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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

.V V . yorld legend 1 -FA NTASYLAN D-grade 9-p.77 2-ITS A SMALL W0RI.D-activiUw p.17 3-THK HALL OF PRKSIDF.NTS faculty-p.71 4-THE ENCHANTED SPORTS KINGDOM-sporta-p.41 5-NEVKR NEVER LAND -grade 10-p.83 ««•FRONTIER LAND - grade ll-p.89 «7-TOMORROW LAND - grade 12-p.95 Hi!. .. The Spectator Staff would like to welcome you to Spectisney World. We have reflected upon our past four years at Dallastown and have reached the conclusion that our lives are comparable to a theme park which we have chosen to designate as Spectisney World. We arrived at the entrance of Spectisney World as scared freshmen in Sep- tember of 1977 and were assigned to Pantasyland where we were recognized as “chippies by the inhabitants of other lands. We then ventured into Never Never Land seeing ourselves as sophisticated sophomores only to experience a letdown. This year lacked the excitement we had previously anticipated. We advanced one step farther and found ourselves within Frontierland in the fall of 1979. As this year passed, we spent much of our time preparing ourselves for the transition from impatient juniors to the ultimate goal of becoming a senior. Now that we are in Tomorrow-land living the life of proud seniors, we look upon our past and remember the many long hours we gave to the lands of It’s A Small World and The Enchanted Sports Kingdom trying to do our best for the betterment of our school and community. We, the seniors, will always remember 1981 as being unique. Though we can never relive the memories we had once shared together, we hope that each time you open the doors of Spectisney World these memories can become realities once again. We hope you enjoy your journey through Spectisney World and that you are able to view it the same way we do. The Spectator Staff Construction The expanded and improved facili- ties now being shown in Spectisney World represent the fourth major con- struction project at the park within an 18 year period. Spectisney World came into existence July 1, 1953. This loca- tion Tilled the park’s needs for five years. In September of 1958, Spectisney World was opened on a 53 acre site pur- chased a few years earlier. A new land consisting of additional attractions plus special facilities was opened in Septem- ber of 1964 toaccomadatc for increasing crowds. In 1971 a new park was con- structed in front of the main entrance to Spectisney World to house the youn- ger tourists. In January of 1976 the la- test addition to the park was made in Tomorrowland where seniors would pass most of their time. The facilities that are included in Spectisney World represent a community investment of nearly $10,000,000. The combined ef- forts of those who manage the park have certainly made Spectisney World an educational and extremely enjoyable experience. Operating Hours During the fall, winter, and spring, Spectisney World is normally open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. The park is normally closed during special holidays. Spectisney World offers extended study hours from 3:10 to 4:20 p.m. Monday through Friday. We advise Spectisney World guests to phone or write for exact infor- mation concerning days open, hours, events scheduled, performance times, etc., while planning a trip to Spectisney World. Parking Parking for cars will be provided on the lot directly in back of Spectisney World. Special parking spaces are re- served for Park Rangers and members of the Hall of Presidents. These spaces are designated by yellow lines and or signs. Any person who parks his car in Spectisney World’s parking lot will need to have the car registered in the park office. A Spectisney World identi- fication sticker will be placed on the right side of the rear bumper. We would remind all visitors of Spectisney World that the regulations of 15 m.p.h. in a park zone will be in effect. Lost And Found The Lo«t and Found Department is located in the park office. Anything lost should be reported to the office, and anything found should be brought to the office. Check daily for any item that you might have lost, for each year there are hundreds of unclaimed items left in the park office. Locker Service Facilities for storage of purchases, clothing, and books are located in each land of Spectisney World. Kach locker can be opened by the use of a three number sequence combination. When you enter Spectisney World you will be given the combination of the locker as- signed to you. Malfunctions of lockers should be reported to the park office. First Aid Spectisney World will provide the services of a registered nurse. If you be- come ill during your stay at Spectisney World, report to the nurse’s office which is located beside the park office. The nurse will not be available from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m., so it is advisable not to become ill during this time. Telephones Two public telephones are located in Spectisney World. Ask any park guide for directions. We remind you there is a ten cent fee for phone usage. The counter telephone in the park office is available to tourists free of charge if you can convince the park personnel that your call is an emergency. Dining Spectisney World’s restaurant offers a variety of menu selections for every tourist in the park. While Spectisney World features many deliciously differ- ent ’’specialities, you'll also find an impressive selection of traditional fa- vorites. Delicious dining to please any taste or appetite is never far away when visiting Spectisney World. The park restaurant will not take reservations. Busy lunch hours may be avoided by having an early or late lunch (10:50 or 11:40 a.m.).__________________________________ Shopping You’ll find everything in Spectisney World from souvenirs to school sup- plies. jewelry to stuffed animals, color- ing books to nylons, and don’t forget that physical education uniforms (GYMSUITS) may all be purchased at the Spectisney World’s School Store. We suggest you shop in the early morn- ing or mid-afternoon to avoid busy “last minute” shopping conditions when the park is closing. Rather than carry your purchases throughout the entire day, you may wish to check them in our locker facilities. 1 3 Mainstreet USA 4 Everyday at 5 p.m. the SPECTISNEY’ WORLD Marching Band leads off the parade down Mainstreet USA Residents Of Spectisneyworld 5 WO LS Ticket Office Members of the class of '81 pose as they pre- pare to enter Tomor- rowland. Welcome To Spectisney World I am pleased to write this letter of greeting for the 1981 edition of the Spectator. This book has been the one common source of information about all past events which have been characteristic of Dallastown Area High school. The activities and people who are featured in this edition of the Spectator represent the many current ingredients of what is now known as Dallastown Area High School. The dedication, hard work, and pride which have made this yearbook possible are quite noteworthy. But most important- ly, the school is people. People who are proud of themselves and have a sincere desire to do their best work. This book will become increasingly more meaningful as the years go by. The faculty joins me in thanking you for the many fine experiences we have shared. Best wishes for the future to all who read this book. Kindest personal regards to all and best wishes to the Class of 1981. George W. W. Jones, Jr.-Principal The Fairest In The Land The candidates for the title of Queen of SPECTISNEY WORLD formally pose on a warm autumn day. The court consists of (L-R) Lora Hamberger, Nikki Wood. Christine Boll. Leslie Gable, Elisabeth Attig, Mamcn De la Terre. Julie Travia, and Kelly Hykcs. Homecoming Weekend, held October 10 and 11. was the major fall happening in SPECTISNEY WORLD. The activities included a bon fire, floats, a football game against West York, and the dance. The purpose of Homecoming is to bring together the present and the former members of SPECTISNEY WORLD. Moonlight And Roses Her Majesty Nikki Wood 13 Administration center l)r. S. Hay (Irimm. Jr.- Superintendent of Schools; Heated I. to K: Mr. Joseph D. Rojahn- Curriculum Coordinator; I)r. A. Neil Harvey-Assis- tant Superintendent; standing I. to R: Mr. William T. Richardson-Director of Supportive Services. Mr. J. Owen Statler-Husiness Manager. seated: Mrs. Miriam B. Werner-Food Service Man- ager; standing 1. to R: Mr. Tim Argie-Bus Dis- patcher; Mr. J. Herbert VanArtsdalen-Bus Supervi- sor. 14 Park Rangers And Assistants Once again the “park rangers”, above, left to right, Mr. George W.W. Jones Jr., high school principal, Mr. Bruce Johnston and Mr. Larry Bailets, assistant principals, are making ready Spec- tisney World for yet another day. They sometimes must come back to headquarters for a coffee break and to discuss park happenings. They are often assisted by their secretaries in keeping everything running smoothly. Pictured, lower right, is Mrs. Gibson, secretary to Mr. Jones. Bottom, left to right is Mr. Johnston’s secretary, Mrs. Saylor, who keeps a check on park attendance, Mrs. Reisinger, cen- tral secretary, and Mrs. Heindel, Mr. Bailets’ secretary. They can often be heard on the park’s public address system. SPECTISNEY WORLD came from the minds of these seniors who comprise the 1981 SPECTATOR staff. Pictured front row I.-R urc Scott Baugher. Carolyn Classen, Elisabeth Attig, Jim Herbst. Michelle Walker. Jennifer Taylor. Rick Kisenhart, Mr. Baldwin, and l.orn Haml erger. Second row I.-R are Stephanie Cannett, Scott Henry. Jeannie Druck. Scott Fit , Kevin Dehoff, and Brian l.chr. Standing are the co-editors Lorie Weiser and I.eslie Cable. Activities Section H o u s e 0 f R e P r e s e n t a t • 1 v e s S e n a t e Student Council ★ Student Council House of Representative : row 1, l-r: K. Plowman, T. Tome, T. Snyder, R. Fitz.N. Morton, C. Deerin, F. Schmuck, M. Fluerie. M. Knaub. row 2: B. Rickie, D. Deerin, A. Land, G. Denniston, D. I-ee, M. Snyder, V. Deller. row 3: D. Arnold, P. Ness, C. Deerin. J. Mars, T. Leight, L. Cacciola, B. Yoder, B. Herman, row • : N. Wood, M. King, K. Hykes, L. Gable, S. Brown, C. Classen, T, Harshberger. 18 Senate: row 1, Willie the Walrus, row 2, I to r. A. Fantom, S. Keeny, D. Koons, S. McCullough, row 3, P. Emenheiser, R. I ber, J. Fry S. King, G. Malehorn, L. Weiser, E. Attig, T. Gable, row 4, J. Dolmctsch P. Besser, R. Clark, D. Mallas, P. Tickle, C. Grim Missing were B. Bickel and D. Freed Student Council ★ Student Council Student Council Officers: row 1; Willie - mascot '81 row 2: (L-R): Paula Kmenheiser - treasurer. Sue Keeny - secretary, Robin Leber • attendance officer row 3: Chris Grim - president and Dan Freed - vice- president. Student Council Advisors: Mrs. Sabey and Mr. Filizzi The Student Council organization, as the student govern- ing body of Dallastown High School, fosters leadership in its elected members. As leaders of the student body, the Council promotes a variety of activities throughout the school year. In September a Welcome Back Dance was held with the ninth grade class as guests. The popular Homecoming Dance attained a record attendance of over 500 with Miss Nikki Wood crowned as the Queen. The Halloween Pumpkin Week Contest and the annual Talent Show highlighted Fall activi- ties. Winter activities included a Candy Cane Week, Christ- mas Dance, and a Bluegrass Dance. Spring activities that Student Council sponsored were the Kiss-A-Pig Contest, Carnation Day, and the annual Cinderella Dance. The council members as well as other members of the student body spent countless hours in preparation for host- ing the November, 1981 State-wide Conference of Pennsyl- vania Student Councils, to be held at Dallastown High School. A mascot, Willie the Walrus, was selected and used in promotion of the Conference. Student Council works on behalf of and in cooperation of the entire student body to achieve benefits for all students. Spectator Business Staff Front Row (I to rl: S. Keeny, 1). Koons. J. Grucza. I). Shaffer, K. (icwey, 'I'. Gifford. B. Davis, A. Anderson, K. Williams. S. Blocker, P. Peters, C. Bex.se r Row 2 (I to r): C. Phillips. I,. Gable. A. Weber, I . Jansen, M. Snyder, M. Myers, M. Hess, B. Meredith. I). 14 111 , C. Craley, B. Richard, L. A. Mount, I,. Savoie Row 3 (I to r): S. King. B. Taylor, K. Klinedinst, I,. Murray. S. Brown. J. I.el er, A. Katz. 0. Mosso. S. Appenzeller, I.. Davis. B. Crouse. C. Shuster, B. Gruver. A. Rontiris. C. Gamache, B. Sprcnklo. A. Shirey. A. Fetner The Business Staff of the Spectator is responsible for adver- tising. sale, and distribution of the yearbooks. The staff was acquired on a voluntary basis and open to any senior. This year’s managers are Cindy Phillips, Mark Myers, and Ann Fetner. With the cooperation of all 19 members, and advisor Miss Miller, the staff had a successful year. 20 Cindy Phillip - Manager Mi Miller- Staff Advisor National Honor Society National Honor Society Back Row; L. Gable, B. Sprenkle. D. Fitzkee, J. Weidner, B. Taylor, J. Weidncr, S. Snyder, M. Snyder, K. Dehoff ,J. Morton, J. Dolmetsch Middle Row; L. Wciscr, B. Gruver, M.L. Dietz. T. Gifford. B. Crouse. S. Kiefel. S. Pawloski, T. Kulp, S. Fitz Front Row: C. Classen, K. Becker. L. Attig, C. Phillips Last spring students were inducted into the National Honor Society. These students are selected on the basis of service, leardership, character, and scholastic ability on a national basis. They also provide tutors for other students. Advisor, Mrs. McKnight; President. K. Becker The Dallastown Chapter of American Field Services (AFS) of 1980 - 1981 assembled early in the fall with much enthusiasm from the student body. Officers were elected and activities were planned. Monthly bake sales were held, a Christmas box raffle, a February Sock Hop, and Spring activities such as Slave Day and Spirit Week raised funds to support the club. Once again we hosted two Foreign Ex-change students. Mamen de la Torre visiting from Spain spent the year with Paula Deller and Julie Travia from Australia was hosted by Lisa Olphin. The money raised by the club helped to make their stay possible. The members and advisors of the AFS club were grateful for all the support given by the student body. Officer of the AFS club are at the top; Diane Koons, secretary; and standing from left to right; Paula Deller, vice-president; Tami Davis, attendance officer; and Michelle Walker, president. The member of the AFS club are Row 1 (L to R): M. Walker, L. Davis, S. Dice, J. Travia, S. Moser, L. Garratt, P. Deller, Row 2: Mrs. Sabey (advisor). C. Dentler, J. Taylor, S. Anderson. S. Appenzeller, L. Holton, S. Derry, S. Keeny, M. DeRose, D. Koons, T. Davis, Mr. Filizzi (advisor). Row 3: B. Gruver, N. Wood, K. King,. W. Flinchbaugh, D. Myers, L. Flemming.V. Diehl, L. 2 Gable, L. Weiser. School Orchestra Front row (1 to r)f S. Kiefel, V. Sweeney, T. Cooper, M. Foust, D. Eigenrauch, A. Stnmbach, B. Crouse Back row (1 to r), J. Dore, K. Brenneman. V. Dehoff, (standing) D. Himes, A. Kiefel. K. Hosch Students Participate At Districts (1 to r), J. Markey, D. Himes, M. Falkenstine, missing from photo M. Conner Orchestra It — J. Dore. missing from photo A. Stnmbach Dallastown is proud to have several of its students chosen for district organizations. The district orchestra was guest directed by Capt. Lowell E. Graham, who also conducts the U.S. Air Force String Orchestra. They performed Feb. 5, 6, and 7 in Gettysburg. The district chorus was conducted by Gerald Mack, who is guest conductor of the Hartt School of Music, University of Hartford. The district band performed Jan. 22, 23, and 24 in Hanover. The school orchestra performed at the York Mall during the Christmas season. At school, they performed in the Christmas concert and assembly, and school musical. Row 1 (I to r) • L. Ewell, M. Pantano, B. Sprenkle, L. Mount. K. William� , B. Yoder. C. Deerin, J. Gingrich. N. Kastelic, A. Andrew Row 2 - L. Weiser, L. Gable, J. Porter. D. Lackie. K. Geesey, M. Deitz, C. Brown. P. Jansen. S. Gannet, T. Wisner. E. Pratt, T. Harshberger. H. Eberly Row 3 - J. Braun. L. Anderson. Advisor • Mr. Baldwin, S. Fitz, L. Redding The Beacon is the school newspaper published by the Journalism II class. The paper is published eight times during the school year and is sold by subscription. This year, as part of a sales promotion, the Beacon gave away prizes of food, gasoline, dance lessons, and others to its subscribers who were picked in a drawing. The number of subscribers is approximately 500. Members of the staff work in both areas of writing and page layout: working on the paper staff gives the staff members preparation for the journalism field. Mr. Baldwin continues as the advisor to the Beacon staff. 