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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1982 volume:

TABLE OF SPORTS 13aseba([ .... . a HocKcy . ; ■ U 'TracK . . . rf VooLbalf . ... . . -If VolUybaiL . . . . . ; Soccer Hoys' Tennis . . . . . . 'Wrestling . . . . 30 Cross Country . . • • • 9 Swimming f Diving . .3Z Golf ... 10 BdsKeibaiC • -5 Girls' Tennis . . ... 17 E N TER TA1 NMENT Band ... 11 Chorus . . Sta e Band . . . . . 46 Tumor Play. . . . 50 Orcfiesira . . ■ • • 7 TACULTV Administrators . ■ ■ • sf faculty Vrincipats . ... 55 Secretaries . . . . 58 f % Over the past four years, many of us have spent hours socializing at McDonald’s. After football games, parties, and school activities, McDonald's is filled with Dallastown students. The Spectator Staff has chosen to symbolize the good times we’ve had by a McDonald's yearbook. We, the seniors, have many fond memories of how we’ve grown up in the past four years. Remem- ber in ninth and tenth grades how we would look for someone to take us to McDonald’s after the games? We couldn't wait to drive. When we finally could drive in eleventh and twelfth grades, we always took turns driving because it was too much trouble to pick up everyone. Besides, we never had any gas in our cars anyway. The Spectator Staff did not choose the McDon- ald’s theme to be childish. Many of the things that we will always remember have happened at McDon- ald’s. For example, there was a scheduled fight ev- ery week. There were to be head vs. jock fights as well as Dallastown vs. Suburban fights. Some of us became members of the 51 club. We always bought one soda every hour, just so we could sit inside and not get kicked out. You could always go to McDon- ald’s and see someone you knew. On Friday nights, the place was filled to capacity, and that's what made it fun. This yearbook is designed to bring back fond memories when it is opened ten years from now. What one place best represents where the Class of '82 saw each other, shared the same laughs and the same troubles? McDonald’s. The Spectator Staff McDonald Madness 5 titior Greetings From Management The This edition of the Spectator serves as a record of our program, as well as the personal contributions of both staff and students. We are fortunate indeed to have had dedicated people from the many facets of our program featured in this book. As the years go by, this book will become increasingly more valuable. It is my sincere hope that fond memories and appreciation of your brief time in Dallastown High will be renewed in your mind each time you read this book. Kindest personal regards to all and best wishes to the members of the Class of 1982. George W. W. Jones, Jr. 8 BUILD A BIG MAC . T3tald this Section Seniors 13mId I (us Seciion Juniors Build ibis Section Sophomores 13wild ibis Seciion “fresh man Rules 1. Each level requires three stamps for its completion. One stamp can be obtained on the first day of school. The second one is available after taking midterms, and a third stamp will be given to each player after the completion of finals. 2. Each player must start as a freshman and build upward in the proper sequence. Except in cases of extreme luck and intelligence, no level may be skipped. 3. One missing stamp in a row will cause repetition of that row or even possible disqualification. 4. After successfully Building A Big Mac, the winner will receive one diploma and a lifetime free from high school. 9 The Thrill Of The Agony Of Defeat Row 1 (l-R) M. Gross. J. Jackson. E. Snyder. T. Shearer. M. Bez, E. Keeney. Row2(L-R) S. Sullivan, T. Sprow. K. Marquette. M. Shildt. J. Gemmill. ffoir 3 (L-R) M. Daniels, E. Williams. M. Connor, K. Myers. C. Myers. The potential for a winning season was there. The Varsity baseball team started off with an impressive 5-1 pre-season record. The team scored 41 runs in the 6 pre-season games. Coach Shoff was disappointed, howev- er, in posting a 3-11 record in league play. He commented, A glance at the scores and one can tell we could score runs this year. We just couldn’t keep the other team from scoring more than we did.” John Gemmill led the team in batting with an average of .428. Overall the team’s batting average was .280. The team’s attitude was ex- cellent allthough the season was disappoint- ing. Susquehannock 3-1 L Suburban 7-6 L York Catholic 12-13 W York Vo-Tech 11-3 L Kennard Dale 4-8 W Red Lion 8-4 W York Vo-Tech 2-1 L Eastern 4-7 W Susquehannock 11-10 L Suburban 8-6 L York Catholic 3-0 L Kennard Dale 13-12 L Red Lion 14-11 L Eastern 9-6 L 12 Row 1 (L-R) J. Boeckel, K. Collison. R. Ehrhart, B. Greenplate, D. Strayer, J. Wallace. Row 2(L-R) C. Noll. S. Snyder, F. Schmuck, B. Ream, J. Keeney, R. Leitzel. B. Borchelt. Row 3 (L-R) D. Gallahgor, K. Noll. C. Knaub, 0. Pendergast. J. Shaeffer, S. Hoffman. S. McCullough. G. Fix. D. Miller. Managers Coaches J U n ■ i o r a r s ■ i t y Kneeling F. Jaslow. Standing (L-R) A. Fetner. P. (L-R) Coach Gerber. Coach Shoff. He� t. Missing K. Golden. 13 Girls’ Track Runs Wild Row 1 (L to R) K. Fisher. J. Klunk, J. Druck, T. Harshberger, A. Thompson. B. Taylor. Row 2(L to R) H. Miller, D. Meyers. B. Raffensberger, C. Hershner, C. Dcerin, T. Garrett. L. Vought, L. McMenamy, L. Henry, T. Small, C. Bowman. P. Hess. A. Manubag Row3(L to R) S. Godfrey. C. Dentler. S. Munchcl, T. Ramble. S. Bixby, M. Torncy, M. Innerst. T. McNight, C. Wise. J. Budcsheim, L. Pawloski, J. Doore. L. Tateosian Row 4(1 to R) E. McMenamy. S. Kotek, D. Myers. M. Dentler, S. Bupp, T. Kotek, D. Jones. S. Bollinger, M. Shive, A. Ruth, C. Deering, J. Greene The girls track team had a fine year with only two loses, Red Lion and Dover. We were very impressed with their pro- gress throughout the year,” commented Coach Ray Geesey. The 1600 Relay team of Joyce Klunk, Sue Kotek Tina Kotek and Eve McMenamy qualified for dis- tricts as did Sue Godfrey and Tracy Gar- rett in the high jump competition. Sue Kotek also qualified in the 1600 and 3200, Tina Kotek in the long jump and Eve McMenamy in the 200 meter run. Sue Kotek and Sue Godfrey were the lone state qualifiers. Eastern York High Red Lion Dover York Catholic York Suburban West York Spring Grove Central 89-34 86-39 68-55 68-55 Life In The Fast Lane I Row (L to R) T. Allison, B. Lehr. R. Daugherty. D. Decker. S. Davis. J. Vanesdale. Joe Zero. R. Meyers. S. Snyder. H. Myers. G. Markey. R. Myers. M. Holt Row 2 (L to R) K. Long. B. McCarty. B. Morrison. M. McKnight, B. Shive. R. Zcmatlc, D. Bell. John Zero. T. Smith. T. Bentzel. D. Pawloskl. V. Deller. D. Poterson Row 3 (L to R) P. Tickle. S. Fltz, S. Mowery. C. Hivncr. R. Schmidt. K. Fuhrman, G. Nace, B. Traynham. R. Carter. D. McKnight, E. Milstead, W. Hach, D. Schlitte, R. Golden The Boys’ Track Team had a good sea- son with only three loses, Red Lion, Do- ver, and Spring Grove. This was a learn- ing year for a lot of fine athletes. We had many close meets which may help the team mature for next year,” stated Coach Ray Geesey. The 1600 Relay Team of Joe Zero, Mitch McKnight, Troy Hin- kle, and Bob Morrison saw District ac- tion. Mitch McKnight also participated in the 200 meter as did Rich Daugherty in the discus throw. York High 71-70 w Red Lion 64-78 L Dover 69-74 L York Catholic 88-53 W York Suburban 92-49 w West York 103-39 w Spring Grove Central 69-72 M L it = Varsity Coaches Row 1 (I to R) L. Hopkins. T. Dittenhatfcr, K. Shoulander. K. March. S. Ernst. M. Mihm, V. Shriver. K. Snydor. C. Hoskins. A. Sietz, H. Frey, M. Slenker. M. Wirschal. W. Sheffer, M. Geesey, J. Wells, K. Koontz, E. Deninc. M. Leber. A. Lohman, C. Brannan, Row 2 (L to R) J. Kloaker. M. Gannet. L. Kline. S. Newcomer. D. Lyons. S. Zacharda. J. Jacobs. M. Dunncan, E. Doll. T. Bankart. B. Wantz, C. Anstet, J. Waldrup. R. Thompson. T. Blymirc. D. Williams. T. Gemmill, G. Baublets Row 3 (L to R) M. Barnhart. J. McClung. D. Kuhn. T. Fox. R. Spyker. B. Markcy. J. Rinehart. M. Flickinger, M. Henry. J. Hcckard. T. Beck. B. Rhodes. P. Wallace. K. Pitzer. Row 4 (L to R) B. Zimmerman. D. Stump, R. Zarfoss. C. Daugherty, G. McCormack. M. Elicker, S. Pitzer. A. Smith, R. Bcntzol, M. Drayer. P. Nace York Suburban W Red Lion L North Hills L York High W West York L Spring Grove L John Reynolds L Jr. High Coaches Steven Buzzard and Coach Oswald. Coach Geesey. Coach Ehrlich Managers Row 1 (L to R) Linda Waltersdorff. Stacy Walton, Kathy Munchel Row 2 (L to R) 16 Varsity Seniors Row 1 (L-R) J. Gingerich. Ju. Weidner. D. Fritzkec. A. Shirey, Ja. Weidner. T. Druck. Row 2 (L-R) P. Emcnhciser, S. Aughenbaugh. S. Sweeney. D. Arnold. M. Kuhn, T. Keeney, S. Hartman. Coaches Coaches: (L-R) P. Kolega. D. Lentz. J.V’s Led by Coach Pam Kolega the 1980-1981 girls volley- ball team finished with a season record of 3 wins and 11 losses. The D-town J.V.’s under the direction of Coach Diane Lentz ended with a season of 5 wins and 9 losses. Amy Shirey was named the most valuable player for the season. y b I I Row 1 (L-R) J. Sweeney. K. Godfrey. N. Stiles. M. Brenneman. S. Dittenhafer. A. Henry. L. Garrett. M. De la Torre. Row 2(L-R) L. Upchurch. V. Diehl. M. Thompson. B. Munchel. L. Hannigan, S. Altland. M. Fink, S. Oberlandcr. K. Myers. S. Moser. M. Zerbe. V. Young. Boys’ Tennis Serves To Victory Row 1 (L-R) M. King. E. Cook. R. Lyon. B. Bickcl. D. Brody. G. Miller. T. Paules Row2(L-R) Coach M. Pokopcc. D. Nicholson. K. Hosch. E. Mentzer, J. Zero. T. Leight, W. Smith. P. Myers. Missing from photo A. Bacha. D. Freed. Kneeling 0. Brody Standing W. Smith, J. Zero. T. Leight Under the direction of Coach Pokopec, the 1980-81 Boys’ Tennis Team finished with a record of 7-3. David Brody was named the most valuable player. T e n n ■ i s A n y o n e 7 Hanover 5-2 Won South Western 6-1 Won Dover 4-3 Won Northeastern 5-2 Won Central 4-3 Won Red Lion 5-2 Won York High 7-0 Won Spring Grove 5-2 Lost York Suburban6-1 Lost West York 4-3 Lost Managers: Kneeling A. Strayer Standing P. Edwards, K. Win- ters Row 1 (L-R) J. Klunk, J. Jacobs. M. Duncan. E. Doll flow .2 (L-R) R. Fackler, J. Koontz, B. Fisher. S. Loiphart, C. Ricklefs, D. Arnold Row 3 (L-R) B. Ream. A. Bacha. D. Schlittc, J. Waldrup, B. Thompson. T. Schlittc Row 4 (L-R) Coach Klingler, D. Hammen, J. Roden- heaver, E. Kozlowski, B. Hach. J. Wallace, K. Hosch SENIORS- Kneeling (L-R) M. Pantano. J. Porter Standing (L-R) S. Kotek, L. McMcnamy In tree (Front-Back) D. Schlitte. R. Fackler. Cross o u Spring Grove Vo-Tech 22 - 36 31 - 27 L W Central 20 - 35 L n York Catholic 20 - 36 L Red Lion 17 - 40 L York High 43 - 20 W JL West York 45 - 18 W T Dover 51 - 15 w Eastern 19 - 41 L Suburban 20 - 38 L r Kennard-Dale 33 - 23 W ■ y Northeastern 25 - 32 L The 1981 Cross Country team end- ed its season with 5 wins and 7 losses. The team consisted of 27 members, three of which were returning letter- men. Two of these lettermen, Jim Wal- drup and Susan Kotek, hold the school course record. Mgrs. T. Roberts M. Pantano 9 in tree (Front-Back) L. McMcnamy. S. Kotek. E. McMenamy Standing (L-R) K. Gladfoltor, L. Paw- loski, S. Godfrey 19 J. Porter Seated C. Prindle. Row 1 (L R) P. Elliott. C. Russo. S. Prindle. D. Douglas. S. Thompson. Row 2 (L- R) J. Weidner. E. Williams. A. Wolff. R. Zarfoss. S. Craley. D. Pawloski. D. Pendergast For the first time in the history of Wildcat golf, the team brought the Eastern Division crown to Dallastown. The team completed its season with an overall mark of 13-3; 10-2 in league action. Sophomore Chick Russo (8-6-2), Dan Douglas (13-1-1), and Paul Elliott (10-4) started in positions one, two, and three respectively. The remaining two positions were filled by Ed Williams (6-4) and freshman Chris Prindle (8-3- 2). Also seeing starting action were Scott Thompson, Steve Prindle, and Dave Pawloski. Seniors on the team were Dan Douglas, Paul Elliott, Ed Williams, and Dave Pawloski. Dan Douglas lettered three years, had a career record of 22-15-2, participated in districts three years, and was third in the 1981 York Invitational Tournament. Paul Elliott lettered three years, had a career record of 18-15, and went to districts his senior year. Ed Williams lettered two years and had a career record of 12-11. Dave Pawloski lettered his junior year and had a career mark of 5-11-1. Coach R. Kehr Girls’ Tennis ’81 Row 1(L to R) T. DcRose. K. Seitz. S. Anderson. E. Pratt. D. Uricheck. J. Mars. Row2R. Stewart. S. Godfrey. A. Orwig. D. Jones. J. Shaull. B. Schaffter. Row3 K. Kessler. J. Willman, C. Grove, L. Garrett, L. Tateosian. Despite the low percentage of wins, the girls' ten- nis team gained some sense of accomplishment this year. Sickness and injury plagued the team until well into the second half of the season. Yet in the face of almost constant instability in the start- ing lineup, the team remained a close-knit, deter- mined group. Their determination paid its dividend when near the end of the season the team picked off its first victories in over a year. The league will remain tough, but with three starters returning, next year should prove more fruitful. Hanover 1-6 L Spring Grove 0-7 L Central 1-6 L York Suburban 2-5 L York High 2-5 L South Western 2-5 L Northeastern 6-1 W Dover 7-0 W West York 2-5 L Red Lion 2-5 L 1981 Varsity Stickwomen Row 1 (L-R) Co-Captain T. Keeney. Co-Captain P. Emenheiser Row 28. Barnard. P. Smith. J. Horman, P. Hess. A. Ruth Row 3 Y. Ludwig, H. Miller. L. Rlghter. S. Lehr, S. Arnold. S. David Row 4 K. Myers. M. Snyder, B. Munchel, M. Dowell. A. Fantom Row 5 Coach Myers. Coach Oswald Varsity Stats 1981 Outcome The Varsity Field Hockey team finished the 1981 season with 3 wins and 10 losses. They were lead by first year head Coach Jeri Myers and Co-Captains Tara Keeney and Paula Emenheiser. At the beginning of the season, we lacked experience and skill, but we held together as a team and continued working toward our goals. By the end of the season, we were Feeling The Flow. Even though our team didn’t have a successful team standing as far as win-loss records, each individual team member was a winner,” commented Coach Myers. The Stickwomen celebrated victories over York High, Kennard Dale, which was the annual night game, and West York which ended with penalty strokeoffs. Bev Munchel, a junior, was chosen for the York Daily Record All-Star team. Honorable mentions were given to Paula Smith, Angel Fantom, Tara Keeney and Paula Emenheiser. Bev Munchel and Tara Keeney were also recognized with honorable mentions by the York Dispatch. For the 1981 season, the high scorer was Paula Emenheiser, offensive player Paula Smith, defensive players Kelly Myers, Tara Keeney and Bev Munchel, playmaker and hustler Bev Munchel. Tara Keeney the Wildcat goalie accomplished an 82% goal average record for the season. York Suburban 1-3 L Eastern 1-2 L Central 1-3 L Red Lion 0-6 L Hanover 2-4 L Spring Grove 1-3 L York High 1-0 W Dover 0-2 L Southwestern 0-1 L West York 3-1 W Susquehannock 1-2 L Kennard Dale 1-0 W� Northeastern 0-2 L •night game Junior Varsity Stickwomen JV Season The girls were very produc- tive this year and finished the season with a 5-2-3 record,” commented Coach Joni Os- wald. Seven Junior Varsity players proved their accuracy by scor- ing for victories. They were An- nette Henry, Nita Stiles, Gina Diehl, Kim Ludwig, Karen God- frey, Amy Ruth and Jodi Frey. Joan Goss was the Junior Var- sity goalie. The future seasons of the JV team look very promising. There are many players who are improving their skills and are looking forward to next year, concluded Coach Os- wald. Row J(L-R) K. Godfrey, G. Denniston. N. Stiles Row2M. Childress. A. Henry, C. Himes. K. Wilson. J. Goss. S. Owen, K. Ludwig, T. Snyder, M. Slenker, A. Smith Row 3Coach Oswald, L. Shaffer. A. Ruth. W. Ludwig. L. Sanders. T. Holman. T. Taylor. S. Cooksey. L. Witmcr, B. Myers. S. Bupp, C. Ferree. K. Pitzer. A. Underwood. G. Diehl. J. Frey. J. Fitz. C. McDaniel Seniors Feel The Flow JV Stats York Suburban ... . Eastern 3-0 W Central 1-0 w Red Lion 2-2 T Hanover 3-0 W Spring Grove 0-0 T York High - Dover 0-0 T Southwestern 1-0 W West York ... . Susquehannock 0-1 L Kennard Dale 0-1 L Northeastern 3-2 W Row 1 (L-R) L. Righter. H. Miller Row 2 P. Hess. S. Lehr. Y. Ludwig. J. Herman. S. Arnold. A. Fantom. B. Barnard Row 3 P. Emenheiser, T. Keeney. M. Dowell. P. Smith Seniors Go For The Gusto! Gridmen Post Winning Record Row 1 ( L-R ) J. Gcmmill, S. Fitz, Jo. Zero. D. Sprenklo. T. Sprow. R. Innerst, Ji. Zero. K. Marquet. Row 2 ( L-R ) B. Morrison. T. Tome. B. Traynham. D. Anderson. R. Golden. E. Slattery. K. Myers. 