Greencastle Antrim High School - Conococheague Yearbook (Greencastle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1985 volume:

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No one ever walked out of Mr. Frey's class in a plateau. Greencastle has been lucky enough to have Mr. Frey for the past seventeen years. He has made psychology a favorite class among the seniors, not only this year but also in years past. ll you ever need help on a research or thesis paper, just look up Mr. Freyg he will personally escort you to the library and help you search for information. Mr. Frey, we The Senior Class of 85 , dedi- cate to you our 1985 Conocochegue. Staff photo 1984 Staff photo 1970 f ibm 1,1 After having psychology for a semester, students may develop symp- toms of stress and tension which manifest themselves in strange and bazarre forms of behavior tlettb. Mr. Frey's prescribed remedy tor these peculiar student behaviors is patience, understanding, and a batch of Christmas cookies. v sic A r- 43 f FRIENDSHIP As you begin paging through the 1985 yearbook, you will notice that many of the pictures are centered on friends. This is because we feel friendship is a very important part of high school, and that is why Friendship was chosen to be the theme of the 1985 Conocoheague. Take the time to think of the most memorable times you and your friends have had during high school. We've had a lot of good times along with some bad times and happy along with the sad, but they're all a part of friendship and the reasons we've grown close to each other over the years. We made it through those weight-lifting classes in gym, those disecting classes in biology, and the speeches in English... with friends. After we are out of school, we may not see many of the people we are around everyday. We hope many of the pictures we've chosen for the 1985 Conococheague will help you remember your friends and good times at GAHS throughout the years to come. Xfwivglfama-L V-J . I!! Q Friendship makes good times special. Remembering our friends in high school will help to keep alive the memories oi our good times at GAHS. ,+.J'? .i C: 's 3 3 ns, E , . . ' kg xx ., 1. X ENIORS, Cheeeeeese Please . ,wr ? QW 5 gs Rt 1 x . 1 we A,A, 5 AA,A 'MMU'-!...-F7' ' Tau... POSING FOR PORTRAITS Senior pictures are a big part ol the beginning of the senior year. We Seniors worry about them so much that we get all nervous over nothing. The photographers do all the work and all we do is say cheese . Cheryl Bowman ftop lettj signs in to get ready for her biggest smile yet, while Kim Lowe Cmiddlej explains the packages you may purchase. Wayne Nocton flettJ is getting his make-up applied, which is the last preparation before the pictures are linally snapped. Mike Mitchell taboveb is showing how to smile in style. ' ANNE FRIENDSHIP Keep in mind your closest friend As you read this poem through And maybe you will see how much That this friend means to you . . . A special friend is someone With whom you can share All trials and tribulations Because you know they care. lt's in this friend that you confide The secrets that you keep, And on their shoulder that you cry When over trials of life you weep. lt's for this friend that you'd be humble Admitting defeat graciously, And on this friend you could depend To treat you respectiveIyL l'm hoping you will understand Those things these words can't show. This special friend means more to you Than you will ever know. . . . Now that we are Seniors These friendships do not end. But continue on throughout our life. Good luck to you, lllly friends. By lulia A. Mickelinc SENIDRS CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS OFFICERS Cleft, lrontl Joanne Courtney, Treasurer, Tessa Beegle, Historian, Qbackh Tammy Laughlin, Secretary, Tim Schroyer, President, Wendy King, Vice President. ADVISORS Cbelowl Mr. Traynor, Mrs. Mearkle, and Mr. Kolanowski. IN MEMORY Wanda Lynn Bowers 1967 - 1974 Douglas Garner 1966 - 1982 12 Wanda Lynn Bowers Douglas Garner THE CLASS OF 1985 John Alexander Stacey Lee Anderson Gregory E. Bailey f czr 51 aemegik yi., ,ora 1 11 vw QW emi, i . e was ww Thomas Baker Tony Barber John Alexander October 4 John's favorite high school class was wood shop. He also enjoyed going to school dances. John likes to play the guitar and he wants to be a lead guitarist for a rock band after high school. Stacey Lee Anderson November 7 - Chorale lg Terra Club: Pep Club, A.F.S. Stacey enioys hunting, horseback riding,f watching tractor pulls, cooking, sewing, and going to the mountains. Her favorite class was home economics. After high school, Stacey wants to find a iob, settle down in the mountains, and start a family. Gregory E. Bailey June 5 - Beetle Greg enjoys hunting and fishing. During his freshman and sophomore years, Greg won first prize for his entry in the Science Fair. He also won the Algebra ll academic award in his sophomore year. After graduation Greg plans to enter a four year college to study law. Thomas Baker November 11- Bake - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 23 Track and Field 1, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorale 15 County Choir 2, 3, 43 Choralaires 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Jazz Rock Ensemble 2, 3 Tom's favorite class was gym and his favorite activities were basketball and cross country. He was a member of the Cross Country championship teams in high school. He also enjoys singing, collecting coins, and sports. His future plans are undecided. Tony Barber June 5 - Barber - Football 3 Tony likes to hunt and fish. After high school he plans to join the Army and then get a good job. Andy Barbuzanes October 21 - Wrestling 1, 3, 45 Football 1, 35 Baseball 3 Andy has received letters in wrestling, football and baseball. His favorite high school class was social studies and his favorite activity was wrestling. Andy likes to hunt and have a good time. In the future he plans to go to college. Clinton E. Barnes April 19 - Barney - Soccer 1, 4 CIinton's favorite parts of high school were math and playing soccer. ln his spare time, he enjoys hunting and fishing. After graduation, he is planning to continue his military career. Timothy Scott Barr December 15 - Scott Scott enjoyed attending football games and the Industrial Arts Show. His favorite high school classes were metal shop and wood shop. Scott hopes to be a heavy equipment operator and excavator. Tina M. Barr August 16 - Tein - Homecoming Banner Committee 25 Magazine Captian. Tina's favorite subject was home economics. Her favorite activity was volleyball. Her hobbies include horseback riding, roller skating, and outside work. Tina would like to get a job as a nurse and have a happy family, Amy lo Bartola April 29 - Concert Choir 2, 45 History Club 13 Ecology Club 45 PYEA 43 Newspaper 45 Student Council 45 School Chorale 1 Amy's favorite class was Mrs. MaxwelI's Latin ll. She also enjoyed school choir. Her hobbies are tennis and playing the piano. Amy plans to go to college to major in premedicine and help as many people as she can. Tony Baugh November 29 - Football 35 Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Tony enjoyed study halls and football during high school. His outside interests include hunting and cars. Tony plans to join the army after graduation. Andy Barbuzanes Timothy Scott Barr Amy Jo Bartola l Donnie Beaver Kevin Edward Beaver Tessa Sue Beegle Earl Bennett Helena Lee Bennett Donnie Beaver lanuary 3 - Beaver Donnie enjoyed study halls in the library and lunch. He also enjoys hunting, fishing, and goofing off. Donnie plans to be a truck driver. Kevin Edward Beaver February 28 - Beav - Football 1, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Kevin enjoys sports and hunting. His favorite high school subject was metal shop and he also liked playing baseball. Kevin has received letters in baseball, football, and basket- ball. After high school, Kevin hopes to get a job welding or working in a machine shop. Bonnie Becker luly 7 -Student Council 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Track and Field 1, 21 Honor Society 3, 43 Magazine Captain 2, 3, Cheese and Sausage Captain 3 Bonnie was awarded third place her sophomore year in the Science Fair. She also received a scholastic award in her sophomore and junior years. Bonnie's favorite class was psychology and her favorite activity was cross country. After graduation, Bonnie plans to major in computer science at Shippensburg University. Tessa Sue Beegle September 5 - Tess - PYEA 3, 4, Homecoming Banner Committee 31 Student Council 3, 4: Magazine Captain 3, 43 Prom Decorating Committee 3: Newspaper Copy Editor 4g Class Historian 4 Tessa's favorite classes were shorthand, accounting, typing, and biology. Her favorite activity was PYEA. Tessa received Honor Roll Awards in both her sophomore and junior years. She enjoys swimming and reading in her spare time. Tess plans to continue her education at a business school to become a legal secretary, or major in accounting at college. Earl Bennett luly 5 - Basketball 23 Soccer 2 Earl enjoyed playing basketball and study halls in high school. He also enjoys hunting and playing sports in his spare time. ln the future, Earl would like to find a good paying job, settle down, and start a family. Helena lee Bennett September 26 - Helen - Library Aide 1: History Club 3 Helen's favorite classes in high school were psychology and American history. She also enjoys horseback riding and traveling. Helen received an honorable mention in the Science Fair. Her plans for the future are undecided. Carley Bingaman July 17 Carley's favorite classes were home economics and sales. She also enjoyed going to the football and basketball games. Carley likes to play basketball and water ski. Her plans for the future are undecided. Richard L. Bingaman April 12 - Rick - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Rick's favorite high school class was civics. His favorite activity was going to football games. He also enjoys hunting, fishing, and sports. Rick's future plans are to get a job and buy a new car. Stacey Bingaman March 23 - Football 13 Trackg Cross Country, County Band: Field Band, Choirg County Choir Stacey's favorite subject was probability and statistics. His favorite activity was track. Stacey enjoys cars, hunting, fishing, camping, and sports as his hobbies. His future plans are to go on to college and possibly major in engineering. Wendy Kay Bingaman March 23 - Bing - Soccer 2, 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling MGR. 3, 43 Softball 1 Wendy enjoyed typing in high school. She also enjoyed singing, being with friends, twirling her rifle, playing soccer, and going to football games, wrestling matches, and track meets. Wendy plans to get a job and go to Hagerstown Business College. Beckie lo Binkley September 9 Beckie enjoyed math and shorthand classes in high school. She made Honor Roll in her junior year. Out of school, Beckie enjoys swimming. Her future plans are to get a job and get married. She would also like to travel around the world. Brian M. Binkley December 19 - Spike - Field Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 'Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Brian enjoyed psychology class during high school. He also enjoyed baseball, in which he lettered and received a BML Patch for the team's BML Championship in 1984. His hobbies are baseball, playing back yard sports, swimming and being with his friends. Brian plans to go to college and work toward achieving a C.P.A. license. 16 Carley Bingaman Richard L. Bingaman Stacey Bingaman Wendy Kay Bingaman Beckie lo Binkley Brian M. Binkley David Lynn Binkley Tammy Lou Blough Dale Bonebrake Brian Keith Bitner Michele Blubaugh Cherylann K. Bowman David Lynn Binkley August 1 - Bink - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 4 David's favorite activity was football and his favorite class was metal shop, His hobbies include hunting, fishing, and sports. David received second place for a roll cabinet in the Science Fair. He would like to get a good job after graduation. Brian Keith Bitner lune 5 Brian's favorite high school classes were art and wood shop. In his spare time he likes to collect match book covers and stamps. After graduation, he plans to go into the Air Force and later become a commercial artist. Tammy Lou Blough lune 26 - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Tammy's favorite class was math and her favorite activity was Vowlech. She enjoys horseback riding in her spare time. Tammy's future plans are undecided. Michele Blubaugh luly 5 Michele's favorite high school class was home economics. Horseback riding is one of her favorite activities. Michele plans to attend Barbizon Modeling School and then to marry Dave and have a family Dale Bonebrake September 1 Dale's favorite high school class was math. His hobbies include roller skating and biking. After graduation Dale plans to go to Hagerstown lunior College to study radiologic technology and then practice in the medical field as an X-Ray technician. Cherylann K. Bowman October 8 - Cheryl - Choir 1, 2, 33 Band Front 2, 3, 4, Student Council lg Prom Committee 33 Yearbook, Production Editor4 Cheryl enjoys horseback riding, singing, twirling, and reading. Her favorite classes were English and typing. Cheryl's favorite activity was band front, After high school she would like to go to a two year business school and become a legal secretary or legal assistant. 17 W. Donald Bracken March 1 - Don - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Don liked his civics class and going to football games during high school, His future plans are to spend four years in the army, get a job as an aviation mechanic, and settle down. Lori Diane Brenneman August 30- Lori - Homecoming Committee 43 PYEA3 Yearbook Staff 4. Lori's favorite high school class was accounting. She also enjoyed going to football games. Away from school she enjoys watching TV and babysitting. Lori plans to become a travel agent. Edwin l. Bricker lanuary 8 - Eddie Eddie's favorite class was math. In his sophomore year he won second place in the Science Fair. He likes basketball and cycle riding in his spare time. Eddie plans to be a grocery store manager. Eric Lee Buchanan September 26 - Band 1, 2 Eric received second place lor his Science Fair entry in his junior year. His favorite hobbies are hunting and fishing. After high school, Eric plans to join the US Air Force. Sonya Sue Burkett January 11 -Suzie Q Sue's favorite subjects in high school were art and biology. Her favorite activity was going to football and basketball games. She enjoys listening to the radio in her spare time. Sue plans to get a job, settle down, and live happily ever after. Brian E. Burkholder September 4 Brian's hobbies are hunting and fishing. His favorite class was biology. Alter graduation he plans to attend college and major in biology. .ME W. Donald Bracken Edwin l. Bricker Sonya Sue Burkett , E 9 , ll Annita L. Capouellez Barbara Ann Carbaugh Kimberly Ann Carbaugh Susan Ann Carbaugh Ian Carmack Richard Carty Annita L. Capouellez August 17 - Nita - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Front Rifles 2, 3, 43 Rifle Captain 43 Choir 2, 3, 4 Annita's favorite high school subjects were art and biology. Her favorite activity was band front. She also likes twirling her rifle, dating, dances, and hiking in her spare time. Annita plans to go to college to become a physical therapist's assistant and later get married. Barbara Ann Carhaugh March 7 - Barb - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Barb enjoyed Mr. Duncan's math class in high school. Her favorite activity was Voelech. Barb also enjoys riding bikes and playing badminton. After high school she plans to get married, and to someday open her own beauty salon. Kimberly Ann Carbaugh December 18 - Kim - PYEA 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 3, 43 lunior Editor 33 Homecoming Banner Committee 2, 3, 43 Student Council 15 History Club 1, 25 Prom Decorating Committee 35 Newspaper Staff 4 Kim's favorite subject in high school was psychology. She also enjoyed going to football and basketball games. ln her spare time Kim likes bicycling and reading. After graduation she would like to get a job and maybe further her education. Susan Ann Carbaugh May 19 - Sue Sue enjoyed working as a candy striper during high school. She also likes to bowl in her spare time. Sue plans to attend LPN school in the tall and then work in an area hospital. lan Carmack December 28 - Field band 1, 3, 43 Choralaires 2, 3, 43 District Choir 35 Regional Choir 35 County Choir 31 Drama Club 3 lan's favorite high school subject was psychology. He also enjoyed being a member of the choir. lan's hobbies are electronics and science. After graduation he plans to go to college and major in electronics or computers. Richard Carty January 31 - Football 1 Richard's favorite high school class was drafting. ln his spare time he enjoys hunting and he likes to play the guitar. After high school Richard plans to get a job in carpentry and play the bass in a band. Joy Diane Christman September 5 - Softball 2, 3 Joy's favorite subject was typing, Her hobbies include softball, swimming, and jogging. Joy plans to become a legal secretary and get married in the near future, Kim Christman September 16 - Cross Country 2, 33 Track 33 Magazine captain 3, 43 Student Council 4 Kim's favorite high school class was psychology. Her favorite activity was cross country. Kim received third place her sophomore year and first place her junior year for her Science Fair projects. Kim plans to go to college for computer science. Carlene D. Cook December 18 V Hockey 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating Committee 33 Football Stat 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Student Council 43 lntermural Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Banner Committee 2, 33 Homecoming Committee 43 Varsity Club 13 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 Carlene's favorite high school class was psychology and her favorite activity was swimming. She also enjoys babysitting, playing softball, and running around with friends. Carlene received letters in track, swimming, hockey, and two as a football statislician. She also received an honorable mention in the Science Fair her freshman year. Carlene plans to go to Shippensburg University and be on the swim team. Melinda Cordell June 10 - Missy - Class President CJ. Buchananj 3 Missy moved to Greencastle this year from James Buchanan. Her favorite high school class was gym and her favorite activity was attending the dances, She enjoys drawing, dancing, and running around. In the future Missy would like to become a beautician. Joanne Arlene Courtney December 6 - Volleyball 13 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Chairman 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club Officer 33 Class Secretary 23 Homecoming Princess 23 Soccer Stat. 2, 3, 4 Joanne's favorite high school class was psychology and her favorite activity was cheerleading. ln the future Joanne plans to go to college to study child psychology. Steven E. Cowen May 24 - Steve Steve's favorite class was wood shop. He also enjoys going hunting and fishing. After high school he plans to get a job. Joy Diane Christman Carlene D. Cook Joanne Arlene Courtney Steven E. Cowen imberly Sue Creager Pamela Sue Crider Tim Crouse John Alvin Davis Kevin Davis Jacqueline Susann Deshong Kimberly Sue Creager November 18 - Kim - Basketball 33 French Club 1, 33 Library Aide 1 Kim's favorite subject was typing and her favorite activity was French Club. One of her hobbies is bowling. After high school Kim plans to get a job and settle down. Pamela Sue Crider April 23 - Pam Pam's favorite high school subjects were English and psychology. She also enjoyed the junior class trip to Washington. Pam's hobbies are reading, and football. She plans to attend Hagerstown Junior College after graduation. Tim Crouse August 17 Tim's favorite class in high school was art. He also enjoyed going to the school dances. Tim likes to drum, play guitars, and listen to heavy metal. Tim's plans for the future are undecided. John Alvin Davis May 24 - Johnny - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4 John's favorite subject was psychology. His favorite activity was football. John has received three letters for football and one for basketball. John enjoys sports and spending time with his girlfriend. John plans to go to college at Shippensburg University to major in computer science. Kevin Davis July 23 Kevin's favorite high school classes were metal shop and wood shop. He enjoys motorcycling, fishing, and hunting in his spare time, Kevin plans to be a truck driver in the future. Jacqueline Susann Deshong July 3 -Jackie - Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Jazz Rock Ensemble 1, 23 Track and Field 1, 23 J.V. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Field Hockey 43 French Club 33 Band Front 2, 33 European Tour 33 Newspaper Staff 43 Football Stat. 1, 2, 3 Jackie's favorite subject in high school was French. Her favorite activity was basketball. She also likes to play basketball and go horseback riding in her spare time. ln her freshman year, Jackie recieved an honorable mention in the Science Fair. She was also recognized in Whos Who Among American High School Students and received a letter for basketball in her junior year. Jackie plans to attend college to study merchandising. Jennifer Jayne Deshong July 3 -Jenny - Marching Band 1, 2, 3: Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Band Front 2, 3, 4, Rifle Captain 43 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Jenny's favorite subject in high school was psychology and her favorite activity was basketball. She also enjoys basket- ball and horseback riding in her spare time. Jenny lettered in basketball in her junior year. In the future Jenny plans to attend H.J.C. for one year and then study at Allegheny Community College to become a dental technician. Monica Sue Downin April 1 A Student Council 15 Magazine Captain 1, 2, 31 Field Hockey 35 Homecoming Banner Committee 1, 2 Monica's favorite class was home economics. Her favorite activity was field hockey. Her hobbies are swimming and field hockey. Alter high school Monica plans to attend Hagerstown Business College and become a medical secretary. Melanie lune Eberly June 7 - History Club 23 Yearbook Business Staff 3, Copy Editor 4, PYEA 45 Drama Club 4 Melanie's favorite high school class was retail sales and her favorite activity was talking. Her hobbies are cooking, swimming, skiing, and waterskiing. After graduation Melanie plans to major in criminal justice at college and become an FBI agent. Teresa Joy Eberly May 9 - Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 History Club Secretary 1, 23 Prom Committee, Honor Society 3, 45 Class Historian 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Princess 1 Teresa's favorite high school subject was home economics and her favorite activity was field hockey. She also enjoys horseback riding in her spare time. After graduation, Teresa plans to attend Hagerstown Business College and, as always, spend time with Alan. Jeffrey L. Ehersole February 15 - Jeff - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4 Jeff liked playing basketball in high school and his favorite subject was P.0.D. He received one letter in basketball and three letters in soccer. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. Alter graduation, Jeff plans to go to college for law enforcement. Matthew David Ellis November 11 A Matt - Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Matt's favorite high school subject was math. He enjoyed playing baseball and received a letter during his junior year. His hobbies include hunting, sports, and collecting baseball pennants. In the future Matt hopes to find a good paying job in the field of electronics. Jennifer Jayne Deshong ,awww a Melanie June Eberly 3 i. .. I . .W Jeffrey L. Ebersole Matthew David Ellis Bobby Evans s Na Michele Diann Faith 1 t iv Travis Fisher Gary L. Friese ff Dennis E. Embly September 2 Dennis enjoys working on cars, hunting, and fishing. His favorite class was math. Dennis plans to get out of the army and get a good paying job so he can travel. Bobby Evans September 26 - Bob Bob's favorite high school class was biology. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, and golfing. After high school, Bob plans to join the Air Force. Chris Faith January 1 - Football 1 Chris enjoyed wood and metal shop classes during high school. He enjoys sports in his spare time. After high school, he plans to join the army. Michele Diann Faith April 6 - Cheerleading 1, Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, County Band 2, 33 Choir 2, 3, 45 Choralaires Z, 3, 43 County Choir 2, 3, 4, Track 3 MicheIe's favorite high school subject was advanced biology and she especially enjoyed being a member of the choir. In her junior year she lettered in track. Michele enjoys playing the piano. She plans to go to college to major in hospital administration. - Travis Fisher May 14 -Animal - Football 2, 3, 4 Travis enjoyed his Wood ll class and he received third place for a corner cabinet in the lndustrial Arts Show. He also enjoyed playing football. In his spare time Travis likes football and riding bikes. Travis plans to get a good job and have as much fun as possible after high school. Gary l. Friese October 31 - Football 1, 35 Track 1, 2, 33 Cross Country 2 Gary's favorite class was civics and his favorite high school activity was football. His hobbies are water skiing and hunting. Gary plans to stay in the automotive field and to later get married and raise a family. Christina Marie Canoe August 27 - Christy - Ecology Club 35 History Club 35 Yearbook, Editor-ln-Chief 4 Christy was on the Honor Roll in high school. She enioyed shorthand class and her favorite activity was working on the yearbook. She also likes to cook. Christy's plans for the future are undecided. Scott E. Gelsinger October 30 - Gels - Soccer 2, 3, 45 l.V. Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Scott's favorite high school class was psychology. His favorite activity was soccer and he was a member of the Public Opinion All-Star soccer team. Scott's hobbies include hunting, fishing, and sports. His future plans are undecided. Traci Gess November 18 - VICA 2, 3, 45 DECA 2, 3, 45 History Club 1 Traci's favorite class was P.0.D. and she enioys reading. After high school Traci plans to maior in business at Hagerstown lunior College. Belinda K. Gibble March 8 - Belin - Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Soccer Stat. Z, 3, 45 Track 25 Band 1, 25 Volleyball 15 Prom Committee 35 Yearbook Staff 4 Belinda was recognized in Whos Who Among American High School Students and was a member of the squad that won the Franklin County's Best Cheerleaders competition. Her favorite subject was psychology and she enjoyed cheerlead- ing. She also likes swimming, dances, and shopping. Belinda plans to go to business school and she would like to be a travel agent. Kenneth Harness September 20 V Ken - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band 3, 45 Jazz Rock Ensemble 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir 2, 3, 45 Choralaires 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 2, 3, 45 District Chorus 3, 4 Ken enioyed band competitions and his favorite subiect was probability and statistics. Ken also enjoys motorcycle riding and all types of aviation. He received two honorable mentions and one second place for Science Fair. Ken plans to go to college to get an aviation degree and then go to the Air Force Test Pilot School. Lori Ann Harshman lanuary 26 - Harshfield - French Club 15 Chorale 15 History Club Vice President 1, 25 PYEA 15 National Honor Society 3, 4 Lori's favorite class was trigonometry. She received an honorable mention in eleventh grade for Science Fair. Her hobbies are bee keeping, horseback riding, and elephant collecting. ln the future Lori hopes to have a career in veterinary medicine. Christina Marie Ganoe Traci Gess Kenneth Harness Scott E. Gelsinger Belinda K. Gibble Lori Ann Harshman W Scott Harshman Sharon Heetner Dallas Helfrick Gary Lee Helfrick 5 GW8lld0lyIl S. Helflldf Angela Henry Scott Harshman May 22 - Football 43 Wrestling 3, 43 FFAg VICA Scott's favorite part of high school was Vo-Tech. He also enjoys farming and tractor pulls. After graduation Scott plans to attend an agricultural college. Sharon Heefner June 22 Sharon's favorite subject was advanced biology. Her hobby is photography. Sharon plans to attend Penn State to major in dairy production and dairy herd nutrition and then continue working in the dairy farming industry. Dallas Helfrick August 21 - Cross Country 1, 2 Dallas liked his algebra class in high school and his favorite activity was cross country. He enjoys sports in his spare time. Dallas plans to get a job and work alter high school. Gary Lee Helfrick December 7 - Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 33 Wallops Island 2 Gary's favorite subject in high school was biology. His favorite activity was choir. He also enjoys singing, hunting, fishing, and woodworking. In the future Gary plans to do something with woodworking or machine shop. Gwendolyn S. Helfrick September 19 - Gwen , Gwen's favorite high school subject was shorthand. Her hobbies are reading and horseback riding. Gwen plans to go to Bible college or get a job and get married. Angela Henry September 11 - Ann - History Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Student Council 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 4, Volleyball lg Basketball 15 Honor Society 3, 41 Yearbook 3, 4 Angela's favorite subject was psychology. She also liked going to dances. ln her spare time she enjoys shopping for clothes and traveling. Angela received third place in the Science Fair her freshmen year and she received the Civics Award of Achievement. She was also highest and second highest salesperson for class fund raisers her sophomore and junior years. Angela plans to attend Central Penn Business School for a two year course to be a travel agent. Destry A. Hepfer May 24 - Destro - History Club 1, 2, 33 Football 3: Destry's favorite subject was math. He also liked going to school dances. He enjoys music and riding motorcycles. Destry is a private in the U.S. Army. After graduation he plans to stay in the army to become an Airborne Ranger and get married. Michael Hessong August 24 - Mike - Soccer 2, 3, 45 Magazine Captain 13 Yearbook Stall 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 4 Mike's favorite classes were math and biology. His hobbies include soccer, catching crayfish, reading, girls, and listening to the radio. Mike enlisted in the United States Marine Corp during high school. After graduation he will join the corp as a private first class. In the future Mike also hopes to get married. Terra Lynn Hoch August 31 - Terri - Track and Field 1, 23 Marching Band 1, 23 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 Terra's favorite high school subject was World Cultures and her favorite activity was choir. Terra likes to read and play raquetball. After high school Terra plans to become an accountant. Regina Houpt September 2 Regina's favorite class was graphic arts. She also enjoyed the junior class trip to Washington. Her hobbies include listening to the radio and animals. Regina plans to become a certified public accountant and a homemaker. Patricia I. Hudson May 11 - Patty - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Choralaires 3, 43 Chorale 13 PYEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 33 National Honor Society Treasurer 3, 4, Basketball 1, 21 Student Council 1, Z, 3, 43 Prom Decorating Committee 3 Patty's favorite subject was psychology and her favorite activity was field band. She also enjoys singing and going out with friends. Patty plans to attend college to be a secondary teacher. Michelle lohns April 7 - Cheerleading 13 Hockey 2, 3, 43 French Club 1 Michelle's iavorite subject was psychology. Field hockey was her favorite activity. She lettered in hockey her junior and senior years. She also likes to go skiing, ice skating, and dancing. Michelle plans to move lar away from Greencastle and become a real estate broker. 2 Pvt, Destry A. Hepfer Michael Hessong L Terra Lynn Hoch Regina Houpt Patricia 1. Hudson Michelle Johns Kevin Johnson Ricky Johnson Sherri Johnson Troy Johnson I I Derek WSSIBV Jones Anthony Wayne Jordan Kevin Johnson March 28 - Chief Kevin's favorite subject was history. His hobbies are reading and hunting. Kevin plans to join the Army after high school. Ricky Johnson April 5 - Rick Rick's favorite class was metal shop. Cars are his hobby. ln the future Rick plans to have his own body shop. Sherri Johnson December 4 - Student Council 1, 2, Secretary 4, Cross Country 23 Library Aide 1, 25 Prom Waitress 23 Yearbook Staff 4, Vo-Tech Yearbook Staff 3, FFA Secretary 33 Band Front Silk Line 23 Drama Club 1, 4 Sherri's favorite subjects are retail sales and drafting. She also enjoyed student council and working on the yearbook. Sherri was recognized in Who's Who Among American High School Students and she was Greencastle-Antrim's represen- tative at the Keystone Girls State in 1984. Her hobbies are crafts and hunting. After graduation Sherri plans to start her own greenhouse and florist shop. Troy Johnson March 11 Troy's favorite class was shop, He also enjoyed the football games during high school. Troy's hobbies are sports, photography, and gardening. His plans for the future are undecided. Derek Wesley Jones October 11 - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Jazz Rock Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2 Derek's favorite subject was probability and statistics. His favorite activity was marching band. Derek received honor- able mentions in his freshman, sophomore, and junior years for Science Fair, He also received the Algebra Award. He enjoys tennis, going to rock concerts, and swimming. Derek plans to go to college to become a pharmacist. Anthony Wayne Jordon September 27 - Tony - Football 1, 2, 35 Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Vo-Tech Welding 2, 3, 4 Tony's favorite subject in high school was math. He also likes hunting, fishing, and sports in his spare time. Tony's future plans are undecided. Bruce Michael Karinshak February 16- Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 41 Track and Field 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4 Bruce's favorite high school activity was cross country. He enjoys running and coin collecting. He received second place for Science Fair his junior year and Most Valuable Runner his junior year. Bruce's future plans are undecided. Sherry Ann Keller May 4 -Cheerleading 13 History Club 1, 23 Student Council 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 3, Junior Homecoming Princess, Magazine Captain 1, 23 Homecoming Banner Committee 33 Prom Decorating Committee 3 Sherry's favorite subject in high school was psychology. After graduation she plans to get a good job, marry a wealthy man, and travel. Steven L. Keller May 18 - Field Band 43 Drama Club 3, 45 Newspaper 43 Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 43 Choralaires 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 4 Steve's favorite class was psychology and his favorite activity was Drama Club. He enjoys drawing cartoons, writing, and reading. Steve lettered in soccer and band. In the future he plans to go to either Embry I Riddle School for aviation or to l.I.T. Mark llllen Kelley May 11 - Football 1 Mark's favorite subject was English. He likes going hunting and motorcycle riding. Mark plans to get a job after graduation to make the bucks . Wendy Sue King March 31 - Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 41 Choralaires 3, 43 Class Vice President 3 Wendy's favorite subject was psychology. She also enjoyed playing softball and received three letters in this sport during high school. After graduation Wendy plans to go to college to major in accounting. Elizabeth Lynn Kirkpatrick lune 5 - Beth - Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Newspaper Staff 41 Field Hockey 41 Chorale 1 Beth was recognized in Who's Who Among American High School Students. She particularly enjoyed French class and psychology in school and her outside interests include snow skiing and swimming. ln the future Beth plans to attend college and major in advertising. Bruce Michael Karinshak Steven L. Keller Wendy Sue King Elizabeth Lynn Kirkpatrick IU' ,744 Pvt. Richard A. Kline Daniel Brooks Knight 5 2 t Matthew Joseph Koons Bryan Kozain Julie L. Kuglel' I Chris Kuhn Richard A. Kline January 29 - Rick - Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorale 1, 2, 33 Choralaires 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Jazz Rock Ensemble 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 District Chorus 2 Rick's favorite class was art and his favorite activity was choir. His hobbies include art, music, painting, singing, and spending money. Rick will finish training for the army at Fort Leonard Wood, Montana, after graduation. His future plans may also include going to an art school or joining the army full time. Daniel.Brooks Knight June 16 - Dan - Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorale 1, 23 Choralaires 2, 3, 43 Field Band 2, 3, 43 Jazz Rock Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 District Chorus 2, 33 Regional Chorus 23 County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Dan's favorite class was psychology and his favorite activity was field band. Music and sports top his list of many hobbies. After graduation Dan plans to go to college to major in music, Matthew Joseph Koons January 29 A Matt - Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 13 Football 1 Matt's favorite high school subject was art. He also enjoyed track, wrestling, and flirting with the girls. Matt plans to join the U.S. Air Force after graduation. Bryan Kozain August 11 - Sleep - J.V Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Bryan's favorite parts of high school were math and basketball. During his junior year he lettered in basketball. Bryan plans to keep on working after high school. Julie L. Kugler May 15 - Cheerleading 13 History Club 1, 23 Student Council 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 33 Magazine Captain3 Prom Decorating Committee 33 Homecoming Banner Committee 3 Julie's favorite subject was psychology. Her favorite activities include reading, bicycling, and swimming. Julie would like to have a successful business career after high school. Chris Kuhn April 28 Chris' favorite class was wood shop. His hobbies include trapping and auto mechanics. Chris plans to join the service after graduation and his future plans may include a military career. Dena Marie Lenharr March 19 - French Club 13 Track 33 Hockey 43 Student Council 4. Dena's favorite high school class was shorthand and her favorite activity was hockey. Outside school she also enjoys skating. Dena plans to continue working