24 The Sound Of Music This year's musical was the Sound of Music, one of this countries best loved musicals. It was performed on April 3rd and 4th, by students in the high school and for the first time this year students in the middle school. Middle school students were asked to participate in the cast this year because of the need for portrayal of small children. The theme of, the Sound of Music, centered around Maria, the lead character, and her involvement with the Von Trapp family. Maria goes to the Von Trapps to be governess to the six Von Trapp children. Many conflicts arise between Maria and the master of the house Captain Von 'Frapp. Inevitably, Maria and the Captain get married, and together they take the children across the boarder to escape from Nazi rule. CAST Maria Rainer - Joyce Markey Captain Von Trapp • Kent Bailey LiesI Von Trapp - Nancy Kastelic Rolf Von Trapp - Mark Falkenstine Sister Berthe - Sue Appenzeller Sister Margaretta - Viv Dehoff Sister Sophia - Kim King Mother Abbess - Beth Gruver Franz - Mitch Conner Frau Schmidt - Rita Lenz Friedrich Von Trapp - Andy Owen Louisa Von Trapp - Beth Gemmill Kurt Von Trapp - Scott Keener Brigitta Von Trapp - Laura Stabley Marta Von Trapp - Krista Grove Gretl Von Trapp - Kelly Kirkland Elsa Schraeder - Jamie Mcculloh Max Detweiler - Earl Duzey Ursula Laurie Harbold Herr Zeller - David Himes Baron Elberfeld - Mark Krieg Baroness Elberfeld • Stacy Cohen Admiral Von Schrieber - Scott Baugher Postulant - Sharon McCarthy Other cast members are: D. Ellis, K. Wirschal, B. Kuelske, K. Naylor, L. Holzapple, S. Kulp, C. Godfrey, H. Howe, E. Pratt, T. Harshberger, S. Henry, J. Herbst, T. Smith, B. Reinecke, R. Zarfoss, J. Wallace, T. Allison. Klinger. J. Weidner, P. Hess, T. Hartman, D. Hill. Tubas Guitar At Left Row 1 (L to R): T. Myers. J. Hilde- brand. Row 2: C. Hoopes. Row 3: T. Stam- baugh. At Right L to R: S. Shuster, C. Innerst. 26 Row 1 (L to R): K. Atlig, P. Deller, J. Weidner. Row 2: L. McMennmy, S. Arnold, S. McCarty, S. Smith, D. Morton, V. Folkcnroth, D. Shellenberger. Row 3: C. Pacholok, S. Davi� , K. Wcyant, P. Feathers, D. Green, A. Davis, S. Overmillcr, L. Zeigler. 27 Row 1 (L to R): J. Zarfoss, B. Course. G. Bahn, P. Wells, L. Weiser. Row 2: N. Khanna, D. Smith, D. Himes. A. Fetner, D. Dehoff. Row 3: D. States, J. Dore, L. Pawloski, S. Munchel, C. Flory. Row 1 (L to R): T. Lucabaugh, T. Dambly. Row 2: J. Zellers. T. Shearer, B. Barnard, K. Bailey. Row 3: M. McDaniel, M. Loebach, D. Pawloski, J. Schiding, T. Lucabaugh, D. Brown. T. height, A. Yee, S. Weir, D. Eigenrauch. Row 1 (Lto R): M. Krieg, K. Dehoff, C. Ernst. Row 2: M. Meistel, M. Falkenstine. J. Beeler, E. He on, S. Gnau. Row 3: J. I .a may, R. Chase. L. Sullivan, M. Conner. S B. McCarty. C. Rincman, T. Paules. Row 3: C. Innerst, T. Myers, J. Brenneman, J. Hildebrand, J. Zellers, T. Lucabaugh. M. McDaniel, T. Stambaugh, T. Lucabaugh, D. Brown, J. Gibble, A. Yee. D. Lentz, D. Hill C. Myers, E. Duzey. 28 Row 1 (L to R): K. Ropp, L. Frye, T. Snellbaker, C. Boyer, A. Straycr, K. Whitsel, L. Holton. Row 2: M. Dietz. Row 3: S. Oberlander, T. Shaffer, A. Lentz, P. Edwards. Drill Flags B a n d F r o n t Row 1 (L to R): R. Warner, M. Allison. Row 2: S. Aughenbaugh, J. Bean, S. Row 1 (L to R): S. Gannett, C. Shuster, B. Hartman, B. Grover, L. Hart- McGurk, M. Myers, M. Krout. Row 3: L. Kinsig, K. Munchel, R. Lenz, D. man, M. King, S. Appenzeller, S. Morbelli. Row 2: H. Eberly, M. Slenker, Eigenrauch, F. Starz. K. Orwig, K. Bailey, K. King, L. Keller, M. Fink, C. Hake. 29 Choral Department The Choral Department is directed by Mr. Jerry Yoder. Concert Choir consists of seventy students in ninth through twelfth grade. Their performances this year were a Sing-A-Long Pops Concert, a Christmas Concert, and a Spring Concert. Those interested members of Concert Choir were able to participate in the Show Choir. This year the Show Choir had 21 members from grades ten to twelve. Singing for churches and local organizations was a task of these individuals. Ten ninth grade girls made up the Girls’ Ensemble, who also sang at various events. Show Choir First Row left to right: L. Stahley. I.. Harbold, I.. Tateosian, A. Pratt, I). Kigenrauch. Second Row: B. Gruver, V. Dehoff, J. Markcy, S. Cohen, C. Godfrey, N. Kastelic. Third row: S. Appenzeller. H. Howe. It. I enz. S. McCarty. K. King, J. McCulloh. Fourth Row: J. Hildebrand, I). Himes. K. Bailey, Absent was M. Falkenstine Girls Ensemble Front row left to right: A. Bupp, A. Ruth, B. Gross, T. Mount Second Row: I). Arnold. L. Holt apple, L. McGurk. B. Kuelske. Absent were I). F.lli . S. Kulp Concert Choir Finit Row: I,. Stnbley, A. Land, D. Bili� , M. Dentler, D. Arnold, T. Mount, P. Snyder, S. Dice. A. Pratt, L. Mount. B. Gemmill, A. Ruth. A. Paules. Second Row: B. Gross. K. King. K. Miller, S. Godfrey. J. Markey, K. Etris, L. Gable. N. Kastelic, D. Ness, L. Tateosian, L. McGurk, S. McCarty, A. Bupp. K. Pratt. Third Row: S. Cohen. B. Kuelske, L. Harhold, .J. McCulloh, B. Gruver, L. Holt applc, A. Rontiris, S. Appenzeller, K. Wirschal, T. Hamhl erjjer. S. Kulp, D. Ki enrnuch, R. I.enz, K. Godfrey. L. Hershcy. H. Howe, V. Dehoff. Fourth Row: J. Fry. F. Schmuck. R. Zarfoss. S. Gnau, M. Flakenstine. G. Bahn. W. Smith. D. Himes. M. Conner. B. Zimmerman, J. Hildebrand. K. Bailey, C. Rineman. B. Reinecke, M. Henry, D. Bubb Absent were K. Naylor. I). Koons, B. Gaurin. Starring DHS Late Production Assistants: The Prime Row 1: S. Pawloski, J. Markey, T. Harshberger Row 2: T. Allison, J. Herbat, M. Krieg, M. Myers, C. Grim Row 3: L. Stabley, K. Hykes. L. Gable, S. Gannett Row 4: S. Henry, T. Dambly, M. Drei, M. Hess, S. Kiefel, S. Baugher, J. Morton, L. Redding Crew: Row 1: M. Neff, F. Waldrup, D. Hammen, L, Stabley Row 2: B. Gruver, L. Murray, K. Klinedinst, V. Sweeney, S. Appenzeller, L. Davis, L. Armitage Row 1: L. Weiser. Miss Reichard, S. King Row 2: J. McNary, A. Rontiris Row 3: M. Roth, C. Mosso J2 Night Feature Time Crime Junior Class Play The Class of 1981 presented as their junior class play The Solid Gold Cadillac under the direction of Mr. Hildebrand. Mrs. Shultz was the coordinator. The play focused on Laura Partridge, and unexperienced woman who enters the business world. She starts out as a stockholder in a corporation, and eventually becomes employed by the business. She is dissatisfied with the way the Board handles affairs, but finally works her way to the top, and things begin to go her way. Row 1 (L. to R.) C. Classen, R. I,eber, Row 2 (L. to R.) T. Dambly, M. Drei, L. Gable, S. Baugher. Row 3 (L. to R.) E. Duzey, S. Kcifel, L. Redding, J. Hcrbst. P. Jansen, S. Knight, M. Myers, S. Brody, S. Henry Row 1 (L. to R.) G. Malehorn, M. Neff, S. King, S. Keeny, Row 2 (L. to R.) D. Hammen, B. Krouse, K. Klinedenst, L. Murray, K. Williams, K. Geesey, (L. to R.) Seated - B. Sprenklc, student coordinator, Mrs. Shultz, faculty coordinator. standing(L. to R.) - Mr. Hildebrand, director, L. Wciser, student director. Row 1 (L. to R.): S. Wilding, J. Markey, J. Shipman, Coach. J. Phillips, A. Little, J. Moore. Row 2: A. Campbell, C. Mosso, S. Keifel. S. Gnau, K. Naylor, C. Castle. B. Whitmore. Row 3: M. Hess. C. Grim. D. Nelson, S. French. T. Kohler, B. Reinecke. Dallastown remains a strong winning participant in the Pennsylvania High School Speech League. Under the guidance of Mr. J. Phillips, the Speech and Debate team competes with hopes of gaining points towards higher awards. The team competes in the following areas: oral interpreta- tion of prose, poetry, and dramatic literature, informative speaking, persua- sive speaking, and dehates. The students enjoy the excitement of active competition and the accompanied learning experience. Cheerleading VARSITY: (Back Row) T. Markle. K. Hykcs, B. Lafean, N. Wood. D. Arnold. Wildcat. T. Rohrbaugh, C. Decrin, L. Gable. N. Kastclic; (Front Row) L. Hamburger. T. Harshbcrger (co-captains) The cheerleaders attended the Indi- ana University of Pennsylvania this past summer, where they won several awards. The two weeks prior to the opening of school, the cheerleaders at- tended a workshop; they painted and decorated the lobby to promote school spirit for the 1980-81 season. They also supplied watermelon for the football players, and juice to the other fall sports players. Advisor Mrs. Cralcy and Assistant Miss Arnold JUNIOR VARSITY: (L-R) M. Derose. T. Gable, V. Diehl. L. Mcmenamy, L. Cacciola, K. Etris. S. Hartman JUNIOR HIGH: (L-R) T. Snyder. B. Zager. B. Shipley. J. Braun. K. Hoffman. M. Knaub (co- captain), J. Fry, R. Fitz (co-captain), M. Miller, K. Plowman. M. Fleurie. N. I.icstcr, B. Bohnert 37 Clubs • Clubs • Clubs • Clubs • Clubs Nurses Club Row 1 (L to R): S. Gumpper, S. O’Brian Row 2: Mrs. Tucker (advisor), J. Travia, K. Baker, A. Thompson, H. Miller. Missing from photo: L. Green. Library Club Seated: P. Ness, J. Keeling. L. Stremmel, S. Wise, K. Bailey, C. Stump, K. Kohler. Standing: R. Starner, Mrs. Sabey (advisor), K. Hertzler, A. Bupp, T. Weber. Clubs • Clubs • Clubs • Clubs • Clubs Photography Club Row 1 (L to R): M. Myers,S. Gannett, Mr. Itandis (advisor). M. de la Torro, P. Jansen Row 2: S. Rougher, S. Gnau, M. Drei, J. Stremmel. Audio Visual Club Kneeling: J. Hoerr, Row 2: K. Kohler, Mr. Collier (advisor), C. Castle Row 3: M. Hess, C. Grim. T. Kohler, C. Maguire. D. Knaub. )9 Varsity Club Row 1: K. Fischer. C. Phillips. M. Snyder, Ja. Weidner, Jv. Wcidner.A. Fetner.M. Walker. Row 2: D. Ness, G. Roth, J. Dolmetsch. D. Gable.S. Dolmetsch, L. Shearer, K. Becker, A. Shirey, C. Classen, K. Seitz. Row 3: S. Kotek, B. Herman, P. Smith, C. Besser.T. Diehl, S. Brown. C. Craley, S. Keeny, T. DeRose. Row 4: A. Fantom, V. Stake, P. Emcnhciser, L. Henry, E. Keeney, D. Decker. M. Bez, E. Mays, J. Taylor, Row 5: J. Druck, K. Geesey, L. Ferguson, T. Gifford, K. Munchel, T. Messman, L. Fisher, C. Kise, Row 6: C. Bowman, L. Trent, B. Richard, P. Peters, M. Bivin, M. Holt, R. Hall, G. Stauffer. Row 7: J. Vanasdale, G. Markey, G. Malehorn, D. Koons, K. Kraft, S. Snyder, L. Anderson, J. Waldrup. Row 8: S. McMullen, D. Douglas, E. Williams, E. Snyder, T. Shearer, C. Ernst, B. Ferree. Row 9: K. Dehoff, R. Clark, K. Marquette, M. Root, S. Fitz, Ji. Zero, Row 10: B. Morrison, J. Koontz, G. Grove, B. Sprenkle, Mr. Pitzer, P. Elliot, J. D. Zero, T. Sprow, D. Sprenkle. 1 c e r s The Varsity Club, headed by Mr. Pitzer, represents athletes and managers in our school. The club members take on various projects in order to provide money for different sports organiza- tions within the school. 40 (clockwise): D. Gable (vice president), J. Vanasdale (treasurer), Mr. Pitzer (advisor), K. Dehoff (president). ' the enchanted oi £fO«T5 � ifeOOn Boys’ Tennis King Of The Jungle Row 1: B. Bickcl. d. Briggs. Coach Pokopcc, R. Herman. A. Bacha Row 2: J. Weidner, T. Harvey. D. Nardontonia, R. Griffith. D. Jacobs. S. Rockelman, K. Hosch. B. Reinecke 42 The Boys’ Tennis Team roared to a 10-0 undefeated 1979-1980 season. The YCIAA champs over- powered last year’s rival, Spring Grove with a 5-2 victory. It was a senior starting lineup with four lettermen returning. They are John Briggs, Ron Her- man, Dan Nardontonia, and Jerry Weidner. Tory Harvey’s rookie year proved successful as he played Number Five man consis- tently. Briggs and Herman went undefeated individually while Dan Nardontonia went undefeat- ed for two consecutive years. Briggs and Herman saw a lot of District action as they advanced to quarter-finals before bowing out. A victory there would have sent them to States. Briggs was seeded first in York County and second in District III. Coach Pokopec commented that the team played as a cohesive unit and they really strived for a cham- pionship in their senior year. The Champs Boys’ Baseball “I thought I knew all the ways there were to lose a baseball game, but this year I learned a few more. We were a young club and hopefully learned from our mistakes,” says Coach Shoff at the close of the 1980 baseball season. The team was led by Ed Snyder in bitting a .375. Ed was selected to the All County 'leam. Ed Keeney, the second leading hitter, had a hitting average of .305. Other leaders were Leo Sullivan and Mike Gross in RBI’s with 9. In all, the team batting average was .241. This years team is looking forward to a new season with returning lettermen including Mike Schildt, Ed Snyder, John Gemmill, Ed Keeney, Tim Shearer, Leo Sullivan, and Mike Gross. Mr. Gerber is also looking forward to the new season with the improvement of the younger players in JV, who won 9 games and lost only 2 last season. VARSITY Back Row: S. Holtzapple, L. Sullivan, J. Gemmill, M. Schildt, S. McMullen. B. Sullivan, K. Keeney, E. Snyder. T. Shearer, K. Weyant. M. Moore; Front Row: M. Gross, C. Barshinger, B. Seitz, B. Schaffler. T. Clcwell, R. Green, A. Fetner Standing-Coach Gerber. Kneeling-Coach Shoff RED LION 11-4 Agony 5-3 Agonv KENNARI) DALE 4-3 Ecstacy 2-1 Agony CATHOLIC 10-2 Agony 6-5 Agony EASTERN 11-5 Agony 4-2 Agony SUSQUKHANNOCK 5-4 Eost.icy 2-1 Agony VO-TECH 5-3 Ecstacy 5-0 Agony SUBURBAN 10 0 Agony 8-5 Ecstacy JUNIOR VARSITY Back Row: F. Jaslow. R. Khr- hart, R. Loitzel. T. Paule , K. Collision, J. Fillmore. C. Myers, B. Greenplate. M. McGarrile, T. Derose Middle Row: D. Strayer, K. Marquet. J. Wallace, M. Connor. B. Seitz, T. Sprow, K. Myers, P. Hess Front Row: B. Borcheldt. M. Daniels, E. Williams. B. Devono 43 In The Fast Lane Shot and Discus: Row 1: C. Godfrey, C. Derry, J. Waltersdorf, S. Trostle, M. Eberly, W. Markle. Row 2: C. Dentler, R. Daugherty, J. Vanasdale, G. Denis- ton. 1980 Track Record Lancaster Catholic (ex.) B - Ecstacy G - Agony Manheim Township (ex.) B - Agony York High B - Ecstacy G - Ecstacy Red Lion B - Agony G - Ecstacy Spring Grove B - Agony G - Agony York Catholic (ex.) B - Ecstacy Southwestern (ex.) G - Agony York Suburban B - Ecstacy G - Ecstacy West York B - Agony G - Agony Central B - Agony G - Ecstacy Varsity Track ’80 Above: Coach Pasternak, Coach Geesey, Ass. Coach Oswald. Far Right: Ass. Coach Zimmerman. Below: Jumpers: Row 1: S. Gunnet, B. Trayn- ham, B. Keener, D. Decker, J. Aiken, T. Ness, M. Holt, S. Davis, B. I hr, D. McKnight, B. Shive. Row 2: T. Nciman, T. Small, A. Lind, L. Vought, T. Sexton. T. Garret. S. Godfrey, L. Pawloski. The 1980 Varsity Track season was somewhat of a disappointment to the ladies, who lost two of their six league meets, both in the last event of the meet. The men’s team lost four of their six, and were devastated by injuries and close defeats. They did manage to capture the field trophy at the Suburban Relays. On an individ- ual basis, it was an excellent year for broken records; New records set by the ladies are: C. Godfrey - Discus 102’6”; F. Ferree - Long Jump 17’ 1V4”, Triple Jump 37’; S. Kotek - 800 m. 2:25.5, 1600 m. 5:04.2, 3200m. 11:31.7; Records set by the men are as follows: J. Aiken (listed on page 46); S. Trostle - shot put 52’4”, discus 154’ 6V2”; A. Jeffers - 1600 m. 4:33.2; L. Anderson - 3200 m. 10:15.2 The men sent four to districts, and the ladies two, of these, Joe Aiken and Sue Kotek advanced to states. 44 Sprinter� (top) 1st row- M. McKnight, M. I.iephart, L. McMenamy, L. Henry, L. Trent, M. Peters, R. Carter. 2nd row- S. Munchel, S. Fink, T. Beck, L. Knopp, C. Bowman. G. Molehorn, S. Keeny, P. Ness. 3rd row- J. Zero, D. Pawloski, J. Zero, R. Golden. Hurdlers (middle) front- J. Myers, L. Partington, L. Attig, A. Manu- bag. back- D. Bell, G. Markey, T. Bentzel. Distance (bottom) front- J. Snyder, 1st row- P. Wilshere, A. Thompson, B. Taylor, J. Druck, D. Norris, S. Kotek D. Myers, J. Budesheim, B.Raffensberger. 2nd row- S. Fitz, B. Ferree.B. Davis, A. Jeffers, B. Hoffman, S. Snyder, J. Koontz, R. Myers, L. Anderson. 