0. McCormick. R. Soltes. T. Smith. Row 3( L-R ) S. Wilson. R. Ehrhart. J. Starz. C. Noll. B. Sharp. 0. Peterson. D. Shuler. S. Hildebrand. D. Slenker. G. Grove. D. Troutman. D. Gue. E. Taylor. B. Bruaw. C. Hivncr. Row4( L-R ) S. Pitzer. S. McCullouRh. R. Spiker. A. Beureter. F. Schmuck. R. Markle, M. Elicker. R. Davis. J. Keeney. J. Sterner. R. Jones. J. Moore. R. Llctzel. The 1981 Wildcats, under the coaching of John Pitzer, completed another winning season with a final record of 7-2-1. They extended last years’ winning streak to fourteen games. Coach Pitzer described the season as very suc- cessful, considering it was the toughest schedule in the school’s history.” The addition of Central Penn powers, Steel High and York High, brought on a major challenge. The Dallastown gridmen won their first four games before suffering a loss to Steel High. The Homecoming game against Spring Grove ended in a draw between the wildcats and rockets. All hope for the championship was lost when York High shut out Dallastown with a score of 12-0. The Wildcats recovered from these losses and came back to win the final three games. The final league standings had Dallastown in second place. Cumberland Valley 25-9 W Bishop McDevitt 21-7 W Norlebco 20-12 w Hanover 46-15 w Steel High 21-7 L Spring Grove 14-14 T York High 12-0 L York Suburban 28-0 W Central 28-18 W Red Lion 33-7 w Seniors Row 1 (L to R) T. Tome, D. McCormack Row 2 (L to R) S. Fit . R. Innerst, T. Sprow. D. Spronkle. R. Soltes. K. Marquet. Jim Zero. Row 3 (L to R) D. Anderson. A. Bcurcter. R. Marklc, J. Gcmmill. John Zero. R. Golden. G. Slattery. K. Myers. B. Traynham. Coaches Managers 26 Row 1 (L to R) 0. Cleary. 0. Shoff. W. Neff. Head Coach J. Pitzcr. Row 1 (L to R) K. Palmer. L. Oeller, S. Attland, Row 2 (L to R) J. Kemper. C. Hershner. T. Weber. A. Bupp. Junior Varsity I Row 1 (L to R) R. Beaverson. J. Henry. J. Backel. T. Bensel. D. Seifert. J. Whitmore. Row 2 (L to R) K. Triplett (Mgr.). B. Krousc. M. Darr, T. Daugherty. B. Ogurchak. T. Gregory. B. Bentzel. R. Meek. T. Blymire, T. Rumsey. B. Jones. L. Lehr (Mgr.). Row 3 (L to R) Coach Myers. T. Livingston. S. Yohe. B. Fisher. M. Trimmer. D. Anderson. G. McCor- mack. K. Folkenroth. G. Dodd. K. Muller. T. Smeltzer. C. Dallmycr. Coach Gladfelter. Delone Catholic Spring Grove Red Lion York Suburban Central York High Hanover Junior High Row 1 (L to R) D. Miller. M. Schultz. T. Tome, G. Fix, C. Daugherty. M. Barnhart. R. Davidson. Row 2 (L to R) S. Pitzer. S. Alosa. S. Hoffman. D. Bubb, T. Abel. M. Elicker, G. Stambaugh. C. Potts. M. Strine, R. Snyder. S. Bebbe. Row 3 (L to R) C. Hivner, J. Moore. F. Schmuck, S. McCullough. R. Spyker. J. Starz, D. Slenker, S. Hildebrand. J. Sterner. B. Bruaw, R. Davis, J. Keeney. E. Taylor. R. Jones. Lancaster Catholic Spring Grove York Suburban Red Lion York High Central Soccer Enters League Row 1 (L to R): 0. Wisncr, E. Nelson. A. Wallace, E. Swartz, T. Wcikcrt. Row2;T. Evoler, T. Flickinger. A. Schnetzka. A. Owen, E. Brody. Row 3; F. Wise. D. Schriver. C. Anstadt. B. Jones. T. Pavoll. Row 4; Coach Kudler, B. Gaurin, D. Eigenrauch. K. Grady. K. Fuhrman. Absent— R. Hackney, Mgr. Dallastown competed in the newly formed soccer league for the first time this year. The team’s record was 2-7-1, with both wins over York Suburban. The team promises to get bet- ter due to the fact that it consisted of all un- derclassmen. Charlie Anstadt led the team with the most goals, while Bill Gaurin had the most assists. Coach Kudler Grapplers Win Third Straight Title s t r e a k Dallastown wrestling was no different this year than it has been in past years. The wrestling team completed a perfect 17-0 season. Due to this perfect season and some convincing wins, Dallastown was rated number one in District Three for all of the season and number four in the state. Dallastown dominated in every dual meet with the exception of a pressure cooker with Dover for the league championship. Since a loss to Hanover in the 78-79 season, Dallastown has won 57 consecutive matches and this win streak may be extended even further next season. The wrestlers also won their annual holiday tournament for only the second time and, in addition, took first place at the prestigious Lititz Lions Club Tournament. After all was said and done, Dallastown had three undefeated wrestlers and six Y.C.I.A.A. All-Stars. The undefeated wrestlers were Scott Dolmetsch, Ron Myers, and Dave Gable. The All-Stars included Scott Thompson, Scott Dolmetsch, Ron Myers, Dave Gable, Dave Bell, and Dave Brenneman. In post season action, the name of Dallastown shined. The team captured the section- al team trophy by winning seven individual sectional titles. Sectional champs were Mark Noll, Ron Myers, Brooks Seitz, Dave Gable, Dave Bell, Keith Folkenroth, and Dave Brenneman. Next, the Wildcats accomplished a feat that no Dallastown wrestling team has ever gained recognition for. They won the District Three team championship! Mark Noll and Keith Folkenroth were both crowned disctrict champs and Dave Gable dropped a decision to finish runner-up. Scott Dolmetsch and Dave Bell qualified for states by getting third. In state competition Dave Gable placed 3rd and Mark Noll placed 5th. Gable also set a new county record with 101 wins. ’82 Senior Wrestlers Scott lost many pounds this sea- son and made a big sacrifice, but that sacrifice and hard work paid off. Scott wrestled better in some matches than I have ever seen him wrestle. He got his head together and became a very valuable asset. Skeeter’s senior year of wres- tling will be one that he will re- member for a long time to come. Scott Dolmetsch- 112 lb. Ron was the kind of wrestler this season who made other coaches ask the question. Where did this kid come from?” His speed allowed him to be all over opponents. Ron made a lot of hay in the crucial Dover match. I sometimes wonder what would have happened if Ron hadn't gotten that pin. Because Ron came out of nowhere , I think he made a very big impres- sion on everyone. It was great be- ing on the team with someone like Ron. 8rooks completed the Seitz brothers' wrestling legacy this year. As Mr. Bence has said many a time, Brooks is best when the chips are down! Mild-mannered Brooks would step onto the mat and pull off some of the most un- predictable upsets. I think the situ- ation that he will remember best is his decision over Steve Frank at the Dover match. Even though Brooks usually kept overyone in suspense about his weight, he never let any- one down. (Editor's note- Sorry about the picture. Brooks!) Ron Myers- 132 lb. Brooks Sietz- 138 lb. Dave Gable- 145 lb. Dave Gable was the team's prima donna, but I'm glad for that because without him we wouldn't have gotten our fourth place state ranking! (Just kid- ding Dave!) Dave set a very high standard for the wrestlers, and many, including myself, tried to work as long and as hard as Dave to reach that standard. I sincerely hope that Dave has a successful college career and that he continues to make the most of his talent. Dave Bell- 155 lb. Dave Bell was one of the team's- insurance men be- cause he wrestled at 155. He was the one who got the honor of locking away the match for safe-keeping. I always wondered where Dave got those flexible legs. I wish I could have been born with a pair of legs like his. Dave made a very good showing in the league by coming away with All-County honors and an undefeated league record. Dave always had his head on straight and it showed. Dave Brenneman- Hwt. Dave Brenneman, well, what can I say about him? I think I had a very good year. I fulfilled my own expectations and prob- ably surpassed the expectations of most of the Dallastown fans. I think that the undorconfidence of the fans made me work harder and gave me something for which to win. I was mighty proud of the whole team this year and I am proud of Dallas- town wrestling. One final thing. I'd like to thank Mr. Bence for helping me achieve some goals I never thought I could achieve. Last, but not least, is the late-comer to the starting lineup, Bret Malehorn. Bret, who was eliminated at the beginning of the year by Ron Myers at 132 lbs., gained a starting spot at 185 lbs. near the end of the season. He wrestled a great match at Dover. I’m really glad he broke into the lineup. He deserved to wrestle varsity after all those years of hard work. Well, those are the 1982 senior Wildcat wrestlers. I hope the descriptions were accurate, even though they were subjective. As a senior wrestler, I’d like to say that we’re all very proud of what we have done. Maybe some day, some of our children will wrestle for Mr. Bence even though he says he is going to quit after next year. Oh well, he’s been saying that for the past few years! 50 Dave Brenneman '82 ’82 J.V. Wrestlers Row 1 (L-R). C. Baldwin, A. Ycc, J. Childress. M. Sweitzcr, R. Wilson. J. Daugherty, C. Oise. Row 2. C. Davidson. J. Hulbcrt. M. Loebach. S. Cratey. D. Troutman. A. Boll. E. Krimmol. S. Wilson. Row 3. B. Krout. G. McCormack. G. Grove. C. Craley, T. Druck. J. Himes. R. Davidson. The J. V. wrestlers pro- duced another cham- pionship season this year. The J.V.’s dominated ev- ery match and proved to be a good resource to pool from when a varsity spot needed filled. Many times J.V.’s were called upon to step into crucial varsity situations and J.V.’s such as Andy Boll, Mark Sweitzer, and Jeff Daugherty did extremely well against tough oppo- nents. The J.V.’s showed themselves champions when they won both the Dallastown Invitational Christmas Tournament and the Palmyra J.V. Holi- day Tournament by over- whelming margins. The J.V.’s will definitely add towards making another championship next year. ’82 Junior High Wrestlers The junior high team posted a 10-2 record this year in the Y.C.I.A.A. The team had disappointing losses to West York and Dover. The team was young and inexperi- enced, but they still pulled out a respectable year. The high point of the year came at the very end when Dallastown had seven champions crowned en route to an overwhelming victory at the Wilson Booster Club Tournament. Kevin Fol- kenroth was the lone un- defeated wrestler for the junior high this year with a record of 12-0. Row 1 (L-R). B. Druck. T. Eckard, J. Druck. C. Myers, C. Prindlc, M. Malosky, M. Gutekunst. J. Druck. Row 2. B. Krouse, J. Henry, C. Anstadt, P. Strine. J. Backet. T. Daugherty. Row 3. J. Siegel. K. Folkenroth, B. McHenry. Boys' Swimming: Row 1 (L. to R.); S. Leiphart. V. Perez. S. Land. M. Schrivcr. K. Starner. M. Potter. D. Green. D. Schlitte. R. Vivas. Row 2 (L. to R.); B. Fisher. A. Fink. M. Schultz. S. Prindle. R. Zucharda. K. Hosch. D. McLane. S. Shearer. R. Hosch. Row 3 (L to R.) S. Brigham. L. Kline. C. Dahowski. M. Underwood. 0. Dietz. J. Ferguson. J. McClung. J. Wright. M. King. B. Whitmore, (missing from picture:) R. Clark. D. McCormack. Girls' Swimming: Row 1 (L. to R.): D. Dcerin. A. Land. L. Ferguson, T. McLane. G. Denniston. T. Beck. Row 2 (L. to R.) K. Seitz, T. Rennagcr, L. Brenneman. L. Hendershot, B. Roeder. R. Bommer. Row 3 (L. to R.): T. Cunningham. L. Lawson. L. Sechrist. T. Levine, S. Butler, B. Denniston. (missing from picture:) K. Withers Diving Team Record 1981-82 Dallastown vs York Suburban Spring Grove Dover South Western Red Lion York High York Suburban Spring Grove Dover South Western Red Lion York High Boys’ Score Girls’ Score 37-46 26-57 118-53 101-57 123-49 96-76 100-72 109-63 103-69 91-81 124-47 117-53 69-103 59-113 110-61 93-78 106-66 89-83 99-73 95-77 80-92 84-88 128-42 118-53 Diving: Row 1 (L. to R.): T. Gcmmill, T. Leight. D. Sweigart Row 2 (L. to R.); P. Munchel, D. Wildasin, R. Schmidt, K. Cunningham, (misting from picture) D. McCleary. Girls’ The 1981-82 Girls’ Swim Team completed an- other successful season under the leadership of captains Teresa McLane, and Lisa Ferguson. The girls compiled an impressive league record of 9-3, with the only defeats coming at the hands of York Suburban and Red Lion. As the season wound to a close, Donna Deerin, Lisa Ferguson, Beth Roeder, and Roberta Bommer all qualified for district com- petition. During the season Beth Roeder shattered various team and pool records in the 200 Free, 200 IM. 100 Fly, 500 Free, and 100 Br. The 400 Free relay team of Deerin, Beck, Bommer, and Roeder also captured records. Boys’ Under the direction of captains Rob Clark, Steve Land, and diving captain Troy Leight, the boys' team also had an outstanding record. Chris Da- howski, Rob Clark, Dave Deitz, Steve Land, Ken Sterner, Bret Fisher, and Shaun Leiphart all moved onto Districts. The 400 Free Relay team of Clark, Land, Deitz, and Starner broke pool records, as did Clark in the 100 Breaststroke. The coaching staff of Jeri Myers, Mike Appleby, and Kathy Hevner was pleased with the enthusi- asm, motivation, and dedication of the 1981-82 Wildcat swimmers. Seniors: Row 1 (L. to R.) T. McLane. L. Ferguson. Row 2 (L. to R.) R. Vivas. M. Schriver, K. Starner. S. Land, D. Green. V. Perez. T. Leight, M. Potter. D. Schlitte, (missing from picture:) R. Clark. D. McCormack 33 Row 1 (L-R)S. Sullivan. Coach Bowen. E. Engleman Row2B. Greonplato, M. Schilling. K. Dcardorff, A. Hevner, D. Shuler. M. Schildt. 0. Strav� r Cnarh RarKar Managers Kneeling S. Muchel Standing (L-R) J. Kemper. L. Wal- tertdorff EXHIBITION York W 68-52 Carlisle L 85-55 Reading L 66-42 West York W 41-39 Central W 53-43 Hanover w 77-63 Dover w 81- 68 Spring Grove w 57-52 South Western L 58-57 Northeastern w 48-47 Steel-High (OT) L 88-82 Hershey L 77-51 LEAGUE York Catholic L 57-44 York Suburban L 61-49 York Vo-Tech L 48-46 Susquehannock W 59- 57 Eastern W 47-43 Kennard Dale W 72-37 Red Lion W 57-50 York Catholic W 52-45 York Suburban W 53-50 York Vo-Tech W 67-56 Susquehannock W 51-49 Eastern L 54-51 Kennard Dale W 82- 48 Red Lion L 49-45 This year's basketball team showed a great deal of character. It came back in league play, winning eight in a row and ending tied for second in the league with Susquehannock. The highlight of the season included a tough away win over league champion York Catholic and also wins over York Suburban and Susquehannock. I would like to thank the coaches and players for their fine efforts throughout the season,” stated Coach Bowan. 