Daniel Boone Area High School - Orion Yearbook (Birdsboro, PA)
- Class of 1985
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Captarn Orron A Mythical Character Appears At Daniel Boone +...,...,M V ssl af ' W 7,5 ine. df I - 'I fix N 1 ,fx f' ,retf -,, 4 S - qw f' , ,i w lv ' i em' ' 'S Q. bivi+QRT-.'1- fygaesjfziw' .4 r : l'535' 521 1 'lifiifif ,r i ESQ, E12 Graduation: i --,.....,14. dv Q az..-1 EM Seniors Prepare To Lift Off f ii' , Seniors Get Back To Nature A Friendly Gathering At Hopewell Village --F' ' '5. far: I' ...in Hopewell Village ranks among one of our nation's beautiful Historic Sites. Rustic, wooden cottages and worn, dirt paths re- mind visitors ofthe progress our nation has achieved in the past century. Admiring the pride and determination displayed by county ancestors, the 1985 Senior Class of Daniel Boone chose this local landmark to meet with friends for group pictures. 43 fr gawk A7Qi-'XR' F A C U L T Y a gl Za s E S 1 3 iv if .W , -i -inf 'mm nf' 'FM W!! ' 1 ff 'Quo-wwfff-' 'Wim A bk , , ,,. I -V gl' Wwtbffff School Directors: tStanding: L to Rb, Dr. Joseph Mainello, John C. Bradley, Jr. tSoIicitorJ, Clarence Albitz CV. Presb, Robert Myers, F. Sam Jabara, Robert Wendel tPres,J. Seated left to right, Karen Cosbey, H. Patricia Stull, Carole Gentile tTreas.J, Patricia D. Rinino tSec.b, Barbara Smith. ir at . . .J Dr. Lewis C. Cuthbert, Curriculum Director ' Dr. Joseph Mainello, Superintendent Keith Lebo, Assistant Principal Esther M. Weaver, Business Manager Mrs. Long checks over district finances with Miss Weaver. Clerical Concepts Miss Maccarone and Mrs. Levengood take time out from a hectic schedule. ,O . Q fd B A 1 5 5 ,,.s,, These ladies work together to keep things running smoothly. SECRETARIES: Are people with special skills Who tile away the district's bills. They type letter perfect papers And are always in on little capers. They sit before their 52 key typewriters Tapping and hitting like real prize lighters. They really mean a lot to our school Because around teenagers they still stay cool. l i g nr it ',' l'l,,,,. ,,,, rr. 452 if : ' S ' Mr. Swisher gathers career ideas. Meeting The Students' Needs On A Personal Level mf., K-I f ,Q My t , in ,. gg I X . Mrs. Ehlert and Mrs. Hutchinson are hard at work breaking the code. L... r Vernon Keller shocks Mr. Molleca with a Shakesper- ian quote. Cindy Holt agrees with Mr. Boyer that learning can be fun. Mrs. Flamm focuses on the Home R Lifetime Skills Lead To A Successful Career Can you remember when you sat here, Mr. Dantas? l... s one of his many talents Creativity Fostered From The Write Side Of The Brain What's this Mrs. Reiter, an in depth study of lulius Ceasar? V ,,t, ,.. j, Mr. Weaver diligently schedules the sports agendas. Mr. Levan recites Webster's poetry. l... Paula Schwenk tests Mrs. PiItz's knowledge of Romeo and Juliet. Eric Shirk displays his lovable nature in Engli Class, sh 'mww aww f mt fi' .sf HI History In the Making i , tg i r i a ,, f , , V t Mrs. Kocur plans Flufty's weekly menu. 'Mi' rg, My I IQY7 WV I 7th graders in Mr. McComsey's class create their own constitu- tion Our faithful Brother B. receives his new history Bible. Mr. Fisher anxiously awaits the election results. Mr. Dyson launches into another of his exhilarating lectures. 4 Amazing Scientific Discoveries Row and Mrs. Lenhart anxiously await the results ol Danny s blood test. Mr. Civ. displays an odd 8th grade specimen. We Mr. Marshall helps Angelo Petrillo decipher an- other confusing chemistry equation, V Ninth graders in Mrs. Sassaman's biology class place their bets on an amoeba race. Figures In IVIath Let Us Count 'he Ways Mrs. Kutz dictates notes to a packed house of young mathematicians. Exasperated students force Mr. Corvaia into revealing the true identity of Mr. Foil. Mr. Allen and his comrades discuss their bizarre plans for Fesection discipline. 2 . ., i Mr. Frey uses his power to guide his class through trig. problems. E .H Mr. Facts Of Fnness Mr. Dietrich sends another player into the penalty box. 4 ,.r, ,, ,.,,, H ,M , 7 'X go W 4,5411 , Jef- r qs ibm V M-r Health-ful students give Mr. Mauck a much needed massage after a tough day. An amused Mr. Kline smiles as he discusses the value of cheerleaders. r 4 Miss Terada prepares her class for a vigorous workout ' fi l if ti 3 ,i 1 ' Ile gi 9 ' an i. , V ,..e. Q V . I5 Needed By All . . . Never Taken For Granted B Florence Worrall, Lynn Sagner, William Heist, Anthony Miller A Recipe Above All Recipes Standing: Mabel Martin, Mary Jane Rohrbach, Ginnie Painter, lane Leninger, Joyce Yergey, Ruth Miller, Marie Bernstel, Marion Uhas, Nancy Merlino, Marg Reigner, Bert Kratz, Nancy Shirey, Betty Kissling Kneeling' Marcella Eisenbise, Mary ,Bossier i ,pn-...X A C T I V I T I E S Mlllifioovnf Roy Ferck shows off his Blazer pride. Anthony and Chris share a special moment at the Prom. r loam, A dedicated member of the newspaper staff proofreads his article. . 4 I QA yr I N xx'--1 Q any V 1 - ,, ' 'X We , M , V ty if at Eric Roth paints a true picture of France. Lisa Valletta works diligently to meet a deadline. Couples cuddle close at the Homecoming Dance. None of the students involved in activities can ever forget the time spent on special projects for their school. The feeling of pride a member experiences when a project has gone well rewards his efforts thousandfold. Private jokes, secret pranks, certain songs, and special friendships remain as unforgettable as the events themselves. Together the members create a way of doing things that will be remembered long after they separate. Activities 25 Players Concentrate On That Crucial lVlove Led by Seth Riegel and advisor lVlr. Levan, the chess club em- ployed offensive tactics during their various games. The chess club went up against teams from other schools in many intense and grueling matches. Club members develop skill and patience which will later aid their strategy in the game plan of life. Front to baclr:S. Riegel, R. Beauchamp, l. Rutter, K. Oister, K. Haller, K. Cosbey, D. Light, L. Hatcher, E. Nieman. Paul Lawrence makes this skill look simple. This year a new and exciting activity ap- peared on the D.B. scene. The juggling club, under the direction of Mrs. Kutz, included basi- cally junior high members. The juggling club may have been an unfamiliar activity this year, but the members involved definitely had a ball. 26 Chessfluggling Club ll li ' ,H ll1l2i 'jn fiw ll lil! all Elilil is my . ill Seth finds out what happens when a wrong move is made Future entertainers prepare for the Big Top. Sitting: T. Shirk, K. Shirk, K. Care, P. Bosler, T, Sheha, l. Kocher, 1. Rutter, l. Prince, E. Rodgers, P Lawrence, SIanding:B. Fuzz, K. Kolb, P. Nyce, E. Neiman, G. Chaplin, T. Bialek, T. Stricker, D. Seidel, B Casner, D. Mounte, M. Barbabella. Ambitious students prepare to show oll their knowledge of the elements, l ,,,, , ., t T gg flafterillf 5 , ,,,, , ,,,, V V VVIL Chemical Reaction Changes Library Into A Laboratory of l Mr. Scalese ponders another one of Mrs, Lenhart's brainstorms. Brad Elliot looks confused at the marvels of modern science. B CG? kim Proud as a peacock, lerry Wendel displays his Geiger Mueller tube. WU 4: H ig if: W Casey, Donelle, and Lisa anxiously await the mysterious print- outs. For weeks, great minds and lots of hard work combined and suddenly, in the D.B.H.S. library, an exciting reaction took place. The product: terrific exhibits by students and teachers! This explosion of learning produced bacteria growth, electrolytes, radioactivity, and even the effect of rock music on plants. Asif by magnetic force, students gravitated towards the makeshift lab- oratory. Each time the library door opened, a bit of dangerous knowledge escaped into the atmosphere. The good news: another science fair is planned for next year. Science Language Students Blend Cultures What happens when French, German, and Spanish students get together? The result is an explosion of fun, food and learning! Each respective club explores new areas of culture individually, but plans exciting experiences to hold the framework together. The German Club celebrates Oktoberfest, French Club has a Christmas party, and Spanish Club raises funds for their upcoming trip. Each club dines at a European-style restaurant or at the clubs' major cooperative pro- ject, the International Dinner. Students have fun sampling cultures and hardly realize the valuable things they learn. The victors display their spoils atter their apple bobbing battle. SrttrngfT. Manani, K, Saylor. M. Weidner, D. Stolztus. T. Snyder, C. Gross, Row 23 M. Weglos, l. Nerswender, B. Fetteroll, D. Digugf Iielmo R. Beauchamp. B. Leonard, E Mull, M. Kennedy, Row 35B Petrrllo, A. Mamello. L, Valletta. C Arnold, D. Moyer, L. Hoffman. C. Piekos, A. Roggenbaum, How 4: K. lohnson, Mrs. Buch Cadvj, T. Levengood, M. Weaver, E. Hartzell, D. Taglieri, S. Swagger, M. Kauffman, 28 International Clubs French Club Srtfing.'l. Clifford, M. Weller, l. Schreirer, R. Nealy, Kneelrng.'M. Yanos, l. Fecera, A. DelGrosse, L. Homski L Coffey, M. Hartline, A. Rutter, A. Dnutryk, Stand1ng:G. Donovan, M. Simmons, E. Roth, 1. Grithths, K. Parsons K. Rowe, T, Klerr, A. Rothharpt, R. Adams, B. Sutton. T. Heisey, L. Beauchamp, M. Keehn. Spanish Club mi r FN fig ,., YWBWPA 1 v .19 S1ltrng'L. Harp, C. Reisig, K O'Brien, A. Knerr, E. Ettmger, Row 2'P. Goldstein, M. Nazaryk, S. Klmgerman K Rimno, T. Care, l. Chaplin, Row 3. D. Rhoads. M. Sperat, C. Chewmng, T. Myers, l. Wentzel, C. Parrkh, Row 4 L Weil. C. Norris, M. Happle. G. Myers, L. Duster Row 5: D. Drlliplame. P. Sanders, S. Johnson, B. Ahern M Burkhart, B. Elliot. German Club The real breadwinners, Amy, Tami, and Becky, pause before spreading their wealth. 1 Female guests meet a foreigner during the dinner. Angelo Petrillo explains the proper dining procedures. We A.. Fine Foods From Around The World Diners socialize while awaiting the call to dinner. l' Deutsche Frauleins bring the festivities to Hoping to satisfy their hunger, students beg for more, life. Once each year, language students get a taste of the unique European flavor their well-traveled friends and teachers talk about. Entering the cafe- teria onthe night of this event takes a person across the Atlantic into the exciting other world of Europe. Candle- light illuminates unique decorations, traditional costumes, smiling faces, and a smorgasbord of student-pre- pared food. French, German, and Spanish advanced level students pro- vide a rare combination of culture nor- mally found only in a continental cafe. International Dinner 29 Student Delegates Explore The Issues va 4 JM 3' 0 f ...WZ 4 'fa A WV MHZ we s aa if ,.-fqantlv' t. t rg i B0ff0f77.'1, Schreier, A. Onofryk. Mrddfe.'R. Turgeon, A. Wert, B. Ramsey, l. Good. Topfllll. Weiler, C. Wagner, B' Eschbach' J' Rmgne The head delegates fight for their favorite section of the newspaper J. . :A Becky, Rich, and Lenny don't quite know how to pronounce this Coumryvs name' Jeff Riegner and friends prepare solutions to the pressing problems of the world. The United Nations Club includes students who share an interest in foreign affairs. Club members learn more about the workings of the United Nations. Each year the United Nations Club attends many conferences which simulate formal conferences held by the United Nations in New York. The club competed at Governor Mifflin and Muhlenburg against schools from the area this year. Advisors Mrs. Bigelow and llllr. Remley considered the activities of the club to be an excellent learning experience. 30 United Nations Club Bill Eschbach heads a class discussion on an urgent issue Daniel Boone Exchanges Foreign Friendships gsiuuh anne van den Heuvel proudly takes us on a short tour ot her homeland. -'19-A-ugqw--19 V W Susanne and Kyoko show us that friendship spans the seven seas. . Kyoko Hatsulxawa displays her traditional Japanese garb From the Orient comes Kyoko Hatsukawa who spent this year at Daniel Boone as an exchange student through Youth tor Understanding. Kyoko's school in lapan differs greatly from our school. ln addition to being an all-girls' school, her classmates include only those students in grades ten through twelve. Some of Kyoko's hobbies and interests include swimming, reading, playing the piano and oil painting. She also enjoys going to the movies and visiting all types of museums. Kyoko believes that the people at Daniel Boone show much school spirit. She regards her exchange student experience as an invaluable one. From the Netherlands comes Su- sanne van den Heuvel who spent this year at Daniel Boone as an exchange student through the Rotary Club. Although Susanne comes from a country thousands ot miles away, she possesses many of the same interests as students here in the United States. She enjoys tennis, baking and wind- surfing, as well as cooking, traveling and going out with friends. She also shows great interest in the music field. Upon her return to the Netherlands, Susanne plans to continue her educa- tion in the health field. She is also considering another year of student exchange. Susanne will never forget her year at Daniel Boone, and she wishes every- one the best ot luck in the future. Exchange Students 31 FBLA Mixes Business With Pleasure Srt!rng.'S. Curry, K. Haller, T. Schaeffer, S. Hartline, N. Boetscher, M. Hartline, T. McDorman, K. Hatsukawa Standing.'M. Petrillo, G. Reitnauer, M, Brown, T. Keller, l. Neary, M. Reigel, l. Thomas, M. Guss, R. Ramsey, B. Knauer ,....fy.., L... ,,,, I I 5 .3 Lisa, Terri, Missy, and Greta share a laugh as they look at some of the wild things in those catalogues. The Future Business Leaders of America, otherwise known as FBLA, gathered throughout the year to apply their business skills to many different projects. Under the guidance of Mr. Jacobs, the group performs various clerical tasks for teachers, conducts fund raisers, and attends regional workshops and state competitions. The club mixes a bit of fun with their duties to provide for a successful organization. 32 FBLA B0tt0m.'L. Wink CPres.J, Mr. Jacobs tAdv.T, D. Hartline QV. Pres.l, Top:K. Davis tTreas.J, A Oxenford CSec.D, K. Oister tRep.J, T. Shaefler fHist.b. Students Train For Their Future Whrtmoyer and Bull McGowan get ready to brake tor lunch. Scott Rrtel, John Wentzel, and Bob Sprague add the frnrshrng touches. Tammy Troutman relaxes as her fnends demonstrate therr expertise rn Cosmetology. Heather Haus prepares to serve a savory snack. Dear Mr. Goodworker: We would luke to acknowledge the submrssron ot your resumef Due to your excellent vocatronal tramrng, we leel that you would be an asset to our company, Please plan to meet wrth the personnel drrector on June 13, 1985 at 3:00 pm. Srncerely, Mr. G. Executrve The Good Opportunrty Company Vo-tech 33 Creative Hands At Work if fl l if ' . : fin . A This year the art room buzzed with activity due to the formation of the Art Service Club. Under the supervision of Miss Braun, club members used their artistic talents to come to the aid of those who needed their skills. Since its creation in October, the Art Service CIub's colorful designs have brightened our school. s ,- S - C. I Bottom Row: L. Watts, B. Seltman, W. Braun, Nl. Kelley Row 2: T. Kondrath, A. Dachsteiner, M. Bogel, M Stalnecker, T. Wanner, L. Ackerman, l. Fecera, R. Turgeon Rowjfll. Haller, A. Hart, T. Bidak, T. Malantonio P. Bachtlin, T Care, K. Rinino. Row 4: T. Englehart, D. Baus. T. Knabb, M. Gentile. C. Yingling. Three artists use their creativity and design decorations for the school. Read All About It Journalists Print The Latest Each year the newspaper staff reports the exciting events which occur during the school year. Under the supervision of Mr. Levan, the members of The Blazer work diligently to produce an informative chroni- cle. The students and faculty eagerly await this monthly publication of the latest gossip. The final supplement, containing the exclu- sive senior wills, highlights the year. 34 Art Service, Newspaper X Mr. tevan critiques a yunior staffers writefup, Row 11 E. Roth led.J, l. Fecera. Row 2: R. Turgeon, M. Weidner, T. Parikh, Row 3: II Whitmyer, K. Oister, l. Schraft, A. Wert. Students Silently Working Behind The Scenes Library Assistants ,, . XJ KT! A trusty library assistant can be found creeping behind the shelves of books or stamping out reading materi- al on any given day. Diane Hart, speak- ing on behalf of the majority of library assistants, says that the best thing about being a library assistant is hav- ing the chance to help other students f use the library. Thanks to the help of library assistants, every bookworm can sign out a good book and enjoy. Row If Tracy McMullen, Carolann Norris, Adam Casner, Heather Pegler, lennifer Reed. Jeanette Rhoads, Kyoko Hatsukawa, Row 2: Diane Hart, Lon Oister, George Saboe, Eric Roth, lohn Barns, Chris Greenwalt, Stephanie Phillips, Terri Schaeffer, Lisa Werner, Row 3: Tammy Miller, Kelly Haller, Terry Reed, Kevin Greenwalt, Scott Greenwalt, Brent - Shirk, Mark Endy, lelf Riegner, Troye Cooper, Shawn Hoster. af Stage!A.V. Crew Chris Schittler, Dave Shirey. Ann Roggenbaum, and Diane Geso tadvisorj. As the curtain closed on another year, the Stage Crew took a final bow. This group of students worked diligently to provide a colorful background for all Daniel Boone produc- tions. Their duties included shedding light on school assem- blies and projecting sound throughout the auditorium. They were the silent supporters of those in the limelight. Row If Danny Kiss, loel Zeiber, Row 2: Adam Kiss, lason McGlory, Greg Millard, Row 33 Matt Rissrniller, Lon Hatcher. Library Assistants! Stage Crew 35 Students Provide Community Service 2.1. Row1.'C. Reisig, W. Derr, S. Swisher fpresidentj, K. O'Brien, K. Parsons, V. Kiiak Row 2: Miss Rhude fadvisorj, A. Lamb, P. Auman. L. Coffey. T. Anderson, T. Wanner, S. Wampole Row 3: P. Goldstein, K, Seifrit, 1. Nealy, K. Cosbey, l. Effinger Row 418. Naiarian, M, O'Lock, D. Riegel, T. Myers, L. Harp, D. Rhoades. Mrs. Wagner warns Mr. Ulrich about what will happen it he eats too many cookies. The Daniel Boone Youth Education Association is a service organization which helps people throughout the school and the community. This year DBYEA sponsored a toys for tots dance to collect toys for needy children. The club also sponsored a festive Christmas tea for teachers. Throughout the year the club featured Spotlight on a Teach- er and highlighted a teachers activities. Prizes were awarded and homeroom doors were decorated. Under the advisorship of Miss Rhude, the club had much fun while still benefiting from the activities. i My D.B.Y.E.A. members serve delicious Christmas treats. Sondra Swisher and Miss Rhude sample goodies before the teachers arrive. Beth Reitz adds to the Christmas mood with everyones favorite carols. Senior citizens enjoy their food in a comfortable Christmas atmosphere. Row IIC. Gentile, A. Taglieri, M. Harley, Row 2: B. Cooper, A. Petrillo, A. DelGrosse, M. Sperat, l. Nazaryli, B. Fetterolt. P. Wolfe, B. Davis, A. Zampella, A. Barletta, Row 3: K. Parsons, D. DiGuglielmo, Y. Casner, G. Taglieri, L. Beauchamp, l. Effinger, K. Kubitz, L. Care, C. Brophy, D. Taglieri, l. Wentzel. T. Snyder, Row 4: B. Hummel, B. Sutton, T. Graham, B. Bell l. Clifford, C. Arnold, A. Oxenford, L. Coffey, T. Myers, C. Parikh, S. Swisher, Row 5.'K. Beidler, C. Rapposelli, L. Finkbiner, M. O'Donnel, K. Seifrit, L. labara, l. Chaplin, S. Waltman, M. Hartline, M. Weller, E. Mull, Row 611. Shadler, D. Mong, B Holmes, M. Bialek, H. Herbine, L. Hoinski, T. Heisey, M. Fritz, B. Leonard, K. Johnson. Students Donate Time And Energy t,V..V .. 23 Interact members prepare to demonstrate their skills as waiters and waitresses. Participation in the Interact club involves more than simply adding another club to the students list of activities. These members provide valuable assistance to the school and local community. Club volunteers help the little people to enjoy a parade at Hallow- een. Members organize and sponsor the annual lr. and Sr. High Volley- ball Marathons which provide fun and competition while raising money for a scholarship. The club also serves the Christmas dinner for the senior citizens, a rewarding event which draws members together and enhances their fun and good times. President Lisa Valletta charms the guests during the Christmas dinner. Interact 37 Students In Government: The Force Behind The Student Body Success breeds enthusiasm in Student Council. As student-sponsored events become more successful, the members gain confidence and try newer and larger things. Each time a student dresses for Spirit Week, anticipates a carnation for valentines Day, or prepares for fun at a student council dance, he can be certain that all will go right. As a member embarks on a new project, he knows that the support of the organization, it's offi- cers, and other enthusiastic members is behind him. Corky and Smurf answer an important phone call. 38 Student Council Sittrng.'T. Snyder tSec.D, S. Swisher tTreas.J, M. Weller CV. Presb, R. Feick tPres.J. lstrow:L. Harp, A. Knerr, H. Herbine, L. Coffey, L. Hornski, P. Wolfe, B. Davis. 