45 Jr. High Track ’80 Sitting: A. Ruth, G. Mazzcrella, T. Kotek, M. Slcnkcr, E. McMcnamy, A. Orwig, S. Seifken. Row 2: S. Pitzor, P. Bcsscr, T. Blymire, C. Gee, T. Jacobs. M. Schnctzka, J. McClung, T. Fox. J. Daugherty, R. Schmidt. A. Yee. A. Wolf. mgr. Row 3: B. Brown, D. Rigcnraugh, J.D. Peterson, C. Hivner, D. Troutman, I.. Slate, B. Zimmerman, D. Hopper. J. Wilke, M. Klicker, D. Hill, B. Brauw. M. Barnhart. E. Krimmel, D. Stump, J. Heckert. T. Smith. S. Neff. mgr. York Suburban Ecstacy Red Lion Ecstacy North Hills Ecstacy York High Ecstacy West York Ecstacy Spring Grove York Suburban Relay- Agony Jr. High Champions The Junior High Track Team enjoyed an excellent year in ’80. Coach McWil- liams commented that this year was the best he had ever had in his years of coach- ing. Only a slim defeat by Spring Grove kept them from league championship. At right, L. to R. are: Ass. Coach Streibig, Coach McWilliams, Ass. Coach H. Muir. A Special Tribute Track star Joe Aiken with a few reminders of past perfor- mances. This small section is dedicated to a very big member of the 1980 Varsity Track team, Joe Aiken. In every Varsity League meet he contributed four first places to Dallastown’s score in the high jump, long jump, triple jump, and high hurdles. He set school records in these events as follows: high jump 6’ 8 Vi”, long jump 22’, triple jump 47’ 5”, and high hurdles 14.5 sec. He was one of the four members of the boys’ team to go to districts, where he placed first in the high jump, second in the long and triple jumps, and fourth in the high hurdles. He advanced to states and placed sixth in the high jump. Joe will not soon be forgotten by Dallastown Track and all those who worked with him. 46 Girls’ Volleyball Girls’ Varsity Volleyball L to R- E. Fitz, T. Kraft, J. Weidner, C. Besser, I). Fitzkee P. Kmenheiser, S. Sweeney, C. Crnlcy, K. Myers, J. Weidner, A. Shirey, and Coach Kolega. Varsity Stats Suburban- Ecstacy Red Lion- Agony ! Dover- Ecstacy Hanover- Agony West York- Ecstacy Kennard Dale- Ecstacy Susquehannock-Agony Northeastern- Agony South Western- Ecstacy Vo- Tech- Ecstacy Central- Agony Eastern- Agony York High- Ecstacy Spring Grove- Agony Under the direction of Coach Ko- lega, the 1980 girls’ Varsity volley- ball team finished 7 and 14. Elaine Fitz was named the most valuable player. The girls’ Junior Varsity team finished 8 and 14, under the direction of Coach Lentz. JV Volleyball L to R- Back Row- Coach I.entz, K. Myers, L. Hannigan, S. Oberlander, M. Fink, B. I. to R- E. Fitz, T. Kraft Green, L Garrett, S. Altland. B. Munchel, S. Dittenhafer, A. Anderson, mgr. Front row V. Stake. T. Keeney. D. Arnold, T. Druck, S. Aughenhaugh, S. Hartman, S. Dice, Mascot - Barnette 47 c r o s s C o u n t r 1st Row (L to R) L. Pawloski, S. Snyder, S. Kotek, S. Siefken, Coach Klingler, A. Thompson, 2nd Row, J. Koonz, B. Feree, R. Myers, C. Ernst, E. McMenamy, J. Wald nip, C. Burkeholder, J. Porter, M. Pantano. Row 3, L. Anderson, S. Hoffman. y The Cross Country team of 1980 ripped through a thrilling season. The team had hopes of a winning season and as it turned out they were surprisingly strong against their competi- tors. Despite the return of only two lettermen, the team racked up eight wins. This is the most wins ever achieved by any Dallastown Cross Country team. Senior letterman, Lance An- derson, along with Jim Koontz, also a letterman, led a perfectly, balanced squad that included Seniors; Chris Ernst, Blaine Fer- ree, Scott Snyder, Angie Thompson, Junior; Sue Kotek, and Freshmen; Clint Burkholder, Scott Hoffman, Eve Mcmenamy, Sara Siefken, and Jim Waldrup. Randy Myers, a senior, was the team Co-captain. Sue was the girls county champion and ad- vanced to state competition. The team had a slow start at 0-3. Coach Klingler credits the Co-captains for keeping a good team morale until the Wildcats rolled over eight of their last nine opponents. Every win was an outright team effort in which every runner did what he had to do. New school records were set by Sue Kotek and Lance Anderson, but all of the runners contributed equally. 48 (Left to Right) Coach, E. Williams. B. Zarfoss, J. Orwig, D. Deller. T. Bentzel, D. Douglas, D. Pawloski, S. McMullen (Front Row) J. Weidner, P. Elliot. S. Thompson Wildcat Golf Northeastern- Susquehannock- York Catholic- Red Lion- Eastern- York Suburban- York High- Susquehannock- York Catholic- Red Lion- Eastern- York Suburban- York High- 4-15 Agony 14-5 Ecstacy 10-10 Tie 7-13 Agony 14-5 Ecstacy 20-0 Ecstacy 8-11 Agony 15-5 Ecstacy 17-3 Ecstacy 0-19 Agony 4-15 Agony 17-2 Ecstacy 19-1 Ecstacy “Coach Kehr feels although we did not do real well, we did as well as expected, and we anticipate that with the experience gained, next year will be a good one. Scott McMullen did a very fine job this year.” 49 Varsity-Varsity Hockey Varsity-Varsity ROW 1: (L-R) Coach Roller, B. Herman, Ju. Weidncr, A. Shirey, B. Taylor, T. Diehl, S. McCarty (mgr.). ROW 2: A. Weber (Mgr.), M. Hendricks, M. Snyder, P. Rmenheiser, P. Hess, A. Pantom, T. Keeney, K. Fisher, J. Druck, M. Walker, C. Besser, P. Smith. Varsity Field Hockey 2 - 1 Northeastern Ecstacv 1 - 0 Central Ecstacv 1 - 0 Rennard-Dale Ecstacy 1 - 2 Hanover Agony 2 - 0 York High Ecstacy 2 - 1 Eastern Ecstacv 0 ■ 2 Spring Grove Agony 1 - 2 South Western Agony | 0 - 1 Susquehannock Agony 0 - 1 Dover Agony j 1 - 0 West York Ecstacy 1 - 3 York Suburban Agony 1 - 0 Red Lion •• Overtime ECSTACY “If we only had it to do over again,” commented Coach Roller as the 1980 Field Hockey season came to a close. Losing three games by only one point and three in overtime, the record of seven wins and six losses does not sound very impressive, especially because it does not show the skill, pride, and determination possessed by the Varsity team throughout the season. Ending the season with a BIG BANG by beating Red Lion, whose record held only two losses, Coach Roller put much confi- dence in the senior class by starting Colette Besser, Tina Diehl, Jeannie Druck, Raren Fisher, Melissa Hendricks, Amy Shirey, Mollie Snyder, Bonnie Taylor, Michelle Walker, Julie Weidner, and junior, Tara Reeney as goalie. High scorer of the 1980 Field Hockey season was Paula Emen- heiser while Tina Diehl and Amy Shirey tied for second. Much praise must be given to the goalie, Tara Reeney, who stopped ninety-nine shots for goal and only allowed thirteen to score against her team. Voted by her teammates, Colette Besser was awarded Most Valuable Player of the season. jv jv Hockey JV JV This year’s Junior Varsity Field Hockey team consisted of many inexperienced players who saw little action last year. The season was a rebuilding year for the JV, because last year’s championship team had moved up to varsity. The team was comprised of a very spirited and talented group of players. Three of those players put their skills to the test and scored. They were junior, Laurie Righter; sophmore, Michelle Snyder; and freshman, Nita Stiles. The entire freshman class also saw a lot of action, hoping to gain playing experience. “The team showed real team- work and determination,” replied Coach Joni Oswald when asked about her second coaching season at Dallas- town. Future JV Hockey seasons look bright and optimis- tic. JV Field Hockey 0 - 0 Northeastern Draw 0 - 1 Central Agony 0 - 0 Kennard-Dale Draw 0 - 0 Eastern Draw 0 - 4 Spring Grove Agony 1 - 0 Southwestern Ecstacy 0 - 1 SusquehannockAgony • 0 - 0 Dover Draw 2 - 0 York SuburbanEcstacy 0 - 1 Red Lion Agony • Penalty stroke ROW 1: (L-R) M. Dowel), M. Snyder. G. Denniaton, J. Herman, L. Righter, Y. Ludwig, H. Miller. ROW 2: Coach Oswald, K. Ludwig, T. Ramble. A. Underwood, K.J. Myers, A. Land, S. Lehr, S. Owen, D. Senft ROW 3: M. Barbor, S. Bupp, D. Thoraen, C. Ferree, K. Godfrey, A. Ruth, A. Henry ROW 4: B. Barnard, S. Arnold, K. Myers, B. Munchel, N. Stiles, S. Davis, J. Goss. C. Vogler, J. Budesheim, K. Brenneman. 51 1980 YCIAA Champs Front Row: Coach Pitzer, E. Mays, E. Keeney, M. Be . J. Vanasdale, D. Nes� , G. Roth, J. Ludwig, M. Bivin, S. Smith, R. Zemanik, Coach Cleary 2nd Row: Coach Neff, T. Kastelic, G. Stauffer, L. Fisher, Joe Zero, R. Hall, C. Kise, R. Bryner, R. Pitzer, J. Thompson, Coach Shoff 3rd Row: T. Messman, B. Whetzel, J. Wetzler, M. Fitz, R. Innerst, K. Marquet, D. McCormack. J. Kellogg, M. Holt 4th Row: J. Starz, D. McKnight, K. Myers. T. Sprow, J. Gemmill, S. Fitz, J. Zero, D. Sprenkle, G. Grove Gth Row: S. Wilson, R. Golden, R. Soltes, J.D. Zero, T. Tome, T. Smith, B. Morrison, D. Troutman 6th Row: K. McClung, B. Black. D. Peterson, D. Anderson, R. Horner, C. Noll, E. Taylor, C. Hivner 7th Row: B. Sharp, D. Hopper, D. Shuler, J. Klinedinst, B. Bruaw, R. Ehrhart, R. Leitzel, T. Barnett 8th Row: C. Hcrshncr, K. Palmer, S. Atland, L. Deller, B. Ream, V. Deller Not Pictured: R. Myers, C. Loughran, K. Folkenroth Cumberland Valley- 10-7 Ecatacy Biahopp McDevitt-40-14 Ecstacy Wayneaboro- 21-6 Ecatacy Hanover- 41-7 Ecatacy York Catholic- 25-14 Ecatacy Spring Grove- 41-14 Ecatacy Weal York- 20-0 Ecatacy York Suburban- 34-0 Ecatacy Central- 28-14 Ecatacy Red Lion- 31-16 Ecatacy The Wildcats finished the 1980 season with a perfect 10. Coach Pitzer commented that we had a great team effort led by co-captains Jim Vanasdale and Eric Mays. “We had a very explosive offense which was led by Jr. QB John Gemmill.” In the backfield with John was Jim Vanasdale, Matt Bivin, John Zero, and Bob Morrison. Blocking for these super runners were Eric Mays, John Ludwig, Carl Loughran, Tom Sprow, and Kevin Mar- quet. The three receivers who all were excellent blockers as well as receivers were Jim Zero, Steve Fitz, and Ed Keeney. Our offense scored 291 points while our defense only gave up 92 points. Our defense was built around Jim Vanasdale, Matt Bivin, Eric Mays, and Steve Smith. Giving great support to these four stal- warts was Tom Kastelic, Randy Innerst, John Zero, Steve Fitz, Bob Morrison, Martin Bez, Tim Messman, Ed Keeney, Joe Zero, and John Gemmill. Our speciality teams did an outstanding job as Greg Roth did all our place kicking and John Gemmill did our punting. Undefeated! J.V. Football 1 iit Row: D. Hopper, E. Grove, J. Kellogg, M. Stern, J. Gladwin, S. Wilson, C. Herner, R. Golden, V. Deller, B. Bruaw 2nd Row: T. Barnett, R. Ehrhart, J. Starz. C. Noll, R. Hocrmen, R. Snyder, J. Klicndcnst, E. Taylor, R. Leitzcl, D. Anderson I.ancaster Cntholic- 16-6 Ecstacy Hanover- 27-7 Ecstacy York Catholic 14-12 Agony Spring Grove- 14-12 Ecstacy West York- 8-0 Ecstacy Suburban- 26-0 Ecstacy Central- 28-27 Ecstacy Red Lion- 50-0 Ecstacy Managing Staff Front Row (L to R) S. Atland,trainer;C. Hershncr.head trainer Second Row (I, to R) L. Deller,head manager; B. Ream.manager Coaches Coaching staff (1-r): W. Neff. R.Shoff.R.Cleary, J. Pitzcr, head coach. Ready, Exercise! rwmewi “ '3 Front Row: M. Barnhart, M. Sharp. C. Daugherty, L. Slate, R. Jones, S. Pitzer, S. McCullough. J. Keeney, F. Schmuck. S. Clever, M. Schultz 2nd Row: T. Smeltzcr, C. Mogul, C. Barett, J. Daugherty, C. Craley, R. Wilson, T. Livingston, J. Siegel, S. Krout, D. Anderson 3rd Row: D. Tomen, D. Hammen, K. Muller, S. Prendcl, G. Fix, N. Morton, D. Reck, T. Druck, T. Tome, J. Moore 4th Row: T. Smith, C. Dice. J. Hulbert, K. Long. J. Klunk, D. Godfrey, T. Kveler, D. Bupp, D. Pendergast, G. Stambaugh 5th Row: F. Snyder. J. Sterner, J. Himes, R. Spyker, K. Derdorf, M. Flicker. D. Fouth, M. Grove Coaches: K. Myers, K. Gladfelter Managers: B. Swonger, T. Weber, J. Kemper, A. Bupp, L. Knaub Head Coach: E. Hower Jr. High Football The team was an enjoyable group of young men as far as maturity goes. We were not as physically mature as some teams. We also suffered from the lack of team strength while being plagued by injuries, fumbles, and other miscellaneous misques. A more positive note is that Coach Hower feels that the men he coached will be superb athletes their Jr. and Sr. years, Coach Hower also highlighted the backs Jim Keeney, Shawn Pit7.er, and Rodney Jones. Steve Clever and Marli Elicker show great promise as Wildcat linemen. Coach Hower feels “that had we not had the injuries and intensively misques, the season record could have been six and one.” Susquehannock- 14-0 Kcstacy Central- 12-0 Kcstacy York Suburban- 12-8 Kcstacy Red Lion- 12-14 Agony York High 8-14 Agony Spring Grove- 6-44 Agony West York- 14-16 Agony 54 1980 Girls’ Tennis 1980 Row 1 (L to R): C. Classen, L. Henry, P. Peters, T. DcRose, K. Seitz Row 2: J. Mars, E. Pratt, B. Schoffler, J. Taylor, K. Slates Row 3: Coach Wilson. D. Uricheck, J. Shaull, K. Kessler, S. Anderson, J. Wiliman, D. Jones, S. Godfrey, K. Geesey The 1980 girls’ tennis season was let down for both Coach Wilson and the team. Their record of 0-10 does not show the spirit that was maintained throughout the season or the close matches, such as the Central, York Sub- urban and Northeastern matches that were all hard fought battles only lost by one point. Coach Wilson commented on the ef- forts of all the seniors, especially those non-starting seniors that stuck it out throughout the season. This year’s sen- iors are Carol Classen, Peg Peters, Jen- ny Taylor, and Kris Geesey. Coach Wilson also commented that she is looking forward to a better season next year because most of the returning players will be playing all year long. 0-7 Spring Grove Agonv 1-6 Hanover Agony 3-4 Central Agony 3-4 York Suburban Agony 2-5 York High Agony 2-5 South Western Agony 1-6 Dover Agony 3-4 Northeastern Agony 1-6 West York Agonv 0-5 Red Lion Agony c B o y s Top left, clockwise; S. Hoffman, J. Ferguson, I). McCormack, M. King. S. I’rimlle, A. Fink. K. Hosch. I). Green. K. Starner, R. ('lark. K. Dehoff. S. I.ciphnrt. S. Shearer. M. Shriver. B. Fischer. S. (.and. J. McClung, I). McUne. Below. Row 1, (L. to R.); K. Becker. I,. Shearer, S. Brown, 'I', Clifford. K (Jeesey,. Row ‘2, S. Davis, S. Hodchcavcr. K. Renniger. B. Boeder, K. Doyle, J. Green. Row 3,(1. Denniston, J. Do re, I,. Ferguson. R. Bommer.T. Beck. I). I.ee. I.. Hendershot. Row 4, K. Wither� . L. Reed, T. Mrljmr, B. Herman. A. I .and. G 1 r 1 s 5 L. to K; I). Sweigart, 1). Wildoson, K. (!e«tey, C. Snyder. K. Munchel, A Shirey. H. Schmidt. T. I.eight. C'cwch Johnson. GIRLS’ RESULTS DOVER ecstasy SUBURBAN agony SPRING GROVE ecstasy- RED LION ' ecstasy SOUTH WESTERN ecstasy YORK HIGH ecstasy SUBURBAN agony SPRING GROVE ecstasy DOVER agony SOUTH WESTERN ecstasy RED LION ecstasy YORK HIGH ecstasy BOYS’ RESULTS DOVER ecstasy SUBURBAN agony- SPRING GROVE ecstasy RED LION Cm ITU U’LV'l'L’UM agony Mill 1 H i rA 1 hKN agony YORK HIGH ecstasy SUBURBAN agony- SPRING GROVE ecstasy DOVER ecstasy SOUTH WESTERN agony- RED LION ecstasy YORK HIGH ecstasy The 1980-81 Dallastown Swim Team completed another successful season this year under the first year coaching of Miss .Jeri Myers, and assistant coaches Ray Geesey and Kathy Hevner. The Wildcat girls finished league competition with an impressive 9-8 record, while the boys ended up 7-5. Along with the swimmers, coach Jay Johnson’s divers enjoyed a very successful season. The team's tri-captains consisted of l.isa Shearer. Sandy Brown, and Kevin Dehoff. As the season wound to a close Kevin Dehoff. Beth Boeder, and Donna Deerin captured individual county titles in the YCIAA Championship Meet. Lisa Shearer. Kyra Becker, Beth Roeder. Donna Deerin. Sandy Brown. Roberta Bommer, Kris Geesey, Kevin Dehoff. Ken Starner. Rob Clark, and Steve I .and moved on to District competion. At Districts Beth Roeder again captured a championship and school record in the 100 Fly. and joined Donna Deerin. Beth Herman, and l.isa Shearer in the Medley Relay which qualified for States and also set a school record. The boy's District Meet was highlighted by outstanding performance from Kevin Dehoff and Rob (’lark. Dehoff set school records and captured fifth place in both the 200 Free and 100 Fly, while Clark captured second place in the 100 Breast and a sixth in the IM. which was also good enough for a school record. Both boys advanced to States, where along with the girls achieved unprecidented success. Amy Shirey was the lone Dallastown representative in the District Diving Meet. Managers Coaches e t b a 1 1 C 0 m e s A 1 1 V e t The 1981 Girl ’ Varsity Basketball team. Row 1: (L to R); V. Stake, A. Fantom, Row 2; T. Keeney, Ju. Weidner, A. Fetner, M. Snyder. Row 3; Ja. Weidner, P. Smith, C. Phillips, D. Blouse, T. Druck, S. Kotek. The 1980-81 Girls’ Varsity Basketball team again saw a winning season, finishing with a record of 20 wins and 1 loss. This loss was to York Catholic, and was early in the season. The varsity starters included Jane Weidner, Julie Weidner, Cindy Phillips, Diane Blouse, and Paula Smith. Coach Pip Henry stated, “We’ve had a successful season thus far, and I hope that it continues.” This was a successful season for Cindy Phillips, with her accomplishment of scoring her 1000th point. The J. V. team finished third in the league. A new Jr. High team has gotten together this year. It is made up of seventh and eighth graders. The team has only played exhibition games this