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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

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'?f ff' l I Q,- sq --L, mf. I no s.. X if ,Ww- X11 brim eg hx QW Linda Lou Alleman Jeffery L. Alleman eg-v t. I Vicki Lynn Angle Cheryl Elaine Armstrong Linda Lou Alleman April 1 - Magazine Captain 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4. During Linda's sophomore year, she received Honorable Mention on her Science Fair project. After graduation, she plans to get a job as a retail clerk, and then go to trade school. Linda's favorite saying is Grow up. Her favorite song is Take Me With You by Prince. Jeffery L. Alleman February 10 - Ally jeff's interests include racing, cruising, camp- ing, fast cars, four-wheeling, and fighting fires. He would like to get a reliable job after gradua- tion. His favorite saying is Ya, Buddy, and his favorite song is Smokin in the Boy's Room by Motley Crue. Vicki Lynn Angle November 6 - Vic or Lefty - Student Council 1 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey Manager 8: Stat 1, 2, 32 Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 4, History Club 1, 2, Home- coming Committees 1, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4. Vicki won Honorable Mention in the Chemis- try Science Fair her junior year. She was accept- ed by Who's Who Among American High School Students. Vicki enjoys cycling and at- tending sports events. After graduation she plans to take International studies at college and then join the Air Force. Her favorite saying is Quo modo pendulit? Her favorite songs include You Are So Beautiful and You've Got A Friend. Cheryl Elaine Armstrong June 3 Cheryl likes to bicycle ride and walk in the park. In her spare time she enjoys swimming and fishing. After graduation, Cheryl plans to get a job in the warehousing field. Her favorite song is Summer of 69. Amy Jo Baer March 25 - Aim - Freshman Homecoming Ban- ner Committeep Bandfront 3, 45 Chorale 13 Choir 2, 3, 4, Vo-Tech 2, HERO 1. Amy received second place in the Science Fair her freshman year and was on the Honor Roll all four years of high school. After graduation, Amy plans to attend a business or junior col- lege. Her favorite song is You're the inspiration. Angela M. Baily May 16 - Angie - Homecoming Committe 3, 45 Prom Committe Chairman 3, Newspaper Staff 4. Angie was accepted by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She enjoys riding and showing horses. Angie plans to at- tend Wilson College to major in Equestrian Studies after graduation. james Thomas Ball june 13 - Jim - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Football 4. Jim likes to go hunting and fishing in his spare time. His future plans are undecided. His favor- ite saying is Are You Serious? His favorite song is Money For Nothing. Marshall H. Barkman March 8 - Lencll Marshall's favorite hobby, sport and past time is tennis. He won the Chambersburg Tennis Tournament in 1985 and hopes to turn pro after graduation. His favorite saying is Physce, and his favorite song is The Roof. Sharon Barlup February 6 Sharon's interests include skating, softball, bowling and swimming. After graduation she plans to attend a business school. Sharon's fa- vorite song is Cherish. Trudy Linn Barnes March 9 - Trud - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Trudy was accepted by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After gradua- tion she plans to attend a business school and get married. Her favorite saying is You bunch of heathens, and her favorite song is Hello. Amy Jo Baer Angela M. Baily James Thomas Ball Marshall H. Barlcman -cfwt at 2. ff-,w i 2 at , K.. ,L yi , f 2 E ,,,, , , A Sharon Barlup Trudy Linn Barnes ff I Beverly Barrett Michael E. Barvinchack Traci Gayle Baumbaugh Edward D. Baugh Charles William Beatty, Jr. William Clark Beeler Beverly Barrett October 27 - Bev ln her spare time, Bev likes to read and work on rug kits. After graduation she plans to get a good job. Michael E. Barvinchack May 23 - Mike - Football 2, 3, 4. Mike received the Coaches Award for football his junior year. ln his spare time he enjoys water skiing and snow skiing. Mike plans to attend Penn State University after graduation. His favorite song is l.ovin' Every Minute Of lt Edward D. Baugh October 27 - Eddie - Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball Eddie received a letter in wrestling. His future plans are undecided. Eddie's favorite song is Lay It Down. Traci Gayle Baumbaugh October 19 - Trace - Field Band 1, 2, 3, 45 March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz Rock Ensemble 3, 47 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorale 1, Choiralaires 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Homecoming Committee 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 1, 3. Traci was Band Vice-President and received the Most Improved Woodwind Award her sopho- more year. She won second place in the Science Fair her junior year. In her spare time, Traci enjoys swimming. After graduation she plans to attend Penn State. Her favorite saying is I don't know, and her favorite song is Careless Whisper by Wham. Charles William Beatty, Jr. june 23 - Chuck Chuck enjoys motorcross, skiing, drawing, building models, listening to loud music, cruis- ing with friends on street bikes, being in the mountains, and Martial Arts. After graduation, Chuck is thinking about joining the Army, but might consider being a beach bum. His favorite saying is What a Mol His favorite song is Welcome To The Pleasure Dome by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. William Clark Beeler May 25 - Willy ln his spare time Bill enjoys model building and riding motorcycles. After graduation he would like to go to a technical school and learn about automotivefdiesel mechanics. William's favorite song is Atlanta Burned Again Last Night. Scott Douglas Berger April 21 - Competative Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Water Polo 2, 3, 4, Track and Field 3, Ecology Club 2, 3. Scott received a varsity letter in swimming. ln his spare time he likes to hunt and fish. After graduation, Scott plans to go to college. His favorite song is Smokin ln The Boy's Room by Motley Crue. Kirby Scott Bingaman March 13 - Scott - Concert Band 1, 2, Field Band 1, JRE 1, 2. After graduation, Scott plans to attend Ship- pensburg University. Scott was noted for al- ways saying, Homeworkl I'll do it tomorrow. Rodney Bingaman August 17 - Bing Rodney enjoys karate, hunting, and working on cars. His plans after graduation are undecided. Carl Blair june 27 - Rock - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Carl was three-time Capital City Wrestling Champion and three-time Offensive Football Player of the year. He also won numerous other wrestling awards. He was chosen by the Public Opinion at the 167 pound class for the Public Opinion Wrestling All Star Team. He was Blue Mountain League Discus Champion. Carl en- joys hunting, fishing, trapping, and woodwork- ing. After gradution, he plans to attend college and then start his own construction business. His favorite saying is No pain, no gain. His favorite song is Born In The U.S.A. Durinda K. Blair August 4 - PYEA 3, Varsity Volleyball 1, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 1, Stu- dent Council 2. Durinda won first place in the Science Fair her freshman year. She enjoys horseback riding, playing the piano, shopping with friends, and working with handicapped children. After graduation, Durinda plans to continue her edu- cation in merchandising and hopes to someday become a clothing store manager. Her favorite song is You're the Inspiration. Pamela Blair January 14 - Pam - PYEA 2,3, 4, Yearbook 4, First Place Science Fair 1. Pam was accepted by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She also was president of the National Honor Society. After graduation, she plans to attend Messiah College and major in nursing. Pam's favorite song is On the Wings of Love. 14 YN KSN? ,Q- Z-'ft geeeg, Scott Douglas Berger K M... it ' -SEEK .. Kirby Scott Bingaman 1 . , 3 9 Rodney Bingaman Carl Blair X gay, . .,.-as-M if ses: . N . . ,ij Durinda K. Blair Pamela Blair Richard Devon Bontrager Tracy Lynn Bowers ...S . Q49 ,K highly E Danny V. Bowman Teresa Boyanowski .Q Q ' Wh Tammy Branch Sherry Ann Brenneman Richard Devon Bontrager April 17 In his spare time, Richard enjoys playing foot- ball, baseball, putt putt golf, and volleyball. He also likes to bowl and play the drums. Richard plans to attend Messiah College after gradua- tion. His favorite saying is Go, Cowboys! His favorite song is Stand Up. Tracy Lynn Bowers june 24 - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4. Tracy was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She placed sixth in the Kinney Regionals in New York and ninteenth at Kinney Nationals in California. Tracy was named Athlete of the Week her freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years. She was named one of the top fifty runners in the nation by Harrier Magazine her sophomore and junior years. After graduation, she plans to attend college and run. Tracy's favorite song is Shout. Danny V. Bowman November 4 - Odie - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4. Danny received a letter in Wrestling his sopho- more year. After graduation, he would like to get a job as a mason. Danny's favorite song is Almost Paradise. Teresa Boyanowski june 17 - Tracy - Girls Basketball Stat 2, Cheer- leading 4. Tracy was part of the squad that won the Frank- lin County Best Cheerleaders Contest. She re- ceived a letter in cheerleading. Tracy was ac- cepted by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation, she would like to attend Shippensburg for one year and then continue at Pitt, majoring in Accounting. Her favorite saying is Totally wipe me out, and her favorite song is Oh, Sheila. Tammy Branch April 15 - Basketball 3. ln her spare time Tammy enjoys roller skating and reading. After graduation she hopes to join the Air Force. Her favorite saying is Who's that? and her favorite song is Smokin' in the Boys' Room. Sherry Ann Brenneman November 19 - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, jazz Rock Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Old Home Week Pit Band 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Band Historian 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Band President 4, Drum Major 4. Sherry was accepted by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After gradua- tion she plans to attend Shippensburg Univer- sity and major in Business Administration. Sherry's favorite saying is Control is the key, and her favorite song is Stuck on You. Jeffrey R. Briggs October 6 - Briggsy - Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Jeff received a letter in Baseball. In his spare time he likes to hunt, fish, and play sports. After graduation he plans on becoming a diesel mechanic. His favorite song is Smokin in the Boys' Room by Motley Crue. Steven Allen Brown October 25 - Moon. In his spare time Steve likes to listen to the radio and watch TV. After graduation he would like to go into the service. His favorite song is Knock' Em Dead Kid. Kevin L. Buchanan October 22 - Poof - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3. Kevin received a letter in Soccer and Baseball. After graduation he plans to continue working as a carpenter. Kevin's favorite song is Just As I Am. Dwight Burkett Terry G. Byrne December 23 - Terry - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. Terry enjoys hunting, fishing, swimming, golf, and tennis. He was accepted by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation, Terry plans to go to college to study engineering. His favorite song is Money for Nothing. Tom Carty September 22 - T After graduation Tom plans to find a job. Tom's favorite saying was Cute, and his fa- vorite song is Smokin in the Boys' Room. 16 Jeffery R. Briggs Kevin L. Buchanan Terry G. Byrne . f -- - . ...it .ts-, M. ..-.,. ,., . . ,alex-,sg mf., g Steven Allen Brown Dwight Burkett Tom Carty -eval Philip A. Christophel Eric Eugene Claire If M Edward Allen Clark Darren E. Clever Kimberly Kay College Walt Cm-next Philip A. Christophel September 25 - Phil - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field 2, 3, 4. Phil received a letter in Track and Field. In his spare time he enjoys stamp collecting, card col- lecting, hunting, and fishing. After graduation Phil plans on finding a good job. His favorite saying is This is my commandment, that ye love one another as I have loved you. His fa- vorite song is Walls by Whiteheart. Eric Eugene Claire June 18 Eric enjoys hunting, fishing, and motorcycle riding. He received a first place award for his Metal Shop 1 Project in his sophomore year. After graduation, Eric plans to go into carpentry, Edward Allen Clark November 24 - Bubba J ones - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Edward received an Honorable Mention his freshman year in the Science Fair, He received the award for Most Improved Percussion Player his freshman and sophomore years. In his spare time, he enjoys playing football, basketball, and softball. He also likes to put models together. After graduation, Ed plans to go to college. His favorite saying is You Snooze, You Loose. His favorite song is Eye of the Tiger. Darren E. Clever March 13 Darren likes to work on cars in his spare time. His future plans are undecided. Kimberly Kay College April 2 - Kim - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Volleyball 1, Magazine Captian 1, 2, 3, 4. Kim was Homecoming Princess her junior year. She was accepted by Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. After graduation, Kim plans to attend college. Her favorite song is Faithfully. Walt Cornett December 10 - Soccer 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ln his spare time, Walt enjoys hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, dog sledding, and playing indoor soccer. After graduation, Walt would like to travel. His favorite saying is Just peachy, and his favorite song is Too Young to Fall in Love by Motley Crue. 17 James Craig Ill August 27 - Hacker - History Club, Student Council 45 Yearbook Staff 4g Newspaper Staff 4. After graduation Jamie plans to go to college to study Political Science. His favorite song is You Can't Always Get What You Want by The Rolling Stones. Heather Crane November 1 - Kid - French Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Heather enjoys drawing and photography. Af- ter graduation, she wants to get a good job and have a lot of fun. Her favorite saying was What Homework? Her favorite song is Cold Shower by Kix. Duane Kirk Cunningham October 24 - Bumpy - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Duane received Honorable Mention in the Sci- ence Fair his freshman year. He was accepted by Who's Who Among American High School Students. He also received the Musicianship Award. ln his spare time, Duane likes working on cars, playing football, basketball and soft- ball. After graduation he hopes to attend col- lege. His favorite saying is Whatever Turns You On, and his favorite song is Axel F. Leslie Ruth Daley October 27 - Lester - VlCA Club Local Presi- dent, Member of Opening 6: Closing Team 2, 3, 4. Leslie was on the Opening 8m Closing team that won first place at Districts and third at States two years in a row. After graduation Leslie plans to get her Cosmetologist license and start working in a beauty shop. Her favorite song is The Search ls Over. jill Ann Davis June 6 - jillbe - Volleyball 1, Field Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Bandfront 2, 3, 4, Silk Co-Captain 4g Maga- zine Captain 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Wres- tling Stat 3, 4. jill plans to attend a business school after graduation. William M. Derrick Ir. February 23 - Skip - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2. William enjoys running, playing sports, watch- ing Miami Vice, and going to school activities. After graduation he plans to go to Florida to be a beach bum, then attend school. His favorite saying is Surf's UpI Hi favorite song is Cali- fornia Girls. james Craig III Heather Crane LAW .M Duane Kirk Cunningham Leslie Ruth Daley Jill Ann Davis William M. Derrick, Jr. M24 Wendy jean Deshong Brenda S. Embly April LeAnn Everts 9 Rebecca Sue Eckstine Keith M. Eshleman Wendy Lee Everts Wendy Jean Deshong August 29 - Cheerleading 15 Student Council 1, 2. Wendy enjoys running around with her friends. After graduation she plans to attend college. Her favorite song is You're the Inspiration. Rebecca Sue Eckstine December 13 - Becky - Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Track and Field 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Committee 3, 45 Magazine Captain 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Prom Decoration Committee 35 Bonfire Com- mittee 35 Homecoming Banner Committee 4. Becky enjoys water skiing. She was in National Honor Society and was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She won an Algebra Award her sophomore year, and a Scholastic Award her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. She lettered in Track and Hockey. Brenda S. Embly October 15 - History Club 15 Choir 1. Brenda enjoys basketball, volleyball, softball, and attending dances with her friends. After graduation she plans to attend HJC. Her favor- ite saying is Hey manI Her favorite song is Cherish. Keith M. Eshleman August 16 - Mic - Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 41 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Keith enjoys water skiing, hunting, volleyball, tennis, bicycling, and boating. After graduation he plans to get a job. His favorite saying is It's got to go, and his favorite song is Summer of 69. April LeAnn Everts September 6 - Slick April enjoys walking, running, and babysit- ting. After graduation, she plans to attend busi- ness school. Her favorite song is Everytime You Go Away. Wendy Lee Everts September 9 - Wendel Wendy enjoys swimming, and cruising the cir- cuit. She plans to marry Dave, have children and get a job after graduation. Her favorite song is You're The lnspiration, and her favorite saying is You know. 19 Charles 1. Faith October 28 Charles enjoys hunting, fishing, racing cars, and girls. After graduation he plans to attend a trade school, then later own his own business. His favorite saying is Don't know, do ya? His favorite song is Shout. Lisa Michelle Fetterhoff December 29 Lisa enjoys horseback riding, ice skating, and roller skating. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American School Students. After graduation she plans to go to college or train horses. Her favorite song is Material Girl. Patricia Ann Finniff September 6 - Patty - Bandfront 3, 4, Homecom- ing Banner 1. Patty received second place in her freshman year for Science Fair, and Honorable Mentions in her sophomore and junior years. She also received a Most Improved Bandfront Award. After graduation she plans to attend college to study medicine. Her favorite song is Hard Habit to Break. Timothy Ray Foley March 20 - Axle - Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 23 Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2. Tim plans to attend a technical school after graduation. His favorite saying is Really, and his favorite song is Ballroom Blitz. Karla I. Foust October 8 - Volleyball 1. After graduation Karla plans to attend a beauti- cian school. Her favorite saying is Whatever . Her favorite song is Cherish. Crystal L. Frazer September 17 Crystal enjoys bike riding and riding horses. After graduation she plans to get a job and become a housewife. Her favorite saying it Go ahead, make my day. Her favorite song is Never Surrender. Charles J. Faith Lisa Michelle Fetterhoff Patricia Ann Finniff Timothy Ray Foley lWasnu.. 40 Karla J. Foust Crystal L. Frazer Peggy Ann Freeman Patty Funk .BUY in-,..nvw ', Annette Marie Cailey Celina Gearhart aw- H :Ai ff i X. A T , ii ,r 5 4 Xl, Deanne Marie Gearhart Michael Geal-han Peggy Ann Freeman May 23 - Chorale 1, Choir Secretary 3, Choir Treasurer 45 County Choir 1, 3, 4, Choralaires 3, 4, District Choir 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, 3, 45 District Band 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 45 History Club Secretary 1, 2. Peggy was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She received Honorable Mention in the Science Fair her freshman year. She enjoys dancing, reading and doing crafts. After graduation she plans to at- tend a business school. Her favorite saying is Oh my gosh! Her favorite song is Hello. Patty Funk October 30 Patty enjoys running around with her friends and skipping school. After graduation she plans to get a job. Her favorite song is Live Wire. Annette Marie Gailey May 28 - Chorale 1, Choir 2, 3, 49 Yeabook Staff 3, 4, District Chorus 35 County Choir 1. Annette enjoys reading, writing, woodcarving, and hiking. She was reconized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation she plans to attend college. Her fa- vorite saying is Make it work, and her favor- ite song is Your My Best Friend. Celina Gearhart December 13 Celina enjoys playing volleyball, rollerskating, and iceskating. She hopes to get a job after graduation. Her favorite saying is Muchas gra- cious. Her favorite song is Friends. Deanne Marie Gearhart March 12 Deanne enjoys sports and sewing. After gradu- ation she hopes to get a job and live happily with her husband. Michael Gearhart September 23 - Mick - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 4. Mick enjoys hunting and cars. After graduation he plans to go into construction work. His fa- vorite song is Smokin in the Boy's Room. Jody C. Gehring June 26 - Iod - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4. Jody enjoys snow skiing, water skiing, fishing, boating and roller skating. After graduation she plans to go into the military or go to college. Jody's favorite saying is Yea, right. Her fa- vorite song is Lights Out. David A. Cipe May 28 - Choir 3, 45 Track 3, 4, Baseball Card Club 1, 2, 3, 4. David won first place in the Science Fair his junior year. After graduation he plans to go to college and major in Computer Science or Medicine. His favorite saying is Mr. Monn, would you come here for a minute? Roland Gonder October 15 Venus Gonder August 5 - Chip Venus enjoys talking. She hopes to get a job after graduation. Her favorite saying is Get serious, and her favorite song is Cherish, Kelly Lynn Gower March 31 - Kell Kelly is an Emergency Medical Technician for the Hagerstown Community Rescue Service, and she is President of Explorer Post 75. She is in the National Honor Society and received sec- ond place in the Science Fair her sophomore year. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation she plans to attend Hagerstown lu- nior College, then the University of Maryland to study Emergency Health Services. Her favor- ite saying is l can't handle it. Her favorite song is Heaven. Kevin Michael Creenawalt October 29 - Spank - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 41 Co-Op 4. After graduation Kevin plans to work in a ma- chine shop. His favorite song is Wild Child by The Doors. 22 arf' P .39 A ,V . . '1'if14Mtg'i.11i f . . 1' ,V JE? K I , C Jody C. Gehring David A. Gipe Roland Gonder Venus Gonder Kelly Lynn Gower Kevin Michael Greenawalt Doug Groves R Crystal Dawn Hager Sam Hassler Andrew Grosh August 12 - Andy - Football 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1-4. After graduation Andy plans to attend college. Doug Groves November 21 - Drug Doug's favorite high school activity was con- gragating with his friends. He plans to get a job after graduation. Marie C. Guzic August 8 - Yearbook Staff 1, Girls Basketball Manager 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Homecom- ing Committee 3g Track Stat 3, History Club 1. Marie received 2nd place in the Science Fair her freshman year, and Honorable Mention her sophomore year. She plans to attend a business school after graduation. Her favorite song is Get Out of Town. Crystal Dawn Hager july 7 - Chris - Vo-Tech Cosmetology 2, 3, 4. After graduation, Crystal hopes to work in a beauty shop or go to Hagerstown Junior Col- lege. Her favorite saying is Kinky, and her favorite song is Smokin in the Boys' Room. Darrell Hammond january 5 - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4, VICA 2, 3, 4. After gradution Darrell may join the military. Sam Hassler October 24 - Ace - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4. Sam enjoys drag racing, hunting, fishing, and restoring old cars. His plans for after gradua- tion are undecided. His favorite saying is Yea, man. His favorite song is Smokin' in the Boys' Room. 1 2 William Guy M. Hawbaker April 16 - Burnout - Soccer 1, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2. Guy was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. He plans to further his education after graduation. His fa- vorite saying is Party, and his favorite song is 'Take This job and Shove It. Tammy Rene' Helman July 14 - Helen - Banner Committee 15 French Club 25 Prom Decorating Committee 35 Girls Basketball 15 Student Council 1. Tammy plans to get a summer job after gradua- tion, then join the U.S. Air Force. Her favorite song is Babe. Christine Kathryn Henicle March 16 - Chris - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff. Chris's favorite class was woodshop. She was recognized by Whos Who Among American High School Students. After graduation she plans to go to the beach, then attend Shippens- burg University. Her favorite saying is Well, and her favorite song is Stuck On You. Peter Hess April 30 Peter enjoys playing Volleyball, and Basketball. He won first place in the Science Fair his fresh- man year, and second place his sophmore year. He also won an Honorable Mention his fresh- man year. Larry D. Holbert April 19 - Band 1, 2. Larry enjoys hunting, fishing, waterskiing, and riding motorcycles. After graduation he plans to attend Oregon State University. His favorite saying is l.et's party! His favorite song is Money For Nothing. julie Ann Hollar October 14 - Juan Ho - Yearbook 3, 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Banner Committee 1, 25 French Club 1, 25 Homecoming Committee 45 Football Stat 15 Newspaper Sports Editor 45 Stu- dent Council 4. Julie was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She received 3rd place in the Science Fair her freshman year. After graduation, she plans to attend a promi- nent art school, then travel to the Middle East and be carried away by a wealthy Bedouin Sheikh. Her favorite saying is A little to the left, and her favorite song is Kids In America. William Guy Hawbaker Tammy Rene' Helman had-ul' sb anus-'if Christine Kathryn Henicle Peter Hess Larry D. Holbert julie Ann Hollar W ,, a , 1 .451:?'fW1Z.w Barbara Elaine Hoover Cathy Anita Hose jenny Leigh Houston Y. -.f , ,A Annette K. Hummer Michael Hunt Byron S. Ingream Barbara Elaine Hoover October 13 - Barb - Volleyball 15 Band Front 3, 4. Barb enjoys playing the piano and spending time with friends. She received 2nd place in the Science Fair her sophomore year. After gradua- tion, she plans to go into the accounting field. Her favorite song is Hard Habit to Break. jenny Leigh Houston October 3 jenny enjoys swimming, and traveling. After graduation, she plans to attend college. Her fa- vorite song is A View To a Kill. Cathy Anita Hose September 13 - Field Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Parade Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Copy Manager 4. Cathy enjoys reading and roller skating. She was recognized by Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. After graduation, she plans to attend a two-year business college. Annette K Hummer March 24 - Nettles After graduation, Annette plans to go on to college. Her favorite song is Oh Sheila. Michael Hunt September 28 - Hunt Mike's favorite class was shop. He received awards in Industrial Arts. After graduation, he plans to go into the Navy. Byron S. lngream September 23 - Rat - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Scott enjoys hunting, fishing, trapping, and shooting. After graduation he hopes to get a good job. His favorite saying is No problem, and his favorite song is Smokin ln the Boys' Room. Shane Keith Izer September 24 - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4, VICA 2, 3, 45 Baseball Card Club 2, 3. Shane won 3rd place in the Science Fair his freshman year. After graduation he plans to attend college. His favorite saying is Oh, well. His favorite song is The Gods of Men. Amy Michelle Johnston December 19 - Chorale 1, Student Council 1, 2, 31 Choir 1, 2, 3. Amy enjoys writing and Drawing. She won sec- oncl place in the Science Fair her sophomore year. After graduation she plans to attend Mes- siah College and study Elementary Education. Her favorite saying is You know what I mean? Jeffrey Allen Jones February 14 - Jeff Jeff enjoys skiing and swimming. After gradua- tion, he plans to enter the Ministry. His favorite saying is If you clon't know what you're talk- ing about, keep quiet. Rodney L. Jones December 24 Tonya M. Junkins July 13 - Junky Tonya enjoys dancing, weight lifting, motorcy- cling, Madonna, and watching guys at the beach. She received trophies for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in weightlifting. After graduation she plans to attend the Maryland Police Academy for training to be a police officer, and then move to the ocean. Her favorite saying is Flip it, and her favorite song is Oh Sheila. Kimberly Keaton November 10 - Kim - Ecology Club 3, French Club 4. Kim received Honorable Mention for Science Fair. She was a finalist in the Modern Miss Pageant. She enjoys tennis, volleyball, and horseback riding. Her favorite saying is Do what you want to do, not what others expect you to do. Her favorite song it Don't Lose My Number. ,sf . f-a.v.e:-.ref , -L Shane Keith Izer Amy Michelle Johnston igrifffls Jeffery Allen Jones Rodney L. Jones Tonya M. Junkins Kimberly Keaton Michaelle R. Keiffer Andrew Keller if shun! iAP'T !b Tonya Renee Kendle David Brian Kephart Geri Lynn King Shannon Sherelle King Michaelle R. Keiffer May 31 - Muffy - Chorale 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Teacher Drama Production 1, 3, Yearbook 1, Homecoming Banner 3, 4, Chairperson 4, Stu- dent Council VP 4, NHS 3, 4, Ecology 2, Con- cert, Marching, Field Band 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, CC 1, Stat 3, History 1, 2, Voice 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, PYEA 4, Public Opinion Reporter 3, Herald- Mail Reporter 4, Wallops Island 1, Indoor Track 1, independent Project 2. Michaelle received the CNB Award for Trigo- nometry, VFW Award for Civics, SE PA ACS Certificate for Chemistry, Honorable Mention in Science Fair her junior year. She was recog- nized by Who's Who Among American High School Students, and chosen by the Math Team for the Shippensburg U. Contest. She plans to go to college. Her favorite saying is This too shall pass. Andrew Keller Sept 8 - Andy - Vo-tech 2, 3, 4, VICA 2, 3, 4. Andy plans to enter the aircraft industry. His favorite song is Money for Nothing. Tonya Renee Kendle June 10 - Tootles - History Club 1, Z, Basketball 2, Ecology Club 2, Library Aide 1, Yearbook Staff 1, 2. Tonya won an Honorable Mention for Science Fair her sophomore year and was on first and second Honor Roll during high school. Her hobbies are volleyball, football, reading, and spending time with her boyfriend. She plans to go into the computer field after graduation. Her favorite saying is Holy bananas, and her fa- vorite song is Cherish. David Brian Kephart March 15 - Tank David plans to go into the Army after gradua- tion and train for the Military Police. His favor- ite activities are bowling, roller skating, hunt- ing, fishing and chasing girls. His favorite song is Born in the U.S.A. Geri Lynn King November 7 - Ger-Bear - Student Council 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society Secretary 3, 4, Home- coming Committee 3, 4, Banner Committee 4, French Club 1, 2, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Historian 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, School Play 3. Geri lettered in Cheerleading. She was also in the Best Cheerleaders Competition. Geri hopes to attend college after graduation. Her favorite saying is You know what l mean. Her favor- ite song is One More Night. Shannon Sherelle King February 25 - Yearbook Staff 3. Shannon took second place in the Science Fair her sophomore year. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She likes to read, bake and bicycle. She plans to go to college and study child psy- chology. Her favorite saying is Oh, good grief. Her favorite song is Dixieland Delight. Deborah Lynn Klemm July 2 - Deb - Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorale 1, Ecology Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, County Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Debbie enjoys reading and sewing. She was nominated for Who's Who Among American High School Studen ts. She placed 3rd in Science Fair her junior year. She plans to go to Alleghe- ny College to study child psychology. Her fa- vorite song is Freedom. Tim D. Klemm September 8 - Tim - Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 31 County Band 3, Ecology Club 1, 25 Jazz Rock Ensemble 3. Tim will attend Carnegie-Mellon University next year. Brian Scott Kline February 3 - Scott - Soccer 4, Wrestling 2. Scott was nominated for Who's Who Among American High School Students. He also re- ceived an award from the National Awards Academy. His plans after graduation are undecided. Michael B. Knight July 26 - Basketball 1, 25 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 45 Jazz Band 3, 45 Field Band 3, 4. Mike likes to bowl and golf. His plans for the future may include going to a trade school for carpentry. His favorite saying is Get outta my face. Bobbie jo Kranzler April 12 - BJ - Marching, Concert Band 1, 2, Jazz Rock 1, 2, County Band 2, Chorale 1, Concert Choir 2, 4, Independent Project 25 Yearbook 4, PYEA 45 Homecoming Banner 4. B1 enjoys reading, sewing, and her job. She received Honorable Mention in Science Fair her freshman and sophomore years. She plans to attend Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing. Her favorite saying is It's a joke. Her favorite song is l Don't Like Mondays. Benita Fay Krouse January 31 - Bean - Magazine Captain 1, 2, 3, 4, History Club 1, 2, Chorale 1. Benita enjoys softball and tennis. She received 1st Place in Science Fair her freshman year and Honorable Mention her sophomore year. She plans to go to HJC. Her favorite saying is Hi- ya. Her favorite song is Cherish. Www' Deborah Lynn Klemm Brian Scott Kline Bobbie jo Kranzler 'hr' Tim D. Klemm .i E. 1 W .Z . Michael B. Knight Benita Fay Krouse th T33- to Melissa Anne Kulpak Leonor Marie Lalonde it Barbara Lee Ledig Evelyn Yvonne Lalonde 2 Peter Alan Lazich Laura Lee Lindsay Melissa Anne Kulpak May 9 - Marching Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, County Band 1, Science Club 2, HOSA 3, 4, Vo- Tech 3, 4. Melissa plans to go to college or get a job after graduation. Her favorite song is Summer of 69. Evelyn Yvonne Lalonde April 14 - PYEA 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Evelyn enjoys swimming and meeting other foreign students. She plans to work with handi- capped people. Her favorite song is Suddenly. Leonor Marie Lalonde April 11 - Noni - PYEA 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Leonor enjoys listening to music, dancing, and writing to her friends and family in Honduras. She plans to go to a junior college in the United States after graduation. Peter Alan Lazich july 26 - Pete - july 26 - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Pete enjoys hunting. He is a member of the National Honor Society, and he was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. He plans to go to college after gradua- tion and join the ROTC. Barbara Lee Ledig June 29 - Guin - History Club 1, 2, Bible Club 3, Yearbook 1, 4, Student Council 1. Barbara was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After gradua- tion she plans to attend Head Hunters Academy of Cosmetology. Her favorite song is Part Time Lover. Laura Lee Lindsay March 28 - Bandfront 3, Marching Band 1, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Field Band 1, 3. Laura was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She received a pin and certificate for candy striping. After graduation she plans to attend Penn Business School and then get married. Robert Allan Luchs September 1 - Weed Rob enjoys hunting, fishing, heavy metal, play- ing guitar, and running around. After gradua- tion he plans to go to a computer school. His favorite saying is Hey, Wade! His favorite song is Purgatory. Bridget Evelyn MacLean July 29 - Bridge Bridget's favorite hobby is going out with Scott, Tracy, Lisa, Pam, and Robin. Her plans are to move away from home and live on her own or marry Scott. Her favorite saying is No prob- lem, and her favorite song is Sheila. Brian Keith Marshall Sept. 7 - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama club 2, 3, 4. Brian received Honorable Mention in the Sci- ence Fair his freshman and sophomore years. His plans are to continue working or most like- ly to continue schooling. His favorite saying is Oh really? Micheal Earnest Martin February 9 - Bean - Honor Roll 1. Michael enjoys hunting, fishing, and comput- ing. His future plans are to attend Penn State University. His favorite saying is Why? Terry Lee Martin October 3 - Football 1, 2, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Terry's hobbies are making money, boxing, and karate. He plans to become a dairy farmer. His favorite saying is Hey, what's up man? His favorite song is My MTV. Amy L. McCleary May 5 - Vo-tech 2, 3, 4 Amy's favorite hobbies are going to races, fairs, and being with friends. Her plans are to work in a beauty shop and then marry Ronnie. Her favorite song is Money for Nothing. Robert Allan Luchs Brian Keith Marshall Terry Lee Martin Michael J. McCormick Brian Allen McGonigal Dana L. Miller 'f vs Tina Marie McCoy Angela Michelle Miller ff Deborah Kay Moats Micheal I. McCormick December 27 - Mike - Football 1, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2. Mike's future plans are to go to college. His favorite saying is I dunno. His favorite song is just a Gigolo. Tina Marie McCoy April 29 - Vern - Chorale 1, County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Choralaires 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 3, Magazine Captain 1, 2, Class President 2, Teacher's Play Production 3, Stu- dent Council 4. Tina received Honorable Mention in the Sci- ence Fair during her freshmen year. She was a member of the National Honor Society her ju- nior and senior years. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students, and is a member of The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Her plans are to continue her education, get a job and get married. Her favorite saying is You know what I mean? Her favorite song is Forever. Brian Allen McGonigal September 14 - Puddy - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert'Band 1, 2. Brian enjoys playing the guitar. He plans to learn drafting and get a job. His favorite saying is Ho-De-Doe. His favorite song is Number of the Beast. Angela Michelle Miller June 16 - Applesauce - Vo-Tech, Field Hockey, Homcoming Banner Committee, DECA. Angie is a member of the Distributive Educa- tion Club of America in which she won an award. Her plans are to go into the Air Force and then go to college and major in Distributive Education. Her favorite saying is Alright. Her favorite song is Heaven. Dana L. Miller September 15 - Volleyball 1, VICA 8: SBLA 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Princess 1, Soccer Stat 1. Dana enjoys swimming. After graduation, she plans to attend business school. Her favorite song is You're the Inspiration. Deborah Kay Moats june 3 - Deb - Chorale 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Treasurer 3, Independent Study 2, National Honor Society Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Homecoming Committee 4, News- paper 4. Deb received honors in the National Honor So- ciety and was on the Honor Roll. She received an Honorable Mention in the Science Fair her freshmen and sophomore years. Her plans are to attend Lancaster General Hospital School of Nursing. Her favorite song is Never Surrender. Sharon K. Moats April 16 - Charmin - Basketball Sharon's hobbies are tennis, volleyball, and walking. Her plans are to get a job or go into the Air Force. Her favorite saying is Who are you? Her favorite song is Forever. Dale Eugene Moore March 11 - Football 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Dale likes to ride three wheelers, hunt, fish, and play bass guitar. His plans for the future are undecided. His favorite saying is Meat Bol. His favorite song is You've Got Another Thing Coming. Sharon K. Moats Jerry Wayne Mowen August 1 - Concert Band 15 Field Band 1, Vo- Tech 2, 3, 4. Jerry's plans for the future are undecided. Beth Murray April 8 Beth enjoys collecting stuffed animals. She hopes to get a job on a cruise ship after graduation. Jerry Wayne Mowen Michelle Lynn Murray May 7 - Chel Michelle moved to Greencastle as a Senior from Waynesboro. At Waynesboro she played hock- ey, was on the Student Council and Executive Council, and was also in Yearbook Club. She is in 4-H and likes show horses. She also likes to go swimming and camping. Her future plans are to join the Air Force or go to Shippensburg University. Her favorite song is Wham Rap. Melissa Ann Murray March 24 - Mel - Vo-Tech 2, 31 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Melissa got a letter in Basketball in her junior year. She likes to go swimming, skating, cruis- ing, motorcycle riding, and hunting for guys. Her plans are to join the Army or Air Force, or find a job. Her favoritegsaying is Hey Dude, what's happening? Her favorite song is Sum- mer of 691' Michelle Lynn Murray Dale Eugene Moore Beth Murray Melissa Ann Murray Brian I. Musselman Jan. 24 - Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choralaires 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, History Club 1, 2, Magazine Captain 2. Brain toured Europe with The Sound of Ameri- ca Honor Band and Chorus. He was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. His plans are to go to college in Flori- da for four years and maybe join the Air Force. His favorite saying is Hey, Dude. His favorite song is Against All Odds. Richard Musselman April 25 Richard enjoys motorcycle riding. His favorite saying is Live hard, die young. His favorite song is Hungry for Heaven. Craig Douglas Myers June 10 - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4, Concert, Marching Band 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3. Craig lettered in Soccer and Band his sopho- more year and received a gold soccer ball his junior year. He plans to go to trade school or join the Army. Tracy Nichole Myers january 7 - Chorale 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4, Concert, Marching, Field Band 1, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4, PYEA 4, NHS 3, 4, VP 4, Class President 4, Track 8: Field iLetterJ 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 3, 4, Teacher Drama Production 1, 3, Stu- dent Drama Production 2, Homecoming Banner 4. Tracy received a Scholastic Award her fresh- man, sophomore, and junior years. She was rec- ognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She plans to go to college for Speech Pathology and Audiology. Her favorite saying is Hey, ya wanna buy a . . .? Her favorite song is Oh, Sheila. Brian E. Neville September 30 Brian enjoys archery. After graduation he plans to attend college. His favorite song is Summer of 69. Eric Nicarry june 9 - Rick Rick enjoys hunting, fishing, and waterskiing. He hopes to get a good job after graduation. Michael Joseph Nogle April 17 - Mike - Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1. Mike enjoys skiing, sports, weightlifting, and listening to music. He was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. He was rookie of the year for football in his sophomore year. After graduation Mike plans to attend college. His favorite saying is Hey wade , and his favorite song is I Wanna be Somebody. Michael Shay Oberholzer February 7 - OB - Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Mike enjoys hunting, fishing, and riding with the boys. After graduation he plans to work and have fun. Tonya Rae Oberholzer May 12 - Twinkie - Basketball 1, 2, 45 Softball 45 Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor 4. Tonya is the president of her church youth group. She collects ceramic cats, and goes to sprint car races. She spends most of her time with Billy. Dale Matthew Patalinghug March 28 - Butch - Basketball 2, Photography 45 Track 4. Butch was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students, and received an Honorable Mention in the 1985 Science Fair. Butch enjoys volleyball, bicycling, tennis, golf, and snow skiing. He also enjoys motorcross racing and karate tournaments. His favorite saying is Uck-U-Mein, and his favorite song is We are the Champions. Pamela D. Peacock April 21 - Pam Pam plans to attend college after graduation. Her favorite saying is Are you serious? Her favorite song is Public Enemy No. 1. Karen I. Philpot February 19 - Karen Karen enjoys watching small children between the ages of 1-5. After graduation she plans to marry Tim and continue working at Rocky Ridge as a cashier. Her favorite saying is Go for it! Her favorite song is Islands In the Stream. l Michael Joseph Nogle Michael Shay Oberholzer Tonya Rae Oberholzer Dale Matthew Patalinghug 5 Pamela D. Peacock Karen I. Philpot -4 Tammy Marie Pine James Robert Reed ,ww Michelle D. Reeder Kendra Rhoe David Alan Rice Carol Lynne Ritz Tammy Marie Pine May 5 - Tam - Bandfront 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Homecoming Banner Committee 3, I-'BLA 3, 4, Vo-Tech 3, 4. After graduation Tammy plans to get a job and get married. Her favorite saying is You know it! Her favorite song is You're the Inspiration. james Robert Reed March 3 - Jim - Waterpolo 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. Jim enjoys camping and hiking. After gradua- tion he plans to attend college and then join the military. His favorite saying is Murphy's Law, and his favorite song is Dust In the Wind. Michelle D. Reeder March 19 - National Honor Society Michele enjoys roller skating and playing soft- ball. Her plans for the future are undecided. Kendra Rhoe November - MT - Track 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Bandfront 2, Choir 1, 2, Magazine Captain 2, Yearbook 4, Voice 4, Marching Band 1. Kendra enjoys swimming and bowling. She also collects antique dolls. After graduation she plans to go to college as a pre-med student. Her favorite song is Hard Habit to Break. David Alan Rice ,lune 28 - Dave - Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4. David plans to become a diesel mechanic after graduation, and then get married. His favorite song is All I Need. Carol Lynn Ritz April 14 - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Indoor Track 1. Carol received a Chemistry award and a Geome- try award. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She also received an Honorable Mention in the Sci- ence Fair. She was Homecoming Princess her sophomore year. After graduation she plans to attend college to study Business Administration. N Lisa Michelle Ritz April 14 - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Indoor Track 1, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4. Lisa was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After gradua- tion she plans to attend college. Robert Rubeck October 14 - Heman Robert enjoys hunting, riding a 3 wheeler, cruising in Chambersburg, and watching He- man cartoons. His favorite class in high school was Vo-Tech Math. After graduation he plans to enter the printing field. His favorite song is I Can't Fight This Feeling Anymore. Lisa M. Sager june 22 Lisa enjoys water skiing and snow skiing. She plans to attend college after graduation. Robin Lynn Schickel October 17 - Rob - Track 8: Field 1, 2, 3, 45 Magazine Captain 15 Student Council 1, Cheer- leading 1, 2. Robin enjoyed cheerleading in high school. She was awarded in the Science Fair. She plans to attend college, get a job and get married after graduation. Her favorite saying is Ya Know? Her favorite song is Oh, Sheila. John Schildt June 11 - Johnzie - Wrestling, Vo-Tech 2, 3, 4. John enjoys hunting and fishing. He would like to drive a tractor trailer or become a profession- al wrestler. His favorite song is Wham Rap. Daniel H. Seeds July 3 - Abe Dan enjoys football, hunting, fishing, and working on cars. Dan plans to join the military after graduation. His favorite song is Summer of 69. 36 Lisa Michelle Ritz Robert Rubeck Lisa M. Sager Robin Lynn Schickel w 1 John Schildt Daniel H. Seeds Matthew Todd Sellers Melinda Shaffer -- . . f A Brenda Ehrhart Shatzer Charles E. Shatzer Kelly Shatzer Vicki Rae Shatzer Matthew Todd Sellers August 22 - Nitrate Man Matt enjoys skiing, fishing, hunting, partying, and visiting Mr. Appleby's office. His plans after graduation are undecided. His favorite saying is Dumber than nine toads. His favor- ite song is I Want To Be Somebody. Melinda Shaffer October 9 - Mindy Mindy hopes to get married and find a job. Brenda Ehrhart Shatzer August 18 - Bernie - Vo-Tech 3, 4, HOSA 3, 4, Vo-Tech State Competition 3, Student Council 2, 35 Magazine Captain 2, History Club 3, 4, HOSA Officer 3. Brenda is a Certified Health Assistant. After graduation she plans to go to college to become an R.N. or Physician's Assistant. Her favorite song is Cherish. Charles E. Shatzer October 23 - Eric Eric plans to get a job after graduation. Kelly Shatzer October 14 Kelly plans to graduate and get married. Her favorite saying is Life's not fair. Vicki Rae Shatzer September 8 - Vick - Basketball 1, 2, 45 Softball 1, 4. Vicki was recognized Who's Who Among American High School Students. She won third place in the Science Fair her junior year. She enjoys playing basketball and softball. She also enjoys horseback riding and hunting. Vicki plans to attend college and study Veterinary Medicine. Her favorite saying is Move it or lose it, and her favorite song is El Shaddaif' 37 Rhonda Kay Sheaffer March 29 . Rhonda plans to find a job after graduation. Her favorite song is All Shook Up. Ricky Eugene Sherrill April 3 - Rick Rick enjoys computers and photography. He takes classes at the Cobra Karate School. Rick plans to pursue a career in either computers or photography. His favorite song is Come On and Rock. Debra S. Shirey October 6 - Debbie Deb plans to go to a technical school and find a job after graduation. Her favorite saying is All the way, and her favorite song is Hotel California. Tawnya Ann Sites March 9 - Basketball 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Homecoming Banner Committee 15 Prom Deco- rating Committee 3g Cheerleading 1. Tawnya placed third in the Science Fair her freshman year. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation she plans to move to Germa- ny. Her favorite song is You're the lnspiration. Karen Diana Smith May 15 - PYEA 4, French Club 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Committee 45 Independent Study 2, 3, 4. After graduation Karen plans to attend college and major in Marketing. Her favorite song is You're the lnspirationf' Sandy Lynn Snider April 13 - Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1, 23 Prom Decorating Committe 35 Magazine Captain 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 35 Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Sandy received an Honorable Mention for Sci- ence Fair her sophomore year. She was recog- nized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She was on Franklin County's Best Cheerleading Squad for three years and she lettered in Cheerleading. She was a candidate for Homecoming Queen her senior year. Sandy enjoys cheerleading and swimming. 