Dieruff High School - Ledannus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

TOGETHER Table Of Contents Friends Seniors 14 Underclassmen 44 Fun 66 Spirit 90 Academics 114 Community 132 . . . The Memories Will Last Forever, If these oren’r chicken nug gets, what ore they? 'What do you mean I'm in rhe wrong doss?' Alright guys, who stole my lunch?” When you need o fnend Leon on me!” Hey, I thought this was rhe Rjtz'” s . . . The Memories Will Last Forever, MVP in his fovorire ploce-rhe Not ANOTHER syntax error! girls' locker room You mean I gor up this early for FRESHMEN! ‘Uh-oh! I forgor how ro spell Roise your hands if your sure! my name! Our Times Together . . . SUPER-SCHOLAR Berh Kopo was senr o lerrer of com mendarion from rhe P5AT Nor'l Merit Scholarship Assoc for her oursronding performance SEMI FINALIST winner Karen Cheng nnade on oursrond- ing performance on her Preliminary Scholastic Apnrude Tesr Nor'l Merir Scholarship Test REPRESENTING A DIERUFF. Kim Boyer s essay on hun- ger in rhe U S was senr ro rhe srare level Century III Leadership's Scholarship Comperirion SUPER-SCHOLAR Berh Kapo wos senr o lerrer of com mendarion from rhe PSAT Nor'l Merir Scholarship Assoc for her oursronding performance SEMI FINALIST winner Karen Cheng made an oursrond- ing performance on her Preliminary Scholastic Apnrude Tesr Nor'l Merir Scholarship Test 10 TIMOTHY SMITH, on oursrond ing senior or Dieruff, was nomed o winner in rhe Norion- al Council of Teachers of English writing Contest STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE Dole Doc Dougherty attend- ed rhe PA School Board Associ- ation's conference in October, 1986 A LETTER OF COMMENDA- TION wos awarded to senior James Szobo for his perfor- mance on rhe Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test The Memories Will Last Forever. ORCHESTRA VIOLINISTS Eliza berh Kapo ond Peter Seng par- ticipated or District Orchestra or Northampton High School DICKY SCHMIDT! DICKY SCHMIDT! This famous chant is no longer heard or Dieruff be- cause of rhe retirement of well- loved athletic director, Mr Rich- ard Schmidr. II TOGETHER SENIORS Seniors Luis Acevedo Jacqueline Alier William Armstead Russell Decker Victor Acevedo Lynnann Allen Fay Azar Elizabeth Deers Melissa Adam Michael Annoni Joel Dalliet Dennis Deidler Wi If redo Alameda Anthony Archilla John Dartczak Robert Dell Thomas Dellesfield Robert Dennet Jr. Lori Dennicoff Jane Demhord Safety Comes First One of rhe oldest clubs or Dieruff has been rhe Aquorlc Club which, under rhe supervision of Mr Dennis McGinley, hos operored since rhe school opened The dub is open ro boys and girls of oil dosses who hove o special interest in aquatics” commented McGinley The club officers were Christopher Miller, presi- dent, VicW Koniecsky, vice-president,- ond Pat- rick Thomos, secrerary-rreosurer . Ar rhe meerings, which were held or 7 30 on Wednesday mornings, members worked on various swimming skills ond strokes. Diving, worer polo, skindiving, ond scubodiving were oil included in rhe sessions Instruction wos ovoiloble in advanced life- saving, which cerrified members ro work os lifeguards, os well os worer safery ond rhe safe handling of small crafr. The rwenry mem- ber dub presented on oquoric exhibition or Open House which featured o belly-flop com- petition SENIOR CHRIS MILLER pracnces h6 ring-buoy rescuing techniques during Advanced Lifesav ing Class John Paul ond Kathy Ouskirk war for their turn DARKROOM SKILLS. Sophomore. Don no Vendirro, rries ro perfect her develop mg and printing skills rhor she learned in the photography based 1986 87 Art Oub Developing Skills The 1986-87 Arr Club was run by Mr Dennis Danko, rhe head of rhe Arr Deparr- menr Unforrunarely, very few srudenrs chose ro join rhe dub However, every Tuesday afternoon one could find rhe dedicared group of arr srudenrs working after school ro perfecr rheir rolenrs Phorography was emphasized in rhe Arr Club during rhis year Srudenrs who porrook in rhis exrracurriculor acriviry were exposed ro skills such as raking picrures and developing film. The srudenrs also learned ro moke rheir own camera from o coffee can. Sophomore Henry Vega srared, When I joined rhe Arr Club I did nor know ir would involve phorography. Nev errheless, I've enjoyed using rhe cameras and prinring picrures nor ro menrion rhe memorable rimes wirh Mr Danko and my friends in rhe Arr Club ’’ Rodney Diegley Kimberly Doyer Donna Drazzell Kimberly Dreidenthall Seniors Dawn Dreitfeld Michael Bristow Royal Drown Ines Camacho Glenn Drensinger Stacie Brooks Michael Drozowski Jaime Canizares Kimberly Drensinger Cindy Brower Thomas Brunner Barbara Cassium Anna Drignoni Marie Drown Jason Durda Hayden Castro Seniors Tonya Cernok Rosa Collazo Ann Cornell Giselle Chaor Sheila Confer Judy Costello I Do i c Myung-Sin Chong Cynthia Connors Corey Croig Katherine Day Karen Cheng Lisa Cormier Janet Crespo William DeJesus Julie Dellisant Ann Deremer Minerva Diaz Orlando Diaz Strategic Maneuvers The 1986 87 Debore Teom consisred of over o dozen derive porriciponrs. Under rhe leodership of Mr Dean McDermorr, rhe ream porridpored in comperirions ogoinsr Allen, Eas- ron, and Wilson High Schools Many felr rhor since rhe orher reams hod hod ocrive Debore reams for many yeors, Dieruff would be or o disodvonroge This, however, did nor srop rhe Husky Teom They placed second in rheir firsr debore of rhe year. This gave rhe ream o grear feeling of occom- plishmenr Joseph Mendgar, ream member, srored Winning second place in our firsr de- bore wos excellent This was rhe break we were wairing for. The ream debored such issues os rhe insan- iry plea and drug resring in rhe schools. The judges of each comperirion were reochers from various High Schools. MAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE! Senior. Kim Boyer prepares ro presenr her side of o debore during one of several com- penrions in which Dieruffs reom porricipored BUT HARVEY IS REALI Senior Tim Smith who ploys Elwood P Dowd, rrys to convince Shonnon Seng, Ethel Chovenet, thor hts mogi nory robbit is olive Lights, Camera . . . Harvey! The 1986-87 Dromo Gub wos directed by Miss Dione Yornoll, English ond Theorre reoch- er The 1986-87 officers were President Tim Smith, Vice-President Kris Mayberry, ond Sec- retory Carol Housmon The purpose of the Dromo Club wos to allow students to leorn about Theorre ond to produce the annual ploy The 1986-87 pro- duction was Harvey Miss Yornoll stated, Working with Dromo Club has been o terrific experience for me ond the dub members. Whether we were decorating our holl for Spirit Week or rehearsing for Harvey, we olwoys managed to enjoy ourselves Produc ing on annual ploy is o tremendous amount of work, bur it’s certoinly worth it when the audience applauds our efforts My favorite port of the Dromo Club wos helping the stu- dents leorn ond become exdred about the theatre Erin Donohue Dale Dougherty Christon Drayton Charles Dundore DRAMA CLUB: There ore many hands ond ideas involved in putting rogether o rheorricol production The 198687 program wos Horvey _ Seniors David Dunton Nancy Eppel Matthew Feigtey Joseph Foster Jason Dunton Diane Evans Brian Fenstermaker Michael Frank Robert Edwards Andrew Fegiey David Fenstermaker Daniel Friend James Ehritz Kevin Fegiey Johanna Figueroa David Fries Seniors Edward Fritz Dawn Goetzke William Grather Jessica Harris Joely Fritz Steven Golden Dana Groman Christopher Hart Christopher Gambler Louis Gonzalez Patricia Hand Mark Hassler Marylee Gerry Matthew Gower Curt Harbits Carol Hausman Charles Hoydt John Hayes DobbyJo Heckman Lloyd Heffelfinger A Bit Of The World The Key Cub was o service organization for High School students Ir operated under school regulations and drew its members and leaders of the student body, with Scott Smith os presi- dent. Key Gub was sponsored by o local Kiwonis Gub composed of the leading business and professional men of the community The Key Gub develops inirarive, leadership obiHry. ond good citizenship Key Gub was nor solely on the local level Key Gub provided the opportu- nity ro relore to teenagers from oil North Amer- ica ond the Corribean Key Gub is the largest service organization of its kind in the world with over 105,000 members ond some 0,500 dubs Key Oub is run by the Key Gubbers themselves; the odulrs ore there to advise ond council only. The mem- bers develop the programs, organize the pro- jects ond run the meetings. Key Gub is nor o fraternity or secret organi- zation ond its membership is open ro di qudi fied srudenrs. A YOUNG VOLUNTEER from the oudi ence 6 amused by the onncs of o down He wos one of mony ocrs who per- formed or o pupper show sponsored by Oeruff's Key Oub ARE YOU HYPNOTIZED of jusr Involved in after school soaps5 Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Gall. «brar dub advisors seem to be concentrating, with a few members, on the plot of a soap opera A Keeping Things in Order The Library Club, advised by Mrs Hoffman, consisred of rhose srudenrs who devored rheir rime during srudy halls ro helping our in rhe library. The 198687 officers were: Vicki Dares, President Sracey Gougler, Vice Presidenr; and Debbie Dusktrk, Seaerary-Treasurer. Meerings were conduced in rhe library on rhe second Tuesday of each monrh. The library club held several fundraisers rhroughour rhe year One of which was rhe sale of candy sricks. Profirs from rhe sales were rhen applied rowards dub Trips. Lasr year, a club picnic, held ar Mrs. Hoffman s house, was a hugh success Membership in rhe library dub nor only increased rhe srudenrs' knowledge of rhe li- brary, bur also produced more reliable and responsible young adulrs. In Mrs. Hoffman s words, The members of rhe library dub ore a very necessary ingredienr ro a smoorh run- ning library.” WORKING HARD IN THE LIDRARY. Library dub member. Torris EfforT files o Itorory book in ns proper place in rhe stocks Charles Henry Deann Herbert Joanne Herishko Barry Herman Seniors Jeffrey Hess Joseph Horvath Tracy Hunsicker Randolph Jandrisevitz Martin Hind Dana Houser Karen Iris Craig Johnson Lori Hontz Thomas Hrabovsky Constance Jacoby Douglas Johnson Gina Horvath Elaine Hunadi Ayaz Jaffer Edword Johnson 25 Seniors Anja Jones Llenis Jurado Reid Kent Trade Kossifos Edwin Jones Elizabeth Kopo Karen Kern Elizabeth Koszar Todd Jordan Joseph Kassis Robert Kern Teresa Kulp Kelly Joseph Sandra Keller Ronald Klemka David Loubach 26 Kristina Lebourdais Keri Livering David Lopez Elizabeth Macdowell � 7, ! Reaching For The Stars Dieruff's restdenr osrronomer, Gory Decker has rruly touched rhe future Through his ef- forts ond rhe cooperation of rhe Allentown ond other orea school districts, well over 300 elementary through high school level stu- dents view rhe magnificent simulation of rhe night sky through rhe advanced technology of Dieruff's Planetarium Aside from program- ming rhe inrricore controls which operate rhe specraculor displays, ond guiding rhe students sunset to sunrise tour of rhe skies, Mr Decker reaches both junior ond senior level electives on rhe sciences of rhe skies. Teaching with rhe Allentown School District for 15 years, Mr Decker's unique perspective of rhe night skies ond rhe wonders they un- fold seem to be of speed significance during o yeor which hos seen rhe flight of Holey's Comer, rhe highs ond lows of our country's space program, rhe many advances of ‘star wars' technology ond rhe implications of sooce exploration Dieruff is fortunate in rhe we, in Southeast- ern Pennsylvania, ore port of rhe world's greatest concentration of ptaneroriums. Mr Decker’s own contribution to this educational endeavor and rhe exceptional programs we offer on rhe sciences of rhe skies give rhe AHenrown School District o unigue reaching edge here or Dieruff! OKAY. SOMEBODY HIT THE LIGHTS Mr Decker ocjusrs the pionerorium projector to rhe right angle ro get rhe proper visual effect for his astronomy OUTSTANDING TEACHER OF THE YEAR! Mr Gory Decker wos honored this yeor I chosen os on outstanding teocher by his fellow coleogues wm m v -SiSI 3ecker wos honored this yeor by being V| jogues ■ r 27 May I Have This Dance? One of rhe mosr memorable occasions for groduonng srudenrs is rhe Senior Prom A prom rakes tors of planning and hard work The 1986-87 prom commirree consisred of wen over 30 derermined seniors planning ro moke rhe 198687 prom rhe besr ever Prom Commirree advisor, Mr. Yoder, commenred, “I reolly commend rhe executive commirree ond rhe doss officers for oil rhe work rhey did leading up ro graduation ond rhe prom The commirree hod many responsibilities ranging from rhe selection of food ond music ro rhe location ond cosr of rhe prom. The 1986-87 prom was held or The Allenrown l-Wron Ir's reolly great ro see rhe seniors pulling rogerher ro organize rhe prom, com- menred