alter high school and she is thinking about a move to California. Brad Lehman December 15 Brad's favorite high school class was Vo-Tech math, His hobbies include cycle riding, wood working, hunting, fishing, and camping. After graduation Brad plans to continue his work as a mechanic or start a business of his own with his friend. Tammy Faye Laughlin January 27 -Tam - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Front 2, 3, 43 Silk Co-Captain 33 Silk Captain 43 Concert Choir 2, 3, 43 County Choir 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey 23 Drama Club 33 Class Secretary 3. Tammy's favorite high school subjects were psychology and advanced biology, Her favorite activities were band front and softball. Tammy also enjoys waterskiing, making people smile, having fun, spending time with her friends, and going out with Nick, Tammy plans to attend nursing school, become a registered nurse, and work in pediatrics. Rae Dawn Lesher October 26 - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Jazz Rock Ensemble 3, 43 Track 33 Newswriter for Focus 4. Rae Dawn's favorite class was advanced biology and her favorite activity was marching band. She enjoys swimming, horseback riding, and spending time with her friends. After graduation Rae Dawn would like to attend college and become a registered nurse. Jacqueline Leyva January 24 - Jackie - Field Hockey 2, 3, 4j Basketball 13 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 Executive Committee 3. Jackie came to Greencastle this year from Waynesboro. During high school her favorite class was psychology and her favorite activity was field hockey. She received awards in field hockey, basketball, and volleyball. Her interests outside school include sports and horseback riding. After graduation Jackie would like to get a job and go to college, Scott Lindsay February 25 - Babe Scott enjoyed his English classes and Vo-Tech activities during high school. He also likes motorcycling and hunting. In the future Scott would like to go into a career in air conditioning and refrigeration. NN. J l . Dena Marie Lenharr Brad Lehman Tammy Faye Laughlin Rae Dawn Lesher Jacqueline Leyva Scott Lindsay Edward Allen Martin Michelle L. Matthews Denise Marie McCarney Shawn M. McClain Robert Mellotl Scott Mellott Edward Allen Marlin August 10 - Ed Ed enjoyed metal shop during high school. He also enjoys hunting, fishing, and archery. His plans for the future are undecided. Michelle L. Matthews March 1 - Banner Committee 35 Prom Decorating Committee 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Student Council Representa- tive 3, 45 PYEA 3, 4 . Michelle's favorite classes were shorthand and home eco- nomics. Her favorite activity was PYEA and helping with children. She enjoys swimming, bowling, and boating. In the future Michelle plans to seek employment in the secretarial field and later get married and raise a family. ' Denise Marie McCarney luly 8 - Student Council 35 PYEA 3, 4 I Denise's favorite subject was vocational home economics. She also enjoys doing things with children, horseback riding, and being with her friends. Alter graduation Denise would like to find a full time job and later get married and raise a family. Shawn M. McClain March 15 -Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, lazz Rock Ensemble 2, 3, 45 County Band 1, 2, 3, 45 District Band 2, 3, 45 Wizard of Oz Pit Band 25 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 3, 45 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorale 1, Shawn particularly enjoyed his psychology classes and going on band trips during high school. In his spare time he enjoys music. After high school Shawn plans to go to luniata College to become a doctor. Robert Mellot March 16 - Robbie - Football 1 Robbie received an honorable mention in the Science Fair during high school. Math was his favorite subject and his lavorite activities were attending the football and basketball games and the school dances. His interests outside school are fire fighting and hunting. Alter graduation Robbie hopes to become a professional firefighter. Scott Mellot August 11 - Soccer 2, 3, 4. Scott's favorite high school class was history. He also enjoyed playing soccer. His hobbies are soccer and hunting. Scott would like to go to college alter high school. 31 Patrick E. Messina November 3 - Pat - Football 1, 2, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 County Choir 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 25 Chorale 15 County Band 25 lazz Rock Ensemble 15 National Honor Society Pat's favorite high school subject was psychology. His favorite activities were baseball and football. During his sophomore year he received an honorable mention for his entry in the Science Fair. After high school Pat plans to go to college and major in engineering. Kevin 1. Meyers lune 4 - JJ. - Choral 15 Soccer 1, 2, 3: Choir 2, 3, 4 Kevin's favorite high school class was psychology and his favorite activity was soccer. ln his sophomore and junior years he received letters for soccer. Kevin enjoys playing the piano, listening to music, and reading adventure and mystery stories. ln the future Kevin plans to attend college for a degree in business management, Julia Ann Mickelinc luly 24 - lulie - PYEA 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Magazine Captain 35 Cheese and Sausage 35 Library Aide 1 luIie's favorite high school subjects were psychology, home economics, and art. ln her junior year, she and Tammy Sanchez won the grand prize in the Egg Flight Project. Her favorite activity was going to the football games. In her spare time she likes to read, write poetry, go bike riding, and swim. lulie plans to attend computer school and get a job as a computer technician. Later on she would like to become a fashion designer, get married, and start a family. Brenda Kay Miller August 10 - Chorale 15 History Club 1, 2, 35 Ecology Club 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Photo Editor 45 Bible Club 4 Brenda's favorite class was psychology and her favorite activity was history club. During high school she received an honorable mention for her Science Fair project. Her interests include reading and stamp collecting. After graduation Brenda plans to go to college to be a computer programmer. Denise Elaine Miller March 3 - Homecoming Banner Committee 15 French Club 1 Denise's favorite high school class was shorthand. She also enjoys playing baseball and basketball, swimming, and reading. After high school Denise would like to find a full time secretarial job and get married. Wendy Sue Miller July 10 Wendy's favorite high school class was accounting and her favorite activity was volleyball. She also enjoys bike riding, swimming, and water skiing. ln the future Wendy would like to attend a college or business school. Y X X Patrick E. Messina Kevin l. Meyers fU Julia Ann Mickelinc Brenda Kay Miller Denise Elaine Miller Wendi' Sue Mille' i mf ' r . .uf . :1'..jf. riTifff2'?i,w Brian Mowen LeRoy Mowen l . .N Patricia A. Mull Barry Allen Murray Michael C. Mitchell April 3 - Mitch Michael's favorite high school class was civics and his favorite activity was study hall. Among his many interests he includes bike riding, swimming, playing the saxophone, raquetball, football, and reading. After graduation Michael would like to take some computer courses and go into the ministry. Brian Mowen April 6 - BM - Track: Choirg Band, County Band, Basketball, County Chorusg Chorale Brian's favorite class was advanced biology and his favorite activity was track. During high school he received the Musicianship Award for band and took second place in the BMC and filth place in the District for discus. Brian enjoys collecting Medieval weapons. His plans for the future are undecided. Keith Mowen March 1 - Wolf - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Keith's favorite high school class was math and his favorite activity was girl-watching. He enjoys motorcycle riding. ln the future Keith would like to be a professional firefighter in New York City. LeRoy Mowen April 30 LeRoy's favorite high school class was math and he enjoyed going to the football games. He also likes to hunt and fish. After graduation LeRoy plans to join the Air Force. Patricia A. Mull November 23 - Patti - Student Councilg Bookstore 2, 3 Patti's favorite high school class was math, and her favorite activity was working at the bookstore. Her interests outside school include swimming. After high school Patti would like to get a job in foods and raise a family. Barry Allen Murray March 10 - Too Tall - Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Barry enjoyed his math classes and playing baseball during high school. He received an honorable mention in the Science Fair. His hobbies are hunting and collecting baseball cards, Barry's plans for the future are undecided. Richard Allen Musselman August 25 Richard's favorite class was math and his favorite activity was going to the school dances. He also enjoys motorcycling and playing football. Richard's future plans are undecided. Joe Myerly May 22 loe's favorite class was metal shop, During Metal I he received first place in the industrial Arts Fair. He enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time. In the future he plans to go into the field of diesel mechanics. Amy Michelle Myers March 31 - Amos - Chorale 13 Concert Choir 3, 45 Choralaires 4 Amy enjoyed Mrs. Brindle's sales class and her favorite high school activity was choir. Her hobbies include watching TV, collecting dolls, singing, and talking on the phone. Amy plans to go to Hagerstown lunior College after graduation, become a nurse, and later get her B.S. degree. Angela Myers October 10 - Angel - Student Council 13 French Club 13 Volleyball lg Basketball Manager 13 Vo-Tech 2, 3, 41 VICA Angel's favorite high school class was psychology and her favorite activity was Vo-Tech. She enjoys swimming, skiing, and listening to the radio. In the future Angel plans to go to college, then get married and have a family. lay Myers lune 16 lay's favorite high school class was math. He enjoys listening to music and sports. In the future he plans to continue his job in a machine shop or go to a two year college. Keith Myers August 31 - 0.P. Keith's favorite parts of high school were wood shop and lunch. He received first place in the Industrial Arts Fair during Wood Shop I. Keith enjoys' playing his guitar and driving his car. Keith looks forward to getting out of school and having fun. 7 Richard Allen Musselman Joe Myerly Amy Michelle Myers Angela Myers Har' lay Myers Keith Myers Lisa Myers Michael Dean Myers Steven F. Nelson Wayne Nocton Kristi S. Noll Perry Lynn Norris Lisa Myers luly 30 - Leggs - Softball 35 Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Lisa's favorite high school class was psychology. Her favorite activities were softball and going to the football games. Her interests include softball and swimming, ln the future Lisa plans to get a good job and get married. Michael Dean Myers lanuary 21 - Mike - Soccer 2, 3, 4 Mike's favorite high school class was wood shop and his favorite activity was soccer. He likes to hunt and play soccer, basketball, softball, and volleyball in his spare time. Mike hopes to get a good job after graduation. Steven F. Nelson April 12 - Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1 Steve enioyed his iunior homeroom and girl watching during high school. After graduation he plans to attend West Virginia University. Wayne Nocton lanuary 10 Wayne enjoys waterskiing and archery. In the future he would like to become a mechanic. Kristi S. Noll October 31 - Football Stat 1, 2, 3: Hockey 3, 4: French Club 1 Kristi's favorite class was psychology. Her favorite activity was hockeyand she lettered as a football statistician. Her hobby is playing hockey. After graduation Kristi plans to further her education. Perry Lynn Norris August 1 - Football 1, 35 Vo-Tech Z, 3, A Perry's favorite class was math and his favorite activity was going to the football games. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. ln the future Perry plans to open his own plumbing and heating shop. Julie A. Oberholzer May 13 - VICA Competition lulie's favorite subject was civics and her favorite activities were Vo-Tech and VICA. She placed third in a district competition for auto sports. After high school lulie would like to find a job in her Vo-Tech field. Bill Peck luly 2 BiIly's favorite class was math and his favorite activity was lunch. He enjoys drumming, listening to music, and working with electronics. ln the future Bill would like to become a professional drummer or a naval officer., Patrick E, Peer October 8 - Pat - Vo-Tech 3, 4 Pat's favorite class was art and his favorite activity was Vo- Tech. He also enjoys motorcycle riding, racing, and cruising around. After high school Pat plans to become an electrician. Stephen Pellegrino April 7 - Steve - JV Soccer 1, 2: Varsity Soccer 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 4: Newspaper Feature Editor 43 Indoor Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2 Steve enjoyed his art classes and playing soccer during high school. After graduation he plans to attend college and major in engineering. Lori A. Petrunak luly 13 - Chorale 13 Field Hockey 33 Prom Committee 33 Magazine Captain 25 History Club 1, 23 Intramural Volleyball 33 Homecoming Banner Committee 1, 2: Student Council 43 Yearbook Staff 4 Lori enjoyed her psychology classes and study halls in high school. She also likes sports and swimming. After graduation Lori plans to get a job and hopes to further her education in the field of business. Polly Pine February 14 - Piney - Vo-Tech, VICAQ Banner Committee, Prom Decorating Committee, Yearbook Staff Polly's favorite classes were psychology and math. In her spare time she enjoys camping, reading, crocheting, and listening to music. ln the future Polly plans to get her cosmetology license and open her own shop. lulie A. Oberholzer Patrick E. Peer Lori A. Petrunak eil si to ' Cheryl Radabaugh Maureen Michaela Reed Kimberly-Ann Ritz R018 Robinson Lisa Ann Rosenberry l Cheryl Radabaugh July 2 - Student Council 23 Hockey 3 Cheryl's favorite class was English and her favorite activity was hockey. She enjoys reading and likes to work with animals. After high school Cheryl wants to be a legal assistant and get married. Maureen Michaela Reed January 24 - Band Front 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Chorale 13 Ecology Club 23 Homecoming Banner Committee 13 Homecoming Committee 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Yearbook 3 Maureen's favorite class was advanced biology and her favorite activity was band front. She received the Most Improved Award lor band front in her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Maureen's interests include reading, biking, hiking, and making crafts. Maureen plans to go to college and major in biology after graduation. Ruth Kristin Rine May 29 - Chorale 13 Cheerleading Captain 13 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Magazine Captain 33 Class Treasurer 23 Prom Committee 33 Teacher's Drama Production 23 Drama Club 33 Yearbook JR Editor 33 Homecoming Banner Commit- tee 1, 23 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Comittee 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Honor Society 3, 4, President 4 Ruth's favorite class was drafting. Her favorite activity was hockey and she was a member of the Mid Penn All-Star Team in 1983 and 1984. She received second place in the Science Fair her freshman year and an honorable mention her sophomore year. Her other achievements include the Penn State Scholars Program, first place in Spanish listening comprehension in the SU Language Contest, and recognized as a Merit Scholarship Commended Student. Her interests include hockey, running, and judging gymnastics. After high school Ruth plans to continue judging USGF gymnastics and study architecture or criminal science. Kimberly Ann Ritz June 21 - Kim - Yearbook Staff, Index Editor 43 Bookstore 43 Homecoming Banner Committee 4 Kirn's favorite class was psychology and she enjoyed going to the football games and school dances. She also enjoys softball and drawing. After graduation Kim would like to go to an art school, get a job in advertising or teaching art, and later marry Curtis. Reta Robinson November 1 A Vo4Tech 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 1, 2 Reta's favorite class was math. She enjoys biking and riding horses in her spare time. Reta plans to continue working after graduation. Lisa Ann Rosenberry February 23 - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Ecology Club Secretary 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Student Council 2, 33 Track Manager 3, 43 County Band 1, 2, 3, 43 History Club 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Chorale 1 Lisa enjoyed all her math courses in high school. Her favorite activities were band and ecology club. Lisa plans to go to college alter graduation. Gary D. Rowland April 12 Gary's favorite parts of high school were Vo-Tech and auto mechanics. In his spare time he enjoys hunting and fishing. Gary plans to go into the Army after high school and then open his own garage. Deborah louise Runshaw August 17 - Debbie Shaw Debbie liked home economics and going to the basketball games during high school. She especially enjoys spending time with her friends. Debbie hopes to find a good job alter graduation. Tammy Michelle Sanchez lanuary 6 - Sammy Choraliares 3, 43 Concert Choir 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 2, 43 Chorale 13 Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 History Club 2, 33 Drama Club 1, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 33 PYEA 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Business Manager 43 Yearbook 3, 4, Business Editor 4 Tammy's favorite high school classes were art and history. She also enjoyed going shopping with Michaelle and Vicki on history club trips, Tammy plans to attend a Christian college to major in special education and minor in art and music. After college she would like to get married, have half a dozen kids, and live happily ever after, Andrea lean Schmuck November 15 - Andy - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4,3 Band Front 2, 33 Varsity Club 13 Basketball 1, 23 Drum Major 43 Track Captain 33 Rifle Captain 3 Andy's favorite classes were psychology and accounting. Her favorite activity is swimming and she also enjoys running and being with her friends. During high school Andy lettered in all her sports. After graduation she plans to go to college and continue her interest in swimming. Timothy Carl Schroyer March 9 - Speed - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Prom Decorating Committee 33 Class President 33 Student Council Executive Committee. Tim's favorite classes were psychology and geometry and he liked playing basketball. He was a member of the BML Championship Baseball team and he lettered in both baseball and basketball. His interests outside school include sports and music. Tim would like to go to the Naval Academy or college after high school. Amy Marie Schuchman September 29 - VICA 2, 3, 4: FBLA 2, 3, 4 Amy's favorite classes were civics at school and business data processing at Vo-Tech. Her favorite activity was VoeTech Co-op. She loves animals, outdoor activities, and aerobic dancing. After graduation Amy hopes to advance in the field of data processing and get married, Gary D. Rowland Tammy Michelle Sanchez Timothy Carl Schroyer Melissa Lynn Shearer . .X ff .Saw 553 3.2 f.: . .53 Heath 0. Shirey l . 