38 iw, , F Rhonda Kay Sheaffer RlCl4y Eugene Sherrill Debra S. Shirey Karen Diana Smith Michelle Lee Snyder Law-H g A ,V V .ff A ,,.,. Carna Sue Stahl A A if N ft? 4 wif ' f2,y::r 7 Steve Starliper i 5 5 Crystal Dawn Springs 11 Mark Lynn Stahl 45 . .,.. Teresa Ann Starliper Michele Lee Snyder April 29 - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: County Band 3. Michele received second place in the 1985 Sci- ence Fair. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. After graduation she plans to attend college and ma- jor in Accounting. Her favorite song is You're the Inspiration. Crystal Dawn Springs December 30 - Toots - Cheerleading 1. Crystal enjoys sewing and dancing. She won Third Place in the 1984 Science Fair. She won Miss Congeniality in the 1985 Miss Keystone State Pageant. After graduation she plans to attend HJC and become an executive secretary. Her favorite saying is No problem, and her favorite song is Crazy for You. Carna Sue Stahl June 1 - Nubby - Field Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Band Front 2, 3, 45 Rifle Captain 41 Volleyball 1. After graduation Carna plans to attend busi- ness school and get married. Mark Lynn Stahl October Z4 After graduation Mark plans to go to California. Steve Starliper March 21 - Lipper After graduation Steve hopes to move to Hawaii and be a beach bum. Teresa Ann Starliper August 18 - JV Basketball 1, 21 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, Softball 1g Library Aide 1. Teresa lettered in basketball her junior year. She was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She enjoys tennis, swimming, basketball, and softball. Af- ter graduation she plans to attend college to become a teacher or recreational director. Her favorite saying is Cool it, and Her favorite song is Cherish. Amy Starr September 1 - Amos Moses - Basketball 1. Amy likes having fun with her friends. She hopes to become a photographer after gradua- tion, then marry Keith. Her favorite saying is Oh, grow up. Her favorite song is Wham Rap. Brian Statler April 5 - Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Soccer 1, VICA 2, 3, 4. Brian enjoys three wheeling and hunting. After graduation he plans to become a farmer. His favorite song is You Cotta Survive. Maxine L. Stine September 4 - Mad Max. Maxine enjoys talking and having fun with her friends. After graduation she hopes to get a job and have fun. Her favorite saying is Sure, I bet. Her favorite song is C-I-T-Y. Curtis G. Stoner june 6 - Squirt - Vo-Tech 2, 35 VICA Delegate 3. Curtis would like to get a job and continue training for the electrical trade. His favorite song is Summer of 69. William M. Stoner May 23 - Bill Bill enjoys working on cars and hunting. His plans for the future are undecided. Brian Keith Stouffer J une 20 - Stouff Brian enjoys fishing, hunting and softball. He plans to get a job after graduation. rl sail KWSN 1-4, Amy Starr '55 Maxine L. Stine William M. Stoner Brian Statler Curtis G. Stoner Brian Keith Stouffer Wanda Marie Summers David Allen Tosten 'qw Karla Anne Tosten Joseph E. Trobaugh .0417 My Michelle True Craig Allen Vanderau Wanda Marie Summers March 22 - Library Aide 1. Wanda received an Honrable Mention for Sci- ence Fair in ninth grade and Second Place her junior year. She was also recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. She plans to go to college and major in sociolo- gy after graduation. Her favorite song is The Yellow Rose of Texas. David Allen Tosten October 28 - Trouble David enjoys fast cars, hunting, fishing, swim- ming, girls, street racing, and camping. His fa- vorite saying is Yeah, buddy. His favorite song is Lay It Down. Karla Anne Tosten April 25 - Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Bandfront 2, 3, 4, Silks Co-Captain 4, Chorale 1, French Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, PYEA 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Independent Study 2, 3, 4, School Play 1. Karla received Honorable Mention in Science Fair her freshman year. She is a member of the National Honor Society. She plans to attend Shippensburg University after graduation. Her favorite saying is Are you seniors? Her favor- ite song is I Can't Fight This Feeling. Joseph E. Trobaugh August 7 - Joe - Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, Chorale 1, Indepen- dent Study 1, 2, 3, 4. Joe was recognized by Who's Who Among American High School Students. He plans to go to Florida and be a beach bum for the summer, then go on to college. His favorite saying is I'll tag ya, and his favorite song is Surfin' U.5.A. Michelle True December 31 - Shelley Michelle's hobby is playing keyboards and singing in her band, -True Country-. She en- joys selling Avon. She received an honorary award from Who's Who Among American High School Students. She plans to go to Penn State to study music and computers. She also plans to travel with -True Country-. Michelle's favorite saying is Go for it! Her favorite song is Just as I Am. Craig Allen Vanderau September 22 - Craig - Field, Marching Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Track Gr Field 1, 3, 4, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4, CC 1, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, History 1, 2, County Choir 3, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4. Lisa Michele Wagner April 10 - Vo-Tech 3. After graduation, Lisa plans to find a job. Her favorite saying is, Hey dude, and her favorite song is Summer Of 69. Greg E. Weaver January 26 - Weave - Basketball 1, 25 Talent Show 2, 3. Greg's hobbies include snow and water skiing, surfing, skate boarding, and spending time at the beach. He plans to live at the beach and open a restaurant there. His favorite saying is Bogus, and his favorite song is just You and l. Lisa Michele Wagner Lynn Weller Marach 15 Lynn's hobbies include hunting and looking at attractive women. After graduation Lynn plans to go to the Control Data Institute. His favorite saying is Freak out, and his favorite song is Cherish. Melissa Kay Weiser April 28 - Missy - Marching Band 1, Bandfront 1, 2, 3, Silks Co-Captaing Regional Band 1, Dis- trict Band 1g Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Deco- rating Committee 35 Chorale 1. Melissa received an Honorable Mention for her Science Fair project. After graduation she plans to go to college. Her favorite saying is Mercy, and her favorite song is Your're the Inspiration. Lynn E. Weller Carly Ann White May 10 - Magazine Captain 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor 431V 8: Varsity Baseball Stat 1, 2, 3, 4. Carly received a certificate and pin for Candy Striping. After graduation she plans to move to the ocean and become a lifeguard. Her favorite song is You're the Inspiration. Mrwff Duane E. Wible September 21 - Wib - Cross Country, Baseball. Duane enjoys hunting and fishing. He plans to attend college after graduation. Carly Ann White is Greg E. Weaver Melissa Kay Weiser rf' Duane E. 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But I just brought my prom dress! mei lt's a little big but we'll HD- th h d If Tell me again, how cute am I? , H ' lg e s a es. take it. f'f'f -K wan, 9 ,ii Li xg . A W Q , ' 7-A Y iw .J ' -I i ' , use 'Si' , ..., av xwsg L 3 -, K ' - ,N if . Double Trouble. Time to clean up I Clidlfi touch anything. already? WHO'S WHO THE CLASS 013 '86 ,gdb x 5 ,. ,, , ,S W ' 1 f ,.v-, L MW ..,. 5 ,M SHYEST Patty Finniff 8: Dan Seeds CLASS FLIRTS Kim Keaton 8: Tim Foley in m KM, aa., :mf 3 5-. FAVORITE TEACHERS Mr. Frey 8: Miss Morrow 9 xx 1. My MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tracy Myers 8: Terry Byrne I 3 Q 1 ,f 1 F rf . 4 ,. , , ,, .,., 5 xy ,551 , A H ij W PQ X TE A ' 1 Jw ff' . 'J gg L.-f BEST ALL AROUND Andy Grosh 8: Carol Ritz MOST STUDIOUS Michaelle Keiffer 8: David Gipe CLASS SWEETHEARTS Lxsa Ritz 8: Pete Laznch WMP! Afyxf' Lf' if AH ,X A A 'yum- CLASS CLOWNS Lisa Sager 8: Marshall Barkman if--M BEST LOOKING Robin Schickel an Jim B311 BEST DRESSED Annette Hummer Sz Greg Weaver M-Wi ram ' 1 wma wear ,vm W , M, may ,Y M mg, ,,,, Sw mm ww ina nam use ,NX vm ww, W ...rf - . PRETTIEST SMILE Karen Smith 8: Chuck Beatty VMI' ,f 7 50 PRETTIEST EYES julie Hollar ei Mike Nogle SHORTEST SL TALLEST Eric Clare 8: Lori Yohng Matt Teresa Starliper 3 BAND AT LMIPIIILI JV Flllllllllll. HUME BAD BRAINS I -'l'w+'f ?,14e'fwq9i f - I I 35. Il5?'1Tff3'0'l 'A ' ,L ' 'S-L MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Vicki Angle 8: james Craig eing f Sound Mind I, Lori Yohn, do hereby leave all my softball and hockey talent to Mary Anne Rishel, and all the fun times my senior year to Tonya Yohn. I, Becky Eckstine, do hereby leave my scooping ability to all my fellow hockey players Iexcept Mar and Caj. I, Lisa Sager, do hereby leave the better half of all friendships to Brian Bemisderffer. I, Keith Eshleman, do hereby leave all my Cross Country duties to Steve Kerr. I, Leslie Daley, do hereby leave all the great times at Vo-Tech to Debbie Hoover. I, Amy McCleary, do hereby leave all my homework, English classes, and best parts of my Senior year to my sister, Mary Lou. I, Melissa Kulpak, do hereby leave all my boring study halls, headaches, and fun times as a Senior to my sister, Ellie Kulpak. I, Terry Byrne, do hereby leave my guard position to Dirk Rockwell. I, Michael Martin, do hereby leave my abili- ty to slide by to Mr. Duncan's future students. I, Robert Rubeck, do hereby leave all those boring classes with Mr. Dryer and all the food fights that I got caught for, but never got in trouble for. I, Pam Blair, do hereby leave all my good grades, excluding Physics and Trigonom- etry, to my sister, Angie Blair. I, Cathy Hose, do hereby leave my neat notebooks and great times at CAHS to my brother, Jeff Hosep and the fun times in band to jackie Mellott. I, Scott Berger, do hereby leave all of my fun classes in Latin to Linn Rosenberry, and all of my Trigonometry, Probability, and Statistics notes to my cousins, Karen, Kathy, Jeannine, and Lisa. I, Trudy Barnes, do hereby leave to my sis- ter, Teresa Barnes, all my special delivery passes and my extra activities in the band- roomp and to Steph Myers, my 16 inch cymbals. I, Chris Henicle, do hereby leave all my memories as a Senior, my skip days, and Mrs. Mearkle to my brother Bobg and my gym locker and seat at lunch to Kris Myers. I, Linda Alleman, do hereby leave all my extra skip days to Kathy Benchoff with the hope that she doesn't get into trouble with them. ' I, Kimberly Keaton, do hereby leave all the cute guys, my title of Class Flirt , Mr. Monn's good moods , and my academic ability to Shawn Harshman. I, Tracy Myers, do hereby leave track prac- tice, Mr. Treon's stupid jokes, and all the before-practice doughnuts to Heather Mc- Falls and Kelli Strausner. Have fun with it. I, Chris Witmer, do hereby leave all my En- glish compositions and Physics labs to the unfortunate Seniors of the Class of 1987. I, Vicki Angle, do hereby leave my parking space, 365, as a small consolation, to the next Student Council President. I, Richard Bontrager, do hereby leave my 2 term papers, all my classes with all my notes, my gym class exercises, after school and Sunday football games, and all my best Senior Memories. I, Amy Baer, do hereby leave all my books and great times at GAHS to Scott Stevens and my little brother, Rick Baer. Have fun! I, Durinda Blair, do hereby leave all the great times I had in school to my sister, Krista. I, Bill Derrick, do hereby leave all my good times in Cross Country to Matt McDonald. I, Julie Hollar, do hereby leave all my Holy Cats to Sherry Armstrong and Heather McFalls. I, Marie Cuzic, do hereby leave my hard studying and good habits to my good friend, Heather McFalls. I, Annette Gailey, do hereby leave the smil- ing sticker in my locker to upcoming classes. I, Tawnya Sites, do hereby leave all my homework and great times at GAHS to my brother, Shawn. I, Tammy Helman, do hereby leave all my trashy lockers, letters, books, and jokes to Michele Stouffer. I, Karen Smith, do hereby leave all my great times at GAHS to my sister, Debbie. I, Michaelle Keiffer, do hereby leave my gray hairs and peptic ulcer to Mr. Monn and future Physics students. I, Lisa Michelle Fetterhoff, do hereby leave all my good times at CAI-IS, all my home- work, and my books to my cousins Lisa Fetterhoff, Ricky Fetterhoff, and Connie Landsberry. I, Heather Crane, do hereby leave all my books and rotten Physics tests to Scott. I, Teresa Starliper, do hereby leave my good behavior, good study habits, and great times in high school to my brother, Tim. I, Sharon Ann Witmer, do hereby leave 1 getting up at 5:30 in the morning to : sister, Ellen. I, Michele Snyder, do hereby leave ' Chemistry notebook, and all my good tin as a Senior to my sister, jen. I, Tim Foley, do hereby leave all my tag te wrestling tournaments in the halls to M Hammond and Steve Bonebrake. I, Melissa Weiser, do hereby leave my si Kris, the ability to know her scales on a tion day, and all my good times in h school. I, Deb Klemm, do hereby leave all my ll times at GAHS to Nikki Shockey. I, Laura Lindsay, do hereby leave all school books from my Senior year to sister, Rhonda. I, Peggy Ann Freeman, do hereby leave my fun times at GAHS to Christel Freem I, Sherry Breneman, do hereby leave all good times at GAHS, and all those won ful band practices to, Joyce Lesher. I, Carna Stahl, do hereby leave all my g times I've had in Bandfront to all the Rif I, Brian McConigal, do hereby leave all guitar talents, all school subjects, and Reinwald to George Simmers. I, jill Davis, do hereby leave all the times I had my Senior year in Bandfron Gail Hawbaker. I, Traci Baumbaugh, do hereby leave Marching Band folder, and my spot on field to my sister, TJ. I, Walt Coronett, do hereby leave all Psychology notes to Jason Coronett. I, Kim College, do hereby leave all my g times in Cross Country to Lori Derrick I, Celina Gearhart, do hereby leave all good times in school to Ellen Witmer. I, Charles J. Faith, do hereby leave all troubles and everything else to my brot Kevin Hawbecker. I, Dwight R. Burkett, do hereby leave al my spit balls to Mr. Catlit, and my favo pair of red checkered pants to McConnell. I, Michelle Reeder, do hereby leave all homework, tests, and good times to M Forbes. I, Darren Clever, do hereby leave all detentions, boring classes, and all my o junk to Toby Eberly. Tina McCoy, do hereby leave all of my oks and notes, my locker, and my way 'th teachers to Kim Blair. Karla Foust, do hereby leave all my Psy- ology notes and my exciting Gym classes Missy Feldman. racy Boyanowski, do hereby leave all the eat times in Cheerleading and great par- s to Karen Tice, and all the chickens in world to Chicken Head. Amy Johnston, by hereby leave all my nior English classes to Debbie Eberly, and the crazy times to Shan Noll. Shannon King, do hereby leave all my ring classes and messy lockers to my ther, Chuck, and his friend Terry, and double study halls to Shan and Daggy ll. Vicki Shatzer, do hereby leave all my mework, my messy locker, my sports lity, and all my fun times as a Senior to d Eby. eanna Marie Gearhart, do hereby leave ability to make new friends to any other dent who has to change schools. eff Briggs, do hereby leave all my notes good grades to my sister, Amy. enus Gonder, do hereby leave all my entions, my fantastic grades and my d behavior to my friend, Leavaun, and brother, Tony. arla Tosten, do hereby leave all of my ks, homework, tests, and good grades, to cousin Missy Keefer. enita Krouse, do hereby leave all of my ks and fun times my senior year to Erica Laura Miller. ndy Snider, do hereby leave all the long rs of detention and Special Delivery es to my brother Troy. obin Schickel, do hereby leave all of my d friends to Gail Hawbacker and Kelli fer. rian J, Musselman, do hereby leave all problems in high school and my favorite her, Mr. Frey, to Shari Cauffman. ichael Nogle, do hereby leave all my ps, bruises, and bangs to the 1986 Foot- Team. racy Bowers, do hereby leave all of my s and grades to my brother, Curtis. obbie Jo Kranzler, do hereby leave my ique laugh to Sue Laster. ott Bingaman, do hereby leave my long due, unsigned attendance slips to Mr. can and Mr. Myers. I, Bill Beeler, do hereby leave all my books and teachers to my brother Shane, who I know will like this. I, Kenda Rhoe, do hereby leave tests, home- work, all the notes and the fun times in Physics and lunch to my brother, Kris. I, Brenda Embly, do hereby leave all special deliveries, and my great skip days to my beloved sister, Melissa. l, Tonya Kendle, do hereby leave all my notes, gym clothes, books, grades, tardy slips, and, worst of all, teachers, to my sis- ters, Laryssa, Tracey, Lori and Regina. I, Ed Clark, do hereby leave my good times to my sister, Lisa, my percussion command to Susie Myers, and my square drum to Nat- alie Smith. I, Matt Sellers, do hereby leave all of the trouble I've ever been in to anyone bad enough to keep my reputation alive. I, Bridget MacLean, do hereby leave all my great courageous and fun days of skipping school to my brother, james