34 J V u a n r i s o i r t y Row 1 (L-R) J. Krout. Coach Gerber, S. Pltzer Row 2 J. Moore, C. Knaub. S. Hudak, P. Myers, S. Hildebrand, P. Tickle. B. Markey, S. McCullough. F. Schmuck The 1981-1982 J.V. season looked very average, to say the most, at the beginning of the season. But to my disbelief, the players started running faster, jumping higher, and making a greater percentage of their shots and they had a very successful sea- son. I would like to thank our two juniors, Pat Tick- le and Steve Hildebrand, for their leadership, sense of humor, and good character they provided for the underclassmen. I would also like to congratulate the sophomores and freshmen for their willingness to practice and sacrifice for the team. They all did a tremendous job individually and collectively for the good of the team. Thank you all, Coach Gerber EXHIBITION York W 52-45 West York L 50-41 Central W 54-36 Hanover L 71-68 Dover W 83-77 Spring Grove L 45-52 South Western W 53-51 Northeastern W 63-53 LEAGUE York Catholic L 46-34 York Suburban W 40-32 York Vo-Tech W 57-37 Susquehannock w 51-26 Eastern w 52-38 Kennard Dale w 50-41 Red Lion L 60-55 York Catholic L 52-42 York Suburban w 37-35 York Vo-Tech w 64-55 Susquehannock w 76-61 Eastern w 47-28 Kennard Dale w 70-56 Red Lion w 58-49 35 Boys’ Basketball Jr. High York High 33 17 Hanover 46 51 West York 37 30 Central 49 38 Spring Grove 45 29 Southwestern 41 21 NorthEastern 13 40 York Suburban 40 30 Susquehannock 24 32 Eastern 40 43 KennardDale 30 43 Red Lion 25 36 Dover 44 38 ! Standing -(L-R) • M. Jaslow. E. Swartz. R. Bankert, T. Harr. D. Oise, J. Reinhardt. A. Wolf. M. Schnotzka. J. Dcerin, J. Eyster Kneeling (L-R) • K. Muller. Coach Harmon. B. Fisher Jr. High JV York Catholic Dover John Reynolds York High Hanover West York North Hills Spring Grove Southwestern NorthEastern North Hills Eastern York Suburban Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale Red Lion 64 - 39 L 39 - 59 W 51 - 53 W 51 - 43 L 42 - 43 W 47 - 49 W 42 - 40 L 54 - 52 L 67 • 49 L 40 - 47 W 36 - 49 W 50 • 39 L 32 - 36 W 34 - 56 W 40 - 30 L 39 - 48 W 46 • 45 L 36 Row 1 • (L-R) • S. Smith. G. Donecker, Z. Aimmerman, El Myers, M. Huska. D. Swartz. S. Keener Row 2 - (L-R) - J. Cohen, J. Gingerich. D. Gerber. A. Lapcs. J. Clines. M. Deck. Coach Zimmerman Row 3 - (L-R) • M. Zimmerman. S. Lynch, S. Hose. M. Luchka. T. Quickel, B. Ogwicok. M. Flemming Girls’ Varsity Basketball Kneeling L. to R.: T. Kotek. S. Kotek. P. Smith. T. Druck. V. Stake. Standing: S. Minichino. T. Keeney. S. Oberlander, B. Green. L. Runkle. M. Slenker. A. Fantom. Coach Henry. The 1981-82 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team has once again completed a successful sea- son. Coched by Pip Henry, the team finished with a 10-4 record in the league, losing only to York Catholic and Red Lion. The varsity start- ers on the team were seniors Paula Smith, Tamie Druck, Sue Kotek, and Vicki Stake, and sophmore Tina Kotek. Paula Smith and Vicki Stake were the two sharp shooters, while Sue Kotek and Tamie Druck were strong under the boards. Tina Kotek led the fast break with her speed and quickness. The Junior Varsity Girls finished the season with two wins and ten losses, while the Junior High team ended with six wins and seven losses. Managers Kneeling L. to R.: V. Stambaugh, M. Childress. D. Arnold. Standing: P. Snyder. L. Holtzapple, T. Ditten- ha, r Seniors 26-36 York Catholic L 45-29 York Suburban W 64-28 York Vo-Tech W 51-26 Susquehannock w F45-44 Eastern w 38-26 Kennard Dale w 38-43 Red Lionj L 35-47 k York Catholic L I 49-46 York Suburban W 57-20 York Vo-Tech W 59-28 Susquehannock w 56-48 Eastern w 49-38 Kennard Dale w 54-62 Red Lion L Sitting L. to R. : V. Stake. T. Kenney, A. Fantom. Standing: S. Kotek. T. Druck, P. Smith. 37 Lady Cagers Junior Varsity Sitting (L-R) -M. Slcnker. M. Knaub. Coach White. J. Frey. K. Stein Standing (L-R) -H. Fry. K. Pitzer. S. Bupp, L. Sanders. K. Schmuck. B. Myers. L. Fantom. B. Barrett. T. Roberts York High 45 - 30 L West York 36 • 16 L Central 50 • 10 L Hanover 48 - 20 L Dover 21 22 W Spring Grove 31 25 L South Western 19 24 W Northeastern 50 14 L Delonc 30 15 L York Catholic 41 19 L York Suburban 38 20 L Vo-Tech 18 26 W Susquehannock 26 19 L Eastern 25 17 L Kcnnard Dale 22 31 W Red Lion 28 02 L York Catholic 42 27 L York Suburban 44 25 L Susquehannock 30 24 L Eastern 26 - 20 L Kcnnard Dale 24 - 30 W Red Lion 28 ■ 06 L Jr. High Hendershnt w rj 6� irsha,|j N E Adam Row 2 (L-R) - K. Stein. C. Hendershot. S. Stambach. C B,“ett-K cJon« Row 3 LR • s Rockelman. S. Greenplate. C. Rudicill, D. Shaffer. Coacl Zarfoss, K. Sholander. P. Starz. K. Barns. M. Weber Kneeling - C. Foulzone Standing - A. Campbell. W. Yontz North Hills 18 - 11 L Red Lion 15 ■ 23 W Hanover 27 • 15 L York Suburban 17 37 W South Western 19 21 W Red Lion 11 • 17 w York Suburban 15 • 33 w 18 Wildcat Athletes In The Clutch Entertainment Marching Wildcat Band The Wildcat Marching Band, under the supervision of Mr. Ronald Hill and Jerry Yoder, completed another successful season. Under the field direction of drum major David Himes; flag captain Lisa Keller; rifle captain Melissa Myers; and majorette captains Patti Edwards and Amy Strayer; to the 150 member band came to life at half-time. The band performed a powerful show to the songs, La°Suerte De Los Tontos,” Pictures At An Exhibition,” My Heart Belongs To Me, and Birdland. The band also represented Dallastown at various parades. The highlights of the season were the lights-out show during half-time at the homecoming game and the trip to Scream in the Dark. 42 Ronald Hill Kneeling (L. to R.) P. Edwards. A. Strayer. Standing: L. Keller D. Himes. M. Myers. Jerry Yoder Clarinets Row 1 (L. to R.) N. Khanna. S. Munchel. D. States, 0. Smith, M. Brenneman, C. Florry. Row 2: J. Dore. K. Miller. D. Uri- check, A. Kiefel. Row 3: D. Dehoff, S. Rumtey. Standing: N. Gladfclter, D. Hum- mel. Flutes Row 1 (L. to R.) P. Feathers, D. Morton. C. Pacholok. S. Delone. V. Folkenroth, L. McMennamy, S. Smith, A. Davis, D. Shel- lenberger. Row 2: D. Snyder, L. Zcigler, C. Fry, S. Overmiller, D. Amick, J. Willman, L. Fit . K. Weyant, T. Roberts, B. Roeder, S. Rumsey. Saxophones Row 1 (L. to R.) D. Sweiggart, S. Gnau, E. Mentzer, E. Hesson. R. Zarfoss, M. Meis- ter. Row 2: J. Bieler, A. Paules. Row 3: S. Snyder, M. Conner, M. Falkenstine. Guitar Percussion Trumpets TRUMPETS Row 1 (L-R) T. Luca- baugh, D. Brown Kneeling (L-R) S. Markey, D. Eigenrauch, M. Loebach, A. Yee, B. Krout, M. McDaniel Row 3. J. Schiding, J. Zellers, S. Weir Trombones TROMBONES Row 1 (L-R) M. Mitch, S. Hoff man, P. Adams Row 2 B. McCarty, C. Rhine man 1 ubas TUBAS Kneeling (L-R) C. Hoopes, T. Myers Standing (L-R) P. Snyder, D. Leader HORNS Seated C. Godfrey Kneeling (L-R) J. Bren- neman, J. Gibble Standing K. Fake Seniors SENIORS Row 1 (L-R) J. Warner, S. Weir, T. Myers, C. Innerst, M. Conner, B. McCarty, C. Rhineman, P. Adams, J. Brenneman, N. Gladfelter, J. Gibble, C. Hoopes. Row 2 D. Morton, D. Shellenberger, S. Dellone, S. Smith, P. Feathers, S. McGurk, A. Davis, L. McMenamy, S. Munchel, N. Khanna, D. Smith. Row 3 C. Flory, J. Zellers, T. Lucabaugh, D. Brown, J. Schiding, V. Eolkenroth, J. Hildebran, C. Godfrey, C. Pacholock, M. Garee, D. States. Row 4 L. Keller, H. Eberly, D. Himes, C. Myers, L. Harbold, K. King, K. Ropp, A. Strayer, P. Edwards, D. Dehoff, M. Myers, V. Stambaugh. Drill Flags DRILL FLAGS Kneeling (L-R) L. Keller, L. Harbold, K. King, H. Eberly Row 1 (L- R) M. Slenker, S. Beaverson, K. Meashy, M. Fink, C. Hake, C. Orwig. Row 2, L. McGurk, M. Foust, T. Keel- ing, L. Conway, S. Doelp, L. Manaham, D. Miller, M. Rhineman. Majorettes MAJORETTES Kneeling (L-R) P. Ed- wards, A. Strayer. Seated (L-R) K. Ropp, T. Snelbaker, L. Fry. Standing (L-R) M. Sharp, K. Forry, D. Senft, B. Lone, L. Holton, K. Whitsel, C. Boyer. American Line Drill Rifles DRILL RIFLES Kneeling (L-R) M. Bean, M. Myers, S. McGurk. Standing (L-R) V. Deller, K. Brown, M. Allison, R. Warner, L. Giniewski, T. Mount. AMERICAN LINE Standing (L-R) L. Gin iewski, M. Foust, L. Conway. Blue Silk And Satin Row 1 (l-R) S. Shuster. E. Bickelman. D. Hill. M. Elicker. A. Zarfos Row 2 E. Hesson, R. Zarfoss. S. Gnau. A. Paules, N. Gladfelter, D. Himes. M. Falkenstine Row 3 P. Adams, M. Mitch. D. Hopper. S. Hoffman, C. Rineman Row 4 J. Schiding. J. Zellers, T. Lucabaugh, D. Brown. M. McDaniel. J. Gibble, A. Yoc Memories Bermuda Memories Orchestra Row 1 (LR) T. Tate. C. Himes. B. Rhodes. Row 2 (L R)£. Swartz. R. Stewart. M. Foust. Row 3(L-R) J. Dore. K. Schod. 0. Jones. Row 4 (L-R)k. Stambach. 0. Himes. K. Hosch. L 0 w e r S t r • 1 n g s Mr. Hill (L R) A. Stambach. D. Himes. K. Hosch. Row 1 (L-R) C. Himes. A. Smith. K. Wilson. M. Raubcnstinc. H. Frcircich, D. Runk. S. Rumscy. T. Mount. M. Dcntlcr. H. Fauth. D. Rontiris. S. Englar. P. Bosley. L. Tateosian. M. Myers. P. Good. A. Ruth. L. Shaffer. A. Paules. D. Ness Row 2 S. Godfrey. K. Naylor, G. Diehl. D Cook. N. Kastellic. D. Arnold. P. Bushong. B. Gross. J. Eberly, A. Lohman. A. Grim, B. Kuelske, B. Boyer. L. Lawson. P. Williamson. S. Rumsey. L. McGurk, A. Bupp. S. Dice Row 3 K. Wirschal, B. Elder. S. Smith. S. Cohen. L. Holtzapple. S. Little. S. Creager, J. Zarfoss. K. Miller. K. King, S. McCarty. A. Davis. S. Strayer S. Kulp. L. Sanders. C. Godfrey. H. Howe. L. Grove. L. Couslcr Row 4 K. Bushong. B. Rcincckc. R. Fuller. M. Pennewill, B. Ensminger, B. Zimmerman, M. Connor, W. Smith. D. Himes. S. Rockelman. J. Myers. R. Zarfoss. M. Falkcnstine. J. Hildebrand. J. Fry. M. Henry. C. Roberts The 1981-1982 Dallastown Concert Choir is made up of 80 talented vocalists from grades nine through twelve. They are instructed by Mr. Jerry Yoder. Major performances throughout the year include the Pops Con- cert, the Christmas Concert, the Spring Con- cert, Baccalaureate services and occasional visits to the York Mall. Out of these 80, the two members who were selected to compete in the annual District Chorus Festival were Mark Fal- kenstine and Jay Hildebrand. 48 Advisor Mr. Jerry Yoder s s IDhLLKbTOWfT ftREft HICrH 5CH00LI twdfer °nthe©00f The Class Of ’82 Presents Junior Play Cast. Row 1 (L to R) N. Kastellc. H. Owen. L. Cacciola, B. Yoder Row 2 (L to R) M. Pantano. B. Bickcl. N. Gladfclter, S. Cohen, I. Scotland. M. DcRosc. R. Barnard. V. Folkcnroth. L. Tateosian, W. Stump. L. Hershey. B. Reinecke, M. Myers Row 3 (L to R) S. Mayer. R. Traynham. D. Himes. T. Brown. D. Freed. C. Cunningham Row 4 (L to R) D. Pawloski, D. Sprenkle, C. Baugher, Jo. Zero. Ji. Zero Junior Play Coordinators. Row 1 (L to R) P. Emenhelser, L. McMenamy. S. Derry. S. Lever. D. Myers Row 2 (L to R) N. Khanna. S. Smith, D. States. J. Hildebrand, S. Arnold, S. McCarty The Class of 1982 presented their ju- nior play under the direction of Mr. Rob- ert Hildebrand. Mrs. Shultz was the coor- dinator. The play, Tall Story, centers around a college basketball player, Ray Blent, who is bribed to throw the big game. He has to face a lot of problems, but with the help of his girlfriend, June Ryder, and two professors, he plays the game and comes out a winner. Row 1 (L to R) I. Scotland. Jo. Zero. Row 2 (I to R) J. Wallace. S. Mayer. D. Sprenkle. D. Pawloski Row 3 (L to R) B. Traynham, Jl. Zero. C. Baughcr, T. Brown. C. Cunningham THE JUNIOR HAS PLAY Row 1 (L to R) N. Kastelic. S. Cohen Row 2 (L to R) J. Zero. B. Blckel. J. Zeller� 51 Big Cheeses 52 District Administrators Seated Or. A. Nell Harvey-Supcrintendcnt of Schools: standing (L-R) Mr. J. Owen Statler-Busi- ness Manager, Mr. Joseph D. Rojahn- Curriculum Coordinator. Missing from picturc-Mr. William T. Richardson-Director of Supportive Services. District Supervisors Seated (L-R) Mrs. Linda Wise-Bus Dispatcher, Mrs. Miriam B. Worner-Cafeteria Manager. Standing (L-R) Mr. George Zeigler-Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds. Mr. J. Herbert VanArts- dalen-Bus Supervisor. 54 Seafed(L-R) Mr. Bruce Johnston and Mr. Larry Bailets • assistant principals Standing Mr. George W. W. Jones Jr. • High school principal 55 F a c u I t y Row 1 (L. to R.) J. Landis. R. Kohr. R. Hill, D. Lease. C. Landis. N. Harmon, J. Little. M. Hill, A. Lockhart. P. Lane. L. Jackson. Row 2: S. Koller, C. Lange. R. Gerber. J. Klingler, C. Larkin. P. Henry, J. Gotwalt, B. Jamison. J. Lippy. S. Koplitz. Big Cheeses Row 1 (L. to R.) D. Craley, M. Ehrhart, M. Anderson, R. Arnold. P. Bishard, T. Allison, J. Beck, F. Bingaman, J. Emig, R. Cleary. Row 2: R. Geesey, H. Berger. L. Adams. W. Bence. J. Ake. J. Filizzi. K. Gladfelter, M. Baldwin. C. Bowen. F a c u I t y Row 1 (L-R) B. Stein. D. Shoff, G. Zimmerman. M. Willy, C. Shultz A. Workingor. C. Lyminski, B. Tuscano, A. Wilson. Row2(L-R) J. Pltzer. D. Smith, G. Wood. S. Yohe, W. Zimmerman. L. Shive, J. Myers. D. Stauffer. J. Yoder. We Do It All For You! 57 Row 1 (L-R) R. Moreland. R. Sabey. D. Muir, N. Miller, M. Pokopec. J. Phillips. R. Shaffer. H. Moore. M. McKnight, B. Reichard. Row2{L- R) R. McCullough. D. Miller, J. Musser. 0. Padcn, R. Zortman, C. Martin, W. Neff. Supportive Personnel High School Secretaries Standing (L-R) Mrs. Heindel, Mrs. Hildebrand. Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Relsinger, Mrs. Saylor, Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Harvey. District Office Secretaries Seated (L-R) Mrs. Mitzel. Mrs. Bell. Standing (L-R) Mrs. Stein. Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Renoll, Miss McCleary. Mrs. Raffensberger. Mrs. Shellenberger. Cafeteria Staff Row 1 (L-R) P. Gladfelter, J. May, M. Bailey. G. Burns. C. Flinchbaugh, C. Ferree, D. Scott. M. Kanuck, L. Kinard. Row 2 (L-R) A. Boyer. A. Winemiller, G. Rehmyer, S. Schilling, C. Gettys. J. Ebersol. R. Forry. D. Myers. P. Run- kle, J. Flinchbaugh. Row 3 (L-R) D. Barley. J. Henry. J. Selby. S8 Big Cheeses KT Assistant principal Larry Bailets resigned in January of 1982. His suc- cessor, Mr. James Scott, was named at the Febru- ary school board meet- ing. Mr. Bailets was in edu- cation for fifteen years. At Dallastown he was both a teacher and ad- ministrator. 59 60 Row 1(1 • R) G. Geo. B. Gallagher, V. Gamache, T. Harr, T. Good ling, P. Henty, M. Jaslow. T. Gemmill. Row 2 N. Hengst, J. Henry, W. Houseal, R. Hosch, J. Jacobs. C. Hertzler, C. Himes, K. Heindcl. Row 3E. Kozlowski. K. Koontz, M. Gannett, L. Hopkins. K. Holman. W. Gulden. B. Griffin. L. Kline. Row 4 J. Krout, T. Koller, K. Jay, E. Kapp. M. Guerrini, A. Kiser. B. Krouse. Row 5 J. Hach. E. Jacobs, S. Krout, T. Keeney, R. Junkins. R. Jones, L. Kise. Row 6 L. Jamison, L. Grove, K. Hoskin, P. Good, J. Heltebridle, P. Hartzell, L. Gembe. C. Grove. Row 7 K. Keener, J. Kloker, P. Hersey, T. Kleiser. T. Kraft. K. Kriner, K. Krengel. Row8R. Jones. L. Grove. R. Ginicwski. M. Geesey. G. Hoffman. M. Koons. A. Grove. E. Kiser. J. Grove. G. Gemmill. M. Gerlach. 