year. VARSITY 54-17 York Suburban Ecstacv 60-19 Vo-Tech Ecstacy 59-25 Susquehannock Ecstacy 51-34 Eastern Ecstacy 56-20 Kennard Dale Ecstacy 52-19 Red Lion Ecstacy 30-49 York Catholic Agony 38-36 York Suburban Ecstacy 56- 9 Vo-Tech Ecstacy 46-17 Susquehannock Ecstacy 50-19 Eastern Ecstacy 48-27 Kennard Dale Ecstacy 57-49 Red Lion Ecstacy 42-41 York Catholic ECSTACY 58 The Leaders. Co-captain—Jane Weidner, Miss Henry—Coach, Co-captain—Cindy Phillips. The 1981 Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball team, Row 1 (L to R); M. Slenker, S. Oberlandcr. L. Runkle, S. Mininchino, J. Goss. P. Snyder, B. Barret. Row 2; L. Fantom, K. Ludwig, K. Schmuck. B. Green, S. Bupp, T. Kotek. Mr. White (coach). Junior Varsity York Suburban Agony Vo Tech Ecstacv Susquehannock Ecstacv Eastern Ecstacv Kennard Dale Ecstacy Red Lion Ecstacy York Catholic Agony York Suburban Ecstacy Vo Tech Ecstacv Susquehannock Ecstacv Eastern Ecstacv Kennard Dale Ecstacv Red Lion Agony York Catholic Agony The team managers were (L to R); V. Stambaugh, K. Fischer, D. Arnold. e r s A r e S The Junior High Girls’Basketball team, (L to R); Row 1; S. Stambaugh, C. Brannon, K. Stein, J. Frey. K. Stein, M. Slenker. Row 2; C. Hendershot, D. Barnes, K. Sjolander, C. Bricker, W. Bluett, M. Wirschal, C. Hendershot. Row 3; S. Greenplate, H. Fry, B. Myers, Mrs. Zarfoss (coach), C. Rudisill, K. Pitzor, D. Snyder. u c c e s s f u 1 59 Dallastown’s Super Hoopers Boys’ Varsity Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Bowen would like to recog- nize Gary Markey and Darren Decker as both exceptional players and players with good attitudes toward sportman- ship and the team. Troy Hinkle has been instrumental throughout the year, but also in the last half of the season he greatly improved. “In order to be a winner we must pre- pare ourselves to the highest level of men- tal and physical ca- pabilities. Row 1: A. Martin. T. Hinkle, G. Markey Row 2: F. Jaslow, G. Slattery. M. Schildt, S. Sullivan. A. Hevner. S. Fitz. E. Engelman, D. Decker. B. Sullivan, Coach Bowen 60 Row 1: J. Boeckcl, R. Carter. M. Schilling, B. Greenplate, P. Tickle. D. Strayer Row 2: Coach Gerber. D. Nicholaon, K. Marquet, S. Deardorff, J. Klincdinst. S. Hildebrand, D. Shuler 61 Jr. High Cagers The 1980-81 Jr. High Basketball season was successful for the third year. The highlight of the year was winning the Eastern Basketball Tour- nament. The record of 8-8 is not a fair evaluation of the team’s performance. The team lost five games by only one point includ- ing a triple overtime game. Row 1: S. Snyder. K. Muller. S. Pitzer, J. Moore. S. McCullough, J. Krout Row 2: Coach Harmon. F. Schmuck. B. Markey, K. Deardorff, P. Myers. S. Hudnk, T. Gohn Jr. High J.V. Dribblers The 1980-81 Dallas- town Jr. High Basketball Team had a very success- ful year finishing with an 8-4 record. Outstanding 8th graders were Brian Fisher and Dave Ander- son. 7th grader Joe Deerin played a big part as a team play maker. Keeping up with the good attitude and hard work this team could be an excellent one in fu- ture years. ROW 1: M. Schenesake, T. Bankert. D. Gerber. J. Deerin, E. Swartz. T. Grove ROW 2: C. Rohrbaugh, R. Marquette. S. Yohe, B. Fisher, J. Cline, J. Eyster H. Swartzbaugh ROW 3: D. Dise, A. Wolfe, G. McCormick, Coach Zimmerman, D. Anderson, J. Rcinholt, M. Zimmerman. J.V. Wrestling Champions Carlisle Shippensburg Hempfield Holiday Tournament Eastern Vo-Tech Susquehannock Northeastern Hanover York West York Red Lion Dover York Catholic Central South Western Spring Grove L-R Row 1: A. Boll, B. Malehorn. R. Myer� . M. Sweitzer, D. Hauck, S. Seymore Row 2: E. Yee, S. Wilson, E. Krimmel, J. Childress, M. Potter; Row 3: R. Innerst. M. Loebach, R. Kohler, J. LeMay, B. McCarty, D. Troutman, G. Grove. The Junior Varsity wrestling team, under the direction of coach Ed Adams, earned a perfect 13-0-0 record and the league championship. They also won the team championship at the Lower Dauphin Christmas Tournament. The team was made up of Jim Contino at 98, Dave Hauck at 105, Mark Sweitzer at 112, Ron Myers at 119, Bret Malehorn at 126, Andy Boll at 132, Eric Krimmel at 138, Dave Troutman at 145, Roy Kohler at 155, John LeMay at 167, Greg Grove at 185, and Randy Innerst at heavyweight. Jr. High Wrestling Eastern W Red Lion W Spring Grove W York W Hanover W York Suburban W South Western W Susquehannock W West York W Dover L Central Tie L-R: Row 1: B. Krouse, B. Druck, C. Myers, C. Prindle, C. Baldwin, T. Tome, R. Roberta. R. Wilson, J. Henry, P. I-eiphart; Row 2: D. Arnold, J. Daugherty. C. Anstadt. B. Krout, C. Dice, M. Sharp; Row 3: M. Ilgenfritz, K. Folkenroth, S. Craley, J. Himes, S. Inners, A. Contino (mgr.), A. Bupp (mgr.). The Junior High Wrestling team, coached by A1 Owens, completed the season with a 9-1-1 record and a second place in the league. The team’s only loss came to an experienced Dover team late in the season. Despite their inexperience, the wrestlers did a great job and showed much promise. Rod Roberts posted an undefeated record for the Wildcats. Hall Of Presidents 1’irliircd above are lilt- following Kirs I Indies wnd President . seated Row I (I. to K): Carol Krork. Kandi McCullough.-lean |.ipj� y. Mi-lisa Kltrli.irl How 2: Monirn Hill. Michael Ha Id win. Harold Iterger. Charles Marlin. Hr -mla Jamison. Alice lax-kharl. Standing: Kevin (dadfeller. Janii-s Kili xi. Diane Craley. Merle Anderson. Charles I-midis. Alan l.illle, Fred Hingaman. (’arson lairkin. Keith Collier. Pamela lame. Missing from the |iielure are laiwrence Adams, .lames Ake. Terry Allison. Ruth Ann Arnold, .lames Heck. William Heme. Rii hard Cleary. Ray (leesey. and Rover (ierlier n Hall Of Presidents I'liliired .iIhiv r .irr I lie following Kirsl l-adn-s .-mil I'rrxidrnli� , Ki'iilcd Kow I (I. lo K): Harry Slein. Williiim Zimmerman. -lames I’lnllips Row 2: M.irv Ann Workinger. Iternadelle Tnseano. Miehaelene Willy. Jeri Mvcrs. Standing: Crelelten Zimmerman. All «- 1 Wallemyer. Owi n I’.iden, Milliard Zorlman. Wayne Nell. Jerry Voder. Sieplien Volte, .lane Tin ker. Mu ln .il l‘nkn|iee. Anne Wilson. Herald Wood. Meeting Irom I lie put ure are .loanne Colwall. Nallianiel Hannon. Kmiald Hill, Ki« hard Keltr. .lohn Klingler, Sue Koller. IKtrna la-ass-. Heverly Morgan, and Roger Rev Holds Hall Of Presidents Pictured above are the following First Indies and Presidents, seated Row 1 (I. to R); Rafe Nabors, Nadine Miller. Lynne Shive. Row 2: Doris Muir, Harriet Moore, Beth Reichard, Ruth Shaffer, Ruth Sabey, Standing: James Musser, Pamela Kolega, Merle Anderson, John Pitzer, Carolyn Shultz. Douglas Smith. David Miller. Richard Shoff, JoAnn I Hindis. Robert Moreland. Missing from the picture are Duane Stauffer, Sandy Stock, Henry Sultner, Jeffery Kmig, Laura Fitz, Lynn Henry. Mary McCormick, Marguerite McKnight. Arlene Neff, and Carroll Lyminski. 74 Supporting Personnel High School Secretaries Standing (L to R): Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Saylor, Mrs. Heindel, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Hildebrand, Mrs. Dice, and Mrs. Reisinger. District Office Secretaries Standing (L to R): Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Raffensberger, Miss Cleary, Mrs. Rcnocl. Mrs. Rurst, Mrs. Shearer. Mrs. Mitzel, Mrs. Stein Seated: Mrs. Shellenberger. Cafeteria Staff Kneeling (L to R): L. Kinard, J. Henry, C. Sprenkel, J. Ebersolc, R. Forry, J. Flinchbaugh, G. Selby, M. Carroll, P. Gladfelter, D. Myers, A. Boyer. Standing: C. Ferree, M. Bailey, J. McCoy, D. Barely, C. Flinchbaugh, A. Winemiller, G. Rchmyer, S. Shilling, J. May, P. Runkle, D. Ilyes, D. Scott. front to back, Mary Knaub-Secretary, Shawn McCullough-Treasurer, Frank Schmuck-Vicc President. Niles Morton-President, and Mr. Har- mon-Advisor of ninth grade front to back, Gretchen Denninston-President, Paul Besser-Vice President. Michelle Snyder- Secretary. Anne I-and-Treasurer, and Mr. Shoff- Advisor of tenth grade left to right, Paula Kmenheiser-President, Troy Leight-Trcasurer, Mr. Mooreland-Advisor of elev- enth grade. Missing from photo is I-aurie Grove- Vice-President. 76 front to back, Leslie Gable-President, Sandy Brown-Vice President, Sue Keeny-Treasurer, and Miss Miller Advisor of twelfth grade Dallastown Wrestling The Legacy Continues!! WRESTLING SEASON WINS LOSSES TIES 1962 6 2 1 1963 6 1 0 1964 3 5 0 1965 4 4 0 1966 6 6 0 1967 6 1 0 1968 7 1 0 1969 10 0 0 1970 13 0 0 1971 13 0 0 1972 12 1 0 1973 12 1 0 1974 13 0 0 1975 12 1 0 1976 13 0 0 1977 12 1 0 1978 13 1 0 1979 13 1 0 1980 14 0 0 1981 14 0 0 — — — TOTAL RECORD SINCE INCEPTION: 202 26 1 The Dallastown wrestlers, their record speaks for itself and each proceeding year seems just a reinforcement of their overall wrestling supremacy. The 1980-81 season was no different as the Cats powered their way to a 14-0 league record and were undefeated in non-league competition. At the outset of the season, things looked pretty grim for the champs as they had only five returning lettermen and only three of which were seniors. They were consequently forced to rely on nine underclassmen to fill the lineup. The media didn’t even consider them in contention for the championship. But one must not forget the attitude of the Dallastown wrestlers. The team pulled together, worked hard, and when it came time for the matches, proved them- selves the champions they were by obliterating every opponent they faced. The Cats proved themselves champions early in the season by winning the Lower Dauphin Christmas Tournament, a feat never before accomplished by a Dallastown varsity team. Individual cham- pions in the tourney were Scott Dolmetsch, 105; Dave Gable, 126; Scott Fitz, 138; and Matt Bivin, 185. In dual meets no opposing team got within 19 points of the champs and a victory in the Sectional Tournament topped off the perfect season. Individual sectional champions were Gable, Bivin, Keith Folkenroth, and Dave Brenne- man, Hwt. Gable, Bivin, and Brenneman were also third place win- ners in the District Tournament. 63 Varsity Wrestling Champions L-R Row 1: Dave Gable. Mark Noll, John Dolmetsch, Scott Dolmctach, Scott Thompson, Jim Contino; Row 2: Dave Brenneman, Matt Bivin, Bob Morrison, Keith Polkenroth. Dave Bell, Scott Fitz, Brooks Seitz. Carlisle Shippenaburg Hempfteld Holiday Tournament Eastern Vo-Tech Susquehannock Northeastern Hanover % York York Sub West York Red Lion, Dover York Catholic Central South Western Spring Grove W W W W W Coachea: Mr. Bence, Mr. Adams. Freshmen Homeroom 65, (LtoR): Row 1; S. Hoffman, J. Hulbert, J. Himes, M. Grove, I). Grim, I,. Hender- shot,.I. Fry. J. Green. J. Gass. Row 2;C. Hoffmaster, K. Godfrey, E. Gross, S. Heighes, S. Godfrey, M. Henry. A. Grim, I.. Geesey, S. Hauck,. Row 3; D. Hammen. C. Frey, G. Gallatin, I). Hummel, R. Gross, T. Hostetler. J. Heekert, D. Hench, S. Hudak. M. Ilgenfritz, Miss B. Reichard. Homeroom 56, (LtoR); Row 1; S. Butera, K. Brown, M. Burke, L. Bortner, J. Braun, C. Dcerin, E. Daugherty. A. Bupp. Row 2; C. Cummings. S. Bupp. D. Brody, A. Clarkson, C. Craley, C. Daugherty, S. Clever, D. Bubb, C. Burkholder,. Row 3; M. Brenne- mun. L. Conway, J. Gross. R. Burns. C. Davidson, A. Campbell, R. Davidson, F. Brenneman, S. Craley. T. Cassidy. Mrs. I.ane. Homeroom 103, (LtoR) Row 1; J. Stough, T. Thoman, J. Tobin, F. Snyder, M. Terney, T. Snyder, T. Tome, R. Thompson, D. Sweigart, D. Snyder. Row 2; 1). Stump. M. Strine, L. Stremmel, N. Stiles. T. Snyder, C. Stunp. D. Thorsen, B. Snyder, C. Teves, J. Waldrup. Row 3; M. Tome, T. Tyson. A. Trent, R. Swonger, S. Tawncy, M. Sunday, K. Smuck, J. Sweeney. M. Thompson, D. Thoman, D. Snyder, Mr. J. Yoder. 1984 Homeroom 61. (I.toR) Row 1; C. French. R. Fitz. M. Fleurie, I). Gallagher, M. Gillespie, T. Folken- roth, T. Fishel, T. Forry, M. Flickingcr, B. Gaurin. Row 2; N. Floyd. H. Fauth, J. Kstep. R. Flinch- baugh, L. Fitz. K. Forry. M. Foust, M. Folcomer, P. Fisher. G. Fix. Row 3; Mr. C. Martin. T. Fox. T. Fishel. K. Fisher. K. Fake. D. Godfrey. K. Fix. K. Grady. T. Gregory. T. Ferree. L. Fantom, T. Gohn. Homeroom 77, (L to R) Row 1; M. Schultz. G. Scott, B. Roeder, S. Rumscy. R. Roberts. R.A. Scott, T. Ruppert, I� . Rollman. J. Rex rot h. Row 2; R.E. Scott. K. Renninger, M. Rineman, T. Schlitte, S. Shuster. K. Plowman, T. Ramble, K. Redding. D. Rontitis, A. Paule� , B. Shaulis. Row 3; F. Schmuck. M. Ream. M. Sharp. D. Shoff. K. Shoffer. M. Shep- ard. R. Riddle. C. Ruhl, D. Reisinger. Homeroom 121, (L to R) Row 1; L. Zarnowski, G. Witmer. M. Wise. B. Wantz, S. Wildasin.J. Weidner, J. Waltimyer. Row 2; J. Zarfoss, P. Ward. C. Volger. A. Zarfos, L. Upchurch, D. Uricheck, B. Zager. ROW 3; K. Whitael. M. Tressler, K. Withers, R. Wilson, M. Zerbe. L. Williams, M. Wynn, C. Wheet, Ms. Stock. ROW 4; G. Warner, D. Zemanik, C. Weber, J. Willi- man, B. Zimmerman, F. Wise, M. Wheet, R. Zarfoss. 79 Homeroom 66, (LtoK) Row 1; W. Jones, F. Ka- bonick, M. Krout, J. Klunk, A. Henry. M. Howcry, K. Hoffman. A. Keller, D. Kehr, D. Jones. Row 2; K. Kessler, D. King, J. Krout, J. Keeney,, V. Kennedy, F. Huska, M. Innerst, L. Holtzapple, R. King, Row 3; Mrs Hill, A. Kiser, M. Kline, S. Innere, C. Knaub, M. Jacob. R. Jones, S. Kotek, S. Herrlein, J. Kemper, J. Johnson, T. Keeling. Homeroom 58, (LtoR) Row 1; M. Dill, P. Drewes. J. Dietz. M. Dietz,. Row 2; J. Ferguson, S. Dinneen. C. Deller, M. Dentlcr, L. Dorsey, D. Ellis, T. Ditten- hafer, T. Eveler,. Row 3; S. Doelp, V. Deller, C. Dice, J. Daugherty, B. Dietz, T. Eichelberger, T. Eveler Row 4; Mr. Yohe, J. Elder, D. Fauth, S. Dunlap. M. Flicker, D. Deardorff, T. Druck, K. Deardorff. Homeroom 72 (LtoR) Row 1; T. Pelter. S. Myers, E. Minichino, C. Mornelli, T. Neuman, M. Miller, S. Owen, K. Miller, Row 2; M. Miller, D. Newcomer, T. Mount, E. Ritter, S. Prindle, S. Pitzer, C. Potts, T. Richard, C. Rexroth, S. Ondo. Row 3; Mr. Allison, M. Penncwill, J. Phipps, S. Pinkerton, M. Oakes, D. Reck, M. Nonemaker, T. Pavel, D. Pendergnst, D. Ream, D. Myers. ■ 1 yenl 1981 Class Dedication 81 1981 Leaving Spectisney World and all of its tourists is not a happy thought. However, we will always be able to reflect upon the precious moments we have spent here and find that our senior year has been the most memorable. Starting ninth grade was a bi- zarre experience although we thought we knew it all. We still weren’t standing on solid ground entering tenth grade. Biology I was a unique experience in itself with the leaf collection and biology labs. Or- dering class rings was chaotic for us and the ring man, but it was one of the popular fads. The radiation leak at TMI brought fear into our lives, but we survived. Being juniors was better than the preceding years, but it just wasn’t the ultimate yet. Receiv- ing our class rings and getting them turned eighty-one times was really great because it broke up the monotony of the day. Ecstacy at last! We are finally seniors, but to most of us it didn’t seem any different, how- ever, to others, senioritis set in the first week. Writing senior pictures was a pain in the neck, but we sure did like getting them from other people. Our new scheduling had us some- what confused because some of us found that we had twelve gym classes in the same week. Our undefeated football season brought happiness to all of us and we will never forget beating Red Lion 31-16. Painting the water tower and tennis court hill brought thrills to those who didn’t get caught. Also we will never forget the band trip to Bermuda, our successful senior play, being on D.O., and Ronald Reagan’s election. Applying and getting accepted at college brightened our lives although we still had to graduate. It finally ended with our graduation in dune of 1981. Even though some of us may be miles away at college, we will always have the fond memories of the Dallastown Area High School. We are in Tomorrow Land and we hope to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow as we leave Spectisney World behind. Freshmen 1984 Homeroom 53; (1 to r) row 1: N. Bird, B. Ardison, M. Barbor, B. Bohnert. D. Arnold. A. Baldwin. M. Becker, L. Barshinger, T. Bailey, row 2: Mr. Harmon, K. Baker, D. Arnold, K. Brenneman, J. Baummer, E. Bickelman, L. Boothe, R. Boomer, B. Barrett, I- Berry, row 3: R. Braun. B. Bosley. T. Barnhart, T. Abel, B. Argento, M. Barnhart, C. Barrett. T. Beck. D. Amick, B. Bollinger Homeroom 70: (I to r) row 1: A. Meckley, E. McMenamy, T.N. I.iester, row 2: T. McKnight, S. Markle, L. McGurk, D. Miller, D. Miller. T. Mitzel. J. Moore. C. Mogel, M. Mitch, D. Myers, row 3: K. Livingston, J. Malosky, L. Manahan, S. McCullough. S. McLaughlin. E. Lone. K. Ludwig, row 