4. . W--. Sarah Ellen Shook Laurie Marie Shoup Dean E. Shaffer September 12 - Dino Dean enjoyed foreign language classes and rap sessions during high school. He was recognized in Who's Who Among American High School Students and received a PSAT Achieve- ment Recognition. His interests and hobbies include horse- back riding and photography. After graduation Dean plans to go to college and then start a family. Melissa Lynn Shearer September 29 - Missy - PYEA 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Field Hockey 3, 43 History Club 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 3 Missy's favorite subject in high school was trigonometry and she also enjoyed playing field hockey. She won second place in the Science Fair during her junior year. Her interests include reading and swimming. Missy would like to go to a two year college after high school. Troy Shew October 30 - Baseball 3, 4 Troy enjoyed his metal shop classes and playing baseball during high school. Outside school his interests include hunting and bike riding. Troy has no definite plans for the future. Heath 0. Shirey September 5 - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 43 Track and Field 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball Z3 County Chorus 3 Heath's favorite classes were algebra ll, typing, and psycholo- gy. He enjoys playing sports both in and out of school and he lettered in soccer and track. ln his freshman and junior years he received honorable mentions in the Science Fair. After graduation Heath plans to go to college and then start a business. Sarah Ellen Shook February 3 - Ellen - Volleyball 13 Intramural Volleyball 3 Ellen's favorite class was accounting. ln her spare time she enjoys jogging, roller skating, and swimming. Ellen plans to go to college after graduation from high school. Laurie Marie Shoup April 4 - Shoupie - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 History Club 1, Band Runner 1, 23 Magazine Captain 1, 3 Laurie enjoyed her psychology classes and playing basketball during high school. She won third place in the Science Fair her freshman year and received an honorable mention in her junior year. Her hobbies are swimming and sports. After high school Laurie plans to go to college. LaMar Allen Schroyer Spetember 15 LaMar's favorite subject in high school was psychology. After graduation he plans to join the U.S. Navy as a computer technician for 4 years, then get out and settle down. William Shutt December 14 - Bill - Indoor Soccer 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyballg Prom Decorating Committee Bill enjoyed playing soccer in high school and he was selected to play on the Public Opinion All-Star team. ln his freshman year he won first place in the Science Fair. His interests include music and sports. Bill plans to go to college and major in engineering alter graduation. Lisa Lynn Smith December 8 - Basketball 13 Track 23 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Front 3, 43 County Band 33 Focus Reporter 4 Lisa's favorite class was advanced biology and her favorite activity was marching band. In her spare time she enjoys swimming, reading, horseback riding, and being with her friends. After graduation Lisa plans to go to college and become a registered nurse. Tom Smith February 24 - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 13 Baseball 3, 4 Tom's favorite high school activity was football. He lettered in football and baseball and he was a member of the BML Baseball Championship team. His interests outside school include sports and hunting. Tom hopes to find a job and begin working after high school. Patricia Snyder October 14 V Patty - French Club 23 Track 1, 2, 33 Basketball Stat and Manager 3 Patty's favorite class was biology and her favorite activity was track. She also enjoys babysitting, listening to the radio, and reading. After high school Patty plans to go to a trade school and become a travel agent. Annette Socks November 5 - Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 13 Ecology Club 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3 Annette enjoyed all of her biology classes in high school. Her favorite activity was track. She also enjoys running and loves horseback riding. After graduation Annette plans to go to school to be an airline flight attendant. . ,mar Wk 25 1 galil, 12 ' if 1 ,. wfztrzip 1- r-'sr .mmf .2 LaMar Allen Shroyer William Shutt Lisa Lynn Smith Tom Smith Q a ., , .,,, ...-. .3 .1 f 'X Qrci 'rcs . 3 . ll Patricia Snyder Annette Socks f1'l'-'fav Christopher L. Springs Grant Starkey Denise Ann Starliper Stacey Statler v 93,15 . A V- A Hi s, Rita Elizabeth Sterner Margaret Catherine Stoner Christopher l. Springs August 22 -Stick - Intramural Volleyball: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chris enjoyed his high school math classes. His favorite activity both in and out of school is basketball. He was the leading scorer in the Blue Mountain League in 1983-84 and received the Public Opinion Player of the Year Award. He also won a Silver Medal in the Keystone Olympic Games. Chris plans to go to college after graduation from high school. Grant Starkey March 4 - Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, History Club 2 Grant especially liked studying psychology and playing football in high school. He received a letter in football. His other interests include hunting, fishing, and motorcycle riding. After graduation Grant plans to go to college and major in pre-medicine or psychology. Denise Ann Starliper April 18 - Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Volleyball: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Councilg Band Front 31 Prom Decorating Committee Denise's favorite class was shorthand. She likes being outdoors and enjoys going hiking. Her plans for the future are undecided. Stacey Statler June 12 - Snake Stacey's favorite class was math and he enjoyed going to the football games. His interests are in four wheeling, hunting, and fishing. After high school Stacey hopes to open an auto body shop and settle down back in the country. Rita Elizabeth Sterner November 16 - Field Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Drama Club 33 History Club 15 Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Decorating Commit tee Chairperson 3 Rita's favorite class was psychology and her favorite activity was field hockey. ln her freshman year Rita received an honorable mention in the Science Fair and third place in her junior year. She also lettered in basketball. Rita enjoys going to dances, water skiing, and traveling. She plans to go to college and major in business administration. Margaret Catherine Stoner March 13 - Margie Margaret's favorite classes were math, shorthand, and home economics. Her favorite activity was the junior class trip to Washington. In her freshman year she won third place in the Science Fair and an honorable mention during her sophomore year. Margaret enjoys drawing in her spare time. After high school she plans to get a job. She would also like to get married and travel around the world. Wanda Kay Stoops March 18 - Slave-driver - Band Front 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Yearbook Business Staff 3 Wanda enjoyed her accounting class and band front activities in high school. She also likes horseback riding, bowling, and going to tractor pulls. Wanda plans to work full time as a waitress at Crouse's Antrim Way Restaurant after high school. She also hopes to get married in the future. Lori Marie Strausner November 16 - Volleyball 13 Softball 3, Lori's favorite classes were English, biology, and home economics. She enloyed playing softball and liked going to the football games. ln the future Lori plans to get a iob and hopes to settle down with that special someone. Candy Ellen Straley May 3- French Club 3 Candy's favorite high school class was shorthand. Her interests include swimming, reading, and going -horseback riding. Candy hopes to begin a career in business and marry Danny in the near future. Randy L. Stouffer May 31 Randy's favorite class in high school was psychology. Hunting and sports are among the things he enioys doing. ln the future Randy would like to continue his education and become an engineer. lulie A. Sumner September 12 - Track 31 Basketball 33 History Club 3 lulie enioyed track and field activities during high school. She also takes an interest in running as a hobby. After graduation lulie would like to go to school to study medicine. Sherry Ann Swisher May 25 - Cherry - French Club 1 Sherry's favorite classes were English and biology. Her favorite activities were going to basketball and football games. She enjoys listening to music, swimming, roller skating, and running around with her friends. After high school Sherry would like to get a job and settle down with that special someone. Wanda Kay Stoops Candy Ellen Straley lulie A. Sumner Lori Marie Strausner Randy L. Stouffer 4' Debra Lee Thomas Michael Erwin Tresler TVOY A. Truax Christine Try Karen Marie Szaflarski October 29 - Cheerleading 3, 4 Karen's favorite class was typing and her favorite activity was cheerleading. She won an honorable mention for her Science Fair entry during her sophomore year. Karen enjoys swimming and cheerleading. Her plans for the future are undecided. Debra Lee Thomas luly 19 - Deb Deb enjoyed office practice and band front during high school. Her interests include swimming, gymnastics, skating, and running around with her friends. After graduation Deb plans to attend a two year business college and then get married. Lester Tosten ll March 31 - Les Lester's favorite high school class was math. He enjoys riding bikes, swimming and working on cars in his spare time. After graduation Les plans to get a full time job doing sheet metal work. Michael Erwin Tresler March 10 - Marine - Soccer 1, 2 Mike enjoyed his high school study halls. His interests outside school include hunting and fishing. After graduation Mike plans to join the Marine Corps and hopes to get married and raise a family, Troy A. Truax lune 5 Troy liked his farm machinery classes and he enjoyed going to all of the school sporting events. He also enjoys working with trains. Troy plans to go to a trade school after graduation. Christine Try October 8 - Chris - Student Council 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff Z, 33 Chorale 25 Homecoming Banner Committee 2 Chris enjoyed the junior class trip to Washington and her retail sales class in high school. Her interests include working with animals and she likes skating, hiking, and running around with her friends. After graduation Chris plans to study law or go into the army. Debbie Wagaman April 12 V Debs - Drama Club 33 Prom Committee 33 Yearbook Staff 3 Debbie's favorite class was psychology, ln her freshman year she received an honorable mention in the Science Fair. Debbie enjoys playing the piano. She plans to get married after high school. I Loren Wagaman May 25 - Wrestling Loren's favorite class was math and he enjoyed weight lifting in high school, He also lilies playing ball, motorcycling, and hunting. ln the future Loren plans to keep his job and maybe go into truck driving. Jeffrey Lee Walck June 13 V Jake - Chorale 13 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Independent Project 1, 23 Jazz Rock Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 Ecology Club President 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 3, 43 County Band 1, 2, 3, 43 School District Environmental Advisory Committee 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4 Jeff enjoyed all of his science classes and his favorite activity was marching band. ln his sophomore year he won second place in the Science Fair and received an honorable mention his junior year, Jeff is interested in botany and enjoys bird watching. After graduation Jeff plans to study biology and major in secondary education at college. In the future he hopes to become an environmental science professor. Troy L. Wiestling September 13 - Basketball 13 Track 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 43 National Honor Society 3-4 Troy's favorite high school class was psychology. His interests include weight lifting and skiing, After graduation Troy hopes to become a physical therapist. Regina Marie Witmer November 21 - Jean Regina's favorite classes were math, shorthand, and home economics. She also enjoyed the junior class trip to Washington. In her freshman year she won third place in the Science Fair and received an honorable mention in her sophomore year. She likes babysitting and exercising. Regina hopes to get a good job after high school. Duane A. Wolff April 10 - Wolffe - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Duane enjoyed his psychology classes and baseball during high school. He lettered in baseball and softball during his sophomore, junior, and senior years. His favorite activities are baseball, football, hunting, fishing, and watching girls on the beach. Duane plans to go to college after graduation and hopes to become a major league ball player in the future. Debbie Wagaman Jeffrey Lee Walck Regina Marie Witmer Laureen Yeager Barbara Young Daniel l. Zeger . 5 Angela Marie Zeis Thomas Zomak Laureen Yeager September 3 - Lori - Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 45 Homecoming Queen 4 Lori's favorite high school classes were psychology and French. Her favorite activity was cheering for Bruce. She enjoys going to the ocean and spending time with Bruce. She was with Frankin County's Best Cheerleading Squad for two years, ln the future Lori would like to become an insurance agent and get married. Barbara Young February 20 - Bubba - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 13 History Club 1, 2, 33 Hockey 33 Prom Committee 3 Barb's favorite class was wood shop and her favorite activity was choir. She enjoys singing, horseback riding and swim- ming. Barb says she would like to search the world for the perfect mate, get married, and have children. leff Youngblood August 9 leff liked his high school psychology class and football. He enjoys working on cars and going hunting. ln the future leil would like to be a mechanic and own his own garage. Daniel l. Zeger March 27 F Zig - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dan's favorite parts of high school were math and baseball. He lettered in baseball in his sophomore, junior, and senior years. His hobbies include baseball, football, hunting, trap- ping, and fishing. Dan plans to go to college and hopes to become a professional baseball player in the luture. Angela Marie Zeis December 1 -Angie -Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, History Club 1, 2, 3: Magazine Captain 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 13 Baseball Stal 3, 43 Chorale 13 Homecoming Banner Committee 1, 2 Angie's favorite class was psychology and her favorite activity was field hockey. She lettered twice in field hockey. Her interests include horseback riding, swimming, reading, and going out with friends. After high school Angie plans to major in hotel and restaurant management at college and minor in psychology, international finance, and travel. Thomas Zomak March 20 - Tom - Football 13 Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4 Tom's favorite high school activity was football. His interests outside school include archery, hunting, fishing, and trapping. Tom's plans for the future are undecided. I 45 mf 5AfE W??TmMl5T iii ' uk , w,,, , yn-Vw, flux -, Nu Q, fb- ff . T' :pin WR3 l .Wwf -' A324 W1 ,IZVE5 j i 1 f:,iQJ A QV? , W ., tW A, 4 N, qi , af. Kc 2, K W... h R... Y ' . 15 W, -. Am -ww., 'ww Q 1 M V55 5,--. ...- 'T C 2? 6 K is . 1 ,,. iw TC ' 11 , 0 zz 5 L ,,,, H Pla? Qwfwdg -'whip ' nvWW,,,t,, ianqmil V, C U K ,, fm, 5 0 1 , Y V 4 1, Hi I A F 1 1 -WVU From The Cabbage Patch B fa I 'rg V . y I kat hy-I , E lt I' -ii. QI. 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I ' g X7 A: 34' d f7 1 - 15 lt's a bird, it's a plane, no it's superman. ,,..,.a,-MH' I dare you to try that again! 55 AUTOGRAPHS JUNIORS TOUR WASHINGTON Juniors take off in the fall for a trip to Washington D.C. After an eariy morning start, the class arrives in Washington for a day filled with sightseeing. It's a good day to spend with a friend, with time to share new things and have a lot of fun. CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS CLASS ADVISORS taboveb Mr. Myers, Miss Statler, Mr. Snare. CLASS OFFI- CERS Cleft, frontl Carol Ritz, Secretary, Geri King, Historian, Cbackj Pete Lazich, Vice President, Lisa Ritz, Treasurer, Marshall Barkman, President. 60 ss or- gags Jeffrey Alleman Linda Alleman Vlckr Angle Cheryl Armstrong Amy Baer Angela Barley James Ball Marshall Barkman Sharon Barlup Trudy Barnes Beverly Barrett Michael Barvinchack Edward Baugh Traci Baumbaugh JUNIORS Charles Beatty Kelly Beeler Wllluam Beeler Scott Berger Scott Bmgaman Rodney Bingaman Carl Blarr Durinda Blair Pam Blair Richard Bontrager Tracy Bowers Don Bowman Teresa Boyanowski Mrchelle Brager Tammy Branch Wrllram Breneman Sherry Brenneman lelfrey Brrggs Steve Brown Terry Bryne Kevin Buchanan Tom Carty Phrllp Chrlstophel Eric Claire Edward Clark Darren Clever Kim College Walt Cornetl Heather Crane Duane Cunningham 62 Leslie Daley lill Davis William Derrick Wendy Deshong Rebecca Eckstine Brenda Embly Keith Eshleman April Everts Wendy Everts Charles Faith Lisa Fetterholl Patricia Finnifl Timothy Foley Karla Fousl Peggy Freeman Patty Funk Annette, Galley Celina Gearhart Michael Gearharl Jody Gehring David Gipe Roland Gonder Venus Gonder Kelly Gower Kevin Greenwalt Andrew Grosh Marie Guzic Crystal Hager Darrell Hammond Sam Hassler JUNIORS i Guy Hawbaker Tammy Helman Christine Henicle Peter Hess Larry Holbert Julie Hollar Barbara Hoover Cathy Hose lenny Houston Annette Hummer Michael Hunt Scott lngream Shane lzer Amy lohnston leflrey Jones Rodney lones Tonya lunkins Kimberly Keaton Michelle Keiller Andrew Keller Tonya Kendle David Kephart Geri King Shannon King Deborah Klemm Scott Kline Michael Knight Bobbie lo Kranzler Benita Krouse George Kuhn .J ...fb I ,... ll l Melissa Kulpak Evelyn Lalonde Lenore Lalonde Peter Lazich Barbara Leidrg Laura Lindsay Robert Luchs Bridget MacClean Brian Marshall Michael Martin Terry Martin Amy McCleary Michael McCormick Tina McCoy Brian McGonigal Angela Miller Dana Miller Leslie Mills Deborah Moats Sharon Moats Dale Moore Jerry Mowen Beth Ann Murray Melissa Murray Brian Musselman Craig Myers Tracy Myers Brian Neville Eric Nrcarry Michael Nogle JUNIORS Michael Oberholzer Tonya Oberholzer Dale Patalrnghug Karen Phrlpott Tammy Pune lames Reed Mrchelle Reeder Donald Rerhart Kenda Rhoe Davrd Rrce Carol Rrtz Lrsa Rrtz Krmberly Rogers Robert Rubeck Lrsa Sager Robrn Schrekel lohn Schrldt Dan Seeds Matthew Sellers Melinda Shaffer Eric Shatzer Kelly Shatzer Vrckr Shatzer Rhonda Sheafler Rrcky Sherrrll Debra Shrrey Tawyna Srtes Karen Smrth Paul Snider Sandy Snider Mrchele Snyder Crystal Sprrngs Mark Stahl Carna Stal Steve Starlrper Teresa Starlrper Amy Starr Brlan Statler Maxrne Stine Curtls Stoner Wnllram H, Stoner Wulham M. Stoner Brlan Stoutter Wanda Summers Davld Tosten Karla Tosten Joseph Trobaugh Mrchelle True Crarg Vanderau Lisa Wagner Gregory Weaver Mehssa Werser Lynn Weller Carly Whrte Duane Wrbble Chnstrne Wrllrams Alex Wrshard Sharon Wrtmer Lori Yohn Vonda Zeger Not Prctured: Cynthra Coon Regan Rhrnehart Lellann Wlnmc Anthony Zeigler SOPHOIVIORES CLASS ADVISORS Caboveb Mr. Zoeller, Miss Morrow, llllr. Dracz. CLASS OFFI- CERS Cleft, frontj Candy Angle, Presidentp Gail Hawbaker, Historiang Cbackj Michelle Stoufler, Secretaryg Heather McFalls, Vice Presidentg Kerry 0'Nlara, Treasurer. 