Knisely, L. Knopp. S. Childress. J. Myers. R. Elliot. S. Baum. L. Carmen. E. Fitz. K. DeRaleau. K. Long, H. Hake 4th row: C. Campanella. R. Eberly. K. Whitcraft. M. A. Beck. D. Innerst, S. Godfrey, Z. A. Strayer. S. Seifert. C. Marlow, C. Lee. L. Morgan. P. Sciangula. S. Swartzbaugh. K. Kessler. M. Butera, P. Ross 5th row: B. Hoffman. D. Jacobs. R. Labriola, J. Clippinger. S. Kindig. D. Land, T. Harvey. D. Craley, W. DeWitt, D. Clever. T. Holtzapple. S. Flory, L. Bender. S. Sprenkle. L. Grove. D. Norris. C. Mummert. M. Moore, R. Butera This year’s Spectator Business Staff was comprised of over sixty students. These students were responsible for the organization and sale of the Spectator as well as the solicitation of ads from area businessmen. At the end of the year these people were then responsible for the distribution of the yearbook. The four managers of this year’s staff were Chris Derry, Pam Cozzi, Patti Dunlap, and Janet Keeling. The staff’s advisor was Nadine Miller. A MEDIEVAL HOMECOMING COURT The members of the Homecoming court pose in Medieval garb prior to Homecoming Weekend. Court members are: Seated (L-R) Brenda Brooks, Leslie Grove. Yumi Minegishi; Standing (L-R) Tara Holtzapple, Felicia Ferree, Maria Raffe, Pattie Kraft. Maureen Sullivan is posed on the horse. KINGHTS IN WHITE SATIN Queen Reeni and Bob Goble The Homecoming Weekend was started with a spirit march and bonfire on Thursday night. The Friday night football fame saw the court escorted y their fathers. The band per- formed a “lights out” half time show. More than 500 persons attended the dance on Satur- day night where Maureen Sul- livan was crowned Homecom- ing queen. 133 Maria and Ted Cooksey Brenda and John Briggs CHEERING CHANNEL Varsity Cheerleaders: (1 to r ) Nikki Wood, Tracy Markle, Brenda Brooks. Leslie Gable ( co-captain). Chris Boll, Tammy Harshberger, Karen Kessler. Ann Orlowsky (leaning ) Lora Hambcrger, (in car ) Tara Holtzapple ( co- captain), Tim Clewell (QB) Mascot-Kelly Hykes Cheerleading Advisor Mrs. Craley and assistant Miss Arnold The summer of 1979 proved to be a re- warding season for the Dallastown cheer- leaders. The three squads attended the Pine Forest Cheerleading Camp and brought home many awards for their outstanding ability. Among these awards was the “spir- it” award given to the Varsity squad as well as two “spirit stick” awards received by all three squads. In addition to these, the cheer- leaders brought back superior, excellent and outstanding ribbons. The cheerleaders were very busy this year making signs for the lobby, planning pep rallies, and various other activities but promoting spirit at Dallastown always re- mained tneir top priority! Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (back 1 to r) Nancy Kastelic, Ellen Pratt, Cheryl Deerin. Deb Arnold (co-captain), Lynn McMenamy (co-captain), Teresa Rohr- baugh, Kelly Hykes, Sherri Hartman, (middle) Sherry Lever (front 1 to r) Lisa Corsa, Betty Lou Lafean, Lynne Cacciola Junior High Cheerleaders: (back 1 to r) Irene Mallas, Mindy Slenker. Julie Stremmel. Kelly Myers (middle 1 to r) Valerie Diehl, Sandy Snyder, Teresa Ga- ble (co-captain) (front) Marta DeRose (co-captain) 135 8 O 00 CD — I THE CLASS OF EIGHTY FORMS A NEW DECADE