4: Mrs. Willy. M. Moser, J. Myers, S. Neff, T. Mitchell, D. Mcl-ane, E. Mentzer, A. Myers, P. Myers Homeroom 69; (I to r) row 1: S. Kulp, D. Kuhn, M. Laughman, R. Lyon. M. Knaub. D. leader, G. Lloyd, F. Leggio, P. Leisenring, row 2: B. Luca- baugh, D. Kyle, A. Kiefel, T. Kotek, J. McClung, J. I-ewis. K. Long, D. Leader, I.. Knaub, row 3: B. Kuelske, P. I-evcr. D. Lewis, R. Krout, J. Lau, T. Market, S. Markcy. D. Kohler. Mrs. Muir Homeroom 102; (I to r) row 1: B. Slack, S. Rumsey. R. Slattery, T. Sindlingcr, B. Schaffler, A. Ruth, L. Sharp, B. Shipley, K. Seitz, T. Smith, row 2: T. Spcary, T. Saylor, C. Smith, S. Smith, S. Scott, K. Snyder, L. Shroyer. S. Seitz. D. Senft, S. Snyder, row 3: Mrs. Kohler, S. Siefken. J. Sinclair, T. Stine, R. Spyker, R. Snyder. J. Sterner, F. Snyder, G. Siam- baugh, L. Slate, C. Smith 82 omcrr s The Class Of 1983 Homeroom 54 Row 1 (l,toR):S. Brenner.S. Davis, J.Coeyman. D. Daugherty, J. Beeler, C. Boyer, S. Carr, J. Contino. D. Deerin, K. Brennemnn, J. Budesheim. Row 2: S. Blymire, I,. Brcnneman, R. Davis, B. Capatch, C. Byers. D. Brigham, K. Collison. J. Childress, S. Creager. Row 3: M. Chronister. W. Bruaw, K. Boyer. A. Cursley, R. Brown, I), ('amp, T. Comlxs, R. Cool- baugh, S. Deardorff. Homeroom 52 Row 1 (L to R): B. Baker, T. Beck. M. Barnes. B. Baum. G. Denniston, S. Beaverson, M. Snyder, A. I and, S. Anderson, A. Allison, .1. Boeckel. Row 2: T. Amxpacher, A. Rachn. B. Bickel, P. Besser, B. Bor- chelt, S. Beebe, W. Appenzeller, R. Ansbach. S. Alt- land. Row 3: Mr. Shoff, R. Barshinger, M. Battison, D. Bailey. A. Bell, T. Barnett. B. Black. W. Ander- son, S. Barganier. Homeroom 59 Row 1 (L to R): R. Ehrie, S. Dittenhafer, W. Dou- drick. K. Elliott, C. Etris, M. DeRose, T. Evans. K. Doyle. Row 2: J. DeRose, S. Deller, V. Diehl, J. Dore, W. Diehl. D. Ferree. R. Eastwood. Row 3: D. Eigenrauch, J. Dunlap, D. Dellinger. V. Deller. R. Ehrhart. M. Falkenstine, C. Ferree, L. Eppley, E. Derry. Homeroom 60 Row 1 (L to R): B. Gemmill, D. Fitz. T. Gable, R. French, T. Flenniken, L. Flaharty, G. Fisher, M. Gembe, I.. Giniewski. Row 2: B. Greenplate, M. Fink. K. Geesey, A. Fetncr, L. Fourhman, S. Gnau, V. Firth, I.. Fleming, I,. Garrett, D. Gentzler, L. Fry. Row 3: K. Folkenroth. K. Fuhrman. S. Graham. A. Fink, E. Grove, B. Fitzkee, K. Gamache, S. Forry, Miss Myers. Homeroom 61 Row 1 (I, to R): M. Grove. R. Horner,S. Hoffman, S. Hildebrand, B. Green. G. Grove. D. Hopper. D. Cue, T. Hartman. Row 2: S. Godfrey, K. Godfrey, D. Godfrey, J. Hoerr, K. Hake. W. Gross, K. Grove, K. Gladfelter. K. Heilman. J. Gunnet. J. Harding. Row 3: K. Golden, C. Hivner, W. Hach, L. Hannigan, K. Hertzler, E. Hesson, D. Hill. T. Herr, E. Gwinn. T. Henshaw. '-■k- Homeroom 62 Row 1 (L to R): D. Lcilzel. (J. Jaslow. T. Husson, I) I-(f, T. Knaub. B. Krebs, C. Koller. Row 2: D Korney, V. Klinger. J. I.cut . I,. Holton. M. Hyaer, K Kohler, W. Jacobs. S. Kratzer, C. Kitchen. T. Luck enbaugh, M. Knaub, T. Kinsley. Row 3: Miss Wil son. K. Hooch. M. King, J. Koontz. K. Krimmel. J Klinedinst. R. Kohler. K. Kraut. I). K K ns. B. Krout I). Krone. Homeroom 71 Row 1 (Lto R): S. Moser, T. Monelli, S. Milstead. S. Minichino. M. Markey, D. Myers. K. Melcher. Row 2: R. Markey. S. I.riphart. A. McGinnis, K. Meashey, M. McWilliams. C. McMullen, I). I stoker. M. McDaniel. Row 3: M. Meister. M. Locbnch. B. Mun- chel. K. Myers, M. l.oughran, I. Mallas. R. U-it el. Row 4: D. McCulloh, K. McClung. R. Lone. W. Lovelace. K. Long, R. Morrison. Homeroom 73 Row 1 (I. to R): K. Noll. B. Ream. T. Mullen, K. Myers. K. Ness. I . Ness, J. Myers. Row 2: K. Orwig, K. Naylor. T. Rayburn, S. Oberlander. I). Rinehart. K. Palmer, D. Riedel. M. Oakes. Row 3: S. Over- miller. M. Reed. S. Myers. M. Nichols, L. Perry, L. Pawloski, S. Mowry. M. Noll. B. Ream. Row 4: S. Myers, I). Nelson. T. Reiker, C. Nciman. I). Peterson. W. Owens. C. Noll. Homeroom 108 Row 1 (L to R): .J. Shipman. 1). Sind linger. C. Ruth, W. Schultz. S. Rudixill, M. Seville. -J. Shaull. S. Sauder, T. Snell aker. Row 2: Mrs. Workinger, J. Rohrhaugh. M. Shive, I). Hunk. L. Schell, L. Runkle, S. Seymore. P. Seitz. T. Smith. M. Slenker. J. Rezin. Row 3: L. Schmid. S. Rife. J. Schaefer. S. Shearer. G. Schnetzka. I). Sennett. B. Sharp. J. Rodeheaver, .1. Scott. Homeroom 110 Row 1 (I. to R): M. Sweitzer. I). Straushaugh. D. Slenker, I). Shuler. T. Smith. W. Smith. S. Shriver. K. Sterner. Row 2: Mr. Stauffer, J. Stremmel, C. Suites, A. Stamhach. -I. Terrell. I.. Snyder. S. Snyder. I). Spies. A. Vance, M. Sipe. Row 3: K. Springman. D. St raver. J. Star , K. Taylor. A. l'nderw xid. A. Tharp. K. Wagman. K. Thorsen, S. Trivitt. Homeroom 110A Row 1 (I. to R):S. Wise. P. Widdowson, I.. Zoiglcr. J. Thompson, K. Wilcox. R. Williams. I). Winner. I,. Wintle. Row 2: Mr. Waltemyer. S. Wilson. P. Tickle. E. Winter. J. Wright. R. Whitmore. A. Yee. R. 7a- charda. R. Zutell, •). Wallace. Row 3: I). Wildasin.S. Weaver. R. Young. K. Wirschal. L. Wise, S. Wilding. K. Weyant. I). Troutman. J. Wilke. 1 9 8 3 a n i s Bob Brown designer shirt. Let me at him! Safety in numbers? When E.F. Hutton talks . . . Stuffing or mashed potatoes: which do I prefer? Air raid! 88 Juniors ’82 H.R. 2 Row 1 (L to R): S. Arnold, R. Bar nard, P. Adams, K. Bailey, L. Anderson, S Barley, T. Amspacher, Mr. I ndis. Row 2: A Adams, S. Aughenbaugh, L. Becker, A. An drew� , J. Bean, D. Arnold, T. Bird, P. Buck ingham, M. Bailey. Row 3: B. Bickel. D. An derson, L. Armitage, G. Axe, W. Brieghner, D Bell, C. Baugher, T. Beckmeyer, K. Bailey, S Bierman, J. Beebe. Juniors ’82 H.R. 4 Row 1 (L to R): C. Cook. L. Corsa, C. Deerin, L. Cacciola, S. Bollinger, M. Crone, S. Deller. C. Castle. L. De LaRonde. Row 2: C. Bowman. T. Davis, D. Dehoff, P. Crooks. R. Clark, R. Campbell, B. Brenneman, M. Burke, E. Cook, R. Carter. Row 3: Mr. Ake, S. Cohen, S. Bowman, A. Davis. R. Chase, J. Benneman, D. Brown, M. Conner, T. Brown. B. Burke, D. Brenneman. Juniors ’82 H.R. 5 Row 1 (L to R.): S. Dice, K. Duerr, B. DeVono, T. Derose, S. Eberly, L. Eberly, A. Deller, P. Emenheiser. Row 2: Mr. Moreland, T. Dise, S. Derry, C. Dentler, D. Ehrhert. K. Daly, S. Dolmetsch, M. Dowell. Row 3: C. Cunning. R. Fackler, J. Curaley, S. Fit . L. Grove, T. Druck, T. height, B. Fahs, M. Dan- iels. Not Pictured: L. Duller, P. Elliot. Homeroom 6; Row 1 (L. to R.): J. Gladwin, L. Ferguson, A. Fantom, L. Fry, M. Garec. P. Fake, M. Garce, P. Fake, K. Ferree, N. Freir- eich. Row 2: W. Flinchbaugh. G. Engle, J. Fry. N. Gladfelter. V. Folkenroth, L. Forry, B. Gable, S. Fisher. I). Gable, Mrs. R. Shaffer. Row 3: R. Frey, T. Garrett, C. Flory, J. Gin- gerich, D. Freed. R. Hackney, D. Green, P. Feather, V. Fry, T. Grove, J. Gemmill, R. Golden. J. Gibble. Juniors ’82 Homeroom 7; Row 1 (L.toR.): D. Jay, G. Jaslow, J. Herman. H. Howe. L. Harbold, L. Hcngst. S. Hartman, B. Herman, L. Henry, L. Henry. Row 2: P. Hess. C. Godfrey, J. Hilde- brand, L. Hershey, M. Hicks, C. Innerst, T. Hammers, S. Huszti, B. Himes. Row 3: Mr. J. Beck. T. Harlacher, M. Jeffers, G. Holland. R. Innerst, D. Himes, C. Hoopes, M. Hewitt. Juniors ’82 Homeroom 9: Row 1 (L.toR.): N. Khanna, S. Kelley. N. Kastelic, D. Knicr, S. Kauffmam, C. King, M. Krout. R. Kunkel, S. Land. Row 2: J. Kellogg. M. Kuhn. M. Keller, D. Knisley, M. Keith. T. Keeney. B. I-afean, L. Keller, K. King. Row 3: Mrs. D. I-ease. S. Kotek. T. Johnson, T. Knaub, C. Kinsley, A. Hevner, J. I.aMay. T. Kerns. T. Lindner, D. Lewis, B. Leber, J. Knaub. R. Knaub, Juniors ’82 Juniors Homeroom 10; Row 1(L. to R.); A. Manu- bag. L. May� , Row 2: L. Markey. G. Laughry, J. Lutz. A. Little. S. Lever, J. I-eader, S. Meek- ley. Row 3: B. Malchorn, I). Ludwig, S. McCarty. S. McCurk, J. Mars. L. McMenamy, T. McClain, S. I chr, Y. Ludwig. Row 4: C. Maguire. D. McKnight, D. McCormack. B. Meek. T. Lucabaugh. B. McCarty, S. Mayer, K. Marquet, I). Markle. Mr. Musser. Homeroom 12; Row I(L. to R.) P. Ness, H. Miller. S. Munchel. Row 2: M. Myers, J. Myers, S. Meredith. J. Moore. T. Neiman. T. Myers, L. Miller. Row 3: G. Nace, M. Meyers. C. Myers, D. Morton. R. Myers. G. Ness, R. Myers, D. Myers. Row 4: K. Myers, L. Myers, J. Mummert. J. Mitchell. G. Miller, D. Miller, T. Myers. D. Nicholson. E. Milstead. Homeroom 30; Row 1 (L. to R.) S. Ream P. Portlier. A. Prescott, J. Pullo, H. Owen. M Pantano. B. Kal’fonsberger. L. Kighter. '1'. Ply mire. Row 2: B. Ream. V. Presbury, E. Pratt J. Porter. J. Schlaline, I). Richard. T. Salony B. Keinecke, C. Pacholok. Row 3: C. Rine man, J. Schiding. S. Rockelman, I). Riedel. M Schildt. L. Rayburn. R. Ruhl, W. Noll, S O'Brien. I). Schlitte. 1982 Homeroom 32; Row 1 (L. to R.):S. Schott, S. Rumsey, D. Riley, S. Ruseman, J. Shaull, J. Sipe, D. Shellenbergcr, K. Slates, S. Rode- heaver. Row 2: M. Schrivcr, D. Smith, T. Rumsey, S. Schott, K. Ropp, S. Shellenbergcr, W. Scott, D. Uhler, B. Shive. Row 3: E. Sny- der, S. Shaffer, J. Shuler, I. Scotland, J. Shaffer, A. Smith, B. Seitz, A. Siverten, B. Sennett, E. Slattery, Mr. Klinger. Homeroom 33; Row 1 (L. to R.): I). Stack enwalt, T. Sprow, D. Sprenkle, T. Tome, K Starncr, R. Suites, A. Strayer, S. Smith,. Row 2: Mrs. Shive. B. Sower. S. Stauffer, S. Thom as, T. Small, A. Swartzbaugh. S. Smith, I, Stremmel. G. Slenker. W. Stump. Row 3: S Stoner, L. Sullivan, T. Swartz, L. Sunday, V Stake. I . Smith, I). States, D. Smith, V. Slam bauch, N. Sterner Homeroom 34; Row I (I,, to R.):.l. Zellers. S Wagaman. li. Zero. B. Traynham, Jo. Zero, J. Troiani, I). Terrell. I,. Tateosian, K. Wal- lers. Row 2: (’. Woerner. S. Walton, I- Wal tersdorfl. I.. Trent, I.. Vought, B. Ywler. S. Sweeney. A. Wilcox. Wise. Row 3: S. Weir, B. Wagner. I). Van l oon, I). Wilmer, J. Warner. S. Waltcmyer, I). Zeigler, M. Swords. K. Winters, Miss. Khrhart. l Juniors In Frontierland 94 nnn njh_nn DUU ' V' “V I — ■ r 7 L S r c -, j 1 rcr : :, ± L t: n niXleyny Jiu hd rexls ($L LdTUU LANCK K. ANDERSON AUDREY D. ANDERSON LAURIE L. ARMITAGE SUSAN A. APPENZELLER LAURA L. ANGELL Allison, Todd M.; 11 29 63; “Grasshopper”; Biology; Senior Class Play 4; Talent Show 4. Anderson, Audrey D.; 11 11 63; “Farrah.Frog”; Horse Trainer; Volleyball; (mgr.) 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Varsity Club 4. Anderson, Lance E.; 5 7 63; Journalism, Psychology; Track 2,3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Science Fair 1. Angell, Laura L.; 5 5 63; “Angel Face ; Tackle Mountains and Reach the Top; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Appenzeller, Susan A.; 9 27 63; Sue, Buz”; Special Ed. Major; Musical Committee 1; Colorguard 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls’ Ensemble 3, 4; Indoor Competition 3, 4; Junior Class Play Comm. 3; Talent Show 3; Senior Class Play Comm. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Armitage, Laurie L.; 2 23 63; Medical Secretary; Musical Comm. 1; Senior Play Comm. 4. Attig, Elisabeth J.; 2 8 63; “Lis”; Elementary Ed.; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3; Sc. Fair 1,2; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Senate 2, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; (vice pres.); Homecoming Court 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4. Ayres, David L.; 10 3 63; Biology. Bachman, Lorraine S.; 8 30 63; Culinary Arts; A‘FS 3. Bahn, Glen D.; 7 6 63; Music Teacher; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Stagehand 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Concert Choir 4. % Bailey. Cindy L.; 3 21 63; “Cinders”; Sales and Retail Manage- ment; Intramural Softball 3. Bailey, David R.; 9 6 63; Engineer; Basketball I; Track 1, 2, 3. Bailey, Kent E.; 12 28 62; “King of the Business ; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Musical 4. Baker, Kevin R.; 1 27 62; Baker ; Work at AMF. Baker, Kimberlv S.; 12 14 63; “Kim ; Nurse; Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4. Banta, Ronald E.; 4 30 63; Ron Trade School. Barley, Beverly A.; 9 6 63; Bev” Rock Singer. Barshinger, Ellen L.; 11 4 63; Work. Bartha, Robert B.; 7 4 63; “Bob”; College; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Baugher, Scott A.; 4 9 63; “The Boogs ; Track 2, 4; Jr. Flay 3; Sr. Flay 4; Musical 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Beacon Photography 3. 97 Baumer, Debra K.; 2 10 63; Moonshine ; D.O.E. Beck. Kevin H.; 4 8 63; Undecided. Becker, Kyra J.; 5 14 63; Ichthyology; Swimming 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1; Varsity Club 1,2.3. 4; Science Fair 1.2; Beacon Staff 3; Nat. Honor Society 3. (pres.) 4. Bentzel, Trent I).; 6 28 63; .Jeep Racer; Golf 1.2.3,4; Track 2.3. 4; Art Club 4. Besser. Colette S.; 7 2 63; Bess ; Smurf Doctor; Hockey 1.2. 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Be , Martin; 1 20 63; College; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Band 1; Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. Bivin, Matthew. Blecker, Sheryl .1.; 12 6 63; College. Med. Records Admin.; Swimming i; Track 1; Cheerleading 2; AFS 2. 3; Tennis 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Blouse, Diane L.; 10 31 63; Baby Blouse”; Office Career; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; D.O.E. COI.KTTK BESSKR TRENT D. BENTZEL DO NOT WALK BE HIND ME, I MAY NOT LEAD. DO NOT WALK IN FRONT OF ME, I MAY NOT FOLLOW. WALK BE- SIDE ME AND BE MY FRIEND. 98 THERE IS A PAST THAT IS GONE FOR- EVER; BUT THERE IS A FUTURE THAT IS STILL OUR OWN. Bolen, Holly A.; 4 1 63; ‘‘Hal”; Marry Jim; Hockey 1; Volleyball 1, 4; W’rest ling Mgr. 4. Boll. Christine M.; 12 15 63; Make a Billion Dollars-Then Spend it; Student Council 1, 2; Drama 1; Jr. High Cheerlead- ing (Capt.) 1; Cheerleading 2, 3; AFS 2, 3; D.O.E. 4; Home- coming Court 4. Bollinger, Carol M.; 4 7 63; Social Worker; Speech, Debate, and Drama 1; Science Fair 2; Beacon Staff 3; D.O.E. Bollinger, Robert S.; 11 15 62; “R. S. Bollinger”; Construction; Track 1; D.O.E. 4. Bowman. Kenneth M.; 5 22 63; Kenny”; Machinist. Bragg, Tim W.; 10 8 63; Undecided. Bramble, Jeffrey N.; 6 28 63; “Spike”; Service, Foreman; Play 2. Braun. Jon ('.; 2 16 63; College, English, Tech, Writing; Jr. High Football 1; Swimming 1.2; Talent Show 3; Beacon Staff 4. Brenneman, Brian R.; 12 21 63; “Brain”;Heavy Construction Operator; Intramural Football Mgr. 1, 2; Coach 3; D.O.E. 99 Brenner, Greg A.; 3 2 63; Electrical Engineering; Science Fair 1, 2. Brown, Cassandra S.; 8 8 63; Taco ; Elementary Phys. Ed. Teacher; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club; 1, 2, 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Sr. Class V-Pres. 4; Beacon Staff 4. Bryner, Richard A.; 3 20 63P “Dick ; Jack Daniels Tester; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; D.O.E. 4. Buonora, Elizalieth A.; 12 30 63; Beth”; Nurse; Swimming 4; Health Careers Club 2 (V.P.), 3 (Pres.); AFS 4. Bupp, Carson L.; 4 20 63; Accountant. Bupp, I-ori A.; 5 2 63; Accountant; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. Burke. Shannon P.; 8 24 62; College; Spectator Business Staff 4. Burkholder, Terry D.; 8 14 63; Burke ; College; Track 2. Cannon, Jeff; undecided. Cauchon, Donna M.; 3 24 63; Professional Basketball Player. CASSANDRA S. BROWN ELIZABETH A. BUONORA 100 Clark, Mark I).; 10 13 63; Clarkbar”; Undecided; Football 1, 2; Track 1. Classen, Carolyn F.; 10 15 63; FAAB”; Prep School Clothes Designer; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; dr. Class Play; Honor Society 3, 4 (Treas.); Spec. Lit. Staff 4. Clouser, Lisa A.; 5 5 63; Lee ; Accounting; Swimming Mang. 1. Coeyman, Ronald E.; 8 14 63; “R.C.”; Truck Driver. Conrad, Sherry L.; 9 8 63; Undecided; D.O.E. 4. Cooper, Teresa M.; 1 4 64; Coop ; Upholsterer; Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 3. Coughlin, Gayle M.; 1 8 64; Elementary Teacher; D.O.E. 4. Craley, Cathy L.; 4 26 63; X-ray Technician; Field Hockey 1,2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spectator Business Staff 4.' Crippen, Michelle I).; 5 15 63; Chelle ; College. Crouse, Becky J.; 2 10 63; College; Medical Technology; Or- chestra 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Class Play Comm. 3. TRRKSA M. COOPRR SHRRRY L. CONRAD 101 STEVEN W. DAVIS 102 Dambly, Thomas R.; 10 31 63; “Andre”; Engineering; Band 1,2, 4; Science Fair 1. 2, 4; Capitol Area Sci. Fair 1 (3rd), 2 (1st); Musical 1. 3. 4; Class Play 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Daugherty, Christine A.; 2 12 63; “Chris” Housewife And Mother. Daugherty, Janice 1..; 5 27 62; J.D. ; Day Care ('enter Work. Daugherty. Richard I..; 6 19 63; “Dick”; Machinist, Lathe Op- erator; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; D.O.E. 4. Davis, Barrie I,.; 1 2 64; College; Language. Lawyer; Tennis 1,2, 3; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Senior Play Comm. 