68 Terry Abbott Candice Angle Carohne Ankerbrand Dawn Atherton Lrsa K. Bally Tum Barbuzanes Davrd Barnhart Clark Barr Tracy Barrrneau Anthony Bemrsderter Bryan Bemnsderter Thomas Bemrsderfer G. Joseph Bennett Nelson Betts Barry Brngaman SOPHONIORES Colby Bingaman Connie Bingaman Angela Blair Kimberly Blair Tim Blair Steven Bonebrake Charles Booze lay Brechbiel Heather Buchanan Barbara Burger Kimberly Burkett Sheryl Burkholder Steven Burkholder Sherri Burns Troy Byers John Cantrell Todd Carbaugh Stephanie Carl Shari Cautman Lisa Clark Chris Clever Venus Clopper Brian Covalt lulie Cover Lisa Creager Aldean Crider Bryan Crider Thomas Daley Michelle Davis Wanda Davis 70 4 Q? .r ,WV af 'Y i ,af SW? 4921 0-npr ..r -uni N...-V fx ww., 'W ,,.,.v Z I W? f f Fifitw W' jk ,W 9010 pm Www 3' I fm 'P' J V ,fx gr -J bf ' Wa W? 44 , . ',: :A,, V f ' f ,fu 'V W 7 Vi ,j 0 W SOPHOMORES Sarah Kendall Laryssa Kendle Tammy Kennedy Steve Kerr Tum Klemm Deanna Klrne letlrey Knrll Seth Koons Aprll Kuhn Debra Lancaster Regrna Lebo Tuna Leydlg Rhonda Lrndsay Tony Martnn leryl Martrn Loren Martrn Rhonda Marlln Scott Martrn Wendy Martln James Massey Troy Maynard Denise McClaln Joel McClarn Mary Lou McCleary Heather Mclfalls Madonna Melrus Jackie Mellott Kurtrs Meyers Brenda Mickey Daniel Muller 72 'Mg Xian' -rw 41231 .npr rm.,-1 ff' H' -lf'-ev Mft' :Jw My .-.f S , G WU ve, yr 'W ef .1 Wim. Gregory Muller Karen Mtller Lon Mrller Robert Muller Tammy Muller Angela Mrlls Lam Mowen Wendy Mummert Rnchard Murray Jenny Myerly Anthony Myers Dan Myers 1. Mrchael Myers Noel Myers Scott Myers Travrs Myers Krmberiy Oberholzer Wendel Oberholzer Kerry O'Mara Pam Ommert Brran Overcash Brooke Overcash Chance Pearson Krm Peters Lrsa Pune Tonya Paper Paula Plotner Steven Pool Tammy Potter Donnie Pugh SOPHONIORES Krmberly Reed Davrd Rrce Mary Anne Rlshel Dark Rockwell Amy Rosenqurst Douglas Rotz Tracre Ruflley Lmda Schmelder Chrlstrne D, Sellers Kellr Shafer Rodney Shafler Paul Shannon Karen Sherrill Shannon Shupp George Summers Dennis Srtes Deborah Smrth Krlstopher Smlth Leah Smith Rrchard Smrth Tammy Smuth Elizabeth Souders Wanda Sprankle Bnan Statler Carol Statler Curtls Statler Veromca Statler Mrchelle Stenger Karen Stinson Melrnda Stoner 74 G .-... 'Al 'CM on Tawnya Stoner Mrchelle Stouller Jeffrey Straley Edward Sumner Theresa Szaflarskr Rrchard Thomas Dwayne Tressler Joseph Troskoskr Denms Wagaman Mrohael Walck Cassanda Werner Benramrn Wrdder Bryan Wrlliams Ellen Wrlmer Paula Worlhman Paul Yeager Tonya R. Yohn Larry Zeger FRESHIVIEN CLASS OF 1988 Dean Allshouse left Appleby Sherry Armstrong Craig Barnes William Barnes Gregory Barnhart Shane Barvinchack Shane Beeler Dwight Bemisderter Marcia Bemisderier Timothy Bemisderfer Kathy Benchofi Michelle Berwager Jeremy Bingaman Richard Binkley 77 FRESHNIEN leflrey Brtner Steven Brtner Clayton Black Curtrs Bowers Todd Bradshaw lennrler Bragunrer lerry Braken Brandt Brechbrel Galen Brrcker Shannon Burker Denise Burkett Dennrs Burkett Theadore Burr Sessrly Carmack Michelle Carty lulre Caufman Kevrn Clary Steven Clrne lohn Conrad loseph Conrad Darwin Cook Crarg Cordell lason Cornett Mark Crane Angelina Daley Ronald Delauter Mrchele Deshong Annette Dretrlch loseph Drxon Toby Eberly davis? filly' 1 wmv sr' ' n --J N119 ' Q: x 'fp Bradley Eby John Ecton Stacie Ehrhart Brian Elliott Melissa Embly Christine Etter Keli Evans Aaron Everetts Melissa Fisher Melissa Forbes Brian Freeman Jennifer Furukawa Sherry Ganoe Camilla Garling Gary Gelsinger Larry Gelsinger Tina Glee Tony Gonder Luria Hater Nichole Hall Wayne Harbaugh Lori Harman Nikki Harshman Stacy Heefner Natalie Hellner Dirk Helfrick Michael Hendershott Carla Henson Leslie Hepler Michael Hicks FRESHNIEN Jeremy Hrrnersen Steve Hate Davrd Hollrnshead Thomas Hoopes Todd Horst Chrrstrna Houck Deana Houck Edward Huss Chnstopher Hykes Marcra Hykes Steven Hykes Enc Johnson Jeflrey Johnson Vlrgrnra Judy Thomas Kannshack Brent Keener Tracey Kendle Kelll Krnley Errc Krnzer Kelly Klrne Rhonda Knable Make Kuhn Sue Ellen taster Dlann Lehman Joyce Lesher Valerre Lesher Bobby Lrndsay Delray Martrn Brandy Marr Mrchelle Martrn isa-6 'Waus- Todd Martin Charles Masaracchia Matthew McDonald Holly McLaughlin Brenda Mclucas lere McLucas lohn Meek loey Melius Greg Metcalf Susan Michailuk Jeannine Miller Mark Miller Tonya Miller James Monn lay Moore Andrew Mowen Marvin Mowen Sam Mowen Amy Mussleman Greg Myers Suzanne Myers Georgia Naugle Paul Nelson Tonya Nisewander Kimberly Noll Trudy Norris Ricky Overcash Craig Overend Sherri Park Suzanne Pifer FRESHNIEN Judi Pittman Stuart Poe Robin Poper Brad Quigley lodi Reed John Reed Michael Richards Shannon Rideout Holly Rite Eric Robinson Angie Rock Troy Rolland Kristen Rosch Linn Rosenberry Michael Schmelder Jill Schmuck Billie lo Seville Annett Shatzer LaVaun Sheeley Donald Sheiss Nikki Shockey Ricky Shoop Melissa Singhas Allison Smith Michelle Smith Natalie Smith Gerald Socks Tami Spencer Terry Starliper Timothy Starliper Travis Starr Sue Sterner Dale Scott Stevens Sue Straley Kelli lo Strausner Melissa Talhelm Angela Thomas Karen Tice Beth Wagaman Gregory Walcli Arnold Walls Robert West Michelle Wingerf Paul Witmer Philip Witmer Timothy Wolff Robert Wolfinger Clarissa Worden Alice Yohner Michael Zeger Not pictured: Angie Bock Gaye Christmas Philip Coady Kelly Fisher Amy Marr Zane Shafer Patty Walden SEE YA AT LUNCH In many ways, lunchtime is an important part of everyone's day. It gives the students a break between classes with time to eat and time to spend with their -4 -Quia friends. f 'x S f Q' ,e r J' X Yew CAF ETERIA STAFF mr-wg, - 'wewva f' -'V' ' Everyday the ladies in the cafeteria have a hot lunch ready for us during 5th period. They work hard to have good meals ready to serve on time to the hungry students. We thank these ladies lor their good work. CSeatedJ Gladys Bear, Helen Seburn, Betty Henry, Grace Gearhart. lStandingJ Betty Walter, Sharon Hykes, Caroline Myers, Helen Hager, Sherri Brechbiel. SCHOOL SUPPORT STAFF CUSTODIANS - lohn Helman, Robert Stoner, Linda Clevenger, Clarence Martin I , e A 1 if . 1 . 5: if 1 XE ' Lf gf ,Q .J gs L Y . 5 ll we . l 1 i . aw- 'J ' :fr-W Mrs. Clara Danner - learning Resource Aide Mrs. lane Miller - Library Aide Mrs. Bonnie Hade - Office Pennsylvania Green Thumb f W5 My ,M i If fx. , 0 ff? A ,,L ? Q fi. YA., Q -'Cb if if Y A My ,MC D., e . ef X' 3 gf M? 29' 1 A .um A 5 Milf W9 ? Q N ' L , 31 , , x vw. I ,wx , E 2 1 my' x '- xv ii Q 5 ev Q' 2 ! 2 5 ADIVIINISTRATIO SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Mr. Steven L. Peitfer, Mr. 1. Thomas Shook, Mr. Fred W. Myers, Mr. Earl Shelly. Stand- ing: Mr. John R. Kabler, Mr. John F. Anderson, Mr. Paul W. Helman Dr. Kendrick M. McCall - Superintendent MY- Hlfbeff W- MCCOHMII. lf- - Pfinfiliil F Mr. lack Appleby - Assistant Principal FACULTY Q 4 Mr, Gary Anlmey . science Mrs. lean Baer - Business Education Mrs. lean Barnes - English Mrs. Penny Bennett - Spanish Mr. Richard Beseclier - Vocal Music Mr. Earl Bodes - Industrial Arts Mrs. Iudy Brindle - Business Education g -3 fl' if ff rf if f! F Xa I - , If I 5 1, 3' X lfffsfffp Mr. L. E. Duncan - Math UKI4D1 V'L'f1 -1 J - Mr. Sam Forney - Instrumental Music 90 Mr. Thomas Dracz - Guidance l Q v ,ins Mr. Douglas Eshlemen - HeaIth!PhysicaI Education Mr. George Frey - Psychology all t X N .f A CADEIVIICS SCIENCE PROJECTS KEEP STUDENTS BUSY Earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics are among the science classes olfered at GAHS. Science students are also involved with projects and prepara- tions for the annual science fair each year. The testing of well water from the Greencastle area Cleltj is a special project which helps the community as students learn to gather, record, and analyze scientif- ic data. X . l 1 2. , Mrs. Gordon - Science Mr. lan M. Green - Science Miss Sharon Hefiner - English AMERICAN , EDUCATION WEEK .1 .J Av - gli - . . . l JJ' W f Mr. C. Gregory Hoover - Heallh I Physical Educalion Mr. William Hough - Industrial llrls Mr. Michael Hussack - English 92 OPEN HOUSE '84 At the annual Open House, held this year on November 8, parents had an opportunity to go to school. While they followed a students shortened schedule, the parents had the chance to walk the halls, talk to teachers and administrators, and see all the exciting things happening in our classrooms. ,Mfgir gg, my ,yn 77116 -vw W rs. lulie Kline - Learning Resources Mrs. Barbara Kolanowski - Science Mr. Sean Kolanowski - Math W . Q- qi CAREER DAY The annual Career Day sponsored by the Student Council gives juniors and seniors an opportunity to talk to GAHS alumni about life alter high school. ec xt 5 5 rfr'1 ' ,Q 5 'W' f E 't 55 xr. 5 , V ,V,,VV A ,,, I W . 'W ki 24 Ronald Munn - MBU' f Science Miss Kimberly Morrow - Math Mr. Delbert Myers - Health I Driver's Ed I Physical Education 95 RESEARCH FOR NINTH GRADE A new library program introduces 9th grade students to the basic research tools they will need to gather information for research pa- pers during high school. The ninth grade social studies teachers assign a topic. The librarian teaches students to find the information. The English teachers show them how to write a paper with the information they found in the library on their assigned topic. sr yan f zu. fr 9 'K me 11:1 to-1' R .1 x is .LTP ii .Jig -- if S Qt-ee ..-- 96 .msuu-mw. 'www f RW! i! .- G ei 55 TE! Mrs. Verna Pile - Social Studies Mr. George Pyle - Industrial Arts Mr. Tom Reeve - Industrial Arts ADDITIONS T0 -' LIBRARY HELP STUDENTS 81 TEACHERS ln the library this year, many changes have been taking place. In addition to the 9th grade research program, microfiche and microfiche readers Qtopb have made many magazine articles available to students working on papers, and com- puters, printers, and a test correcting machine lleftb have helped teachers with many time con- suming tasks. l I 1 S2235 Mrs. Sharon Reinwald - English Mr. Iohn W. Ressler - Science Mr. lohn Rishel - Social Studies COMPUTERS GAINING POPULARITY AT GAHS The computer is fast becoming popular among teach' ers. While many teachers have discovered its time saving benefits in record keeping, others have also saved time using the computer to prepare schedules, tests, and student worksheets at svve A-...- .www i I A MY- john 330595 Enlhsh Mr. Levi Smelser, lr. - Social Studies Mr. Tom Shuey - Industrial Arts f:ff.,,.' ,f , V 4' fffww ,, ,f5ff?f3?'4f:mf,fX,w, - ff Q' . Iiilmirww , Y 4 .W , 5 6 M, K W1 If ax . A is QR W uf' J' 4? X Xxx, 2 K i Fgw I 2 wif ., , ? ,vf iz. :f f N W .4 Wm ,iv ,, .. , W., . X r 1' w XY 1 6' ' C 2 Lgny x . f wi' ,f ' sf 1 'D 1 , XM ,?.mgf 1' A ' 4 19-W i f V 14 Q wg' 'M 3 I THE CANTERBURY TALES Chaucer is becoming increasingly popular in room 101 as seniors step back into history to tell the tales of the medieval characters in The Canterbury Tales. -A 'il l ,X I X X Miss Bonnie Statler - Physical Education Mr. lames H. Thomas - Health I Physical Education Mrs. Joanne G. Thomas - Home THE PARDONER'S TALE Greed drives three friends to kill each The play was well done and enjoyed by all, other after finding gold in The Pardoner's including the players, Grant Starkey, Tale. As a class project during their study Duane Wolff, Steve Keller, LaMar ' ol The Canterbury Tales, six seniors pro- Schroyer, Derek Jones, and Brian Binkley. l duced a play to tell this gruesome story. fi MF- Kelfifl Traynor - Social Studies Mrs. Ena Verdier - Physical Education Mr. Donald Weller - Business Education 101 ART ACTIVITIES IIVIPROVE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT Many of the art activities in the high school help to make the school attractive at special y I I f' times during the year. This year the students 'O x S- worked hard making stained glass window draw- A 'i ' 9 9 A mga, ings for the school and the environmental center at Christmas. 'Va wx 'bk Mba it R 5 ,- A ' if? . Mr. lim Wertner - Art Mr. Charles White - Environmental Center Mrs. Cheryl Winger - English 102 Q Q' . -f q f ll ' BUSINESS EDUCATION Classes in business education give students an oppor- tunity to learn and practice many skills. Lessons in such areas as budgeting, advertising, and money management help students gain a better understanding of the business world, while office practice developes skills in such activ- ities as typing, bookkeeping, and word processing. A ... ,I Nb' Mrs. linda Wolfe - Guidance Mr. loe Zoeller - Social Studies 103 24 lllllllll HOIVIE EC K Students in home economics classes are given the opportunity to learn about cooking, sewing, and entertaining guests, in addition to their more serious lessons on home management, budgeting, and family responsibilities. At Christmas the senior students have an opportunity to practice what they have learned as they plan and prepare a tea lor their parents and teachers. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Department at GAHS offers classes in metal shop, wood- shop, graphic arts, and drafting. These classes teach students how to operate equipment properly and safely as they learn to build and assemble their projects. Students enrolled in these classes will spend many hours working on projects for the annual Science and Industrial Arts Fair. T , VN 'he VO-TECH Many GAHS students are enrolled at the Franklin County Vo-Tech School where they have the opportunity to learn and practice skills need- ed in many jobs. At the school, Amy McCleary practices cosmotology Cupper rightl, Dave Barn- hart repairs appliances and Angel Myers learns drafting tabovel. During the ninth grade tour of the Vo-Tech school trighth, Mike Zeger has his blood pressure taken by a medical assistants student. p-.1.1.... V0-TECH GROUP I Row Traci Gess Reta Robinson Barb Carbaugh, Tammy Blough, Tonya Piper, Don Bracken, Rick Bingaman, Michelle Wendy DeShong Tammy Pine, Melissa Murray, Lori Yohn. Row 2: Thomas Bemisderter, Curt Stoner, Darrell ond Kevin Greenawalt Brian Statler, Brian Covalt, Mary Lou McCleary, Laryssa Kendle, Caroline Ankerbrand, Vonda Kelley Beeler Richard Thomas Row 3: lohn Schildt, David Rice, Andy Keller, Robbie Mellott, lett lones, Lynn Weller, lzer David Rice Mat Ellis lay Myers, Gary Rowland, Seth Koons. Row 4: Amy Schuchman, Stacey Statler, Loren nan Don Beaver Bryan Kozain Scott Harshman, Tim Blair, Mark Stahl, Reagan Rhinehart, left Youngblood. Row 5: ehman Ed Bricker Todd Carbaugh, Dale Holt, Donnie Pugh, Dwayne Tressler Denny Wagaman. Row 6: Dana Miller, omak Gary Friese Carl Blair Angela Miller, Kevin Buchanan, Tom Carty. V0-TECH GROUP Il Mindy Shatter Lisa Wagner Sheyrl Burkholder, Amy McCleary, Crystal Hager, Melissa Kulpak, Polly Pine, Angie Branch Row 2 left Knill Scott Martin, Connie Bingaman, Jody Gehring, Aldean Crider, Paul Shannon, Cheryl 3 Richard Murray Troy Truax, Debra Shirey, Travis Myers, Doug Rotz, lett Straley, George Kuhns. Row 4: Dennis Embly Lisa Myers Angel Myers, Craig Myers, Bobby Rubeck, Danny Bowman. Row 5: leryl Martin, Dave lelt tones George Summers Jerry Mowen, Sam Hassler, Rodney Shatter, Troy Maynard. SENIORS Group 1 Donald Beaver - Machine Shop Richard Bingaman - Carpentry Tammy Blough - Quantity Foods Donald Bracken - Diesel Mechanics Edwin Bricker - Marketing Barbara Carbaugh - Cosmetology Brenda Ehrhart - Health Assistant Matthew Ellis - Electronics Gary Friese - Auto Mechanics Traci Gess - Marketing Scott Harshman - Farm Machinery Bryan Kozain - Welding Bradley Lehman - Auto Body Robert Mellott - Warehousing lay Myers - Machine Shop lulie Oberholzer -Auto Mechanics Reta Robinson - Data Processing Gary Rowland - Auto Mechanics Amy Schuchman - Data Processing Stacey Statler - Electrical Occupations Loren Wagaman - Diesel Mechanics Jeffery Youngblood - Auto Mechanics Thomas Zomak - Machine Shop Group 2 Dennis Embly - Quantity Foods Scott Gelsinger - Carpentry Anthoy Jordan - Welding Scott Lindsay - Appliance Repair Keith Mowen - Welding Barry Murray - Warehousing Angela Myers - Dralting Lisa Myers - Graphic Arts Ferry Norris - Plumbing 81 Heating Polly Pine - Cosmetology Thomas Smith - Carpentry Lester Tosten - Sheet Metal Troy Truax - Farm Machinery Q it A E k a , sw: L , .f . 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So when you see their EYES WITH PRIDE, It'll make your heart feel warm inside So come on now and let them see That they're the BEST that'II ever be. I Michael Walck BAND COMPETITION Martinsburg Spectacular - 2nd Place - 59.35 Greencastle Autumn Festival - Exhibition - 68.25 Frederick T.0.B. - lst Place - 65.65 Fransis Scott Key Showcase - lst Place - 65.15 Littlestown T.0.B. - lst Place - 69.70 Hagerstown Alsatia Mummers Parade - 6th Place Chapter Vl Championship - lst Place Group Il - 73.15 Atlantic Coast Championship - 14th Place - 75.45 I .I I FIELD BAND Ritles: Denise McClain, Rhonda Lindsay, Annita Capouellez, Kim Reed, Carna Stahl, Debra Hoover, tnot picturedj Wendy Bingaman. Row 1: Rick Kline, Missy Singhas, Natalie Souders, Rae Dawn Lesher, Guy Hawbaker, Troy Wiestling, Ken Harness, Heath Shirey, Andy Schmuck, Chris Henicle, Suzanne Myers, Julie Cautman, Scott Stevens, Ian Carmack, Karen t Judi Pittman. Row 2: Lisa Clark, Angela Thomas, Angie Rock, Susie Sterner, Tammy Kennedy, Amy Rosenquist, Kim Peters, Alice Yohner, Christina Houck, Jenny Furukawa, Sessily 3: Melissa Embly, Peggy Freeman, Debbie Klemm, Shari Caufman, Nikki Shockey, Michelle Wingert, Trudy Norris, Brenda Mickey, Cassie Weiner, Jackie Mellott, Wendy Martin, Michele Tammy Potter, Cathy Hose, Trudy Barnes, Row 4: Dan Knight, Brian Mussleman, Joyce Lesher, Shannon Shupp, Sherry Brenneman, Steve Cline, Patty Hudson, Debbie Moats, Mike Knight Jo Lindsy, Mary Anne Rishel, Traci Baumbaugh, Brent Keener, Jodi Reed, Brian McGonigol. Row 5: Todd Horst, Jim Massey, Sean Keener, Heather McFalls, Craig Cordell, Brian Binkley McClain, Derek Jones, Missy Talhelm, Charles Booze, Joel McClain, Lisa Rosenberry, Jett Walck, Duane Cunningham, Tim Klemm, Brian Mowen. Row 6: Laura Lindsay, Lisa Smith, Kenda Maureen Reed, Karla Tosten, Amy Bear, Wanda Stoops, Wendy King, Tammy Laughlin, Tonya Yohn, Cheryl Bowman, Jill Davis, Gail Hawbaker, Patty Finitf, Barb Hoover, Veronica Statler Barrineau, Melissa Weiser. BAND SENIORS Front Row: lan Carmack, Maureen Reed, Patty Hudson, Wendy King, Wanda Stoops. Row 2: Richard Kline, Dan Knight, Derek Jones, Lisa Rosenberry, Annila Capouellez, Jett Walck, Tammy Laughlin, Cheryl Bowman, Lisa Smith. Row 3: Brian Binkley, Shawn McClain, Heath Shirey, Ken Harness, Brian Mowen, Wendy Bingaman, Tom Baker, Andy Schmuck, Troy Wiestling. TT4 Q ONT tabovel Flags: Gail Hawbaker, Veronica Statler, Tracy Barrineau, Lisa Smith, Cheryl Bowman, lill Davis, Barb Hoover, Tonya Yohn, Wanda Stoops, Tammy Laughlin, Wendy King, eiser, Kenda Rhoe, Maureen Reed, Patty Finill, Amy Baer, Karla Tosten, Laura Lindsay. Rifles: Annita Capouellez, Kim Reed, Carna Stahl, Rhonda Lindsay, Debbie Hoover, Denise Knot picturedj Wendy Bingaman. Runners: Missy Singhas, ludi Pittman, Karen Sherrill. DRUNI IVIAJORS 115 CONCERT BAND Front: Heath Shirey, Ken Harness, Eric Kinzer, Row 1: Guy Hawbaker, Tom Baker, Tom Karinshack, Scott Stevens, Julie Caulman, Chrisi Houck, Alice Yohner, Sessily Carmack, Jenny ukawa, lan Carmack, Susie Myers, Natalie Smith, Derek Jones, Ed Clark. Row 2: Jill Davis, Wendy Bingaman, Suzanne Piter, Lisa Clark, Michelle Stoutfer, Andy Schmuck, Angela Tammy Kennedy, Susie Sterner, Angela Thomas, Natalie Heflner, Angie Rock, Kim Peters, Amy Rosenquist, Michelle Snyder, Traci Baumbaugh, Chris Henicle, Row 3: Debbie Klemm Shockey, Lisa Smith, Cathy Hose, Annita Capouellez, Tammy Potter, Beth Souders, Brenda Mickey, Cassie Weiner, Tonya Yohn, Trudy Norris, Jackie Mellott, Wendy Martin, Judi Craig Vanderau. Row 4: Rae Dawn Lesher, Lisa Rosenberry, Missy Singhas, Brian Musselman, Heather McFalIs, Craig Cordell, Mike Hicks, Shannon Shupp, Sherry Brenneman, Joyce Peggy Freeman, Trudy Barnes, Michelle Wingert, Melissa Embly, Mike Knight. Row 5: Patty Hudson, Mary Anne Rishel, Steve Cline, Jett Walck, Ben Widder, Jodi Reed, lennine Miller Mowen, Bobby Lindsay, Dan Knight, Karen Sherrill, Brent Keener, Sean Keener, Dirk Helfrick, Richard Kline, Troy Wiestling, Tony Martin. Row 6: Kim Reed, Todd Horst, Brad Quigley Gower, Shawn McClain, Brian Binkley, Missy Talhelm, Brian Elliott, Charles Booze, Joel McClain, Duane Cunningham, Tim Klemm, Brian Mowen, Wayne Harbaugh. Front: Mike Hicks, Brian Mussleman, Joel McClain. Row 2: Tim Klemm, Dan Knight, Karen Sherrill, Ben Widder, Kelly Gower, Charles Booze, Sean Keener. Row 3: Mike Knight, Richard Kline, Tra- cy Baumbaugh, Shawn McClain, Brian Binkley, Craig Cordell. Row 4: Lisa Ro- senberry, Suzanne Myers, Sherry Bren- naman, Ken Harness, Joyce Lesher, Beth Souders, Jeff Walck. SELECTED MUSICIANS QW af DISTRICT CHOIR MEMBERS Cleftj Seated: Tina McCoy, Ken Har- ness. Standing: lan Carmack, Kevin Meyers, Dan Knight, Tonya Yohn, Mike Knight, Brian Musselman, Annette Galley, Peggy Freeman. REGIONAL CHIOR MEMBERS Cabovej Dan Knight, Ian Carmack, Tonya Yohn, Mike Knight. COUNTY BAND MEMBERS Caboveb Front Row: Sessily Carmack, lenny Furukawa, Nikki Shockey, Shari Caulman, Lisa Rosenberry, Mary Anne Rishel, lah Carmack, Traci Baumbaugh, Row 2: Rae Dawn Lesher, Suzanne Myers, Angie Thomas, Debbie Klemm, Sherry Brenneman, Debbie Moats, left Walck, Dan Knight. Row 3: Lisa Smith, Melissa Embly, Peggy Freeman, Melissa Weiser, Cassy Weiner, Brenda Mickey, Brian Binkley. Row 4: Ken Harness, Brian Mowen, Charles Booze, loel McClain, Tim Klemm, Shawn McClain. DISTRICT BAND MEMBERS Qleltj Peggy Freeman, Shawn McClain, Melissa Weiser. 