Julie Dellisonr Mr Yoder summed up rhe year by saying, It wos o real pleasure ro work with rhem ond ro see rhem moke rhe doss of '87 inro o memorable doss KNOW! I KNOW! Prom Commirree mem ber Mefcso Mioorovic roses her hood m on orrempi ro suggest o song for rhe Ooss of 87 Prom during another afterschool meeting Rachel Maiolo Walter Malek Matthew Malozl Scott Markham Seniors Morta Marrero Carmen Melendez Kimberly Milder Lisa Miller Kristine Mayberry Sherri Metchoe Chris Miller Scott Miller Mark McLaughlin Glen way Metzger Douglas Miller Jessica Minar Colleeh McMekin Angelica Mikell Glen Miller Melissa Minarovic Seniors 10 Kristin Mitrisin Arlan Moser Zaida Moya Gregory New hard Chris Mokris Michelle Moser Imod Nammour James Noga Evelyn Morales Khitam Moussa Yvette Neimon Norman Nowak Daniel Morrow Drunilda Moya Elizabeth Newhard John O'Donnell Jennifer Orlando Carlos Ortiz Kim Page Lisa Panarelll Team Showed Ability, Hard Work And Determination In irs first morch of the yeor, the Scholastic Scrimmoge ream defeated Freedom in on overwhelming victory of 175 to 50 Advisors Mr Dean McDermott and Mrs Jeonne Hamm chose the four ream members based on their academic ability ond ability to respond cor- rectly and quickly The ream members, Sen- iors Karen Cheng, Timothy Smith, James Szabo ond Junior Thomos Henderschedr, practiced once o week for their upcoming scrimmages Thomos Henderschedr stored, lr was thrill ing to be on o winning ream We did excep- tionally well It was interesting because I learned so much by being o port of rhe ream. Jim Szabo srored, It was o great honor to represent Dieruff on television. I om very proud rhor we won. LAST MINUTE PREPARATIONS! Tim Smirh ond Jim Szobo, two members of rhe Scholas- tic Scrimmoge reom ger some lost minuie rips from eoch orher Scientific Matchmakers The eleven member Dieruff High School Science Club was under rhe leadership of Mr William Landis. The group worked on several projects rhroughour rhe year rhor explored differenr aspects of Science They learned how to use holograms, losers, and comput- ers The Science Club's annual February fund raiser again this year was Apple Cupid This project found rhe ten besr marches for a student based on answers given to a ques- rionaire Club member, Donald Craddock, stored, I hove always enjoyed Science and I was glad I could participare m a dub rhor dealt with many Science related topics I feel rhor Bobby Jo Heckman, rhe president of rhe club, did a good job organizing all of rhe dub’s activities. SO ARE WE A match? ' Science Oub members Dedon McCulough ond Ekoberh Kapo spend senous time ond rhoughr updor ing rhe Apple Cupid program Lydia Perez Richard Perez Mark Petrakovich Irene Pollock Seniors Michael Posch Mindy Reitenauer Jerry Rivera Sonia Maria Rivera Anthony Quinones Jill Remer Nilsa Rivera Sonia Noemi Rivera David Raffensperger Michelle Repash Noemi Rivera Efrain Rodriguez Kenneth Reichard Mima Reyes Raul Rivera •Maria Rodriguez Seniors Miguel Rodriguez Glen Ruch Glorivi Santos Dennis Schaffer Carlos Roman Todd Rupp Dassam Sayegh Kelly Schaffer Steven Rompilla Terrence Rushing Neldell Sayer Tina Scheirer William Rosario Norman Samuels Maria Scarcia Regina Schlosser 34 Dana Schreck Tom Schwindenhammer Regina Scoti Andrea Sedlock A PICTURE 15 WORTH A THOUSAND PEOPLE! The lorge group of Dieruff Huskiers purs owoy . rheir ski equipment ond owoirs rhe next snowfoll ond ski trip Dieruff Snow Bunnies Every member of rhe Dieruff High School Ski Club or one rime or onorher experienced rhe ogonizing pain ond humiliarion of sliding down o cold, snow covered mounroin. Many also rook valuable afrer-school rime ro hir rhe slopes and defrosr in rhe lodge wirh groups of friends over a cup of hor chocolare Mr Dilly, Huskier odvisor, commenred, The purpose of Ski Qub was ro give any inreresred srudenr rhe opporruniry ro ski. Over one hundred srudenrs parricipored in ski rrips in 1986-87-wirh no injuries!” This year rhere were afrer-school mps ro Jack Frosr and Shawnee wirh an annuol rrip ro Elk Mounroin. “We had o greor year and lors of fun on oil of our rrips,” commenred Vice-Presidenr, Tim Oswald NEED A LITTLE HELP? A wiling ski instructor helps o first time Dieruff skier find o par of boors thor fir property ond feel comfortable before taking on the slopes 35 Backstage Pass Cur rhe lights! ... Close rhe curtain! ... The Dieruff Stage Crew, advised by Mr Roy Arlorro, endlessly carried on rhe back stage business required for smooth running assemblies and brearhraking concerts Each member wos trained to run projec- tors, set up risers, and operare rhe lighr- board, along wirh other rasks which moy hove been required Work behind rhe scenes was nor as glamorous as being in rhe sporlighr, bur as noted by mosr of rhe members, ir was quire fun. Ir was, however, a lor of hard work,” as srored by senior Michael D'A- more. Another crew member reported, we have fun working on srage crew, bur rhe best rhing abour ir is rhe satisfaction rhar we ger when a show has run well. The srage crew have pur in rheir rime and efforr ro moke sure things wenr well. School functions wouldn't have been rhe same wirhour rhem. STAGf CHEW. J. Stermor, C Housmon, K Day, M Hanowalr, T. Keller, D Dougher ry, J. Fritz, M D'Amore, S. Smirh, P Mena gor, D McCullough Missing ore K Poge and A Jones David Sefcik Joseph Semmel Thomas Shafnisky William Shafnisky Seniors Leila Shrope Penny Smith Leann Snyder Trina Sperlbaum Eric Simmons Timothy Smith Margaret Snyder Angela Stauffer Deloris Smith Vicki Smith Janeann Sorber Tracy Stebbins Jared Smith Ann Snyder Christopher Speck Jason Steidel 37 Seniors Donna Stoudr Debbie Stuber Alexandra Surer Vu Quoc To Tammy Strauss Jeffrey Stump James Szabo Lisa Tomek Coleen Stroble Robert Stump Kristin Talaber Heather Treese Jodie Strohl Raymond Summerson Kristine Teresavage Joclynne Troxell 38 Robert Tyler Tina Unger Francisco Valez Jolene Vitalos STUDENT FORUM, sophomore Michelle Sosnowski, senior Julie Deflsonr. ond junior Eric Flom were rhe members selected by odvtsor Ms Holod Service Clubs The purpose of rhe Srudenr Forum was ro organize srudenrs for rhe discussion of imporronr issues. Srudenrs were able ro give rheir inpur ro school boards, adminis- rrarors ond rhe public The nine member club mer once o monrh ond consisred of rhree represenrorives from Dieruff, Allen ond Cenrral Carholic. The Council of Yourh consisred of six members from each of rhe rhree dry high schools. S. Surer, E. Donohue, T. Henders- chedr, M Scharnirz, A. Golucy, ond IV Bar- ry nski represenred Dieruff. Discussions for career orienred workshops were held in City Hall every rwo weeks. Johanna Figueroa represenred Dieruff on rhe Human Relations Commission She stored, The Human Relations Committee is an osser ro rhe community. Ir oltows people who hove been discriminated ogoinsr rhe opportunity ro go somewhere for assistance. A DASHING DUO. Ms Holod nominated Johomo Figueroa ro be o member of rhe Human IXeloflons Commission of Alen- rown, along with srudenrs from Allen ond Cenrral Corhoic 39 Conquering The Wild The 1986-87 Dieruff High School hiking dub, berrer known os Swompsrompers, wos od- vised by Mr Tim Billy. The dub consisted of forry members Mr Billy stored, I got interest- ed in hiking through youth groups ond Boy Scours when I wos younger ond I have con- tinued to hike.” The dub hiked the Appalachian Trail, Sun- fish Pond or the Delaware Water Gop in New Jersey, The Pinnade near Howk Mountain, ond (Xidserr's Glenn Store Pork. The Swompsrompers Club was originally o conservation ond ecology dub which per- formed service projects around the Lehgh Volley However, when interest in ecology waned among hgh school students, the dub become a hiking dub. Mr. Billy added, The dub has been o source of enjoyment for me ond the srudenrs who participated in our hikes.” HEY DON'T FALL OFF THAT MOUNTAIN! Ronnie Moyer. Abe Ariyeb. ond Chorles Col- lie ore members of rhe swompsrompers who went on o hike in October 40 Delynda Wagner Michele Walnock James Wehr Richard Wehr Seniors Leanne Weidner Kevin West Deborah Wolfe Gregory Young Trade Weiss Sherry Wetzel Gregory Wotring Michael Young Paul Wendell Wendy Wieser Mouneer Younes Sueann Youngkins Jason Werley Linda Williamson Eric Young Marie Yurgosky Seniors David, ro a great son. I enjoyed watching you grow ond mature. Good luck in the future I wish you all the best in the Marines. Congratulations! Love Always, Mom G Matthew Dear Jason, You’ve been like a son ro me. I have watched you grow from a little boy ro a young man I know you'll do well in college and whatever you do. Love, Sue Kim, You’ve come a long way baby!!! I love you, Mom. Kimmy- Congrarularions! May all your dreams come true. With oil our love, Mom and Tom. Jamie, You're srill a curie! Success in whatever you do Mom, Dad, Brothers and Sisrers. Baby Pictures The Memories Will Last Forever, Someone woke up rhe Schol or Arhlere1 Do you rhink rhis would moke o good roulerre wheel? TOGETHER Underclassmen Freshmen 46 Sophomores 53 Juniors 58 UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen T Abrohom I Agurre C. Almourorw IV Anderson IV Arner D Arroyo A Anyeh $ Ayoche B. Azor D Azor J Borriey Z Deosley J Dell J Defluca B Biror J. Bkkiey C. Bond T Bove L. Bowmon M Broun D. Brensnger D Brensnger J. Brey R. Bright N Brown M Bruno J. Bryonr D. Buskirk S Codden E Comocho Y. Coruzores D. Coperio C. Carney K. Carter B. Cossium W Chorqois D. Christianson F dark J. Oork T Ouerr H. Cohen H. Colbert J. Colemon G. Collazo L. Coiazo C. Coulter B Croddock IV Goig S Geveling E. Cruz J. Davis S. Defron O Dejesus M Delgodo W. Delgodo M Dekjca S. Derghom H Deursch H Deursch A Diaz D Dioz R Dioz T Diesh M Dombrowski 46 Freshmen P Domiguez J Dosrer L Donery T Duffy C Eogle M Eck S Edwards J Enriquez J- Eppel D Evans V Everin B Farmer J. Farmer S Fegley J Feienog K Fejes L. Fensrermaker B Figueroa M Figuera M Flood E Flores E Fonronez M Frock K Frank Franrz C. French L Frey fV Frying J Gamble F Garcia I Garcia K Gordo M Gars A Garrison S Gougler J Gtondomenico A Giben S. Golerz F Gonzalez J Gonzolez M Gonzolez W Gonzalez T Gossmon G Grob� C3S S Gress M. Griffin S Gromon A Hahn T Hahn 47 Freshmen B Hohr N Hohr J. Honych M Hardcasrle N. Homs D Hoydr K. Hoyes T Heckmon $ Hetsler M Hetsr P Hermon V Hernandez B Hess d m T. Hodge J. Holley L. Hofee $ Holschwonder C. Hornok T Horvorh D. Huber J Hudok G Humphrey 0. Hume L. Hys k M ■«gosch T. Irvmg G Isbel A Jorroh B Jorroh B Jones S. Jones A Juhosz J Jurodo W Jurodo J. Kopo T Keller N Khc h J. Kilpomck 5 King D Kkne S Klokocs C. Klorz K Knopp J Kocher W Koncz [K, Kopfer K Kuhns C Kurrz M Kurrz S. Kuzmon D Locey IV Lorsch F Lecouse B Lego J Lehr J. Leibensperger K Lesko F Lerreer A Loogo J Udesm P Lockoron IV Long C Lopez 48 Freshmen OUT OPERATOR. I rokj you I don'r hove onymore quarters . . . Donme Brunner chors on rhe Telephone and holds up rhe wall in one shor O Lopez D Moolouf M Korhleen K Mock J. Moduro R Mogneft R Mokhoul V Mokhoul N Makjonodo A Molozi K Mono C Morcks M Morco M Moury R McOafferry D McGmley A Mdnrosh M McKinnon M Medina K. Meirzler L. Melendez C. Mercodo J. Merkle D Miller J. Miller M Mier T MiBer J. Mirchel J. Mohr W Mohr J Mon z J Morales M Moreland D Morr C. Moser C Mouse J. Moyer M Moyer K Myers R. Nammour M Nou J. Negron M Neuberr D Nieves M Njppen V Noel S Nogo D Nonnernaker T Non 4) Freshmen L. Ockovic $ Ockovic 1 C veco A Orriz D. Ortiz J. Oniz W Orriz M Ponker S. Possoro C. Paveko J. Peters L. Perers V Pham D. Philips R Philips L. PoJcser E. Polirt T Poogrocz F Pnmor J. Romos M Reogon R Reddinger K. Repp W Resslet M Reyes D Rhode Y. Richon K. Richardson D. Riddick S. Rirter R Rivas A Rivero F. Rivero J. Rivero J. Rivero W Rockmore C. Rodriguez J. Rodriguez K. Rodnguez W Rodriguez G. Rompio W Rosono T. Ruth J. Safi M Sonchez L Sanders G. Sonrono A Sonnogo J. Sonnogo OH I HAD BETTER HURRY UP! I only hove five minutes to study for the rest I didn't ever hove tme to ear my lunch I'm gong to flunk 50 Freshmen J. Schafer J. Schaffer A Scholer F Schwartz I J. Seogreaves P Seng Y Sharpe N Shartoh P. Shiffert I J Shive T Sierro H. Smith L. Smith P Smith T Smith C. Smotor D Snoyberger W Snyder J. Sommers S Sotak P Spears D Srodier M M Srebbins J Srermer P Sterner T Sterner P Stewarts S Stocker D Sroudt C. Srrouss D. Stringer G. Suftvon K. Sutton S. Svirio J Szczeponski K. Szep W Tobshi P. Tonnous T. Tarkovsky K. Toykx C. Thomas J Thomas S. Thompson L. Tirodo M Tirodo T. Torres T. Toth M Treese A Trenrolonge G. Trexier J. Troxel P. Troxel S. Vasquez J. Vasquez W. Vazquez T Viera K Wogner J. Wagner C. Wogner F Waker J. Warner S. Wasser D Wehmger A Wiiams 51 Sopohomores D Wiliamson S. Wolfe S. Yemk A. Youwokim (end of grade 9) (son of grade 10) F Acevedo M Agosro J. Al R Alvorodo I Y Alvorodo S. Alves