2nd Row: D. Rhoades, K. Good, Y. Casner, 1. Effrnger, M. Hartlrne, M. Sperat, L. Tobias tAdv.J. 3rd Row:K. Schultz, C. Kubitz, C. Marks, B. Fetterolf, 1. Nazaryk, M. Oxenford, A. Zampella. Srttrrrgxt. labara, l. Chaplin, G. Donovan, K. Badinger, B. Leonard, R. Chewning. 1slR0w.'l. Clifford, 1. Griffiths, D. DrGuglielmo, B. Sutton, T. Klerr, S. Shuey. Zrrd l?ow:S. Rickert, R. Adams, E. Mull, A. Delgrosse, L. Beauchamp. ff' Srltrng:B. Casner, C. Weller, 1. Clifford, 1. Gallagher, K. Turgeon, T. Levengood, K. Kulp, B. Simmons, N. Fiddler, L. Hoinski, l. Coffey Row1.'C. Collingwood, V. Barbon, J. Valletta, K. Moyer, G. Chaplin Row 2: L. Borneman, 1. Corkie, B. Gerhards, M. Olock DB Comes Alive! Students Show Their Spirit 8i Pride Delft-petri-beinnonlinear-oem-peel Tami and Carole wonder what this day was really all about. Spirited students get a charge out of changing the atmosphere of Daniel Boone during Spirit Week. Dn Blue and White Day, one can't tell if the halls ot D. B will hold up under the invasion ot the little blue and white people, while the corridors see action as play ing tields on Sports Day. Amazing powers ot memory and insight materialize on Blazers Past and Present Day, and everyone gets to strut his stuff on Dress-up Day. Fierce but friendly competition ends the week with a bang as streamers and other decorations abound to blanket the halls in class colors. Spirit Week 39 ' 'W W WM ff wrwwff A , , we he rr Sf It fe If fe, fe V f f f af f eff I, W wg, f We 04, ww f we iff pf W f J ff fwjr L f We f f f wffmf ,Mt C, it f f Wf .7 tif e,,f.,. y 7 My sf, 7,.e'y,f:f', M gif ,f Q yfgff ww' 'wgfgyfM, .fwfr f ., f I , Q x 'fy tg Q it ' f.. X V ' .,' f . V ' W2 wx 3 Z 22, r 'ae T We ' f . 0 '- .r, f 1 twrffff . WWW? 6 1- ., We ' f f M 't' f ,',, , N. . , ff . I, r 1 if :eye fhwfjf. VVV! w V , . ,fi W -f,., Q' . 'fy ,,ff g Z my 52 gg! ff Varsity Club Takes Charge The Daniel Boone Varsity Club consists of those students who have earned a varsity letter. ln conjunction with the sports boosters, the club sponsored the 1984 Homecoming celebration. Members helped with various activities during the festivities, including a dance, which capped the fun-filled weekend. Serving as this year's officers were lohn Okuniewski tPresi- dentj, Colleen Rapposelli tVice Presidentj, and lulie Groth tTreasurerJ. 3 An iniured lohn Okuniewski observes the game from the top Ed Lamb proudly poses with his sister Amy and Lisa Valletta. Row 1, kneeling: S. Shuey, K, Beidler, L. Care, M. O'Donnel, H. Herbine, T. Suglia, S. Rinker Row 2, standing: B. Sutton, W. Fetterolf, M, Harley, A. Petrillo, A. Tagleri, B. Cooper, A. Barletta, A. Zampella, K. Nitardo, J. Groth, C. Rapposelli, L. Finkbiner 40 Varsity Club Spirits heat us as DB initiates Homecoming. X IIE 1 Row If Dawn Reis, Ann Taglieri, Tami Snyder, Jane Washko, Kolin Good, Jan Nissly Row 2: Kristin Nitardo, Janet Huffman, Diane Hart, Michelle Guss, Debbie tedig, Joan Krayeski Row 3: Jason Lessig, Dave Swavely, John Okuniewski, Julie Groth, Lisa Valletta Raw 4: Charles Wagner, Chris Gentile, Cassandra Arnold, Dave Smith. 1984 NHS lnductees. i I-I' 3 JY Row 1: Heather Herbme, Lisa Care, Karla Saylor, Elizabeth Hartzell, Marie Keehn, Cheryl Reiseg Row 25 Nancy Smith, Lisa Straub, Jeanette Rhoads, Melissa Hartline, Paul Wolfe, Bill McGowan, Karen Seifrit, Tricia Rohrbach, Jeannine Stetler, Andrea Dadey Row 3. Daniele McCann, Debbie Moyer, Connie Chappie, Jody Neiswender, Missy Clark, Beth Reitz. Melissa Weller. Row 4. Mandy Ford, Lori Oister, Alan Zampella, Mark Price, Robert Beauchamp, Mike Oxenford, Jeff Riegner, Steve English, Diane Reichert, Ken Pfeffer, Donnell Rhoads, Joe Harp. Dave Smith CPresidentJ, Chris Gentile CVice Presidentj, John Olruniewski ltreasurerb, Cassandra Arnold fSecre- Iafyh, Spotlight Shines On Top Students NHS Honors lnductees Selection to the National Honor So- ciety relieves all anticipation and gives the inductee that special rewarding feeling of pride. This prestigious orga- nization accepts iuniors and seniors who have shown the exceptional quali- ties of leadership, trust, service, loyal- ty, and scholastic achievement. The NHS invites members of the school board and faculty, administra- tors, parents of the inductees, senior members and officers to attend the annual induction dinner. A candlelight ceremony, held after the dinner, hon- ors new society members. National Honor Society 41 Flashback!!! Take A Look At The Past 5 E Cassandra, Sondra, Ann, loan and Debbre present a new versron ot Lets Go Crazy Brett shocks the audrence wrth a llashy message, The Orton staffs version of Hugh School History caused much laughter In the DB. audrence. Charles, Debbre and Mrchelle learn new lay-out technrques. 42 Orton V 1985 Onon Edltors l 198 wwf 5 Orton Lay-Out Stall Captain O makes a debut with sidekick Li'I Dipper. X K I H , Michelle Harley wants to turn the school upside down with a new record in yearbook sales. 5 5 3 When the Orion staff first met in the spring, r r p, '- 1 2 they found a difficult task awaiting them, The 2 'M ' old style had been discarded and methods of Q J , ,y lay-out, write-up and candids had to be 5 ,V i, yy t ' Z f changed. Although first met with enthusiasm, if tt i V iz, if , A, this challenge soon seemed impossible. Senior ' staffers spend many hours hoping to produce Rl lg f I an original, exciting yearbook. There were ,lf - lg - V -, ' good times as well as bad. Orion members will ' Bye 4 c ' never forget trips to Burger King, assembly i 5 i practices, late night meetings, deadline anxi- fv P r r f 5 eties, and the final excitement of reviewing i ,Q s r ' proofs. Many thanks go to our advisor, Frau fe tc' Buch, who never gave up on us and encour- ,g ' y aged us to go beyond ourselves to accomplish what we thou h was the im ossible. , Old lohn urges all to prepare lor their Senior years. Eglmjss Ann and Usa converse about Underdassmen g p Y 'S l v, -'-1 1985 Orion Typists 1985 Orion Layf0ut Staff Orion 43 44 DAR Daughter Ot American Revolution The Portrait Of Citizenship A symbol of her involvement in the 4-H Club, Michelle shows otl her prize winning steer. . fi M' 'uv' Michelle comBATs any challenge pitched her way, Each year the local chapter of the Daughters ot the Amerie can Revolution asks the Senior Class to nominate representa- tives who most exemplify the characteristics of dependabili- ty, leadership, and loyalty. At- ter reviewing the accompf lishments and contributions ot the nominees, the high school faculty selects the award win- ner. Acknowledging her out- standing involvement in school and 4-H Club activities, Mi- chelle Harley was chosen as this year's representative. 1 Michelle spends time with her special friend, Angelo Michelle 's parents stand by her every step of the way. am, I lv it Seniors Enjoy Special Appreciation Through a mixture of tears and cheers, the seniors celebrat- ed the end of their successful seasons. On these special days, athletes and band members were recognized during the last home game of the year. A breakfast and dress-up day, orga- nized by the juniors, also honored the class of 1985. These future graduates enjoyed the attentions of friends and family on a day set aside just especially for them. loan Krayeski shares a special moment with her mother. 'W U 31 Brett Cooper stands pinned between hrs parents. Seth Riegel includes his father in a new version of a field show. Winter athletes enjoy post season celebration hosted by Sports Boosters. ,f A M ,j , GVCE Beasley smiles as he takes a last walk across the court. Golfers Mark Wennersten and Chris Fontana await presentation. , Y Senior cheerleaders invent a new formation with their parents. A post game handshake honors Steve Jones for his playing efforts. Senior Appreciation 45 Michelle Sparkles And Shines On October 6, 1984, I had the opportunity to participate in the Berks County lr. Miss Pageant. I represented Daniel Boone along with 20 other contestants from Berks County schools. The lr. Miss program, held nationwide, judges contestants on personal interviews, scholastic ability, talent and physical fitness. Local pageants award scholarships and prizes in each category. Tension mounts as the audience and contestants anxiously await the iudge's results. l'll never forget my excitement when they announced my name as the physical fitness award winner. Other memories I have of lr. Miss include: a swim party, softball game and many hours spent of rehearsing for my talent presentation, a dance routine to the song Dancing in the Sheets. Iwould like to thank my family and my friends for their understanding and support during the months I spent as Daniel Boone's lr. Miss representative. Those special times and the many lasting friend- ships will be a part of me forever. WMM fllvfwf, Michelle poses with friends in one of the many oriental settings. 46 lf- MISS Michelle stars in her own talent routine. Michelle smiles for the judges with poise and appearance. Michelle and other winners smile with relief and pride Seniors Highlight Homecoming Festivities Cassandra Arnold and lohn Okuniewski Andrea Dadey and Chris Fontana Amy Lamb and Mark Wennersten Lisa Valletta and Barry Lucas The 1984 DB Leah Finkbiner and Brian Pusch This year's Daniel Boone Homecom- ing activities began on Friday, October 8, 1984. That evening a pep-rally and bonfire ignited the spirit of the stu- dents. The following morning athletes with hearty appetites enjoyed a pan- cake breakfast and Blazer fans watched the parade through Birdsboro. Sports enthusiasts viewed a Girl's Field hockey game, an alumni cross country meet, and the traditional homecoming football game. During half-time Leah Finkbiner was crowned 1984 Home- coming Queen. The Queen and her Court dined at the Yellow House Hotel following the game. That evening a Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Varsity Club, completed the festivities. The queen and her court shared a truly special day with all who participated in the celebration ot Homecoming 1984. f om 2 v 'abit Homecoming 47 Outstanding Seniors Earn Recognition Brett Cooper was honored on February 3, 1985, by receiving his Eagle Scout award. For his community ser- vice proyect, he built a podium for the Alice Focht ceme- tary, and also helped in cataloging, 'Ms Ioe Freese, a student in machinist tool making at Vo-Tech East, was chosen as student ot the quarter by his shop instructor. toe received his greatest honor when he lin- rshed tirst in the state in the Vocational Industrial Clubs ot America Competition, which earned him an invitation to the National Championships in Kentucky, - 48 Seniors Ji., I ,,r' Y 4 4, 1 ir 5 ' it , 44: ,S s Wh I f 4 aw I r ,352 :Z r+ sg H Yfgfdeawn r 5544! V55 ,iii it at uvmtexa 5152 V 1. Qi 3 ,1T'u4g,f3w+t,g gf cmtimil ,ma it MQ 4, ff f , , 3'M.e xi rr 174 ref gm r 5+ 1' Q ff gm .r as M at g s Q aw, ggew, ,V W , X. '3 ' Wa int' Q4 we ZH- ft. 55 W . -rf'?f-TGTTVM'-7 VW 'WW LVK1 ' .1 is ' CT t ' - Fiigiff 21-2-'fr-zs,wf r' f we if if Z gg-:QQ Kr- we f- ,, V, Q r ,fx .wi--aff., - ,ga-,, 5 W1 ,Q W 1 A -c R 1 L f me 4 1 as 1 ra Q 'li' Only a few people can make it to the top and Dave Smith clearly possesses that ability. His selection as a winner of the National Merit Scholarship Award, based on his PSAT scores, honored Daniel Boone. Barry Lucas, a student of the Ganster Kara- te System, has numerous achievements un- der his belt . He earned his brown belt and eagerly anticipates reaching the black belt level. Through his competition in tourna- ments, Barry gathered over twenty-tive tro- phies and plans to add more to his collection. Senior class afHcers:- The lollowing students were selected to lead the Class of 1985: Brian Pusch-President, David Smith- Vice President, Lisa Rhoads- Secretary, and Bob Prince- Treasurer. Recently selected by the administrators ot Daniel Boone, Billfsctrbach, Debbie Ledig, and Seth kiegel participated in a project entitled Houses and Highways. They studied local roads, their legends, and roadstops. As a result, the Penn Quester History Team enjoyed a week at University ot PA to further their studies. Missy Happelmakes roller skating more than just a hobby! She skates regular- ly with the lunior Skateway Team. Compet- ing in the Junior Ladies' division ot the state cham- pionship, Melissa honored M her team by receiving 4 gold medals in relays. -.TQ ,,,...-N. Snow Coultxt. Finkbiner, 1. Groth, A. Barletta, A. Lamb, R. Worrall, A. Lichau, C. James, L. Valletta, G. Madrzykowski, L. Rhoades, l. Reppert, D. Reis, 1. Okuniewski, A. Taglieri, B. Cooper, M. Harley, A. Petrillo, C. Rapposelli, Missing: K. Krick, B. Pusch. Qiolivpfqwpgzwgiggw Q Q if 3 fx XJ f fl XJ Capturing the hearts of many, Michelle and Angelo were selected as the King and Queen during both winter dances. Oplcsvbfi 0550550 lack Frost Arrives! Plfitleiiff While snowflakes fell outside, friends settled in for a long winter's night in the wonderland at the King Frost Dance. The King and Queen of Frost, with their court, warmed the snowy scene with their smiles, easily taking the chill out of the air. The weather outside may have been frightful, but the Senior Class created a dance that was delightful. Hearts, flowers, and formal dress created a perfect atmosphere as cupid shot his magic arrows, At the Valentine's dance, couples celebrated their special feelings for each other in the company of good friends, The excitement mounted all evening. Students anticipated the announcement of their favorite couples who were then honored as King and Queen. Cupid Strikes Ag ain! Valentine Court: G. Madrzylrowski, L. Finkbiner, C. James, l, Groth, A. Petrillo, M. Harley, A. Barletta, D. Reis, B, Cooper, L. Valletta. lack Frostfvalentine Dances 49 N ,,,'W,, , ,,',', ,,,v , 4, r I , wma- . ,,.,, M., ,,W, ., ff , r a-ummm. ...A V4 An Enchanted I Bobby and Missy smile for their chauffeur. Juniors Treat Seniors To A Memorable Night This is the story ot John and Sue On a special night when all dreams come true. Each one prepared himself tor hoursg Sue went to the hairdresser, John picked up her flowers. But in the end, John looked so dear, Sue whispered l can't believe it! in Mother's ear. After numerous pictures, John opened the door. With the prom ahead, neither could hope for more. When they finally arrived at the magical place, John stared questioningly into Sue's face. You look just fine, John, she reassured with a smile. For one look like that John would walk a mile. They both sat nervously in their chairs As did many other attractive pairs. The music began, John took Sue in his arms. Each overwhelmed with the other's charms. N .V J 50 Prom Jason moves with the stars. Joanie attracts the attention ofthe guy across the room Deanna and Troy cross the bridge to happiness. A . i , if M Y A . lody and Sandy sit in the Garden of Earthly Delrghts. Anthony, Dave, and Roy check out the dance floor. .pie Q f X ef' 1 , xg Glittering lights and friend- ly faces sustained the magi- cal prom spirit until day- break. The Daniel Boone Opti- Mrs. sponsored the Post- Prom Party, a popular new tradition, in cooperation with a committee of juniors. Games, dancing, food, special picture-taking, and a roman- tic setting combined to pro- duce an exceptionally memo- rable experience. Five beautiful belies wait for their dates. Kristin finds a new boyfriend at the prom. Post Prom 51 i l Seniors Creep From Shadows I To S Director Miss Stotz and stage manager Brett Cooper take a break between scenes. I i Srltrngx Brett Cooper, Brian Cassel, Amy Lamb, Angelo Petrillo, M1dd!e,'MicheIIe Harley, Kermit Krick, Jody Reppert, Miss Stotz, iohn Okuniewski, Jerry i Wendei, Tina Henry, Sandy Davrdheiser, Starid1rig.'Cassandra Arnold, Bob Prince, Lisa Valletta, Mark Wennersten, Chris Gentile, Debbie Ledig, Tim Suglia, 1 Ann Taglieri. i i 52 Senior Class Play Bill has a hand on the blackout situation. 7 ,..1 f Y 1 ,f Z-. 'ii mf-ff 'X- ,. 3 5 tl If f f f , . W fl l Future oscar winners look on as Miss Stotz demonstrates proper acting techniques, The motherly Mrs, Frazier explains her problems to Mr. King, as Buck dreams of chasing chickens. A ghost-like Anna warns prospective tenants of strange goings-on. Was the Laughton Mansion really haunted or was the Frazier family lust imagining the sounds they heard in the attic? Why did all of the new tenants leave the premises after only one night? Perhaps it was because of Anna, the peculiar housekeeper, or maybe they feared their neighbors Mr. King and his unusual hired hand Buck, What was Horace B. Wade actually drilling for? Was it really lemonade? All of these questions were answered on April 12th and 13th in the Daniel Boone High School auditorium when the Senior Class staged the hilarious mystery comedy Creeping Shadows. No one knew what to expect as the curtain opened and lerry Wendel QBIII Frazierl stalked across the stage with his flashlight. But the delighted audience filled the auditorium with laughs and Creeping Shadows turned out to be a smashing hit. Who can forget the hysterical antics of Angelo Petrillo, playing Horace B. Wade Cor was it Napoleon?J or the devious strategies of Jody Reppert and Brian Cassel who portrayed the shady next-door neighbors. Under the direction of Miss Lorie Stotz, the cast members worked together as a family to bring the three act comedy to perfection. Special thanks to Mass Stotz and Brett Cooper, the stage manager, for their patience and dedication. Without their constant guidance, the show could not have gone on, Senior Class Play 53 ,W O R G A Z .mi The drum roll sets the stage for the show. are Y-if i nf-Y-are-4 ft- ff',, Q eww il., 1 A dedicated Eric Feick practices taps in his sleep. .... . . The three stooges keep in tune with the beat. -aa'- .- i . -Q. 5 . fx T gum seg- 253+ s f XX '1P'cs .su -f :Y1i:'-- ' i st.-, . 5 QL.: Q Ts sfiliwiiv--fisxhg .. ...S is M av 5 iw -A . to -Q :tvs . gf :Q15.e.hsfi 5e X V W. z - s ' , X if ...A : i we -ee- X fs ts . 1 - 'mm axggafs 'Mft .- - he-1-jxxsgsgst ig ' K ,Q ai. ' K - . 3 Z 1 if 5' 1. Q: f Jacqui Eschbach studies her new music. Bandfront members get down and dirty. Through hard work and dedication the music de- partment strives for perfection. From marching band to show choir, each member's moves must be pre- cise and each note in tune. The talented musicians often find frustration in practices, but find it easy to perform with pride. In the end the members appreci- ate the efforts put forth when the victories and friendships evolve. The brass line endures practice in the hot sun. Organizations 55 M raw i 3 P Directors: Joseph Mcfamany, Linda Texter, Mary Kaye Rhude. Drum Major: Lisa Wink. 56 Marching Band Sondra Swisher's face reflects her serious dedica- tu A powerful drum roll captures Mr. McTamany's attention. ion. Kim Readinger shows how much she loves bandfront. Captains and Officers: Elizabeth Hartzell, William Eschbach, Lisa Wink, Sondra Swisher, Kim Readinger. Percussion: Standing QL to Rl: Rich Kotzen, Brenda Weiss, Greg Millard, Matt Moore, Lisa Harp, Jeff Riegner, Corky Chewning. Kneeling QL to RJ: Christina Care, Kim Beck Saxes: Standing QL to Rl: Andy C. Smith, Christine Dewald. Kneeling QL to Rl: Charles Wagner, David Krall, Greg Angstadt. Flutes: Standing KL to RD: Deb Moyer, Anne Wert, Kneel- ing LL to RJ: Beth Reitz, Beverly Blank. Sitting: Crystal Parikn. Spectacular Sights Blazer Marchers Strut Their Stuff Once again this year the Blazer Marching Unit dazzled audiences from Birdsboro to Boyertown with their phenomenal field show. The sights and sounds opened with Escorpion, fea- turing a trumpet trio, followed by Po- peye ! Looney Tunes. Featuring a dancing bandfront, the unit next per- formed Blues ln The Night. The Greatest Love of All concluded the show after a journey to The Wild Wild West. Band members show their spirit after an exciting performance. Drum Major Lisa Wink displays her serious side, The cymbal players concentrate on a smash- ing percussion solo. Marching Band 57 ...,aW.....,..,. ,,,,,,., .N ,Av,,. .. ,,,,i,,, ,awww WWW 0 ',W'w..Mmw,wm.m.,wM... ,M, ,,,,,,7'f,, er it raw... ,W,,. wmmmga Wmn, ,W Wang, , W,,.M,tcM'+vwr', .s,.,,,,.,f,.WK, V Clar1riets:S1andmg CL to RJ: Nat Herb, Nichole Keehn, lacqueline Eschbach. Kneeling QL to RJ: Diane Reichert, Michele Widner. Bitsy anxiously reviews a new routine, WMM .an Little Rich hides behind his horn. 58 Marching Band Rifles: QL to RJ: Elizabeth Hartzell, Karla Saylor, Connie Chappie, Tracy Wanner. Eric concentrates on producing an outstanding solo. .55 a.,,.,., .. 1. , it it . fQ5t??