Hanover High School - Nornir Yearbook (Hanover, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

1980 Nornir Hanover Senior High Schj Hanover, PennsuWania 2 For what was present yesterday cannot be refrained, 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 Faculty and Administration Over the years our faculty members and administrators have guided us and prepared us for the future. With the help of those such as our principal, Thomas Newcome. and our assistant principal, Steve Padjen, the Class of ’80 is ready to fulfill their goals. This year’s yearbook staff wishes to pay tribute to all the teachers and administrators of the Hanover Senior High School. TOP: Ellie Pfaff. Steve Benford. MIDDLE: Richard McCool. Assistant to the Superintendent; Dr. Elmer Stevens. Superintendent of Schools; Monte Mellott, Elementary Coordinator. BOTTOM: Nevin Shultz; Patricia Warehime. James Huston; C. A. Lingg; Roy Attlesberger; Elizabeth Bittinger, President; J. Robert Baum; Kenneth Ruhlman; Rowena Morelock; Maynard Weikert; Janet Mummert, Secretary. 20 TOP LEFT: MAINTENANCE STAFF: Tony Grimes. Steven Edwards. Scott Shorb. RIGHT: CUSTODIANS: Clyde McCadden. Barbara Corbin. Esther Null. MIDDLE LEFT: CAFETERIA STAFF: ROW 1: Marie Whisler. Esther Sponseller. Betty Sanders. ROW 2: Geraldine Schildt. Cafeteria Manager Eleanor Schrum. Marie Startzel. ROW 3: Mary Baugher. Carla Rohrbaugh. Frances Saur. Grace Gruver, Phyllis Moul. Audrey Noonan. Rosella Gerrick. RIGHT: Paul Toot, custodian, and John Grimes, maintenance superintendent. BOTTOM LEFT: GUIDANCE COUNSELORS. Calvin Roland and Evelyn Topper. RIGHT: SECRETARIES: Virginia Smith. Janet Mummert. Mary Louise Rau. Shirley Neiderer. 21 TOP: Ronald Bailey. Business Education; Gregory Albrecht. English and Health. MIDDLE: Mary Beth Bartholomew. Social Studies; Sandra Broad. Chorus. BOTTOM: Gregg Boehne. English; Charles Brodie. Band and Harmony. 22 TOP: Elizabeth Bucher. Physical Education and Health: John Connor. Social Studies. MIDDLE: Rush Canouse. Basic Skills; Pauline Brown. Home Economics. BOTTOM: Jane Brown. Librarian. 23 THIS PAGE. TOP: Franklin Feather. Mathematics: Terry Conover. Physical Education. MIDDLE: Margretta Frey. Home Economics: Ira Geiselman. Social Studies. BOTTOM: Gloria Green. English. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Kirk Hartlaub. Alternate Program: Dale Grimm. Business Education. MIDDLE: Budd Heim. Basic Skills: Landra Grimm, Social Studies. BOTTOM: Richard Harvey. Industrial Arts. 24 TOP: Constance Hoke. Physical Education and Dean of Students; Jean Krum. Social Studies and English. MIDDLE: Thomas Lamb. Mathematics; Fred Kreuter. Mathematics. BOTTOM: Robert Heltebridle. Audio-Visual Technician. 26 TOP: Larry McDonald. Graphic Art ; Stephen Little. Social Studies. MIDDLE: Robert Miller. Art: Jay Lyter. Science. BOTTOM: Ruth Miller. School Nurse 28 TOP: Susan Miller. English: Robert Overly. Industrial Arts. MIDDLE: Jane Oyler. Business Education: Frank Noonan. Social Studies. Bottom: Melissa Ruhlman. Business Education and C.D.O.: Stephanie Reck. English. TOP: Roy Sager. English and Reading: Edmund Slezosky. Science and Dean of Students. MIDDLE: Robert Shreffler. Orchestra; Clyde Spangler. Mathematics. BOTTOM: Richard Shelleman. Science: Rebecca Scheivert. English. 29 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Leonard Zataveski. Social Studies; John Timcheck. Science. MIDDLE; Donna Yake. Science: Mary Frances Stringer. Spanish. BOTTOM: Jennie Tome. English and Speech; Elizabeth Young. French. THIS PAGE. TOP: Donald Strine. Safety Education and Health; Ruth Sterner. Business Education. MIDDLE: Mary Webb. Spanish; Mr. Boehne and Kara, his daughter. BOTTOM: Mr. Lyter pretends he’s Fozzie. SI ACTIVITIES 34 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: SPORTS SECTION. D. Albright. H. Leister. C. Ecker. C. Costello. MIDDLE: EDITORS: E. Stouffer. J. Leib, D. Raubenstine. P. Crouse. BOTTOM ROW 1: B. Marchio. K. Phee. L. Mauss. B. Brown. H. Leister. D. Albright. ROW 2: J. Leib. P. Crouse. S. Bankert. D. Trump. A. Plakas. ROW 3: S. Adams. M. Myers. K. Richard. E. Stouffer. K. Nagy. D. Raubenstine. M. Sennett. C. Ecker. L. Wentz. C. Costello. W. Ehrhart. T. Wildasin. Mrs. Sterner. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: SENIOR SECTION. ROW 1: K. Richard. L. Wentz. ROW 2: S. Adams. K. Phee. B. Brown. T. Wildasin. RIGHT: SECTION EDITORS. M. Myers. K. Richard. H. Leister. K. Nagy. BOTTOM LEFT: ACTIVITIES SECTION. B. Marchio. M. Myers. D. Trump. M. Sennett. L. Mauss. RIGHT: UNDERCLASS SECTION. ROW 1: W. Ehrhart. S. Bankert. ROW 2: K. Nagy. A. Plakas. TOP: ORANGE AND BLACK. ROW 1: D. Trump. S. Adams. K. Groft, J. Plonk. J. Jacoby. ROW 2: P. Miller. J. Antonaccio, D. Reese. M. Wierman. MIDDLE: DIMENSIONS. ROW 1: L. Elder. S. Wagner. L. Myers. Mrs. Scheivert. H. Ehrhart. ROW 2: G. Adams. S. Spain. M. Felix. S. Felix. BOTTOM: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. ROW 1: M. Wierman. R. Bankert. E. Stouffer. ROW 2: C. Reinhardt. R. Baum. M. Cruz. C. Field. B. Shultz. L. Eisner. L. May. 36 TOP: EARTH AND SPACE CLUB. S. Lawrence. K. Krepps. C. Spain. A. Therit. D. Keiser. Mr. Timcheck. R. Weiss. J. Markle. G. Cash- man MIDDLE: FRENCH CLUB: ROW 1: L. Sheely. Miss Young. V. Miller. ROW 2: C. Becker. C. Miller. J. Niehoff. S. Reese. P. Mun- dorff, V. Mundorff. S. Mun- dorff. BOTTOM: MATH CLUB. ROW 1: A. Jones. C. Gebhart. D. Raubenstine. M. Sennett. R. Bankert. J. Luckenbaugh. ROW 2: P. Crouse. J. Leib. P. Toot. S. Toal. T. Warner. P. Over- baugh. G. Bureau. A. Luck- enbaugh. J. Hershey. 37 TOP: MAKE-UP CLUB. ROW 1: L. Tomecek. H. Staley. S. Snyder. L. Yost. ROW 2: J. McCandless. D. Krum. J. Mummert. C. Stauffer. ROW 3: L. Tharp. J. Stauffer. S. Hartlaub. E. Black. S. Thomas. K. Bowser. MIDDLE: FORENSICS. ROW 1: H. Hormel. K. Howard. L. Eisner. ROW 2: P. Miller. D. Gerlach. M. Fasnacht. S. Chronister, J. Winebrenner. BOTTOM: DRAMA CLUB. ROW 1: D. Mclnturff. J. Jones. T. Kress. S. Stremmel. M. Fasnacht. L. Hershey, C. Elder. K. James. L. Snyder. ROW 2: B. Winebrenner. S. Horan. L. Rowland. M. Thomas. M. Stagner. D. Wolo. S. Staub. P. Stover, J. Schuman. J. Chronister, J. Warehime. 38 TOP: TENNIS CLUB. ROW 1: C. Anderson. ROW 2: K. Wiles. J. Sennett. A. Bittinger. D. Carroll. MIDDLE: SELF DEFENSE. ROW 1: H. Loaee, D. Ooodermuth, D. Myers. R. Doodling, J. Winebrenner. O. Feltch, E. Beard. R. Dell. ROW 2: P. Currens. S. O'Donnell. T. Quesenberry. L. Sanders, D. Weaver. H. Cape. D. McMaster. C. Rhodes. M. Carroll. Mr. Hartlaub. ROW 3: D. Bizler. D. Baublitz. K. Negley. R. McSherry. T. Randall. R. 8heaffer. R. Storm. M. Dillon. D. Reck. S. Brodbeck. D. Leppo. D. Hughes. BOTTOM: RIFLE CLUB. ROW 1: O. Webb. A. Castelnueva. B. Weirman. B. Hoff. J. Foreman. J. Shriver. ROW 2: S. Stover. J. Bange, R. Bollinger. L. Runk. D. Swartz. Mr. Spangler. J. Utz, T. Warner. S. Brenneman. T. Funk. 39 TOP LEFT: Judy works on her masterpiece. RIGHT: A stitch in time saves nine. MIDDLE LEFT: STITCHERY CLUB. ROW 1: P. Webb. H. Ward. Mrs. Reck. Mrs. Krum. B. Jackson. L. Runkle. ROW 2: B. Young. J. Brown. C. Utz. J. Brill. L. Haverstock. A. Bolen. K. Jackson. C. Strausbaugh. B. Hartman. E. Kline. RIGHT: PEP CLUB. ROW 1: S. Rau. A. Niehoff. W. Reichart. L. Costello. ROW 2: R. Forry. A. Strausbaugh. K. Perkins. E. Costello. J. Loar. ROW 3: D. Sheets. J. Staub. C. Ryan. B. Weaver. T. Rowland. S. McKaig. ROW 4: K. Rohrbaugh. V. Aumen. D. Ebert. K. Beimler. L. Topper. ROW 5: L. Staub. M. Keeney. D. Forsythe. E. Vaughn. J. LeGore, K. Sanders. BOTTOM: ARTS CRAFTS CLUB. ROW 1: N. Brown. H. Schloyer. J. Brillhart. C. Lucken- baugh. K. Schriver. J. Nelson. B. Keith. ROW 2: J. Louthian. J. Rohrbaugh. L. Null. A. Sell. L. Bower sox. ROW 3: J. Berwager, M. Pitman. M. McWilliams. R. Harper. J. Wildasin, J. Satterfield. P. Knouse. T. Kling. L. Hartman. S. Elicker. 40 TOP: CHORAL CLUB. ROW 1: J. Scheivert. L. Rippeon. L. Rentzel. K. Dubs. C. Baker. W. Siplin . P. Mummert. ROW 2: B. Sehreiber. G. Grace. J. Hayslette. M. Adams. ROW 3: K. Topper. T. Seigrman. H. Hormel. T. Rebert. E. Slothour. W. Strous. J. Nelson. L. Eisner. P. Topper. K. Fodor. L. Tharp. L. Baker BOTTOM LEFT: DEBATE TEAM. ROW 1: M Fasnacht. A. Jones. ROW 2: J. Hershcy. S. Chronister. D. Gerlach. S. Mummert. N. Myers. RIGHT: LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. ROW 1: E. Markle. J. Diehl. D. Stonesifer. ROW 2: K. Topper. C. Henry. D. Hartlaub. S. Hawk. . .5 � 41 TOP: PHYSICS AND ELECTRONICS RE- SEARCH. ROW 1: Mr. Lyter. ROW 2. A. Miller. G. Poist. D. Staub. I. Sowers. A. Crouse. M. Bittinger. MIDDLE LEFT: What's your next move. Jamie? RIGHT: AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB. ROW 1: H. Shaw. Mr. Heltebridle. D. Leister. ROW 2: R. Angel. D. Folk. D. Baysinger. J. Warehime. J. Winebrenner. K. Palmer. M. Gebhart. T. Bowman. B. Heltebridle, J. Gerkin. C. Little. S. Yingling. BOTTOM: CHESS CLUB. ROW 1: P. Krum, R. Wolford, M. Groft, J. Bollinger. ROW 2: C. Fuhrman. T. Bream. D. Fogelsanger. T. Bream, T. Sanders. R. Tome. V. Smith. B. Mills. K. Brown. ROW 3: J. Forbes. Mr. Feather. D. Grove. Mr. Kreuter. M. Bell. T. Wallen. B. Boyer. T. Gebhart. 42 TOP LEFT. SPORTS APPRECIATION. ROW 1: J. Summers. K. Schloyer. ROW 2: T. Sutherland. R. Rohrbaugh. C. Eline. G. Musselman. G. Sepic. L. Mitchell. P. Foreman. A. Brandt. ROW 3: A. Edwards. J. Bowersox. S. Rowland. D. Wentz. T. Therit. D. Snyder. A. Brown. ROW 4: J. Altland. K. Gerlach. J. Black. C. Mowery. T. Kessel. D. Long. J Schuman. B. Keeney. ROW 5: M. Keeney. T. Fasnacht. M. Despines. T. Leonard. T. Sanders. T. Negley. J. Vargas. B. Phee. A. Garrett. C. Eiserman ROW 6: D. Albright. S. Ebert. P. Keeney. C. Kuhn. L. Thomas. M Hilbert. S. Becker. L. Bortner. B. Beabout. ROW 7: R. Hilbert. S. Hoke. T. Witman. M. Small. J. Hyde. RIGHT. ROW 1: C. Shaffer. B. Pfaff. M. Gladfelter. ROW 2: J. OBradovic. D. Ledfors. ROW 3: M Wildasin. MIDDLE. BOYS' VARSITY. ROW 1: D. Shelleman, president. ROW 2: M. Groft. D. Sandruck. T. Howard. G. Chandler. ROW 3. D. Weaver. D. Kuhn. M. Auman. C. Palmer. R. Forry. D. Markel. ROW 4: S. Weikert. L. Frederick. J. McCleaf. A. Wendler. M. Weikert. S. Houck. S. Zeigler. ROW 5. A. Marsh. C. Warner. B. Wierman. M. Wolford. D. Harris. J. Miller. E. Gallagher. A. McCleaf. J. Good. ROW 6: K. Klinedinst. J. Himes, T. Holtzman. J. Frock. BOTTOM. GIRLS' VARSITY. ROW 1: C. Dillon. D. Ledfors. S. Sanders. ROW 2: M. Wildasin. J. Leib. H. Brill. C. Chronister. C. Costello. R. Dell. ROW 3: D. McCullough. J. Jones. K. Phee. H. Leister. ROW 4: C. Shaffer. W. Ehrhart. T. Gibson. C. Redding. L. Grow. ROW 5: B. Pfaff. J. O Bradovic. M. Gladfelter. M Sennett. J. Wildasin. M. Gibson. E. Costello. 