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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

Presenting Spectator 1983 Dallastown High School June 1983 Within These Halls Walk The Greatest People In The World . . . . Our Students -Anonymous 1983 Spectator Literary Staff One of our goals this year is to satisfy the wants and expectations of the Dallastown students and faculty. We would like the book to serve as a reference of the year 1983, for future use in school, as well as the community. We would also like the memo- ries of the year to be kept alive through imaginative pictures and well-written arti- cles. We wanted tradition to be brought back to Dallastown by the class of '83. The Editors - Susan Anderson Mark King This year's yearbook staff is comprised of many talent- ed and hard working stu- dents. Along with the help of Michael Baldwin, advisor, the staff puts out approxi- mately 40 pages every three weeks. To make the job even more challenging, strict deadlines are set. These deadlines have to be met on time in order to release the book at the earliest time and at the least cost. This year there is a monetary budget of $10,000.00, which is regu- lated by Mr. Baldwin and the editors. This money is raised through yearbook sales and through the sales of spaces in the Spectator used for ad- vertisements. This year's staff chose not to include a main theme in their book as to please a large majority of the students. 1983 The Staff: (L-R) Row 1 - B. Munchel, P. Seville, D. Sindlinger, T. Cable, B. Gemmill- Row 2- B. Baum, L. Fourhman, M. DeRose- Row 3- P. Tickle, B. Fisher, S. Anderson (Editor) M. King (Editor), M. Baldwin (Advisor)- Row 4 - M. McDaniel, R. Horner, P. Besser- Missing from photo-T. Reiker, C. Hivncr, D. Peterson. Tradition Brought Back To Dallastown 1983 Spectator Business Staff On ground (L-R) A. Underwood, M. Allison, S. Wise, W. Jacobs, L. Flemming, D. Wisner, L. Wintle. Seated (l-R) S. Kralzcr, K. Kohler, J. Shipman, A. Altland, S. Godfrey, K. Godfrey. Standing (L-R) J. Stremmel, J. Wilke, M. Battison, E. Krimmel, Miss Miller, E. Derry, T. Smith, K. Meashey, M. Slenker, K. Gecsey, M. Fink. The SPECTATOR Business Staff is operating with twenty-three people this year, fifty percent less than in previous years. With less people they hope to better handle the work before them. The Business Staff is in charge of the selling and distribution of yearbooks, along with the collection of business ads. This year the managers are Ed Derry and Eric Krimmel. Miss Nadine Miller is the faculty advisor. FRIENDS AND COMMENTS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Dallastown High L. Adams-Social Studios J. Akc-Social Studies T. Allison-Mathematics M. Anderson-Science R. Arnold-Business Ed. M. Baldwin-English J. Beck-Phys. Ed. W. Bence-Safety Ed. H. Berger-Mathematics F. Bingaman-Social Studies R. Cleary-Sciencc C. Coeyman-Business Ed. 10 J. Filizzi-Science R. Geesey-Social Studies R. Gerber-Safety Ed. K. Gladfelter-Mathematics School Faculty J. Gotwalt-Art S. Koplitz-Languagc C. lang-Resource Room N. Harmon-Scienre J. Klingler-Mathematits C. Landis-Science C. Larkin-Industrial Arts M. Hill-English P. Kolega-language J. I andis-l anguage D. Lease-Mathematics R Mill-Music S. Kollor-Phys. Fd. P. Lane-Home Economics J. Lippy-Home Economics 1 A. Little-Industrial Arts A. lot khaot' nglish P. Henry- Guidance C. Marlin-Mathematics F a c u I t B. Morgart-Art D. Muir-English J. Musser-Malhematics J. Myers-Phys. Ed. A. Neff-Dental Hygienist W. Neff-Industrial Arts S. Ness-Special Ed. S. Pacholok-English R. Reynolds-Social Studies M. Russo-Guidance R. Sabey-Librarian R. Shaffer-Home Economics If You Can Read This, 12 C. Massa-Guidance R. Shoff-Heallh C. Shultz-Social Studies D. Smith-Mathematics J. Stauffer-English D. Stauffer-Science B. Stein-Social Studies S. Stock-Science F a c u I t I. Tucker-Nurse B. Tuscano-English A. Waltemyer-Science M. Willy-Language A. Wilson-English G. Wood-Social Studies M. Workinger-Science I. Yoder-Music S. Yohe-English G. Zimmerman-Language W. Zimmerman-Industrial Arts R. Zortman-Science Thank Your Teacher. s District Administration Top Ze f:Dr. N. Harvey, Superintendent: Top Right: {I to R:) W. Richardson, Director of Support Services; J. Rojahn, Curriculum Coordinator; O. Statler, Business Manager: F.ir Right:Row 1 (L to R:) S. Hershey, S. Brown, D. Hench, N. Underwood Row 2:(L to R:) Dr. Shoemak- er, C. Arnold, E. Miller, R. Poole, (missing:) V. Criswell School Board This yearbook is a priceless item be- cause it preserves the look and feel of a very special time in the lives of high school students and in particular our seniors. A note of thanks is in order to the yearbook staff for its dedication to the successful completion of this edi- tion of the Spectator. Students of our school can renew and relive those memories again in the years ahead. Best wishes to each member of the Class of '83. May success and happiness be yours in future endeavors. Dr. N. Harvey Secretaries Support Services Front: E. Shellenbcrgcr Row 7; (L to R:) B. Wise, M. McCleary, K. Renoll, B. Stein, J. Richardson, E. Raffensberger, D. Furst, H. Bell N. Morton (Left), Supervisor of Building and Grounds M. Werner (Right), Food Services Manager Mr. George W. W. Jones, principal Mr. James Scott, assistant principal Headquarters Principals And Office Staff Mr. Bruce Johnston, assistant principal Behind The Scenes . . . (L to R) Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Reisinger, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Griffith, NATIONAL SECRETARY'S DAY 1982 Mrs. Heindel, Mrs. Hildebrand (L to R) Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Reisinger, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Heindel 15 Seniors Get me a nurse, a janitor, and a sponge!1 Senior Candids Their shoes are tied Is there anybody in there? 19 Homecoming 1983 Homecoming '82 reached its climax on Saturday evening, October 16, as Teresa Gable was crowned Homecoming Queen. The theme for the dance was Stairway to Heaven, and the hard rock band Centaur provided the music for the some 440 people in attendance. Teresa commented, This was one of the best Homecomings I have ever seen. There was so much enthusiasm at the dance itself and in the weeks of preparation for Homecoming. I hope it was a most memorable experience for every- one who attended. The juniors and seniors won the annual float competition and received $100 which was divided between the classes. The Homecoming festivities began on Thursday night with the parade and bonfire- pep rally led by the cheerleaders and football players. The football game was played on Friday evening beginning with the presentation of the Homecoming Court. The Wildcats reluctantly gave the victory to the York High Bearcats with a score of 19-35. Teresa Cable is escorted by her father. Making last minute plans for a cheer. Pictured on opposite page are clockwise from the front of the car: Teresa Cable, Greichen Denniston, Donna Deerin, Makiko Ta aki, Petra Hamberg, Carol Co, Irene Mallas, Fran Russo, and on the car, Marta DeRose. 0Tf°- N0T SM S. (1J 1 l)X i 4 i ;............. v y kr' I t?£ ? £• J Qv CJ rA «3 ' Ics) L Jncj Ti + ; A jj . - Uit 4' ’ .vT' l?l 7' aF i J i , Jffof A .V 1— A « WtX J7: usi jF , Yv £r- , s o£Sm . £Ajt °’-rS O)a A w., u_ifiAx exj qj, - 1K. y V Sl««'JgP Q e uJ ajjdu +Z?' '% y tt;| X . W ‘ VV T ft 'P rx 11 jt • i j % C . Q 'tfarU L, ( r,uJU-5, J J 22 - r fc.r� � ,KO � v- ftrvwnw «A X9 n «. n� � � • R � v r j - 0-y ; “T -C JiS 3 -7% � � ' “ -L v iso ? v ' -r 0 o- 7T % [ , t -r _CZ A44Jti Vt ’- S T-S ,0 y '• ( Btf 2l%o %icl -? etris +fy- ■ o-fNA-c, '■t xPrdo moi-r —, 0 V .'YT ' Three Cheers For Dallastown The varsity cheerleaders preseni a pyramid mount in front of our school. Pictured left to right in the front row are Val Diehl, Devon Spies, Teresa Cable. The middle row is made up of Diane Wisner, Brooke Zager, Rhonda Filar, and Chris Deerin. In the back are Sally Bixby, Marta DeRose, and Fran Russo. 24 P. Seville M. slenker P. besser T. Gable V. Diehl C. Ferree K. Godfrey L. Garrett M. Barnes L. Wintle R. Lone M. Batlison J. Fillmore W. Jacobs K. Etter J. Lentz D. Krone K. Meashey A. Fetner K. Noll The Way We Were L. Fleming D. Daugherty 26 J. Shipman L. Green S. Thompson K. Gladfelter A. Stambaugh D. Wisner J. Shaull-C. Elris D. Sindlingcr J. Beeler S. Anderson L. Fourhman V. Klinger K. Geesey K. Springman A. Underwood K. Soltes E. Grove K. Doyle V. Deller J. Wallace .. i o A. Vance S. Overmiller S. Godfrey |. Koomz A % W. Smith k- Hake D. Decrin K. Hosch G. jaslow A. Fink S. Brenner D. Godfrey S. Kratzer I. Mallas M. DeRose 27 The bandfront is a very important part of any band. Each part adds something different to the quality of the band's performance. The majorettes add sparkle, glamour and rhythm to the music. The flags add color as well as sharpness and the rifles add precision and military effect. The bandfront adds the entertainment to go with the music. The band and the bandfront work in harmony, each complimenting one another. J2 Leslie Holton, majorette captain Qo rrfsr: - bAVC f- t AA f iA SAJ€J m • H - AiA tx rAL £AJST777e f- T’UUg ho L6 At - 6c6 mcM Sc J £- 6 J YHIAJC.M6L mosr QMft-y n succee ; � - tA ei F- bOhJK d h F Znj 30 Class Of 83 . . . Song Only Time Will Tell You're leaving now, it's in your eyes, there's no disguising it, it really comes as no surprise to find that you planned it all along. I see it now, becomes so clear, your insincerity, we are starry eyed, you think that I would have known by now. Now sure as the sun will cross the sky, this lying's over, lost like the tears that used to tide me over. One thing is sure, that time will tell, I know you were wrong. Brightest light around the room, talk of when I die. Now sure as the sun will cross the sky, this lying is over, gone like the tears that used to tide me over. You're on your own, inside your room, you're claiming victory, weren't just using me, and there is no one you can use now. Colors Flower burgundy and ivory white rose Motto We've climbed the hills together; we will climb the mountain alone. Almosts SONG Dazed and Confused, Happy Birthday to You, Brain Damage, Time Wrap, Comfortably Numb FLOWER black rose, ragweed, dandelion, venus fly trap, hemp, Key West cocoa COLORS purple and black, kelly green and pink, black and electric blue, chartreuse, and dayglo orange MOTTO God Is Dead, Live Now, Pay Later , Try Everything Once, Your Mama, Go For it. Good Times at D-town High — that is what the last couple of years here at Dallastown have been. The memories of these years will be ours forever, and these memories will let us keep our pride for Dallastown and for our class. But now the year has come to an end. We will go our separate ways, and some of us will not see our friends as much as we do now, maybe even never again. So I would just like to say thank you to the class of '83 and Dallastown for the good times. 32 John Childress president, Class of 1983 1. Ahrens, Phillip -10 12 65; Get Rich; A.V. 1; Beacon 4; Senior class play 4. 2. Allison, Michelle E. -4 22 65; Foreign Lan- guage; Science fair 1, 2; Swimming (Mgr.) 1; Colorguard 2, 3; Musical Comm. 2; Baseball (Mgr.) 3, 4; Senior class play 4; Spectator busi- ness staff 4. 3. Altland, Sharon L. -3 19 65; nursing; Jr. high football (Mgr.) 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football (Trainer) 2, 3, 4; Spectator business staff 4. 4. Amspacher, Tara-11 22 65; Airline Steward- ess. 5. Anderson, Susan E. - 4 21 65; Law; V. Pres, of P.P. ; Girls' tennis 2, 3, (captain) 4; AFS 2; PASC Conf. Treas. and Comm. Chair. 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Council (Treas.) 3, (Sec.) 4; Specta- tor Lit. Staff (co-editor) 4; Boys' Tennis (Mgr.) 3; Class Officer (Sec.-Treas.) 4. 6. Anderson, Wendy -12 8 65; Nursing. 7. Ansbach, Russell -8 13 65; Coast Guard. 8. Bacha, Andrew -10 20 65; Air Force; Boys' Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 9. Bailey, David -7 25 65; College. 10. Baker, Elizabeth K. -7 6 64; Get Married. 33 V 1. Banta, Suzanne - Babe 9 23 65; College, Business Administration; Volleyball (manager) 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Peer counseling 3, 4; AFS 3; Musical director 3; Student Council 4; Home- coming Comm. 4. 2. Barganier, Scott R. -1 12 65; Ski club 4 3. Barnes, Mary K.- Barn; 7 23 65; College or Business School; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. 4. Barnett, Ty-3 23 64; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 3, 4. 5. Barshinger, Rebecca-3 11 65; Photographer. 6. Battison, A4dfr )ew-4 18 65; International Re- lations; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Art club 3, 4; PASC art comm. 3; Student Council 4; Speech and Debate 4; Senior class play 4. 7. Baum, Brenda-5 16 65; College; Musical (Sce- nery) 2; Field Hockey (Manager) 3,4; Art Club 3; Peer Counseling 3, 4; Yearbook Lit. Staff (Art) 4. 8. Beaverson, Stacie ?.- Hick; 3 5 65; Band- front 2, 3, 4. 9. Beck, Tasha A.-5 10 65; Physical Therapy; Swimming (Manager) 1; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Softball 2; Varsity club 3, 4; AFS 4. 10. Beebe, Steven-9 24 65, College; Football 1, 3. 34 X v 1. Beeler, Julia L.-5 11 65; College; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum major 4. 