- .M c..:L 'L L- T33-. V V 1.1 ' 1-HE 3 c , '27 'xr iw! T T 1. .,.. X 3 Hs -lwmmaiggssrmmsmmr gwseg-Q1 Q kk ,Y Q I . - :, 3- L :NN . , ., Low Brassx CL to RJ: Seth Riegel, Eric Feick, Matt Rissmiller, Rich Turgeon, Bill Eschbach Trumpets: CL lo RJ: Rohm Barnes, Mark Kennedy, Tom wiv' Groscup, Todd D6Pr6f0f1l8lfl9, fwrrlersf CL to RJ Alllson Mclilnney, Wendy Derr, Klm Readlnger, Donelle Rhoades, Treena Anderson. ..,. M ah., N, JL - - ful' The terrllrc trlo blows a crisp melody Into the arr. Amy and Amy Smlle weaflly aflef 3 EVUCIIUE DVHCUCC- Sr!lr5.'Starrz1rng CL to RJ: Gayanne Donovan, Amy Oxen- ford, Karen Badlnger, lackre Hutchlnson, Cassandra Ar- nold, Sondra Swlsher, Amy Lamb, Robln Chewnnng, Barb Varnes, lolyn Nera, Tracey Keller, Krreelrrrg CL to RJ: Tammy Llvlnghouse, Chrlssy Worrall, Chrlslrne Weller, Marching Band 59 Singers Blend And Harmonize 'et Altos: Standing Cl to rj lacqui Eschbach, Brenda Weiss, Karla Saylor, Susan Roberts, Sandy Davidheiser Sitting tl to rj Anne Wert. Heather Peglar, Crystal Parikh, Amy Huftman, Tara Donnon, Chris DeWald. The Senior Choir devoted countless hours polish- ing the numbers tor its performances, During the first hall of the year, in the absence ot Mrs. Deborah Weinhold, Miss Sharon Hagenberger directed the choir. She led them through the Christmas season, which included performances at Wernersville State and Reading Hospitals, the annual Christmas Concert, the senior citizens Christmas Dinner, and the Christ- mas Assembly. The group developed into a show choir in the spring by adding choreography to various up- beat tunes. They staged their talents during the Spring Concert. Singers strive lor a splendid sound. 60 Senior Choir is W.-...mf ! Senior Choir members work on hitting that high H ti.s ,M,.,s rltiti rarer aftt A Basses and Tenors: tl to rl David Derr, Shawn Hoster, David Krall, 'tg as 1 , ':.: Likkh A 9 so t , Mi S0pran0s:Standing Cl to rj Debbie Ledig, Beverly Blank, Linette Doran, Diane Reichert. Diane Hart, Michelle Guss. sitting CI to rl lanet Thomas, Liane Beauchamp, Beth Reitz, Cathy Cosbey, Amy Wright, Melodie Shotz, Dawn Dilliplaine. How 1: CL to RJ: Beth Reitz, David Derr, Beverly Blank, Shawn Hoster, lanet Thomas. David Krall, Debbie Ledig. How 2: lacqui Eschbach, Sandy Davidheiser, Sue Roberts, Brenda Weiss, Anne Wert. it weight' . eg mga Jacqui flirts while left tries to remain serious. Bev does her Lrberace impression. Elite Singers Chosen Chorale includes a select group ot Senior Choir vocalists who specialize in a harmonized and well balanced sound. This year's chorale consisted ot fourteen members. In addition to singing with the choir, the members performed numbers, such as White Christmas and a collection from Foot- loose, chosen especially for them. If 3 , Mrs. Weinhold bravely leads the troops. Dave amuses Beth and Debbie with his version of Snidely Whiplash. Chorale 61 Spunky Singers Shine The Junior Chorus, consisting of sev- enth and eighth grade students, per- formed several lighthearted selections for the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Miss Hagenberger instructed the Chorus during their Christmas performances which in- cluded a senior citizens dinner and the Christmas Assembly. Mrs. Weinhold di- rected the members in the spring. The entertaining young vocalists proved to be very talented and hold potential for se- nior choir membership. Sopranos: Kneeling: Katharine Turgeon, Diane Dunn, Claudine Contant, Standing: Michelle Giangiacomo, Kathy Jo Care, Cindy West, Tami Levengood, Jennifer Libengood, Kim Kolb, Dori Care, Monica Norris, Lisa Seivard, Bobby Jo Baehr, Tara Weilacher, Anna Anderson. 1 I ls 5 S Eighth-grade girls practice hitting that high note. Amy and her friend strive for stardom. i Altos: Beverly Fizz, Karen Lemp, Jennifer Wert, Karin Ludwig, Krystal Neri, Jennifer Gallagher, Lisa Davidheiser, Paula Dengler. r Chorus Jennifer and Claudine audition for A Chorus Line. f nf I 'Z' These young musicians iazz up the festivities during homecoming. Jr, High Concert Band: tlst rowl- Karen Knauer, Jennifer Clifford, Jennifer Libengood, Katharine Turgeon, Gretchen Albright. t2nd rowje Sherrie Simms, Kristianne Logan, Monica Norris, Marc Massey, Brian Kennedy, Steven Naianan, Brian Casner. t3rd rowj- Amy Vogel, Jenni- fer Wert, Fred Nowatarslu, Jennifer Reichert, Alex Mansfield, David Weiser, Jim Molleca, Chris Garner. tllth rowj- Drew Seidel, Dori Care, 1 Kenneth Zeigler, Sushrut Parikh. Junior Band Gives Various Performances During the 1984-85 school year, the Junior Band worked harmonious- ly under the direction of Miss Linda Texter. This group of musically inclined seventh and eighth grade students practiced dili- gently for Senior High Band. They displayed the results of their hard work at the Halloween parades, Homecoming game, and Spring Concert. The Junior Stage Band is an elite group of students from grades seven through nine. Under the direction of Miss Linda Texter, the jazz band competed against other stage bands at Wilson High School. The iazz band members gave their final performance of the year at the Spring Concert, Jr. Stage Band' Sitting tlst rowi- Kristianne Logan, Steven Najarian, Brian Casner, Scott Ledig, Sherrie Simms, Brian Kennedy. Sitt1rigt2nd rowj- Matt Rissmiller, Robin Barnes, Chris Garner. Standing- Fred Nowatarsln, Anne Wert, David Weiser, Monica Norris, Jennifer Clifford, Amy Vogel, Dori Care, Matt Moore, Sushrut Pankh, Drew Seidel, Jr. Bandflr. Stage Band 63 Talent Blossoms At Spring Concert Tom and Mr. M try to keep in tune. A talented Todd Depre tills in for Mr. M, Dave prepares tor a county competition. Under the direction ot Mr. Joseph Mclamany, the band worked many hours preparing tor their only ap- pearance at the Annual Spring Concert on May 10, 1985. The Concert Band, unlike the Stage Band, played a variety ot songs from classical and modern music selec- tions such as ln the Hall of the Mountain King, and Where No Man Has Gone Before. 64 Concert Band Standing Stage: Seth Riegel, Lisa Wink, Tom Groscup, Mark Kennedy, Robin Barnes, Matt Rrssmiller, Eric Feick, Bill Eschbach. Kneeling Stage:Davrd Krall, Andy Smith, Greg Angstadt, Lon Hatcher, Charles Wagner, Christine DeWald. Sitting Stagexltim Beck, Crystal Parikh, Beverly Blank, Diane Reichert, lacqur Eschbach. Kneeling: Matt Moore, Lrsa Harp, Brenda Weiss, Rrch Kotzin, Greg Millard. Chuck wonders it practice will ever end. DB Frontiersmen Sound Spectacular -..,J The terrrble trro strukes agarn. After mnssrng another note, Brll shows hrs depressron. ,A ,A , l tl-RJ: G. Mrllard, R, Kotzm, C. Chewnrng, C. DeWald, C. Wagner, D. Rerchert, D. Krall. Starrdmg it-RJ: B. Blank, B. B. Rettz, L. Harp, L. Wrnk, T. Groscup, T. DePrefontarne, R. Barnes, M. Kennedy, R. Turgeon, M. Rlssmrller, B. E. Ferck. Seesa wonders wrth amazement why some people have to look at then musrc. Eddre Van Halen's lrttle brother, Rrch, shows how to play the guitar at D.B. Under the dtrectton ot Mr, loseph Mclamany, the Dan- rel Boone Frontrersmen earned excellent ratrngs at three competitrons: Oley Valley, Wrllrams Valley, and Northwest Lehrgh. The twenty member razz ensemble hosted the D.B. Sounds Spectacular held March 23, 1985, and made rts fmal appearance at the Sprung Concert, where all the sensors were honored. Outstanding Musicians Spotlighted This year, two members of the Daniel Boone Choir gained positions in the Berks County Chorus. Auditions determined which students would participate from the vari- ous schools in the county. The selected vocalists then rehearsed for a concert which displayed their talents. The concert took place on January 26, 1985, at Twin Valley High School. The 1985 District Chorus Festival, hosted by Wilson High School on January 17, 18, and 19, 1985, spotlighted Jeff Riegner, the sole Daniel Boone participant. During the time of the festival, Jeff enjoyed staying with a host family. The district vocalists rehearsed extensively throughout the festival and performed in concert. Miss Robin Frenz, a rioted vocal director, conducted the group. Each year musicians from the Berks County Schools gather to audition for a seat in the Berks County Band. To acquire a position in the band, students must appear before judges who evaluate their skills in sight reading, solos, and scales. The students chosen for the ensemble then take part in rehearsels. Daniel Boone placed four musicians in the ensemble this year. The band performed in concert on January 26, 1985, at Twin Valley High School. Guest con- ductor Arthur Chodoroff, band director at Temple Universi- ty, led the band through their performance. The District Band includes talented members from schools in seven neighboring counties. This year three students from Daniel Boone successfully auditioned for a place in this select group. The 1985 Festival took place at Kutztown High School on' Januray 31, February 1, and 2. The band per- formed such numbers as Nabucco and Freelance March under the direction of guest conductor Dr. Daniel Dicicco of the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. County Band - David Krall, Seth Riegel, Diane Reichert, Lisa Wink. 66 Ho or Band And Honor Choir Z Jeff Riegner- County Chorus, District Chorus, Beth Reitz-County Chorus. District Band - Seth Riegel, Diane Reichert, David Krall. Regional Band - David Krall. m-t.h.t .mt on-to-t Talented Friends Share Musical Memories i Corky and Rich prepare for their next stage show. Diane impersonates her famous band director. Michelle auditions for a spot in DB Superstar Productions. Christine and Charles take a breather between songs. Diane imitates Animal from the Muppet Show. Music 67 ,, A -f if 4 an ff A x ? .1 ,1 ,, 5 MMM x at 4 m,x,, . Ax, I 3 - - - U 1 W 1 1 - A T H L E T 1 C S Varsity basketball players encourage one another before returning to the floor. ly i tc. . , Paul Richards eyes up the competition while warming up. O'DonneI winds up for a powerful scoring drive. Qokiwximqm Chris lames anxiously awaits the whistle. Greg Beasley watches his teammates coast to an easy victory. Proud and determined, an athlete dedicates him- self to teamwork. ln the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat, an athlete attempts to excell personally while doing his best for the team. Although an athlete must endure hard work, grueling practices, and sore muscles, he holds his head high as his Daniel Boone pride comes shining through. Senior cheerleaders smile for their last picture together, Sports 69 Opponents Fall Boone Leaves Its Mark Q, 7 ff- , we N V' f ,si , Y, f ,, ,l ig' I ,1fff1M'4,.l52 Q.. 1 Q I J 3, -27 ? 'fftfgaxv fp, we W is v f if x Q as 3216 ww' 'wx l, QE ? aaa, af M na' as sf we Id, at Mk ,WJ 'g' qw N I, .V , V' The Senior fall athletes at their best. 221 Sports Touchdown, You Can Do lt! Row I CL to RJ: Andi Galley, Colleen Rapposelli, Tami Snyder fCo-Captainl, Michelle Harley fCaptainl, Ann Taglieri, Marie Fritz. Row 2 CL to Rl: Karen Seifrit, Melissa Hartline, Amy Lord, Lisa Hoinski, Teri Heisey. Anticipating a touchdown, Karen yells for success. Working together is the key to perfection , f qi, V i Vg A 1 , 'gun A er', t A, ,M , , V - 4 l 1- ,, ' ,,.,, , . V, , if ' f f , ff VVV - ffl ,, .,i,, ,JC M Y s T . V V qua Tis ,S 1 ,gt V , 5, R W'f'17i 'lf'i ' N U V , ' ,,, , r l,',r . 1 , U z l , V f Q Vrre 'V V'Vr -iw'-w.y c4:g,VV,V,VVV 53' 1 ' Q ' 'X' W- , N ' f During victory or defeat, these are the sincere shouts most commonly heard from the sidelines at any Daniel Boone football game. Under the direction of advisor Donna Kriczky and cap- tains Michelle Harley and Tami Snyder, this boisterous squad has shown support for their favorite team by cheer- ing at all games and by decorating the football bus. They all anonymously decorated each senior player's locker. Having a great season, the girls stuck together and per- formed excellently. Football Cheerleading 71 Blazers Cap Winning Season With A Bomb! s Determined and Dedicated best describes the 1984 Blazer Football Team. Led by team captains Greg Beasley, Brett Cooper, and lohn Okuniewski, the gridders revenged a slow 1-4 beginning and closed the season with an astonishing 5-3-1 record, which proved to be the best in over ten years! Greg Beasley celebrated his first 100-yard game during the team's upset victory against Muhlenberg. The season ended with the most exciting play ot the year. With no time remaining on the clock, Eric Mull hit Paul Richards with a 50-yard touchdown pass and tied the game. This game and this team will never be forgotten. A Q1 Coach Hartline receives a play from up top apta s: Greg Beasley, lohn Okuniewski, and Brett Coope Greg Beasley delights Blazer fans as he heads for a touchdown. Angelo and Brett check out the cheerleaders on the sidelines. The Blazers line up for a crucial play. 72 Va sty Football A look of determination from Brian Cassel. Eric Mull releases a pass under pressure. Dave Swavely finds a hole after a Spartan kickoff. '25 QL to RJ: Row 1: S. lones, T. Suglia, D. Swavely, R. Worrall, G. Beasley, B. Cooper, K. Krick, A. Petrillo, B. Cassel, A. Barletta. Row 2: l. Reppert, D. Symmons, P. Groth, K. Myers, P. Richards, D. Kulp, S. Rinker, T. Blair, L. Cooper, N. Krouse. Row 3: Asst. Coach Jacobs, J. Dkuniewski, B. Davis, M. Lacey, R. McEwan, C. Johnson, E. Sheerin, A. Zampella, S. Swaggert, E. Mull, D. DiGuglielmo, R. Nealy, B. Fetferolf, Mngr, M. Kennedy, Coach Booth. Top: Asst. Coach Hartline, B. Nagel, E. Feinauer, M. Simmons, M. DiMarco, 1. Clifford, 1. Griffiths, R. Adams, Mngr. Knerr, Mngr. Hahn. .M . fish if ff X P . 5 iv' Q yi - ,ff ' v Strong defense successfully stops a Cardinal runner. Varsity Football 73 Pushin' For Victory The Blazers Move With Pride At the toss of a coin, the Junior Varsity Blazers elected to receive. With Paul Richards in control the de- termined gridders charged ahead for a victory. Down the field and through the end zone they marched, deter- mined to raise that score. After each touchdown their confidence soared and their dream of victory became reality. Thanks to their coach, Mr. Jacobs, the Junior Varsity football team acquired invaluable skills needed to become an extremely successful team. . ...MJ Blazer Backs rush the Panthers. 9 -IIC iz.. llll Front: Paul Richards, Kermit Krick, Bill Fetteroff, Row 1: Don Symmons, Steve Jones, Mark Lacey, Brian Davis Mark Feinaur, Eric Sheerin, Scott Swager, Tom Blair. l?aw2.'Jon Griffiths, Jeff Clifford, Rob Adams, Dave Kulp At times of dissapomtment' the Blazers Sm' ,un Strong Mark DiMarco, Dan DiGuglielmo, Mark Simmons, Lonny Cooper, Reggie Nealy, sz, 1, y 74 JV Football A-.. QE. Kermit won't let anything stop him. az. 2 i 'Ft ee Row If CL to RJ: Mark Wennersten, Greg Madrzykowski, Russ Hartline, Ed Hamilton. Row 2 CL to RJ: Chris Fontana, Coach Kline, Mark Gromis, Rick Griffith. Even under pressure, Ed Hamilton finds time to clown around. . t .W W . W I, .K Chris Fontana enjoys another relaxing shot under the trees. Wanting for the wind to die down, Mark Wennersten lines up a crucial putt. Russ Hartline lines up an important opening drive. Linksters Swing Successfully Golfers swing into victory!!! The 1984 golf team finished the season with a definite feeling of accomplishment. Nine seniors led the squad to a 7-3 record, 2nd place in the division, and their highest finish in three years. Ed Hamilton, Russ Hartline, and Rick Griffith, the leading golfers, participated in the County match. Hartline played well enough to earn a spot in the district tourna' ment. This successful season even gave coach Kline reason to smile. Golf 75 Awesome Spartan Defeat Clinches Division Title! This season the Blazer Hockey Team learned the true meaning of the word WORK! Suffering through the heat, humidity, and bugs, the team struggled to improve its skill while Mrs. Lykens invented creative new drills. All of this hard work paid off with a winning season of 1641, and an invitation to the state tournament: a level never reached by any other DB. team. The road to states began with an indescribable game agamst Wyomissing, which clinched the Division I Championship. From there, the team continued to finish third in Districts, A heartbreaking loss to Moravian Academy ended the teams hopes of reaching state finals. Despite the disappointment of this loss, the team will never lorget blue hair, sparkled faces, decorated buses, singing Paradise By The Dashboard Light, and most ol all, The Lawn Chair Boys!AlI of this spirit helped to keep enthusiasm high throughout their season. The selection of Leah Finkbiner and Trisha lohnson to the County All Star Team added to the teams triumph, and successfully capped the season for Mrs. Lykens in her first year as head coach. Co-captains lulie Groth and Leah Fmkbmer with Coach Lykens. . xii.. 76 Varsity Hockey Blazerettes can finally sing: We are the Champions! I . We finally made it . . . Division I Champs! New ala . 0 Y 'V Only one of the few that got by goalie, Kelly Beidler Standing CL to RJ: Lisa Jabara, Missy Clark, Lisa Valletta, Julie Groth, Mrs. Lykens, Leah Finkbiner, Kim Rowe, Kelly Beidler. Kneeling QL to RJ: Dawn Reis, Becky Sutton, Lisa Ackerman, Sue Shuey, Lisa Rhoads, Kristin Nitardo, Heather Herbein, Sitting KL to RJ: Gina Taglieri, Trisha Johnson, Janet Huffman, Michelle 0'DonneIl, Lisa Care, Michele Romano. Julie Groth and Leah Finkbiner are anxious to score. Becky Sutton collects her thoughts during halftime. Trisha Johnson sets up her next move, Varsity Hockey 77 No Defeats! JV Contributes Their Own Winning R - .W .. ,-- A -Me-2,,v.--1,.--.----,.-s,-,M--- f M MMV . I Sitting QL-RJ Donna Taglieri, Melanie Sweeney, Yvonne Casner, Anne Maineilo, Beth Hummel. Kneeling QL-RJ Wendy Davis, Cathy Rinino, Michelle Reigel, Amy Delgrosse. Standing CL-Rl Denise Stoltzfus, Amy Wolf, lody Neiswender, Lynn Ludwig, Tamra Klerr, Miss Stanger. The iayvee team played a big part this year in the new D.B. tradition of winning hockey teams. The JV's capped a terrific season with a record of 11-0-1. They often dominated their opponents with aggressive play and scoring skill. With a lot of practice and effort, they were able to play as an experienced team and make Miss Stanger proud! ecord Wendy and lody look to their wing for a pass 'mf efwffwiefm The lV's demonstrate their enthusiasm for the winning Varsity. Jody and Amy smile, despite their pre-game jitters. Q t . M y 4 Q of 're EQ 78 JV Hockey X-ing The Finish Line ,f Daniel Boone Harriers Race Towards A Successful Season Neither wind, nor rain, nor scorch- ing heat could stop the Blazer harriers from crossing the finish line. Despite their inexperience, these dedicated young men worked together with their coach, Mr. Weaver, and achieved a record of 4 wins and 6 losses. Mark Smale and Shawn Johnson distin- guished their team by earning a posi- tion in the district competition. Mr. Weaver anticipates a victory for the exhausted runners. i A determined Roy Feick overtakes his opponent to- wards the finish line. Standing CL to RJ: Lon Hatcher, John Eagan, Shawn Auman, Tom Hater, Shawn Hoster, Jeff Cremi, Roy Feick, Paul John- son, Coach Don Weaver. Kneeling QL to RJ: Mgr. Mark Scherer, Sean Barbabella, Jennifer Carman, Mike Weaver, Jon Went- zel, Shawn Johnson, Mark Smale, Mgr. Mike O'DonnelI. Over the mountain and through the corn field the Blazer harriers race on towards a team victory. Cross Country 79 OW Blazers Freeze Foes. Winter Athletes Warm The Season With Wins N- I' 'K- -I- 'lr M34 tSpt Cheerleaders applaud alter witnessing another winning match The squad is determined to bring the house down with an ear-shattering cheer. Cheerleaders Suppy The Force Behind The Power F! -3 Kristas confident smile reassures anxious Blazer wrestling fans The squad leads the crowd with cheers as the musclemen enter the arena. Wrestling easily tultills the role of being the most individual, emotional sport. This can be proven just by watching a wrestling cheerleaders face during a match. At one moment she nearly jumps out of her seat with excitement. The next, she slouches down, the grimace on her face mirrors a wrestler's agony. Not content to just sit back and watch, she constantly shouts words of encouragement that will help lead the team to their ulti- mate goal-the pin. No One Escapes From The Blazer lVlatmen l l Sensing impending victory, Barry kneels into referees posmon' Dave puts his muscles to the test as he battles for better leverage. Psyched and ready to go, the Varsity Wrestlers stepped out onto the mat. Rowdy fans cheered and stomped as the opponents shook hands and prepared to fight. A two-point take-Qwn put the Blazers on the board. However, the enemy refused to be defeated. He escaped, but the DB grappler quickly reversed. He cradled, racking up the score with back-points. As time ran out, he worked against the clock. A half- nelson captured the victim. A fall at the sound of the buzzer! Victory and excitement took the lead for another pinning season! Mr. Kline reassures Angelo before his turn on the mats 2 C3253 'y proves his superiority. Tim's face shows Mr. Kline the agony of defeat. 