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Davis Lisa A.; 6 23 63; “Lis”; College; Business Management; Tennis 3; AFS 3,4; Play Comm. 3, 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Davis, Steven W.; 1 31 63; “Stevis ; College; Basketball 1; In- tramural Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Decker, Darren S.; 12 25 62; Hollywood; Hotel Manager; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 4. Dehoff, Kevin S.; 2 14 63; “P.B.”; Engineering; Swimming 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Sci. Fair 1. 2; Stage Band 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3 (V.P.) 4 (Pres.); Honor Society 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4. To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. Destiny is not to be await- ed for; it is to be achieved. Dehoff, Vivian I,.; 1 26 63; Viv”; Recreational Therapist; Con- cert Choir 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Musical 3. De I� a Torre, Mamen; 7 12 62; “Mamen”; Math major in Col- lege; Speech 4; Foreign Exchange Student 4. Deller, Paula J.; 10 3 63; P.J.M.”; Nursing School; Swimming 1; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; AKS 3, 4 (V.P.); Foreign Exchange Student (Italy) 4. Dentler, Ronald O.; 1 26 63; “Sornkey”; Undecided. DeRaleau. Thomas P.; 9 6 63; “Tom”; Navy Construction Elec- trician; Ecology Club 1, 2, 3; Diving 2. Diehl, Rochelle E.; 8 10 63; Receptionist. Diehl, 'Pina M.; 6 19 63; Tink”; Elementary Education; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. Dietz. Mary I..; 7 18 63; “Duke”; College; Special Education Teacher; Science Fair 1, 2; Majorettes 2, 3, 4 (Head Major- ette); Beacon Staff 3. 4; Honor Society 3, 4. Dolmetsch, John A.; 2 23 63; “Bud”; College; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Exec. Council 2, 4; Council V.P. 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4. ROCHELLE E. DIEHL THOMAS P. DERALEAU 103 Dotzel, Mary E.; 7 7 63; “Dot ; Secretary. Downs, Lisa B.; 12 4 62; College; Social Worker; Elementary Education; Tennis 2; Basketball 2. Drei, Mike. Dressel, Rich A.; 6 26 63; Jackson”; Travel; Mechanic. Druck, Jeannie I).; 10 4 63; College; Art; Music; Field Hockey 1, 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Spectator Literary Staff 4. Dunlap. Tori J.; 9 20 63; “Ja-ba ; College; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Science Fair 1; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4. Duzey, Earl S.; 5 26 63; K-Mart Blue Lij� ht Special; Economist; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1.2,3.4; Drama Club 2; Junior Play 3; Stage Band 2, 3. Ehrhart. Joel R.; 5 16 63; Airhead”; Move To Maine; Football 1; Intramural Soccer 2. 3; Ecology Club 1, 2, 3. Ehrie, Sue L.; 12 1 63; Swie ; Mail Carrier. Eigenrauch. I)el orah A.; 7 4 63; “Debbie ; College; Music; Ten- nis 1.2; Colorguard 3, 4; Musical 1.4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Madrigals 4. RICH A. DRESSEL 104 Einsig, Ix ri A.; 11 23 63; Medical Technician; Health Careers Club 2, 3; Colorguard 3, 4; Indoor Competition 3, 4. Eisenhart, Sefton R.; “Pele”; Play for the Cosmos, Drink Moo- sehead; Soccer 1, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4. Eppley, Richard P.; 10 18 63; Rich”; Undecided; D.O.E. Ernst, Christopher B.; 4 21 63; “Ernie”; Oral Surgeon; Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Track 4; Varsity Club. Ewell, Lynda D.; 11 11 63; Dee”; Professional Dancer, Choreo- grapher; Swimming 1, 2; AFS 1, 2; Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4. Farmer, Trent A.; 3 7 63; “Trampas”; Artist. Ferree. Blaine C.; 12 8 63; College; Engineering; Track 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Cross Country 4; Varsity Club 4. Ferree, Brenda J.; 9 21 63; Make Baby Bean Bag Chairs; Track 1; D.O.E. Fetner, Ann I.; 12 13 62; Pharmicist; Volleyball 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Fischer. Karen E.; 11 3 63; Fish” Engineer; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 (mgr.). 105 Fisher, Lincoln H.; 6 16 63; Line”; College; Transfer 1; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. Fitz, Mark A.; 3 9 63; Football 3, 4. Fitz. R. Scott; 6 1 63; Engineering; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2,3. 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Capital Area Science Fair 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spectator Literary Staff 4. Fitzkee, Deidre E.; 4 25 63; Dee Dee”; College; Student Coun- cil 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Fitzkee, Wade I).; 12 1 62; Undecided; Football 1; Soccer 3. 4. Fondarvest, Kelley L.; 10 28 63; Secretary; Cheerleading 1. Ford, Theresa L.; 10 15 63; Terrie”. Forry, Teresa M.; 1 31 63; Teres . Gable, I slie A.; 11 29 63; Les ; Dental Hygienist; Cheerlead- ing 1.2. 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Musical 2; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Beacon Staff 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4; Spectator Business Staff 4; Concert Choir 4; Track 4; Class Pres. 4; Homecoming Court 4. Limits exist only in your mind. 106 If you can imagine it, If you can dream it, If you can achieve it, You can become it. Gamache, Connie F.; 1 13 63; Basketball 1; Spectator Business Staff 4. Gannett, Stephanie R.; 8 29 63; “Stephy”; College; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2, 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4; Play Cast 4. Geesey, Kristina L.; 3 13 63; “Kris”; College; Chorus 1; Band 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Play Committee 3; Spec. Business Staff 4. Gembe, Jonathan P.; 2 28 62; “John”. Gettys, John P.; 1 1 63; Football 1. Gifford, Tracy L.; 4 30 63; “Trac”; Elementary Education; Swimming i, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Spec. Business Staff 4. Glatfelter, Amy L.; 2 24 63; “Amers ; D.O.E. Graser, Mary; 5 1 63; Veterinarian Assistant. Grim, Alesia E.; 8 10 63; “Feesh”; Social Work; Nurse's Aid 2,3. STRPHANIF. R. GANNRTT 107 Grim, Christopher L.; 4 4 63; World Jr. Welterweight Champi- on; Football 1; Track 1; A.V. Club 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Executive Council 4; Senior play. Gross, James W.; 10 16 62; “Bo”. Gross, Michael R.; 4 3 63; Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Grove. Sue. Grucza, Jill A.; 6 8 63; College; Band 1, 2, 3; Spec. Business 4. Gruver, Beth A.; 2 19 63; Dental Hygienist; A.F.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Play Committee 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Spec. Business Staff 4. Gumpper, Susan L.; 7 13 63; Nursing; Health Careers Club 3,4. Haberstroh, Denise. Hall, Roger D.: 9 21 63; College; Football 2, 3, 4. Hamberger, Lora M.; 1 31 63; Petite Fashion Designer; A.F.S. 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Spectator Literary Staff 4; Home- coming Court 4. BKTH A. GRUVKR JII.L A. C.RUCZA 108 Hammen, Deborah L.; 3 18 63; “Doddle”; Veterinary Medicine; Musical 1,2; Science Fair 2,4; Hockey 3; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4. Harshberger, Tammy S.; 8 5 63; “Tam”; Allis-Chalmers Credit Union; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 1, 2; Drama, Debate 1; Diving 1; Musical 2, 3, 4; Class Officer V.P. 3; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Concert Choir 4; Beacon 4; Track 4. Hartman, Brenda L.; 6 28 63; Boo”; Accountant; Colorguard 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical; Sr. Play 4. Hartman, Lisa A.; 3 6 63; Legal Secretary: Colorguard 2,3,4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 3; Hendricks, Melissa M.: 12 25 63; “Sluggo”; Pilot, Air Traffic Controller; Field Hockey 4; Track 4. Hengst, Matthew E.; 9 28 63; Machine Shop; Basketball 1; D.O.E. 4. Hengst, Bradley S.; 2 8 63; Motorhead”; Giant store supervi- sor; D.O.E. 4. Henry, Scott L.; 12 27 63; College; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2,4; Jr. Plav 3; Spectator Lit. Staff 4; Sr. Play 4. Herbst, James R.; 12 19 62; “Jimbo”; Dentist; Science Fair 1; Diving 2, 3; Intram. 2; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4; Musical 4. Hersey, Carol A.; 3 29 63: Glow Worm”; Nursing; A.F.S. 3, 4. TAMMY S. HARSHBERGER 109 Hersh, Ruth A.; 3 29 63; “Bear”; D.O.E. Hess, Christine L.; 8 10 63; “Hessy ; Student Council 1. 2; Cheerleading 1, 2; D.O.E. Hess, Michael K.; 11 25 63; “M.K.”; A.V. 1, 2, 3; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Debate 1, 2,3, 4; Science Fair 2; Play Crew 3, 4; Spec. Business Staff 4. Hesson, Stephanie L.; 3 16 63; Private Eye; Transfer 2; D.O.E. Hinkle, Troy L.; 11 3 63; Hink ; Basketball Coach; Transfer 3; Basketball 3, 4. Holt, Mike. Hostetler, Tammy D.; 11 3 63; D.O.E.; Science Fair 1, 2. Hughes, Carter; 5 2 63; “Newt”. Hulbert, Patrick O.; 8 1 63; College. For we are just twigs, awaiting a spark. To bright- en the world, to rule out the dark. no Two roads diverged in a woods, and I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Hykes, Kelly M.; 7 14 63; Denial Hygienist; Cheerleading 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4; A.F.S. 4: Play Cast 4; Spec. Business Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. Ilgenfritz, Lora J.; 10 4 63; Sunshine ; Mud Wrestler. Inners, Bamhi L.; 2 25 63; D.O.K. Inners, .lames W.; 10 25 61; Truck Driver. Jansen. Paige L.; 2 18 63; Sassy ; Speech 1; Debate 1; Jr. Play 3; Spec. Business Staff 4. Jackson, Jeff L.;8 1 63;“Weasel”; Bartender; Basketball 1.2,4; D.O.K. Jaslow, Frank J.; 1 10 63; Jaz ; College; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Jones, Brad A.; 11 13 62. Kastelic, Tom R.; 6 10 63; Captain ; College; Science Fair 1,2; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Talent Show 3. in SHERRI L. KIN(; ANDREA N. KATZ Katz, Andrea N.; 11 24 611; Medical Technologist; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; A.F.S. 2; Beacon 3; Spectator Bus. Staff 4. Keech, Susan E.; 10 10 63; “Mousely”; Turbo Vette Racing. Keener, Brian S.; 1 9 64; Weiner ; Giggalo; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Keeney. Charles E.; 6 24 63; “Ed”; Student Council 1, 2; Foot- ball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Varsity Club 3, 4. Keeny, Susan A.; 3 27 63; “Sue”; College: Sociology; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Musical 2; Jr. Flay 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Spectator Bus. Staff 4; Class Sec 4 Keller, Jeffrey L.; 12 21 63; “Morris . Keller Maria E.; 3 27 63; “Mur . Secretary; Track 2; Intram. 4. Kiefel, Stephanie A.; 6 3 63; “Steph”; Conductor of N.Y. Phi- larmonic; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Musical 1, 2,3,4; Science Fair 1, 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Dist. Orch. 2, 3,4; Speech 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Jr. Flay 3; Sr. Flay 4. King. Monique L.; 9 14 63; Cosmotologist; Band 1; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Science Fair 1; Colorguard 3, 4; Student Council 4. King Sherri L.; 8 22 63; College: Travel, Tourism; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Flay 4. 112 t Kinsley, Jonathan. Kirk Judie A.; 1 17 62; “Jude”; Hairdresser. Kise Craig I,.; 12 5 63; “Rise”; Construction; Track 1; Baseball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; D.O.E. 4. Kiser Diane M.; 11 2 62; Travel. Klinedinst Kelly M.; 10 11 63; “Hippie ; Radiation Technol- ogy: Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; A.K.S. I; Jr. Play 3; Sr. Play 4; Specta- tor Bus. Staff 4. Klunk, Joyce C.; 10 18 63; Peaches”; Flight Attendant; Track 2, 4. Koerhuis, Manon N.: 12 24 62; “Dutch ; Maternity Nursing; Exchange Student 4; Intram. Soccer 4. Kohler Timothy E.; 4 8 63; “Tim”; Mining Engineer; A.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew I; Musical 1; Forensics 3. Koons, Diane L.; 7 30 63; Mil Manos ; Lawyer; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Mgr. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Ski Club 3; Concert Choir 4; Varsity Club 4. Kozlowski, Karen. m DENISE LACKIE 114 Kraft, Kathleen M.; 7 21 63; “Kathy”; Cosmetologist; Hockey Mgr. 2. 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Beacon 3; Cheerleading (Mascot) 4. Krieg Mark K.; 3 1 63; “Apollo ; Bio. Genetic Engineer; Band 1,2,3, 4; Stagehand 2,3, 4; Musical 2, 3; Sr. Play 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4. Krout, Barbara A.; 3 27 63; “Barb”; Cliff Diver at Otter Creek; Health Careers ( Nurses Aid ) 2, 3. Kulp. Thomas I).; 4 26 63; “Tom ; College; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4. Kyle .Jeffrey L.; 8 22 63; “Captain Kyle”; Army. Lackie. Denise; 7 23 63; College-Health, Phys. Ed.; PIAA Gym- nastics 1, 2, 3, 4: A.F.S. 4; Beacon 4. I«ebor, Joann K.; 2 26 63; Jo”; Real Estate Agent; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec-Treas. 1. 2; Track 2; Beacon 3; Spectator Bus. Staff 4. I,el� er, Robin I).: 12 23 62; Leb”; College; Student Council 3, 4; Jr. Play 3. Lehr. Brian C.; 11 26 63; “Lehr ; Chemical Engineer; Intram. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Spectator Lit. Staff. Do not follow where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Tomorrow is not promised to us, so let us take today and make the most of it. Lentz, Ann M.; 11 11 63; Medical Technician; Intram. 1; Sci- ence Fair 2; Majorette 3, 4; Jr. Play 3. Lentz, Ammon I).; 12 15 62; “Mong”; Structural Engineer; Hand 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Stagehand 2, 3, 4. Lenz, Rita J.; 4 5 63; “Rite ; Travel Social; Talent Show 1,2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 1,2,3; Colorguard 2,3,4; Musical 3; Concert Choir 4. Longenecker. Kenneth R.; 12 20 63; Ken”; Beach Bum; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4. Long John W.; 12 19 62; Engineer; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2. Loughran, Carl F.; 3 3 62; Carl”; Computer Science; Science Fair 1; Football 1, 2, 4. Love. Andrew I).; 12 4 63; Andy”; Beach Bum; Science Fair 1, 2; Spectator Bus. Staff 4. Lucabaugh, Todd S.; 6 24 63; Accountant; Musical 1, 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 3, 4. Ludwig, John W.; 7 22 62; Luddy”; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 115 Martin, Alphonso Malehorn, Gena E.; 5 25 63; Medical Secretary; Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Jr. Play Comm.; Varsity Club 4; Mascot 4. Mallas. Konstantinos B.; 5 26 63; “Dino”; Sell Cheeburgi and Pepsi; Student Council 3, 4. Manifold, Marc J.; 4 13 63; Librarian at D.H.S.; Football 1. Mante, Carson B.; 4 14 63; Alternative Program Supervisor at D.H.S.; Track 1. Markey, Gary E.; 1 27 64; Scrape dead animals off the highway with a puddy Knife; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Markey, Joyce E.; 3 21 63; Accounting; Speech 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Sr. Play. Markle, Tracy L.; 3 12 63; Accounting; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Mays, Eric M.; 3 30 63; “Bro”; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. McCulloh, Jamie E.; 2 9 63; Physical Therapist; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3; Musical 3, 4, Senior Play Comm. 4. KONSTANTINOS B. MALLAS 116 McEvoy, Michael C.; 10 3 63; “Mike”. McHugh, William D.; 7 24 63; Diesel Mechanic; D.O.E. McKnight, Mitchell R.; 3 31 62; Construction; Student Council 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. McMullen, Charles S.; 10 19 62; “Brother Scott”; Sports Medi- cine; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. McNary, Jill A.; 9 7 63; Psychology; Sr. Play. McWilliams, Dawn D.; 1 27 63; “Ixdlypop”. Meredith, Brian K.; 8 11 63; College; Spectator Bus. Staff. Messman, Timothy C.; 2 27 63; “Mes”; Track 1, 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Miller, Michael W.; 7 1 63; Sound Engineer. Miller, Wanda R.; 2 27 63; “Duds”; Artist; D.O.E. DAWN D. MCWILLIAMS JILL A. MCNARY 117 Destiny in not a mat- ter of chance, it is a matter of choice. 