43 TOP LEFT: Help with energy conservation. RIGHT: Play it again. Sam. BOTTOM LEFT: Smoking Assembly. RIGHT: Mangione II. Band Last year the 138 member band ended the season by placing 2nd at Nationals in Wisconsin. This year the season started slow with two 4th place finishes, but redeemed itself by placing 1st in all other cavalcade shows. The band was unable to attend its state championships, but it took 1st at the East Coast Regional competition. The band did compete in the top class at States and made a very respectable showing. 46 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: RIFLES. ROW 1: M. Keeney. L. Wentz. B. Small. ROW 2: K. Beimler. K. Bish. H. Losee. K. Howard. M. Carroll. MIDDLE LEFT: MAJORETTES. ROW 1: L. Rowland. J. Schuman. ROW 2: L. Rentzel. P. Snyder. ROW 3: L. Topper. T. Rowland. CENTER: DRUM MAJORS. S. Strausbaugh. C. Baker. RIGHT: HONOR GUARD. J. Nelson. L. Rippeon. P. Topper. BOTTOM: SILKS. ROW 1: K. Perkins. E. Slothour. J. Greenholt. R. Rohrbaugh. A. Niehoff. W. Leppo. K. Nagy. T. Rebert. D. Mclnturff. S. Bankert. ROW 2: P. Smith. S. Stremmel. T. Wildasin. S. Snyder. L. Warner. S. Horan, K. Richard. THIS PAGE: TOP: FLUTES. ROW 1: L. Grace. P. Stover. P. Toot. ROW 2: L. Yost. S. Mummert. R. Baum. M. Fasnacht. MIDDLE LEFT: What's the next move. Kerri? RIGHT: 1ST CLARINETTES. ROW 1: S. Staub. P. Watson. A. Luckenbaugh. L. Hershey. J. Mummert. M. Weikert. ROW 2: E. Vaughn. J. Luckenbaugh. M. Myers, K. Mummert. D. Blocher. B. Schreiber. B Keeney. J. Luckenbaugh. S. Rau. BOTTOM: 2ND CLARINETTES. ROW 1:S. Rowland. P Mummert. J. Scheivart. C. Bankert. ROW 2: P. Miller. D. Losee. S. Stauffer. J. Sponseller. K. Schriver. L. Bortner. S. Felix. 47 TOP: TRUMPETS. ROW 1: J. Winand. K. Sell. T. Warner. D. Harvey. S. Myers. ROW 2: B. Shultz. C. Ryan. D. Hoffman. R. Robert, K. Sell. A. Winebrenner. ROW 3: P. Krum. D. Carroll. T. Funk. S. Hoke. S. Sanders. B. Witman, J. Nelson. MIDDLE LEFT: Greg blows his brains out. RIGHT: TROMBONES. ROW 1: J. Hayslette. L. Bowersox. A. Smith. L. Eisner. R. Foreman. ROW 2: T. Witman. K. Nagy. T. Hoffheins. D. Reese. F. Baber. BOTTOM: Jen takes a relaxing break. 48 TOP: MELLOPHONES. J. Dubs. D. Albright. J. Winebrenner, B. Marchio. MIDDLE LEFT: SAXOPHONES. ROW 1: K. Wisner. A. Winand. J. Rohrbaugh. ROW 2: N. Brown. G. Cashman. T. Seigman. ROW 3: K. Krepps. J. Leib. H. Blocher, J. Hershey. RIGHT: BARI- TONES. J. Winebrenner. J. Livels- berger. G. Grace. K. Palmer. BOTTOM: BASSES. ROW 1: M. Adams. P. Crouse. ROW 2: D. Staub. K. Kessler. 49 TOP: It’s a beautiful day in Virginia. MIDDLE LEFT: BELLS. G. Bureau. D. Krum. L. Tomecek. RIGHT: BASS DRUMBS. D. Goodermuth, D. Gerlach. D. Fogelsanger. K. Gerlach. BOTTOM: SNARES. TRIPLES. CYMBALS. ROW 1: D. McCullough. E. Stouffer. T. Warner. ROW 2 B. Pfaff. D. Wentz. D. Myers. L. Baker. 50 TOP: CELLOS AND BASSES. ROW 1: B. Brown. T. Witman. G. Grace, M. Weikert. ROW 2: M. Adams. D. Gerlach, R. Rebert. MIDDLE LEFT: VIOLAS. ROW 1: L. Hershey. S. Felix. ROW 2: J. Frock, C. Baker. ROW 3: B. Schreiber. D. Fuhrman. RIGHT: WINDS. ROW1: B. Pfaff. L. Baker. T. Warner. A. Winebrenner. L. Eisner. J. Dubs. ROW 2: E. Slothour. M. Myers. S. Mummert. K. Wisner. K. Sell. D. Carroll. ROW 3: T. Seigman, J. Luckenbaugh, M. Carroll. F. Baber. A. Smith. R. Foreman. BOTTOM: VIOLINS. ROW 1: K. Sell. L. Yost. J. Hershey. L. Tharp. ROW 2: D. Losee. S. Strausbaugh, D. Krum. J. Mummert. A. Luckenbaugh, L. Grace. ROW 3: D. McCullough. W. Reichart, B. Witman. D. Wentz. P. Toot. ROW 4: A. Jones. G. Bureau. J. Sponseller, C. Fuhrman. T. Fasnacht. B. Keeney. M. Keeney. 52 TOP: PIANO PLAYERS. L. Eisner. A. Luckenbaugh. S. Strausbaugh. LEFT: SOPRANOS. ROW I: K. Kopp. K. Schloyer. D. Albright. S. Strausbaugh. P. Webb, K. Topper. ROW 2: J. Summers. A. Strasbaugh. M. Little. P. Mummcrt. L. Grace. K. Pressel. L. Tharp. ROW 3: L. Mauss. D. Wolo, T. Seigman. S. Stremmel. A. Hoffman. J. Chronister. T. Plakas. ROW 4: T. Randall. B. Brown. C. Elder. K. Dubs. G. Bureau. P. Smith. B. Small. L. Eisner. W. Reichart. RIGHT: Mrs. Broad. BOTTOM: TENORS. ALTOS. AND BASSES. ROW I: S. Mummert. H. Hormel. L. Rippeon. A. Sell. K. Groft. H. Schloyer. A. Luckenbaugh. M. Cruz. C. Reinhardt. H. Ward. V. Aumen. R. Forry. ROW 2: J. Loar. E. Slothour. S. Snyder. J. Nelson. K. Schriver. K. Fodor. D. Forsythe. H. Brill. H. Staley. L. Snyder. J. Frock. W. Strous. S. Staub. ROW 3: E. Beard. M. Stegner. D. Reese. E. Smith. J. Hayslette. R. Rebert. D. Trump. G. Grace. ROW 4: M. Small. J. Miller. M. Weikert. L. Baker. R. Stoner. A. Marsh. S. Myers. M. Adams, A. Smith. D. Staub. 53 54 LIL’ ABNER Lil Abner Greg Grace Daisy Mae Betsy Small Mammy Yokum Beth Marchio Pappy Lance Baker Marry'in Sam Dan Reese Earthquake McGoon Jim Alexopoulos Romeo Scragg Doug Gerlach Clem Scragg Jeff Miller Alf Scragg Eric Smith Moonbeam McSwine Prudie Smith Cronies Doug Gerlach. Eric Smith. John Hayslette, Mitch Small Mayor Dawgmeat Jeff Antonaccio Sen. Jack S. Phogbound Mitch Weikert Dr. R. T. Finsdale Wendy Reichart Government Man Keith Palmer Stupefyin’ Jones Lori Topper Available Jones John Hayslette Colonel Dave Sandruck General Bull moose Mitch Small Secretaries Sue Adams. Barb Brown. Heidi Hormel. Kim Dubs Appasionata von Climax Grace Bureau Evil Eye Fleagle David Trump Doctors Leslie Eisner. Cheryl Baker. Diane Wolo Wives Elaine Slothour, Mary Fasnacht. Michelle Little, Colleen Costello, Julie Nelson. Kelly Howard Maid Pam Mummert Lonesome Polecat Randy Robert Hairless Joe Dan Harris Rufe David Trump Scarlet Tammy Seigman Speedy McRabbit Kevin Gerlach Policeman Joel Satterfield Husbands Kevin Krepps. Kevin Gerlach. Dale Fogelsanger, Mike Miller, David Trump, Eric Wendler New Husbands Andy Wendler. Dan Fuhrman. Chris Fuhrman Bill Wierman. Alan Brandt. Dan Harris OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Greg and Beth. RIGHT: Jim and Dan. MIDDLE: Greg and Betsy. BOTTOM: The cast of LIL’ ABNER. THIS PAGE. TOP: Greg. Lance and Beth. MIDDLE: Cheryl. Dave, and Dan. BOTTOM: Greg Grace. 55 Design For Murder This year’s play was very successful and entertaining. The cast worked hard to present DESIGN FOR MURDER. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery helped with the play and produced an outstanding set. Both performances of DESIGN FOR MURDER went well and displayed our school’s superb dramatic talents. TOP: S. Staub. S. Adams. MIDDLE. LEFT: K. Dubs. J. Satterfield. D. Wolo, L. Mauss. RIGHT: H. Hormel. J. Satterfield. A. Marsh. D. Trump. D. Wolo. BOTTOM. ROW 1: J. Satterfield. K. Dubs. S. Staub. D. Trump. ROW 2: H. Hormel. A. Marsh. D. Wolo, L. Mauss. J. Antonaccio, S. Adams. 56 CAST Moreno David Louisa Cortlandt Martha Brand Kathy Celia Mrs. Hamilton Carlin Nora Taylor Brent Jeff Antonaccio Joel Satterfield Kim Dubs Lisa Mauss Susan Adams Diane Wolo Shelly Staub David Trump Heidi Hormel Andrew Marsh TOP: D. Wolo. J. Antonaccio. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Brown. D. Wolo. RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery. BOTTOM: J. Satterfield. S. Adams. 57 DIRGE - Seniors Drama Night was exciting again this year. The seniors finally captured the title with their play DIRGE. Grace Bureau won best director and Sue Adams received the best actress award. John Hayslette captured runner- up actor. Other winners were: FRIGHT, runner-up best play; Julie Chronister, runner-up best actress; Erik Smith, best actor; and Pam Mummert. runner-up best director. Congratulations to all! TOP, ROW 1: M. Myers. J. Leib. P. Smith. D. Raubenstine. ROW 2: J. Hayslett. T. Krum. E. Gallagher. P. Crouse. ROW 3: S. Adams. B. Marchio, J. Alexopoulos. J. O'Bradovic, B. Small. J. Luckenbaugh. D. Wintersteen. G. Bureau. C. Baker. BOTTOM LEFT: Sue Adams, best actress; Erik Smith, best actor; Grace Bureau, best director. RIGHT: Sue and Betsy. 58 EVERYONE KNOWS - Juniors TOP LEFT. ROW 1: W. Reichart. K. Dube. ROW 2: D. Trump. H. Hormel. A. Winand. O. Grace. ROW 3: D. Gerlach. R. Mclnturff. RIGHT: Andy Winand. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim and Wendy. MIDDLE: Doug and Rick. RIGHT: Heidi and Andy. 59 FRIGHT - Sophomores 60 THINGS THAT GO BUMP IN THE NIGHT - Freshmen TOP LEFT. ROW 1: D. Sheet . K. Sell. K. Krepps. ROW 2: T. Wallen. W. Strous. C. Fuhrman. ROW 3: J. Chroniater. D. Snyder. J. Scheivert. J. Bowersox. K. Gerlach. RIGHT: Julie and Kevin. BOTTOM LEFT: Julie Chroniater. runner-up beat actreaa. RIGHT: Judge Sue Wooten. 61 TOP: Prudie is munchin’ out! MIDDLE: OFFICERS. B. Small. Vice-President; Q. Bureau. Secretary; P. Smith, President; S. Mummert. Treasurer. BOTTOM. ROW 1: P. Smith. ROW 2: K. Sell. D. Losee. P. Toot. A. Luckenbaugh. ROW 3: S. Strausbaugh, P. Watson, S. Mummert, L. Bream. K. Barnhart, J. Snyder. J. Frock. ROW 4: K. Howard. J. Livelsberger, M. Little. J. Wingert. A. Prichett. O. Bureau. C. Costello. ROW 5: R. Stoner, A. Winand. R. Rohrbaugh, A. Oarvick. L. Grow, C. Redding. T. Wildasin, T. Barnhart. 62 TOP: COWBOY DAY. G. Bureau. T. Rowland. K. Perkins. D. Trump MIDDLE LEFT: HAT. TIE. SUSPENDERS DAY. K. Bish. C. Costello. S. O’Donnell. RIGHT: JOCK DAY. K. Phee. S. O’Donnell. K. Bish. BOTTOM LEFT: Watch out. Mitch! You’re being: followed. RIGHT: Stretch! 63 TOP: OLD MEMBERS. ROW 1: S. Adams. O. Bureau, D. Raubenstine. B. Small. J. Leib. ROW 2: P. Crouse. D. Harris. C. Field. J. Luckenbaugh. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Newcome awards Beth her certificate. RIGHT: NEW MEMBERS. ROW 1: J. Crawford, C. Baker, P. Smith, E. Slothour. S. Strausbaugh. ROW 2: B. Marchio, S. Zeigler. P. Overbaugh. D. Wintersteen. BOTTOM: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. ROW 1: J. Crawford. B. Marchio. C. Baker. P. Smith, E. Slothour. D. Wintersteen. S. Strausbaugh. ROW 2: J. Leib. B. Small. D. Raubenstine. P. Crouse. S. Zeigler. D. Harris. P. Overbaugh. C. Field. G. Bureau. J. Luckenbaugh, S. Adams. 64 ACADEMIC HONORS. TOP: JUNIORS. ROW 1: K. Howard. J. Livelsberger, S. Strausbaugh. ROW 2: H. Losee. P. Overbaugh. 8. Snyder. A. Winand. K. Beimler. MIDDLE: FRESH- MEN. ROW 1: L. Myers. K. Mummert. K. Sell. ROW 2: J. Chronister. D. Losee. T. Bream. H. Blocher. H. Ehrhart. BOTTOM LEFT: SO- PHOMORES. ROW 1: H. Brill. J. Hershey. ROW 2: M. Weikert. A. Luckenbaugh. K. Sell. ROW 3: P. Toot. D. Staub. J. Wingert. RIGHT: SENIORS. ROW 1: J. Leib, D. Wintersteen. P. Bowser. ROW 2: G. Bureau. P. Crouse. D. Raubenstine. 66 Homecoming- — A Night to Remember The 1930 Homecoming Queen was crowned October 6. 