07 Keith struggles to gain control of a difficult situation. Chris' wrestling tactics torce his opponent to lose his head. i The competitor shows us his underallsn with a little help from Eric. Barry and Pete discuss their opponents moves. Standing CL to RJ- Danielle Hartline, Becky Leonard, Barry Lucas, Angelo Petrillo, Brett Cooper, Dean Pelliciottii, f Mr, Kline tcoachl. Middle CL to RJ' Eric Wagner, Keith Myers, Chris James, Pete Groth. Kneeling CL to RJ' Yvonne Casner, Jesse Weidner, Dave Groth, lon Wentzel, Tim Suglia, Gina Taglieri. Wrestling 83 JV Grapplers Dazzle County Competitors J.V. wrestlers await their obvious team victory Scott Rinker provokes a gut reactron Although impossible to tell when they will receive their next chance to wrestle, the jayvee grapplers never lost faith. Practicing long and hard with their varsity mates, they kept hoping that the next opponent would have a JV team. When the long await- ed match finally arrived, each wrestler got to show his stuff in full force. This kind of spirit and patience com- bined to make them Section ll champs! Standing QL to RJ- Curtis Johnson, Jim Belnome, Lonny Cooper, Marc DiMarco, Mr. Shutt tcoachj, Middle tt to RJ - Scot Kunkleman, Mike Staulter, Matt Bell, Scott Rinker, Kneeling tt to RD- Mike Rapposelli, Shawn Johnson, Todd Deprelontaine, Guy Weidner 84 JV Wrestling The Ball Wy..- Eric Sheerin lakes it to the hoop. Working hard under the coaching ot llllr. Simmons, the layvee basketball team improved with each week. After a few disappointing losses at the be- ginning of the season, the Jayvees fought back and smashed the Raiders at home. Despite this tough season, the team worked hard until the end. Amol dribbles by a Raider delender. l,V. Basketball 85 The Hoop l Open The Net ls Hot Blazers Shoot For Two! mzui Q The team rrses and awaits the starting lrneup. A wrnded Ron Worrall recerves hnal rnstructrons. t 1- Q Q QM? er r M 'ak 86 Varsrty Basketball Laura Creswell and Nlrchelle Werdner take the team stats. Greg Beasley huts a breakaway layup. All eyes are on the ball antrcrpatrng another held goal .1 Kneeling: Steve Jones, Greg Madrzykowski, Kermit Krick, lohn Okuniewski, Tom Hater, Tom Blair. Standing. Greg Beasley, Alan Zampella. Chris Marks, Ron Worrall, Dave Cremi, Mark Wennersten. K tk kh d f th h tt h . Ron Leinbach, Mr Dave Lackwood tMissingl Randy McEwenJ erm, HC ea S or e S Owe! a er 8 mug game With a swoosh of the ball and a cheer from the crowd, the Blazer Hoopmen experienced another pro- ductive year. The team sweated and worked hard to prepare lor their games. Under Coach Lackwood's t direction, these dedicated young men spent this year improving their basketball skills. Greg Madrzykowski looks for the open man. Mark Wennersten shows his frustration. John Okuniewski bounce passes to Randy McEwen. Varsity Basketball 87 Y M,,E l41 M 9 , if 57 'Sf M M W ww Q, QQ I I5F ' ? SSE Qi i t W -Raw. 'M' Jw The 1V's spread their spirit. There is no stopping us now! Standing CLRJ' Karen Badinger, Laura Coffey, Desiree Mong, Donna Taglieri, Kneeling lL-RJ: Amy Huffman, Teri Heisey, Trena Anderson, lulie Nlainello. H Swoop lt In The Hoop JV Cheerleaders Shout With Pride! The JV Cheerleaders, showing true D.B. spirit, encouraged the basketball players throughout the season. Nlany long hours were put into their practices which profit- ed into a wonderful performance. The girls were led by Captain Donna Taglieri and Co-Captain Laura Coffey whenever times got rough in team situations these girls always brought the crowd to their feet. Laura and Teri balance for a perfect mount. JV Cheerleading 89 Pint-Sized Magicians ABMAVZERS Dazzle Division l ,a,V if rf, , fl 2 V 4 4 A , ,X , ' 1 r 5 7 ', The 1985 Daniel Boone Girls' Basketball Team. V , T, af: Pa an ,f F D , ' r ' I 1 any A , Xi .XX Coaches Shuey and Lykens smile with pride. Wendy Davis lumps her highest and gains control ol the ball. The seniors smile alter a successful season. 90 Girls' Varsity Basketball The 1984-85 Girls' Basketball Team achieved a goal reached by no other girls' team before them. Playing most of the season as the underdogs because of their lack of height, the Lady Blazers surprised everyone by capturing the Division l title. Coach Shuey stressed defense and it paid off as the Blazerettes received recognition as the best defensive team in the area. Leading scorer Wendy Davis tallied 38 pts. against Wyomissing to break the county freshman record for most points in a single game. She was also named Athlete of the Week by the Reading Eagle- !Times. The team will never forget their big win against Central Catholic and stopping at the Oley Dairy. Congratula- tions for a job well done! Susan Shuey expresses her frustration after a missed lay-up. Ni 1 Yi F ll 5 ' ' 'f'f ' ' V , -r TY.-.ff - f A , 1 ' f if Wendy Davis shoots a foul shot which puts Boone into the lead. ti Trisha Johnson scans the court to set up the next Leah Finkbiner hopes her defense will forcea turnover for Holy play' The Staffing flve SUJCKCU UD mafll' WHTS for U19 Blazers. Name. Girls' Varsity Basketball 91 92 JV Hard Work Pays Off A frustrated Judy Nealy loses her dribble. After many unsuccessful seasons, this year's Junior Varsity Girl's Basketball team showed promise. Under the leadership of captain and high scorer Amy Delgrosse, this team has proved victorious after many nerve wracking games. Following the suc- cessful 1984-85 season, Coach Lykens proudly proclaimed I am very pleased with the efforts and accomplishments of the girls. Adding to her scoring average, Beth Hummel zings a jumper. a wwf. X ,,,i X X u X s 4 3 X ,J - Standing: Lori Hoffman, Deb Moyer, Ann Rotharpt, Coach Lykens, Becky Sutton, Judy Nealy, Charlene Gross, Kneeling: Anne Nlainello. Amy Delgrosse, Beth Hummel, Becky Bell. Paula Schwenk Amy Delgrosse looks on as teammate Lon Hoffman fol- lows through with her shot. Girls' Basketball Girls' Team Strikes Opponents Andrea shows Patti how to roll the perfect strikes , Mrs. Kutz anxiously awaits the final tabulation, Row 1: Kelly lones, Lisa Werner, lolyn Nerr. Row 2: Carolann Norris, Ann Roggenbaum, Michelle Houston, Betty Naiarian. Row 3: Patti Sanders, Andrea Lrchau, Judy Washko, Mrs. Kutz. Ann steadies herself while approaching the foul line. Shelly painfully looks away while the opponent throws another strike. The girls' team, led by Senior Co- Captains, Ann Roggenbaum and An- drea Lichau, rolled against tough competition this year. Under their coa- ch, Mrs. Kutz, the team finished in last place in Division 1 Play. Michelle Hous- ton, Betty Najarian, and Patti Sanders completed this year's Blazer line-up. Girls' Bowling 93 Boys' Team Rolls To Second Place Rack shows the strength needed for a good roll. Kneeling: Dave Witmyer, Mike McCue, Joel Monburger, Scott Casner, Brent Nagle Standing: Joel Zeiber, Rach Monburger, Tum Bourland, Todd Endy, Charles Wagner, Rack Whltmoyer Under new coach, Mr. Joe Dan- tas, the boys' team tmlshed in sec- ond place to dlvlslon l wmner, Exeter, Durrng the season, the team sutfered some close losses by ten pins or less to the better teams ln Berks County. The team, whlch was led by sensor Charles Wagner and freshman Joel Zeiber, hopes to lm' prove on these losses and wlth ex- peruence do better next year. 4 Chuck expresses hrs readlness for the pro bowlers tour. Tim steps up and prepares tor the perfect strike. Dave tries to sneak in some extra points for his team. Mr. Dantas never knew coachlng could be a dangerous lob. 94 Boys' Bowllng Blazers Spring Into Action . . . Victory Is On The Way I W qlsifbl mm 532520 N ' ligisgfgb .mkga i if i.5f Spnng Spo Bazer Tracksters Off 'o A Runnng Start s Scott and Keith try to win this one off the blocks. kt I X Q i .X .zfefeagsg s' 2 K. , Y . , 3 RQ Xi - Q, as X ., A A w X ,I sz' .:.g wg- ' i ESQ - ' -is-'S W. A -- A , John knows landing is half the fun. 1:4 96 Boys' Track i ,, Troy's face proves to be too much for opposition. X Qi A f lf . e'-ss' s ttit f itana t t at cttt Q K - ..h'. .5 ' . he t ,g m .... it tae, . -o.-- acta Greg looks determined to finish the final lap. e 5 25 X 5 VV ,l L2p.'G. Myers, M. DiMarco, A. Ziegler, 5th fow.'A. Barletta, B. Cooper, G. Beasleyg 4th row: K. Myers, ill, Staufler, T. Millerg 3rd Rowfl. Okuniewski, S. Swagger, E. Lamb, T. Grahamp Znd row: B, Elliot, C, trophy, B. Fetterolf, R. Nealy, J. Cremig 1strow'G. Donovan, Managerg D. Ferguson, M. Weaver, R. teppert, C. Lemp, B. Cleaves, Manager. Lonny and Anthony battle it out lor the first throw. As the crack of the gun signaled the beginning of the 1985 track season, the Blaz- ers raced otl, keeping stride with their opponents to ac- complish the goals they had set for themselves. Each dedicated member strived to improve himself despite the relaxed atmosphere ot the team. Brett Cooper's com- ment, How could I get a tan it I didn't go out for track? reflected this mood. , 1 .. Ed warms up belore the race Greg Beasley shows off alter a lirst place lump Lady Tracksters Surprise County Blazerettes Gain Recognition With Wins in g-new wxalrk-1 ? 5' till . H. it ,ff-.5 i A This season, the GirI's Track team had high exc- pectations for a great season following last year's success. Many outstanding performances added to the 1984 season. The 1600 meter relay team placed 6th in District lllg the first time a track team from D.B. placed in districts. Kim Rowe finished 3rd in the county for the 800 meter and Lori Krall 1st in the 200 meter and 3rd in the 100 meter. Julie Groth and Leah Finkbiner earned county honors in the top 10 for triple jumping and long pumping, respectively. The 1985 team hopes to do as well, if not better, this year. Although the team spent many grueling hours practicing, they weren't without fun times, No one could forget running away from practice, going to the IGA for lood and practicing in the mud and rain! This combination of work and fun insured a successful and enjoyable season! This team can still smile alter a wet and dreary track meet. 98 Girls' Track hw Lori Krall dashes ahead to another easy victory. E Quiet and closed-mouthed, Anne Mainello waits on deck Winning smiles from the victorious 1600 meter relay VW V ,V,,, ,, 232 , i , Tuna Henry concentrates on breakmg another Boone record. Colleen Rapposellr lmrshes strong wrth a hop, skrp, and a pump, Mrs. Snyder congratulates Klm Rowe after wlnnmg the Berks County bronze medal. my BW B Mrchelle 0'Donnell practrces her starts before the 100 meter dash. lop l?ow:Ann Roggenbaum, Sylvra Roth, Krrstrn Nrtardo, Colleen Rapposellr, Tuna Henry, Debbie Moyer, lulre Groth, Leah Flnkblner, Kam Rowe, Bottom Row: Lon Krall, Shelly Shollenberger, lody Fecera, Mrchelle 0'Donnell, Beth Hummel, Anne Malnello, Vrckl Branyan. Girls' Track 99 Softball: Determined, Year After Year This year the determined Blazerettes improved their skills and abilities as they concentrated on a winning season. The appointment of Denise McCabe as head coach sparked a new determination and interest. Together the players channeled their energies towards establishing a reputation as a superior D.B. softball team. Wai r First row: Amy Delgrosse, Susan Shuey, Kelly Biedler, Denise Stoltzfus. Second row: Trisha lohnson, Lisa Rhoads, Becky Sutton. Top: Michelle Romano 100 Softball J Lisa knows this pitch is hers .34 Denise waits for the the excitement to reach the outfield. Kelly Beidler proves ready to move on a moment's notice. i . ' ,, ,, wwwfi f 2 'Y A new , A A W H 'Qtr-rag, fx.l7M w W , 1 i fiiw?f'A ' 2 - f , M 'ev ,. . . f at tafflgggygffai ,pr ff ' 3- Ve: , fl me f . ' , ',,, i ' ., f, ffl f, i V , I , V, 7 fe' , - E H2 ,V r V ew. ., I Q., ew 1 W'-gy A' fi -, , L, i A, ' ,Y A 'H ,'w,,,,,,,45Ufff M X, .- .if iz . .,, may ,Q M i. A ,, ' if - . -. 2, 1 - Q. ',- riffs' - X i ,is H f LL 1 ' if I f ' W f ' if a?4a1, M i G l 7 r A r if i , r , ' 'V ' - , W 4 ' W ,4 . , , M ,,,, , , , V Qtr naa- r i W wif' I , , f ' , 0 'M we 5- ,,, , . V , ' er- QZMM, I ip , Armen f M 1 , ,M LL .fy f iii YA .c. . W afar' e . AV WWI' ,, an if V, MMM, , r V., M ,rm Vi r gmt. .V f M N f'f1f -r t A V sf . , gc: , 1 Trish concentrates on her strategy before the game. Too many players can spoil the play. Sue anticipates the perfect pitch. Coach McCabe scrutimzes her expert team. Softball 101 D.B. Sluggers Score A Grand Slam Record With the crack of a bat and the call of the ump, the '85 team did their best to get the ball moving. The golden glove outfield easily caught long flies and the infield jumped on the short hits. DB pitchers deceived their opponents' eyes and the Blazer runners took advantage of slow pitchers by stealing bases. Dave Swavely shocked opponents with his superb fielding ability, and the specta- tors applauded Ron Leinbach's outstanding catches in the outfield. The supernormal line up of seniors helped guaran- tee a smashing season. Statisticians Krista and lan anxiously await the umpire's call. 2 Kneeling: CL to RJ Mike Burkhart, Paul Wolfe, Bill McGowan, Carl Kubitz, John Egan, Standing: CL to RJ Paul Richard, Alan Zampella, Tim Moyer, Curtis Johnson, Scott Rick, Neil Krouse. Ron Lennbach fires the ball to home plate. ' - f .ra gm lflzizswn, U '42 Q 3 S fc 1. r fr gf 3 :twang as Q 57- Q . I K ,guy iw' Q if X fix I x Falewgf Z' x gm I ,,,.,?,H,i M 1 f 5' 35:37, ffgl WW, ff 5 Kermit Krick concentrates on his form before stepping up to the plate. 102 Baseball sW s wane. .t sets Todd Endy tracks the batter wlth hrs famous knuckle ball. Brian Pusch and Ron Worrall enloy some private pokes between Innings. ottom row: CL to Rb Scott Rlnker, Bob France, Paul Smlth. Top row: QL to RD Bottom row: lL to RJ Ron Lelnbach, Kermlt Krlck, Dave Swavely. Top row: CL to RJ Bnan hawn Hoster. Mark Gulllama, Jason Lessugt Pusch, Ron Worrall, Coach Rlchard Mauck, Jody Reppert. Coach Mauck intensely concentrates on the next rnmng's strategy. Baseball 103 One, Two, Three Strikes You're Out . . . At The Blazer Home Field Take me out to the ballgame, Take me out to the crowd . . . Nlost Americans hear this song and visualize sunny afternoons, hot dogs, Coca- Cola, and fun times. The JV team, hoping to one day achieve Big League success, fondly remembers similar golden moments of their season. Led by pitcher Eric Mull and outfielder leff Clifford, the players spent many fun times under the warm sun. Mark Lacey helps pull the team together. Jeff Clifford wonders, Where's the ball? The gang takes a well deserved break. Standing fl to rj: 1. Watkins, T. Endy, R. Monberger, M. Lacey. Kneeling fl to rj: A. Haas, 1. it V T . 1 1 ,Q-wah. .W Clifford, E. Mull, C. Kennedy. Sitting tl to rl: 1. Griffiths, G. Weidner, T. Peterson, K. lohnson. A i A pretty face draws Eric Mull's attention away from the game Leah Frnlrbrner tField Hockeyl: Berks Coun- ty leading scorer C32 goalsl, Division I all- star team, all-county all-star team, player of the year CPottstown Mercuryl, athletic scholarship to Purdue University. tBasket- balll- Division l second team all star Wendy Davrs tBasketballJ: Division l first team all star, All Berks all star team. Brett Cooper tFoolballl: Second team all- county, first team all-area, first team inter- county. twrestlingj- Earned a first place position in the Sectional Tournament 11855, District semi-finalist, 4th in Southcentral Re- gion, Honorable mention All County team. Trisha Johnson tFreld Hockeyj: Division lall- star team, all-county all-star team. 1-5 ' -as -X Y 1. - or i, A Sue Shuey tBasketballJ: Division l all star team honorable mention ,,,,t,c..,..w---e-W' Greg Eeasely tlfootballl: Second team inter- county, second team all-county. second team all-area. Footbal scholarship to La- fayette University Awesome Athletes Rise To The Top Pete Bednowrcz and Bob Beauchamp tSwimmingJ: Qualified for districts in the backstroke and breaststroke respectively. The Orion Staff congratulates this year's outstanding athletes whose hard work helped the Daniel Boone Sports Program reach their goals for successful seasons. These spe- cial athletes have shown exceptional talent, skill and en- durance in their re- spective sports. Thank you for bring- ing excellence to yourselves and to our school. We hon- or you! lqink Anthony Barletia tFootballJ: Second team inter-county, honorable mention all-county. Chrrs James: twrestlmgl- Earned a third place position in the Sectional Tournament, Distric qualifier 41263, First team Section ll All Star t138J, Honorable mention All Coun- ty team Marc DrMarco: twrestlingl- Earned a first place position in the Sectional Tournament, District qualifier tHWT.J, Honorable men- tion All County team. Special Athletes 105 The Blazers Practice To Perfection Led by quarterback Larry Straub and their valuable runner Brett Tschudy, the freshman football team held together throughout their first competitive season. Despite numerous losses, these young football enthusiasts worked together to gain valuable experience, believing that Prac- tice makes perfect. R0w1.'Mr. Allen, Mr. Yeakel, Randy Arndt, Kelly Kerstetter, Brett Tschudy, Dave Groth, lim Smith, Brent Shirk, Bob Gazda, Ken Zeigler, Mike Thatcher, Keith Ketlerer, Mr. Dietrich Raw Z' Manager, Larry Straub, Brett Balthaser, Chris laquis, Barry Branyan, Buzzy Berdler, Skip Shuey, Amol Sham, Tom Stauffer, Darral Barton. Future Flickers At Their Best Lisa Rowe, who scored 10 of her team's 15 goals, led the 1984 junior high field hockey team to an undefeated season. Under the excellent direction of coach Denise McCabe, these young girls gained valuable ex- perience. Many of these field hockey players should go on to be our future superstars. N l - Young Lisa Rowe contemplates her next move. 149' 106 Freshman Footballfjr. High Hockey 5 - c .. . ' F' V V A , .,., ..... . . .... -,..-L,-,-...- -M M., . . W W 4 A M HNLMAW Row 1: Lisa Auman, Charlene Gross, Missy Nitardo, Teresa Mowery, Kisten Rowe, Teresa March, Heather Massey Row 2: Lori DiMaio, Lisa Wengerl, lenny Woiick, Angie Grillo, Becky Bell, Lisa Rowe. Row 1: Michelle Walsky, Sarah Kennett, Valerie Barbon, lenny Arnold, Tanya Weilacher, Patty Clark, lodi Weaver, Karen Althouse Row 2: Beth Simmons, Chrissy Wolfe, Tracy Myers, Catherine Herbine, lennrfer Resser, Melissa Reigel, Beth Ann Moore, Leslie Pregel 53 ' lr. Competitors Shoot For Success Row If S. Vlasak, T, Arnold, l. Bell, l. Huffmann, M. 0'Donnell, M. Row, R. Hoffmanner, B. Simmons. Todd finishes rt with his man, Row ZB. Petrrllo, B. Balthaser, P. Eagan, J, Groth, D. O'Brren, l. Readrnger, S. Haus, l. Coffey. Row 3: 1. Weidman, K. Kerstetter, B, Gazda, D. Row, H. Mong, K, Ketterer, Coach Weaver. PRIDE Row 1: C. Czeiner, l. Pen .A A A an A 6 nypacker, B. Hahn, M. si it if Huffman, S. VanAken, T, N ,V Richards, R. Westley. Row 2: C. Gardiner, T. Cooper, l, Mol- wk g W ., . Y Y . 3 5 ' K lecca, D. Winners, M. Kilareskr, P. Bossler, l. Valletta. Row 3: H g H ' S ., , - E R. Clemens, B, Prekos, K. Moyer, S. Knorr, M. Ahearn, D. Davis, Me- . . . Q M D. Stoltzfus, R. Hartlrne, Coach Yeakel. ,gi g g M, 4 4 . . I n . TX X A .VA H - X, f fb f N if me , A . ,s Wizard Krncade magically summons the ball. T: Chad Collingwood, Chris Krncade, Henry Herbrne, Mark Endy, David Cosbey. B: Robert Brschler, Skip Shuey, Mike Focht, Jeff Wolfe, Vincent Lascala. Bryan Kosesar, Ed Lee. , Ed Lee grows wings to gain control of the rump-ball. By capturing the division title, the Jr. High Wrestling team, led by coaches Mr. Weaver and Mr. Yeakel, once again up- held the fine wrestling tradition at Dan- iel Boone. Pin after pin the Blazers wracked up important victories. lohn Huffman and Keith Ketterer each earned 1st place medals at the county tourny. 