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Celery with 'D B1010gy '- ce ' Pganut Butter Fruited Gelatin Esumcvf b ,,c, ,M AW rum , I i ' . .1 r. - 1 ,,,fiiEIf..,..J, -1 f Mllk QM, susucr 5 Cl, -5 fo Music 84-as 'attire GRLENCASTLE-ANTRIM HIGH SCHOOL e Selection - Grades 9 10 ll nt Grade H Section -Mwvw culum Choice 1 Subjects A Recuired 9 uc PRESHMEN Psychology and Human Behavior 5 wma I Stddent! s Title ,A Ucfvfr O Q00 . .. .O x Date: CYr.J CMohth 190 '90 G AVIS D4 7-E GREENE,-XSI'lA.l'.-ANIRIM HIGH SCHOOL lJISl'lPl.INl-Q CODIS Come to the Guidanqng Office: To See Kg Mgsfbs -Q XAXX fggws x ,Q -.W 'QS . 3 -. M , L X E L Earth Science E one GU 4? O 5 fs 2, ' EF, 1? x x ,. . ,J Ng ' lf ,f gi Qi' A-xr! ,ff-f' W .. -. N ...AmJ.' yea 11+,fffff' X ,fi xg, W ,ff--' Qf F ' -1 . - gg, f ,ff w X ,X s A ' -as ,X 5 ff ,f f A 5 wax ,fffk .15 . H 1' aff, - 2 ,ff Q Q. f !iQ'B5 ,ff 44, XX b, Q92 y ,ff-1' ,f .Q 1 'Q In- l ,ng-,I 1ffs'w'f,s xx Tw ! 1 gb LIBRARY NOTICE , x . ', 'ffb Date 'TL I I 7:5 1-2 Lf L 'CCL 'ary to sec about the following: ff of. U, f GRADES M Q0 If F. Q' wwe ck V ack RKOVO! kvlx, K yxflox Y. XD KPN' P 3142 wh , May 1985 S M T E E 322252 Wg GPXEENCASTLE-AN'r R1M SR. HIGH SCHOOL 262728 THUPMSDAY, ocfro School Pictures will be taken on .41 El E E B Kxrcvllvzmlv-:A bA11tx'ixu SrEmolS CLASS PERPMT W UEIBE H Name F X Om ' 'faae X I7 IUQSM xx kkkr XX 9,6317 I r- Q . . IOQ Cfllarg 9 pres xx XR 9 G17 X, af f fqy NX 69 fl , fr, XX me JUG-5Of7..XX W, , DDQVU' fo U75 IL , 9 Xp? Ziggy Ju. Xxx d for 1113 fax D X Q F7.5N7- A 'ON U.. 'Wax Sy-U8 I Qs - 1 xs +. ffm up Wwmv ., N - . , + , Xi .lf ACTIVITIES CLUBS ORGAIIIIZAI BASEBALL CARD CLUB p...,...Anhn.-unh- BASEBALL CARD CLUB Front Row: Brent Keener, Delray Martin, Dirk Helfrick, Arnold Walls, Todd Martin, John Reed, Jeremy Hirneisen. Row 2: Joey Melius, Joe Conrad Binkley, Charles Masaraccchia, Shane lzer, David Gipe. Row 3: Richard Thomas, Dwight Bemisterfer, Brian Freeman, Thomas Bemisterfer, Todd Hirneisen, Tim Ben Widder. Mr. Zoeller tadvisorb. ? ECOLOGY CLUB ECOLOGY CLUB Front Row: Jeremy Bingaman, Greg Barnhart, Lisa Fetterhoff, Jetlery Walck, Lisa Rosenberry. Row 2: Tim Kim Keaton, Deb Klemm, Linn Rosenberry, Scott Berger. BOOKSTORE BOOKSTORE PERSONNEL Mr. Hoover Cadvisorb, Carla Henson, Luria Hater, Kim Ritz. A MEMBERS taboveb Front: Debbie Eberly, Dawn Atherton, Denise McCarney, Michelle Matthews, Tessa Beegle, Row 2: Patty Hudson i Brenneman, Tammy Sanchez, Durinda Blair, Pam Blair. Row 3: Evelyn Lalonde, Caroline Ankerbrand, Paula Freeman, Sherri Burns ela Blair, Leonore Lalonde. STUDENT COUNCIL F' x f f ks-ev STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES taboveh Front Row: Missi Feldman, Sessily Carmack, lenny Furukawa, Rita Sterner, Tracy Myers, Ruth Rine, Vicki Angle, Bonnie Becker, Mr. Hoover tadvisorj. Row 2: Amy Johnston, Christine Try, Stacie Ehrhart, Nikki Shockey, Marcie Hykes, Michelle Matthews, Tessa Beegle, Kim Christman, Carlene Cook. Row 3: Wendy Mummert, Cindy Dixon, Regina Lebo, Sarah Kendall, Charles Masaracchia, Tim Barbuzanes, Geri King, Patty Hudson, Belinda Gibble, Denise Starliper. Row 4: Dena Lenharr, Chris Sellers, Paula Freeman, Heather Buchanan, Steve Pellegrino, Tim Schroyer, William Shutt, Tina Elliot, Joanne Courtney. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS trightb Rita Sterner, Treasurer, Tracy Myers, Secretary, Vicki Angle, Vice President, Ruth Rine, President. NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER STAFF tabovel Front Row: Todd Bradshaw, Sarah Kene dall, Greg Barnhart, Vicki Angle, Michelle Matthews, Tessa Beegle, Cheryl Bowman, Tracy Myers. Row 2: Heather Hess, Caroline Anker- brand, Paula Freeman, leremy Bingaman, Steve Pellegrino, Michael Mitchell, Michaelle Keitter, Tammy Sanchez, Mr. Snare tadvisorl. EDITORS Editor-in-chief News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editors Art Editor Copy Editors Business Editor Tracy Myers Heather Hess Steve Keller Michaelle Keilfer Vicki Angle Steve Pellegrino Tessa Beegle Michelle Matthews Tammy Sanchez YEARBOOK YEARBOOK STAFF tabovej Front Row: Kim Blair, Tonya Miler, Carlene Cook, Mike Hessong, Beth Wagaman, Debbie Eberly, Annette Galley. Row 2: Ms. Smith fadvisorj, Brenda Miller Dietrick, Tammy Sanchez, Cheryl Bowman, Lori Brenneman, Shannon King, Evelyn Lalonde. Row 3: Christy Ganoe, Paula Freeman, Sarah Kendall, Caroline Ankerbrand, Leonor Noll, Melanie Eberly, Kim Ritz. EDITORS Seated: Cheryl Bowman, Production Editorg Brenda Miller, Photo Editor. Standing: Christy Ganoe, Editor-In-Chief: Kim Ritz, Index Editor, Tammy Sanchez, Business Manager: Melanie Eberly, Copy Editor. T36 ASSISTANT EDITORS: lulie Hollar, Sarah Kendall, Annette Gaily, Kim f MAGAZINE DRIVE AZINE CAPTAINS CL to RJ Row 1: Sarah Kendall, Carla Henson, Suria Haler, Tracey Kendle, Denise Burkett, Beth Souders. Row 2: Laryssa Kendle, Wanda Stoops, Kim College, Tessa Beagle aret Stoner, Regina Witmer. Row 3: Tina Barr, Teresa Eberly, Monica Downin, Wendy Miller, Denise McCarney, Caroline Ankerbrand, Tonya Yohn, Dawn Atherton, Mr. Dreyer clue CANDIDS 137 a Christmas Education Center invites you to Tayamentasachta Environmental US Join 4 P.M. CO 1 ,from 16 and 15 December Sunday, turday and Sa Open House, t- school fy C8 EMED el and hool SC middle hool, SC High Christmas. for an old time feature attrac years This house. mansion 1840 the decorated have ill W students m3S Christ glass stained and brass mosaic, indows, W stained glass be ill W ions ols. CO antique of isplay d ecial a sp and OYH3mEHfS Cree Club. Ecology school igh h the by served be ill W Refreshments remember are Saturday and CO dates The Tayamentasachta. iscover d Come and P.M. 4 1- 9 16 5 and 1 December I Sunday L ECOLO6 ,X x . 1 'f Z j QSQ Q YV If Q10 so UV if Xa xx V 14 cj, Q I 1,3 X cog A A xx KU 1 ,. xx u1 Y if Qbim J .. 4.f,7j,- -1 fi-f3'UAjyfa SA s J !!! W QMVL sf .Cf-: '-4 i. H a all rdf' ESV t, in This year the Penn- sylvania Youth Education Association got involved in many school and co munity activities. They particiapated in the annual Apple Festival ln OCCOUGL and tutored Elementary students and helped with school farm activities involving the elementary students. On December 20, PYEA held a party for the students involved in activities that don't normally get recognized. They also presented a dental care play for the elementary students. This play contained the PYEA1neubers dressed in Candy bars and pop corn. .. I ., a. a.w.,vw..p,n.1 v.1Jv-lv.. -.-....-..--3 ..-- l--- ,-, A senior year. I got to meet many people who I never would have known existed. I expecially will cherish' the friendships that I have made with Luria Hater, Carla Henson, Michelle Smith, Paula Plottner, and the other girls that worked in the bookstore. Working in the bookstore wasn't always fun and games, although we had our times. We were responsible for ordering snacks and drinks, selling carnations, candy canes, and many other student council items, and handling the money. We even had to deal with a few small friends who decided to visit us. Through it all, I'll never forget the good and the bad memories of working in the bookstore. 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'Q D -1 ,43 ww 1 7 1 -3 Y ,H Q 'ww mf- GREAT SEASON FOR GAHS GIRLS Over the past three years, the Greencastle-Antrim girls cross country team has developed into one of the best in Pennsylvania, and after the 1984 season, no one will argue that point. A team made up of all underclassmen concluded their second consecutive undefeated season with a 6- 0 record, and over the past three years have won 19 consecutive meets, 25 out of 26 all together. Once again, for their second year, they won the BML regular championship. Also, they claimed the team championship at the Boonesboro Invitational and the BML Conference Meet, both of those for the third straight year. In the PIAA District Ill Championship meet, the girls finished in the runner-up position, earning them an- other trip to the state championship meet. At the state meet, the girls put together their best effort of the season for a surprising fourth place finish. As in the past years, the Blue Devils were lead by Tracy Bowers, who went undefeated in dual meets again, and also won All-Conference and All-District honors by winning the individual championships for those meets. It was her third straight conference title. She also gathered All-Conference and All-District honors by placing second in the meet at Lehigh University, just a fraction of a second out of first place. Carol Ritz had an outstanding season, gaining All- Conference and All-District honors, and finished the season with a 28th place showing at the state meet. Lisa Ritz and Kim College also gathered All-Comfer- ence honors. With everybody returning, and a good group of freshman and sophomores coming up through the ranks, things appear to be in line for another success- ful season in 1985. W f'?+lfil ef BOYS CROSS f couiinnv BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Cabovei Front: Craig Vanderau, Todd Hirneison, Todd Martin, Jeremy Hir- neison, Tom Karinshak, Steve Kerr, Joe Trobaugh. Row 2: Mr. Eshleman, Duane Wible, Pete Lazich, Bill Derrick, Matt McDonald, Bruce Karinshak, Tom Bak- er, Keith Eshieman, Coach Treon. SENIORS Crightj Tom Baker and Bruce Karinshak. Exim Y' if 1.i x l I 3 W X 1 A. 'Q .2 jmmonsmvs. ill. Championship, Gettysburg, Pa M District III Championship C IA State Championships VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY gf! VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM tabovej Front: Teresa Eberly, Marcia Hykes, Becky Eckstine, Kristi Noll, Michelle lohns. Row 2: Mary Anne Rishel, Melissa Shearer, Candy Angle, Rita Sterner, Ruth Rine, Carlene Cook, Lori Yohn. VARSITY SENIORS trightb Melissa Shearer, Carlene Cook, Ruth Rine, Tresea Eberly, Rita Sterner, Kristi Noll, Michelle Johns. JR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Shippensburg Biglervilie Forbed Road Scotland Littlestown Fairfield Waynesboro New Oxford James Buchanan Gettysburg IR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM fabovej Missy Talheim, Angela Miller, Trudy Norris Jackie Deshong, Beth Kirkpatrick, Dena Lenharr, Heather McFaIIs, iili Schmuck SENIORS flower Ieftj Beth Kirkpatrick, Dena Lenharr, Jackie Deshong. flurry f f W, 79M .4 o , if gi? ', 5' x V J .fr - WF f of H Af, Mlm xylvn .msn 9 Q ,Fr V 0 . f F 'wf' VL i o xl l i i f gh ' Xljdgjxx uw.. ,Q A 1 af' lyll f .Qi an ,. M i l ,AJ ' 'oo is Va' Qi an -3 - a l in 'f ' ' y. 1 W on a ylil ' x an l ' 'f ..,, 1,xiW yy X v i ., , , 4 , i of 15 16 a '17 do 'zo K m fm y f7 , qu. 1 Q . X 1 . xii! , Q Y W 1 , 1 ,- 1, K val , a -un. Q J . , V A yu. ,. P - . fs, 'z gf W yu ,Q , ,A,- 4 , i 1 4 1 DN -4 V , y V3 1 5 gc 5 F ff' gg f-i t 'HY' J' W L11 i X Tix-' 4 'W Wil Ik 'f T, 6 5 ,W uf -fz.,, H 1 ft A Q ' ' ' N, ' J V' A A fire 1 SCOREBOARU 0 Mcflonnelsburg 1 no 4 Waynesboro 2 North High 0 Fairfield 2 Fannett Metal 2 Gettysburg V 1 James Buchanan 0 McConnellsburg l 5 1 Fairfield - 3 Gettysburg 0 Mercersburg . 1 i lames Buchanan Q 1 ya Fannett Metal ' 0 Saint Maria . -17 A A Q as M dv is :Q I 'ijt su 2 , , 1 3 '71 'QC-kk ' ij CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT GAHS SPORTS CHEERLEADERS iaboveb Front row: Joanne Courtney, Lori Yeager, Geri King, Sandy Snider, Tonya Piper. Row 2: Karen Szaflarski, Belinda Gibble, Kim Rodgers, Michelle Stoufer, Venus Clopper. SENIORS Crightj Karen Szaflarski, Joanne Courtney, Lori Yeager, Belinda Gibble. Ji, .MQ T dr 'ga 2 , 2 gif sf' v iw' wk M bi ,, r 3 x iff ' H an A ,. QA fa W Lay? W , f gy' ew M 'hr :L ' v gg, V V in ,L , Q ll ii ,-0 l. I Q .1 , ,- f , fx Q 1 Q, ' X, , M . 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Row 4: Troy lohnson, Ed Huss, Charles Masaracchia, Mark Crane, Craig Barnes, Lynn Rosenberry, Larry Gelsinger, leryl Martin, Dan Seeds, Wendel Oberholzer, Mr. Zaeller. 154 ' JR VARSITY FOOTBALL aazirrzs - V 'r--1 me was BB 'V' IR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM fabovel Front Row: Brain Statler, Brooke Overcash, Dennis Harshman, Lain Mowen, Ben Widder, Bryan Crider, Dirk Rockwell, Wendel Oherholzer, Dan Seeds. Row 2: Craig Barnes, Todd Brad- shaw, Charles Masaracchia, Brad Quigley, Ed Huss, John Reed, Mike Hicks, Larry Gel- singer, Row 3: Philip Christopher, lay Moore, Mark Crane, Lynn Rosenberry. 155 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Cabovej Teresa Starliper, Melissa Murray, Candy Angle, Keri 0'Mara, Cheryl Bowman, lenny DeShong, Laurie Shoup, Denise Starliper, lackie DeShong. SENIORS Crightj Bottom: lenny DeShong, Laurie Shoup, Jackie DeShong, Denise Starliper. if W , it , RWM' hr' 1 i -i' f fm: 41 Q .7 15,31 if f A md ky ax! 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The idea began in the fall of l983 when seniors asked how to have their graduation covered in the yearbook. They found out the only way to do it was a spring supplement and the yearbook staff went to work, covering graduation and many other spring events that were never in the yearbook before. With the work now finished on this first issue, the staff proudly presents the l984 Spring Supplement. The yearbook staff takes this opportunity to thank the patrons listed on page nineteen for supporting the Spring Supplement. 'l T -I CHAMPIONS AGAI TRACK TEAM W NS l984 B L TITLE The l984 Girls Track Team did it again this year, winning the BML Conference Meet Championship and going on to place Seventh at States. The team also placed Second at the McConnellsburg Invita- tional, Third at Dickinson, Third at Districts, and set ten new school records. Tracy Bowers was State Champion in the 330 me- ter run and Gena Korrell placed Third in the 800 meter run. Tracy, Gena, Carol Ritz, and Ruth Rine also placed Fourth in the state 3200 meter relay. Congratulations, girls, on a job well done! - A , .Q - . ' , The Girls Track Team has proved the extra effort to be all you can be is what makes a champion. team togetherness. I am proud of all of you. Let's stay together and en'o the thrill of victor .,:. I.,v V , ' . , t g a N K-1 s',,,e,,,,, R A, , 'f The I984 BML Champions t,+NT1: It ,gg Z, Front Row: Tracy Bowers, Michaelle Kelffer, Andrea Schmuck, Gail Hawbaker A hmm tQ,Q,,g, Carlene Cook, Annette Hummer. Robin Schickel. Row 2: Michelle Faith Carol ,M vt' , ' Ritz, Patricia Snyder. Becky Eckstine. Kim Gipe, Tammy Mahan, Ruth Rine , g . Heather McFalls. Lisa Rosenberry. Row 3: Leah Smith, Holly Mahan, Tracy fr I Myers, Robin Hawbaker, Annette Socks, Julie Sumner, Gena Korrell, and Coach 3 ,- - :,.- z ,ut ',-v -1-1 I ,w Treon. t . . mens, l A A 'X L BE Au. THAT You c B tautagq mf AN E - says., LL LR? If K , In my first two years 'as coach I have been nf . A very fortunate to have such great athletes as ' ' X you on m team. Youlhave laid the foundation Front: Holly Mahan, Robin Haw- baker. Standing: Gena Korrell and Kim Gipe 2 for a winning tradition that wlll last for a very long time. , ' However. we cannot live in the past and now is the time to look for ways to improve ourselves and our team. Success will only continue through hard work, dedication, a good attitude, and I Y , Y for a long time to come. Good luck to our seniors - Gena, Holly, Kim, and Robin. I will miss you and so will the team. 7Zean, RESULTS GA II St. Maria Goretti 2 Gettysburg I3 Waynesboro 6 James Buchanan 6 Littlestown 3, M I0 New Oxford I A . A g IO Scotland f ix-x V I ,A,V ,,,, A 3 Bermudian Springs I ' N H B' I3 Biglerville fr , M N ll Fairfield 'i A . 6 Gettysburg W H G-I , H 7 Waynesboro IO James Buchanan 1 84 BASEBALL TEAM I984 BASEBALL HA PIQNS The l984 Varsity Baseball Team ended the year with the Blue Mountain League Championship. After having lost a game to Waynesboro earlier in the season, the Blue Devils rallied for the championship game against this same team and clinched the BML Title with a 3 to I2 victory. It was a strong season for the Blue Dev- ils with an overall record of ll wins, 4 losses, and a league record of 8 wins and 2 losses. With many strong and exper- ienced underclassmen and only three seniors on the l984 team, Coaches Dun- can and Thomas are looking forward to another great season in l985. 4, I Peas ' , 5 x' Y SENIORS n. Scott Gelslnger. Danny Zeger Andy Barbuzanes and Coach Duncan Row: Duane Wolff, Kevin Beaver, Troy Shew, Tom Smith, Robert Zisa, John Szaflarski, Tim Huffman, Steve Matt Ellis. Row 2: Coach Thomas, Brian Binkley, Pat Messina, Tim Schroyer. Barry Murray. Kevin a ' , , - lax! A Robert Zisa, John Szaflarski, and Tim Huffman 5:44 JR VARSITY BASEBALL The Junior Varsity Base- ball Team ended a success- ful l984 season with an overall record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The team efforts and accomplishments in- cluded a homerun hit by Jeff Briggs. Row: Rich Smith, Steve Bonebrake. Jeff Knill, Carl Fortna, Tim Barbuzanes. Todd Hirneisen, Noel Myers. Widder, Brian Overcash, David Barnhart. Row 2: Coach Guise, Duane Wible. Dale Moore, Jim Ball, Walt Kevin Buchanan, Jeff Briggs, Mike McCormick. Mike Gearhart, Andy Grosh, and Coach Zoeller. 3 BRIGHT FUTURE FOR SOFTBALL The l984 Softball Team did remarkably well this year, after losing nine players to graduation at the end of the I983 season. They won 3 of 6 league games and ended the season with a 5 and 5 record. Losing only three seniors this year gives the softball team a very promising future for the I985 season. frrk ggikgrs, I , W ' If ,, ,f .. is W ta , I ff ?w2wf'a , , ,iii S41 . , f..ygh,, fm1M,,i.ALY VV siws,,.,W1.M,53jg,,,wIib,,5kgjifw . 4. if N I sf f-rf ff 'fr . ' , e , .., Lsiiqn Rss? ww -Jixfiii' Q2 W5-12' fs U vi ' . vi ,V ,. W A6A?gi i'A. QyL'f5: y ' ., t s, f5,,..