1979. The new queen. Melissa Keeney, followed the reign of last year’s queen. Susan Strock. The senior court consisted of Tracey Barnhart, Lori Costello. Connie Muntz, Betsy Small, and Prudie Smith. The underclass princesses were: freshman, Kelly Barnhart: so- phomore, Stacie Staub; junior, Amy Garvick. TOP RIGHT. ROW 1: Tracey Barnhart. Melissa Keeney. Lori Costello. ROW 2: Connie Muntz. Prudie Smith. Betsy Small. MIDDLE LEFT: Melissa Keeney. 1980 Homecoming Queen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior court and escorts on senior float. 66 67 TOP LEFT: Tracey Barnhart and escort John Himes. MIDDLE: Lori Costello and escort Gene Buhr. RIGHT: Betsy Small and escort Kerry Klinedinst. BOTTOM LEFT: Prudie Smith and escort Chris Ecker. RIGHT: Melissa receiving a gift from Student Council presented by Randy Stoner. TOP LEFT: Freshmen princess Kelly Barnhart and escort Troy Kesscl. RIGHT: Sophomore princess Stacie Staub and escort Mitch Keeney. BOTTOM LEFT: UNDERCLASS PRINCESSES: K. Barnhart. S. Staub. A. Garvick. RIGHT: Junior princess Amy Garvick and escort Phil Overbaugh. 68 Got The Spirit, Let’s Here It TOP: VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEER- LEADERS. ROW 1: J. Staub. D. Forsythe. J. Loar. M Mellott. W. Reichart. E. Costello. ROW 2: T. Barnhart. D. Ebert. K. Sanders. ROW 3: L. Costello. MIDDLE LEFT: Lori Costello, varsity football captain. RIGHT: Jamie Loar shows her school spirit. BOTTOM: J.V FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. ROW I: L. Bream. J. Snyder. ROW 2: M. Little, P. Watson. M. Fasnacht. J. Schuman. S. McKaig. ROW 3: S. Staub. - TOP: VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: S. Strausbaugh. T. Barnhart. D. Forsythe. L. Costello. ROW 2. T. Rowland. W. Reichart. J. Loar. B. Small. BOTTOM LEFT: JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: S. Staub. B. Keeney. P. Stover. ROW 2: L. Bortner. R Rohrbaugh. L. Bream. M. Fasnacht. M. Gibson. RIGHT: Deb Forsythe, varsity basketball captain. 70 nvr i TOP LEFT: VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. ROW 1: P. Smith. E. Costello. S. McKaig. ROW 2: K. Beimler. J. Staub. S. Rau. K. Sanders. D. Ebert. RIGHT: Elise Costello, varsity wrestling captain. BOTTOM LEFT: JV WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: M. Gibson. L. Bortner. B. Keeney. R. Rohrbaugh. ROW 2: L. Bream. M. Fasnacht. P. Stover. S. Staub. RIGHT: T. Barnhart. W. Reichart. D. Forsythe. S. McKaig. D. Ebert. 71 73 Football Led by “Coach of the Year”, Coach Connor, the 1979 Nighthawks had a successful season this year. The start of the season met with a disappointing loss to Delone, but finished by conquering South Western 34-28. The team ended up with a fine record of 7-3. Hopes are bright for next year since many of our lettermen will be returning. 74 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Mr. Grimm takes in the scene. BOTTOM. ROW 1: C. Palmer. D. Weaver. L. Frederick. B. Eisenberger. M Aumen. D. Sandruck. A. McCleaf. J. Miller. D. Shelleman. M. Kebil. J. Frock. D. Bixler. R. Forry. D. Peterman. Manager. ROW 2: B. Wierman. S. Zinneman. D. Harris. M. Wolford. D. Stolte. M. Groft. S. Zeigler. G. Mussleman. S. Weikert. C. James. J. Good. M. Small. J. McCleaf. D. Ruhlman. Manager. ROW 3: D. Markle. J. Thomas. D. Stonesifer. A. Edwards. A. Wendler. D. Fuhrman. B. Maloney. S. Houck. D. Albright. D. Eline, L. Mitchell. G. Sepic. ROW 4: S. Ebert. T. Sutherland. P. Foreman. K. Smith. R. Rohrbaugh. F. Jury. B. Stoner. T. Wallen. C. Fuhrman. T. Fausnaut. N. Smith. B. Biabout. R. Rohrbaugh. MISSING: D. Baysinger. Manager. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: COACHES. G. Albrecht; D. Reese: D. Grimm: J. Connor. Head Coach: D. Coffman; B. Rothrock. RIGHT: Dave's got that fancy footwork. MIDDLE: Charge! BOTTOM: Mike Wolford makes way for John Frock. 75 TOP LEFT: Jim grabs the touchdown pass. RIOHT: Dave on the run. again BOTTOM LEFT: Can t catch ’em all! RIOHT: RUNNING BACKS. J. Miller. D. Shelleman. J. Frock. 76 HHS 0 27 22 13 H i Delone Dover Dallastown West York York Suburban York Central Red Lion Spring; Grove TOP LEFT: John makes his move. RIGHT: SENIORS. ROW 1: M. Aumen. C. Palmer. ROW 2: L. Frederick. D. Harris. ROW 3: A. McCleaf. J. Miller. D. Shelleman. ROW 4: M. Kebil. D. Weaver. D. Markle. D. Stolte. BOTTOM: Dave leta one fly. 77 78 TOP: RECEIVERS. S. Houck. J. Good. M. Groft. MIDDLE LEFT: Dave holds on for life! RIGHT: Having fun in the mud. boys? BOTTOM: This is just like jujitsu in gym class! 79 Girls’ Field Hockey Under the leadership of a new coach, Jill Davidson, the 1979 Hawkettes proved to be a strong and consistent team. With only four returning lettermen, the girls faced a difficult challenge, but they managed to post a 7-6 record. High scorer Colleen Costello demonstrated her fancy stickwork to rack in ten goals. Coaches Davidson, Ruhlman, and Hoke are looking forward to a prosperous season next year. 80 FIELD HOCKEY OPP Central Susquehannock 2 West York 2 York Suburban 0 South Western 2 Dover - 0 York Penn 0 Spring Grove 3 1 Kennard Dale 4 Northeastern 3 Dallastown 3 Eastern 3 Red Lion 2 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP RIGHT: COACHES. J. Davidson. M. Ruhlman. C. Hoke. Bottom: VARSITY. Row 1: W. Ehrhart. E. Gladfelter. R. Dell. ROW 2: H. Brill. A Plakas. C. Dillon. H. Leister. C. Costello. C. Chronister. C. Redding. L. Grow. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: J.V. ROW 1: J. Wingert. M. Cruz. ROW 2: B. Keith. C. Rinehart. B. Garcia. B. Bixler. T. Plakas ROW 3: J. Crawford. T Eckrote. M Gibson. S. Stauffer. D. Adams. J. Vargas. M. Rengier. BOTTOM RIGHT: SENIORS. ROW 1: W. Ehrhart. R. Dell. A. Plakas. ROW 2: C Costello. H. Leister. C. Redding. L. Grow. 81 Volleyball Team The 1980 Hawkette volleyball team was led by two new coaches: Coaches Swisher and Bartholomew. The team was accented by five dedicated seniors: Jenni Leib. a super setter: Kathy Phee. an ace spiker; Lori Costello, a consistant server: Tracy Gibson, a placement spiker: and Jeannine O’Bradovic, a great offensive player. The underclass women demonstrated much enthusiasm and should be able to replace the positions of the graduating seniors next year. !| SERVED c VISIT E 82 HHS VOLLEYBALL OPP 1 Eastern 2 1 Northeastern 2 2 Suburban 1 0 Dover 2 1 West York 2 0 Susquehannock 2 1 ° South Western 2 0 Central 2 0 York High 2 0 Spring Grove 2 2 Dallas town 0 Red Lion 2 0 Kennard Dale 2 2 Vo Tech 0 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Coaches Bartholomew and Swisher. BOTTOM LEFT: 1980 VOLLEYBALL TEAM HOW 1: E. Gladfelter. R Rohrbaugh. T. Gibson. L. Costello. ROW 2 K Phee. Coach Swisher. S. Becker. J. O’Bradovic. ROW 3: C. Chronister. J. Leib. M. Wildasin. RIGHT: MVP Jen Leib. THIS PAGE TOP: Kathy is serious about winning. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Cathy Chronister demonstrates her talents. RIGHT: Lori beats the block. 83 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Lori sets it up. RIGHT: Man- agers Robin Baum and Abbie Jones; missing: Chris Hyde. BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy gets ready to spike. RIGHT: This is really a team sport! THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Peg uses the bump RIGHT: Elise keeps her eye on the ball. BOTTOM. JV VOLLEY- BALL TEAM. FRONT: S. Straus- baugh. E. Costello. B. Phee. L. Bortner. M. Carroll. K. Barnhart. BACK: Coach Bartholomew. C. Utz. P. Watson. C. Elder. P. Toot. L. James. Coach Swisher’ 86 HHS TENNIS OPP 0 Spring Grove 7 0 West York 7 2 York Suburban 5 2 Red Lion 5 1 Central 6 4 Dal las town 3 5 South Western 2 1 Dover 4 6 York High 1 6 Northeastern 1 Girls’ Tennis The Hawkette tennis team had a respectable 4-6 record. The number one position was held throughout the season by Jesse Jones. Even though the 1979 girls’ tennis team was young, Mr. Palmer did a fine job coaching the girls. The team will be losing four seniors through graduation, which will leave many positions open. 86 OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM LEFT: TEAM. ROW 1: E. Costello. J. McCandless. J. Wildasin. ROW 2: J. Jones. D. Cromer, L. Elder. ROW 3: C. Elder. J. Brillhart. D. McCullough. M. Sennett. RIGHT: Ready. Set. Go! THIS PAGE. TOP: SENIORS. J. Wildasin. J. Brillhart. M. Sennett. L. Elder. BOTTOM LEFT: STARTERS. L. Elder. J. Wildasin. J. Brillhart. E. Costello. J. Jones. RIGHT: Great return! 87 Boys’ Basketball The 1980 Night hawk basketball team had a very successful season. Coach Lamb faced a challenge with only four experienced players returning this year. The team proved to be strong and consistent, giving Hawk fans much excitement throughout the season. Beating Southwestern by two points in a real thriller is one game that will not easily be forgotten. Congratulations for a fine season! 88 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Greg starts the game out right. BOTTOM. HAWK VARSITY. ROW 1: K. Klinedinst. J. Frock. R. Forry. G. Chandler. L. Frederick. ROW 2: S. Houck. C. James. G. Trish. T. Holtzman. R. Bankert. T. Warner. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Terry's height is a great advantage. RIGHT: John’s on the loose. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve s got his eye on the hoop. RIGHT: Kerry's up for two. 89 THIS PAGE. TOP: Look at that form! BOTTOM LEFT: Terry doesn’t mess around. RIGHT: That ball’s got a mind of its own! OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Greg gains control. RIGHT: John is going for the lay-up. BOTTOM. HAWK JUNIOR VARSITY. ROW 1: D. Long. R. Stoner. D. Sandruck. T. Balek. T. Sanders. T. Kessel. K. Nagy. ROW 2: M. Keeney. T. Whitman. T. Leonard. M. Small. B. Eisenberger. R. Mclnturff. A. Wendler. B. Maloney. 90 91 92 HHS 53 82 62 77 52 63 99 66 72 44 64 58 65 55 81 48 63 BASKETBALL Delon - York Vo-Ti Eastern Susqueh York Ca Red Lion] Kennar Dallas town York Subu York Ce Went York ini' South WT Spring Grove York Penn York Central West York Dover Northeastern South Western Spring Grove i N TOP LEFT: Greg walks all over his opponents. RIGHT: 8teve's determined to score. BOTTOM: Keeping close check. 93 Girl’s Basketball The Hawkettes began the 1979-80 season with a bang, but this year turned out to be full of ups and downs. Although the team was young, the girls gained much experience, and individual talents were developed. The loss of only two seniors, Jeannine O’Bradovic and Bobbi Pfaff, indicates promise for next season's Hawkettes, who may be strong contenders in the York County League. TOP. SENIORS: J. O’Bradovic. B. Pfaff. BOTTOM. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, ROW 1: M. Wildasin. Coach Canouse, J. O’Bradovic. ROW 2: P. Toot. J. Shaffer, J. Wingert. H. Losee. B. Witman, B. Pfaff. C. Chronister. 