2nd place wrnners included Mike 0'Don- nell and Dave Row. The lr. High Basketball team, led by coaches Mr. Werner and Mr. Civi- tarese, posted another successful season. With each game the team members gained more knowledge and confidence. The hoopsters worked to sharpen their dribbling skills and polish their shooting styles. With their newly acquired talents and knowledge of sports- manshrp and leadership, this Blazer basketball team should make its mark in years to come. Row 1: Robert Shane, Chris Blum, Trey Detwrler, left Wolfe, Mike Varnes, Chad Knorr, Kevin lbach, Chad Collingwood, Row 2: Coach Werner, Kane Christman, Chad Moletress, Michael Zagorskr, Brian Anderson, Brent Knerr, Matt Kennedy, lr. High Wrestlingflr. High Basketball 107 108 Girl Girls Have Fun Learning The Basics Varsity: Bottomi Lisa Rowe, Beth Moore, Tiffany Walker, Terlnda Hartllne Middle: Terri March, Steph Haller, Valerie Barbon Top: Sarah Kennet, Sherri Simms. Lay up. Dribble, Pivot. The Junior High Girls' Basketball Team practiced and mastered the basics. Under the coaching of Mrs, Snyder and Miss McCabe, the team progressed through their season and constantly improved and picked up new skills. Jr. High Tracksters Gain Experience Waiting forthe crack of 'A T the gun, the Junior High ss :el. Tracksters, under the dl- . r.Ebq ' . rection of Mr. McComsey Qb' 1 tl' r if b l and Mr. Yeakel, ran, leapt ,, , ' and threw theirway to vic- S, Q tory. These young athletes ylr. ssg.. strived for success and Q i the respect of their team- f's s mates on the Varsity. ig....gg .fsf of Mike O'DonneIl pours it on to finish strong. Row l: Debbie Piekos, Tracy Warner, Jeanine Russell, Stacy Schollenberger, Tracy Meyers, Becky Jenkins Row 2: Karen Althouse, Lisa Rowe, Tiffany Walker, Deidre Riegel, Angle Grillo Row 3: Jenny Reeser, Stephanie Kalinik, Michelle Smith, Jennifer Bentley, Kisten Rowe, Pat Egan Row 4: Karen Ludwig, Sarah Kennet, Terr March, Paula Schwenk, Mick Bereyrch, Larry Straub, Mark Smale Row 5: Tara Fuck, Ed Lee, George Walbam, Mike 0'Donnell, Dave Cosby Row 6: Mark Scherer, Chad Colling- wood, Bryan Kolesar, Kyle Neyer, Jeff Schaeffer Row 7: Andy Ziegler, Ryan Reppert, Todd Graham, Byron Emory, Ron Hoffmanner. s' Jr. High Basketballfir. High Track Coach Snyder gives the team pointers during a time out. IV' Bottom: Jennifer Clifford, Michelle Walsky, Angie Grrllo. Betsy Groscup Middle: Dawn Ricketts, Vicki Becker, Michelle Smith, Debbie Slifer Top: Leslie Pregle. ek. muff Erica, Tiffany and Jennifer support their teammates, despite the rain. CL-RJ: M. Witmyer, S. Knorr, H. Mong, M. Akearn, S. Ledig, l. Cash, B. Tschudy, C, lacquis, M. Gentile, C. Knorr, C. Kinkaid, R. Bischler. Middle: B, Casner, M. Bohn, C. Moletress, D. Davis, B, Biedler, C. Collingwood, T. Detweler, J. Valletta, C. Garner, E. McKin. B. Haas, l. McAnally, M. Kennedy, R. Geunes, l. Mohr, C. Cmeiner, F. Gaiewski, J. Schearer, R. Hartline, l. lones, J. Kanuck, The team leaves the field with a strong feeling of satisfaction. lr. Batters Catch Experience Determined to make a name tor themselves, the lr. High Baseball Team got their first taste ot real competi- tion. This team worked hard throughout the season learning baseball basics and achieving recognition. Their dedication and desire will some- day earn them a spot on the Se- nior High team. Managers, Amy and Crystal, stand up for their team. ' or Outstanding Mg zig , I C . . ,sy Athletes l.., V . r . - T . Dave Grothx Football L1saR0we.'Girls Track, Bas- Mike Fochf: Boys Bas- 'V ketball, Hockey ketball This year the year- 'John Huffman: Wrestling Chris Jacquisx Baseball Mark Smale: Boys Track book staff chose to rec- ognize special lr. High Athletes. Selected by their coaches, these young people demon- strated not only excep- tional ability but also support and dedication to their teammates. Best of luck for future successful years at Daniel Boone. Con- gratulations!! lr. High Baseballfflutstanding lr. High Athletes 109 3 ,gg EVE 9 David Derr shows that real men do eat quiche. Mareno and Bill await donations for the clean locker fund. 1 An apple a day keeps the errors away. Despite the weather, Teri and Michelle enjoy the ball game. if K Junior girls start the day with friends and a smile. A flexible friend accompanies Mark Price through his day. Younger people with braces and glasses, Always seen running to get to their classes. The F-Section hallways they all cruise, some pushing and shoving and getting all bruised. The smaller ones pushed to the back of the line, Friends walking to the Gita is a popular thing, These are the future stars of Blazer teams, Someday they'll push Blazer records to new extremes. Popularity is a common aim, Each one looks to school and friends for fame. All hope to follow in the Seniors trail, but they soon learn that Senior pride is not for sale. they wonder when their curfew will be later than nine. As the girls grow older they care more about his class ri ng. Classes 111 rf. tl .N hx A V rl r Chrls Amole . N, S. ,S Greg Barton ,iff Mehnda Blank 4 ll . w 5 . l -A ,mf Vaughn Brennan . fr xl, Brian Casner Todd Coccre 112 Seventh Grade f Iii xy aff X 457, ,l S Brran Lrsa Anderson Auman X I ,,.:,' . , r,: M. Tony Dawnlta Bualek Bause G' ,A jj G X. . 1 f Chrrstopher Peter Blaum Bosler a t Thomas Katya Brunswrck Campbell xg ,IZ S. Gregory Scott Chaplrn Chrefto ' , ig J QQ, ff . Xa lenmter Mary Colley Crosby 4-Q We W3 , , Manno Barbabella ui Shannon Brllman Brllre Ann Brendle ,al Dorn Anne Care 'SSI . A as gg Q- J Kane Chrlstman -, kt ,- .ff 1 1. f, :kg Chnstopher Czerner S e v e n ' 'QL f, .fo r a d e . M 2, .. 0 ' x .L k X xt s h Kathy lenmfer Care Carman Kelly Path Jo Clark Clark F who ' : I a A t Mschael Stacy Dauber DEH A Adam Casner lennrfer Cllfford rt,tl Sam Doberstern I K f ' , .he if lenmfer Gallagher wa 1 as 5, , we Brran Guest Trmothy Henry l ' Wendy Goldstem 'x 5 leremy Guss -me of . 'Q , H Kathryn Herbme ,,, J.. , ,Y Vicky Grant ,.WJ l. Xa ,W Bnan Haas X r Matthew Herndon 1 err , fa, 55, ' v . e 'H AVVVV A j J M Xl X V, , i ' James Duane Sandra Buffy Dragovrch Dunn Englnsh Ensmger ra- t' , , Q 5' ,ff 'W I ,t ion f'M'R ' w 'MJ 2 ' ' l , .f ,,. e .A, ' .,A:M.: A ' ray! ' he-W , I -f I Q Mrchael Mlchael Amy Nlcole Erb Fasoldt Femauer Frdler , 'V , f rrr, ai , , ffm W or 'qi' M la ' ,gg l M oil., V ff ,A 1? 'I Beverly Ann lenm Krrstr Bnan Flzz Ford Fox Frederick , , L M at Vi 0 M A my 4 hw 4 i It ' frrr Q 1 , , l M x L l l r l Chnstopher Scott Raquel lohn Greenawalt Greenawalt Grossman Groth r.-- A ' ' is I A t rw 2 Brian Thomas Marcella Clayton Hahn Hamley Hendncks Henry . 4 1 1 QL we Q ! ..w14 N flfflrr. 2 'F Q- Lelgh Douglass Mark Rachelle Homskr Holmes Huttman Huseman Seventh Grade 113 I .ro , , VM, xr I J, J Q f W f , ,fry , X, ' 55 L b yy y I Raymond Kevrn Krishna Huseman lbach lbach cf' ,W-K xf' six tw Angel Fay Lesslg ZW -Q I X - .. Alexander Mansfleld 114 Seventh Grade E V 4. 1 ,. , ,f ff! Tam: Levengood ,,. ff f 1 I Heather Massey K WW' J f gf to Beth Lrbengood ,ce ' Joseph McAnally , lip ' Mr' 'Z Brnan Johnson MQ. mt, Christopher Kmkald v Y ti 2 John Kocher 4 Kelly Kulp f Jennifer Lrbengood ,-W ,- Liea Jason McGlory , f Y -fm Q! Crystal Johnson z Q- fy ,xwt Adam Kass Jarmee Kohl Errc Larson 4 rQ?i?? ,641 lf 4' 3 1 at John Lrchtley , im x ff 1 v Shannon McKrm ,la J w.L . J Matthew Kennedy fi Z-L , A 1235 XT Trlcla Knabb 0 Kimberly Kolb ,, A , M Q Paul Lawrence Edward Lucas ,X ,,n v v of ll Donald Mearkle ,Mya ,M A Q, YL Mrchael Krlaresln , Brent Knerr , fu rv: AX,i 4 Z Joe Kubovcsak E 4- . .a ff' O ei-qsvrfffrl .3 .,..., J -5,-7'3 mm.. . , Jn' I Karen Lemp 4 Lf Matthew Luft Matthew Mengle J r-fi , V M k,-gf? -il ii Shawn Mergen . ara. ' ...,.,- w-...Mf-w ,A David Mountz f ii kg S my , gi I4 ,gk ,jf , . ,Y ,, 'wg ryizro ,Wm et 4, ,, 93 1 iii? 4 ,E W 3 ff :Z 1 f Scott Nagle . M New , Krystal Nerr ,. X- if tttt J ,Q W Jason Pennypacker J-...,.,.,,..w' F -,1 K 4 Kenneth Rertmeyer KM ,- J ' 'K Brian Meyer , f J i qty! 45' 'X Brett Moyer IW! A ir 1 ,W ,M wet' 'I Steven Nayaruan H EMA '1 Monica Norris ,Kiwi r 77 fp, J ff Brian Piekos V if i, f 'Wi TX X iw' Chad Rlegel ff' 0, ,,., f ev fa , A. , '.Jfg, W , ,Y Q, Shannon Muller ef Kent Moyer fin. I ff f Eric Neuman 'V v w QQ: V K A 91 .QR I 5 K Es Jeffrey Painter Michelle Powers if ,J . -ff A J .4'1 Cheryl Rimby Zigi John Mohr f if 1- t,5g2f, M I Tracy Myers W Keith Nerswender if Hrfkr' Jesse Painter 4 Am 2 James Prince we ,C . 4' Y wa f 5 ,, , M ,,.,, .,,,.W, f ,V-fr Chad Moletress ' xv if, rr 4 li, 1 , Beth Ann Moore i si if QW ff John Raber My .,, igryrzwoiywcggia gt: pe., k I 1, 'wa Z Thomas Moses ' MM r eww L ji , L rf if ff' VJ, ,E ,,. 5 ., 4 va FM y f f , X ,M Jennifer Reichert I ,AY ,, Q, J, , My t,,, of f at ff Corey Eric Jeffrey Robbins Rodgers Rohe If ff ww. 1 Stephanie Reider J J f 4 1 M 'W ,W t N. I J, Rik: fag , Melissa Row Seventh Grade 115 J 'W 1, AZ H -',,,,v Wen: W e ,, ,y 1 My lames Jeffrey Rutter Schearer Mig Q T, T-r' Scott Davrd Schmrttrnger Schollenberger K ,, Y Drew Lrsa Serdel Seward A T Beth Debora Simmons Slater tr X MIP? M Q4 X 'gg VA., 1 1 Dean Todd Stoltzfus Stncker V l T 1, ' Christopher Trace 116 Seventh Grade M f my jg , Davld Scherfele M' I, Stephanre Schrerer Do 'G Heather Shaffer Angela Smathers ,,.,.. Q -t-L r Q 'T ' 1 A Robert Torrens Katherine Turgeon V! Aiea K xr fu Knstrne Schmrdt . W' I ef ,QQ Henry Schwertzer T T I an 'inf Terry Sheha 1 ,xii T f,4y 5 Bnan Snyder 52 12 2 if rf .. , ,fx M ,,L,1,Q.g , , r W ,mr , ff -f , it if W Paul Knsten Shrrey Shlrk Nfl MQ Krmberly Marr Beth Sperat Stalnecker 1 as we W' 'fi' iysziw ff,, f ' 'f i E , V , V Af ' 51 Theresa Shrrk Jennifer Stauffer f H 1 I 3 , l Q Rudy Updegrove -. 7, HX Y S13 David Welser sin 5 ll Samuel Van Aken .1 .X ,K K gg . lennlfer Weller w -5 Merrltt Mlchelle Vogel Walsky Shane Wlllram Wells Wengert tae, i . V Denlse Whrtmoyer sg News E eel.l . ini Jeffrey Wolf Thomas Murray MISSING: Chrlstlan Hart Chnstopher McCue lacquellne Moser Karen Reed Toby Rernhart loseph Yohn ,J .QS S3551 Robert Wampole '-Q Margaret Wentzel -4- I. 1 9. Mlchael Wllchek Andrea Wolfe We . X - it f 1 ifxiiaf 5 .K i K. Leslle Pregel Xl 'x 'Y Tara Wellacher fi lennlfer Wert kt J ,.f s. Mark Wltrnyer :vu Chrlstlne Wolfe Todd Rlchard l 7 f I, .sg-pgs. X 2 X f S.. . . Xi' Christopher Weller ew as 5 Candy West R Q Mlchael Wltmyer Andrew Zlegler x4 ft Seventh Grade 117 , X get , Pit fff Matthew Ahearn Anna Anderson Nt Valerre Barbon .. ,. ' 'K tg Vickre Becker Robert Blschler Brrdgett Boyer Erghth Grade V... .:'f' .E , exft 5 Xxx Gretchen Albright qs Davrd Arndt Sim A X Lea Barton ses :kk f Q' Aprrl Beckett BNSF Lours Blarr -A 1 Suzanne Brunswrch ww 31' - r Amy Lourse Althouse l I. lenniler Arnold +L? X S x I Erika Beasley Lrsa Belnome Ezg rx'-sq . BER 5 ,, ,,,' I -23 ,3 E, Charles Blank .5 et A Q rete: Chrrstrne Burkhart :sei fi gs it .. Aww A... M Karen Althouse ,pw .1 5 ,WAX r B va. -f Bobble lo Baehr Jeffrey Beck ' 1 lennrfer Bentley ,s, Christrne Boettcher qs. .ws-A BWX' Scott Burkhart I Nrcholas Berezrch S N Mrchael Bohn .. .in Q t..t- st 9 E Rrchard Clemens .af dy, Ernst Bernhard 'W .,.. sf t s K. Scott Bolonskr . 5' X 5 x .- . ,A ex. a L. 1 Chad Collrngwood M . x. .11 Amy Lynn Bieber nf 2 X X f V M2 BB fgsgr ' sf? - fi is if rr sz k Elizabeth Borneman ' q E W t.. It N20 Claudrne Constant 2 l . Q. r x',-- 3 fy... .1 , K ,C .CCY L E 3 A William lam: Christopher Fasig Fecera Ferrara i,i'8tF3 fz- - :Q 5 QC G ie. fe , C ,Q A30 C e - 4 6, N lf -un:-nf Y , -T-C Scott Christopher fi Q Galen Garner r C g g, QS'-' ? r - F F' C. 4,3 C i F ' 4 ' 5 QCCCXX C C F Yee? Stephanie Betsy Keith Groller Groscup Gross -C ..A. Xi Sherry Lynn Cooper ,Si if 1 - --we iC CW, Lisa Davidheiser ,S CCC, Q C15 we Michael DiScala Tara Fick MC .ae me ,x Michelle Giangiacomo ,, t i xg 4 Stephanie Haller ww N CQ ,. ., C9 CCCCQC Troye Cooper if C X 'C :qr . Alicia Davis 'ass-. Patrick Egan -YY' E +C C wrsyg if t Shanon Fox X N we wi' - v vs 1? i lennrler Graham 'Za-1 in :G w 'K milf G x Robin Hamilton gt Em X W Rebecca Curry 4' y e l Paula Dengler X as - C . Todd Englehart M34 I SCC James Funk ,XQNCCCK N Gary Grant s s pr.r st s ' r Q ff C1 lack Harrell 1 41 it 1 April Dachsterner ,W QC -ws gt- Chi Trey Detwiler + Y 5. ff K if' Ce George Ermold ,CC its-I ' Ld wr 9 F -K P li C Frederick Gayewskr ' ser .' 'X NR x txx S ' Angela Grillo .L s '14 C CCCC ,, X Q! Richard Hartline Eighth Grade 119 sweats ry ft, ef - A .tx 7 '44 f Y 4 Tarinda Hartline J 7, ,,,t r , a .m m , ,,,,. , 47, , 1 -f .nm J, fe ,f ,wry X Z W 2 f ., , ,Z . , 'f ' 4 ' ' v w ff , , 2, v we -f V ' I , ,W pr f David Hendricks 2 Pamela Hershelman ?'i wJ A , 1' Brian Kennedy r, if ,ii , 'Ni ,wr Sarah Kennett 4, fav Q W... J Kim Kisch ,V M, X V 4 , ws' 1 ' H 7, 3, V ,, ., eycy f 2 J- Z? 5 J' '9 .4421 LL: 32:33 V Yi? A - on Tiffany Kondrath 120 Eighth Grade Joseph Koons Bryan Kolesar e ae 2 if fi l 5 2 7 , A Holly Hewitt 4 ef ww, ' 'J Cynthia Holt wi f lf, April Marie Johnson 2, 5 Stephanie Kalmik Karen Knauer ' km ek' Juniper Korkie f ,x v ga r f f 9 Allison Hickey :- iv, , W f, U, 1 'IW 5 Aswan: .. J. Samuel Hughes f 4 y.,,, 9' ef Pamela Ann Johnson , ' 1 fhfeiiifmfisi f W y f ff X W X f f Shirley Hoffman P Jennifer Hummel , Joseph Johnston . . : frwtfllfv V mrrffw J rr f, , V iifir m f James Kanuck ur, 7 ff! ov Chad Knorr ek. if ' fm , Tammy Lamb Barry Katzin ' fp, ' ', 434 Scott Knorr lair, of Ronald Hofmanner ' Vi, Tiffany Jackson L, A 13 Jeffrey Jones , V ' Xk'l' 7' Qi Erik Keehn '4 W, S ,,,, W Stephen Kohl K 1 - , L , ij ' J ,, WW W, Vincent LaScala Scott Ledig , Q l 'X ces ' - ,,,L , . , AQ! QW? Q es, 'U - Edward Lora Lynn Lee Lessrg 3 ai , '-1 Amy Angelrca Maurer McDonald :lv.l,,.gr, A L Q Ln 4, , , me M L M I Z' ch Q , , Q Z 4 L ,5 A Douglas James Muller Molleca rrryy if ls Kyle Frederrck Neyer Nowolarslu . W 1 W e ':A af 2 N Marlo Nelson O'lock Ott N27 M rg lennrler Melrssa Reeser Rergel L -42? p W Krrslranne Anthony Logan Lucas Q72 , 'f-' L',, Q Q? Kelly Ann Ernest McGrath McKrm 1' me ,,VV Y iz L ee We if Henry Danrel Mong Nannr 1 as 'H ' 3 V' David Q' Michael O'Brren 0'Donnell L er Sushrut Dawn Parrlrh Prendergast Brenda Dawn Rhoads Rrcketts 112,51 Karln Ludwrg Teresa March ef? wi' me V . ,rr. 5 7,4 Vg Marc Massey f 4- nf. I I 1 cw 1, lason Readrnger fc' ff 5' M. ki Mark Row 4 Terry Reed f Lrsa Rowe I ' 2 r lames Reeser , 'X i Jeanrne Russell Eighth Grade 121 122 Erghth Grade X , egg, ,ff Mark Scherer ' M .X V:5,,l'x f' ' Robert Shane , 'Wh . - sf Mrchelle Smuth is Errcka Stuefe! 'E 0 5+ W , 11- ff ,uw ew' Z , W W X- f ' , V' . 2 f to 6 Irs--,..... 3 Edward Heather Jason Jeff Thomas Salaneck Schaeffer Schaeffer Schaeffer Schaeffer 9 7 . W . ,,, ,.,. Stacy Schollenberger ,V f ,,e3,.,P, FL 2 r 1 , 1. x Chrvstopher V f ' A ' ' Smrth ,gf ,, ga we t George Sonya Sherrre Amy t , Shrum Shultz Srmms Smuth , I I Chrrstma Sperat Scott Swergart g 1 t , O o 2 S 2 Q I I lack Thompson it f W Mlchael lam Mrchael Amy George Ulrlch Valletta Varnes Vogel Walborn Tlffany Walker l Will, X' . Y F LJ 2 W' 1.,A A y ' 7T A John Toma lenmler Tracey ' x Weldman Wellacher Werss Werner sa Y. Tamma Yeager 1 Mrchael Zagorskl , ,V LL VV M xy x A X Danrel Davrs Scott Glenn ' lames Favrnger Davrd Hess Byron Adnan Wllllam HOHV B gmb'H Shane Kochel Emory Enslm Enslln Bmnda Gefhafds Mmheue Wade -r ff? . If ig e S as M . Lisa Watts ,.,. 'xy lenmter Woylck ,.,-41 A2 Melrssa Young I Shawn Blank Erghth Grade 123 ju f ,. -K L . I A V 'L ,W W1 S-Q7 X 3' ? Scott Treena Randall Todd X 1 Albrecht Anderson Arndt Arnold ' y kia? ly ,4 Q, W -1 42 X' I l . I X 'xi Shawn Janeen Bret Lrsa Auman Bachtlrn Balthaser Baranowskr Z.y2'gr sz , L M 3, 1 v 1 123, , A vm.'3ftQNLr an 4 Sean Robrn Darrell Krmherly Barbabella Barnes Barton Beck ,fr sv- 'M' ,--f , ' V, 1 , N .Q I t ., Q ,, In .. ,, , 4 N' , uf, ,. 1 1 I Vrky V, , N 23 f V Brran F. Brlan L. Becky Joshua Mary Don Stephen Berdler Berdler Bell Bell Beltran Breber Brggerstatt ff ,.. .2 ' ' r f r clll t of r S . Susan Anna Stacy Barry lam Howard Rebecca Scott Blacketter Bolonskr Border Branyan Cash Casner Cagner V 'X ,, E ,ge-, in . , ' g 5 Vikt H K ' ', fr y ew '07 Y 'ol V r yfg.5g,,N S t f 'f - A Q xffiflfa Rohm Steven Davrd C, Susan Laura Moreno Wrllram Chewnrng Chretfo Cosbey Crernr Creswell D'Alessandro Dauber 124 Freshmen 7' Wendy Davls ff, Karen Doaty ,fn ' V Kelly Erb Q50 4, ew l 3 Krmberely Knstln Robert Matthew Fredenck Fronhelser Gazda Gentlle ' F if 417 1 Roxanne Kelly Grrckls Chrlstlne Charlene Greenawalt Greth Gross f 'Q . H i Y 5 V Rose Lee Shasta Tern Harnely Harp Hartllne Hersey W M, ,,.,,,, ,,., T ye, Dawn Dlllrplalne Tara Donnon Heather Faslg lulle Good if IN 44, Davld Groth ll .,l 4, S Frank Helzman 4 Lora DlMalo - fu 'ff Franclne Elhnger .ps Ellzabeth Fern Gary Granger Kwl 1 4 41 Scott Haas I ,, r, , W, QF A Nathanlel Herb ,W in I5 Paula DlMarco gf' my , ,idx H. L '.l4f x F91 Mark Endy W: .531 , if Mlke Focht Jew, 1 Kevin Greenawalt ff ,, .K Michelle Halnes ,VTI-SVA ,, k Henry Herblne Freshmen 125 QQ t o yy or f X ' fy, , X -um Christopher lames Lon Hugh Hofer Hoffman if Tara Kaas Scott Kunkelman 126 Freshmen Deona Ketterer 'Ln Q . x? Xi. Todd Lawrence Kerth Ketterer fy' 'Y S S 2 ,Q t Sherri Lembach +ve Tanya Hoffman AA, S5 f. hh t 5 Amy Huffman my an-. .: .r-A of Douglas lacobs aim -e Sl Myrtrs Joe Samuel Krng ,ov S: ,g ' Q .F ee, Alex Lemprner ' Q if iv ,5 - Q ff N . ,, 'Y - Donald Hopper - A to or J, X Q l ie' X lohn Huffman as Christopher lacqurs X GNN' ..,.,..,, N-...-..-....--- Amy Lynn Johnson .ur if x gh: ,. x . Dawn Kobrelnrk ef wfl Amy Levengood i K erm X ts A,A,,ia 4 i to N' , .x 3 1 . was -Kms lacqlren Michelle Horchover Houston wif S --,, We , r il Mrchele Jackre Huseman Hutchrnson Raid ..kj: ,, Tracy Rebecca laworskr lenkrns M ,,.. V qt' x 1- A Paul Kelly Johnson Jones Rrchard Penny Kotzin Krzchten 1-Q' -we ,N Chrns Daniel Lrchtley Lrght t.,s A K me-fn 'X .X it A 'L F Tammy David Lrvrnghouse P. Lone 1 1 , , , Allrson Tracy McKinney McMullen Q Tammy Alvrn Muller Mrllrsock .. M, i i , Nt i 1 X ki' ' 'X ' f - -M .AF ' Matthew Mrchele Moore Mosera N Melissa Paul Nrtardo Nyce i . X N Stephanue Debbre Phillips Pnekos N ,x l,...,? is Rt lon Luster .92 , l A Joseph Muller WR Be tg S t,,. f fx I Scott Mohr Theresa Mowery 1 ' S Ni ,W Nt tl 1 John 0'Br1en . Brett Rahn T Q 'ke R-x W T T I Julre Marnello X Lorna Miller 'K J .X -ws ml t Jennnfer Morre sg K inf' :YY Tracy Myers Crystal Parrkh in w Rebecca Ramsey X . 1 fri: ,JR Sm if Mg M 2 K X T4 Paul Tara JoAnn Malantomo Marranr McCahcher ,as t- eu W ,. Msg Ay... 'Q . --..- i 'A Se. Q to .rf --on Heather Bambr Richard Pegler Petrlllo Pteffer Ienmter Tracy Dondra Reed Reppert Rhoads Freshmen 127 Wil Scott Rlckert 4, .4 :V H2 gmwlmj M .Q . , 3 ,el Errc Schultz ',,, 'E ff' Andy Shlrey Andrew C. Smlth 'F X Ralph Swoyer ,lily ,,,, ff, N, Brett Tschudy 128 Freshmen . M er wr f if fe Z, WN' 47 Deldre Matthew Rlegel Rlssmlller 1 fe. 's Paula Amol Schwenk Shah K, gnl Zh fr if Lf 5 4 4 X 5.. f Y? Brent Paul Shlrk Shuey t ,, VL MV ,.Z I , ,V , 723' fo 5 Andrew K, James Smlth Smith as 1 S' fl f A ' Q N 3 Dawn Mlchael Templln Thatcher sf Rlchard Shelly Turgeon VIaSak Andrew Ratts , ' Llsa Shlban Q, Z 1 Mark Smale , We , ,P If , , 12 if ,M Larry Straub I x'f4E Chrls Trderman at His , 4 John Walton my S , I ' , Y 5 1 , . W S' K J Davnd Klstm Tern Row Rowe Schaeffer to S of ll- M fy V ., . ,fi ,y,l ., F W . 'fv' ,gl Yr' ' ,ey if ludlth Melody Washko Weglos l, wfv Lk.. ,. so -cw? Gary Weller 1 Q 4' , M i g,,V' g ix ' VV 2 ffl 1 f ri V , - ' Melissa Lisa Wells Wengert is , X 4 sk 4' Sl X 1 it is v . K f : ? ii vi ya fa DXWWI, as x f ,,,, .MMI ,,,..- --,,. f- 4ff Lisa Anne Richard Donald Werner Wert Westley Whitmoyer , .1 ,, W , 'VVVM ' A. , 41 fu XX , ' Michele Phillip Selena Derik Wldner Wiegle Wilson Winner xng L M 7' David Christopher Christopher Joel Witmyer Wright Yingling Zelber is I Q flll r l fi rel' 2 , 2 A fi , i errr ' V eel'e Z: wi . ay F Kenneth Leonard lames HHH Ziegler Duckler Harp Krall Missing: Donald Care Ginger Eptung Amy Hart Kelly Kerstetter Connie L. Knepp Earl Kochel Jennifer Painter Freshmen 129 2 I, X :Sb y it A 9 uf , ix 6 Robert Adams Za: A Z y Karen Badinger Q Q ' Michelle Bialek i Natalie Boettger , , 1 Corin . ' W 5 -if .,,., , l IW Chewning f '. W n 1, ' Sharon Curry 130 Sophomores if 29 0 X if 7 ,,.. W A A , a .Mi I if . ,1 g -.Q ev' g i 1 f 1 f ,y Gregory Cassell 537-2 T-it it ,,, 7,7 , , 4' Wi I Gregory Denise Jonathan Angstadt Arms Barnes i 14 , A ti A 1 Tammy Liane James Beckett Beauchamp Belnome Ja i C 5 , i iz H Melanie Michael Walter Blank Blood Bodge A 5' , A ,. ,sw I7 'V B e . A ar re ' A V N i W Mark Maria Bryan Christine Bonslaver Brown Care Care George Beth Ann leffrey Kevin Clauser Cleaver Clifford Corwin is h V x , Fzz Vw, it Lori Amy Todd Christine Davidheiser Delgrosse DePrefontaine DeWaId 'Z Jeffrey Cremi 2 1 1 A A Daniel DiGuglieImo l 4 fo i, f. , .,.,a1. 136 Jennifer Chaplin ,y,V M, rj WWW wi' X f Paul Crosby Mark DiMarco M, ,W W.- 1 ,ff e o ffer 4 2 E fc: ,.. 'R wi A 4 Dina Ann Todd Gangaway Geiger V? , M, Patricia Michelle Gulla Guss 'f ii ,'f,, T i uw s hai ,lm Michael Yvonne Herr Hershelman a ',,, Michelle Gerhards I 1 Andrew Haas f f, ,, .f Xenia Heriak .c ' f -.fi Aff' Q Vw ,,.. 4 fs V! N, 4, A ,,,, M M B uf 1 'M .ha ilw if J, 1, ' f.a::::' 21443. lu., any ' Y r 4n,,,o 'H-m..f' .Ai ell, f 14 Tracey Gayanne Duane Dolenti Donovan Earnest r.. ,W We Q T was , W, , , T Bradley Todd left Elliott Endy Ermold i , , 9 M, 1 f ' , ai Xl' 3 5 fr. le lacqueline Jodi Dennis Eschbach Fecera Ferguson t 1 A , is ' Pamela Todd lon Goldstein Graham Grittiths 4 7 V'Ll I, W A T if lrrr A Dru MeLee leftrey Hart Hartline Hecliman .,.. L jf +3 T 'fin' ff in . rle zo 3 'ff11. ' 1??112. 