CO PLh W O Eh C Eh O MASTER CONTROL Seated L to R: Dr. S. Ray Grimm Jr. - Superinten- dent of Schools. Dr. A. Neil Harvey - Assistant Su- perintendent Standing: Mr. Joseph D. Rojahn - Cur- riculum Coordinator. Mr. William T. Richardson - Director of Support Services. Mr. J. Owen Statler- Business Manager DISTRICT PERSONNEL L to R: Mrs. Linda Wise - Bus Dispatcher. Mr. J. Herbert Van Artsdalen - Bus Supervisor. Mrs. Miriam B. Werner - Food Service Manager Absent: Mr. George L. Zeigler Supervisor of Buildings Grounds 138 A MESSAGE TO SENIORS The Dallastown Area High School is really a total experience of all who are touched by the school or the program. This book serves as a record ot the program, as well as the personal contributions of students and staff. Each edition of this book marks the culmination of another graduation class. This book will become increasingly more meaningful as the years pass by. As you read this book in the future, my sincere hope is that fond memories and appreciation of your brief time in Dallastown High will characterize your thoughts. This edition of the Spectator represents your school program for this school year. The faculty joins me in wishing all who share this book sincere best wishes for future success. It is our hope that in a real sense years spent in Dallastown Area High School were worthwhile and productive years. Kindest personal regards to all and best wishes to the members of the class of 1980. 140 r NOPQ _ SOME OF OUR FAVORITE SPECTOPOEY PRAYERS eighty STARTS IT ALL! INTERNATIONAL VILLA (left to right) The 1979-1980 AFS Club: row 1 - S. Childress. M. Walker (attendance officer), K. Traum (president). L. McHenry (treasurer). P. Jansen row 2 - T. Davis. S. Dice. L. Keller. L. Olphin. D. Norris. L. Klahold. S. Blecker. L. Stabley. L. Hamberger. D. Koons. L. Gable row 3 - D. Lackie, L. Reinhardt. N. Kastelic. Y. Ludwig. T. Knaub. D. Doud. D. Slates. D. Land. M. McKenzie. C. Boll. L. Corsa. J. Keeling. M. Schiding. T. Harshberger. S. Keeny row 4 - C. Dentler, L. Cacciola.T. Dunlap. C. Deerin. S. Swartzbaugh. S. Flory. L. Grove. M. Raffo. A. Jacobs. Y. Minegishi. S. Haldeman. B. Goble row 5 - H. Eberly. J. Porter. E. Pratt. J. Gingerich. S. Pawloski. C. Lee. L. Grove. C. Mummert, T. Cooksey. R. Herman. S. Kotek. P. Wilshire, R. Lenz. C. Hersey, J. Myers. L. Davis. S. Appenzeler top right - M. Neff, J. McNary AFS CLUB Two foreign exchange students were welcomed to Dallastown this year. Staying with the Daniel Land family was Yumi Minegishi (left) from Japan and. staying with the Ned Grove fam- ily. Maria Luz Raffo from Columbia. We hope we were able to make their year both memorable and enjoyable, and wish them much luck in their fu- ture years. The 1979-1980 Dallastown Chapter of American Field Services (AFS) began with enthusiasim and interest, especial- ly among the underclassmen. Once again, the AFS club hosted two foreign exchange students, Maria Luz Raffo and Yumi Minegishi. Both lived with Dallastown students and their families. Our club was also honored with the membership of Alfons Jacobs, an ex- change stuaent from Belgium, who was previously unaware of the AFS pro- gram. Aside from showing these seniors the fellowship of students at DHS, the AFS