94 95 mm HHS BASKETBALL OPP 47 York Vo-Tech 45 62 Eastern 43 68 Susquehannack 18 22 York Catholic 79 37 Red Lion 43 35 Kennard Dale 24 53 Dallastown 64 24 York Suburban 69 27 York Penn 53 46 York Cent|jSl 50 40 West York 50 45 Dover 48 47 Northeastern 43 38 South Western 51 47 Spring Grove 50 45 York Penn 59 44 York Central 58 52 West York 68 42 Dover 35 49 Northeastern 60 47 South Western 66 41 Spring Grove 66 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Deni� © i� expecting the pass. RIGHT: Where’� the ball? BOTTOM LEFT: Cathy’� up for two. RIGHT: Heather'� eye i� on the basket. THIS PAGE. TOP: Hawkette� in control. BOTTOM. HAWKETTE JV. ROW 1: C. Dillion. C. Utz, J. Chronister. D. Loeee. ROW 2: K. Barnhart. B. Schultz. H. Brill. T. Kress. J. Plonk. D. McCullough. T. Gates. J. Winebrenner. 97 Wrestling Although the 1979-80 wrestling team was young, this year they ended the season with a 9-5 record. Over all, the Hawks were 11-5. Congratulations to Dave Shelleman and Dave Weaver who made York County All-Stars, first team. With only five seniors leaving. Coach Conover looks forward to a promising season next year. 98 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Whew! BOT- TOM, VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM. ROW 1: C. Eline. D. Kuhn. S. Weikert. 8. Zeigler. F. Thomas. M. Weikert. ROW 2: T. Howard. D. Markle. M. Groft. R. Hilbert. D. Weaver. D. Fuhrman. D. Shelleman. THIS PAGE. TOP: Doug «hows off his skills. BOTTOM LEFT: Dan on the move. RIGHT: Another victor! 99 TOP LEFT: Coach Conover keeps an attentive eye on the match. RIGHT: Scott puts all his muscle into it. BOTTOM: Scott ponders his next move. 100 TOP LEFT: HAWK MUSCLEMEN: D. Kuhn. M. Weikert. D. Shelleman. S. Zeigler. RIGHT: Dan makes his move. BOTTOM: Scott applies pressure. 101 102 WRESTLING Littlestown Gettysburg Carlisle Delone York Sub West York Red Lion Dover York Dal las town York Central South Western Spring Grove Eastern York Vo-Tech Susquehannock Northeastern York Penn OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Scott checks the time. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom’s ready to go. RIGHT: Is Mark in pain? THIS PAGE. BOTTOM: JV WRESTLING TEAM. ROW 1: A. Crouse. D. Bixler, K. Smith. ROW 2: S. Witherington, R. Angel. D. Folk. J. McCleaf. D. Eline. ROW 3: D. Baublitz. F. Baber. G. Poist, S. Hoke. P. Overbaugh. J. Garlich. J. Thomas. 103 Golf This year’s golf team earned a record of 3 wins and 9 losses. Despite the small team of only four members, a manager, and a dedicated coach, Hanover made a fine showing at all matches. Two seniors will be graduating this year. Ed and Rick will be sorely missed, but next year, who knows? Mr. Sager anticipates an even better season next year. Good luckl 104 HHS 0 10� a l� a 1« 13� ® 13� a 0 8� a l a 5� a 5 8 GOLF OPP West York 30 Dover 9 V a York Central 18i a Northeastern Spring Grove 18i a 6j a South Westerp West York 20 Dover inA York Central 19� a Northeastern 14� a Spring Grove 15 South Western 12 l OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Coach Sager and A. Marsh discussing their favorite subject. BOT- TOM LEFT: M. Wierman. RIGHT: GOLF TEAM. ROW 1: R. Bankert. Coach Sager. A. Marsh. ROW 2: E. Stouffer. T. Witman. D. Hollinger. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Ed keeps his eye on the ball. RIGHT: Concentration! 105 Boys’ Track Team The 1980 boys’ track team had a fine season this year with outstanding performances by several of its members. The team is small and many of the boys took part in three or four events at each meet. Coach Strine had every reason to be proud of his team, which had a number of close meets and one win over York Catholic. Andy McCleaf and Jeff Miller, the only two seniors on the team, will certainly be missed next year, but many strong underclassmen will be there to fill their shoes. 106 HHSTRACK OPP 43 York Vo-Tech 95 49 South Western 92 68 Northeastern 73 84 York Catholic 57 12 Dover 130 70 Eastern 71 64 Vs Kennard Dale 76 Vi OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Andy breaks the tape. BOTTOM. BOYS TRACK TEAM ROW 1: K. Smith. B. Ehrhart. S. Wetherinjfton. D. Myers. M. Despines. A. Miller. C. Warner. A McClcaf. ROW 2: D. Swartz. J. Winebrenner. J. Black. M. Gebhart. K. Nagy. A. Marsh. G. Grace. J. McCleaf. ROW 3: Coach Strine. J. Winand. D. Gerlach. D. Leister. A. Wendler. T. Witman. T. Leonard. M Small. D. Keiser. J. Miller. THIS PAGE. TOP: Leonard and Witman Rive it all they've Rot. MIDDLE: Another win for Jeff. BOTTOM: A successful hand off for Hanover. 107 Girls’ Track Team This year the Hanover girls’ track team had their most successful season ever! After a dissappointing start, the girls pulled together and managed to beat Kennard Dale and Susquehannock at an exhibition meet. Coach Brown credits her team with the determination it takes to win and was very happy with the performance of the team. Heather Losee stood out as she broke several records and again threatens to be a strong performer next year. The three graduating seniors will be missed next year, but hopefully many talented underclassmen will fill in the ranks to make next season successful. 108 HHS GIRLS' TRACK OPP 44 South Western 79 27 Northwestern 96 57 « • York Catholic 65 16 Dover 107 48 Eastern 75 76 Kennard Dale 47 74 Susquehannock 49 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Most Valuable” team member Heather Losee. BOTTOM. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM. ROW 1: B. Keith. T. Plakas. B. Schultz. A. DeLane. S. Felix. J. Hershey. K. Topper. ROW 2: D. Losee. D. Wentz. L. Tomecek. D. McCullough. H. Brill. L. Hershey. ROW 3: H Staley. K Nagy. B. Pfaff. H. Losee. S. Steiger. S. Sanders. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Heather ahead on the hurdles. RIGHT: Nothing affects Bobbi's concentration. BOTTOM Lauri looks like she's flyin'. 109 Basketball, Team The 1980 Hawk baseball team had an even season with a record of 7-7. Despite a slow start, the boys began to pick up wins against Central and York Penn. Later they beat South Western by a score of 6-1. Another great win was over Spring Grove with a final score of 12-8. This year new dugouts were dedicated at a special ceremony in May. Four seniors, including MVP Roy Rengier, will be leaving the team this year, but the coming seasons look promising for the many skilled and dedicated underclassmen. 110 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Coach Little gives some advice. BOTTOM: Most Valuable Player” Roy Rengier. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Great catch! RIGHT: One of the Hawk Hustlers.” BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave shows his pitching form. 1980 BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS: D. Shelleman. R. Rengier. M Adams. J. Himes. D. Sandruck. C. Mummert. T. Funk. S. Toal. S. Houck. T. Warner. R. Forry. J. Hyde. D. Long. T. Sanders. D. Albright. T. Wallen. B. Beabout. D. Snyder. J. Altland. G. Sepic. J. Bowersox: D. Ruhlman. T. Crowl. A. Therit: Managers. HHS BASEBALL OPP 2 South Western 3 4 Dover 3 2 Northeastern 14 7 Central 5 4 York Penn 3 0 Spring Grove 12 1 West York 6 6 South Western 1 4 Dover 5 1 Northeastern 2 10 Central 0 10 York Penn 7 12 Spring Grove 8 2 West York 8 Ill Boys’ Tennis Team The 1980 Hawk tennis team was large, comprised of m£ny talented players. Dedication and improvement was the name of the game as the season progressed, and the boys from Hanover became known in the league. With five seniors graduating, a considerable gap will be left to be filled by several strong underclassmen next year. The number of new team members in the past few seasons is an indication that only success will be attained in the coming years. 112 HHS BOYS' TENNIS OPP 5 Central 2 6 York Penn 1 2 South Western 5 1 Dal las town 6 3 Red Lion 4 3 West York 4 0 Spring Grove 7 6 North Eastern 1 6 Dover 1 2 York Suburban 5 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Coach Palmer BOTTOM. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM. ROW 1: C. Field. P. Overbaugh. M. Wierman. G. Gallagher. L. Frederick. ROW 2: A. Smith. S. Myers. K. Sell. R. Stoner. S. Yingling. ROW 3: Coach Palmer. B. Hohf. J. Sponseller. D. Harvey. T. Fasnact. L. Forsythe. A. Winand. A. Bittinger. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Gene concentrates on his game despite the cold. MIDDLE: Lance gives a good return. RIGHT: •Most Valuable Player” Chip Field. BOTTOM RIGHT: Matt's smile shows how he loves to play tennis. 113 1 14 Kiif linh in An inn 115 UNDERCLASSMEN The Junior Class of 1981 The junior class has been busier this year than they ever were before. Along with being active in band, sports, and clubs, they also have been busy planning the senior prom. They have enjoyed their past years at H.H.S., but, like most juniors, the class of 1981 is looking forward to next year when they will be graduating. We would like to wish them the best of luck in their final year of school as they strive towards their graduation. The class officers are: Kelly Howard, president; Phil Overbaugh, vice-president; Wendy Reichart, treasurer; Sara Strausbaugh, secretary. Mrs. Scheivert, Mr. Little, and Mr. Strine are the class advisors. 116 THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Sara and Kelly have a unique friendship. RIGHT: Mary Ellen, the bookworm. MIDDLE: Todd and Mitch are studying music. BOTTOM: Is that pen good. Steph? OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Where are all of the girls that are always hanging all over Steve and Dave? BOTTOM LEFT: Dr. Becker and Dr. Eisner are helping out a patient. RIGHT: Kelly is busy at work. 118 119 120 TOP ROW 1: T. Groupe. S. Hartlaub. L. Haveratock. ROW 2: B. Greenholtz. G. Grace. ROW 3: B. Hartman. R. Hartlaub. D. Hamme. BOTTOM LEFT: How can you put your books in your locker with your eyes closed? RIGHT. ROW 1: H. Hormel. K. Howard. P.Herman. ROW 2: B. Hohf. T. Hoffeins. M. Hilbert. D. Hughes. ROW 3: J. Jacoby.D. Hoffman. TOP LEFT: You have to go through the door one at a time. RIGHT. ROW 1: J. Livelsberger, L. Leppo. J. Loar. H. Losee. B. Kline. ROW 2: J. Luckenbaugh. D. Kuhn. BOTTOM. ROW 1: C. James. M. Groft. K. Jackson. N. James. ROW 2: M. Keeney. C. John. B Keeney. S. Houck. 121 122 TOP LEFT: Don’t look so surprised. Dan. RIGHT. ROW 1: 8. Reese. M. Rentier. D. Reese. J. Klunk. ROW 2: G. Poist. A. Redding. D. Peterman. T. Quesenberry. BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: L. Wagner. P. Watson. H. Weaver. ROW 2: M. Warner. A. Wendler, M. Weikert. S. Wetherington. D. Weaver. RIGHT. ROW 1: J. Wingert, B. Winebrenner. L. Yost. J. Winebrenner. ROW 2. M. Wolford. J. Winand. T. Witman. B. Young. 