2. Besser, Paul R.-8 15 65; College; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Ski club 2, 3, 4; Nat. honor soc. 3, 4; Spectator lit. staff 4; Senior play 4. 3. Bickel, Brian 4.-5 11 65; College; Student Council 2, 3, 4 (V. Pres.); Tennis 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; PASC Conf. Comm. Chair. 3; Art Club 4; Ski club 2. 4. Black, Bradley- 5 6 65. 5. Blymire, Shelley-5 2 65. 6. Boeckel, Jeffrey-1 3 65. 7. Boll, Andrew-4 11 65; Basketball 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 8. Borchelt, Bret-6 22 65; College; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Nat. honor soc. 3, 4. 9. Boyer, Cindy-10 26 65; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Musical comm. 3, 4. 10. Boyer, Karen-7 8 65; Physical Therapist; D.O.E. 4. x Boeckel, Jeffrey v V 35 1. Brenneman, Lisa- Beav, 12 3 65, College; Jr. High Football (Manager) 1. 2. Brenner, Susan £.- Bob, 2 2 65, College; Student Council 1; Science Fair 1, 2. 3. Brigham, Diane-12 2 65, Interior Design; Musical Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; PASC Conf. Comm. 3; Art Club 3, 4; Senior Play (comm.) 4; Cross Country (Manager) 3, 4. 4. Brown Robert-6 28 65; Track 1; Basketball 1. 5. Bruaw, William H.- Bruce, 4 10 65, College; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4 6. Budesheim, Jill £.- Budie , 12 16 65; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 7. Burke, Brian-9 M 65. 8. Byers, Christopher-6 30 65, Air Force. 9. Capatch, fi a ne-9 19 65. 10. Childress, John- Chile, 2 6 65; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Student Council 1, 3; Class officer (V.P.) 3, (Pres.) 4. V v 36 1. Chronister, Matthew-5 7 65; Get a job. 2. Coeyman, Jean-12 6 65. 3. Collison, Kevin-9 16 65; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 4. Combs, Todd-3 28 65; Computer Science; Soccer 1, 2. 5. Contino, James-4 12 65; Dental Technition; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. 6. Coolbaugh, Richard-1 8 65; D.O.E. 4. 7. Creager, Shelly-8 9 65; Concert Choir 3, 4. 8. Cursley, Anthony-5 29 65; Join The Navy, Be- come A Priest; Skiing. S9. Daugherty, Debra-9 3 65; College 10. Daw's, Robert A.-6 15 65; Military Academy; Football 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; PASC Confer- ence 3. x 1. Davis, Shonda- 7 65; College; Field Hockey '1,2,3,4; Swimming 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4; Ski club 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 3, 4; Senior class play comm. 4. 2. Deardorff, Scott-7 23 64; College; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 3. Decker, Mark-1 30 64 4. Deerin, Donna A4.-5 4 65; Law; Pres, of p.p.; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3 (Pres.), 4; Homecoming court 4; Track 3, 4; Senior class play 4; National honor society 3, 4. 5. Deller, Vincent-6 3 65; Cross Country 1; Football 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. 6. Dellinger, David-7 25 65; Enter Rambler Competitively; Golf 1, 2. 7. Denniston, Gretchen-1 8 65; College; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Class president 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. 8. Derose, Jeff 1 17 65. 9. DeRose, Marta-5 15 65; Fashion Retailing; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; AFS 1,2; Science Fair 1; PASC Committee 2; National honor society (Treasurer) 4; Homecoming Court 4; Spectator literary staff 4. 10. Derry, Edward-9 8 65; Military; Science fair 1, 2; Senior play; Spectator business staff Manager 4. x J8 1. Diehl, Valerie -8 23 65; College; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2; AFS 2, 3. 2. Diehl, Wendy-12 20 64; Get Married. 3. Dittenhafer, Sharon-8 10 65; College; Volleyball 1, 2; Track 3; Mascot 3, 4. 4. Dore, Julie -9 21 65; College; Swimming 1, 2; AFS 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Musical 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play 4. 5. Doudrick, Wendy Jo-W 28 66; Marry Jim; DOE 4. 6. Doyle, Kimberly A.-11 12 65; Ice; Travel Around World in 83 Days; Swimming 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 7. Eastwood, Renee-5 26 65; Accounting. 8. Ehrhart, Richard-8 8 85) Byrd; College; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 9. Eigenraugh, David- 0 12 65; College; Golf 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 4. 10. Elliott, Kimberly-12 30 65; Secretary and Get Married. x 39 1. Emenheiser, David-8 30 65; Work in televi- sion and start a family, A.V. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3; PASC Conference, 3. 2. Emig, Timothy-4 ' ( S; pro baseball. 3. Eppley, Usa Ann-7 25 65; Epp, Pharmacy, Track 3, 4; Peer Counseling 3. 4. Etris, Cathy-11 9 65; college. Concert Choir 1, 2; Cheerleading 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. 5. Etter, Karen-1 5 65; Kate, college; Wres- tling manager 1. 6. Evans, Tina-12 29 64; go to work. 7. Falkenstein, Mark-7 30 65; Music Perfor- mance, Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1,2,3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3; Stagehand 2, 3,4; Madrigals 2; Senior Play 4. 8. Feree, Christine A.-11 9 65; Chrissy, Ele- mentary Ed.; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; AFS 3, (Presi- dent) 4. 9. Ferree, David-5 3 65, Welder. 10. Fetner, Allyson-1 26 65; college; Basketball mgr. 1; Baseball mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Or- chestra 1; Musical scenery 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4. A X 40 1. Fillmore, Jaime-3 25 65; Baseball coach. Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4. 2. Fink, Melissa-9 30 64; Business School, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; AFS 3; Spectator business staff 4. 3. Fink, Walter Allen Jr.-11 1 65; -Medicine, Football 1; Stage crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. 4. Fisher, Bret-4 27 65; medicine; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Varsity club 2, 3, 4; Cross country 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spectator Lit. staff 4; Senior play 4. 5. Fisher, Grant- 6 11 65; million-billionaire. Football 1. 6. Fitz, Dean-9 12 65; college. 7. Fitzkee, Beth- 6 4 65; Beta, Motorhead, Nursing School. 8. Fleming, Lisa-5 26 65; college, medical field; AFS 2, 3, 4; Beacon 3, 4. 9 Flenniken, Todd-2 11 65; gain weight; Intra- murals 1, 2; Beacon literary staff 4. 10. Folkenroth, Keith-8 8 65; Football 1; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4. 41 1. Forry, Scott-8 15 64; 2. Fourhman, Lisa-12 5 65; child development. Science fair 1; Musical committee 1; Peer coun- seling 3, 4; Spectator literary staff 4; Senior play 4. 3. Free, Melissa-1 23 65; get a job, get married. 4. French, R. Scott-1 24 66; college; Debate 2, 3; PASC housing committee 3. 5. Fry, Lynn Ann-6 19 65; college. Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Indoor guard 2, 3, 4; Musical 3. 6. Furhman, Kevin-3 14 65; navy; Football 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3; Varsity club 4. 7. Gable, Teresa-8 25 65; college; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Student council 1, 2, 3; Science fair 1; PASC conf. comm. 3; Class pres. 3; National honor society 3, 4(sec); Spectator lit. staff 4, Homecoming Queen 4. 8. Gamache, Karen -12 12 65. 9. Garrett, Lisa-9 29 65; college, Alberto's bar- maid; Volleyball 1, 2; Tennis 3, 4; AFS 2, (sec) 3, 4. 10. Geesey, Kathleen-A 22 6S; Mama, Diving 2; Baseball (mgr.) 2; Spectator business staff 4; Sen- ior play 4; AFS 4. x V 1. Gembe, Marie Ellen-8 15 65. 2. Gemmill, Beth .-4 29 65; President of the Official Monte Python fan club; Swimming 1, 2; Student Council 1, 4; Science Fair 1 (Capital Area), 2; Concert Choir 1, 2, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Musical Cast 2; PASC Conf. Comm. 2, 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, (pres) 4; Senior Class Play 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4. 3. Gentzler, Diane-1 27 65. 4. Gladfelter, Kay-8 13 65; College; Science Fair 1,2; Track Mgr. 2; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. 5. Go, Carol -11 19 65; Take up nursing then proceed for medicine. 6. Godfrey, Donna Jean-8 8 65; Duck, unde- cided; wrestling (Mgr.) 1; Baseball (Mgr.) 2, 3; Beacon Staff 3, (Editor) 4. 7. Godfrey, Kaye-5 10 65; Secretary; School Store Manager 4; Spectator Business Staff 4; Senior Class Play Committee 4. 8. Godfrey, Susan C.-11 29 65; College, Secon- dary Education Teacher; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. 9. Greenp ate, Brian-A M SS; College; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. 10. Green, flefsy-4 16 65; Bet, Marry Bob Stump; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Vol- leyball 1, 2; J.V. Baseball (Mgr.) 3. X V Grove, Edward s 1. Green, Laura Elizabeth-7 30 65; Lizzi, Nurs- ing; Chorus 1; Band 1; Health Careers Club 1, 2; Tennis 2; Ski Club 3, 4. 2. Golden, Kelly-7 20 65; Barmaid; Baseball (Mgr.) 2, 3; Art Club 3. 3. Grove, Eric-7 26 65; Zeke, Computer Sci- ence. 4. Grove, Gregory A.-3 17 65; Chew Skoal For- ever; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 5. Grove, Michael-3 22 65 6. Gunnet, Jo Ellen-12 30 65; College, Business Career; Basketball (Stat.) 3; A.F.S. 3. 7. Gwinn, Eric-2 15 65; Diesel Mechanic or Truck Driver. 8. Hach, William C.-3 26 65; Bill, Engineering; Race my Triumph at Le Mans; Track 2; Cross Country 3. 9. Hake, Kristine- ) 19 65; College-X-Ray Tech- nician; Indoor Guard 2, 3, 4; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. 10. Grove, Edward-3 11 65, D.O.E. 4. 44 X v 1. Hamberg, Petra-8 31 64; Pete ' tennis pro; Tennis 4; Exchange Student 4. 2. Hannigan, Laurie-S 18 65; Accounting; Vol- leyball 1, 2; AFS 3. 3. Harding, Jeffrey-5 19 65; Computer Program- ming; Jr. High Football Manager 1. 4. Hartman, Anne M.-4 24 65; undecided; Band 1. 5. Hartman, Tim-4 22 65; Engineering; Band 1, 2, 3; Football 4. 6. Henshaw, Trade-2 13 65. 7. Hertzler, Karen-5 18 65; Business; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 8. Hesson, Edward C. Jr. -1 6 65; Swim anchor leg of the Pacific; Orchestra 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 3, 4; Class Play 4. 9. Hildebrand, Steve-3 11 65; Hilt, State po- liceman; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4. 10. Hill, David, R.-4 28 65; Swim first leg of the Pacific; Cross Country 1; Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical orchestra 2; Honors Band 3; District Band 3; Talent Show 3; Class Play 4. N 45 1. Hivner, Christopher S.-4 6 65; Solid Gold dancer; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spectator Literary Staff 4. 2. Hoerr, e 9 17 65; Child care; AV 1, 2, 3, 4; TV Crew 3. 3. Hoffman, Scott C.-6 9 65; Play bongos for Zappa; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage- band 2, 3, 4; District Band 3. 4. Holton, Lesley Anne-10 21 65; Dumbo; Musical committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming comm. 1; AFS 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, (captain) 4; Indoor Guard competition 2, 3, 4; Beacon (Edi- torial Editor) 3, 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. 5. Hopper, Dennis-9 13 65; Own U.S. Tobacco Co.; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Stagehand 2, 3, 4. 6. Horner, Jack Martin 2 14 65; Rusty; In- ternational Studies-Lutheran Pastor; Football 1, 2; AFS 3, 4; Student Countil 4; Class Play 4; Spectator Literary Staff 4. 7. Hosch, Kenneth-S 30 SS; Computer Engi- neer; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Musical 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3; AFS 3, 4; Photo Club 4. 8. Husson, 77'na-10 6 64; Air Force. 9. Hyser, Mark-6 7 65; Welding. 10. Jacobs, Wendy J-6 22 65; Accounting; Intra- murals 1, 2; AFS 3, 4; Beacon 4; Spectator Busi- ness Staff 4; Class Play comm. 4. •sr 46 1. Jaslow, C 7 -10 6 65; jazz; Commercial Art; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Art Club 4. 2. Keeney, Dina M.-10 31 65; Fashion Merchan- dising. 3. King, Mark-11 18 65; College-Journalism; Science Fair 2; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Spec. Lit. Staff (Co-Editor) 4; Beacon Photo. Staff 4. 4. Kinsley, Timothy-5 5 65; Fall Guy; Wrestling 1. 5. Kitchen, Cindy-8 5 64. 6. Klinger, Victoria-11 12 65; Business; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. 7. Knaub, Mark-4 10 64; Jockey. 8. Knaub, Terry-9 9 65. 9. Kohler, Kimberly-2 9 65 10. Kohler, Roy-2 20 65. 47 1. Koontz, James .-2 12 65; Medicine; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 2. Kratzer, 5 )onna-9 17 65; Photo Journalism; Speech and Debate 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; Bea- con 4; Spec. Bus. Staff 4. 3. Krimmel, Eric-9 20 65; Law; Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. 4. Krone, David A.-3 30 65; Dairy Farming; Con- cert Choir 1. 5. Krout, Brian-10 16 65; Rebel; Engineering. 6. Kuelske, Robert -4 25 65. 7. Leiphart, Shane P.-10 9 65; Chemical Engi- neering; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3. 8. Leitzel, Denise A4.-10 19 63; Beautician, Marry Richard; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; D.O.E. 4. 9. Leitzel, Robert Jr.-2 2 65; Lucky; Break all Moondog records; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 10. Lentz, Julie-3 16 65; Business. 48 1. Lentz, Julie -3 16 65; Marry my army man. 2. Lenz, David -8 20 64; Medical Engineering; Talent Show 3. 