S. Amey V. Aoun K. Appel J. Archrita R. Doorz Jr IV Danholomew IV DorTynski S Deasley T Deck J Deidter D. Del C. Denmcoff S. Denson K. Denrz T Denware D. Derger Jr. (V Diger C. Dlose T. Dond L Dortz M Donz K. Droder T Dreidinger M Dreirfeld D Drighr D Drooks A Drophy D Drunner D. Durns L. Durron A. Dorter C. Cabrera V Camacho P Condelono M Cech K. Chain I. Chehouri PICTURE AVAILABLE PICTURE AVAILABLE HEY. GOOD-LOOKING! How's about commg over sometime? Sophomore Jeff Moyer poses seductively before the Pow der Puff VI gome versus Allen 52 Sophomroes K Chrisrmon E Chrisroforo T Chnsropher A Gorke D Clarke J Gfron D Cotoerr J. Colazo C. Colon L. Colon M Colon A Corozzo B Cormier H Cornel C. Croble D Goddock J. Cruz J Culpepper J. Cumberlond C. Dawson L. Deese J DeJesus I DelCompo B Deursch M Diaz S Dioz Y. Dioz A Dibuca C. Dienxh $ Dimon C. Donohue T Donovon A Duncon J. Dunch P Eck E Eichner K Emery J Enriquez W Ene F Farley J Forymok A Fefcx M Fensrermoker S. Fensrermoker J. Fernandez D Ferreira L. Ftgueroo IX Figueroa C. Frankenfield IX Freer D Frey K Fries J. Gologher A GaKjcy G Gloribel K Geiger C. GierT K Gderz E. Gonzalez D Grube W Guadalupe L Hafner G Holmon M Monowolr 53 Sophomores D Hohr S. Honson J. Hanych E. Hanzl Jr R. Homs J. Horcher G. Hechler R Heckman Jr J. Heffenrroger D Hemboch C. Hein J. Hemingway G. Hemmerty C. Heng J. Hess E. Hkjoigo F. him T. Hoffner K. Holzer K. Houser L. Howard C. Ingram J. Jameson D Jarroh J. John W. John S. Johnson V. Johnson S. Jucknfc J. Ajrerus M Jurerus T. Trenr K. Kisrler M. Kitchen M. Kleckner R Kleppinger J. Kloiber S. Klokoes K. Knouss M Konesics S. Kopfer K Koszor D. Kropf T. Krasley M Kropf T Knjpko S. Kurtz B Kuzmo C. Lomben E. Lapp D Lehr D Lessig T. Lewis M Upsky R. Uvering M. Uoyd F. Lopez I Lopez N Lopez D Lobry M. Lucosh L. Lurre M Modenc T. Mohobck 54 Sophomores L MoWxxjI D Moon N Morcono K Monsd J. Morkhom I Morkovirch J. Morrero S Morrmez J. Moscori ■ C Morhews Maxwell 5. McGofferry J. McMekn A Medlno W Meirzler V Melendez J Menoga D Merzger C. AAircheH A Mohr N. Mojico D Mondovoch I Monroluo E Moroles T Morgon J Morrow C. Mott I K. Moser J. Moyer S. Moyer K Niedermeyer K. Nimeh V Nimeh J. Nixon M CHesh C. Oronge G. OrTh J. Ornz D Osfco M Otto A Pobon W Poge J. Poul K. Pelrz P Perez P Perinorro S Phorox A Plcorr R. Ptazo 55 Sophomores G. Plessl J. PolltT V Preterz K Quoch K Quoch J. Quier K Robenoid J. Roffensperger C. Raymond K. Remoley J. tendon L. Reppert M Roynord K. Richards N Ritter D Rivas A Rivera D Rivero J. Rjvero L. Rivero L. Rivero S. Rockmore J. Roderick A Rodriguez R Rodriguez G. Romon S. Rosenberger M Rosner M. Rorh J. Rowe S. Royer M Ruhf J Ruppei E Safi E. Sohby M Sonrono J. Santiago J Sonros D Schaffer J. Scholer C. Schlossberg M Schlossberg C. Scholl K Scholer M Schultz J. Schwob M Schwob 0 Schwartz H. Seifert L. Sells C. Shafer C Shoresky D Shupp E. Sierro A Skidmore D Smith F. Smith J. Smith L. Smith A Smolor D Snyder H Snyder P Snyder D Solr 56 Sophomores M Sosnowski D Spoyd J Srohlnecker T Srortng J Sremmerz D Sroudr P Smdo J Sydoriok A Szokxho M Toykx J Teresovoge E Tesche L. Thomos L Thomas D Timmons M Torbey A Torres C Trego J. Undercuffler H Vego D VendirTo M Vosper T Walker C. Wolnock T Wompole P Worerhouse D Weaver K Weidner T Wells S Wedey P Wessner C Wesrermon J Werzel D Wieser E Wfcurn K Wienbecher M Winzer L Woodard C Woodhng D Young K Young G Youssef J Yowokm L Yuoez W Yunez D Zobower G Ziegenfuss (end of grode 10) (yon of grode 11) 57 Juniors M Acevedo fV Ache Jr J. ASer C Anderson I Andrews G. Annoni M Assod A Ariyeh D Azor D Azor D Azor C. Dobto IV Dobio i L Dochert J. Dofcer L. Dcrokor K. Darip D Dorrol K. Dorrynsk V Dores J. Del T. Denedtcr V Direr M Dmenbender H. Donio J. Dowmon M Doyer J. Droun J. Dnghr C. Drown W Drunner M Drunner M Duesgen IV Durron K. Duskirk A Durro M Corrion W Corter L. Casey M Cassium A Chnsropher I Cole C. Coie A Correo J Gag E Goss I Cruz S. Cruz W Culpepp ON TOP OF THE WORLD! A Oeruff sru- denr rises'' obove rhe doily rourme of school bfe ro ger a gJrrpse from rhe rop S8 Juniors fV Czonkner M Detarose C. Ooz I Doz O Dwz T Dombrowski Y Dominguez M Dorrery S Dorrery E Duff C Dum P Duncon A Duncb T Efford L Esrremero 5 Forfeid T Folsnch F Forbod T Fousr F Fernondes J Fernandes H Figueroo $ Figueroo L Flonogon E Flom K Folmer A Fosrer M Fosrer M Froble C Fronos fV Frey C Friebofcn C Frieboln L. Frirz fV Fulmon A Goroo L Goroo T Gordoer J Genswk M Germano M Gerz H Gnkmger D Gkk M Gonzalez G Grobos C Green E. Grets J Griey f Gulliver C. Gurh D Hokjemon W Hoi T Holmon $ Homom P Honson I Hormon IV Homs K Heckler T Heckmon D Hegedus D Heiberger D Hem T Hemey A Hernondez 59 Juniors D Hess L. Hess S Hess D HcAe R Hoie D Honrz G. bserlis S Joffer C. Johnson C Johnson C. Jones F Joseph E Kossis J. KmgsJey S- Klepptnger S Worz A Kondrovy J Kondrovy V Komeczny L. Kozzo A Krouchick M Kresmi D Kruse D Kuttz E Logos J. Lorkm P Lozor R Leboff K. Leirgeb J. Lesko J. Levon M Lewis J. Lidni N. Lopez M Mocool F Mokhoui D Moiek R Morkovirch M Morrin R Morushok F Moros Jr D Moxwel Jr D McCuBogh F McCulogh C Mdnrosh C Mecksrrorh J. Meirzler L Mendez L Mendozo fOl rt NEEDLES?!? Every yeor freshmon ore required ro ger resred for rubercutose. Ths lucky young mon ts rhe reoptenr of rhe Tine resr 60 Juniors C AAJer T M er T AAitxxjse J AArando K AAohr M AAoroles M AAoroles D AAoser D Moyo J AAoyer P AAoyer P AAoyer 5 Moyer T AAoyer K Novorre C. Netrz K Newharr H Nguyen A Nieves K Nmeh 5 Nmeh T Nonnemoker D Ono V Orrego J Orriz C. Pommer C Porker P Peorson J Perez M Plrrre E Powel A Pretovsky M Peddnger C Penros P Pichrer G Piddids E. Pirrer J Pivero D Podnguez D Podnguez H. Podnguez I. Podnguez K. Podnguez O Podnguez L. Pohrboch A Poso T Posodo O Poundrree P Pichon A Pomero J. Sonnogo P Schoffer P Scholler M Schorie M Schornirz H. Schiffer C. Schmids N Schoch D Schuler H Seifen S. Setferr V. SelirTo S Seng D Shonron 61 Juniors T Sheffer T Shehob S. Shereih IX ShifferT IX. Sierzega C Simmons M Sipos T Siwy K. Slonoker T Slough E. Smith F Smith IX. Smith IX. Smith S. Smith A Snyder D Snyder P Snyder S. Soir M Souders M Speck J Spronkle T Stobitz D Steffie T Steiner B Sreinmetz M Sterner IX Srertler D Stocker J Suarez M Sukomck A Sutton J. Sydoriak S. Szokxho IX. Tobshi P Thomas L. Thomas J. Toman A Toth K. Toth M. Voienrme W Vego N Viera J Wochrer Jr K Wogner J. Wolonder M. Wolonder B Walter J. Walter J Washington D Weaver Jr S. Weaver E. West K Wetzel K Wieser T Wiioms K Wimberly D Wittmon K. Wittmon J. Wolfe L Wolfe V Woodord K Yager S. Yonok 62 Juniors A Younes F Younes S. Younes fV Zerovsky C. Zerfoss J Zernhefr E. Zimmerman Clique-Clicks 63 . . . The Memories Will Last Forever OUR TIMES TOGETHER FUN Let Gs Entertain You When asked obour his main goal for rhe choir, Mr Perer Carpenter, choir director, responded, To moke o successful choir, induding experienced os well os new sing- ers and to mold rhe choir into o performing unit rhor we con be proud of. The choir performed or Open House and rhe Holidoy ond Spring concerts. They also performed or rhe annual Lions Club’s Srars of Tommorrow concerr, accompa- nied by rhe Allen ond Central Corholic choirs. Assisting Mr Corpenrer were rhe officers Melisso Adorn, president; Carol Hausman, vice-president; Greg Annoni, secretary; and Sharon Johnson, treasurer, along wirh accompanists Melissa Adam, Karen Cheng and Sharon Johnson. Along wirh coordinating rhe choir, Mr Carpenter supervised Dieruff's Varsity Voices ensemble. This group of perform- ers, selecred through auditions, travelled throughout rhe dry displaying their talents. ACCOMPANYING TRIO When rhe choir s nor sing ing o coppelo. it relies on rhe musicol rolenrs of its occomponisrs They ore, Seniors. Karen Cheng ond Melisso Adorn, ond Sophomore, Shoron Johnson 1966-87 CHOIR OFFICERS Melisso Adorn, Presi dent, Greg Annoni, Secretory, Shoron Johnson, Trea- surer, Missing is Carol Housmon, Vice president Half Time Show Comp for rhe coproins in July, o whole month of hor summer procrices for rhe entire group, plus before ond after school sessions mode 1986 87 o busy year for rhe girls on rhe bandfronr Luckily, all of rhor practice paid off. The 1986-87 Marching season proved ro be very successful The majorettes and swing flogs joined forces ro creare better effects while rifles were reinstated. Cap- rains of rhe mojorerre and swing flogs were Tracy Nonnemoker and Sharon Weaver Rifle squad was led by senior, Kathy Day The flag squad spiced up rheir performance with new moves and various colored flogs. Co-Coproins of rhe flogs were seniors Anja Jones ond Deann Herberr When asked abour rhe 1986-87 season, Jones commented, This season has been rhe most successful one since I've been on rhe bandfronr. Ir rook a tor of work, bur it was also a tor of fun.” LOUIS E. DIERUFF RIFLES Elen ftrrer, Tonyo An- drews. Korhy Day, Diane Hieberger, and Mary Kirctv en are rhis years rifle squad Music Makers The 198687 Concerr bond and orches- tra worked hard for rheir rwo perfor- mances rhar highlighred rhe concerr sea- son. This was my rhird year wirh Mr. Hilborn and rhe music we ployed wos ex- ceptional,” o senior stored. Mr. Hilborn, rhe advisor and director, strived to develop rhe musical and aesthet- ic sensitivity of concerr bond, orchestra, and its 108 instrumentalists. Dy rhe way they sounded, Mr Hilborn met his goal. 198687 was rhe second anniversary of rhe revival of Dieruff High School's orches- tra. Even though rhe orchestra hod nor been performing for o long rime, they worked well together This was demon- strated in rheir musical productions. Accord- ing to Vince Hendricks, Ploying more diffi- cult bur exaring music wos this year's goal.” FRIENDS FOREVER Dieruff's Marching Bond cete brotes after o par ode They received many out standing performance awards this year Staying In Step The Morching Dond come a tong way since director and advisor, Rick Hilborn rook over rwo years ogo The unit showed improvemenr: In 1985-86, rhey peaked by qualifying for rhe Artonric Coast Champion- ships and were asked ro perform in rhe Tenrh Annual World Music Awards Festival in Orlando, Florido Under rhe field leadership of Steve Rom- piUa ond Carrie Mecksrrorh, rhe bond's sole concern was ro entertain rheir audience. Playing music with which everyone could identify helped create o distinct image that rook rhe marching unit oil rhe woy ro rhe rop. The group consisted of 73 ploying members. The music ond general effecrs on rhe field mode up for whar rhe group locked in size. The unir worked hard during rhe sum- mer of 1986 preparing for rheir year long schedule of performances. Additional cred- it is due ro Mr. Roy Artorro for helping rhe bond Exrended rhonks ore given ro David Hohn for helping rhe percussion section by offering additional instruction. AND A ONE AND A TWOl The Dieruff concert bond ploys with great exuberance at the holiday concert in the Dieruff oudirorium. IT'S TIME ONCE AGAIN Thor is for rhe Band Fesn vol, the morching band was giving an exibition in the annual Band Feshvol FBLA Provides Training Many of rhe business students or Dieruff gained extra skills and experience by be- ing o port of FBLA. The goals of instructors Beverly Quigney and Nancy Schultz ore, To try to build self-confidence ond to instill leadership qualities in rhe students. The dub was run by rhe student leaders under rhe advisors' supervision The lead- ers induded: Down Breirfeld-presidenr, Kim Milder-vice-president; Wendy Wieser rreo surer; Michele Walnock-secrerary, ond Christopher Friebolin-poinr chairperson-his- torian. Breirfeld commented, The dub gave me confidence ond developed my leadership abilities. The 30 students involved porridpored in regional ond store competitions ond sold candy ond poinserrias. The dub is truly o blessing to rhe student body, advisor B. Quigney happily stored FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA. The off! cers of this dub ore Kim Mfder, Down Breirfeld. Chris Frieboln, ond Michele Walnock FBLA. T Kossifos, B Wogner, W Wieser, L Wiedner, M Walnock. D. Dunron, B Cormier, K. Cheng, V Bores. E Hunodl. J Sprankle. A Deremer, K. Milder, M Me Loughlin, L. Hafner. T. Stebbins, T. Cernock, T. Miller, M. Assad, K, Yeager. J Washington, R Dohto, S. Seiferr, N Schoch School Store Serves Hungry? Getting those mid-day mun- chies? This is when the School Store is your best friend. Although the School Store is noted for its condy selection, items such os pendls, notebooks, gym shorts and jackets may be purchased. When the bell rings, the employees are busy counting up the profits. Since many of the workers ore involved wirh the FDLA, the money earned in the store goes into this dub The School Store nor only provides the student body wirh a valuable service, it also gives the employees business exper ience which will