'YVl3H??Z'l 1 3 T Eif5??5?h.i2v:Jez: ,A A A neil. Donald Beth Gavin High Holmes Horner Eugene Egan 2.4.4 ng, H f Q an '5 M QM .an ,f We dig 7 1 J ,Q , Xa 3 ,gf 2 , Michael Ermold Amy Beth Freed Sl A it in gc Anthony Grillo we V' J X i Betty May Henry Beth Ann Hummel Sophomores 131 iff Lisa Stephanie labara laclison M f -.if in fl ' ,K Daniel Kevin Jenkins lohnson x David Kauffman Michael Kelley Daniel Kiss yr L ' X , , iz 'VM' Brenda Kevin Kathy Mark Knauer Krause Kreiger Lacey 5 'K L i llvr ' Q ., A M-W, , ,V PM lv' i A me f L 5 errll Q as i'fQ X75 if i is i l - 'iid We lyfi r il Anthony Trisha Stephen Mike Malantonio Marberger Marzen McCue 132 Sophomores fr . '- 5 v - - li , Brian Jones R1 Nicole Keehn ., If arf' 'W X- Christopher Kennedy -if 6 BQ , 2, 1 if Tamra Klerr 'Jig 1 a 9 Tshombe Laughman ,H u ii, 3, lupiare McDonald N. U 1 ,xi 4, 2 Dean Jones rw ,ff I ,tw 7, M Tracey Keller W? .J Mark Kennedy I A ,. Aa 1 I James Kline .527-', ,wh ' 7 Becky Leonard .rt i,:L?f,4 Shawn McMullen an V ,,,, ,,,i,i, 3 Christina Katzin gin: Vernon Keller T' ' Z 'L Carol Kisch I 1 Q57 X L 1 Sharon Klingaman Lynn Ludwig 11:11 rii s 1 Anthony Miller 'Q Michelle Muller Amy Neuman H? - I. Q,- asf wr' Mrchelle Olock X X Todd Peterson an 1 'lin 'Jw Joel Monberger I , V may K pm-sae., new ,rggfwirry gf' A S it Q lolyn Nen ,Q-. my .t ff, ww Mrchele Olszewskl ' If rx Regana Ramsey 1 , Ryan Kathryn Reppert Rmuno L Brenda Alrson Rutherford Rutter A 4 Rrchard Monberger Kelly Ann O'Bnen fx, LW 1 . ,Q Y X fn I f' K, James Orr X- ,war jr Muchelle Rergel xl y .H Lvsa Romlg A lcv 4. K , ryrr r Scott Alan Rytel 4 if 5 f 'Y f 4 f' s W gf, l ,cf W ' w g Errc Mull Mlchele O'Donnell W 113 ' 4 1' 1, M :Z Karen Parsons 's fa 'Q Q 4: ,Q . M -ff V-mswnwa-v ','r,A9S Douglas Rertmeyer ...rn 3 frm J WJ, l Errc Roth John Salaneck as 2 fe? do 1? K M442 i' .,,: 5 , ,E :vw .4 Elrzabeth ludy Regrnald Najarran Nealy Nealy to Ann Rotharpt f 1, uf George Sabo w ml Qi I ,filly VY iv Renee Ruppert Q 'Mk xr 5,1 Patrlcla Sanders James Russell c 4f'! YQ! Shelly Schollenberger Sophomores 133 ,S Q fx S 1 Barry Schwenk Benramin Shlrey ,fs K v Rebecca Sutton .SFI- Tammy Troutman . V A., S., Tracy Wanner Earl Werdman 134 Sophomores ,ui X. . .c.: ts S S r f y K as yt Terinda Brian Mrchael Joshette Brran Stacy Schaeffer Seltmann Shade Shadler Shaffer Sheetz .. . Q K '.t- .S 1-1 'fi new V ,, S S A . Q r,.r xy cl Q , ' 4 X ,. 402 S J -.Y I S Melodre Susan Mark Carl Denrse Susan Shotz Shuey Srmmons Smrth Stoltzfus Stull 3 2 ' . qs .ls N K A X T Izy :L fy -'.rr I Melanie Donna Tammy Sweeney Taglrerr Tackack iff tnttt - Q , e -. :IKQ 4: .. ' X ,V 5- SQ.: . J ,',' X Barbara Sean Stacy Varnes Vlasak Waltman . 1 4 James , ' Mrcahel Watkins Weaver a il ' Weldner ass o rcers. nc u C res: entj, rc ee onnel Cvrcee res: entj, ec y u on C ecretaryj, Weldner Guy cr ft -E M II P a M nr on I P a B k su S jesse Becky Leonard Ureasurerj. RW W V., VM I r e E 'fn xi, M fm S? R , X f ' 'w , fl., ,J Q V A' r .J x 1 V Amy Beth Mananne Wrrght Yangg M Z Lorr Yostln ,, ow , Andrew Zergler 3 1 W, Q'H-ru. Brad Wellacher Chrlstlne Weller Erik Borgman M. l Desrree McCombs 4 0 0 Kathy Brodman ,...-----..-:x Thomas Mclntyre ,X 41 ,f Z fy 8 V 4 lf, W4 . r S , Brenda Werss ,AW 1 Randall Woll Davld Derr Mrssrng: Lon Blast Kevin Boyer Robert Cameron Krmberly Cawthorn Brran Cummmgs Enk Fernauer Ed Gebhard Duane Hamrlton Ronald Hampton Connre Huyett Krrs Kurasz Erleen McGovern Lee MeMonagIe Crarg Meyer Chrlstopher Rrchter Stacy Srkorskl Sherry Wampole Sophomores 135 .. me T., ,it .. ra uhiwf Amp? T Bt .fe-1-we i Exif 5 YK 'ei 5 ,QRU N 2 -.1 We ,.- AQ 1, .Q Lrsa Brran Ackerman Ahern , .V 'J C 1 is .:., , k . cfs it t 'le f ,mf .sts Scott Paula Althouse Auman - W e A 1 av., . K . W W Carol Robert Barton Beauchamp 1 as B f a .mm s'trt, Matthew Rnchard Bell Bell f .ix an X .Q ' B Carolyn Dawn Bower Boyer limi. iiyjfi Christopher leflrey Brophy Brown A tlccc . cttettttc ttct . Blame Alderman gs: Ke, sh . , E . X Peter Bachtlln X 2- 5 a-tttrc y .- . Peter Bednowlcz 2 ,ffl 5 Q Lp,tt 5 -sr. Robert Bernet Q Karen Boyer Mrchael Burkhart FQ C -. -w' x x .xf BNWW' Drana Althouse 0 k E, Charles Q Barthel f y 0 Q O ,jmli .t .Ny lf Kelly Beldler -Q to ' Izze X - it K e t X 2 if oy .B Cynthra Thomas Beverly Blacketter Blarr Blank - -QA ...R .. Qi Patncla Kam Vrckl Bracken Branyan Branyan Xi Q Lrsa Yvonne Constance Care Casner Chapple X. 7 l Bnan Boettcher ts? xi ' of x Pamela Brellensteln S xxjk Mellssa Clark N N N s X so X Q w' 1 X , s 'ss Y rs. x K ,M am- ,Q-3 fe Steven Engllsh s .kr 1 Sandra Gebhard . r a ,.,, r f-ae. gixagtss A 1sff21ff5l?f3f511,f'v - X -?e:x':t5 J ' 'Wifi ry- ' . .fix l -L i e Thomas Hater LqXfg,::,:::g , ' is if Christy Enslln I ew . Si. W 'af' 1 Ronald Gelger , 4 , sf 5 Kelly Haller dx A X Errn Enshn 'iii s'2i.,,n X ef P Chad Greenawalt as R eef?-. 3' sf, Joseph Harp ge A -. 1' Lora Ann Clauser 56 ., f as sm .Wi f 4' s 4? 3 Brran Davls Wendy Derr a a y a a a a Eno Feuclr am ..,. ,. .. .., X-Sn w X wil Davld Grose L, ,. mf, s - SER ' .,,, e. .sie . qs. . , X. Lrsa Harp ff -K - K i S- , -Q -of we s i X Hf.l f-' Laura Colley ' rlee R lellrey Davls ' 1 at JK xi . K Lrnette Doran Ei ' M C Wllllam Fetterolf A Peter Groth :wk ' 5 X ,k.. Danrelle Hartllne .s V t -wi of .- 3 Lonny Cooper , Swag - -ww' r.. , .l lgi- 2- g Karen Davrs loanne Elflnger 5 Mlchael Frtzgerald -so Shane Haas :M '53 w 4 K Mellssa Hartlrne alex -X . ,:- ' 9 ,iff 5 Katherrne Cosbey x 'W-w fi .F Stacey Dean 5. We X M, lohn Egan Q Mandy Ford Michele Hater My A x , X 1.Ay . Ellzabeth Hartzell lunrors 137 his .fi V . . . We - . so 'QS kg.: . iik P K L ' b ' -ff .LVL Q A . L. 4 I . L .. L . ,b.,:. 5.,: 5 ix f'-'- 2 s X ,j 5 F X Kyoko Randolph Richard Heather Todd Hatsukawa Henry Henry Herbrne Hme Llsa Tammy Hoinskl Huhn . I' - 'weft .Q U r I Marla Brran Keehn Keeley Aff Vlctorla Amy Kayak Knerr L, Q , rrrrh 4 , X f 414 fzjetiif fi im as ..,,:,: R L' qfrsgigxkg rryg N L4 V t foe' 525154 .L . is ep gm, t Q ....,. Nell Carl Tracy David Edward Krouse Kubrtz Kubovcsalr Kulp Lamb .K ..,. .. I. K :-k. Xekf irk. ,f . hll Anne Gma Christopher Sandra Luster Mair1Ell0 Marabella Marks McAnaIIy 138 luniors fsiiii' go, E Lrsa Holer .-555551 ' ' -1 rs- 4 .ki Shawn lohnson 'W fx fx E Chris Kendall sl Lon Krall K Q? .. .W rf Amy Lord X Q, me Ernc McAuIey .E SS f-1. - 1 1-.Nik ,ass we - - ,,eWg5N1fQ..... - -,M , 'I f f' .Nr . 'gr-' lohn Hoffmanner Mark Kauffman ffl Steven Kerns Karen Krause Christopher Lupold Damele McCann qi 'P 1- f . ' , ,W 'J o r ME N J J N , ' xx ,,r. g g 1 J 3 2 x , fy ly 5 A ,, ' Tuna Randall William Mrchael McDorman McEwen McGowan Merchant J J :-- ' V W K 1 x Trmothy Brenda Gregory Kerth Moyer Myers Myers Myers 1 , We Km ' T Q A W Jason Jody Carolann Chrrstrne Nazaryk Nerswender Norris 0'Brren J f 1 , 'Vi gi, ,..,,.. at V5 A A VAVV 7 H - f J Q J ' s aa' ' H , i a ' 5 Lori Ann Susan Mrchael Kenneth Oister Opperman Oxenford Pfefler ttrse r L 'W -rf' Wi, ,J K I Mark Mrchael Drane Tommy Prrce Rapposelll Reichert Render M , V :A W J jf 4 L, , . 3 Q 5 Jeanette Paul Chrrstrne Jeffrey Rhoads Richard Rrdall Rregner ,, tstt 1 ,, , -gf . 2 J Greg Desiree Mallard Mong Deborah Moyer VV 1 1' , ,V -y,.,-, N' P' fr Cheryl Ann Beth Reuseg Rertz ying In 5, , f M,,5.,.gg7 f ,W-xfw ' Krm Michelle Rrtchey Romano Q .ts me w e ,as-.5 G as ,s X N sf so sg on ass, .Ss 1... .Q w I r. 4. 1 W' EW? 'J i JY Q y 'Z Donnell Rhoads gli Nl an J Krmberly Rowe Juniors 139 m Class Ottrcers: Paul Wolfe tvrce-Presrdentb, Lrsa Care CPresrdentJ, Yvonne Casner tSecretaryb, Alan Zampetla Ureasurerb. 'fu' 1 140 Junrors E f-me lv Q 'K 3' ar a Saylor Karen Serfrrt Nw M N Qx x Brran Slrter if 6' Mark Sperat Danrel Sweeney as :sfix Randy Temphn t fs fv-.f Age, lessrca Schrerer ' five Errc Sheerrn .Q Tanya Smrth Muchael Stauffer N Donald Symons . mt in r lanet Thomas E 3- ,0 'Q' Bonnre Schwenk Tammy Sheha Kevrn Sowers 139 R. Scott Swagger Grna Tagllerr 1 . .Mx ' k Q 5 imsosvf Bernadette Watkrns Laura Melissa Jonathan Well Weller Wentzel ., yawn, ,WV Kathy Alan Chnshne Yocum Zampella Zawora , New' Bw , M JW' ' loey Whllmoyer fr 'T' 1 . f l, as Anthony Zrmmerman 1-, V ll Amy Wolf Curhs Johnson '- Paul Wolfe flioffff f W Mlchael Meschter Chrrstlne Worrall Brent Nagle ' Q .4 Angella Onufryk Missing: Path Schaeffer Keith Bartchak Davld Blacketter Shawn Bodey Cheryl Clemens Brran Davrdherser Helena Frelds lull Gromrs Kelly Ketterer Dean Pelliccloth Terene Petro Trrcla Rohrbach Sylvia Roth ,M-Z-..,.,,,. 142 Underclassmen M ,qvm M Www . www W g M Wfyftvk My wh I M 'X QW I sl' V1 Underclassmen 143 ,af ww., wvffff 2 f ' W. S E N 1 0 R S r f 'Yl fl? tQ:ai..ur5 Y Angelo displays the true meaning of Senior style. Lisa smiles despite a grueling hockey practice. i I These two snowbunnies escape the chilling winds of Sugarbush Mountain. Senior cover girls begin their modeling careers in Michelle's living room. X 'i' Dreading their next class, Kolin and Cindy linger on the window sill. Mark and Dave analyze the nutritional value oi their meal. Seniors, Seniors don't forget those times at DB High. The hours of homework, the radical lunches, and Graduation to say good-bye. Remember how we anticipated the latest weekend news, pep rallies, band camp, and the Monday morning blues. We wonder how we survived many a troubled day, perhaps with the hope that our dreams would carry us, UP, UP, AND AWAY. Seniors 145 146 S Whaf ls A Enthusfbstlb Senior? Interesting 7V DAWN MARIE ADAMSKI Delta Dawn: Remembers a Saturday excur- sion to the Montgomery Mall with D.H., D.L., and D,M. 4the tour D's 5. Future plans include graduating and gettin married. Ac g . tivihes: Vo-Tech 4105, Prom Committee 4115. .K VV,, M-M' CASSANDRA LOUISE ARNOLD Casey: Remembers when SS. threw a shaving cream covered nightgown out the window. Future plans include college and travel. Activities: Marching Unit 4104125, Drill Team 410, 125, Choir 49125, NHS 411, 12!Secretary5, Student Council 49- 125, Interact 410-125, Language Club 49- 125, Orion 412!Senior Ed.5, Homecoming Ct. 4125. 148 Seniors GREGORY OWEN BEASLEK JR Beasr Remembers the York College Run. Fu- ture plans include going to Lafayette College and studying Computer Science. Activities: Football 49-12!Capt.5, Basketball 49- 12!Capt.5, Track 49-12!Capt.5, Varsity Club 410-125, Student Council 49-115, Spanish Club 495. DUANE A. BECKETT Duane: Future plans include having his own business. Activities: Vo-Tech 410-125, Stu- dent Council 495, ANTHONY PA TRICK BARLETTA Wop: Remembers PSU with OPY, KK, and Frosty, and honors in lst yr. of football. Future plans include becoming an osteopath, getting rich, and being merry, Activities: Wrestling 49-125, Baseball 49, 105, Track 411, 125, Football 4125, Golf 4115, Stud. Council 49-125, Var. Club 4125, interact 4125, Class Pres. 4105. tb DONNA JEAN BE IE RSCHMIT T Donna: Remembers getting a tree meal at Shenanigans with M.C., and dancing with Waldo, the talking bear. Future plans include attending a Business School and then getting a good job. LEON HENRY BERNDT IR Leon: remembers all the times driving to Vo-Tech, Miss Hawrnan's English class and Miss Barr's 12th grade English class. Future plans include farming or going to Ohio Tech, getting married and having a family. MICHELLE ELIZABETH BIGGERSTAFE Shalt' remembers the mall gang with MB., T.B., S.R, and S.R,, and the black hole in 9th grade metal shop class with S.R. Future plans include attending college in the lall for a career in Telecommunications and Journalism, and getting a job at MTV. Activities: French Club 19-105, Newspaper Staff 1105, Orton 1125, Alternate Program 1115. GERALD L BOAMAN Jerry: remembers the race over to Vo-Tech, going out to lunch 4th period, Mrs. Pyle's Math class, Miss Barr and Miss Hawman's English classes. Future plans include going to a trade school for Engineering and getting a good rob. JU' Z, in -'rr JOHN HENRY BONSLA VER John. remembers going on ski trips. Future plans include Technical school. Activities: Wrestling 110- 125, Track 1105. TIMOTHY LEE BUURLAND Toucheexremembers luly 4th with MP. and lr. Future plans are to become very successful and marry KM. Activities: Bowling 19-125, Baseball 1105, Ski Club 110-115. CHRIS R. BUCHANAN Chris: remembers third period English class, Mr. Bells Metal shop, and Christmas Eve. Future plans are to be a professional tire fighter. Activities: Bas- ketball 1105. Stage Crew 1125. Seniors 149 I Sensors 150 PAMELA L. BUCK Pam: remembers a certain person havmg a lrttle tender bender on Hlgh Street. Future plans include business school and mamage. QW BRE77 ADAM COOPER Creeper: most memorable tame was the Ger- man trrp m the summer alter 11th grade. Future plans mclude attendmg college to mayor m Physrcal Educatnon. Aclrvrtresx Foot' ball C9-12f'captaln1, Wrestlmg C9-121, Track 111121, Varslty Club C121 Interact Club t12l, Student Councrl 4121. Orlon 4121. 4'9 - BRIAN TUDD CASSEL Egger: remembers Germany and the bus rrde wrth Brlans Castle. Future plans mclude go- mg m the Navy to be a seaman. Acirvitres: Football 49-121, Wrestlmg C9-121, NORMA JEAN C OMINSK I Norma: remembers adventures wrth the Nova, gettmg out early and commg rn late and when L.M. was lost . Future plans include attending Busrness School and marnage. hip ,- MICHELE ANN COOPER Michele: Remembers golng to Shanamgans wrth D.B. and gettmg a tree meal. Future plans are to attend a Busmess school and someday have her own busrness. DAVID ALLEN CREMI lchy: remembers Redner's Chnstmas Party. Future plans lnclude College, Actrvrtres: Football 191, Basketball t9-121. NHS 111' 121. 9-dw H www W1 1 ANDREA LEE DADEY Dadey: Most memorable time was running into two certain people at the Birdsboro Carnival with G. R. Future plans are to con' tinue education, get married, and have a bunch ot kids. Activities: FBLA 1121, NHS 1111. SANDRA LEE DA VIDHEISER Dreamer Remembers all the great times spent with l. R., driving around with S.0., L. H., and S. R., and telling a certain Fraulein what was thought ot her. Future plans in- clude going to school, then getting married. Activities: Choir 19-123, Chorale 110, 127, Softball 19, 101, Interact 110, 111, interna- tional Club 110, 111, Post Prom Committee Chairman 1111. NEIL MATTHEW DE GUZMAN Neil' Most memorable time was playing dodge ball with a gourd in study hall. Future plans are uncertain, . an f. smcfmlvlii CASSANDRA DDLENTI Staci: Her most memorable time was the Prom with Bill. Future plans include going to college, then becoming a llight attendant. Ac11vities:Slu Club 19, 121, interact 1111, DBYEA 1117, Prom Committee 1111, TRACY LYN DDNDVAN Iracy.'Will never lorget the trip to Germany, times at Burger King. or trips to Boyertown. Future plans include college and marriage. Activities: Field Hockey 19-101, Sottball 19' 113, Prom Committee 1111, Language Club 19-101. KIMBERLY MELISSA DDUGHERTV Flipper:Remembers going out tor lunch with D.P, everyday and not getting caught, and the Shaving Cream battles at Band Camp. Future plans include going to Business School and getting married. Activities: Marching Unit 19, 10, 1Z!Captainl, Prom Committee 1111. O Seniors 151 152 Seniors DEBORAH LYNN DUSSINGEI? Debbie: Remembers cruising High St. with P.B. seven days a week, going to Wildwood, and trying to go 4-Wheeling in a Nova Future plans include hopefully moving to Wildwood and making megamoney. TIMOTHY JAMES EL Y Dm: Remembers the unusual things that happened in German class. Futue plans in- clude attending college. Activities: Orion Staff 4129. ,d ' I WILLIAM S EMBODY III Bill' Remembers all the tun times with B.F. at St, Pete's and turting a certain persons yard. Future plans include attending Techni- cal School alter graduation. SHEIPRY LYNN EIPWIN Bear:Can always be found thinking ot Mark, will always remember the McDonald's break- iast, and the Blue Van. Future plans include getting a good rob, marriage, kids, and hav' ing a good time. Activities: Track Q9-123. 'lm-gf' WILLIAM DENION ESCHBACH Bone: His most memorable time was visiting the cemetery with Seeks and friends. Fu- ture plans include college 8- teaching, Activi- ties: Goll C9-113, Marching Band 19125, Concert Band 19-123, Stage Band 4127, Brass Choir 19425, U.N. Club 110421, Stage Crew 4119, AV Crew tllb. ev 4 3 KAREN LOUISE FAVINGEI? Shorty: Her most memorable time was 12th grade math and English class with the wild kingdom. Future plans are to go to Australia lor one or two years then further education in early childhood development. AcIivities.' Choir C9-105. wwf ROY ADRIAN FEICK Roy: Remembers the wild garage parties with C.A., l.H., R.N., A.R., and N.F, and al- most running into a cop on Halloween with T.S.Future plans are to attend college. Activi- ties: Student Council t9A11iVice President, 1Z!Peresidentl, Track 49-123, Cross Coun- try t9-121 Caplainl. ' W LEAH KAY FINKBINER lee: Most memorable time was the 1984 Championship Hockey Team and last sum- mer at the shore with lul. Future plans in- clude college. Activities: Field Hockey t9'12!Co-Capt.l, Basketball t9-12ICo- Capt.J, Track t9A11lCo-Capt. 123, Student Council 6123, interact 029, Varsity Club tl2!V. Presb, Orion 4123, Homecoming Queen t12l. , . CHRISTINA MARIE FOLEY Tina: Her most memorable time was Miss Barr's lirst period English class with loey. Future plans include continuing in Beauty School. CHRIS TOFHE R FRANCIS FUN IANA Chris: Most memorable times were ski trips to Sugarbush and Greek Peak. Future plans are to attend Penn State. Activities: Golf C10-12l, Wrestling 1111, Ski Club C10-12l. are-db LISA RENEE FIZZ fizzr Remembers when she forgot what class she was supposed to be in. Future plans are to go to college and open her own beauty shop. WWE IUSEPH A. FREESE Joe: Remembers all the crazy times at Vo- Tech. Future plans are to pursue a career in mechanics. Activities: Vo-Tech 410-123. Seniors 153 MARIE IERE SE ERITZ Smurfette: most memorable times were snack-bar talks, dancing on the DB, and great times in cheer- leading. Future plans include attending college, Activi- ties: Football Cheerleading 411,123, Basketball Cheerleading 410.123, Student Council 4103, inter- act 49-123, French Club 49-113, Varsity Club 4123, Class secretary 4103. CHRISTINE MARIE GENT ILE Chris: most memorable time was dining at NlcCheeps with Casey, Shelle, Leesa and tori, and 0td Faithtul in 8th grade health. Future plans Include studying Crimi- nal lustice at Temple and moving to the city. Activi- ties: Girls Basketball statisticran 410-123, Orion 412IFaculty Editor3, NHS 411-12IVice President3, Marching Band 49-103, interact 411, 12ISect.3 Seniors 154 WILLIAM M FRONHE ISE R BIIL' remembers all the fun times with B.E. in his Mustang, Future plans are to attend Trade School. Activities: Baseball 493. IUDI SUE GERGES Judrimost memorable times were spent wrth tnends, especially D,R. and LH, in her lunior and Senior year. Future plans are to get a good iob and hopefully marry and have a family with 0,E. ALICE ANDREA GALLEY Andi? most memorable time was up at the Pagoda with 0, and K. Future plans include getting a good rob in Accounting. Actr'vrtres:Traclr 4103, Football Cheer- leading 411,123, Basketball Cheerleading 49-113, FBLA 4123, interact 411-123, Varsity Club 4113. KULIIV DMNE GOOD ltolm: most memorable times were skiing adventures at lack Frost with LN., KS., l.S., and triends. Future plans are to be one ot the best doctors around! Activities: Stu Club 410-123, Student Council 410- 123, interact 411-123, Orion 4123, international Club 410-123, NHS 411-123. QM .r RICK DALE GRIEEITH Grrft' Most memorable trmes were wrld par- tres at R.H.'s house wrth F.lVl., R.H., and MG. and McDonalds wrth C.C. Future plans are to be a trtness mstructor and some day own a health club. Arrtrwtresx Baseball 49, 101, Golf411,121, -V M... . M.. MARK ANDREW GROMIS Gronrr: Remembers the wlld partres at R.H.'s house, Future plans are to get a real ,ob and a '68 Charger. Activities: Golf 411-121, Baseball 4101. ,ww hell THUMAS H GROSCUP Tom: Remembers band camp '84 and the hole ln the wall. Future plans are to attend college. Actrv1tresfMarchlng Band 49-121, Stage Band 49121, Concert Band 49121. Q F., JUNE GROTH !ul.'most memorable lame was the awesome 1984 hockey season and gorng to the shore wrth tee. Future plans rnclude attendrng col- lege, Actrvrtresf Hockey 49-12!Co-Capt.1 Basketball 49-12,460-Capt.1, Track 49- 11rCo'Capt.1, Student Councrl 4121, Orton 4121, Interact 4121, NHS 411, 121. Varslty Club 4lZ!Treas.1, Prom Commrttee 4111 Qtr MARK S. GUILLAMA Mark: Remembers Rednefs Chrrstmas party. Future plans rnclude yornrng the Arr Force. Actrwhes. Football 4111, Baseball 411-121. MICHAEL I GULLA Superman: Remembers the tame we got out ol school for the splll an room C-3. Future plans are to go on to techmcal trarrnng in electrrcrty and electronrcs. Seniors Nas-swf 3 12 S. S r. MICHELLE ANN GUSS Gussfeyf Remembers when l.K. discovered the moon- roof and D.M. found the ideal permanent parking space. Future plans are to go to college and party my lite away. Actfv1t1es.'Bandfront 4113, Choir 49-123, French Club 49-113, NHS 411123, Orion Staff 4123. MICHELLE IULIET HARLEY Schmek Most memorble times was the trip to Europe and special times spent with Ang. Future plans rn' clude attending Penn State Univ. Activities: lnteract Club 411,12ITreas.3, Varslty Club 41l,123, Orion 412ISports Editor3, Softball 493, Basketball Cheer- leading 49-123, Football Cheerleading 4101 12ICapt.3, lr. Miss 4123, Prom Committee 4113. 156 Seniors ERIC 6. HAEER Hafe: Remembers M.P,'s first night out, N.L. and two flats, all the signs, the field at 60, 1.0. and the mashed gas tank, and all the wild weekends. Future plans are to get a decent rob. DIANE MARIE HART Craze: Most memorable times were all the fun that was spent with friends. Future plans are undecrded. Actrvrtres: Sr. Choir 410,123, FBLA 410,113, NHS 41l,123, Library Asst. 411,123, Orion 4123. MELISSA KAY HAPPEL Missy: Most memorable time was kidding around wi Brother B. Future plans are to go to college. Ach ties: Spanish Club 4123. E RUSSELL HARTLINE Russ: Remembers the wild times in the peep wil F.M., MG., and RG. Future plans are to atter Technical School. Activitresx Baseball 4103, Golf 41l 123. ,waiv- LINDA LEA HARVATH Linda: remembers the great times with 1.6. during her senior year. Future plans include a secretarial job, marriage, and having a family. 