and all his friends. I, Carly White, do hereby leave all my books and classes, especially Psychology, to Kim. I, Butch Patalinghug, do hereby leave all underclass band members A Real Club. I, Barb Hoover, do hereby leave all my te- dious and long hours of homework, plus my good times as a Senior to my sister, Deb. I, Jody Gehring, do hereby leave everything to the freshman, sophomores, juniors, se- niors, vo-tech and home school teachers. I, Scott Ingream, do hereby leave all of my shop classes to Tim Starliper. I, Michael Knight, do hereby leave all my good and bad times as a Senior to Natalie Smith. l, Tammy Pine, do hereby leave all the good times and special delivery passes to my sis- ter, Susan, and all the boring and fun times at Vo-tech to my friend, Laryssa Kendle. l, Wendy DeShong, do hereby leave all my boring classes, late passes, fun times, and weekend parties to Zane Shaeffer. l, Angie Miller, do hereby leave all my en- joyable and agonizing times in Hockey to Steph Myers. I,Eric Clare, do hereby leave my books and boring English classes to Levaun Sheeley. I, Rebecca Eckstine, do hereby leave my scooping ability to my fellow hockey players. I, Crystal Springs, do hereby leave all my books, fabulous grades, and all my great efforts to succeed in school, to my two terrif- ic cousins, Cindy and Heather Dixon. I, Vonda Zeger, do hereby leave all my great times at Vo-Tech and all my good grades to my brother, Mike, and all the great times I had my senior year to Ang Blair. I, Geri King, do hereby leave all my knowl- edge of life and my excellent accounting grades to Tony Martin. I, Tom Carty, do hereby leave all my bad days, broken pencils, and boring teachers to Missy Keller. I, Maxine Stine, do hereby leave this school to anyone who wants it. I, Amy Starr, do hereby leave all of my homework, books, teachers, and, of course, fun, to Tony, Travis, and my little buddy, LeVaun. I, Sharon Moats, do hereby leave the boring classes I sat through and all the hard times with the teachers, and especially my gym classes, to David Hummer and Randy Martin. I, Andrew Keller, do hereby leave all of my boring English classes, deodorant filled gym classes, and fun times to Dale Hott. I, Greg Weaver, do hereby leave all my argu- ments with Mr. Thomas, and meetings in Mr. Appleby's office to Scott Stevens. I, Larry Holbert, do hereby leave all by bor- ing Consumer Education and English class- es to Candy Goshorn. I, jim Ball, do hereby leave all the good times on the Baseball Team to Brian Overcash. l, Chris Williams, do hereby leave all my psychology notes to Kim Oberholzerp all my gym classes to Tina Denkovich, and all my great times at GAHS to my brother, Barry, and Shawn Smith. I, Lisa Wagner, do hereby leave all my books and boring classes, and all the bus rides home to my brother, Terry Starliper. I, Melissa Murray, do hereby leave all my Sales, Art and Gym classes to Myna Haines. I, Wendy Everts, do hereby leave this school to whoever wants it. 6 Y R X JUNICR CLASS ADVISORS 1- xv 5 Z Mr. Zoeller, Miss Morrow, Mr. Dracz JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'O Mary Anne Rishel, Treasurerg Michele Stouffer, Secretaryg Mummert, Presidentg Candy Angle, Vice-Presidentg Nadine Historian. IU IGRS 1.57 Qtftrr Terry Abbott Candy Angle Caroline Ankerbrand Dawn Atherton Lisa Bailey Tim Barbuzanes Dave Barnhart Clark Barr Tracy Barrineau Bryan Bemisderfer Tom Bemisderfer Joe Bennett Nelson Betts Barry Bingaman Colby Bingaman 57 55, l .ef QV ,I 'K 'EW 2 ,1 , A . if -may 0 4. -f EZ X up LG 1 'A ,K ' I ' W ,p 6 ,. 43' -of , :I l, gg! J ., ,, . 7, F if - K yr xv- . k My . .gk NN., Q wi ' if x we QS.,-313+ aff- ,. N . ,X x S ii. - ix 8. N Q .5 xx, ' Ss . D-A - Fl W We gf ,-rw. .2 . 'bf -aw -m 1 ,ff , , ,, f 5, , 1, 3 M1 ff 'Q' wu- 'ft w 5 es 3-was y if R . A A A - ,fm ii! K I ,A . .55 A, .4 . 4 , . A, 1 i . -gm? E: Maw sais 1 as-. ffm, , N . -h 'Q ,X -f X in ,g 1 J S 3' 'map- Sz, XX sv- - YK S31 1' Q .xx V.. X ' X .aiu-HS. ffl V ,f 4 ,ff .f! 7 ' s R km K VN l 1. f i F' , if Q r' ,Q is X lun I K am. x . ai W N X X Y. if ss IU ICR CLASS INVADE The junior class took its annual Washington trip Octo- ber 29. We boarded the buses around 5:45, and a few minutes later we were on our way. I was excited! The ride down seemed like it would never end, but we finally arrived around 8:00. The first place we visited was the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We were just in time to see the changing of the guard. It's a very impressive sight. We also saw John F. Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Our next stop was the Lincoln Memorial. The Reflect- ing pool by the Memorial added a sense of calmness to what was becoming a very hectic morning. One of my favorite places was next - The Vietnam Veteran's Memorial. The monument makes an impres- sive statement. Our trip took us to the FBI headquarters next. We learned about law enforcement and crimes of yesterday and today. They still shoot the machine gun. We liked that. By then it was time for lunch. The morning had gone by so quickly we hardly noticed the time. We ate by the Jefferson Memorial. It was cold, so most of us spent the time on the buses. After lunch we drove past the White House. The next stop was The Mall. We spread out and invaded the muse- ums that surround the Mall. Air and Space, Natural His- tory, The 1876 Centennial Exhibit, The National Gallery, even all the way to the Capital-nothing escaped us. But, the best part of the trip came on the way home. We stopped at the Montgomery Mall. Two and a half hours to do what we wanted! Within reason, of course. So, natural- ly, we went crazy. The trip was a smashing success. We all had a great time. We even learned a thing or two. For example, did you know you can fit ten people into the bathroom on a bus? By Kim Oberholzer Wi-M. --L. . ...,. .... , t --- ' 1.-1'--'H' W . -f-- , . ia 'n,Q'lf A t- 9- iw? Ivtszmtsss .1 1 if Changing of The Guard at The Tomb of The Unknown Soldier ASHI GTC 4' hir 'k ' 5 ,J ---4 , 41' .IWLV , .,,,, ' 4 M' n M Laryssa Kendle finds a relative's name on the Honor Roll at the Vietnam Veterans' Memorial 65 SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Ressler, Mr. Thomas, Knot picturedj Ms. Smith SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ame Smith, Treasurer, Susie Myers, Secretaryp Jill Schmuck, Presidentg Tim Starliper, Historian, Mike Schmelder, President SCDPI-IGMCDRES .44 Dean Allshouse Jeff Appleby Sherry Armstrong Craig Barnes Billy Barnes Greg Barnhart Shane Barvinchaclc Shane Beeler Dwight Bemisderfer Marcia Bemisderfer Tim Bemisderfer Kathy Benchoff Michelle Berwager Jeremy Bingaman Rich Binkley Nw fe? v. S? jgig . df' :fi K G ID T17 John Ecton Stacie Ehrhart Brian Elliott Melissa Embly Christine Etter Keli Evans Aaron Everetts Melissa Fisher Melissa Forbes Brian Freeman Toby Fritz Jenny Furukowa Sherry Canoe Camilla Carling Gary Gelsinger Larry Gelsinger Tina Glee Tony Gonder Lauria Hafer Wayne Harbaugh Lori Harman Nikki Harshman Stacey Heefner Natalie Heffner Dirk Helfrick Mike Hendershott Carla Henson Leslie Hepfer Mike Hicks jeremy Hirneisen 3 . A as. X'- Q fp., wx F? 8 -is-1 A X.. - 'M . X Q L7 ,, VFX g , K M ' ff' .Q . K x N X ,B 114' B. x X X -x, X X M i. ! X ex, N... ,J- ar . ,M ge X .3 L, Q , 5 2233? S V s. Missy Talhelm Angie Thomas Karen Tice Beth Wagaman Greg Walck Arnold Walls Michelle Wingert Philip Witmer Tim Wolff Robert Wolfinger Clarissa Worden Alice Yahner CAMERA SHY Herbert Barnes Eric Johnson Greg Metcalf Mark Miller Sam Mowen Debbie Smith Edgar Starliper Michael Zeger April Angle Dale Angle David Anlcerbrand jay Artz Rich Baer Laura Baine Tracey Bard Andy Barnes Jayme Barnes Teresa Barnes Chris Barnhart Brian Barr Kimberly Bartle Michelle Bartles Brett Barvinchack Shawn Barvinchack Annette Beard Julie Beard Mike Beatty Bill Becker Richard Bennett Chris Bingaman Linn Bingaman Krista Blair Lisa Blubaugh Ronald Bontrager Terry Bouch jeremy Brand Vicki Brechbiel Scott Bryan FRESHMEN 'YY ja if S1 E I e 5 F f I 5 fm ian X ar wwf , ww -. W '54 XMW. x xl' , .Q A A-'PNN Yr 1 'Q r NN is ,gk m -.. . s - f ww M' 1 V-5 -if 'ls 5? '- .Q x .W if SN ik L f Q 4 1 K Q any 5 X ,. .. -f Q 1, X A-.X -5. yn.. ,G ii L1 ef' 325 .s an gp X TN .m. sa N Q X ', . - f w. Nr - Y 'Rm 9' F X.. K qw aww -4 Wx Wendy Myers Mike O'Mara Brett Nixon Daggy Noll Donald Oberholzer Tony Oberholzer Melissa Ott joe Peters Bobby Petrunak Susan Pine Katherine Plasterer Cherie Reynolds Ricky Rhoades Kevin Rhodes Kristen Rhoe Sherry Richmond Shawn Rideout Debra Rine Greg Ritz Marcus Robinson Michelle Robinson Shane Rock Colin Rung Tina Sanchez Rhonda Schildt Matthew Seeds Zane Shaefer Kathy Shelly Brian Sherril joy Shook if A.. 5 4- :- ff ' 5 S 5 1 f ln xg -.L. ., .- : 41 . A N' X 1 3.151 , 1 .' YI.. ' X mt l':. K 53k ' SY N' i F X A S' w f , 4-1 . -. . 3 S 'Sn Ng ,, my Y 5 SQ , David Yoder Fred Young M. Zeger Richard Zeger Melissa Weyant Tamera Whitmore Barry Williams Lisa Williams Robert Witmer Scott Witmer Richard Wolff Triniti Woodring Mark Worden April Worthman Jodi Wrights Brian Yeager CAMERA SHY Scott Barnhart Amy Briggs Richard Falcone Lynn Kennell William Laman Harry Ricker Bradley Valentine Kristi Weaver ,-. . , . . wa: Wwwfw .,,.....-.-'Q mln Wm,-1 'EA ,za 3 ff 2 1 ge 1 L Haw wwf' QM., ff if vw Q '-4 Dila. 1 Seated: Myra Kidd, President Fred Myers, Vice-President Paul Helman, Standing: David Kipp, Richard Bateman, J. Thomas Shook, Ronald Shirey, Earl Shelley, Frank Barr. l A MESSAGE T0 SENIGRS You have all worked hard to complete your high school education. Whatever you have chosen for the next step in your life, I hope it will be rewarding and successful and that you accomplish your goals in life. I Kendrick McCall, Superintendent of Schools Q - - J Dr. Kendrick McCall, Superintendent WWA .Gary W. Ankney teaches Earth Science. He has been teaching here 7 years. He nded West Chester and Shippensburg University. '!7 '1 Qf .f ' -.,, A .' A jean E. Baer teaches Typing and Accounting. She attended Shippensburg ersity and the University of New Mexico. She has been here 33 years. She s reading and relaxing at the beach. Q. we .W f A W r ' W, QP' Q f if If i ' ,av--7-...,. .f4w L.ft,..,.,.g.,.,..ar.A..a......-.1 ., -4 'W --- .. -- ' '-- , --- .-.. 0 ' --- .-,,- --- - -- --- n- A na- -ua. 0 - - -.. ,- I 4-- 0 -- Mr. jack E. Appleby has been here 13 years. He is a former Biology teacher and is now Assistant Principal. He attended Shippensburg University. His interests include hunting, fishing, hiking, and carpentry. Mrs. ,lean H. Barnes teaches 10th grade English. She has been teaching here 13 years. She attended Shippensburg University. Her hobbies and interests include sewing, reading, traveling, knitting, and attending plays. 85 ,1 qww- na-was 5 f an 2, L1 bfi? A HMMNV ,: Ma. , . .' ' ,- 7 1 5' PQ, ' 4 ff.-, ,W , Wk, N fa we al' M -w -'Wa ,Q-1 Q fivwfng 9 v. S Q . H few w Z 'AX Wzivwfgi ,. , ,ii ffxrm, 4, ,V ge, aff, Xi Earl R. Bodes teaches Industrial Arts, Drafting, Electronics, and Power Tech. has been here 26 years. He attended California State and Penn State. His rests include hunting, fishing, baseball and installing solar systems. Mr. es is National Honor Society Advisor. Mr. Delancy L. Catlett teaches General Math and Physical Science. He attended the University of Maryland, University of Baltimore, B.S.p Frostberg State, M.S.g and Shepherd College, Ed. Cert. This is his first year here. He also taught in Washington County. His hobbies include doing odd jobs around the house and First Aid, specifically Advanced Cardiac Life Support. Mrs. ,Iohanna R. DiCenso teaches Business and English. This is her first year here. Previously she taught in Wilton, Connecticut. She attended Shippensburg University. Her hobbies include writing, playing piano, tennis, and golf. 87 Mr. Thomas M. Dracz is our Guidance Counselor. He has been here 10 years. He attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He is junior Class Advisor and Head Softball Coach. His hobbies and interests include Notre Dame football, reading, and family activities. . ,,,, 5. IILZ: Mr. LE. Duncan teaches Geometry, and Vo-Tech Math. He has been here 15 years. He also taught at North Hagerstown High School. Mr. Duncan is High School Baseball Coach. His interests include gardening, traveling, and athletics. He attended Shepherd College and Southeastern Oklahoma University. 88 Llff. .., :Ll .f 5 : i':2'7. mf , X. f . ,, , 41, WZ, f , J Z Mr. Lee Dreyer teaches English. He has been here 16 years. He is Magazine Advisor. He attended Shippensburg University. His hobbies include music, baseball, and golf. This is Miss Amy P. Fantaslcey's first year at Greencastle. She teaches attended Shippensburg University. She enjoys tennis, playing the guitar, and hiking. WWW Mr. Samuel B, Forney teaches High School Instrumental Music and Band. He attended West Chester State College. He has been here 9 years. Mr. Forney also taught at Catasauqua High School, Delcastle Technical High School, and Wash- ington High School. Mr. Forney is in charge of Marching Band, Ninth Grade Concert Band, Tenth through Twelfth Grade Concert Band, and Jazz-Rock En- semble. His interests include bowling, golf, and performing with professional bands. Mrs. Phyllis Gettel teaches English. She has been here 11 years. She attended Shippensburg State. Her hobbies including reading and photography. She is Voice Advisor. 89 4 ,nm 51.4 1 if ,ff 22 ' ' ' K ,... -W .Ang Sean Kolanowski teaches Algebra Il and Calculus. He has been here 8 years. is Boys' Basketball Assistant Coach. His hobbies includes basketball, horses, and golf. He attended Penn State. ,M-.,. i i sf-em' rs Linda Lewis teaches English. This is her first year here. She attended rppensburg University and the University of Pittsburgh. She has also taught at el Valley High School and at Central Fulton High School. Her interests include Mrs. Kathleen B. Leedy teaches Physical Education and Health. She attended Hagerstown junior College and Shepard College. This is her first year here. She enjoys jogging, weightlifting, motorcycling, gardening, and the theatre. .. . X. ,... , lm --. m-,,p-wv-s- ,S .' Mr. Carlton E. Lutz teaches Driver Education. He has been here 32 years. He attended East Stroudsburg University. His hobbies include sports, models, and steam trains. 91 V xx 5 tv AKZI I AV , V 77 5 4 fA'AV.- , ':V, 'V l ll t X s, ' '43 hmffmm f.,, ew ac, f. Wage., f ' 0 MMM he M am I 5 'f wwa,.i.f'5 , . rw--We-ff ' , '-- L' if-f, W'-+.n,f', K ' ,, ff?' Zrm3 , . . Zia, . Mrs. Gretel A. Malkin teaches Freshman and Senior Home Economics. She has been here 25 years. She attended Penn State University, She enjoys sewing, reading, and crafts. . f x g xxx: am X 'QLQILX7' KX Mr. Herbert W. McConnell, jr. is our High School Principal. He has been here for 10 years. He previously headed Cameria Heights For seven years. He attended St. Francis College, B.A.g U.T.E.P., N.M.S.U., Sul Ross, and Penn State, M. Ed. His hobbies and interests include camping, hunting, and fishing. 92 Mrs. ,Iudith Maxwell has been teaching Latin here 4 years. She attended College and Columbia University. She has taught in Gibbsboro, New jersey Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Her interests include physical fitness, travel, bridge, I Mr. Leroy D. McCrae teaches Business Math, Arithmetic, and Typing. He been here 21 years. He attended Shippensburg State College. His interest ir hunting, swimming, and gardening. . TE X, john Mcl-'alls teaches Health and Physical Education. He has been here 19 He attended Arizona State University and taught in Phoenix. He is Ninth Girls' Basketball Coach and Girls' Track and Field Coach. .XJ -----..,N .,zf -- he eww .M f W' ..g,,'fs's 'M m X Lynn Merkle teaches Special Education. She has been here 9 years. She is nt Council Advisor. She also taught at Caro Elementary, Michigan State rsity, Shippensburg State, and King Street Elementary. She attended Albion e, Michigan State University, and Shippensburg University. Her hobbies e aerobics, working for a nuclear freeze, and reading. RMSi M 4 naw- I ,,., !,..,.- . Mrs. Bonnie M. Mearkle teaches Shorthand, Transcription, and Typing. She attended Shippensburg University. She has been here 21 years. Her hobbies include dancing, cross country skiing, hiking, bicycling, swimming, and collect- ing lndian artifacts. Mrs. Jane E. Miller is the Library Aide. She has been here 3 years. Her hobbies include reading, needlepoint, and sewing. 93 D Xa --M... .1277 if brand Mr. Ronald D. Monn teaches Trigonometry, Advanced Math, Physics, and P and 5 computer. He has been here 19 years. He attended Shippensburg and the University of Montana. His hobbies include hunting, reading, and remodeling old houses. Mr. Delbert Myers has been here 14 years. He teaches Health, Physical Education, and Drivers' Education. He attended Slippery Rock University. He is Senior Class Advisor. 94 s' , .1 N ,NA , f x P A f '-s-I J -f Miss Kimberly J. Morrow has been teaching Algebra I here 8 years She atte Shippensburg State College. She is junior Class Advisor and Assistant So Coach. Her hobbies include reading, music, and sports. Jbwifffs. 4 .if if f 74 I- , ' . A . 1417, fjf , A , , Mesimm , 'x.,,' ' I i'1-ww V lf.. I . wwjfggaf' My , , ..,, .,...s -2 ' . .,,, .,,, , , V Y 2..