help them later in life. Sophomore Liso Hafner stared, “It is a great experience working in the School Store because it prepares one for a future job.” Senior David Dunron stared, Work- ing in the School Store helped me to han- dle money better. I met many people and enjoyed myself in the process.” The School Store is a place where honesty, courtesy and hard working students con be found WHAT'S THE DEAL? Leonne Weidner takes o break from the hassle of hungry students rushing to buy candy before the bell rings. ON THE TWELFTH DAY OF SCHOOL my sromoch said to me 12 bogs of combos, 11 boxes of MGM's, 10 rolls of Bfesovers . . . and o condy bar to rot my teeth LOOK OUT FRANK PERDUE- Here comes Odoe Schmidr! Schmidr ond his foithful rubber chicken ger rhe aowds roaring or rhe Dieruff Alen pep roly AN ANNUAL TRADITION. Junior Mark Schornirz helps wirh rhe decor or mg of rhe hols done every year before rhe Dieruff-Alen gome WE RE NUMBER ONE. Senior Joe Kosse s running for o rouchdown during rhe annual Alen-Dieruff gome Dieruff won rhe Turkey Doy gome 12-6 Spirit Stays Alive A rouchdown in rhe lost seconds of rhe gome led Dieruff to o Thanksgiving Day victory over cross-town rival Allen The Tur- key Day gome was rhe culminarion of o week of spirit raising activities. Despite rhe dismal weather that can- celled rhe bonfire, Dieruff was olive with color and spirit The holl decorating contest was o great success with many students porriaporing. The winners were rhe cheer- leaders in first place, Dondfront in second, and rhe Junior doss raking third. Mr Touch- down 1986 wos Mike Hoogie'’ D'Amore. To rhe delight of rhe student body, re- tired Athletic Director, Dickie'’ Schmidt, re- turned for rhe annual Dear Allen Pep Polly Schmidt exdred rhe crowd with his antics, including rhe famed rubber chicken routine and hommed it up for rhe local news comeros. THE COUNT IS ON FOUR! Tim Edwords seems ro be teUng his teommotes, Obie Roundtree, Tyrone Cross, and Jorme Ehntz rhor the count Is on four THE FLAGS HARO WORK PAID OFF. They helped psyche up rhe ployers during rhe Dieruff Allen peproHy which led them on ro victory. The Latest Edition The Leader, advised by Mrs. Rosemary Simpson, kepr our school on rop of the currenr issues, rrends and scoreboards. The newspaper was o school activity in which rhe students become writers, photogra- phers, and editors. The 1986-87 Editorial Sroff consisted of: Kristin Mirrisin News Edi- tor; Kerry Pelrz-Opinion Editor; Shannon Lehr and Susan Kleppinger-Feorure Editors, Dob Richter Sports Editor; Erin Donohue Graphics Coordinator, Kim Milder-Comput- er Director; and Julie Delisanr Business Mon oger. Sue Kleppinger stored, “Purring rhe pa- per together is o lor of hard work. Bur when I see rhe end result, I know that it is oil worth it.” One only hod to look or rhe numerous awards won by rhe newspaper sroff to see rhor this statement is obviously rrue. LEADER STAFF: E Rirrer, K Mirrisin, K Milder, K Peirz, S Leiv, K Cheng; D Richrer, J Moyer, D Lehr. K leirgeb, C. Ponker. J DeHisonr. E Donohue. J Hershko, R Simpson, S Kleppinger, E Tesche, P Snyder, T Hohn, M Reogon, R Fronrz Capture The Moment The 1986-87 Ledannus sraff consisted of 15 srudenrs. Although the staff was small in number, they mode up for this obstacle by showing a greater amount of determina- tion and pride in their work. Advisor, Mrs Catherine Homscher, added much wisdom and guidance to the production of the yearbook. Work on the 1986-87 book began in March of 1986 before the 1985-86 Year- book was distributed The editors chosen were: Jason Sreidel-Ediror-in-chief; Down Breirfeld-Copy Editor; David Dunron-Under- dossmen Portraits Editor; Terri Kulp-Acrivi- ries Editor, Mark Schornirz-Ad Manager; Scott Smith-Sports Editor; and Kim Page- Chief Photographer The staff worked diligently throughout the year in order to meet the four dead- lines Jason Sreidel stored, Being Editor was o big responsibility and rook o tor of rime. However, it was well worth the ef- fort when I realize that the book will be around for o tong rime. It almost gives one o feeling of immortality to know that peo- ple will be looking or this or their reunions decodes from now. SENIOR KIM PAGE does her port os Chief-Phorogra- pher of the Ledannus staff She spends most of her rime in the darkroom LEDANNUS STAFF: D Dunron, M Schormrz, M Dot- rery, S Smith, J, Poul. T Kulp, C GMetr. D Venditro, D. Craddock, M Medenc, J Sreidel, C. Homscher, M Zokkjkiewicz. K Page Academic Achievers In 198687, rhe Dieruff chapter of rhe Norional Honor Society hod o total mem- bership of seventy-three students advised by Mrs J. Hoffmon and Mrs D Pinsley The 198687 officers were: Kim Boyer, Presi- dent; Johanna Figueroa, Vice-President; Karen Cheng, Secretary, Down Breirfeld, Treasurer; and Anja Jones, Sergeant or Arms. As o port of rhe annual Open House ceremonies, twenty-five juniors and seniors were inducted into rhe society on Novem- ber 18, 1986. Johanna Figueroa stored, We hod many different activities that one could become involved in such os tutoring, fun- draisers, and hall-decorating. Members become involved nor only due to interest, bur also to obtain required service points. A fundraiser was held in rhe fall and rhe trip committee planned o trip to Washington, D C. Figueroa exclaimed, I think rhor rhe group was o great success in 1987! FUTURE TOP TAX BRACKET? The Nottond Honor Sodery is composed of students who hove demon srroted strong ocodemtc obity Hopefully rhey wl be just os successful in the red world The L.E.D. Workforce Several Cferuff srudenrs got a rasre of rhe real world by being a parr of rhe Work Experience Program. Through rhis mem- bership, rhey developed business skills ond also gained valuable experience rhar will be necessary in rhe furure. In 198667, rhere were a roral of eigh- reen srudenrs involved in rhe program. The dub's membership grew as each new job opporruniry became available. David Dunron, a member of rhe work force, proclaimed, Work Experience has nor only given me more knowledge abour business, bur ir has also helped me earn exrra money ro spend and furure plans afrer graduorion. Mrs Barbara Yosr, rhe insrrucror of rhe Work Experience Program here ar Dieruff, helped many srudenrs kxare promising ond rewarding occuparicns in rhe Lehigh Valley She encouraged ond prepared rhe srudenrs for life afrer graduorion. WORK EXPERIENCE: F Azor, 0 Wogner. M Moser, E Hunodi. N Schoch. A Deremer, O Dioz, W Weiser, D David, J Cosrelo, J. Virolos, S Forfietd, J Martinez businessmon, Dovid Dunron He pauses for a brief moment ro catch his breath before coornu mg on wifh work HEAD TO HEAD! The Dieruff Powder Puff Poor boH reom borrled wirh Allen ond evenruoly won rhe gome making our record 4 wins in o row. HUT 1. HUT 2, HIKE! Husky ployers prepore ro drive roward rhe god during rhe Powder Puff Gome for The Umred Way SHOW US THOSE LEGS! Dieruff High Schod's 10 cheerleaders pose for o squod picrure during o pep roly for rhe Powder Puff gome THE DIERUFF POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL TEAM enjoys o lough white woirmg imporienrty for rheir rurn ro parridpore in rhe Powder Puff pep rdly Goal . . . United Way D-l-E-R-U-F-F HUSKIES!!!” become famil- iar ro srudenrs as rhey filrered around rhe school during rhe week of Powder Puff practice. The ream reared this chanr three rimes and followed ir by BEAT ALLEN! as rhey did jumping jocks. Every morning rhe players ran lops, did colisrhenics and per- formed drills all in rhe name of foorball. Abour rhe early practices Coach Riddick commented, Getting up early wasn't easy and ir rook ator of commirmenr from rhe girls. We deserved ro win because we worked so hard. And win we did! The Husky Squad shurour Allen in a 6-0 victory. Co-caprain Tracy Hunsicker re- marked, Our defense ( Mod Dog D ) was so grear rhar no girl could srop us. She added, Ir was my lasr Powder Puff game along wirh rhe orher seniors, so we had ro make ir a lasring impression for rhe underclassmen. Way ro go Huskies! Although proud of rhe victory, Coach Riddick nored rhar rhe borrom line was rhar ir was for a good couse. AAs. Holod commented, Aside from being fun, ir in- volved rhe srudenrs in rhe communiry.” THE MAD DOG D I Dieruffs Mod Dog Defense struts rhe� stuff during rhe gome in which Dieruff trounced Allen 80 THE CROWD LOOKS ON IN AWEI The student body s omazed ot the antics of rhe Powder Puff Cheerleoders whle Mrs Homscher captures rhe mo- ment RIGHT SHOULDER ARMS! The AFJftOTC Color guard, under rhe leadership of Jeremy Du- shy oger, rosed rhe flog or rhe home foorbol gomes ONE LITTLE TWO LITTLE THREE LITTLE INDI- ANS. The AFJROTC AE1 doss learned rhe basics of leodership, rmhrory cusroms, ond courtesies TIME OUT. A few of Dieruff's Hard working ROTC srudenrs roke o few minures our of rheir busy sched ules ro refresh rhemselves for rhe day ahead NOW WATCH. IT GOES LIKE THIS. Michelle Zok looks on os Sergeonr Colemon patiently explains something ro Anthony Quinones ALL RIGHT CLASS. GET YOUR LEADERSHIP BOOKS. Leodership 6 one of rhe fine qualities that Msgr fVonold Colemon emphasizes in ROTC Successful Group Preceding irs 20rh anniversary, rhe Dieruff ROTC unit, PA-11, was recognized as rhe number one meritorious unir in rhe NorTheasr region for 1986 The returning members of rhe ROTC unir were under rhe supervision of Aerospace Insrrucror Lr. Colonel Jock Arnold and leodership tnsrruaor MSgr Ronald Colemon, ond roroled over one hundred coders The ROTC umr is divided inro 3 levels A5I. fresh mon. A5I, sophomores ond juniors; ond A51V, sen- iors Al of rhe coders received instruction in avorion, oerospoce science, survival, ond leodership On Thursdays, rhe enrre squod displayed rher uniforms in school Seniors, Michele ZoWukiewicz, Commander. Rich- ord Wehr, Deputy Commander, ond Chuck Hoy dr, Executive Officer, heoded rhe unir. Promorions ro rhese offices were earned by having maintained high ROTC grodes n both leodership ond oerospoce os wel os ocnve involvement in rhe corps ASIV went on o 3 doy trip ro Virginio whle AS! visited McGuire Air Force Dose in New Jersey ond ASI traveled ro Vilow Grove Novol Dose AFJROTC A5IV SENIORS: Rondy Jondrisevirz. Morio Rodriguez. Chuck Hoy dr, Michele ZoWukiewicz, Anthony Qumnones Decisions, Decisions Through Srudenr Coundl this year, sru- denrs voiced rheir opinions ro solve many problems. The officers of Srudenr Coundl were Dole DougherTy, Presidenr, Dill DeJe- sus, Vice-President, Amy Torh, Secretary, and Shown Sdr, Treasurer. The Beach Par- ry Dance, Dorney Park Day, and rhe elec- tion of new officers were accomplished lasr Spring. A Donkey Baskerball game, com- munity work ar Westminster Village Nurs- ing Home and srudenrs sirring in on rhe School Board meerings were all on rhe agenda. The annual Mr. Touchdown contest, spirit dance, bonfire, pep rally ond hall decorating were all ways for srudenrs ro ger involved. Mr Ted Phillips, rhe advisor of Srudenr Coundl, srared, Srudenrs this yea planned more activities rhar will cross grade and aganizorionol lines. THE STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: M D'Amore, S Surer, D Dougherty, E Donohue, G. Grobius, E Ritter, A Toth, S Soif. 6 Friend; Missing D Dreirfeid ond W DeJesus Class Officers In order for rhe prom ond groduorion ro hove been o success, orgonizorion ond guidance was needed. This dury was per- formed by rhe doss officers. The mosr imporronr job for rhe officers during rhe firsr rhree years was ro organize fundraisers The lasr year was spenr plan- ning rhe prom, groduorion and deciding upon a doss gifr. Ir was rhe senior doss rhar ser rhe sran- dords for rhe resr of rhe school. Therefore, ir was essenriol rhar irs doss presidenr be organized. Thus, rhe Class of 1987 was forrunare ro have hod rhe same presidenr, Julie Delli- sanr, for four years. The rhree years of previous experience hove helped her rar- ger her goals for rhe senior year. As srared by rhe senior doss advisor, Mr. Yoder, The dass officers and members of rhe execurive commirree of rhe Qass of 1987 should be proud of rheir occomplish- menrs. As a class, rhey earned many awards and demonsrrared ro rhe commu- nity rhar irs future will be in good hands. As rhe leaders of rhe dass rhey instilled and continued rhe rrodirion of Husky Pride for which Dieruff is famous. Best of luck in rhe future SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Toro Hoffner, Mi- chele Sosnowski. Doniele Krapf. ond Robert Dor ryroki JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Greg Amort. Mark Schorrtrz, Wando Hernandez, ond Randy Fulmon The Vo-Tech Experience Lehigh Counry Vocational-Technical School is o curriculum oprion offered ro srudenrs who wish ro prepore for rhe working world rarher rhon follow rhe busi- ness or college preparation regimenrs. In