3. Lindh, Kicki -10 19 64; Commercial Designer. 4. Loeback, Mark, -4 24 65; ski to Alaska; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Science fair 1; Ski club 2, 3, 4. 5. Lone, Robert F. -5 7 65; Rob; Advertising; Basketball 1, Baseball 1; Tennis 2; Beacon 3, 4. 6. Long, Kenneth -9 21 65; Football 1; Track 2, 3, 4. 7. Longenecker, Scott -8 20 65; Auto mechanic; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; D.O.E. 4. 8. Looker, Donna Jo -10 8 65; Nursing. 9. Lovelace, Wayne Allen -8 14 64; Undecided. 10. Luckenbaugh, Tracey -12 7 64; Art school, marry Bob. 49 1. Mallas, Irene -6 15 65; College; Cheerleading 1. 2. Markey, Michele E. -3 8 65; Cosmetologist; Library club 1. 3. Markey, Ray -12 29 64; Engineer; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4. 4. McBride, Blake -10 7 65; Drafting; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3; Track 3; D.O.E. 4. 5. McClung, Keith -10 7 64. 6. McCulloh, Donald -2 6 65; Donnie; Col- lege; Soccer 2, 3 (Varsity), 4. 7. McDaniel, Mark -6 12 65; Engineering; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stagehand 2, 3, 4; Science fair 1, 2, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical 2, 3, 4; Spectator literary staff 4; Student Council 4; Senior class play 4. 8. McGinnis, Anne -11 4 65; College; Swimming 1; Senior class play 4. 9. McMullen, Cynthia -11 29 64; Trade School; Swimming (Manager) 1. 10. Meashey, Kathryn Lynn -10 28 65; College; Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski club 4; Spectator busi. staff. 4. 1. Mcister, Michael -6 2 65; Be the first person to fly the Spaceship Columbia to Mars. 2. Melcher, Kelly Lynn -7 26 65; rich chef in a luxurious hotel. 3. Milstead, Sherry -11 16 65; Microvascular Surgeon; Senior Play 4. 4. Minichino, Susan -12 31 64; Sue; McDon- ald's Manager; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. Morrison, Robert -1 17 65; Chew for life. College; B; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 6. Moser, Susan Patricia -12 13 65; X-ray techni- cian, marry Troy; AFS 2; Volleyball 2. 7. Mowry, Scott- 4 8 65; Mohead; Navy Elec- tronics; Football 1; Track 2, 3; D.O.E. 4. 8. Mullen, Terry -11 6 65; To go to the Navy and become a diver. 9. Munchel, Beverly -8 7 65; Art School; Field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Art club 3; Spectator Lit. Staff 4. 10. Myers, Diane -6 19 65; Airline Stewardess; Track 1, 2, 3. N V N 51 1. Myers, Kelly Jo -11 23 65; Fred; College; Cheerleading 1; Field hockey 2; D.O.E. 4. 2. Myers, Kelly Lynne -6 2 65; Accounting; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 (co-captain), 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 3. Myers, Scott D. -9 6 65; To photograph the Pet, Apprentice button-hole driller; Senior Class Play 4. 4. Naylor, Kristen -8 30 65; College-Medicine; Science fair 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Speech and Debate 1, 2; Musical 1, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4. 5. Neiman, Christopher -3 24 82; Play psyche- delic guitar for the Pope; Jr. High Football 1; 6. Nelson, David -4 29 65; Law; Speech and De- bate 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4. 7. Ness, Kandy -11 7 65; Drid; Beautician; Li- brary club 4; AFS 4. 8. Ness, Patricia -4 4 65; Business field; Library aid 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey (manager) 4. 9. Noll, Chad A. -10 8 65; College; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 10. Noll, Keith -10 14 65; Hospital Administra- tion; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Student Council 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Musical 4; Senior class play 4; Concert choir 4. x 1. Noll, Mark -10 23 65; College; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 2. Oakes, Mark -12 2 64; Intramural Basketball 1. 3. Oberlander, Stacey E. -3 24 65; Obe; Col- lege; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 4. 4. Orwig, Kristin -7 19 65; Join the service; Bandfront 2, 3, 4; Indoor guard 2, 3, 4. 5. Overmiller, Susan -3 10 65; Sue; Occupa- tional Therapist; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; Musical Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Intramural Volleyball 1; Christmas play 1; Peer Counselor 3; Senior class play 4. 6. Palmer, Kelly Jo -6 15 65; Airline Stewardess; Jr. High Football (manager) 1; Varsity Football (manager) 2; (Head) 4. 7. Pawloski, Laura Allison -6 15 65; Star in Wheaties commercials; Debate 1; Musical 1; Science fair 1, 2, 4; Track Field 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Cross Country 3; National Honor Society 3, (Vice-Pres.) 4; Beacon 4; Senior class play 4. 8. Peterson, Jon Darien -1 13 65; Remain Anon- ymous; Pete; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 9. £eam, Bradley -11 13 65; Undecided. 10. Ream, Bryan Adam -11 13 65; Carpenter; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. v x y 53 1. Reed, Melissa-2 4 65. 2. Reiker, Thomas-3 17 65; Lip Reading; PASC Conf. Comm. 3; D.O.E. 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4. 3. Rezin, Jay- 11 65; College. 4. Riedel, Denise-10 6 65; Beautician; AFS 3. 5. Rinehart, Debra-12 28 64; Cruise Director of the Love Boat 6. Rodeheaver, Jeffrey-11 28 64; Mechanical Engineer; Science Fair 1, 2; Cross Country 3, 4; AFS 3; Self Defense 3. 7. Rohrbaugh, Jody-4 1 65; Engineer; Science Fair 1, 2; Self Defense 3. 8. Rudisill, Sandra-4 9 65; Marine Biology. 9. Runk, Diane-12 16 65; Nurse Practioner; Concert choir 3, 4; Show choir 4; AFS 4. 10. Runkle, Linda-6 10 65; Band 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 54 1. Russo, Francine-3 7 65; College; Cheerlead- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4. 2. Ruth, Cnythia- 2 11 65; Nursing. 3. Schaefer, Jan-3 3 65; Ziegler's Refuse Institu- tion; Baseball 2. 4. Schell, Lucinda-7 19 65; Professional Saxo- phonist; Track (mgr) 2, 3, 4. 5. Schmid, Larry-11 18 65; Be a Junkie; Track 1. 6. Schmidt, Ray-3 34 75; Wheel Chair Racer; Diving 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 7. Schnetza, Gary-10 1 64. 8. Schod, Kent-8 30 65; Physicians Assistant; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; AV 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 2, 3, 4. 9. Scott, Kevin-11 19 64. 10. Seitz, Patti-4 10 65; College; Softball 1, 2, 3,4. 55 1. Sennett, David-9 8 65; College. 2. Seville, Margaret-7 18 65; Peggy ; College; Science Fair 1, 2; Peer Counseling 3, 4; Specta- tor Lit. Staff 4; Senior play 4. 3. Sharp, Brian-6 19 65; Work; Football 1, 2, 3. 4. Shaull, Judith-6 2A SS; College; Tennis 2, 3; Ski Club 4. 5. Shearer, Scott-3 31 65; College; Cross Coun- try 1; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 6. Shipman, Jean-3 14 65; College; Speech and Debate 1, 2; Beacon Staff 3; Photography Club 3, 4; Senior play 4. 7. Shive, A4e ssa-3 11 65; Empire Beauty School; Track 2, 3, 4. 8. Shriver, Domingo-6 27 65; Army; Track 1; Soccer 3, 4; Musical 3, 4. 9. Shuler, Daniel-2 28 65; 10. Sindlinger, Donna-9 14 65; Jackson; Col- lege; AFS 3,4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4; Beacon Busi. Staff 4; Senior play 4. 56 X v 1. Sipe, Michael-i ( S', French Foreign Le- gion; Forensics 1, 2, 3; Beacon Staff 3. 2. Slenker, Da e-10 21 65; Band 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 3, 4. 3. Slenker, Mindy-9 26 65; Business School; Min; Cheerleading 1; Student Council 1; Bandfront 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. 4. Smith, Tracy-2 10 65; Aeronautical Sciences; Debate 1; Student Council 1, 3; Musical 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 5. Smith, Wesley-11 26 65; Best Pilot in U.S. His- tory. 6. Snellbaker, Tammy-11 26 63; College; Major- ettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor Guard 1, 2, 3, 4. 7. Snyder, Lorri A SS; Interior Decorator. 8. Snyder, M c )e e-8 14 65; College; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Sec. 2; Class Tres. 3; f Varsity Club 3, 4. 9. Snyder, Randall-12 9 63; Track 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 10. Snyder, Sandra-3 30 SS; Sandy; Cosmetolo- gy; Cheerleading 1; Basketball (Mgr.) 2, 3; Sen- ior class play 4. X ) v 57 1. Soltes, Kristen Marie-7 2' 65: To be The Pet; Swimming team (Mgr.) 2; Beacon Staff 3,4; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4. 2. Spies, Devon - 10 25 65: College; Cheerlead- ing 3, 4. 3. Springman, Kent - 9 28 64: College; Owner of Wall Street. 4. Starz, Joseph- 11 18 65: Joe; To overthrow Scott Wilson as President of D. S. A.; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. 5. Stambach, Amy - 1 12 65: Live in New York City; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Chorus 1. 6. Sterner, Kevin - 4 24 65:- Weight Lifter. 7. Strausbaugh, Daniel -7 18 65: Dan; Mead- ow Rock Guitarist; Asst. Photographer for The Pet ; Wrestling 1, 2; Class Vice Pres. 4. 8. Strayer, David - 5 21 65: Dave; Make-up man for The Pet ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 9. Stremmel, Julie L. - 5 28 65: Physical Thera- pist; Cheerleading 1, 3; Beacon Staff 3. 10. Sweitzer, Mark - 11 13 65: Millbilly; Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4. 58 V 1. Taylor, Erik- 1 14 65: Travel in Rock Band, College; Football 1, 2, 3. 2. Tazaki, Makiko- 1 25 65: Maki, College, Teacher; AFS Student from Japan 4; AFS 4; Sen- ior Play Comm. 4. 3. Terrell, June- 12 29 65: Secretary. 4. Tharp, Aria- 7 6 65: Office Work. 5. Thompson, Jonathan Scott- 5 25 65: Scott; Lighthouse Attendent; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. 6. Thorsen, Karen- 1 24 65: Professional Trum- pet Player; Field Hockey 1. 7. Tickle, Patrick- 10 19 65: Pat, College; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Spectator Lit. Staff 4. 8. Schaefer, Jan-3 3 65 9. Troutman, David- 8 3 65: Dave, Unknown; Football 1, 2, 3 ,4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Varsity Club 3, 4. 10. Underwood, Ann-4 15 65: Be a professional Valley girl and then college; Science Fair 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1; A.F.S. 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3, (Advertising Editor) 4; Spectator Business Staff. 59 1. Vance, Amy Lynn - 11 15 64: College; Travel all over the world; Science Fair 1; Peer Counsel- ing 3, 4; Sr. Play Comm. 4. 2. Wagman, Cathy - 5 31 65: Accountant. 3. Waldrup, Bob - 7 3 65: 4. Wallace, Jonathan - 8 10 65: John; Principal stock holder and fulltime tastetester for the Miller brewing company; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Musical 1; Cross Country 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 4. 5. Warner, Randall - 8 3 65: Randy; Bandfront 2, 3, 4. 6. Weaver, Sherry Marie - 11 6 65: 7. Weyant, Kristin L. -7 8 65: Professional Danc- er; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball (mgr.) 1; Baseball (mgr.) 1, 2; AFS 3; York High Performing Arts Institute 4. 8. Witmore, Robert W. -6 11 65: College; Engi- neering; Speech and Debate 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; AFS 3, 4; Senior Play 4; PASC Conference 3; Student Council 3. 9. Whitsel, Kelly - 5 31 64: 10. Widdowson, Polly - 3 3 65: Go to Tenn. and get lost. x 60 V V Wilcox, Karen- 2 3 65: TNT; Philadelphia Art Institute; Track 1; Art Club 3, 4. 2. Wildasin, Debra- 10 19 65: Marriage; Diving 2, 3. 3. Wilke, John T- 11 14 65: To get a P.H.D. in Uno; Track 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Student Council 3; Pres. Peer Counseling 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; Stu- dent Council (Treasurer) 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. 4. Williams, Mamie Vicki-10 27 65: Vicki; Cross Country (York High) 1, 2, 3 (mgr.). 5. Wilson, J. Scott- 12 26 64: Scott 6. Winter, Eric- 1 3 65: Join the service, make music; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. 7. Wintle, Laurie- 12 19 64: X-Ray technician. Move to New Jersey; Cross Country 2; Beacon Staff 3, 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. 8. Wise, Lisa M.- 5 21 65: Sadie; Owner of a Restaurant; Self-defense 2; York Fair Sewing En- try 3, 4. 9. Wise, Sandy- 10 9 65: Accountant; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1. 10. Wisner, Diane- 6 4 65: College, Health Edu- cation; Soccer mgr. 3; AFS 3; Cheerleading 4; Spectator Business Staff 4. 61 62 1. Yee, Andrew K.- 3 20 65: Cap toothpaste tubes; Swim third leg in the Pacific; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; A NHS 3, 4. 2. Zacharda, Robert- 10 19 65: Rob; Culinary School; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 3. Zeigler, Laurie- 5 6 65: College; Band 2, 3. 4. Z 'nn, Sfeve-7 11 65: College or Coast Guard; Basketball mgr. 1; Cross Country 4; Track 4. 5. Gnau, 5coff Edward-1 9 66: Speech and De- bate 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Photo. Club 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3; Rotary Exchange Student (to Sweden) 6. Wirshal, Karen 7. Decker, Mark Class Officers President -J. Childress Vice-President -D. Strausbaugh Sec.