- Miss Shannon Nagle teaches French. This is her first year here she American University. She enjoys traveling. , bww' UW Verna Pile teaches Civics. She has been here 22 years. She taught at Shanks- k, Chestnut Ridge High School, and North Hagerstown High She attended the University of Pittsburgh, Indiana University of Pennsyl- Penn State, and Shippensburg University. Her hobbies include reading and the piano. -.. , ' ,,...n ,df MM . Na' Reeve teaches High School and Middle School Wood Shop. He has here 10 years. He also taught at Upper Perkiomen. He attended Millersville ersity. His hobbies include trying to pay his bills and building a house. govt 'W ,ff Mr. Kurt Pyle teaches Industrial Arts. He has been here 2 years. He also taught at Methacton High School. He attended Millersville College. His hobbies include camping and fishing. Je if Mrs. Sharon R. Reinwald teaches 12th Grade English. She has been here 10 years. She also taught at Midpack High School, and McConnellsburg. Her hobbies include dog obedience training, calligraphy, and writing. Mrs. Reinwald attended Shippensburg State College. 95 faq fe ,, Mr. john W. Ressler teaches Earth Science and Environmental Science. He has been here 16 years. He attended Shippensburg University. His hobbies include hunting and carpentry. Mr. John Sanders teaches English and has been here 17 years. He attended the University of Pittsburgh, Ohio University, and Shippensburg University. His interests include traveling, reading, sports, and model railroading. 96 Mr. john Rishel teaches Social Studies. He has been here 23 years. He recei BS from Lock Haven, and did his graduate work at IUP and Shippensburg. He taught at Gateway Union. Mr. Rishel is Athletic Director. His interests sports and reading. 'xxx 'WM S5-.,. This is Mr. Marc Scheitle's first year at Greencastle. He teaches Resource Math, English, and Reading. He attended Clarion State University. He also for the Lincoln Intermediate Unit and the Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate His hobbies include tennis and swimming. Thomas H. Shuey teaches Industrial Arts, Graphic Arts, and Photography. He been here 6 years. He attended Millersville State. His interests include basket- , crafts, and photography. . Greta Smith has been the School Nurse for 11 years. She attended West inia University, She enjoys going to the beach, playing cards, and quilting. ...H e - an Q ,gg , N 4 Ms. Anne Smith has been the Librarian for 3 years. She attended Kutztown State College, and Shippensburg University, BS, MS, MSLS. Ms. Smith has also been an elementary teacher in Newport and Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, and in Schwein- furt, West Germany. Ms. Smith is Sophomore Class Advisor and helps with the yearbook. Her hobbies include swimming, photography, cooking, and traveling. Mr. Donald C. Snare teaches Civics and Social Problems of Democracy. He has been here 17 years. He attended Shippensburg State College. He is Voice Advisor and a Senior Class Advisor. His hobbies include reading, sports, and playing golf. 97 Miss Bonnie Statler teaches Physical Education and Health. She has been here 14 years. She attended Lock Haven State College. She is a Senior Class Advisor. Her hobbies include sports, hiking, and fishing. Mr. james H. Thomas teaches Health and Physical Education. He has been here 25 years. He attended Penn State and lthaca College. He is Sophmore Class Advisor and Assistant Baseball Coach. His hobbies include sports, hunting, and fishing. 98 M11 Mr. Roy D. Summer teaches 12th Grade English and TELLS Reading. Yearbook Advisor. This is his first year here. He attended Hofstra University, MS. He also taught in Front Royal, Virginia, Baltimore, Maryland, and Maryland Correctional Training Center. His hobbies include automobiles, tography, bicycling, and his house. XJ' Q. ,py- f'f f T'l. f if 122 i 1 ak A w' ' . j an ' .1 .,,,.f1. -. - , ,,,. . K V, C., 'f A, ,. , X. Mrs. Joanne G. Thomas has been teaching Home Economics for 26 years. attended Mansfield University. Mrs. Thomas enjoys sewing, reading, traveling. -,,,....,,-.--qqgg f ,, -x X . , Kevin Traynor teaches World Cultures and U.S. History. He has been here 8 He attended Shippensburg University. He is Ecology Club Advisor, Track and Basketball Scorekeeper. His hobbies include music, reading, and Donald W. Weller teaches 12th Grade Office Practice and 12th Grade Con- Law Education. He has been here 22 years. He also taught in Deptford New jersey. Mr. Weller attended Shippensburg University and West Maryland State College. His interests include reading and research. if W...,,,.,,..4qp-ni .Q--1 K 9 Ms. Vickie Weagly teaches General Music and Choral Music. This is her first year here. She has taught in Williamsport, Maryland. She is Advisor for Choralaires, Senior High Choir, Middle School Choir, and Sixth Grade Choir. Her hobbies include music, tennis, golf, skiing, and acting. Mr. james Wertner has been teaching Art here for 9 years. He attended Millers- ville University. He is Drama Club Advisor. His interests include drawing, paint- ing, and tennis. 99 . . , t M ,, I an pier, I .ff,5ri,-ygl:,i..'I,- 5 ,.mcr,JawwzygamQ?ii2.ffZ?L25?4+?i,v2Q ,1!eLe:rfafsiaferffw S DRIVERS: Front Row: Robert Black, Betty Myers, Mary jane Carbaugh, Louise Tice, Mary jane Zeger, Shelby Oliver, Sharon Nicarry. Row 2: nald Mummert, Christy Stouffer, Richard Reeves, Carl Poper, Linda Maynard, Wanda Gearhart, Clarence Stotler, William Smith, Curt Poper, rl Addlesberger. Qglfw, ii aw Q F ww' W-ww fren l Q! He-. Z l and CUSTODIANS: Seated: Helen Martin, Robin Young. Back: Robert Stoner, john Helman, Clarence Martin. 101 ...m..i....,.,.M.,. ,W .Wa,,.,,...,M,w N.v,. , , ,. , , ,W '7 M7'M' C29 y l i W A H : ,, A IVVIIA, ,,,.. 4 , ,QW-A W I aff ff Z '- ' ', ' 'Ji I , V, ' , , , ' - .,,, A, .-ffvf hd www ' W 54 f R' l S f 'ff S M CAFETERIA STAFF: Seated: Helen Seburn, Betty Henry, Gladys Bear, Betty Walter. Standing: Margie Simmers, Shirley Bitner, Caroline Sharon Hykes, Helen Hager, Betty Hykes. -Q Winnie Adams . .,,, Z-, .,- -,...,-,f V. ,ffv-pw-fl , b, - ,5,1,?.,-.1,,5..,.:1..?,:.5ZI yirffp-,I k .y Q, V ACTIVITIES H0 ECOMIN Numerous committees began planning for Homecoming weeks in advance. Their work and preparation began to show as Spirit Week initiated Homecoming 1985 on Monday, October 7. The week began with Clash Day. Rhonda Lind- say and Butch Patalinghug were recognized as most mismatched. Nerds invaded the school Tuesday, with Jeremy Hirneisen and Tracy Myers taking first place. Awards for Celebrity Day on Wednesday went to Peggy Freeman and Craig Vanderau. A bonfire was held in the evening to practice incinerating the Canners. Thursday was Blue and Gold Day, with Michaelle Keiffer and Sandy Snider taking honors. The se- niors earned first place and the juniors took second place in the banner competition. A pep rally oc- curred at the end of the day. Friday was Dress Up Day. Jamie Craig ad Tina McCoy were the class acts. The traditional parade circuited through town in the evening, leading into the pre-game show, where Carol Ritz was crowned Homecoming Queen. The football match versus Biglerville followed. Alumni hockey and soccer games and a dance sponsored by WIKZ-95 were held Saturday, culmi- nating one of Greencastle's largest Homecomings. By Vicki Angle '86 Choirlaires sing Evergreen , 104 The Homecoming Court shares a special dance Students enjoy the Homecoming dance. A .' Qi 4, A juniors prepare their Homecoming banner. PPENINGS Queen Carol with escort, Vaughn Martin, Homecoming has always been exciting for me. Even as a freshman, I looked forward to Spirit Week and the Homecoming Dance. But, I never thought I would be chosen Homecoming Queen. Even though I was nominated, I never expected to become one of the three princesseschosen to represent my senior class. As Spirit Week slowly progressed, I became anxious, thinking Friday night would never come. Finally, it was here! When I arrived at the school, I was filled with excitement. All the princesses received flowers and sachets. Also, many pictures were taken of the princesses and their escorts. During the Homecoming parade, I became more and more nervous. When we returned to the school, we waited anxiously for the pre-game ceremonies. When it was finally time to announce the Queen, I was relieved yet tense. Mr. McConnell announced the Queen's name. It was mine! Last year's Queen, Lori Yeager, placed the crown on my head. I felt so honored. Being crowned Greencastle-Antrim's 1985 Homecoming Queen was one of the most memo- rable events of my senior year. I would like to thank everyone who made that special dream come true. C cm! af if Qs vu Queen Carol shares a proud moment with her mother and grandfather. The Queen And Her Court Sandy Snider, Carol Ritz, Deb Moats Senior Candidates With Escorts O Y and Brian Deb and We Princesses And Their Escorts LL. M ,, ,4 d Wayne I ff!! l.. I. nd jim LQ Missy and Ed f PRINC F5555 A Ride of Honor , , ,7,s,ifyx', fl' ANNE Hfss ..... Spirit Week what 3 sans! Want a date? Homecoming Parade QW '91 'M A Tiki! The MIGHTY Cheerleaders! Magnificent Marches HEARTS HELP DUT KING AND QUEEN 013 HEARTS MIKE AND ANGIE The proceeds from this year's King and Queen of Hearts contest for Valentine's Day were not given to the American Heart Association as usual, but were contributed to help pay the medical costs for Cheryl Armstrong, a GAHS senior. Four couples competed: Angie Bailey and Mike Barvin- chackg Missy Feldman and Brian Stoufferg Kim Oberholzer and Travis Myers, and Carly White and Darrell Hammond. With 531291, Angie and Mike won, and were treated by the Student Council to dinner at the Airport Inn. Students, faculty, and community members gave a combined total of 51033.93 to help Cheryl Armstrong. By Vicki Angle Su X Li x Q . . .pt EIQOQ Q I .i wr Kim and Travis: Carly and Darrell, Angie and Mike, Missy and Brian. Seniors Group I Seniors Carl Blair - Carpentry Kevin Buchanan - Carpentry Leslie Daley - Cosmetology Wendy Deshong - Marketing Deanne Gearhart - Graphic Arts Kevin Greenawalt - Machine Shop Darrell Hammond - Diesel Mechanic Shane Izer - Appliance Repair Jeffery Jones - Auto Mechanic Andrew Keller - Warehousing Dana Miller - Data Processing Beth Murray - Quantity Foods Tammy Pine - Data Processing David Rice - Diesel Mechanic John Schildt - Graphic Arts Brenda Shatzer - Health Assistant Mark Stahl - Electronics Brenda Starliper - Textiles Brian Statler - Heating and Plumbing Lynn Weller - Electronics Lori Yohn - Drafting Vonda Zeger - Health Assistant OCATIGNAL Y VO-TECH l Front Row: Deanne Gearhart, Lori Yohn, Wendy DeShong, Tammy Pine, Vonda Zeger, Brenda Shatzer, Ellen Witmer, Denise Burkett, Holly Rife. Row 2: Dana Miller, Angela Miller, Laryssa Kendle, Mary Lou McCleary, Tammy Miller, Caroline Ankerbrand, Mike Kuhn, Troy Roland. Row 3: Stacie Ehrhart, Tonya Piper, Debbie Hoover, Angela Mills, Annette Dietrick, Greg Walck, Greg Myers. Row 4: Mike Myers, Brian Covalt, Jerry Bracken, Curtis Bowers, Toby Eberly, Richard Thomas, Travis Starr, Seth Koons. Row 5: Mark Stahl, Shane lzer, Tim Blair, Thomas Bemisderfer, Dwayne Tressler, Larry Zeger, Dave Carbaugh, Galen Bricker. Row 6: Kevin Greenawalt, Scott Martin, jeff Bitner, Dave Rice, Wayne Harbaugh, Jay Moore. Row 7: Andy Keller, john Schildt, Kevin Buchanan, Brian Statler, Lynn Weller, jeffrey jones, Denny Wagaman, Dale Holt, Todd Carbaugh, Michael Faith. 'I10 I I J' A V44 ,lv V' . Y' ' ' s, ' .ft Q' lf, . Jffnr 'QQ-f'.5l ef 1, fri fe J? 13 K ECH Il Front Row Theresa Szaflarski Paula Worthman Lisa Fetterhoff Melissa Kulpak, Assistant Hager Beth Wagaman Sheryl Burkholder Row 2 Amy McCleary Debbie Shirey, Bemisderfer Paul Shanon Mike Zeger Dennis Burkett Chris Hykes Row 3 Paul Brian Statler Rodney Shaffer Les Baer Richard Murray Aldean Crider Jim Monn. 4 Eric Kinzer Doug Rotz George Simmers Travis Myers Bob Wolfinger Eric Robinson. Steve Pool jeryl Martin Dennis Harshman Sam Hassler Dave Barnhart Troy CDPPQRTUNITIES Seniors Group II Seniors Cheryl Armstrong - Warehousing Daniel Bowman - Masonry Tammy Branch - Quantity Foods Jody Gehring - Auto Mechanics Crystal Hager - Cosmetology Sam I-Iassler - Heating and Plumbing Melissa Kulpak - Health Assistant Amy McCleary - Cosmetology Jerry Mowen - Drafting Craig Myers- Machine Shop Robert Rubeck - Graphic Arts Melinda Shaffer - Health Debra Shirey - Textiles William H. Stoner - Welding The Franklin County Area Vo-Tech School is a place for learning and a place for opportunity. Being in Vo-Tech means doing the best that you can to achieve the goals you have set for yourself. A At Vo-Tech, we learn the skills we will need when we graduate and enter the job market. Vo-Tech prepares us with both the knowledge and the confidence that is needed. At Vo-Tech, we don't just learn about the real world, we experience it. It makes us better prepared for our future. By Tammy Pine 111 fx ,Wi A x ' fl A , , , xml' A mvfww N f Q Mm Q 5 fb ,1 -44,71 f MM.Am,..,.,.,....,.,..1,,...,..... ,.., . Wmwwki ,AW.w,,wMww-w,,, ,quy,,,qW mhggggm, h .1 A 779, is Sf? 2 a C fe MW f ,.-,, RQ, Q Chine to fresh MP V W ,ivan-e,N,, , at-' AZINE DRI 'Q 7 ,, U . ,,i, .- --ff CAPTAINS Front Row: Brian Johnson, Sue Straley, Venus Clopper, Missi Feldman, Jenny Furukawa, Kim College, Trucy Barnes, Henicle, Michel Robinson, Anita Cordell. Row 2: Tami Spencer, Crystal Springs, Laryssa Kendle, Pam Blair, Durinda Blair, Sarah Kendall, tz, Ken Noll, Kim Bartle, Mr. Dryer, fadvisorl. Row 3: Mindy Stoner, Rodney Byers, Caroline Ankerbrand, Deana Houck, Jill Davis, Bill April Angle, Steph Myers, Camilla Carling. Row 4: Robby Miller, Mike Schmelder, Marie Guzic, julie Hollar, Tina McCoy, Tonya Yohn, King, Karen Sherrill, Missy Forbes, Stacie Ehrhart. TOP SALES PERSON: Keli Evans MAGAZINE ASSISTANTS Mr. Dryer fadvisorj, Tina McCoy, Amy Johnson, Chris Witmer, Deb Klemm, Peggy Freeman. As always, Greencastle had it's annual magazine Drive this year. All of the students had the chance to win a variety of prizes based on how many magazine subscriptions they sold. This year I decided that I wanted to be the best salesperson. I went to all my relatives friends, and neighbors. I raised a total of S218.52. The entire school sold S5961.24. I was very happy and surprised that I got the prize for best salesperson. Then I received the check for twenty-five dollars and all the other prizes, I felt all of my effort was worth it. 113 BASEBALL CARD CLUB -wg I BASEBALL CARD CLUB Front Row: Kyle Harner, Vicky Brechbiel, Brian Freeman, Zane Shaefer, Del Martin, Richard Swisher. Daggy Noll, Mike O'Mara, Mike Kuhn, Brian Yeager, Todd Smith. Row 3: Mr. Zoeller fadvisorj, Richard Thomas, jeff Martin, High, Dave Etter. 4 'W 1 . W i s ,. Q!!!- IH A Row 2: jay Scott Myers The GAHS Baseball Card Club is entering its third year of existance. The club has from an initial membership of fourteen to this year's total of thirty-two. The founded with the general purpose of promoting baseball card collecting as a hobby. Club activities include trading and displaying cards, reading hobby publications, in new issues, watchin films, and takin a tri to a baseball card show. S 8 8 P 114 By Mr. Zoe IATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Karla Tosten, Deb Moats, Geri King, Michaelle Keiffer, Kelly Gower, Vicki Angle. Row 2: Pete Lazich, Becky Eckstine, Tracy Myers, Michelle Reeder, Pam Blair, Tina McCoy. Bringing attention to the outstanding achievements of high school students is what the National Honor Society is all about. Recognition is based upon the demonstration of four qualities held in high esteem: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. College Admissions officers say that members are usually successful college students. Each year, members of the junior and senior class who meet the requirements and demonstrate the four qualities mentioned above are inducted into the Society during an assembly held in the spring. by Pam Blair President Tracy Myers Vice-President Pam Blair Treasurer Deb Moats Secretary Geri King Advisor Mr. Bodes 115 ,ga V W b gg Aww, f ' iv . Qi ,F 4, Wi .4 mv: 1. .---qv x KN I' ' V35-ll., . A-AWKMMM mm X'-N J? 