order ro qualify rhem for iniriol employ- ment in rheir chosen fields, occuporionol skills and knowledge ore roughr ro rhe Vo- Tech srudenrs. Srudenrs enrolled in Allen- town, Corosouquo, Eosr Penn, Northern Le- high, Northwestern Lehgh, Parkland, Salis- bury, Sourhern Lehgh, and Whireholl-Co- ploy school disrricrs ore eligible ro take pro- grams offered by rhe Lehgh Counry Voca- tional-Technical School. In addition ro rhe various occuporionol training, there are orher specialized courses, such os rhe Alrernorive Education Program. LEHIGH COUNTY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Although this shot shows the colm before the storm students w soon be rushing ro doss WHAT DO YOU MEAN WE HAVE TO DO PAPER WORK!?! Poberr Loub corches up on rhe paper work rhor seems ro pile up in ony occuponon PURDUE DONE IP Leonn Thomas wonders if Mr Purdue ocruoly mms rhe for off his chickens ro moke rhem leaner IT WON'T DUDGE! Defore doss begins. Sophomore Rxhord Kleppinger works or removing o nur from o piece of rubmg Hands On Skills As in every school, Vo-Tech provided dubs and organizations for students Dieruff was well-represented by students in these dubs. For instance, Dill Dejesus ond Dill Arm- stead were vice-president ond partiamen rarion respectively, on the Vo-Tech Stu- dent Counal. V.I.C.A. (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America), HOSA (Health Occu- pation Studies of America), ond F.F.A. (Fu- ture Formers of America), were oil orgoni- zorions sponsored or Vo-Tech V.I.C.A taught students leadership qualities ond personal pride. Members served on var- ious committees ond participated in com- munity services. The Joint-Club officers consisted of repre senrarives from oil of the various dubs The purpose of these meetings wos to bring oil of the different groups together to im- prove Vo-Tech. We ore port of the largest Vo-Tech in the store of Pennsylvania We ore lucky to hove such fine foaliries os those or Vo-Tech offered to us , commented Dill DeJesus about his experience os o student or Vo- Tech. LOOK OUT DoVINCI HERE I COMEI Denne Schaffer seems pleased wirh he drawings n he Commercial Arts Class I WONDER WHAT ELSE THIS THING WILL CUT? riobert Srump concentrores as he operares o burn- ing mochme or Vo-Tech I VO-TECH CAN DE A SHOCKING EXPERIENCE. Sen kxs Mike Onsrow ond Glenn Merzger leorn rhe elec rricd rrode by working on bench project OH NO NOT THE SALIVA SUCKER! Vo-Tech yudenrs procnce rhe denrol hygemy Techniques on onorher unwling yudenr TOGETHER SPIRIT Scoreboard Girls’s X-Country Varsity X-Counrry (Girls) LED OPP 35 Becohi 22 25 Liberty 32 20 Alen 39 17 Freedom 45 21 Northampton 34 15 Philipsburg 48 17 Easton 46 20 Parkland 35 19 Whitehall 41 19 Central 45 19 Emmous 44 27 Becohi 28 26 Liberty 29 20 Alen 42 15 Freedom 45 15 Northampton 45 15 Philpsburg 50 15 Easton 50 19 Parkland 36 19 Whitehall 43 19 Central 42 20 Emmous 43 Boys’ X-Country LED 45 29 Becohi Liberty OPP 15 26 32 46 36 28 Allen Freedom Northampton Philipsburg 24 15 27 25 Easton 36 29 Parkland 26 20 Whitehol 35 24 Central 33 20 Emmous 39 34 Becohi 21 22 Liberty 37 26 Alen 29 43 Freedom 15 32 Northampton 25 25 Phipsburg 30 25 Easton 33 36 Parkland 22 29 Whitehol 26 34 Central 21 29 Emmous 28 LED 3 V Football Vorsiry Football Parkland OPP 23 2 Liberty 6 27 Central 8 13 Easton 6 0 Northampton 28 0 Emmous 12 12 P-Durg 6 21 Freedom 29 0 Whitehol 13 14 Becohi 0 11 Corosoquo 8 12 Allen 6 JV Football LED OPP 6 Parkland 0 0 Liberty 22 6 Central 0 6 Easton 27 0 Northorrpron 13 14 Emmous 6 8 Philipsburg 22 7 Freedom 6 20 Whitehol 0 8 Becohi 2 - Alen 9th Football l£D OPP 0 Parkland 16 0 Liberty 24 6 Central 7 14 Easton 42 6 Northampton 14 6 Emmous 22 6 Philpsburg 22 14 Freedom 34 7 Whitehol 26 0 Alen 0 Field Hockey LED OPP 1 Parkland 1 0 Alen 5 0 Easton 4 0 Freedom 0 0 PhBpsburg 4 5 UbetTy 4 2 Whitehol 1 0 Emmous 8 0 Northampton 2 0 Parkland 2 1 Liberty 1 1 Alen 4 0 Easton 3 1 Freedom 0 0 Phlipsburg 3 3 Whitehol 1 0 Emmous 7 0 Northampton 3 0 Northern Lehigh 2 Girls’ Tennis LED OPP 0 Central 7 0 Northampton 7 0 Emmous 7 1 Easton 6 1 Whitehall 6 0 Philipsburg 7 0 Parkland 7 0 Freedom 7 0 Becohi 7 0 Liberty 7 0 Allen 7 V Soccer LED OPP 0 Emmous 6 10 Northampton 0 4 Alen 3 3 Philipsburg 0 4 Freedom 4 0 Liberty 2 4 Becohi 0 4 Easton 6 1 Porklond 2 0 Emmous 3 5 Northampton 3 0 Alen 2 2 Ph psburg 1 1 Freedom 2 3 Lfoerry 2 6 Becohi 1 8 Easton 0 4 Porklond 2 2 Salisbury 2 1 So. Lehigh 6 JV Soccer LED OPP 7 Northampton 1 1 Porklond 3 0 Emmous 4 0 Freedom 3 3 Philipsburg 0 1 Alen 2 2 Easton 2 1 Becohi 2 2 Liberty 4 7 Northampton 2 0 Porklond 2 0 Emmous 3 0 Freedom 5 1 Philipsburg 0 1 Alen 7 Girls V-Ball LED OPP L Central W L Liberty W L Emmous W W Easton L L Alen W L Becohi W L Porklond W L Freedom W L Nazareth W L Central W L Liberty W L Emmous W W Easton L L Alen W L Becohi W L Porklond W L Freedom W L Nazareth W Boys’ Swimming LED OPP 66 Northampton 96 62 Soucon Valley 17 17 Parkland 65 46 E. Stroudsburg 37 49 Stroudsburg 32 20 Liberty 54 64 Upper Perkiomen 94 27 Portsvile 56 64 Salisburry 15 64 Freedom 90 49 Allen 110 68 Blue Mountain 14 35 Easton 46 50 Emmous 118 Girls’ Swimming LED OPP 138 Northampton 26 53 Whitehall 28 60 Soucon Volley 21 70 Parkland 12 45 E. Stroudsburg 35 58 Stroudsburg 25 50 Liberty 31 93 Upper Perkiomen 43 63 Pottsvile 20 49 Salisbury 34 110 Freedom 44 105 Alen 37 51 Blue Mountain 33 64 Easton 16 132 Emmous 33 Rifle LED OPP L Freedom W W Soucon VoJey L W Southern Lehigh L L Salisbury W L Liberty W L Emmous W V Alien L W Freedom L L Soucon Volley W L Southern Lehigh V L Salisbury W L Liberty W L Emmous W W Alen L Gymnastics LED OPP 132.55 Freedom 56.50 119.70 Alen 67 45 117.05 Liberty 71.70 H275 Pofeodes 45.53 92 Scoreboard LED V Wrestling OPP 40 Whirehod 28 30 PhiHipsburg 42 43 OJ. Robert 21 51 Cenrrol 13 34 Stroudsburg 27 27 Gov Mifflin 26 9 PorMond 52 3 Easton 56 21 Derh. Catholic 42 9 Liberty 47 8 Emmous 44 15 Freedom 46 3 N SchuyMI 54 9 Northampton X 36 Salisbury 21 12 Allen 49 LED JV Wrestling OPP X Whitehol X 12 PMdpsburg X 18 O.J Roberts X 56 Cenrrol 2 35 Stroudsburg 27 15 Gov. Mifflin 40 X PorMond 28 6 Easton 48 32 Deth Cathode 19 27 Liberty X 24 Emmous 27 12 Freedom 45 N. SchuylMd 6 Northampton 61 . Salisbury 17 Allen 21 9th Wrestling LED OPP X Soucon Voley X 40 Phddpsburg 15 90 Nazorerh 8 54 PorMond 28 - Deth. Catholic FT. 40 Liberty 24 51 Emmous 16 X Easton 21 79 Freedom 6 X Northampton X 51 Aden 9 9th Girls’ B-ball LED OPP 21 PorMond 18 12 Whitehall 27 22 Deth Catholic 45 28 Aden 46 X Northampton 18 X Shawnee 20 X Whitehol 19 X Emmous 24 21 Aden 28 JV Girls’ B-ball LED Liberty OPP 05 PorMond 25 26 Whitehol 49 25 Emmous 32 42 PhiHipsburg 41 X Deth. Corhodc 42 29 Cenrrol Corholic X 27 Easton 34 41 Freedom 46 55 Aden X 18 Northampton X 21 Liberty 35 14 PorMond 43 17 Whitehall 34 21 PhiHipsburg 57 11 Deth. Cathode 21 32 Central Cothodc 59 9 Easton 00 X Emmous 42 24 Freedom 42 23 Aden X 49 Northampton X V Girls’ B-ball LED OPP 54 Liberty 37 41 PorMond 44 49 Whirehod 46 X Philpsburg 57 42 Deth Cothodc 45 42 Centred Cothodc X 46 Marion Cothodc 67 45 West Hazelron X 47 Emmous X 41 Freedom X 46 Aden 51 55 Northompron 57 X Easton 49 46 Liberty X 45 PorMond X 44 Whirehod 42 41 Deth. Corhodc 50 48 Phddpsburg X 51 Central Cothodc X 45 Easton X X Emmous 64 X Freedom 72 49 Aden X 45 Northompron X V Baseball ’86 LED OPP 0 Emmous 12 8 Aden 7 0 PorMond 4 13 Cenrrol 3 3 Whirehod 15 0 Freedom 1 9 Easton 2 7 Decah 5 5 PMdpsburg 6 10 Northampton 6 6 Emmous 4 8 Allen 5 8 PorMond 2 6 Liberty 2 13 Central 3 1 Whirehod 7 V Boys’ B-Ball LED OPP 43 Liberty 41 43 PorMond 40 26 Whirehod 27 X Emmous X 41 PhiHipsburg X 77 Deth. Corhodc 66 52 Centred Cothodc 54 41 Aden 55 50 Freedom 06 67 Easton 41 44 Aden X X Northompron X 62 Liberty 61 64 PorMond 42 32 Whitehol X X PMdpsburg 43 X Derh. Cothodc 61 75 Central Cothodc 77 X Easton 48 46 Emmous X X Freedom 47 67 Aden 47 49 Northompron 44 JV Boys’ B-Ball LED OPP 48 Liberty 26 49 PorMond 26 54 Whirehod 48 X Emmous X X PMdpsburg 40 49 Deth Cothodc 51 46 Centred Cothodc 50 46 Easton 47 49 Freedom X 47 Aden X X Northampton 32 49 Liberty X 37 PorMond 28 47 WhitehcJ 66 X PMdpsburg 32 X Derh Cothodc 43 45 Cenrrol Corholic 44 46 Easton 40 X Emmous X 37 Freedom X 52 Aden 41 52 Northompron 32 V Softball ’86 LED OPP 5 Cenrrol 16 3 PorMond 13 0 Phddpsburg 4 11 Easton 22 0 Northampton 14 0 Aden 10 2 Freedom 12 0 Decohi 6 1 Liberty 24 1 Whirehod 20 0 Emmous 17 0 Cenrrol 17 2 PorMond 8 3 PMdpsburg 19 0 Easton 20 0 Aden 11 9th Boys’ B-Ball LED OPP 47 Liberty 43 X PorMond 32 52 Easton 44 X Liberty 29 54 Northompron 46 74 Aden X 5? Whirehod 31 54 Deth. Cathode X 48 PMdpsburg 44 46 Central Corhodc 40 54 WNrehal 48 79 PMdpsburg X X Cenrrol 42 54 Freedom 44 55 Easton X X Emmous 51 66 Aden 52, JV Softball ’86 LED OPP 5 PorMond 12 14 PMdpsburg 24 8 Easton 23 0 Northompron X 5 Freedom 12 13 Dethlehem 3 19 Liberty 18 0 Emmous 25 9 PorMond 26 4 PMdpsburg 22 0 Easton 37 0 Aden 10 5 Aden tl Boys’ Tennis ’86 LED OPP 4 PMdpsburg 3 3 Northompron 4 0 Emmous 7 1 Easton 6 3 Whitehol 4 0 Decohi 7 0 Freedom 7 1 Liberty 6 2 Aden 5 2 Central 5 0 PorMond 7 Boys’ Track ’86 LED OPP 62 Emmous X IX Northampton X 47 PorMond «3 65 Easton 85 X Liberty 87 49 PhiHipsburg 101 92 Freedom X 110 Aden 40 94 Whirehod X Girls’ Track ’ 86 LED OPP 65 Emmous 76 X Northompron 61 X PorMond 81 70 Easton 71 113 Liberty 28 57 Phddpsburg 84 76 Freedom 65 77 Aden 64 Varsity Leads Fans In Spirit Ar foorboll gomes, pep rallies and in all types of wearher, you con find our dedicated cheerleaders in action. Whenever you think of Husky Pride, you think of the energetic Husky Cheerleaders The girls were the way they were due to the support of Mrs. Donna Steckel, varsity cooch, and Miss Barbara Wiess junior varsity coach. Mrs. Steckel stated, ‘T enjoy work- ing with the cheerleaders because even though there ore new faces eoch year, along with it comes new ideas and challenges. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. E Dona hue, S Brooks, S Surer. D Kurrz. K Wirtmon, M Mwvorovic, K Joseph, G Grobios. V Konieczny. S Hess, M Brunner, M Froble leods o cheer wekioming rhe Fresh- men during onenronoo Ml JV Displays Excellence This yeor's vorsiry squod wos mode up of five seniors and seven juniors. The junior vorsiry squod hod brand new faces wirh rhe exception of four rerurning members. One of rhe many highlighrs for rhis year's squod was cheerleading comp. Our cheerleaders were no- minored os rop squod and given o spirir srick and blue ribbons. Mrs. Sreckel wonrs ro wish rhe sen- ior girls o special rhonk you for oil rhey did for Dieruff I also wonr ro wish you continued success and hap- piness in oil you persue. You will be missed! Your spirir and dedicorion was conrogious! J.V. CHEERLEADERS: T Abraham, K Hayes, T Krasiey. D Schworrz. C Dona hue. J Schafer. H Deursch, K V09ner, T Donovan. S Juknfc, S Thompson. P Pennorto, D Lacey Football Team Shows Pride The 1986 Vorsiry Foorboll squad starred rhe season wirh rhe dreadful double sessions. The hard working Husky squad acquired rhe Husky Pride needed ro achieve rheir goal of a winning season The sign of any good ream is a good cooching staff. The 1986-87 coaching staff included Mr Ted Steiner, Mr. Mike Marcks, Mr. Mike Lirzenberger, Mr John Molorzak, and Mr Rich Sniscok 1986-87 rushing attack was led by senior tailback Joe Kossis. The passing attack was led by junior quar- terback John Toman KICK-OFF. The derermined Dieruff Huskies kick-off ond quickly move ro rhe hne of scrimmage J Molorzak, J Hayes, T Rupp, J. Sem mei, J Ehrirz, D Dougherty, J Kossis, M Marcks, M Lirzenberger, H Casrro. W Armsreod, D Dejesus, G Ne whord. K Houser, T Phillips, M Rid- dick, T Sreiner, C Mier. T Worson. R Shifferr, D. Schuler, R Edwords, M D'Amore, R Snisock, V Woodard, M WeHer, T Sreiner, J Toman. C. Dum, D Hal, O Roundrree YOU CAN DO IT! The cooch of rhe foorbol reom discusses gome srrore . gies with rhe Husky players f IB � L 'JL t fj JV TEAM: D Jorroh, J Poul. L Hershmon, K Droder. S Honson. R Dwinel. T Dreidinger. D Lessig, C g5 Oronge, D Rivas, D Wieser. T Phillips, E Eichner, T Wampole, I Morkovirch. J Gfron; M Urzeoberger. D Sroudr, S. Moser, S Kuzmon JV And Freshmen Teams Gain Experience Mr. Ted Phillips, rhe heod cooch of rhe 1986-87 JV Foorball ream, was ossisred by Mr. Mike Urzeoberger. The ream caprains were Juniors Dan- ny Schuler, Mark Weller, Chris Dum, Tony Warson, and Rondy Schifferr Mr. Phillips srored, “Thejuniors helped rhe reom wirh rheir leadership and experience I only regrer rhor rhe reom did nor hove a br of rime ro practice rogerher. The caprains of rhe Freshman Foorball ream were Ferrand Clark, Marr Frock, Keirh Kuhns, and Scon- King. Cooch Riddick srored, “Seeing rhe reom improve eoch gome was rhe highlighr of rhe season. Tennis And Golf Stress The Basics The 1896-87 