-Tres. -S. Anderson Advisor -Miss Miller . . Like Our Seniors Can! 63 Junior Class Officers (L lo R); Michelle Fleurie (V.P.), Mark Elicker (Pres.), Chris Deerin (Sec.), Karen Plowman (Treas.). Mr. Moreland (Advisor). Class Of '84 J u n I o r s (L-R) Row 1: P. Drewes, B. Argento, K. Baker, T. Evoler, E. Bickelman, M. Flickcngcr, J. Ferguson, R. Bommer, L. Conway, J. Dcsenberg Row 2: R. Burns, C. Craley, T. Druck, T. Beck, S. Alosa, C. Davidson, K. Brown, C. Barrett, L. Berry, S. Bupp Row 3: L. Barshingcr, J. Elder, A. Campbell, B. Bohnert, N. Byrd, J. Estep, S. Denin, M. Brenneman, L. Billing, C. Cummings, D. Ellis Row 4:M. Barber, A. Bupp, D. Arnold, D. Bubb, D. Arnold, L. Fit , S. Fishel, K. Fisher, T. Feree, D. Amik, S. Arness Row J:H. Fauth, M. Fleurie, C. Decrin, C. Kunklemen, R. Flinchbaugh, N. Floyd, L. Kelly, J. Kemper, B. Ardison, J. Cross, L. Fantom, S. Dcllcr Row 6: D. Fauth, C. Fixx, M. Grove, M. Elicker, M. Barnhart, C. Daugherty, S. Brenneman, B. Barrett, S. Doelp,). Dietz, S. Bixby Row 7: K. Cunningham, N. Cross, ). Braun, M. Brenneman, E. Daugherty, K. Fix, J. Daugherty, S. Craley, C. Dice, S. Dunlap, VV. Daugherty 66 Class Of '84 Row 1 (L to R)-M. Foust, J( Keeling, J. Kemper, D. Hummel, C. Hoffmastcr, J. Himes, F. Huska, S. Heighcs, M. Henry, Row 2-1. Kotck, L. Holtzapple, A. Keiffel, K. Kessler, S. Codfrey, S. Fix, C. Helgeson, S. Kulp, D. Jones, Row J-P. Licenring, B. Kellogg, M. Howery, A. Keller, D. King, B. Jones, K. Grady, B. Kroul, D. Leader, Row 4-0. Kyle, M. Krout, T. Fox, R. Hykes, D. Kholer, M. Kinard, F. Leggio, B. Gross, C. French, Row 5-S. Graham, R. King, J. Green, M. Knaub, N. Liester, K. Hoffman, J. Lau, 1). Hench, D. Kyle, J. Kroul, Row 6-0. Hammond, T. Gohn, J. Fry, L. Hendershot, J. Keeney, A. Folkenroth, R. Groff, J. Hulbcrt, S. Hoffman, P. Lever, Row 7-B. Gaurin, C. Fry, T. Forry, S. Hudak, D. Galleger, M. Innerst, A. Henry, K. Godfrey, J. Goss, Row8-G. Gallantine, S. Herlein, L. Geesey, K. Knaub, D. Godfrey, J. Klunk, A. Grim, G. Lloyd, B. Kuelske, J. Hoff master, D. Kerr 67 Class Of '84 J u n I o r s ROW 1 (I. to R.)S. Rumsey, B. Rhodcr, S. Rumsey, T. Roberts, M. Penniwell, S. Neff, D. Rouse, D. Rontiris, C. Scott ROW2(1. toR.)K. Redding. T. Pavell, S. Markey, M. Mitch, A. Lookingbill, D. Miller, T. Mount, C. Morbelli, T. Neuman ROW3(L. toR.) C. Russo, L. Sanders, A. Paules, D. Renew, S. Prindlc, R. Roberts, K. Seitz, C. Potts, D. McCleary, S. Scott ROW 4 (L. to R.)B. Schaffler, B. tone, K. Ludwig, A. Ruth, S. McGlocklin, L. Malowski, S. Markle, S. Ondo, E. Minichino, L. McGurk, K. Miller ROW 5 (L. to R.)D. Myers, M. Rinneman, K. Renniger, C. Oaks, F. Schmuck, S. Pitzer, T. Mitzel, S. McCullough, N. Morton, J. Moore ROW 6(1. to R.) D. Pendergast, D. Miller, R. Lyon, M. Miller, A. Meckley, E. McMenamy, T. Ramble, K. Plowman, S. Owen, J. McClung ROW7(L. to R.)D. McMlain, R. Scott, D. Reck, S. Pinkerton, T. Richards, D. Myers, M. Slrine, R. Spyker, M. Schultz, J. Myers ROW 8 (L. to R.) P. Myers, C. Mogel, G. Stambaugh, D. Paulet 68 Class Of '84 Row 1 (I • R)A . Young, A. Zarfoss, C. Vogler, P. Snyder, F. Snyder, B. Shipley, T. Snyder, B. Zager. Row 2-J. Waltemeyer, C. Wheal, T. Tyson, J. Wright, D. Stump, D. Sweigart, |. Weidner, R. Zarfoss. Row 3-C. Teves, D. Senft, L. Shroyer, T. Sindlingcr, K. Snyder, R. Snyder, J. Stout, T. Speary. Row 4-3. Tome, M. Wise, J. Tobin, K. Withers, T. Weber, M. Zerbe, B. Slack, B. Zimmerman, C. Witmer. Row 5-W. Smith, S. Wildasin, F. Wise, R. Wilson, C. Stump, L. Stremmel, P. W'ard, D. Snyder, M. Tressler. Row 6-C. Thompson, C. Swigcr, D. Zemanik, T. Streeter, J. Wilman, D. Uricheck, L. Upchurch, R. Slattery, B. Snyder. Row 7-3. Smith, A. Trent, L. Slate, C. Smith, S. Schuster, M. Wynn, S. Snyder, K. Sheffer, M. Sunday, D. Thompson. Row fl-M. Shephard, R. Snyder, J. Sweeney, D. Snyder, K. Smuck, C. Smith, M. Thompson, N. Stiles, T. Snyder. CIjss Officers (L-R)Front Row- L. Grove, president; A. Stine, vice-president; Back Row-P. Williamson, secretary; Mr. Shoff, advisor; S. Butler, treasurer. Class Of '85 Row 7:B. Benforado, M. Baum, M. Childress, K. Brannon, C. Diehl, C. Baublitz, P. Bosley, B. Bishop, T. Cunningham, B. Boyer Row 2: R. Beaverson, T. Anderson, D. Anderson, L. Cousler, S. Butler, B. Denniston, M. Adams, L. Domenick, B. Cummings, V. Baddcrs Row J. K. Emenheiscr, PI Bushong, S. Crone, K. Crothers, A. Burkhalter, N. Brownheck, K. Campbell, S. Cooksy, C. Burke, D. Anderson Row 4.B. Carlson, B. Bicrman, T. Blymire, C. Anstat, S. Chase L. Crissamore, L. Atkisson, B. Allison, F. Eichclbcrgcr, B. Elder Row 5:K. Bushong, A. Combs, S. Brady, T. Bankerl, M. Darr, D. Disc, J. Daugherty, C. Dahowski, D. Diet Row 6: J. Eckert, T. Dittcnhafcr, I. Burnett, M. Arwine, T. Colston, H. Brown, B. Brautigan, D. Berry, M. Claycomb, M. Eisenhart, S. Bailey Row 7: T. Eckenrode, C. Bortner, T. Benscl, D. Anderson, S. Billet, M. Duncan, E. Doll, E. Brody, C. Baldwin, J. Eberly, M. Drayer 72 Class Of '85 Row 1:S. Evans, M. Koons. P. Hart ell, |. Hildebridlc, C. Floyd, B. Emsminber, V. Epplcy, P. Floyd, C.J. Fleurie. Row 2:C. Frenca, P. Ffenry, C. Ccc, J. Boekel, |. Eysler, B. Griffin, T. Goodling, T. Harr, R. Fuller, P. Good. Row J:B. Gallagher, L. Godfrey, M. Gcrlach, H. Fry, | Filar, K. Krengcl, L. Grove, T. Kraft, C. Kriner, W. Housel. Row 4: J. Henry, I Kline, E. Kozlowski, B. Krousc, R Hoseh, J. Hach, N. Hengst,E. Kapp, T. Kohler. Row 5. K. Heindlc,). Frey, A. Grove, K. Hcrtzlcr, J. Jacobs, V. Gamache, L. Jamison, L. Fink, M. Fit , H. Frcirich, K. Keener, C. Grove. Row 6: K. Forry, T. Farmer, L. Fry, J. Kloeher, A. Klinglameyer, T. Kleiser, T. Holman, M. Geesey, C. Himes, L. Grove. Row 7: L. Hopkins, S. Ernst. C. FJoskin, M. Jaslow, T. Gemmil, B. Fisher, K. Folkenroth, E. Jacobs, M. Guerini, P. Hershcy, K. Koonl . Row 8: L. Faust, M. Gannet, K. Freeman, R. Jones, T. Gregory. 3 Class Of '85 Row 1 (I to R) T. Livingston, B. Markey, M. Mihm, J. Rhinehart, P. Leipart, M. Krout, B. Lcipart, M. Loucks. Row 2 (L to R) B. Myers, R. Morton, S. Little, J. Matlock, D. Leader, B. Myers, K. Pitzer, L. Males. Row 3 (L toR) B. McHenry, A. Owen, S. Myers, K. Reinhard, M. Lorelli, A. Lowe, A. Nelson, J. Parrott, C. Mowry. Row 4 LL to R) L. Morelock, M. Robinson, S. Rider, S. Shiding, A. Loweman, T. Morelock, L. Lawson, T. Levine. Row 5 (L to R) B. Markey, O Merrill, B. Shaffer, C. MacCormack, M. Shuehart, B. Sanders, A. Sammons, B. Searle, R. Meek. Row 6 (L to R) B. Roades, C. Miller, M. McWilliams, E. McClain, C. Roberts, L. Rohrbaugh, B. Pfaltzgraff, L. Salodino, C. McDaniel, K. Orlandi, A. Orwig. Row 7 (L to R) K. Muller, Y, McWilliams,C. Metzger, K. Raffcnsburger, A. Lehman, M. Rabenstine, P. Rogers, 8. Markey, C. Rohrbaugh, B. Rutherford, M. Schnetzka. Row 8 (L to R) C. Ricklefs, C. Prindle, J. Krout, W. Ludwig, L. Lehr, V. Mitchell, P. Munchel, C. Mazzarella, M. Rohrbaugh, L. Sechrist, K. March. 74 Class Of 85 Row 7(L to R) H. Schwartzbaugh, H. Torbert, M. Trimmer, A. Stump, K. Sims, L. Smith, T. Smith, T. Smith, C. Veen. Row 2(I. to R) S. Strayer, T. Taylor, E. Swartz, S. Snyder, C. Werner, D. Williams, S. Snyder, A. Wolfe, J. Whitmore. Row J(L to R) K. Uhl, K. Wilson, M. Slenker, A. Sietz, D. Thorman, D. Thoman, I. Smith, K. Stein, A. Shu, L. Vanesdale, B. Spangler, ffow ■ (! to R) B. Slenker, J. Torbert, J. Zarfoss, K. Wise, N. Streibig, T. Tate, L. Schaffer, J. Stine, S. Warner, M. Trimmer, M. Wagaman. Row 5(L to R) M. Underwood, D. Slenker, M. Wilkerson, D. Young, K. Triplett, S. Traynam, K. Yohe, T. Sidesinger, P. Stuckey, M. Trostle. Row6{l to R) T. Weikerl, L. Shiflett, M. Witmer, J. Wells, V. Shriver, B. Shuler, C. Sluder, |. Seitz, P. Williamson, D. Winters, K. Wasser, A. Stine, flow 7(1 to R) B. Suit, T. Sobezek, D. Seifert, K. Seitz, A. Smith, H. Woerner, L. Witmer, L. Towson, A. Wallace, D. Walters. ). Utzman. s o P h o m o r e s 7S Freshmen Class Officers (L to R)-Front; Kathy Stine (Sec.), Nikki Green (V. Pres.), Gretchen Tickle (Pres.), Back; Dave Ohl (Treas.), Mr. Harman (Advisor). LU 2 i CD LU O' LU Class Of '86 Row 7:(L-R) B. Baily, J. Baily, B Amick, J. Beaverson, P. Adams, C. Banker!, J. Barnharl, K. Andrews, N. Banard, S. Auscherman. Row 2: T. Barkdoll. I). Barnes, S. Bauch man, N. Bealer, D. Becker, M. Conner, J. Angel, J. Benefiel, J. Benharbet, L. Billot, Row 0: S. Brown, S. Brown, S. Bryan, C. Andcows, L. Bender, K. Burns, M. Bean, A. Blymirc, C. Arnold, K. Crone. Row 4: J. Alexander, J. Billet, M. Benjamin, S. Baker, B. Bickel, W. Blcutt, J. Clark, D. Burke, R. Cammarata, S. Bowseer, C. Carbaugh. Row 5.B. Bollinger, C. Dodd, J. Dcerin, S. Bender, M. Deck, K. Brakeline, G. Bowers, A. Dotan, D. Bowman, D. Douglas, A. Diets, C. Dallmeyer. Row 6:t. Craley, T. Brenneman, J. Cohen,). Clines, M. Feezer, A. Fahs, D. Dehoff, K. Carlson, K. Boyd, E. Elder, K. Campell, C, Daugherty. Row7:C. Damiono, T. Cambell, L. Entler, T. Fackler, E. Daneen, P. Bupp, S. Clouser, L. Doll, L. Doudrick, P Carter, A. Bubb, L. Broadbent, C. Flicker, T. Descar. Row 8: T. Dicdrick, B. Druck, D. Ehrhart, S. Dettinger, M. Cassel, W. Everhart, M. Dennis, B. Ardman, D. Davis, M. Fairdoth, G. Doudrick, M. Erb. Row 9. J. Baekel, B. Allen,). Deihl, E. Dobbs, B. Descar. 78 Class Of '86 Row 1(L to RhB. Fit , T. Gross, N. Green, M. Grim, S. Fishel, T. Girvin, J. Godfrey, G. Gladfelter, M. Godfrey; Row 2-G. Garmen, L. Feltenberger, D. Ferree, L. Fishel, T. Flaharty, W. Feree, C. Fisher, J. Gingerich, B. Freed, M. Fierro; Row T. Forry, H. Gormely, K. Gable, C. Garree, L. Godfrey, J. Fritz, P. Grim, L. Kulp; Row 4-J. Hughes, B. Ganado, R. Kelper, M. Ilyes, T. Gemmill, S. Greenplate, C. Kaltenborn, C. Hendershot, L. Henry, T. Keeney; Row 5-R. Fisher, T. Kholer, N. Jones, M. Kennedy, T. Keener, L. Fishel, M. Kyle, J. Kuelske, J. Gutte; Row 6 C. Grove, H. Gwinn, S. Holiway, D. Knauh, M. Huska, T. Kaspers, M. Kclkis, S. Kise, B. Gunnet, T. Harris; Row 7-S. Henry, M. Hunt, J. Hillazass, D. Innerst, K. Hughes, A. Jones, K. Koontz, C. Knauh, P. Krout, J. Jarrel; Row 6- W. Cassi, K. Grove, N. Hamburger, D. Hammon, S. Hoffman, B. Erdman, D. Higgs, D. Hoffman, P. Holflick, T. Knaub; Row 9-B. Hively, V. Jirunis, D. Gerber, M. Flemming, M. Haas, S. Joiens, N. Helgeson, R. Kholer; Row 70-J. Hauck, C. Hendershot, L. Grove, C. Hiegas, K. Haverstroh, M. Hcngst, S. Keeports, E. Hake, D. Godfrey, Row 77-S. Krout, B. Jones, S. Hollerbush, M. Henry. F r e s h m e n 79 r e s m e n Class Of '86 Row 1 (L-R) S. Pullo, S. Paules, J. Roehm, T. Quickcl, K. Rinehart, A. Myers, B. Rinehart, M. Luchko, M. Laucks. Row 2 -C. Peters, T. Rosicn, R. Sayler, M. Rozcnswieg, K. Roberts, T. Roudarille, H. Roedigar, A. Rudisill. Row 3 - M. Riggins, $. Parks, L. Saladino, K. March, W. Laver, T. Leader, M. Ruth, J. Rife. Row 4 - R. Morsico, H. Lerhart, M. Major, K. Lyons, G. Leiphart, B. McDonald, S. Roseberry, D. Reck, L. Reisinger, R. Lee. Row 5 - J. Lewis, M. Leber, M. Larkin, J. Lane, H. Myers, K. Lindskog, J. Milton, M. Olphin, D. Lackie, O. Liester. Row 6 - J. Miller, S. Meckley, D. Lady, N. Mabeharn, D. Mitzel, S. Orwig, L. Owen, G. Robison, S. Platts, S. Lynch, R. Miller. Row 7 - M. Miller, R. Pagono, T. Overlander, T. Myers, C. Morrison, C. Miller, M. Rohrhaugh, S. Munchel, J. Miller, H. Ness, T. Ness, P. Page. Row 8- T. Myers, D. Miller, B. Myers, R. Miller, K. Myers, S. Ondo, A. Lapes, D. Ohl, B. Myers, C. Myers, E. Miller Row 9 -G. McCandless, Ju. McClung, S. McClung, Jo. McClung, T. Livingston, J. Pomeroy, B. Ogurcak, S. Newcomer Row 10 - A. Reidcr, S. Ravcnscroff, C. Roseman, S. Blymire, G. McWilliams, R. Miller. 80 Class Of '86 Row 1 (L - RhR. Wilson, E. Wayne, D. Wildasin, B. Weaver, T. Utzlinger, H. Waldrup, B. Whorley, S. Shedrik, D. Smith. Row 2- G. Woodyard, M. Wirschal, K. Wallace, D. Schaffer, T. Shaffer, P. Wallace, P. Zarfos, W. Yantz, C. Yohn. Row 3-C. Weaver, T. Winand, D. Slough, M. Whitaker, A. Wales, C. Wcyant, H. Weber, C. Wise. Row 4-G. Wolf, R. Williams, B. Wlotzka, M. Wagman, P. Winter, S. Waters, J. Waltersdorf, E. Vance, S. Wise. Row 5-C. Stein, D. Thompson, E. Zink, A. Smith, M. Henry, K. Shifflet,C. Wolf,C. Shircy, K. Sjolander, D. Slack, M. Zimmerman. Row6-P. Zellers, J. Siegel, B. Smith, T. Smeltzer, T. Schaffer, A. Sellers, J. Schaeffer, I. Sechrist, S. Schmuck, M. Sertz, B. Shaul. Row 7-R. Schroeder, S. Schott, D. Seager, H. Schcltema, S. Stough, M. Hunt, K. Smeltzer, C. Thomas, R. Swartzbaugh. Row 8-0. Stump, P, Stricbig, G. Tickle, A. Troutman, T. Sweitzer, K. Stough, B. Taylor, T. Grove, T. Sidesinger, R. Spyker, R. Seiderstrickler, W. Sheffer. Row 9-A. Sphar, K. Stein, B. Seitz, S. Shwartz, M. Stabler, S. Stambach, P. Tipping, J. Smith, K. Swartz, M. Straw, D. Spangler, B. Tress. Row 10-R. Snyder, R. Snyder, E. Shellenberger, S. Zacharda, M. Sipe, P. Strine. 