club served as a social organization. Ac- tivities such as monthly bake sales, a Christman box raffle, and soc hops were used as both fund raisers to provide fi- nancial aid to Dallastown students go- ing abroad, and to provide more social activities for the entire student body. Other AFS sponsered activities includ- ed a secret buddy week, a Carnation day, an AFS weekend, Slave day and an AFS Fellowship Week. AFS president Kim Traum 143 The originators of SPECTOPOLY are caught during an exciting game session in which everyone gets involved. The staff includes: Back (L-R) Dave Williamson. Roger Ward. Kathy Whitcraft. Val Speers, Elaine Fitz, Felicia Ferree, Judy Waltersdorff, Laura McHenry; Kneeling (L-R) Ben Julian. Linda Brown. Scott Kerstetter, Todd Seitz. Joan Hill. Kathy Brenneman, Kevin Shaffer; Seated (L-R) Bart Fisher, Ed Yee, Ron Herman. Lynne Reinhardt. Lydia Sykes. Mr. Michael Baldwin is the advisor to the SPECTATOR Literary staff. I Row 1 (L-R) N. Gladfelter. D. Himes. D. Blymire. K. Dehoff. M. Krieg. J. Morton. C. Ernst. G. Bahn, S. Huska, R. Chase Row 2 - J. Brenneman, B. Budesheim, S. Kiefel. T. Myers. C. Innerst. E. Duzey. B. McCarty. C. Rineman, J. Gibble, T. Paules Row 3 - D. Lentz. T. Sangrey, M. Rutherford, T. Lucabaugh. D. Brown. T. Lucabaugh. M. Henry. M. Smith. T. Stambaugh. J. Clippinger. C. Garrety. “I feel the band is getting better and better each year.” exclaims Mr. Ronald Hill, director of Dallastown’s very own jazz band. Blue Silk and Satin plays high caliber chart hits of well-known musicians such as Maynard Ferguson, Buddy Rich, Benny Goodman, and Stan Kenton. This years senior jazz artists include Mike Smith, Mark Henry, Merle Rutherford, Todd Sangrey, Jeff Gibble, John Clippinger, Beth Bude- sheim, and Steve Huska. The bands activities include performing in Hershey at a hockey game, playing at home football games, and pre- senting concerts in the lobby. The highlight of the year is, of course, their participation in the junior Miss pageant. The enthusiasm that his group generates often draws the crowd to their feet. Row 1 (L-R) S. Kiefel, S. Powloski, J. Bore. G. Lee, K. Wirschal, K. Brenneman. V. Sweeney. T. Cooper Row 2 - D. Himes. C. Campanella, V. Dehoff. K. Schod. D. Eigher- augh, K. Davis Row 3 - N. Freireich, C. Innerst. R. Eberly. B. Crouse. A. Stambaugh. K. Hosch. Mr. Hill, director. FOOTBALL - Row 1 (L to R) T. Snyder, R. Dover, S. Trostle, B. Goble, R. Green. M. Eberly, Row 2, D. Slates, D. Starz, B. Hicks, T. Clewell, T. Seitz, M. Doll, J. Testerman, Row 3 J. Buonoro, R. Oberdick, G. Roupas, R. Griffith, W. Markle, T. Darr, B. Urich, M. Forry, managers J. Testerman and R. Owens. A s T E H N L I E 0 T R E S BOY'S BASKETBALL - D. Streibig, G. Gladwin, B. Fitz, J. Rex- roth, R. Green, R. Griffith, D. Jacobs, T. Harvey. VOLLEYBALL - Row 1 (L to R) D. Zarfoss. T. Green, L. Myers, D. Striebig, Row 2: R. Besser, B. Billet, L. Shirey. BASEBALL - S. Lookingbill, G. Plowman, J. Kemper. C. Hess, S. Riddle. BOY’S TENNIS — D. Bruns, M. Kelkis, J. Payne. BOY’S TRACK - M. Ness. D. Dahowski, R. Blecker, B. Gunnet, J. Flory, A. Romesburg, B. Barshinger, R. Smith T. Garrety, T. Oberdick, S. Eveler. GIRL’S TRACK - D. Bailey. L. Manifold. K. Trabert, T. Taylor, J. Slenker, P. Hoke. J. Large, K. Krout, G. Richards, D. Troutman. CROSS COUNTRY - Row 1 (L to R) J. Sny- der, B. Davis, T. McCarty, Row 2: S. Gun- net. P. Wilshire, E. Yee. WRESTLING - Row 1 (L to R) D. Wise. D. Hartman. Row 2 - J. Contino. B. Seitz. L. Mazzarella, Row 3 - S. Gunnet, M. Rineer, R. Dover. W. Markle, R. Crawford. SWIMMING DIVING - Row 1 (L to R) R. Creshaw. M. Gladfelter, D. Land, C. Campanula, S. Haldeman, Row 2: S. Childress, D. Lackie, D. Dahowski, R. Sullivan, T. Sexton. GIRL’S BASKETBALL - (L to R) R. Givler. C. Mum- mert, P. Kraft. GOLF - Clockwise - R. Herman, Coach Kehr, J. Weidner, S. Kindig. GIRL’S TENNIS - L. Rhinehart, S. Sipe. r- FIELD HOCKEY - Top to Bottom (L to R) T. Kraft. P. Kraft. E. Fitz, C. Godfrey, R. Givler, K. Smith. 147 wcifo Kj h i-i c« | 1 JOCK STRIP Varsity Club, Front row - R. Crenshaw, L. Partington, E. Fitz. C. Godfrey, J. Dolmetsch. K. Becker, M. Sullivan. T. Sexton. S. Trostle, L. Shearer, K. Dehoff, P. Kraft, C. Geesey, T. Gifford, S. Flinchbaugh, J. Weidner. J. Wcidner, C. Campanella, R. Givler, S. Kotek, It. Clark. D. Norris. Row two - F. Ferree, D. Douglas, P. Elliot, D. Gable, B. Herman, L. Anderson. J. Koontz, D. Land. D. Slates, R. Dover. S. Keeney, J. Myers, M. Smith, E. Keeney, M. Bez, J. Vanasdale, C. Mummert, P. Smith, D. Blouse, L. Henry. K. Kraft, C. Craley. Row three - D. Dahowski. D. Nardontonia, T. Kraft, K. Munchel, D. Starz, T. Clewell. B. Goble, M. McKenzie, M. Root, T. Messman, G. Roth. M. Eberly, P. Peters, E. Mays. M. Gladfelter, C. Besser, S. Fitz, B. Richard. T. McCarty, G. Roupas, J. Snyder, C. Classen. S. Brown. M. Snyder. C. Phillips, A. Shirey, B. Taylor.. Row four - J. Waltersdorff, D. Lackie, L. Bupp, B. Hoffman. S. McMullen. W. Markel, B. Ulrich. S. Haldeman, M. Bivin, J. Rexroth, T. Darr. NURSE’S ECOLOGY CLUBS row 1: P. Welty. C. Sprcnkle. A. Thompson. K. Baker. R. Diehl row 2: S. Gumpper, B. Krout, B. Buonora, L. Einsig. Mrs. Tucker. C. Castle. B. Richard, M. Walker. L. Murray row 1: A. Andrews. R. Labriola, E. Yee. T. Cooper. K. Wirschal row 2: D. Grucza, S. Cohen. S. McCarty. Mr. Stauffer. T. Deraulear, J. Porter. H. Eberly row 3: N. Kastelic. V. Stambaugh. C. Dentler. M. Koons. L. Tateosian, D. Godfrey, B. Sow- ers. S. French, M. Pantano, D. Dehoff tddro x) G O U O O H A TOUCH OF CLASS Two senior SPECTOPOLY Players celebrate their winnings at a local han- gout. Notice their added “touch of class due to their large winnings. LUXURY TAX Congratulations CSSK from the Pinball Wizard PO Box 6214 Coin Operated Amusements Buy, sell or trade any coin device” To the class of ’80 Amusements Chuck Martin York 17406 Pinball Machines. Juke Boxes, Shuffle Alleys For home, office and business Harry L. Forry Sons, Inc. Excavating, Grading, Hauling R. D. 2 Seven Valleys. PA 17360 428-1104 Ray L. Myers, Inc. Mason Contractor R. D. 2 Seven Valleys. PA 17360 428-1874 Good Insurance is the Best Policy Stein Insurance Agency 2815 Eastern Blvd. York, PA 17402 Congratulations to the class of 80! Marilyn King’s Beauty Salon 428-1575 Singer’s Athletic Wear and Emblem Co., Inc. 2 Dairyland Square R. D. 2 Red Lion. PA 17356 246-1621 Best Wishes to the Class of 80 Smith Village Jacobus, PA Golden Treasury Antiques 435 E. Main St. Dallastown, PA 