Golf reom consisred of seven members. Coach Roy Muniz instilled the importance of Keen competition and basic skills to the reom. Muniz stored, “It's easy ro ploy when you know you con win. We hod ro go our every week ogainsr unbelievable odds, ond yer the kids srill do rheir best Thor rakes courage. The Gris' Tennis reom hod a disap- pointing season. Cooch Mel Schu- macher instilled rhe fundamentals. The reom enabled many srudenrs rhe opportunity ro porriapore in on inrer-high school sport on rhe varsity level. DULLSEYE! Sophomore, Vic Prelerz 1 procrices focusing in on his rorger I downsroirs in the rifle range Go oheod. moke his doy 5 I'M AWARE! Cindy Ponker. o Junior renn6 player. concentrates on rhe re rurn of rhe boll during o morch 1 THINK 1 CAN. 1 THINK 1 CAN! Toro Hoffner keeps her eye on rhe bol ro rerurn it ro her opponent Dieruff Rifle Team Hits Their Mark Mr. Spang srood as coach of rhe Dieruff High School Rifle ream for rhree consecutive years. He rook rime our ro increase rhe reams' abili- ty ro shoor each of ren targets which srood fifty feer away. During a meer, a ream member could ger rhe high- est possible score of one hundred poinrs by hirring ren consecutive bull- seyes. The win or loss of a meer could depend on a fraction of a point. Mr. Spang remarked, The Ri- fle ream has improved steadily over rhe years. The returning letter men's abilities will be much higher next year I look forward ro seeing a sreody improvement in eoch of them. 99 Soccer Team Has Successful Season The 1986 Vorsiry Soccer ream, coached by Mr. Dill Landis, boosted a fourth ploce finish. Along with having a winning record, the ream had members Martin Hind and Pier Rj- chan chosen for the All-State and All- East Penn reams respectively; while Carlos Fernandes received an All-East Penn honorable mention. Concerning the season, Landis re- marked, Overall the season was good I was sod that we missed play- offs by such a small margin I think the ream played well and they have the potential to be the number one team in the leogue next year. VARSITY SOCCER CAPTAINS: Martin Hind and Pier kichon led rhe Soccer ream rhroughour rhe soccer season son YOU HAVE TO WANT TO WIN IN ORDER TO WIN! Cooch Londis dis cusses gome srroregies during o half- nme break in rhe action. HHpr'---------- JV SOCCER TEAM: W Younez, L Woddord, A Motozi, F Him. B Szolo- cho, D Sroudr, R Bilger. C Dowsoo. N Shorroh. D McCullough, D Heimboch, R Long. K Moser, A Sohby, Y Li- tton. J Rupelli, 5 Derghom, E Shor- roh Cooch Pulling Together And Having Fun UP. UP. AND A WA Y! Members of rhe soccer ream ore hard or wort procnc ing defense and offense or Roosevelr Park The 1986-1987 Junior Varsiry Soc- cer reom hod o forty disappointing season. Alrhough rhe reom mem- bers endured many long, hard proc- trees in various types of weather, rhe season statistics did nor reflea rhe determination, spirit, and heart of these players. Their record of 4-10-1 shows this to be true. According to Yaser PJchon, We all enjoyed ploy- ing soccer but we didn't rake the gomes seriously. Alrhough rhe reom members did nor hove o super season, they oil hod rhe Husky Pride and determination necessary to be winners. We ore sure to see some outstanding ploying by this reom next year because they now ploy os o reom. Dieruff’s All Star Cross Country Team Coached by Mr. Don Srahley, rhis year's Doys' Cross Counrry ream nnode up in qualify whar rhey locked in quanriry. Their srrengrh was rhe five rerurning lerrermen. The coproins, Jim and Rich Wehr, srorred running os sophomores and were rhe rop runners on rhe ream. They srored, The long practices and workouts ore worrh ir when you rhink of rhe end resulrs. Michelle Sosnowsky rerurned ro rhe Girl's Cross Counrry ream os cop- roin. She srored, “I plan ro work very hord rhis year ro improve and be on rop nexr year. 0 ttIFF m VOLLEYBALL TEAM. K. WiTTman. P Penoorro, E Donohue, P Maxwell, S Lehr, J. Honych, J Delisonr, T Srrouss K Doyer, D Lehr. S. Surer THE TEAM WAS IN THE HUDDLE rhe caprain shook her heod, they all gor rogerher and rhis is whar rhey said WHA T A PLA Yl Shannon Lehr makes a nghr play or rhe ner while saving rhe bol for her reammares N I'VE GOT ITI Dona Lehr shows whar . giving ir your 0« means as she dives ro save a pomr from beng scored Girls Determined To Win At Any Costl Bruises, scrapes, curs, injuries ... This year's girl's volleyball ream hod rheir shore of ups and downs. Their record of 2-16 was very disappear- ing. The ream's coproin was sopho- more Dana Lehr. Coach Eck srared, We were very short on members bur we ployed rough ogainsr most of our opponents.'' The tow number of gomes won did nor show rhe great amount of rime and effort that rhe ream pur into rheir gomes. Mr. Eck also stored, I would like ro see more girls try our for rhe sport. They would enjoy ir and see irs competitiveness We hope ro hove more girls next yeor.” Husky Winning Tradition Returns! Mr. Don Kemerer hod very high expectations for another good sea- son. He was nor disappointed This group led the Huskies to a successful 16-8 season os well os the East Penn Conference Championship game against Central Catholic High School. The team reached its dream of play- ing in the championship game with each member contributing their own expertise Coach Kemerer stared, Tm just very proud to bring this champion- ship bock to Dieruff, to Principal Mike Meilinger, the students, and the East Side. central CATHOLIC HEY! WHAT HAPPENED TO THE BALL? Dieruff ond Phillipsburg players look around for a rrwsploced basker boll VARSITY. D Timmons, K Darynski. K I Meyers. D Darnnski. J Renden. J Dos- I rer T Rupp, C DrayTon. J Dell. S . Ni I meh flBHB 104 SWEET VICTORY. The Huskies cele i brore their vicrory over Cenrrol Carho lie. which clinched rhe East Penn Con- ference nrle for rhem i if� Aj Int ItLUHLO LVUHI LAJWNI JU nior Davd Timmons goes up for on outside shot os P burg 6 stunned by rhe Huskies JV And Freshmen Gain Experience The freshmen and JV basket - boll reams showed on improve- ment in scoring ond in posirive atti- tudes Coach Hommel soid, The overoll philosophy is rhor winning is stressed out, nor over empha- sized The srick-ar-ir attitude of C. Dawson, steady ball handling of B Barrynski,and other teammates J. Renden, K. Broder, and P. Lazor along with inside men J. Dosrer, D Sroudr, S. Nimeh, and K. Meyer assisted the ream in ending the season with on 11-6 record. The Freshmen ream was taught the fundimenrols. They scored over Becohi and North- ampton with losses to Central ond Liberty. Striving Toward A Winning Season The Vorsiry Wresriing Squod wos cooched by Mr. Mel Riddick and assisted by Mr. Tony Phillips and Mr Gory Tucker There were rhirry members rerurning from lasr yeor's squod, nine of whom were lerrermen. The coproin for rhe squod were rhe seniors Mr. Rid- dick scud, The highlighrs were rhe second ploce finish or rhe Kurz- rown Tournament, and starring rhe season with a 4-1 record, rhe best starring record since I've been here. He olso said, The strength of rhe grapplets was in rheir leadership. DOYS WILL DE DOYS! Alrhough rhese rwo wresrlers ore beginning o march, rr oppeors rhor rhey ore borrlmg for o smol roy II i H VARSITY WRESTLINGS Weaver (Mgr). M Fensremoker. E Eichner.D Fensremoker. R Heckmon, P Snido. O Ooz, P Richon. Cooch Riddick, C Dum, C Wesrermon, S Amey, T Corozzo, M Sipos. R. Kern. S Onego. M Deluca (Mgr.), Cooch Tucker. D Jorroh, G Newhord. J Semmel, M Feigley, T Sreiner. J Hayes, C Gambler. M Dirrenbender. Cooch Phillips YES. MAN HAS EVOLVED FROM APES! Thus wresrler's sronce resembles o monkey's, bur if olows him ro be quick on his feer DUDD YIDUDD YIDUDD Y! The fons cer roinly got rheir money's worrh os rhey worch Buddy Maxwell rake down his opponenr 106 RACKING UP THE POINTS! ftck Heck mon. o J V Wresrler. is owarded poors for o successful maneuver Matmen Improve As Season Progresses The ninrh grode wresrllng ream Is used os o stepping stone for varsity, commented Mr. Marcks, head coach of the team. When the season start- ed there were 17 gropplers, bur after the first couple of practices, the ream dwindled. Mr Marcks hod to do o lot of recruiting to get a ream. Although the JV wrestling team, cooched by Tony Phillips and Mel Riddick, hod no real strength, the ream did quite well. Mr. Riddick soid, There ore cer- tain sacrifices that hove to be mode in this sport. The only people who took the chances were the only ones who advanced. m y.mn v VARSITY. K Goirher. K Doyer. T Srrouss. M Yurgosky, T Hunsicker. T Young (Cooch), L Oorrz. M Sos nowski, J Enriquez, fX Moxwel, J Honych Gaither Breaks The 1,000 Point Mark The girls vorsiry basketball ream was hindered by a lack of participa- hon from students. Cooch Thomas Young commented, The smal numbers hurt us at practices ond con- sequently, during games. Five sen- iors from this year's squad will be lost. Although the ream lost eight games by five or less, one bright spot is that two members were selected for the LARC All-star ream, Trocy Hunsicker and Tina Gaither Gaither, a senior, reached her 1000 point of her career at a home gome against Emmaus. I GOT IT! Dieruff s Kim Doyer grobs on offensive rebound while reammores woir for her shor dumg a home gome ogoinsr Cenrrol HOPING FOR A HOOP. Dieruff fresh men Girls Doskerbdl ptayer Heavenly Drown runs down rhe courr in hopes of scoring A Stepping Stone For Varsity The 1986-67 Junior Vorsiry girls' basketball ream hod problems similor ro rhose of rhe Vorsiry reom-nor enough players. Cooch Don Eck, stor- ed, These girls pur our rhe most effort I've seen in o long rime, bur we jusr don't hove enough players Eck encourages any girls who ore interested ro come our for rhe ream nexr year The Freshman ream, on rhe other hand, hod eleven players and o win- ning record The oddirion of eighrh groder, Heavenly Drown hod helped ro boosr them ro o 9-4 record in rhe second hoif of rhe season. Coach Sil- fies stored, This is rhe most im- proved ream I've hod in years Field Hockey Team Improves Defensive player Judy Cosrelb and line player Leanne Weidner along wirh Dawn Breirfeld and Wen- dy Weiser charged rhe 1986-67 Field Hockey ream on ro a winning sea- son. The defense gave rhe opposing reams a rough game and Angie Chrisropher performed well in rhe cage. The offensive line scorers Shawn Solr, Vicki Sellirro, Leanne Weidner and Krisra Scholler led rhe ream ro a 4-10-4 record. According ro coach Kish, The ream was lean in number, had srrong, solid ream players. The girls never gave up and played ro rheir fullesr porenrial unril rhe final whisrle. FIELD HOCKEY: I Wetdner, J Cosrelb. C Brower, Y. Shorpe, K Weidner. K Scholbr, M Buesgen, J. Honych, A Picorr, M Schorley, A Chrisropher, S. Solr. A Scholler. C Fronds, W Wetser, V Seliro, D Monn, A Ooz, Cooch P Kish. K Rameley HOLD ON TIGHTI Senior, Down Dreir feW 6 shown here doing o sote-orde hdfrurn-belybeor during procrice or H-M jC GYMNASTICS Sophomore. Sherry McGofferry, procrices her corrwheeb on rhe bolonce beom os asstsronr cooch Worers spors Overcoming All Of The Odds! Cooched by Mrs Terri Miller and assisted by Mrs. Laura! Walters, rhe 1986-87 Gymnastics ream finished rhe season with five dedicated ath- letes who worked to keep rhe ream olive. Senior Dawn Dreirfeld, Juniors Michelle Dotrery, and Vickie Kon- iecny, Sophomore Sheri McGafferty and Freshman Tara Abraham over- come many problems Doth Dreirfeld and Dorrery compered ol-round. McGafferty excelled and represent- ed Dieruff in Districts for vaulting. Cooch Miller remarked, Even with all of rhe obstacles we encoun- tered this season, I am very proud of these girts. They were rhe elite. Stroking Toward Husky Success The 1986-67 Boys' Swim Teom hod more rolenr than in post years. Therefore, coach John Newman, aid- ed by assisranr Sracy Kohler and managers Carol Housmon and Jane Heffenrrager, was able ro use o lor of differenr rroining techniques. There were eleven swimmers, rhe mojoriry of whom qualified for districts. Eight of rhe members were rerruning let termen. Mr. Neunnonn stored, Chris Miller and Gory Ptessl were the best cop- roins rhe ream has hod. Both hove proven ro be true leaders. been reports on several occosions of a 1 white headed monster that lurks deep beneath the pool Up m m SPLASH D Almo tokes o deep breoth before entering rhe woter after checking the diving boord for the op Swimming Team Had Much Dedication The Gris' Swim Team, coached by John Neumann ond his assis- tant, Stacy Kohler, worked hard or making rhe 1986-87 season suc- cessful Mr Neumann comment- ed, Donnel Smith is an exception- al coproin who, along with Dee Dee Olmo, continued to be a high scorer in every meet. There were five returning lerrermen from last year's ream. With only one senior and two juniors on rhe nine member ream, it lacked rhe experience that was necessary; dedication was rhe ream's great- est strength. Neuman believed rhe highlight of rhe season was seeing rhe improvement of his hard working and dedicated ath- letes.'' 