01 We Remember John Eric Petry May 24, 1964 - October 5, 1976 I'll embrace the outstretched hands, extending from the gray haired man. His gentle smiles and caring nod leads me to the eternal land. In his hands he holds the key , which he must soon present to me. His gentle smile, and caring nod leads me to the eternal land. If it seems that I've reached the end, I have only found a gray haired friend. With a gentle smile, and a caring nod I will lead you to the eternal land. 83 A SPORTS 86 _ f Wildcat Gridmen (L to R) Row 1 - R. Erhart, R. Snyder, C. Noll, G. Grove, T. Smith, R. Davis, J. Starz, Row 2-S. Hildebrand, D. Shuler, R. Leitzel, D. Troutman, D. Slenker, 8. Bruaw, J. Wallace, S. Wilson, K. McClung, Row 3 - R. Spiker, B. Morrison, E. Grove, M. Barnhart, D. Bubb, F. Schmuck, C. Daugherty, T. Tome, S. McCullough, S. Pitzer, J. Keeney, Row 4 - D. Anderson, C. Mogel, M. Strine, K. Folkenroth, J. Sterner, F. Snyder, S. Alosa, S. Hoffman, G. Stambaugh, S. Dunlap, B. Krouse, D. Miller, G. Fix, M. Elicker, Row 5 • T. Hartman, A. Folkenroth, C. Davidson, A. Trent, M. Shultz, J. Stough, B. Fisher, J. Filmore, B. Reed, K. Muller, M. Trimmer, D. Seifert T. Daugherty, P. Myers, C. Barrett, R. Williams, Row 6 - Coach Pitzer, Coach Neff, J. Kemper, T. Weber, K. Palmer, S. Altland, A. Bupp, L. lehr. Coach Shoff, Coach deary. Varsity Football Cumberland IS; t Valley 49-0 Loss Steel-High 27-0 Loss Hershey 19-20 Win Hanover 20-19 Loss Spring Grove 17-9 Loss York 35-19 Loss York Suburban 35-13 Loss Central 27-28 Win Red Lion 14-35 Pwin J.V. Football Red Lion Loss Delone Loss Hanover Win Central Dauphin Loss Spring Grove Loss York Loss Central Loss 87 Coaches (L to R) Row 1 - Coach J. Pitzer, Coach R. Cleary, Row 2 - Coach W. Neff, Coach R. Shoff. Spotlight On Smith Tracy Smith, a varsity runningback, has been one of the team's most valuable players. In the 1982 season alone, Tracy broke many football records. He made the most touchdowns in a single game (5), in a season (17), and in a career (28). He also broke records by rushing 317 yards in a single game, 1252 yards in a season, and 2175 yards in a career. Smith won an All-State honorable mention for outstanding running- back, and was one of 2 All-County, first team runningbacks. He was also tied for the leading scorer in York County. He plans to attend college, which he hopes will be financed by football scholarships. Tracy was very disappointed when Bob Morrison, his companion in football for 8 years, was badly injured in the beginning of the season and was unable to play. Tracy says he loves football because It's a team effort. Everyone is pulling together, trying to accomplish the victory. It's exciting to watch and play. Although he is obviously talented, Tracy says that The runningback is only as good as his offensive line. He feels that his performance was a reflection of the quality of the team. The Wildcat Gridmen finished the 1982 Football season with a record of 3-7. This year's captains were Bob Morri- son, Greg Grove, and Tracy Smith. According to Head Coach John Pitzer, the team was held back by unfortunate injuries, but pulled out with a strong finish. Coach Pitzer goes on to say that the team was better than the record shows. The team never stopped trying, and there were many excellent performances by individual players. The offensive line, as well as the entire team, improved as the season progressed. We ended the season with a smashing 35-14 victory over Red Lion. Managers 88 (L to R) Row 1 - K. Palmer, S. Altland, Row 2 - ). Kemper, L. lehr, A. Bupp, T. Weber. s 0 (L to R) Row 1 - S. Wilson, R. Erhart, R. Snyder, T. Smith, Row 2 - K. P) Palmer, J. Starz, R. Davis, R. Leitzel, . J. Wallace, C. Grove, B. Bruaw, C. Noll, S. Altland, Row 3 - J. Filmore, K. McClung, E. Grove, D. Hopper, O D. Shuler, S. Hildebrand, B. Morri- son, D. Slcnkcr, D. Troutman, T. p Hartman. s L e t (L to R) - M. Elicker, S. Wilson, J. - Sterner, D. Shuler, J. Starz, R. Erhart, I T. Smith, C. Noll, G. Grove, B. Mor- rison, D. Troutman, S. Pitzer. 0 r m e n Junior High (l to R) Row 1 - S. Mcckley, M. Fierro, S. Bender, J. Siegel, G. Dodd, P. Strine, T. Smeltzer, C. Dallmyer, Row 2 - T. Oberlander, L. Doll, M. Leonard, K. Lindskog, G. Bowers, B. Ogurcak, K. Braecklein, T. Schaefer, N. Hambergcr, S. Hose, ). Eberly, P. Marsico, M. Sentz, Coach Myers, Coach Stauffer, Row 3 - S. Beaverson, G. Carman, T. Poff, P. Sellers, J. Fondarvest, S. Holloway, J. Boyer, E. Vance, M. Henry, C. Garee, R. Snyder, D. Hammond, J. Alexander, C. Myers, T. Myers, B. Freed, L. Bender, V. Jarunas, R. Spiker, S. Markle, Coach K. Gladfelter, Row 4 - S. McClung, D. Kinard, J. Engler, T. Diederich, S. Orwig, S. Ferdinand, K. Garman, D. Slack, D. Knaub, B. Bialack, C. Andrews, K. Grove, M. Huska, S. Henry, B. Rinehart. Junior High Spring Grove Loss Lancaster Catholic Win Red Lion Loss Central Win York Win York Suburban Loss (L to R) Coach J. Stauffer, Coach R. Rutland, Coach K. Myers, Coach K. Gladfelter. 89 Field Hockey Teams Varsity Season Posts- 5 Win- 3 Loss- -4 Tie Record Varsity Field Hockey finished its season with a 5 wins-4 ties-3 losses record, with upset victo- ries over Susquehannock, Red Lion, and Dover. Coach Jeri Myers and co-captains Kelly Myers and BevMunchelthought the team played well together. All three were disappointed that the tie-breaking rule was taken out, and Coach Myers commented, I feel that those four tied games would have been wins if they had been played off. (I to R) Row 1 - B. Munchel, J. Goss, K. Myers. Row 2 - G. Deihl, S. Davis, K. Ludwig, S. Owen. Row 3 - M. Snyder, A. Ruth, A. Henry, A. Stiles, G. Dennis- ton. Row 4Coach J. Myers,). Frey, K. Godfrey, M. Slenker, T. Ramble, S. Bupp York Suburban 1-0 Win Eastern 0-1 Loss Central 2-0 Win Red Lion 1-0 Win Hanover 0-0 Tie Spring Grove 0-2 Loss Dover 2-0 Win Southwestern 2-3 Loss West York 1-1 Tie Susquehannock 3-1 Win Kennard Dale 1-1 Tie Northeastern 0-0 Tie Kelly Myers steals the ball from an opponent. 1982 Hockey Junior Varsity York Suburban 2-0 w Eastern lorfeit w Central 0-0 T Red lion 0-1 L Hanover 1-0 W Spring Grove 0-0 T Dover 2-0 W South Western 0-0 T West York 2-0 W Susquehannock 1-1 T Kennard Dale 0-0 T Northeastern 1-1 T Managers (L • R) Row 1 - M. Childress, J. Fitz, A. Smith, K. McDaniel, J. Smith, T. Snyder. Row 2 - Ludwig, L. Sechrist, K. Pitzcr, L. Sanders, T. Holman, K. Kringle, B. Meyers. Row 3 - S. Joines, Himes, K. Wilson, M. Ceesey, K. Stein (I - R) Row 1 - B. Baum. Row 2 - M. Barber, P. Seitz On To Score . . . JV Posts 5 Win-1 Loss-6 Tie Record 91 n $ Girls' Tennis One of the Best Seasons in Years. The most successful girls' tennis season in six years can be described as nothing short of stunning. This group had come up from two rela- tively uneventful seasons and in the beginning had only two experienced players returning. Then, long-over- due luck fell upon the team in the person of Petra Hamberg, an ex- change student from the Nether- lands. With Petra at the 1 spot, Deb Uricheck and Sue Anderson filling 2 and 3, and Birgitt Schaffler Jolene Willman rising to the number 4 and 5 spots. The team was set for some serious competition. Compete is what the team did, because they ended the season with an impressive 7-3 record, which set them in forth place in league standings. At coun- ties and districts Petra set two indi- vidual school records, and another with senior Sue Anderson. (L to R) Row 1 - P. Hamberg, B. Schaffler, J. Willman, S. Anderson, D. Uricheck, Row 2-1. Smith, S. Platts, A. Orwig, W. Bluett, Row 3 - K. Kessler, C. Grove (Mgr.), L. Garrett, S. Godfrey, D. Jones, A. Wilson (Coach). Spring Grove Hanover Dover York High West York Red Lion Central S. Western Y. Suburban Northeastern 0-7 Loss 4-3 Win 7-0 Win 6-1 Win 5-2 Win 4-3 Win 0-7 Loss 3-4 Loss 4-3 Win 7-0 Win The Starters: (L to R) D. Uricheck ( 2), B. Schaffler ( 4), P. Hamberg ( 1), J. Willman ( 5), and S. Anderson ( 3). Off And Running! Row 7(seated L-R) T. Blymire, C. Anstadt, S. Zacharda, D. Lyons, E. Doll, E. Ko laski. Row Z(kneeling L-R) D. Mammon, J. Klunk, S. Zinn, A. Bacha, J. Jacobs, M. Duncan, J. Henry, V. Eppley, D. Arnold. Row 3(standing L-R) K. Gladfeltcr, J. Buddishcim, A. Fahs, H. Myers, M. Wirshal, S. Godfrey, M. Mihm c r o s s C o Managers (Seated) T. Richards, (Standing L-R) • D. Brigham, Coach Klingler, K. Schaefer. The season ended with an 8-5 record which gave the team a 5th place in the league. Soph- omore Chad Anstadt established by 30 sec- onds a new school course record. He also set new records at West York and Kennard Dale. Senior Steve Zinn won the MVP award. 1982 Record Kennard Dale Win York Suburban Loss Eastern Loss York High Loss Northeastern Win Dover Win York Vo-Tech Win Southwestern Win Spring Grove Win Central Win West York Win Red Lion Loss York Catholic Loss T e a m This year has been one of the most coa- chable teams that Dallastown has ever had. As a team we sent freshmen and sophomores to compete with seniors, and they were success- ful. The leadership and enthusiasm of the sen- iors permeated the whole team. I can only say that the year was great. Coach John Klingler Coach Klingler 93 Wildcat Golf 1982 (L - R) Row 1 - Eric Shellenberger, Dave Ohl, Chick Russo, Coach Kehr, Scott Thompson, Eric Mentzer, Rob Roller. Row 2 - Wes Houseal, Eric Swartz, Ryan Zarfoss, Steve Prindle, Jeff Cingerich, Jeff Weidener, Chris Prindle, Kent Cable. The Dallastown Golf Team completed another Impressive season under the direction of coach Kehr. This year the team compiled a 9W-2L - and IT winning record and finished second in the league. Dazzling performances by starters Jeff Weidener, Chick Russo, Steve Prindle, Chris Prindle, and lone senior golfer Scott Thompson, highlighted the season. Coach Kehr stated, We found ourselves in a much better position at the end of the year than we had expected. Starter Chick Russo gained further admiration by finishing 2nd at counties, 8th at districts, and 14th in state competition. Russo was one of only two York County golfers who qualified for state competition. With such excellent golfing, the Wildcat Golf Team has come to be recognized as a dominant force in the YCIAA and promises even more success in the future. YORK SUBURBAN YORK CATHOLIC EASTERN SUSQUEHANNOCK RED LION YORK HIGH YORK SUBURBAN YORK CATHOLIC EASTERN SUSQUEHANNOCK RED LION YORK HIGH - 7 Vi - 12 Vi W - 6 Vi - 13 ' i W -12 Vi - 7 Vi L - 6 Vi - 13 Vi W - 2 Vi - 17 Vi w - Vi - 19 Vi .w - 4 Vi - 15 Vi w - 10 - 10 T - 11 Vi - 8 Vi L - 7 - 13 W - 2 Vi - 17 Vi w - 2 Vi - 17 Vi w 94 Golf Finishes Second In League Soccer Kicks Off First Season Northeastern 0-5 loss Central 0-1 loss York 1-3 loss Cover 1-2 loss Eastern 0-4 loss York Suburban 0-1 loss Northeastern 0-8 loss Central Kennard 6-0 win Dale (J.V.) 1-1 tie York 1-3 loss Dover 1-6 loss Eastern 0-1 loss York Suburban 1-4 loss Dave E. shows his form. (L-R) Row 1 - H. Howe (manager), B. McBride, D. McCullough, D. Eigenrauch, D. Schriver. Row 2 - T. Pavel, T. Bachldol, K. Grady, D. Houseal, B. Jones, M. Flemming, M. Zimmerman, J. McBride (coach). Row 3 - T. Utzlinger, A. Nelson, J. Pomeroy, M. Feck, A. Owen, T. Evlcr, M. Flickenger, B. Gaurin, M. Schnetzka, S. Newcomer, C.J. Fleuric, S. Ashcrman, R. Kepler. For the soccer team's first year of play. Coach Jim McBride did an ex- cellent job. Having an inexperienced team they still hung tough and never gave up. In the beginning of the sea- son the offense was lacking, but the second half they improved greatly. The season did result in two sen- iors making the All-County Team. Coaly Dave Eigenrauch was chosen for the first team and Donnie McCullough was on the reserve team. D a I I a s t o w n B o o t e r s . . . Soccer . . . Soccer Soccer 95 (L to R) FRONT: B. GREENPLATE, D. STRAYER, B. MARKEY, T. COHN. BACK: P. TICKLE, D. DISE, S. DEARDORFF, K. DEARDORFF, D. SHULER, J. MOORE. COACHES (L to R): M. POKOPEC (JV), R. CERBER (VARSI TY) This year's Varsity Basketball team had a season of up's and down's. After starting off the season by winning 5 out of their first 6 games the Wildcats finished with an overall record of 13- 12. It was an injury riddled season for the varsity. At one time during the season, 4 of the 10 players were sidelined with injuries. This was Coach Gerber's first year of head coaching the varsity. He wishes to thank the team for their efforts and cooperation during the season. Coach Gerber added this about the team's Seniors, I want to thank you for your many hours of practice to make the Wildcats a better team. It has been my privlege to be associated with such fine young gentlemen. This year's Seniors were Dave Strayer, Brian Greenplate, Scott Deardorff, Dan Shuler, and Patrick Tickle. The underclassmen of this year's team, all of which played a tremendous role in the team's season, were John Moore, Tim Gohn, Kris Deardorff, Brad Markey, and Duane Dise. Although the team's record was not great, this year's varsity team was just that, a team . It should be a year fondly remembered in the years to come by the members of the 1982-83 Varsity Basketball team. DOVER W YORK HIGH W CARLISLE L NORTHEASTERN W SOUTHWESTERN W CENTRAL w HANOVER L WEST YORK w YORK HIGH L CENTRAL DAUPHIN W STEEL HIGH L VO-TECH L SUSQUEHANNOCK W EASTERN W YORK SUBURBAN L YORK CATHOLIC L RED LION L KENNARD-DALE W VO-TECH W SUSQUEHANNOCK w EASTERN L YORK SUBURBAN L YORK CATHOLIC L RED LION L KENNARD-DALE W 13-12 % Junior Varsity Basketball (L to R) ROW 7;T. Mitzol, D. Anderson, S. Hudak (standing l-R): B. Fisher,). Eyster, K. Muller, T. Banker!, C. Knaub, J. Reinhart, A. Wolfe, E. Swartz, J. Krout. This year's Junior Varsity team had a fine season. After losing five of their first seven games, they came on to be a very strong team during league play. Coach Mike Pokopec, in his first year of coaching at Dallastown, gave an increase in team desire as a major factor in his team's turnaround. He said that his players gave everything they had, and that they never gave up during the season. Coach Pokopec said that he was most pleased with the team's steady improvement throughout the year. The team began as a group of individuals, but as the guys became a team they began to become much more competitive. , said Coach Pokopec. The team's leading scorer was Corey Knaub, averaging sixteen points per game. Coach Pokopec expressed that this team was a team of role players, each man on the team had a way in which he could best help the team. This combina- tion of talents came together to produce an excellent year for the 1982-83 J.V. Wildcats. DOVER YORK HICH CARLISLE NORTHEASTERN SOUTHWESTERN CENTRAL HANOVER WEST YORK YORK HIGH VO-TECH SUSQUEHANNOCK EASTERN YORK SUBURBAN YORK CATHOLIC RED LION KENNARD-DALE VO-TECH SUSQUEHANNOCK EASTERN YORK SUBURBAN YORK CATHOLIC RED LION KENNARD DALE A Team Of Role Players Junior High Basketball Varsity The 1982-83 Junior High Basketball team started off by winning seven of their first eight games. The team's first loss came to Central. Their second loss came to York High who eventually won the Junior High Championship. During the second half of the season the team was hampered with the loss of their center, Juan Clines, for several games. The Junior High had an excellent overall with a record of 11-7, this was the second best record the team had in the last five years. This Junior High team had good height and well-balanced guards. Coach Harmon believes that these players have the capability to become an even better team in the years to come. (L to R), Front: J. Clines, J. Deerin. Back: J. Pomory, T. tapes, D. Gerber, S. Lynch, M. Deck, B. Freed, B. Smith, B. Ogurcak, M. Luchko, M. Zimmerman, Coach Harmon John Reynolds w Red Lion w North Eastern w Spring Grove w South Western w Central L Hanover w West York w York High L Dover L Donegal w Central L Susquehannock w Eastern L York Suburban W York Catholic L Red Lion L Kennard-Dale W Varsity Posts 11-7 Record While JV's Go Undefeated JV's Jr. High JV. Championship Team - 7th and 8th Grade. Row 1 Hyser, Z. Zimmerman, D. Swartz, B. Gerber, C. Daugherty. Row 2 (L-R): S. Keener, C. Pipkins, M. Neiman, C. Zimmerman, D. Reed, J. Schnctzka. Row 3 (L-R): S. Mowery, M. Stephenson, S. Smith, R. Quickel, S. Hose, S. Shuler, K. Miller. Record 13-0. 