-,f ' ' ' I 'Z n ' . i i' ' . ' f 1 I. .zfimw-.'i. 'fi ' if . . 'IW is - T: 2.ifi'3 gf M 1-v ,, . OLLEYB LL The l984 Volleyball Team ended a suc- cessful season with an overall record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Their accomplishments were a result of hard work and a great team spirit among the players. Front Row: Kelli Shafer, Keri O'Mara. Mary Anne Rishel, Gail Eberly, Lori Row 2: Lori Yohn, Candace Angle, Denise Starliper, Tammy Laughlin, Lisa Myers. Row 3: Coach Dracz, Leslie Buchanan, Lisa Chapman, and Minnich. l984 RESULTS GA 2 Biglerville I2 II Fannett Metal 5 7 Littlestown 8 8 New Oxford 6 I5 Littlestown 5 5 Bermudian Springs 3 5 Gettysburg 6 I Biglerville II 8 Fairfield 3 5 James Buchanan I7 l984 VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front Row: Kim Reed, Rita Heacox, Wanda Davis. Wendy Mummert. Tina Doverspike. Row 2: Karen Stinson. Wanda Sprankle, Nadine Hess, Amy Rosen- quist. Denise McClain, Karen Sherrill. BOYS TRACK LOCKS AHEAD This year a promising new group of underclassmen joined the Boys Track Team. With few seniors on the team and a notable improvement over last year, the team is looking forward to a bright new future. The record was 3 wins and 5 losses, with Carl Blair, Bruce Karinshak, Steve Kerr, Pete Lazich, and Dan Vanderau all qualifying and placing in the Shippensburg Invitationals. Coach Pat Ruda is looking ahead to a good season next year with the return of Carl Blair, Brian Mowen, and Phil Christophel. Their performance this year, in spite of their inexperience, shows much promise for the I985 season. W - - -Y .-I - ns l L i l984 BGYS TRACK TEAM SENIORS I Fil 1 1 l V ce Q rs, - N. ' A, if, ff, , , ' Nfywl,-,f ,E - ' 1.1.,..s ,gg ' fs? '-lsgwzgf sot,,g5ogf,,g5 ws iwflifsiw ront Row William Derrlch Matt Koons Tony Jordon Gary Frlese Steve Kerr. Dale Patalinghug, Joe lriwi robaugh Row 2 Angie Thomas Qstatsj Mike Faith Bruce Karinshak Tommy Baker, Keith Eshelman, ill Shutt Carl Blair Philip Chrlstophel Darla Lazlch fstatsj Row 3 Pele Lazich, Dan Vanderau, David lnkly Brian Mowen Dan Jones Heath Shlrey Edward Sumner and Coach Ruda. Dan Jones and Dan Vanderau 5 DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS . . . UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE An inner-city high school classroom was the setting for the I984 Drama Club Production of Up the Down Staircase, played before packed audiences on Feb- ruary 23, 24, 25. The play depicted New York City high school life in the mid l96O's, as a very caring teacher tried to help her hard-hearted students. Through- out the play, humor and heartbreak held the audience captive. Mr. Wertner and his troupe of talented GAHS players are to be commended for a well performed production, enjoyed by all. xzffyiiss Hb?,?iM 'Q 532 if .., l wr ,WA 1, VLLA, N 1 ,V 1 THE SHOW MUST G0 CN What do you do when a star drops out of the play two weeks before the show? Call Mike Hessong, our hero. Mike saved the show by taking a lead part two weeks before opening night, and did a smashing good job, tool lu lgnkfl 1 ... W 11 A Mah L, .' . ' LRG A A JN Lfilrill' ' , iz?'l'f , A -1 Ry it f H L 1 1 ei 7 . tm 92' 'frfaf A A '26, 013 J A :Ji ,, V V x y cfm -My, 'V - x .Q ,, 15 , I Personalities emerged as the principal. played by Dan Knight Cleftj, and the teacher, played by Ruth Rine Cabovej. discipline students. I984 DRAMA CLUB Cln Alphabetical Orderji Vicki Angle, Tammy Baer, Kim Barvinchak, lan Carmack, Elisa Garling, Kerry Golden, Myna Haines, Mike Hes- song, Terra Hoch, Julie Hollar, Steve Keller, Missy Kerr, Rick Kline, Dan Knight, Tammy Laughlin, Brian Marshall. Brian Musselman, Tracey Myers, Dana Nagle, Tammy Norris, Ruth Rine, Tammy Sanchez, Annette Sherrill, Annette Socks. Rita Sterner, Craig Vanderau, Debbie Wagaman, and Wendy Weeks. A TLIDENTS PERFQRM After hearing rumors of break-dancing in the air, GAHS students came very enthusiastically to this year's talent show on April 26. Preston Williams, Master of Ceremony, welcomed each new performer, and the Jazz Band played between each act. The variety of acts included singing, dancing, and even a rock band. All of the acts were really super, and when the show ended. the judges were forced to make a very tough decision. l f' .5 ,.f.ff.f TALENT SHOW WINNERS Missy Moats and Tom Baker won first place and S25 for their love song. Jim Barkdoll accompanied his song on the guitar and won second place. Julie Carbaugh won third place singing Hello, a hit song by Lionel Richie. PIRIT QF ROME AT GAH Latin I and ll students got a taste of Ancient Rome when they gath- ered together on the evening of April 27 for feast and frolic. During the evening, a fish was sacrificed as the sun went down and two stu- dents were married according to the customs of the Roman wedding. P , iaaa e The evening ended with a feast at , which guests dined in the style of Y the Romans, lying on their stom- achsl After all . . . When ln Rome. Do As The Romans. 7 PROJEC S KEEP TUDENTS BUSY Getting ready for the Science and Industrial Arts Fair is one of the busiest and time consuming parts of the school year. Some people like to start early on their projects so that they will have time to put it together and make sure everything is in its proper place. Others seem to wait until the night before, then panic and throw everything together. Regardless of the time that is spent on a project, there is always a last minute rush to get things ready the week of the fair. Many students stay after school, trying to get finished on time and make their projects look their best. The day before the fair, the school is humming with excitement as students get out of their classes to set up their projects in the gymnasium and prepare them for judging. Heidi Hess Cabovej works on her Grand Prize winning project, The Effects of Detergent on Surface Tension, and a masked student Cleftb works on an Industrial Arts project. .. .,.twi3,mw1' L Xp X Zi. Students Qabove and lefty work on Industrial Arts and Science projects in preparation for the May fair. 8 SCIENC 8 INDUSTRI L ARTS F IR ,,g-url' Setting up for the fair is an exciting time as students get out of class and prepare projects for judging. Science and Industrial Arts Fair gives students the opportunity to display projects and provides something of interest to visitors of all ages. The Science and Industrial Arts Fair is a time of excitement at GAHS. Students are eager to see all the projects and find out which have won prizes. This year, the fair was held on May 4 and 5. Projects reflected scientific and everyday interests. Prizes and honorable mentions were awarded to each grade level and a grand prize was selected from ISO projects. Students are to be commended for their fine work and effort, in making this another success- ful year for the fair. 1 l ing AWARDS PRESENTED Yearbook Dedicated To Mr. Jack Appleby In addition to the annual awards assem- bly, a special assembly was held on May 9 to announce the arrival of the yearbook and recognize staff members for their hard work in making the l984 Conochea- gue a success. Following the presentation of certificates and awards, Heidi Hess called Mr. Appleby to the stage and pre- sented him with the dedication copy of the yearbook before a standing ovation from the student body. Students Recognized With Awards And Scholarships Outstanding GAHS students were rec- ognized by the community and the school at the annual awards assembly on May I7. Many seniors received scholarships to continue their education. Other students were recognized and awarded with certi- ficates, medals, and plaques. All of these students are to be com- mended and congratulated for their achievements. 10 Ms. Smith fabovej recognizes members the yearbook staff and Heidi Hess fleftj sents the dedication copy of the l984 cheague to Mr. Appleby. 5 . s Outstanding students Cabove and belowj recognized by community leaders and awe scholarships. HO OR SOCIETY NSTALL New SENIORS Cathleen Berndt Leslie Buchanan Robin Hawbaker Dawn Heefner Janice Horst Kevin Martin David P. Miller Dana Nagle Deborah O'Mara Renee Palmer Members JUNIORS Bonnie Becker Joanne Courtney Teresa Eberly Lori Harshman Angela Henry Terra Hoch Patty Hudson Bruce Karinshak Shawn McClain Patrick Messina Stephen Pellegrino Maureen Reed Ruth Rine Lisa Rosenberry Melissa Shearer MEMBER The National Honor Society ranks as one of the oldest and most prestigious organizations for high school students in the nation. Each year a faculty committee selects members on the basis of their ac- complishments and contributions in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership. and character. This year, twenty-seven GAHS stu- dents were selected for membership in the Greencastle-Antrim Chapter of the National Honor Society. The new mem- bers were tapped and inducted by the senior members of the Chapter in an April ceremony. Following the induction, the members of the Honor Society were Preston Williams Cabovej and Kim Jeffrey Walck Barvinchack fbelow, lefty conduct the TYOY Wieslllng ceremony. Terra Hoch Crightj pre- joined by their parents and congratulated at a tea in their honor. pares to be inducted. COI1gratulations 'fir I J-of . . Xfff- .. f ? r Honor Society members and their parents are honored with a tea following the ceremony. HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Kim Barvinchack, Kevin Martin, David Miller, Brian Clark, Stephanie Lindsay, Missy Kerr. Heidi Hess, Janice Horst, Dawn Heefner, Jacquie Miller, Holly Burkett, Dana Nagle. Row 2: Paul Klemm, John Kay, Preston Williams, Gene Duffey, April White, Gena Korrell. Renee Palmer, Kim Gipe, Robin Hawbaker, Cathleen Berndt. Leslie Buchanan. Deb O'Mara, Row 3: Terra Hoch, Melissa Shearer, Bonnie Becker, Ruth Rine, Troy Wiestling, Patty Hudson, An- gela Henry, Lori Harshman, Maureen Reed. Lisa Rosenberry, Jeff Walck. Row 4: Teresa Eberly, Shawn McClain. Pat Messina, Steve Pellegrino, Bruce Karinshak. Joanne Courtney. THE TENN SSEE TQLIR The GAHS band and choir left Greencastle in April to participate in an International Music Festival in Nashville. They left on Wednesday, April 5, and arrived in Kingsport, Ten- nessee, Thursday morning. They gave two concerts that day and stayed overnight with families in Kingsport. Friday morning they boarded the buses and arrived in Nashville early that afternoon with time to tour the Country Music Hall of Fame and Studio B. Early Saturday morning they joined other bands and choirs from across the country and performed before the judges, then spent the afternoon at the Grand Old Opry enjoying country mu- sic performers. At an outdoor program Saturday night, medals were awarded and all the students participating in the Music Festival had the opportunity to meet each other, socialize, and dance. On Sunday morning they boarded the bus- es, said goodbye to Nashville, and ar- rived back in Greencastle late that night. Students board the buses Cabovej to leave Greencastle on April 5. Students in Kingsport Cabovej sing for the choir, and an old jute box at the Hall of Fame fleftj catches the interest of GAHS visitors. Mr. Forney Cabovej accepts Medals of Merit for band and jazz band, and Mr. B. Crightj celebrates receiving the Bronze Medal for Chora- laires. 12 kinj- ug-,,..-X Students unload the band bus fleftj before they perform in Nashville, and. buy souvenirs faboveb at Opryland. 3 CHORAL CONCERT WELCGMES SPRI G Every year a special choral performance welcomes spring at GAHS. Choir members put their robes in the closet and dress for a concert in suits and gowns. Each senior girl carries a rose and everyone is at their best, making the Spring Concert one of the most beautiful sights and sounds of the school year. RMY BAN FE TLIRE A GRADLI TE Trecia Karinshak Cabovej re- Mr. Forney accepts the baton Qrightj to direct the turns to Greencastle with the Army Band, and workshops Cbelowj are held Army Field Band. throughout the school. This spring the students at GAHS were treat- ed to a performance by the Army Field Band. During the concert a very special clarinet solo was performed by Trecia Karinshak, a graduate of GAHS, now with the Army Band. Following the concert, members of the Army band held workshops in various parts of the school for GAHS band members. Students found their ad- vice helpful, and the concert was enjoyed by all. 13 Tonight . . . elebrate M Love' JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The I984 prom was truly an evening of elegance and romance for all GAHS seniors and juniors, and their dates. The theme, Tonight, I Celebrate My Love, set the mood on the lovely Sat- urday evening of April 28, at the Ven- ice Inn, in Hagerstown. lt was an evening enjoyed by all and one that will be remembered for a very long time. l 5 ' 6 s A I Q Z 14 .. -: '. I7 x X i Nd' 'M .lt M, 'V Q, ', 9 ' iiwttifr V'-we ve' f -, ' bfi ' - , J4V.iA,, M any ,yJ'iV:V:!V,j:F7 . ' T' , bsfffa -9 3 sssv 1f11fefQ ,, if ,sg M , ' 1 5 , I L3 The atmosphere of the prom gives everyone a chance to enjoy a special evening friends and dates. with While many are dancing the night away, Todd Appleby flower leftj takes a moment to relax. M' as -a-Q Q we 4 f CATHY KEEL IS PROM QUEE PROM NIGHT The prom is the one night of the year that everyone looks forward to. In many cases it's the only time you'lI see people dressed up. The morning of the prom is when the anxiety and anticipation really build up. You look forward to pam- pering yourself with bubble baths, the hair dresser, maybe a manicure, and last but not least, your gown. A touch of your favorite fragrance and you're all set. The door bell ringsl Your special someone brings you flowers and of course, they match perfectly. Then all those pictures . . . your parents and his parents, friends, and neighbors. After all the hassle, you leave for the prom. When you get there the butterflies turn to bats. The sign on the door greets you with best wishes and you find your table. After dinner the dance begins, the atmosphere relaxes, things come alive, and the evening seems to go so fast. When the band plays your favorite song. you can really feel the theme of the evening . . . Tonight, l Celebrate My Love. By Sherri Johnson 15 SAYING GOGDBYE Senioritis reaches its peak in the last few weeks of school. It progresses into its final stages as Seniors begin to clean out their lockers and get rid of old notebooks and worksheets. On May I8 the situation becomes hopeless. lt's the last day for seniors. They dress up as if it's Halloween, they decorate their cars, they parade through town, they drive around the school, and they remind the under- classmen and teachers it's the last day for seniors by chanting and singing in the halls between classes. lt's a happy time and a sad time, for the last day of school also means saying goodbye to friends and teachers they have come to know throughout the years. L 4 K, ,K . .ti ,-.Q . .,, - Q- .sssm-yexl, -ww, f 1 .gat-A - . cult ye New York is an experience many seniors will never forget The last day for seniors is an experience no one will forget 16 THE BIG DAY FI ALLY ARRIVES is ligfigf 54' ms 'R , T if if gf Z M' J ai H x x L if l984 GRADUATION HELD INDCORS All year long, seniors were looking forward to being the first class to have commencement exercises outdoors. When May 30 finally arrived it was cold outside, the weather forcasts called for showers, and graduation was moved indoors to the auditorium. While some may have been disappointed, the indoor cere- mony didn't dampen the spirits of those who were about to graduate. The big day was here and it didn't really matter where they were as long as they got their diplomas. After all. . . that's what graduation is all aboutl 17 I ' , , , 7 18 GRADLIATIQ The Class of l984 graduated from Greencastle-Antrim High School dur- ing commencement exercises held on Wednesday evening. May 30. During the program, John R. Walker. Franklin County District Attorney. asked the graduates to stand and ap- plaud their parents and teachers in ap- preciation for their help and guidance in the years past. In looking at the years ahead, Mr. Walker advised sen- iors to continue learning and growing in whatever paths they choose to fol- low. Mr. McConnell presented the Class of l984 to those in attendance and called the seniors forward to receive their diplomas from Mr. Fred Myers, School Board President. The commencement exercises came to a close as the band played Pomp . and Circumstance and the graduates left the auditorium to be joined by their families and friends. as . ,.......,.. :ass . X, cc. K, , ,. 6 . ff ' if A fob? - eilisihq . . Ai i 'J ,f ' , fi 'i J , J . fl N 2,12 f 1 A f s, ,, iw 4 The challenge of a new beginning puts a serious look on the faces of the seniors fabovej as they listen to the commencement speakers. and they stand Qbelowj as Mr. McConnell presents the Class of i984 to those in attendance. 1 1 W Q O O .sL4u.,s, i . r l 1 3 l ES. f Dr. McCall. District Superintendent. welcomes com- E D mencement speaker, John Walker Cabovej and John . Kay Qleftj addresses his classmates on new begin- 3 nings. Seniors Cbelowj give their last performance -.4 under the direction of Mr. Besecker. ff' .lwf l 5. 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Greencastle on the Square 597-2137 Shady Grove 597-7188 Quincy 749-3136 Laurich Estates 369-4811 All at the First National Bank Extend Our Congratulations To the 1985 Graduates. 177 Bowman, Don 62, 107 Abbott. MEMS, Terry 69 Winilred 87 Alleman, Jell 85 Alleman, Linda 85 Alexander, John 13 Allshouse, Dean 77 Anderson. Stacey 13, 129 Angle, Candice 6, 68, 69, 148, 156, 165 Angle, Vicki 61 Angle, Vicki 61, 134, 135, 139 Ankerbrand, Caroline 69, 107, 111, 133, 135, 136, 137, 139 Ankney, Gary 89 Appleby, Jack 88 Appleby, Jell 77, 129 Armstrong, Cheryl 61, 107 Armstrong, Sherry 77 Atherton, Dawn 69, 133, 137 Austin, Brian 111 Baer, Amy 6, 110, 114, 115 Baer, Jean 89 Baer, Rick 111 Bailey, Angela 61 Bailey, Greg 13, 100 Bailey, Lisa 69, 127 Baker, Thomas 13, 46, 100, 110, 111, 117 Ball, James 61, 84 Barber, Tony 8, 13 Barbuzanes, Andrew 14, 123, 125, 162 Barbuzanes, Timothy 69, 134 Barkman, Marshall 61, 159 Barlup, Barnes Barnes, Barnes, Barnes. Barnes, sharon 61 , Clinton 14, 51 Craig 77, 154, 155 Jean 89 Trudy 61, 114, 116 William 77, 129 Barnhart, David 69, 106, 107, 159 Barnhart, Gregory 77, 132, 135 Barr. Clark 69, 84 Barr, T. Scott 14, 127 Barr, Tina M. 14, 54, 104, 137, 139 Barrett, Beverly 61 Barrineau, Tracy 69, 114, 115, 127 Bartola, Amy 14, 139 Barvinchak, Mike 61, 154 Barvinchak, Shane 77 Baugh, Eddie 61, 129, 162, 163 Baugh, Tony 14, 85 Baumbaugh, Traci 61, 110, 114, 116, 117 Beatty, Charles 62 Beaver, Donald 15, 107 Beaver, Kevin 15, 47, 105, 160, 161 Becker, Bonnie 15, 92, 134, 139 Beegle, Tessa 12, 15, 53, 55, 123, 133, 1 Beeler, Kelley 62, 107 Beeler, Shane 77 Beeler, William 62 Bemisderler, Anthony 69, 151 Bemisderler, Brian 69 Bemisderler, Dwight 77, 132 Bemisderler Marcia 77 Bemisderler, Thomas 69, 107, 132 Bemisderler, Timothy 77 Bencholl, Kathy 77 Bennett, Earl 15, 47, 85, 160, 165 Bennett, Helen 15, 94 Bennett, Joseph 69 Bennett, Penny 89, 97 Berger, Scott 62, 132 Bervrager, Michelle 77, 129 Besecker, Richard 89, 108, 110, 111, 119 Belts, Nelson 69 Betz, Veronica 87 Bingaman, Barry 69. 110, 151 Bingaman, Carley 16, 128 Bingaman, Colby 70 Bingaman, Connie 70, 107 Bingaman, Jeremy 77, 132, 135 Bingaman, Richard 16, 47, 107 Bingaman, Scott 62 Bingaman, Rodney 62 Bingaman, Stacey 16 Bingaman, Wendy 16, 110, 114, 116, 119, 150, 162, 163 Binkley, Becky 16, 105 , Binkley, Brian 16, 101, 110, 114, 116, 117, 118 Binkley, David 17, 51, 102, 104, 154 Binkley, Richard 77, 132, 151, 162 Bitner, Brian 17, 55, 102 Bitner, Jellrey 7, 78 Bitner, Steven, 78, 96 Black, Clayton 2, 78 Blair, Angela 70, 116, 133 Blair, Carl 62, 107, 154, 162, 163 Blair, Durinda 62, 133 . 