62 Row 1 (L - R) P. Stuckey, T. Sobczak, K. Stein, J. Stein, E. Yeich. S. Warner, E. Swartz. Row 2 L. Vanasdalo, R. Swartzbaugh. J. Torbert. J. Zarfoss, D. Thoman, D. Thoman, K. Wise. Row JK. Yohc. D. Winters, M. Waltemeyer, K. Triplett, P. Williamson. H. Woerner, M. Trostle, M. Wilkcrson. N. Striebig. Row 4 0. Snyder, H. Swartzbaugh, H. Torbert. A. Stump, J. Wells, D. Young. L. Shlflett, T. Tate. L. Shaffer, M. Trimmer. Row 5C. Towson, A. Wallace. B. Suit. M. Underwood. J. Utzman. D. Walters. T. Weikert. A. Wolff. Row 6 V. Shriver, R. Spangler, B. Shuler. T. Sidesingcr. K. Snyder. L. Smith. G. Sluder. W. Wlotzka. M. Zeigler. Row 7K. Wilson. T. Taylor. S. Strayer. L. Smith. T. Watson. T. Whitsel. S. Wood. R. Yeager. Row 8 T. Smith. M. Slenker, A. Stine. A. Smith. Row 9 R. Stewart. K. Wasser. M. Trimmer Yohe. S. Snyder. D. Seifert. S. Snyder. T. Schaefer. Row J0L. Witmer. P. Skeen. 0. Slenker. B. Slenker. A. Shue, R. Silks. J. Shank. K. Seitz. T. Smith. Row 11 J. Seitz, M. Wagaman. M. Schnetzka. D. Shcffer. A. Seitz. M. Shuchart. B. Searle, J. Sammons. E. Stifflcr. B. Strayer. Row 12K. Uhl. L. Sechrist. R. Stump. V. Williams. B. Schaffer. C. Veen. J. Whitmore. S. Sanders. 85 F r e s h m e n 85 Row 1 (L • R) M. Loucks. B. Leipart. S. Merik, A. Nelson. L. Lehr. W. Ludwig. A. Lowe. G. Lidner. K. Lentz. Row 2 (L - R) T. Moulock, J. Luxton, L. Mabs. A. Lemay. A. Lowcman. L. Rohrbaugh. M. Lerelli, K. Orlandi, P. Munchcl. Row 3 (L - R) C. Metzyer, J. Matlock. K. Muller, J. Reinhardt, B. Markey. K. March. M. Mihm, K. Mangold. C. Miller. Row 4 (L-R) K. McDaniel. M. Rohrbaugh. C. Mazzerella, V. Mitchell, P. Rogers. M. Rabenstinc, B. Markey. B. Pfaltzgraff, K. Pitzer. Row 5 (L-R) K. Raffensburger, B. Myers, D. Leader. J. Levine. T. Rayburn, E. McClain, M. McWilliams. K. Roberts. Row 6 (L-R) H. Le. A. Orwig. S. Little, L. Lawson, C. Rohrbaugh. 0. Mcrril, B. Myers, B. McHenry, S. Rutherford. S. Myers. K. Rinehart. Row 7 (L-R) C. Mowry, C. x Rexroth, S. Plymire. A. Owen, S. Rider. C. Ricklefs, P. Leipart. P. Nace. S. Ness. M. Markle Row 8 (L-R) B. Markey. A. Miller. R. Meek. B. Rhodes. T. Livingston, G. Mac, T. Rumsey. K. Moul, C. Prlndle, R. Morton. Row 1 (L-R) B. Bcntzel. S. Brady. E. Brody, S. Brigham C. Bortner, C. Burke. B. Brawdinger. Row 2 (L-R) B. Denniston. S. Butler. C. Brenneman, M. Adams, M. Arwine, S. Clouser, T. Oittenhaffer, B. Allison. Row 3 (L-R) D. Berry. A. Contino, M. Childress. S. Chase. A. Burkholder. S. Evans. K. Douglas. Roe 4 (L-R) H. Frlerick, L. Ferree. J. Grove. V. Eppley, S. Billet. B. Bishop. S. Bailey. M. Baum. S. Ernest. Row 5 (L-R) M. Grayer, M. Craley. B. Bishop. C. Bricker, G. Floyd. J. Engle. K. Emcnhciscr. K. Cruthers. M. Duncan. Row 6 (L-R) S. Cooksey. J. Eckert. M. Claycomb, T. Burkins. L. Crissmore, W. Black. H. Fry. L, Kessler. Row 7 (L-R) H. Brown, J. Eberly, T. Cunningham, B. Boyer. L. False. B. Ensminger, E. Doll. P. Bosley. S. Crone. Row 8 (L-R) M. Fit . C. Florry, B. Aughenbaugh. J. Elster, V. Batters. R. Fuller. B. Floyd. P. Bosley. S. crone. Row 9 (L-R) L. Atkinson, A. Combs. P. French. B. Aenbaugh. T. Descar, F. Diehl, J. Anthony. B. Dinneen, G. Diehl, J. Fltz, M. Darr, C. Anstat. Row 10 (L-R) S. Engelman. C. Baldwin. H. Engelman, B. Cummings. K. Englend, D. Davis, T. Eckcnroad, D. Dise. T. Daugherty. R. Doyle. Row 11 (L-R) D. Anderson, D. Anderson, T. Anderson. P. Eichelberger. D. Anderson. L.. Fry. T. Farmer. K. Forry, J. Fry. C. Campbell. S. Coxman. Row 12 (L-R) R. Beaverson, T. Bankert. T. Blymyer. C. Dahowski, D. Dietz. J. Boekel. B. Fisher, K. Folkenroth. D. Anderson, K. Bushong. B. Elder, K. Bran. Row 13 (L-R) T. Bentzel. S. Barns. D. Ambros, S. Bierman. Class Of ’84 66 With Or Without Nuts? Row 1 (L-R) 0. Bubb. C. Daugherty. T. Beck. S. Alosa. K. Baker. B. Argento. E. Bickelman Row 2 )L-R) B. Barret. W. Appenzeller, L. Berry. B. Ardison, D. Amick. L. Bortner, M. Burke Row 3 (L-R) S. Deolp, M. Dietz. L. Barshinger. D. Arnold. A. Bupp, S. Dinnean, K. Godfrey, C. Cummings Row 4 (L-R) M. Dentler, M. Brenneman. M. Barber. T. Eveler, T. Druck. J. Estep. J. Elder Row 5 (L-R) D. Arnold, S. Craley. S. Butcra. R. Bommer. R. Davidson, C. Craley, S. Deller. Row 6 (L-R) S. Bixby, G. Cunkleman, C. Deerin, E. Daugherty. J. Cross. L. Conway. S. Bupp. K. Brown. T. Dittenhafer. Row 7 (L-R) N. Bird. J. Dietz. B. Bohnert. J. Braun, K. Cunningham, S. Dunlap, C. Barrat, B. Bosley Row 8 (L-R) P. Brenneman. P. Drewos, J. Daugherty. C. Dise, C. Davidson. M. Dill. R. Burns Row 9 (L-R) K. Deardorff. M. Elickcr. M. Barnhart. A. Campbell jam Row 1 (LR) N. Floyd. H. Fauth. M. Foust. L. Fitz. T. Forry. T. Ferree Row 2 K. Forry. K. Fake. T. Kelley. F. Hutka. P. Fisher. J. Keeney. S. Hoffman. J. Hulbert Row 3 H. Dickmyer, J. Heckert, S. Godfrey, K. Kessler, C. Helgeson, T. Kellogg. C. Hoff master, V. Kennedy. Row 4 A. Grim. D. Hench, M. Kinard, M. Jacobs. S. Hudak, D. Jones, M. Innerst, L. Fantom, T. Fox Row 5C. French, D. Hummel. A. Kiefel, L. Holtzapple, T. Kotek, J. Goss. K. Godfrey. B. Gross. D. Falzone Row 6 W. Jones, B. Gaurin, J. Ferguson. M. Flickinger, S. Herrlein, G. Gallatine. L. Geesey, A, Henry. J. Kemper. K. Fisher Row 7 C. Fey, 0. Kohler, S. Knaub, D. Kehr, B. Kuelske. T. Keeling. R. Flinchbaugh, A. Keller. K. Fix Row 8 D. Gallagher. J. Krout, T. Gohn, G. Fix, D. Hammen, J. Himes, J. Gembe, M. Howery, S. Kulp Row 9 R. Jones, S. Graham, M. Krout, C. Knaub, D. Godfrey. D. Houseal, K. Grady. R. Gross Row 10R. Krout. R. King. D. Kyle. J. Klunk, D. Fauth, D. King. M. Henry Row 1 IS. Hcighes. M. Knaub, J. Green, L. Hendershot, K. Hoffman, J. Frey. M. Fleurie, R. Fitz Row 1 (L-R) • M. Miller. K. Plowman, S. Pinkerton. S. Prindle, C. Russo, T. Markle, S. McCullough. R. Roberts Row 2 - S. Owen. T. Newman. N. Liester. A. Mcckley, E. McMenamy, S. Rumsey. B. Reeder, S. Rumsey, C. Potts Row 3 • T. Roberts, P. Leisenring, K. Miller, A. Lucabaugh, D. McCleary. A. Roth. K. Ludwig, L. Malosky. P. Lever Row 4 • T. Pavel. B. Lone. D. Rouse. 0. Miller. L. McGurk, T. Mount. A. Paulos. J. Phipps Row 5 • M. Mitch, S. Markle, S. Ondo, D. Myers. M. Rineman. K. Renninger. S. Neff. M. Pennowill, E. Mentzer Row 6 - D. Leader. K. Redding. S. McLaughlin. J. McClung. S. Markey. 0. Rettew. E. Ritter, G. Lloyd, D. Lewis Row 7 • R. Lone. T. Mitchell. E. Minlchino, M. Miller, J. Lau, M. Ream. M. Oaks. D. Reck. J. Myers. J. Moore Row 8 • D. Rontitis, C. Oaks. 0. Pendergast. T. Richards, P. Myers. B. Miller. C. Mogcl. D. Miller. 0. McLane. S. Pitzer. T. Mitzel. N. Morton 70 flow J (L-R) P. Snyder, D. Uricheck, L. Stremmel, D. Senft, L. Shroyer, C. Stump, V. Young. Row2- B. Shipley, C. Teves. T. Snyder, B. Zager, K. Seitz, B. Snyder, R. slattcry. Row 3- S. Smith, M. Thompson, T. Snyder, N. Stiles, J. Sweeney. K. Schmuck, A. Sheffield, C. Smith. Row 4- S. Scott, L. Sanders, R. Wilson, D. Sweigart, D. Shoff, C. Smith, T. Schlitte, F. Scmuck. Row 5- L. Upchurch, D. Stump, S. Wildasin, F. Wise, B. Thompson, J. Waldrup, G. Stambaugh, J. Weidner, R. Zarfoss. Row G. Scott, T. Streeter, C. Vogler, J. Waltemeyer, C. Wheat, T. Tyson, T. Tome, B. Zimmerman, M. Schultz. Row 7- T. Weber, A. Zarfoss, K. Swiger, R. Spyker, B. Slack, A. Trent, S. Schuster. D. Thoman. Row 8- K. Withers. M. Wise, M. Strine, J. Tobin, C. Thompson. M. wheet, K. Snyder, G. Witmer, T. Sidlinger, M. Sunday. Row 9- B. Shaffler, D. Snyder, P. Ward, J. Wright. M. Terney, T. Speary, J. Sterner. F. Schmuck, M. Wynn. Row 10- J. Wllman, M. Zerbe, D. Zemanik, D. Snyder, R. Snyder, J. Stout, T. Stine, M. Tome, S. Snyder. Row 11- M. Tressler, R. Scott, K. Whitzel. 71 How Do You Like Your Quarter Pounders? 72 83 Row J(L-R) R. Erhart. K. Collison. V. Deller, B. Brown. J. Childress, B. Burke. R. Davis. Row2. S. Dcardorff, M. Decker, T. Cursley. J. Contino. D. Deerin. S. Brenner. B. Bruaw. Row 3. K. Etris. S. Dittcnhafer, V. Diehl, R. Coclbaugh. T. Combs. W. Doudrick, K. Elliot. Row 4. M. DeRose, K. Doyle. G. Dcnniston. D. Brigham. T. Evans. W. Diehl. J. Filmore. Row 5. D. Daugherty. L. Fry. L. Fourhman, S. French. E. Derry. S. Deller, S. Davis. K. Etter. Row 6. L. Eppley. B. Fitzkee, L. Fleming, M. Fink, S. Creager. J. Coeyman, B. Capatch, K. Fuhrman, R. Richards. Row 7, C. Ferree. B. Fischer. T. Emig. K. Folkcnroth. D. Fitz. J. DeRose. C. Byers, D. Ferree. G. Fischer. Row8. A. Fetner. J. Budesheim, S. Forry, V. Firth, T. Flannigan. M. Chronister. D. Eigenrauch. D. Dellinger. M. Falkenstein, J. Dore 74 83 Row 1 (L. to R.) R. Kohler, T. Kinsley. J. Koontz. G. Grove. 8. Grcenplate, B. Green. Row 2: R. Horner. E. Grove. B. Gemmill. T. Gable, S. Godfrey. D Godfrey. Row 3: W. Gross. E. Krimmel. K. Golden. G. Jaslow. L. Giniewski. M. Gembe. Row 4: K. Gladfelter. D. Gcntzler, S. Kratzer. W. Jacobs. K. Kohler. J. Hoerr. K. Grove. Row 5: C. Hivner. T. Knaub. D. Gue. K. Geesey. L. Green. L. Holton. A. Hartman. Row 6: M. Hyser. S. Hoffman. S. Hildebrand, D. Hopper. K. Hake. D. Hill. Row 7: L. Garrett. J. Gunnet, C. Kitchen. K. Godfrey, M. Grove. E. Hesson, J. Harding. Row 8: K. Hertzler. T. Husson. M. King. W. Hack. V. Kllngler. D. Keeney. T. Hartman. Row 9: T. Henshaw. K. Gamache. L. Hannigan. K- Hosch, B. Krout. D. Krone. Row 10: S. Gnau, K. Krout, E. Gwinn. 75 Row 1 (L • R) C. Nell. B. Morrison. I. Mallas. A. Land. R. Leitzel, M. Markoy. D. Myers. Row 2D. Leitzel, A. McGinnis. S. Myers. C. Neiman T Reiker. M. Loebach. M. McDaniel. Row 3D. Looker. T. Luckenbaugh. D. Nelson. M. Noll. D. Peterson. T. Mullen. T. Rayburn. Row4K Ness K Palmer. P. Ness. S. Rudislll. L. Runkle. C. Ruth. D. Riedel. Row 5 K. Orwig, S. Ovcrmiller, F. Russo. L. Pawloski. S. Leiphart. B. Ream. B. Ream! Row 6 D. McCulloh. R. Lono. K. Meashoy. K. Naylor. S. Oberlander. B. Munchel. K. Myers. Row 7 J. Rohrbaugh. S. Mowry. D. Rinehart C McMullen. K. Melcher. K. Myers. S. Moser, J. Lentz. Row8K. McClung, J. Rodeheaver. W. Lovelace. M. Meister. J. Rezin, R. Markey K Noll D Runk. Row 9 S. Longenecker, K. Long. D. Lcnz. 76 Row 1 (L-R) D. Wisncr. L. Wlntle, D. Spies. J. Shaull, A. Vance. K. Smith. L. Brenneman. Row 2 L. Wise. S. Wise, K. Wagman, K. Wirschal. K. Weyant. J. Terrell. R. Young. Row 31. Strcmmcl. P. Seitz. K. Soltes. C. Boyer. K. Wilcox. P. Widdowson. S. Weaver. Row 4 M. Slenkcr. S. Snyder. T. Smith, T. Snelbaker, S. Banta, M. Snyder. S. Blymirc. Row 5 M. Shive. K. Thorsen. A. Tharp. S. Beaverson. D. Sidlinger, A. Underwood. J. Boeckel. Row 6 R. Barshinger, L. Snyder. J. Beeler. J. Shipman. A. Stambach, M. Seville. N. Sterner. Row 7 T. Smith, L. Schell. M. Barnes. B. Baum. L. Zeigler. 0. Wildasin. S. Barganicr. Row 8 W. Smith. S. Altland. W. Anderson. C. Boyer. T. Becka. T. Amspacher. A. Bacha. P. Ahrens. Row 91. Wilke. D. Strayer. R. Snyder. S. Wilson. G. Schnetzka. M. Sipe. K. Springman. D. Shrivcr. K. Whetsel. Row J0M. Svicltzer. D. Shuler. D. Slenker. J. Schaefer. J. Wallace. B. Whitmore. R. Warner. Row 11 S. Thompson. B. Waldrup. E. Taylor. E. Winter. D. Troutman. 0. Strausbaugh. S. Anderson. Row 12 K. Sterner. P. Tickle. R. Schmidt. A. Yee. A. Boll. B. Borchelt. P. Besser. B. Bickel. Row 13 S. Shearer. R. Zacharda, M. Matison. 0. Bailey. R. Ansbach. S. Beebe. J. Braun. Row 14 L. Schmid. T. Whitmer. B. Sharp. B. Black. T. Barnett. J. Starz 77 1982 Class Officers Row 1 (L-R) S. Doletsch-presidcnt. J. Zero-vice-president. Miss Mill- er-advisor. T. Leight-secretary trcasurcr. Row 1 (L-R) C. Deerln-secretary. L. Hendcrshot-treasurcr Row 2 M. Elicker-president. Mr. Shoff-advisor. F. Schmuck- vice-president 1984 1983 Row J (L-R) T. Gable-president Row 2 M. Snyder- treasurer, Mr. Moroland-advisor. A. Land-secretary. Missing Is J. Childress-vice- president Row 1 (L-R) A. Stine-vlce-president. M. Slcnkcr-secretary. C. Prin- dle-president. Mr. Harmon-advisor. Missing is E. Brody-trcasurer 1985 Not only President of Dallastown . . . but queen, too. Cheryll, how long do I have to stand here?” Homecoming 1981 . . . Sailing Takes Me Away 80 Homecoming Weekend In New England The 1981-82 Homecoming Court (L to R) Lynne Cacciola. Cheryll Dccrin, Elizabeth Henry, Sherri Hartman. Debra Arnold, Paula Emcnheiser- queen. Homecoming weekend was held on October 9 and 10. The activities included a bonfire, a tie football game with Spring Grove, and the crowning of the queen, Paula Emenheiser. The theme for the dance was Sail Away to New England”. Nobody can do it like the class of ’82 can. We’ve survived four years of tardy passes, finals, food fights, and the long hours in the class- rooms of DHS. Maybe the weeks went too slowly, but the weekends always went too quickly. There were annual dances, Friday night football games, class activities, and many wild parties. Our class has had its share of trouble and its share of glo- ry. Each year seemed to get better and better, and finally we reached the ultimate, our senior year. Dur- ing this year, we let the good times roll”, and now we’re ready to face new goals and challenges. ’82, we did it all for you. 82 IN MEMORY OF DONNA MARIE RUTECKI Donna was born August 4, 1964 and died on May 7, 1976. She enjoyed gym- nastics, glee club, tennis, track, and dancing. Some people are solid gold; Donna had a solid gold person- ality. She shined in whatever she pursued. She loved life and lived it fully till the day she died. I cannot say, and I will not say That she is dead. She is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand. She has wandered into an unknown land, And left us dreaming how very fair. It needs must be, since she lingers there. And you-oh you, who the wildest yearn For the old-time step and the glad return, Think of her faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here; Think of her still as the same, I say: She is not dead-she is just away. 85 We Deserve A Break Today! 89 B. Yoder. Most likely to be featured in the Preppy Handbook. E. Snyder and A. Fantom, Most likely to join the Ringling Bros. Circus as a clown, R. Clark and P. Feathers. Most likely to become the oldost living Beach Bum . T. Tome and J. Shaull. Most likely to be a teenager for life, B. Seitz and L. Henry. Most likely to be married six times. J. Gemmill and S. Kotek. Most likely to play professional sports. T. Lelght. Most likely to be the next fashion designer. J. Zero. Most likely to be President and win an Academy Award. P. Emenhoiser. Most likely to succeed and be President. C. Deerin. Most likely to appear on a popular magazine cover. S. Fitz. Most likely to be a millionaire by 35. appear on a popular magazine cover and be the editor of the New York Times. J. Gingerich. Most likely to be editor of the New York Times J. Zellers and C. Patchalok, Most likely to read every encyclopedia. D. Pawloski and B. Herman, Most likely to become a member of the Social Register. S. Dolmetsch and L. Hengst. Most likely to work at McDonald's until death. D. Green and N. Khanna, Most likely to discover a cure for cancer. T. Garrett. Most likely to be the next fashion designer and show her painting in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. J. Cursley and Y. Ludwig. Most likely to live in the Canadian wilderness. P. Smith. Most likely to be a millionaire at 35. C. Innerst and S. McCarty. Most likely to have a hit record. N. Kastelic, Most likely to win an Academy Award. D. Brcnncman. Most likely to Succced.