98 J.V. And Jr. High Basketball Dover L Lower Daulphin L Lancaster Catholic L Northeastern L Southwestern L Central L Hanover L West York L York W Vo-Tech L Susquehannock W Eastern W York Suburban L York Catholic L Red Lion W Kennard Dale W Vo-Tech W Susquehannock W Eastern w York Suburban w York Catholic L Red Lion L Kennard Dale W 24-25 16- 27 7-36 15-26 33-41 21-28 17- 65 22-28 33-27 17-22 37- 33 35-12 27-44 30- 58 45-35 23-20 31- 20 35-28 33-21 27-26 35-45 21-39 38- 22 JUNIOR VARSITY ) front (L to R)- A. Shuc, K. Stein, standing (L to R)- J. Fry, B. Barrett, K. Pitzer, H. Fry, K. Sholander, P. Snyder JUNIOR HICH - front (I toR)-M. Leber, D. Snyder, Coach White, S. Rudisill, S. Stambach, stjnding (L to R)- K. Stein, W. Bluett, S. Swuartz, K. Jones, D. Barnes, S. Creenplate, S. Joines, E. Adams Girls' Varsity Basketball VARSITY standing (L to R)- M. Slenker, C. Brannon, L. Runkle, S. Bupp, S. Obcrlander, M. Slenker. Kneeling- Coach Hcnru s e n i o r s We may not have had a winning season, but we sure had fun! , commented the senior members of the Girls' Varsity Basketball team. The lady Wildcats finished the season with a 3-20 record. Stacey Oberlander, Mindy Slenker, Linda Runkle, Missy Slenker, and Sherry Bupp made up the var- sity starting lineup, and they were coached by veteran mentor Coach Henry. The JV Wildcats ended their season with 10-13 record. Senior Sta- cey Oberlander stated, Even though we had a disappointing season, the closeness of the team helped to make for a very rewarding year. SENIORS (L to R)- L. Runkle, S. Oberlander, M. Slenker Dover Lower Daulphin Lancaster Catholic Northeastern Southwestern Central Hanover West York York Vo-Tech Susquehannock Eastern York Suburban York Catholic Red Lion Kennard Dale Vo-Tech Susquehannock Eastern York Suburban York Catholic Red Lion Kennard Dale w 35-34 L 25-35 L 30-62 L 34-40 L 15-36 L 25-53 L 19-93 L 39-58 L 20-73 W 48-19 L 37-49 L 22-36 L 35-53 L 28-59 L 23-77 I 28-43 W 54-39 L 38-45 L 34-40 L 49-24 L 40-34 L 72-22 L 43-24 100 ROY KOHLER Mark Noll Wins State Title MARK NOLL ERIC KRIMMEL SCOTT THOMPSON Senior Grapplers This year the Wildcat wrestlers finished the season with a record of 13-1. Dover gave the Wildcats their only loss during a battle of the undefeateds. Dover claimed the first place spot and Dallastown as- sumed second for the first time in 3 years. Up until the match with Dover, Dallas- town had compiled an unbelievable 72 consecutive wins! The team hadn't lost a match since they fell to Hanover in the 78-79 season. The team won their annual holiday tournament, which was held at State College, for the third year in a row and Mark Noll was named Oustanding Wrestler. The team also won the Lititz Lions Club Holiday Tournament for the second year in a row and Keith Folken- roth was named Outstanding Wrestler. The Wildcats have four wrestlers who are undefeated in league action. These wres- tlers are Mark Sweitzer, Mark Noll, Keith Folkenroth, and Chris Myers (whose only blemish on his record is a tie). In addition to being undefeated in league action, Noll and Folkenroth are also undefeated over- all. ■ MARK SWEITZER KEITH FOLKENROTH Folkenroth Finishes Fifth At State Match ANDY 80LL 101 Varsity Wrestling Row 1 (l-R). Chris Myers, Chris Baldwin, Ben Druck, Scot! Thompson, Diane Arnold, Mark Noll. Row 2(L-R)Mitk Sweiizer, Eric Krimmel, Andy Boll, Roy Kohler, Kevin Folkcnrolh, Keith Folkenroth, George McCormack The man behind the awesome Wildcat wres- tling team is head coach Bill Bence. He has coached for 19 years and during this time he has had 15 championship teams. What an unbeliev- able record! He's admired by his wrestlers and fellow coaches. How could anyone not admire a man who has had as much success with a wrestling team as Coach Bence? He's helped make Dallas- town a school which is highly respected for it's wrestling throughout the county and state. Susquehannock W Vo-Tech W Eastern W Red Lion W West York W Hanover W Central W York W York Suburban w Spring Grove w Northeastern w Dover L South Western w York Catholic w JV-Wrestling Champs - Jr. High JV's Go Undefeated The junior Varsity team fin- ished the season without a loss and gained the JV champion- ship. Again this year they were coached by Mr. Ed Adams. JV Team - Row 1(l-R):G. Carbaugh, C. Prindle, M. Riggins, M. Gwilt, R. Wil- son. Row 2 (L-R): G. Warner, J. Henry, C. Andtadt, R. Krouse, R. Roberts, R. Krout. Row 3 (L-R): J. Daugherty, T. Druck, C. Caley, R. McHenry, C. Disc, S. Wilson, J. Himes, S. Craley. Bringing back the Junior High Title to Dallastown was the goal of this year's squad and they did just that. A job well done to the wrestlers and their coach, Al Ownes. Junior High Team- Row 1 (L-R): K. Stein, S. Carbaugh, J. Gross, C. Beck, T. Sweitzor, S. Werner, D. Smith, D. Kline. Row 2 (L-R): J. Druck, M. Malosky, T. Wilson, K. Daugherty, T. Reese, T. Stine, M. Gudekunst, J. Druck, R. Allen. Row 3 (L-R): Managers- W. Yountz, A. Campbell, K. Dallmeyer. Team mem- bers- N. Hamberger, D. Fahs, P. Strine, J. Siegel, C. Dallmeyer. Junior High Recaptures Title 103 Wildcat Boys' And Boy's Swimming (L-R) Row 7;C. McClanc, D. Dietz, C. Dahowski, B. Fisher, R. Zacharda, K. Hosch. Row 2: A. Fink, D. Higgs, R. Hosch, S. Zacharda, S. Shearer, M. King. Row 3:K. Jay, K. Wasser, M. Underwood, S. Prindle, J. Ferguson, M. Shultz. Row 4: M. Sipe, R. Bcntzel, S. Brigham, E. Miller, T. Smeltzer, R. Caines. Girl's Swimming (L-R)Row 1:D. Dcerin, K. Lyon, L. Lawson, T. Beck, T. Levine, C. Denniston, L. Broadbent, K. Sims, S. Rumscy Row2:L. Codfrcy,C. Deerin, B. Roeder, R. Bommcr, T. Cunningham, J. Meyers, L. Hendershot, K. Withers, S. Fishel, C. Hendershot, L. Henry Row 3: L. Strausbaugh, S. Walters, S. Parks, L. Kulp, M. Kelkis, B. Bickel, M. Rohrbaugh, S. Butler, B. Denniston, D. Lackie, Fritz. The 1982-1983 Wildcat Swim Teams completed another impressive season. Once again, both teams dominated the majority of their opponents. The boys' team finished in second place, behind the traditionally strong York Subur- ban team, with a record of 10-2. The girls' also finished behind the Trojans, and sported a record of 9-3. Although both teams fell short of the league crown, each year they seem to improve. Perhaps in the near future, this aspect of Dallastown's talent will prevail-in the YCIAA. District and state level competition was remarkable for the Wildcats. Chris Dahowski and Beth Roeder qualified for state competition as a result of their fine perfor- mances. States were held March 4, 5 at the Pennsylvania State University in the Nittany Lion pool in State College Pa. Diving (L-R)Row 1:P. Munchel, T. Cemmill. Row 2: R. Schmidt, D. Sweigart, T. Gemmill, R. Kepler, K. Cunningham 104 Girls' Swimming 1982-83 TEAM RECORD 1982-1983 Boys Girls Governor Mifflin (Exh.) 47-80 67-60 York High 83-43 88-37 South Western 69-58 76-51 Hempfield (Exh.) 53-74 56-71 York Suburban 53-74 46-81 Red Lion 76-51 70-56 Dover 79-48 67-60 Spring Grove 90-37 84-43 York High 86-40 89-36 South Western 66-61 74-53 York Suburban 49-78 49-78 Red Lion 70-57 61-66 Dover 75-52 68-59 Spring Grove 90-37 84-43 LEAGUE RECORD (12W-2L) (9W-3L) Beth Roeder was a medal winner in the State competition. Sophomore Chris Da- howski also went to State competition. The 1983 Wildcat swimming and diving teams were very successful. The boys finished with a record of 10-2 and the girls had a re- cord of 9-3. Finishers in the top ten of District competi- tion were Beth Roeder, Chris Dahowski, Don- na Deerin, Bret Fisher, Dave Dietz, Scott Za- charda, Roberta Bommer, and the girl's frees- tyle relay. Much of the team's success is due to the coaching of Jeri Myers, Andy Stewart, Art Franks, and Linda Strausbaugh. •v. wm An enthusiastic Coach Stuart Dallastown's Advantage- Boys' Tennis (l-R) E. Swartz, T. Lcight, A. Bacha, B. Bicke, W. Smith, M. King, E. Mcntzer, K. Hosch, B. Whitmore, B. Myers, E. Brody, O. Merrill, (Standing) Coach Pokopec, Missing from picture-D. Freed The 1981-1982 Boy's Tennis Team had a re- markable season full of victories. Under the training of Coach Pokopec, the team had an undefeated 10-0 record, making them the YCLAA champs. Number one seed, Oliver Merrill was named most valuable player. Hanover Won Spring Grove Won Central Won York Suburban Won York High Won South Western Won Northeastern Won Dover Won West York Won Red Lion Won Team Scores 10-0 Season Varsity Track Takes The Lead H u r d I e r s (L to R) D. Bell, T. Barnett, C. Smith, A. Orwig, L. Tateosian, I. McMencmy, J. Green, T. Ramble, C. Sweiger, L. Eppley, L. Sanders, K. Fuhrman, R. Davis The 1982 Boys' Track Team, even though sporting a 3-4 record, had some outstanding performances dur- ing the course of the year. Two school records were established. The first by senior Steve Fitz who ran the 1600M in 4:30.3. Then came junior Ty Barnett who established a new 300M Hurdle record of 38.9 seconds and reached the state finals for that event. The 1982 Girls' Track Team had a five year loosing streak, but this year they came out ahead. During the course of the year there were 6 new school records set and two county champions crowned. These were Tina Kotek in the long jump, and Sue Godfrey in the high jump. The outlook for track in Dallastown's future is good. With youth and experience on our side, the next few years at Dallastown should be very productive.___ Row 7(L Io R)S. Ditlcnhafer, M. Dentler. tfoivZMiss Smyth, B. Zimmerman, S. Mowry, M. Innerst, S. Bupp, D. Shuler. Shot And Disc D i s t a n c e (1 to R) D. Myeri, K. Gladfclter, D. Derrin, C. Dcrrin, E. McMenamy, S. Kotek, Coach Knoll, S. Fitz, D. Schlitte, J. Waldrup, C. Daugherty, B. Burke, T. Schlitte, T. Beck. 107 Track '82 Track '82 Long Jumpers Row 1 (L to R) S. Godfrey, Row 2(L to R) R. Schmidt, P. Tickle, B. McCarty High Jumpers Boys Girls Dover Lost Won York High Lost Won Red Lion Lost Lost Spring Grove Lost Won Suburban Won Won Central Won Won West York Won Won Lane. Catholic Lost Won Eastern Won Won Row 7(1 to R) B. Shive, L. Pawloski, T. Kolck, T. Garrett, M. Shive Row 2(L to R) M. Henry, D. Petterson, Coach Oswald, B. Traynham, P. Besscr Row 7(L to R) P. Hess, C. Bowman, J. Zero, J. Zero, B. Schaeffler, W. Anderson Row 2(L to R) T. Kellogg, E. Milstead, M. Krout, R. Carter, Coach Zimmerman, T. Feree, R. Spyker, S. Pitzer Track '82 Track '82 Pole Vaulters Managers Row 1 (L to R) J. Estep, C. Woerner, J. Keeling, T. Roberts Row 2-B. Bishop, S. Traynham, L. Waltersdorf, L. Hopkins, J. Stein. J u n i o r H i g h T r a c Row 1 (L to R) B. Loess, A. Hershey, S. Willoughby, B. Shriver, P. Sipe, J. Kirk, J. Folk, C. Doneger, 0. Miller, S. Warner, S. k Cunningham, M. Bohnert, S. McFrecley, K. Pitzer, S. Butler. Row 2 A. Stump, C. Bortner, C. Warner, C. Berk, C. Anstadt, M. Duncan, E. Doll, R. Spyker,). Enger, S. Newcomer, A. Smith Row 3 J. Jacobs, E. Dobbs, S. Zacarda, A. Cuba, J. Woodyard, J. Wells, K. March, C. Diehl,). Reinhardt, T. Bankert, H. Fry, B. Markey, M. Schnetzka, T. Gemmill Row 4 T. Blymirc, H. Myers, B. Shuler, K. Snyder, M. Mihm, B. Myers, T. Taylor, M. Gccsey, C. Veen, M. Zimmerman, B. Shultz, P. Mace, T. Livingston Row 5 L. Kline, M. Drayer, T. Anderson, B. Freed, S. Hollaway, K. Peterson, S. Foust, B. Kemper, C. Bricker, C. Hoskins, R. Shriver, J. Raffensberger, B. States Row 6 S. Chu, M. Lever, A. Thompson, C. Falzone, G. McCormack, E. Kozlowski, W. Yontz, S. Joins, M. Miller, M. Major, W. Sheffer, D. Yeager, M. Wirschal 