113 TOGETHER FACULTY Inspiring Youth wmm Mr Joseph Leonord was a great reoching osser ro Dieruff High School Mr Leonord died m Augusr of 1986. due ro o senes of strokes Ar 62, he hod been o reocher for 23 years For 19 of rhem, he served os heod of rhe Sodal Srudies Deportment He was olso heod boseboll cooch for 15 years Mr Leonord was wonderful wirh rhe stu denrs He was always willing ro help anyone, regardless of rhe r ability He was o kind and gentle man Mrs Karen Colemon stored Ad lol Srevenson prcxsed Eleanor Roosevelt by saying 'she would rather bghr a candle than curse rhe darkness' Joe Leonord Hr many concfles Joe was one of rhose rore indivi duals, a rrue Renaissance man He was o scholar, on orhlere. on educoror, a cooch, o devout Christian, on excellent leoder. a friend, and always a gentleman In 1984, Mr Leonard received rhe Our standing Teocher award He was nor only a reocher. bur a good friend ro many people “As I reflea bock on my lay ren yeors of reoching I Find many pleasant memories of Joe Leonord. I discover that many of my attitudes roword reoching emulated from a man who respeaed ol who worked and leorned wirh him Joe Leonord was a lead er reflected Myron Yoder, Leonard's suc- cessor as Social Srudies Deporrmenr Chair man. LED Administrators COFFEE BREAK!! Mr Porks rakes one minute from Ns busy schedule ro enjoy o cup of coffee before the hectic morning rush of students begins. The principol and his assistants kept the school running smoothly Each day entailed many responsibilities Their decisions affected the doily lives of oil of the students and facul- ty. Dieruff wqs fortunate ro hove Mr Michael P. Meilinger, AAs. Sandro Holod, and Mr. Rich- ard Porks os principal and assistant principals respectively Mr. Meilinger hod on open door policy. He was always available ro ony student who wished ro talk ro him about important mat- ters This year his mojor concern was the transition of Freshman from the middle school ro the high school. Significant efforts were made ro occomodare the Freshman into their new school. AAs. Holod's duties did nor end with the governing of the srudenr body She was very active in many extra-curricular activities such as Powder Puff. The Council of Youth, Srudenr Forum, The Human Relations Committee, The Kiska Banquet, and the Troika Banquet AAs Holod stored, No day is identical. One wears many hats and deals with many people. The most difficult aspect of my posirion is shifting between positive and negative outlooks. Mr. Porks was Dieruff's diciplinarian. One of his many duties included the supervision of detention and suspension. Mr Parte was very dedicated ro cleaning up the morals of the students at Dieruff He was also concerned with increasing the attendance records of many students. All three of the administrators assisted in the effort of incorporating a new security system at Dieruff this year. They all deserve recognition for jobs well done! David Adam Joseph Ambrosavage Roy Arlofto Lt. Col. Jock Arnold John Dannon Gory Decker Wayne Dilder Timothy Dilly DaMarie Donilla Mary Drower Terrence Duckno Dennis Coponna William Carmitchell. Jr. Perer Carpenter Karen Coleman Fine Arts Enrich Our Lives During rhe 1986-87 school year, rhe Art Depart- ment offered courses which accommodated rhe various talents within rhe student body. Advanced Placement dosses refined rhe talents of those stu- dents who hod marked abilities in art, while populor courses in Arts ond Crofts were offered ro students who enjoyed crearing with their hands. The members of rhe Arr Deportment included Mr Hohn, Mr. Danko, Mrs Wehr, ond Mr. Ambro- savage. Mrs. Wehr stored, It is through rhe arts that we enrich our personal lives ond rhe world around us. Without rhe arts, our lives would be rendered colorless.” Another populor course selection during rhe 1986-87 school year wos music. Taught by Mr. Carpenter ond Mr, Hilborn, rhe music deportment entertained us during many assemblies ond half- times. Students who chose o music course were able ro refine their instrumental ond vocal skills. Basic Business Skills Typing, shorthand, and stenography were only o few of rhe many Business Courses offered ar Dieruff These courses ployed a major role in pre- paring srudenrs for successful futures in rhe world of business. Courses such os accoutring and typing greorly assisted many of rhe college bound sru- denrs. This year's dosses utilized such office machin- ery os rhe Apple lie computers, various electronic calculators, transcribing machines, ond memory typewriters This year there was o new oddirion to rhe Busi- ness Deportment Mrs Barbara Yost replaced Mr Daniel Weaver os rhe head of this well-orgonized deportment Mrs. Schultz stored, Our primary ob- jectives ore to help prepare rhe srudenrs with skills that ore basic to their future success ond to provide on opportunity for srudenrs to get involved in chal- lenges that they will face in rhe business world.” Msgf. Ronald Coleman Linda Cruttenden Dennis Danko Roland Deluca Fredric Depew Elizabeth DeWalt Gene Dieter Lee Dymond Delores Edwards Janet Folko Martha Forss Alton Frey Stephanie Gaol Terry German Thomas Gitch 119 James Gross James Hahn Jeanne Hamm Catherine Hamscher William Hartmann Donald Hawthorne Annamae Hein L. Rick Hilborn Jennie Hoffman Margaret Horvath Janice Jodock Daniel Joseph Dorbara Kautzman Richard King Paulette Kish Exploring English The English Deportment inducted the largest number of staff members It consisted of 18 teach- ers with Mr. Deluca os head of the deportment, ond Mr. Santa Morio os the head of the Reading Deportment. The two deportments work very dosely rogerher Mr Deluco srored, ' We meet rhe needs of rhe students ond work rogerher os o ream.” Students or Dieruff earned English aedirs through various courses such os: Mythology, College Skills, Theatre Arrs, Journalism, Medio Print, Public Speak- ing, ond Study Skills. Many Freshmen also benefited from rhe Read- ing I program. This program wos set up to assist srudenrs in overcoming various reading difficulties. Mrs. Donna Pinsley ond Mrs. Chloe Urlond taught rhe Reading I dosses. Mrs Pinsley srored, For many srudenrs, Reading I is rhe door to o more productive future. These Srudenrs reap literacy, o better self-image, ond confidence WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASE? Thinking she has heard everything, English teacher Melisso Riley shows her surprise when a student ex claims Oh no' I split my mfimnvel International Style Porlez-vous francos? Sprechen sie deursch?” “Hoblo usred esponol? Anyone who rook o foreign language course should be able ro answer Yes! ro or leosr one of rhese questions. The Foreign Language Deporr- menr consisred of five teachers German dosses were roughr by Deporrmenr Chairperson Mr Gene Dierer, Spanish by Mr Richard King, Mr Jock Psolka, ond Mr Olmdo Zancherrin, and French by Mrs. Morrho Forss. Wherher rhe dosses were roken ro fulfill o grodu- orion requiremenr or os rhe pursuir of o personal inreresr, srudenrs were exposed nor only ro differ- ed means of expressing rhemselves, bur also ro differed culrures. Texrs induded feorures abour life in orher countries os well os rhe srondord grommor ond vocabulary. John Kochey Michael Marcks John Morrow William Landis Dennis McGinley Raymond Muniz Fern Lapping Dean McDermott Chad Neff Samuel Leh Thomas McMullen John Neumann Dorothy Licini William Miller Keith Newhard 121 Mary Ann Olson Thomas On Ann Peaslee Theodore Phillips Donna Pinsley Porricio Pitero Jean Porotsky John Psolka Beverly Quigney Joan Reichard Lawrence Rhoads Melissa Riley Frances Roseberry Perer Santa Mario Peter Sardo Preparing For Life Many of rhe piercing sounds ond mouth water- ing oromas found throughout rhe school were o result of rhe Industrial Arts ond Home Economics program The shops instilled lifetime skills ond helped rhe students use their creative abilities to moke useful items. These dosses helped those cope with lifestyles found among young people today The teachers responsible for these voluoble courses were Mrs. Sreckel, Mrs. Pitero, Mr. Hart- man, Mr Kochey, Mr Steele, Mr. Rhoads, ond Mr. Morcks. The ladies could be found reaching courses such as Cooking I and II, Parenting, Adult and Teen Living to Sewing. Graphic Arts, Power Mechanics, Drafting, and Fabrication and Leather taught by rhe gentleman. Mrs. Pitero, a cooking teacher, said, We pre- pare students to cope successfully with everyday situations. Our courses educated rhe students to make better deasions. Summing Up The Figures The Morh Deporrmenr, heoded by Mr. Orr, con- sisred of eleven foculry members. New oddirions were mode ro rhe curriculum One such oddirlon included o srore funded TELLS Remediation Pro- gram. This course ossisred ninrh grade srudenrs who displayed o defidency in marhemoricol concepts. Toughr by Mrs Roseberry, rhe primary goal of rhe course was ro increase rhe fundamenral marh- emarical knowledge of each srudenr. Anorher newly insrirured program was devel- oped ro ossisr srudenrs in rheir prepororion for rhe SAT resrs. The overage score on rhe morh secrion on rhe SAT increased by 52 points. Mr. Orr com- mented on rhts improvement, I rhink ir is grear. We now hove respectability and I hope furure dosses will aim high ro keep rhis respect ability. Several Dieruff srudenrs were able ro show off rheir marhemoricol ralenrs in conresrs. Horry Schaefer Doniei Schaffer Mary Ann Schmidt Dernord Schlmmel Jonathon Schultz Money Schultz Melodie Schumaker Karen Shaffer Rosemory Simpson Carl Smorrschan Richard Sniscak Donna Steckel Leigh Steele Ted Steiner Delores Surer 123 Daniel Tannous Marjorie Trolter Chloe Urland Daniel Weaver Barbara Wehr Dole Weiss Anna Wenninger William Wood Dianne Yarnall Myron Yoder Barbara Yosf Tom Young Olindo Zonchettin (----) (----) Laboratory Procedures The Science Deporrmenr consisted of 12 staff members and was headed by Mr. Roy Artorro The Department offered many courses which met rhe varied interests of rhe students. Courses such as Biology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Physics, ond Anato- my ond Physiology were only some of rhe options available to students. An annual event replayed ogoin wos Mr. Smorrschon's freshman biology students parading their bug nets” around rhe school. Mr. Becker's Asrronomy dosses gazed at rhe stars os Mr. Bilder's Chemistry dosses mixed potions ond brews. Mr Landis stared, I think rhe science department is very strong. We also have rhe support from all of rhe other teachers in rhe building. Mr. Billy stared, My students this year were brighter and more consaenrious than in post years. This made it more enjoyable to reach. WE HE GOING TO DISECT A WHAT?! Mr Musto selects vocabulary words relating to on upcom- ing disection AH freshmen were required to roke biology, vocabulary ond cfcecrions were key components of rhe course 124 World-Wide Understanding Dieruff’s Social Studies Deporrmenr hod o busy year with several faculry members organizing var- ious trips and student activities. Among these was Mr Sardo's New York Sofori which induded o tour of Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Metropolitan Op- era House Students attended a Coffee with rhe Candidates” session hosted by rhe Woman's Club of Allentown. Mr McDermott and Mr Tannous lead a group of economics students to Wall Street for an upfront view of rhe stock exchange. Dieruff was well-represented in rhe social sci- ences in rhe community. The Mock Trial ream pre- sented its case in various courthouses in rhe Lehigh Volley. Students represented various countries as parr of rhe Model United Narions program held or Moravian College. One economics dass played rhe marker with on imaginary $100,000 allotted to rhem in a Mock Investment program sponsored by Lehigh University. Meeting The Special Meeds Of Dieruff Students Special Education wos a new program here at Dieruff. However it was nor a first for rhe Allentown School District Allen also had rhe program located at Sr Cloud Most of rhe students remained with rhe spedal education teachers for rhe entire school day However, some of rhe students attended Vo- Tech for a portion of rhe school day The reochers had to be versatile in that rhey taught rhe srudenrs each of rhe mojor subjects. The major ambition of rhe srudenrs was to be moinsrreamed into regular classrooms Mr Neumann helped rhe srudenrs achieve that goal The 1986-87 program consisted of eight students. Mr Neumann was previously on instructor at Wiley House He stared, I feel rhar rhe faculry and administrators have been very supportive consider- ing rhar this was rhe