'wh 24' 'VW' fhwj ffff' gl ,M-ff ze STUDE T LEADERS COUNCIL Front Row Sherri Park Nikki Shockey, Vicki Angle, April Cunningham, Steph Myers, Debra Rine, Kathy Keller, Greg w 2 Marcie Hykes Durlnda Blair Michaelle Keiffer james Craig, Geri King, Deb Moats, jeremy Hirneisin, Sarah Kendall, Mrs. Merkle Row 3 Paula Freman julie Hollar Tracey Myers Greg Weaver, Marie Cuzic, Cindy Dixon, Regina Lebo, Tina Elliot, Robby Miller. When is the next dance? When do homecoming mums go on sale? When is spirit week? To find the answers to these and many other questions concerning school activities, just attend a student council meeting. This year each class voted on who they wanted to be their student council representative. These elected members must at- tend every meeting and are given the privilege to vote on certain issues. But just because you may not be an elected member doesn't mean you can't attend the meetings. Anyone is welcome and it's a great way to find out what's happening within your school. STUDE T FGRUM On October seventh, the Green- castle-Antrim High School Student Council hosted a forum for student council members in Franklin County and the surrounding counties. Richard Slagle, from the Lincoln Intermediate Unit was the modera- tor. He opened the forum by ex- plaining that the meeting's purpose was to give us an opportunity to exchange ideas on topics that are important to high school students, their parents and the entire community. After his opening address, we gathered to select officers. Students interested in filling an office cam- paigned by speaking about why they wanted the office and what they would do if elected. Then the forum members voted for the can- didate of their choice. After the officers were chosen, committees were formed. Each committee was assigned a topic to report on. Topics included: Alcohol Abuseg Honor Societiesg and Grad- ing Scales. The next meeting is scheduled for February third. The committees will meet for the last time on April seventh when they will present their completed reports. by Cindy Dixon CAREER D Y Every year in the fall, Student Council spon- sors Career Day. Last year's graduates return to spend a day with the juniors and seniors. They all meet in the library to discuss college life and post-graduation plans. This provides the juniors and seniors with an indepth look at the world of workfresponsibility andfor college life. The experiences described by the recent graduates help the juniors and seniors better understand what the future holds and make plansfset goals that are realistic and ob- tainable. The experience is a valuable one that the Student Council looks forward to sponsor- ing each year. BQGKSTQRE ,V T 4 . , X ffffftwwf Pl ii: P7 wuywa I . , v mr, its Left to Right: Mrs. Merkle Qadvisorj, Michelle Smith, Brian Johnson, Brenda Starliper, Dennis Hockenberry, Missi Feldman, Seeds, Tina Doverspike, Valerie Lesher, Leah Smith, Deanne Gearhart, Luria Hafer. Q4 .9 1.232 MANAGERS Luria Hafer, Michelle Smith. Q ,l .,,,, H 5 I Ki, if V ..,,,,,, ,e. , I l , The Bookstore turns a profit. CUNOCGCHE C-UE 1986 rf Advisor: Mr. Summer To the yearbook staff, the yearbook means hard work, late nights and sacrifice. By the time the yearbook gets under way, everyone is working together. Sometimes it's forgotten who is editor of what. It's just plain old fash- ioned team work as the staff works together designing layouts, gathering stories, scores and pictures, typing, fitting and counting copy, cropping pictures, selling ads, scheduling photographers, selling yearbooks, arguing, worrying, rushing around, meeting deadlines, and finally putting out the book. Although being a member of the yearbook staff is a lot of hard work, it is a very rewarding job. Among the many rewards are learning to cooperate, listen, accept criticism, and work under pressure. But, all working together is fun and we get to know a lot of people by seeing them in pictures as we design the pages. The staff would like to thank Mr. Summer and Miss Baskwill for all the times they have stayed late and the advice and help they have given. Also, thanks to Ms. Smith for allowing us the use of the library and for her help in using the computers, doing layouts, solving prob- lems ,... By Sarah Kendall 120 fri N f ki. f D mf ,W J N . Q4,rp?'f gif xf L' Z , At W, KVM f .3 F .0 . w gl! , ', 'I ' f V, n gf 1, f f Q ? 1 b,,, v ' 6 .wr 2 Q gg 0 ff I 4, ,ff 67' .4 V w:f,f'1L Y 1 A .1 , y ff X gf . L + A ,. M y ,JV ,rfzryfzxg W we 1 ,fimfff K , ur ,ff gf Y 1 s 17, X - 'ffwf-., ks- A 44, f A f STAFF Front Row: Annette Gailey, jenny Furukawa, Peggy Free- Pam Blair, Tracy Barrineau. Row 2:-Annette Dietrick, Mike Walck, Traci Karla Tosten, Angela Daley. Row 3: Lenore Lalonde, Linda Alleman, Henicle, Kenda Rhoe, Lisa Bailey. Row 4: Evelyn Lalonde, Stacy Erhart, Mickey, Keli Evans, Laryssa Kendle. Lisa and Mike layout pages for underclassmen fabovej while Tracy and Karla count copy for layouts. i i .-r , T' . 2 . My C l , T d K' h th b h . Sarah, Alice and Annette work on a layout. ar Y onya an lm C Dose e est P mos Summer, Durinda, and Karen discuss advertising sales strategy. Tonya and Missi handle yearbook sales during lunch. 123 PYEA HELPS QUT m,l,f PYEA Front Row: Susan Michajluk, Debbie Eberly, Diane Lehman, Evelyn Lalonde Lenore Lalonde Bobbie Jo Kranzler Tracy Barnneau Walck. Row 2: Lorena Carbaugh, Krista Blair, Nikki Shockey, Durinda Blair Karla Tosten Pam Blair Row 3 Mrs Bennett iadvisori Karen Sherri Burns, Angie Blair, Tami Spencer, jenny Myerly, Mr. White Qadvisorj This year, as in years gone by, the Pennsylvania Youth Educational Association has involved itself in many ac- tivities having to do with the community and education. PYEA is more than just another school club-it's a service that lends a helping hand. We lend a hand at the Apple Harvest Festival in October, and many other events throughout the year. We help elementary school teachers with students who need extra help in school. Many other activities at the elementary school also receive our help. PYEA activities prepare its members for the future, not just for the next day. By Michael Walck 124 OICE TELLS ALL VOICE Front Row: Krista Hawbaker, Deb Moats, Vicki Angle, Pam Peacock, Michael Walck, Peggy Freeman. Row 2: Heather Hess, Michaelle Keiffer, Angie Bailey, Kenda Rhoe, Tracy Barrineau, Michelle Reeder. Row 3: Mr. Snare fAdvisorj, Jenny Myerly, julie Hollar, Tracy Myers, james Craig, Butch Patalinghug, Caroline Ankerbrand, Ms. Smith QAdvisorJ. 'rr This year's Voice staff is working to inform the stu- dents about the events and ac- tivities going on in school. There have been changes and additions toxthe paper, includ- ing a personal column. This year's advisors are Mr. Snare and Ms. Smith. by Peggy Freeman EDITORS Front Row: Pam Peacock, Business Editor, Vicki Angle, Feature Editor. Row 2: Peggy Freman, Copy Editor, julie Hollar, Sports Editor, Tracy Myers, Editor-in-Chief, James Craig, Art Editor, Michaelle Keiffer, News Editor, Butch Patalinghug, Photographer. as.. HA r I A gnegfqng 3392553223 353353355537 ::,:,......... :,,.,,,,,,,,.,, ..,... .............. ............... ...... ......I .............t ma.-1.--Q.--t nuannnvn CONCERT CHOIR Row 1: Tina Doverspike, Leah Smith, Sessily Carmack, jenny Furukawa, Vicki Angle, Bobbi jo Kranzler, Nikki Shockej Peggy Freeman, Michaelle Keiffer, Michele Deshong, Natalie Heffner. Row 2: Ms. Weagly, Lisa Clark, Sue Laster, Keli Evans, jackie Mello Tammy Potter, Chrisi Houck, Missy Talhem, Beth Souders, Heather Buchanan, Denise McClain, Annette Gailey, Missy Embly. Row 3: Marci Hykes, Michelle Wingert, Carol Statler, Tonya Yohn, Tracy Myers, Rhonda Lindsay, julie Caufman, Natalie Smith, Susie Myers, joyce Leshe Shari Caufman, Traci Baumbaugh. Row 4: Scott Stevens, Brian Musselman, Tina McCoy, Robby Miller, Duane Cunningham, Brian Marshal Mike Knight, Kurtis Myers, Karen Sherrill, Myna Haines. U Yi? f-I CHOIR OFFICERS Marcie Hykes, Treasure, Peggy Freeman, Vice President, Tracy Myers: President, Beth Souders: Secretary. There are about forty people in our high school choir. We meet every Wednesday and Friday during seventh period. Oc- casionally, we have extra practice. Mr. Besecker is on sabatical this year, so Miss Weagley is taking his place. Choir takes a lot of hard work and cooperation. When you get up on the stage during the Fall and Spring Concerts, all of the hard work pays off. Many groups branch off from Choir: Choralaires, Districts, and County Choir. All require tryouts. By Keli Evans 126 CHOIR SENIORS Row 1: Annette Gaily, Peggy Freeman, Via Angle. Row 2: Tracy Myers, Bobbi ,Io Kranzler, Michae Keiffer. Row 3: Traci Baumbaugh, Tina McCoy, Brian Marsha Row 4: Brian Musselman, Duane Cunnigham, Mike Knight. My f ,,f,.w,fq35 A 7 1 J., r vi 1 .3 I D if f, f VL , , A ,ff 'I ,.... LET'S G0 CD G0 MARCHING BAND Front Row: Tami Spencer, Stephanie Carl, Mike Knight, Greg Moats, Kris Rhoe, Tim Gravelle, Chris Thomas, Fred Brett Barvinchack, Natallie Smith, julie Caufman, Susie Myers, Beth Souders, Trudy Barnes, Stephie Myers, Eddie Clark, Scotty Stevens, Carmack, Michael Walck. Row 2: Chrisi Houck, Chris Henicle, Angie Rock, Tammy Kennedy, Rhonda Hummer, Regina Christman, Barnes, Kelly Lesko, Stacy Smith, Michelle Bartles, April Angle, Brandi Christophel, Kathy Keller, Kim Peters, Susy Sterner, Lisa Clark, Thomas, Cherie Reynolds, Tami Whitmore, Rhonda Lindsay. Row 3: Carna Stahl, Kevin Walck, Lori Gish, Missy Keefer, Jackie Mellott Hose, Tammy Potter, Michele DeShong, Lynne Mellinger, Anita Cordell, Nikki Shockey, Lisa Statler, Shanan Manahan, Joy Shook, Mickey, Cassie Weiner, Krista Weiser, Holly Shoup, Michelle Wengert, Deb Klemm, Peggy Freeman, Stacie Eisenberger, Karen Sherrill Wendy Martin, Jeff Hose, Brett Nixon, Greg Koons, Don Oberholzer, Tony Oberholzer, Traci Baumbaugh, Brent Keener, Brian McGonigal, Klemm, Kurt Gipe, Marc Kline, Bobbie jo Lindsay, Shari Caufman, Christy King, Andy Mowen, Mary Anne Rishel, Katrina Hartman, He Heffner, Steve Cline, Messy Forbes. Row 5: Amy Rosenquist, Ellie Kulpak, Marci Crist, Missy Talhelm, Brian Elliott, jim Massey, Charlie B Joel McClain, Todd Horst, Annette Beard, Duane Cunningham, Matt Stahl, Guy Hawbaker, Brenton Thomas, Allen Walck, Tina Sanchez, Harner, Lean Keener, Graig Cordell, Kim Lazich. Row 6: Dawn Atherton, Veronica Staler, Suzanne Pifer, Jody Reed, Judy Pittman, Barb Patty Finniff, Amy Baer, Karla Tosten, Tracy Barrineau, jill Davis, Gail Hawbaker, Melissa Weiser, Jenny Bragunier, Melissa Embly, Alice Jenny Furukawa. S DRUM MAIORS Sherry Brenneman, Tonya Yohn 128 . L4 . , 21' 3 LV iv FRESHMAN CONCERT BAND Front row: Tim Gravelle, Fred Young, Kris Rhoe, Brett Barvinchack, Tracy Weller, Chris Thomas, Greg Moa Row 2: Melissa Weyant, Teresa Barnes, Rhonda Hummer, Cherie Reynolds, Kelly Lesko, Michelle Bartles, Kathy Keller, Brandi Christopel, Sta Smith, Tami Whitmore, Regina Christman. Row 3: Katrina Hartman, April Angle, Anita Cordell, Missy Keefer, Shawn Rideout, Joy Shook, Lyn Mellinger, Krista Weiser, Lori Gish, Holly Shoup, Shanan Manahan, Lisa Statler, Steph Myers, Ellie Kulpak. Row 4: Greg Koons, Mar Kuykendall, Stacie Eisenberg, Matt Stahl, Breton Thomas, Allen Walck, Annette Beard, Shawn Harshman, April Cunningham, Tina Sanchez, K Harner, Kim Lazich, Marci Crist. Row 5: Christy King, Kevin Walck, Shawn Shupp, Marc Kline, Brett Nixon, Kurt Gipe, Paul Messina, Jeff Ho Tony Oberholzer, Don Oberholzer, Dani Kugler, Lisa Blubaugh, Heather Heffner. 130 i 5 ,bw'5fwww7i3fHQf 5766 ' ' , ' Muluun, 'nun' adv' , .,,, ,, I . V , , n n um,-M-m,m.. 2 rw iid? fu COUNTY BAND Front Row: Peggy Freeman, Susie Myers, Brenda Mickey, Anita Cordell, Kelly Gower, Steve Kline, Mary Anne Rishel. Row Marcia Hykes, Lisa Statler, April Angle, Tracy Baumbaugh, jenny Furukawa, Susie Sterner, Angie Thomas, Tina Sanchez. Row 3: Deb Kle Stacey Smith, Chris Thomas, Melissa Embly, Tim Klemm, Tony Oberholzer, Donald Oberholzer, Shari Caufman. DISTRICT CHOIR MEMBERS Tina McCoy, Marcia Hykes, Peggy Freeman. 132 DISTRICT BAND Peggy Freeman, Marcia Hykes, Melissa Embly. Band started when the community bought us our new uniforms. We really appreciated their thoughtfulness and generosity. The hard work started early in August. It was unbearably hot, but we still had to get the music, routines, and positions on the field set up for the ear. Band Camp takes almost all your time. You're at school from morning until night. The only thing you think about is, How good a Band and andfront are we going to have this year? How are we going to do? Field Band means you have to want to be doing what you're doing because it takes almost all your time to get everything organized - practice ev- ry Tuesday and Thursday night from 6:00 until 8:00. When you are practicing you have to give 110721 for 2 solid hours. It becomes very frustrating ecause everyone says something different and you don't know which way to turn. When you know there is a competition the upcoming weekend ou work extra hard because this is when you realize you are going tobe competing against other bands. Pressure builds because you don't have any llea what the other band's shows look like. Finally, it's the big time -the bus trip to the competition. All you think about is How will we do? I-Iow will Ido? It really doesn't hit you until u arrive at the competition. This is the first time you see other bands practicing before going on the field. All you keep asking is, Is our work as Eod as theirs? Can we beat them? When the time comes to warm-up we become dead serious about our show. After we warm-up, we get in a big huddle. Mr. Forney gives us a 'rong pep talk. Then, just before we line up, we give each other a hug and a good luck wish. By now we are so nervous that walking our to the field becomes a real effort. We walk on the field as they announce us as The Pride of Greencas- -e. It gives is a great feeling. When the crowd starts yelling for us, it becomes easy for us to show our pride. While we wait for the judges to get ready, the only thing I think about is, What if I drop my silk? Will anyone see me mess up? But, you have to .tink about the work. When the Drum Major says Horns Up! , it's time for the show to begin. After your performance, you either have a great feeling or a bad feeling. It all depends on how well you think you've performed. We get off the eld and talk about the show and how well we think we did. Finally, the time comes for awards. Everybody becomes quiet, sits anxiously, and waits for the awards. The announcer says how well we all per- -wrmed. It just makes us more nervous. When he gets to our group and announces our place, we have to stand there without showing any emotion. When we get back to the buses, we either explode with excitement, or sulk with disappointment. This is when we realize that all the hard work we .it into the year has paid off. We couldn't have a Band and Bandfront without Mr. Forney, Dawn McLain, Bobbi Sheely, Sue Meek, the entire school, and the community. hanks for the help, the time, the effort, and most of all the support everybody gave us. ND SENIORS Front Row: Sherry Brenneman, Trudy Barnes, Tracy Baum- lgh, Barb Hoover, Chris Henicle, Amy Baer. Row 2: Kelly Gower, Cathy Hose, la Tosten, Patty Finniff. Row 3: Mike Knight, Carna Stahl, Jill Davis, Deb mn, Peggy Freeman, Guy Hawbaker. Row 4: Duane Cunningham, Brian -Gonigal, Ed Clark. ffzI - Mali--P . f'f ' 11.4- El By Gail Hawbaker Greencastle Autumn Festival- Exhibition- 59.0 Frederick T.O.B. - 2nd Place- 64.6 Francis Scott Key Showcase- 3rd Place- 69.5 Littlestown T.O.B. -2nd Place- 73.5 Liberty T.O.B. - 2nd Place- 74.45 Chapter VI Championship- 77.6- 6th Place Atlantic Coast Championship- 78.85- 17th Place CI-IEERLE DI C- CHANTS Are you are daredevil? Do you crave excitement? Then a cheerleader you should be. For the third year in a row, the GAHS Varsity Cheerlead- ers won the Best Cheerleaders Competition at the Cham- bersburg Mall. It's alot of practice and hard work. The tension and excite- ment while waiting for the final decision are enough to drive you crazy. But, it's all worth it when they announce the winner-GAHS Cheerleaders! Varsity Cheerleaders SENIOR: Tracy Boyanowski Row 1: Debbie Hoover, Wanda Davis, Tonya Piper, Venus Clopper, Michelle Stouffer, Tracy Boyanowski. Row 2: Missy Singhas, Karen 134 Kathy Shelley, Bottom: I.-R: Tricia Kennedy, Tara Moon, Amy Briggs J 1 i Y W SPCDRTS GO FOR THE C-O L 1 VARSITY SOCCER Front Row: Brian Overcash, Kevin Cleary, Chance Pearson VARSITY SOCCER SCORES GA 1 Waynesboro 0 Fairfield 0 Fannett Metal 1 Gettysburg 1 james Buchanan 2 McConnelsburg O Waynesboro 5 North Hagerstown 3 Fairfield 2 Fannett Metal 1 Gettysburg 3 james Buchanan 4 McConnellsburg 2 St. Maria Garetti 6 Mercersburg Academy 1 South Hagerstown 1 Middletown This year's team played better than I anticipated. Many games were extremely close contests. The highlight of the season was out 0-0 tie with Waynesboro. There were only three seniors on this year's team. With all our returning players, and some of the Junior Varsity players, we should have a super team in '86. To add to our great year, Walt Cornet made the Blue Mountain League All Star Team. 138 Kuhn, Milce Ezolt, Richard Murray. Row 2: Tony Martin, Scott Kline, Barry Anthony Myers, Tim Starliper, Dave Barnhart, Steve Bonebralce, Brian Statler, Walt .F 6 3 3 2 7 3 O 3 1 1 O 0 2 1 1 O O ' Q O SENIORS Scott Kline, Walt Cornett, Brian Statler. 1, it A SOCCER Front Row: Daggy Noll, Mike O'Mara, Joey Melius, Scott Hawbaker, Kyle jimmy Monn, Ronald Bontrager. Row 2: Coach- Trent Matthews, Dick Helfrick, Moats, Andy Mowen, Eddie High, jeff Hose, Les Thomas, Richard Binkley. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER SCORES 0 Waynesboro 3 0 Fairfield 2 0 Fannett Metal 2 0 Gettysburg 2 0 James Buchanan 4 0 McConnellsburg 2 0 Waynesboro 2 0 North Hagerstown 1 0 Fairfield 2 0 Fannett Metal 0 0 Gettysburg 4 0 james Buchanan 1 1 McConnellsburg 3 0 St. Maria Garetti 3 0 Mercersburg Academy 7 2 South Hagerstown 2 Q. ,Q , gf, For the first time, this year's Junior Varsity was made up of only freshman and sophmores. This was the best group of in- coming freshman we've had in four years. It should give us a solid foundation for next years team. The sophmores who move up to Varsity next year will give the team good depth. 