143, 146, 147, 160, 161, 165 34, 135, 137, 139 Blair, Kim 70, 136, 137, 163 Blair, Pam 62, 133 Blair, Tim 70, 107, 150 Blough, Tammy 17, 107 Blubaugh, Michele 17, 54 Bodes, Earl 89 Bonebrake, Dale 17, 54 Bonebrake, Steve 70, 150 Bontrager, Rick 62 Booze, Charles 70, 110, 112, 114, 116, 117, 162 Bowers, Curtis 78, 154 Bowers, Tracy 62, 139, 144, 145, 164 Bowers, Wanda 12 Bowman, Cheryl 7, 9, 17, 51, 114, 115, 135, 136, 156 Boyanowski, Teresa 59, 62 Bracken, Donald 18, 107 Bracken, Jerry 78, 154 Bradshaw, Todd 78, 135, 154, 155 Brager, Michelle 62, 107 Bragunier, Jenniler 78 Branch, Tammy 62, 107 Brechbiel, Brandt 78 Brechbiel, Jay 70, 159 Brenneman, Lori 9, 18, 54, 133 Brenneman, Sherry 62, 112, 114, 116, 117, 136 Brenneman, William 62 Bricker, Edwin 18, 107 Bricker, Galen 78 Cover, Craig, Crane, Crane. Creage Creage Crider, Crider, Crider, Crouse, INDEX Julie 70 Jamie 6 Heather 62 Mark 78, 154, 155 r, Kim 21, 55 r, Lisa 70, 99 Aldean 70, 107, 151 Bryan 70, 154, 155 Pam 21, 55, 97 Tim 21, 128 Cunningham, Duane 62, 110, 114, 116 Custodians 86 Daley, Angelina 78 Daley, Leslie 63 Daley, Tom 70 Danner, Clara 86 Briggs, Jell 62 Brinrlle, Judy 90 Brown, Steven 62 Buchanan, Eric 18, 129 Buchanan, Heather 70, 110, 134 Buchanan, Kevin 62, 107 Burger, Barbara 70 Burker, Shannon 78 Burkett, Denise 78, 137 Burkett, Dennis 78 Burkett, Kim 70, 99 Burkett, Sonya 18, 128 Burkholder, Brian 18, 129 Burkholder, Sheryl 70, 106, 107 Burkholder, Steven 70 Burns, Sherri 70, 133, 140 Burr, Theodore 78 Bus Drivers 87 Byers, Troy 70 Byrne, Terry 62, 154 Caleteria Stall 85 Cantrell, John 70, 159, 165 Capoullez, Annita 19, 84, 110, 113, 114, 115, 116 Carbaugh, Barb 19, 54, 107 Carbaugh, David 70 Carbaugh, Kim 7, 9, 19, 104 Carbaugh, Susan 19 Carbaugh, Todd 70, 107 Carl, Stephanie 70, 110 Carmack, lan 19, 110, 111, 114, 116, 117, 118 Carmack, Sessily 78, 111, 114, 116, 117, 119, 134 Caron, Mike 154 Carty, Michelle 78 Carty, Richard 19, 128 Carty, Tom 62, 107 Caulman, Julie 78, 114, 116 Caulman, Shari 70, 110, 114, 117 Chebolski 154 Chnstman, Gaye 83 Chnstman, Joy 20, 54 Christman, Kim 20, 134 Christophel, Phil 62, 154, 155 Clare, Eric 62 Clark, Edward 62, 116 Clark. Lisa 70, 114, 116 Clary, Kevin 78, 127 Cleaver, Chris 70 Cleaver, Darren 62 Cline, Steven 78, 111, 114, 116 Clopper, Venus 70, 152 Coady, Philip 83 College, Kim 62, 123, 129, 137, 144, 145 Conrad, John 78, 85 Conrad, Joseph 78, 132 Cook, Carlene 20, 47, 54, 122, 134, 136, 148, 165 Cook, Darwin 78 Coon, Cynthia 67 Cordell, Craig 78, 114, 116 Cordell, Melinda 20, 127 Cornett, Jason 78 Cornell, Walt 62, 150 Courtney, Joanne 12, 20, 47, 54, 100, 124, 134, 152 Covalt, Brian 70, 107 Cowan, Steve 8, 20, 105 Davis, Jill 63, 114, 115, 116, 122, 162 Davis, John 21 Davis, Kevin 8, 21 Davis, Michelle 70 Davis, Wanda 70, 99 Delauter, Ron 78, 110, 111 Denkovich, Tina 71 Derrick, Bill 63, 102, 145, 146, 147 Deshong, Jackie 6, 8, 21, 47, 54, 149, 156, 157, 164 Deshong, Jenniler 6, 8, 22, 54, 112, 156, 157 Deshong, Michele 78, 114 Deshong, Wendy 63, 107 Dietrich, Annette 7, 78, 136 Dixon, Cindy 71, 110, 134 Dixon, Joseph 78 Doverspike, Tina 71, 110, 111, 127 Downin, Monica 22, 128, 137 Dracz, Thomas 68, 90, 139 Dreyer, Lee 90, 137 Duncan, LE. 90, 52 Eberly, Debbie 71, 133, 136 Eberly, Gail 71, 158 Eberly, Melanie 22, 97, 136 Ebery, Theresa 22, 52, 110, 137, 139, 148, 165 Eberly, Toby 78 Ebersole, Jell 22, 150 Eby, Bradley 79 Eckstine, Becky 63, 148 Ecton, John 79, 127 Egoll, Reuben 71 Ehrhart, Stacie 79, 134 Elliot, Brian 79, 116 Elliott, Tina 71, 111, 134 Ellis, Matt 22, 107 Embly, Brenda 59, 63 Embly, Dennis 7, 23, 107 Embly, Melissa 79, 114, 116, 117, 120 Eshlemen, Douglas 90, 144, 146 Eshelman, Keith 63, 146. 147, 160 Etter, Christine 79 Evans, Bobby 23, 127 Evans, Keli 79, 111, 119 Everettes, Aaron 79 Everts, April 63 Everts, Wendy 59, 63 Ezolt, Mike 71, 151, 162 Faith, Charles 63 Faith, Chris 8, 23. 105 Faith, Michelle 23, 110, 111 Faith, Mike 71 Feldman, Melissa 71, 134 Fetterholl, Lisa 71 Fetleihotl, Lisa 63, 132 Ficlies, Karen 90 Finnill, Patricia 6, 63, 114, 115 Fisher, Kelly 83 Fisher, Melissa 79, 84 Fisher, Travis 23, 154 Fitz, Louise 87 Foley, Timothy 63 Forbes, Melissa 79 Forney, Sam 90, 112, 118 Foust, Karla 63 Freeman, Brian 79, 132 Freeman, Paula 71, 111, 133, 134, 135, 136, 139 Freeman, Peggy 63, 110, 111, 114, 116, 117 Frey, George 4, 5, 48, 90 Friese, Gary 23, 46, 107 Funk, Patty 63 Furukawa, Jenny 79, 111, 114, 116, 117, 134 Gailey, Annette 63, 95, 110, 117, 136 Ganoe, Christina 24, 54, 130, 136, 137 Canoe, Sherry 79 Garling, Camilla 79 Garling, Christi 71 Garner, Douglas 12 Gearhart, Celina 63, 110, 111 Gearhart, Michael 63 Gehring, Jody 63, 107 Gelsinger. Gary 79 Gelsinger, Larry 79, 154, 155 Getsinger, Scott 10, 24, 48 Gess, Traci 24, 107 Gettel. Phyllis 90 Johnston, Amy 64, 110, 134 Jones, Derek 27, 50, 101, 110, 112, 114, 116, 118, 123 Jones, Jones, letl 64, 107 Rodney 64, 85 Jordon. Tony 27. 128 Judy, Virginia 80 Junkins, Tonya 64 Massey, James 72, 110, 114, 162 Matthews, Michelle 31, 46, 55, 133, 134, 135 Matthews, Trent 151, 162 Maxwell, Judith 94 Maynard, Troy 6, 72, 107 McCall, Kendrick M. 88 McCarney, Denise 31, 53, 55, 123, 133, 137, 139 Grbble. Belinda 24, 54, 134, 140, 152 Grpe, David 110, 132 Glee, Tina 79 Golden. Gonder. Gonder, Kerry 71 Roland 63 Tony 79 Gonder, Venus 59, 63 Gordon Gower. Mrs. 91 Kelly 63, 116 Karinshali, Bruce 2, 28, 46, 146, 147, 165 Karinshak, Tom 76, 80, 116, 146 Kealon, Kim 64, 129, 132 Keelter, Eric 71 Keener, Brent 114, 116, 132 Keener, Sean 71, 110, 112, 114, 116 Keiller, Michaelle 64, 110, 135 Keller, Andy 64, 107 Keller, Sherry 28, 48, 55 McClain, Denise 72, 110, 114, 115 McClain, Joel 72, 110, 114, 116, 117 McClain, Shawn 31, 112, 114, 116, 117 118 McCleary, Amy 65, 106, 107 McCleary, Mary Lou 72, 107 McConnell, Herbert W. Jr. 88 McCormick, Michael 65 McCoy, Tina 65, 110, 111, 117 McCrae, LeRoy 94 Green. David 71 Green, Jan M. 91 Green, Tom 71, 159 Greenawalt. Kevin 63, 107 Grosh, Andrew 63, 154, 164 Guzrc, Marie 6, 63 Hade, Bonnie 86 Haier, Luria 79, 133, 137 Hager, Crystal 63, 107 Haines, Myna 110 Hall, Nicole 79 Hammond, Darrell 63, 107 Hammond, Michael 71, 162 Harbaugh, Wayne 7, 79, 116 Harman, Lori 79 Harness, Kenneth 24, 99, 110, 111, 114, 116, 117, Harshman, Dennis 154, 155 Harshman, Lori 25, 99 Harshman, Niliki 79 Harshman, Scott 25, 107, 154 Hassler, Sam 7, 63, 107 Hawbalier, Gail 68, 71, 114, 115, 122 Hawbalier, Guy 64, 114, 116. 126, 151 118, 120 Keller, Steve 7, 28, 50, 51, 101, 110, 111, 120, 130, 135, 139, 150 Keller, Kelly, Tim 163 Mark 8, 28 Kendall, Sarah 72, 130, 134, 135, 136, 137, 139, 140 Kendle, Laryssa 72, 107, 137, 139, 158 Kendle, Tonya 64 Kendle, Tracey 80, 137 Kennedy, Tammy 72, 109, 114, 116 Kephart, David 64 Kerr, Steve 72, 146, 147, 159 King, Geri 60, 64, 134, 152 King, Shannon 64, 136 King, Wendy 12, 28, 50, 110, 111, 114, 115, 123, 125 Kinley, Kelli 80, 127 Kinzer, Eric 116, 127 Kirkpatrick, Beth 28, 46, 52, 95, 149, 164 Klemm, Debbie 64, 114, 116, 117, 132 Klemm, Tim 72, 114, 116, 117, 132 Kline, Kline, Kline, Kline. Kline, Deanna 72 Julie 93 Kelly 80 Richard 29, 110, 111, 114, 116 Scott 64 McDonald, Matt 81, 96, 146, 147 Mcfalls, Heather 68, 72, 114, 116, 149, 158 McGonigal, Brian 65, 114 Mclntyre, Tina tsee Barr, Tina MJ McLaughlin, Holly 81 McLucus, Brenda 81 McLucus, Jere 81 Mearkle, Bonita 12, 94 Meek, John 81 Melius, Joey 81, 132, 151, 162 Melius, MaDonna 72 Mellott, Jackie 72, 110, 114, 116, 158 Mellott, Robert 31, 107 Mellott, Scott 31, 127 Merlile, MaryLynn 94 Messersmith, Sherry 6 Messina, Patrick 32, 127, 154 Messina, Paul 111 Metcalt, Edward Metcall, Greg 81 Meyers, Kevin 32, 110, 111, 117 Meyers, Kurtis 72, 110 Michajluk, Susan 81, 111, 118 Miller, Angela 65, 107, 149, 165 Heacox. Rita 71 Heelner, Sharon 5, 25, 95, 126 Heelner, Stacey 79, 84 Knable, Rhonda 80 Knight, Dan 29, 99, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 117, 118 Knight, Mike 64, 110, 111, 114, 116, 117 Mickey. Brenda 72, 112, 114, 116, 117 Micklenic, Julie 9, 11, 32, 50, 100, 104 166 Hettner, Natalie 79, 111, 116, 144 Heltner, Sharon 91 Hellrick, Dallas 25 Hellrick, Dirk 79, 116, 132, 162 Hellrick, Gary 25, 110, 160 Hellrick, Gwen 25, 54 Helman. Tammy 64 Hendershott, Michael 79 Henicle, Christine 64, 112, 114, 116, 120 Henry, Angela 25, 50, 54, 103 Henson, Carla 79, 133, 137 Hepler, Destry 26, 50 Heoler, Leslie 79 Hess, Heather 71, 135 Hess, Nadine 71, 158 Hess, Peter 64 Hessong, Michael 26, 136, 150 Hiclis, Mille 79, 116, 155 Hirneisen, Jeremy 80, 131, 132, 146 Hirneisen, Todd 71, 132, 145, 146, 147, 159, 165 Hite, Steve 80 Hoch, Terra 26 Holbert, Larry 64 Hollar, Julie 7, 64, 136, 137 Hollinshead, David 80 Knill, Jett 72, 107 Kolanowski, Barbara 93 Kolanowski, Sean 12, 93, 129, 159 Koons, Matthew, 6, 29, 48 Koons, Seth 72, 107, 116 Kozain, Bryan 9, 29, 107, 160 Kranzler, B.J. 59, 64 Krouse, Benita 72 Kugler, Julie 6, 29 Kuhn. Kuhn, Kuhn, Kuhn, April 72 Christopher 29, 105 George 64, 107 Mike 80, 151 Kulpak, Melissa 65, 107 Lalonde, Evelyn 65, 133, 136 Lalonde, Leonore 65, 133, 136 Myerly, Jenny 73 Holt, D ale 107 Hoopes, Tom 7, 80 Hoover, Barb 64, 114, 115 Hoover, Debbie 71, 112, 114, 115 Hoover, Gregory 92, 133, 134 Horst, Todd 80, 114, 116 Hose, Cathy 64, 114 Hott, Dale 71 Houck, Christina 80, 114 Houck, Deana 80, 116 Hough, William 92, 122, 154 Houpt, Regina 26 Houpt, Ray 71 Houston, Jenny 74 Hudson, Patricia 26, 54, 110, 111, 113. Hunt, Michael 64 114, 116, 119, 133, 134 Lancaster, Debra 72 Laster, Sue Ellen 80 Laughin, Bobby 111 Laughlin, Tammy 12, 30, 51, 55, 95, 110, 114, 115, 120 Lazich, Pete 60, 65, 146, 147, 160, 165 Lebo, Regina 72, 134, 158 Leidig, Barb 65 Lehman, Brad 30, 107 Lehman, Diann 80, 111 Lemaster, David Lenharr, Dena 30, 48, 52, 54, 134, 149 Lesher, Joyce 80, 111, 112, 114, 116 Lesher, Rae Dawn 30, 51, 54, 95, 108, 114, 116, 117 Lesher, Valerie 80, 84 Leyva, Jacqueline 30, 126 Lindsay, Bobbi Jo 80, 114, 116 Lindsay, Laura 65, 114, 115, 119 Lindsay, Rhonda 72, 110, 113, 114, 115, 119 Lindsay, Scott 7, 30 Luchs, Robert 65, 102 Lutz, Carl 94 MacClean, Bridget 65 Malkin, Gretel 94, 104 Marks, Tylice 129 Marr, Amy 83 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller. Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller. Brenda 32, 54, 136 Dana 65, 107 Daniel 72 Denise 32, 53 Greg 73 Jane 86 Jeannine 81, 116 Karen 73 Lori 73 Mark 81 Robert 73 Tammy 73 Tonya 81 Wendy 32, 127, 137 Mills, Angela 73, 107 Mills, Leslie 65 Mitchell, Michael 9, 33, 48, 135 Moats, Daborah 59, 65, 109, 114. Moats, Moats Monn, Monn, Moore, Moore, Greg 111 Sharon 65 'James ar, 151, 152 Ronald 95 ' Dale 65 Jay 81, 155 Morrow, Kimberly 2, 68, 95 117 Mowen, Andy 81, 116, 151 Mowen, Brian 33, 52, 114, 116, 117 Mowen, Jerry 65, 107 Mowen, Keith 33, 126 Mowen, Lain 73, 154, 155 Mowen, Leroy 33 Mowen, Marvin 81 Mull, Patty 6, 33 Mummert, Wendy 73, 123, 134 Murray, Barry 33, 47, 103, 160, 165 Murray, Beth 65 Murray, Melissa 65, 107, 156 Murray, Richard 73, 107, 151 Mussleman, Amy 81 Mussleman, Brian 6, 65, 110, 111, 114 116 17 Huss, Edward 80, 154. 155 Hussack, Michael 92, 160, 165 Hykes, Christopher 80 Hykes, Marcia 80, 111, 119, 134, 148 Hykes, Steven 80 lngream, Scott 64, 159 lzer, Shane 64, 132 Jacobs, Sherry 71 Johns, Michelle 26, 40, 148 Johnson, Eric 80 Johnson, Jett 80 Johnson, Kevin 27, 126 Johnson, Ricky 27 Johnson, Sherri 9, 27, 126 Johnson, Troy 27, 129, 154 Marr, Brandy 80 Marshall, Brian 65, 110 Martin, Delray 80, 96, 132 Martin, Edward 31 Martin, Jeryl 72, 107 Martin, Loren 72 Martin , Michael 65 Marlin, Michelle 80 Martin, Rhonda 72 Martin, Scott 72, 107 Martin, Terry 65, 162 Marlin Martin , Todd 81, 131, 132, 146 , Tony 72, 116, 143, 150 Martin, Wendy 72, 110, 114, 116, 158 Masaracchra, Charles 81, 132, 134, 154, 155 Myers, Myers, Myers, Myers, Myers, Myers. Myers, Myers, Myers, Myers, Amy 34, 55, 97, 110, 111 Angel 34, 55, 106 Anthony 73d Craig 65, 107 Dan 73 Delbert 60, 95, 99 Greg 81 Jay 34, 107 Keith 34, 126 Lisa 35, 55, 107 Myers, Michael 73, 102, 107, 150 Myers, Mike 35, 102 Myers, Noel 73, 159 Myers. Myers, Scott 73, 150, 162 Suzanne 81, 111, 114, 116 117 Myers, Tracey 65, 110, 130, 134, 135, 139 Myers, Travis 107 Naugle, Georgia 81 Nelson, Paul 81, 154, 162 Nelson, Steve 5, 35, 48 Nemzek, lim 150 Neville, Brian 65 Nicarry, Rick 65 Nisevrander, Tonya 81 Nocton, Wayne 9, 35 Nogle, Michael 65, 154 Noll, Kimberly 81, 136 Noll, Kristine 35, 50, 148 Norris. Perry 35, 103 Norris, Trudy 81, 114, 116, 149 Oberholzer, lulie 9, 36 Oberholzer, Kim 73 Oberholzer, Michael 66, 154 Oberholzer, Tonya 66 Oberholzer, Wendel 73, 154, 155 0'mara, Keri 68, 73, 156, 157 Ommert, Pam 73, 110 Overcash, Brian 73, 159 Overcash, Brooke 73, 154, 155, 159 Overcash, Ricky 81, 162 Overend. Craig 81 Park, Sherri 81 Patalinghug, Dale 66, 110, 112, 120 Pearson, Chance 73, 162 Peck, William 36 Peer, Patrick 36, 128 Pellegrino, Steve 7, 10, 36, 46, 134, 135, 139, 14 Peters, Kim 73, 114, 116, 158 Petrunali, Lori 9, 36, 129 Philpott, Karen 66, 126 Piter, Suzanne 81, 96, 116, 144 Pile, Verna 96 Pine, lisa 73 Pine, Polly 36, 55, 103, 107 Pine, Tammy 66, 107 Piper, Tonya 73, 107, 152 Pittman, Judi 82, 114, 115, 116 Ploviman, Bruce 125 Poe Stuart 82 Pool, Steve 73, 160, 161 Poper, Robin 82 Potter, Tammy 73, 110, 114, 116 Pugh, Donnie 73. 107 Pyle, George 96 Quigley, Brad 82, 116, 154, 155 Radabaugh, Cheryl 37, 126 Reed, lames 59, 66 Reed, 1odi82, 114, 116 Reed, lohnn 82, 131, 132, 154, 155 Reed, Kimberly 74, 110, 112, 114, 115, 116, 119 Reed, Maureen 37, 114, 115 Reeder,Michelle 66 Reeve, Tom 96 Reihart, Donald 66 Reinwald, Sharon 97, 98 Ressler, lohn 93, 97, 98 Rhinehart, Reagan 67, 107 Rhoe, Kenda 66, 114, 115 Rice, David A. 66 107 Rice, David E. 74. 151 Richards, Michael 82, 162 Rideout, Shannon 82 Rule, Holly 82 Rine. Ruth 37, 46, 50, 55, 134, 148 Rishel, lohn 97, 98, 163 Rishel, Mary Ann 74, 114, 116, 117, 148, 158 Ritz, Carol 60, 66. 144, 164 Ritz, Kim 37, 48, 55, 129, 132, 136 Ritz, Lisa 60, 66, 144, 164 Robinson, Enc 82 Robinson, Reta 1, 37, 50, 107 Rock, Angie 82, 111, 114, 116, 119 Rockwell, Dirk 74, 155 Roger, Kimberly 66, 110, 120, 152 Roland, Troy 82, 96 Rosch, Kristen 82 0, 150 Rosenberry, Lisa 37, 95, 110, 114, 116, 117, 118, 132, 138 Rosenberry, Linn 82, 96, 132, 154, 155 Rosenquist, Amy 74, 112, 114, 116, 158 Rotz, Doug 74, 107 Roland, Gary 38, 107 Rubeck, Robert 7, 66, 107 Rutlley, Tracie 74 Runshavi, Debra 38, 127 Sager, Lisa 66 Sanchez, Tammy 38, 55, 110, 111, 133, 135, 136 Sanders, John 98 Schildl, lohn 66, 107 Schmelder, Linda 74 Schmelder, Michael 82, 151 Schmuck, Andrea 38, 48, 114, 115, 116, 122 Schmucli, lill 6, 82, 123, 149 Schroyer, Tim 8, 12, 38, 160, 161 Schuchman, Amy 38, 107, 138 Seeds, Dan 66, 154, 155 Sellers, Christina 74, 134 Sellers, Matt 66, 154 Seville, Bille lo 82 Shickel, Robin 66 Shaler, Kelli 74 Shaler, Zane 83 Shatter, Dean 39, 126 Shatter, Melinda 66, 107 Shatter, Rodney 74. 107 Shannon, Paul 74, 107 Shatzer, Shatzer, Shatzer, Shatzer, Annette 82 Charles 66 Kelly 66 Viclrr 66 Sheatter, Rhonda 66 Shearer, Sheeley, Sheller, Melissa 39, 47, 53, 148, 165 Lavaun 82 Todd 125 Sheiss, Donald 82 Sherrill, Sherrill, Karen T4, 110, 114, 115, 116 Ricky 66 Shew, Troy 39, 126 Shill, lohn 162 Shirey, Debra 66, 107 Shirey, Heath 39, 114, 116, 160, 165 Shocliey, Nicki 82, 96, 111, 114, 116, 117, 118, 134, 144 Shook, S. Ellen 39, 50 Shoop, Rick 82, 129, 162 Shoup, Laurie 39, 99, 104, 156 Shroyer, LaMar 40, 50, 100, 101 Shuey, Tom 98 Shupp, Shannon 74, 114, 116, 129 Shutt, Bill 40. 52, 135 Simmers, George 74, 161 Singhas. Melissa 82, 114, 115, 116 Sites, Dennis 74 Sites, Tavinya 66 Smelser, Levi 98 Smith, Allison 82 Smith, Anne 99, 136 Smith, Debra 74 Smith, Greta 99 Smith, Karen 66, 91, 103 Smith, Kristopher 74 Smith, Leah 74, 110 Smith, Lisa 40, 54, 114, 115, 116, 117 Smith, Michelle 82 Smith, Natalie 82, 111, 114, 116 Smith, Rich 74, 159 Smith, Tammy 74 Smith, Thomas 6, 40, 53, 154, 164 Smith, Todd Michael Snare, Donald 60, 99, 135, 139 Snider, Sandy 66, 152 Snyder, Snyder, Michelle 67, 116 Patty 40, 53 Socks, Annette 40, 53 Socks. Gerald 82 Souders. Beth 74, 108, 110, 137 Spencer. Tami 82, 111. 119 Spranlile, Wanda 74, 158 Springs. Springs, Chris 8, 10, 41, 102, 160, 161, 164 Crystal 67 Sthahl, Carna 67, 112, 114, 115 Stahl, Marli 67, 107 Starkey, Starliper Starliper Grant 41, 46, 51, 52, 101, 102 , Denise 9, 41, 52, 134, 156 . Steven 67, 160 Starliper, Theresa 67, 156, 157 Starliper, Terry 82 Starliper, Tim 82, 159 Starr, Amy 67 Starr, Travis 83 Statler, Statler. Statler, Statler, Statler, Statler, Statler. Stenger. Steiner. Sterner, Stevens, Bonnie 60, 100 Brian 74, 154, 155 Brian W. 67, 107, 150 Carol 74, 110 Curtis 74 Stacy 41, 107 Veronica 74, 114, 115 Michelle 74 Rita 8, 41, 46, 123, 125, 134, 148 Susy 83, 114, 116, 144 D. Scott 6, 83, 84, 111, 114, 116 Stine, Maxine 67 Stinson. Karen 74, 144 Stoner, Curtis 67, 107 Stoner, Margaret 41, 104, 105, 137 Stoner, Stoner. Melinda 74 Tavinya 75 Stoner, William H. 7, 67 Stoner, William M. 67 Stoops, Wanda 42, 55, 104, 114, 115, 120, Stouller, Brian 67 Stouller, Michelle 68, 75, 116, 152 Stoutler, Randy 42, 126 122, 137 Straley, Candy 42, 53, 55 Straley, lell 75, 107, 151 Straley, Sue 83 Strausner, Kelli 83 Strausner, Lori 42, 126 Souders, Beth 74, 114, 116 Summers, Wanda 67 Sumner, Ed 75, 162 Sumner, lulie 42, 113 Swisher, Sherry 42, 126 Szallarskl, Karen 43 152, 164 Szallarski, Teresa 75 Talhelm, Missy 83, 111, 114, 116, 149 Thomas, Angela 83, 114, 117 Thomas, Debbie 43 Thomas, James 100 Thomas, Joanne 100 Thomas, Richard 75, 107, 132 Tice, Karen 83 Tosten, David 67 Tosten, Karla 67, 114, 115 Tosten, Lester 43, 126 Traynor, Kevin 12, 101 Treon, Robert 144, 146 Tresler, Micheal 43, 104, 107 Tressler, Dwayne 75 Trobaugh, loe 67, 146 Troskoski, Joseph 75 Truax, Troy 43, 103, 107 True, Michelle 67, 84 Try, Christine 43, 127, 134 Vanderau, Craig 67, 110, 116, 146 Verdier, Ena 101 Wagaman, Beth 83, 136 Wagaman, Debbie 8, 44, 50, 128 Wagaman, Denny 75, 107 Wagaman, Loren 44, 107 Wagner, Lisa 67, 107 Walck, Gregory 83 Walck, Michael 75 Walden, Patty 83 Walls, Arnold 83, 132 Weaver, Greg 67 Weiner, Cassandra 75, 110, 111, 114, 116, 117 Weiser, Melissa 67, 114, 115, 117 Weller, Donald 97, 101, 103 Weller, Lynn 67, 107 Wertner, lim 102, 154 West, Robert 83 White, Carly 67 White, Charles 102 Wrble, Duane 67, 102, 146 Widder, Ben 75, 116, 132, 154, 155, 162, 163 Wrestling, Troy 44, 48, 54, 95, 100, 114, 115, 116 Williams, Bryan 75, 105 Williams, Christine 67 Winger, Cheryl 102 Wingert, Michelle 83, 111, 114, 116 Wrnnic, Leilann 67 Wrshard, Alex 67 Witmer, Ellen 75 Wilmer, Paul 83 Wilmer, Philip 83, 162, 163 Witmer, Regina 44, 55, 104, 105, 137 Witmer, Sharon 67, 87 Wolfe, Linda 103 Wulll, Duane 44, 47, 51, 52, 101, 154 Woltl, Tim 83 Wollrnger, Bobby 83 Worden, Clarissa 83 Worthman, Paula 75 Yahaner, Alice 3, 114, 117 Yeager, Laureen 8, 45, 46, 123, 124, 125, 152 Yeager, Paul 75 Yohn, lon 67, 107, 148 Yohn, Tonya 75, 110, 111, 114, 115, 116, 117, 11 Young, Barb 45, 53 Youngblood, lellrey 45, 107 Zaeller 154 leger, Daniel 45 leger, Larry 75 Zeger, Michael 83, 106, 127 Zeger, Vonda 67, 107 Zeigler, Anthony 67 Zeis, Anglela 8, 45, 48, 52 Zoeller, loe 68, 103, 131. 132, 158 Zomak, Tom 45, 107 Baby pictures identified on page 167 8, 137 xXx , 999156 NW Q0 CJ, 1 ESV CL QRLXQXUL A A XV 9553 YXEXQQ Q99 NW E YK f: , J P QQ- O5xf'493,fl0 ' QXKLG CXO? fb GV M - F mc, AQAQQ -. 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