118 Minichino, Paul E.; 7 30 63; D.O.E. Moore, Trudy E.; 4 2 63; “Trud”; Move to Arizona. Morbelli, Susan E.; 12 30 63; Computer Programmer; A.E.S. 3, 4; Colorguard 4. Morton, James T.; 6 1 63; “Morty”; Medicine; Band 1, 2, 3. Science Fair 1, 2; Musical 1, 3; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Sr. Play 4. Mosso, Christine L.; 9 20 63; Drama 2; Jr. Play; Speech 4; Spec. Bus. Staff; A.F.S.4; Sr. Play. Mount, LeeAnne; 9 28 63; Child Therapist; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Colorguard 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Beacon Staff 4. Mummert, Mike E.; 10 26 62; “Little Mummals”; Truck Driver. Munchel, Kathryn L.; 3 30 63; “Munch ; Elementary Educa- tion; Diving 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Murray, Lorrie A.; 8 4 63; “Lor”; Nursing; Jr. Play Comm.; Musical Comm.; Health Careers Club 3; Nurses Aide 4; Sr. Play Comm.; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. SUSAN E. MORBELLI JAMES T. MORTON Myers, Daniel K.; 8 5 63; “Dan”. Myers, Henry S.; 5 4 63; College; Soccer 1, 2; Track 2. Myers, Kim L.; 8 8 63; Pathologist; Hockey 1,2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Myers, Mark A.; 8 22 63; Law; Science Fair 1; Beacon Staff 3; Jr. Play; Photography Club 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Sr. Play. Myers, Randy J.; 3 31 63; Scholar; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. Myers, Ray P.; 3 12 63; “Weasel”; Wrestling 3; Football 4. Myers, Stuart R.; 2 2 63; “Stu”; Button Hole Driller; Football 1. Neff, Melanie L.; 10 28 63; “Melba Lea”; Law; A.F.S. 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Comm. 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play Comm; Sr. Play Comm. HANDY J. MYERS MARK A. MYERS Like a tree, we each must find a place to grow and branch out. 119 Ness, Donald C.; 8 13 63; “I,efty”; Diesel Technician; Wrestling 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Varsity Club 4. Newcomer, Beverly J.; 7 2 63; D.O.E. O’Conner, Brian. Olphin, Lisa A.; 10 20 63; Cruise Director; A.F-S.l, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; Foreign Exchange Student 3; Foreign Exchange Host 4. Orlowsky, Lisa A.; 12 9 63; “Orlow”; Secretary. Orwig, Joel E.; 8 19 63; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Paules, Timothy M.; 2 27 63; Music; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3; Stagehand 2, 3, 4. Pawloski, Susan L.; Adulthood; Track 1; Science Fair 1; Speech and Debate 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Beacon 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Band 3, 4; A.F.S. 3. Perry, Judith; 2 7 63; “Bee”; College. Peters, Margaret E.; 2 10 63; “Peggy”; Beautician; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Spectator Bus. Staff 4. JOEI. E. ORWIG LISA A. ORLOWSKY 120 LEONARD L. REDDING, JR ROBERT PULLO Phillips, Cynthia R.; 4 15 63; “Cindy”; College; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Track 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Nat’l. Honor Society 3, 4 (Sec.); Spec, Bus. Staff 4 (Manager). Pitzer, Rick L.; 3 11 63; “Plitz”; Computer Science; Football 3, 4. Plowman, Robin J.; 10 29 60; “Rob”; Going to a rehabilitation center. Porter, Tracy L.; 8 26 62; Auto Mechanics; Football 1; Basket- ball 1, 2; D.O.E. 4. Powlas, Thomas L.; 10 23 62; “Tom”; Pilot; Football 1. Pratt, Amy E.; 10 31 62; Psychologist; Tennis 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 3; Ski Club 3, 4. Pullo, Robert Rayburn, John E.; 5 24 63; Electronics Technician; D.O.E. 4. Redding, Jr. Leonard L.; 5 1 63; “Leonard”; College; Beacon 3, 4; Jr. Play Cast 3; Sr. Play Cast 4. Reed, Christina C.; 6 26 63; “Chunks”; Work for the Mafia. TRACY L. PORTER 121 The longest journey starts with a single step. MARK ROOT 122 Reich, Christopher B.; 6 29 63; Machinist; Basketball 1; Intra- mural Soccer 1, 2; D.O.E. 4. Richard, Beth E.; 12 5 62; “Beppy”; Registered Nurse; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 2; Varsity Club 3, 4;. Riedel, John H.; 11 17 63; “Henry”; To rule the World; Base- ball 4. Ritter, Randy B.; 5 22 63; Exterminator; D.O.E. 4. Rohrbaugh, Teresa L. 11 29 63; “Tree ; Fashion Merchandis- ing; Cheerleading 3, 4. Rontiris, Athena J.; 1 19 64; “Tine”; College; Psychologist; Concert Choir 4; Sr. Play Committee 4; Business Staff (Spec.) 4. Root, Mark Roth, Gregory A.; 7 17 63; “Rut”; Truck Driver for the U.S. Tobacco Co.; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 3, 4. Roth, Melissa S.; 8 21 63; College; Education; Drama Club 1; Sr. Play 4; Musical 4. BETH E. RICHARD CHRISTINE L. SCHIELDS Rudisiil, Kimberly A.; 3 4 63; “Rowdy ; Secretary. Ruth, Steven B.; 12 14 63; “Buzz”; Work for the Post Office. Savoie, Lisa M.; 8 23 63; “Salty ; Sports Medicine; Spectator Business Staff. Saylor, Brenda S.; 1 29 63; Accountant. Schaefer, Michael E.; 7 25 63; “Spaz ; College; Beacon 3. Schell, Connie A.; 5 25 63; “Bobbsey Twin I ; Housewife.. Schields, Christine L.; 6 29 63; “Chris”; Real Estate Agent; D.O.E. 4. Schilling, Brenda M.; 12 30 62; To Marry Kev; D.O.E. 4. Scott, Jeffrey We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. a 3 124 Senft, Suzanne E.; 7 22 63; “Sue”; Kindergarten Teacher; Cheerleading 1; Field Hockey 2, 3; Jr. Class Play Committee 3. Seville, Andrew H.; 12 6 62; College; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. Shaffer, Diane; 2 4 63; Di.; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Shaffer, Teresa J.; 9 1 63; Treace”; Real Estate; Majorette 4. Shearer, Crystal A.; 10 20 63; “Chris”; Secretary. Shearer, Dawn M.; 7 14 63; Owning a large farm; D.O.E. 4. Shearer, Lisa E.; 2 17 63; College; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Shearer, Timothy L.; 5 18 63; “Tim”; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. Shellenberger, Lora M.; 4 15 63; Work with children. Shipley, David H.; 3 6 63; “Space”; Professional Pilot; Swim- ming 1, 2; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TERESA J. SHAFFER RONALD L. SNIDER ft iV: STEVE Q. SMITH Shirey, Amy S.; 8 9 63; “Amer”; College; Tennis 1; Diving 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Vice-President 1, 2; Field Hockey 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. Shuster, Cynthia A.; 7 6 63; “Cindy”; College; Colorguard 3, 4; Spec. Business Staff 4; AFS 4; Sr. Play Committee. Simpson, David P.; 12 14 62; L.F. Slagle, Kevin E.; 1 15 63; Construction Work. Sluder, Mary R.; 9 3 63; undecided. Smith, Beth A.; 12 17 63; Move to California; D.O.E. Smith, Steve Q.; 6 27 63; “Smithy”; Go around the World in 80 days; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1. Snider, Ronald L.; 7 26 63; “Red”; Marry Karen; Move to Flor- ida and clean elephant stalls at circus world; Football 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Snyder, Christine J.; 7 14 63; “Chrissy”; Undecided; Sr. Class Play Committee 4; D.O.E. 4. Snyder, Edward G.; 3 25 63; “EDI”; Undecided; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Varsity Club 4. BETH A. SMITH MARY R. SLUDER 125 The world is like a mirror that reflects back what we are. Snyder, Maureen C.; 3 17 63; “Mollie”; College; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Snyder, Scott E.; 2 17 63; “Snydlee”; Medicine; Science Fair 1, 2; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. Sprenkle, Betsy A.; 10 21 63; “Catarina”; College; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Beacon 3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Sprenkle, Christine Stabley, Laura J.; 10 22 62; “Stabes”; Registered Nurse; Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; G. Ensemble 2,3; Drama 2; Musical 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; Madrigals 4; Class Play 4. Stambaugh, Troy E.; 1 28 63; Ace”; Military Officer; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Musical 2; Stagehand 4. Starner, Russell A.; 3 19 62; Inventor, Salesman; Starz, Fay A.; 8 9 63; College-CPA; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 4‘ Stauffer, Gregory J.; 9 27 63; “Greg”; Air Force Officer; Band 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2. 126 EDWARD F. SWEENEY III BRYANT SULLIVAN Stern, Bob J.; 2 23 63; “Head”; College; Track 1, 2, 3. Stiles, Vickie Stough, Terri L.; 12 17 62; “Terri”; Nursing; Stremmel, Joseph R.; 8 3 63; “Joe”; Turtle Hunter; Photogra- phy 3, 4. Strickler, Amy; 10 16 63; Undecided; D.O.E. 4. Sullivan, Bryant Basketball 1, 2, 4. Sweeney III, Edward F.; 9 27 63; “Ed”; College. Sweeney, Valerie A.; 5 12 63; “Val”; College; Orchestra 1, 2,3,4; Musical 3, 4; Class Play Comm. 4. Sweitzer, Laurie S.; 1 11 64; Executive Secretary. AMY STRICKLER JOSEPH R. STREMMEL The way to get any- where is to start from where you are. 127 MARIE A. TYSON DEBORAH E. TRAYNHAM 128 Taylor, Beth A.; 8 3 63; Artist; Nurse’s Aid 1,2, 3, 4; A.V. 3; Art Club 4. Taylor, Bonnie J.; 1 1 64; “BoJo”; Doctor; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Science Fair 1,2; Track 1, 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. Taylor, Jennifer S.; 5 6 63; Interior Design; Tennis 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Varsity Club 4. Thompson, Angela S.; 7 17 63; “Angie”; Registered Nurse; In- atrmurals 1, 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Thompson, Jeffrey R.; 8 28 62; Buck”; Undecided; Wrestling 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Travia, Julie M.; 12 13 62; “Sunshine”; Nursing; AFS Exchange Student; Health Career Club; Skiing Club. Traynham, Deborah E.; 7 17 62; “Deb”; Child Care. Trent, Eric Tyson, Marie A.; 12 2 63; ‘-Bobby Twin II”; Cosmetology; Nurse’s Aid 2, 3, 4. Vanasdale, James R.; 3 22 63; “Van ; College; Wrestling 1; Football (Co-Captain) 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2, 3,(Sec. Treas.)4. BONNIE J. TAYI.OR ANGELA S. THOMPSON Vieglins, -luris; 5 5 63; Viggy”; Taxidermist. Wagoner, Kandie S.; 1 11 64; “Waggy”; Mafia. Waldrup, Faith E.; 3 30 63; “Faithie”; Modeling; Class Play 4. Walker, Michelle G.; 3 7 63; Pediatric Nurse; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Hand 1, 2; AFS (SEC.)3,(Pres.)4; Nurses Club 3; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Varsity Club 4. Walters, Carol I).; 4 9 63; Restaurant Manager; Beacon Staff 3; D.O.E. 4. Warner, Rhett E.; 12 31 62; Undecided. Warner, Tamela S. 6 9 63; “Tammy”- 'Sponge”; Horse Train- er. Wasser, Mark M.; 11 2 63; Own Business; Musical 1, 2; Concert Choir 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4. Weber, Anne L.; 6 29 63; “Crash”; Advertising; Forensics 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Hockey 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; N.M.S. Semi-Finalist 4. Weidner, -Jane A.; 4 18 63; College; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. RHETT B. WARNER CAROL D. WALTERS 129 JULIE A. WEIDNER PAMELA A. WELTY Weidner, Julie A.; 4 18 63; Nursing; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2; Var. Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. Weikert, Benjamin A.; 12 13 63; “Ben”; Lunatic; Weiser, Lorie E.; 2 27 63; “Lorieface”; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Exec. Council 4; Beacon (Editor-in- Chief) 3.4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Play Director 3; Play Coordinator 4; Spec. Lit. Staff (Co-Editor) 4; AFS 4. Wells, Polly A.; 11 11 63; Travel; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech 1; Musical 2. Welty, Pamela A.; 6 5 63; “Pam”; Nursing; Class Play 3; Health Career Club 3. Wetzler, John M.; 11 21 63; Undecided; Football 3, 4. Whetsel, William B.; 12 25 63; College-Air Force; Football 1, 2, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3. Warwick, Steve T.; 8 29 62; Undecided; Football 1. Williams, Karen J.; 4 13 63; “Muttley”; College; Class Play 3; 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Williams, Lance R.; 2 16 63; Cybernetics; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; For- ensics 1, 2,4; Science Fair 1,2, 3, 4; Capital Area Science Fair 2, 3; International Science Fair 3. HO Williams, Paul E.; 6 13 62; “P.K.”; College (Univ. of Manatobia Canada); Senior Play Comm. 4. Wise, Daniel D.; 10 12 63; “Cookie”; College-Go West; Basket- ball 1, 2; Science Fair 2; Talent Show 4. Wisner, Tammy E.; 9 29 63; “Tam”; College; Colorguard 3; Beacon Staff 3, 4. Witmer, Douglas C.; 12 2 62; “Doug”; Air Force Pro Bowler; Tennis 1; Cross Country 2; Track 2. Wood, Nikki J.; 3 14 63; “Nik”; College; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Exec. Council 1, 2, 3; Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; Homecoming Queen 4. Zarfoss, John D.; 9 5 63; “Zarf”; Livestock Farmer Accountant; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Zemanik, Richard J.; 6 11 63; “Stem”; Trade School Auto Wrecking; Band 1, 2; Track 1, 4 Football 4. Zero, Joseph T.; 3 11 63; “J.T.”; College; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Flory, Tina Hartman; 2 2 63; Cheerleading 1, 2. NIKKI J. WOOD DOUGLAS C. WITMKR DANIKL I). WISE Accept your limita- tions, then go beyond them. 131 CLASS SONG: FOOLING YOURSELF YOU SEE THE WORLD THROUGH YOUR CYNICAL EYES YOU’RE A TROUBLED YOUNG MAN I CAN TELL YOU’VE GOT IT ALL IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND BUT YOUR HAND’S WET WITH SWEAT AND YOUR HEAD NEEDS A REST AND YOU’RE FOOLING YOURSELF IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE IT YOU’RE KIDDING YOURSELF IF YOU DONT BELIEVE IT WHY MUST YOU BE SUCH AN ANGRY YOU MAN WHEN YOUR FUTURE LOOKS QUITE BRIGHT TO ME AND HOW CAN THERE BE SUCH A SINISTER PLAN THAT COULD HIDE SUCH A LAMB SUCH A CARING YOUNG MAN AND YOU’RE FOOLING YOURSELF IF YOU DONT BELIEVE IT YOU'RE KIDDING YOURSELF IF YOU DONT BELIEVE IT GET UP GET BACK ON YOUR FEET YOU’RE THE ONE THEY CANT BEAT AND YOU KNOW IT COME ON LET’S SEE WHAT YOU’VE GOT JUST TAKE YOUR BEST SHOT AND DONT BLOW IT. CLASS MOTTO: There is a past that is gone forever; But there is a future that is still our own. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose and Baby’s Breath 1M US ‘j fru bAjf Baruv , Q$ jwn i)T tfe: rn ft cf r - % «( .,, -WU I w y F p V, f -■ , | U Henry 2 11 J , y to fc JEV .‘FARE tU W ---------------- fioJjuj f i 3 % iSf' vX Q t % I r h j -rpvcW T ovf; (fenM kW yj — [e C Suu£ GiumPPGR. - 1J6 81’s Elementary Days 138 Pictures are identified on page 139. I think I've got Schooliti . Calvin Klein? Harsky and Stutch? My bologna has a first name . . . Miss Carvel 1981. Call ye bluff! Row 1 I,. Attig, B. Taylor. B. Stern. T. Kulp, B. Davis, S. Baugher. C. Hersey. B. Gruver Row ‘2 T. Gifford. J. Markey. D. Baumer, L. Shellenberger, J. Druck. B. WhcUcl. C. Snyder, S. Myers Row 3 M. Dotzel, N. Wood, T. Markle, D. Shipley. S. Blacker, E. Sweeney. V. Dehoff. T. Stambaugh Row 4 A. Love, T. Moore. B. O'Conner. K. Becker. S. Senft, S. Kiefel, R. Eisenhart, L. Ilgcnfritz Row 5 J. Taylor, B. Sprenkle, A. Katz. L. Weiser, L. Gable. J. Jackson, K. Dehoff. T. Harshberger Row 6 R. Kpply, R. I«eber, T. Kastelic, S. Keeny, J. Herbst, D. Traynham. T. Diehl. M.L. Dietz Row 7 K. Kraft. D. Ness. C. Shields. R. Daugherty. T. Warner. T. Bentzel.T. Farmer, K. Geesey Row8 T. Rohrbaugh, C. Ernst, I). Blouse, C. Kise, L. Williams, B. Smith. M. Walker. B. Inners ’81’s Guys And Dolls Fillsbury Paige? Sixth grades' Best-dressed? When I grow up. I want to be a swimmer. Oops! I think I dropped my Skoal. 