1982 Boys' and Girls' Track Team 109 Girls' Volleyball Team Varsity (L to R) - S. Oberlander, K. Myers, S. Altland, P. Emenheiser, M. Kuhn, S. Aughcnbaugh, S. Sweeney, T. Druck, D. Arnold, M. Fink, T. Keeney, V. Stake, S. Hartman, B. Munchel. West York Spring Grove Northeastern Eastern Red Lion Southwestern York Suburban Kennard Dale Central Dover York High Hanover Vo-Tech Varsity JV Loss Forfeit Loss Loss Loss Win Loss Win Loss Loss Win Win Win Win Win Loss Loss Loss Win Loss Win Win Loss Loss Loss Win Although we didn't have a winning season, we always played our hardest until the end of the game. Junior Varsity (L to R) - Row 1 - M. Thompson, K. Godfrey, N. Stiles, K. Ludwig, Row 2 - J. Fitz, K. Emenheiser, B. Gallagher, J. Zarfoss, J. Frey. Coaches (I to R) - JV Coach Miss Miller, Varsity Coach Miss Brant. Boys' Baseball Teams The 1982 Wildcat baseball team had a record of four wins and ten losses. The inability of our pitching staff to hold the opponent from scoring runs and our erratic play defensively was the reason for the ten losses. Offensively we were outstanding. We had a team batting average of .296. We were led offensively by senior Tom Sprow who hit three homeruns, drove in sixteen runs and had a batting average of .466. Tom was voted MVP by his fellow players. Coach Dick Schoff Varsity (L-R) Row 1- M. Schildt, L. Sullivan, T. Sprow, K. Marquet, M. Daniels, E. Williams. Row 2- B. Greenplate, R. Erhart, B. Borchelt, S. Snyder, C. Hoffmaster, K. Collison, D. Strayer, C. Noll, J. Keeney, R. Leitzel, J. Boeckel. Junior Varsity York Suburban 4-3 Loss D a 1 York Catholic 5-2 Loss I Susquehannock 11-4 Loss 1 Red Lion 7-4 Loss Kennard Dale 18-17 Loss d York Vo-Tech 6-2 Win s Eastern 5-4 Loss Susquehannock 15-10 Loss t York Suburban 10-7 Win o York Catholic 12-1 Loss Red Lion 12-6 Win w Kennard Dale 13-2 Win York Vo-Tech 14-3 Loss n Eastern 11-2 Loss S 1 Managers u g g e r s (L-R) Row 1- D. Galliger, F. Schmuck, D. Miller, D. Pendergast, G. Fix, S. (L-R) B. Green, K. Golden, M. Allison, Hoffman. Row 2- M. Jaslow, S. Snyder, T. Markle, J. Krout, T. Speary, C. P. Hess, A. Fetner Roberts. Row 3- S. McCullough, T. Gohn, C. Knaub, D. Thoman, J. Moore, T. Mitzel, J. Wallace. in Outstanding Offense A winning smile! Have you heard the latest? Candid Camera It must be a computer chip in my eye Bored to death! Junior Play- The Pigman CAST or CHARACTERS TlMIi: Pl.ACI; John Conlan Lorraini; Jl:NSI:N Di-nnis Kokin Norton Ki.lly fljjJLtL Mrs. Ji-nsen Tl A fJlkXA Mrs. Conlan 'fa rvuj StreeMA. Mr. Picnati f First Policfman fylCMjA SlICONI) POLICF.MAN (LVK. 5 TO 6 Bovs £AQaJUA VdJljA 5 to 6 Girls ShjJtLb Hic present. During the school year A residential neighborhood in one of (or any of) America’s large cities On March 17 and 19, the Class of '84 presented Andrew Leslie's adaptation of The Pigman, by Paul Zindel. This book has long been a major piece of teenage fiction, and so it was appropriate for the junior class to present this comic drama. Under the direction of Mr. Michael Baldwin, the faculty coordination of Mr. Owen Paden and Mrs. Lynne Shive, and the student direction of Tina Kotek and Darryl Hummel, the play sported a talented cast. The action centered around two high school students, Lorraine and John, played by Amy Ruth and Mike Henry, who were looking for something besides school to occupy their time. In their random selection of crank phone calls, they met a retired widower, played by Matt Wynn, who happened to collect small statues of pigs. The students' repeated contacts with him were at first prompted by their intention to get money from him for a fake charity, but they were eventually drawn into his life. The fast-moving action led into a growing sense of compassion and a coming of age for John and Lorraine, which was all reflected by the poignant ending. EXTRA- CURRICULARS 116 National Honor Society 1983 Officers (l-R) M. DeRose, treasurer; T. Cable, secretary; L. Pawloski, vice president; B. Gemmill, president. Row 1 (L to R) L. Pawloski, K. Gladfelter, T. Gable, Row 2: 8. Bruaw, M. DeRose, K. Naylor, B. Gemmill, D. Deerin, P. Tickle, Row 3: S. Godfrey, D. Nelson, A. Yee, B. Fisher, B. Borchelt, S. Shearer, P. Besscr, A. Stambaugh. Being president of National Honor Society has really been a plus during my senior year. Tutoring other students gives me a sense of achievement when I see the results, and it also gives me a chance to get to know more underclassmen. I think it's great that Dallastown has an organization that focuses on academic achieve- ment and scholastic involvement. Beth Gemmill president The members of this year's Honor Society were inducted in the spring of last year. They were chosen on the basis of their leadership, character, service, and scholastic ability. It is the duty of each member to give up study hall time in order to tutor a fellow stu- dents in a subject in which he needs help. Advisor 117 Miss Tuscano s t e n t We Accept Looking back on the activities held during the year, I've tried to determine the main factor which made each event a successful event. Besides having hard working officers who care about making Dallastown the best it can be, there is a larger group of people who contribute to the ultimate goal of council. That goal is involvement, and the people who made it happen are the stu- dents. This is the best group of stu- dents I've seen at Dallastown and as President of the Student Council, I'd like to thank you for a job well done. -Donna Deerin president Student Council Representatives: (clockwise) R. Horner, M. Elicker, N. Morton, C. Mazzarala, P. Williamson, C. Denniston, B. Denniston, M. Snyder, J. Fry, M. Miller, T. Kotek, B. Garin, T. Weber, B. Schaffler, R. Bommer, S. Ernst, C. Brannan, H. Fry, J. Deerin, D. Deerin, B. Gemmill, M. Childress, M. Slenkcr, A. Troutman, C. Hendershot, J. Houck, N. Green, S. Stambach, S. Butler, A. Stine, M. Sipe. Our Student Council has been developing many programs and projects which make the stu- dent government a very important facet of our total school. This brings added responsibility to the members of council and provides them with a wide variety of experiences from which to learn. The challenge for Dallastown's student leaders is to reach out to involve the uninvolved and there- by make our school a better place for everyone. -George W.W. Jones, Jr. principal 118 Faculty Advisors (left to right) J. Filizzi, R. Sabey The Challenge This year the student council is involving as many people as possible in its activities. The stu- dent body has proved to be very willing to partici- pate and I am sure they will make this year one of the best Dallastown has experience in a long time. -John Wilke treasurer I believe this year's council is much more en- thusiastic; this is due to the determination of the officers to produce a better council. Hopefully, next year's council will be just as ambitious. -Sue Anderson secretary With the outstanding members we have this year, council has really surpassed its goals of school pride and new activities. I have always felt that student council should be an important orga- nization in the school, and with this year's repre- sentatives, we have made student council even more of an asset to the school and community. -Roberta Bommer vice-president Student Council Senate: (L to R) row 1: F. Schmuck,). Dorc, R. Bommer, S. Creenplate, G. Tickle, L. Grove, S. Zacharda, E. Brody, B, Garin, row 2: S. Anderson, M. Battison, D. Deerin, N. Morton, M. Miller, B. Bickel, T. Kotck, K. Koh- ler, J. Wilke, M. McDaniel, P. Besser, P. Tickle, M. Elicker. I thought we (the student council) succeeded in involving more students in the activities planned by council. This year's council members were enthusiastic, and their hard work paid off in the success of the school's dances and other ac- tivities. Student Council Sponsored Activities 82-83: October-1982 Homecoming Dance November- Spirit Week Turkey Calling Contest December- Golden Agers Christmas Dinner January- Talent Show February- Carnation Day Hearts Dance March- Battle of the Bands April- Sadie Hawkins Dance Student Council Officers; (L to r) R. Bommer, vice- presi- dent; S. Anderson, secretary; D. Deerin, president; T. Ko- tck, attendance officer; J. Wilke, treasurer. Beacon Rowlll to RhT. Keeney, C. Voglcr, C. Baublilz, D. Urichek, G. Mazzarclla, S. Butler, T. Flenniken Row 2(L to R) K. Soltes, H. Faust, L. Holton, H. Fry, T. Taylor, B. Snyder, S. Kratzer, M. Turney, J. Robison Row ML to R) B. Lone, B. Boyer, D. Godfrey, L. Pa wloski, T. Kotek, L. Lawson, S. Kulp, R. Bommer, R. Lone This year for the first time, the Beacon was conducted as an extra- curricular activity. Miss Pacholak is in her first year as advisor for the paper. The literary staff is larger this year with thirty-nine members. Also, for the first time, the Beacon has a business staff. Making the Beacon an extra-curricular activity this year created a lot of problems for the advisor. Miss Pacholak, and the students on the staff, but because everyone worked hard, this year's Beacon was a success. Many new things were attempted this year including a six-page anniversary issue, Valentine's Day messages, and a special section in the paper for student writing called Creative Expressions. Working on the Beacon this year was hard work, but a lot of fun. Tina Kotek Co-editor Business Staff Photographers And Artists Kneeling: K. Cunningham Row 1(L to R:)D. Sindlinger, H. Ness, C. Grove, J. Jarrell, L. Grove Row 2(L to R:) K. Kohler, R. Whitmore, W. Jacobs Standing: M. King Sitting Row 1 (L to R:) B. Green, S. Oberlander Row 2(1 to R) E. McMennamy, P. Ahrens Forensics Speech Row 1 (l-r)A. Campbell, J. Elder, T. Streeter, Mr. Phillips, B. Elder, M. Battison (Row)-2 P. Bushong, T. Klouser, J. Ben- harbent, J.iMiller, P. Krout, A. Zarfoss, S. Dinecn The speech and debate team enjoyed one more of their many productive seasons this year. Coach Phillips feels confident that his team will send some participants to districts and statewide competition once more. Districts and states seem almost inevitable with team members such as Maria Lorelli, Nancy Striebig, Pete Henty, Dave Nelson, Tom Pavel, Tammy Streeter, Andy Campell, Eric Kozlowski, and Teresa Tate. Debate Row 1(L-R)-t. Ko lowski, D. Nelson, T. Pavel, Mr. Phillips, M. Battison, A. Campbell, R. Shroeder (Row 2) . Benhar- bent, S. Snyder, C. Daugherty, N. Striebig, T. Tate, D. Young, T. Streeter, M. Lorelli, 121 Three Cheers For Dallastown | Varsity | Varsity Cheerleaders - (L to R) Row 1 - V. Diehl, T. Gable, Row 2 - D. Wisner, F. Russo, F. Fitz, C. Dcerin, B. Zager, D. Spies, S. Bixby, M. DeRose, Mascot- | Seniors | | Advisors | Senior Cheerleaders - (L to R) Row 1 - D. Spies, F. Russo, M. DeRose, Row 2 - T. Gable, V. Diehl, D. Wisner Advisors - (I to R) Miss Arnold, Mrs. Cralcy Junior Varsity To learn new cheers, chants, and mounts, the cheerleaders attended the Pine Forest Cheerleading Camp. All squads returned home with a spirit stick and ribbons, including superior, excellent, and super squad. The Varsity cheerleaders own the coveted National Cheerleaders Association Award of Excellence for their friendliness, uni- ty, precision, cooperation, and sports- manship. The week before school started, the cheerleaders attended a crash work- shop. Painting windows, decorating the lobby, and serving refreshments to the football players, were some of their many activities. The cheerleaders par- ticipated in several parades and orga- nized the Homecoming bonfire. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - (I to R) ROW 1 - S. Ernst, ROW 2 - L. Crove, P. Hartzcl, J. Dietz, T. Snyder, ROW 3 - M. Miller, N. Liester, P. Williamson, K. Plowman Missing from the picture - M. Waltemyer |Jr. High Basketball] |Jr. High Wrestling] Jr. High Cheerleaders - (L to R) ROW 1 - C. Morrison, C. Roseman, J. Houck, ROW 2 - A. Reider, M. Grim, ROW 3 - E. Dineen, C. Hendershot, A. Bubb, G. Tickle, ROW 4 - A. Dietz Jr. High Cheerleaders - (L to R) ROW 1 - T. Brenneman, ROW 1 - A. Troutman, C. Bankart, E. Craley, J. Barnhart, B. Fitz, T. Gross, ROW 3 - P. Striebig, N. Green, ROW 4 - D. Douglas 123 124 125 ENTERTAINMENT 128 Row 1 (l-R): M. Robinson, C. Lciphart, B. Rutherford, S. Hoffman, J. Henry, S. Shuster, M. Falkentinc, O. Hill, E. Hes- son, M. McDaniel, A. Yee, Row 2: A. Paules, A. Zarfos, T. Anderson, D. Swaggart, A. Wolf, D. Hopper, Row 3: A. Stump, B. Rhodes, E. Mentzer, M. Elickcr, 6. Leader, B. Krout, A. Wallace, E. Doll, P. Zarfos. Row 4: M. Krout, E. Bickleman, R. Zarfos, M. Mitch, S. Mar- key. Stagehand A The Blue Silk and Satin, Dallastown Area High School's stagehand, has enjoyed many years of public and private performances along the eastern seaboard of the United States. Its reputation has been built on a professional musical quality and an excellent cooperation with the organization for which it is performing. Under the superb direction of Ronald Hill, the jazz band teaches students the Big Band swing sound of the 30's and 40's. Also, the modern jazz sounds of Maynard Ferguson, Check Mangione, and Stan Kenton are discovered. Student opinions of Mr. Hill include statements such as demanding, perfectionist, talented and involved. The art of improvisation, which is the very heart of jazz, develops within many of the performers. The stagehand looks forward to many more years of sharing their art with eager audiences, as they did so beautifully this year. n d S a t i n Professional Musical Quality 129 Music Marches On Being a drum major is a lot of fun, but it is also a lot of work. The many tedious and long hours of work paid off on the football field. We worked as a team and we survived as a team. Through the season we displayed our own unique style and we set a precedent never before seen at Dal- lastown. It has been an enjoyable and rewarding season and we're looking forward to upcoming events. We would like to thank ev- eryone, especially the seniors, for their support and cooperation. They have made the job of drum major an experience we'll never forget. -Ed Julie Drum Majors Ed Hesson and Julie Beeler 130 One Big Happy Family Bandfront American Line 1(L io R) B. Bishop M. Claycomb, J. McClung, D. Dehoff, J. McClung, M. Smith Rifles Row 1 (L to R) - B. Cross, K. Brown, R. Warner, T. Mount Row 2 (L to R) - S. Strayer, S. Cooksey, J. Eckard, L. Weyant, P. Page, M. Claycomb A Step In Front Of The Rest Flags (L to R) K. Grove, H. Weber, M. Arwine, T. Farmer, L. Vanasdale, S. Schiding, J. Keeling, D. Myers, L. Conway, L. Shroyer, M. Rine- man, D. Miller, L. McGurk, M. Foust Pyramid - Row 1 (I to R) M. Slenker, K. Hake, S. Beaverson Row 2 (L to R) K. Orwig, M. Fink Row 3 K. Meashey Majorettes Row 1 (L to R) - K. Forry, L. Fry, M. Smith, T. Snelbaker, B. Bishop, M. Terney, C. Boyer Row 2 (L to R) D. Scnft, L. Fantom, B. Lone, L. Holton, S. Oberlander, T. Neuman, K. Whitsel The Backbone Row 1 (L to R) - D. Hill, V. Klinger Row 2 (L to R) S. Neff, K. Curran, P. Good, M. lorclli Row 3 (L to R) - A. Zarfos, J. Lane, P. Tipping, D. Becker, C. Emenhcsier, M. Robinson, S. Craley, P. Zarfos, E. Bickleman, T. Anderson, C. Leiphart, R. Fuller, M. Bean, C. Myers, J. Schaefer. Woodwinds Flutes Clarinets (I to R) R. Schuler, S. Shuster, J. Kirk Row 1 (L to R) - B. Roedcr, S. Rumsey, T. Tate, A. Loeman Row 2 (I to R) - M. Kelkis, P. Krout, D. Feree, J. Waltersdorff, M. Larkin, H. Myers, M. Conner, S. Paules Row 3 (L to R) - B. Bickel, S. Stam- bach, M. Geesey, J. Seitz, J. Ebcrly, J. Zarfoss, P. Carter, T. Roberts, S. Little Row 4 (L to R) - A. Grove, L. Fitz, S. Overmiller, C. Frey, J. Willmen, S. Davis, D. Amick. Saxes Row 1 (L to R) • T. Kleiser, K. Pitzcr, J. Dore, K. Miller, D. Hummel Row 2 (L to R) - J. Matlach, N. Striebig, S. Rumsey, A. Smith, B. Shuler, S. Walter Row 3 (L to R) - J. Benhasbit, ). Torbert, E. McClain, M, Brenneman, A. Kicfel, M. Waltemeyer, D. Uri- check Row 1 (I to R) - A. Bubb, J. Gingerich, R. Spyker, T. Sellers, A. Smith, H. Len- hart Row 2 (L to R) - M. Benjamin, R. Saylor, C. Andrews, A. Paules, A. Stump, P. Bushong Row 3 (L to R) - H. Torbert, B. Rhodes, E. Mentzer, R. Zar- foss, E. Kozlawski, S. Snyder, D. Swei- gert 132 Brass Trumpets Baritones (L to R) D. Hoffman, T. Rosier, E. Miller, A. Wallace, C. Towson, L. Witmer, B. Searle, J. Cohen, S. Markoy, J. Lewis, J. Smith, B. Krout, J. Henry, E. Doll, B. Rutherford, A. Yee, M. McDaniel Tubas heNenberge nyder ) ader Vo!f (L to R) M. Sipe, J. Frey Trombones I(L to R) M. Falkenstinc, S. Hoffman, M. Mitch, M. Krout When I began high school, I had no idea what I wanted to do when I graduated. I had always enjoyed music, but I had never thought about it as a career. Gradually I found myself getting more and more involved in music. Finally I realized that I wanted to major in it. Band proved to play the most important role in my choosing what I wanted to do the rest of my life, and I'll never forget that. - Mark Falkenstine row 1 (I to r): D. Ellis, B. Kuelskc, P. Good, B. Elder row 2: D. Runk, A. Smith, K. Miller, ). Kemper, D. Winters, S. Little. Orchestra Director Ronald Hill row 7:1. Owen, D. lackie. row 2: E. Swartz, A. Kiefel, M. Faust, C. Yohn, S. Brown. The Orchestra is made up of 31 students from grades 9 to 12. The members not shown above include S. Stambach, A. Zarfoss, T. Anderson, E. Mentzer, T. Tate, E. McClain, M. Brenneman, A. Smith, L. Fitz, R. Zarfoss, A. Bubb, D. Bubb, P. Bushong, M. Mitch, S. Hoffman, D. Hopper, D. Bubb, M. McDaniel, F. Shmuck, S. Mackey, E. Bickelman, P. Carter, S. Shuster and J. Dore. Concert Choir row 1:(ltor)S. Godfrey, K. Naylor, P. Bosley, J. Ebcrly, B. Elder, D. Rontifis, B. Kuelske, K. Miller, L. Sanders, S. Little, L. Lawson, A. Seitz, S. Kreager, K. Sims, S. Kulp, L. McGurk, H. Faust, A. Strayer. row 2: S. Rumsey, A. Smith, S. Rumsey, D. Winters, A. Ruth, M. Kclkis, S. Ousherman, R. Wilson, J. Cohen, M. RigginsfJ. Robinson, A. Spahr, J. Miller, H. Freireich, T. Brenneman, M. Rabenstine, J. Smith, row 3:C. Himes, P. Bushong, ). Zarfoss, D. Ellis, H. Ness, P. Krout, D. Douglass, L. Henry, K. Roberts, N. Bernard, E. Zink, D. Shriver, R. Fuller, C. Kaltenborn, K. Wilson, B. Gemmill, S. Walter, J. Kleiscr, A. Grim, L. Shaffer, row 4: T. Mount, B. Gross, M. Haas, P. Adams, H. Lenhart, L. Wyant, A. Fahs, K. Grove, K. Bushong, C. Andstadt, M. Pennewill, A. Owen, K. Noll, A. Wolff, T. Girvin, D. Dehoff, M. Connor, A. Lohman, D. Lackie, P. Good, M. Dentler. row 5: S. Kratzer, D. Runk, G. Diehl, D. Myers, A. Troutman, M. Wirschal, K. Andrews, T. Smith, B. Pfaltzgraff, M. Ralkenstinc, J. Myers, B. Zimmerman, R. Zarfoss, M. Henry, B. Boyer, J. Kemper, K. Ludwig, S. Greenplate, C. Lyons, S. Stambach, L. Grove, A. Paules. Being in Concert Choir for four years had been a most reward- ing experience. The many concerts, trips to Bloomsburg, and opportunities for district, regional and state conferences have also been rewarding. I would defintely recommend this elective for anyone who enjoys music. - Mark R. Falkenstine Besides the annual Pops, Christmas and Spring concerts, the Concert Choir hosted the 1983 District Chorus Festival. 217 stu- dents from 69 different schools in Distrct 7 were hosted by Dallas- town. Mr. Edward Polochick from the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Maryland conducted the festival. Director Jerry Yoder 1983 M A S H M A S H, the 1983 senior class play, became a stupendous, un- presidented theatrical event. Un- der the direction of Miss B.A. Rei- chard, members from the class put together a record - setting display, grossing more class in- come than any previous senior play on record. One cast member stated, The entire case cooperat- ed and coordinated extremely well, and we had a terrific time. Miss B.A. Reichard (L - R) Row 7:E. Hesson, D. Hill, K. Soltes, M. Falkenstine, M, King Row 2:Mr. Corales, L. Palowski, M. Baitison, E. Derry, B. Whitmore, P. Seville, L. Fourhman, B. Cemill, B.A. Reichard, Row 3: K. Kohler, S. Overmiller, D. Deetin, K. Geesey, S. Milsted S. Moser, J. Harding Row 4: P. Ahrens, D. Nelson, R. Horner, M. McDaniel, J. Wilke, K. Naylor, P. Besser Row S: S. Shearer, B. Borchelt, S. Myers, B. Fisher, D. Strausbaugh (L - R) Row 1: M. Tasaki, T. Snelbaker, V. Klinger, A. Stambaugh, K. Geesey, A. Underwood Row 2:B. Bickel, L. Ziegler, D. Runk, W. Jacobs, A. Vance, T. Smith Row J;R. Beavcrson, A. Fink.C. McMullen, M. Slenker, K. Springmen, K. Godfrey Row 4: A. McGinnis, G. Jaslow, S. Oberlander, R. Zacharda, C. Kitchen, D. Daugherty, J. Fry Row 5: A. Hartman, K. Knoll, K. Orwig, A. Fetner, D. Sidlinger, K. Hake, Row 6: G. Shipman, D. Rouse, K. Baker, K. Schodd, C. Feree, R. Markcy Row 7: B.A. Reichard, K. Kolier M A S H Candids Seniors Stage Success 13« Would you believe I was getting my cat down from a tree? 139 142 Varsity Club The Varsity Club repre- sents athletes and managers in our school. The club members take on different projects throughout the year, such as the can drive to help the needy. In past years they have made the plaques you see hanging in the gym- nasium, and this year the club is working on a new tro- phy case for the back lobby. Officers Row 1, L to R:D. Shuler, G. Grove, R. Morrison, B. Greenplate, S. Lciphart, A. Fink, B. Green, R. Ehrhart, D. Deerin, B. Gemmill, (Advisor) Mr. Pitzer Row 2, L to R: C. Prindle, B. Borchelt, M. Noll,C. Daugherty, F. Schmuck.S. Pitzer, G. Fix, T. Tome, J. Keeney Row3,L toR:R. Bommer, S. Anderson, S. Godfrey, R. Zacharta, B. Fisher, S. Shearer, D. Dietz, S. McCullough, C. Deerin, S. Butler, C. Dahowski Row 4, L to R: K. Muller, E. Schwartz, C. Noll, S. Obcrlander, R. Davis, S. Snyder, J. Willman, S. Davis, K. Seitz, E. McMenamy Row 5, L to R: C. Hivner, K, Fuhrman, M. Barnhart, R. Schmidt, T. Ramble, S. Owen, J. Frey, T. Beck, D. Shrivcr Row 6, L to R: K. Long, D. Eigenrauch, D. McCullough, S. Bupp, J. Diehl, M. Slenker, N. Stiles, K. Godfrey, A. Ruth, S, Zacharta Row7, L to R:B. Ream, B. Tress, D. Lyons, E. Doll, B. Munchel, P. Hamburg, B. Shaffler, B. Thompson, T. Beck Row8,L toR:S. Prindle, L. Hcndershot, B. Roeder, K. Withers, M. Strine, R. Spykor, R. Roberts, J. Waldrup Row 9, L to R:M. Ellicker, M. Snyder, G. Dcnniston, K. Doyle, D. Petersen, B. Zimmerman, J. Gross, K. Ludwig, B. Gaurin, M. Flickinger, T. Kotek Row 10, L to R: T. Smith, J. Starz, D. Troutman, S. Wilson, C. Russo, S. Thompson, T. Pavell, K. Hosch, D. McClane Advisor L to R: S. Pitzer, S. Shearer, T. Kotek Advisor: Mr. Pitzer American Field Service AFS members: (l-R) row 1: (silling) K. Hertzler, S. Kreager, A. Orwig, D. Jones, B. Barrel!, K.Ness, J. Deitz, M. Tazaki, P. Hamberg, S. Godfrey, A. Henry, row2:(kneeling)D. Shriver, S. Kulp, L. Flemming, K. Geesey, K. Fisher, S. Rumscy, K. Sielz, B. Roeder, D. Sindlingcr, R. Bommer, C. Ferree, L. Holton, W. Jacobs, W. Jones, row 3: (standing) T. Husson, T. Beck, C. Grove, T. Taylor, T. Holman, L. Malosky, L. Upchurch, S. Davis, B. Slack, M. Zerbc, C. Teeves, T. Ferree, R. Horner, J. Keeling, K. Kohler, J. Wilman, K. Hosch, L. Bortner, L. Hendershol. The Dallastown Chapter of the American Field Service is primarily in charge of provid- ing host families for the foreign exchange students that come to Dallastown through AFS. This club also helps to pay for these students with the money made by AFS spon- sored activities such as bake sales and Slave Day. The 1982-83 AFS sponsored foreign ex- change students are Petra Hamberg of the Netherlands and Makiko Tazaki from Japan. AFS Officer� : (L io R) J. Filizzi, advisor; C. Ferrec, president; R Bom- mer, secretary; J. Keeling. Vice-president. Carol Foreign Exchange Students Makiko Carol Co Philippine Islands Rotary Exchange Petra Makiko Tazaki Japan American Field Service Petra Hamberg the Netherlands American Field Service 14S Kicki Lindl Sweden American Intercultural Exchange A smile is the same the world overl Clubs Contribute To School Library Club Each school year students volunteer their free time to serve as library aides. They perform all the tasks common to libraries-attending the circulation desk, covering books, filing pam- phlets and magazines, and assisting their fellow students. In this process, they become very ef- ficient library users as well as able volunteers in their service to the school. (l-R) M. Koons, S. Evans, A. Bur':holdcr, C. Fisher, T. Evans T. Streeter, K. Kohler, S. Wise, V. Young. Photography Club The Photography Club contributes to many inner- school and extracurricular activities. Consisting of four individuals-Bill Hach, Ken Hosch, Eric Mentzer, and Matt Wise- the club does requestions for teachers, coaches. The Beacon and The Spectator. Under the leadership of Mr. C. Landis, the photographers develop and print their own work. They try to improve their skills and techniques in black and white or color photography. The Photography Club (L-R) E. Mentzer, M. Wise, Mr. Landis, K. Hosch, B. Hach. Art Club The Art Club is a group of talented students who use their time and effort to work on ar- tistic projects for the school. They work on posters, pro- grams, scenery and many other projects. Under the advisorship of Mrs. J. Gottwalt, they per- form a lot of work for little re- cognition from the student body. Row 7(L-R) D. Brigham, C. Geesey, G. Jaslow, C. Morbelli, T. Snyder, G. Gallitan, P. Looker, K. Wilcox, S. Dineen, D. Minnichino. Row 2 (l-R) B. Bickel, B. Gaurin, J. Ferguson, S. Wil- son, J. Elder, S. Herrlein, S. Weaver, L. Con- way, B. Shrcffler. 146 Media Services (R1 L-R) K. Schod, A. Fink, K. Kohler, D. Emerheiser, K. Bakker (R2 L-R) R. Beaverson, C. Wolf, Mr. Col- lier, H. Gormley, M. Faircloth, D. Rouse (R3 L-R) D. Ellis, P. Ahrens, B. Benforado, J. Phipps AV club, actually called Audio Visual Media Ser- vices, exists as an organization to serve the school, mainly by delivering AV equipment to rooms, as- sisting with operation of the equipment when necessary, and to assist with assemblies and stage during the school day. After hours, they lend technical assistance to football, basketball, class plays, musicals, and many other activities. Any stu- dent interested in the school service is allowed to participate. Stage Crew (L-R) Mr. Collier, J. Phipps, K. Bakker, A. Fink, R. Beaverson T V c r e w AV Works To Serve The School 147 (L-R) K. Schod, D. Emenheiser, Mr. Collier X ADVERTISEMENTS Cafeteria Staff Row 1 (l-R) P Gladfelter. J May. M Bailey. G. Burnt. C. Flinchbaugh. C. Ferree. D. Scott. M Kanuck. L Kinard Row 2(l-R) A Boyer. A Wmemiller. G. Rehmyer. S Schilling. C. Getty . J. Ebertol. R Forry. 0 Myers. P Run- kle. J. Flinchbaugh. Row 3 (L-R) 0. Barley. J. Henry. J. Selby. 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