123 THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Surprise! RIGHT. ROW 1: S. Bankert. D. Albright. ROW 2: A. Balek. D. Adams. M. Adams. ROW 3: D. Baublitz, K. Baublitz. D. Baysinger. MIDDLE LEFT. ROW 1: L. Bowersox. S. Becker. M. Bittinger. R. Berwager. ROW 2: E. Black. D. Becker. BOTTOM RIGHT. ROW 1: S. Brodbeck. M. Carroll. J. Brill. B. Carroll. ROW 2: T. Bowman. H. Colehouse. B. Boyer. K. Bowser. A. Brandt. J. Bunty. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Wendy and Jane putting their talents to use. MIDDLE LEFT. ROW 1: S. Myers. P. Overbaugh. A. Niehoff. P. Reese. ROW 2: K. Palmer. S. Rau. K. Perkins. T. Rebert. K. Nagy. RIGHT: Zoo out! BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: R. Rohrbaugh. L. Runkle. L. Runk. W. Reichart. ROW 2: T. Rowland. K. Rohrbaugh. C. Rineman. L. Rentzel. BOTTOM RIGHT. ROW 1: T. Seigman. H. Shaw. D. Reck. ROW 2: E. Slothour D. Sandruck. J. Sheaffer. C. Ryan. 124 125 TOP LEFT. ROW 1: J. Vargas. E. Vaughn. ROW 2: H. Trump. D. Trump. D. Trish. RIGHT: Puppy love is showing again. BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: D. Wolo, S. Zartman. A. Winebrenner. ROW 2: J. Winebrenncr. S. Zeigler. S. Zinneman. RIGHT. ROW 1: S. Weikert, T. Watson. T. Warner. T. Warner. ROW 2: C. Warner. R. Weese. 126 TOP. ROW 1: L. Whitson. M. Wierman. T. Wildasin. ROW 2: B. Wierman. K Wiles. A. Winand. BOTTOM LEFT: Lynn is caught writing a message on the window. RIGHT: Cheer up. Jane. It can't be that bad. 127 TOP LEFT. ROW 1: T. Laughman. B. Miller. F. McMaster. R. Mclnturff. ROW 2: G. McCauley. A. Marsh. D. McMaster. RIGHT. ROW 1: S. Strausbaugh. J. Swartz. S. Thomas. ROW 2: D. Topper. L. Tharp. L. Topper. S. Toal. BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: S. Stremmel. D. Swartz. C. Stevens. ROW 2: C. Strausbaugh. D. Stonesifer. 128 TOP LEFT: Hiding in a corner won’t help you. RIGHT: The smiles refelct the end of the day BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: E. Starner. S. Snyder. S. Staub. C. Small. ROW 2: J. Staub. J. Sponseller. P. Snyder. A. Spangler. C. Spain. RIGHT: Scott cheers up Diane’s day. 129 TOP ROW 1: G. Adams. K. Anderson. P. Becker. ROW 2: D. Albright. F. Baber ROW 3: S. Aumen. A. Bittinger. R. Bollinger. L. Baker. MIDDLE. ROW 1: C. Chronister. C. Chandler. ROW 2: A. Crouse. H. Cape. ROW 3: D. Carroll, D. Cromer. A. Castelnuovo. BOTTOM: Liz is becoming a shepherd. 130 TOP. ROW 1: J. Buffington. L. Bortner. L. Bream. D. Bixler. C. Bollinger. ROW 2: K. Becker. ROW 3: D. Bollinger. M. Buhr. O. Bevens. B. Byers. H. Brill. MIDDLE LEFT. ROW 1: C. Dillon. C. Elder. T. Farver. ROW 2: V. Elder. B. Garcia. M. Fasnacht. C. Funk. R. Foreman. ROW 3: D. Ehrhart. T Gebhart. J. Forbes. B. Eline. S. Felix. MIDDLE RIGHT: Don't let them fall! BOTTOM: Hanover High has got their own Charlie’s Angels! 131 TOP. ROW 1: J. Shaffer. ROW 2: A. Smith, S. Senter. D. Staub. ROW 3: E. Smith. M. Small. W. Sipling. L. Sheely. K Sell. BOTTOM. ROW 1: D. Long. J. McCandlesa. M. Little. J. McCleaf. ROW 2: A. Luckenbaugh. D. McCullough. D. Mclnturff. Q. McMaster. 132 TOP. ROW 1: J. Oreenholt. S. Gladfelter. L. Hershey. ROW 2: L. Hartman, D. Hartlaub, D. Hetrick. L. Hershey MIDDLE LEFT: ‘ Blinded by the light. RIGHT: A future Cathy Rigby! BOTTOM: Mickey Mouse is a favorite character of every one. 133 TOP LEFT: I'm cool. RIGHT: Isn't that a little babyish?BOTTOM: Now what do you want? 134 135 TOP. ROW 1: P. Stover. A. Therit. M. Stremmel. ROW 2: R. Strausbaugh. T. Sutherland. T. Storm. R. Strausbaugh. C. Strausbaugh. BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: P. Toot. J Warehime. L. Wagner. ROW 2: M. Thomas. J. Utz. L. Tomecek. J. Thomas. P. Topper. RIGHT: Look, a two-headed person! 136 TOP. ROW 1: A. Sell. T. Sanders. H. Schloyer. K. Schriver. ROW 2: E. Rocillo. J. Schuman. D. Sanders. ROW 3: R. Rohrbaujjh. J. Satterfield. BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: L. Rippeon. L. Rowland. B. Reynolds. ROW 2: D. Ruhlman. C. Rhodes. J. Rife. BOTTOM RIGHT. ROW 1: B. Stoner. P. Snyder. S. Stauffer. K. Smith. ROW 2: J. Sowers. S. Staub. J. Snyder. R. Stoner. 137 TOP ROW 1: P. Knouse. T. Kress. D. Krum. T. Kling. ROW 2: D. Leister. D. Leppo. ROW 3: T. Kessel. T. Leonard. S. Lawrence. MIDDLE LEFT. ROW 1: B. Keith. L. Hoke. S. Horan. ROW 2: P. Keeney. C Kappers. ROW 3: T. Houser. R. Hilbert. J. Jones. D. Kieser. RIGHT: I’ve heard of cradle - snatching, but this is ridiculous! BOTTOM: Close Encounters of the third WHAT? 138 The Sophomore Class of 1982 The sophomore class has 200 members that are full of fun and school spirit. Now that they have passed the “greenie stage, they have become more courageous and outgoing. The class is active in sports, clubs, and pride week. During pride week the class captured second place, losing only to the senior class, in the volleyball competition. The class of 1982 still has two more years for achievements and for the excitement of high school. We wish them a lot of success in their future years at H.H.S. The class officers are: Mitch Weikert, president; Amy Luckenbaugh, vice-president; Peg Toot treasurer; and Joanne Wingert, secretary. Mrs. Krum, Mrs. Hoke, and Mr. Noonan are the class advisors. 139 The Freshmen Class of 1983 The freshman class of 1983 is looking forward to their future years at H.H.S. They have been active in clubs as well as other extracurricular activities such as drama night, various money-making projects, and homecoming. As the years progress, they will find that there are many more exciting and rewarding experiences ahead of them. We wish the class of 1983 the best of luck in the future! The class officers are: Jay Bowersox, President; Kelly Barnhart, vice-president; Helen Ehrhart, secretary; and Bonnie Bixler, treasurer. Miss Ruhlman, Mr. Lamb, and Mr. Lyter are the class advisors. 140 TOP LEFT. ROW 1: C. Eline. B. Weaver. D. Wentz. L. Tharp. L. Wagner. K. Krepps. ROW 2: B. Eastwood. J. Sennett, J. Eastwood. J. Black. T. Wallen. M. Miller. ROW 3: E. Wendler. T. Therit. M. Pitman. R. Shorb. C. Stouffer. R. Warner. B. Witman. S. Zinnerman. C. Mowery. O. Webb. RIGHT: Number 1 bookie. MIDDLE LEFT. ROW 1: J. Bowersox. J. Botoha. B. Beabout. ROW 2: T. Bream. J. Bollinger. R. Jones. T. Bream. D. Baile. RIGHT: Kelly is pleased with her paper! BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: D. Goodermuth. C. Groft. J. Geiman. D. Gelwicks. ROW 2: M. Gebhart. D. Gobrecht. J. Gerkin. K. Gerlach. 141 TOP LEFT: Denise has pleasant thoughts. RIGHT. ROW 1: B. Bixler. V. Aumen. ROW 2: J. Brian. H. Blocker. ROW 3: A. Brown, C. Bankert, K. Barnhart. C. Becker. R. Baum. D. Blocher. BOTTOM LEFT: Anything interesting. Tom? RIGHT: You can’t be serious! 142 TOP LEFT: What are you up to? RIGHT. ROW 1: S. Hawk. R. Goodling. D. Hartlaub. ROW 2: C. Groft. D. Grove. C. Henry. MIDDLE: What’s this. Cassie studying? BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: J. Jacoby. L. James. A. Hoffman. D. Gobrecht. ROW 2: D. Hollinger.B. Hockensmith. B. Jackson. 143 TOP LEFT. ROW 1: C. Eline, C. Eiserman. S. Ebert. O. Feltch ROW 2: K. Fodor. T. Fasnacht. H. Ehrhart. TOP RIGHT: Greg's working. BOTTOM LEFT: Helen sure is happy today. BOTTOM RIGHT: Libby is in deep thought. 144 TOP LEFT: It must have been a long, hard day. RIGHT: The ‘close up smile. BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: T. Gates. R. Forry, J. Frock. ROW 2: D. Fogelsanger. A. Garrett. C. Fuhrman. J. Garlick. RIGHT: A stitch in time saves nine. 145 TOP LEFT, ROW 1: D. Kline. A. Jones. L. May. ROW 2: L. Mitchell. D. Moore. ROW 3: M. Mong. B. Mills. RIGHT. ROW 1: M. Cruz. T. DeFrain. C. Champlain. J. Diehl. ROW 2: K. Champlain. N. Brown, G. Cashman. J. Chronister. BOTTOM LEFT: Is that the boys’ Tabernacle Choir? RIGHT, ROW 1: C. Luckenbaugh. H. Leonhardt. D. Luckenbaugh. ROW 2: B. Markle, D. May. J. Markle. 146 ■’f TOP LEFT: Smile, you are on candid camera! RIGHT. ROW 1: D. Losee. J. Louthian, J. Louthian. ROW 2: R. Markle. P. Krum. A. LeDane. BOTTOM LEFT. ROW 1: J. Bossom. M. Anderson. ROW 2: E. Beard. K. Brown. M. Bell. J. Atland. M. Boles. RIGHT: Bev can think better when she is blowing bubbles. 147 TOP LEFT: What’s so interesting, guys? EIGHT: What’s so funny. Vicki? MIDDLE: What are you lookin’ at. Misti? BOTTOM LEFT: Sherry’s gabbing on the phone, again! RIGHT: “Quiet. Andy’s deep in thought! 148 TOP LEFT: Ken. Doug, and Andy play a quiet game of cards during clubs. RIGHT: Wendy is “fired up at the world. BOTTOM LEFT: Chris displays his devilish grin once again. RIGHT: Ken goes from a quiet game of cards to a vigorous game of volleyball. 149 TOP LEFT: Maria can t believe what she is seeing. RIGHT. ROW 1: J. Mummert. J. O'Donnell. G. Musselman. P. Mundorff, E. Mummert. ROW 2: J. Niehoff. H. Moore, P. Oaster. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Frey's giving some helpful hints. RIGHT: Leslie takes time out for a picture. 150 151 TOP. ROW 1: P. Knouae. T. Kreaa. D. Krum. T. Kling. ROW 2: 1 . Leiater. D. Leppo. ROW 3: T. Kessel. T. Leonard. S. Lawrence. BOTTOM LEFT: Deniae roota through the garbage. RIGHT: Practice hard. Donna. 152 153 SENIC 155 The Class of “80” We’ve Made It We’ve finally made it. Together we worked, we cheered, we danced, And in quiet corners we thought about today and tomorrow. United, we learned, and became counselors to one another. Some entered as strangers. We shall leave as old friends. This is the end of class company and shared memories. This is our last of meeting places. Take it for what it is worth. For tomorrow we may not be together. Some will probably never walk these halls again. Now is our time. Now we go forth. Let us continue what has begun here. Let us never stop learning. We shall continue to reach out and touch, to make peace. Though alone, we will be joined in spirit. Facing the world together. We may never meet again; Nevertheless, all individuals with different goals. But forever members of the Class of 1980. Betsy Small Senior Class President Class Advisors: Mr. Harvey, Mrs. Sterner, Mr. Sager. Class Officers: Prudie Smith, Terri Wildasin. Tracey Barnhart, and Betsy Small. 156 Cheryl Baker Jody Alwine Richard Bankert James Alexopoulos Michael Aumen Tracey Barnhart 157 Paul Batoha Deborah Bossom Scott Bowman George Braun i Scott Bell 158 Grace Bureau OPPOSITE PAGE: Spit it out. Prudie. THIS PAGE: Moat Likely To Succeed: Deb Raubenatine and Paul Crouae. 159 Olenn Chandler Colleen Coetello 160 Lori Coetello Christopher Cromer Paul Crouse Wendy Ehrhart OPPOSITE PAGE: Best Looking: Betsy Small and Dan Harris. THIS PAGE: How is it up there on Cloud 9. Andy? 161 THIS PAGE: Most Athletic: Robin Dell and David Shelleman. OPPOSITE PAGE: . . . and a dash Lee Forsythe of that. 162 Cynthia Frantz Lance Frederick Sally Gebensleben Tracy Gibson 163 THIS PAGE: Most School Spirited: Deb Forsythe and Jeff Miller. OPPOSITE PAGE: Hey Paul, you Linda Grow are rooting for the wrong school! 