5 ELIZABETH ANN HENNEGAN 88.1 remembers all the fun times with L.P., P,P., S.P., and B.M. and at Castles Gardens with the Boys . Future plans include having a good time and college and marriage. Activities: Vo-Tech 1121. LUN ALLAN HA TCHEI? Lon: Future plans include Naval career. Activities. Marching Band 110-121, Cross Country 1121, Chess Club 1121, Stage Crew 1121, Concert Band 191. A3 'MDMA TINA LOUISE HENRY Boolzsmost memorable time was a certain run-in with A.L, in 5th period study hall last year. Future plans include college. Arrtivitresf Track 110-121, Hockey 1111, NHS 111-121, Student Council 110-111, Prom Committee 1111. HEATHER LYNN HAUS Golden Hair: remembers when her desk tipped in Brother B's U.S. class. DANIEL L HIGGINS Hrggs:most memorable times was when Van Halen crashed the Rec, Future plans are to go to college, get a good job, and party hardy. Activities: Baseball 1121. Seniors 157 158 Semors ,ww DA VID A. HILLBISH He-Man: His most memorable trmes were spent wrth lrrends rn school. Future plans include movrng to Prttsburgh and golng to another school rn lohnstown, 4 xi Z4 JANET MARIE HUFEMAN Janet: Wrll never lorget wrnmng Dlvisron I and State Quarter Frnals lor Freld Hockey, Future plans include college and marrying Harrrson Ford. Activities' Hockey 110-125, NHS 111-123, Prom Commrttee 1111, Orion Stall 1125, Ski Club 1113. FRANCIS L. HINE Francis:Hrs most memorable trmes were on the Voalech bus and lood lrghts rn the cale- terra, Future plans are to be a prolessronal Drag Racer. MICHAEL STEVEN HUYETT Squrrrek Remembers when Malt Prout ate Insects. Future plans are to move to the mountalns. SHAWN LEWIS HOSTER Shawn: Remembers all the crazy tunes ln Mr. Remley's class wrth D,L, and D.K. Future plans are to be a carpenter and paramedic, CHARLES THOMAS JACKSON Chaz or C L' Remembers all the hrlarrous trmes in Mrs, Keltz's and Mr. Tobias's class. Future plans mclude wrltrng and lurthermg musrcal educatron, Actrwtres: Stage Band 194103, Chorale 191, Concert Band 19-113, Marchrng Band 19-111, CHRIS JAMES Squirrel' Remembers going to Cedar Crest to cheereon the hockey players, and gettmg attacked by lack and his wild pack ot Grizz- lies. Future plans are to make rt rich, travel around the world, settle down in a ski lodge up North, and party. Aclrvrtresx Wrestling 110425, Football 195, Ski Club 1105. TRISHA DENE EN JOHNSON Trish: Her most memorable trme was the hockey playotls. Future plans are to porn the Navy, Actrvrtres: Basketball 19-125, Sottball 19-125, Hockey 110-125. STEVEN MICHAEL JONES Jonesyx Nlost memorable time was coming back to Boone and his Senior year with old friends. Future plans are to attend Penn State University. Actrvrtres: Football 1125, Basketball 1125, Baseball 1125. MICHELLE RAY KALJNJH ,1eW,.,.. 4Ef0F ' MARY A. KELLER Drz:Most memorable time was going to Doc' Ralph.'Nlost memorable time was 12th grade tor Dudleys with V.P., M.G., and B.P. Future English and Math with the animals. Future plans are lo attend Wilma Boyd Career plans are to move to Australia tor a year or School in Pittsburgh and get marrred. Actrw' - two. tres: FBLA 1125, Track 1125. ,gf OA WO BROOKE KRALL Dave: Remembers his barrtone sax solos at stage band competitions and fun in law class with S.R,, D.l.., K.C., and S.H. Future plans are to pursue a music career through col' lege. AcIrvr'Ires.'Marching Band 19-125, Con- cert Band 19-125, Stage Band 5111-125, Sax Choir 1105, Chorale 1125, County Band 19-125, District Band 111, 125, Regional Band 111, 125. Seniors 159 160 Senrors t X r X if ,f JUAN KRA YESKI Borlrr: Most memorable times were spent wrth trrends. Future plans are to go to col- lege and get a lob. Actrwtresf Basketball 410- 121, International Club 410-111, NHS 411121, Orion 412!Assistant Actrvity Editor1. KARL E KRETZMAN Karl: Remembers the mornmg it snowed in P.0.D. Future plans are to get a good rob. KERMIT KENNETH KRICK, JR. Skirv: Remembers when it snowed from the balcony in drawing class and when Van Ha- len crashed the rec. Future plans include attending college. Actrvrlres: Baseball 49- 121, Basketball 49-121, Football 4121, Var- sity Club 4121, Orion 4121, Prom Committee 4111, STEPHEN E KUTSCH Kutscfr: Remembers the Voflech bus in 1983. Future plans are what ever his destiny rs, can't count on anything. AMY KAY LAMB Amy Kay: Remembers when A.L,, R.W., and C.W. left school, went down to l.T.'s and got caught. Future plans include Cosmetology School and marrrage. Actrvrtresx Student Council 4101, DBYEA 4121, Marching Unit 4121, Homecoming Court 4121. NICHOLAS R LASCALA Sniclr: Hrs most memorable time was the stop sign. Future plans include Bass Fishing. STEVEN WESLEY LAUER Steve: Remembers talkrng to the Punks in homeroom. Future plans are to get a rob, make lots of money, and buy a 1985 Blazer. DW Arm Y Nqrfin. JASON WINEIELD LESSIG lasorr: Most memorable time was attending Field Hockey Games '85 with the Beach Boys. Future plans include attending college. Actr'vrtiesJ Baseball 411,123, NHS 411,123, Orion 4123, U.N. Club 4103. DEBORAH ANN LE DIG We-die and Debx Remembers fun times with loan and Seth. Future plans include majoring in Biology at Shippensburg University. Activities: Senior Choir 49- 123, Chorale 411-123, Spanish Club 410-113, NHS 411-123, Orion 4123, College Quiz Bowl Team 411, 123, Penn Quester History Team 411,123, Bandlront 4123. .W E in ue ANDREA ANN LIOHAU Baby Bird' Always seen with R.W., remembers when A.D. left a sunshine in 9th grade English class. Future plans are to attend McCann's School ol Busi- ness, get a good job and marry. Act1viles.'Bowlrng 49- 123 RONALD SCOTT LEINBACH Ron: Most memorable limes were spent with the Beach Boys. Future plans are attending college for a career in Physical education and athletic training. Activities: Football 493, Baseball 49-123, Basketball 4123. med RANDALL L LITTLE Rario'y.' Remembers all the rowdy times with his friends. Future plans include living it up atter graduation. Seniors 161 Wnwaawv-A BARRY A. LUCAS Luke: Remembers going to Cedar Crest with Squirrel to see a hockey game and getting held up by lack and his wild pack of Grizzf lies. Future plans are to become a black belt, fight P,K.A., own a business, and become rich. Activities: Football 49-105, Wrestling 49-125. GREGORY A. MADRZYKOWSKI Magic: Remembers when Van Halen per- formed at the Rec and food tights at lunch. Future plans are to go to college, get a job, get rich, and then party. Activities: Basket- ball 411, 12!Captain5, Golf 411, 125, Track 4125, Prom Committee 4115. 'vw-awa..,, CARULE DLANNE MANSLE Y Carrotts Most memorable time was sledding at the school instead of doing term papers, Future plans are to mayor in theatre and Communications at Temple University or N.Y.U. Activi'tres.'Softball 410-115, Band 49' 105, Winterguard 4105, Choir 4115, Stu- dent Council 411-125, Interact 4125, German Club 49-115, Seniors 162 nfdffffbw BRENDA ANN NIAURE Y B.A.8: Most memorable times were spent with LP., P.P., and S.P and a certain acci- dent in lunch. Future plans include nursing and marriage. Actrvitres.'Vo-Tech 411, 125, H.O.S.A. 4l2!Vice-President5, Prom Com- mittee 4115. fin E insane'- CINDY 1 MILLISUCK Chester: Remembers going to High Street with C.C. and LO. and coming back without l.,0. Future plans are to move to Maine. FRANK S. MONBERGE R Bulger: Most memorble times were the good parties at R.H.'s house. Future plans include attending trade school. Activities: Baseball 4105, Golf 4125. DEANNA ALAINA MOORE DAM: Most memorable times were lunch and Wednesday nights. Future plans include work, col- lege, Troy, and tun. Activities: French Club 49101. A Nt If RIS T IN MARIE NITARDO Kristin: Remembers the awesome 1984 hockey season, stimulating lunch talks, and wrestling matches, Future plans are to attend PSU lor nursing and get married, Activi'ties.'Hockey 49-121, Track 49- 121, Orion 412!Asst. Sr. Editor1, Girls Basketball Statistician 411121, NHS 411-121, Prom Committee 4111, lnteract 494121, Student Council 4121, Varsity Club 4121 JAMES 1 MOYER Moyay:Mosl memorable times were the broken plate and C.l.'s Christmas present at lunch. Future plans include writing and maybe starting a band. Activities: Baseball 410-111. LORETTA N OETZEL Oats: Remembers when A.D. pulled T.l.'s tail oft in lunch and 12th grade lunch with T.P., CC., C.M., and AD. Future plans are to move to Wildwood. .. R 't' JAN ALLISON NISSLY lanafhanx Most memorable time was singing nuclear Christmas carols in Mr. Tobias's class. Future plans include attending Penn State to become a psychiatric nurse and marrying lohn. Activities: NHS 411, 121, Orion 4121, Ski Club 49-121, Student Council 410, 121, UN Club 4101, Marching Unit 410, 111, French Club 4101. ,..i. I1 KAREN RACHELE OISTER Kareri.'Future plans include becoming an accountant. Activities' Chess team 49-121, Library Assistant 49- 111, FBLA 410-121, Newspaper stall 4121, Orion 4121, AV 4121, Seniors 163 Seniors 164 JUHN DA VID OK UNIE WSK I Ulrie: His most memorable time was going to the Penn State - Pitt game with A.B., K.lt., and D.S. Future plans are to go to PSU 8- eventually study medicine. Activitie5.' Foot- ball 19-12fCaptain3, Basketball 19-12!Cap- tain3, Track 19-12!Captain3, Orion 112!Copy Editor3, Class V.P. 1113, Student Council 1113, Interact 1113, Varsity Club 110-12!Pres3, NHS 111-12!Treas3, Prom Committee 1113. AMY LUUISE OXENFURD Ame: Remembers when M.P.'s car was sto, len at Coventry Mall, Mrs. Flamm's classes, and band Camp '84. Future plans are to attend a business school or Cosmetology School, Aclrvitiesr Marching Unit 110-123, l.D.T. 19, 11, 123, Student Council 19-123, FBLA 110-12!Secretary3, Orion 1123, lntere act 1123, Soltball 19-123, Prom Committee 1113, Stage Crw 19123, Stage Band Man- ager 110-123. KIMBERL Y L YNN ULSZEWSKI kim: Remembers keeping stats for 1V Base' ball with Krista. Future plans include attend' ing college and maioririg in business administration. A!.'flV1Ll8S.'lll18f3C1 19-113, U.N. Club 1113, Library Assistant 193, NHS 1113, Newspaper Staff 19-103, internation- al Club 1113, Prom Committee 1113, Base- ball stalistician 19-103. QW! THOMAS L. ORRS Big Tom: Remembers when M.P. ate insects lor money, Taboo in 12th grade math, and wild times in 12th grade English. Future plans are to go to Technical School, SHARON MARIE PELLLCCIOTTI R' Her most memorable times were spent at Vo-Tech, Future plans are to go to college to mayor in Elementary Education, Activities: Hockey 193, Vo-Tech 110-123, HOSA 111fPresident3, Prom Committee 1113. ANGELO NICHOLAS PETRILL 0 Orange or Ang' Remembers all the great times spent with Michelle and lune 2nd at the Rustic Picnic Area when it all started. Future plans are to study Chemical Engineer- ing at Lock Haven University. Activities: Football 19-123, Wrestling 19-123, National Honor Society 111-123, Interact 1123, Var- sity Club 1123, Orion 112fSports Editor3. 'Wi- MELISSA ANN PE TRILLO Miss: Remembers going to the mall with A.0. thrnlung the car was stolen, and G.R. telling the cops, and Mrs. Flamm's classes. Future plans include attending a Business School or a Computer College. ActrvIt1es.'0rion 4121, Bowlrng 410-121, FBLA 410-1ZITreasurer1. CYNTHIA ANN PIEKOS Cindy: Remembers getting caught with CA. and K.G. on a street corner by K.S.'s parents with three cups ot orange guice before com' munity days, Future plans include college, then marriage and a family. Acf1vrlres.'Ger- man Club 411e121,Soltball 4101, Ski Club 4121, NHS 411-121, Orion 4121. TRUY ALLEN PIETROVITO Morns:Most memorable time was the fun on Wednesday nights. Future plans include get- ting a job and marrying DeAnna, Activities: Track 49-111, tr La, DENISE NI PLE IZ Denise: Remembers when D.P and S.D. went to D.U,'s house and never quite made it home, and going out lor lunch every day wrth KD. Future plans include going to col- lege to become a rich accountant. Activltresx Hockey 49-101, Spanish Club 4101, Softball 49101. DBYEA 4101, Prom Committee 4111. LISA ANN POWELL BE: Remembers all the wild times with Pat' ty Poznanski and Beth Hennegan, Sharon Pelliccotti and Brenda Maury. Future plans include college and marriage. Act1v1t1es:Voe Tech 410121, Hero Club 410121. Mamma' PATRICIA LYNN PUZANSKI BI: Remembers all the good times goofing olt with Lisa P. Sharon P., and Brenda Nl. driving to Vo-Tech. Future plans are to own a hairdressmg salon and get married to Butchie. Seniors 165 if! ROBERT L PRINCE Prince: Remembers garage parties and seeing snow lrom the drawing room balcony with Brian and Ker- mit. Future plans include attending Lincoln Tech and making a large amount of money. Actr'v1'tres: Football 497, Baseball 49-127, Class Treasurer 410-127, Stu- dent Council 49427. COLLEEN RAPPOSELU Col' Remembers cheering in Dallas, her lunior year cheering, meeting J.T. in 9th grade and being with her lriends, Future plans are to go to college to become a CPA, Activities: Football Cheerleading 411-127, Bas- ketball Cheerleading 4l0-l27, Student Council 4127, Varsity Club 412!Secrelary7, Interact 4127, Prom Committee 4117, Track 410-127. 166 Seniors MATTHEW D. PROUT Proutster: Remembers when he broke Mrs, Buch's potted plant. Future plans are to go into the tree nursery business with his dad. DA WN MARIE RE IS Dawn: Remembers becoming Division l Champs and State quartertinalists in Field Hockey. Future plans include attending college and marriage. Activities: Field Hockey 410-127, Track 497, Prom Committee 4117, NHS 411-127, Ski Club 410-127. ef'-an BRIAN LEE PUSCH Pusch: Remembers the wild times at the garage and times spent with LF. Future plans include technical school. Activities: Class President 410127, Baseball 410-127, Prom Committee 4117. GRE TA ANN REITNAUER Grels: Remembers the time MP., T.S,, 8- L.W. hid the car from her and A.0. and telling the cop it was stolen and hanging around AD. Future plans are to get a good rob, become rich, and move to a warmer cli- mate. Activities: Ski Club 4107, FBLA 4127. IODV M I?EPPEI?I lady: Remembers times with S,D,, 9th grade Algebra, and cleaning drawers in 7th grade Social Studies with Mr. Mountz. Future plans include college, majoring in Business, and winning the Lotto professionally. Activ- ities: Football t9e123, Baseball C9-123. IODD WILLIAM IPIEGEL Begat' Most memorable time was when Dave Krall hollered We Bin Hit in Mrs. Hollman's study hall, Future plans are to work lor Big A, get married to April, and make a million. Actrv1'ties.'Vo-Tech 410' 123 Wm ' Wei LISA MARIE RHOADS Rhoadsre: Will remember the winning hockey season and the wild rides to the games. Future plans include attending Nursing School. Actr'w'tIes.' Hockey 69423, Softball C9-113, Class Sec. 611, 123, Student Council 411, 123, interact t123, Orion t12IPhotography Editor3, i DIANE LOUISE RIEGNEI? Diane: Remembers all the lun times at Vo-Tech and especially the trip to New York. Future plans include becoming a chef and owning her own restaurant. SE TH CHARLES I?IE GEL Seclrs: Remembers when Bone propositioned C.A. at Central Catholic. Future plans are to attend college. Activitres.'Brass Choir 194123, Marching Unit 194123, Concert Band C9-123, Chess Club 48-123, Quiz Bowl t123, Penn-Quester C113, Stage Crew 1113. CHEIFYL LYNN IPIGHTNOUI? Lynn: Most memorable time was walking around in the mornings and looking at all the strange people, Future plans include getting married and getting a better iob. Act1vit1es.' Bowling 1103. Seniors 167 Seniors 168 SCOTT MICHAEL RINKER Bfg Rirrlrf Remembers the wrestling bus, lunch with the guys , football games and all the great times he had with the gang. Future plans include attending West Chester for Physical Education. Activi'fIes.' Varsity Club 4123, Football 49-123, Baseball 49- 123, Wrestling 410-123, Spanish Club 493. CHRIS ALLEN ROTHARPT Roclrhead: Most memorable time was Mr. Clark's 10th grade health class. Future plans include college and becoming a broadcaster. Activ1tr'es.' Stage Crew 4123, Ltbrary Assis- tance 410-113. SUSAN KAY ROBERTS Sue: Most memorable time was the Mall Gang with TB. MB, SR, and SR. Future plans include college and hopefully an actingfsmg- ing career. Actmtresx French Club 49-103, Ski Club 49-103, Chorus 49-123, Chorale 49- 123, Country Chorus 49-113, Distrtct Chorus 4113, Wrestling Cheerleading 4113, Hockey 49-103, Orion 4123. ROBERT DONALD ROW III Row:Most memorable time was the Moon light on the vo-tech bus. Future plans are to get a good iob and travel. Activities: Vo-tech 410-123. 'mqr X ANN LOUISE ROGGENBAUM Ann: Most memorable time was the trip to Germany. Future plans include college and marriage. Act1v1tres.'Bandfront 4123, Choir 49-123, Hockey 493, Basketball 493, Bowl- ing 410-123, Music Secretary 410, 113, Ori- on 4123, Track 49-113, Softball 4123, Language Club 410-123. Prom Committee 4113, Stage Crew 411, 123, A,V. Crew 411, 123. DIANA L. RUE ENE R Diana.'Will always remember the crazy limes in school with all her friends. Future plans are undecided. DONNA MARIE RU T HE RF URD Donna: Remembers the crazy time in lunch with LG., G.P., L.0., l,S., RS., B.D., BS., and P.T. Future plans are to become wealthy as a designer and seamstress. iilnw-W' KIMBERLY SUSAN RUTTER Kimber: Most memorable time was singing let's go crazy and an incident with a cer- tain lobster claw. Future plans include join- ing the Navy and staying single. Aclr'vr'tIes: Choir 1121, NHS 111, 121, Orion 1123. TERESA IYNNE SCHAEEFER Iearweex Remembers times at the Pagoda with A.R., V.K., SJ., S.D., LH., DR.. D.R, l.O., B.R., and C.C. Future plans are to at- tend a Business School, CHRISTINE MARIE SCHIT ILE R Preg' Remembers when A.R. got a certain pair of bikinis for Christmas one year. Fu- ture plans are to attend school after graduae tion and get married and raise a family. Acfrwtres: Senior Choir 19123, Marching Unit 193, FBLA 19-119, Library Assistant 1111. KRISTA CORENE SCHUL TZ Kris: Remembers sknnglack Frost with KG., JN., SS, and others and talking about corn, Iowa. Future plans include attending college. ACfIVlIIES.' Basketball Cheerleading 19. 10Il.V. co-capt, 11I1.V.co'capt.l, Wrestling Cheerleading 1129, Baseball Statistician 19' 121, Orion 1129, UN Club 1103, Internation- al Club 111J, NHS 111, 127, Ski Club 110, 121 DA VID IUHN SHIRE Y Shy: Most memorable time was the court case rn homeroom. Activities: Stage Crew 19'12ICaptarn, A.V. 19121, Marching Band 19-113, Concert Band 19-121. Seniors 169 Seniors 170 Hina-.K , Q A , lm ERIC SCOTT SHIRK Shirlry: Remembers getting rowdy in english class and watching MP, eat insects tor mon- ey. Future plans are to get married and make lots ot money. Activities Football 49- 117, wrestling 49f107, track 497. -rc' 1 1 NANCY ANN SMITH Smitty: Remembers being with good friends and havmg fun. Future plans include college and a iob, Aclivrtresx Choir 4127, Orton 4127, NHS 4127, lnternational Club 410, 117, RAYMOND ROBERT SHUL TZ Jr. Shultzmrer: Remembers drinking too much Coke before the 81'l yearbook assembly with Angelo and Brian, Future plans are to attend the University ol Berkley, Calil. in the tield ot Biology. Activltres.'Wrestling 49-117, Football 49-117, French Club 497, Track 49, 127. r DAVID HENRY SMITH Dave: Remembers the l.D. cheerleaders, the Baia Run and 9th grade algebra chorus, Fu- ture plans include attending college for Engi- neering and parties. Activities: Ski Club 4104127, Student Council 49-127, National Honor Society 411, 12 Pres.7, Sr, Class Vice President, Goll 411-127. PAUL D. SMITH Schmrdityx Remembers the crazy times I had with l.M, at the many concerts they saw at the Tower and at the Spectrum. Future plans include are to stay alive and have a good time doing it. Activities: Baseball 410-117. AC .1 TAMARA LYN SNYDER Red' Most memorable time was the peach and pear discussions during lunch period. Future plans include to mayor in communica- tions at Univ. of Delaware. Actiwties: Stud. Counc. 49'12!Sec.7, Var. Club 410-127, Ski Club 4117, Interact 49-127, German Club 411,12!PreS7,FB Cheerleading 410-l2!Co- Capt7, Wrestling Cheerleading 49- 12lCapt.7, NHS 411127, Orion 412!Activlties Ed7. Q . I ROBERT D. SPRAOUE Bob: Most memorable time was the bus rides home from Vo-Tech in 10th grade. Future plans include attending College, Activities: Library assistant 4101, Intramurals 410121. USA JEAN STRAUB Usa: Most memorable time was moving to Daniel Boone in 11th grade. Future plans are to attend college. Activities' National Honor Society 6121, In' tramural Gymnastics 4111. JEANNINE R STETLER Clreerr: Remembers when A.L. always said Be Nean in Sht. Also, will never torget those exciting, educat- ing , two years in the District Ollice. Future plans include Business School and living Iile to its fullest. Activities: Orion Stall t12!Typing Editorb, NHS 4121. ...I TIMOTHY ALAN SUGUA Sugrex Most memorable time was beating Brandywine in wrestling 40-11 and then destroying their locker room. Future plans are to attend college, Actrwtresx Football 49, 11, 121, Wrestling 49121, Varsity Club C11-121, Interact C121 rr ri RAY EL WOOD STITT Ray: Most memorable times were the Fall of '84 with 1.8. and the time T.B. decided to tly, Future plans are to go in the Marines and get married. Actrwties: Wrestling 1111, Bowling 4121, Chess club 4101. Wi . . ROBERT W SUKOWSKL JR Stoner: Most memorable time was the party at his house. Future plans are to keep on partying. Seniors 171 anauw..