139 □□□ — □ j □ The 1980-1981 Dallastown Chapter of American Field Services (AFS) hosted two foreign exchange students. Mamen de la Torre from Spain whose host sister is I'aula Deller and Julie Travia from Australia whose host sister is Lisa Olphin. Manon Koerhuis came to Dallastown from Holland and she was spon- sored by Youth For Understanding. Over the sum- mer. two Dallastown students travelled abroad. They are Paula Deller who went to Italy and Lisa Olphin who went to Paraguay. I I 141 Mamen, Julie, and Manon I.i a and Paula Can You Imagine? K. Becker- getting detention for putting up the X-mas tree? S. Blecker- talking to an underclassman? C. Classen- getting suspended? C. Craley- without a hockey stick? K. Fondarvest- without Eric Mays? K. Hykes Losing her pompom? S. Kiefel- joining AC DC? K. Kozlowski- insisting her name is Irish? K. Kraft- with a straight face? D. Lackic- falling off the balance beam? T. Moore- going to see the Osmonds in concert? J. Perry- not saying Well? C. Schell- without Marie Tyson? C. Sprenkle- writing a fan letter to Englebert Humperdinck? B. Taylor- creating chaos? M. Tyson- without Connie Schell? J. Weidner- as a non-scorer? S. Baugher- without a camera around his neck? T. Bentzel- finally asking out Lisa Hendershot? T. Bragg- wearing a long sleeve shirt? M. Fitz- best friends with Miss Miller? R. Hall- growing 2 inches? M. Hess- portraying Tiny Tim on Broadway? B. Jones- wearing his gymsuit? J. Long- in the candy business? G. Markey- without his pet caterpillar? M. McKnight- divorcing Paula Deller? S. McMullen- over par? T. Shearer- striking out? D. Shipley- lost in space? R. Stern- putting a muffler on his car? B. Sullivan- missing a 20-footer? B. Whetzel- going through football season without an injury? T. Fry- as the new I,ed Zeppelin drummer? M. Bez- being a 6'2 blonde? T. DeRaleau- without Angie? M. Drei- keeping quiet in class? B. Ferree- running CC without legs? T. Haugh- flirting? T. Kohler- without AV equipment? C. Loughran- doing ballet? T. Lucabaugh- without lips? A. Martin- not mooching munchies? B. Meredith- without his designer jeans? T. Powlas- liking English class? T. Stambaugh- staying out of trouble? J. Wetzler- sumo wrestling? D. Witmer- without his car? L. Armitage- being boisterous? L. Clouser- doing her own accounting projects? M. Dotzel being quiet for a period? L. Downs- with a lOCf. attendance? D. Fitzkee- running out of candy? S. Grove- being a teacher’s pet? D. Haberstroh- without a horse? T. Harshberger- without school spirit? J. McCulloh- not flirting? K. Myers- without her hockey stick? S. Pawloski- losing her wit? M. Roth- not whining? S. Senft- without Hardees? L. Swcitzer- being suspended for disobedience? D. Traynham- at a horror movie? T. Warner- hating horses? A. Weber- being a safe driver? K. Williams- without emotions? C. Bailey- in an evening gown? E. Barshinger- as a Keebler elf? D. Baumer- doing her homework? C. Boll- without make-up? C. Bollinger- without her ice cream scoop? D. Cauchon- as a basketball player? S. Conrad- without her cold cuts? G. Coughlin- as a Fleetwood Mac groupie? J. Daugherty- with blonde hair? B. Ferree- married to .Jeff Cannon with 3 kids? A. Glatfelter- without her Neil Young tapes? M. Graser- driving her dad’s tractor to school? R. Hersh- losing her engagement ring? C. Hess- as Mrs. Kinsley? T. Hostetler- as a belly dancer? B. Inners- not having subs on Friday? S. Hesson- with her hair messed up? W. Miller- coming to school on time? B. Newcomer- weighing more than 100 lbs.? B. Saylor- a a Ixtdy builder? B. Schilling- as president of speech debate? D. Shearer- bald? B. Smith- without her jean jacket? A. Strickler- with red and freckles? C. Snyder- with a crew cut? D. Blouse- living in a Weeble's house? C. Schields- as Captain Mac’s fisherman? I). Ayres- becoming a physicist? J. Bramble- being preppy? S. Burke- talking? T. Dambly- impressed? J. Gettys- without a concert t-shirt? T. Hinkle- without high tops? M. Holt- without glasses? J. Kinsley- without Chris Hess? T. Kulp- on DO.? D. Lentz- as the Incredible Hulk?” S. Myers- being neat? L. Redding- without a sharp pencil? M. Root- in a 3 piece suit? E. Snyder- without baseball? A. Anderson- talking aloud in class? L. Angell- eating devil food cake? S. Brown- eating a taco? M. Crippen- with a high voice? L. Davis- leading a social movement? V. Dchoff- without a brush? T. Forry- without her giggle? L. Gable- cussing someone out? S. Gumppcr- without cigarettes? S. Keeny- drunk in jeans? J. Leber- without her bottle? C. Mosso- without foreign languages? L. Mount- passing geometry? M. Peters- wearing a training bra? C. Shearer- without a guy? A. Shirey- without back problems? F. Starz- without Carson? E. Attig- getting a ring from Todd? A. Fetner- playing with anything but a basketball? K. Fisher- getting an “A” in physics? K. Geesey- going over Niagara Falls in a barrel? B. Hartman- owning her own school store? A. Katz- turning Japanese? S. Keech- driving anything but an expensive sports car? K. Klinedinst- bald? J. Klunk- dressing up in punk? R. I«enz- without her guitar? T. Shaffer- livin’ in “Schaefer City?’’ B. Sprenkle- in the alternative program? M. Walker- without any ailments? G. Malehorn- getting stuck in the mascot uniform? I. . Shellenberger-needing guidance? B. Bartha- without a blow dryer? M. Bivin- getting pinned? W. Fitzkee- having his own gas cap business? J. Dolmetsch- burning up in his electric blanket? B. Lehr- without muscles? M. Manifold- not working at Ponderosa? A. Seville- losing in the science fair? G. Stauffer-dressing preppy? S. Warwick- missing a day of school? K. Bowman- not being hungry? J. Cannon- without Brenda? J. Keller- without a Morris” T-shirt? R. Manta- with no hair? R. Coeyman- without boots? S. Davis- only 5' tall? R. Dressel- as class president? R. Eisenhart- being quiet for 30 seconds? E. Keeney- listening to a teacher? A. Love- without Paige? I). Ness- without hiking boots? T. Paules- not being in band? D. Simpson- being a basketball player? J. Stremmel- with a crew cut? J. Vanasdale- without football? J. Vieglins- owning a Chevette? D. Wise- not knowing how to play a guitar? R. Zemanik- on a crash diet? S. Appenzeller- eating Chinese food? L. Bachman- 5'8 tall? H. Bolen- being a quiet person? B. Davis- understanding all her math? M. DeLaTorre- having a New York accent? P. Deller- without Mitch? C. Reed- as a mud wrestler? M. Sluder- as a womans’ rights leader? F. Waldrup- in speech and debate? L. Weiser- as a head? T. Wisner- in the army? L. Anderson- beating Bill Rodgers in the Boston Marathon? D. Bailey- as a prep-clothes designer? C. Bupp- as a jockey? J. Ehrhart- having a night free of 142 Can You Imagine? detention? C. Ernst- starring on Sesame Street as “Ernie? J. Ilerbst- coming to school n full week? P. Hulbert- driving a hospital cart down the circuit? C. Mante- as a parking attendant? R. Myers- beating I.anre Anderson and Bill Rodgers both? B. O’Conner- at a Weight-Watchers meeting? R. Pitzer- as a dancer? J. Zero- without a telephone pole in his truck? J. Druck- running with a tuba? I- Ewell- not dancing? B. Gruver- as a nuclear physicist? L. Ilgenfritz- without combing her hair? M. King- riding a cow? B. Krout- as preppie? A. Lentz- riding a cow with Monique King? L. Olphin- driving a golf cart? K. Rudisill- without her laugh? L. Shearer- as a sanitarian? L. Stab ley- singing at the Met? J. Trnvia- living at the North Pole? J. Weidner- follower of a religious cult leader? P. Wells- selling hand sausage? G. Bahn- without lips? J. Braun- without Lynda? E. Duzey- being president? J. Gross- police chief? C. Hughes- in a suit? T. Kastelic- mute? E. Mays- in a fishnet bikini? T. Diehl- without Mrs. Heindel? T. Dunlap- with her mouth not running? L. Bamberger- center for the sixers? M. Hendricks- crashing her plane? M. Koerhuis- in bagggv jeans? M. Neff- playing her bdls? C. Shuster- fat? B. Taylor- weighing over 100 lbs.? I). Decker- denting his car? T. Farmer- without his punk rock hair cut? M. Dietz- without colorguard? S. Gannett- without perfect hair and teeth? D. Mammon- not talking to S.H. in Physics? L. Hartman- being outspoken? K. Munchel- without swimming? C. Phillips- 4 6” tall? A. Kontiris- not being Greek? M. Snyder- without a boyfriend? J. Taylor- acting like a fool? N. Wood- in a bad mood? R. Bryner- staying out of trouble for more than a day? B. Hengst- without the school store? J. Inners- without his good times van? J. Jackson- without the sidewalks of Main St. Yoe? M. McEvoy- without a can on Friday night? W. McHugh- not racing on 83? P. Minichino- not wearing his jean jacket? T. Porter- without his earring? J. Rayburn- trying to go a full day of school? C. Reich- not being able to cruise the circuit? S. Smith- without those fabulous looks? E. Trent- without that fantastic hair? M. Hengst- keeping a job for longer than a week? K. Beck- talking to a girl? G. Brenner- buying a close and play? M. Clark- not clowning around? S. Fitz- with his hair out of place? S. Henry- without his alligators? F. Jaslow- in the major leagues? M. Miller- in leotards? J. Morton- not wearing a sweater? EL Myers- without glasses? M. Myers- without red cheeks? G. Roth- not having his C.R.? R. Snider- without red hair? E. Sweeney- being serious? R. Warner- with an afro? J. Zarfoss- as a hippy? S. Ruth- with a crew cut? B. Buonora- as an only child? T. Cooper- in Weight Watchers? B. Crouse- in a rock group? T. Ford- as a narcotics agent? C. Gnmache- as a boxer? P. Jansen- as the class introvert? S. King- not wearing purple? T. Markle- as a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader? A. Pratt- not talking? M. Gross- as a munchkin? D. Mallas- without his Calvins? L. Williams- without his computer? C. Bcsscr- writing on the water tower? L. Bupp- without her laugh? L. Orlowsky- on stilts? T. Allison- modeling straight jackets? K. Dehoff- advertising hair conditioners? J. Gem be- on time with art projects? R. Myers- getting attacked by a ghost? R. Starner- not having a question to ask? P. Williams- having to change his name to go into show business? D. Eigenrauch- talking above a whisper? J. Kirk- satisfied with her hair? R. Plowman- without a paint brush? D. Shaffer- serious? L. Fisher- managing Hardess? C. Grim- without fists? M. Krieg- advertising for Quiet Touch? J. Orwig- without his stogies? S. Snyder- as a gynecologist? J. Thompson- without a hunting story to tell? M. Mesaros- shaving off his moustache? J. Scott- without the army? L. Murray- as a disc jockey? D. Koons- confused with Big Foot? J. Markey- as a nun? J. McNary- buying her jeans in K-mart? V. Sweeney- as a spokesperson for the American Cancer Society? C. Kise- as a ballet dancer? R. Ritter- wearing penny loafers? B. Keener- living on welfare? T. Messman- with two broken feet? M. Schaefer- without his car? L. Einsig- as a lady mud wrestler? M. Wasser- getting eaten by a Venus flytrap? B. Weikert- staying awake in class? M. Keller- as a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader? D. Kiser- married to a Harvard physics professor? R. Leber- working in a glue factory? S. Morbelli- as a computer programmer for McCrorys? B. Richard- with kids? T. Rohrbaugh- as a munchkin? L. Savoie- plaving second base for the Phillies? V. Stiles- with her curling iron broken? A. Thompson- with a crew cut? P. Welty- not doing her anatomy homework? K. Wagoner- owning her own Donut World? T. Stough- as the Culligan man? T. Gifford- getting thrown out of class? S. Ehrie- as a linebacker for the Eagles? R. Diehl- as the fat lady at the fair? C. Daugherty- kissing a toad? J. Kyle- owning a Cadillac? M. Mummert- as a Avon lady? D. Myers- without his barbells? J. Gruzca- buying glue? C. Hersey- named Carol Herxhcy? D. McWilliams- as Santa's elf? K. Baker- outspoken? R. Dentler- at a disco? J. Ludwig- with a perm? C. Walters- as a goody goody? K. Slagle- as a pornographer? K. Baker- startin a rumble? B. Barley- losing her safety pin in gym? A. Grim- with a beard? R. Pullo- without a light? J. Riedel- selling big wheels? T. Burkholder- as a mortician? S. Bollinger- as 4-H queen? B. Brenneman- spending all day in school? R. Daugherty- being weak? R. Epply- missing the Super Bowl? K. Bailey- owning his own bus service? 143 4tfcsvfl Senior Categories Elizabeth Attig, Scott Fitz Paige Jansen, Ed Sweeney Cindy Phillips, Jim Vanasdnlc Beth Richard, Jeff Jackson Steph Kiefel, Glen Bahn Carol Classen, Dino Mallas Sue Keeny, Scott Fitz Steph Kiefel. Andrew Seville I-aurie Armitage, Scott Fitz Jamie McCulloh, Rick Eisenhart Tammy Hershberger, John Dol- Most likely to Succeed- Class Clown- Best Athlete- Rowdiest- Most Musical- Class Prep- Best Dressed- Most Studious- Quietcst- Biggcst Flirts- Most School Spirit- metsch Most Popular- Leslie Gable. John Dolmetsch Most likely to get married and have 12 Kids- Cindy Shuster, Dave Lentz Most Talented- Jeannie Druck, Mark Kreig 146 Senior Find LESLIEGABLEAGQMPMOTVWNFFOHEDNIVEK ODCSARMCFBGINDRTDBXNJLNBDFHJOZQEO RNOTROMMIJTQSRBGHAMYSHIREYDAORLBD AFREXWNQRCWVNAANDRYXNOMPZTRSILHCA HSPPYJANEANDJULIEWEIDNERJTSCYBADR AMOHTMOGLNDOFBDTWZANOAPCAWZHNPIGR MARKKRIEGSETJ KWINPORKSNHDFYREWRBE BDXIBMONRSYXCQIMRJONESPROKNIWTACN ECOECFIJTNDGMINMEACHDTRIESDSPQURD RBLKXSDROTEHINJIKCLGSDESTIGBEDNUE GDLESREQANCESBDDCNIONGIGCWZODXOKC ENDLCMAVSOUPSOUREEDDYGKRHKFLAONSK RBWSMBMYJTHIMNODBYANDVCIOACLTQPVE CWTELLAWLSVNISDRADVQEWAMTYFEBISTR ZOLDGMAMENDELATORREDRFLDPNRULNQEG ZTFNCFOJWHYTLTBIYOLNTDEMQDJLBCBDS TSCIDQBOHOJYENEEKDEOGGSFRTIMXRCNY IORQWXRPLJQTRNKMMZNRCDIEDHVPSIHCR FETNRBXENRCKQFBKKWTPEDNVPIINSZCYR TTWIYAOHOMECOMINGWZABREYKYLLYNSEN TFLDEZKSALYIPFWEEGABMLDEZAKILSTLF OENCEHTZABCCINOLJCBZANIYSAJVQEEII CAROLCLASSENATRUURZEIAMVELFPSPMAI SRRYIGYOPVHOADLBFIUCCHILKDMRRELBA JLGESWCIEAHHOIFAMSSIJWFXPOVUFLOTF TLELAYILBLKYELSNOIPMAHCDETAEFEDNU NINGTCXNEWTTCSOVFMUZTCFCPKNAJMNEY KYAMTCEANNRGGESATOAYFFQAJOAWYNHKN OAMKILURUACRZNWMATTBIVINOOSUZLODK QBAEGATWERPYGORRODAGEQAJTDKUOJUA RTLXIDWIIFJSYOHBIMRBERGERALDEEXET SWELISASHEARERMOWYREGSHAIMLSRGVCH THHSADHSUCENKPEWDJSNBIJOYCEMARKEY ECOOFCKOIGLOVREEZAXNLTOOXEAJTEQRK LMRYPJXUKSQUSOYNSNPYKRU EADY HOGPIR ICNURNREZTIPRMTLITPLSJXAYVNDLRNJA AOEKATHYMUNCHELTCMPIVDEHEOAXTOREF BNYOOUOLUOVTYOUTROYHINKLEMLPOTAST RWAGTJHHIKEXXREMIRCEMITEMIRP EHTKQ MICHELLEWALKERONJKCFHOOPQHNMDFIDI DOOWIKKINFPQNDLANCEANDERSONCRDFLJ Puzzle Clues homccominj: court members football player. 12 council president 1980 football team 1 position-girls tennis drum major basketball player. 14 girl swimming captains male and female musical leads over 1000 career points high school principals kicks field goals head football coach high jumper band director senior gymnast Spectator advisor stagehand tenor saxophonist senior class play Dallastown mascots wrestles 112 quietest senior male senior play-male lead Varsity Club president Nation honor Society president new basketball coach YCIAA player of the year football captains AFS president May 23. 1981 stagehand drummer calculus teacher basketball twins cross country. 1 runner moonlight and roses homecoming queen's escort 1980 baseball MVP football player, 2-r senior class advisor Barrota senior girl divers Outstanding People Of 1981 A Challenge To Find Them GOLF: (I.-R) J. Orwig, S. McMullen, T. Bentzel TENNIS: (L-R) J. Taylor. K. Geescy. C. Classen. F . Peters CROSS COUNTRY: (clockwise starting at top) C. Ernst, R. Myers, S. Snyder, B. Ferree. A. Thompson, L. Anderson HOCKEY: (L-R) B. Taylor. A. Shirey, Ju. Weidner, T. Diehl. M. Hendricks, C. Besser. K. Fisher. M. Walker. M. Snyder. J. Druck, Coach Koller. 148 v vfkA ' VA£K CHEERLEADING: (L-R) L. Hamberger. T. Markle, T. Harshberger, L. SWIMMING: (I—R) A. Shirey, K. Becker. I.. Shearer, K. Dchoff. S. Brown T. Gable, K. Hykes. N. Wood, T. Rohrbaugh. Gifford. K. Geesey, K. Munchel. Football: (L-R) Row 1: T. Messman, K. Mays, M. Bivin, G. Stauffer, R. 1‘itzer, R. Zemanik. Row 2: J. Vanasdale. J. Welzler. M. Bez. .1. Zero. R. Bryner. L. Fisher. S. Smith,. Row 3: K. Keeney, M. Fite, R. Hall, B. S hetsel. .1. I.udwig, M. Holt. Row 4: D. Ness. «I. Thompson. C. Kise. T. Kastelic, G. Roth. GIRLS’ B-BALL: (Top-Bottom) M. Snyder, -In. Wcidner, Ju. Weidner, A. Fetner. C. Phillips, I). Blouse. 49 WRESTLING: (L-R) M. Bivin, .1. Dolmetsch, S. Fitz. BOYS’ B-BALL: (L-R) B. Sullivan, (until 1 28), A. Martin, (until 1 28), T. Hinkle, D. Decker. G. Markey. Diversified Occupations Amy Gladefelter on the job at Miller’s Country Market Now I forget what I was going to say.' WORK, WORK, WORK . The Cooperative Diversified Occu- pational program is offered by Dal- lastown Area High School for stu- dents interested in gaining practical on-th-job training while enrolled in high school. It can prepare students for a broad range of occupational fields and enable the students to re- late education directly to his career interests through actual employment situations. The program is a cooper- ative venture between interested em- ployers and the local schools in an effort to provide students with the opportunity to learn the occupation of their choice. If you skip work one more day, you’re out.' 150 In Memory cannot dcuj, and. 9uriM not A Mj Hint ie id dead. He id pAdt cuotuj ! Will a. cJhjz uj dtniH., cuui a u ave oj! tie flOAlct, ){c iaA n tutdeAed. Utter cut uaiAhouM Haul, Clnd. (e L ltd d ieevnuAUj iou V€ Uj !ai L Sk needo tnudJ. ie, donee, -lie iinqeAd tieAe. Clnd ijOu. —oi you, n io tfie. li iiuLedt' ijUiAtt 9o i Uiz odd lime, dt p. and. tie yLad icttoUi, SiinJL oj! turn jaAotuj on. ad deze'L 9n the, do ue of!. HieAe, ad tie itm, oi Hole 9-fuAti oj ioni a1a.HI, ad tile Acune, , 9 day •• U id not deaid - ie id- jaadt om'cuj. James Kline born May 26, 1963 died Feb. 22, 1980 completed 10th grade Oliver Zugg born Oct. 3, 1963 transferred 7th grade died at age 15 PATRONS AND ADS Congratulations CSSK Pinball Wizard P.0. Box 6214 Coin Operated Amusements Buy, Sell or Trade Any Coin Device” To The Class of '81 Amusements Chuck Martin York 17406 Pinball Machines Coin Games For Home, Office and Business Congratulations to the Class of ’81 Keller’s Jewelry Store 18 W. 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