164 Susan Hertz Robin Harper Daniel Harris John Hayslette 165 Richard Harvey John Himes Ann Hitchins 166 Michael Kebil Melissa Keeney Deborah Kemper Robbin Laughman OPPOSITE PAGE: Some seniors handin' around. THIS PAGE: Class Clowns: Colleen Costello and Glenn Chandler. 167 Marv McWilliams Lizabeth Marchio Daniel Markle OPPOSITE PAGE: Class Flirts: Lisa Niehoff and Mike Aumen. THIS PAGE: Tracey making herself at home. 169 Philip Medlock Wanda Miller Motique Mellot Constance Muntz THIS PAGE: Dave is absorbed in Shakespeare OPPOSITE PAGE: Most Shy: Wendy Ehrhart and Dave Stolte. Mary Myers 170 Richard Myers 171 Katherine Nagy Jamie Nelson Lisa Niehoff 172 Craicr Palmer A' ■Hv Bobbi Pfaff Stephanie O’Donnell THIS PAGE Most Talkative: Lisa Niehoff and Tom Howard. OPPOSITE PAGE: What’s new with Charlie Brown? Jeannine O’Bradovic Linda Null • ■ 1 Deborah Raubenstine Kelly Pressel Thomas Reaver Carla Redding 173 Julie Rohrbaugh Kathleen Sandei Evelyn Reinhart Gary Rickrode Sandra Sanders 174 David Shelleman Cathy Sherwood 175 Elizabeth Small OPPOSITE PAGE: Artist at work. THIS PAGE: Caught in the act. guys. Edward Stouffer Regina Storm Prudence Smith David Stolte 176 177 Pamela Webb OPPOSITE PAGE: Something here is backwards. THIS PAGE: Craig getting his brownie points. Jeffrey Wentz John Wentz Jane Wildasin Terri Wildasin 178 THIS PAGE: Play it again. Cheryl. OPPOSITE PAGE: See the resemblance? Deborah Wintersteen Christopher Yingling Lori Zartman MISSING: James Brown Kathryn Elder Patrick Garrett Gregory John Cornell Laughman James McCandless 179 MEMORIUM Bryan Lee Mummert Born: October 29, 1962 Died: June 5, 1976 Lon Reagan Wildasin Born: June 28, 1961 Died: June 5, 1976 There are many roads to travel, but which ones should I take? I want to chose them carefully as not to make mistakes. L feel as if time the wrong ones 1 would w The decisions that I have are sometimes more than I But I'm going to face them along with mistakes I make. The roads I’ve chosen are waiting I must be moving on, before the precious life I have escapes me, and is gone. Prudence Smith r 181 182 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Doesn’t Colleen look pretty? RIGHT. ROW 1: Traci Barnhart. Melissa Keeney. Lori Costello. ROW 2: Tracey Gibson. Betsy Small. Scott Lehigh (escort). Cheryl Baker. BOTTOM: Cherokee Pepper plays on. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Seniors, teachers, and guests hit the dance floor. BOTTOM LEFT: Time and Lane enjoy the show. RIGHT: Betsy and Scott dance to their song. 183 Campus Day 1980 TOP LEFT: Cheryl acts as student director for the 46th Campus Day. RIGHT: Seniors proudly sing the Alma Mater. BOTTOM RIGHT: Terri gives the class history. 184 Award Winners Oak Leaf Awards Paul C. Welsh Achievement Award The Student Council Scholarship Awards CAMPA Award Bausch Lomb Scholarship Award Columbia Jewelry Oratorical Awards Doubleday Inc. Business Education Award Athletic Booster Club Student-Athlete Award Bank of Hanover Writer’s Award Holman Leese Memorial Award Jack H. Schuler Instrumental Music Award Grace Bureau Jeffrey Miller Leppo Scholarship Award Deborah Raubenstine Prudence Smith Richard Harvey Deborah Wintersteen Deborah Raubenstine Susan Adams Paul Crouse Wendy Leppo David Shelleman Grace Bureau Deborah Raubenstine Cheryl Baker 185 We May Not Know Where We Are Going . . . TOP LEFT: Gene gives a touching speech. RIGHT: Rich hugs a fellow happy graduate. BOTTOM RIGHT: Betty Bittinger presents Dave with his diploma. 186 As Long As We Know We Are On Our Way. TOP LEFT: Mr Richard S. Klunk. member of the Class of 1930. gives the graduates some good advice. BOTTOM LEFT: Paul s mother straightens his tassel one last time. RIGHT: Betsy welcomes parents, teachers, guests, and the Class of 1980’ 187 Class Of 1980 COLORS Dark Blue, Light Blue, Silver SONG Hold on to Your Dreams by Triumph FLOWER Rose MOTTO No matter how dark the beginning, one who strives can reach the sun. 189 Senior Directory MICHAEL LEROY ADAMS (Mike) General. Basketball 1. Baseball 8.3.4. Jogging Club 8. Varsity Club 4. SUSAN DIANE ADAMS (Sue) Academic. NEDT Award 8. National Honor Society 3.4. Academic Honors 3.4. Homeroom Pres. 1,8,4, Student Government Day. Citizen’s Advisory Committee. School Play 8.4. Drama Night 1.8,3.4. Musical 3,4, Hockey 1. Drama Club 1. Orange and Black 3.4. Nornir 4. Oratorical Contest; Future plans: Mont Alto Campus. Penn State for Environmental Resource Management. JAMES PETER ALEXOPOULUS (Jim. Alex) Academic, Student Council 8. School Play (Stage Crew) 8.3. Musical (Stage Crew) 3. Musical 4. Drama Night 4. Intramural Volleyball 4. Intramural Badminton 4, Tennis 3.4. Chess Club 1. A. V. Club 8.3. Orange and Black 4, Photography 4; Future plans: York College for Accounting. TERESA MARIE ALTICE General. Gym-O-Ree 8. C. D. O. 4; Future plans: Work. Nursing School. JODY LYNN ALWINE (Jo) General. Student Council 8. Chorus 8.3. Art Club 1.8, Pep Club 1, C. D. O. 4; Future plans: Marriage. MICHAEL ALAN AUMEN (Mike) Business. Homeroom Sec. 3. Basketball 1. Football 1.8.3,4. Varsity Club 4. CHERYL LYNN BAKER Academic. National Honor Society 4, Homeroom V. Pres. 1, Student Government Day. Musical 8.3,4, Marching Band 1.8,3,4, Drum Major 3.4. Concert Band 1,8,3.4. Orchestra 1.8,3,4. Stage Band 1.8.3. Gym-O-Ree 8.3.4, Chorus Club 4; Future plans: Shennandoah Consevatory of Music for Music Therapy. RICHARD GEISELMAN BANKERT (Rick) Academic. Academic Honor Student 3, Student Government Day, Basketball 1,8,3.4. Golf 8.3.4. Tennis 3.4. Chess Club 1. Photography Club 4. Math Club 4; Future plans: Gettysburg College for Biology (Pre-Med). TRACEY LYNN BARNHART Academic. Class V. Pres. 8, Class Treas. 4, Homeroom V. Pres. 3,4, Student Government Day. Cheerleading 8.3.4. Homecoming 1,8,4, Gym-O-Ree 8. Ski Club 1. Student Council 4; Future plans: Shippensburg State College. PAUL WILLIAM BATOHA General; Future plans: Molder. SCOTT DAVID BELL Academic. JUDY LEE BERWAGER General, Art Club 1.8,3.4; Future plans: X-Ray Technician. BARRY SCOTT BLOUSE General, Marching Band 1,8, Concert Band 1,8. C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Career in Music. DEBORAH ANN BOSSOM General. C.D.O. 4. SCOTT ALLEN BOWMAN General. C.D.O. 4. GEORGE JUNIOR BRAUN General. Homeroom V. Pres., A.V. Club, C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Manager for Kinney Shoe. JANE KAY BRILLHART Business. Cheerleading 3. Gym-O-Ree 8.4, Tennis 4. Art Club 4; Future plans: Secretary. BARBARA BROWN (Barb) Academic, NEDT Award, Homeroom Sec. 4, Drama Night 1, Marching Band 1. Concert Band 1, Orchestra 1.8.3.4. Chorus 1.8,3,4, Musical 1,8.4, Drama Club 1. Nornir 4. Choral Club 4; Future plans: Penn State. Main Campus. CRAIG ALLEN BROWN General. PENNI IRENE BOWSER General. Student Council 1. Homeroom Officer 1, Class Treas. 8. Class Sec. 3. Chorus 1. VICA 3: Future plans: Marriage. EUGENE R. BUHR (Gene) General. Intramural Basketball. Gym-O-Ree. Homecoming, C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Trade School. GRACE WRIGHT BUREAU Academic. National Honor Society 3.4. Academic Honor Student 3.4. DAR Citizenship Award 4. NEDT 8. Student Council 1.8.3,4. (Treas. 3.4.) SPAN Representative 4. Long Range Plan Representative. Orchestra 1.8.3.4, Marching Band 8.3.4. Concert Band 8,3,4. Chorus 8,3,4, Musical 1.8,3,4, Drama Night (Props) 1. Drama Night Director 8.3.4. Field Hockey 1. Intramural Badminton 3, Orange and Black 3. Oratorical Contest; Future plans: Shippensburg State College for Elementary Education. GLENN DOUGLAS CHANDLER (Chancellor) General. Basketball 1.8.4. Baseball 3.4, A.V. Club 1,8, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Penn State for Real Estate (Business Management). COLLEEN MARIE COSTELLO Academic. Class V. Pres. 1, Student Council 1.4. Homeroom Officer 1.4. Musical 4. Field Hockey 1,8,3.4. Wrestling Manager 4, Nornir 4. Student Council 1.4, Art 1; Future plans: College for Liberal Arts. LORI ANN COSTELLO Academic, Homeroom V. Pres. 8. Homeroom Pres. 3. Student Government Day. Volleyball 1,8.3.4, Cheerleading 1.8.3.4, Homecoming 1,4, Pep Club; Future plans: Mont Alto Campus. Penn State. CHRISTOPHER LEE CROMER (Cromdom) General. Gym-O-Ree. PAUL OLIVER CROUSE Academic. National Honor Society 3.4. Academic Honor Student 3,4, NEDT Award 8. National Merit Scholarship Recommendation 3. Student Rotarian 4. Class V. Pres. 3, Student Council 3. Class Play (Stage Crew) 8.3. Musical (Stage Crew) 1,8.3. Drama Night (Stage Crew) 1.8. Marching Band 3.4. Concert Band 3,4, Orchestra 4. A.V. Club 1,8,3. Nornir 4 (Business Editor), Math Club 4. Long Range Plan 4, Oratorical Contest; Future plans: Penn State for Pre-Law (Political Science and Government). PAM JOANNE DEFRAIN (Jo, Defy-Dorf) General. Student Council. Long Range. Leaders Club. Self-Defense Club; Future plans: Work - Marriage. ROBIN JEAN DELL (Ding Dong Dell) General. Basketball 8.3. Gym-O-Ree. Field Hockey 1.8,3.4. Track 8.3.4. Leaders Club 8.3.4. Self-Defense Club 4; Future plans: Marriage. LENNY DEWAYNE DOAN (Stone) General. C.D.O. 4; Future plans: DeVry Technical Institute for Electronical Technician. ROBIN MARIE DUBBS Business, Gym-O-Ree 4. Business Work Study 4. Art Club 4. Self-Defense Club 4; Future plans: Business Career - Marriage. JENNIFER LOUISE DUBS Academic. Homeroom V. Pres. 3. Marching Band 1,8,3,4, Concert Band 1.8,3.4. Orchestra 1,8,3,4; Future plans: Shippensburg State College for Social Work. CHRISTOPHER WAYNE ECKER (Chris. Eck) General. Wrestling 1. Gym-O-Ree 8.4, A.V. Club 1, Nornir 4; Future plans: Work at Burndy Electrical Connectors. VICKI LEE EDWARDS General. Cheerleading 1. Gym-O-Ree 8. C.D.O. 4. WENDY MOUNTJOY EHRHART (Wee) General. Homeroom Sec. 3. Field Hoc cy 3,4, Art Club 3, Nornir 4, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Harcim Jr. College for Recreational Leadership for Cruise Director. KAT’JRVN MARIE ELDER (Kathy) General. C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Work. LISA MARIE ELDER General, Tennis. Dimensions; Future plans: Empire Beauty School. 190 DAVID C. EYER General, A.V. Club 1.2,3,4, C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Electrical Mechanic for Swan Electric Co. MELISSA ANN FELIX (Missy) Business. Homeroom Sec. 2. Homeroom Treas. 