17313 (717) 244-0660 Antiques Bought and Sold by Piece or Houseful Open Everyday Bradford Bishard Insurance Life, Health, Auto, Fire Off: 56 South Beaver St. 845-1826 Res: R. D. 8. York 792-9268 Meadow Brook Turkey Farm Corn fed turkeys for restaurants, banquets private use York, R. D. 3 755-3187 Snyder’s Super Thrift 2600 South Queen St. York. PA 17402 741-2581 Service. Savings. Satisfaction Bert’s Beauty Bar 595 E. Maple St. Dallastown. PA 17313 244-4888 Congratulations to the class of '80 Capt. Mac’s Family Restaurant York Mall Carvel America’s Freshest Ice Cream Ice Cream Supermarket 1796 5 Dairyland Square Red Lion 244-0874 Decorated Ice Cream Cakes for Every Occasion! Kohler Pharmacy Prescriptions 29 E. Main Street Dallastown. PA 244-5632 Donald E. Markey Construction Co., Inc. Excavating Contractors PO Box 81 York New Salem, PA 17371 792-2736 Wise Printing Co. Offset-Letterpress Bindery 2449 South Queen St. York. PA 17402 741-2751 Best Wishes to the Class of ’80 Robert H. Bommer, Jr., Inc. Forest Consultants 2701 Whitney Drive York. PA 17402 717-741-1594 Henry M. Blatner Photographers, Inc. The Train Station E. North St. Good Luck Seniors Waltersdorffs Grade A Eggs 1904 Hollywood Dr. York. PA 843-4403 or 854-2034 or Central Market Olp’s Flower Shop 125 N. Main St. Jacobus, PA 17407 Flowers For All Occasions” 428-2357 Keystone Tool Crib, Inc. 247 N. Main St. Jacobus, PA 17407 Leader’s Interiors Jacobus, PA 17407 1C1 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Butera’s Barber and Beauty Salon Unisex Hairstyling 2260 S. George St., York, Pa. 741-1124 - 741-2465 Wilke Machinery Distributors of Wood Metal Working Machinery 1519 Mt. Rose Ave., York, Pa. Spataro’s Pizzaria Market Square Shopping Center 235-5254 Gamlet, Inc. Metal Products Division Marvin F. Cutright 210 Lafeyette St., York, Pa. 17403 ’ 717-845-1651 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Colonial Crest Apartments 2000 Maplewood Drive, York. Pa. 17403 Neuhaus'es Inc. John Deere Farm - Lawn Garden - Consumer Products R. D. 2. York. Pa. Glen Rock. Pa. 428-1953 235-6831 Sam Keeney Organ Piano Center, Inc. 2410 S. Queen St. York, Pa. 17402 741-0860 Innerst Auto Co. Fords our specialty Wheel Horse Echo Equipment Jacobus, Pa. 428-1136 Fitzkee’s Candies, Inc. Retail Store 2352 S. Queen St. 741-1031 York Valley Inn 3883 E. Market St.. York. Pa. 17402 717-755-2881 R. H. “Sam” Zartman Plumbing and Heating 42 York Road, Jacobus, Pa. 17407 428-1843 Pines’ Pharmacy R. K. Pines, Pharmacist Jacobus, Pa. 17407 Best wishes to the class of 80 Earl Brown Orchards, Inc. Loganville Farm fresh fruits vegetables in season Saubel Super Thrift Shrewsbury, Pa. 235-3891 Windy Hill Dairy Bar 230 N. Main St., Shrewsbury, Pa. 235-3757 Soft ice cream, subs, sandwiches, platters Carry out - Visit our Gift Shop Peoples Bank of Glen Rock Jacobus - York New Salem - Jefferson Glen Rock 235-6871, 846-1970 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Farmer Boy Dairy R. D. 2 Glen Rock, Pa. 17327 1 Mile off of Exit 2 of Interstate 83 Squires Pub Restaurant Queensgate Shopping Center York, Pa. Coo vers Pharmacy 549 S. Main St., Shrewsbury, Pa. 18 Main St., Glen Rock, Pa. Hallmark Cards, Russel Stover Candy, Prompt Prescription Service The