139 HUCKEY HIGHLIGHTS A X . e Q, l o Q mu UU? tn mg lllbmg EQ, Uwso Good cr mn dw egdcima VARSITY HOCKEY Front Row: Jamie Craig fManagerJ, Heather McFalls, jill Schmuck, Angela Miller, Becky Eckstine, Marcia Hykes. Row 2: Debra Rine, Greta Johnston, Candy Angle, Sue Laster, Trudy Norris, Lori Yohn, Maryanne Rishel. UW OLQ,Q JLYIOLA -84911 CIC. QLLOC I BY, SENIORS: Becky Eckstine, Lori Yohn, Angela Miller. VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES: GA 0 Shippensburg 4 1 Catoctin 3 6 Scotland O 'X 2 Forbes Road 1 1 Littlestown 3 0 Bermudian Springs 2 1 Fairfield 4 1 Waynesboro 0 0 New Oxford 3 0 James Buchanan 1 1 Catactin 1 0 Forbes Road 1 1 Gettysburg 1 2 Biglerville 2 1 Mercersburg Academy 1 140 if 5 Uh I Lal. Q-QB, 5 fa I1 GA Beats Waynesboro One of the greatest days during this year's hockey season was when the GA Devilettes played the Waynesboro Maid- ens. We did something no other team has done for 3 years, and that was beat Waynesboro by a score of 1-0. The only goal was scored in the second half with 13 minutes left in the game. Deb Rine, the wing, took a corner and passed the ball to Candy Angle. Candy then scored the only goal of the game. During the rest of the game, the defense was able to hold off any scoring efforts made by the Maidens. It was a tremendous team effort. It was a day we will never forget. The J.V. team came very close to defeating the Maidens also, the final score was 0-1. They played very tough, even down to the last second. I would like to wish best of luck to everyone who is going to play hockey, next year, and never forget to use your scoops. This year could have never been possible without the coaches, THANKS! j.V. HOCKEY Front Row: April Cunningham, Anne Byrne, Stephanie Myers. Georgia Naugle, Jill Sprankle, Heather Dixon. Row 2: Francine Miller, Sherry Armstrong, Brandi Christophel, Kelly Lesko, Michelle Barnes, April Angle, Tara Snyder. V. HOCKEY SCORES: 0 Shippensburg 3 0 Forbes Road 0 T' 0 Litrlestown 0 ff T 1. 5' .X K 3 Bermudian O 0 Waynesboro 1 0 New Oxford 1 0 James Buchanan 2 0 Forbes Road 1 w 1 Gettysburg 0 5' -' 0 Biglerville 2 1 Mercersburg Academy O 141 TDUCHDDW TRIU PHS 9 ,K ,,I' w , ', .V 4, T' Mp, 2 N 'F ' xx f 5 I Vs SENIORS Front Row: Mike Barvinchack, Mike Nogle, Carl Blair, Terry Byrne, Andy Grosh. Mike McCormick, jim Ball, Tim Foley, Mick Gearhart, Phil Christophel. ,., .,.,, ,,,, , , -u H it-'vi i ,, 0, li !!! LKMMMM VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: Coach Chlebowski, Jeff Caron, Mike Barvinchack, Mike McCormick, Mike Nogle, Carl Blair, Terry Andy Crosh, Phil Christophel, john Davis. Row 2: josh Hough, Coach Hough, Dennis Harshman, Mick Gearhart, Brian Crider, Brian Statler Ball, Tim Foley, Seth Koons, Coach Zehler. Row 3: Steve Hykes, Ben Widders, Jay Moore, Craig Barnes, Wenclel Oberholzer, Dirk Rockwell Mowen. SCORES G.A. 7 Kennarcl Dale 8 Gettysburg O Bermuclian Spring 6 Scotland School 0 James Buchanan 0 Halifax 0 Biglerville 0 Waynesboro 50 Littlestown O New Oxford 142 O 8 0 6 O 43 25 49 0 7 Anker ., vv...4qu-..'r,-.5 I 2 A 'Q L-'al .-mi, lfia 7, V- - ,, - hr, 0 . ' ' , OTBALL Front Row: Coach Chlebowski, josh Hough, Dale Angle, Brent Barvinchack, Mike Hicks, Toby Fritz, Denny jones, John Reed brand, Jeff Caron, John Davis. Row 2: Coach Hough, Steve Hykes, George Switzer, Kris Rhoe, Jamie Szaflarski, Chet Carbaugh Rick erry Socks, Seth Koons, Coach Zeigler. Row 3: Jerry Bracken, jeff Gahan, Rodney Eberly, Rick Baer, Bobby Pertrunak, Paul Nelson Lam Row 4: Steve Burkholder, Toby Eberly, Tim Kauffman, Greg Ritz, Paul Messina, Shawn Smith, Dirk Rockwell, Troy Snyder IW Vp... ,- STATS: Valerie Lesher and Caroline Ankerbrand. Big Breakthrough Even though the 1985 football season did not turn out as we had hoped, the team did take steps in the right direction. We won the first game of the season over Ken- nard Dale, tied against our arch- rival James Buchanan, and made a very good showing against a strong New Oxford team. Part of this success was due to the intensive weight program start- ed by Coach Hough. He also insti- tuted a new offense and defense which will prove even more effec- tive next year. I believe the team's attitude also has changed, giving us the hunger to win. I am sure that with even more weight training and hard work, next year's team will make bigger strides toward a winning team. Good luck next year, we'll be cheer- ing for youl SCORES GA: O Gettysburg O Bermudian Springs O Scotland 0 James Buchanan 28 Mercersburg Acadamy 14 Biglerville 0 Waynesboro 8 Littlestown 8 New Oxford CAPTAIN: Carl Blair AHILW 1 if t .agus fl Ali W H3 BAM-9 QAM 659s QA S ? eggs 22 '20 15 'YV 40 was HA iii? lr J-ijgl J..-igsig.-f4fii, IETE iii-,lg 44 4' 'QM M if V 3 BAHS 'B S 3 iigwwxg 12 555 ,-,g 21 QAHS 5 5 SENIORS Front Row: Vicki Sbatzer, Pam Peacock. Row 2.: Tonya Ober holzer, Teresa Starliper, Melissa Murray. SCORES GA 68 St. Maria 54 47 Littlestown 49 37 New Oxford 63 44 Scotland 30 35 Gettysburg 41 59 Fannett-Metal 24 40 Biglerville 38 50 Fairfield 37 41 Waynesboro 48 64 Bermudian Springs 51 51 james Buchanan 39 48 Fannett-Metal 30 49 Littlestown 58 30 New Oxford 54 34 Scotland 45 47 Gettysburg 61 47 Biglerville 37 47 Fairfield 36 35 Waynesboro 49 46 James Buchanan 40 48 Bermudian Springs 42 145 GIRLS O I SCORES Littlestown 6 New Oxford 26 Scotland 26 Gettysburg 21 McConnellsburg 22 Fannett-Metal 19 Biglerville 8 Waynesboro 15 Bermudian Springs 18 James Buchanan 25 Fannett-Metal 24 Littlestown 12 New Oxford 22 Scotland 23 Gettysburg 16 Biglerville 12 Waynesboro 19 James Buchanan 28 Bermudian Springs 27 Front Row: Mr. Zoeller Qcoachl, Natalie Heffener, Angela Thomas, Susie Sterner, Chrissi Houch, Stephanie Myers. Row 2: Sue Lasl Kim Noll, Kelli Strausner, Jodi Reep, Suzanne Pifer, Michelle Wingert, Missy Talhelm. BUYS Big Springs Littlestown New Oxford Scotland Gettysburg Shippensburg South High Clear Springs Biglerville Fairfield Waynesboro Bermudian Springs James Buchanan St. Maria Littlestown New Oxford Scotland Gettysburg Biglerville Fairfield Waynesboro James Buchanan Row: Todd Martin, Kevin Clary, Brian Overcash, Jeremy Hirneisen, Noel Myers, john Meek. Row 2: Steve Bitner,Jol1n Ecton, McDonald, Tom Green, Mark Crane, Mike Hicks, Mr. Kolanowski fCoachJ. 63 65 48 71 47 54 54 67 57 30 68 54 49 104 55 69 40 56 38 53 86 69 147 x U W Q Q 'jbrx I xi bl- Q , ' 4: ' XI . , v .f l . , , 'D M5 Xfg ,g ,ww 5,3 ff, 6? 4H'g!4a L4 , as 1 , ' ,..,V ' , . -s' n,- ' x LW, QT? , is 8 J CQ, 4 M--2 1 5 L an 3 VN. We l A 5 il' 7 'Wm A w Ol WRAPUPS The 1985-86 Varsity Wrestling Team was led by of the best wrestlers in the state: senior Carl Blair of the BML with a more balanced lineup of qu wrestlers. This year's season was much improved 1 last year's-a school record for wins was set. If just more match went our way against the three best in the BML, we'd have won those meets. The team is set on improving this year's season and lishing a winning tradition. junior Mike Ezolt. The team is moving toward the B4 Q Ben fare' 5 T 9 i E' e. X .,,,,,, l 1 5 qv, I ki, y A , . ' Q ,aa c--n :'e'i if B I7 ,1 I fli' B' X ,q is Q ffi, . ,i i , 3 kim Front Row: Ben Widder, Roy Wrights, Charles Booze, Mike Ezolt, Chance Pearson, Richard Binkley, Chet Carbaugh, jeff Appleby. Coach Matthews, Brent Barvinchack, Dirk Helfrick, Brad Quigley, Eddie Baugh, Carl Blair, C-ary Celsinger, Mike Hammond. Row 3: Shubert, Zane Shaeffer, Kevin Rhodes, jeff johnson, Scott Hawbaker, James Szaflarski, Barry Williams, john Shildt, Eric Hollinshead. as Left to Right: Carl Blair, Ed Baugh, john Schildt. 18 42 13 36 40 31 46 48 27 27 SCORES Boiling Springs Smitbsburg Bermudian Springs Gettysburg Loudoun County jefferson Berkley Springs Williamsport Littlestown Waynesboro Harrisburg Biglerville james Buchanan Shippensburg New Oxford Scotland FIRST I THE STATE l L 6 5 Girls' W Cross Country x x I . SENIORS Front to Back: Carol Ritz, Tracy Kim College, Lisa Ritz. s , i ,,T 'x M 'gf i Vvitdg GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Front row: Lisa Ritz, Kim College, Nikki Shockey, Sue Sterner, Lori Derrick, Michele Robinson. Row 2 Eshleman, Tracy Bowers, Carol Ritz, Karen Stinson, Tonya Nisewander, Natalie Heffner, Kim Lazich, Coach Treon. 4 1st of 2 2nd of 12 1st of 5 1st of 12 1st of 10 Conference Gettysburg College P 1st of 7 Drstrrct III Hershey Pa 1st of 17 State Lehrgh Unrverslty Pa 1st of 19 SCORES Gettysburg Bermudian Springs Waynesboro New Oxford James Buchanan Milton Hershey Littlestown SECO D BEST IN STATE Boys Cross Country .1 SENIORS Front row: Craig Vanderau, joe Trobaugh, Wibble. Row 2: Keith Eshleman, Pete Lazich, Bill Derrick XYRULNTCPBHH ME r 3 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Front row: Steve Kerr, Tom Karinshack, Brent Thomas, Tracy Weller, jeremy Hireisen, Todd Martin. Row 2: Coach Eshleman, Pete Lazich, Duane Wibble, Bill Derrick, Craig Vanderau, Matt McDonald, Todd Hirneisen, Keith Eshleman, Joe Trobaugh, Coach Treon. it 2 3 , S 1 5 Q 8 INVITATIONALS Franklin County, Chambersburg, Pla 1st of 2 judge's Classic, Winchester, Va 2nd of 20 Tri-State, Mercersburg, Pa 1st of 5 Keyser, Boonsboro, Pa 1st of 16 State College, State College, Pa 1st of 10 BML Conference Meet, Gettysburg, College lst of 8 PIAA District III Meet, Hershey, Pa 1st of 29 PIAA State Meet, Lehigh Univeristy, Pa 2nd of 24 SCORES Gettysburg Bermudian Springs Fairfield Waynesboro New Oxford james Buchanan Milton Hershey Littlestown PA STATE CHAMPIONS Since 1980, Greencastle-Antrim has had one of the top cross country teams in the state. 1985 kept the momentum at its usual maximum le Racing through a perfectI8-0 dual season, the boys raised the longest dual meet winning-streak in Pennsylvania to 61. The streak goes back to 19 The boys also won the Blue Mountain League regular season for the sixth straight year. They picked up wins at the Franklin County Invitation the Boonesboro Invitationals, and the State College Invitationals. The boys squad, coached by Greg Hoover, finished the season in fine style, easily winning the BML Conference Meet Championship fthe fi win in the past six yearsj, and their second consecutive P.l.A.A. District III team title. It was the boys' fourth district title in the past six years, a the strongest performance ever by a Greencastle team at a district meet. The boys pushed four runners into the top thirteen positions. In the meet at the end of the year, the P.I.A.A. Cross Country State Championships, the boys were awarded the State Runner-Up trophy for th performance. Unlike the girls team, the boys team was lead by a pack of runners, and not any one individual. The boys found their strength in numbers. A ferent number-one runner seemed to appear every race. However, the team was not without its individual heroes. Sophomore Matt McDonald served notice to the rest of the state that he will be a force to be reckoned with in the next few years. A strong teenth place finish in the state meet marked him as one of the best sophomores in the state. Matt also won All-District honors by finishing four as well as gaining All-Conference honors. Seniors Pete Lazich and Keith Eshleman, gained All-Conference and All-District honors, as did junior Todd Hirneisen. Senior Bill Derrick a junior Steve Kerr also picked up All-Conference honors. For seniors Pete Lazich, Keith Eshleman, Bill Derrick, Duane Wible, Craig Vanderau, and Joe Trobaugh, it was a fitting end to a very success careers as GAHS Harriers. It included twenty-eight straight dual meets without a loss, numerous invitational wins, four regular season BML titl three BML Conference meet titles, one Runner-Up trophy, two district titles, two fourths, a twelfth, and a Runner-Up at the state meet. Losing six seniors means next year will be a rebuilding year for the Devils. But, along with McDonald, Hirneisen, and Kerr, the boys have an cellent nucleus of underclassmenreturning. Todd Martin had an outstanding year, as did Jeremy Hirneisen, despite missing half the season wit leg injury. Tom Karinshak made great improvements from his freshmen year, and freshman Brenton Thomas and Tracey Weller show gr promise. 1986 should be an interesting year. But make no mistake about it-1985 continued the five year old dynasty. r 1 ' A M j 1985 P.I.A.A. CLASS AA STATE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS! Only one team in Pennsylvania can claim that title, and the claim belon to the Girls' Cross Country Team of Greencastle-Antrim. After being so close for the past four years, Coach Greg Hoover's girls captured the fi state championship ever by a Greencastle girls team and the third state championship in the school's history. fThe boys hold the other t capturing the title in 1980 and 19811. You deserve it were the words Coach Hoover used through-out the season. I really meant that. The senior girls on the team had been so clo and so consistent over the past four years. They worked very hard, year round, and the only goal they hadn't accomplished was winning a st championship. It was a success from the start as the girls went undefeated, capturing the Blue Mountain League Championship on the way. It was the third y in a row they won the league. With their 7-0 record, they ran their undefeated dual meet streak to 26-O over a three-year period. The senior girls l only one meet in four years, compiling an impressive 28-1 mark. The girls also won team titles in the Franklin County lnvitationals, the Tri-State Invitiationals, the Boonsboro lnvitationals, and the State Colle Invitationals. They followed that by winning their fourth consecutive BML Conference Meet title, and the P.l.A.A. District Ill Championship. was their third district title in four years. ' The girls were led all season by three-time high school ALL-AMERICAN, Tracy Bowers. Her impressive stats for this year: undefeated in dual meets, individual winner in the Franklin County lnvitationals, the Judges Classic lnvitationals, Winchester, Virginia, the Tri-St lnvitationals, the Boonsboro lnvitationals, the State College lnvitationals, an unprecendented fourth BML Conference Meet title, a district m win for the second year in a row. Then she got the one she really wanted for the past four years-Individual Cross Country STATE CHAMPIO Her time was the fastest of the day for females and proved she was the best in the state. But one person does not make a team. Finishing right behind Tracy in every meet was senior Carol Ritz. Carol finished an excellent four-year reer by once again picking up all-conference and all-district honors. Her biggest race of the year came when it counted most-at the state meet. Ru ning her best race ever, Carol finished twelfth out of two hundred and fifty girls in the race, and two thousand five hundred girls who attempted get to the state meet. For that, she received all-state honors. Kim College, who Coach Hoover called a consistent team runner for four years, played a very important role in the team's success. She, t claimed all-conference honors, along with youngsters Michele Robinson, Lori Derrick, and Karen Stinson. Tonya Nisewander rounded out t top seven, with supporting help from Natalie Heefner, Nikki Shockey, and Susy Sterner. The only disappointment was season long injuries to niors Lisa Ritz and Kim College. Next year should prove a challenging one. It's hard to improve on a state championship. It's even harder when you lose valuable seniors as t girls' team will. However, the coaching staff feels that the returning girls will be more than up to the task of keeping Greencastle number o CHAMP GF CI-IAMPIQNS This year's cross country season was my best ever. I ran just about every race faster than the years before. I also broke most of my records this year and I was undefeated for the entire season. This year was by far my best because the team and I both won every dual meet, Conference, Districts, and the big one - States! J 6aww fx J uf QNX, C, gg i-J X X , -xx ,xxxs x . 'x xx, ,Q rj X x xH 2,5 N 7 X x 1 N A A X- R Xf N x C Y ffxd X X . ' .1 QL ,Q 'x 1 K X xxx E N Q Q V x fx XV X J A x .- x N , v 5 0 JN- wx N3 -N, X . ul, CX rrxf 1 wX M X 1, :AN X X1 fx - ,Pkg fy .l X f L7 i D it SCHOCJL DAY MEMORIES As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp, While we think of the memories Of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because it's all gone, We're starting a new life, We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by, Although it hurts inside We'll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we've reached the end We are going away. How do you say good-by To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? You'll always have the memories Of your school years from day one, Don't think of school as ending- Think a new life has begun. 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Phone: 7I7-597-7707 Res Phone: 7l7-597-7733 2, OAKS HARDWARE Center Square Greencastle PA I7225 0 lun eg, To The Class Of 1986 Congratulations And Best Wishes For Success In The Future CNB The Citizen's National Bank Of Greencastle 597-2191 263-3788 Offices In Greencastle, Stateline And The Chambersburg Mall I Available At All Offices Cas a ' nl CITIZEN Big City Services- With A Hometown Smile CI RRUSQ Member FDIC - Al 'if If xi' D.J. HAIR DESIGNERS 200 South Antrim Way Greencastle, Pennsylvania 2 Square Dancing Apparel 8: Accessories PITMAN S Western Wear Sr Tack Hours 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Closed Sundays 8: Holidays 13775 Molly Pitcher HwyfGreencastle, Pa. 17225 Phone 597-3094 17225 1-717-597-8696 gif, wr OFFICE 717-375-4635 V jf-H s.,,,,s2 HOME 717-597-7886 44.11. - :fr-X -if E lu ' if I B Motors D. J. CYCLE SALES 8 SERVICE GUARANTEED USED CARS AND TRUCKS zoos ANTRIM WAY CHARLES E. BOOZE RT. 11-NORTH 0RnnCASTLm,M7225 717.597.7098 MARGARET L. 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