-missing-J. Troiani, Most likely to be featured in the Preppy Handbook, D. Smith, Most likely to show his painting in the Metropolitan Museum of Art Deserve Today Everyone ready? Look at the camera and smile pretty! THOSE ELEMENTARY DAYS . . . THE GOOD ’OLE DAYS Pictures on page 95. Row 1 (L-R) L. Vought, T. Lucanbaugh, J. Mars, B. Sowers, P. Smith, D. Schlitte, Row 2; C. Deerin, J. Gingerich, S. Meredith, J. Zellers, H. Eberly, L. Miller, Row 3; S. Dice, T. Davis, A. Swartzbaugh, S. Witmer, D. Shellen- berger, P. Feathers, Row 4; J. Gemmill, S. Roseman, M. Pan- tano, V. Presbury, T. Rumsey, B. Bickel, Row 5: Y. Ludwig, S. Derry, B. Seitz, E. Pratt, N. Kastelic, L. Rayburn, Row 6; L. Cacciola, D. McKnight. 94 i 82, LOOK HOW WE’VE GROWN 95 Lawrence Armitage Debra Arnold Angola Andrews mdAui a. Adams, Annette M.; 10 6 64; nuts ; Racecar Driver; Basketball 1; D.O.E. 4. Adams, Paul Fredrick; 10 30 64; Zoo Owner; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 4; Ski Club 4. Amspacher, Tammy Donelle; 8 16 63; Waka-Waka”; Undecided. Anderson, Daniel F.; 11 10 64; Dan ; College; Football 2, 3, 4. Anderson, Lona Sue; 1 3 65; Blondy ; Computer Programmer; Volleyball Manager 3, 4. Anderson, Todd Steven; 4 4 64; Mr. Anderson ; Belong to a Religious Cult; D.O.E. 4. Andrews, Angela Marie; 6 14 64; Angie”; College; Science Fair 1, 2; Ecology Club 2; Beacon Staff 3; AFS 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Ardison, Amy Roberts; 10 11 64; Clinical Psychology; Swimming 1, 2. Armitage, Lawrence Arnold, Debra Sue; 4 7 64; Secretary; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Volley- ball 2, 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 2, 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; Homecoming Court 4. Paul Adams Tammy Amspacher Todd Anderson Lona Anderson Daniel Anderson (Lnvfrpcte 4 -- 98 Christopher Baughcr Jodi Bean Stacey Arnold 'C+ w Sharon Barnard Arnold, Stacey Ranae; 1 15 65; Speech Pathology; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2. 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Varsity Club 4. Aughenbaugh, Sandra Kay; 10 9 64; Augie”; College; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 2, 3; Spectator Business Staff 4; Varsity Club 4. Axe, Gary Eugene; 2 15 64; ’’Axeman”; Pre-Med; Pilot Training; Bailey, Karen Sue; 8 20 64; Karen Sue”; Business; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 3. Bailey, Keri L.; 2 26 64; Beetle”; Business College; Mailing and Clerical Committee for the PASC Conference 4. Barley, Sherri Lynn; 8 4 64; Barley”; Professional bum; Barnard, Sharon Rebecca; 5 11 64; Becky”; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Class Play 3; Varsity Club 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Barshinger, Rodney; 10 17 61; Rod”; Art School; Dental Honor Roll; Certificate of Achievement 2; Second Place and First Place in Drawing. Baugher, Christopher Bean, Jodi Michelle; 4 29 64; Mickey”; Speech Therapy; Color- guard 2, 3, 4; PASC Committee 4. Sandra Aughenbaugh druldy ClU(jhLrS 0xi(j '' Sherri Barley Keri Bailey Karen Bailey J Gary Axe 99 Sherry Bollinger Cindy Bowman Susan Biorman 2 4-dA 'V V'T c Beebe, John Aaron; 10 30 64; Beebe”; Metalurgical Engineering or Aviation; Art Club 1. 2; Track 2; Ski Club 3. Becker, Lori Lynn; 6 24 64; Kooch”; Undecided; Track 1, 2; D.O.E. 4. Beckmeyer, Todd Edwin; 11 6 64; Historian Time Life Books. Bell, Dave Allen; 4 10 63; Carpentry or Drafting; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Bereuter, Adolf Bickel, Brant Edward; 9 12 63; Professional Conference Planner, Politics; Rep. Council 1; Senate 2; Student of the Month 2; Tennis 2; Region E Rep. to Student Council 2; Member at Large 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; AFS 4; Pres. PASC 3, 4; Chairman PASC Conference 3, 4. Bierman, Susan E.; 2 20 64; Work with Autistic Children; Concert Choir 1. 2. Bird, Christina Stuart; 1 23 64; Tina ; Nursing. Bollinger, Sherry R.; 6 26 64; Secretary, Marry Brad Stabley; Track 3; D.O.E. 4. Bowman, Cindy Lee; 8 11 64; Bo ; Accounting, Computer Pro- gramming; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Musical Committee 3, 4; Jr. Class Play Committee 3; Spec. Busi- ness Staff 4; PASC Committee 4. Lori Becker Brant Bickel Adolf Bereuter £ UT Todd Beckmeyer Robert Campbell Randy Carter Lynne Cacciola Bradley Burke Timothy Brown Bowman, Sherry Ann; 10 5 64; Medical Secretary; Band 1; Or- chestra 1; Swimming 1; Swimming Mgr. 2; Jr. Play 3; Musical Committee 3, 4. Brenneman, David Andrew; 1 8 64; Dave”; Greatness, Obscurity, and Death; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Capital Area Science Fair 1; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; PASC Chairman 3, 4; Elmira Key Award 3. Brenneman, Jeffrey Douglas; 4 3 64; Jeff”; Walk Sideways to Alaska; Wrestling 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Brenneman, William Edward; 5 22 64; Bill ; World’s best Air Guitarist; Band 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Science Fair 1. Brown, David Alan; 3 22 64; Dave ; Business Management; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 4; Orchestra 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4. Brown, Tim Burke, Bradley Eugene; 7 14 64; Fattney ; Air Force; Wrestling 1, 2; Football 1; Track 1. Cacciola, Lynne Michelle; 1 25 64; Cassie ; Fashion Merchan- dising; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; Jr. Play 3; Ski Club 3; Spec. Business Staff 4; Exchange Editor Beacon 4; Homecoming Court 4; PASC Conference Chairman 4. Campbell, Robert Allen; 3 8 64; Spot”; Save Squids from burn- ing A Frames. Carter, Randall Richard; 8 31 64; Pancho ; College; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1. Sherry Bowman David Brenneman Jeff Brenneman David Brown Bill Brenneman Melissa Crone Chris Cunningham Usa Corsa Castle, Carla LeAnn; 1 17 65; Caz ; Radio Broadcasting Disc Jockey; AV 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech and Debate 2, 3, 4; Nurses Club 2; Musical Comm. 2; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Photography Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Chase, Richard L.; 5 19 64; Rick High Speed” Chase”; Become a Guru; Band 1, 2, 3. Clark, Robert L; 11 12 64; Rob the Slob ; Engineer; Swimming 1, 2, 3. 4, (Capt.); Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres.); Science Fair 1. 2; Executive Council 3, 4; PASC Chairman 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Cohen, Stacey Laura; 3 2 64; Musical Therapy; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Team 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 2; Jr. Play 3; Beacon 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; PASC Comm. 4. Cook, Caren Lee; 9 16 64; C.C. ; Junior College; AFS 2, 3; Musi- cal Comm. 2; PASC Comm. 4; Spec, Bus. Staff 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Cheerleading Mascot 4. Cook, Earl Thomas; 1 8 64; Duke ; Undecided; Tennis 3. Conner, Mitchell Corsa, Lisa Crone, Melissa Ann; 6 27 64; Missy, Missers”; Get a Job, Get Married; PEC 1, 2; Softball 3. V ft'YxfWQ-R- Cunningham, Christopher Louis; 11 4 63; Free fall out of the Space Shuttle; Junior Play 3; Ski Club 3. Carla Castle rn.Injf.CaxtL. Richard Chase Earl Cook Robert Clark Caren Cook Stacey Cohen Co-hjQ� , $0 $- 102 Lorin Deller Sheila Deller Lite De LaRonde Dana Dehoff _ fi? Cheryll Dccrin Cursley, James Peter; 10 21 63; Jim ; Walk Backwards to Alas- ka; Baseball 1; Soccer 1; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; PASC Committee 4. Daniels, Ronald Michael; 12 14 64; Mike, Jack ; Aerospace Engi- neering; Science Fair 1, 2; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Daoularis, Dimitrious D.; 12 8 64; Greek ; Data Processing; Soc- cer 3, 4. Davis, Anne Louise; 9 23 64; Anniken ; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical 3, 4; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Concert Choir 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Davis, Tamara Lynn; 4 20 64; Tami ; Fashion Merchandising; Musical Comm. 1, 2, 3; AFS 2, 3, 4, (Treas.); PASC Comm. 3, 4; Cheerleading Mascot 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Deerin, Cheryll Ann; 1 12 64; J.J. ; Elementary School Teacher; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt.); Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 2; Track 3; Beacon 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. Dehoff, Dana Marie; 6 28 64; Saint ; College; Ecology Club 1, 2; Band 2, 3, 4; AFS 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; PASC Comm. 3, 4. DeLaRonde, Lisa Ann; 9 4 64; Teaching in Special Education; Tu- tor in Special Education Room 4. Deller, Lorin, Thomas; 2 18 64; Leroy ; Manager for Dallas Cow- boys; Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4. Deller, Sheila Louise; 4 30 63; Murtle ; Work with Children and Mary Jay; D.O.E. 4, James Cursley Dimitrious Daoularis 103 Melissa Dowell Daniel Douglas Tracy Dlse Dellone, Stephanie Jane; 10 14 64; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical 3, 4. Dentler, Caroline Alyce; 7 30 64; Line”; Pharmacist; Track 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1, 2; AFS 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. DeRose, Tina Marie; 9 12 64; Bird”; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Derry, Sharon Lee; 9 26 64; College; Science Fair 1, 2; Cap. Area Science Fair 1; AFS 2, 3; Jr. Play Director 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Senate 4; PASC Chairperson 4; Spac. Bus. Staff 4. DeVono, Barbara Jane; 8 11 64; Barb, Duck”; Cruise Director; Baseball Mgr. 2. Dice, Stephanie Ann; 8 1 64; Steph”; College; AFS 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Spac. Business Staff 4. Dice, Tracy D.; 7 31 64; Trace ; Official U.S. Meat Inspector. Dometsch, Scott Alan; 3 8 64; Skeeter ; College; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Pres. 4. Douglas, Daniel Andrew; 3 16 64; Double D”; College; Golf 1, 2, 3. 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4. Dowell, Melissa Jane; 7 24 64; Missy ; Legal Secretary; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Softball 2; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Caroline Dentler Stephanie Dice Tina Derose 104 .Djaa f Paula Emenheitor Eric Engelman Dale Ehrhart rLj Patricia Edwards Druck, Tamie Sue; 9 18 64; Duck ; Business Field; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. Duerr, Kimberly Sue; 8 9 64; Kim, Squirrel”; Beautician; Swim- ming 2. Eberly, Heather Jeanne; 7 28 64; Meteorology; Colorguard 3, 4; AFS 2; Chorus 1; Ecology Club 2; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Beacon 3, 4, (Co-Editor); Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Eberly, Leslie Sue; 1 14 64; Nurse; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Sr. Prom Decorating Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Eberley, Sandy S.f 6 9 64; Dusty ; Get married and Own a Cor- vette; D.O.E. 4. Edwards, Patricia Ann; 1 30 64; Pattie ; Own a Bank; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4, (Capt.). Ehrhart, Dale Lamar; 5 1 64; Pete ; Game Warden; D.O.E. 4. Eliott, Paul Edward; 4 2 64; P.E.”; College, Lawyer; Golf 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Emenheiser, Paula Ann; 12 13 64; Ooga ; Business Manage- ment; Student Council 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Mgr. 1; Wrestling Stats 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Vice- Pres. 2; Class Pres. 3; Student Council Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; PASC Chairperson 4; Jr. Class Play Coordinator 3; Student Coun- cil Treas. 3. Engelman, Emil Eric; 2 24 64; Pinner ; College, Chem. Major; Basketball 3, 4. Heather Eberley 10S Suzanne Fisher Sherri Fitz Karol Ferree ftncxxh tnglc Glenda Engle Lisa Ferguson Engle, Glenda K.; 7 20 64; Glen”; Machine Driver, Marry Chuck. Fackler, Randy Lee; 4 14 64; Coco”; Accounting; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Cross Country 4; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Fahs, Brian Jeffrey; 7 4 64; Live in the Mountains; Science Fair 1; Football 1; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4. Falzone, Anthony Ross; 8 10 64; Tony”; College for Cullanary School. Fantom, Angel Rahe; 3 23 64; Vfc pt.”; Computer Analyst; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Rep. Council 1, 4; Executive Council 2, 3; Student of Month 2. Feathers, Patricia Ann; 5 22 64; Patty Waddy ; Medical Records Technology; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Photography Club 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; PASC Comm. 4. Ferguson, Lisa Marie; 4 17 64; Fergi ; Occupational Therapy; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; PASC Comm. 4. Ferree, Karol A.; 6 15 64; Own a 72 Toyota Carina ; D.O.E. 4. Fisher, Suzanne Elizabeth; 5 7 64; Sue ; Cosmotology or Ac- counting Clerk. Roseman-Fitz, Sherri Lynne; 3 19 64; Live a Happy, Fulfilling Suc- cessful Life; Science Fair 1. Randy Fackler ' .f.Z ..tjjsMn Patricia Feathers Brian Fahs Angela Fantom Anthony Falzone (X'r a a. w- 'Brujcvrx 106 Randy Frey John Fry lisa Fry Fitz, Steven David; 11 13 64; Journalism; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Beacon 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff (Editor) 4; PASC Committee 4. Flinchbaugh, Wendy Sue; 1 5 65; Wendi”; Business Administra- tion; AFS 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Flory, Carol I.; 5 4 64; Secretary; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; March- ing Band 2, 3, 4; AFS Club 4; PASC Comm. 4. Folkenroth, Vicki Jo; 4 3 64; Vic ; Nursing; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1; Jr. Class Play 3; Musical 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Forry, Lisa Michelle; 12 11 63; College. Freed, Daniel Eugene; 5 20 64; Dan”; Architecture; Rep. Council 1, 2; Senate 3, 4; Student Council Vice Pres. 