3, Business Work Study 4, Dimensions 1,4; Future plans: Work at bank - Marriage. CHARLES HOWARD FIELD (Chip) Academic, National Honor Society 3.4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. Class Treasurer 1,2, Homeroom Pres. 2, Student Government Day. Drama Night 1.2,3,4, Oratorical Contest. Basketball 1, Golf 1,2,3, Tennis 2,3,4, Outstanding Player 2. Basketball Intramurals 3, Chess Club 1, Photography Club 4; Future plans: Juniata College for Disc Jockey. JAMES ANTHONY FOREMAN (Jim) General. Wrestling 1.2. Rifle Club 1. Backpacking Club 1; Future plans: Arm Forces. DEBRA LYNN FORSYTHE (Deb) Academic. Student Council 3, Class Sec. 3. Homeroom V. Pres. 1,2, Chorus 4. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Homecoming 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2, Pep Club 1.4, Nornir 3, Orange and Black 2.3. Dimensions 2; Future plans: Gettysburg College for Business Administration. LEE WARREN FORSYTHE (Leo) General. Tennis 2,3,4, Chess Club 1, Study Club 4; Future plans: York Academy of Arts. CYNTHIA DIANE FRANTZ (Cindy) General. Art Club 1.2. C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Career in Dog Grooming - Marriage. LANCE ALAN FREDERICK Academic, Football 1.2,3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Tennis 4. Intramural Volleyball 4, Intramural Badminton 4. Card Club 1, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Penn State York Campus for Business Management. KARL DAVID FURR General, C.D.O. 4, Future plans: Work. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GALLAGHER (Ooch) Academic 1,2,3,4, Academic Honor Student 3, Drama Night 4, Basketball 2,3, Tennis 2.3.4, Basketball Manager 1, Intramural Volleyball 4. Intramural Badminton 4. Chess Club 1, Math Club 4, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Penn State York Campus for Electrical Engineer (Computers). PATRICK W. GARRETT (PatRat) General, C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Work at HL Products Co. SALLY RUTH GEBENSLEBEN (Von) General. Volleyball Manager 1.2.3.4, Field Hockey Manager 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3. Leaders Club 2,3. TRACY ANN GIBSON (Gib) Academic. Student Council 3, Homeroom Sec. 4. Homeroom Pres. 1,2, Cheerleading 3. Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Art Club 1,2, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: College. SANDRA LYNN GINTER (Sandy) Business. Musical 1,2, Marching Band Front 2.3. Drama Club 1. Pep Club 1. Art 4. Business Work Study 4; Future plans: Work at Farmers Bank - Marriage. BETHANY LYNN GOODERMUTH (Beth) Business. Chorus 1,2,3, Musical 1,2, Girls Basketball Manager 1,2, C.D.O. 4. Drama Club 1, Pep Club 1. LAUREEN CAROLE GRACE (Laurie) Academic, Homeroom V. Pres. 2, Musical 1,2,3, Marching Band 1.2.3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3.4, Drama Club 1, Orange and Black 2,3. Nornir 4; Future plans: Penn State York Campus for Liberal Arts. LINDA JEANNE GROW Academic, Student Council 4, Homeroom V. Pres. 4, Chorus 2,3, Field Hockey 3.4, Dimensions 1.2. Art Club 3. Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Shippensburg State College for Business Management and Marketing. ROBIN LEE HARPER Business, Homeroom Sec. 2. Intramurals 2,3,4, Art Club 1,2,3,4, Business Work Study 4; Future plans: Art College. DANIEL C. HARRIS (Raphael) Academic. National Honor Society 3.4. Homeroom Pres. 3.4. Musical 1,2,3,4, Drama Night 3,4, Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1, Tennis 2,3,4, Intramural 2,3. Varsity Club; Future plans: IUP College. RICHARD HEFFERAN HARVEY (Pete) Academic. Academic Honor Student 3. Marching Band 1.2,3,4, Concert Band 1.2,3,4, Musical Orchestra 3. Basketball 1,2, Intramural Basketball 3, Tennis 3.4, Math Club 4, Stage Band 1,2,3, Penn State York Campus for Computer Science. JOHN DAVID HAYSLETTE (Jack) Academic. Marching Band 1.2,3,4, Concert Band 1.2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3. Musical Orchestra 3. Musical 4, Chorus 4. Choral Club 4. Oratorical Contest; Future plans: College. SUSAN C. HERTZ (Sue) General, C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Marriage. JOHN McNICHOL HIMES (Himey) General. Basketball 1. Soccer 1, Baseball 3.4. Intramural Basketball 2,3, Homecoming 3.4. Varsity Club; Future plans: York College for Business Management. TERRY LEE HOLTZMAN (Mickey) General. Football 1. Basketball 1.3.4, Intramural Basketball 2. Homecoming 4, A.V. 1, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Mont Alto Campus, Penn State for Surveying Technology. THOMAS KENNETH HOWARD. JR. (Howie. Tom) Academic. Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Penn State Du Bois Campus for Wildlife Technology. JACE ADAM HYDE General. Intramurals 3. C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Work. GREGORY DEAN JOHN (Greg) General. JEFF PAUL JOHNSON (Johnson) General. Intramurals 2,3, Backpacking Club I, C.D.O. 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH KEBIL (Mike) General, Homeroom Treas. 4. Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4; Future plans: Carpenter. MELISSA JANE KEENEY Academic. Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 1, Homeroom Pres. 2.4. Homeroom V. Pres. 3. Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Marching Band Front 3.4, Concert Band I.2.3.4. Orchestra 1.2,3,4, Track 1,2, Homecoming 1,2,3,4, (Queen) Pep Club 4; Future plans: Johns Hopkins for X-Ray Technology. DEBORAH SUE KEMPER (Deb) Business. Art Club 1.4, Pep Club 2; Future plans: Work at Farmers Bank in the Bookkeeping Department. KERRY ALAN KLINEDINST ( Whoer ) Academic. Basketball 1.2,3,4, Gym-O-Ree, Varsity Club; Future plans: Penn State York Campus for Business Administration. TIMOTHY JAMES KRUM (Tim) Academic. Drama Night 1.2,3,4, School Play 2.3, Gym-O-Ree 4, Track 2, Wrestling Manager 2, Intramural Ping Pong 2.3. Earth and Space Club 1, Rifle Club 2,3, Photography Club 4, C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Bell and Howell for Electronic Engineering. DENISE ELENE LAUGHMAN (Deedee) General. Intramural Volleyball 1. Debate 1. C.D.O. 4. Future plans: Trade school for Dog Grooming. ROBBIN JEAN LAUGHMAN Home Economics; Future plans: Airline Stewardess. JILL LANE LAWYER General, Homeroom Sec. 1,2,3. Cheerleading 1,2,3, Gym-O-Ree 2. Leaders Club 2. C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Brandywine College. DAWN RENEE LEDFORS Business. Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 2. Gym-O-Ree 2.4. Varsity Club 2.4. JENNIFER ANN LEIB (Jen) Academic. National Honor Society 3.4. Academic Honor Student 3.4. NEDT Award 2. Homeroom V. Pres. 3. Drama Night 3. Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3, Orchestra 4, Volleyball 2.3,4, Long Range Plan 4, Drama 191 Club 1, Leaders Club 8. Nornir 3.4 (Assistant Editor), Math Club 4; Future plans: Penn State for Accounting. HEIDI SUZANNE LEISTER Academic. Homeroom Pres. 3. Homeroom V. Pres. 8. Field Hockey 1.8.3.4. Basketball 8. Volleyball 8. Drama Club 1. Dimensions 8. Varsity Club 3.4. Nornir 4 (Sports Editor); Future plans: Army. ALAN LEE LEPPO (Zep) Oeneral; Future plans: Navy. WENDY SUE LEPPO (Wen) Business. Marching Band Front 8.3.4. Chorus 8.3, Drama Club 1. Dimensions 8. Art Club 4. Business Work Study 4; Future plans: Work at Hanover Shoe Office - Marriage. CHESTER L. LITTLE (Chet) Oeneral. A.V. Club. JEANNE LOUISE LUCKENBAUOH (Bean. Chean) Academic. National Honor Society 3.4. Academic Honor Student 3.4. NEDT Award 8. Drama Night 8.3.4. Marching Band 1.8.3,4. Concert Band 1,8.3,4, Orchestra 1.8.3,4. Pit Orchestra 1.8.3. Stage Band 3. Softball 1. Track 3. Dimensions Editor S.3.4. O. and B. 3. Math Club 4. Leaders Club 8; Future plans: Shippensburg State College for teaching and researching Physics. JAMES McCANDLESS (Jim) Business; Future plans: Carpentry. ANDREW WILLIAM McCLEAF (Andy) Oeneral. Football 1.8.3.4. Wrestling 1.8. Track 3.4. Gym-O-Ree 8. Chess Club 1. Varsity Club 4. MARY ANN McWILLIAMS Oeneral. Softball. Debate Club. Art Club; Future plans: Marriage. LIZABETH ANN MARCHIO (Beth) Academic. NCTE Writing Award 4. National Honor Society 4. Class President 8. Homeroom Pres. 8. Homeroom V. Pres. 1, Student Government Day. Musical 1.8.3.4, Class Play 1,8, School Play 8. Marching Band 1,8.3.4. Concert Band 1.8.3.4. Track 8. Art Club 8. Drama Club 1, Nornir 4. Oratorical Contest; Future plans: Shippensburg State College for English Journalism Communications. DANIEL CHARLES MARKLE (Dan) Academic. NEDT Award 8. Drama Night - Props 8. Wrestling 1.S.3.4. Football 1,8,3,4. Intramural Badminton. Varsity Club, Math Club; Future plans: Penn State for Electronic Engineering. PHILIP KENNETH MEDLOCK (Big Phil) Oeneral; Future plans: Army. MOTIQUE MICHELLE MELLOT (Mo) Academic. Student Council 1. Drama Night 8. Cheerleading 8,3,4, Pep Club 4. Art Club 8.3; Future plans: Empire School of Beauty for Hair Stylist. JEFFREY DAVID MILLER (Jeff) Academic, School Play 1,8, Drama Night 8,3, Musical 8,3.4. Chorus I.8.3.4. Wrestling 1. Track 8,3,4. Football 1,8.3.4, Intramural Basketball 8, Chess Club 1. Varsity Club 3,4; Future plans: College. WANDA LEE MILLER Business. Pep Club. Bowling Club; Future plans: Management. CONSTANCE SUE MUNTZ (Connie) Oeneral. Homecoming 3.4. Art Club 8; Future plans: Empire School of Beauty. DENNIS EUGENE MUSSELMAN (Husky) Oeneral. Intramural Basketball 8. C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Drive a truck. MARY ELLEN MYERS Academic, Drama Night 1, Marching Band 1.8,3.4, Concert Band 1,8.3.4. Orchestra 3.4. Intramurals 3. Gym-O-Ree 4. Nornir 3.4 (Activities Editor), Craft Revival 1; Future plans: Penn State York Campus for Communication Studies. RICHARD EUOENE MYERS (Rich) Oeneral, Wrestling 1, Gym-O-Ree 1. A.V. 1,8,3,4; Future plans: Paramedic. KATHERINE ANNE NAOY (Kathy) Academic, Homeroom V. Pres. 8.3. Marching Band Front S.3.4. Orchestra 1,8.3. Track 1.S.3.4. Drama Club 1.8, Nornir 3.4 (Underclass Editor); Future plans: Penn State York Campus. KELLY LEE NEOLEY Business. Track 8. Card Club 1. Self-Defense Club 4; Future plans: Work. JAMIE RENAE NELSON Academic. Band Front 4. Art Club 1.8,3.4; Future plans: Circleville Bible College for Missionary Work. LISA ANN NIEHOFF Oeneral. Homeroom Pres. 1, Drama Night 1 (Director), Decoupage Club 1, Library Club 8,3. LINDA JEAN NULL Business. Decoupage Club 1. Art Club 8.4; Future plans: Marriage. B. JEANNINE O’BRADOVIC ( OB”) Academic. Homeroom V. Pres. 4. Student Government Day. Drama Night - Make-Up 1. Basketball 1.8.3.4, Volleyball 8,3.4. YCL All Star Basketball Game 4. Craft Revival 1, Varsity Club 3.4; Future plans: College. STEPHANIE JO O’DONNELL (Steph) Academic. Student Government Day. Art Club 8. Self-Defense Club 4; Future plans: College. CRAIO ROBERT PALMER Academic. Football 1.8.3,4. Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Penn State York Campus for Computer Science. LORRAINE ROBERTA PFAFF (Bobbi) Oeneral. Marching Band 1.8.3.4. Concert Band 1,8,3,4, Orchestra 4. Basketball 1,4. Track 1,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 3. Gym-O-Ree 8.4. Varsity Club 1,4, Art Club 8.3, Long Range Planning Committee 4; Future plans: York County Builders Apprenticeship Program. KATHLEEN MARIE PHEE (Kathy) Academic. Class Board Pros. 8. Class Board V. Pres. 3. Intramural Football 1.8. Volleyball 1.8.3.4. Nornir 4. Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Penn State Main Campus for International Relations and Foreign Service. ANOIE PLAKAS (Crash) Academic. Class Treas. 3, Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 4. Student Council 8.3,4. Track 1.8.3,4, Field Hockey 3.4. Basketball 8. Drama Club 1, Varsity Club 3.4. Nornir 4; Future plans: Harcum Junior College for Business Administration. KELLY ANNE PRESSEL Academic, NEDT Award 8. Chorus 1,8.3,4, Drama Club 1, Stitchery Club 4; Future plans: Beauty School. TRACEY LEE I. RANDALL Oeneral. Chorus 8.3.4, Self-Defense Club 4; Future plans: Marriage. DEBORAH ANN RAUBENSTINE (Deb) Academic, National Honor Society 3.4. Academic Honor Student 3.4. National Merit Finalist 4. NEDT Award 8. DAR American History Award 1.8. Drama Night 8.3. Craft Revival 1, Dimensions (Co Editor) 8, Nornir (Activities Editor) 3. (Editor) 4. Orange and Black 3, Math Club 4, Oratorical Contest; Future plans: Roberts Wesleyan College for Medical Technology or Pathology. THOMAS ALLEN REAVER (Thomas Headison) Academic. Basketball Manager 1, C.D.O. 4; Future plans: Work at Utz Potato Chip Co. CARLA CHRISTINE REDDINO Academic. Homeroom Sec. 1, Homeroom V. Pres. 8,3, Homeroom Pres. 4, Student Government Day. Field Hockey 8,3,4, Decoupage Club 1, Sign Language Club 8. Nornir 4. Student Council 4, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Johns Hopkins for Radiologic Technology. EVELYN MAE REINHARDT (Lynne) Business. Softball 1, Gym-O-Ree 8. Intramural Gymnastics 8. Pep Club 1. Debate 1. Leaders Club 3. C. D.O. 4. ROY EUGENE RENGIER (Zack) General. Baseball 1.8.3.4. KELLY JANE RICHARD Business. Marching Band 1,8,3,4, Marching Band Front S.3.4. Concert Band 1.8.3.4. Track 8. Decoupage Club 1, Nornir 3.4 (Senior Editor); Future plans: Southeastern Academy for Airline Ticket Reservationist or Travel Agent. 192 GARY LYNN RICKRODE Industrial Arts. A.V. Club. C.D.O. 4. JULIE MARIE ROHRBAUGH Business. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Decoupage Club 1, Self-Defense Club 4. Art Club 4; Future plans: Secretarial Job - Marriage. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH 8ANDERS (Kathy) Business. Marching Band Front 2,3, Cheerleading 1,2.3,4. Gym-O-Ree 1,4, Art Club 1,2, Leaders Club 2.3. Pep Club 4. SANDRA DIANE SANDERS (Sandy) General. Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Concert Band 1.2,3.4. Basketball Manager 3.4, Intramural Badminton 3, Track 4, Craft Revival Club 1, Leaders Club 3.4, Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Work. BARRY LEE SCHREIBER Academic. Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Concert Band 1,2.3.4. Orchestra 1.2,3,4. Pit Orchestra 2,3,4. District Band 2,3,4. Track 3. Gym-O-Ree 4, Gymnastics Club 1, Choral Club 4; Future plans: Wilkes College - Hahnemann School of Medicine. JEFFREY LEE SENFT (Jeff) General. A.V. Club 1.2.3,4, C.D.O. 4. LINDA MICHELE SENNETT (Michele) Academic. Field Hockey 2. Basketball 2. Tennis 3.4. Drama Club 1. Math Club 4. Varsity Club 4. Nornir 4. Gym-O-Ree 4; Future plans: Towson State University. RUSSELL DOW SHAFFER (Rusty) Academic. Drama Night - Props 2. Intramurals 1,2, Gym-O-Ree 4. Self-Defense Club 4; Future plans: College. DAVID LYNN SHELLEMAN (“Snake”) Academic. Marching Band 1, Football 2,3,4. Captain - Football 4. First Team York County All Star Football 4. Wrestling 1,2,3,4. First Litiz Christmas Tourney 3. First Sectionals 3,4, Fourth Regionals 4, First Team York County All Star Wrestling 4, Baseball 1,2,3.4. Baseball Co-Captain 4. Varsity Club 2,3,4; Future plans: Mont Alto Campus. Penn State for Ceramic Engineering. ELIZABETH MYRLENE SMALL (Betsy) Academic. National Honor Society 3,4. Class Pres. 1.4. Student Council 1.2,3,4 (V. Pres.), Homeroom Pres. 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Musical 1.2,3,4, Marching Band Front 3.4, Drama Night 4. Cheerleading 1,2,4, Gym-O-Ree 2. Track 1,2,3, Homecoming 1,2,4, Orange and Black 3,4; Future plans: College. ANNE TERESA SMITH Business. Basketball 1,2, Dimensions 1.4; Future plans: Central Penn Business School. PRUDENCE LYN SMITH (Prudie) Academic. National Honor Society 4. Class Sec. 1.2. Class V. Pres. 4. Class Pres. 3, Student Council 1,2.3 (V.Pres.), 4 (Pres.). Homeroom V. Pres. 1, School Play 1,2, Drama Night 1.2,3. Musical 1.2.4. Marching Band Front 2,3,4, (Co-Captain 3,4) Chorus 1.2,3,4, Track 2. Cheerleading 1,2,4, Gym-O-Ree 2. Homecoming 4; Future plans: Albright College for Nursing. SHELIA LORENE SPAIN Business. Basketball Manager 1. Dimensions 1,2,4; Future plans: Thompson Business Institute. BRYAN KEITH STANSBURY General; Future plans: Gourmet Chef. DAVID Z. STOLTE ( Stoltz”) Academic. Football 4. Sports Appreciation Club 4; Future plans: Penn State for Liberal Arts with an Engineering Degree. REGINA LARUE STORM (Gina) Business. Card Club 1. Self-Defense Club 4; Future plans: Work at Weis Markets - Marriage. 2. Drama Night 1. Marching Band 1,2.3,4. Concert Band 1.2,3,4. Wrestling 1,2,3, Tennis 3. Golf 1.2.3,4, A.V. Club 1.2.3.4. Photography Club 4. Nornir 4. Student Government Day, Oratorical Contest; Future plans: C.W. Post College for Photography. FRANKLIN LOUIS THOMAS (Frank) General. Homeroom Pres. 4. Wrestling 1.2,4. Football 1,2; Future plans: College. SHIRLEY ANN TOOMEY General. Art Club 2; Future plans: Marriage. GREGORY ALAN TRISH (Greg) General. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club 4; Future plans: Carpentry. SLIVIA ELIZABETH VALLEJO Academic; Future plans: College for Marine Biology. CHERYL ANN WACHTEL General. Art Club. DAVID EUGENE WEAVER (“Big Dave ) General. Football 2,3,4, Track 2, Wrestling 1,2,3.4, Gym-O-Ree 2, Backpacking Club 1. 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We offer a variety of loans loans for a new car. loans lor education, loans for home improvements each with the rates and terms that are right for you. And we have several checking and savings plans, all designed to fit your needs. As we said, we give you more for your money. And. we give you more for you. Our 61 locations are convenient to where you live and work. And the people who work in them are local people. Your neighbors ... your kind of people. We have a lot of good, sound banking services that we'd like to share with you. Stop by and talk with us You'll see what we mean when we say .. More for your money More for you BUTCHER SINGER, INC. Members of the New York Stock Exchange 116 Broadway Hanover, a. HANOVER TENNIS CLUB P.O. BOX 366 Fame Avenue Hanover, Pa. 17331 HANOVER: PHONE: 637-2231 BALTIMORE: PHONE: 837-0546 HANOVER TRANSFER —v COMPANY 409 E. HANOVER STREET HANOVER. PA. 17331 Freight Service Between Hanover, Pa. and Baltimore, Md. Local and Long Distance Moving Established 1914 BEST WISHES from the classes of 1981, 1982, 1983 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Peter Alexopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aumen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bankert Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bell Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Bowman Margaret and Jack Brown Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bureau Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crouse Mr. and Mrs. R. C. DeFrain Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Dubs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Elder Mr. and Mrs. Gale J. Eyer Mr. and Mrs. Merle F. Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frederick, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Gibson Mrs. Doris L. Grace Mrs. Bernice Hayslette Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hertz Mr. and Mrs. William Himes Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Holtzman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Howard Charles and Yvonne Johnson Jim and Pat Keeney Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Leib Dr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Leister Josie and Bob Luckenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. A. William McCleaf Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Marchio Mr. and Mrs. Charles Markle Mr. and Mrs. John R. Medlock, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Morell Myers Harry W. Niehoff Mr. and Mrs. George O’Bradovic Ed and Joyce O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Norm Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Pfaff Mr. and Mrs. James Plakas Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Raubenstine Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Redding Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rickrode Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Rohrbaugh Julia Sanders Richard and Nancy Sanders Anna Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shelleman Mr. and Mrs. Burnell L. Small Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sponseller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stahl Mrs. Jean K. Stolte Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Storm Mrs. Eleanor L. Stouffer Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wentz Jay and Jeanne Wildasin Louise A. Wildasin Mrs. Diane Wintersteen Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Wood BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Henry J. Hoffacker III Antonnio’s Fischer’s Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lingg Dr. Harold J. Cohen Thomas H. Smith Jeweler 207 We would like to thank all the many devoted people who helped with this yearbook. A special thanks goes to our section editors, business editor, and other staff members who worked so hard to put this NORNIR together. We also appreciate the work of Ed Stouffer, our student photographer; our professional photographers; and Mrs. Sterner and Miss Schaffer, our advisors. Their help was essential in producing this NORNIR. We would also like to congratulate the Class of ’80. Good luck in the future, and may all your dreams come true. We wish you the best. Class of 80! Jen Leib and Deb Raubenstine, NORNIR editors mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y