first year of this program here or Dieruff ” HELP! Whors rhe answer ro number one? Tons Effort looks up in despoir while raking o difficult test Con someone help him5 125 Counselors Help Students The services rhor rhe Guidance Office offers are imporranr in every school. The head of Dieruff's Guidance Office was Mr David Russiano. The other counselors, Mr Michael Mihalik, Mr David Rirz, Mrs. Mary Anne Tremba, Mr Leroy Burrows, and Mrs. Berry Dodd were equally imporranr ro rhe smoorh operation of rhe office During rhe firsr couple of weeks of school, rhe Guidance Office was flooded wirh students who needed rheir schedules changed This parr of rhe year was very hecric for rhe counselors and sru- denrs alike. Mr Russiano srared, Our primary purpose is ro help all rhe srudenrs of Dieruff. This can vary from academic ro personal, social or emorional, college or career, or anything. As rhe year progressed, rhe Guidance Office became extremely valuable ro rhe seniors. The counselors assisted rhe college bound seniors in Prepare For The Future choosing rhe college rhar besr fir rheir needs They also assisted rhe srudenrs by helping rhem fill our applications and acquiring recommendations The Guidance Office also arranged for various college representatives ro come ro Dieruff and speak ro srudenrs who were inreresred in rheir college cur- riculums. For seniors who were nor college bound, rhe Guidance Office also provided many valuable ser- vices The counselors assisted srudenrs in filling our job applications as well as helping rhem obtain rhe necesary recommendations. They also counseled rhe srudenrs as ro which job rhey were besr suited. The Guidance Office assisted all of rhe seniors by making rhe rronsirion between high school life and posr high school life easier Mrs. Detty Dodd GUIDING LIGHTS. Derry Heckman. Lisa Heller, and Mary Kominsky helped guide srudenrs in rhe nghr drecrion Organizational Experts Secrerories Nancy Washirzko and Rosemary Krivenko began rheir day in rhe Arrendonce office or 7:15. Ar leosr one hundred or so srudenrs passed rhrough rhe Arrendonce office doors each doy ro drop socnerhing off or rhe losr and found, change o locker, obroin permission ro leave school, or receive discipline from Mr Porks As Nancy Washi- ryko srared, There is somerhing going on oil rhe rime. We hove ro roke each doy os ir comes. She compared working in rhe Arrendonce Office ro working in o funny form. By rhe end of rhe year, we re candidares for rhe Srore Hospiral. The beginning of rhis school year broughr many changes ro rhe Arhleric Office. Mr Alron Frey become our new Arhleric Direcror. As Berry Broder, Arhleric Office Seererary, srared, working wirh Mr Frey has given arhlerics a new and differenr opprooch. The Arhleric Office personnel were responsible for organizing oil rhe sporrs in which Dieruff srudenrs porriapared. The Main Office was rhe Nerve Cenrer of rhe school. Through rhis office, oil major school acriviries were deored. Mrs. Jackie Trexler and Mrs Edirh Orringer should be commended for running rhis highly relied upon cenrer so capably and efficiently. The Main Office also housed rhe offices of Ms Holod and Mr Meilinger These adminisrrorors ore in charge of keeping rhe lid on rhings ond ensuring o smoorhly run operation which involved approximately 100 faculty members, 40 supporting sroff members, ond 1700 srudenrs. EARLY BIRDS. Main Office secretaries Edie Ottinger and Jackie Trexler greet rhe morning with a smile BUSY BEES. Attendance Office secretaries Nancy Washirzko and Rosemary Krivenko hove the tedious task of rrocking down truant srudenrs ATHLETIC OFFICE PERSONNEL. Mr Alron Frey and Mrs Derry Broder organize all of the sporting events at Dieruff High School Special Services Assist Students In Many Ways Many will remember rhe health suite because of rhe excellent medical care which can be found within its walls. Mrs. Martino Semmer, school nurse, and her secretory, Mrs. Kathy Sreckel, were available to students with medical problems. They treated ailments that ranged from broken bones to headaches. Hearing, vi- sion, and tuberculin resting as well as height and weight chedss were also conducted by rhe staff of rhe health suite. Mrs. Semmer has been parr of rhe Allentown School District for nine years. Mrs Kathy Sreckel stared, I enjoy working with rhe students, and feel gratified to help them. Dieruff was lucky to hove Mrs Janet Schlichr- ing, rhe Dental Hygenisr, as a member of its supporting staff. Mrs. Schlichring checked rhe teeth of all Freshmen as well as incoming stu- dents to Dieruff Together, these women en- sured that Dieruff students were healthy and able to concentrate on their ocademic perfor monce during rhe 1986-87 school year 128 Behind The Scenes At Dieruff High School Come on, confess. You know you're guilry. Ev- eryone has done ir or leosr once. You were in rhe holl berween dosses and you found yourself wirh on unwonred piece of rrosh-rhor scrap of paper, gum wrapper, or resr you foiled. You looked around, frantically trying ro locare o rrash con so rhar you would nor hove ro carry rhar crumpled up rhing around Unforrunorely, rhere were no cons in sight Whor was one ro do? Ten minures lorer o broom headed down rhe holl and found your crumpled-up paper in some isolated corner. This was jusr one of rhe many duries rhe custodial workers were responsible for Desides sweeping up after rhe entire srudenr body, rhese dedicated peo- ple were responsible for rhe general upkeep of rhe school. This induded changing lighr-bulbs, deoning windows, and many orher roken-for-granted ser- vices. Whor were we ro do when those ever frequenr sromach grumblings began? Head ro rhe cafeteria for lunch of course! Thankful for rhe cheery faces of our cafeteria workers headed by Manager Edirh Torok, mode our lunchrimes much more enjoy- able Snack lunch or full course our sraff worked diligenrly ro satisfy even rhe mosr stubborn sromoch grumbles. Husky pride runs deep wirh our ever alerr hall security! Foo Delfield and Jim Spang hove sporred new gray and blue arrire and worked hard ro moke us oil feel secure in our school. Skirmishes quickly haired, halls cleared during dosses rhese rwo young men hove earned our respect and friendship. Ten-Four-eh Spang? THE SHOULDER DONE S CONNECTED TO THE Mr Depew insrrucrs hts srudenrs on rhe Engish nomes of rhe sMerol sysrem Great Melting Pot America has been dubbed rhe Grear Melring Por , and jusiiy so. Every year or LED rhere has been an influx of srudenrs from orher counrries. Mosr of rhese sru- denrs were nor versed in English and rhus could nor funcrion in English-speaking classes. Pupils such as rhese were enrolled in rhe English For Speakers of Orher Lan- guages course ar Dieruff. Under rhe guidance of Mr Depew and Mrs. Figueroa, many members of rhe ESOL classes were helped ro masrer English and rhen mainsrreamed inro regular class- rooms. This was accomplished rhrough indi- vidualized and small group insrrucrion wirh emphasis on developing oral skills Abour rhe ESOL program, Mr Depew commenr- ed, lr rakes a special kind of person ro wonr ro learn a language. I ger a warm feeling knowing I myself helped a srudenr ger used ro rhe many culrures of rhis grear bur confusing country of ours. NEVER FEAR. MR. D IS NEARI Mr Depew of rhe ESOL departmenr works with Moses Gonzalez ro help him understand rhe English language Above School Board Brian I Ooud, Annobetle D Creveting, Thomas W Ruhe, J Milo Sewards, Dr Wllord S Clewel, Jr. Michoel P Combs, Ronald W Skinner, Dr Cord V Grener, Normon C Ziegler Below Control Staff Robert P Klovo, Richord G Gorget, LiBon Kerns. Dr Richard Cohn, Ned R Shoemaker, C, David Mller, Dr John A McAdoms, Dr Samuel A Miller Administration Discusses Important Issues In rhe Allentown School District there ore two groups of people oversee the entire educorionol process, the ASD Central Staff and rhe School Doard The Central Staff, consisting of rhe supervisors and their assistants, deal primarily with rhe concerns of elementary schools, while others deal with rhe school system os o whole. 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PA 18100 ABenrown, PA 18100 Debbie M Stuber 517 Vine Sr Leila M Shrope 106 Sycamore Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 ABenrown, PA 18102 Jeffrey S Stump 121 S Drodford Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 Kevin West 1110 S Filbert Sr Robert G Stump 910 Lincoln Drive ABenrown. PA 18100 ABenrown, PA 18100 Sherry A Wetzel 724 N Penn Sr Raymond H Summerson III 819 S Fimore Sr ABenrown. PA 18102 ABenrown, PA 18100 Wendy S Wieser 1225 S Third Sr Alexandra P Surer 715 N Maxwel Sr ABenrown. PA 18100 ABenrown, PA 18100 Linda M Williamson 021 N Third Sr James J Szobo Jr 2107 Honover Ave ABenrown. PA 18102 ABenrown, PA 18100 Deborah R Wolfe 427 Ridge Ave Kristin L Tolaber 218 E Sourh Sr ABenrown, PA 18102 ABenrown, PA 18100 Gregory C Wotrlng 1958 Virginio Sr Kristine D Teresavoge 812 N Shermon Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 ABenrown, PA 18100 Mouneer F Younes 620 Ridge Ave Vu Q To 705 W Monrgomery Sr ABenrown, PA 18102 ABenrown, PA 18100 Eric S Young 220 E Union Sr Lisa A Tomek 127 Gordon Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 ABenrown, PA 18102 Gregory E Young 408 E Junioro Sr Heather L Treese 621 N Shermon Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 ABenrown. PA 18100 Michael R Young 2624 S Ivy Sr Jaclynne Troxell 118 W Sr John Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 Alenrown. PA 18100 Sue Ann Youngklns 1906 E Jonarhon Sr Jolene M Vlrolos 1019 E Homiron Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 Alenrown, PA 18100 Marie Yurgosky 650 Greenwood Sr Delynda M Wagner 2121 E Cedor Srreer ABenrown, PA 18100 Alenrown. PA 18100 Michelle Lee Zakluklewlcz 942 Whittier Drive Michele M Walnock 812 Quincy Sr Alenrown, PA 18100 James D Wehr 2552 S Ivy Sr Alenrown, PA 18100 Richard A Wehr 2552 S Ivy Sr Alenrown, PA 18100 Leonne M Weidner 541 S Carldon Sr Alenrown. PA 18100 Trade L Weiss 1500 S Albert Sr Alenrown, PA 18100 Paul A Wendell 744Vi N Sixrh Sr Alenrown, PA 18102 Jason M Werley 217 S Carlisle Sr ABenrown, PA 18100 ABenrown, PA 18100 150 The 1937 LED ANN US staff extends Its appreciation to those who have helped in the production of the yearbook. Mr Meilinger, Ms. Holod, and Mr Parks, for rheir support and flexibility on scheduling; Josrens represenrarive Dill O'Brien for his patience, guidance, and valuable suggestions; Mrs Shirley Verrer of Lorsran-Thomas Srudios for her efficiency with scheduling, supplies, and porrrairs; David Reese of Narionol School Srudios for prompt service of underclassmen portraits; Dieruff faculty who were roleranr of doss interruptions for picture raking ond production days, The LEADER staff for additional phoros, Mrs Jocqueiine Trexler and Edith Orringer who provided assistance with ledger records, forms, and supplies. The custodians for extra help concerning parcel posr mailings; To all the companies and patrons of the yearbook; Mr Dennis Danko for his assistance with photography and dark room hints; Advisor Mrs. Catherine Hamscher for her cooperation ond guidance as advisor Ediror-in-Chief Jason Steidel Activities Terri Kulp Kimberly Doyer Assisranr-ro-rhe-Ediror Advertising Mark Scharnitz Sports Scott Smith Advisor Catherine Hamscher Staff: Deanna Darall, Michelle Dortery, Chonral Gillerr, Lisa Harmon, Melissa Me- deric, Dan Marrow, John Paul, Danielle Shanron, Anthony Smolar, Donna Ven- dirro Copy Dawn Dreitfield Underdassmen David Dun ton Phorography Kim Page Assisranr-ro-rhe-Ediror Kimberly Doyer The LED ANNUS is a Dieruff High School annual publication Each book contains 152 pages The book is sold or the unit price of $35 00 with a total of 350 copies printed for May soles and distribution. Printing was done by Josrens Americon Yearbook Company of Topeka, Kansas. The book was printed on 80 pound srripplerone manufactured by rhe Consolidated Paper Company. Trim size was 8 1 2 by 11 inches. Main headlines were set in 18 point Korinno Bold. The body copy was 11 point Serif Gothic with captions set in 9 point Serif Gothic The contract for senior dass portraits was awarded to Lorsran-Thomas Srudios of Union, New Jersey Underclassmen formal photographs were raken by Liferouch Notional School Srudios of Allentown, Pennsylvania. Cover design and division page art was drafted by Jason Steidel as part of a staff group project. 151 Our Times Together,- Ir seemed rhor they Would losr forever. As inevitably they must, They come to a close,- And everyone their Seperare ways goes. As we look bock Into the post, We see memories that Will enhance and last. Into the future we Now must look; But to serve os o Reminder is this book. Here to keep safe For us forever Memories of Our Times Together