-.. DA VID KEITH SWA VEL Y Swave: Remembers going to Germany, PSU- Plll Game and good times at Yearbook while they lasted. Future plans are to go to college, make a million, and play baseball with Willie McGee. Acti'vrtres.' Baseball 49- 123, Football 49-123, Varsity Club 411-123, Interact 4123, National Honor Society 411, 123, German Club 49, 103. Seniors 172 PHILIPF .Sf TRASSERT Trasher or Phrlbud' Remembers watching M.P. eat insects. Future plans include mak- ing money as a contractor. SUNDRA MARIE S WISHE R Sondra: Remembers watching C.A. walk through the wrong door, Band season '84, and the bus rides. Future plans are to attend college, a successlul career and travel. Ac- tivities: Student Counc, 410-12!Treas.3, ln- teract 49-123, Ski Club 410-123, Bandfront 49-11, 12ISilk Capt., Bandfront Capt.3, l.D.T. 49-123, French Club 49-10, 11ITreas.3, DBYEA 411, 12IPres.3, Softball 49-113, Orion 4123. 'W'0ln, ANN MARIE TA GLIE RI Aggie: Remembers her lr. yr, cheering and times with 475. Future plans include col- lege for fashion merchandising 8 marriage. Actl'vrtres.'lnteract 49-12IVice Pres.3, Orion 412IUnderclassmen Ed.3, Basketball Cheer- leading 49-12ICapt.3, Football Cheerleading 411-123, Field Hockey 49-103, Stud. Counc. 49-123, NHS 411-123, Varsity Club 4123, Prom Comm. 4113. LISA MARIE VALLETTA Lis: Remembers going to Europe with Ger- man class and terrific times spent with friends. Future plans include College at Penn State and living a happy lile. Activities: Field hockey 49-123, Student Council 411-123, interact 411-12!Pres.3, NHS 411-123, Prom Committee 4113, German Club 4123, Home- coming Court 4123, Yearbook 412I Lay-Out Ed.3. CHARLES ALLEN WAGNER IR L'IrucIr: Remembers bowling bus rides and band bus rides. Future plans are to attend college and become a doctor. Actfvitresf Marching band 49-123, Concert band 49- 123, Bowling 49-123, United Nations Club 411-123, international Club 49-113,Year- book Stall 4123, Chess Club 493, NHS 411, 123 ERIC T WAGNER Eric: Remembers class pictures with lames and Luke, parties in leffs garage and third period English. Future plans include moving to Las Vegas to work with my dad, Actrvrtres: Wrestling 19-123, Baseball 110-123, Cross Country 193. W r 1 3 1 ri it YQ JANE ELIZABETH WASHKO Janebc' Most memorable times were spent with friends. Future plans include college and a good iob. Actrvrtres: Choir 1123, NHS 111-123, Orion 1123, Tutor 1123. MATTHEW L WASHKO Matt: Most memorable time was eatmg breakfast in Mr. C.'s Algebra class. Future plans include electronics school. BRIAN A. WELL Wheel' Remembers eating breakfast in Alge- bra class. Future plans are to loin the Air Force. Actrvitres: Golf 19103. We w.. CRYSTAL LYNN WELLER Cnss: Most memorable time was 11th grade when she was getting out early in 11th grade. Future plans are to get a iob and possibly get married. Activities: Bowling 1103 JERROLD KEITH WENDEL Ll: Remembers singing Doo Whop Diddy Whop Dons in Alg. ll with D.S., M.W., LB., B.P., and EB. Future plans are to keep life exciting and always have something to do. ActivIties:GoIf 1103, Wrestling 19113, Stu- dent Council 19-123, Ski Club 1123. Seniors 173 174 Seniors ik' 'De MARK ALLEN WENNERS TEN Web: Remembers the Baia Run through Twin Valley with the LD. Cheerleaders. Future plans include attending college to study busi- ness marketing. Acr'rw'ties.' Basketball 19- 121, Golf 111-121, Assembly Manager Yearbook 1121, K 1 fo . -X . 'es RICKY A. WHITMUYER Intlryf Will always remember the great times spent with Andrea. Future plans are to get a gob in the business lield, Actr'vr'tres.' Bowling 1121. 1 xi, R .ft-L, . LISA A. WINI1 Mnlry: Her most memorable time was Band Camp '84 and Elizabethtown College with FBLA. Future plans include attending Busi- ness School, getting a job, and later getting married. Activitres: Marching Band 19- 12!Drum Major1, Concert Band 19-121, Stage Band 19-121, FBLA 110-12IPres.1, Orion Stall 1121, Brass Choir 19, 11, 121, Sr. County Band 111-121. DREW I-L WINNER Drew: Remembers parking in some guy's lront yard sideways. Future plans are uncer- tain lor now. Activities: Wrestling 19-101. RONALD N WORRALL, IR Bird 454: His most memorable time was having a party at a certain rock with A.L., G.R., B.P,, and B.P. and saying Look at the moon and seeing l.B. 8 B.K. in church. Future plans are to join the service and get married to A.L. Activities: Baseball 110-121, Basketball 19-121, Football 110-121, Varsi- ty Club 111-121. mars remember . . . Snyder telling our 9th grade class that BOW, of us were ers and the other 1077 supported the losers. . . when we nned a food fight and the teachers lined up against the ll . . . cruising High Street . . , Bob the Fly and Herman the b . . . when the Vo-tech bus was quiet , . . Womp, Womp, mp . . . the scum in 8th grade health . . . Janet putting yonnaise in her hair , . . square dancing in gym . . . Eric his German class strike . . . lum-lums . . . Mrs. mm's classes and surprising her with a dozen roses . . . terhood lst negative . . . Lisa, Beth, and Lisa going to stle Gardens with the boys . , . when the business room y had 3 computers . . . a round of applause . . . mer of '83 . . . when Lisa, Ann, Schell, and Chris went to lackson's concert . . . the showers . . . Turkey Hill at 2 . . . . .Michelle and loanie discovering the moon roof. Greta's Fresh Produce . . . Don't you do it! . . . Henry iasing Kermit, Dan, and Magic out of Boob's house . . . ien Gussie learned to spell her name . . . Amy's wedges d straps . . . the day we were supposed to go to Penn tate . . . when Tom and Todd showed up . . . Don't tell my im! . . , Dorito night in Kelly's car . . . when Ann and ristine went to Fairgrounds in a blue car with certain guys g. Matt eating dried earthworms in drawing class for an timated S3 . . . when S.D. fell flat on her face in R.C.'s iss . . . the ChippendaIes . . . Alpha shows and when the 0 Players weren't selling hoagies . . . S.D., M.C., and D.B. ring the nurse's wheelchair and riding it around the halls . We're not gonna take it! . . . Cass and Kolin at mmunity Days . . . sled runs down the hill . . . skipping ich and leaving for the Gita. , . Brett's great red singlet. . lrian's Castle . . . N.C., S.D., and LM. being the trouble- ikers in gym . . . Sandy and lody at the waterfalls . . . ien M.K. and K.F. went to Pizza Hut . . . Van Halen playing the rec . . . lul and Leah's adventure in the pole vault pit. iKim catching her hair on fire at a game . . . Mr. Kline lling Amy Pig-Pen . . . the Domino's Pizza man at Greek ak. . . Lisa Pet . . . lody throwing up in the drawer . .. ib's love affair with every female in school . . . Sondra tering 3 Wyomissing guys a ride to Birdsboro , . . when rri was a ipst girl at the l.G.A ..., Furniture Polish and Mr. aan . . . when Boob came to school . , . playing in the ow with cars . . . Dag! , . . M.H., S.D., and S.R. trying get T.H. to cross the log . . . Christmas Eve and New ar's Eve 1984 . . . the wild times . . . lody breaking all ids of glassware . . . You got that right! . . . when Terri, aa, and Missy were supposed to be typing and Terri and ssy went to the Deli , , , when Debbie and Seth hnally nt out . . . the day Sondra and Cass drew lightening bolts Physics , . . Beas blowing up his lab station . , . crazy ws reports for Mr. L in WC l had the WSEX news teams. . . ul how come? . . . cruising in Denise's baha car . . . 11eone's bra coming undone during a hockey game . . , en Lisa was tingling . . , Kolin and Sandy searching for a ist person in Germany.. . when iul took a late night job Districts . . . Band Camp '84 and the shaving cream battles . . . loan and Deb hopping around like kangaroos . . . the time a rabbit pushed Amy down the hill at a certain camp-out . . . when Mr. lacobs only had 2 kids . . . 5th period being the end of the day and not 6th . . . a certain group of people going to the Pagoda late at night and the front lawn . . . the pumpkin car. . . Sandy hanging halfway out the hotel window . . . crusing Reading at 1 am. . . . D.S.'s certain birthday present . . . the ghetto cruiser and the white night . . . when Terri, Lisa, and Cassandra said their Hail Mary's in the woods . . . Mr. Tobias wearing forehead protection goggles . . . Tami and Kolin stuffing eggshells . . . when Seth thought French class was a studyhall . . . lerry's sneaker speech . . . Chuck being exposed in trig . . . when Cremi told Mr. Frey had had a cover on his well . . . Hoagie! . , , everyone wearing sunglasses at night during band camp . . . How many miles to Chicago? . , . Friday feasts in Deutsch lV . . . when Denise and Kim got blamed for starting the B-lav fire . . . the girls' hockey team winning the Division l Title . . . Brian making hot Kool-Aid . . . Stacey Syndrome . . . when corn was only a vegetable . . . obnoxious having a dual meaning . . . Bobby's New Year's Eve party . . . Margaret missing the turn 2 times and turning around in the middle of the highway . . . ls that a band joke? . . . Lisa leaving Amy at yearbook . . . being chased by a train . . . the animals in math and English class . . . the Homecoming Dinner . . . when Boob was just Tina . . . holding spicabees in Spanish 2 . . . the computer that talked to you , , . Brett and Brian's mohawks . , . Brenda's car losing control in reverse. . . Kolin, Cass, Carole, Cindy, and Krista holding deep conversations with Nancy . . . Dawn running the guidance office for a day . . . Ray, Tim, Amy, and Terri spending election day together . . . seventeen being the magic age , , . Sherry and Andi getting caught running to the shed . . . Andrea D. pulling someones fake tail off at lunch . . . hectic deadline meetings . . . seventh-graders respecting seniors . . . the old bell system . . . 990 night at Boscov's . . . lohn B. sleeping on the sled . . . Bill F., Denise, Kim, and Bill E. getting stuck at McDonald's and it starting to snow . . . Lee's lip sticking to her teeth . , . the hockey team spraying their hair blue and red. . . the great D.B. acid spill , . .Sandy and lody at the races . , . late nights in Germany. . . being underclassmen . . . Funguy . . . the crazy parties . . . Elizabethtown and Amy getting slimed . . . Kim getting her oatmeal cookie back after a 13 year wait. . . Lisa's Chinese fire drills. . . M.K. walking into a door while trying to get her coat . . . Cassandra and Schell being left behind in Rude, sheim . . . the Lawn Chair Boys . . . parties in the yearbook room. . .Ann and Kristin doing Ed Grimly . . . Sharon and Nick leaving the air out of someones tire . . . Patty's first riding lesson . . . Chris dragging Carole around the football field . . . loan calling everyone a fish . . . Kolin and Krista discovering what telescopes were really used for . . . salad battles , . . getting rough-n-tough on the wrestling bus . . . Charles l.'s racquet sticking to his shorts in gym . . . when Brother B took us to the flicks . . , the 4-D's invading the mall . . . Diane fainting in the Memorial Day Parade . . . Donna hitting Harry in the knee with her face . . . Tracy and Marie having blind dates to Eons . . . Mr. Levan kicking the can at lanet . . .a carton of milk landing on Debbie's head . , . everyone crashing at Andis , . . Cass. falling for Lisa in Mrs. W.'s oifice . . , Next time it'll be insubordinationln . . . the pointer getting stuck in Amy's sweater . . . Danny dreaming in P.D.D. class . . . Mrs. Shannon's 9th period English class attacking Mrs. Piltz's class and singing White Christmas on May 31 . . . Sondra stealing money from the T.V. guys at the snack bar. . . when Lisa V. had a lock on her bra and didn't know the combination . . . when incar- nate and usurp had hidden meanings . , , Kim and Krista counting the seconds left of geometry class . . . Laverne and Shirley rowing their boat . , . colored socks . , . Deb, Kolin, Cass, and Sondra having stomach problems in physics . . . Wink leaving a certain paper napkin in Burger King , . . the Hofbrauhaus and when a certain someone was told she had to sleep in Frau's room . . . room study halls in 8th grade. . . flashlight tag at Chris's . . . Krista calling the meat wagon at Spring Mt .... Boob, Lisa, lul, and Leah waking to the sound of roosters . . . the Rat Pack . . . building a snowman in the middle of the night . . . Andrea and Greta's man hunts . . . Ann thinking people were sofa toads . . . Michelle locking her keys in the car at Friendly's . . . doing everything but algebra in algebra class . . . Sharon and Brenda searching for the lost lake . . . when computer was easy . . . Carole screaming the rebel yell out Tami's car . . . Marie hitting Mr. Weaver's car , . . when Monday was Monday, Tuesday was Tuesday, etc .... the Beach Boys going four-wheelin' in twoewheel cars . . . Ray having his joke of the day . . .lane delivering a cake . . . Tami and Kolin getting a tan in the computer room . . . Christine and Dawn putting their shirts on backwards . . . the D-lavs being open . . . Brenda setting Sharon up on a blind date . . . Kristin, Ann, and Chris figuring out the phases of Purple Rain . . . the hockey team going to Burger King for breakfast and coming in late . . , the Always Sweet and Sexy against Students Holding Infinite Territory wars in 9th grade . . . when everyone was related to each other in Deutschland. . . Dave, lerry, lohn, and Chris feeling relief after the Brandywine game . . , No heads out win- dowsl . . , Sondra and Cass getting visitors at band camp . . . Got gum? . . . Richard , . . Kolin sitting in the wrong chair at lunch . . , Mr. Frey wearing underwear with trig functions . . . padoodle . . . Diane and Missy giving Mr. Scalese dried worms . . . having hot dogs once a week . . . the Blazers tying the Exeter game in the last second . , . Tami, Sondra, and Carole drinking Vanilla mitkshakes . . . Dave and Cass cooing in social studies . . . Marie leaving a message on the guys' lunch table . . . our chem book always being right, but not believing everything you read . . . Scott trying to convince a certain teacher she was crazy . . . being blind or deaf . . . . . AND SENl0RS WILL NEVER NEVER FORGET THE CLASS OF W ff .D , gf ft ii ., fi it iV'vTr'i es Ji ' y i. J .W ! J f f x i 7,2 0 .. 'vw 1:6 ' Egg? 'gif frfr' r O f QfZ2'fl if 5 5 Seniors 175 un' Those Were The Days M-fir iiiii x 25 fiisplrly .,.when Stacy won the seed-spitters contest at . . . losing Krista's shoes on the D,C. field trip. were Girl Scout Camp. exploring the world ol Science without safety goggles. ,MLS MM m awww. ...Dave Smith 'igetting his feet wet at winning . . .trading class pictures with friends, . . . Miss Keagle 81 fun in 3rd grade, scie nce fairs. 176 Seniors trick or treating with Jerry W., Chris S., Andi G., and Tami S. . . . Bobby in his quiet days. A . . working together to win lst place on Roosevelt Field Day. 5 E Seniors Recall y 2 6 Seniors Remember Special R if . . . Deanna and Troy sent each other a dozen red carnations. XS-. . . . Dave and Roy got caught snilching soda. . . . Greg tell victim to a typical lunchtime prank. Moments When . . . , . . loanie gave a Christmas carol concert at lane's. . . . Ann thought she was a news reporter in Texas Stadium. Dl's classic made it over the speed bumps. . . . the yearbook statf presented their version ol Ron Pearlstein. . . . BiIl's friends finally took revenge. . . , Amy captured Ronny's heart. Seniors 177 Friendship Lasts Forever 3 l Macho men battle lor the Queen's trophy. Lisa 8- Pat laugh at their clever escape trom school, lttefve S995-f.. - soosoes thought:-so miuiiti ire fifg f. i'ii .ro.s. Friew' ' jj I ..e:-: r-.. Times when we thdugifeveryoiteii was out to use us. g Friend' if t We've been ' Through so much since we've met with each other, we have tried world, Qfighaie overgaorne our problems. Dawn and lanet demonstrate their flair for fashion. ,L-r f Untyfgggause we cared M g the other. Sieve aisofiotten over fttse headaches, although ssel flfftissjiilisstffas dtffiE!in' . 5 . Ei us. -. ,'..:ke . been r it iirr managed to rYeitQQare one l can trusttggi grateful fe Marie, Shell, and Ann dream of the tuture. mm-...,.. Greta laughs at berng nominated Typist ot the Year. Heather proves that dogs are really a girls best triend. wave-v-. Tim and his little triend plan their future together. that they are really H ,,,,,, , gm ylrr Sharon, Beth, and Brenda try to dissuade Mrs. Ly- John and Stacy wonder it they can pull this terrible twosome This german entourage hides the tact liens from having gym class, apart. 178 Seniors just dumb American tourists. ,, if A fig? teaagiim ' A . f i gg i AVIIV T is 1 : fi : s T rrai W 2 .V V V , The get A 4 -I - ' . Q ,, M Y The Caption News Team enjoys some time oft at a hectic yearbook meeting. Seniors rehve their chrldhood, Seniors emoy impressuons of their favonte teachers. Let The'Good Times Roll Jody and Steve smile as they inhate Carole threatens us with a hotdog. QRRW P- s 4555: YQ?- T 'P 12 gg-Q ' X ...ee their third lunch. Jan sets the rhythm and the beat. Baccalaureate ushers wish they were marchnng to Pomp and Circumstance. x ' 1 ri'-A pl N The gang crashes after a long tlight in from Hawaii. Seniors 179 Ultimate Seniors: Branded Forever By Their Classmates Best Friends KGuys2:The buddy system seems to work for Chris and Barry. Twins. Best Dressed' Dawn and Greg return alter a trip to the 7 X Goodwill Store. Best Friends IGirls2: Some would First to Earn MegaBucIrs.' Kohn and Dave Best Smile: Lisa and Danny brush up on their cheerful think lulie and Leah were Siamese compile a money making program. personalities, Most Artistic: Sue and Barry happily dabble in the arts, Worst Case of Seniaritis: Drew deserts Tina as their affliction flares up. 180 Seniors f r? Craziest Driver: Stacy and Eric test their newest stunt car. Cutest Couple: Andrea enioys Ricky's affection. '15 , I ..,...,Q r WT-M.. Most ilthletia' Leah and Brett hang around while awaiting the opening of a sports season. ts - s K i T 3 , if ss! SW . ...., - Q. ax fgiiiu ' 3 JT., L L -- kkhh i A, s 'Q ' -if 31: Teachers Pet: John and Jeannine befriend their favorite people TEACHERS! st School Spirit: Michelle and Jerry parade their message r tetlnw students. , it-4 9, 'A5,,A Instr1fators:There's never a dull moment when Missy and are around! Ist la Get Gray Hair: Ron proves that Amy's worries haven't gone to her head-yet! ladies' Manftilass Flirt: How many other lovers await their turn with Marie or Chns?! F Mast Dependable: Chris and Dave cheerfully await their call tor duty. Most Musical' Lisa and Tom take their stand among the musically elite. ,x, ,V it Qi t 5 , V.- '04, ...N fill Q5 Uhr Mast Cheerful' Janet and Greg tone up their cheek muscles. BestProcrastinator:Cassandra and Kermit arrive for their Seventh-grade orientation. , ef r, aff ' Xiu Best Plrysrtyue: Anthony and Donna-symbols ot the Shyest: Duane and lane make a rare appearance for the perfect human anatomy, C8m8Y3. 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Kristin hlitardo FACULTY EDITUR Chris Gentile UNDERCLASSMEN EDITUR Ann Taglieri ACTIVIHES EDITOR Tami Snyder SPORTS EDJTDR Michelle Harley Angelo Petrillo TYPING EDITOR Jeannine Steller PHOTUGRAPHY EDITOR Lisa Rhoads BUSINISS MANAGER lason Lessig Special Recognition For Special People T' The onon Staff Says Thanks! STATE' Michelle Biggerslall Bret! Cooper Leah Finkbiner llolin Good Julie Grolh Michelle Guss Diane Hart Kermit Kriclr Debbie Ledig lan Nissly llaren Oister lohn Okuniewslri Amy Oxentord Melissa Petrillo Sue Roberts Kim Rutter Terri Schaeffer Nancy Smith Sondra Swisher Charles Wagner lane Washlro Lisa Wink ADWSUR Mrs. Cathy Buch We wish to express out sincere ap- preciation for those people who helped to make our yearbook a success: Mr. Powanda, photographyg Mr. Andy San- lora, his expertiseg Miss Slotz, our as- sembly rescuerg Barry Lucas, Drew Mnner, Phil Trassert, and Mrs. Hoff- man, our artistsg the DB faculty, ad- --.. l.- . ,flli 'F' 'W' Over these special years, We shared our smiles We shared our tears, We shared our secrets. And all our fears. But as we go Up, Up, 8i Away, So many things we wish to say. Few words can express the way we feel, We know this feeling is somehow real. We float into the wide blue sky, Hoping our dreams will never die.
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