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Tennis 3, 4; Student Council Attendance Officer 4. Freireich, Neil Martin; 4 13 64; Mass Media; AV 1, 3; JV Band 1; D.O.E. 4. Frey, Randy Allen; 7 5 64; Construction Worker; D.O.E. 4. Fry, John William; 2 4 64; College; Swimming 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Musical 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Fry, Lisa Ann; 6 31 64; Frymax”; College; AFS Club 3, 4. Wendy Flinchbaugh Dan Freed Carol Flory Vicki Folkenroth Ca uvP Lxk -3j2MiLU Hv Lisa Forry 107 John Gemmill Vince Fry John Gibble Fry, Vince Charles; 12 20 64; Vinnie”; College; Gable, Brenda E.; 12 30 63; Bren”; Psychologist, Pro Barrel Rac- er; Chorus 1. Gable, David Joseph; 8 17 64; Dave ; College; Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, (Vice-Pres.), 4. Garee, Melissa Ann; 9 10 64; Missy ; College, Business; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Science Fair 2; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Garrett, Tracy Lee; 7 9 64; Face ; Communicational Design; Div- ing 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Member at Large 3, 4; PASC Chairperson 3, 4; Jr. Class Play Comm. 3; Musical 3. Gemmill, John Wesley; 6 20 64; Gembe ; Co-owner of A.B.I.; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3. Gibble, John David; 9 29 64. Gingerich, Joanne Lynne; 5 15 64; Jo ; Journalism; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 2; Ski Club 3; Beacon 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff (Editor) 4. Gladfelter, Ned David; 7 28 64; Music; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 3, 4; Honors Band 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Gladwin, John Stephen; 12 14 64; Glady ; Auto Body Repair. David Gable Ned Gladfelter Tracy Garrett Joanne Gingerich John Gladwin 108 David Hauck Lita Hershey Sherri Hartman Laurie Harbold Todd Harlacker J dc cA 0 cy bcJjL Godfrey, Christine Elaine; 8 22 64; Chris”; Undecided; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Madricals 3. Golden, Ronald Anthony; 9 21 64; Ron ; Become Carl Sagen; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Class Pres. 2; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; PASC Comm. 4. Green, Darin James; 1 23 64; Drugs ; Ecology, Environmental Biology; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. Grove, Todd G.; 11 2 64; Electrician; D.O.E. 4. Hackney, Raoul Corbet; 6 1 64; Ra-ooH ; Assasin; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Soccer Mgr. 4. Harbold, Laurie Michele; 3 31 64; Babe ; Grayhound Bus Driver; Field Hockey 1; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 2; Madrigals 3; Colorguard 4. Harlacker, Todd Andrew; 5 27 64; Trojan ; College. Hartman, Sherri Lynne; 12 31 64; Secretary; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 1; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. Hauck, David Francis; 6 17 64; Enauch ; Open own 4 Wheel Drive Center; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. Hershey, Lisa Ronald Golden fm__ Darin Green 109 Michael Hicks Jay Hildebrand Penny Hess Hengst, Lisa Lynne; 4 8 64; Pudge”; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Henry, Elizabeth Ann; 3 27 64; Redneck 1 ; Ridge Runner; Ten- nis 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1; Homecoming Court 4. Henry, Laura Ann; 7 11 64; Lana”; Ridge Runner; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4. Herman, Beth Anne; 9 11 64; College; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Senate 4. Herman, Jane Francis; 9 11 64; College; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Diving 2; Science Fair 1; Spec. Bus Staff 4. Hershner, Christine Lynn; 6 17 64; Chris ; Art Career; Football Trainer 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Musical Comm. 3; PASC Comm. 3, 4; Art Club 4. Hess, Penny Marie; 7 10 64; Hessy”; World Famous Body Build- er; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; Ski Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Hevner, Al Hicks, Michael Anthony; 11 17 64; Plumber that comes to fix the Sink. Hildebrand, Mervin Jay; 4 27 64; Jay, Jaylon ; Music Teacher; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Madrigals 3; Jr. Play 3; Stagehand 3; District Chorus 4. Lisa Hengst Chris Hershner Elizabeth Henry iChwL 4- , ftsXK a no Randy Innerst Thomas Innerst Susanne Huszti Himes, Barbie Jo; 2 17 64; ’’Barb ; To Live On. Himes David Alan; 9 8 64; Music Teacher; JV Band 1; Marching Band 2, 3,4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Madrigals 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Dist. Band 3, 4; Honors Band 3, 4; Dist. Chorus 3. Holland, Gary Burton; 7 21 64; College. Hoopes, Charles Trapier; 6 18 64; Gus, Beard”; Foriegn Lan- guage; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4. Hopple, Donald E.; 7 30 64; Don”; Firefighter; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; D.O.E. 4. Howe, Helen Anne; 9 19 64; Music Career; Concert Choir 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Madrigals 3; Jr. Play 3. Huszti, Susanne L.; 11 6 63; Grow 4 inches; D.O.E. 4. Hynson, Kristi L.; 1 23 64; Horse Trainer; Hockey 1; Swimming 1; D.O.E. 4. Innerest, Randy Eugene; 6 5 63; Welding, Marriage; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1. Innerest, Thomas A.; 2 14 64; Chip ; Walk to Alaska on Hands; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 2, 3; Talent Show 2, 3 (1st). David Himes Helen Howe Gary Holland Tara Kocncy Michele Keith Lisa Keller Greg Jaslow rJtMUL ?‘ Jl4sruty There Is A Past That Is Gone Forever, But There Is A Future That Is Still Our Own. Sandra Kauffman David Jay Jaslow, Greg Stephen; 2 28 64; Jazz”; To Become a World Class Champion Frisbee Thrower. Jay, David Gary; 6 24 64; Blue Jay ; Finding a Full-Time Job. Jeffers. Michael David; 5 21 64; Science Fair 1; Ski Club 3. Johnson, Timothy William; 4 30 64; T. J.”; College, Law School, and then off to the White House; Wrestlingl. Kastelic, Nancy Judith; 7 9 64; Nan”; College; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; AFS 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Ecology Club 1, 2; Girls’ Ensemble 2; Madrigals 3; Junior Class Play 3; Spectator Business Staff 4. Kauffman, Sandra Jayne; 12 9 64; Sandy ; Undecided; Girls’ Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Keeney, Tara Ruth; 12 22 64; A Rat ; Professional Goalie, Ac- countant; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4. Keith. Michele Marie; 11 9 64; Missy ; Gary; D. 0. E. Keller, Lisa Ann; 9 18 64; K. P. ; Physical Therapist; Band Front 2, 3, 4; Silk Captain 4; Junior Play 3. Michael Jeffers 112 Troy Knaub Oiane Knier Randall Knaub Pl :) U. '2 ’ cCLvv Melissa Keller Jeffrey Knaub Christopher Kinsley Keller, Melissa Ann; 7 12 64; Legal Secretary; Intramural volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee 3; Spec. Business Staff 4. Kellogg, James; 6 5 64; Jim ; Go to Penn State; Track 1; Ski Club 3, 4; Football 3. Khanna, Nipon; 4 22 64; Nippy ; Computer Science; Science Fair 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; AFS 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Musical 3; PASC Comm. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. King, Crista Jo; 3 16 64; Cris”; Undecided. King, Kimberly Kelley; 11 21 64; Squirrel ; College; Musical 1, 2, 3. 4; Library Club 1; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; AFS 3. Kinsley, Christopher Andrew; 5 8 64; Animal Production; D.O.E. 4, Knaub, Jeffrey A.; 7 20 64; Undecided. Knaub, Randall Scott; 12 4 64; Bumble”; Lawyer, Federal Gov- ernment; Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Knaub, Troy A.; 11 1 64; Hot Rod”; Mechanic, Marry Sue; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 4; Weightlifting 2, 3. Knier, Diane James Kellogg Nipon Khanna Judith Leader Barry Leber Troy Leight Deborah Knisley Stephen Land Knisley, Deborah Ann; 2 19 64; Deb”; Make a Million; DOE 4. Kotek, Susan; 9 1 64; Susie, Sky ; Engineering; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 (V- Pres.); Junior Achievement 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Krout, Michelle Lynne; 10 13 64; Smeish ; Secretary; Color- guard 2, 3. Kuhn, Mindy Jean; 6 29 64; Min”; Physical Therapist; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Kunkel, Richard Scott; 5 31 64; Rick, Alex ; Become the next Neil Peart. Lafean, Betty Lou; 3 31 64; Bets ; College, Fashion Merchandis- ing; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3. Land, Stephen David; 12 9 63; Leprosy Baby Rax”; Training Offi- cer for Donald Webb Dective Agency; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3. Leader, Judith Kay; 11 9 63; Ace”; Undecided; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Leber, Barry R.; 8 7 64; Undecided. Leight, Troy Alan; 5 21 64; Leight Bulb ; President of Donald Webb School of Detectives; Tennis 1, 2, 3 (capt.) 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3. 4; Diving 2, 3, 4 (capt.); Class Sec. Treas. 1; Band 2, 3; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Commandos 3, 4. Batty Lou Lafean Michelle Krout ffhA t , J.. Kt+uf Bret Malehorn Stacy Lehr Yvette Ludwig Joyce Lutz Dave Ludwig Lehr, Stacy Lynn; 9 21 64; C.P.H.”; Commercial Artist; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Bus Staff 4. Lever, Sherry Sue; 9 22 64 Engineering; Science Fair 1, 2; Cheer- leading 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; AFS 2; Jr. Class Play Director 3; Spec. Bus. Staff (man.) 4. Lewis, Dwayne Thomas; 10 12 64; Undecided; D.O.E. 4. Lindner, Tom M.; 8 6 64; Pilot. Little, Amy Alison; 7 10 64; College; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Speech and Debate 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4. Lucabaugh, Troy Rudisill; 10 2 64; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Musi- cal 1, 3, 4; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1; Honor Society 3, 4. Ludwig, David M.; 11 15 64; Undecided; Rock Climbing 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3. Ludwig, Yvette Marie; 4 16 64; Vette”; Physical Therapist”; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Varsity Club 4. Lutz, Joyce Marie; 1 10 63; Get a Job. Malehorn, Bret Curvin; 1 17 65; Male”; To be Happy; Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4. Amy Little Thomas Lindner Aw d. i kATrMMs Try 115 Scott Mayer Janis Mars Manubag, Angela Dee; 1 20 64; Angie”; College, Professional Race Car Driver; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Assis. Mgr. School Store 4; Mgr. Middle School Store 4. Markey, Lisa M.; 3 25 64; Markey ; Brain Surgeon; D.O.E. 4. Markle, Douglas Eric; 9 26 64; Doug ; Truck Driver, Factory Worker. Markle, Rick Joe; 7 27 64; Italian Stallion”; Police officer, Pro- fessional Heavy weight boxer; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Karate 2; Boxing 4. Marquet, Kevin Shawn; 2 5 64; Moose ; Work in a Skoal Factory; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. Mars, Janis Macgregor; 6 21 64; Frank ; Medical Assistant; Ten- nis 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Senate 4; Varsity Club 4. Mayer, Scott Francis; 2 8 64; Scooter ; Bartender; Basketball 1. Mays, Laine Marie; 9 22 64; Mazier ; Dental Hygienist; Intra- murals 2; Junior Class Play 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. McCarty, Robert M.; 5 5 64; Bob”; College; Track 1, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. McCarty, Sharon Elise; 4 22 64; Music Therapist; Concert Choir 1. 2, 3. 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Hockey Mgr. 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. 116 KfXl'.A . Ry A Angola Manubag Oouglas Markle Suzzannc Meredith Jim Tric tiujJ’ Douglas Miller Sue McGurk Martha Meyers PlaAjbj '971JUjLA’O Stephanie Meckley ■6bifiha Kxj niicllMj McGurk, Susan Kay; 1 22 64; ’’Sue”; Computer Programmer; Musical 1, 2, 3; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Colorguard Indoor Comp. 2. McClane. Teresa Marie; 8 29 64; MTM ; Nursing; Swimming 2, 3, 4 (capt.); Spectator Business Staff 4. McCormack, Daniel James; 2 5 63; Mac ; College; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1. McGuire, Charles McKnight, David Lee; 11 19 63; Dave ; Bartender; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. McMenamy, Lynne Marie; 3 30 64; Engineering; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Track 2. 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Cross Country 4; Varsity Club 4. Meckley, Stephanie Kay; 11 14 64; Steph”; Commercial Art and Marry Al; Track 2; PASC Art Committee 4. Meredith, Suzzanne Marie; 9 3 64; Sue ; College, Accounting; Junior Play Committee 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Meyers, Martha Elaine; 11 9 64; Marty ; College; Science Fair 1; Basketball Mgr. 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; AFS 4; 7 ? 7? 1� h vo. Musical 4; Concert Choir 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Miller, Douglas William; 2 1 64; Doug ; College; Science Fair 2. Teresa Mclane Lynne McMenamy Charles McGuire Daniel McCormack David McKnight 117 Heidi Miller C-yt€oLa_ .£yin)r] W NnryfllHa 1 wivfJ Dawn Myers Stacey Munchel Craig Myers hi 11 nlx. ■Syn uOLt ''- Julianne Mummert Diane Morton Miller, Heidi Kathryn; 12 25 63; College; Hockey 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Jr. Class Play Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council 4; PASC Conference Comm. 4. Miller, Lisa A.; 9 15 64; Lis”; Undecided; D.O.E. 4. Milstead, Earl Glen; 2 7 64; ’Mill ; Professional Bum; Track 3, 4. Mitchell, Jodi Renee; 9 26 64; Jod-eye ; Smurf Doctor; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Moore, Jane Elizabeth; 3 5 64; Pharmacist; Speech Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Team 1; AFS 2; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4. Morton, Diane Catherine; 10 20 64; Mickey ; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Ski Club 4. Mummert, Julianne Elizabeth; 7 17 64; Juice”; Nursing School; Swimming 1; Basketball 2; Student Council Rep. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4, Munchel, Stacey Maria; 3 16 64; munchie ; College and Airline School; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Boys Basketball Mgr. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Myers, Craig S.; 11 20 64; Airplane Pilot; Baseball 1, 2, 3; March- ing Band 2, 3, 4. Myers, Dawn Lee; 9 11 64; Dawnie ; Computer Programmer; Science Fair 1 (2nd), 2 (3rd); AFS 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Junior Play Coordinator 3. Liu Miller Earl Militead Jane Moore Jodi Mitchell 118 Gary Nace Teresa Neiman njnrrrrt'Kl Darla Nets Qojila K ux'i Kenneth Myers Myers, Jana Elaine; 11 24 64; J”; Artist. Myers, Kenneth Eugene; 3 30 64; Munson”; Professional Boot- legger; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Myers, Luther Raymond; 6 5 64; Luke”; Computer Field; Intra- murals 2, 3. Myers, Melissa S.; 10 5 64; Bear, Smurf”; Speech Pathologist Colorguard 2, 3, 4; AFS 4. Myers, Robin Ray; 1 24 65; Ralph”; Undecided; Basketball 1. Myers, Ronald William; 5 27 64; Art School; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Myers, Todd A.; 6 28 64; Toddles”; Sponge off of Parents; Band 2, 3, 4; Musical 2; Stagehand 2. Nace, Gary David; 3 19 64; Mechanic; Track 1, 3; Intramural Bas- ketball 3; D.O.E. 4. Neiman, Teresa Elaine; 6 19 64; Teri”; John; Track 1, 2; D.O.E. 4. Ness, Darla Kay; 11 24 64; Drei”; Radiology; Concert Choir 3, 4; Speech 2; AFS 4; School Store 4. %dtunL u £ fflyAAb 119 Cynthia Pacholok Holly Owen Ness Greg Ness, Penny Sue; 11 23 64; College, Travel Agent; Hockey 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Cheerleading Mascot 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Executive Council 4; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; PASC Chairperson 4. Nicholson, David E.; 6 20 64; Nick”; College; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Tennis 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. Noll, Wendy Jo; 6 5 64; Sizzle ; Undecided; Homecoming Com- mittee 1, 2; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. O’Brien, Sharon Ann; 1 29 64; College; Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; AFS 4. Owen, Holly Sue; 3 6 64; College, Math Major; Swimming 1; Musi- cal 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Ski Club 3; Student Council Rep. 4; PASC Chairperson 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Pacholok, Cynthia Ann; 4 11 64; Cindy”; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Jr. Play Comm. 3; AFS 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Pantano, Maria Christine; 12 25 64; Mer ; Physical Therapist; Drama Team 1; AFS 2, 4; Cross Country Mgr. 3, 4; Boys Basketball Mgr. 