Snoop Shop Market Square Shrewsbury, Pa. 17361 235-1214 Plastercraft Springfield Bowling Center On the Old Trail South of Loganville 428-1290 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Flowers By Jane Market Square Shopping Center South Main Street, Shrewsbury, Pa. 235-4885 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Keller’s Jewelry Store 18 W. Main St., Dallastown, Pa. 244-3565 John M. Grove Sporting Goods 720 E. Market St. York. Pa. 846-7155 Open Mon. - Tues. - Thurs. 9-5 Sat. 9-4, Wed. Fri. 9-9 Parking in Rear Compliments of Sykes’ Garage 37 S. Pleasant Ave. (Rear) Dallastown, Pa. 17313 Eberly’s Butcher Shop 263 Wilson St.. Yoe, Pa. 244-1716 Yoe Concrete Company All Concrete Work 131 Main St., Yoe, Pa. 244-1140 Hillside Supply Co. Inc. 48 E. Gay St., Dallastown Pa. 17313 244-1190 Hardware - Paints - Millwork Glass - Rentals 152 York Division of Borg-Warner Corporation Pizza by Alberto 2810 S. Queen St., York, Pa. 741-3854 3597 E. Market St.. York, Pa. 757-2659 Looking Glass Manufacturers of Fine Glass Terrariums Candy Jars We’re Looking into the future!” A Junior Achievement Company Sponsored by Caterpillar Chubb Auto Sales Inc. 443 W. Main St. Rt. 74 South Dallastown, Pa. 17313 244-2770 Fitz Sc Smith All Types Excavating 438 Locust Extd., Dallastown, Pa. 244-4524 Gordon L. Brown Associates Inc. Engineers and Surveyors 2238 S. Queen St., York. Pa. 741-4621 C. Joseph Deller Sc Sons Inc. Excavating Grading Contractors 30 S. Park St., Dallastown, Pa. 244-3725 Goodling Furniture Store and Funeral Home Seven Valleys. Pa. 428-2366 Coleman Camping Trailers Terry Taurus Travel Trailers Vernon Camping Center 2550 W. Market St.. York, Pa. 792-97% Edward E. Dickmyer Interior A Exterior Painting 170 Darlene St., York, Pa. 17402 741-2089 James F. Favino Water Lines Sc Sewer Red Lion, Pa. 244-2025 FMC Fire Apparatus Sales Sc Service D Sc S Fire Equipment Co. David A. Shilke Sr. 717-428-1482 Carl Daehnke 717-741-3334 Dallas Theater Your Family Theater 18 E. Main St, Dallastown, Pa. 17313 244-2405 Devono’s Men’s Wear Inc. Queensgate Shopping Center North Mall Shopping Center Dominic Paving and Excavation 2436 Cambridge Rd.. York, Pa. 755-0571 Loganville Barn Used furniture, Misc. Items Loganville, Pa. 428-1497 Good Luck Best Wishes to the Class of 80 Lee’s Drive-In 212 N. Main St. . Loganville, Pa. 17342 R. E. Heindel and Sons, Inc. Arco products 1225 Columbia Ave., York, Pa. 848-1755 or 848-2223 Arthur J. Glatfelter Agency Inc. If you don’t know much about insurance, you better know a lot about your insurance agent! 191 Leader Heights Rd. York. Pa. 17405 717-741-3868 Valley Canvas Inc. Tysons Broasted Chicken Hot Cold Sandwiches Carry-Outs, Breakfasts Hours: 5:30 - 11:00 Beer Sc Soda Mart Dairyland Square, Red Lion, Pa. 246-2944 Beer - Soda - Snacks - Ice Open Monday Thru Saturday Printstone Productions Shows you the way Junior Achievement is working today York’s No. 1 J. A. Company Sponsored by AMF, Inc. Raffensberger’s Arco 463 W. Main St., Dallastown. Pa. 244-7941 Official State Inspection Auto Repairs White-Westinghouse Appliances Sechrist’s Store Raymond “Bud” Fink Owner 135 E. Main St.. Dallastown, Pa. Glatfelter Furniture Campany 84 E. Main St. Dallastown Pa. 17313 “Quality Furniture