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Spec. Lit. Staff 4. Pawloski, David Perez, Jose Vicente; 6 28 64; Electrical Engineer; Exchange Stu- dent 4; Pres. AFS Club 4; Swimming Team 4; Mascot 4. Sharon O'Brien Wendy Noll Gregory Ness Penny Nets 7 Dave Nicholson 120 Lesa Rayburn Sharon Roam Bonny R iun Yx±kt Scott Platts Platts, Scott S.; 4 22 64; “Mr. DNA ; College, Dust Collector; Science Fair 1; Intramural Volleyball; Talent Show 2. Plymire, Theresa Lynn; 3 2 64; Secretary. Portner, Patricia Ann; 3 3 64; P. U.” Professional Brain Surgeon; D.O.E. 4. Porter, Julie Renee; 7 9 64; “Reenie”; College; AFS 2, 3; Cross Country Mgr. 3, 4; Boys Basketball Mgr. 3; Jr. Class Play; Beacon Staff 3, 4 (Art Editor); Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Pratt, Ellen Miller; 8 9 64; College; Tennis 3, 4; Science Fair 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 2, 3; Cheerleading 2; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Musical 3. Presbury, Valerie Denise; 8 19 64; Valsy ; College; Student Council 1; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Prescott, Ann E.; 2 4 64; Live; D.O.E. 4. Raffensberger, Bonny Sue; 9 25 64; “Speedy ; Farming; Track 2, 3. Rayburn, Lesa Jo; 8 31 64; Len; D.O.E. 4. Ream, Sharon Ann; 9 11 63; “Hinny ; Under Cover Agent; Intra- mural Softball 3, 4. Ann Prescott Valerie Presbury Ellen Pratt Julie Porter Theresa Plymire 0 121 (pH... Steve Rockelman William Ream Sherry Rodeheaver ii foaUifoi u Kelly Ropp UUMvlvi Craig Rineman Deb Riley Ream, William Paul; 11 13 64; Beil”; Artist. Reinicke, Brian Richard, David Andrew; 11 4 64; Wein, Sam”; College, Beach bum, Gigolo; Art Club 3, 4. Riedel, Don W.; 5 31 64; Air Force Spy; D.O.E. 4. Righter, Laurie A.; 6 5 64; Wien”; College; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Varsity Club 4. Riley, Deb A.; 3 23 64; Ri ; Heart Surgeon. Rineman; Craig David; 1 26 64; Crash”; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3. Rockelman, Steven Mark; 3 12 64; Rock, Rocky ; Teacher; Band 1; Tennis 2; Select Chorus 4. Rodeheaver, Sherry Lee; 1 26 64; Sher ; Nursing School; Intra- mural Volleyball 1; Swimming 3; Wallops Island 2; AFS 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; PASC Committee 4. Ropp, Kelly Jo; 1 19 65; College; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Musical Com- mittee 3, 4; Play Comm. 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Brian Reinicke David Richard 122 Sandi Schott Mike Schriver Jeff Schlalinc Rumsey, Shonna Sue; 6 11 64; Rumz ; College, Beach Bum; Track 1, 2; Colorguard 2. Rumsey, Tami Joy; 12 4 64; Rums ; Secretary. Salony, Todd Anthony; 12 10 64; Stalony ; Carpenter; D.O.E. 4. Schiding, Jeffrey Scott; 12 22 63; Art ; College; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 4. Schildt, Michael Allyn; 3 1 64; Rooney ; College, Monk; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. Schilling, Michael Eugene; 4 5 64; Mike”; College; Track 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Schlaline, Jeff C.; 2 24 64; Larry ; College or Hermit. Schlitte, Douglas D.; 3 23 64; Doug”; Billionaire; Cross Country 4; Swimming 4; Track 3, 4. Schott, Sandra Ann; 7 17 64; K. P. ; Beach Bum, Physical Thera- pist; Swimming 1. Schriver, Michael Alan; 2 6 64; Milt”; Olympic Backstroker; Ac- countant; Science Fair 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Tami Rumsey Torcv . Michael Schilling Todd Salony Jenny Shaull Oenice Shellenberger Sylvia Shellenberger Ck- u, G {V.. iks fi.c r� ae.ACy • Ian Scotland Stanley Shaffer Sue Scott Scotland, Ian Andrew; 8 12 64; Accountant; Soccer 2, 3; Jr. Play 3. Scott, Sue Scott, William F.; 5 24 64; Mr. Bill”; Brain Surgeon. Seitz, Brooks R.; 8 10 64; NNA YAK ; Mec; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Football 1; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 3, 4. Sennett, Brian David; 4 23 64; Mumbles”; Veterinarian; Intra- mural Bowling 1, 2, 3; Baseball 4. Shaffer, James Morgan; 5 7 64; Construction; Ski Club 3; D.O.E. 4. Shaffer, Stanley Joe; 2 15 64; Chops ; Move Out. Shaull, Jennifer M.; 5 17 64; Scrat ; College; Ski Club 1, 2. 3; Spec. Business Staff 4. Shellenberger, Denice Ann; 3 28 64; Operating Room or Pediatric R.N.; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Jr. Class Play 3; Musical 3; AFS 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Shellenberger; Sylvia Ann; 12 15 64; Silly”; Lori and Missy's Campaign Manager; Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. James Shaffer Brian Sennett Brooks Seitz William Scott 124 Deborah Smith Paula Smith David Smith QzbcyJx “hj 4 Xi- Xc rvYVjJtX. Bryan Shive Andrew Smith Joann Sipc 2snsSs Shive, Bryan Sipe, Joann Mae; 11 5 64; Jo”; Undecided. Slates, Karen Lynn; 12 6 64; Ki Ki ; Fashion Merchandiser; Ten- nis 1, 2, 3. Slattery, Eugene Thomas IV; 8 27 64; Slats”; College; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Slenker; Glenda Carol; 3 27 64; Secretary. Small, Theresa Ann; 3 14 64; Smally ; Commercial Artists; Swimming 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; PASC Committee 4. Smith. Andrew Mark; 2 17 64; Andy ; College, Accountant; Sci- ence Fair. Smith, David Leroy; 3 31 64; Smitty ; B. S. Elect. Engineering, Ski Bum; Wrestling 2; Art Club 3; Jr. Class Play 3; All School Musical 3, 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4. Smith, Deborah Ann; 5 27 64; Deb ; College; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Sr. Class Play Committee 3. Smith, Paula Theresa Small zihLUML 4 C rrulJl Glenda Slenker Eugene Slattery Karen Slates tfrtAJUr 2t Vicki Stake r Vicki Stambaugh vArin___ Shelley Smith l h(Mdjj SmA Thomas Sprow Smith, Shelley Jo; 4 25 64; Shell ; Recreational Therapist; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Smith, Sherie Rosie; 10 5 63; Lawyer; D.O.E. 4. Snyder, Eric Soltes, Ronald Sowers, Beth Ann; 12 6 64; Medical Secretary; PASC Committee Member 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Sprenkle, Daniel Martin; 10 20 64; Dan ; College, Business Man- agement; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Science Fair 1; Jr. Play 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. Sprow, Thomas Eugene Jr.; 1 6 64; Tom ; Own U.S. Tobacco Company; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Stake, Vicki Lee; 12 1 64; Vic ; College, Computer Information System; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; PASC Comm. 3, 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Stambaugh, Vicki Jo; 9 26 64; Chine Eyes ; College, Special Ed; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1; Girls Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. Starner, Kenneth Beth Sowers (2. fyiutLLQ . Ronald Soltes Sherie Smith Eric Snyder 126 Leo Sullivan States, Deborah Kay; 1 18 64; Deb”; Business or Art Related Career; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; PASC Comm. 4. Stauffer, Steven L; 7 9 64; College; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Capital Area Science Fair 2, 4; Photography 4. Stern, Michael Strayer, Amy Jane; 1 19 64; Amer”; Bookkeeper; Science Fair 1; Majorette Squad 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Boys Tennis Mgr. 3, 4; School Store Mgr. 4. Stremmel, Lisa Ann; 5 12 64; Lee”; Business Field, Library Club 3. Stump, Wendy Lynn; 2 14 64; Wendall”; College, Broadcasting, and Get Married; Jr. Play 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Sullivan, Leo A.; 9 21 64; Sonny ; Architectural Landscaping; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. Sunday, Lori Lynn; 2 13 64; Chester”; Undercover Agent and Mud Wrestler; Softball 2, 3. 4. Swartz, Tammy Jo; 11 13 64; Practical Nurse; Intramural Volley- ball 2; Softball 4. Swartzbaugh, Anne Michael Stern Wendy Stump Lisa Stremmel Amy Strayer 127 Darlene Uhler David Van Loon Joseph Trolani A fy Tracy Tome i Jw Susan Sweeney !Xu - Melissa Swords Sweeney, Sue Swords, Melissa Ann; 8 29 64; Missle ; Interior Design, and Mud Wrestler; Softball 3, 4. Terrell, Donna Marie; 3 14 64; Business School; Colorguard 1; Wrestling Mgr. 2, 3, 4. Thomas, Scot Bradley; 3 22 64; Thomas”; Travel Worldwide; D.O.E. 4. Thompson, James Curtis III; 2 28 64; Jim ; Electronic Techni- cian; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; D.O.E. 4. Traynham, Bobby Tome, Tracy Lyn; 7 24 64; Dick”; Slatt's Psychiatrist; Wrestling 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 2; Commandos 3, 4. Troiani, Joseph Uhler, Darlene Kay; 9 11 64; Dar ; Own a Farm, Secretary; Spring Concert 1; Softball 2, 3, 4. Van Loon, David Eric; 2 7 64; Loon”; Stay Experienced. Bobby Traynham 8Z 128 James Thompson Scot Thomas Donna Terrell MV MAf') Steven Weir Edmund Williams Stacy Walton Lisa Vought Vivas, Roberto Vought, Lisa Marie; 4 13 64; Vought ; Become a Nun; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Wagaman, Scott Alan; 7 22 64; Wags ; Carpentry; D.O.E. 4. Waltemyer, Jane Elizabeth; 1 13 64; Get Married. Walters, Kathy Lyn; 9 7 64; KW ; Beach Bum; D.O. E. 4. Waltersdorff, Linda Sue; 9 11 64; Walt ; Secretary; Science Fair 1; Drama Club 1; Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4; Musical 4. Walton Stacy Warner, John R.; 4 20 64; Cheeks”; Become a M.S.; Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Weir, Steven Donald; 6 16 64; Steve ; Radiation Therapy Tech- nology; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Bermuda Trip 3. Williams, Edmund Scott; 9 14 64; Ed ; Business Administration; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Kathy Walters Jane Waltemyer Scott Wagaman Jeffrey Zeller Kimberly Winter Brenda Yoder ftlkfl CL fil- Ljt.cQyQ James Zero John Zero Winters, Kimberly S.; 2 6 64; Munchkin ; Save Money, Marry Carter, Have a Baby, Live Happily Ever After; D.O.E. 4. Wise, Colene Cae; 5 23 64; Weiner”; Smurf Doctor; Track 2, 3; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. Witmer, Steven La Mar; 9 28 64; Lemar ; Repaint the School, Pink Floyd Style; Commando 82 3, 4. Witmer, Daniel Woerner, Christina Marie; 7 4 64; Chrissy”; Art Therapist; Intra- mural Softball 1, 2; Swimming 1; PASC 1; Football Trainer 2; Art Committee 2, 3, 4; Track Trainer 3; Spec Bus. Staff 4. Yoder, Brenda Mae; 9 17 64; Booper ; Journalist; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; AFS 1; Student Council Rep. 2, 3; Beacon Staff 3; Jr. Play Cast 3; Student Council Senate 4; Spec. Lit. Staff 4; PASC Comm. Chair- man 4; Beacon Editor 4. Zeigler, Denise Aileen; 11 13 64; Dee”; Farrier and Horse Train- er. Zellers, Jeffrey L.; 8 15 64; Systems Analyst; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1, 3; Musical 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Cap. Area Science Fair 1. Zero, James Frankland; 1 29 64; Jim, Kilmer”; Exec, of MD Line Inn Assoc.; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Track 4; Commando 3, 4; Vice Pres. Senior Class 4. Zero, John David; 1 29 64; J.D.”; Treasurer of Don R. Webb for President; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Commando 3, 4. Christina Woerner Daniel Witmer A ft (. x (iJ ) - Colene Wise Steven Witmer 130 Mitchell Potter David Stackenwalt brooks, Paul H.; 5 7 63; Pablo”; Be a yogi and become one with he universe. irove, Laurie; 9 1 64; Tuzz ; Fashion Merchandising; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Soccer intramurals 2, 3. (erns, Thomas Robert; 8 31 64; Tom”; Psychology. ’otter, Mitchell d.; 3 28 64; Muff ; Prep artist; Wrestling 3; swimming 4. Ruhl, Charles Robert; 3 15 63; Getting married and raising a fam- ily; Bowling trophy 3. Stackenwalt, David Scott; 10 10 62; Stack ; To become a D.J. Stoner, Stephen S.; 11 11 64; Stone”; Carnie. Tam, Phan Thi Minh; 6 3 62; Tam . Tateosian, Linda Mae; 4 21 64; Musical 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Ensemble 2; Show choir 3; Jr. Class play 3; Track 3, 4; AFS 4; Tennis 4. s fTniJ Only as far as I seek can I go, Only as far as I reach can I grow, Only as far as I look can I see, Only as far as I dream can I be. 131 • Class Of 82’ We Have Fun!! Student Council Row 1 (L-R) Mrs. Sabey-Advisor, S. Anderson-treasurer. P. Emenheiser-presidont. O. Arnold-secrctary. Mr. Filizii- Advisor. Row 2 (I to R) B. Bicklc-vice president. D. Freed-attendance officer. The 1981 1982 Student Council has many demanding and worthwhile projects all of which are for the benefit of the student body. This year’s student council sponsored a Welcome Back Dance, the annual Homecoming Dance, the long-awaited 1981 PASC State Conference, a Christmas Dance, a talent show. Candy Kiss Week, a Senior Citizens Dinner and an American Bandstand Dance. This year's student council, which consists of 56 members, is truly the acting” and responsible group of representatives for it’s student body that it should be. Paula Emenheiser President Representatives Row 1 (L to R) T. Kotek, A. Bupp. H. Miller. T. Small. K. Etris. B. Herman. D. Decrln. A. Land. M. Snyder. A. Fantom. Row 2 (L to R) S. Butler. J. Fry. M. Fluoric. M. Miller, D. Dietz. B. Markey, F. Schmuck. H. Owen. R. Golden. Row 3 (L to R) T. Gable. L. Cacciola. A. Contino. B. Dcnniston, J. Wilke. M. Ellcker. M. Rohrbaugh. T. Tome. R. Bommer, B. Gaurin. Student Council Senate Row 1 (L to R) R. Bommer. S. Butler, T. Gable. B. Yoder. Row 2 (L to R) P. Ness. P. Emenheisor. S. Anderson. B. Herman. S. Derry. Row 3 (L to R) D. Arnold. B. Bickel, D. Pawloski, N. Morton. B. Gaurin. Row 4 (L to R) R. Clark. R. Golden. Row 5 (L to R) P. Besser. D. Freed, B. Bickel. Reach Out And 1981 PASC Conference Committee Chairmen Row 1 (L to R) B. Yoder. P. Ness. A. Fantom Row 2 (L to R) D. Arnold. P. Emenhciscr. B. Bickcl. D. Bronneman, R. Clark. H. Owen Row 3 (L to R) N. Morton. S. Derry, L. Cacciola, T. Garrett. B. Bickel, S. Anderson. D. Pawloski, D. Freed. P. Besser Dallastown was chosen to host the 45th Annual Conference of the Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils. Upon receiving the distinguished honor, the 13 committees began well over a year of intense planning for the three day event. During that planning period, few had any idea of the enthusiam that each delegate would bring with him or the excitement that would be generated by Willie on the lobby floor, the Varsity Club’s Mardi Gras, the speakers, banquet and dances. Many fond memories are remaining of the three days which were truly the highlight of this school year. Brant Bickel Conference Chairman 1981 PAS Touch Someone The following are the words of the official letter to Dallastown from the PASC member schools: Reach Out and Touch Someone” has become a statement that will live in the hearts and minds of all the delegates and advisors attending the 45th PASC Conference for many years to come. Your tireless efforts, creativity, originality and sincere desire to really touch our lives have had a profound effect on each and every one of us. When Willie was first introduced to us we began to sense the hospitality of the Dallastown community. The willingness of the Dallastown School District to strive for excellence, and the fantastic exibition of co-operation and togetherness of the faculty and students of Dallastown High School have made the past three days a motivating experience. We all have felt the full impact of a total community's outpouring of love and caring to create, for us, a life-long memory. To each of you we express our sincerest thanks and appreciation for Reaching Out and Touching Us. 139 Convention s p e c t a t o r u s ■ i n e s s S t a f f Row 1 (L. to R.) C. Bowman, T. Small, A. Manubag, W. Stump. S. Aughenbaugh, C. Wise. J. Mitchell. L. Vought. R. Clark. R. Knaub. M. Daniels. Row 2: K. Cook. W. Flinchbaugh, L. Mays. M. Keller, M. Dowell, S. Hartman. P. Ness. S. Shcllcnbcrgcr, S. O’Brien. L. Eberly. P. Smith. V. Stake. L. Hengst. Row 3: J. Bean, B. Bernard. T. Davis. S. Dice. S. Smith. H. Owen, N. Khanna. B. Sowers. C. Castle. N. Kastelic, L. Cacciola, L. Corsa. D. Dehoff. D. Morton. K. Ropp. Row 4: S. Arnold. L. Keller. A. Davis. S. McCarty. D. States. S. McGurk. C. Dentler, M. Garree. C. Pacholok. A. Andrews, T. Druck. R. Fackler. J. Porter. H. Eberly, S. Kotek. Row 5: V. Presbury, T. McLane, H. Miller. P. Hess. Y. Ludwig. L. Rightcr, J. Herman. S. Meredith. L. Waltcrsdorf, W. Noll. S. Lehr, J. Mummert. J. Shaull. C. Wocrncr. P. Elliot. S. Munchel. Row 6: S. Lever. S. Derry. This year the Spectator Business Staff, under the supervision of Miss Miller, is managed by Sharon Derry and Sherry Le- ver. The staff, consisting of 76 members, is in charge of the advertising, sale, and distribution of the yearbook. 140 (L. to R.) S. Derry. Miss Miller. S. Lever. I Row 1 (L-R)S. Gingerlch, 8. Herman. M. Pantano. V. Stake. S. Lever. Row2(L-R)S. Zellers. J. Moore. A. Little. N. Khanna. S. Derry, S. Smith. C. Hoopcs. Row 3(L-R)T. Lucabaugh. S. Arnold. M. Kuhn, P. Smith. D. Brcnncman, S. Kotok. S. McCarty. V. Folkenroth. D. Himes. Each spring new members are induct- ed into the National Honor Society. Members are chosen according to their leadership, character, service, and scho- lastic ability. The obligation of the members of the National Honor Society is to tutor other students. Each member gives up some of his studies to tutor one or more students who need help in a subject. This year the Honor Society also gave their free time to serve pancakes to the host families of the PASC delegates at the pancake break- fast held in October. (L-R) President. P. Smith; Secretary. J. Gingerlch; Advisor. Mrs. McKnight; Vice President. S. Kotek; Treasurer. S. Derry. t ■ I o n a I H o n r 0 c ■ 1 e t y 141 Row 1 (L-R) A. Bereuter. K. Hoschc, R. Horner. R. Vivas. V. Pcroz, R. Clark. T. Leight, J. Doro. K. Wyant. D. Wisner Row 2 J. Myers. M. Myors, L. Fry. D. Shellcnbcrger, A. Underwood. L. Holton, J. William. R. Bommcr. B. Lone, D. Myers. T. Keeling. G. Linder Row 3 Y. Vivas. D. Jones. K. Thorsen. D. Sidlingcr. Row 4 K. Kuhler. C. Grove. C. Ferree. M. Zerbc. K. Fisher, L. Garrett. L. Fleming. S. Rodonhcaver, M. Meyers, L. Hershey. M. Patano. W. Jacobs. $. Kulp Row 5 J. Estep. S. Dice. M. Fink. L. Hannigan. C. Pachololk. D. Dehoff, A. Andrews. K. Mangold. S. Meredith. L. Tatcssian, C. Miller, T. Davis. L. Malosky, S. O’Brien. D. Ness. S. Banta. D. Reidle AFS, The American Field Service, has the pri- mary responsibility of finding host families for foreign exchange students and promoting activi- ties for Dallastown students. The entire AFS club is made up of approximately 45 students from grades nine through twelve. The 1981-1982 officers are; President-Jose’ Vi- cente Perez, Secretary-Lisa Garrett, Treasurer- Tami Davis and advisor Mr. James Filizzi. This year Dallastown was honored to welcome 2 AFS students; Jose’ Vicente Perez from Colom- bia and Adolf Bereuter from Austria. Jose' Vicente Perez. President. Lisa Garrett. Secretary. Tami Davis- Treasurer. My name is Adolph Beirut. I am from Austria and I came to Amer- ica through the AFS program at Dallastown for the 1981-82 school year. America is really dif- ferent and the people are friendly most of the time. There were alot of new things and some of them shocked me. I will always remem- ber my year at Dallastown. I would like to thank everyone for this rewarding experience. My name is Jose Vicente Perez and I am 17 years old. I come from Colum- bia, South America. My first impres- sion of Dallastown were the friendly people. They made my stay enjoyable and full of good memories. My fondest memory will be my family - the McCoullough’s. I hope someday to re- turn to this warm country. In closing I would like to say Thanks America, thanks AFS! Exchange 14 5 s m a I I C I u b A r t Row 1 (LR) L. Henry. L. Vought. K. Golden. B. Munchel. Mrs. Gotwalt (Advisor). A. Swartzbaugh. Row 2 C (L-R) D. Lenz. M. Battison, D. Brigham. C. Hershner. T. Small. B. Baum. J. Shaull, D. Richards. u b L b r a r (L R) D. Leader. S. Evans. T. Evans. A. Burk- ■ holder, M. Koons, Mrs. Sabey (Advisor), K. Kohler. K. Hertzler, S. Wise. K. Bailey. P. Jr Ness. C I u b 144 A V u ■ 1 d s ■ 1 u 0 a 1 Row 1 (L-R) B. Wlotzka. R. Bcaverson, G. Gcmmill row 2 D. Emenheiser. C. Ca$tlc. K. Baker row 3i. Hocrr, K. Kohler. J. Phipps. K. Schod row 4 Mr. Collier 145 Row 1 (L-R) Mr. Pitzer. A. Bacha. S. Thompson. M. Noll D. Gable. K. Marquct, 0. Dcerin, A. Land. S. Lehr, D. Nicholson. D. Green. Row 2 (L-R) R. Clark. K. Starner, J. Starz. C. Noll. S. Shearer. R. Schmidt. B. Fisher. S. Arnold, S. Davis, S. McCarty, B. Barnard. Row 3 (L-R) J. Wallace. D. Shuler, G. Grove. T. Smith, B. Morrison, S. Pitzer. Y. Ludwig, P. Emenheiser. K. Sietz. T. Kotek, Row 4 (L-R) T. DcRose, D. Urachcck, R. Bommer. L. Ferguson. M. Dowell, C. Dentler, C. Bowman. D. Arnold. P. Ness. A. Manu- bag. V. Stambaugh. Row 5 (L-R) J. Mars, S. Anderson, B. Roeder, B. Munchel. K. Myers, G. Dennlston, M. Snyder, E. McMenamy, B. Gemmill, S. Pawloski, S. Godfrey. Row 6 (L-R) D. Troutman, K. Myers, D. Peterson. B. Borchett. R. Erhart, K. Collison, L. McMenamy, S. Sullivan, M. Schildt, H. Miller. Row 7 (L-R) J. Ream. D. Schlitte. M. Shriver. V. Stake. T. Druck. S. Aughenbaugh, E. Williams. J. Koontz. R. Zacharda, D. Pawloski. Row 8 (L-R) S. Lcipart, J. Waldrup, S. Wilson, D. Gue, D. MaClaine. B. Sharp. Row 9 (L-R) B. Ream, S. Kotek, S. Fitz. J. Zero. B. Trayhnam, B. Seitz, D. MaCormack. D. Bell, D. Douglas. E. Slattery. L. Rightcr. Row 10 (L-R) A. Fantom. P. Smith, L. Henry, L. Henry. L. Vought. T. Leight. S. Land. P. Elliot. S. Dolmetsch, J. Zero, D. Sprenkle, T. Sprow. Front (L-R) R. Clark, Mr. Pitzer. S. Shearer. Back T. Leight 146 Officers And Advisors Row 1 (L. to R.) H. Eberly. B. Yoder Row 2 (1. to R.) N. Freirolch. P. Em Underwood, J. Shipman. I. Henry, E. Pratt. C. Deerin. L. Holton. M. Pantano. I S. Fit . J. Glngerich, E. Kinberg, S. Cohen. J. Portor. L. Cacciola. L. Wintle. L. f Mooro, M. Sipe. M. Baldwin Emcnhciser, K. Soltes. A. no. R. Lone Row 3 (L. to R.) L. Fleming, 0. Godfrey. J. icon is the school newspaper published by ers of the Journalism II class. The paper ied seven times throughout the school s sold by subscription. The paper consists nain areas of writing: news, features, d editorials. Mr. Michael Baldwin contin- visor to the Beacon staff. m p - � rtews Editor), C. Deerin (Feature (Sports Editor), L. Holton (Editori-’ 'ng from photo: L. Henry (Businc ' °n Cheerleaders Serve You Varsity Cheerleaders- (L-R) Marta DcRose. Rhonda Fitz. Lynne Cacciola (Co-captain). Nancy Kastellc. Cheryll Dccrin (Co-captain), Val Diehl, Fran Russo. (Front) Anne Land. Teresa Gable. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders- (L-R) Chris Deerin, Kathy Etris, Brooke Zager, Dev- on Spies, Tana Snyder (Co-captain), Becky Bohnert (Co-captain), Julio Dietz, Beth Shipley, Karen Plowman, Missy Miller. Junior High Cheerleaders- (L-R) Jenny Seitz, Gail Mazzarolla, And! Stine, Laura Grove (Co-captain), Tana Kraft, Michelle Waltemyer, Darcy Berry, (sitting) Andi Contlno, Peggy Williamson, (kneeling) Sue Ernst, Lisa Kousler. 148 With A Smile Basketball (L-R) T. Snyder. B. Zager. C. Etris. M. Derose, D. Splece. C. Dccrln, C. Deerin. B. Shipley. F. Russo A d The 1981 football cheerleaders attended the Pocono Sports Camp this past summer to learn new cheers, V chants, and mounts. They returned home with a number of ribbons, including excellent, superior, and super 1 squad. 5 The week before school began, the cheerleaders at- tended a crash week workshop where they began to get O cheers together. They painted the windows and decorat- ed the lobby for the new school year. They also supplied ■ watermelon for the football team. c Advisors • Mascots (L-R) P. Ness. Miss Arnold. Mrs. Craley, T. Davis. Wrestling Front (L-R) K. Hoffman. R. Fitz, V. Diehl. M. Knaub. T. Ramble, Back (L-R) M. Miller. L. Cacclola, J. Braun. T. Gable. K. Plowman. ) Q- D Forensics D e b a t e Row 1 (L. to R.) J. Phillips. R. Stcwcrt. Row 2 (I. to R.) K. Krengle. T. Tate. K. Mangold. T. Srceter. J. Shipman. Row 3 (L. to R.) D. Nelson. A. Little. A. Campbell. S. Gnau The Debate Team participates in both the Pennsylvania High School Speech League and the Harrisburg Area Debate League at both the novice and the varsity levels. The Debate Team took part in many league spon- sored tournaments this year, includ- ing the combined speech and debate tournament hosted by Dallastown on Jan. 9, 1982. In addition, the Debate Team participates in the Youth De- bates on Energy, a season long series of discussions and sponsored by the Energy Education Advisory Council of the Philadelphia Electric Company. 0 ■ The Speech Team competes in all individual speech events sponsored by C ■ the Pennsylvania High School Speech h League: informative, persuasive and extemporaneous speech; poetry, | prose, and dramatic interpretation. During the 1981-82 school year, the I Speech Team took part in several P. H. S. S. L. tournaments and always re- turned with at least one token of victo- ry and a great deal of pride in being able to represent Dallastown so well to so many schools. Speak Up iso Row 1 (L. to R.) J. Phillips. S. Dinccn. D. Bushong. J. Jones. T. Klisser. K. Mangold Row 2 (L. to R.) C. Castle. J. Moore. B. Elder. M. Gccscy. T. Streeter, Row 3 (L. to R.) A. Campbell, J. Elder. R. Stewert, B. Marley. S. Gnau Playing Around ADVERTISEMENTS A Big Thank You” to the Cre- ators of this book—Deb, Jim, Cheryll, Dan, Paula, Brian, Pat- tie, Tracy, Ned, Ron, Mindy, Maria, Denise, Brenda, and the three Daves—Brown, Smith, and Brenneman. Special At- tention to Co-Editors Joanne and Steven for a job well done. The Management Good Luck Seniors Waltersdorff’s Grade A Eggs 1904 Hollywood Drive York, PA 843-4403 or 854-2034 or Central Market Congratulations to the Class of 82 DONUT WORLD 760 W. Broadway Red Lion, PA 17356 244-7800 Devono’s Men’s Wear Inc. Queensgate Shopping Center North Mall Shopping Center Congratulations CSSK Pinball Wizard P.O. Box 6214 Coin Operated Amusements Buy, Sell or Trade Any Coin Device . Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '82 Lee’s Drive-In 212 North Main Street Loganville, PA 17342 Tysons 529 East Main St.. Dallastown Complete Breakfast Menu Choice of Meats Eggs any Style Omelets Hot Cakes Also Complete Lunch and Dinner Menu Carry Outs Phone: 244- 0007 A. Pantano Concrete Contractor 423 Corbin Road York, PA 17403 Phone: 843-2066 To the Class of '82 Amusements Chuck Martin York 17406 Pinball Machines Coin Games For Home, Office, and Business Triangle Service Center 2730 S. Queen Street York, PA Ph. 741-2802 State Inspection-Car Care Lonnie Weaver-Owner Congratulations to the Class of '82 EARL BROWN ORCHARDS, INC. Loganville 428-2036 Quality Home-Grown Fruit Fancy Fruit Baskets A. Restuccia Concrete Contractor 425 Corbin Road York. PA 17403 Phone: 854-3086 ADS ADS Stambaugh Dorgan Company, Inc. Certified Public Accountants Best Wishes for the Future Electroiogist Permanent Hair Removal Gaye Lynn Sprenkle, R.N. 854-0717 Best Wishes to the Class of '82 Ben Druck Door Co. Garage Door Sales and Service R.D. 2 Sparton Rd., York 17403 741-3836 Nancy Hoover’s Styling Salon West Main St. Ext. Dallastown, PA 17313 244-9662 ADS Best Wishes to the Class of '82 Paul L. Smith, Inc. Builders York, PA 741-0817 Wise Printing Co. Offset-Letterpress Bindery 2449 South Queen St. York, PA 17402 741-2751 Compliments of Rentex Corporation Your 1 Uniform Supplier 1800 Industrial Highway York, PA 17402 757-1517 Henry M. Blatner Photographers, INC. 53 E. North St. York, PA 17401 at Historic York Rail Station 845-1578 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEVEN UP BOTTLING CO. OF YORK Suburban BEAUTY SALON 1337 Mt. Rom Ave. York. PA Phone: 843-7760 Congratulations to the Class of '82 Polly B’s Ceramic Shop 404 Beaumont Rd. York, PA 17403 843-1718 Sam Keeney Organ and Piano Center, Inc. 2410 S. Queen St. York, PA 741-0860 Congratulations to the Class of '82 Carmans Ice Cream Loganville, PA 17342 ADS ADS Keller's Jewelry Store Phone: 244-3565 18 West Main St. Dallastown, PA 17313 Olp’s Flower Shop 125 N. Main St. Jacobus. PA 17407 Flowers for all Occasions 428-2357 Best Wishes to the Class of '82 Fife’s Food Market 2 East Main St. Dallastown, PA 244-2530 Gladfelter Furniture Company 84 E. Main St. Dallastown, PA 17313 Quality Furniture is a Good Investment ADS Newhaus’es Inc. John Deere Farm - Lawn Garden Consumer Products R. D. 2, York. PA Glen Rock, PA 428-1953 - 235-6831 Kohler Pharmacy Prescriptions 29 E. Main Street Dallastown, PA 244-5632 John M. Grove Sporting Goods 720 E. Market St. York, PA 846-7155 Open Mon.-Tues.- Thurs. 9-5 Sat. 9-4, Wed. Fri. 9-9 Parking in Rear Bradford Bishard Insurance Life, Health, Auto, Fire Off: South Beaver St. 845-1826 Res: R.D. 8, York 792-9268 Contino’s Shoe and Repair” 61 North Main St. Red Lion, PA Studio 63 and the Frame Attic. Handmade Wood Furnishing, Music and Art Lessons, Art Gallery and Frame Shop 63 E. Main St. Dallastown, PA 246-2223 Singer’s Athletic Wear and Emblem Co., Inc. 2 Dairyland Square R. D. 2 Red Lion, PA 17356 246-1621 The York Bank and Trust Co. Member FDIC ADS ADS ADS Pat’s Paraphernalia Plus Pat Weaver 32 W. Market St. Hellam, PA 17406 Bus. - 755-6311 Home - 854-6334 Congratulations to the Class of 82 Butera’s Barber and Beauty Salon Unisex Hairstyling 2260 S. George St. York, PA 741-1124 Carvel America’s Freshest Ice Cream Ice Cream Supermarket 1796 5 Dairyland Square Red Lion 244-0874 Decorated Ice Cream Cakes for Every Occasion! Farm-Fresh Milk With An Old Fashioned Price PERRYDELL FARM DAIRY 90 Indian Rock Dam Rd. 741-3485 Best of Luck to the Class of ’82 Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 Robert H. Bommer, Jr., Inc. Forest Consultants 2701 Whitney Drive York, PA 17402 717-741-1594 Congratulations to the Class of 82 Flowers By Jane Market Square Shopping Center South Main Street, Shrewsbury, PA 235-4885 Fitzkee’s Candies, Inc. 2352 S. Queen St. York, PA Quality Since 1934 In Memory of Nicky Levere Sterner Born September 15, 1965 Died January 10, 1982 Squires Pub Restaurant Queensgate Shopping Center York. PA Fitz Smith Excavating Paving 438 Locust Extd., Dallastown, PA 244-4524 SPANGLER’S MARKETS, INC. Where Neighbors Shop With Neighbors 3025 Carlisle Road Weigelstown, PA 17315 2720 South Queen St. York, PA 17403 1982 Spectator Literary Staff Thanks for all your time and work. Great Job! Joanne Steven ... Aaid TmfFight Ran rfw iy W m Two ! Th- the n is pu year of fc sporl ues c I