is a Good Investment” Best wishes to the Class of 80 APEX Testing and Engineering Inc. Ancel L. Lee, Jr.. P. E. York, Pa. 717-854-2182 Suburban Bowlerama Bowl the Best 30 Automatic Lanes 1945 S. Queen St. York, Pa. 848-1632 IN MEMORY DAVID MICHAEL EAGEN Laughter Laughter warms the soul, holding a moment of beauty and elegance. A gentle touch from God, always to be cherished. More precious than gold, the laughter of friends. A soft array of affection, changing tears to joy. But look . . . tears. Tears of sorrow . . . tears not from the eyes. Where is the laughter? We need laughter. Instead there is a star, a morning star. Hearts cease to cry. Time passes, friends must part. Things are to remain within the heart. The love, faces and sweet laughter of friends. David was a member of the Dallastown Stu- dent Body during ninth grade. He was an active person who was very involved in swimming and football. While still living here, David decided to give up football and devote more time to swim- ming. His decision resulted in his attaining the school record in the 100 yard butterfly during his freshman year and established him as an impor- tant part of the swim team. In August of 1977, the Eagens moved to Atlan- ta, Georgia. David’s accomplishments at his new high school were outstanding, especially in the area of swimming. Although his new home and activities kept him busy, David’s ties to his friends in Dallastown remained strong. His last visit here was in August of 1978. On April 14, 1979, David lost his life in an automobile acci- dent. A student of Dallastown expressed his friend- ship with David this way ... “As I look back upon my high school years, there are many things which stand out in my mind as being special. However, when I think of those special times, I really think of the friends I was with more than the actual event. For, without these friends, those times would not have been so great. When thinking of my friends, the memory of their faces are always associated with the sound of their laugh. Each person has his own unique and individual laugh which reflects his personal- ity. Dave had a laugh that always made me laugh when I was near him. He was a beautiful person and a great friend never to be forgotten.” Merle Rutherford BOARDWALK 155 As you near the end of this year’s yearbook, it probably seems strange to have a page entitled “GO”. Actually it’s not all that strange. For un- derclassmen, the game of Spectopoly continues as they move ahead on the board. For seniors, the game of Spectopoly has ended as they be- come players in the larger game of Life. Many will choose a path to college, others will begin looking for jobs, but no one will be going back. Our high school years are so important in shap- ing our personalities, but at this point we must say good-bye to high school and hello to the real world awaiting us. A simple two lettered word is representing that step. We GO into the years after high school, we GO forward to further our education, or else we GO forward in finding an occupation and life to suit us. We may not stop and bring back the years at Dallastown High School but we may keep the memories and be thankful that we have them to keep. The Editors . c • . c'. . c'.. . i